Notre Dame High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1972 volume:

Stella Maris 72 eee whi oe rewaNw ie sa ewaie ow Published by the Senior Class Notre Dame High School Cambridge, Massachusettes Table of Contents Message from the Editor page 3 Dedication Faculty and Administration Seniors Classes Underclassmen Activities Athletics Calendar Directory Advertisements page 4: page 5 page II page 23 page 35 page 45 page 67 page 73 page 88 page 91 Message from the Editor As we come to the end of our final high school year, we, the seniors, would like to take the time to express our deep gratitude and appreciation to all the teachers we have had during the past four years. They have managed to put up with us when we felt like doing anything but school work. The faculty has put much time, effort, and patience into their jobs. They have, despite our moods, been able to prepare us to take our place in society. And so, for all of this, and more, we Say thanks. At this time we would also like to say that we have not forgotten the many priests who have made our high school years more enjoyable and enriching. They too have played an important role in helping us to accept the future — the ever changing world that awaits us. So with all these great people behind us, we can say, “Look out world; there’s no stopping us now!” Dedication To Our Parents It is with that same kind of special love you have for us that we dedicate this yearbook to you. So many times we have taken you for granted, but we realize now, more than ever, that you are very special people.’ Though we will soon be out on our own, we're not afraid, because we know we are not alone. You will be right there at our side to help us in any way you can. Like the roots of a tree planted firmly in the ground, are our hearts planted firmly in yours. This book shows a special part of our high school years, years made possible by you. We could never begin to tell you how much we love and need you, or how grateful we are for this life you have given us. And in case we haven't told you lately, we love you very much, and always will. Faculty and Adm Ind stration Bere: Rev. Paul Boucher, S.M. Pastor Rev. Antoine Charest, S.M. Mr. Eugene Clegg, S.M. C.Y.O. Moderator; Athletics Moderator Sister Adrienne Collette, $.U.S.C. Sister Beatrice Gerard, S.U.S.C. Principal Seniors Shorthand 1, 2; Typing 1, 2; Basic Business Student Council Moderator Sister Victorine Boudreau, S.U.S.C. Sister Rose Therese, S.U.S.C. Guidance Counselor French 1; Business Math; Business English Sister Jacqueline Lemieux, $.U.S.C. Sister Joan Mitchell, $.U.S.C. Juniors Freshmen World History; Modern History; U.S. History; Govern- é English 1, 2,3, 4; Drama ment Vesuvius Moderator Stella Maris Advisor Sister Roseanna Noel, $.U.S.C. Sister Rachel Michaud, S.U.S.C. French 2, 3, 4 Sophomores French Club Moderator Religion 1, 2, 3, 4 Sister Pauline Fournier, S.U.S.C. Mrs. Patricia Galle Physical Science; Chemistry; Biology; Physics Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading Moderator The faculty relax at lunch. 10 Sr. Roseanna smiles for the cameraman. Brother Gene looks happy. Could that envelope pos- sibly represent money? Sr. Jacqueline points out a few details to Sr. Bea- trice Gerard. Seniors 1] ROBERT DESHARNAIS President Bob . . . quiet but not shy .. . his mind is always work- ing . . . has something about long hair . . . loves to eat, especially lunch . . . future biochemist . . . “But why?” LINDA TORCI Vice-President Lin .. . always daydreaming . . . likes a serious talk. . . favorite color, green . . . never misses a party .. . digs NICK-nacs . . . second home, Verna’s . . . “What a riot.” .. . flies high on a toboggan! INGRID JOHNSON Treasurer Ingrid ... cute... quiet? . . . “natural blonde” . . . must stand up to be heard . . ..enjoys a good joke, but never gets it... an avid trig fan . . . terror of the Washing- ton trip. JACQUELINE DARGAN Secretary Chico .. . her ring finger changes with her mood .. . wants to be a secretary . . . her curiosity sure gets her in trouble! . . . a nice friend to have . . . favorite song, “Me and My Shadow”. 13 14 COLETTE ALLARD “Kiette” . . . petite and cute . . . blushes over anything . . . loves Jimmies on her ice cream . .. hopes to be a French teacher . . . always cheering . . . “That’s ridic- ulous.” MARGARET BROWNE Peg .. . cute and friendly . . . always rides gun in a yel- low beachwagon . . . “Which way did the party go?” ... has a mind of her own .. . is sure to get what she wants. } MAUREEN CAJOLET “Moe” .. . shy! . . . always smiling . . . favorite color, RED ... often seen heading toward J.P. . . . digs WBCN ... second favorite pastime, “Rolling Stones” . . . bruises easily!! .. . “You're a brat!” STEPHEN CAPUCCIO Steve ... great father figure . . . one half of “The Man- agement” .. . N.D.’s Mr. President .. . “Big Joe”... History whiz . . . always there when you want him ... future politician. JEAN CAMPO Jean .. . loves people . . . interested in the occult... wants to live in Concord .. . sincere . . . digs “10 Years After” . . . hopes to become an L.P.N. . . . “Don’t be so silly.” 16 MICHELLE COTE Michelle . . . ideal big sister at N.D. .. . loves to worry about people! .. . one of our future nurses .. . known for her way with words ... a great listener and a great friend. JOSETTE DUPONT Josette . . . quiet and petite . . . likes parties . . . loves to get dressed up . . . will someday be a lab technician . . can’t make up her mind about her love-life .. . “Pardonez-moi?” Terri . . . petite MARY GOULART . . . blushes easily . . . “appears” to be quiet . . . kind and considerate . . . one of N.D.’s future secretaries .. . loves “Three Dog Night”. DONNA McCLARY Donna .. . quiet and friendly . . . loves surfing and Maine .. . Friendly’s ice cream girl . . . uses her ear as a pencil holde r . . always has a smile . . . liked by all. 17 18 ¥ A} EDWARD MAHONEY Eddie . . . cookie monster . . . famous for his colorful selection of shoes ... “Water Buffalo” . always has a smile. always struck by hunger pangs . . has a passion for Swedes .. . MARIANNE McNEILL Marianne . . . always laughing . . . famous for her jokes ... hopes to become a Baker someday . . . one of N.D.’s top cheerleaders . . . enjoys bowling . . . always on the go... City Hall, here she comes! JANET MELANSON Jan ... “parachute woman”... her giggles are one of a kind... “The solution to the puzzle is” . . . keeps Zahka’s in business . . . known for her typing habits... uses her hands to talk . . . seldom seen without Theresa. OE ———— MICHAEL MORTON Morty ... the poet .. . forever writing . . . good artist . . . practices witchcraft? . . . plays the piano with a passion . . . often seen near the Sophomore home room. ELLEN O’NEIL Ellen . . . attractive, sincere, and friendly . . . always looking for a good time . . . lives in dungarees . . . often seen in a green car with one of “Franks” men .. . looks forward to Friday nights. 20 THERESA PESSOTTI Trigger . . . unpredictable . . . has a bubbly personality .. ambition: to fly away with a Crow .. . favorite color, Marin e blue . . . loves rings and things . . . she’s Daddy’s little girl. ROBERT PIDGEON Bob .. . avid sports fan . . . known for his speedy per- formances . . . never without a question . . . thinks that men should be the boss!! ... the other half of “The Management” .. . college bound . . . alias Kid Sally Columbo. LINDA SHIPP Linda . . . tall and pretty . . . always bubbling and smiling . . . famous for her comments . . . hopes to be a court stenographer . . . “Changing of the guard”... . speedy typist. WALTER STRUBLE Wally . . . big man of the senior class . . . likes short blond girls . . . a friend to all . . . can be found down the Cape on weekends . . . future State Trooper .. . “Would anyone like a knife?” Lo Lo MARIANNE WALSH Marianne . . . attractive .. . local taxi driver . . . “Any- one for yogurt?” . . . never knows where she’s going, but goes anyway! .. . another one of the big partyers, but only ‘til nine! NOEL YOUNG Chris . . . quiet . . . mysterious . . . sharp dresser... . plays the piano . . . always lends a helping hand . . . Hen- drix fan... ambitious . . . sure to go far .. . avid physics fan. Classes 24 Religion and (Guidance Ingrid and Chris must have found what they were looking for. a4 What’s going on here? Sr. Victorine and Eddie check over his credits. Bob is diligently at work on his religion project. “And what is you of euthanasia?” r Opinion Lo Ot 26 “What plans lurk in Chris Young’s mind? The shadow knows!” English Marianne, Theresa, and Colette take a few min- utes to chat before class begins. How do you spell “homework” — one m or two? “See, I told you I'd pass!” “The walls were gray; the floor was gray; even the people were gray...” “How do you work this thing anyway?” Is Sr. Pauline cutting class again? Physics Peggy and Bob don’t find Eddie’s projection very clear. Mike and Chris help Walter to investigate the theory about falling bodies. All that mental work makes Eddie tired. French 5s 3 é 5 Comment ca va? “Hey, where’s Colette?” Something seems to be puzzling Michelle takes time out to do her French Colette. homework. 29 30 Business Getting ready for the business world requires a lot of work. Marianne and Jean sharpen their skills by using the Steno Lab. Will it be music today, Donna? Ellen is eager to begin work, while Maureen is “Want me to help you look?” busy handing out books . Janet is sure it’s the right rule but Terri and Marianne doubt it. It’s not all that bad, is it? oe i Are Jackie and Linda Shipp straightening out or messing up the filesP??? Chris Young demonstrates the proper use of the compass. Trig ti Beware! Children at play. No, it’s not supposed to be a square. Janet might know the amending process, but she sure can’t spell! . M Terri keeps up with current events. Government GON Me id ay 5 g-a go z : Chris explains his “Constitutional rights” to Bob Desharnais, Linda Shipp, and Ellen O'Neil. 33 34 Underclassmen G2 Ol Juniors Carla has that look in her eyes; Ellen had better watch out. The juniors are Sr. Victorine’s best customers. “See, I told you that additional is syllabicated after the i, not the dl” Is this a modern version of Hamlet that we behold? Let’s hope it doesn’t explode! It’s not really as compli- cated as it looks. Perhaps the library just doesn’t have that book, Tommy. Judging from their smiles, Patty and Fitzy must certainly enjoy their business classes. 37 Genius at work! oe Le “Biology has its ups and downs.” Sophomores What they didn’t write on tombstones in those days! Sr. Rose Therese points out an error in Cathy’s calculations. “To see a World in a grain of sand, And Heaven in a wild flower; Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand, And Eternity in an hour.” William Blake Geometry is not all work and no play. 39 40 That religion project must be due tomorrow! Sr. Victorine helps Nancy Landry, Stephen Mahoney, and Irma Zylicz fill out the grids of their achievement tests. Freshmen Stephen Mahoney and Eileen O’Hare look for Cam- Mass confusion reigns before class. bridge. Who is going to tell them that they have the wrong map? Give us a little time; we'll get it straight yet. Sr. Joan is explaining her marking system to some interested fresh- men. Donna Wagner demonstrates the number line. It’s almost 2:25! : _ YW = pes Se Sr. Rose Therese makes sure Sean has the right page. 4] Friends “You broke it; I'll fix it” is Hector Ouellette’s moto. “Junior health card? Why I always thought you were a sophomore,” declares Mrs. Sylvia Doolin, school nurse. een “Now you see it; after 12:00, you won't” is probably what Mrs. Munroe is thinking. “Try it; you'll like it,” exclaims Mrs. Cyr. What is Mr. Munroe, school janitor, hiding behind his back? He’ll never tell! 43 LES Ad Activities 46 Student Council Student Council Officers: Geraldine Gagne, Secretary; Stephen Capuccio, President; William Smith, Vice-President; Donna Mc- Clary, Treasurer; and Sr. Beatrice Gerard, Moderator. The Student Council hosts a coffee hour to break the “first-day-of-school ice”. Mr. President calls the meeting to order. Student Council moderator, Sr. Beatrice Gerard is always on the go. Student Council representatives check on the time of the next meeting. What does the Handbook say about it? Sr. Adrienne Colette makes it official. 47 48 French Club With the help of Sr. Roseanna the French Club officers plan the agenda of the next morning. Ci Td, AA ire Debbie Walsh, Corinne Cyr, and Eileen Landry prepare a presentation on travel. A, 2 . Sr. Roseanna takes a few minutes to chat on the phone. y, Leslie Rinaldo presents an oral composition to the French Club — members. Vesuvius nt Eine | V eS : iin f : ¥ bey 2: Ripe | “ a . ih - ' oes ENGLISH ENGLISH Ny : : BA yj oy te ses Le RELIGION © ENGLISH Se AA LN ga ac ° ‘ g at . aye f Putting out a newspaper is hard work, as Debbie and Michelle will gladly testify. LIES Score The worm turns; Kenny Rochon is caught with his camera by the Stella Maris photographer. 49 Homecoming It looks like the game is off to a good start. Eddie Hairston shows the Alumni what N.D. can do. The Alumni can’t seem to keep Bob Pidgeon from stealing Rival captains shake hands. the ball. 50 The cheerleaders are over. John Moore, Diane Poirier, and Therese Boulanger look over the °71 Stella Maris and talk about the “good old days” at N.D. Here we have the 1971 Homecoming King and Queen, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Viglione. The Alumnae cheerleaders have a definite style _ of their own. Or bo Cake Decorating a Mrs. Paul Comeau teaches the girls the fine art of cake decorating. Mrs. Comeau is giving Theresa a few inside tips. Everyone seems t o be catching on fast. Retreat The Sophomores leave for a tour of Marathon House. All the comforts of home. “Hey, where are you going? The Marathon House is that way!” 53 34 Winterfest May I have this dance? Winterfest is the highlight of the year. Everyone sits this one out. Eddie seems to be a bit tall for In- grid, but she does not seem to mind. Walter eyes the pretty young ladies. The Medford Folk singers entertained during intermission. A break in the action. 55 Class Trip The Capitol was one of the many sites the seniors visited in Washington. And it was walk, walk, walk!! 56 Fr. Arsenault celebrates Mass at the Shrine. The names Philadelphia and Franklin are inseparable. No one could watch the changing of the guard at the Tomb of — No, Father, I don’t think they will let you take the Liberty the Unknown Soldier and remain unaffected. Bell to Notre Dame. _ The eternal flame burns steadily at the tomb of John F. Ken- The magnificent mosaics at the Shrine of the immaculate _ nedy. Conception impressed everyone 57 58 What’s going on there, Ellen? Maureen, Linda, and Marianne appear to be suffering from the tourists’ complaint — sore feet! The seniors enjoy breakfast with Congressman “Tip” O’Neil. The “Big Three” are in conference. Marianne seems to be making new friends. Everyone wants a silver dollar! Anyone for swimming? It is difficult to tell the dummies from the real people. 59 60 61 62 Rick Maggio, Stella caught in the act. Maris photographer, is Pictures, pictures everywhere!! “Peggy, what are you doing?” Peggy and Linda check the picture shooting schedule. The yearbook display attracts interested spectators. Thanks to Jean, Terri, Jackie, and Donna, the yearbook drive Something has caught Linda’s eye. was a huge success. 63 64 Class Night “Is my cap straight?” AZ? Robert Desharnais, Valedictorian, receives the trophy for general excellence. It was a night to remember. (Graduation Here come the graduates! Congratulations! “Tt’s mine at last!” Athletics 68 N.D.’s 1971-1972 Cheerleaders: (front row) Kelley Earle, mascot; (second row) Janet Melan- son, Marianne McNeill, co-captain, Colette Allard, captain, Theresa Pessotti; (back row) Linda Melanson, Geraldine Gagne, Eugenia Pinksen, Leslie Rinaldo, Cynthia Halford, and Shirley Cheerleaders °s = ry “Go, Cavaliers, go!!” She flies through the air with the greatest of ease. “We don’t mess around.” I'm glad they know what they are doing. 70 The ’71 — ’72 Cavaliers: (left to right) Coach Bob Soley, Tom Kelley, Billy Savini, Eddie Hairston, Jim- my Fitzgerald, Tom Polifka, David Kelley, and William Smith; (kneeling) Co-Captains Bob Pidgeon and Steve Capuccio. Basketball DREDA y ¢ ip ) Get out there and win! Up, up and away! Steve Capuccio snatches the ball and leaves his opponents stunned. at ee RI ares msesen renin § “Get that ball and shoot!” Eddie Hairston displays his fancy dribbling. 72 N.C.C.’s number 13 may be tall, but nobody can stop Billy Savini. The score and time keepers watch and count. Concentration! Could this be “Big Joe’? APRIL 1972 Tut wen THU Rage | 7 4 5 6 i 10 1 ia AS | 16 hy =p is a | NAC A rao | 23. Ay |25 126 a7 JU . _ i) —+— oa Sa CGnEe as see tient na . wan © w MAY 1972 3 4 Feed 2am fame com’ 10 1 17 18 aa” Ine Bie = i _ | bi ry ee i 1971-1972 Events 74 September September School days, School days. 10: Classes begin September 9: Installation of Stu- dent Council Officers Catching up on the news. pe. September 24: Ring Ceremony 75 October i thank You God for most this amazing day. e. €. cummings October 29: Gravestone rubbing, Sleepy Hol- low Cemetery, Concord, Mass. ger oo mht vad ty October 9: Sophomores’ overnight October 26: Yearbook drive begins October 10: Sunrise service at the Charles River 77 November November 3: Rally for Mr. Turtle The days and months glide by; the years do not tarry for us. November 24: N. D.’s Olympic Games 78 November 1: Hockey practice November 18: Practice for the Mass 79 80 December 21: Christmas Mass December December 3: Homecoming God gave us memories so that we might have roses in December. Ei ceiae mee See es eee ee a EEE pe oe eens eee eee ‘gg January 81 February February 15: Fund raising activities We have been friends together in sunshine and ; in shade. February 18: Religion project due February 18: Winterfest March 6 to 10: Seniors’ trip to Washington and Phil- adelphia March 6 to 10 : Classes as usual for the underclassmen March 83 84 April é April 15: Schoo. play The line between child and adult is hazy ... we frolic on that line. May 2: Attorney General Robert Quin addresses the student body We do not remember May 24: Class Night days; we remember moments. May 30: Faculty cookout 85 If we only have love, then tommorrow will dawn; And the days of our years will rise on that morn. If we only have love, love that’s falling like rain; Then the parched desert earth will grow green again. 88 Directory Colette M. Allard 59 Pemberton Street Cambridge, Ma. Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4; C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3; Drama 2; French Club 3, 4, President 4; Newspaper 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4. Margaret Browne 24 Notre Dame Avenue Cambridge, Ma. Cheerleader 2, 3; C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Editor 4; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1. Maureen A. Cajolet 52 Norris Street Cambridge, Ma. C.Y.O. 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Science Club 2; Yearbook 4. Jean M. Campo 272 Cedar Street Somerville, Ma. Transfer Student 2 Drama 2; Newspaper 2, 3; Science Club 2; Yearbook 4. Stephen P. Capuccio 69 Derby Street Somerville, Ma. Basketball J.V. 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Captain 4; Drama 2; French Club 3, 4; Newspaper 1, 3, 4; Student Council 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; C.Y.O. 1; Class Pres. 2. Michelle M. Cote 17 Clifton Street Cambridge, Ma. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, Spiritual Chairman 2, 3; French Club Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 3; Red Cross 1, 2; Parish Council 3, 4. Jacqueline M. Dargan 26 Charnwood Road Somerville, Ma. Drama 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 3; Science Club 2; Class Vice-Pres. 2, Sec. 3, 4; Student Council 4. Robert A. Desharnais 237 Walden Street Cambridge, Ma. C.Y.O. 1; Drama 2; French Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Newspaper 1,4; Science Club 1, 2; Student Council 4; Class Pres. 4. Josette Dupont 24 Clarkwood Street Mattapan, Ma. French Club 3, 4; C.Y.O. 1; Class Treas. 1. Mary T. Goulart 6 Rindge Terrace Cambridge, Ma. C.Y.O. 1; Drama 2; Librarian 1, 2; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 4. Ingrid M. Johnson 121 Medford Street Arlington, Ma. C.Y.O. 2, 3; Drama 2; French Club 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2; News- | paper.2, 3; Pep Club 1; Yearbook 4; Class Treas. 2, 3, 4. Donna J. McClary 134 Jackson Street Cambridge, Ma. Transfer Student 3 J.V. Cheerleader 3; C.Y.O. 1, 2; Yearbook 4; Student Council Treas. 4. Marianne McNeill 144 Pemberton Street Cambridge, Ma. Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3; Drama 1, 2; Newspaper 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Science Club 1; Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4. Edward F. Mahoney 124 Harvey Street Cambridge, Ma. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 2; French Club 3; Newspaper 1; Science Club 1, 2; Student Council 3. Janet M. Melanson 41 Reed Street Cambridge, Ma. Cheerleader 3, 4; C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2; French Club 2, 3; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Science Club 1; Class Sec. 1. Michael A. Morton 218 Lexington Street Watertown, Ma. C.Y.O. 1; Drama 1, 2; French Club 3; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; Yearbook 4. Ellen M. O’Neil 22 Haskell Street Cambridge, Massachusetts C.Y.O. 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Yearbook 4. Theresa C. Pessotti 11 Palmer Street Arlington, Ma. | Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3; Drama 1, 2; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Science Club 1; Student Council 4; Class Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3. Robert A. Pidgeon 95 Oxford Street Somerville, Ma. Basketball J.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Captain 4; Drama 2; News- paper 3, 4; Student Council 4. Linda S. Shipp 150 Washington Street Dorchester, Ma. Transfer Student 3 Walter E. Struble 14 Whitfield Road Somerville, Ma. Basketball J.V. 2, Varsity 3; Drama 1, 2; French Club 2, 3; Newspaper 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2. Linda A. Torci 28 Gold Star Road Cambridge, Ma. C.Y.O. 1, 2; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 1; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4. Marianne Walsh 172 Harvey Street Cambridge, Ma. C.Y.O. 1, 2; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 2; Yearbook 4. Noel C. Young 40 Crispus Attucks Place Roxbury, Ma. Basketball J.V. 2, 3; Drama 3; French Club 3; C.Y.O. 1. 89 The Class of 1972 90 Advertisements 91 Sponsors Jeanne Abbot Edward Adams Mrs. John Albertine Mrs. Yolande Beaudoin Mrs. L. Beaulieu The Benoits Kilgariffs Mr. Mrs. Arthur Benoit Mr. Mrs. Fred Benoit Mr. Mrs. Leon Benoit Gary Mrs. Mary Benoit Mr. Mrs. William Benoit Family Mr. Mrs. George Bergeron Richard Bibeau Big “Ken” Keith Biagiotti Mr. Mrs. Ralph Biagiotti, Jr. Ken D. Boghosean Carole Borsini Lennie Boudreau Mr. Leo M. Boudreau Mr. Mrs. Leonard Boudreau Mr. Thomas Boudreau Mrs. Alvera Bourque Mr. Mrs. Daniel Brennan Kimberly Jackie Bresnahan Mr. Mrs. Omer Briand Family Mr. Mrs. Cyril Brien Mr. Mrs. Andrew L. Broussard John G. Broussard Mr. Mrs. John T. Broussard Mr. Mrs. William Broussard Maura Browne Petty Officer Michael J. Browne, USA The Buckley Family Cecilia Cahill Mrs. A. Callahan Mrs. Catherine Campbell Mrs. Theresa Capuccio Mrs. Catherine Cavanaugh Mr. William Charles William Charles, Jr. The Charette Corporation Mrs. Alvina Cyr Brother Gene Clegg, S.M. Mr. Mrs. Al Cohen Mr. Mrs. Richard Colman The Comeau Family Mr. Mrs. Paul Comeau Cathy Mr. Mrs. Edward Comerford Mrs. Emma Cossette Mr. Mrs. Cummings Mr. Mrs. Albert J. Cyr Family Mrs. Alvina Cyr Miss Corinne Cyr Mr. Mrs. Joseph Cyr Mrs. Arthur Derochers Richard Desmeule Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Dini Mr. Mrs. Ralph DiTillio Mr. Mrs. Alfred Doiron Carol E. Doiron Debbie Doiron Mr. Mrs. Thomas Doran Family Miss Rita Doucet Rita M. Drinan Mr. Mrs. John Duffy Family Mr. Mrs. Earl Estes Mr. Joseph P. Foley Mr. Mrs. Albert Fournier Claire Freniere A Friend The Galuzzo Family Gert Mrs. Tanya Grabouski Mr. Mrs. Alexander Hachey “Happy” Mr. Mrs. William Harnum Mrs. Rita A. Hoy Robert M. Hoy Mr. Mrs. Hurley Baby Larry Jack The Janelle Family Miss Denise Janelle Mr. Mrs. John Kelley Family Mr. Mrs. William J. Kelley Mrs. Alice Kelly Family Mrs. Anthony Kovallv Mr. Mrs. Henry Lefabre Eileen Landry Mr. John Landry Mrs. John Landry Mrs. Mary Landry Family Michael Landry Nancy Landry Mr. Mrs. Simon Landry Edward Lavin Ruth Ann Lavin Mr. Mrs. Lavoy Michael Stephen LeBlanc Mrs. Theresa LeBlanc Mrs. J. Lenkauskas Mr. Mrs. Robert Lenkauskas Family Mr. Mrs. Edward R. Levenson Mr. Alcide Levesque Mr. Mrs. Girard Lieck Mr. Mrs. Michael Long Daniel Mahoney Mary J. Mahoney Miss Patricia Anne Mahoney Mr. Mrs. Robert Mahoney Miss Ruth Manners Mar Bec Uniform Company Mr. Mrs. Thomas Marquis The Marsh Family Carol Masterson Mr. Mrs. Melanson Linda Melanson Mr. Mrs. James P. Melzar Mr. Mrs. Donald Mercier Miss Elaine Miceli “Mokie” Mr. Mrs. Joseph Monaco Steve, Karen Baby Steve Moniz Mr. Mrs. Albert Morrow Pearl B. Morrill Rev. Louis Morosini, $.M. Mrs. Dorothy McCormik Patricia McElearney N. Cambridge CEOC Mr. Mrs. Roger O’Donald Eileen O'Hare Mr. Mrs. Joseph O'Hare Betsy O'Neil Patricia O’Neil Mr. Mrs. Robert D. O’Neil Mr. Mrs. Lawrence O’Rourke Mr. Mrs. John O’Shea Mr. Mrs. Emil Ouellette Donna Mr. Mrs. Hector Ouellette Misses Laura Lena Ouellette Paula, Monica, Allen Mr. Mrs. Albert Paulin Mr. Mrs. Albert Polifka Tommy Mrs. Francis Powers Mr. Mrs. Francis J. Powers Family Mr. Mrs. Henry Racicot Family Mr. Mrs. Henry Reed Mr. Mrs. Rinaldo Reichstein Mr. Mrs. John F. Roy Mrs. Alice St. Laurent Mrs. Alva St. Martin Robert Sassong Scott, Jean Nana Mr. Mrs. William F. Sears Phyllis Senese Mrs. Virginia Sutton Mr. Mrs. Ernest Simard Mrs. John F. Stacey Mrs. John J. Stefani Mrs. Virginia Sutton Dominic Taylor Mr. Mrs. Wagner, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Albert Wagner Mr. Mrs. Clifford Walters Family Dolores Webb Mrs. Marion Welch Mr. Mrs. Frank White Mr. Mrs. Robert Williams Family Mr. Mrs. Harry Yacoubian The Zylicz Family 93 94 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates } from the Juniors Patricia Arsenault, Secretary Keith Biagiotti, Treasurer Deborah Bilodeau, President Carla Arthur, Vice-President Best of Luck to the Class of 1972 from the Sophomores Susan Fitzgerald, President Janet Doran, Treasurer Suzanne Frechette, Secretary Leslie Rinaldo, Vice President 95 96 Compliments and Best Wishes, Seniors the Freshmen Eileen O’Hare, President David Kelley, Vice-President Linda Melanson, Secretary Fleurette Arsenault, Treasurer Best Wishes to the Class of ’72 from Our Lady of Pity Parish Cambridge, Massachusetts Reverend Raymond Arsenault, S. M., Pastor Rev. Paul Boucher, S.M. Rev. Antoine Charest, S.M. Rev. Robert Poirier, S.M. Brother Eugene Clegg, S.M. 98 Compliments of Hayes Oil 475 Rindge Ave. Camb. 491-0300 Avenue Liquor Mart, Inc. 202 Alewife Brook Parkway Cambridge, Massachusetts (in Fresh Pond Shopping Center) ‘Every Teenager A CYOer” Notre Dame C.Y.O. Cambridge, Mass. Brother Eugene Clegg, S.M., Moderator Steven Gallant — President Ellen Kelley — Vice-President Susan Fitzgerald — Secretary William Savini — Treasurer Patricia Cauchon — Delegate 99 KEEFE FUNERAL HOME CHARLES D. KEEFE 2175 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts In Memory of Doctor Margaret Brusch 100 Gore Atot take a gout, into eat uth Thr peclire- Crud waut You're about to take a giant step. ASSOCIATION NOTRE DAME 2322 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. University Trust Co. Cambridge, Mass. Congratulations from Established 1888 MASSE’S HARDWARE CO. California Paints Varnishes — Industrial - Electrical - Garden - Plumbing Supplies Tourraine Paints — Scott Lawn Products Rental Tools HEADQUARTERS FOR Lawn Boy Mowers - Rockwell - Delta Skil - Power Tools 249 Walden St., Cambridge, Mass. 02140 876-3463 — 876-4755 IRENE B. DESHARNAIS BRIDAL SHOP 237 Walden St., Cambridge Bridal and Bridesmaids Gowns Personalized Service — Free Alterations Call for Appointment — 876-3498 103 104 Warren Kay Vantine Studio Official School Photographers 661 Boylston Street Boston, Mass. 876-6300 — 876-6301 ROSE THERESE OUTFITTERS Manufacturers of correct uniforms for Schools - Hospitals - Cheerleaders - Drill Teams Gilda Pavao — Grace Gulino 364 Summer St., Somerville, Mass. 02144 Wedding and Birthday Cakes Our Specialty LA CONTESSA JOSEPH MAGLIARO, Prop. Italian and American Pastries 420 Highland Ave., Davis Square Somerville, Mass Tel. 623-9193 Allan’s Formal Wear Featuring The Modern Look In Tuxedos 602 Blue Hill Avenue Dorchester, Mass. 427-8930 (Corner of Columbia Rd. and Blue Hill Ave.) STAR MARKETS THE QUALITY LEADER OPEN ‘TIL MIDNIGHT Thunderbird Fairlane Galaxie Falcon Mustang Ford Trucks Elbery Motor Corporation 360 River Street Cambridge, Mass. 02139 Henry F. Greene Vice Pres.-Sales Manager Phone KI 7-3820 BEST WISHES FROM HIGHLAND FARMS ST. THERESA’S CHURCH MARIST FATHERS 22 PLYMOUTH STREET METHUEN, MASS. Rev. Marcel Lajoie, S.M. Rev. Irennee Duperry, S.M. Rev. Roland Bouvier, S.M. SALON D’POODLE 804 PEARL STREET John J. Donahue Son CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Funeral Service Tel: 354-7969 Cambridge 547-1100 — By Appointment Only — GOOD LUCK, SENIORS NORTH CAMBRIDGE CIVIC ORGANIZATION, a STAR NOCCO, INC. A non-profit Charitable MARKE T S Organization for the North The Quality Leader ; Open ‘til Midnight Cambridge Community P g Mrs. Robert O’Neil 22 Haskell Street Member — Board of Directors 107 108 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Frechette, Joseph, Denis, and Suzanne Oak Roofing Sheet Metal Works Co. Prospect St. Somerville, Mass. BEST WISHES BOSTON CHAPTER THE ORDER OF DE MOLAY Compliments of RINALDO REALTY CO. 2200 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS COMPLIMENTS OF MOHAWK SHADE BLIND CO. 2416 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 02140 Tel. UN 8-6000 J. Di Nunzio Insurance Agency Reliable Service 991 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 Tel. 547-2710 BEAUTY IN THE SQUARE Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. 314-9330 Mike Theresa Best Wishes to Linda Shipp and the Class of 1972 John Smith Trucking Co. Inc. P. O. Box 47 Boston, Mass., 02120 283-4883 Compliments of Mr. Mrs. George F. Johnson Jr. Priscilla, Amy, and General Stonewall Jackson Congratulations and Best Wishes Roy Rogers Family Restaurant 1613 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Ma. Jay, Glenn, and Mike Compliments of A FRIEND 109 Best Wishes to the Class of ’72 John L. Danehy from Thomas Danehy Compliments of Utt Distributing Co. Sole Distributor in Best Wishes Greater Boston of From the Wise Potato Chips Notre Dame Choir 141 Rindge Ave. 547-9722 or 547-3801 110 Compliments Best Wishes From A. BELANGER SONS INC. 173 HARVEY STREET CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS Waterproofing Weatherproofing Engineers © Contractors Gerard D. Verrier, President 111 BEST WISHES Mahoney's Rocky Ledge Farm and Nursery Rt. 3 Winchester, Mass. Since 1878 Compliments of Mahoney Transfer Company 395 West Broadway South Boston, Mass. Compliments of Middlesex Welding Supply Compliments of: The Stephen James House Cambridge, Mass. 02140 Telephone 354-7131 Arlex Auto Driving School Driver Education Courses Day or Evening 1980 Mass. Ave. (Porter Square) 491-6657 350 Mass. Ave. Arlington 643-6657 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! Mr. Mrs. William A. Arsenault and family L. H. Cleaning Co. Inc. Industrial Commercial Donald M. Halford-Pres. Compliments of TELEDYNE CRYSTALONICS 147 Sherman Street Cambridge, Mass. 02140 Compliments of Benoit Brothers 66 Montgomery St. The Goulart Family Cambridge, Mass. 02140 Tel. 547-5584 N. R. GALLANT Best of Luck CONSTRUCTION CO. to the Class of 72 Mr. Mrs. Leopold J. 59 CLAREMONT AVENUE Cote ARLINGTON, MASS. — __— 648-7085 Complete Selection of Social Announcements THE PIPER PRESS Friendly Ice Cream JOB PRINTING - FORMS SPECIALISTS 2257 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NO. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 02140 Tel. 547-4220 Rogers 653 Mass. Ave. diamonds . . . watches jewelry Cambridge Silay: as. BOSTON VOLVO 306 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, Mass. 02139 Hours: 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Tel. 354-7600 Mon. thru Sa.t Norton Beverage Co. Choice Wines, Liquors, Spirits At Fabulous Savings Peter Norton 2451 Mass. Ave. Cambridge, Mass. 02140 MOSCA’S BAKERY — OPEN SUNDAY — 152 Rindge Ave. 354-8204 Cambridge Fancy Cakes Tasty Pastries CHISOLM FUNERAL CHAPELS Two Chapels Boston At Grove Hall, Dorchester 532 Columbus Ave. 10 Washington St. 207-0504 449-2631 Your choice 24 hour service Marino, Pa ak Perlman McSweeney Attorneys at Law One Davis Square Somerville, Mass. 02144 115 Compliments of HUB mushroom COMPANY 7 NEW ENGLAND PRODUCE CENTER CHELSEA, MASS. 02150 Tel. 884-7445 PORTLAND STONE WARE COMPANY Building Material Distributors “100 years of service” 177 Pemberton Street Cambridge, MA. Telephone: 864-7523 “THINK PIPE — THINK PORTLAND!” Compliments of Rogers 653 Mass. Ave. Highland Auto School pet) 300 — Classroom 380 Highland Ave., Somerville, Ma. George L. Anderson, Mgr. Janar Pharmacy Arthur R. Januario, B.S., Reg. — PH. 497 Broadway Somerville, Mass. Phone 625-2757. DUDLEY FURNITURE CO. 2368 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. 02140 Compliments of A FRIEND NORTH CAMBRIDGE SERVICE CENTER 2500 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 02140 Don Williams, Prop. 304-9033 117 Parking at our door! Factory-to-you. Buy direct and save! ALLIED Uniform Company 260 East Berkeley Street Boston, Mass. 02118 Tel. (617) 542-9600 HOME OF HAND-TAILORED “DOVER PARK” UNIFORMS TRIO'S RAVIOLI 255 Hanover Street Boston, Ma. 523-9636 727 Cambridge Street East Cambridge, MA. 354-8566 “The Gourmet Ravioli” MARIE’s CAKE SHOPPE Call Us 876-8097 2267 Mass. Ave. No. Cambridge BAKERY The Best Bread, Pies and Pastries Clothing Care Crimson Cleaners 1609 Mass. Ave. Cambridge, Mass. Tel. 876-0268 Jerry, Terry, Gayle, Linda, Tony MR. AND MRS. ROBERT O'BRIEN Congratulations To THE CLASS OF °72 BEST WISHES Joe Bernard April 24, 1972 “A day to remember’ Best Wishes to Class of 72 from Mr. Mrs. Edward Hastie Compliments of Keith Sullivan Paul Bernard Peter Vlahakis Betty Billy Varricchio Mr. Mrs. Duncan McNeill Family Mini Mart 47 Dudley Street Cambridge, Mass. Best Wishes Mr. Arthur E. Gautreau General Trucking Disposal 1 Warwick Park, Cambridge 547-1561 A FRIEND Designing, Building, Remodling, Snow Removal Monaco Sons, Inc. General Contractor Tel. 625-3670 328 Highland Ave. Somerville, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of ’72 We have been friends together in sunshine and in shade. A Friend 119 120 Compliments of Helen Ghilardi In Loving memory of Mr. Alfred A. Ghilardi H. MAZMANIAN, Prop. CHOICE MEATS, GROCERIES PROVISIONS 2302 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NO. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. PHONE: 876-1525 Best Wishes to the Class of 72 Joyce Simard ’66 Congratulations Best Wishes Michelle Cote Santor’s Sub Shop Arlington, Ma. Congratulations to the Class of 72 Jackie and George Pasik’s 243 Elm St., Somerville Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Kenneth R. Morin Compliments of A Friend Best Wishes to the class of “72” Rallye des Nenuphars Compliments of Somerville Jewelers Best Wishes From Mr. Mrs. Thomas F. Dargan and F amily Tod Jane, M ichael, Jackie, Karen, Patricia, Alice, Sean Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Walter E. Struble Walter Mr. Mrs. William C. Bilodeau Family A Friend COMPLIMENTS OF: Mr. Mrs. Jack Browne Famil 24 Notre Dame Ave., Cambridge, Mass. 02140 _ The Yarn Shop Davis Square, Somerville Learn to Drive Safely at Cleveland Circle Auto School of Cambridge 620 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. 547-6700 D W Variety 143 Washington St. Dorchester, Ma., 02127 Best of Luck to the Class of “72” From “The Big Man Me” Medford Square Sporting Cross Swords Steak House Central Square Fine Dining Shoes for the Entire Family Vincent's Shoes 401 Highland Avenue, Somerville Compliments of the West Cambridge Survival Committee Mr. Mrs. David Galle Congratulations to the Class of ’72 SALVI BROTHERS Complete Carpet Service Full Installation Tel. 661-0958 Compliments of Ivy’s Fabric Custom Design Sincere Congratulations to the class of 72 The Gallants Compliments of Mr. Don Capuccio And The Cappuccio Family QUICK SHOP 4 COLLEGE AVE. SOMERVILLE, MASS. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK HOLIDAYS “ALL NIGHT LONG? Arthur Bolger D-S-A val Soucy Roofing Co. Good Luck Central War Surplus Central Square Cambridge Best Wishes to the class of “72” from Moe, Bill, Rich, Claude Ron Good Luck to the Class of “72” Edie Dennis Best Wishes to the class of ’72 Mr. Mrs. Charles O Neill Compliments of United States Marine Corps BEST WISHES THE SAVINI FAMILY Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Dr. Lewis F. Polosky Optometrist 101 Rice Street Telephone (Corner of Rindge Ave.) 547-8989 North Cambridge, Mass. 02140 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF °72 FROM THE GAUDETTE FAMILY Winky and Tiger BEST WISHES DICK, CAROL JEAN PAUL THE FITZGERALD'S MUM DAD DICK 66 JOE 68 MARY ’70 JIM 73 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM MARY FITZGERALD CLASS Of’70 Compliments of Bernadette Benoit Henry's Barber Shop 2328 Mass. Ave. Cambridge, Mass. Every haircut is a style haircut Compliments of S S Restaurant Best wishes to the Class of ’72 The Pinksen Family FRANK PAUL FORMALS 121 Dover Street Somerville, Mass. Tel. 623-7347 123 Best wishes to the class of “72” “Ma” Rindge Pharmacy 156 Rindge Ave. Cambridge, Mass. 02140 Phone 876-6700 The Eatough Family Congratulations Best Wishes Marianne Ralph Mr. Mrs. A. F. Pessotti Best of Luck Compliments of Fashion Cleaners Inc. 2298-2300 Mass. Ave. — TR 6-1950 Community Co-Operative Bank 112 Medford Street, Medford, Mass. Telephone 617-395-6600 WALDEN CLEANERS NICHOLAS DIORIO 2088 Mass. Ave., Cambridge, Mass. Telephone 868-5988 Congratulations and Best Wishes from the Campo Family Supreme Wallpaper and Paint Co. Good Luck to Bobby and Steve From Kathy and Patty From a Friend Compliments of Andy’s Barber Shop 175 Rindge Ave. A FRIEND Cambridge, Mass. In Memory of Henry F.. Owens, Inc. 5 ““ e e bd J Local Long-Distance Movers Big Mike Karen Fitzgerald 69 NG 4 Best of Luck to the Seniors Dick Fitzgerald ’66 The Alicandro Family Lee Eliot’s Formal Shop Formal Attire for Men and Boys Good luck to the Seniors Kiette and Jimmy Medford Square, Medford, Mass. 395,9507 Compliments of Lords and Ladies Beauty Salon 2329 Mass. Ave. Cambridge, Mass. 354-0769 Home Carpet Cleaning Co. Inc. Congratulations to the class of 72 from La Petite Fille-Felstar Pat's Variety 213 Rindge Ave., Cambridge, Mass. SPENCER SHOE 268 ELM ST. SOMERVILLE, MASS. TEL. 623-9155 COME AND BE FITTED BY: RALPH, JOHN, RAY Cambridge Brake Service Eliot 4-9520 2578 Mass. Avenue Cambridge, Mass. ELiot 4-9520 Warren Electric Hardware Supply Co. Wholesale Distributors of CARMOTE PAINTS Electric-Hardware-Janitor Supplies 470 Tremont Street Boston, Mass. Telephone: HAncock 6-7525 P L Appliance, Inc. Major Appliances — Table Appliances Televisions — Stereos Air Conditioner Sales Installations Fine Jewelry BRAND NAMES — LOWEST PRICES 137 Mass. Avenue Arlington, Mass. 02174 646-2244 Lawrence Holland President BYRNES WORLD TRAVEL, INC. Air... Rail... Steamship ... Hotels Cruises ... Tours Tel. (617) 623-6250 Anne Byrnes 80 Central Street Somerville, Mass. 02143 PARTY TRAYS 876-8848 Genoa Delicatessen Inc. Submarine Sandwiches Our Specialty Imported Domestic Cold Cuts Cheese Arnold J. Cecchi 2408 Mass. Ave. No. Cambridge, Mass. 126 INTERSTATE COMMERCE REG. Me., N.H., Vt. Conn., R.I., N.Y., N.J. and Canada R. ST. AMANT Furniture and Piano Moving 14 JACKSON ST., NO. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Tel. KIrkland 7-9050 PACKING - STORAGE Fireproof Storage Warehouse - Closed Vans Goods Insured in Transit Wilkins Bros., Inc. Truck Lettering — Stripping — Artwork Alton A. Wilkins 55 Russell Street Somerville, Massachusetts 02144 Phone 625-2360 Compliments of: Bouvier Bros., Inc. JEWELERS DIAMONDS — WATCHES — JEWELRY 325 Broadway Somerville, Mass, 02145 666-0282 Galgay The Florist, Inc. 757 Mass. Ave. Cambridge, Mass. 02139 876-1000 Beacon Service Center 371 Beacon Street — Somerville, Mass. Auto Repairing Tire’s — Batterie’s — Accessorie’s — Expert Towing — EL 4-9248 RON RESTANI BUTCH ORSINI Tel. 643-6464 Open Evenings GREGORY'S Men’s Formal Wear RENTALS SALES 162 Mass. Ave., Arlington, Mass. 02174 There's Hore To Density Than Tleets The Cye PORTLAND LITHOGRAPH COMPANY PORTLAND, MAINE 772-0131 Acknowledgments We would like to thank everyone who helped the yearbook staff prepare the 1972 Stella Maris. Without their cooperation this book would not have been pos- sible. We want to express our gratitude in particular to Richard Maggio, our photographer, and the entire staff of Vantine Studios, to our patrons and adver- tisers, to the representatives of the Portland Lithograph Company, and to Sr. - Jacqueline, yearbook advisor. Sincerely Peggy Browne Linda Torci Co-editors The woods are lovely, dark, and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep, Robert Frost ¢ ne ay : nape beet - Re ehaeri! Frit by vane th ee. hal oe sens Hees =F , sf te an t Sear rarssicnest eee