Norwood High School - Tiot Yearbook (Norwood, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 316 of the 1974 volume:

TIOT 1974 NOR WOOD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL NORWOOD, MASSACHUSETTS VOLUME 36 Con ten ts peabody sports activities seniors Dedica tion As the class of 1974 approaches graduation, we find we are missing a member of our class. Mary T. Reagan entered Norwood High in 1971 and was elected Sophomore Class Treasurer. Born in California, one of eight children, Mary moved to Norwood and entered second grade at the Cleveland School. She attended Junior High South and continued on through her junior year at Norwood High. Mary was a favorite among her classmates and friends. Soft- spoken, with a beautiful smile, she possessed an inner sensitivity which brought out her artistic abilities. Her favorite hobbies were music and art. Mary and her family sang as a group and led the congregation at Sunday morning church services. Chosen as one of the selected students for Studio Art in her junior year, Mary planned to further her education in art after graduation. She was a member of Norwood Pulse and a former Norwood Debonnaire. What more can we say? I guess just thank you, Mary, for your friendship. We miss you. Love, the class of 1974 Mary Theresa Reagan When I must leave you for a little while, Please do not grieve and shed wild tears And hug your sorrow to you through the years But start out bravely with a gallant smile; And for my sake and in my name Live on and do all things the same. Feed not your loneliness on empty days But fill each waking hour in useful ways, Reach out your hand in comfort and in cheer And I in turn will comfort you and hold you near And never never be afraid to die For I am waiting for you in the sky! Days of Future Passed Recalling our days gone by . . . we look to Ihe future, what does the future hold, that the past has proclaimed? the past had its future . . . and the future has had its past! when we entered norwood high everyone was just a face in the crowd, gradually we formed friendships, and the faces became familiar. we were constantly moving , r w% ' k we planned our actions carefully, striving to do our best. each year offered a different challenge which we faced and conquered. as time went on, we learned to be individuals . . . 10 V each searching for his own style. at times we needed to be alone to gather our thoughts. 11 our social life increased as the years went by. we recognized our need for friendships. IWlltIK ' 13 our three years revolved around studying, socializing, and finding ourselves. norwood high became a separate world within another. ; mrMJt . .1 u- fi T u Dr. Philip O. Coakley Superintendent of Schools Mr. Umberto C. Napoleone Assistant Superintendent Elementary Education Mr. James R. Donovan Assistant Superintendent Secondary Education Norwood School Committee SEATED: Mrs. Duffy, Dr. Coakley. Mrs. Berkovv-itz, Mrs. Prindle. STANDING; Mr. Napoleone, Mr. Pentowski, Mr. Saraca, Mr. Egan, Mr. Diggs, Mr. Sheehan, Mr. Donovan. 15 ■ sophprnore year we vverte fe iiifiil;: ;: : l anfiers Were unkiio ' ri ir, U;;. , levi rycia ' Pili a ' s -siranger ' - ' ; ■ jiM ■■ we ' reislightly more bold r ii: 3-we recognize oiirle chers ■: ,, ' 1 we see many familiar f aces ■ .;v: ' ::;: ' ;;;i:;:.;;;;- -!,!:-;i,,, :;i;:,v. ., wei ' vc adjusted ' .-.; senior year: arijffither year ;:,; everyoiie .:: : . elpsato theyTeriotso bad :• i njore :;;:;l:;:; freedom in: the classroonis : they ' re almpst like friends. future: a better uflderstanding maturity knowledge thanks. utt m  ' I wm wm VR m ■ III III! ' S  T ■V ; i ' o. 1 Dr. John F. Monbouquette Principal Norwood Senior High School Mr. John Piccirilli Vice-Principal Mr. George S. Usevich Administrative Assistant. to Student Affairs Mr. Michael F. Gallahue Vice-Principal 19 ENGLISH 20 mr. John doherty mrs. patricia e. ingraham mr. paul r. wilgoren miss bonnie patellis mrs. Constance ridge miss Virginia flanagan 21 ENGLISH AND SPECIAL ED. mr. robert d. salie mrs. kathleen pawlowski miss carol bellis mr. charles o ' malley mrs. blanche h. shaw 22 MUSIC AND ENGLISH mr. pauI m. alberta mr. William st. laurent miss jane jackson mr. kenneth megan mr. waiter j. peterson mr. James b. phillips 23 wawHfliBMIiHiWwl FOREIGN LANGUAGES mrs. m. elizabeth callahan mrs. gisela kaleps mrs. annette carmichael miss eileen godino mrs. maria revilla 24 MATH mr. dennis w. huyj- hc nir. frank miller mr. fred richardson mrs. jane murphy mr. paul peckham mrs. bridge! jones mr. peter j. o ' neill 26 27 SCIENCE mr. dino fiore miss laura wick mr. thoinas 1. burbridge mr. robert j. corwin mr. donald wheeler mr. Wallace peck fnFfffnlNIKllJMBB ' ' I ' lll ' l? ...iiiiii- 7% mrs. nancy perlson mr. michael smeglin mr. horace e. fader miss bette bridges mrs. Joyce m. gleason miss Joanne mcgrath 29 ' [ ' ' ' Hivutl HOME ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS 30 1 • ' HH y J j|p ' ' - - ' bftim- BUSINESS miss Virginia a. greiman miss Janice musiak mr. robert e. weber mrs. sue c. Harris miss elaine rachalski mrs. anne e. o ' brien 31 SOCIAL SCIENCES mr. thoraas j. macdonough mr. paul vital mr. theodore a. curtin mr. robert levin mrs. margaret r. mcbee mr. peter c. davis, jr. mr. giles b. parker 32 mr. kenneth nolet mr. robert a. Clifford mr. bruce gregory mr. peter j. mollo mr. edward f. sweeney mr. richard bonin mr. robert s. toll PHYSICAL EDUCATION miss cathy hurt mr. Joseph smith mrs. Kathleen r. feldmann miss karen m. locke mr. arthur m. gulla mr. John b. martinelli mrs. adelaide 1. dapsauski - P . ' d. id I i i m ' 4 ■iP- ' , : -- - ' i .f ,f PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ART mr. nick passaretti mr. Joseph katchpole mrs. margo mancinelli mrs. mary j. munroe mrs. mary theresa Sweeney miss lee ann wilhelmson mrs. sandy donabed 35 mr. anthony j. arena mr. Joseph 1. goodwin mr. edward simpson mr. arthur m. burke mr. James e. rooney mr. Clifford r. pearl mr. conrad fenick ;iiiSs«i!5SS3ts mr. ralph e. morris miss sandra weingarten miss mary louise karahalis mr. Charles f. parker mr. waiter j. hughes mr. robert w. grazado miss marie i. driscoU 37 SECRETARIES mrs. mary breen mrs. Catherine perednia mrs. mary breen mrs. eleanor flaherty mrs. lorraine fitzpatrick 4 ' S- - 38 mr. richard eames miss jean Connolly mrs. roseline starr mrs. florence cleary mrs. carol travers mrs. grace mcmullin 39 Faculty Roster MR. PAUL ALBERTA Director of Music, Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Jazz Ensem- ble MR. VITO ANELLO English MR. ANTHONY ARENA Industrial Arts, Var- sity Golf Coach MISS CAROL BELLIS English MR. R. L. BONIN Chairman, History Depart- ment, Recent U. S. History, U. S. History MISS BETTE A. BRIDGES Chemistry MISS ALISON BRUNELL Drama, English MR. THOMAS BURBRIDGE College A. P. Biology, Audio-Visual Co-ordinator, A.V. Club MR. ARTHUR BURKE Industrial Arts MISS CATHY BURT Physical Education, He alth, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Softball MRS. M. ELIZABETH CALLAHAN French MRS. ANNETTE D. CARMICHAEL French, German MR. J. ALLEN CARVER Mathematics MR. ROBERT A. CLIFFORD U.S. History MR. ROBERT J. CORWIN Science MR. THEODORE A. CURTIN Contemporary Problems, U. S. History, African Studies MRS. ADELAIDE L. DAPSAUSKI Health, Physical Education, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Softball MISS BERNADETTE L. DATEO French, French Club Advisor MR. PETER C. DAVIS JR. Contemporary Prob- lems, Mid-east Studies, U. S. History MR. GILBERT F. DEHLER Latin, Western Civ- ilization MR. JOHN DOHERTY English, Football Coach, Baseball Coach MRS. SANDRA DONABED Art MISS MARIE I. DRISCOLL Guidance Counse- lor, Canton Hospital School Volunteer Advi- sor MR. RICHARD FAMES Programmer MR. HORACE FADER Chemistry, Tiot Finan- cial Advisor MRS. KATHLEEN R. FELDMAN Chairman, Physical Education Department, Physical Education, Health, J. V. Field Hockey, Varsity Gymnastics MR. CONRAD FENICK Electronics, Mechani- cal Drawing MR. DINO A. FIORE Chairman, Science Department, Physics MR. JOHN J. FLAHERTY JR. Chairman, Eng- lish Department, English MISS VIRGINIA P. FLANAGAN English MRS. ELLEN W. GALLAHUE Home Econom- ics MRS. JOYCE GLEASON Biology MISS EILEEN M. CODING Spanish MR. ROBERT W. GRAZADO Guidance Coun- selor MR. BRUCE GREGORY Psychology, Western Civilization, Wrestling Coach MISS VIRGINIA GREIMAN Business MR. JOSEPH GOODWIN Woodshop, Indus- trial Arts MR. ARTHUR M. GULLA Director of Athletics MISS LYNETTE GUTCHO Math, Biology MISS BARBARA G. HANKS Bookkeeping, Data Processing, Chairman, Business Depart- ment MRS. SUE CAROLYN HARRIS Typing, Office Practice MR. WALTER J. HUGHES Guidance Counse- lor, Powderpuff Football Coach, Big Brother- Big Sister MISS ANITA HUTCHISON English MR. DENNIS W. HUYGHE Math MR. ROY IMMONEN Math, Basketball Coach, Soccer Coach MRS. PATRICIA E. INGRAHAM English, Yearbook Advisor MISS JANE JACKSON English MRS. BRIDGET JONES Mathematics MISS GISELA M. KALEPS German II, III, IV, German Club MR. JOSEPH KATCHPOLE Chairman, Physi- cal Education Department, Boys ' Health, Physical Education MISS MARY LOUISE KARAHALIS Guidance Counselor, Co-director Work-Experience Pro- gram MISS MARGARET KENEFICK Stenography, Typew riting, Transcription MISS JEANETTE LaCOSSE English MR. ROBERT LEVIN History, Football Coach MRS. DIANE LEWIS Spanish I, II, III MISS KAREN M. LOCKE Physical Education, Health, Gymnastics Coach AO MR. THOMAS J. MacDONOUGH Western Civilization, Russian Studies MRS. MARGO MANCINELLI Art, Art History, Home Economics MR. JOHN B. MARTINELLI Physical Educa- tion, Health, Assistant Football Coach, Indoor Track Coach MRS. RANDY McBEE Sociology, Western Civ- ilization MISS JOANNE M.McGRATH A.P. Biology, Physiology, College Biology, Photography Club MR. KENNETH MEGAN Instrumental Music, Concert Band, Stage Band MR. FRANK MILLER Mathematics MR. PETER J. MOLLO JR. Law, Psychology, U. S. History, Tennis Coach MR. RALPH F. MORRIS Head Guidance Counselor MRS. RUTH MULCAHY Spanish MRS.M.JAQUELINEMUNROE Chairman, Art Department, Art MRS. JANE MURPHY Mathematics MISS JANICE MUSIAK Typing I, Office Prac- tice I, Recordkeeping II MR. KENNETH NOLET Economics, U. S. His- tory, Varsity Basketball Coach MRS. ANNE E. O ' BRIEN Typewriting MR. CHARLES D. O ' MALLEY Special Class Teacher MR. PETER J. O ' NEILL Mathematics MR. CHARLES PARKER Guidance Counselor, National Honor Society Advisor MR. GILES B. PARKER U. S. History, Econom- ics, Soccer Coach, Girls ' Basketball Coach MR. NICK PASSARETTI Physical Education, Health, Athletic Trainer , MISS BONNIE PATELLIS English MISS KATHLEEN F. PAWLOWSKI English - MR. CLIFFORD PEARL Graphic arts, Chair- ! man. Industrial Arts Department MR. WALLACE C. PECK Physics, Chemistry MR. PAUL PECKHAM Mathematics MRS. NANCY PERLSON Science MR. WALTER PETERSON Enghsh, Utopian Society in Literature Seminar MR. JAMES PHILLIPS Developmental Read- ing, English MISS ELAINE RACHALSKI Bookkeeping I, Typing I MRS. MARIA REVILLA Spanish MR. FRED RICHARDSON Algebra I, Geome- try MRS. CONSTANCE RIDGE English MRS. MARY RIDEOUT Home Economics, Chairman, Home Economics Department MR. PETER J. RIEMER Mathematics MR. ALBERT M. ROMANOWICZ Mathemat- ics, Assistant Basketball Coach MR. JAMES ROONEY Mechanical Drawing MR. ROBERT SALIE English MRS. BLANCHE SHAW English MR. EDWARD SIMPSON Industrial Arts MR. MICHAEL SMEGLIN Biology, Judo Club MR. JOSEPH M. SMITH Physical Education, Health, Sophomore Football MR. WILLIAM ST. LAURENT Choral Music, Music Theory, Music Major, Girls ' Barbershop MRS. DELORES L. STATON Chairman, For- eign Language Department, French MR. JOHN J. SULLIVAN Distributive Educa- tion Co-ordinator, D.E.C.A. Advisor MR. EDWARD F. SWEENEY History MRS. MARY THERESA SWEENEY Librarian MR. ROBERT TOLL U. S. History, College and A.P., Student Government Day MRS. NANCY TUCKER Mathematics, Math Team Advisor MR. PAUL VITAL Latin-American Studies, Sociology, U. S. History MR. ROBERT WEBER Distributive Education, Student Bookstore, D.E.C.A. Advisor MISS SANDRA WEINGARTEN Guidance Counselor MR. DONALD WHEELER Biology, Varsity Hockey Coach MISS LAURA WICK Chemistry MR. PAUL WILGOREN English MISS LEE ANNE WILHEIMSON Art, Art Club Advisor School Nurse and Secretaries MRS. MRS. MRS. MISS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MISS MISS MRS. MRS. MARY BREEN School Nurse MARY C. BREEN Secretary FLORENCE CLEARY Secretary JEAN CONNOLLY Secretary DOROTHY D ' AGOSTINO Secretary LORRAINE FITZPATRICK Secretary ELEANOR FLAHERTY Secretary GRACE McMULLIN Secretary CATHERINE PEREDNIA Secretary POLLIANNA SOBCZYK Secretary ROSALIND STARR Secretary CAROL TRAVERS Secretary 41 moments to remember sophomor© year — excited. . . wrong directionisfroni seniors . . . • ibomb scares . . . our concert ... purchasing seniors for slaves . . . the computer dance. junior year - another year . . . parking problems . — class trips . . . car licenses . . .jr. prom. . . skip day at horseneck senior year — blue hills . . . semi-formal ... senior auction . . . senior prom. . . oiir town . . . no gas . . .our new year — 1974 . . .the cape. . . the history of rock ' n ' roll ... June . . .class day. . .good-bye. mF future —T school ,.. marriage ... babies , . . class reunions . . . : work . ;. . retirenient gWB f S i • ■amtism-.- te :.. -, ■ T ' t. r.i. ' J f ■ .. ' lafo W :i:tm i! i;i;ii!ii,i.! Viil::, ' !iMi .i.;i;,: Siiliiiitti ' c Diane I. Adair 34 Norton Drive Chink ' James M. Acker Hacka 96 Lincoln Street S.S.B. ' S . . . F.M. . . . THE CAPE . . . THE HOLE . . . E.J. . . . No, Wait a Minute you ' re riglit . . . curly. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Big Brother-Big Sister; Can- ton Hospital Program; Typ- ing Committee Winslow . . . Elks . . . Can- ton Meadows . . . August 23, 1973 . . . Hockey games N.E. . . .On Luck. . . B.B. Patricia Charlotte Adams Patty 5 Robinwood Road Activities: Senior Auction Italy . . . New Hampshire . . . The Boat . . . 18th Ave- nue Dudes . . . LAND OF THE SUN . . . Hockey . . . CIAO. Katherine A. Adler Kathy 93 Winfield Street Activities: Art Club; Pep Club; Evaluation Day Com- mittee; Big Brother-Big Sister: Powder Puff Football. H.J. ' S 71 . . . Connecticut . . . F.K.K. . . . Evon . . . Sunrise . . . M.C.P. . . . Jes- sie . . . N. West . . . Pearls. Lawrence P. Aherne 12 Greenwich Road Activities: Hockey 1, 2. Walpole C.C. . . . The Dugout . . . Cherokee 140 . . . Mchugh Forum . . . Steak and Brew. Peter A. Ahern 30 Garden Parkway Alleys . . . 4-4-2 . Van . . . Buzzin . . wich . . . E.G. . . Chin. . Al ' s . Sand- Dirty James Stephen Adelmann Bando 59 Margaret Street Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1. My Buddies, Pete and Duffy ... Get it down! . . . East cross . . . M.K.B.S. . . . Hydrox cookies and milk . . . Camp Forest Hills . . . Snapper . . . Thumbing with Moe. Richard S. Adler 68 Marlboro Street Activities: Band 1, 2; Stage Band 1, 2; English 400; Tennis 2, 3; District Band 1, 2. Today I have Grown Taller From Walking With The Trees Karle Wilson. ■ii Susan M. Allen Sue 162 Nichols Street Activities: Gymnastics 1; Softball 1: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3. RUBY . . . When we ' re together — I ' m together, and happy . . . Meadows . . . June 23 . . . Ringo. Faith V. Anderson Fai 62 Sturtevant Avenue Gym . . . The Audi . . . Gig- gles . . . Merrillanean Slang ... The Gang . . . AYFK — 4. Wayne R. Aldrich 530 Walpole Street Activities:Tioi Associate Editor; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1; National Honor Society; Evaluation Day Committee; Honor Roll 2, 3; Student Government Day; Senior Auction. 3:30 . . . The Chase . . . Night of the log . . . M-7 . . . This and That . . . H.L.S.G. . . . JONIS View- point peaks inc. Mary E. Allen 22 Clark Street Mazy Activities: Softball 1, 2; Art Club 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Pep Squad; Powder Puff Foot- ball. ELKS . . . Gal . . . May 73 . . . Falmouth . . . Ohio 72 . . . Ipswich . . . JECKDSLT. Joseph Paul Andrea 104 Codman Road Activities: Track 2, 3. The Rock-Em Boys Veni . . . Vidi . . . Vici. Bruno Edward John Andrews 39 Tamworth Road •Ed Hallelujah!. . .38. . . M-L- G . . . Enjoy . . . Frog. Lisa Anne Altman 97 Hampden Drive Activities: French Club 3; Yearbook — Sponsorship Staff; Big Brother, Big Sister; National Honor Society. When you ' ve seen beyond yourself then you will find peace of mind is waiting there — and the time will come when you see we ' re all one — and life flows on within you and without you. Lori-Jean Anderson 18 Cypress Street Lori ' lcfjvjfies; German Club 1; Senior Auction: Tiot Typing Committee. December 1, 1972 . . . John . . . anything new . . . Mar- tha Vineyard . . . Tuesday ' s . . . Smile. 45 y- Paul Andrews 249 Dean Street Al Mary C. Anello 196 Hill Street Activities: Class Secretary 1, 2, 3; Tiot Advertising Com- mittee; Pep Club; Powder Puff Football; Canton Hospi- tal Program; Big Brother-Big Sister. H.J. ' s 71 . . . The Mooring T.C ' s . . . Jiving at 303 . . . Mis a Co. . . . New Year ' s Eve ' 72 . . . Strawberries, Roses . . . Signs BWing . . . Memories ' 74. James Armour 51 Roxana Street Jimmy F.M. . . . Swampies . . . G.I.O. . . .the sheriff. . . uh- yeow . . . elbow tipping . . . Been Around . . . C.Z. Darlene V. Arouchon 105 Pales Avenue Darl ' Activities: Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2. - . . neighborhood gang . . . Donna ' s car . . . makin ' berries . . . Friday ' s and Saturday ' s . . . Fitz and Mac . . . lemon . . . gym. Patrice Mary Aspinwall Trice 143 Pellana Road When the dream came, I held my breath with my eyes closed. I went insane like a smokering day when the wind blows. Now I won ' t be back till later on, if I do come back at all, But you know me, and I miss you now! Neil Young ' 16 Bruce B. Babcock 160 Cottage Street Babs Activities: Swim team 1, 2, 3; Chess Team 1, 2, 3; Chess Clubl, 2, 3. Ann . . . G.T.B.T. ' s . . . Rac- ing . . . Answers . . . Poppy . . . Shalom . . . Sfie. Frank V. Baglione Huck 4 Greenwich Road Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3. Tenny ' s T. . . . Stationary . . . N.B.S. and the Crippler . . . I ' ll be there at 7:00 . . . Shazam. Doreen E. Auciello 7 Chapel Street Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Softball 1; Student Council Representative 2, 3; Evaluation Day Committee. M.P. . . . Eagles . . . M.C. P. . . . J ' s . . . Under the pines . . . Elks . . . sunsets. Cheryl Ann Ayoub 45 Dean Street I love you Mary . . . Tues- day afternoon . . . Clouds . . . One Way Out . . . Hey good kid . . . These Eyes . . . The Garage . . . This is madness. Joseph D. Bandanza 43 Marion Ave. B.S.A. Stephen). Barker Woof 16 Ash Road List seven words . . . East Activities: Soccer 1. Cross Assofciates . . . White Falcon . . . Beaver . . . The Barberry . . . S.M. Cape . . . Burnt out ... 6 seconds . . . Wizard, of them. Shirley A. Bacon 24 Tamworth Road Activities: Concert Chorale 1, 2 , 3; Girls ' Choir 3; Girls ' Bar- bershop Group 3. 6 27 72 . . . Steve StUls . . . Blue Skies . . . Dover . . . Oh No! Joyce Marie Bagni 15 Manchester Road Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Tiot Associate Editor; Senior Auction 3. Scenics . . , 20 1 2 back . . . Times in Ply . ... 2 charmbracelets . . . Friday night behind N.C. Garage . . . Mac ' s . . . friends . . . Memories of Mary . . . M and D . . . Good kids . . . Picciddilli Lounge . . .The Cape. M J 47 Catherine Bartucca Kathy 11 Cross Street Activities: Pep Club 1; Honor Roll 2; Powder Puff Football. CC . . . lost Blue Hills . . . O.H.R.R. . . .Kulskrua. . . June 8, 1973 . . . football game. Theresa Maria Bartucca Terry 937 Washington Street Activities: Glee Club 1 I Love Jimmy . . . Flower Power . . . Wild Flower . . . Power to the People . . . Love is Jimmy. Paula Barron 83 Azalea Drive Activities: Art Club 1; Drama Club 3. Is anything more cruel or hateful than the anger which destroys the smile upon the face and the love within the heart? If one would really guard himself, let him beware of anger, or it will destroy him! The fire of anger, which burns up all that comes near, will also burn up the pleasant raft of friendship. Joan E. Barton 359 Prospect Street Activities:Tio[ Associate Editor; Big Sister Program 2, 3; Student Council 1; French Club; Student Gov- ernment Day 1; National Honor Society 2, 3; Powder Puff Football. If you cry because of los- ing the sun, your tears will not let you see the stars. Joseph M. Bartucca, Jr. i Jo Jo 937 Washington Street Hockey . . . Space program i . . . photography . . . Civic . . . Helping hand. Roger J. Battles 105 Gay Street Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3; Football 1. March 1972 . . . Rhode Island . . . Billiards . . . June 14, 1972 . . . Green Devils; . . . 74 . Daniel T. Bayer Nude 193 Walpole Street Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3; Cross Country 1. Rocky Racoon. . . MJEH . . . Blue Bomber . . . Quar . . . yeah . . . Oddie ' s cel- lar. Denise J. Beale 55 Prospect Street Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister 2. U of H . . . Junior Prom . . . Hey ... Go Climb a rock ... It really does . . . Tahiti . . . Get-togethers with the SB ' s. 43 Lorraine F. Begley 51 Ellis Avenue Activities: French Club 2; Tiot Advertising Committee; National Honor Society; Powder Puff Football. Robert Alan Billingsley TEX 955 Washington Street Activities: Band 1, 2; Football 1-, 2; Baseball 1, 3; Jr. Class Play 1; Volleyball 1; Track 1, 2; Softball 1; POWDER PUFF COACH 3; Wrestling 1; Let- termen ' s Club 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1; Student Council 1. The world of music ... I doubt it . . . Four . . . Gitmo Cuba O ' Club . . . Friends far away. Carla J. Bearse 1908 Village Road West Activities: Yearbook Staff 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Senior Auction; Powder Puff Foot- ball. 3 16 73 . . . Grizz . . . Billi- ards . . . C.M.W. . . . dis- torted smile . . . mix and match ... p. 7-4. James Begley 20 Pleasant Street Linda Bloomendale 526 Normandy Drive Stephen W. Bourne 345 Winter Street Activities: Tennis ladder 3; English 400 2, 3; Student Government day 1, 2. Joyce I. Benker 42 Glendale Road Activities: Art Club 1; Big Brother, Big Sister 2. Feb. 8, 1973 . . . Our Gang . . . Green dress . . . West- woods . . . N.H. . . . Wanna Play Bus?. . . D.B. ' s Parties. JoAnn M. Blake 15 Woodland Road Activities: Deca 2, 3. Jo ' February 13, 1972 . . . M.S.M. . . . 4:00 . . . Abington . . . forever. 49 Robert G. Brady Bobby 7 Countryside Lane Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 3; Hockey 2; Outdoor track 1, 2, 3; Ski Club. COUSINS . . . What ' s new? . . . LATER! . . . 11:30 New Year ' s Eve 72 . . . Wilson St. . . . Remember the Mud Bowl, Oct. 29, 72 . . . The Fellas and Ms. Gebe. Deborah A. Brant Debbie ' 1223 Washington Street Activities: DECA 1, 2, 3. 5-7-73 . tang . School. 68 Green Flats . . . Mus- The Paul F. Brady Braids Terry M. Bowers Trick 89 Westview Drive 52 Cross Street .... , . , , Activities: Ski Club 3; Bowl- Now it ' s a Monster that ' ' ' ■ will not obey. , m the ozone . . . dip this . . . tending the crop. Maura J. Breen 122 Casey Street Activities: Tiot circulation Committee; Pep Club; Pow- der Puff; Big Brother-Big Sister. Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime; And, depart- ing, leave behind us Foot- prints on the sands of time. Michael T. Breen 65 Churchill Drive Mike Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Indoor 1; Gymnastics 2, 3; Photography Club 2; Out- door Track 1, 2, 3. When corrupt people don ' t govern themselves, the government will not become corrupted. Jean L. Bragg Jeannie 151 Bedford Street Abington, MA Activities: Tennis. friendship is what I treas- Lynette Alexandria Breen lyn 39 Lynwood Drive Activities: Pep Club 2, 3. Phil . . . April 13th M73 . . . Cougar . . . Trans Am . . . the river . . . K -I- M- Oing ...]] + ]. 50 51 Nancy L. Brown 31 Chatham Road Activities: Big-Brother; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3; Swim Team 1, Manager 2, 3; Pow- der Puff Football; Senior Auction; Basketball 1; J.V. Cheerleader; Cheerleading 3; Girls ' Choir 1, 2, 3. S.f. . . . Scenics. . . 16th Birthday picadilli lounge . . . my friends s.t. gro- overs . . . cute feet??? Pamela Beth Brown Pam 40 Churchill Drive Activities: Gymnastics 1, 2; Tiot Associate Editor; Sen- ior Auction. 14-3 Neil Henry . . . ' Pashy Moonbeam ' . . . I ' m not impressed . . . E Florida . . . Owe Me! Pax, 920, 832, . . .910. Paul F. Brown 26 Orchard Lane Activities: Cross Country 1, 2; Senior Auction; Hockey 1, 2. 21 . . . Leduc . . . 3m.9 ' s . . .Feb. ' 73. . .21 Club. Mary Ann Bruce 56 Yarmouth Road Mar Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister; Art Club 3; Tiot Circu- lation Comm.; Powder Puff Football; Pep Club. Fire hydrant . . . 14 Really?? . . . Falmouth . . . imagine, Milwaukee . . . The moment of silence. Richard F. Buckley 132 Lincoln Road Activities: Band 1. Nice or what . . . What a tripping day. Donna M. Burns Snrub 60 Heaton Avenue Activities: German Club 1, 2. Jan. 17, 73. COLEY . . . Marshfield mg. jm. sopho- more year . . . Skipping overEdmo ' s . . . S.D. at the Bogs . . . Bleachers Period 5. Kevin J. Browne 73 Crestwood Circle MOPAR ... A good Health one . . . Raymond . . . Burn Baby Burn . . . DeWitt. . .Hank (sic). Alison J. Buck 30 Lincoln Street Activities: Gymnastics; soft- ball 1; Tiot Advertising com- mittee; Senior Auction. J.E. Oct. 70 . . . gotta match? S ' e hago me . . . You don ' t know what you ' ve got till it ' s gone. 52 Brian Butters 354 Nichols Street Karen M. Cahaly 88 Westover Parkway Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Southeast District Band 1, 2, 3; Allstate Band 2, 3; Concert Choral 2; Madrigals 3; Girls ' Barbershop 3. Europe, Summer of 72 . . . Snowballs and buttercups in July . . . Ladies night out . . . real fun . . . Papa ' s . . . backroom . . . Mr. A. Eleanor C. Burns EUie 132 Roosevelt Ave. Activities: DECA 2, 3. It ' s been a long time comin ' It ' s goin to be a long time gone. David Crosby. Patricia Butler Pattie 75 Prospect Street Activities: Dancing; Horse- back Riding; Swimming; Sewing. David . . . 12 72 . . . Cabaret . Noreen. 10 5 73 . . . Love Story . . Dorthy . 11 Paul J. Capasso 145 Nichols Street ' CUP Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; Senior Play. Little One ... Big Blue . . . 11 21 75 . . . Junior Prom . . . Nantasket . . . Friday the 16th . . . Saturday night ' s all right . . . East Cross Association, October 28. Ursula C. Carbone Urs 49 Florence Avenue Activities: Tiot Advertising Committee; German Club 2; Big Brother-Big Sister; Wrentham Volunteer. Hunna . . . old times in Humphrey . . . Welfleet . . . Beech St. . . . New- pond . . . parking lots. Karen Lynn Cafferty 498 Nichols Street Activities: Art Club 3. Still around the corner there may wait A new road or a secret gate, And though we pass them by today, Tomorrow we may come this way And take the hidden paths that run Towards the moon on to the sun. Joan M. Cannon 260 Pleasant Street Activities: Senior Auction; Big Brother-Big Sister. M.R. . . . Civic and Alleys . . . Al ' s Van . . . Cape-N.H. . . . Christmas Eve (71) . . . EMERGENCY BRAKES! STATION!. . .Memories. 53 Jane E. Cardillo 24 Bornwood Drive Activities: Band 2, 3; French Club 1; Senior Auction; Tiot associate editor; Senior Play. Summer of 73 . . . lil, nick, and eddie . . . I ' m not skinny, I ' m thin! . . . Ladies nite . . . the river . . . papa ' s . . .S.A.T. Leslie J. Carey 150 Walpole Street Jan. 1, 1971 . . . Chapel St. Park . . . the meadows . . . Halloween ' 70 . . . Brigham ' s . . . Downtown. Cheryl A. Carchedi 15 Willow Street Activities: German Club 1, 2, 3; Evaluation Day Com- mittee; Wrentham State Health Careers Program. Summer of ' 72 . . . Mer- rymount Beach . . . Beech Street . . . New Pond . . . Narragansett Rd. . . . Maria ' s. Jean Carchedi 28 Birch Road Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2, Captain 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Student Council 3; Senior Auction 3; Soft- ball 1, 3; Singles Club; Swimming 1, 2. Stairway to Heaven . . . Scenics . . . GWTP ... 12 c bat . . . M D . . . Talks with B, E. Jimmy Hand . . . My squad. Joseph S. Cattafe Deets 35 Greenwich Road Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Outdoor Track 2, 3; Indoor Track 3; Harvard Book Prize. East Cross Associates . . . October 28 . . . MKBS . . . Melvin Village . . . that ' s a nice rock. Maureen A. Caulfield 426 Nahatan Street ' Moe Activities: French Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 2| 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; Tiot Advertising Committee. gumballs in the bank . . . France 73 . . . Wedgie . . . DSK . . . my pal . . . 3 on 2 . . . too funny. Daniel J. Carey Danny 33 Fieldbrook Drive Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3. GI Joe . . . Golf cart . . . July 29 . . . skiing ... 14. Paula M. Catanese 70 Norton Drive Cats Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister Club 2, 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. The maid did it! . . . S.B. Get togethers . . . Wanna Play Bus? . . . Russian Corre- spondent . . . Our Gang . . . Hiccups . . . That ' s my skirt! 54 Michael John Chaggaris Chaggy 27 Arcadia Road Activities: Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1; Yearbook Advertis- ing Committee; Senior Auc- tion; Senior Play. Far Out and Solid . . . two iPennies a mile . . . Earlde ' . . . Why Certainly . . . Manomet Point . . . the press . . . Ghost Huntin. Nancy Lynn Cavanaugh 80 Winter Street Activities: Swimming 1; Student Government Day 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Singles Club, Vice-President 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff; Girls ' Ice Hockey 3; Yearbook Co-Editor in Chief; Sen- ior Auction. 13th with Judy . . . my rabbit . . . 3 ' s and digit ... the Cape (D.P.) . . . P.Y.N. . . . New York D (mr) . . . Room 85 . . . Blood Sister . . . YSM . . . T.I.A.B. . . . Brandy . . . Up Town early . . . Ogunquit. Robert M. Chambers Bob 42 Adams Street Activites: National Honor Society; Cross Country Team; Evaluation Day Com- mittee. I ' m sure; . . . 4 12 73 . . . G.B. . . . always . . . never ... I know not! . . . run. Wayne F. Cherry 45 Jefferson Drive Activities: Football 2, 3; Wrestling 1. The Corner . . . . Skinhead pole . . .Joan. Dec. 5 . Wal- Janet E. Chesebrough 20 Heather Drive Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Chorale 3; Girls ' Barbershop 3; Southeast District 1, 2, 3; All State 2, 3; English 400; Wrentham State Volunteer Program. Hump . . . Mouths . . . Papa ' s . . . night rehears- als .. . How do you say that in Syrian? ... If you want it, use it! . . . real fun. 55 Michael S. Cianci 45 Hampden Drive Mike Activities: Newspaper 3; Evaluation Day Committee; Drama Club 3; Senior Play. Summer of 73 . . . We were ■kidding you . . . July 9, 1973 . . . Rats . . . One Way . . . Whata you cana do? . . . Paula. Pamela M. Clifford 4 Harrow Road Pam Activities: Field Hockey 1; Softball 1; French Club, Vice- President 1, 2; Art Club 3; Drama Club 3; Girls ' Ice Hockey 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football; Senior Auction; Concert Chorale 1, 2. T.J. and the KK ' s (Jeeps) . . . August 73 (Ain ' t Nothing But a House Party) . . . The 3 B ' s . . . Manchuria State Univer- sity . . . 500 Frogmen. Paul A. Ciacia 652 Neponset Street Activities: Baseball 1, 2. Victoria F. Ciacia Vicky 652 Neponset Street Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 3; Hill Topper 1. November 72. . .Christ- mas Party . . . Lumberjacks . . . Are any of my neigh- bors here . . . XB . . . Cape Cod. Russell D. Clinton 75 Hill Street 350 SS Nova ... Dig Carol . . . Six month. ... Clarks. Kathryn M. Clougher Cheeko 157 Rock Street Activities: Girls ' Softball 1, 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3; Pep Club. Elks . . . Falmouth . . . Cal . . . Ohio 72 . . . Friend- ly ' s . . . Deb ' s . . . Ipswich . . .D-Days. i Joan M. Cleary 89 Earle Street The Jan Activities: Girls Basketball 2; Girls Softball 2, 3. OK People. . .Chink. . . 6th Lunch and the Russian Correspondent . . . S.B. Get togethers . . . P.G. ' s . . . Jiv- ing to the music in the big blue bu. Joseph Clinton 75 Hill Street Joe ' Clarks . . . The Pits . . . Saturday Nights . . . You will meet a lot of people in your time but only find a few friends. 56 Emanuel S. Collins Manny 695 Pleasant Street Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3. B.B.+55C; . . . 2 23 73 + P.N. . . . O ' D ' s Cellar. . . Blue Bus . . . Spic . . . Meat . . . It ' s Been Real! ... 30. Jay M. Collova 3402 Village Road Elaine Rachel Cohen 118 Albemale Road Activities: French Club 1, 2; Big Brother-Big Sister 2, 3; Drama Club 3. M.S. P. . . . Mexico . . . Maroon . . . the market . . . downstairs . . . Poindexter. Dawn M. Colleary 303 Bahama Drive Activities: Tiot Advertising Committee; Powder Puff Football. Jiving at My House ... Be nice to Dicky . . . Pick it, Pickles . . . hasn ' t been here long . . . glass walls . . . my friends . . . Nelly Smpl, No! No! Michael J. Collins 182 Sunnyside Road Rosie Activities: Baseball 1; Foot- ball 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Class Vice-President 2; Big- Brother-Big Sister 2, 3. January 15, 1973 . . . Queeny . . . Norn . . . Stationary . . . Hurry up Frank! Cathy M. Condon 3503 Village Road West Activities: Tiot Advertising Committee. Mary E. Conley Mare 22 Howard Street Activities: Powder Puff Football; Singles Club. Gorgeous . . . You crack me up! . . . Super-cafe . . . The Lehane way . . . Remember Happy Mead- ows . . . The Saturday night hide-away . . . Papa ' s Juke Box. Michael J. Connolly 14 Pleasant Place 57 Sandra J. Connolly Sandy 91 Pleasant Street Junior Prom . . . Mame . . . Summer of ' 73 . . . You look like a squirrel . . . Hey we almost made it . . . Hey we didn ' t make it . . . Party time! Sean Patrick Connolly 288 Railroad Avenue Activities: English 400; Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, Vice-Pres- ident 3; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Student Gov- ernment Day 1; Tiot Associ- ate Editor; Hilltopper 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Only fools are positive . . . 10 20 73 . . . 9 31 73 . . . Birds of Fire . . . Jimi vs. Roy . . . Hey Joe. Kathleen Connors Kathy 215 Richland Road Activities: Tiot Circulation Committee; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football. October 16, 1972 . . . H.J. 1971. . .61677. . .Raise and Goobers . . . A.O.L. ... Be Careful ... I can ' t believe you. Christopher John Cooley Peachy 9 Juniper Drive Harwichport . . . E.Z. Wider . . .Tokin ' . . .NHWOD. . . Meadows . . . Oh Yeah . . . Dusted. Stephan J. Corcoran 9 Hickory Road Activities: Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Lagers . . . The stooges . . . Blow Lunch ... All Nighters . . . MFGIOC- ZRIOK . . . Tuck it in yer ear . . . Get em up. Lauri Susan Cookish 45 Yarmouth Road Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister 2; Tiot Circulation Committee. 14 . . . 4:06 . . . fire hydrant . . . Falmouth . . . April ' 73 . . . Brake it, E.S. . . . C ' s salute. Donna Jeanne Corcoran Donna 10 Jefferson Dr. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football; Girls ' Hockey; Senior Auction. Summer ' 72 . . . Jr. Prom . . . T.F.W. . . . Scenics get caught . . . LSTNT ... Do you know where you are? . . . 26 . . . L.S. car. 58 Peter A. Corsini 6 Earle Street Activities: Hockey 1; ball 2. 14 . . . FALMOUTH , P.L. . . . L ' s Party , F.L.C.G. . . .4 26 73, Summer of 73. Timothy P. Coskren Timmy 83 Richland Road Base- Activities: Football 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Track 1. Prescott . . . 9 26 72? . . . Margies 72 Party ' in . . . I.G.A.B.T.P.W.Y. . . . Dream on . . . Down Pitchy ' s. Patricia A. Cotter Trisha 88 Railroad Avenue Activities: French Club 1, 2; Drill Team 2, 3; Concert Cho- rale 2, 3; Girls ' Choir 3; Girls ' Barbershop 3; Madrigals 3; Silhouette 2; Drama Club 3; National Honor Society 3. Classic White Lampost . . . Gorgeous . . . Fred Ginger . . .3on2(M.C.). I James H. Crook 8 Canterbury Drive Activities: Basketball 1, 2 Capt. 3; Track 1; Baseball 2, 3 Big Brother-Big Sister 2, 3 Student Council 3; National Honor Society. The Chase . . . Motley and Iron City . . . The Mash . . . C.T.H. . . . Jive Turkey . . . The night of the Log . . . Tigger. Kevin M. Coyne 56 Silver Street ' Kev Alma . . . Jan. 12, 1971 . . . Marshfield . . . Wareham 12 ... All nighters . . . The Boys. Linda Grummet 10 Holly Drive I.B.M. Activities: Pep Club; Tiot Adverti sing Committee. True Friends are like dia- monds precious and rare: False friends are like autumn leaves scattered everywrhere. Russell P. Cunningham Russ 23 Malvern Road Activities: Indoor Track 1, 2; Outdoor Track 1, 3. Igor . . . June 15, 1973 . . . Meatball . . . Lay Down . . . Beach Boys . . . Sandy ' s . . . White Shoes. Anne Marie Curran Anna 15 Talbot Avenue The tools of the mind become burdens when the environment which made them necessary no longer exists. 59 John E. Curtin Drapes 109 Cottage Street Activities: Indoor Track 1, 2, 3;SpringTrackl, 2, 3. Falmouth . . . 13 . . . Chink . . . Missy ' s . . . Black Bomber (me) . . . 7 27 73 . . . White Lightning . . . OSTAF. Robert Edward Czyrklis Bob 88 Jacobsen Drive Activities: A.V. Club 1,2,3; Tennis Club 3 Pontiac . . . May 12, 1973 . . . Goaltending . . . May 22, 1973 . . . American Band . . . Sooner or Later . . . Dorches- ter. Brian Paul Curran Brian ' 16 Ellis Avenue 14 . . . 58 . . . N.H. . . , Falmouth . . . Chix . . . Concerts . . . Windows. Kathleen Marie Curran Kathy 20 Bonney Lane Activities: Girls ' Choir 2, 3; Madrigals 3; Girls ' Barber- shop 3; Big Brother-Big Sis- ter 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. S.B. Get Togethers ... 15 months (!)... the tree . . . CUTIEE ... Go Climb a Rock . . . Summer ' 73 . . . The Kid . Theodore J. Davenport 130 Winter Street Ted ' Activities: Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2. New Hampshire 72 . . . What? . . . HEAD ... The Cape . . . Friends. Joseph de Almeida Joe 35 Fulton Street Corvair . . . hole in the wall . . . Summer of 73 . . . Brew T.P. . . . Get em up. Jane M. Cusack 53 Oak Road Activities: Evaluation Day Committee; Tiot Advertisings Committee; Senior Auction; Big Brother-Big Sister Club; Girls ' Ice Hockey. Mom and Dad . . . Pier 4 . . . Linda V ' s cottage and parties . . . M.R. . . . April 9, 1971 . . . Slow Down . . . Room 85 in Switzerland. Theresa B. Dacko 73 Fales Avenue Pickles Activities: Singles Club Pres- ident 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff ( Football, Typing Comm. H.J. ' s 71 . . . Dennisport .... Time is Now . . . C 45 ' s .... Hee-haw . . . Flare the Nos- ■ trils DAWN . . . Jiving at 303. . 60 Michele C. DeGrazio 11 Jefferson Drive Shelly Activities: Tiot Circulation Committee; Powder Puff Football; National Honor Society 3; Big Brother-Big Sister; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Falmouth Heights . . . Well, you know what they say . . . smile . . . Summer . . . I ' m hungry . . . Who wants gum? . . . Time to leave soon? Carol Ann Deneno 51 Peabody Road Activities:Band 1, 2; Wind Ensemble 3; Southeast Dis- trict 1; Wrentham State Pro- gram 1; Softball 1; Student Council 1; Student Govern- ment Day; Student Council Secretary 2. Colour My World . . . Europe 72 . . . Mayrahofen . . . It ' s Been Real! . . . Apples . . . The Horse . . . Chocolate Chip Cookies. Jane Anne Davock Jetta ' 149 Devon Road Mary A. DeFrancesco 74 Plimpton Avenue Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister Program 2, 3; Circula- tion Editor of Yearbook 3; Girls ' Choir 3. Civic . . . O.H.R.R. . January 15, 1973 . . . S.B. . . . Humarock . . Get Togethers . . .West- Cape . . . B.H. woods . . . Cape . . . Two- stranded. Step . . . I.e. . . . NJFW. Activities: Honor Roll 2; Pep Club 1, .P.T. Lost Timothy D. Denehy 167 Roosevelt Avenue Tim Acfinfies; Baseball 1, 2, Capt. 3; Soccer 2; Hockey 1. Right Carn . . . Budzies . . . Friday Afternoons . . . The Capri . . . Carney . . . The Mr. And Mrs. . . . Weekend Nights. Michael K. Denzer 101 Albemarle Road Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3; Football 1; Senior Auction; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Prom Committee. 5 5. . .l.i.b.b.c. . . .West Wareham Woods . . . Gazeebo . . . 7 31 ... 12 . . . Middle Earth . . . P.S. Mary L. Desisto 26 Bruce Road Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Big Brother, Big Sister 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Canton Hospital Program 3; Tiot Advertising Committee. Elks . . . Winslow . . . Labor Day ' 73 . . . S.G.F. . . . Spain . . . One Way Out . . . Sunday ' s at O.D. ' s . . .7 30 73. Joyce DeVirgilio 17 Berwick Place Activities: Art Club 3. It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. 61 Daniel J. Dileso 91 East Cross Street Activities: Hockey 1, 2; Soc- cer 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Senior Prom Committee. Capri. . . The 7:45 pickup . . . Schusters . . . N.S. + The Crippler . . . Get off it Spic . . . 9 30 72 . . . Oh Yeah . James A. Dickson 18 Cameron Road Live while you can. ' Dix ' Ann Elizabeth Doherty 55 Winslow Avenue And everything under the sun was in tune, but the sun was eclipsed by the moon. Christine Doherty 24 Gardner Road Santa M. Dimock 20 Orchard Lane Mary O.M.G. . . .Bickfords. . . Mr. Big Stuff . . . Dream on . . . Summer 69. 62 Deborah L. Domenica Debbie 779 Neponset Street Activities: Pep Club; Softball; Senior Auction; Powder Puff Football; Tiot Typing Com- mittee. Moose . . . May 6, 1972 . . . what ' s up? . . . Billiards . . . P.L. . . . I ' m sorry . . . No- Name. James T. Donlan Pineapple 67 Lane Drive Activities: Representative to Boys ' State; Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Tennis Club 3. Va mau ke ea o ka eine ika poha. Donna Marie Dolan 16 Bellevue Avenue Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Tiot Circulation Committee 3; Tiot Typing Committee 3: Big Brother-Big Sister 2; Powder Puff Football; Sen- ior Auction; Art Club 1. Columbus Day Weekend 73 . . . Hee, hee . . . Stage- crew . . . Kamo . . . the 1st . . . Blue Hills . . . Knock- ing on Heaven ' s Door. Kevin L. Dold 17 Kathleen Lane Activities: Cross-Country 3; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Out- door Track 1, 2; Co-Captain 3; National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Lucky 13 ._ The big six out. . .880. Maine . . . . . stretch it Daniel J. Donovan 47 Heather Drive Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Class Presi- dent 2, 3; Senior Prom Com- mittee. Banana — Dec. 15, 1972 . . . Cape Cod . . . The Big Secret . . . Wee-Willie- Winkie . . . The Gang . . . Motorcycles. James R. Donovan Danny 62 Washington Street Rock-Em . . . . Mick . WarWagon . . Fantastic 5 NPPAA . . . .N.H. Joseph S. Donelan 636 Nahatan Street Jock Activities: Indoor Track 2; Spring Track 1. Chain . . . All-Nighters . . . Hank ' s place . . . cellars . . . Dumpsters. Mary K. Donoghue 241 Ridgewood Drive Activities: Drill Team 1, 2, Co-Captain 3; B-Brother B- Sister 2, 3; Elementary School Tutor 2; Tiot Adver- tising Committee; Canton Hospital; Senior Auction. S.B. get togethers . . . Wonna play bus . . . The show . . . cheese pizza . . . Prom countdown . . . black limo . . . Dream On . . . Miss O ' s class ... 22 and 27. 63 John E. Donovan 151 Cottage Street Activities: FooihaW 1, 2, 3. The Alleys . Remember . . 5:30 . . . Buzz. . Time to D.M.E. . . . Mary Ellen Donovan 16 Harrow Road Activities: Field Hockey 2; Outdoor Track 2, 3; Indoor Track 2; Powder Puff Foot- ball. Good Morning!! . . . Pea- body . . . Boston . . . Snow . . .5 12 72. Richard Donovan 70 Westview Drive Steven Donovan 16 Harrow Road Michael A. Driscoll Mike 52 Audubon Road Activities: Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 2, 3; Pho- tograph Club 1. 14 . . . 7 27 73 . . . FAL- MOUTH . . . Summer of 73 parties . . . the rock. Thomas Driscoll 66 Garden Parkway y4cfivif es; Football 1, 2. Golfcart . mouth . . . . .Boch. . sink . skiing . Fal- . 14 Rita E. Donovan 48 Grant Avenue Activities: Tiot Advertising Committee; Pep Club; Can- ton Hospital Program; Pow- der Puff Football; Evaluation Day Committee; Girls ' Ice Hockey Team. Thanks a Lot . . . H.J. ' s 71 . . . jiving at 303 .. . 10- 4 . . . teddy bear can ' t beat her . . . F.K.K. . . . Time is now, pancakes! William J. Doucette Duce 17 Elliot Street Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1, 2, Capt. 3; Madrigals 2, 3; Concert Cho- rale 2, 3; Boys ' Treasurer 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3. H.B. . . . The 45 pick up . . . 9 27 6 13. . .The Bug . . . O.D. ' s cellar T ' st . . . THE SWAMP . . . n.s. The Crippler. 64 Theresa Dudley Terry 18 Juniper Drive Alleys and Civic . . . C and C . . . Jasper Days . . . Room 85 . . . Christmas Eve 71 . . . Al ' s Van . . . W.D.E.T. . . . Schmirnoff s. James G. Duggan Jimmy 102 Albemarle Road Activities: Basketball 1; Base- ball 1, 2, 3; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Rock-em . . . Tull . . . NPPAAinc. . .Falmouth . . . Sack of Potatoes . . . Dennisport . . . Get up for it. John Charles Drummey J.D. 27 Westover Parkway Activities: Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2; Student Conductor 3; DECA 2, 3; Basketball Manager 1. Pinto . . . Per. 3 Coffee . . . H. P. . . . Europe 72 . . . Canada 73 . . . Horseneck . . . Rock ' em. Teresa M. Drummey Rese 22 George Street Activities: Swimming 1; Basketball 2, 3; Drill Team 3; Tiot Sponsorship; Pep Club; Powder Puff Foot- ball. Alley Cat . . . Cape . . . New Hampshire . . . Dynamite . . . Jouer au Basketball . . . 3 on 2 . . . Give me a break! Ronald P. Dupres Ronnie 193 Neponset Street Activities: DECA 2, 3. Hang around Walpole . keep having good times. Craig Dziuba 77 Edgehill Rd. The School . . . Earl Place . . . The Black V,7n ... The Bull ' s . . . I - Arta Here . . . Waterlc:- Daniel A. Dugan Danny 40 Prospect Avenue Activities: Track 1. B.B.L. . . . Polaroid . . . Baseball Field . . . Cross roads. AnneMarie D. Dunn Anne 15 Roxana Street Things are not always what they seem. We are the dreamers of dreams Wondering by lone seabreak- ers And sitting by desolate streams. J.D.K. 65 John F. Egan 16 Marlboro Street Activities: Student Council 2: Tennis 3. Cape Cod. . .Blue Hills. Eileen Ego Egor 68 Meadow Street Activities: Student Council 1; Senior Auction; Tiot Advertising Committee; Big Brother-Big Sister 3. Alleys Civic . . . Jasper Days . . . Rm. 85 . . . J ' s Comets . . . N.Y.-N.H. . . . squishynose . . . silver duck . . . godfather 8th . . . Al ' s van. Dale Ekholm Easy 33 Hemlock Street Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Class Presi- dent 1; Vice President Stu- dent Council 2, 3; Big Brother-Big Sister 2, 3. C.T.H. . . . freeze . . . A.P.B. . . . Mass Maritime jog to the fence and sprint it back . . . Bones. . . W.A.B. Donna Lee Elliott 24 Buckingham Road D.L. Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football. NIGHTS . . . Signs 3 . . . love puppies . . . get togeth- ers with the S.B. ' s . . . cutie(!) . . . Go climb a rock . . . C- 1-a-r-e . . . Framingham State. Roger T. Eysie 23 Concord Avenue Activities: Indoor Track 3; Outdoor Track 3; Big Brother-Big Sister. Cape . . . Blue hills . . . Franklin . . . P G ' s . . . summer of 73 . Gretchen A. Fahrenheit 12 Alandale Parkway Activities: D.E.C.A. 2, 3. THE FLATS . . . Hyan- nis . . . 62 . . . 4 70 . . . look Out !! . . . So Close . . . waiting . . . Claire ' s Cabinet. Dianne M. Elias | 2 Weld Avenue Activities: Pep Club; Powder Puff Football; Softball. Mary, 6 22 73 ... A time to Remember J.D. . . . 9:30 P.M.. . . Civic, Ally ' s. Audrey G. Elmont 71 Codman Road Activities: Tiot Sponsorship Committee. Someday . . . 12 13 71 . . . Florida . . . turning red . . . Drive-ins . . . THE GREEN HORNET. . .6 2 74. 66 Nicholas C. Fanandankis Nick 9 Orchard Lane Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Big Janice M. Fanning 75 Walnut Avenue Brother-Big Sister 2, 3. Summer 73 . . . Swift Rive C.T.H. . . . Flay . . . Black . . . What a Panick. Bombers . . . A.P.B. . . . Mass Maritime . . . Bones . . .Big Blue. Linda J. Farrell 15 Yarmough Road Activities: French Club 2. Ellendales . . . 100 degrees . . . the track . . . hockey . . . Dream On . . . Fal- mouth. Jane Elizabeth Feibelman 38 Devon Road Janie Activities: French Club 1; News- paper 3; Drama Club 3; Girls ' iChoir 1; Concert Chorale 2, 3; ;Field Hockey 2. [ The road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began Now far ahead the Road has lione, And I must follow, if I can, .Pursuing it with weary feet, Jntil it joins some larger way, ' Vnd wither then? I cannot say. J.R.R. Tolkien Ann Lee Fasano 28 Deerfield Road Activities: Gymnastics 1; French Club 2; National Honor Society; Powder Puff Football. Italy . . . Obviously Wrong . . . Blue Ridge Mountains . . . August 10, 1973 . . . Dancing . . . Jouer au basket- ball Changes IV. 67 Deobrah A. Fitzhenry 61 Chester Avenue ' Bunzy Activities: Dancing School; Jazz Ballet. Jack . . . 5 27 73 . . . Expect the unexpensive. Jim James M. Flaherty 128 Fulton Street Activities: Hockey 1. F.F.G. . . . BB . . . What? . . . 14 . . . Fields . . . Ed ' s mind . . . Rock Roads. Linda Diane I ' lrth Firthi 11 Buckingham Road Activities: Girls ' Choir 2, 3; French Club 2; Girls ' Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Track Team 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Gymnastics Team 2, 3; Yearbook Adver- tising Staff; Art Club 1. Summer of ' 73 . . . The mice . . . elastics . . . 600 hotdogs . . . Someone is coming down the chimney . . . That 5 a.m. giggle . . . 4 4-11 4. Thomas R. Fiske 4 Devon Road Carol Marie Flaherty Flapper 4 Summit Avenue Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Senior Auction; Tiot Typing Committee. Friday April 13, 1973 ... get togethers with the s.b. ' s . . . Do it again . . . delightful . . . BUD . . . dynamite . . . THE tourney game. Elaine C. Fleury 41 Heather Drive Cindy Activities: Girls ' Hockey; Senior Auction; Powder Puff Football. 9 8 73 . . . Billiards . . . P.L. . . . You decide . . . No- Name . . . riding around . . . CSP. Cheryl A. Floyd 79 Countryside Lane Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Auction 3; Swim Team 1; Canton Hospital Program 3; Spanish Club 2; Big Brother-Big Sister 2, 3; Tiot Advertising Committee 3. Winslow . . . Elks . . . Spain . . . Dream On . . . Diane ' s walk to the wild side ... I didn ' t say any- thing . . . friends . . . Nan- tucket. Mary Ann Folan 33 Hill Street Activities: Powder Puff Football. Special Friends . . . MGM . . . Those bad days . . . Flappers . . . Jenny . . . Special Memo- ries . . . Ciao. 68 Deborah J. Foley Debby 796 Pleasant Street Hospital . . . typing 3, 74 . . . Bule . . . Mosleys . . . New Hampshire . . . Friends . . . Schools Out. Helen T. Fouhey 22 Irving Street Darkness At the Break of noon, shadows even the Sil- ver Spoon, the Handmade Blade, the child ' s balloon eclipses both the sun and moon, to understand you know too soon. There is no sense in trying. John J. Fox 141 Rock Street Foxy Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3; English 400; Dis- trict Band 2, 3. It may be true that the weak will always be driven to the wall; but it is the task of a just society to see that the wall is climbable. Harris. Steven C. Gagnon 7 McKinley Road Steve Rockport . . . Drafties . . . B.T. . . . B.B.L. . . . Baseball Field. Barbara A. Gallagher Barzie 24 Springvale Road Activities: Powder Puff Football; Pep Club; Tiot Advertising; Big Brother- Big Sister. HJ ' s 71 , . . Good Friday 71 . . . Dover rds . . . u. Conn. . . . 14 . . . 102-B.B.? . . . Mooring L. C. Jessess. Joseph Gallant 159 Gay Street Activities: Ham Radio Club 1; Student Council Alter- nate 1. Jean H. L. Frederick Jeani Activities: Student Council; Powder Puff Football; Senior Auction; Big Brother-Big Sis- ter 2, 3; Student Govt. Day 1, 2; A.F.S. Club 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 1, 2, 3. K.K. ' s (O.B.C.) . . . 1 14 (cuz) . . . New Prep Cheering . . . 955 .. . All-Nighters ... 2 3 80. Fred Galano 87 Dean Street Don ' t laugh serious. It may be 69 Elaine Galvin 133 Devon Road Activilins: Powder Puff Football; Senior Auction. trips to New Hampshire in the truck . . . MJAC . . . Getting lost up Blue Hills . . . the spoon and the truck . . . L.R.L.C. the orange cur- tains . . . fasten your seat belt. Jean C. Garner 3 Surrey Road Activities: Pep Club 1; Sen- ior Auction. Three Dog Night Concert . . . So ... LL ... old man . . . Babes . . . friends . . . Reason to Believe. Sue Gartland 21 Hemlock Street Linda Germelli 52 Juniper Drive Loretta Gatto Retta 77 Earle Street Activities: Art Club 2. S.B. . . . Get togethers. . . Crewcut . . . Hampton 72-73 . . . Peace Baby . . . Papa Gino ' s . . . Jiving to the music in the big blue BV. Paul J. Gendrolius Gendean 53 Robinwood Road Cape . . . Prescott School . . . free periods . . . Ware- ham. ' mi Frank M. Giampietro Franko 360 Walpole Street Activities: Football 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Track 1. Rock-em . . . blue . . . Kwy . . . Plymouth. Diane M. Giblin 45 Second Street Gibby Diddles Activities: Big Brother, Big Sister; Evaluation Day Committee. Frick Frack . . . Our Cor- ner .. . Walk to the Wild Side . . . Mac ' s . . . Cor- nelius . . . Elks ' . . . Dream On . 70 Nancy M. Gillis 185 Vernon Street Dicky. . .10 20 72. . .Fruit Squad . . . Making-up excuses with Blair . . . Drum Corps. Patricia A. Gilbert 11 Alpine Road Patti Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Tiot Advertising Committee. 10-5 . . . S.T. December 72 . . . B.B. August 20, 1973 . . . C.C. . . . June 72 . . . Sally can make it . . . Humarock. Lisa J. Giunchetto 71 Highland Street Activities: German Club 2, 3; Big Brother-Big Sister 3; National Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Leonard A. Giusti, Jr. Len 14 Gushing Road Activities: German Club 2, 3; Photography Club 1. John Girvan Jack 30 Meadow Street Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Big Brother-Big Sister 2, 3. The Cape. . . CCR . . .Sum- mer . . . The Stones . . . November 14. . .Chicago . . . Winning. 71 Joanne M. Gleason 47 Devon Road Activities: Swimming 1, 2, 3; Diving; Gymnastics 2, 3; Pep Club; Powderpuff Football; Senior Auction; Big Brother-Big Sister. On the Rocks . . . Oct. 28, 1972 ... a blue 21 . . . ' sce- nics . . . Our gang . . . Memories . . . Summer 73 . . . Girls ' night out. Kevin P. Glynn 43 Orleans Road Activities: Football; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Big Brother-Big Sister; Elec- tion Committee 3; Student Council 1, 2; President 3. AA . . . Funky Dude . . . Work? Beatles 62-66. . . Chicago. Paul Glynn Tig 43 Orleans Road Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Boys ' AA 2, 3; Student Council Delegate 1, 2, 3; Big Brother-Big Sister 2, 3. The Mash . . . Motly ' s Iron City . . . Bones . . . Night of the Log. . . L.T.H. . . . White Rabbits. Melissa C. Golden Missy 511 Normandy Drive Activities: Tiot Circulation Committee 3; Big Brother-Big Sister 2; Powder Puff 3. 14 . . . April 73 . . . 4:06 . . . L ' s party . . . Falmouth ... a moment of silence . . . 3-some. Christine A. Gobbi 35 Prospect Avenue ' Chris Freedom ' s just another word for nothing left to lose Rita Gomes 727 Pleasant Street Activities: Outdoor Track Team 1; Tiot Sponsorship Committee. 3 31 73 Rainbow . . . . Portugal 72 . 6 2 74 Patricia M. Gordon Tish 1286 Washington Street Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3; Tiot Circulation Commit- tee; Powder Puff Football. 14 . . . Falmouth . . . Sum- mer 73! . . . The Moment of Silence. . . Hello, P.L.? Catherine M. Gorman Cathy 105 Hill Street Activities: Softball 1; Bas- ketball 3; Big Brother-Big Sister 3; Girls ' Hockey 3; Powder Puff Football. 5 27 72 . . . Jeanne ' s flesh toned oil paint . . . C.C.C. . . . summer 73 . . . Are you buzzin Daisy? . . . J.D. Enterprize . . . Can you see? . . . We ' ve been rob- bed. 72 Sandra M. Greene 139 Monroe Street Shultz cfiWfies; Basketball; Soft- ball; Powder Puff Football 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Tiot Spon- sorship Committee 3; Big Brother-Big Sister Club 3. 14 . . . the curb! . ._ . C.K. 73 Summertimes Ron ' s Parties with S.T.D. ' s . . . Saturday Nights all right! . . . Our gang . . .SMILE!. . . Debra A. Gulla 62 Riverside Place Walpole, Mass. ' Debbie Activities: Writing; Dancing; Cooking; Sewing. Life is what you make it. Joanne Graham 41 Sixth Street Activities: ]. ' V. Cheerlead- ing; Tiot Associate Editor; Pep Club 1, 2; Senior Auc- tion; Student Government Day 2. White sheets ... 2 o ' clock walk and a rose . . . Orange Curtains . . . m.j.f.s. . . . N.H. . . . Alley Civic . . . Brandy Buzz . . . Rm 85 . . . bottlefight . . . W.E.E.T. . . . M.R. (I.W.A.T.). . .T ' sCamaro ' s . . . 3 ' s and dig it . . . L.V. ' s Party. Karen Grasso 16 Greenleaf Road Summer of 73 . . . . W. Yarmouth 73. L.P. 9 4 David G. Grow Dave 359 Nahatan Street P.M. . . Swamp , Nighters . C.Z. . . . RI . . Dust . . . . . Riga-Riga. All Tina A. Gwynn 369 Neponset Street Summer of 72 . . . Emma by Johnathan Edwards ... 3, 4. 6 C.H. Bruce R. Hadley Goose 29 Morningside Drive Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, Co-captain 3; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Outdoor Track 1,2,3. July 29 . . . L.W. . . . Hampshire 72, 73 What? . . . The Cape Zeppelin. New Denise Ann Hajjar 20 Chatham Road Activities: French Club President 2. If dance be your heart ' s desire then dance, dance, dance . . . For we must fol- low our dreams to be truly be free. 73 T1l« k(.UI.-«- II i ' .Uen I.. Hale 42 Longwood Terrace Activities: French Club 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society; Tiot Sponsorship Commit- tee; Powder Puff Football; Big Brother-Big Sister. You are you, and I am I, you were not put on this world to live up to my expectations, so don ' t expect me to live up to Kevin James Haley Rock 12 Buckingham Road Activities: Concert Chorale 2, 3; Cross Country 1; Indoor Track 1; Outdoor Track 2; Drama Club 3. G Spell . . . Rock . . . Friends . . . MGM . . . Paula . . . Hangups . . . understanding. ■HORN Richard Hall 18 Orleans Road Activities: Hockey 1. F. Red Rose Tea Band . . . J.B. — February 8, 1973 . . . Barnstable . . . J. P. at Blue Hills . . . B.S.A. ... 441 Vic- tor. Thomas E. Hall Rat 70 Valley Road Activities: Soccer 1, 2. This and That . . . Magnifi- cent 7 . . . Steve ' s Shower . . . June ' 73 . . . Kids these Days . . . Knowledge is the key to success, Nancy P. Halpin 99 Codman Road Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister 2; National Honor Society 1, 2, 3. S.B. Get Togethers ... OK Peo- ple Keep ' em off the Table . . . 6th Period with R.C. . . . Wanna Play Bus? . . . The Maid did it . . . Our Gang. 74 Jay B. Hamre 38 Maple Street Blaire Steve L. Hampl Hempa The smoking tree . . . Bogart. Activities: Senior Auction; Girls ' Hockey. My Mother . . . Bill ... 8 24 73 . . . fruit squad . . . srutnik . . . D.C.I Weekend . . . Making up excuses with Nancy. James P. Hand 47 Nichols Street Jimmy Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society; MathTeaml, 2, 3. East Cross . . . McDonalds . . . the Prudes . . . nice waist . . . NeJa ... 10 Hands . . .S.S.K. Peter L. Hartshorn 73 Monroe Street Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3. Rock-em . . . Aqualung . . 32 . . . ' 73 Math Corner . . Stay in ya stance . . Brewsters. David E. Hastings Poiny 67 Casey Street Blow lunch . . . Ciz . . . P.M. ... All Nighters . . . R.I. . . . Dust. Sharon A. Haverty Shar 43 Spruce Road Activities: Latin Club. I believe in the sun even when it is not shining. I believe in love even when I feel it not. I believe in God even when he is silent. Alma M. Hart 10 Nichols Street Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Kevin . . . January 12, 1971 . . . S.D. in the bogs . . . Wareham No. 12 . . . All Nighters . . . Ladies Night . . . Marshfield. Joan Alice Harwood Joanie 407 Washington Street Activities: Swimming 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Treasurer 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football; Tiot Advertising Committee; JV Cheerleading 2; 98.6 Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Our Gang . . . Thekk ' s . . . S.B. Get Togethers . . . The Cape — 73 . . . Guess What Maggie? . . . Ladies Night Out . . . 5 26 72 . . . Midnight swim . . . the ant. 75 •Mffl ' V nmi — nT Diane Marie Hennis Bubbles 42 Highview Street Activities: DECA 2, 3; Field Hockey 1. Stop and Shop . . . April ' 72 . . . Dollar Bill . . . Friday No. 13 . . . D+D+ ' s . . . Neighborhood . . . Ton of Five. James P. Hermann Jim 17 Kettering Road Activities: National Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Student Gov- ernment Day 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Honors Banquet; Tiot Associate Editor. Nothing is as powerful as an idea whose day has come. Timothy K. Haydon Tim 38 Second Street Money is the root of all evil — dig, dig, dig. John Hayes 9 Gushing Road Mary K. Hickey 9 Lawmdale Road Activities: Student Gouncil 1; Field Hockey 2, 3; French Glub; Tiot Advertising Committee. If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it ' s because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears however measured or far away. Susan Marie Hilchey Sue 35 Harrow Road Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Hill- topper 1; Tiot Advertising Gommittee; Spanish Glub; Senior Auction. Europe ' 72 . . . Ladies Night . . . Gurtie and Sean . . . Papa ' s . . . Herman ... I don ' t get it? . . . How do you say that in Syrian? Thomas M. Herlihy Mark 10 Victoria Gircle Summer of ' 73 . . . Joan . . . Front Steps . . . Golour My World . . . Sandy Beach . . . Ellis Pond Hackers . . . Big Game. Kimberly A. Hester 41 Hickory Road Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Con- cert Ghorale 2, 3; Southeast District 2, 3; English 400. Europe, Summer of ' 72 . . . LADIES NIGHT OUT . . . YUMP ... The Pipes . . . Real Fun!! . . . Papa ' s . . . such GOOD friends! 76 Mary A. Hines 302 Walpole Street Activities: Student Council 1,2,3; Student Rep on School Committee 3; Stu- dent Gov ' t Day 1, 2; National Honor Society 1,2,3; Powder Puff Football; Evaluation Day Committee; Tiot Associate Editor; Sen- ior Auction. Swift ' s Beach . . . The Bug Movie . . . The Blue Max . . . 3GTM all nighters and the three B ' s . . . Who ' s Tough? . . . The immigrant . . . T.J. and the K.K. ' s (Z.B.] . . . Greasy Olive ' s salmon house . . . Ellen Marie Hocutt 196 Walpole Street Activities: German Club 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2; Girls ' Choir 1; Concert Chorale 1, 2. Gary G. Hoffman 15 Hemlock Street Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Gym- nastics 1, 2, Co-captain 3; Chess Team 1, 2, 3; Stage- band 1,2, 3. Yump . . . R.M. . . . Belphar- isma . . ; Red Dog . . . Gmunden . . . Chocolate stuff . . . U Fishamajig. Diane Lynn Holmes 153 Azalea Drive Activities: Deca 3. . . . and will not be bound, by their rules and regula- tions, for I am a man born to be free. Charles W. Hopkins Chuck ' 50 Chapel Street The Wall. John M. Hultman Hutch 347 Everett Street Dirt Bikes . . . Motocross . . . Unreal fishing. John Hohmann 61 Silver Street ' Jack Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, Co-Captain 3; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 1. February 6, 1973 . . . The Weekend . . . B.T.B. . . . The Fleeting Foot . . . Bianco . . . I ' m sure!! . . . Ghost huntin ' . Gail D. Holway 12 Dorset Street Jiz Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. True friends . . . Debby ' s shotguns . . . buzzin at the nabes . . . Stairway to Heaven . . . black Mustangs . . . Boots . . . The Scram- bler. 77 Sandra L. Immonen 81 Winslow Avenue Activities: Girls Gymnastics Manager 1; Softball 1; Field Hockey 2; Teacher ' s Aid 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Math Team 1; Honors Ban- quet 1, 2, 3. YHWH . . . Airplane . . . P.P. P. . . . Trailer . . . Mar- tha ' s Vineyard . . . Nostalgic Oatmeal Cookies . . . Count- ing Bricks? jLm Lisa lafolla 366 Nahatan Street Activities: Concert Chorale 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Powder Puff Football; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Tiot Advertising Committee. Italy . . . Train Ride . . . Danc- ing . . . N.H.S. Games . . . Mau- reen ' s Luck . . . We Won! . . . Remembrances. EmUyJanikies Sweetmeats 207 Sunnyside Road Activities: Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Big Brother-Big Sister 2. N.H. Trips . . . P.L. ' s House . . . Honks . . . Purple . . . New Prep Cheering . . . West Yarmouth . . . Gino ' s . . . Put a lid on it! . . .9 9 73. Lorraine A. Johnson Dummy 15 Ridge Road Activities: Tiot Advertising Committee; Girls ' Ice Hockey 3. Spoon for the Trunk . . . Falmouth . . . Linda V ' s Parties . . . Bish . . . Tough . . . M-l-R . . . Surprise at Duncan Road. Steven D. Johnson 31 Phillips Avenue Steve Station No. The Park Played . . . roads. I . . . Per 5 . . . . . Jimi . . . Let ' s do some 78 Daniel T. Juszkiewicz Dan 23 Monroe Street Cal . . Next year. June ' 74 ' Sabrina Kager 23 Harrow Road Activities: Alt Club. Kathleen Joyce 14 Lenox Street Kathleen E. Judge Kathy 164 Union Street Activities: Field Hockey 1 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3 Softball 1, 3; Art Club Executive Board 3. Times I find it hard to say with useless word getting in my way silence often says so much more than trying to say what ' s been said before. George Harrison. Gerard Kane 246 Sunnyside Road John C. Kane 26 Cranmore Road Lurch The school . . . The Horse . . . Sparks . . . 12ga . . . Buzz . . . Earl ' s Place . . . UT. Joseph E. Kadaras 144 Winslow Avenue Don ' t work too Buzz . . . Buzz . and Chong. hard . . . . . Cheech Brenda Marie Kane B.K. 96 Cross Street Activities: Tiot Sponsorship Committee; National Honor Society; Big Brother-Big Sis- ter. Fire and Rain . . . V.A. . . . The LEHANE way! . . . TNWDICCWS ... A sunset over the Sea Wall. 79 Martha L. Keen 115 Nichols Street Activities: French Club 1; Outdoor Track; AFS Club 2; Tiot Advertising Committee 3. Elizabeth Jane Kelley Betty Booba 84 Codman Road Activities: Girls ' Hockey; Tiot Typing Committee. Debs . . . Marion ... 52 . . . March 31, 1973 . . . McDonalds . . . M.D. . . . Florida. . . S.F. . . .Key Stone Cops. Alice M. Kelly 66 Winter Street Al Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Golf 1, 2, 3. February 28, 1973 . . . Wed- nesday Night Phone Calls . . . 4th Period Buzz . . . XBHS . . . Blue Hills . . . Junior Prom . . . The Red Bug . . . Long Train Running . . . d.c. . . . Get Down. Teresa Elizabeth Kimball Terri 273 Railroad Avenue Activities: French Club 1. Bob — 10 24 71 . . . Colour My World . . . Michelelee — 6 20 73 . . . Polaroid. . . ring. Gary J. Kushner 31 Surrey Road Activities: Wrestling 2, 3; Chess 1, 2, 3; Senior Play. S.F. . . . 74 . . . 19 . . . 107 .. . T.J. . . . 1964 . . . Fall. Stephen F. Lane Kwai 19 Manchester Road Activities: Basketball 1; Track 2, 3; Swimming 3. Uecht-Ryu . . . Tull — 9 29 73 . . . Cruisin . . . Gan- dalf The White . . . Rock- em . . . Man-Hunt . . . Take a Ride. James A. Kelly Jim 21 Audubon Road 14 . . . WTiitelighting . Falmounth . . . Skiing . . 27 73. . .Gig 4. . .sink. 7 Patrice Mary Krant 18 Sherwood Drive Activities: Hilltopper 1, 2, Editor-in-Chief 3; Silhouette 1, 2; French Club 1; Advisory Committee on School Policy 1, 2, 3; New England Regional School Committee Alternate 3; Field Hockey 1, 2; Basket- ball 1; National Honor Soci- ety 2, 3; English 400 2, 3. The flower you single out is a rejection of all other flow- ers; nevertheless, only on these terms is it beautiful. 80 Beth A. Langley 87 Countryside Lane Activities: Big Sister 2, Pep Club 1; Girls ' Hockey Team. 5th period . . . Winslow . . . OLD Wharf Road . . . Flower Petal . . . RW. Janet E. Lanzoni 24 Nottingham Drive Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Soft- ball 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3; Student Representa- tive to School Committee 3; Class Officer 3. GS . . . July 1st Tikannis . . . Everything is beautiful. . . . Precious and Few . . . Vamanos Colgate . . . The K.K ' s . . . NEVER SAY DIE. Eric Legarda 46CodmanRoad Activities: Soccer 2; Football 3. N.N., ' 13 ' . . . Piccadilli Lounge . . . J.O.D.S. . . . Sat- urday nights . . .S.M.W.G. . . . C. Ridge . . . Jog it dowTi, sprint it back . Louise C. L ' Esperance 102 Ellis Avenue Weza ' North Norwood . . . SAM . . . The Greek . . . Belling- ham . . . March 3, 1972 . . . Sweetie . . . Virginia Beach. Linda M. Lewis 44 Willow Street Activities: Field Hockey 1; D.E.C.A. 2, 3. Nights in White Satin . . . purple pickup . . . 143. James Liston 36 Inverness Road Terri M. Leon 523 Normandy Drive If your friends are there then everything ' s alright. Elton John. Anne Michelle Levitre 179 Winter Street Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3; Concert Chorale 2, 3; Tiot Advertising Committee 3; Hilltopper 1; Senior Auction; French Club 1; Honor Roll. Kevin . . . Nantucket . . . Boogie . . .Sunshine on May 27, 1973 . . . Molson WHO? . . . Mornings after the night before . . . ACCI- DENTS will happen!!! 81 Deborah Tekele Lukis 53 Sycamore Street Debs Humy ' s . . . P.P. . . . H. Sis- ters . . . Eastham . . . Mead- ows . . . Sunsets. Peter J. Lydon 631 Nahatan Street Activities: Tiot Associate Editor; Chess Club 2, 3; Stu- dent Government Day; Honor Roll; National Honor Society. Billiards . . . blepharisma . . . 11 25 73 . . . street hockey . . . MLC. Thomas R. Lore Tom 23 Lenox Avenue Activities: Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Mark Maccarone 31 Hillcrest Road Linda J. Lucchini 85 Longwood Terrace Activities: Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3; AFS 2; National Honor Society 3; English 400. Tears in the sunshine only bring rain. Helene J. MacCorquodale Corkie 28 Yarmouth Road Blondie . . . Really?!? . . . CAMARO . . . Nev fport, R.L . . . Higgins Beach . . . GIGI ' S. . .friends. Susan Lee Lull 7 Dean Street Sue Activities: Tiot Typing Staff. Nothing in Life is to be feared It is only to be understood. Michael Thomas Lyons 31 Tamworth Road ' Mike Activities: Senior Auction; Track 3; Honor Roll. July 3 . . .H.B.C. . . .The Water Tovi er . . . 38 . . . Formula 81 . . . RPS ... the Bridge. R7 Linda M. MacDonald 18 Ridge Road Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister; Girls ' Hockey 3; Powder Puff Football; Sen- ior Auction. Would ya ' leave me alone . . . Switzerland . . . Air- ports . . . tripping down the alley . . . Finally. Robert C. Maclnnes Ginting Bear 76 Fales Avenue Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Wrestling 1; Baseball 1. The good times with M M ... To Jack and Duffy; Jack-jog it to the fence and Never come Back . . . Duffy-Golly Gee!!! . . . The Corner Boys . . . Honda 450 . . . My homework Machine . . . My Buddies, Jeff and Duane . . . Some day I ' ll meet my lost friends again. Robert J. MacPhee 47 Hickory Road Fleabags Ic iv ' ifies; Football 1, Man- ager 2, 3; Baseball mgr. 2, 3; Hockey 1. P.M. . . . C.Z. . . . Bogis . . . Drive-ins . . . Cape . . . Dacey ' s . . . Riding around. Debbie Mary Maffee Maff 42 Westview Drive Don ' t the blues get you scared to feel, and I feel like I ' m just being born, like a shiny light, breaking in a storm. There are so many reasons why I love him. ■Denise Maffeo 42 Westview Road 83 ait[ iiAZ ili ' , Thomas F. Mahan 214 Sunnyside Road Tom Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 3. Falmouth . . . 14 . . . Schae- fer . . . Parties . . . Tiger . . . Waterskiing . . . Weekends. Keith R. Mahoney 67 Marlboro Street MO Activities: Swimming 1; Sen- ior Auction. Easy Does It . . . July 7, 1972 . . . Kathy . . . Gimme a quickie . . . Rev. Toby . . . ORTINS . . .B.A.B.F. . . . Look mo, no more tears!!! Joseph J. Maguire 99 Sixth Street Joey It don ' t come easy . . . Sheree . . . Cars . . . Keep on Truckin ' . Thomas Maguire Little Mags 99 Sixth Street Civic Alleys . . . Pink Caddy . . . Jasper Days . . . C C. Harry N. Makrinos MG 201 Winslow Avenue Activities: French Club 2, 3; Highlanders; A.F.S. Club 2; Tiot Advertising Commit- tee; Fall Tennis Club; Drama Club. Somerville Gang . . . Europe and Greece 73 . . . The King dethroned . . . Pier 4 . . . Z . . . Bobby I and II. Susan Barbara Malacaria Sue 44 Austin Street August 19, 1973 . . . Dream On . . . Elks . . . Debs . . . OHIO 71 . . . Ipswich . . . The Beach. Barbara Mahn Bobbie 295 Dean Street Activities: Pep Club. With them the seed of wis- dom did I sow And with my own hand labour ' d it to grow; And this was all the harvest that I reap ' d I came like water and like wind I go. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyan. Mark Maienza Rookie 10 Gushing Road F.F.G. . . . Draftees . . . con- fusion . . . Barberry . . . Baseball field. 1 84 Cindy J. Marden 85 Jacobsen Drive Activities: D.E.C.A. 2, 3. J.J.G. . . . 6-4-72 . . . Blue Sky . . . Impala. John E. Masotta Fess 5 Stone Circle Activities: Wrestling 2, 3. How ' s your face . . . working at Rocky ' s . . . Olympic W.L. . . . Centrialiti . . . The Mon- ster Room . . . Bombing in Atelborough . . . Coleman Stove. John P. Manning, Jr. 176 Rock Street .P. Activities: Concert Band 1, 2; Stagehand 2, 3; Concert Wind Ensemble 3. AST . . . Europe ' 72 . . . You People . . . $1.50 . . . Hamiltion . . . Backroom . . .Panrow. . . WLTAB. Richard D. Mansfield Frog 29 Everett Avenue Activities: Chorale 2, 3 Swimming 1, 2, Captain 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3; Big Brother- Big Sister 2, 3; Football 1 Ski Club 2, 3. THE PIT! . . . 10 o ' clock at the bridge . . . Horse Jokes . . . 1st Swim Team Annual . . . Beatles ' 62 to ' 66 . . . Vans to ' Vega . . . Quitters? Paul F. McAvoy Mac Janice E. McCarthy Pooh 18 Forrest Ave. 133 Winslow Avenue Activities: Spanish Club 3. Activities: DECA 2, 3. Waist . . . J.J.F. . . . Swamp . . . Low Life . . . March . . . Cape . . . Wall. Dunkin ' Donuts . . . Buick . . . Germano . . . White Cadillac. . . FM. Betty Gayle Marsh 266 Lenox Street Virginia . . . Motel Rm. 10 . . . CA Camp 69 . . . The River . . . June 4, 1973 . . . Halloween Party 69. Cynthia Mary McAuliffe Cindy 36 Monroe Street Activities: Swimming 1, 2, Captain 3; Softball; Basket- ball; Girls ' Choir 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Student Council; Student G overn- ment Day. A divine person is the prophecy of the mind; a friend the hope of the heart. Emerson. 85 Kathleen T. McDermott Kathy 99 Bruce Road Activities: Swim Team; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheer- leading Manager 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Big Brother-Big Sister 2, 3; Powder Puff Football. scenics . . . Winslow . . . 6- 11, 5-11 . . . BREAD, P-F . . . meet me at the Bridge ... 3 is a crowd . . . My Friends. Marlene Catherine McDonough 37 Hampden Drive Activities: German Club, Secretary 2, pres. 3; Field Hockey 3; Lang. Lab Aide 2; Student Govt. Day 2; National Honor Society; Newspaper Staff. It is in giving that we receive. Mary Ellen McCarthy 120 Jefferson Drive good for 2 . . . the delta . . . pugsley . . . 9-25-73 . . . REDWOOD . . . I ' ve got to get out of here . . . schlang. Joan McCracken Crackers 137 Arnold Road Activities: Pep Club 3. 2 3 73 . . . Life is not a bowl of cherries . . . Lynn ' s Early Morning Ail- ments . . . Labor day Weekend, 73 . . . The Long run by Mrs. S. . . . W.M. . . .PonPon. Brain G. McDonough 26 Beech Street Micca Activities: FoothaU 1, Wrestling 2, 3. 2, 3; Football 73 . . . Big D . . . BONES ... I don ' t smoke . . . Saturday Night . . . Civic . . . Lunch 4, 5, 6, 7. Debra J. McDuff Deb 173 Roosevelt Avenue Activities: Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Big Brother, Big Sister Club 3. P.Y.F.er — Greg . . . Bro- ken Bleacher? ... UP WITH SKIRTS! Donna M. McEachern 151 Cameron Road Activities: Softball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2; Big Brother-Big Sister 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football; Girls ' Hockey 3. Life is a preparation for the future; and the best preparation for the future is to live as if there were none. E. Hubbard. Shawna M. McGoff 139 Hill Street Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Big Brother-Big Sister 2, 3; Tiot Typing Staff. Good and You? . . . This isn ' t the Beach . . . Wareham . . . Dunfries, Virginia . . . 72 . . . Gino ' s . . . Porte Charo- lette. 86 Richard J. McGowan Miggie 32 Burnley Road Activities: Wrestling 1, 2, 3. EGA . . . Elks . . . The Buzz mobile . . . The Alleys . . . The weekend at Saint Tim ' s. Henry M. McGrath 65 Neponset Street Activities: Hockey 2. K.M. May 4, 73 . . . pull more capers . . . scot 24 . . . 41 Davis Avenue ... all nighters . . . porkupine. Michael McGuire 24 Surrey Road Ghristine A. McMullin Ghris 388 Walpole Street Activities: Pep Glub 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football; Sen- ior Auction; Ganton Chil- dren ' s Hospital; Centennial Usherette; Student Evalua- tion Day. summer of 73 . . . Nan- tucket . . . Dream On . . . Winslow . . . Good and you . . . Schaeffer concerts . . . take a walk . . . from Diane. Claire Mary McNamara 37 Alandale Parkway Activities: Student Evalua- tion Day Committee; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Auction; Tiot Advertising Commit- tee; Powder Puff Football; Spanish Club 2; Girls ' Ice Hockey Team; Big Brother- Big Sister. My cabinet . . . U. Mass . . . B.B. ' s concert . . . Surprise at Duncan Road ... I dinn ' t . . . Double Dates with L . . . N.H. . . . Macs. 87 Patrick J. McSweeney P.J. 51 Oak Road Activities: Cross Country 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 3. B.M.T.F.O. . . . The Harp . . . Georges . . . Thats Action . . . The Park . . . Skylark. Ellen McTernan 73 Gay Street Activities: Swimming 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Girls ' Ice Hockey; Senior Auction. S.T. Groovers — Our Squad . . . B, K D.O.P. . . . M D . . . Meet me at the bridge (or path) — be there! . . . 42 at 16 . . .P.C.T.N.W. Richard L. McNamara Dick 97 Vernon Street Activities: Football. East Cross Associates, Oct. 28 . . . MKBS . . . The Alleys . . . Parties in Al ' s Van. Patricia L. McQuaid Patti 120 Gay Street Activities: Yearbook Staff; Powder Puff Football. James A. Meeker 12 Johnson Place Meek Elks . . .FALMOUTH . . . 69 FIREBIRD CHURCHILL DR 5-12- 73 . . . CASINO 7-12-73 . . . WINSLOW . . . DREAM ON. Michael P. Melanson 611-A Bahama Drive The Heights . . . Rock- port . . . Drafties . . . the stones . . . the surf . . . The Ancient Mariner. Susan T. McSweeney 51 Oak Road Gump Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Ice Hockey 3; Powder Puff Football. April 1972 . . . L.B. Mans- field . . . The Fritz Farm . . . G.T. Roll Land . . . Buzzin ' . . . Vamanos Colgate . . . T.J. MacD. Mary Lou Medeiros 929 Washington Street Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Tiot Committee. Canada . . . P.m.A. Time . . . May . . . Memories. 88 Neil H. Miller 4 Coral Lane Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 3: Marching Band 1, 2, 3. Pammy Beth — January 14, 1973 . . . Just You and The Green Machine . . . E . . . Cape . . . European Tour . . . Canada . . . It ' s Getting late! Ronald A. Millos 86 Albemarle Road Cape Cod . . . J.T. . ing. . .10 12 73. Loretta A. Memmo 105 Casey Street Mem SPARKY . . . April 29, 1972 . . . Munchies . . . GBH . . . Labor Day weekend . . . What do ya wanta do . . .HW-ZH(us). James Michienzi 321 Railroad Avenue •Ron 5 ' ' Cruis- Andrea G. Montanari 4 Rugby Road Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3; Cheer- leading 2; Tiot Advertising Committee; Powder Puff Football. Europe 72 . . . T.J. and the K.K. ' s (Grinch) . . .Listen to the peanut butter! . . . September 72 . . . The 3 B ' s all nighters . . . Are any of my neighbors here? . . . the immigrant. Frederick R. Millin Fred 101 Hill Street Activities: Student Trainer 2. Rock- ' Em . . . Fantastic five . . . war wagon . . . L.B ' s eggs. Sherel A. Monroe Sherri 213 Rock Street BAZ . . . May 26, 1973 . . . Babe . . . The Greek . . . O.F. . . . New York . . . Cuda. James Montisano 773 Neponset Street 89 Doreon M. Morrissey Morris 152 Dean Street Activities: DECA 2, 3. Alice Cooper . . . School ' s Out . . . Rock Concerts . . . Sports. Ann Madeline Morse Anny 24 Greenwich Road Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Tiot Circulation Com- mittee; Student Govern- ment Day 2; Powder Puff Football; Pep Club. Dogwood at F.U. . . . Ah — The Mecca ... 71 was the best . . . H.S. eases my head . . . tiger ... I L-O-V- E Cold Duck . . . 9 29 73 a first. William G. Motta Bill 47 Windsor Rd. 1965 Chevelle . . .keeps on running. Brian A. Mulvehill Beensie 102 Spruce Road Activities: FM Club. F.M. . . . table . . . swamp . . . grizzly bear . . . but, but. . . Mac ' s and Dacey ' s . . . On Luck . . . August. Mary Ann Mulkern Mare 46 Elliot Street 6 20 72 . . . J.C.A. . . . Color My World . . . Summers . . . Remember the time . . . good times. 90 Kevin G. Murphy 177 Vernon Street Murph Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Rt. 3 Cables . . . Boch ' s tram- poline . . . 68 stitches . . . LeHigh . . . lox 5 lbs. . . . Room 19. Sheila M. Murphy 354 Railroad Avenue Activities: Powder Puff Foot- ball; Pep Club 1, 2. September 26, 1972 . . . C.C. . . . 10 6 . . . Sally can make it . . . Cape . . . Nov. 73. Deborah A. Murphy Debbie 109 Hillside Avenue Activities: French Club 1; Concert Chorale 1, 2, 3; Madrigals 3; DECA Pres. 2, 3; Student Council 1. Ski Trips . . Cool ya jets , . . . friends . house. Trees . . . . . Hyannis . . Jeanne ' s Deborah A. Murphy Debb 354 Railroad Avenue Activities: DECA 1, 2, 3. The Future Mrs. T. Paul A. Nagins 27 Weld Avenue Marilyn M. Nason Mandy 37 Gay Street Activities: Softball 1; Girls ' Choir 1; French Club 1. Virginia . . . Summer ' 73 . . . J.M. . . . hockey games . . . C.E.G. . . . Zitz ' em . . . Match Point. Marcia Murphy 136 Arnold Road Activities: Pep Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1,2. Oct. 6 . . . The Cape . . . Sally can make it . . . N.H. . . . 8 20 73 . . . Holy Smoke . . .C.C. Susan E. Murray 8 Greenleaf Road ' Sue Activities: Softball 1, 2; Pow- der Puff Football; Basketball 1. Summer . . . Cape (spade) . . . Brighams . . . whip- cream fights . . . That ' s what he said . . . 83 Foot- ball captain. 91 William A. Nickerson Anne M. Norton 89 Casey Street Activities: National Honor Society 3; Chess Club 1. Rick . . . McDonald ' s . . . 6th lunch . . . Physics . . . Physiology. . . C.Y.O. . . . Canada 73 . Kathryn E. O ' Brien 97 Maple Street Kathi Activities: German Club 1, 2, 3; Hilltopper: Tiot Advertis- ing Staff. Summer of ' 73 . . . California ' 72. . . Rhode Island . . .Bill . . . Twist my arm . . . Maine . . . Nantucket . . . May 27, 1973. n Inverness Road Chip Jeffery T. Nolan 25 Rock Street Jeff Aclivities: Hockey 1, 2; Soc- cer 3; Senior Auction; Pep Club 1,2, 3. The Cape . . . Hustle and Fire up . . . Scanner . . . What difference does it make ... I don ' t like your attitude . . . Hockey . . . Rumors ... Do you want to know why. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2, 3. East Cross Assoc. ... At Henry ' s with D.A.N. . . . Big Sausage . . . October 28 . . . Buc Truck . . . Mylod Street . . . 12 24 72 . . . My pals Pete, Duff, and Don. Jane D. O ' Connell 40 Endicott Street The Cape . . . drum corps . . . DDI . . . mowing lawns . . . gas stations and supermarkets . . . meat . . . You can ' t always get what you want. Kathleen Ann O ' Connell Kathy 29 Fairview Road Activities: Big Brother, Big Sister 2, 3; Powder Puff Football; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Canton Hospital Program. Winslow . . . Elks . . . Dream on . . . foggy win- dows . . . WHAT! . . . Smoke gets in your eye . . . Diane ' s . . . Walk on the Wild Side. Deborah A. Nuzzo 39 Birch Road ' Debby Activities: Gymnastics 1, 2; Field Hockey 1; Spanish 1; Tiot Typing Staff 3; Powder Puff Football Manager. Martha ' s Vineyard . . . Spain . . . J.N. 7 . . . Down and Confused . . . 12 24 72 . . . Henry ' s . . . Scenics . . . L. and J. Mary Theresa O ' Brien 38 Lincoln Street How sad it is that there is no longer an urgent demand either for personal courage, sound nerves or stark beauty — we find ourselves by acci- dent. H. G. Wells. 92 William J. O ' Connell 29 Fairview Road Okie Activities: Soccer 1; Wres- tling 1, 2, 3; Big Brother-Big Sister 2. 5th Period . . . March 30 . . . Room 19 . . . Elks . . . Bertha. . . O.C.C. Maryann O ' Connor 63 Lane Drive Activities: German Club 3. Spain 1972 . . . . 5 27 72 . . . TCP . . ters. . The 6 W ' s . . 10 7 73 Prairie Oys- Teresa O ' Conner 84 Woodland Road Activities: Girls Choir 1, 2. The si wagon . . . coach . R.B. . . . H.H. . . . P.P.L. . Socks. . .YAR. John Oldham 1022 Washington Street cfiWfies; Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3; Baseball 1, 2. Coach Levin . . . E.L. . . . D.S. . . . 43 . . . Henry ' s . . . Saturday nights. Gary P. Olshan Oscar 210 Summer Street Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Student Govern- ment Day; Student Council 3; Senior Auction; Tiot Associate Editor. Sweet and Sour . . . Rock- ies .. . Ucchi Ryu . . . Ste- ve ' s Bathroom . . . Gook at 1 ... 6 1 2 A . . . Tull . . .9 29 73. Patricia A. O ' Neil 8 Highland Street Pat Activities: Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Advertising Committee 3. Terrarium . . . Rm 227 . . . Eagle . . . Rm 232 . . . Mrs. G. . . . Period 5 . . . Green. Donna M. O ' Day 69 Earle Street Activities: Pep Club 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3; Girls ' Ice Hockey 1, 2; Yearbook Advertising Committee; Senior Action. neighborhood gang . . . my car . . . Mark . . . apples . . . gym . . . the Band. Nancy L. O ' Leary 66 Lincoln Street Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Billiards . . . Mark . . . Octo- ber 22, 1971 . . . Mackolb . . . Harwichport . . . Fruit- squad . . . Summer 72 Switzerland? . . . mv room . . .K.P.C. 93 John H. O ' Toole 47 Azalea Drive Activities: Trans-Atlantic Yacht Racing 2, 3; Alpine Mountain Climbing 1, 2, 3; Winner: Trans-Siberian Dog Sled Race 1972. Winning isn ' t everything: It ' s the only thing. Jean Palmerini ' 28 Myrtle Street Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2. 8 20 73 . . . The Cape . . . The Bottle opener . . . Ber- muda? . . . Holy Smoke! . . . Skiing. John Orfanides 12 Lincoln Street Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1, 2, 3. Joan Palmerini 28 Myrtle Street Summer 73 . . . Hyannis . . . Foreigner . . . Broken Bottles . . . Stamp Machine . . . Humarock . . . 8 20 73. Janet Rose Palazzi 10 Saint Joseph Avenue Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister 2, 3; Pep Club; Powder Puff Football. K M — Oing . . . 9 8 73 . . .9 22 72. . .210. . .Vic, Mac, Corn, Mod . . . Bongo . . .2 3 80. . .6 11 73. 94 Anthony J. Paparazzo 12 Eisenhower Road Activities: Wrestling 2. Walking on glass NIYAIN. Tony Diane Paquette 31 Nichols Street Di Activities: Pep Club; Big Brother, Big Sister; Powder Puff Football; Tiot Typing Staff. Mowing Lawns . . . Ipswich . . . DAVID who! . . . 1 29 72 . . . Brighams . . . VW-10 . . . Peanut Butter Fluff . . . WHAT ' S HAPPEN- ING. Joanne Pask 840 Pleasant Street Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister; Pep Club. 2 4 72 . . . DOBE . . . K M — Oing . . . 210 . . . Dats out of School. John W. Patterson 12 Westview Drive Saturday nights . . . They got us. . . . M.G.M. . . . Big Greek . . . Car 1 to car 2. Joyce Ellen Perednia 139 Gay Street Activities: Drill Team 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; English 400; National Honor Society 2, 3; Tiot Sponsorship Comm.; Senior Auction. Apples and cheese and Tab . . . April in Paris . . . Hi- Y-not . . . my pals probs. Melanie A. Parsons Mel 552 Nicholos Street Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Softball 1; French Club 1, 2; Pep Club. T.J. K.K. ' s (Tico) . . .Gtm3 all nighters with 3B ' s . . . Aug. 73 . . . Somerville with M.G. . . . Uncle Charlie and the boys . . . Chung Lu ' s place. Gregson W. Paton 104-C Bahama Drive Pam, Lets get it on. 95 i-iiiSxiahWMmSii Sharron E. Perkins 58 Highland Street Trouble Purple-Pickup . . . N.H. 5M . . . 143 . . . Bid ' s . toll. . .10 of 5. . 3 Robert E. Pierce 20 Oxford Road Piersky Katherine A. Perednia Katliy 535 Walpole Street Activities: Concert Chorale 1,2,3; Girls ' Choir 1,2,3; Madrigals 3; Barbershop 1,2,3; Southeast District Chorus 1,2,3; All-State 1,3; Regional Advisory Council 2,3: State Advisory Council 2,3; Drill Team 1, 2, Captain 3; Gymnastics 1; Drama Club 3; AFS 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; Evaluation Committee; Honor Roll 1,2,3 Pet Peeve: People v fho don ' t smile. Kenneth E. Perednia 12 Yew Drive Activities: Weight training 1,2,3. Toot . . . 7 21 72 . . . Oak . . . Blown out Mustacheo . . . Fishers. Margaret Jane Phillips 51 Geraldine Drive Janie i ' Activities: French Club 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Band 2, 3; Eval- uation Day Committee 1, 2, 3. ,7 3 72 . . . Bassoon Trio? . . . Rats . . . Fantastic . . . Eh. . .CRASH. Anne F. Pitman 86 Longwood Terrace Pit Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Blue Bomber . . . labor day weekend . . . Moroon Mus- tang . . . 10 5 73 ... the beach. Robert T.Potter Jackson K, ' f ' . 84 Bond Street 805 Neponset Street Activities: Wrestling 3. Activities: Pep Club. March ... 17 . . . . 442 . . . Scituate . . . Rose . . . July. . . . Tom- . . . 5 17 71 . . . Meggie LFNSP . . . 4M . . . Plym- outh ... I Will . . . Sce- 96 Michael E. Praino Mike 74 Crestwood Circle Activities: Hockey 1, 2. M.G.B. . . . Cellar . . . Midgets. Mary T. Preskenis 70 Garden Parkway Activities: Girls ' Hockey Team; Spanish Club 2; Can- ton Hospital Program; Tiol Advertising; Hill Topper 1, 2; Evaluation Day Commit- tee 1, 2, 3; Pep Club. N.E. Hock Games . . . Winslow + Elks . . Spain . . . Diane ' s Take a walk on the wild side . . . Par- ties . . . Played . . . Dream On. Carl A. Puzin Jethro 50 Heaton Avenue Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Wrestling 1, 2, Cap- tain 3. Bones ' 74 . . . little red opel . . . Boulder Dash . . . East Cross Assoc. . . . Oct. 28 . . . only a six . . . Room 19 . . . Football at Jr. High South. Nancy Jean Quann 30 Chickering Road Activities: Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3; Student Govern- ment Day 2; Cheerleading 3; Powder Puff Football. S.T. Groovers . . . E.S.M. . . . Pick me up at Dacey ' s 46. . .M-l-D. . .Midnight Rambler . . . D.O.P. ... our squad. •• Michael E. Pyne Mike 169 Railroad Avenue Activities: Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling 2, 3. I don ' t know . . . Elks . . . Eagles . . . Austria. John P. Quigley 27 Chatham Road Activities: Cross Country 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3. Chico . Truro . 13, 1972. . . St. Joseph . . . . Duke . . . March Jean Marie Ranalli 15 Oak Road Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister; Senior Auction; Girls ' Ice Hockey. J.M. . . . 7 3 72 . . . dou- b ling with J-hP . . . Party ' s at D.H. . . . Fisher St. . . . Maine. Laura J. Ratte 143 Lincoln Street Activities: Girls ' Choir 1, 3; Barbershop 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Math Team 1, 2, 3; Chess Team 1, 2,3. What a man thinks of him- self, that is which deter- mines or rather indicates his fate. 97 Richard K. Reynolds Richie 8 FrankHn Street Activities: German Club 1, 2. Knowledge comes, but wis- dom lingers. Paul Vincent Riley Paul 100 Day Street Activities: Hockey 1, 2; Soc- cer 1; Student Government Day. Jan. 30, 72. . . Dec. 26, 72 . . . Station 1 . . . Jimi . . .13. S ihWJJJsw Frank VV, Reid 122 Maple Street Station 1 . . . Jimi . . . . . C.B.T.S. Buzzin . P.S.C. N.H. .7th Gerald J. Reid Gerry 907 Washington Street Activities: Student Govern- ment Day; Tennis Club 3. A Little Learning is a Dan- gerous Thing. William Romaniuk 48 Robinwood Road Mary Louise Rose Mary Lou 44 Ridgewood Drive 7 13 72 . . . walking down the road . . . M. at Dedham Line . . . S -I- C . . . Gov- ernment Center — 5 12 72 . . . Wally . . . Park St. Telephones. Ellen Catherine Rico ' l Ellie May I 107 Audubon Road Activities: Canton Hospital Program; Girls ' Hockey Team. Peter S. Rizzo 2 Sylvan Circle TT Ski 93 . . M.H.W.O.D. . . . fields and Blue Skies White Robin Lee Roth Robs 1505 Village Road East Activities: Concert Chorale 1, 2, 3: Girls ' Choir 2; Madrigals 3; Girls ' Barbershop 3; South- east Chorus 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Newspaper Staff 1; AFS Semifinalist; English 400; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society; N.M.S.Q. Finalist. G-spell, 73 — Hy-yakum s.s.b. . . . Raunchy. Deborah J. Russell Debbie 207 Winslow Avenue Activities: Gymnastics 1; French Club 1. 2; Tiot Advertising Com- mittee; Concert Chorale 1, 2, 3; Madrigals 3; Girls ' Barbershop 3; Southeast District 3; National Honor Society 3. T.J. and the KK ' s (Gigs) . . . Somerville with MG . . . August 73 . . . Red Feathers in Paris . . . Manchuria U . . . The Immigrant . . . All grown up. Teresa M. Rose 4 West Street Teresa Rosenbalm Teas 240 Washington Street Activities: Yearbook Spon- sorship Committee; Pep Terri Club. Tennessee . . . 52 . . . Hockey . . . would you like to get out and walk? . . . alley cat . . . Slugger ' s up . . . the curb. Marion F. Roy 83 Austin Street Maar What the? . . . Maddog May 13, 1973 ... 4th period S.S. . . . Crazy M ... El Retardo . . . Mr. Arena. 99 I ' llizabeth Ellen Russell Betty HI Albemarle Road Activities: Gymnastics 1; Swimming 1, 2, Manager 3; Cheeiieading 2, 3. Down and confused . . . PCTNW . . . J.B. + DOP ... 6 at 23 ... DH ... our squad . . . The swim team bus. Kathleen M. Ryder Kathy 24 Fulton Road Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Hill- topper 1; Senior Auction. Europe . . . Ladies ' Night . . . NAVY ... I Don ' t Understand . . . How do you say That in Syrian? . . . Square dancing . . . Whu- bat ' s uban woorgy? David Saad MUCK 1247 Washington Street Activities: Football 1, 2; Co- Captain 3. Coach Doherty . . . Piccad- dilli Lounge! . . . J.O.E.L. . . . Back of Henry ' s . . . CRASH . . . Saturday Nights ... 1 LOVE IT!!! . . . Petpeeve — girls gym — N.Q. Donna Marie Sampson 130 Monroe Street Activities: Tiol Sponsorship Committee; Powder Puff Football; Big Brother-Big Sis- ter. R ' s parties and STD;s . . . Saturday night all right . . . TNWDICCWS . . . TMNFO . . . mpdo . . . Gert ' s B and FIC . . . Friends!! Marianne Sansone 38 Bird Road Activities: Senior Auction; Yearbook Advertising Committee. All our parties . . . Echo Farms . . . M.R. . . . C. M. 10 18 69 ... Jr. Sr. Proms . . . L ' s, J ' s Cottages . . . Hyannis . . . All my friends. : Mary Louise Sales 119 Vernon Street Henry J. Santoro 31 Talbot Avenue Denis, Ma . . .11873. it goes. . Beach Boys HIGH. . .so Activities: Student Govern- 1 ment Day; English 400; Art ' Club; Latin Club; Evaluation Day Committee; Hilltopper. The time has Come the Walrus said. To talk of many things: Of shoes — and ships; and sealing wax — of cabbages — and Kings — and why the sea is boiling hot — and whether pigs have wings. Paul D. Santilippo 27 Hillcrest Road Flip GH Shelby . . . V.N.C. CC, . . . WTiat ' s your act . . . May-June. . . If anybody heard of SD . . . Forever. 100 Ellen Sue Saperstein 24 Inverness Road Activities: French Club 1, 2; Big Brother-Big Sister Club 1, 2; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. P-town . . . M.R. and the Movies . . . parties . . . Piggy Rosey ... Si, L.C. . . . Wouldn ' t it be Nice. Linda M. Saraca 88 Cedar Street Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister; Senior Auction; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 12 10 71 . . . Junior Prom . . . Echo Farm . . . Oz . . . Spoon for the Trunk . . . L.V. and both J ' s cottages . . .M.R. Patricia Ann Saraca Patty 88 Cedar Street Activities: Student Govern- ment Day 2; Big Brother-Big Sister; Tiot Advertising Com- mittee; Tiot Typing Staff. Echo Farm . . . l.C.S. . . . February 1971 . . . the bus ... all the good times. Janice Sawayar 11 Mill Pond Road Scott A. Scrima 10 Davis Avenue Diane Linda Seaverns Gebe 33 Richland Road Activities: Girls ' Choir 2, 3; Year Book Circulation Committee; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football. 11:30 New Year ' s Eve ' 72 . . . I ' ll tell you. Later! . . . SB get togethers . . . Lynn ' s room . . . Green Dress . . . The Cape. James R. Savage 292 Nichols Street Jim ' Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cross-Country 1, 2; Big Brother-Sister; History Med- alist 2; English 400; Honor Roll; Evaluation Day Com- mittee. Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not. Robert F. Kennedy. Lynn Elizabeth Schiano 14 Meadow Street Activities: Girls ' A. A. 1, 2; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; School Committee Student Advisory Board — Slate ) 1, 2; English 400 2, 3; Tiot Business Editor 3; Girls ' Choir 1, 2; Class his- torian. Tonite ' s the night! . . . 7 29 73 . . . I.e. please? . . . The Cape — 73 ... M D and the H.O. S . . . my twin sis sarn . . . talks with M.O., Sev and G.D.S. . . . Greg, L M W . . . my room. 101 Anne Marie Seery 49 Railroad Avenue Activities: Senior Auction 10 30 71 Rose . . . . . T. . . One Yellow Dunkin Donuts Gary D. Shaw 11 Yew Drive Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Soccer 2, 3; Boys ' A.A. Rep. 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Party Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Medfield State Advisory Comm. 1, 2, 3. Gazeebo . . . LLBBC . . . 56, 146, 6 . . . Quack . . . Number 1 . . . Middle Earth . . . talks with L and M. Mark J. Shea 303 Dean Street Moe Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Class Vice-President 3. Saturday nights . . . E.C.A.N.N.M.K.B.S. . . . Elks Fight . . . Bones Alleys. Mark A. Sheenan 62 Fulton Street Activities: Soccer 1. F.M. . . . The Swamp . . . GIQ ' S . . . The Zone . . . RI . . . Eddies Diner Lincoln Lodge. Maura Sheery 72 Ridgewood Drive ' M.O. Betsy L. Shelton 102 Union Street Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1; Spring Track 1, 2. Dec. 14th . . . rain . . . seal . . . 454 ... A Promise . . . The Place . . . Someday 11. Activities: Drill Team 1, 2; Captain 3; Girls ' Choir 2, 3; Student Correspondent for Save the children Founda- tion 2; Student Govern- ment Day 2; Honor Roll. S.B. Get-Togethers . . . We ' re Twins buggieroge- beshano . . . Convention Parties . . . Vitamins B.U.D. . . . Lynn ' s room . . . Big Brother. Joyce Ann Sheehan Joyce 15 Bird Road Activities: Student Council 1, 2; Senior Auction; Art Club 1; Big Brother-Big Sister. my friends . . . Scituate . . . all the good times . . . spoon for the trunk . . . M D. M M. Bergson ' s and buzzing . . . 3rd period with L. Mus- tang Sally. Virginia Sheehan Ginny 37 Heather Drive 102 w Susan Marie Shone 45 Howard Street Activities: Swimming 1; Soft- ball 1. 3; Powder Puff Foot- ball 3. Cape and the Rubber Boat . . . 6 22 73 . . . da Peepal . . . Don ' t do it . . . 9 2 73 . . . Look at my socks! . . . Do you wanna get out and walk? Joseph P. Shiel III Joe 330 Sumner Street Activities: AFS Student to Thai- land; Football 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3; English 400. Stick-um . . . Poom Sanook on a Thailand Poying . . . SHARONTRAILS . . . 64 Dodge . . . Land of the smile and Hey you. Maureen Shuman Moe 59 Devon Road Martha ' s Vineyard . . . Jan 1, ' 71 . . . Sept. 22. ' 72 . . . Rob. . .P-C-B-Br. Marilyn J. Siderwicz Med 105 East Cross Street Activities: French Club 1, 2; Tiot Sponsorship Editor 3; National Honor Society. Paris Never Sleeps . . . D.S.K. . . . Cote de Pro- vence . . . Harvard Square . . . Roses . . . Lean on Me . . .Bi. ;03 Stanley E. Sienkivicz Stan The Man 25 North Plain Street Activities: Wrestling 2; Lacrosse 3. Our Wall ... 74 1 ... 6- 10. . .Jan. 8. Albert J. Simoni F.A.H. 88 Neponset Street Acf vifies; Footbal l 1, 2, 3. Barberry . . . Make it . . . Baseball Field . . . Bang- Bang. Wayne P. Sinibaldi Morocco Mole 4 Burnley Road Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3; Photography Club; French Club 1; Art Club 1; Math Team 2; Chess Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3. The Z . . . Black: White . . . and Sliver . . . You dip . . . Baseball . . . together- ness . . . freedom . . . the Godfather . . . college. Joann Skowronski Skronie 51 Hickory Road Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3; Powder Puff Football. I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. Ronald Sirvinsky 10 West Street Ron Kathy Smelstor Smelly 25 Heaton Avenue Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3;li Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football. Pit, P.S.B. ' s . . . Chugs? . . Tiny . . . Malaka . . . New Hampshire . . . NOS. Michael L. Smith 69 Rock Street Smitty Mary Smith 46 Redwood Drive Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Soccer 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Auction; Senior Prom Committee; Sophomore Party Commit- tee. Gazeebo . . . LLBBC ... 4 . . . S.C. . . . Middle Earth . . .7 31. . .10 13. 104 Robert J. Solomon Sol 19 Dean Street Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Student Coun- cil 1; Ski Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Senior Auction. Champion the right to be yourself; Dare to be differ- ent and set your own Pat- tern; Live your own life and follow your own star. William M. Spellman 208 Sunnyside Road Paula Ann Stevenson 181 Morse Street Sharon Katherine M. Sullivan Kate 64 Meadow Street Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Drill Team 1, 2. It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. Loretta P. Sullivan 115 Nichols Street Lori Activities: Tiot Advertising Committee. December 72 . . . Califor- nia . . . N. Forest Yellow roses. Lorraine R. Sullivan 54 Pellana Road Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. M.R. . . . Alleys and Civi . . . 7 9 72 . . . Oh no, : can ' t stand it Beans . . Book Pal . . . The long Ru by M.S. . . . T.P.H. and tir tooth. Anne M. Sullivan Sully- 2 243 Prospect Street Activities: Newspaper 1, 2; Drill Team 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Advertising Com- mittee; Senior Auction. Friends H.F. . . Courts . . Fri. 13, ' 72 . B.C-16 . . . I can ' t decide. T. Lois A. Sullivan eOCodman Road Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Hockey; Tiot Advertis- ing Committee. My Car . . . Summer ' 72 . . . Junior Prom . . . Where am I going? . . . T.F.W. . . . Sce- nics . . . getting caught. 105 Susan B. Sutherland 91 Countryside Lane David R. Taeger 6 Laurel Road Activities: Band 1. Lately it occurs to me what a long strange trip it ' s been j Laurie Bleachers . . . Harv . Oct. 8. Grateful Dead. Gregory Talbot 44 Fulton Street Activities: Hockey 1, 2. B.L. . . . Leon . . . Memphis Blues Again . . . Bringing it all back home . . . Snake. Judy Ann Tamulionis 10 Catalpa Road Tappy Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Tiot Advertising Committee; Evaluation Day Committee. MeeBee Bee Bee . . . 3 17 72 (David) . . . H.J. ' s ' 71 . . . 10- 4 . . . Tic-Tacs . . . Purple Toys . . . Jiving at 303 . . . Rockie Mt. High. Dennis Tanguy 39 Westview Drive 104 Peter Robers Thomas Low Life 4 106 Normandy Drive Activities: Hockey 1, 2; Soc- cer 1,2. Let ' s get it on . . . Where ' s Wellesley?? . . . Thomas ' Thursday night Tavern . . . Let ' s get a buzz on . . . Let ' s Boogie . . . Colombia or bust. Patricia N. Timmoney Tricia 426 Prospect Street Activities: French Club 1, 2; Tiot Circulation Committee; Newspaper 2; Powder Puff Football; Big Sister Program 2,3. Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. Margorie E. Thistle 186 Codman Road Marlene F. Thomas ' Margie 15 Hoyle Street Mario Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Masoneilan . . . Bubbling Brook . . . The Cellar . . . GT . . . 21st . . . The Cape . . .Blue Hills. Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister 3; Girls ' Ice Hockey 3. 7 30 72, J + M . . . Echo Farms, Snoopy . . . B.E. and L.L. . . . L ' s and J ' s cot- tages . . . My Friends . . . Good times . . . M.R. Debra S. Towey 150 Hill Street Deb Stephen Topjian 27 Edgehill Road Activities: Powder Puff Football; Tiot Typing Staff. PJ . . . 1 21 73 . . . 11 21 75 . . . Aug. 16 . . . Nan- tasket . . . Ah, Who ' s da babe? . . . Iowa ... 1st swim in the ocean . . . The Fruits . . . My brother, Roger. David Brian Thornton 17 Oxford Road Bush AcfiVjfies: Basketball 1, 3; Tiot Co-Editor in Chief; Big Brother-Big Sister; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Rock-em . . . Spring Valley (15th Hole) . . . Fantastic 5 . . . N.P.P.A.A. Inc. . . . TuU 9 29 73 . . . Fred ' s Buggy . . . Spinning Ricky ' s Cat . . . You can run. But you can ' t hide. Mary Louise Todd 18 Sycamore Street ' Mar ! Activities: Hilltopper 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 2; French Club 2: German Club; English 400 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. XAR ... My Friends . . . Ellie ' s Cellar . . . Deb ' s Par- ties . . . Hoping for the best . . . King ' s . . . Wow. 107 Michael Joseph Uradnik Mike 17 Heaton Avenue Activities: La Crosse; Senior Auction. Kindaru . . . TV 38 . . . Schhtz . . . Sports Addict. Christine Vantine Chris 37 Countryside Lane Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Big Brother-Big Sister; Senior Auction; Girls ' Hockey Team; Tiot Typing Commit- tee. BOBBY the 19th . . . Fruit Squad . . . DCI weekend 73 . . . sputnik . . . Lancers . . . Billiards . . . The Banquet . . . Mai ' s apartment. Michael Trovato Mario 23 Lawndale Road Activities: Track 2, 3; Base- ball 1, 2, 3; German Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society. The Late Sy Wagon . . . Angie . . . the six . . . F.I.C. ... Ah, Maria ... 9 13 73. . . 9 Groom Street. Janet Elizabeth Tucker Tuck 765 Neponset Street Activities: Swimming 1, 2; French Club 2, 3. 3 31 73 BHCC . . . Dunkin Donuts . . . Paris 73 . . . bike rides . . . Dream On . . . Friendships June 74 . . .What? Michele Urann 1207 Village Road East Linda Jean Venskus 38 Berwick Place L.V. ' Activities: Student Council; Centennial Usherette 1; Tiot Advertising Committee, Edi- tor; Evaluation Day 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Auction. EMERGENCY BRAKES . . . Spoon for the trunk . . . I ' ll give you ten bucks . . . Mar- ion, Ohio . . . Gnat ' s puns at Echo Farm . . . Falmouth wdth my family and friends . . .M.T.R. Donna Marie Vezina 56 Endicoot Street Activities: Art Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Tiot Advertis- ing Committee. D.D.I. . . . Fuses . . . M.M. . . . Perdue Chickens . . . Dream On . . . You can ' t always get what you want . . . Where are we now? Bruce Vibert 24 Fairview Road 108 Richard M. Vito Rich 8 Jacobsen Drive Activities: Tennis Club 3; Audio Visual Club 2. Amateur Radio . . . Engi- neering . . . Street Hockey . . . Ralph and Herbie . . . Saturday Night . . . Sum- mer 73 Luigi. Rita Ann Waldren 43 Ellis Avenue Activities: Art Club 1; Big Brother-Big Sister; Evalua- tion Day Committee. Every leaf that falls, Every word that is spoken, lives on as a memory. Anne Marie Walker 41 Cedar Street Swfit ' s Beach . . . BAW . . . The Bridge . . . T.J. and the K.K. ' s . . . Listen to the Pea- nut Butter ... All Nighters . . . The Blue Max. Kathleen E. Walker 310 Walpole Street Walkes Activities: Senior Auction; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Singles Club. Winslow . . . Civic . . . Alleys . . . J.B. lets go Fishing . . . Jasper Days . . . the fights . . . the butterfly . . . Piggy-backs. Gregory Walker 58 Norton Drive Greg Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3. The cape . . . Maine . . . L.B.B.C. 10-5 . . . 9-72 — O ' Day ' s Cellar . . . B.D.M.T. . . . Get off of it boot. David W. Wall 35 Azalea Drive Waldo Canada Bugs. . . . . . The wall Airport. Catherine L. Walsh Cathy 19 Marlboro Street Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Do what you love. Cori H. Walsh 26 Prospect Aven ue Activities: Newspaper 1; French Club 2; Drill Team 3; Tiot Advertising Committee 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Exploreer 2, 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3. CONN ... 8th tee and it ' s my tree . . . 30nZmc . . . The mich ... 42 cays and socks at Sparks . . . Alley cat. 109 Martin Walsh 33 Press Avenue CCMF. . .Alley ' s. Marty Donald Walsh, Jr. 24 Garfield Avenue Walshie Activities: Football 1; Bay State Representative; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Big Brother-Big Sister; Cross Coun- try 2, 3. Weeeeeo!!! . F.U.B.A.R. . . Friday nights. . Biology . . . Blue Hills . . . ! Patricia A. Walsh Walshie 105 Jefferson Drive Activities: Pep Club; Art i Club. Ray Aug. 2 . . . Kid on the{ hill. . .Monkeys. . . Debbie e Jo . . . Indian . . . Summer : 73 . . . That ' s Right!! Deborah Lee Ward Debbie 67 Devon Road If suffering alone taught, all the world would be wise, since everyone suf- fers. To suffering must be added learning, under- standing, patience, love, happiness, and the willing- ness to remain vulnerable. A Lindbergh. William A. Ward 71 Deerfield Road Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Math Team 2, 3; English 400; Big Brother-Big Sister 3; Norwood Youth Commis- sion ' 73-74. Some things take so long, but, how do I explain, When not too many people can see we ' re all the same. And because of all their tears their eyes can ' t hope to see the beauty that sur- rounds them. Isn ' t it a pity? George Harrison. no Wayne H. Webber ' 19 Crestwood Circle ' Linda M. Weir Weirdo 68 Jefferson Drive Activities: Lacrosse Scuba Diving 3; Track 1. 3; Teri . . . 5 = k ' s . . . Louie . . . May 26 . . . ring ... 18 . . . Lobo. Robert . . . New york . . . New Jersey . . . Summer of 71 . . . Jan. 23, 1971 . . . Sept. 28, 1972 ... To Sir with Love . . . G.B. Marion L. Welby 249 Sunnyside Road icfiVjfj ' es; Drill Team 1, 2, 3; A.F.S. 1, 2; Spanish Club; Big Brother, Big Sister 2, 3; French Club; Senior Auction; Glee Club 2, 3. July, 1972 . . . New Prep Cheering . . . K.K. ' s . . . All- Nighters ... 3 M ' s . . . o.n.l. . . . Talks with T.C. Mary Alice Wenzel 338 Prospect Street Within you, there is a still- ness, a retreat to which you can go at any time and be yourself. Linda Marie Welch Linda 48 Marion Avenue Activities: Gymnastics 1; Softball 1; Girls ' Hockey 3; Big Brother-Big Sister. DCDD . . . Bond Street Play- ground . . . Long Talks with Danny . . . Fruit Squad . . . D.C.I. Weekend . . . Let ' s get truckin. Margaret West Peggy 47 Fifth Street Activities: Girls ' Hockey; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Big Brother-Big Sister. Winslow, Jasper Days . 3 73. . .S.D. Susan West 47 Fifth Street Activities: DECA 2, 3. Sue Susan Marie West 7 Elda Drive Sue Garage . . . Winslow . . pits . . . April 22 . . . GTO . . .RMW. . .10 5. il; Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Pep Club; Student Gov- ernment Day; Tiot Sponsor- ship Committee. January 7, 1973 . . . Pat . . . $5 bet . . . Italy ... My Sneakers. .2 ni Robert H. White Bob 22 Mountain Avenue Today yesterday was tomorrow. Janet M. Will 11 Countryside Lane yicfjvjf es; Big Brother-Big Sister 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Canton Hospital Program; Tiot Advertising Committee. March 30 . . . Chicago . . . What you say . . . dum dum . . . walking around. Richard F. Weta, Jr. Tweeter 35 Fourth Street Biter . . . Highs . . . the woods . . . Dusted??? . . . The Cape . . . Sandwich . . . P.D. . . . Don ' t I know you??? Mary Jean Whelan 63 Chapel Street Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, ; Singles Club. My Friends . . . Winslovi Civic, Alleys . . . Fri. nit Behind The Garage . . . 1 + pizzas . . . Lets go fishii . . . Ogunquit . . . The fights . . . The butterfly. Maryanne R. Williams 89 Neponset Street Activities: Art Club 3; Brother-Big Sister 3. Big V ' s Cottage and house . . . period 3 . . . Mosoneillon and end 95 . . . Top Cat on June 6, 1973 . . . The Arboredum . . . Oh yeah, tell me about. David Winer 12 MayFair Circle Cap6 Cod . . . Blue Hills Skiing ... up North. Thomas M. White 20 Canterbury Drive Tom Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Jazz Band 2, 3; W.A.B. 2; Vice President 3; Big Brother-Big Sister 3. Janet . . . 5 17 71 . . . Sachem Village Road . . . 4M ... I will . . . JONIS View- point Peaks, Inc. Nancy L. Will Nanci 11 Countryside Lane Activities: Evaluation Day Committee 1, 2, 3; Big Brother-Big Sister 2; Drama Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Ribbi + Nun . . . Joyce G . . . Bergsons . . . Hockey Games . . . Walpone Mac ' s . . . Kev- 112 Carole L. Wolge 103 Earle Street Woble Activities: Drill Team 1, 2; Girls ' Choir 2; Big Brother- Big Sister 2, 3. March 10, 1973 . . . White Gloves and Baseball Hat . . . Wanna play bus? . . . S.B. Get-Togethers . . . Triple D . . . Midnight Swim at How- ie ' s . . . Doubling with J C . . . THE Tourney Game. Clare G. Woodard 55 Nichols Street Boca Activities: Big Brother-Big Sister; Pep Club. John . . . December 8, 1972 . . . Keep them off the table ... 6th lunch and R.C. . . . White gloves and baseball hat. . . Get togethers with S.B. . . . Midnight Rendez- . . Doubling with G Charles Wisniewski 80 Morse Street Margaret Geralyn Wohler Maggie 25 Berwick Place Activities: Softball 1; Tiot Advertising Committee; Big Brother-Big Sister; Evalua- tion Day Committee; Bowl- ing Club. August ' 73 ... i Que pasa Mel? . . . InTo one in here but us chickens ... 3 GTM all nighters with the 3 B ' s . . . Peanut butter doesn ' t talk, Walkeroni . . . Bowl- ing in the FUN BUS. Doreen Woodall 66 Cranmore Road Crystal Woodward 78 South Street, Plainville Activities: Hiking; painting; Downhill skiing; Cross coun- try skiing; eicycling. The person sees furthest who lives fullest. Joanne Wozniak JO 50 Mountain Avenue Activities: Pep Club; Senior Auction; Grub Club. Walshie yi-Ho . . . B.A.J- .D.L.E.G. . . . August 2, 1973 11 p.m. . . . (old) Yar- mouth Road, Hyannis . . . Sailors. . .Climbing the Mountain with J.A.S. . . . Skiing with V.C.M. Richard D. Wozniak 30 Short Street Tank 113 Ronald A. Yiinkum Ronnie 64 Access Road Aclivities: Swimming 1, 2, 3. The Hut . . . Friendly ' s . . . 3 23 73 . . . Junior Prom . . . The Maverick . . . The airport. Steven T. Yavarow Steve 142 Hill Street Activities: Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3; Southeast District Band 1, 2, 3; All State Band 2, 3; Con- cert Choral 2; English 400. Europe 72 . . . D.J.F.M. . . . Lowest form, ... ' 76 is Just For You ... Rat Trap . . .Yump. . .AST. Joanne T.Yelapi Yap 71 Jefferson Drive July 19 + 20, 73 11 p.m.-l a.m. . . . parked cars . . Walpole . . . April Vacatio . . . THE Parties . . . What rush! . . . Truckin with Su Gail and Cheryl. Stephen S. Zinkowski Zink 734 Pleasant Street Activities: Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1; Judo 3. Suzuki . . . Barnstable . . . O ' Brien . . . The egg and I . . .The Big Bang. . . Bugs . . . Step on it, Dave. Gary Richard Zahorshy 8 Greenwich Road Z Activities: Student Govern- ment Day 2; Student Council 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society. Summer 73 . . . Take a Free Ride ... 16 1 2 lb. Blue . . . Hummin away . . . Sears . . . Gimme a break! . . . Get away from every- thing! Susan P. Zoppo Zopps 100 Clapboard Tree Street December 23, 1972 . . . Dun- kin Donuts . . . Blue Buick . . . Concannon ' s . . . Head- quarters . . . Cleavland Soc- cer Games. . .11:02 P.M. 114 115 Junior Prom Blue Hills Country Club March 30, 1973 mmumAisu 116 . Pi -- aa ■■•( . ' ' . . ., ■ m - 117 Senior Semi- Formal Glen Ellen Country Club Millis 1 1 ul 1 ,1 1 . ' 1 1 1 118 m i k i i i f 1 i l A ' « I k L V 4 - L- « ..-1 1 , ■ 3S IL: A.. •! I 7 5 i : ' WA A lik k .. 1 F-V H PII H ! Iv . 1 ly • -ws. i S i f •ift t ' — ,.;,i. !iijk ILJ «k ■ E l P9 H Pk I ■ 1 kK ' f W U i W I W ' 1a ' ■ w- 3 .. nll i A J0. ir 119 120 ROW 1: S. Greene, L. Sullivan, K. McDermott, D. Corcoran, R. Donovan, K. Sullivan, J. Ranalli. ROW 2: Mr. Clifford, A. Sullivan, M. McCarthy, C. Connelly, K. Brady, B. Dunn, L. LaMonica, C. Pease, M. Allen, M. Caulfield, C. Bacon, Mr. Mollo. t ■■ibH r Number ONE!!! Girls ' Ice Hockey I ' he Norwood High Girls ' Ice Hockey Team began its third season this year under the direction of Mr. Bob Chf- ford and Mr. Peter Mollo. Since so many attended tryouts (close to 100), it was necessary to split the girls into two segments — a traveling team, who played other town teams, and a second team, who scrimmaged and worked on their hockey playing. Both teams practiced at Westwood Ice Arena on Tuesday afternoons. Such hard work and dedication should be commended, as the Girls paid for their own ice and found their own transportation and equip- ment. Also, the coaches gave up much of their spare time to run a team that would otherwise be non- existent. What about the name of the team? It seems that it will just be carried on from last year and will be kept under cover. For a while, anyway. In P. Clifford 121 Senior L Id.SS Officers dan donovan, president paulglynn, boys ' a.a. mark shea, vice-president 122 bill doucette, boys ' treasurer; joan harwood, girls ' treasurer Janet lanzoni (chugs), girls ' a. a. mary anello, secretary 123 the future becomes real sophomore year: we entered with open campus . . . too much freedom. . .trouble. . . warning cards were many . . .we hadn ' t grownup. junior year: we settled down . . . more electives . . .more communication . . . better report cards . . . college boards . . . summer finally arrived. senior year: we finally reached the top . . . college applications . . . worried . . . acceptance . . . we ' ve reached our goals . . . graduation. future: college . . . the past becomes meaningful. - Jl •W ' ¥ p V y-1 k M } v J i i v student life ti$ t %f ft  « wn « I I ' 9m 1 Foreign Language Department The Foreign Language Department sponsored ii Fortngn Language Career Day during which represent- atives from a number of companies demonstrated the value of a second language. Students from many sur- rounding communities, as well as many from Norwood High, attended and generally agree it was a reward- ing affair. 126 - — 1 « 127 English Department The English department offers a great assort- ment of one-term courses. Courses for juniors and seniors vary from Film and Media Appreci- ation to Expository Writing. The department provides for an important part of education at Norwfood High. til . ' •■ if A ' I 128 Mr. Peterson, L. Lucchini, J. Shiel, H. Fouhey. R. Adler, K. Hester, Mr. Peterson, S. Connolly, L. Schiano. Utopian Societies Course The Utopian Societies in Litera- ture course was an enjoyable experience to each participant. Classics by Plato and Thomas More were complemented by their modern equivalents, Huxley and Orwell. All discussions were interesting and provocative in a good give- and-take atmosphere. The expo- sure to a wide spectrum of view- points will be a valuable experi- ence to all who were involved. NOT PICTURED: S. Bourne, J. Fox, P. Krant, G. Paton, L. Ratle, M. Todd, S. Yavarow ' w ' - ' m-w ' M. Sales, Mr. Peterson, J. Perednia, J. Savage, R. Roth, Mr. Peterson, J. Chesebrough. 129 Science Department Tho Science Department continues to change its curricula and increase its laboratory facilities. It broadens students ' abilities and interests and prepares them for a continuation of their education in the scientific field. History Departm en t The History Department gives students an opportu- nity to observe the vast world around them. The huge selection of courses offered by the department, not only gives students a deeper understanding of other civilizations, but also gives students a greater understanding of themselves. 131 Business Department The Business Department prepares students for secretarial and business careers. It gives students the necessary skills for succeeding in these fields in the future. 132 Ma th em a tics Departm en t The Math Department is an integral part of the Norwood High School scene. Courses are varied in content and rel- ate to our computer. This year Norwood High had a Math teacher, Mrs. Jones, from England. Mr. Buscone, a Nor- wood High Teacher, taught in Great Britain in an exchange program. Most students feel that the NHS Math Department is an essential doorway to an interesting future. 133 Home Economics and Industrial Arts Departments .Frequently, one smells the tempting aromas near room 14. This is the result of the Home Economics Department, where students learn the arts of cook- ing, sewing and other skills which characterize homemak- ing. Nearby, the steady hum of the industrial arts machines fills the air. Here the skills of wood- working, metal working, print- ing, and mechanical drawing are taught. 134 Music and Art Departments The Music Department offers a wide variety of courses which extend from band and chorus to music theory. Music provides an interesting and rewarding experience for students. Further down the hall, one can observe the creation of all forms of art, from clay figures to silk screening. The courses offered by the Art Department give students a deep insight into the world of art. 135 Physical Education Department The Physical Education Department offered a new aspect of gym, not seen during any other year. The system of co- ed electives every four weeks enhanced the format of the department. It was a new experiment which proved to be quite satisfactory. VM) National Merit Semi-Finalists Robin Roth and Sean Connolly Foreign Exchange Student Joseph Shiel MCDONALD ' S ALL-AMERICAN BAND: L to R: John Davidson, Maureen Horgen of Chelmsford, Gary Hoffman of Norwood, Paul Lavelle, Director. 137 Juniors 139 Sophomore Class Officers President Mike GuUa Vice-President Donna Francis Secretary Lynne Nickerson Girls ' Treasurer Missy Reagon Boys ' Treasurer Paul Weta Girls ' A.A. Karen Pucci Boys ' A.A. Steve Marsh uo Junior Class Officers President Vice President Secretary Boys ' Treasurer Girls ' Treasurer Boys ' A.A. Girls ' A.A. Larry Brown Steve McDonough Marianne Gross Bill Breen Laurie Anderson Tom Alighieri Paula Spierdowis 141 Sophomores 142 143 ' ' ■::, ' t-!riti limffiiuiiildi getting together sophomore year: clubs . . . band went to Europe . . .our hardrock concert . . . bowling club formed . . . junior year: chess team went to Chicago . . . (and came back) . . . the prom. . .greaser day. . . horseneck . . . senior year: we climbed blue hills and fell down . . . rock-em boys banded together . . . DECA won 13 trophies . . . trips to Europe . . . Chateau de Ville future: more get togethers at Manchester Rd . . . going to the cape ;■;:,.;; .::,.;,.; ; .;::-:: after graduation . . . entering college . . . -•: - « %i Hs t .- - S=S= s, MffTI . L mm • • m • activities ., ■ l l i j -- ' .v f th t, , i Hilltopper What is the Hilltopper? It is a combination of the Silhouette magazine and the Sentry of last year. It contains news, sports, art, poetry, creative writing and lots of gossip. Printing a newspaper is hard work, but the 1973-74 staff came up with the correct proportions of communication, cooperation and coordination to produce a fine newspaper. HILLTOPPER STAFF ROW 1: E. Dineen, L. Trainor, S. Krant, D. Eibye, S. Mcinnis, N. Olshan, E. Hansen, K. Kelliher. ROW 2: J. Feibleman, M. Fitzgerald, N. Ciolfi, E. Tibert, M. Auditore, A. ludge. ROW 3: M. McDonough, E. Winer, L. Nickerson, B. Bartucca, M. Larkin. ROW 4: T. Phillips, W. Chin, M. Bonfatti, L. Anderson, J. Lindfors, A. Connolly. ROW 5: E. Lynch, K. Poznick, J. Doherty. ROW 6: E. Plausky, M. Graney, J. Perednia. ROW 7: L. Epstein, C. Woolley, J. Hastings, S. Cain. 146 HILLTOPPER EDITORS J. Johnson, Advertising; L. White, Sports; G. Paton, Art and Creative Writing; M. Cianci, News and Features; P. Krant, Editor-in-Chief; EDITOR Patrice Krant CHESS TEAM BACK: G. Hoffman, M. Mcdermott, L. Ratte, B. Babcock. FRONT: P. Kushner, Mr. Corwin. CHESS CLUB BACK: G. Kushner, T. Kushner, G. Hoffman, L. Ratte, B. Babcock. MIDDLE: S. Caine, M. McDermott. FRONT: Mr. Corwin, R. Swanson, G. Connolly. MATH TEAM FRONT: P. Kushner, L. Neiterman. T. Phillips, K. Kelliher. BACK: Mrs. Murphy, S. Meritt, D. Ravens, M. Shindler, L. Ratte, B. Ward, M. Kennedy, Mrs. Tucker. 147 GERMAN CLUB ROW 1; Mrs. Kaleps, S. Halicki, K. Foley, M. Curran, M. Garrow, K. O ' Brein. ROW 2: J. Sarno, M. Pezwick, M. Goodwin, V. Sawyer, M. Feibelman. ROW 3: M. McDonough, M. O ' Brien. ROW 4: J. Gutemuth, K. Mitchell, L. Guichetto, D. Maida, M. Perednia. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CAREER DAY FRENCH CLUB . OW 1: M. Gross, M. Shea, M. Garney, K. Crawford, L. Altman, Miss Dateo. ROW 2: W. Chin, S. Kahalas, M. Gross, L. White, J. Perednia, J. Perednia. ROW 3: J. Sweeney, M. Gross, P. Servello, J. Johnson, H. Roberts. 148 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1; P. Krant, C. McAuliffe, S. Connolly, M. Degrazio. ROW 2: M. Shea, L. Richmond, C. Walsh, M. Hines, A. Norton, C. Crawford, J. Barton, C. Parker. ROW 3: P. Zinkowski, S. Walsh, N. Hall. ROW 4: N. Peters, J. Armstrong, M. Persons, M. Schlndler, G. Hoffman, E. Hale, J. Johnson, C. Pease, M. Cleary, P. Servello. ROW 5: G. Shaw, M. Aherry, B. Stewart, K. Mitchell, A. Doherty, A. Walsh, P. Sheridan, K. Cofski, D. Russell, S. Immonen, M. Kennedy. ROW 6: L. Hilton, M. Gross, M. Gross, J. Skoronski, M. Urann, M. Gross, C. Barrett, H. Roberts, J. Hurwitz. ROW 7: J. Cataffe, T. Muenkel, K. Sullivan, D. Gatto, J. Perednia, L. Luchinni, C. Bearse. L. Giunahetto, P. Kane, R. Bailey, R. Chambers, J. Fox. ROW 9: M. Siderwitz, M. Caufield, T. Rosenbaum, J. Cleary, S. Krohto, A. Fasano, L. Altmon, A. Montanari. ROW 10- R. Roth, P. Cotter, K. Erhlich, P. Lupes, J. Sweeney, M. Donahue, J. Doherty, K. Anderson, D. Erikson, P. Lydon, ]. Hermann. ROW 11: L. Begley, M. Williams, H. Makrinos, A. Beiderman, L. Ratte, K. Valentine, J. Crook, W. Aldrich, S, Yavarow, M. Trovato, K. Dold. DECA ROW 1: Mr. Sullivan, J. Rossetsky, M. Joyce. L. Gemell, D. Brant, C. Marden, L. Lewis, F. Perkins. Mr. Weber. ROW 2: K. Zerby, J. Drummey, D. Murphy, R. Dupres, D. Mocissey, S. McAuliffe, J. McCarthy, R. Fisk. ROW 3: R. Vater, C. Malacavia, J. Kelly, K. Pelliacono, C. Bvayman, A. Giampa. B. Davis, J. Conton, M. Pendergast, J. Pervan. ROW 4: R. Kane, C. Finley, R. Landers, V. Deluca, C. Mowett, D. Holmes, P. Barron. ROW 5: S. Ramussen, G. DaSilva, R. Milano, A. Mazzotta, J. Avaby, D. Jancauskas, E. Mulkern, C. McDermott, C. Danaher. ROW 6: J. Collins, S. Tomasello, B. Flavin, E. Burns, P. Chiofar, R. Reed. C. McMorrow, Wm. O ' Toole. 149 :ti n i fTja ART CLUB ROW 1: M. Bruce, T. Gorton, A. LeVitre, K. O ' Brien, E. Plausky, M. Garron, R. Kuphal, M. Feibleman, Miss Wilhelmson. ROW 2: J. DeVirgilio, C. Shea, L. Epstein, R. Kane, K. Crawford, M. Sales, B. Welsh, J. Danforth. ROW 3: P. Adakonis, K. Judge, K. Brady, J. Young, L. Anderson, M. Sales, J. Smith, K. deWysocky, L. Larson. ROW 4: G. Paton, J. Graham, T. Driscoll, L. Granskie, M. Becker, M. Pourbaix, C. WooUey, G. Tinnell. Ss j j rgj-i 2 • • ■ - JUDO CLUB ROW 1: P. Zinkowski, S. Walsh, A. Price, M. Walsh, J. Strillchuck, S. Zinkowski. ROW 2: Gary Shaw, Frank Baglione, K. Larsen, A. Connolly, N. Ciolfi. 150 DRAMA CLUB ROW 1: Miss Brunell, P. Krant, K. Perednia. K. Crawford, B. Brennan, J. Marucka, B. Coffey. ROW 2: M. Cianci, S. Immonen, D. Russel, P. Clifford, K. Saleba, S. Cairn. ROW 3: A. Poce, L. Ratte, M. Parsons, S. Walsh, P. Cztrklis, W. Chin. ROW 4: J. Perednia, S. Donavan, P. Zink, G. Shaw, F. Baglione, A. Kane. ROW 5: C. Shea, J. Herman, A. Price, S. Zink, J. Strillchuck, R. Kane, A. Direen, M. Walsh. ROW 6: J. Graham, T. Hennessey, J. Thibault. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB FRONT: ROW 1: Mr. Burbridge, R. Swanson. ROW 2: Philip McNuUy, D. Foster. ROW 3: R. Rogodzinski, C. Green, P. Weir. 151 Student Council Officers: Kevin Glynn, President; M. Gross, Secretary; Mr. Usevich, M. Gross, Treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL 1973-74 Under the guidance of Mr. Usevich, the council was highly democratic and progressive. This year Elections were held in simulated polls at the school, and members to the council were voted from each class, rather than from individual homerooms. The council concerned itself with the idea of unity. It was active in community affairs with the senior citizens, with other councils from various schools, and with the people and students of Norwood in general. The student council sponsored its annual Senior Auction and, as a new activity, The Clipper Wheelchair Basketball Game. Norwood Caps were also made available to the school ' s population as another fund raising event. A new idea and purpose was established for the future councils. The fine leadership of President, Kevin Glynn; Vice President, Dale Ecklholm; Treasurer, Marie Gross; and Secretary, Maggie Gross yielded a productive year. 152 SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES ROW 1: E. McTernan, N. Brown, Mr. Usevich. ROW 2: A. Montanari, J. Carchedi, N. Quann, P. Glynn. ROW 3: G. Shaw, B. Doucette, J. Crook. UNDERCLASS REPRESENTATIVES ROW 1: Mr. Usevich, M. Gross, K. McCabe, K. McCabe. ROW 2: M. Gross, J. DiMarcio, M. Gross, M. Moan. ROW 3: J. Riley, C. Berkowitz, M. White, C. Cavanaugh, J, Bacon, C. Barrett, P. Linehan, M. Bonfetti. Andrea Montanari and Marianne Gross at Student Council Fair. 153 ' ' Our Town 99 Our Town, produced by a group of Norwood sen- iors, unveiled four excellent performances of Thorn- ton Wilder ' s reknowned play. The development of the characters by the inspired cast was parallel with professional dramatics and a rarity in the annals of Norwood theater. The performances were applauded with enthusiasm, and one performance, in particular, conducted in behalf of our senior citi- zens was sincerely enjoyed by both audience and cast. BRAVO! G. Paton and K. Perednia I S. Bourne, M. Chaggeris, J. Donlan, P. Capasso !54 D. Sampson, A. Norton, T. Cotter, D. Ward, J. Cardillo, E. Janikies, J. Fredrick. SEATED: G. Kushner, C. Deneno. Cast of Our Town Stage Manager Kevin Haley Dr. Gibbs Steven Zinkowski Joe Crowll James Donlan Howie Newsome Stephen Bourne Mrs. Gibbs Jane Feibleman George Gibbs Gregson Paton Rebecca Gibbs Carol Ann Deneno Wally Webb Gary Kushner Emily Webb Katherine Perednia Prof. Willard Sean Connolly Mr. Webb Michael Cianci Simon Stimson Robert Billingsley Mrs. Soames Jean Frederick Constable Warren Paul Capasso Si Crowell Michael Chaggaris Sam Craig Donald Walsh Joe Stoddard Michael Breen People of the town Emily Janikies Patricia Cotter, Deborah Ward, Donna Sampson, Jane Cardillo Ann Norton, Gerald Reid Student Director Maura Sherry Director Mrs. Nina Doherty 155 Director Nina Doherty and cast. J. Cardillo K. Haley, K. Perednia, G. Paton. 156 J. Fredrick STAGE CREW KNEELING: J. Perednia, L. Weir, J. Harwood, M. Sherry. STANDING: B. Brennan, B. Shelton, K. Gahaly, K. Ryder, C. Walsh, S. HUchey, J. Kane. FIRST ROW: B. BiUingsly, J. Feibleman. SECOND ROW: G. Kushner, G. Reid. S. Zinkrowski 157 COLOR GUARD ROW 1: D. McDuff, J. Frederick, D. Janikies, K. Schmidt, M. Donahue, M. Sherry, K. Perednia, C. Walsh, K. Mitchell, S. Khroto. ROW 2: M. Welby, B. Stewart, B. Lowe, R. Martowski, J. Perednia, M. Walsh. ROW 3: P. Linehan, K. Erlich, P. Ludes, P. Cotter, T. Drummey, B. Brennan, E. Kane, P. Murray, R. Donahue, A. Poce. Wi PERCUSSION WIND ENSEMBLE FRONT: M. White, P. Lydon, Steve Coulube. BACK: Mr. Megan, N. Miller, F. Parise, D. Sail. 158 WOODWIND SECTION ROW 1: J. Lindfors, L. Hilton, S. Schramm. J- Finn, A. Biderman, K. Hester, D. Cahaly, M. Kennedy, C. Condon, A. Montanari. ROW 2: S. Yavarow, K. Cahaly, K. Lindgren, M. Moreth, S. Barton, P. Sheridan, A. Price, J. Harshman, J. Harris, M. Fitzgerald, E. BAND OFFICERS ROW 1: M. White, G. Hoffman, S. Yavarow, C. Greene, B. Quinlan. ROW 2: J. PhUIips, K. Sugarman, J. Drummey, P. Allen, J. Ravens, A. Judge. i 1 Tibert. L. Parisi, S. Schramm, G. Lee, N. Doyle. ROW 3: J. Harris, C. Deneno, L. Farrel, M. Theriault, J. Golub, M. Schindler, M. Fava- loro, T. SanGiocomo, G. Jacks, G. Jackson. C. Greene, P. Paqukette, C. Pottino. BRASS WIND ENSEMBLE ROW 1: A. Benson, R. Hilchey, A. McKinnon, G. Nelson, P. Kushner, B. SheUon, M. McCrossan, G. Hoffman. ROW 2: Mr. Megan, S. Fleck, M. Phillips, B. Quinlan, L. McKinnon, C. Berkowitz, S. Tosto, T. Demasi. ROW 3: B. Paras, G. Schram, J. Manning, J. Fox, R. Syverson, B. Cassidy, C. Donnelly, T. Phillips 159 PERCUSSION Mark Davis, Susan Hilchey, David Hakey. «k4K ' te.. . CONCERT — WOODWIND ROW 1: L. Burke, J. Cardil ' .o, A. Judge, M. Kel- liher, J. Phillips, T. Muenkel, C. Muscatiello, P. Hall, M. Dorian, S. Hemmer. ROW 2: B. Hogan, C. Sullivan, S. Krant, A, Hayes, K. Desario, A. Eskew, M. Loughnane, rn: 160 BRASS CONCERT ROW 1: P. Garron, E. Jasen, N. Olshan, K. Miller, M. Cavana, D. Fleck. ROW 2: J. Dimarzio, T. Partridge, B. Eckhardt, Mr. Megan, M. Gross, P. Floyd, J. O ' Neil, K. Ryder. ROW 3: B. Wong, B. Ward, K. Sugarman, M. Cernek, B. Kelliher, J. Ovi ens. S. Mclness, J. Turchan, N. Ciolfi, C. Pink, M. Medros. 0W 3: L. Larson, J. Pink, M. Gross, J. Drum- mey, P. Allen, B. Lamonisa, D. Haley, D. Folan, M. Sinibaldi, M. Gross, J. Ravens. STAGE BAND ROW 1: P. Allen, G. Jackson, T. SunGiocomo, M. Favaloro, F. Parise, M. Davis. ROW 2: M. Kennedy, W. Chin, C. Donnelly, D. Fleck, B. Cassidy, B. Paris, P. Garon. ROW 3: J. O ' Neil, S. Tosto, S. Fleck, L. McKinnon, N. Miller, T. Partridge. ROWl ROW 2 ROW 3 JAZZ ENSEMBLE J. Golub, C. Greene, P. Parquette, S. Yarvarow, M. Thetiault, M. Schindler. J. Perednia, T. Phillips, A. McKinnon, J. Fox, J. Manning, G. Schramm, S. Coulube, T. White. T. DeMasi. C. Berkowitz, G. Hoffman, M. Phillips, B. Quintan, M. White. 161 STAGE BAND OFFICERS FRONT ROW: G. Hoffman, J. Manning, A. McKinnon, P. Parquette. BACK ROW: B. Parks. M. Kennedy, L. McKinnon, P. Allen. WOODWIND ROW 1: K. Cahaly, A. Price, L. Hilton, J. Finn, A. Biderman, D. Cahaly, M. Kennedy. ROW 2: A. McKinnon, T. Phillips, J. Golub, M. Phillips, P. Parquette, S. Yavarow, C. Greene. 162 GIRLS ' BARBERSHOP ROW 1: D. Russell, L. McKinnon, P. Linehan, K. Perednia, K. Curran, K. Cahaly. ROW 2: a. Stewart, R. Roth, L. Ratte, S. Bacon, T. Cotter, L. Firth. GIRLS ' CHOIR ROW 1: M. Boch, K. Mitchell, L. Trainer, L. Richmond, C. Wong, J. Popolo, E. Plausky, L. Epstein, N. O ' Brien, A. M. Croft. ROW 2: T. Thibauh, M. Haughey, B. Stewart, J. Doherty, C. Horseman, L. Power, K. Sheil, C. McAuliffe, L. McDowell, C. Clark, S. Mazzola, M. Sales. M. Keefe. .,, ROW 3: J, Walsh, L. Ratte, B. Walsh, M. Reagon, M. Larkin, K. Perednia, P. Linehan, J. Brgeau, M. Burns, K. Larsen, F. Cabboldi, L. Guastalli. ROW 4: B. Brennan, L. White, M. Perednia, D. Seaverns, J. Davock, S. Bacon, D. Murphy, J. Sogard, D. Arnold, T. Cotter, B. Bird, K. Curran, L. Firth. ALL STATE R. Weiner, L. McKinnon, R. Roth, J. Perednia, K. Perednia, D. Russell, W. Chin. CONCERT CHORALE ROW 1: W. Chin, J. Baker, B. Doucette, M. McCrossen, M. Kennedy, E. Winer, K. Pucci, J. Finn. ROW 2: J. Crawford, R. Weiber, M. Collins, D. Russell, J. Feibleman, K. Perednia, L. lafoUa, J. Sarno, M. Lee, E. Simoni, D. Murphy, L. Firth, Mr. bt. Lau- rGnt. ROW 3: M. Hurley, R. Crossen, J. Perednia, L. McKinnon, S. Bacon, J. Train, A. Poce, K. Ahearn, L. lafoUa, T. Bernard, K. Hester, T. Cotter. ROW 4: J. Manning, H. Momboquette, K. Haley, B. Brennan, P. Zinkowski, H. Roberts, J. Smith, K. Walsh, S. Kahalas, M. Mulkern, A. Levetree, D. Greer, R. Roth. MADRIGALS BACK ROW: B. Doucette, R. Weiner, M. Collins, J. Perednia, W. Chin. FRONT ROW: B. Stewart, D. Russell, P. Linehan, K. Perednia, R. Roth, B. Brennan, L. Firth, K. Curran, R. Cotter, D. Murphy, K. Cahaly. T1 SOUTHEAST DISTRICT BACK ROW: R. Weiner, R. Roth, J. Perednia, L. Firth, W. Chin. FRONT ROW: D. Russell, L. McKinnon, P. Linehan, K. Perednia, B. Stewart. 165 Tiot The Tiot staff looked back on the past three years at Norwood High School and tried to express our feel- ings in the Days of Future Passed. We would like to show our appreciation to our edito- rial advisor, Mrs. Patricia Ingraham, and our finan- cial advisor, Mr. Horace Fader. We would also like to thank all those who made this yearbook possible. David Thornton Nancy Cavanaugh i % SSito., Nancy Cavanaugh, Editor-in-Chief Mrs. Patricia Ingraham Editorial Advisor David Thornton Editor-in-Chief 166 Pam Brown Associate Editor Joyce Bagni, Gary Olshan, Joanne Graham Associate Editors Joan Barton and Jim Hermann Associate Editors 167 Sean Connolly and Mary Hines Associate Editors Nancy gives Dave a pat of encouragement. Wayne Aldrich and Pete Lydon Associate Editors 168 EDITORIAL STAFF SEATED: P. Brown, J, Cardillo, N. Cavanaugh, J. Bagni, J. Graham. STANDING: G. Olshan, M. Hines, J. Bartpn, P. Lydon, J. Hermann, D. Thornton. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE ROW 1: L. Johnson, R. Donovan, B. Gallagher, M. Anello, L. Venskus, J. Cusack. ROW 2: J. Fredericks, J. Harwood. P. Saraca, C. Fioyd, M. Desisto, L. Begley, L. lafolla, M. Thomas, L. Saraca. ROW 3: Mr. Fader. 169 TYPING COMMITTEE D. Burns, P. Saraca, D. Foley, B. Kelley, S. Lull, D. Nuzzo, S. McGoff, D. Towey. BUSINESS EDITORS J. Davock, Mr. Fader, L. Venskus, L. Schiano, M. Siderwicz. CIRCULATION COMMITTEE M. Meideiros, M. Degrazio, A. Morse, Mr. Fader, D. McDuff, M. Breen, K. Con nors. 170 TYPING COMMITTEE SEATED: L. Anderson, L. BUlingsley, T. Dacto, D. Parquette. STANDING: C. Flaherty, C. Vantine, D. Domenica, S. Gartland. SPONSOR COMMITTEE ROW 1: K. Ryder, S. Hilchey. ROW 2: L. Altmon, M. Siderwicz, S. Greene, B. Kane, D. Sampson, M. Caulfield. ROW 3: R. Gomes, S. West, T. Drummey, Mr. Fader, P. McQuaid, T. Rosenbaum. 171 the will to win sophomore year: hockey — we were state champs ... no school for a day. . . swim team won the league championship . . .our champion wrestlers did it again. junior year: powderpuff football was in . . . girls formed their own ice hockey team . . . the gymnastic teams did well . . .track team improved. senior year: football team had a winning season . . . basketball team made it to the tourney . . . powderpuff team was undefeated ... soccer team improved . . . girls basketball team did well . . . hockey was again heading for the championship. future: many more championship teams for Norwood. ■ ' igyHpr ti i;- K sports A 1 V . « - ... ' ,r%:r- Football 74 ' 174 ROW I: Coach Martinelli 52 J. Cattaffe 66 M. Shea 31 R. Soloman 30J. Oldham, Captain 83 D. Saad, Captain 87 P. Glynn 65 B. McDonough 67 A. Simoni Head Coach Doherty ROW II: Coach Crimmins Coach Levin 75 N. Fanandakis 15 D. Donovan 89 M. Brennan 81 J. Hand 12 T. Alegheiari 45 P. Capasso 16J. Adelman J. V. Coach Massotta Mr. Passaretti ROW III: P. Weir 74 C. Puzin 72 B. Mclnnis 51 J. Shield 44 W. Cherri 21 M. Gulla 20 J. Coughlin 88 T. Smith n P. Eysie 7 J. Nolan ROW IV: 9 D. Eckholm 10 E. Legarda 23 B. Collins 71 M. Conroy 60 C. Cavanaugh 40 M. White 41 B. Breen 70 H. Stanfl 46 K. Murphy 42 V. Anello ROWV: 55 B. DeFlaminis 8 8. Savage 62 D. Stanfl 78 G. Donahue 82 D. Steele 1 L. Brown 56 M. Bartucca 22 B. Paras 73 F. Cordopatri 11 J. Donovan 76 J. O ' Neil Manager, N. Scanlon Missing: Manager J. Giannone 175 : I:. i? : Ak.A A:l f -er. MUSTANGS HAVE EXCEPTIONAL SEASON The Norwood Mustangs, under head Coach John Duffy Doherty, ended an exceptional season with a 5-4 record. The Mustangs started out strong as they went undefeated in their first three games. With the combined efforts of Coaches Doherty, and Levin, the offense scored a total of 129 points for the season. Under the direction of Mr. Jack Bones Martinelli and Coach Crimmens, the defense gained two big shutouts over two previously undefeated teams, Needham and North. We lost to the four top teams by a total of 10 points. Needless to say, this fine record could never have been accomplished without the great leadership of co-captains, Dave Saad and Johnny O Oldham. Next year ' s team promises to be one of the top contenders in the Bay State League with many return- ing veterans. The graduating seniors wish them the best of luck. 177 Hudda, Coach Doherty, Johnny O. All-Star Mike Brennan Carl, Coach Martinelli, and Nick. The tough 178 Paul, Carl, Micca, Nicky, Ginter. A ' L SMifS.i r, ■ -it i Guys Ecky and Chester. 179 180 1 Girls ' Football 181 Field Hockey The Girls ' Field Hockey Team had an exciting but disappointing season this year, as they lost many one goal games and had many ties. Captains Kathy Smelstor and Janet Lanzoni led the team in spirit, which showed as the girls gave their all in every game. Under the superb coaching of Mrs. Dapsauski and Mrs. Feldman, the girls had a 0-5-3 record. Leaving the team this year will be the majority of this year ' s varsity team, including: Anne Morse, Kathy Judge, Betsy Shelton, Alice Kelly, Sue Allen, Kathy Smelstor, Sue West, Sue McSweeney, Janet Lanzoni, Doreen Auciello and Joanne Skowronski. These girls would like to thank Mrs. Dapsauski and Mrs. Feldman for all their time, patience and guidance. They would also like to wish the best of luck to next year ' s new coaches and to the team. Sue McSweeney 5 r ' — ' r rrg-r. THIRD TEAM STANDING: K. Kelliher, A. Carpenito, C. Conley, K. Brady, E. Lynch, J. Doherty, A. Judge. KNEELING: A. Croft, M. Porbaix, M. Sampson, T. Phillips, J. Armstrong, K. Mitchell. JtJNIOR VARSITY STANDING: N. Peters, C. Benson, M. Gearty, D. Nashawaty, D. Uradnik, M. Kelley, A. Hayes, K.Pozniak, M. Hickey, P. Adakonis. KNEELING; J. Trainer, L. West, J. Ravens, C. Wong, D. Maresco, K. Lindgren, M. Parsons. 182 Kathy Smelstor Coach Dapsauski VARSITY STANDING: K. Judge, J. Skowronski, S. McSweeney, Coach Dapsauski, A. Morse, S.West, D. Erickson, S. Allen. KNEELING: B. Shelton, A. Kelly, K. Smelstor, J. Lanzoni, D. Auciello, D. Brescia. Joanne Skowronski Diane Erickson Betsy Shelton 183 Cheerleaders E. McTernan, B. Russell N. Brown, N. Quann J. Carchedi Captain L. Schiano 184 ROW 1: M. Anello, J. Carchedi, D.Glaser. ROW 2: P. Spierdowis, M. Cleary, J. Donovan, C. Calvin. ] ROW 3: L. Schiano, N. Quann, N. Brovifn, B. Russell, E. McTernaml N. Brown, E. McTernan, L. Schiano, J. Carchedi, B. Russell, N. Quann. ROW 1: J. McGuire, N. Kenney, Capt. R. Ward, N. Ciolfi, K. Pucci, M. A. Dorian. ROW 2: J. Kniznick, M. Gross, M. Gross, M. Gross, P. Hadley, M. Danelli. Miss P. Crook, advisor 185 Girls Place Third The girls ' swim team, led this year by a new coach, Patsy Welby, and captain Cindy McAuliffe, placed third in their league with a 3-3 season. The top scorers for the girls were: spirited junior, Margo Boch; dedicated senior, Nancy Quann; and upcoming sophomore. Amy Connolly. The highlights of the season were the girls ' representation by Nancy Quann and Margo Boch at the state finals, both girls placing among the top ten; and the presen- tation of the MVP award to Nancy Quann and the Most Improved award to Kim Kinter. The retired seniors wish the spirited underclassmen the best of luck in future years and many HOLY NIGHTS. by Cindy McAuliffe ' rt lin mF ' m The Coach and Captain. A spirited Ellen gets prepared to dive. 186 Swim Team Senior Swimmers Nancy Quann dives. ROW 1: T. Bernard, J. Harwood, J. Gleason, N. Quann, C. McAuliffe Captain, L. Firth, E. McTeman, A. Benson, M. Bonfati, M. Lennon. ROW 2: A. Connolly, C. Larsen, E. McQuillan, J. Lindfors, E. Kane, M. O ' Toole, P. Sheridan, S. Krohto, K. Kinter, L. Costello, C. Horsman. ROW 3: G. Talbot, M. Gross, L. McAuliffe, R. Warde, L. Burke, B. Stewart, L. Harwood, C. Galvin, J. Bacon, J. Quinn. 187 TEAM PICTURE ROW 1: K. Dold, J. Quigley, J. Holmann, B. Hadley, B. Chambers, M. Breen. ROW 2: Coach Reagan, H. Monbouquette, M. Pazniokis, D. Ravens, K. Valentine, D. Roy. ROW 3: D. Hanley, B. Tolman, T. Foti, M. Favalaro. Tony Foti challenges Bob Chambers. VARSITY KNEELING: M. Favalaro, J. Holmann, B. Hadley, D. Havifley. STANDING: B. Cassidy, T. Foti, R. Hilchey, Coach Reagan, Roy. 188 Trackmen Reverse Situation Perennial losers, the track-men i reversed the situation this year. With Coach Dave Reagan at the helm, the m cross country team powered its way to an admirable 6 win, 3 losses record, perhaps a sensational season considering the team in past years. A crushing victory over Walpole and a heated one point win against i arch-rival Dedham highlighted the - -.-■ - «• season. Let us raise a glass and toast the team ' s accomplishments. 189 ROW 1: K. Millos, M. Smith, M. Denzer, B. Doucette, F. Baglione, D. Carey, G. Shaw, C. Nickerson, J. Hayes. ROW 2: J. brfanides, J. LaVallie, S. Tostow, B. Flaherty, J. Tenny, K. Hawley, J. White, G. Walker, C. Berkowitz, R. Partridge, J. Girvan, Mr. Parker. Bill Doucette Jack Girvan Mike Smith Soccermen Have Best Season in Eight Years The 1973-1974 Norwood High Soccer Team had the most productive season of its eight year history. Their record of 5-9-2, however, did not reflect upon the ability of the team as the Mustangs held their own with the best teams in the tough Bay State League. Seven of their defeats were one goal decisions. The Seniors led the team well with Dan Carey, Greg Walker, Bill Doucette, Mike Denzer, John Orfanides, and Jack Girvan doing well. Frank Baglione, Mike Smith, John Hayes, Gary Shaw, and Chip Nickerson also showed what hard work will do. Injured Dan Bayer looked good, too. 190 Gary Shaw Frank Baglione 2nd Team All-Star ■11 ■ ' 1 4 p. H HB v- Greg Walker Dan Carey 2nd Team All-Star Gary Shaw — 1st Team All-Star John Hayes Coach Parker :(r ' 13 ' , ' ' ' 4 te ii m H . ■ i . i m r i J i ■ m ■■ -• - ' -w 1- ' - ■■•■ _i r _I . John Orfanides Mike Denzer 1st Team All-Star Chip Nickerson 191 Fall Sports Banquet December 1973 Concannon ' s Village K. Saliba, Mr. Gregory, G. Sheehan. 1973-74 Wrestling Team The Mustang Wrestlers, under new Head Coach Bruce Gregory, completed a successful 9-4 season. The Mustangs were led by seniors Tom Lore, State Champion, Chuck Hopkins; Co-Captain and third place state finalist, Carl Puzin; Kevin Murphy, Brian McDonough, Billy O ' Connell, John Masotta, and Bob Maclnnes. Coaches Gregory and Sheehan are looking for- ward to another outstanding season next year with returning Bay State League All-Stars, Peter Berry, and Co-Captain, Sam David. H ?! V GB Rif. 5«5fj. f -4% «V V V %i- H WRESTLING TEAM ROW 1: K. Murphy, J. Masotta, T. Lore, B. O ' Connell, Co-Captain, S. David, Co-Captain C. Puzin, B. McDonough, C. Hopkins, B. Maclnnes. ROW 2: Manager K. Saliba, Coach G. Sheehan, M. Costello, S. Tosto, J. Leonard, P. Berry, M. O ' Brien, M. Loughnane, D. Green- wood, C. Bretti, T. O ' Brien, P. Golden, A. Lore, C. Berkowitz, Coach Gregory. 193 Bob Mclnnes, Dave Greenwood John Masotta, Chuck Hopkins Marty O ' Brien, Carl Puzin 194 Carl Berkowitz, Kevin Murphy Jim Leonard, Bill O ' Connell Tom Lore, Scott Tosto Brian McDonough, Mike Loughnane 195 .-ri ' i ' rejiiijs ROW 1: S. Lane, B. Doucette, G. Paton, R. Yankum, S. Connolly. ROW 2: Coach Dave Boch, P. Dolan, J. Thornton, E. Boch, W. Nixion. Boys ' Swim Team The Boys ' Swim Team experienced many changes under new coach, David Boch. The team achieved moderate success, although hampered by a relatively small turnout. This year the team had. a new tri-captain system with Bill Doucette, Rick Mansfield, and Greg Paton leading the team. Steve Lane 196 t ■ ' - . ■■■ --$ ■ J ' - ib Bill Doucette Ron Yankum Sean Connolly Greg Paton 197 Girls ' Gymnastics Team Performs in True Norwood Style It was quite a year for girls ' gymnastics. After a very disappointing season last year, the girls came back with true Norwood form. The final record was 5-4, putting the team in fourth place in the Bay State League. It was a record breaking season, also. The previous record of 5-0 was smashed to pieces when Norwood beat Ded- ham 68.8-56. The team was led by three seniors: Kathy Judge, Linda Lucchini, and Pat O ' Neil. Coaches, Mrs. Feldmann and Miss Locke, should be commended for making this team what it was. Good luck to next year ' s team. Kathy Judge Co-Captains: K. ludge, E. Rose GYMNASTICS TEAM ROW 1: Co-Captains, E. Rose, K. Judge. ROW 2: M. Pezwick, Manager N. Kenny, D. Cahaly, C. Lee, P. Zinkowski, P. O ' Neil. ROW 3: Mrs. Feldmann, Coach, M. Boch, L. Lucchini. L. Parisi, M. Lawrie, S. Kioto, P. Weiner, K. O ' Brien, G.McGuire, D. Tessitore. ROW 4: P. Hadlev. M. A. Lore, K. Cofsky. MISSING; J. McGuire, I. Arner. Linda Lu cchini Kathy Judge Pat O ' Neil 199 BOYS ' GYMNASTICS ROW 1: S. Cain, T. Partridge, B. McAuliffe, M. Burns, P. Garron, J. Giunchetto, M. Hoffman, B. Orphan, D. Roy. ROW 2: Coach Jim Perry, M. Chaggaris, Co-Captain S. Zinkowski, M. Breen, S. Fleck, M. Davis, P. Chaggaris, M. Horbaczeski, D. Roy, Co-Captain G. Hoffman. Mike Breen ;2D0 I Co-Captain S. Zinkowski Boys ' Gymnastics Team With the retirement of Mr. Allen Carver and the loss of many outstanding seniors, the prospect for the gymnastics team appeared disappoint- ing. This was not the case: James Perry, a fine ath- lete from Boston State, filled the job as coach. Led by captains Stephen Zinkowski and Gary Hoffman, along with seniors, Mike Chaggaris, and Mike Breen, the team enjoyed a fine sea- son. The departing seniors would like to thank Mr. Jim Perry for a fine first year job and wish next year ' s team a winning season. M. Chaggaris Co-Captain G. Hoffman .101 INDOOR TRACK ROW 1- R Chambers, B. Shagoury, J. O ' Neil, M. Trovato, T. Foti, J. Hohmann, M. Thompson, M. Driscoll. ROW 2: P. Curran, R. Eysie, J. Cataffe, E. Giampietro, J. Andrea, K. Dold, B. Hadley, T. Davenport, D. Walsh, J. Curtin, T. ROW 3: Mr. Rukstalis, M. Veracka, W. Summers, M. Pazniokas, D. Hawley, H. Monbouquette, M. Favaloro, G. Nelson, B. Cas- | sidy, J. Keefe, J. Dieselman, B. Paras, R. Hilchey, B. Curran, Mr. Martinelli. Indoor Track The indoor track team enjoyed its most successful season in years. Its 8-1 record was attributed to the hard work and determination of the team, as well as to the never-ending efforts of head Coach Martinelli and Assistant Coach Rukstalis. This year the team finished second in the Bay State League with its only defeat being against first place finisher Needham. The season was highlighted by big wins over Natick, Braintree, and Dedham, and by great individual per- formances. Senior Tom Mahan captured the Class B Hurdle Championship and also set the school record in high jump. The relay team, consisting of Greg Nel- son, Don Walsh, Joe Andrea, and Tom Mahan, turned in the league ' s best time this year against Needham. Senior Co-Captain Bruce Hadley, through hard work, holds the school record in the two mile. Other hard working seniors included: Jack Hohman, Mike Trovato, Frank Giampietro, Bob Chambers, Ted Davenport, Roger Eysie, John Curtin, Joe Cataffe, Mike Driscoll, and Co-Captain Kevin Dold. Next year ' s team, despite the loss of 14 seniors, should be a top contender. Best of luck to them and their coaches: K. Dold Shotputters Jack Curtin, Joe Cataffe. 202 Coach Jack Martinelli with GOOSE Hadley Coach Ruckstalis and DILL Dold State Champ Tom Mahan SENIOR TRACKMEN: Bob Chambers, Willie Davenport, Roger Eysie, Franco Giampeitro. Jack Hohman, and Goose Hadley. 203 Girls ' Basketball Places Fourth in League The 1973-74 Girls ' Basketball Team had a very successful season. Led by their coach, Mr. Parker, the girls did an outstanding job, ending their season in 4th place with a record of 7 wins and 3 losses. The Mustangs were led by captain and high scorer Kathy Smelster. The line- up was completed by three juniors: Dianne Erickson, Leslie Rossi, and Kim Lindgren; and one sophomore, Leslie White. Completing the roster were sen- iors, Joann Skowronski and Sue McSweeney; juniors, Karen Anderson, Cathy Wong, Jean Ellis, and Pam Floyd; and sophomore, Joan Trainer. The girls ended their season with a tough loss to Wellesley which kept them out of the tourney. Congratulations to J.V. coach Kathy Burt who led the J.V. Team to a record of 5 wins and 4 losses. Thanks to manager Bonnie Stewart who kept things together for the season. Sue McSweeney TEAM ROW 1: J. Ellis, S. McSweeney, Capt. K. Smelstor, J. Skowronski, D. Erickson. ROW 2: K. Anderson, C. Wong, P. Floyd, K. Lindgren, L. Rossi, J. Trainer, L. White, Coach Parker. Terry Drummey 20a H H V 1 I ' ■ B Captain Kathy Smelstor Joann Skowronski J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM ROW 1: M. Kelly, E. Weir, Capt. C. Benson, M. Gearty, A. Benson, J. Ravens. ROW 2: L. LaMonica, M. Pourbaix, T. Drummey, E. Wiggen, J. Armstrong. Coach Burt. MISSING: L. Larsen. 205 VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: G. Olshan, S. Savage, P. Glynn, Captain J. Crook, K. Glynn, T. White, J. DeCalegero. ROW 2: D. Hajjar, manager, Coach Immonen, P. Hartshorn, N. Fanandakis, T. Collins, J. Savage, B. Greenwood, L. Brown, P. J. McSweeny, Coach Roma- nowicz. Coach Nolet. Basketball Has Excellent Season The ' 73- ' 74 Norwood High Basketball team, Coached by Ken Nolet, had one of its finest seasons ever as they fin- ished the year with an excellent 13-5 record. This was good enough for third place in the Bay State League and a state tourney berth. Inconsistency plagued the mustangs through the early sea- son as they struggled to a mediocre 5-4 record at the mid- season point. After some strategic coaching moves by Coach Nolet, the mustangs ripped off an eight game win- ning streak, losing only its final game to league champion Dedham. The team was led by captain, Jim Crook, who was an all star and also the Bay State League scoring champion. He was joined in the starting lineup by seniors, Kevin Glynn, Nick Fanandakis, Gary Olshan, and all star junior, Larry Brown. Juniors Tim Collins and Steve Savage played a great deal and sparked the team to many victories. Sen- iors, Jim Savage, Peter Hartshorn, Paul Glynn, Tom White, and P. J. McSweeny also contributed greatly to the team. The Mustang Hoopsters Represented Norwood well in the tourney, although they bowed out to a powerful Needham team 49-41. Norwood played with the spirit and hustle which typified them all season long and which should continue into the 1974-75 season. Gary Olshan 206 Bench Captains: P. J. McSweeney, Paul Glynn, and Tom White. 207 Tom White P. J. McSweeney Paul Glynn 208 Captain Jim Crook Nick Fanandakis Kevin Glynn 209 210 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM ROW 1: M. White, G. Depietro, T. Moore, B. Abucevitch, T. Johnson, M. Wilson, J. White, C. Greene. ROW 2: C. Cavanaugh, R. Renwick, K. Valentine, C. Carpenter, T. McCusker, J. Harshman, P. Soper, Coach Immonen. 211 HOCKEY TEAM KNEELING: M. Collins, D. Bayer, B. Clark, G. Walker, M. Gulla, J. Turner, R. Battles, F. Baglione, G. Shaw. STANDING: Coach Crowell, Coach Johnson, M. Denzer, M. Smith, T. Gordon, K. Hawley, J. Quigley, D. King, J. Reilly, J. Grimm, B.Flaherty, Head Coach Wheeler. Ass ' t Coach Johnson, Coach Wheeler, Captain Greg Walker, Ass ' t Coach Crowell. 212 Hockey Team Makes Tourney The Norwood High Hockey Team had an excellent season, which resulted in a 15-1-2 record. The squad captured sec- ond place in the Bay State League. Hustle was the Mustang ' s motto as they were the fastest skating team in the league. The State Tournament was, as usual, exciting. The team won the 1st round, 6-3 vs. Quincy, and bombed Beverly 11-1 with nine players figuring in the scoring department. The Quarter final was a heartbreaker against arch-rival Arlington, as Nor- wood clearly outplayed them in every aspect of the game, except scoring, and lost 3-1. Four players were selected to the BSL All Stars: Capt. Greg Walker, Assistant Capt. Mike Smith, Frank Baglione, and Bill Flaherty. Other performers were Seniors, Roger Battles, Dan Bayer, Mike Denzer, and John Quigley; Juniors consisted of Dennis King, Jim Grimm, Jeff Tenney, Ken Muse, John Riley, and Kevin Hawley. Sophomore surprises were goalie Mike Gulla, and third liner Billy Clark. Seniors Manny Collins and Gary Shaw worked especially hard for the Mustangs. Recognition should also be given to manager John Hayes who was invaluable to the team. GARY SHAW 213 John Quigley Manny Collins Gary Shaw Mike Denzer 214 Mike Smith Greg Walker Frank Baglione Roger Battles 215 . iti6; m ' , ' f iiftiiWi ' irr i? i ' ' ?fMfflfVif;iiiiliTBSaS ilT-w 214 k fTVi ; ' ' t ■:., ' .-♦ xtr.i . ' 217 vocational training we were new. . . fall fair . . . we began to know each other . . . faculty and students became friends . . . Christmas party . . . candlelight dinner . . . great social ... open house . . . new england champs . . . an exciting year . . . June arrived . . .jobs. we know where we ' re going : .T.-;; ' ' i !!! ; ,:? V; I!!.: .,.:■ L v(=f , ' iSSi iiiai Peabody Sclioc)! 1 ... i( ' .- 1 1 r - 10 ' , Jr. V - % ' V • r«v % j% ••« vr% ' • V • ;% %.%4a Ty ,. V t  220 OT _ ■ ■■ ' PEABODY FALL FAIR October, 1973 221 miss ruth m. shea mrs. marybeth boughton mrs. anne sullivan mrs. teri howe mr. William maher miss amy peters 222 223 mrs. olizabeth matthys miss marion martin miss louise ulrich mr. John brefini left — miss sydnee trinceri right — miss margaret keady, miss odette bery ' ..-■ A y4 ' 224 mrs. Judith knight mrs. marilyn campbell mrs. joan golden FACULTY ROSTER Miss Ruth M. 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Congratulations tothe Class of 1974 Compliments of LYDON HAASE CO 2 1 5 Ful+on Street Norwood, Mass. 234 Kathy, who Is J.T.? -« ' -«- 5Uc- ' iA ' lXk. ' LtMJUt) £yif itA T af - ' i.t M4AX.. ■AaJa j .iSUf . t i cuJ 4H .£ U ■ ■pa i iHifi a t utiJ U: jdiyf ' ' W!i fW- -i ' :f-x . l i irp i wiiii iii i ii miM iiiM ii -i«« ' . iMIi HWM What goes on at the office? SERVING NORWOOD AND ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS A6lB Auto SchooL Inc. 524 WASHINGTON STREET NORWOOD, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone: 762-5500 MEMBERS OF: National Professional Driver Education Association Massachusetts Professional Driver Education Association Highway Safety Associates Norwood Chamber of Commerce Recommended by New England Institute for Driver Education PETER A. WILSON ROBERT W. WILSON SAFE DRIVING IS 10% ABILITY — AND 90% COURTESY P.36 Sing While You Drive . . At 45 miles per hour, sing — Highways Are Happy Ways. ' At 55 miles, sing — I ' m But a Stranger Here, Heaven Is My Home. ' At 65 miles, sing — Nearer, My God, To Thee! At 75 miles, sing — When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder, I ' ll Be There. ' At 65 miles, sing — Lord, I ' m Coming Home. White Rabbits 11 liini III i: I -. I iiiHi I ' ■ nil ilKl iSISIII J SANSONE MOTORS. INC. 100 Broadway, Norwood, Mass. 762-2700 Plymouth • Valiant • International Trucks Safe Transportation Assured More People are Riding Sansone Buses 237 Betty! . . . Marlboro Country the very best of luck to our AMBITIOUS YOUTH ' CARL A. JOHNSON AND THE NORWOOD AUTOMOBILE CO. REPRESENTING CADILLAC THIS COMMUNITY FOR OVER 50 YEARS. 238 Why were the wrestlers so good? NORWOOD SPORT CENTER 32 Years of Bowling Pleasure 65 Cottage Street Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 Candlepin Bowling 769-0606 Your Grandmother and Grandfather Bowled Here Best Wishes From 7lotal PeAtan Studio 719 Washington Street Norwood, Mass. Telephone: 769-0827 239 Linda ' s Parties Good Luck Class of 74! Waltham • Norwood • Framingham MOR REAL SEWING MACHINE CENTER INC. 717 Washington St., Norwood, Mass. 02062 FRED CAMMISARO, Manager 762-0839 Congratulations! ANDY ' S JEWELERS Watches Diamonds Sterling Watch Repairing Diamond Resetting Estate Appraisals 10 Guild St., Norwood Telephone 762-2446 Andrew Venskus Jr. Proprietor Congratulations Class of 74 Compliments of MAC MORAN CHEVROLET BUTTERS — SO. NORWOOD PHARMACY 999 Providence Highway Open Every Night Until 1 1 P.M. 240 Cheryl, how was Canada? MAY FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. 85 Nichols Street Norwood, Massachusetts Serving Norwood and Vicini+y Since 1922 Off Street Parking Air Conditioning I I 241 4-way street G ' - (: vA e i c (Best Whiles . f::. ' - ::,:;;■ j j. ijj..v : •i.zL I ' , . ' -. A TTrrr: T _ i I JfJ - - L 45 CENTRAL STREET NORWOOD (j . s (5 _7 c 5 s — ? c ?) s ; ' c_ -T) s i t) c? c_ £i 6 c_ a Norwood ' s Only Complete Newsstand NORWOOD NEWS BOOK SHOP 655 Washington St. 769-0282 Newspapers — Magazines — Books Full Line of School Supplies 242 N, J, M, J, . . . you should have walked Congratulations Best Wishes for Future Success and Happiness to The Class of 1974 NORWOOD CO-OPERATIVE BANK Promoting Thrift and Home Ownership Since 1889 243 K, J,T, . . . What happened a+ the bus stop? BOCH MOTORS Congratulates the Graduating Class of 1974 Oldsmobile Annerican Motors Toyota Leasing 244 Hey, pork! CONGRATULATIONS to THE CLASS OF 1974 ■ '  ! ; in ff fflS ' ' sii!!i«!n«nm h MASONEILAN INTERNATIONAL, INC. niasDneilan Masoneilan International, Inc. | Norwood, Massachusetts 02062, U.S.A. 245 Le+ ' s hit the Packy! UNION WARREN SAVINGS BANK 728 Washington Street Norwood, Mass. Area Code (6 1 7) 762-3000 Everything from Soup to Nuts GUILD VARIETY 2 Guild Street Open Daily Til 10 P.M. Friendly Service from TOM and DUKE 246 Good Luck! Class of 1974 STAR SHOE SERVICE 1 1 7 Central Street Norwood, Massachusetts Just who are the K.K. ' s? BIRD afsoN EAST WALPOLE, MASS. QUALITY PRODUCTS SINCE 1795 Norwood, Mass. Charleston, S.C. Perth Amboy, N.J. San Mateo, Cal. Wilnnington, Cal. Lawrence, Mass. Bardstown, Ky. Chicago, III. Shreveport, La. Phillipsdale, R.I. Martinez, Cal. Portland, Ore. Lewiston, Maine 247 Stolen Street Signs??? Congratulations to the Class of 1974 SHURFINE MARKET 448 Naha+an Street Norwood, Massachusetts 769-0556 248 I See the world from the BLUE MAX!!!  I DON WALLY ' S SERVICE CENTER Auto Body Au+o Repair 762-7964 762-3430 24 Hour Towing and Road Service Route I — Norwood Congratulations to The Class of 1974 ORTINS SPORTING GOODS CO, The Complete Sport Shop Serving the Confimunity for 25 Years DICK MAHONEY — Owner 762-2121 249 A. and J. forever and ever??? 762-9820 ' always. . . in the best of taste! ' . . . food for any occasion Banquets Special Functions Wedding Receptions Buffet Party Platters COLOMBO ' S CATERING SERVICE 1023 Washington St., Norwood, Mass. Established 1894 Telephone 762-0405 ABDALLAH ' S GENERAL STORE HARDWARE KITCHEN FURNISHINGS MASON ' S TOOLS FARM TOOLSI BUILDERS SUPPLIES PLUMBING SUPPLIES I PAINTS AND OILS CONTRACTORS SUPPUESjl YOUR GRANDMOTHER TRADED HERE ; 1041-1043 WASHINGTON ST. NORWOOD MASS. Best Wishes Good Luck WAYSIDE FLOWERS SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Mylod St. Walpole, Mass. l46NahatanSt. Norwood, Mass. 250 It ' s always Wednesday for Rick! OPEN ' TIL MIDNIGHT mitey William G. Crowley, Prop. Telephones: 762-0174 762-2763 l26WalpoleStreet Norwood, Massachusetts 251 C JImbo, whad ' ya get? BABELS PAINT AND WALLPAPER 715 Washington St. Norwood, Mass. Lowrey Organs Story and Clark Fisher Pianos Teaching S+udlos ■ Tel. 769-32 16 1 710 Washington Street J Norwood, Mass. 02062 J REGINA GIFT SHOP 649 Washington St. Hallmark Cards Good Luck to the Class of 1974 MCDONALD ' S, NORWOOD m SHEPARD PERFUMERS 645 Washington St. Norwood, Mass. AC or DC our energy works for you A. C. DeROMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY INC. 1232 Washington Street, Norwood. MA 02062 617—762-2453,2454 p DANDY DONUT 528 Washington St. Norwood, Mass. 02062 762-9754 252 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -5 ONE POUND OR ONE HUNDRED POUNDS 166 WALPOLE STREET. NORWOOD, MASS. 02062 TELEPHONE 762-3777 FRANK(BOB) SMITH-ART WALKER-DICK SAWKIEWICZ ij S.B. — WHAT??? Best Wishes to the Class of 74 Good Luck! BEAVER COAL PLAINVILLE AND OIL CO. MOTOR SALES INC. Plainville, Mass. 1 ■ 200 Broadway Norwood, Massachusetts 762-0137 Landscape Design • Site Development • Landscape Construction PAULH. KRAW FUNERAL HOME 1 LOUIS DeVIRGILIO, LA. Registered Landscape Architect Norwood ' s Modern Funeral Home Air Conditioned LOUALCO CORPORATION, INC. 1 7 Berwick Place Residence Phone Norwood, Mass. 02062 769-2598 1248 Washington Street Norwood, Mass. 762-0482 1, 253 PAM!!! . . . MARY!!! Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Connpliments of Hi-WAY BOWLAWAY 103 Providence Hwy. E. Walpole, Ma. 02032 Good Luck to the Class of 1974 Connplinnents of GOLDEN STEER STEAK HOUSE 85 Providence Hwy. E. Walpole, Ma. 02032 254 A sloe 1 8+h birthday. . . thanks S.L NORWOOD TROPHY ENGRAVING CO. Trophies — Plaques — Awards k 1 037 Washington S+. Norwood, Mass. 02062 Le+ Us Help You Wifh Your Travel Arrangements No Charge for Our Services FOLEY TRAVEL 736 Washington Street, Norwood Phone 769-4950 ESTABLISHED 1922 I I 7694422 MR. TUX Formal Wear Weddings — Proms — Corsages Monday thru Friday 9 A.M. til 8:30 P.M. Saturday — 9 A.M. til 5:30 P.M. ARTESY COLOR CENTER Pittsburg Paints Davis Ave. and Walpole St. Norwood 596 Providence Hwy. Norwood, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 74 SANTORO ' SSUBVILLA Santoro ' s Finest Sub Villa 19 Central St. Norwood Good Luck Compliments of Pete and Coz Jurlotigs Goltaqe Gcitidtcs ICE CREAM U.S. ROUTE 1 NORWOOD, AAASS. 02062 TeL 762-4124 Phone:762-2010 ANTHONY COIFFURES 1 9 Day Street Norwood, Mass. 02062 255 BACKSTABBERS TO THE CLASS OF 1974 Mmniit NORTHROP PRECISION PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT ELECTRONICS DIVISION 100 MORSE STREET, NORWOOD, MASSACHUSETTS Good Luck Compliments of DIP ' NSIPDONUTS Twenty Broadway — Norwood 256 See you In 4 years Congra+ulations NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Class of 74 We Have a Free Gift for You! NORWOOD ' S H ouuuviyoUvwig Home Furnishing Center It ' s a lovely Lane Keepsake Ches+. Per- fect for bangles and beads, letters and treasures. And it ' s ABSOLUTELY FREE. No strings. Just our way of say- ing that we ' re proud of you. Just conne in and bring your senior class identifi- cation with you. uritan FURNITURE Corner Nahatan and Lenox Streets Norwood Open Every Night Till 9 257 The Swamp TmV99 ana. TUPPBH Daily Service Appliance Parts and Service Center Over 35 Years of Factory Authorized Service Parts and Service Norge — Phiico — Kelvinator — Frigidaire — Admiral — G.E. RCA — Kenmore — Hot Point — Magic Chef REFRIGERATORS DRYERS FREEZERS GAS RANGES WATER COOLERS ELECTRIC RANGES DISHWASHERS ELEC. WATER HEATERS WASHERS GARBAGE DISPOSERS Air Conditioner Repair Depot — All Makes For Fast, Courteous Service and Parts Call 769-2446 POIRIER SERVICE CORP. MAYTAG 1 024 Washing+on, Street, Norwood Name Brand Appliances at Discount Prices Use Your Master Charge We Sell, Service and Install With POIRIER ' S You Get It All Suburbia ACME BODY AND PAINT CO., INC. Specialists in INFRA-RED Baked Enamel Refinishing 3430 Washington St. Jamaica Plain Mass. 02 1 30 DANIEL SARNO 522-6040 CHARLES SULKALA 258 They Know Congratulations Seniors UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS Recruiting DADE D. DeMOUX Gunnery Sgt., USMC Tel. 762-1896 Service MARINE CORPS RECRUITING OFFICE 661 Washington St. Norwood, Mass. 02062 Best Wishes Class of 74 DAY ST. SPORT SHOP Orrin Gould John Chisholm ' = ' -A® f 6 ,6 NORWOOD SODA HUT 499 Washington St. Norwood X Good Luck Class of 1974 CLARK ' S PHARMACY 500 Washington St. Norwood 259 less talk and more action 260 Kathy A. . . . the bleachers Congratulations to the Class of 1974 BOND SHOES 642 Washington St. Norwood NAHATAN AUTO BODY • EPAIRINO II in uaUD uf will mile i I64A Nahatan Street Norwood, Mass. 02062 762 8727 Manager Paul Snnith JUST RIGHT CLEANERS Central Street Sherwood Plaza Norwood Route 9 i Pfext to Nor vood iooperfttive Ban ' ri. Natick BEST WISHES! LIGGETT REXALL DRUGS DAY DRUG CO., INC. 702 Washington St., Norwood, Ma. FREE DELIVERY Phone: 762-2694 In Business Safeguarding Your Health We maintain a complete record of all your family ' s prescription purchases. BROADWAY PACKAGE STORE 60 Broadway Beer, Ales, Liquors, etc. 762-1474 Congratulations to the Class of 74 BRENNER ' S CHILDREN ' S SHOP 652 Washington St. Norwood Tel. 762-2276 Clothes for Infants — Boys and Girls Size 0-1 4 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1974 NORWOOD STUDIO 534 Washington St. Norwood 762-0242 Portraits — Weddings Invitations — Formal Wear Rentals A W ELECTRONICS 1001 Providence Hwy. Norwood For Brand Nanne Products 261 What chevy tonight? Congratulations to The Class of 1974 Norwood Senior High School KORDETTE SHOP Gu S i PHARMACY • ••••itfaticiK Hf H H BP ' t • 1 • • • • « ll Norwood ' s Fashion Center PElfiS 670 Washington St. | Budget and Charge Accounts Invested TIMOTHY MaclNTYRE, Reg. Pharm. Best Wishes MARCOU JEWELERS HANLON ' S Women ' s and Children ' s 692 Washington Street Norwood, Massachusetts DIAMONDS, WATCHES. HIGH SCHOOL RINGS AND JEWELRY SHOES 262 behind the garage . . . 762-0022 769-2828 Getting the Graduates Where They ' re Going BOB ' S TAXI Norwood Center 635 Washington St. Guild Square 738 Washington St. 263 Did you know that Anne Marie listens to peanut butter? Congratulations Class of 1974 762-5144 Pulse — Norwood ' s [Mne| BAY STATE Federal Savings and Loan BAY iSTATE 264 MAIN OFFICE 1299 Beacon St., Brookline Monday thru Friday 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Tel. 232-8979 DEDHAM OFFICE Dedham Mall, V.F.W. Parkway Monday Tuesday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Thursday Friday 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM Saturday 10:30 AM - 3:00 PM Closed Wednesday Tel. 329-3220 NORWOOD OFFICE Star Market Plaza 144 Nahatan St. Monday thru Thursday 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Friday 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM Tel. 769-2000 FRANKLIN OFFICE Shoppers Fair Plaza E. Central St. Tuesday thru Thursday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Friday 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM Saturday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Closed Monday Tel. 528-9300 This is your page, Joan. NORWOOD BOTTLED GAS CO. Tel. (61 7) 762-2330 Robert T. Poli+o 880 Providence Highway Route 199 Norwood, Mass. 02062 Congratulations and Good Luck Class of 1974 From JUSTIN ' S Washington St. Norwood Residential Commercial Industrial CAMERA ENTERPRISES INC. 858 Providence Highway Norwood, Mass. 02062 769-0210 A Full Service Camera Store HOUSTON S l McCarthy MLS l70WalpoleSt. Norwood, Mass. 762-5117 Congratulations and Good Luck ALIGHIERI ' S OF NORWOOD FOR MEN Hairstylist for Men 599 Washington St. Norwood, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1 974 Bridal Consultant Complete Wedding Service Asscessorles The Newest and Most Modern Bridal Shop in This Area 599 Washington Street Norwood, Massachusetts Telephone 769-2262 Andrea, are your neighbors here? Congratulations to The Class of 1974 Norwood Senior High School THE SHOE SHOP For Best Shoe Values It ' s The Shoe Shopjj 690 Washington St. Norwood 266 Hey guys, here comes the immigranf!!! Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Fronn ORENT BROTHERS Fine Clothing and Accessories for the Entire Family Norwood Massachusetts 267 THE NORWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT Extends its Congratulations to the Class of 1974 268 N.P.P.A.A.(INC.) Congratula+Ions and Good Luck to the Class of 1974 SOPHOMORE CLASS 1973-74 269 In those days, +he King ' s word was law! The JUNIOR CLASS Congratulates the Entire Tiot Staff and the Class of 1974 President L Brown Vice President S. McDonough Secretary L Anderson Girls ' Treasurer M. Gross Boys ' Treasurer B. Breen Girls ' A.A. P. Spierdowis Boys ' A.A. T. Alighieri 270 Does anyone like the hanger ? Congra+ula+Ions to the TIOT STAFF From the SENIOR CLASS 271 What makes P.I. so hyperactive? Congratulations to the Class of 1974 From THE STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council Officers President Kevin Glynn Vice-President Dale Eckholm Secretary Maggie Gross Treasurer Marie Gross 272 P.B.: The Wizard of OZ You r Portrait . . . Is More Than A Picture When You Have It Taken By Purdy Because our friendly and understanding photographers put you at your ease — so that the pro- fessional skill which connpletes the making of your portrait begins with the warm and natural per- sonality that is you. Make your appointment now — and see! New England ' s Forennost Photographer PURDY 80 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass. 02 116 (Little Building) Official Photographer, Norwood High School 273 What REALLY happens a+ North Street? Contratulations and Best Wishes +o+he Class of 1974 THE NORWOOD HIGH PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Co-Presidents Co- Vice President Secretary Treasurer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ahern Mrs. John Crawford Mrs. Maurice McQuaide 274 as our final year at norwood high comes to a close, we leave with mixed emotions . 275 for three years the school has played a major role in our lives; now we must face new beginnings . . . 276 and enter a new world, recalling our days of future passed. H ■ 277 Index Academics 124-137 Administration 18-19 Advertisements 232-274 Art Club 149 Art Department 135 Audio Visual Club 149 Band 158-165 Basketball, Boys ' 206-211 Basketball, Girls ' 204-205 Business Department 132 Cheerleaders 184-185 Chess Club 147 Choir, Girls ' 163 Concert Chorale 164 Cross Country Team 188-189 DECA 151 Dedication 4-5 English Department 128 English 400 129 Facuhy 20-41 Field Hockey Team 182-183 Football, Boys ' 174-179 Football, Girls ' 180-181 French Club 148 German Club 148 Gymnastics, Boys ' 200-201 Gymnastics, Girls ' 198-199 Hilhopper 146 History Department 33 Hockey, Boys ' 212-217 Hockey, Girls ' 121 Home Economics Department 134 Industrial Arts Department 134 Junior Class Officers 141 Junior Prom 116-117 Language Department 126-127 Math Department 133 Math Team 147 Music Department 135 National Honor Society 151 Peabody 218-219 Clubs 229 Candids 226-227 Facuhy 222-225 Fair 220-221 Physical Education Department 136 School Committee 15 Science Department 130 Semi-Formal 118-120 Senior Play 154-157 Seniors 42-115 Sophomore Class Officers 140 Sponsors 230-231 Soccer Team 190-191 Student Council 152-153 Swimming, Boys ' 196-197 Swimming, Girls ' 186-187 Tiot Editors 166-171 Track Team 202-203 Underclassmen 138-143 Wrestling Team 194-195 278 : .y - ' Tn i - ; - J. . i f-IZJ 7 7} itii ' -k :t- f ( , w .V ■y- Vi h V . ' •ml ; • ri , y. . t ' s ' A -r-. ■ - ' ' • ■ i.-i-t ■ m- i ■ V --■ r •k. ' ■h TIOT 74 Summer Supplement Norwood High School Norwood, Massachusetts Tennis ROW 1: A. SuUivan, H. Fouhey. ROW 2: C. Horseman, L. Larsen, S. Krohto, C. Wong, M. Donovan, J. Ravens, D. Erikson. ROW 1: 5. Memtt, J. Egan, S. Connolly, P. Garron. ROW 2: Coach P. MoUo, D. Ravens, M. Hurley, M. Horbaczewski, P. lanonni, J. Grimm, T. San Giacomo. Softball ROW 1: J. SkowTowski, S. McSweeney, tri-captain; J. Lanzoni — tri-captain; J. Cleary. ROW 2: Coach Burt, B. McAuliffe, J. Trainer, L. White, P. Larsen, J. Ellis. MISSING: K. Smelstor — tri-captain; L. Rossi. ROW 1: C. Benson, D. Uradnik, M. Gearty, J. DeMarzio, K. Judge. P. Linehan, K. Lindgrin. ROW 2: A. Purpura, Coach P. Taylor, A. Judge, S. Shone, K. Mahoney, L. LaMonica, M. Kelly, N. Kenny. B. Stewart. Managers: B. Walsh, K. O ' Brien. Baseball 1974 I w m. FRONT ROW: L-R: K. Glynn, W. Sinibaldi, J. Adlemann, J. Orfanides, Capt. T. Denehy, J. Oldham, B. MacPhee, J. Girvan, M. Brennan. BACK ROW: L-R: B. Breen, J. Gray, T. Alighieri, G. Depietro, L. Brown, D. Steele. R. Renwick, B. Abucevitch, Coach Pete Wall. Boys ' Track rr Girls ' Track Golf Senior Prom Chateau De Ville May 16, 1974 p Peabody Fashion Show i w- ift 9. F) ■ ' ' , 1 1 Jl li 11 1 N ■ V H| 1 1 i H i 1 l lii HIK ' gilT. ,■ -— ■ ■■ — Honors Banquet May 28, 1974 Cheryl Metta 37 Morningside Dr. I 1 Class Day May 31, 1974 Graduation June 2, 1974 r I r- , ' . t ■■ r-- i