Portland High School - Totem Yearbook (Portland, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

L I I 'i 1 I .1 ! I I Pr-mx J Giff, JW N fmflgbh H The bird of iime has buf a IiHle wag fo flg . . . and ihe bird is on ihe wing. Toiem I 973 Cmar Khaggim Volume LIII Totem Staff Editors-in-Chief JCIHGT K0enl9 Jill Paradise Advertising Manager Yvette Cooke Business Managers Allen Davis Jay Hibbard John Carter Vernon Reynolds Senior Section Editors Barbara Black Mary Ellen Bennett Meredith Matthews Cafhy Sweeney Ann Talbot Subscrigtion Manager Sherry Sell Booster Chairman Barbara Black Photograghers David Joy Thomas Nunes John Zeitman Adviser l Mrs. Catherine Ridge it J , ,.., . , r-h -3 I ff Y- K,--.44-..- L..n .. -L...?am::..,,.D..., ,4..., A .44-.- .. few., I Seniors 12 Juniors 62 Sophomores 72 Faculty ao 1 Sports ' 106 School Activities 134 Advertising 1 66 X H A 1 fi M :nf .M iiiirifb x 0 x , 4- M Mix' U A : : '74, r if 'lv 3, ,W ,Arun ,WW . www-ww-sfeHaw.s H N' A ' 'V ' . , 4 V . .fm,.M-.. -LW ,.,. ,,, -bww.-. - . . . k ' ' ,nga ff.:-.fn-nv., N 4- . 'L ' ' K' f . ,...,.,.,.,W,.M,,,,-W,,wu.. . . ,, A V, . , -1 ,mz.f. -, M M ,. - . -M , I, Q C D 'D 42, Q n if ,4 G H A Q - ff wwf- ka ,, , , I A , 2' T- 4 Q? Q ' , If .- A i 1.- The 1973 Totem staff realizes that it is not iust one per- son who is important to our school, or just one activity that makes our school outstanding. The whole student body makes our school special. Therefore, the yearbook staff dedicates the 1973 Totem to the students, because the yearbook is of the students, by the students, and for the students. zf- 1 1972 - l 1973 Headlines Members of Israeli Olympic slaughtered at Munich. Bobby Fischer, the new World Chess Champion. Mark Spitz wins 7 Gold Medals at 1972 Olympics. World's Chess Championship won by Bobby Fischer of the U.S. over Boris Spassky of Russia. Republicans Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew re- elected to the White House. Democrats George McGovern and Sargent Shriver defeated. World Series - i972 - won by Oakland Athlet- ics. l Mark Spitz wins seven gold medals at Munich. Israelis mourn the Olympic tragedy. McGovern speaks to youthful supporters. President Nixon is re-elected by a landslide. Harry Truman, thirty-third President of the U.S., dies in Missouri. Lyndon Johnson, thirty-sixth President of the U.S., dies in Texas Peace at last! icontinuedl Democrat William D. Hathaway defeats Republi- can Margaret Chase Smith for Maine's Senate seat in Washington D.C. Capital Punishment voted down by the Supreme Court. Last Moon Shot - Apollo l7. lO. President Harry S. Truman dies in Missouri. ll. President Lyndon B. Johnson dies at his Texas Ranch - 48 hours before Viet Nam Cease-fire is announced. Peace! America's l2 year involvement in Viet Nam finally ends. In Mr. Henry Whopper Deetien, esteemed member of our History' department. Mr. Deetien, graduate of Cheverus High School, attended Bridgton Academy, received his Bachelor of Science degree from Colby College '31' and his Mas- ter's degree in Education from the University of New Hampshire. Mr. Deetien taught from 1932-1936 at Cheverus High School, where he coached football, basketball, and baseball. He then taught at Sanford High School also coaching football and basketball. After spend- ing four years with the Military, Mr. Deetien returned to Sanford and from there came to the hallowed halls of P.H.S. in 1947, ioining the History Dept. and Mrs. Carola Cameron Guth rie, stylish, attractive, and much respected member of the English dept. Mrs. Guthrie received her Bachelor of Science degree from Gorham State Teachers' College' in 1947, her Master of Arts from New York University in 1953, and her Master's Intermediate from N.Y.U. in 1954. She is a member of the Portland, Maine, and National Education Associations, the Maine and New England Council of Teachers of English and the College Club of Portland. Her outside interests include her lakeside home and love of travel. Mr. James E. Flanagan, for- mer math teacher, and football coach, now Principal of Adult Education. Mr. Flanagan graduated from P.H.S. in 1923 and attended Holy Cross College where he graduated in 1933. He attended graduate school at the Univ. of Maine, Boston University, Univ. of Connecticut, and Gorham State College. Mr. Flanagan came to P.H.S. in 1936 as a foot- ball coach and teacher, left to spend 3 years in the U.S. Navy, and returned to us in 1945. ln 1964, he was elected Principal of Adult Education, and he Appreciation coaching basketball. Mr. Deetien has the distinction of having coached Portland's Little Boy Blues when they were Maine State Champs in l95O. Mr. and Mrs. Deetien plan to travel extensively upon his retirement. There is so much we could say about Mr. Deetien and so little space. We must be content to wish him Bon Voyage, Godspeed, and many happy years ahead. He will be missed at Portland High, but long remembered. Coach Deetien demonstrates passing funda- mentals. Mrs. Guthrie's pleasant manner, and able teaching will be a loss to P.H.S. and we wish for her the best the future has to offer. ' Mrs. Guthrie with one of her pupils. instituted a high school program for adults in 1965. T He coordinated a program of inservice Training for New England Adult Teachers at the University of Connecticut. Mr. Flanagan has had a long and varied career in sports and athletics. He has made a great impression on innumerable graduates of P.H.S. We express our appreciation in our own small way to a man who deserves much. Good luck, Mr. Flanagan, and many ' more happy years. Mr. Flanagan receives an award. Y 'P 1 52 . f 5 12 Time if was. And whaf a fime if was . . A fime of innocence. A fime of confidences. Simon 8: Garfunkel Q QENIDRS Matthew Hutchins Class President Jill Paradise Janet Koenig Totem Co-Editor Teenage-Express Reporter Totem Co Editor Keyette President Salutatorian Rodene DeRice James Langella Cross Country Capt. Indoor Track Capt. VlP'Q Vernon Reynolds Head Cheerleader Marguerite Lawler Christopher Dinan Class V.-President Cross Country Capt. Key Club President Apocalypse Co-Editor Ann Talbot Neil Taliento Yveffe Cooke SAB Chairman Basketball Capt. Advertising Mgr. Senior Section John Curran Football Capt. Y.. C iv if' -- 1 ' I , . unzip, , 3 Leslie Reuter Joseph O'Lore Football Capt. l973 Valedictorian Therese Grondin Barbara Black Senior Section Keyefte M-President Helen Lawler Swimming Capt. ' I Head Maiorette John Wescoh Swimming Capt. Christopher Gillies Football Capt. Mary Ellen Bennett Robert Lax Meredith Matthews Field Hockey Capt. Indoor Track Capt. Field Hockey Capt. Senior Section Senior Section Senior Superlatives Most Friendly Most Likelg to Succeed James Langella Matthew Hutchins Richard Littlefield Peter Griffin l. Rodene DeRice 2. Michele McKenzie 3. Susan Young 4. Marguerite Lawler Best Looking Matthew Hutchins Chris Gillies John Curran Raymond Fasulo . Candace Westcott 2. Patricia Nixon Sharon Rozzi 3. Janice Camp Sandra Glynn 4. Peggy Profenno . Christopher Dinan . Matthew Hutchins . Robert Laing . Peter Provencher Jill Paradise Ann Talbot Barbara Black Leslie Reuter . Joyce MacDonald Most Enthusiastic . James Langella . Matthew Hutchins . John Clark . Peter Provencher . Mary Ellen Vachon . Rodene DeRice . Barbara Black . Michele McKenzie Best Dressed Chosen by mem bers of the class of 1973 Most Humorous Patricia Nixon Adelina Cerino Candace Westcott Sharon Rozzi . Matthew Hutchins . Chris Gillies . Stephen Brien Robert Richardson . John Curran Best Athlete Helen Lawler Mary Ellen Bennett Ruby MacDonald Mary Collins Karen Nadeau I . Susan Young . Marguerite Lawler Barbara Black . Mary Connolly . Anna Sirpis . James Langella Pasquale O'Lore Kenneth Austin . Joseph O'Lore Peter Griffin Most Outstanding All-Around Student Richard O'Brion John Curran Chris Gillies . Joseph O' Lore l. Jill Paradise 2. Ann Talbot 3. Peggy Profenno 4. Barbara Black . Christopher Dinan . Matthew Hutchins . Robert Laing . Peter Provencher it lf f .. A CLASS OFFICERS: Jill Paradise, Treasurer, Peggy Profenno, Secretary, Matthew Hutchins, President, and Chris Dinan, Vice-President. Senior Class Leaders The class of l973 had a successful and memorable year. Seniors enthusiastically participated in all school activities and lent their support to the endeavors of the underclassmen. A committee of students was able to persuade the School Committee that the graduation date be changed to the morning of June 13. To celebrate this event, the seniors will spend the evening enioying their final ban- quet and prom. Although these personable seniors will no longer pop- ulate the halls and classes, they will be remembered for their contribution to the history of P.H.S. Mr. President SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD: FRONT ROW: Marguerite Lawler, Mary Ellen Bennett, Rodene DeRice, Michele McKenzie, SECOND ROM Stephen Brien, Peter Griffin, Peter Provencher, .lim Langella. JOHN ADAMS Indoor Track IO, II, I2 WALTER ADAMS Indoor Track IO, II, I2 RHODA ALLEN All the world should know the warmth generated by two hands in one pocket. P.P'. CHARLES ANDERSON CYNTHIA BABBITT Pre-Med I 2 'i PETER ANANIA Jr. Prom Comm., Swim- ming II, I2, Tofem IO, 7-II coun. 10,11 KENNETH AUSTIN Genius? If's only a pas lime. Me BRUCE BABIN THERESA BARNES Totem 1 1 DONALD BARTER Confusion is my epitaph as I walked a cracked and broken path, If we make it we can all sit back and laugh, But I fear tomorrow I 'll be crying. K.C. DAVID BABIN The reason of my unrea- sonableness which against my reason is wrought doth so weaken my rea- son, as with all reason l do justly complain. Don Quixote ANDREA BAILLARGEON Band 11, 12, Chorus 10, Office Aide 10, Orchestra 11, 12 MARTIN J. BARRY Cross Country 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Lib. Aide, 11, Track 12, Totem 10, 7-11 10, 11, 12, ESC 10, 11, 12 1 l STEPHEN W. BARTLETT RONALD BARTER Ski Club 10 Cross Country 11, Span. Club 12, Track 10, 11, 12, lntra. 11 SUSAN BARTON Deca 11, 12, Lib. Aide 10, Ski Club 12 MARY ELLEN BENNETT Bas'tbolI 10, Co-Capt. 11, 125 Dirigo State5 Ex. Bd. 10, 125 Field Hockey 10, 11, Co-Capt. 125 Jr. Prom Comm. 115 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Sec. 125 Keyettes 125 Newspaper 125 Office Aide 115 Track 10, 11, 125 Totem Sr. Sect.5 Mer- chant Marine Essay win- ner5 By-Liners 12 PHYLLIS BOLES Ambition: To Succeed in Life. Phe-Phe sure does hate those southern states! Wonder why? FRANKLIN BISHOP BARBARA BLACK By-Liners 11, 125 Ex. Bd. 115 Field Hockey 11, 125 Jr. Prom. Comm.5 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, Treas. 125 Keyettes 10, 11, 125 MTA Award5 Newspaper 11, Adv. Mang. 125 Swim Team 10, 115 Totem 10, 11, Sr. Sect. Ed. 125 Booster Chair. 125 WLU 115 Merchant Marine Essay winner EARL BISHOP MARY ANN BOURQUE Treasurer 105 Spanish Club 11 You give but little when you give of your possessions5 it is when you give of yourself that you truly give. For what are possessions but things which you have today and are gone tomorrow. Kahlil Gibran ROBERT BISKUP Baseball 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 115 Key Club 11, 125 Indoor Track 10, 125 Intram. 10, 11, 12 MARGARET BLANCHARD PAULA BREGGIA Auditorium Asst.7 Pep Squad 107 Track 107 7-11 Council 11 . iw ,I TINA BROWN Field Hockey 11, 127 Gold Key 117 Jr. Red Cross Vice-Pres. 117 Key- ettes 10, Vice-Pres. 11, 127 Librarys Aide 107 MTA 107 Pre-Med Club 11, 127 Totem 10, 11, 12 MARY ANN BROOKS Band 10, 11, Pres. 127 Gold Key Award 10, 11, 127 Jr. Red Cross 117 Key- ettes 10, 11, 127 MTA 107 Orchestra 10, 11, Pres. 127 Swimming 10, 117 Totem 10, 11 PHILLIP J. BROWN Newspaper 127 Ski Club 10, 117 Science Club 10, .Ili Photography Cresca- mus-In-Illo Per Omnia STEPHEN BRIEN Baseball 11, 127 Executive Board 10, 11, 127 Foot- ball 11, 127 Ice Hockey 10, 117 Jr. Prom Comm.7 Varsity Club 11, 127 Intra- murals 10, 11, 12 MICHAEL BURNELL Football 127 Indoor Track 117 Varsity Club 127 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 NANCY BUTLER JAMES CASTERELLO JANICE CAMP Art Club 10, 115 By-Liners 125 Sec. 105 Dirigo State 115 Field Hockey 10, 11, 125 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Key- ettes 125 News Paper 125 Ski Club 105 Swimming 10, 11, 125 Tennis 10, 11, 125 Totem 115 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125WLU 115 Intermurals 10, 11, 125 Photography 12 JOHN CARTER Swimming 10, 11, 125 Totem 12 MARYANN CAIOLA Jr. Prom Comm.5 Pep Squad 105 Outdoor Track 10 CATHERINE CAVAL LARO Ex Bd 10 11- Pre- Med Club 11, Spanish DONNA CARLISTA DENNIS CASALE Club 11, 125 7-11 Council1O GARY CHANDLER CORINNE CHARLESWORTH Man is not born to solve the problem of the uni- verse, but to find out what he has to do, and to restrain himself within the limits of his comprehen- sion. - Goethe PATRICIA CENTAVANTA TERRY CLANCY Baseball II, Football II, 125 Intramurals II, Chess, Automotive T.S. Contest II, I2 SHARON CHANDLER Band IO, II, Sec. 12, Interact IO, II, Orchestra IO, II, Tennis IO To be or not to be, that is the question - - Shakespeare PAULA CHICK Executive Board IO, Library Aide I2p Maior- ettes IO, II, Sub-Head I2p Pep Squad I2 ADELINA CERINO Auditorium Asst. IO, Gold Key II, Jr. Prom Comm., Library Aide IO, MTA IO, Office Aide II, Seatroom Chairman I I JOHN CLARR JOHN CLEMENT Basketball 11, lntermurals Basketball, Volleyball I ,al.l DAVID COOK Swimming 1 1 It really wasn'f that bad. TINA COLE She neglects her heart who studies her glass. Lavater MARY COLLINS Basketball Co-Capt. 11, 12, Outdoor Track 1 1, 12 gan. LINDA COHEN Gold Key 1 1, MTA Award 10, Office Aide 10, Pep Squad 10, Track 10, Totem 12 Elsie! Sarge! Memorable Experiences! T.G.I.F. YVETTE L. COOKE By-Liners 11, 12, Gold Key 11, '12, Jr. Prom Comm., Keyettes 10, 11, Corres. Sec. 12, MTA Award 10, News Paper 12, Pre-Med 11, 12, Totem 10, Ass't. Ad. Mgr. 11, Ad Mgr. 12 MATTHEW COLELLO Baseball 10, Football 10, 11, Indoor Track 10, 11, 12, Outdoor Track 11 MARY CONNOLLY Outside Organization 10, 11, 12, Office Aide 10, 11, Seat Rm. Chairman 10, Library Aide 10 MARIE CROXFORD Jr. Prom Comm.f Office Aide 10, 115 Tennis 127 7- 11 10 LAUREEN CURRAN KAREN COX NORMA DANA MTA 10 Within yourself, always be smiling. On the outside make others smile. - Fr. Cote JOHN CURRAN Baseball 10, 11, 125 Bas- ketball 1Op Football 10, 11, Captain 125 Track 11, 127 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 STEVE CYR Exec. Bd. 10 CARL CROSEN Senior year is just a little softer than your average act of God ILENE DANIELS Auditorium Asst. 105 Jr. Red Cross 12, Pep Squad 107 Pre-Med Club 11, 127 Totem 10 ALLEN DAVIS By-Liners 11, 125 Totem 11, 12 CHRISTOPHER DINAN Pres. 11, Vice Pres. 125 Communications Comm. 11, 125 Cross Country 11, Co-Capt. 125 Dirigo State 115 Football 105 Gold Key 10, 115 Jr. Prom Comm5 MTA Award 105 Student Advisory Comm. 11, 125 Indoor Track 10, 11, 125 Outdoor Track 10, 11 125 Varsity Club 10, 11 125 Dollar-for-Scholar 11, 125 National Merit Semifi- nalist 12 I I RODENE DeRlCE Cheerleading 10, 11, Head 125 Ex. Bd. 11, 125 Jr. Prom Comm5 Track 11, 12 MARGARET DiFlORE By-Liners 125 Field Hockey 115 Jr. Prom Comm5 Jr. Red Cross Pres. 125 Key- ettes 11, 125 Library Aide 105 News Paper 125 Pep Squad 105 Pre-Med 10, 11, Sec. 125 Spanish Club 115 Totem 10, 11, 125 Intermurals 125 Gradua- tion Usher 11 JOHN DE MARCO MARIANNE DiPIETRO Auditorium Asst. 105 Jr. Prom Comm. 1 15 Office Aide 105 Pep Squad 105 Track 105 Totem 105 7-11 Council 115 Outside Organization 10, 11, 12 DANIEL L. DiFAZIO Football 10 MILENA di MAJO JACK DOUGHTY This was the best year of all. RITA C. DUMOND Gold Key Award lip Maiorettes 10, ii, Sub- Head 127 Outdoor Track IO WILLIAM DOANE Student Advisory Commit- tee il, 12, Snowshoeing 'I I TERRY DOHERTY JACALYN M. DOUGLASS Office Aide I2 JUDITH DUNSMOOR STEPHANIE DYLEWSKI Basketball .Ass't. Mgr. 11, Pre-Med Club II, 127 Ski Club IO CHERYLE ELWELL KRISTIN ERICO Find the cost of freedom, buried in the ground. Mother Earth will swallow you, lay your body down. Stephen Stills. DAVIDUA., FASULO Golf 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Intro. 10, 11, 12 GEORGE M. ESTES Deco 11, 12, Bowling 12 ANITA FAGONE LOUIS ESPOSITO Ice Hockey 10, 11, 12 Ke club 11- Pre Med 12, Y I ' Soccer 12, Totem 12 Intro. 11, L'Allionce Fron- ccis 12. JOHN FASULO Golf 10, 1 1, 12, Indoor Track 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, lntra.10,11,12 - WANDA ESTES NANCY FARR CAROLYN FEATO Jr. Prom Comm.5 Library Aide 105 Office Aide 10, 115 Pep Squad 105 Out- door Track 105 Seatroom Chairman 115 7-11 Coun- cil 11 MICHAEL FASULO Football 10, 115 Golf 105 Varsity Club 115 Intramu- rals 10, 11 I DANIEL FEENEY I think we're all Bozos on this bus. Firesign Theatre WILLIAM FLAGG I y -r ' LOUIS FLAHERTY 4- ' 5 . ff- RAYMOND FASULO Baseball 105 Gold Key Award 115 MTA Award 105 Indoor Track 10, 115 Intramurals 11 Leading the class of '73 as sophomores were Janice Camp, Sec.5 Robert Richardson V. Pres.5 Matthew Hutchins, Pres.5 and Mary Ann Bourque, Treas. Advisors were Mr. Wil Iiom Russell and Mrs. Barbara Tisdale. Junior leaders were President, Chris Dinanp Secretary, Peggy Profennop Treasurer, Jill Paradise, and Vice President, Peter Pro- vencher. CARLENE FOGG You give buf Iiffle wher you give of your posses- sions. lf is when you give of yourself fhaf you fruly give. Kahlil Gibran PATRICIA FOLEY if KATHERINE FOLEY Jr. Prom Comm.p Library Aide IO, Iii Office Aide 10,1157-ll Council I0 SUE FOLLAND Swimming IO, Mountain Climbing I2 DONNA G. FOURNIER SYLVA GALLANT DECA Sec. I If Pep Squad 105 Graduation Usher IO DONALD L. GEARY Football 10, 11, 127 Var- sity Club 12 CHRISTOPHER R. GILLIES Basketball 107 Football 10, 11, Capt. 127 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 MARY E. GALLI To thine own self be true, And if must follow, As the night the day, Thou cannot be false to any man. Shakespeare SANDRA GLYNN Jr. Prom Comm.7 Library Aide 107 MTA Award lloi Spanish Club 11, Sec 12 CHERYL GILBREATH GLORIA GIORDANO Jr. Prom Comm.7 Pep Squad 107 Spanish Club 127 Graduation Usher 10 KATHRYN GAZZELLONI Pep Squad 10, 11 lfl 1 fi, SUSAN GODDARD Cheerleading 11, 127 Exec. Bd. 117 Jr. Prom Comm.7 Library Aide 10, 117 Office Aide 117 Pep Squad 10, 11, 127 7-11 Council 10, 117 Outside Org, 10, 11, V. Pres. 127 Grad- uation Usher 10, 117 Srm. Chairman 10, 11 JONI GORDON Art Club Treas. 1151 FTA 125 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Newspaper 12 SHARON GRANT CARLENE GREAVES Jr. Prom Comm.5 Library Aide 105 Office Aide 10, 11, Track 10, Outside Org. 105 7-11 Council 10 MARY GREENE DAVID GRIMALDI Baseball 10, 11, 125 Indoor Track 107 Intramu- rals 10, 11, 12 Swimming 10, Most Improved Swimmer ANN GRONDIN Maiorettes 11, 12 ANDREW GREEN PETER GRIFFIN Baseball 10, 125 Exec. Bd 11, 125 Football 11, 12 Ice Hockey 10, 11, 125 Jr Prom Comm.5 Ski Club 12 Varsity Club 125 Intramu rals 10, 12 VALERIE A. GRZYB Basketball Mgr. 11, Field Hockey 11, 12, Newspa- per 11, Pre-Med Club 12, Ski Club 10, 11, Totem 12 To Thine Own Self Be True. Shakespeare MARY HAMBELTON MICHAEL GRONDIN THERESE GRONDIN Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Red Cross IO, Maiorettes 10, 11, Head 12, Pep Squad 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 12, chm. 10, 12, Gradua- tion Usher 10, II ,M .,.. .M ,WUZV V wk' 4 'S STEPHEN HANSON Cross Country 11, 12, Ice Hockey 12, Jr. Prom Comm., Newsp,aper 12, Indoor 10, 11, 12, Out- door Track 11, 12, Intra- murals 10, 11, 12 CHARLES HALL JR. Intramurals 10, 11 JOYCE HAMILTON Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Squad 10, 11, Swimming 12, Outdoor Track 11, 12, Totem 12 jf., ., ,gk DONNA HARKINS Library Aide 10, Office Aide 10, 11 CARL HENDRIX Baseball 10, 11, 12, Foot- ball IO, 11, Swimming 1O,11,12 BARRY HESELTON DONALD HIBBARD PHILIP D. JIMINO BARBARA HORR JUDITH JOHNSON TERRANCE HONAN Baseball 11, 12, Indoor Track 10, 11, 12, Intra- murals IO, 11 MATTHEW HUTCHINS Class Office, Pres. 10, 12, Communications Comm. 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Jr. Prom Comm., Newspaper 12, Indoor Track 10, 11, 12, Out- door Track IO The future is not a gift, it is an achievement. Rnlwnrt Knnnedy i MARY JOHNSON By-Liners 12, Field Hockey ll, Gold Key IO, Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Red Cross 125 Keyettes ll, 12, MTA Award IO, News Paper 12, Pre-Med Club 10, ll, V. Pres. l2, Totem IO, ll, Bus. Mgr. I2 No act of kindness, no matter how small, is wasted. The Court of the Crimson King was a happy culmination to a year of hard work and careful planning. Here Juniors dance to the music of Al Reali at their Junior Prom. MICHAEL J. JOYCE Football ll, l2, Outdoor Track l2, Intermurals 'lO, l l, I2 ' 3211, G ANDREA JORDAN Live everyday like it was your last. DAVID JOY We are each but a piece of soil in the Held of won- der, from which all life grows. May knowledge be your raindrops and love your guiding sunlight, combining to form the rainbow of harmony. STEVEN JOHNSON DANIEL KAMP Srm. Chairman l l KATHRYN KAPLAN Happiness is a by-product of an effort to make some one else happy. Gretta Palmer DONNA KERRIGAN Keyettes 10, 11, Pep Squad 10, Totem 11 You have to believe in Happiness, or Happiness will never come. Douglas Malloch JAN KARANTZA SHEVAWN KELLY We're on our way, off to a flying start, The world so large, our lives so short. We're out to make our mark, lest we be forgot- ten, But along the way, in your rush, Please, don't crush the daisies. PATRICIA KENDRICK FTA 12, Field Hockey 10, 11, 12, Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 12, Newspaper 12, Ski Club 10, Swimming 10, 11, 12, Totem 10 BARBARA KELSON VINCENT KENNEDY Soccer 12, Track 12 JAMES KING Golf 12, Ice Hockey 11, 12, Key Club 11, Ski Club 12, Intramu- 10, 11, JANET KOENIG Keyettes 11, 12, Treas., District President, Totem 1 1, 12, Co-Editor Teenage Express'd Reporter 12 When we join together and we become one, all together we can soar. JOHN LAKIN Indoor Track 10 Let's show past genera- tions that we are not the uprooted generation, and work towards the impossi- ble dream of world peace. -QPU? LOUISE A. KLAILA Hiking Club 12, Math Club 12 Newspaper 12, Swimming 12, Student Adv. Comm. 12, Young Democrats, Pres. On ne voit bien qu'avec le coeur. L'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux. Antoine de St. Exupery Le Petit Prince DAVID R. LAMBERT I had much to write to you, but I would rather not write with pen and ink, I hope to see you soon, and we will talk together face to face. 3 John 13-14 ROBERT H. LAING Debating 1O, 12, Gold Key Award 10, 11, 12, Math Team 11, 12, MTA Award 10, Soccer 12, Student Adv. Comm. 11, 12 JOLINE A LAKIN Gold Key Award 10, MTA Award 10 DAVID KNAPP Cross Country 10, 11, 12 Track 10, 11, 12 RICHARD LANDRY JAMES LANGELLA Cross Country 10, 11, Capt. 125 Exec. Bd. 11, 125 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Track 10, 11, 12 ROBERT LAX Cross Country 105 Indoor Track 10, 11, Capt. 125 Outdoor Track 10, 11, 125 VICA 125 Intramurals 10, ll MARK LaPIERRE Intramurals 1 1 The class of 1973 is the greatest. HELEN LAWLER Field Hockey 10, 11, 125 News Paper 125 Pre-Med Treas. 12- Swimmin 10 I g I 11, 12, Co-Capt.5 Track 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 LOUISA LANGLEY The better part of every man's education is that which he gives himself. J. R. Lowell ELIZABETH LEITER Field Hockey 125 MTA Award 105 News Paper 125 Pre-Med 115 Swim- ming 10, 11, 125 Stu- dent Adv. Bd. 125 Var- sity Club 10, 11, 125 WLU 1 1 All our knowledge is ourselves to know. Alexander Pope JOSEPH LATINI Indoor Track 10, 115 Outdoor Track 105 Intramurals 105 Weights 10, 115 Pool Tournament 10 MARGUERITE LAWLER damn everything but the circus. e.e. cummings ROBERT LERMAN Indoor Track 12, Intramu- rals 10,11, 12 PHILLIP LEWIS Basketball 11, 12, Mgr., Key Club 11, 12, Tennis 10, 11, 12, Indoor Track 10, Intramurals 10, 11 DANIEL F. LEO f v'u'a,v ,N . fn., . our J ,'Vw 1 . N1-W ms-H -H.. JAMES LEO Art Club 11, Intramurals 10, 1 I SONYA LESTAGE WALTER C. LINDSEN Ass't Principal 10, 11, Principal 12, Office Aide 10, 11, 12, Auditorium Aide1O, 11,12 PAMELA LINDSEY I fa ' Y -, 3 I ' T , ri IQ .. 4. f gfgejgsgksfxtw f ,,-, gQS,g, : , ,uri - iii-Jifi is Eff' --I.: 5 -' rg Q 3? - I ff, 423551,-flf sgi ' I g .'qj1g1',fg5,::.Tz , . Q 1-1 15 , rz., L ,rg 1- RICHARD LITTLEFIELD Basketball 10, Football 10, 11, 12, Indoor Track 11, Varsity Club 12, Volley Ball 11, 12 VINCENT LOMBARDI DECA 11, 12 Aw LURANA MARZILLI Jr. Prom Comm.g Key- ettes 10, Soph. Rep., 11, 125 News Paper 125 Pep Squad 101 Ski Club 115 Totem 127 Outside Org. 10, 11, 12 1 RUBY MACDONALD Basketball 10, 127 FTA 125 Field Hockey 11, 125 French Club 125 Gold Key 117 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 125 Key- ettes 125 Outdoor Track1O, 11,12 ROXANNE MARION Guidance Aide 115 Library Aide 10, 117 Office Aide 10, 11 JOYCE MACDONALD Gold Key 10, 11, 125 Keyettes 115 MTA Award 105 Pre-Med 11, 127 Swimming 10, 11, 127 Totem 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 On May 19, 1972 the Class of 1973 elected their Jr Prom Kung and Queen, Peter Provencher and Barbara Black Jr Class Advisor was Miss Mary Jane Jacobs. MEREDITH MATTHEWS Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, Life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Anon. STEVEN McGRATH MICHAEL MEEHAN You Know . MARYANN MAURO Interact Club Ili Jr. Prom Comm., Keyettes Ili MTA Award IO. We seek the -truth, and will endure the conse- quences. Charles Seymour MICHELE McKENZIE Basketball IO, Co-Capt. ll, 125 Ex. Bd. II, 12, FTA 125 Gold Key Award Ili Jr. Prom Comm. ll, Keyettes II, Rec. Sec. 127 Lib. Aide IO, MTA IO, Student Ad. Comm. 125 Track IO, II, 125 Totem I2 DIANNA MELLIN RICHARD MERRILL SHANE P. McGEOUGH Basketball II, Field Hockey 127 MTA Award IO, News Paper Ili Pre- Med II, 127 Swimming IO, Tennis IO, Captain II, 125 Varsity Club IO, II, I2 ROGER MESERVE GARY MILLER lce Hockey 10, 11, 127 Jr. Prom. Comm., Tennis 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11. NATHAN MORTON Baseball 105 Football 105 Ice Hockey 11, 127 Intra- murals 1 1 PAULA MILLER JOHN MORESHEAD Indoor Track 10, Intramu- rals IO, 11, 12 LINDA MILLER BETHANY MONTAGUE LINDA MORRILL Field Hockey 115 Office Aide 127 Swimming 105 Gymnastics 11, 12 MICHAEL MOSLEY Indoor Track 127 Out- door Track 127 Intramu- rals 12 LAWRENCE MURPHY Baseball IO, ll, l2g Foot- ball IO, 11,12 TERESA NAPOLITANO Our doubts are our trai- tors, and make us the good we oft win, by fear- ing fo attempt. PAUL MULKERN Intramurals 10, ll Hyean JOHN MURPHY Indoor Track 115 Intramu rals 10, ll, I2 KAREN NADEAU Basketball IO, 11, Cap- tain 127 Outdoor Track I2 PAMELA NEE Band II, 127 Orchestra Study to shew thyself approved unto God. A workman needefh not to be ashamed. Righfly dividing the word of Truth. IITlmothy 2:15 LUCRETIA NAPPI GEORGE NELSON LINDA M. NEPTUNE Roses are red, violets are blue, She has eyes for only you But watch out for those quiet ones. Linda is very quiet at times. DANA NEUTS Baseball IO, II, 12, Foot- ball Il, l2, Varsity Club KATHY NEVERS PATRICIA NIXON Cheerleading IO, ll, 12, Jr. Prom Comm., Library Aide IO, Office Aide IO, II, Pep Squad IO, II, I2, Outdoor Track ll, 7- ll Council IO, ll, Vice Pres. I2 ROBERT NILES Indoor Track IO ROBERT NOILES ERIC NEWCOMB Hiking Club I2, Swim- ming IO, Il, I2 GLORIA NILSEN Girl's Track I I, 7-I I Council II, Treas. I2 We've done so many fool- ish things and yet, the days have served us well. Rod McKuen EMILY O'BRIEN Two persons cannot long be friends if they cannot forgive each other's little Failings. Bruyere RICHARD O'BRION Baseball IO, II, I2, Bas- ketball IO, Football IO, II, I2, Indoor Track II, 12, Intramurals IO, Il, I2 DAVID NOWAK THOMAS E. NUNES Hiking Club IO, Il, I2, Ice Hockey IO, II, I2, Key Club II, Vice Pres. 12, News Paper I2, Ski Club IO, Totem I2, Intra- murals IO, II, A.M.C. II, I2, Photography Club I2 MARGARET O'BRIEN JOSEPH O'LORE Baseball IO, II, I2, Bas- ketball 'l0, Football IO, II, I2 Capt., Intramurals IO, II, I2 SUSAN OLIVER DECA I2, Jr. Prom Comm., Ski Club II, I2 PASQUALE O'LORE Baseball IO, II, I2, Basketball IO, Football IO, II, I2, Intramurals IO, II, I2 SUSAN ORANSKY Hiking Club 127 Keyettes 127 Student Ad. Comm. 127 Photography Club 12 There is the Silence of a great hatred, and the silence of a greaf love, and the silence of a deep peace of mind. Edgar Lee Masters EILEEN PAQUETTE Hiking Club 10, 11, 12f Office Aide 10, 11 JAN O'WRIL FTA 127 Field Hockey 107 Jr. Prom Comm. 11f Jr. Red Cl'OSSj News Paper 127 Ski Club 107 Swim- ming 10, 11, 12f Totem 10 LINDA PAINE Jr. Prom Comm. 117 Pre- Med Club 10, 11j Track 10, 11, 127 Intramurals 11, 12 CONSTANTINO ORLANDO Football 10, 11, 127 Track JILL PARADISE Class Office Treas. 11, 12f Debating 107 Field Hockey 11, 127 Gold Key Award 10, 11, 127 Jr. Prom Comm. 117 Keyettes 10, 11, Pres. 127 MTA Award 10f Totem 10, 11, Co-Edi- tor 127 Yale Book Award RICHARD PAGLIO DECA 1 2 DEBBIE PALMER ROBERT PEARSON Baseball 125 Basketball 127 Indoor Track 107 Intra- murals 10, 11, 12 PAMELA PARDUE EUGENE PENDEXTER School has been hard. We-'ve laughed, we've cried, and we've gotten angry. School has been a lot of work. And yet, ask yoursehi won't you miss it all? LOUIS PARIS Baseball 10, 127 Basket- ball 10, 127 Football 10, 125 Indoor Track 125 Intra- murals 1 1 To learn to live and love one another is a great challenge, but if we could do this it will be better for all. IMA. y Senior Cheerleaders display the winning poster at the South Portland Rally. JOSEPH PENNA Band 10, 11, V. Pres. 12, Basketball 10, Interact 11, Pres. 12, Orchestra 10, 11, V. Pres. 12, Intramu- rals 10, 11, 12 PEGGY PROFENNO Sec. 11, 12, Cheerleading 11, 12, Jr. Prom Comm., MTA Award 10, Track 11, 12 WINIFRED PERRY Do not kill me before you search my eyes, before you see through me and I through you for aplace to be . . . MATHEW POLLARD Key Club Treas. IO, 11, Treas. 12, Ski Club 10, 12, Tennis 11, 12, E.S.C. 11 SHIRLEY PERRY Hiking Club 12, Office Aide 10, 11, Pep Squad 10, Swimming 10 l V WIN f .x PETER PROVENCHER Class V. Pres. 11, Executive Board 10, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Golf 12, Hiking Club 10, 11, 12, Ice Hockey 10, 11, 12, Jr. Prom Comm., News Paper 12, Ski Club 12, Varsity Club 12, Intra- murals 1O,11, 12 GRAHAM PIERCE ROBERT PREVOST Band 10, 11, 12, Orches- tra 10, 11, Interact 12, Track 10, Intramurals 12 DAVID REED Baseball 10, 11, 125 Bas- ketball10, 11,12 JOHN REID Baseball 125 Football 10, ll, 125 Varsity Club 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 lt was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Dickens ROBERT PULKKINEN Cross Country 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10, ll, I2 MARK REGAN Intramurals 10, 11 LESLIE REUTER If only there were a few more hours in the day. If only we could all do what we wanted to. If only we could see the fruits of our labors sooner. Then maybe life wouldn't be such a maddening experi- ence. VERNON REYNOLDS Key Club 11, Pres. 125 Totem Bus. Mgr. 12 DENISE RATTE FTA. 10, 11, 125 Gold Key Award 115 Jr. Prom Comm. 115 Jr. Red Cross 10, Sec. 11, 127 Keyettes 11, 125 MTA 105 Tennis ll, 125Totem 11,12 ROBERT RICHARDSON Class Office 105 Foot- ball 10, 11, 125 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Track 10, 11, 125 Upward Bound Club 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Intra- murals 11, 12 JOSEPH RICHIO SHARON RUMINSKI KATHLEEN RIDGE Art Club 107 Junior Red Cross 127 Pre-Med Club I2 There 's a cold wind com- ing I can fell Blowing back the memo- ries Of fimes we loved so well. Rod McKuen CATHY ROBINSON Graduation is the first day of the rest of my life. THOMASINE C. RICKETI' Today is the first day of the resf of my life. ROGER RUSSELL SULLIVAN RIZZO SHARON ANN ROZZI Cheerleading Il, Sub head 12 PETER SAMPIETRO RUSSELL G. SEIGARS Football IO, ll, 127 Track IO, II, I2 ROBERT RUSSO EDWINA SHERMAN STANLEY SCRIBNER SHERRY A. SELL MARK E. RUTTER And ye shall know the frufh and the frufh shall make you free. John VIII 32 JOANNE SIEG DECA 125 Gold Key Award IO, II, Gym- nastics II, I2 ANNA J. SIRPIS Beware of Greeks bearing gifts. HcdIock's Herclders serencde ci Christmas Assembly DONNA M. SPEAR Guidance Aid 10, 11, Jr. Prom Comm., Library Aide 105 Office Aide 10, 115 Outside Org. IO, Il, Treos. I2 BRENDA STANHOPE Jr. Prom Comm. SHERYL STOWELL THERESA SPLUDE ANN TALBOT Dazzling and tremendous how quick the sun-rise would kill me, If l could not now and always send sun-rise out of me. Walt Whitman JAMES STERLING Football 10, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 11, 12 KATHLEEN M. SWEENEY By-Liners 11, 12, Debating 12, FTA 12, French Club 12, Gold Key 11, Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, V. Pres. 12, Keyettes 10, 11, 12, Library Aide 10, MTA Award 10, News Paper 11, 12, Pep Squad 10, Swimming 10, Totem 10, Booster Chairman, 11, Sr. Section 12 MARY ANN STACKHOUSE 1 i JANICE TALIENTO FTA 12, Office Aide 10, 11, Pep Squad 10, Totem 10, 11 NEIL TALIENTO Baseball 10, 11, 12, Bas- ketball 1O, 11, 12, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Intramu- rals 11, 12 MARK TRACY GARY THIBODEAU Baseball 10, 11, 12, Bas- ketball 10, Cross Country 11, 12, Indoor Track 12, Intramurals 10, 12 LAWRENCE THOMPSON Track 1 2 CYNTHIA M. THERIAULT BRUCE TREADWELL Exec. Bd. 10, Hiking Club 11, 12, Ice Hockey 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12 KAREN THISTLE THOMAS TOOHEY Auditorium Ass't.12, Ice Hockey 11, 12, News Paper 11, Swimming 11, Soccer 12, Student Adv. Comm. 12, Totem 12 BETTYLOU VANCE ,MICHAEL VESSEY lc'e Hockey 115 MTA Award 105 Swimming 10, 11, 127 Tennis 10, 11, 125 Totem 12 The Human heart sees things The eyes can noi And the hearf feels things The mind can noi begin to understand. JOANNA TROIANO Cheerleading 127 Jr. Prom. Comm.g Office Aide 11 MARY E. VACHON Jr. Prom Comm. EUGENE VANCE 41 CAROLE VIOLA Basketball 115 Jr. Prom Comm.g Jr. Red Cross 107 Pep Squad 10, 115 Span- ish Club 12g Tofem 10, 11, Graduation Usher 10, II JANICE VINCENT ELIZABETH WALSH STEPHEN WARD Swimming 1 1 r rw-1. 4.5 CANDACE WESTCOTT Jr. Prom. Comm., Library Aide 107 Office Aide 10, 11 HELEN WARNIELLO Basketball 10, 11, 125 Field Hockey 11, 125 Hik- ing 11, 127 Keyettes 11, 125 News Paper 127 Out- door Track 10, 11, 121 Totem 12 Only a life lived for othors is a life worth while. Albert Einstein CHARLENE WELCH RODNEY WARDWELL Cross Country 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Intramu- rals 10, 11 MARY WARREN COLLEEN WELSH 1? JOHN WESTCOTT Swimming 10, 11, 12 GARY WHITMORE Football 10, 11, 125 Var- sity 127 Intramurals 10, 1 1, 12 PATRICIA WINCH RHONDA WHEELER KAREN WHIPPLE Jr. Prom Comm.p Jr. Red Cross 107 Pep Squad 10, 117 Graduation Usher 10, 11 ALLIE J. WILCOX Cross Country 107 Track 10, 11, 12 LINDAVL. WING Office Aide 12 RUSSELL WINSLOW THOMAS WISWELL Intramurals 10 You must change with the times unless you are big enough to change the times. RICHARD YARNOLD Exec. Bd. 11, Gold Key 10, Jr. Prom Comm., Indoor Track 11, 12, Out- door Track 12, Intramurals 11 I JOHN ZEITMAN Art Club 10, 11, Audito- rium Ass't. 10, 12, News Papaer 12, Student Adv. Comm. 10, 12, Totem 10, 12, Photography 10, 12, Film Making 12 NOT JUST ANOTHER PRETTY FACE, Bailey R. Bancroft Bauld Billingslea Blanchard Bourque Breiding G. Brown J. Brown M Buczek G Butterworth Campbell Cantin Cook Coyne Cunningham D'Agostino Daigle Dairymple Davis R Davis Dipietrantonio L. Ellis Farrell Ford Frost Fuller Geary A. Gilliam C. Gillies R. Goan G. Godin N. Googins R. Gordon T. Gordon D. Grover E. Hall M. Hall G. Hamilton M. Hansen W. Harmon J. Hartman B. Hawkes V. Hawkins A. Hill T. L. Hopkins E. Jernazian D. Jines J. Johnston M. Jones F. Jordan A. Joy R. Kane P. Larsen D. Libby M. Libby ZAP SUSAN YOUNG Cheerleading 11, 12, Pep Squad 1O,11, 12 The members of the Senior Section would like to give special thanks to Mrs. Ridge, our yearbook advisor. Without her assistance, our deadlines never could have been met. Also, we would like to say good-bye and good luck to the Class of 1973. With fond memories, Merrie Barbara Annie Mare Kathy E. Lively S. Quattrucci D. Loveioy C. L. Robb C. Magoon R. Rogan M. Marshall W. Rogan E. Mavis J. Rogers A. Mclntosh R. Rowe K. Mclntyre' R. Sanborn J. Minervino J. Scruton E. Moore R. Sellner C. Morse S. Silver G. Moulton K. E. Smith M. Moulton K. J. Smith M. Mowatt K. Strout B. Mulkern R. Swift J. Mulkern N. Tapley M. Myhaver W. Thompson K. Nagy E. Tibbetts E. Neil R. Townsend A Nicholas M. Trencher P. Panetti B. Walbridge P. Parent L. Whitmore D Paynter D. Wilcox K. Peterson C. Wildes J. Pfeiffes J. Wildes H. Pinette J. Witham L. Pingree T. Porter R. Quatrano Grad uation Honors Leslie Reuter Valedietorian. 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KQKKK ' , K 3. . Kiypi .M KKKKKK gg, K I , -Xu: f---ws-Qi'-2-,KK KK Kr KK mf f KK , ., KKK-Kg , ' Q , - ' K K 6? K K an '- , ff , A K K K -f ' . ' K,,, K A X Q :yy A ' ,, ' N ' - ' Q SN? .W 5 f K, - - K gg-fa ASKK' Kg-Q 9' My 5, A SM K l 1 Q Y 5 5 Q x 62 1 K Y , .J e M Vgg WM., , f , ,, W Ve, , an 'z ,Jul K ' .ff ' - K? jf e 3-vii . K 3459, yy .. ,.,.f,-A,,,,i,., ,V , i, My-N-1 They leave fheir roosf below fo fake our exalfed place . . . JUNIORS JUNIOR OFFICERS: Teresa Ward, Treasurer, Julie Napoli- tano, Vice-President, Jan Paradise, Presi- dent, and Mary Fasulo, Secretary. MQW The Junior Class, advised by Miss Jacobs and Mr. Pope, held many successful proiects to raise money for their Junior Prom. These included a candy sale, food sales, and car washes. Although it didn't raise money, the Devonsquare concert was a lot of fun. With these funds, the class chose Stairway to Heaven as their theme and put on a tremendous prom. Juniors also had a great South Portland poster. Mem- bers of the class of 1974 participated in every school activity. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD: Theresa Discatio, Jay Hibbard, Ralph Hendrix Sis Boulos Joe Rosario Roseanne Nappi 1 'SMI Juniors Margaret Myhaver, Mary Dubail, Kim Beatty, and Mary Fasulo practice typing exercises. 1 Wf,M.Q, l iggig 1 ' Y -ae,-Q--gm-4' . i r is Devonsquare in concert. 7 A? Q W, A Li fri -6 MXN -. , '- -x, This is the house that Scott Sovasick built. ,sf as :rijlf ,, X -N K fil N .rsr 1 4 11 c Lauren Hilliard ond Janet Leiter man the refreshment booth at the Devonsquare Concert. J Z1 . , , , - ww' ? 5 E .i if x , V - ' is S A Q 1 54 A s , . :K i. we fi, fc -if wg-azrsq-v in -1'-'Sf . fi 1 X H 1 xxw 95' ..-.tn-.--1 Julie Napolitano and Sandi Stacki watch the good- Why blow me over! cried Gene ies. Brown. M i , FRONT ROW: C. Connick, K. Auspland, M. Crasnick, R. McCormick, L. Toroomion, D. Landry. SECOND ROW: R. Johnson, T. Fon- my Vyhh i i ' ' V 7 taine, G. Preston, P. Soucier, L. Wilcox, J. Doe, J. Doe. THIRD ROM C. Thompson, G. Cenino, M. Lynds, B. Brown, P. Ross, R. fi ' J Cressey, M. Myhaver, l. DeRosa. FOURTH ROW: B. Chait, G. Cookson, D. Fournier, H. Nolon, C. Blanchard, B. Waterhouse, L. Hcthorne, D. Horr. FIFTH ROW: R. Dinsmore, R. Promis, K. Derrig, B. Jines, S. Dobson, R. Dombrie. SIXTH ROW: E. Spear, P. Willehe, B. Warden. Class of i T 'W 'Y 'T FRONT ROW: P. Nobile, D. DiPaolo, K. Bolduc, J. Brown, D. Brown, E. Bourque, D. Collins, E. Boulos. SECOND ROM D. Green, T. f V' iii Smith D Dinsmore, P. Conley, M. Anderson, R. Doughty. THIRD ROW: J. Dombrocyo, S. Fickett, D. Greenlaw, D. Enmon, H. Branz, X J. Doe, Doe, P. Gilman, R. Boyle, S. Brown. FOURTH ROW: D. Fontaine, J. Holt, E. Carson, J. Doe, M. Caizzo, B. Beatty, M. ii' n-..--..- : n-.. c r-..-L xu u..l.....o....A . Q1 2? Q61 'SY K- an ,Q N W ' I , , d '59 ' 1 I A ' A ul-ui 5 35 N h , l P 4 .s.. .M-L khfwk w Hr' Q an , ,Wu If- - A ,f ' I, T X 7, sf., .M A ik 1 , v gig gy 51 Q., ' -f Q .-. .,, , , . -+4 W' 'K - 'ff -3 1 bggk, , 'ff ,.1 . ifg 1.5 Q ' f 4. 'K . . J V.x,A5 i -x 'V f Q A ,l , I 'Sf - ww 1 1 ,R ,RX Q N: . , ,M I 'W fx- if ff' if ,NW Vw if . v M J' ,W . .zir A - ff nm 1' - f' - ,fr-n 1--.. YY ' i ' 5.80034 R' f 1 QE EQ ' V I ,alba i, ff' 9-2 5 67 'P FRONT ROW: J. Grondin, D. Crocker, P. Cote, D. Billingslea, C. Roberts, P. Berry, M. Fasulo, C. Jones. SECOND ROW: L. Berry, T. nw- Discatil, J. Thomas, D. Dyer, K. Gillefl, A. Odell, M. A. Conley. THIRD ROW: H. Anderson, M. Dubail, R. Logan, S. Savasuk, P. Johnson, L. Bancroft. FOURTH ROW: D. Athern, T. Lambert, B. Richards, B. Bonnvie, K. Moulton, J. Lamprin, H. Donahue. ' iii K Nikdlkadlia -.NASH RID V'-s.,,,,g A ,A Class of GE HIC 3' ..L...l. gin 7' dz rg fr Qi: .ML A 'tif' I :'f,fYC'2 RJ 3 Ml Www., I 4 fi. wr zisfk km: mi? K, 3 ,n '.,v 49 .... W A,Wm,M 43 .z v ... ,- 5 Aff. ' 9 F NM ga 'tm' ' MQ.. ,aw I in 3 .gh Wy- .4 ...H -3.7.4-, ..4-af, -1-XZ.. is M , 62,3 A 5 ff? ig. L5 N 3 2 '1h N N ,- if N M .we ' - f ' A-1 ,: k 4 292 - . , k ,A vc , 1 N .W 'X Q 1 .. QA!! ' , X f Q. f 'JW , p-gf gif . Q ,5 , S A' f dj 2, . 5 Sh.. I nj' ww . ' If ye fe If . ' wwifz . Lf' A 5 -5. V V 5 A . . I 1 ii, k ffimq 1 x A Q V , W M , 'A yi vi , ' M F .ww ,am Q :mwah J 'AA ,4 W 'n:mnuv7. 5 70 Q V LQ Aff 2: in af fi Emu zi......,,h h h h -If 4 , ii. , UL, - ,L The Hedgings of our school who have nof yef fried fheir wings. QDPHOMDREQ sophomore Leaders Oftqcers: L. Cavallaro - Pres., H. Johnson - V.P., G. Grant - Sec'y., G. Papi - Treas Q., f ., H H QF ' A-114.4 Q-'L'N 1Q V- A 32,-f X fffijgziz, fa . f4ZQ1l:E7 3 er Jin 47 , :,f , I 5 LW., ,...,, V, ,..,..,,..7.f,1p President Cavallaro Executive Board: J. Grzyb, W. Clark, C. Bartlett, J. Lee, J. Newcomb, S. Saucier, L. Place. 5, 4 X. xv' X fl rm '-age .- ,'PfVy , My 'tif' A iffy Q' iff mg, - v 9 V , , 5 ...- + BWI Q 39 we ii KJ 1 S 9 VN T , Qi r' XAE 3552 'Y ffl . Sell EFS ,..s I E Z FRONT ROM C. Whitney, J. Young, G. VanScyoc, R. Vose, E. Watson, W. Vickerson, L. Whitlock, F. Thurston, C. Thibodeau, R. Stuart. 'I SECOND ROW: W. Walbridge, J. Washburn, B. Werner, A. Walsh, S. Smith, L. Tibbetts, A. Toppi, M. Tapley, R. Sweatt. THIRD ROW 'J F. Wade, R. Wayne, C. Vessey, J. Young, B. Tucci, D. Thistle, M. Townsend, D. Thompson, L. Trufant, C. Tibbetts. FOURTH ROW: B. 7 4 het- ff' 4 Valente, J. Vargo, T. Webster, G. Walker, S. White, R. Wakefield, P. Toppi, C. Stover, P. Stover, R. Stoddard, W. Tippits, G. Tirabessi U 3' K. Tilton. EV .ff -Q. Q.. . . R W I X .I a T , 2 ,X I HH I . -IL 1- rf: .Ia wt, . . -W N, w w 1 51.3 l fll IU? ft l Class ot' FRONT Row I Coe R MacBavine I Fuller v Mqxfield c Calendine M Isenwell E Mcxenney C Madsen SECOND Row I Stebbins M McDonough K Lyden V Martln C Martln P Cummlngs L McGorrIll J McEllIgott THIRD ROW M Brewster W Clark W : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . l ' , . , . , . ' , . ' , . l , . ' , . ' . : . , . , S. Lively, K. King, J. MacVane, J. Maynard, S. Lyons, J. Lombardo, J. Lacey. FOURTH ROW: J. Newcomb, J. McDonough, G. Martell, T. 1 W V cI.,..., I M-nI....,. Ia ns.-I..n n r.......:..-. I Wim.. I n,...I.., I nm... ff '.f2f.5' FRONT: C. Greffen, J. Gryzb, L. Goldworthy, A. Fridinger, M. Foley, C. Getchell, M. Green, M. Godin. 2nd ROM N. Guisti, D Gallant, L. Grassi, R. Genovese, G. Grant, M, Gribbin, T. Harmon, M. Flaherty, D. Holvey. 3rd ROM C. Foley, D. Googins, R Hanna, L. Haines, S. Fowler, G. Forest, S. Fontaine, P. Hansen. 4th ROW: M. Hamilton, J. Antronigion, P. Forestell. 1975 iff Cfs 'U fy? Sophomores Participate . . . f In Athletics In Keyeftes' Halloween House In Cheerleading In an Archie Bunker skit performed at Sophomore Reception. Joyce Young and her nephew perform. A Sophomore group. Sophomore soloist i . w Sophomore Reoepiion Er .314 9 2 L l f ii. Abi K 3 is i , w a v 2 13 , 1 if Z 1 . ji. A 3 I.. 1 , ZLL ' Q ' 1, f . 2 A ,Q Y . a , . , . . .' 1, Y A ly rr E vi? ff . 5 1 . ' 1' Ti M . W1 as 2' fx, 'Q ,1 2? ik e. ' 'i ti 313 R w Q JE EL iff 1 Y q 'A 1 ff Q s r- . . E , Ar ki 1 S Q V 3 1 +V I I JI' s . . Ax: t X get r 45 'Q wg p N1 The Pom-Pom Girls. X AL A 53 Trix!! ', 95' - ', -,.',. 1 is 2 c 1, fi 2 JE. ' Ei, p 51' , mf on ,Y 1 3 I n Q z X ,V+ wi Sophomore Field Hockey players run through their act. E r fi Herbie Nolan. l I w Ray Pohle. 82 Members of ihe Pat Seuvey. C ass of 1974 Eva Waecker. - 1 J ., Julie Napolitano wx-,.,,,M Just another piece of garbage. I I i WiII you be my Valentine? I think I lust lost a filling. lt's IOC below and I iust found a hoie in my mitten 84 Oh, look at that cute new boy in schoollll Sophomore John Werner lends a knee to the soccer team. f X.. ,,1.. 5 '-Q. O , 1 W A .Z Q ,, Nh!! A 4.- UAJ so si' ...em W, V ii, j V- QB 4 J as I A' V 1 N .. 1 J,,,,.Me., ' - i .T Gee, what a great rank cardll ,'f--- Yah GJ fa 'Ii I hope this is finished by my mother's birthday! 85 7 . . .rx -.M f if Ju ., 911- 'if' ' ','r...m..s -5- W naman -' 2 7 from-,, , , . 2:' l'.b's,. 'Y' 'P' v' w ft ' -.. - 4 -4- , fl' . f- vw fe , QT' ZQL lg than 'jj '53 fS.,,LfEi , an:-:zeym jgg.-,'.-- Q tifzaxr' 1 '1'vS,,- , ll.-Allin' 'Mggggf A . em ,Y ,ins 4 '31 'M zfxpi- , f . o ff , i 86 -. :hz IQ 4 -N41 2:8 Through fhese porfals walk our dedicafed menfors. FACULTY MP. -...-----.----.... SGD A high school like Portland needs a capable man to lead it. Mr. Hansen had a tough act to follow this year but he has served admirably well during his first year as principal of Portland High School. He has encouraged and supported change this year. He allowed the students to have a smoking area and he has tried many different ideas to untangle the administrative knots of absenteeism and tardiness. A glimpse of his stern face perhaps sends chills down the spines of underclassmen, but the depart- ing seniors who have come to know Mr. Hansen have grown to like and respect him. Mr. Whitmore The task of a disciplinarian is never an easy one. He must carry the burden of alleviating chaos in the halls of our beloved PHS. Nevertheless, Mr. Richard L. Whit- more has fulfilled this responsibility most efficiently. We sincerely thank Mr. Whitmore for his part in help- ing to maintain the fine reputation which Portland High School has held throughout the years. Mr. Terracin Have a problem you'd like to discuss or iust want to Mr. Terracin is a graduate of the University of Missis- have a friendly chat? Mr. Terracin's door is always sippi. He was an instructor of Advance Curriculum and open to the student. One of our two busy assistant prin- Teaching Methods before coming to PHS two years cipals, Mr. Terracin's duties revolve around scheduling, ago. Mr. Terracin has gained the friendship of many mark reports, program evaluation, and student counsel- students through his quiet, sincere, and warm character. mg. Historg Department NQ wk 1 i w Q- X j f if ' P. Gribben, S. Cowperthwaite, B. Tisdale, G. Davis, H. Deetien, M. J. Jacobs, D. Wallace - Department Head, B. Chandler. rags-Q3 A-54 Miss Jacobs types one of her famous tests I am the President English Department FRONT ROW: J. Bates, E. Makrides, D. Walsh, department head, E. Rogers, C. Thomas. BACK ROlM S. Shamp, D. LeRoche, C. Ridge, R. Pierson, R. Stone, J. Wilkinson, H. Bardi. wi..- Mr. Pierson enioys Home-Ec. annual Christmas party. Mrs. Walsh shows school spirit. K ,Q Q-S:-Q s ., gm, . ,rf iHANCE A. Lekousi, T. Johnson - Dept. Head, B. Bond. Language Deparimeni Miss Johnson bones up on her etre verbs. Mr. Lekousi makes a point I 93 Mrs. Gordius greets parents at Sophomore Reception. Mr. Pooe logs in on the teletype computer. ,,,,,,,,,.,.,--fv- L - H FRONT ROW: E. Coates, R. Allen - Dept. Head, L. Gordius, D. Murphy. BACK ROW: R. Graff, T. Holmes, J. Pope C. Bartlett, F. James. J. McGuire, G. Walker, E. Hadlock, department head, W. Russell Science D Fournier and L. Taylor Mr. Russell talks with student Department Q X X FRONT: J. Golden, M. Fehlau, Ass't Prin.!Dir., A. Moody, A. Bergen. BACK: E. Ahlquist, R. Hall. PRVTC FRONT? B. Edwards, G. Corkery, S. Giftas, T. Slattery, V. Schmidt. BACK: W. Alston, D. Varney, D. Chapman, F. Glassock, L. Hyberts bu' I M . :,l.!?'l'l'l - .., 'l FRONT: W. White, V. Carr, W. Anderson, M. Fehlau, Ass't Prin.!Dir., E. Schwartz, l. Kimball, E. Lawler. BACK: H. Wright, J. Wilkinson, M. Murphy, J. Urbanski, E. Hackey, H. Burr. ipyigj' INDUSTRIAL ARTS: C. Pressey, W. Jellison. h.-ff l . 3 HOME ECONOMICS: D. Muto, R. Conboy. The Portland Regional Vocational Technical Center lknown as the Cushman Buildingl has greatly enriched the vocational students' education. An extensive and interesting curriculum is offered which includes construc- tion, date processing, mechanics, architecture, and sec- retarial skills. PHS students compose the maiority of those attend- ing. However, students from six area schools are enrolled. ll in Secretaries Margaret Minott and Betty Alley. Special Teachers FRONT: G. Levifan, B. Wohlers, E. Bergon, B. Connellan. BACK: A. Cote, P. Tranquillo, P. Jones, J. Brigham. was +1 9 Q le I 47 Mrs. Marsh teaches gymnastics. Mr. Tranquillo and Mrs. Levitan fry out new looms Two librarians looking through the card cata- logue. 4 Mr. Freudenberger, the new guidance counselor, advises Pat Kelly. Guidance , W 'lk if - -In ' LQEYQ 18 ' 4 COUPE if,, 41' 95 4, HQ: its nv- i . my 3 Mr. Conroy shows Gary Preston into his office. - x 1 A- ,L Mrs. Donahue signs one of her many add-drop Who's ihe lady behind the Foster Granfs? None other than Mrs. Sione. cards. O0 2 me J, ew if ,fwfxfl Q .,.,,M.,w.tfxff.4i,.g Q4 I Mrs. Bickford warmly greets students in Mr. Terracin's office. Miss Merrill and Mrs. Frisbie leave Mr. Hansen's office with smiles on Office Secretaries 'A wi.. ' f' --V -----ii- Mrs. Cummings and Mrs. Hearn work busily in a hectic office. Mrs. DiBiase looks a little bewildered at all the absences. Mrs. Googins is shocked at Mr. Whitmore's flashy new outfit. Testing one, two, three. .X ll' 4 . rr '4 . 1' . Q ' Q Mr. Howard C. Reiche, lest we forget. r 4-sl Mr. Hansen walks off the court mad when he fouled out of the Faculty basketball game. What a starting line-upl l il Thai big foughie, Miss Jocobs. Mrs. Ridge checks o point with Deporimeni Chairman, Mrs. Walsh. 9 T x f! ia 4 A 4 2 1 2 4 'E ,. S 3 4 4 ,.- 1 ai 3 iii Mr. Russell brings Biology down to the boys' gym i 5 Mr. and Mrs. David Wallace double date with Sis Boulos and John Moreshead. Mrs. Schmidt discusses a new style of Smith-Corona with an interested mother. The Big Cheese makes a point perfectly clear. Mrs. Tisdaie gets ready to start a class. as 3 v E, P +: A 1 Mr. Pierson listens to a Macbeth discussion. Miss Johnson gets a lot of fun out of her French classes. Mrs. Brigham always wanted to be a fireman. Mrs. Levitan and Mr. Tranquillo take time out to answer a question in art class Mr. C. Walter Hansen Mr. Steven W. Terracin Mr. Richard L. Whitmore Mrs. Anne Carson Mrs. Martha Cummings Mrs. Mary DiBiase Mrs. Evelyn Ahlquist Mr. Raymond Allen' Miss Mary Jane Jacobs Mr. Beniamin Band Mr. Harry Bardi Mrs. Judith Bates Mrs. Eleanor Bergen Mr. Edward Bogdanovich Mrs. Janice Brigham Mr. Beniamin Chandler Mrs. Rosemary Conboy Mrs. Margaret Conley Mrs. Barbara Connellan Mr. John Conroy Mr. Stephen Cowperthwaite Mr. Gerald Davis Mr. Henry Deetien Mrs. Catherine Donahue Mr. Dale Doucette Mr. Lyman Dunnell Miss Dorothea Fournier Mr. William Freudenberger Mr. Thomas Golden' Mrs. Linda Gordius Mr. Robert Graff Mr. Peter Gribbin Mrs. Carola Guthrie Mr. Edson Hadlock, Jr.' Mr. Theodore Holmes Mr. Frederick James, Jr. Mrs. Exelia Bickford Mrs. Margaret Googins Mrs. Marion Hearn Secretaries English Miss Theresa Johnson Mathematics Mr. Philip Jones History Mrs. Dorothy LaRoche Spanish, German Speech, English English Librarian Physical Ed. Health Social Studies Home Economics Special Ed. Librarian Guidance History History History Guidance English History Chemistry Guidance Physical Ed. Mathematics Business Math History English Physics Mathematics Mathematics Mr. Arthur Lekousi Mrs. Greta Leviton Mrs. Emily Makrides Mrs. Sue Marsh Mr. John McGuire Mr. Daniel Murphy, Jr. Mrs. Donna Muto Mr. Alan Palais Mr. Ronald Pierson Mr. John Pope Mrs. Catherine Ridge Mr. William Russell Mr. Scott Shamp Mrs. Mary Jane Stone Mr. Robert Stone Mrs. Leila Taylor Mrs. Constance Thomas Mrs. Barbara Tisdale Mr. Pasquale Tranquillo Mr. Gabriel Walker, Jr. Mr. David Wallace' Mrs. Dorothy Walsh' Mr. John Wilkinson Miss Barbara Wohlers Mr. Louis Stanhope Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Mrs. Barbara Frisbie Mrs. Elizabeth Kerr Mrs. Lorraine Powers French Health English French Art English Physical Ed. Biology Applied Math Home Ec. Spanish English Mathematics English Biology English Guidance English Science English History Art Biology History English English Physical Ed. Head Custodian Mrs. Ruth Leavitt Food Service Manager 'Head of Department Teacher AidesfAssistants Mrs. Helen Higgins Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers I0 6 spoms FRONT ROW: R. DeRice - Head, S. Rozzi - Subhead. SECOND ROW: P. Profenno, D. DiPaoIo, C. Colello, S. Goddard, C. Whitney, J. Troiano R. Nappi. BACK ROW: S. Young, T. Discafio, P. Nixon, K. Beatty, B. Howard, D. Feafo, J. Grondin. Cheerleaders 1972-1973 : E -fe-Q FM- 2.-4.45 34 C j iff? S if Q V ii Qi: E , g , J iz 9 M if Sv 5 N 5. . .. A v Ji A ff 5 Qi ef- . V . , - sf E fl We 3 f. 3 X W Jr 1. G u ,- 1 I X C ZCV . . .. 3, :: Off' -yv,::.f:.::-f- w:-11111: f' .ff 1 wx fig? 1' r' 'I . 44:1 Under the supervision of Mr. Douglas Neal, the new Also this year, for the first time, there were Pom-Pom iT: P. Chick, T. Grondin, R. Dumond. SECOND: D. Wiles, G. Neil, J. Penna, R. Prevost. THIRD: D. Mellen, D. Lerman, V. McGrath, J. Sullivan, idams, T. Kendrick, J. Lindsay, D. Brown, K. Grondin, FOURTH: K. Blackburn, M. Gribben, P. Penna, E. Trufant, M. Rogers, A. Sherwood, P. , M, Brooks, S. Stepp. FIFTH: J. Wilson, J. Saulle, C. Burns, A. Lester, E. Neil. PHS Band. Majorettes band director, the Portland High School Band enlivened the football games and rallies. Students actively partici- pated in their spirited musical numbers, clapping enthu- siastically and continually requesting the old time favor- ite What's New? girls at Portland High School who performed in the half- time shows. Karen Lyden was the head and they really helped the band and cheerleaders. The maiorettes, led by Therese Grondin, were another stimulant of school spirit. ..p.,, D. Mellen, D. Lerman, P. Chick, T. Grondin, Head, V. McGrath, R. Dumond, D. Brown. FRONT ROM L to R: Rod Wardwell, Curt Jones, Steve Hansen, Jim Langella, Co-Capt., Chris Dinan, Co-Capt., Gary Thibodeau, Bob Pulkinnen, Mike Johnson, Bob Rice. BACK ROW: L to R: Coach Bogdanovich, Managers Ed Sullivan and John Wilson, Paul Koenig, Marty Barry, Mike Della- quilla, Chris Bartlett, Richard Siteman. Harriers Continue Tradition The P.H.S. cross-country team continued the recent tradition of high finishes this year. Coach Ed Bogdanovich's harriers went 9-2 in league competition to snare third in their conference. They went on to out-distance Deering in the Southwesterns, finishing second, but were a disappointed fifth in the State meet. Gary Thibldeau and Jim Langella were the aces for the Blue Berets this year. Curt Jones and Chris Dinan were usually close behind in the three-four positions. Rod Wardwell, Bob Rice, and Steve Hanson also filled maior scoring roles. Bob Pulkinnen, Dave Knapp, and Mike Johbson completed an unusually deep team. The iunior varsity's season was also outstanding. Their only loss was due to a wrong turn by the top six, who were at the time leading the race. Some of the standout J.V.'s were: Tom Shaw, Curt Peterson, Mike Dellaquilla, Russ Howard, John Shaw and Paul Koenig. Co-Captains Jim Lan- gella and Chris Dinan look over home course diagram. ,gf FRONT ROW: D. Geary, P. Olore, R. O'Brion, R. Littlefield, S. Brien, C. Gillies, J. Olore, J. Curran, M. Hutchins, R. Richardson, L. Murphy, G. Whitmore, J. Reid. SECOND ROW: T. Clancy, S. Hanson, T. Foley, G. Gillies, T. Orlando, D. Neuts, P. Provencher, R. Seigars, P. Griffin, L. Paris, M. Burnell. THIRD ROW: M. Morneau, G. Preston, B. Alfiero, S. Galley, K. Martin, M. Foley, D. Aceto, W. Libby, P. Blake, T. Fontaine, D. Fontaine, A. Coombs. FOURTH ROW: R. Neally, A. Quatucci, J. Tetrault, R. Hendrix, M. Hansen, W. Meuse, S. Miccucci, D. Edwards, G. Wilmot, D. Allen, L. Cclvallaro, D. Higgins. FIFTH ROW: D. Enman, R. Sweat, C. Napolitano, J. Coyne, J. Hill, J. Ward, J. MacDonough, B. Mears, B. Mears, S. White, S. Fontaine, R. Boule, B. Beatty. SIXTH ROW: Man. E. Sullivan, M. Tobin, K. Brown, L. Pallozzi, D. Hibbs, A. Reynolds, T. Didonato, M. Donatelli, R. O'Connell, P. Courbeau, Manager Wayne Malloy. Football 11'- The Bulldogs opened the season on a suc- cessful note defeating Cony 13-6. The grid- ders then proceeded to drop three straight by one touchdown. Portland then lost to Deering 30-20. The defense came. back strong the following week only .to have the team drop another 8-O ballgame. Coaches - Left to Right: Mr. Dana Weeks, Mr. Phil Jones, Mr. Gerald Davis. The blue dogs came back strong in the next two games defeating Sanford 12-0 and crushing Westbrook 34-22. The Thanksgiving game proved to be a tremendous game with PHS coming through with its best defensive effort of the year. Year long standouts for the Blue were Rick O'Brion, the O'Loresp Pat and Joe, Don Geary, John Curran, Q.B., Matt Hutchins. Scoreboard PHS Opponent 1 3 Cony 7 0 Ru mford 6 O Biddeford 6 0 Thorton 8 20 Deering 30 1 2 Sanford 0 34 Westbrook 22 8 S. Portland 31 0 Deering I 2 Tri-captains: J. Curran, J. O'Lore, C. Gillies. .O 'Navi Q Q 1 114 , I X 1 N J W . ,U -:K A 'M Nw .v I Coach Franzilli. Soccer Team FIRST ROW: M. Caizzo, R. Laing, S. Richardson, W. Camp, J. Leiter, T. Toohey, J. Reuter. SECOND ROW: L. Haynes, P. Toohey, 5. Smith, H Nolan, F. Wade, R. Logan. THIRD ROM J. Smith, J. Lacey, J. Morrill, L. Esposito, P. Penna, M. Foley. an M3392 gag-3, N855 FRONT ROW: 5. Hansen, T. Nunes, J. Lee, R. Vail, C. Meuse, D. Rundin, P. Pellerfon. SECOND ROW: S. Bishop, K. Holmes, M. Israelson, J. Hanson, B. Treadwell, M. LeBorgne, P. Provencher, T. Toohey, P. Toohey, P. DeRoche, Mr. Maynard Howe, Jr., Coach. lnierciig Hockeg Team A ! ' He scores' WIS-nugQ,,,, 2, L. Peter Provencher faces off. ,rf 'V XY I Chris Meuse on The breakc way I i xr w.g.f.I ' . , .. R ... N e ' i s 1,14 , J e J ' J 1' r r ,ag 4 A . A , ..- - if .gil U 5 A J . . 1 f .1 A ' N In ,- J . . ' I 1. M V1 xi J f gy , 'ef E 'HQ I 4 J AAMMW rvll W-MMMM .,.,,, adn --n.w-::mm-1-- A rm ki 3 J 5 gf? I 2 gf 1' ' t 5 if ' 1 J I I' ield Hookeg Team For the first time in many years, Portland High School's girls' Field Hockey team came through with a winning season. Led by an outstanding coach, Mrs. Marsh, and two faithful co- captains, Mary Ellen Bennett and Meredith Matthews, the team showed itself to be worthy of a winning season. Each player was a great asset to the team. Goals were scored by several players, and the players showed their skills in strong drives, a great defense, and team spirit. The team was a team in every sense of the word - working together, having a good time together, and most important, winning together. VARSITY FRONT: L to R: Mare, Co-Capt., CF Lauren, G Merrie, RW, Co-Capt. BACK: L to R: Helen, RH Valerie, Sub. Sis, Rl Ellen, RF Janice, CH Ruby, LF Janet, LW Shane, LH, Helen, LW Uill, LI- absent from photol JR. VARSITY FRONT: L to R: Jan, LH, Arthurlene, G, Mag, Ll, Val, CH, Babs, RH, Lisa LH, Connie, RW, Debbie Sub, Karen, Sub, Anna CF, BACK: L to R: Rose mary, Sub, Janice, RH Peggy, RF, Joey, Rl, Judy LW, Barb, Sub, Sherry Sub, Pat, LF, Robin, Sub Julie, Rl, Susan, Sub. I PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS SCOREBOARD T.A. 0 Wcynflete 3 NYA 0 Brunswick 'I Sanford 2 Deering 1 T.A. 'I Fuculiy 2 , :fr-W' 9 J ' 4, AM A V.: t' L ' My 5-,'jq,t:1wK'-1-pig' . rp.-w, .4- 125 df-' - hu, A-gi 1 7 ,L ' ,,,... '-14 r is fa ' ,W ...V V J .-. Z3 rw V ' frf ,- MH, :WF ' ' vfW.m,, Q fy, '-f. gill X S V, . ,r,, W . - V 5 . 4 QL -4. ,Y ig xx , ,UE urv ,I k , uf 'Q -4 ' 1. ef , . N x,,f,f,:Y 1 Ay, I , A +7 '5 4MiM Q ww K zwdyq ' ' ': Af W 'fl- ' A , ' W .f 'T:.f-fwzfifw ,I , ,IW A, , ,., Kkk. , .-.. W .. ,,, 3 , 4 H. , I, . ,I t ,, ',f V4-4152 ,. - H , haf, - -. ff' I V Y A , X , M A ref, , , Q , 9 . ,. , A 1, , , A' fdkwl .jiwfv lv, 1 Q S FRONT ROW: Roy Hanna, Mgr., Jonathan Tomshick, Ed Reddmond, Danny Wohl, Darryl Mcllwain, David Reed, Neil Taliento. SECOND ROW: Steven Cook, Mark O'Brion, David Fontaine, Tom Foley, Ralph Stowell, Rick Neally, Tim Flaherty, Ed Carson, Mgr., and Coach John McGuire. Basketball Team The PHS basketball team was not favored at the beginning of the season, but it continually beat the top- rated teams. The Bulldogs made the finals during the Christmas tournament and captured seventh spot for the Western Maine tournament. Coach John McGuire formed the players into a well- working team. Their defense-oriented game was very effective. This brand of basketball utilized the ball-han- dling skills of Captain Neil Taliento. Juniors Danny Wohl, Darryl Mcllwain, and Jonathan Tomshick contrib- uted a lot to the scoring and rebounding. Veteran Dave Reed helped in all departments. A strong bench included Mark O'Brion, Tim Flaherty, and Ed Redd- mond. Coach O'Connell also led the J.V. to a successful season. iw - --2 . ,af -,Q ' v fx 5 We 1 , Mn W. 'Zur' fbv , it , X 1- , ,AT 'Y J-14 J 'al 4: W 550 'nw 1f f:. if ' v FRONT ROW: E. Sullivan, R. O'Brion, C. Orlando, R. Wakefield, J. Langella lCo-Capt.l, J. Curran lCo-Capt.l, R. Lax lCo-Capt.l, W. Libby, L. Drake, J. Cartonio, J. Marcisso, S. Seneca lMgr.l. SECOND: M. Colello, G. Thibodeau, M. Moseley, J. Shaw, C. Napolitano, S. Bartlett, R. Siteman, J. Fasulo, C. Dinan, D. Knapp, L. Pollozzi, T. Shaw, W. Meuse, C. Bartlett. THIRD: Coach Bogdanovich, E. Gilles, 8. Reynolds, K. Fasulo, R. Sweat, R. Richardson, J. Floridino, R. Seigars, R. Rodwell, M. Hansen, K. Jones, S. Riley, R. Howard, R. Yarnold, Ass't Coach Gouzie. FOURTH: T. Harmon, M. Deliquillo, R. Pulkinnen, M. Rutter, R. Viola, M. Johnson, K. Martin, A. Nappi, P. Koenig, J. Smith, R. Wilkinson, M. Tipaldi, D. Aceto. Indoor Track Bubba Richardson goes all out to clear high hurdles. Q 5 4 Seniors Russ Seigars, John Curran, Rick O'Brion, and Wayne Libby dash for fhe finish line in a Southwestern hear. Hgpss 1' - Mike Johnson Junior sprint star wins the 240 Bob Lax shows his winning form In the high hurdles .K S, XA ' I W. a f. Q? 1 W , A mf . .Q ig, 4, FRONT ROW: J. Carter, M. Vessey, J. Westcott, E. Newcomb, G. Pen- noyer, M. Trueworthy. SECOND ROW: Coach Paulson, J. Urbano, J. Leiter, P. Anania, S. Rich- ardson, D. Atheran, K. Siver, H. Branz, S. Proc- tor, L. Tibbetts, W. Vick- erson. Bugs' Swimming . , 'qw gb' Y rw K A ,.. . Q gm J i 'f I , 1 ' 3 W A , , ' J- ' J Q -- , fl ' ' ., ' 1 wr: ,. Q2 , J J if ii' P ' ...H 7'-.J. T 'J W E1 J , J A U J- , 1- f' ' A 4' I J VA 1 W 1 'Q , Y J W ' 1 . 5 A' J 'tg' . J R., A . 5 .,- K 2 L X if 1 ' 7 qw . A x-Vi, f 5 f 1 5 J sy.. V 'E V W N- 'KVV R ng.. X . . gl Q . J ., V J r . X I xb A1 if ..A R i , x KJ J , . 5 . .5 ' Q. a J ' J -,J J . , J J 3 Q J' Q J. f 1 2 ' g 4 -O J ' '.'k A V K - 1 , , It 1 Q lr rl M if: :Q f 'X , .. l , -gg K3 . K 4 Y ,J ,J . J' ,E in ' if in , Wit . , A -in 4 - ' V ji - X J gf f S f' if J J' so 'QF in P .Q L if Q g , It A i m X , 'J W 'wr g ' ' .,. - f ' Q J - , ty J bid., H an ' I-VM' . ' i W ' J i- J f'. - ' , ,, , , f ., ff ' , K U K M migflf . E, J ,J, . 1 I ,Aw if 51, N VLQL: 1 VXA4 ,V ,L V , , .. ., A, V J K . fr wily . V, f1E ,. J, Girls' Swimming 1 . l ,g,l l . -.,,...,- , FRONT ROW: P. Pen- noyer, J. MacDonald, M Wyngaard, J. Camp, H Lawler, M. Lawler, A. Tal- bot, J. Hamilton. SEC- OND ROWG J. Lindsey, L McGorrill, M. Cummings C. Robinson, C. Babbitt, M. Rodgers, Coach Paul- son. THIRD ROW: R Moore, M. Foley, M Flaherty, J. Leiter, L Leiter, D. Rice. ,.,, ., iii,,,,,' ...M V ,,T.,-...T VARSITY TEAM Row I: J. Napolitano, K. Nadeau, M. Collins, D. Brown. Row 2: E. Boulos, R. Redmond, S. Stacki, M. McKenzie, J. Osher, R. MacDonald, M. E. Bennett. Girls' Basketball This year, the Girl's Basketball team started the season with a new coach, Mrs. Linda Gordius. She has worked faithfully with the team since November and has become not only a strong coach, but a friend as well. The Varsity team is co-cap- tained by Mary Collins and Karen Nadeau and the J.V. by Debbie Therrien and Karen Moulton. The team may not show its skill in victories, but it certainly has the spirit it should. J. V. TEAM Row I : K. Lydeau, D. Therrien, K. Moulton, J. Grzyb. Row 2: P. Dyer, D. Edgerly, H. Johnson, J. McElligott, M. Myhaver, E. Sottery, H. Warniello, S. Sell. I i 4 Mr. Lekousi gets a little too aggressive on the basketball court. Mr. Walker, an inveterate ball hog, --. 5 tries again for another rebound. They don't call him Stretch Wallace for nothing. 127 Ggmnasts Kristen Horton, Teresa Napolitano, Ken- A dra Erico. SECOND ROW: Eva Waecker, Sheri Morrill, Brenda Ander- son. THIRD ROW: Nancy Walter, Karen Conolly. m Intramurals .X n IM, I ,. ,r,a in FIRST ROM J. King, S. Biskup, M. Sandora. SECOND ROW: J. J. Clement, D. Ferrante, S. Fasulo, D. Mcllwain. Award Winners A 'ff pv- ZOOTEQI? AWARD WINNERS: Front Row: Rick O'Brion, Joe O'Lore, Kevin Martin. Second Row: Peter Provencher, Tino Orlando, John Curran, ene I ies. At left: Mike Johnson, double winner in the Southwestern track meet, received the George Vinali Trophy as the meet's outstanding performer. Wayne Libby won the shot put event. Mlue29 N ,. , 1 4 2 3 i sr- X K 't E WWMNY-wk ,M Q, 31 av -I :- na J 55 VS. S. J U0- ,,.4.W- A ii lr? Hi gi V ig , 1 s gg., I -V jp ki' iw 1 gi. 51 M S, E23 1. 3- M .P '- 'wiv Q W, Es, E in 5. Rallg 1972 if? I I 41 ' Q Q 3 i , sv- 3 S is , f- : , -A , V, .'.. . 1, 4 lQ v ' V 5, . Q -1 x ' 1 A 5 , J 'E ,LI Shane McGeough, tennis star, dominates a doubles match Mr. Corcoran, Athletic Director. Tennis Denise Ratte returns a serve. Fest? A3 John Currah slides home. Ricky O'Brion lines the ball to left field. 133 I3 4 4 The sgmbol of our heriiage pilois our aciiviiies Yesferdag. Todag. Tomorrow . . . ACTIVITIES fx KT? 112061. Ns iff' ii . - 1 5-di' FRONT ROW: M. Barry, P. Koenig. SECOND ROW: V. Reynolds, J. Hibbard, T. Nunes, M. Pollard. THIRD ROW: C. Bartlett, M. Anderson, S. Fontaine. FOURTH ROW: W. St. Peter, K. Tilton, J. Soule. Officers for 1972-73. Keg Club Portland High Key Club lWe Buildl Portland High Key Club, serving the school and community, has had a year full of proiects and an active membership. Perhaps no other club, besides Keyettes, a girls service organization, has more respect or integrity. The officers for the 1972-73 year are, Vernon Reynolds, President, Tom Nunes, Vice President, Jay Hibbard, Sec- retary, Mat Pollard, Treasurer, Dale Doucette, Faculty Advisor. With a membership of twenty-two, we had many interesting community proiects, some of which were, Muscular Dystrophy, Alsac Drives, football programs, Kiwanis Auctions, and ushering at Community Concerts. n J1- Key Clubber's decorated Christmas tree. Key Club skit at Thanksgiving rally Interclub meeting with Portland Kiwanis Club. Kegel-tes FRONT: M. McKenzie, Y. Cooke, J. Paradise, B. Black, J. Koenig. 2nd ROW: E. Sottery, D. Donatelli, A. Ray, M. A. Brooks, K. Stanhope, M. J. Donatelli, J. Paradise, J. Napolitano, L. Hilliard. 3rd ROW: L. Marzilli, D. Ratte, R. Mac- Donald, V. Maxfield, C. Thompson, W. Broomhall, A. Walsh, P. Scola. 4th ROW: J. Thompson, R. Johnson, W. Clark, K. Sweeney, L. McGorrill, M. Johnson, M. DiFiore, H. Warniello, D. Edgerly, D. Therrien. 5th ROW: S. Oransky, L. Reuter, S. Sell, C. Robinson, T. Brown, M. E. Bennett, H. Johnson, J. McElligott, S. Lyons, R. Redmond. , Keyettes f 3 PHS Keyettes experienced a very prosperous year. September found the Keyettes enthusiastically planning a Haunted House. Under the leadership of Jill Paradise, the club's dedicated President, the activity was a tre- Q mendous success. In fact, the proiect raised 5475. The next month Keyettes decided to give food baskets. December meant answering numerous letters to Santa ' Claus from area children. These were only a few proiects in which the Keyettes have been actively involved in serving the school and community. S 1 2 i The Great Pumpkin at the Halloween House. Frightened children leave the Halloween House in shock. Lauren Hilliard - the result of a bad accident. FRONT: Barbara Black, V.-Pres., Jill Paradise, Pres., Mrs. Gordius, Advi- sor. SECOND: Michele McKenzie, Rec. Sec'y, Yvette Cooke, Corres. Sec'y, Janet Koenig, Treas. At right, Helen Warniello, the real McCoy. 'Fw ., A ga? ff. wx? fs L M wr 'wh' X 273 + 4- J L ,,.3,,,,Qi,W X .,.H,,.--r -.,.sal ' l ..-v- Vx .,..-f- ' eff 8 WIA,-',,,,. A t -A 4- .- V liar, X.. . , , AW '3'f'2f'lTf45' ' f. 5 1 . ' . . - J 3 ' A .' R N,--' ...ui - 1. f .: ' P' 1 . 1 . . . - .- . ' Left to Righf: D. DiCrecchio, L. Blake, C. Sifemon, D. Lerman, R. Blackburn, J. Sullivan, B. Anderson, M. Anderson, B. Johnson, J. Pennc, S. Howell, D. Reynold. Inieraci. Pre-Med Clubs ...L 'fl PRE-MED CLUB: T. Brown, E. Daniels, K. Ridge, Y. Cooke, S. Kelly, Pres., D. Reynolds, M. Johnson, C. Swif1, H. Lawler, R. Dumond, L. Reuler, L. Esposito, M. Cummings, V. Maxfield, V. Grzyb, M. Oppedesono. 140 ii ... 2' Qiudeni Advisorg Board This year, the Totem was put out by a dedicated and imaginative staff. Many people worked long hours to put out the yearbook. At right are Co-Editors Janet Koenig and Jill Paradise. Totem Editorial Staff SENIOR SECTION EDITORS: Barbara Black, Mary Ellen Bennett, Ann Talbot, Merrie Matthews. lKathy Sweeney, missing from picturel Barbara Black, Jill Paradise, and Merrie Matthews work late at night. My contacs are killing me! -1 ,vw- ADVERTISING STAFF: Mary Ann Brooks, Debbie Therrien, Yvette Cooke, Mgr., Margaret Caprio, Mary Ann Caiola. Second Row: Linda Cohen, Sherry Sell, Margaret DiFiore, Tina Brown. Third Row: Joyce Hamilton, Valerie Grzyb, Jan Paradise, Louis Esposito. SUBSCRIPTION STAFF: Linda Cohen, Sherry Sell, Mgr., Judy Osher, Jan Paradise. Standing: Yvette Cooke, Tina Brown, Margaret DiFiore. 44 wi I , rf fig Phoiographers Tom Nunes. David Joy. John Zeitman. Business Deparimeni N Jay Hibbard. ,Q- - 3' A -V1-Ef1i1'?l't22Y5122VSb22Y?111?W15L,,Y:f? ,,x3 .,' fwii 5 333. 'L If., .'fl'..gQp'P,'l ,Qekgfi L ff ' ' H Z 'wifi 423-as if f2?'fif9'.-fi' .. V, A i ' 1 fy gg Ag Mgr' , , swam ,Q U V , ,fizfw Y f, :' '.J' Ti - 3 V ' L A ,, , 5 V. , Hfvfw ' M' M31 ci A 1- sss f K 'mu vw- Allan Davis, Business Manager. Vernon Reynolds and John Carter. A P V. ' xn, M5 V I ' 'I' Qefs v g L nf .gg kiwfwn' W, xg -V4 rr t '4' rf ,H rf rw' Q g A in V' .1 1 s M2-.Q,f.a., 3 ' Deadlines! Deadlines! 5.0 AJ up . My ,.- Q V Disaster Strikes! Merrie Mathews types a page A Caught in the act! , 1. ,, ff .-j1s1,r'ff1- ',..' X . W' A , if ,ff ,, fa'ci'. it . 'im f 14 i,A.f-K-- ',,-f ',tw' A thought is born. Sherry Sell has a snack. 46 FRONT: H. Branz, Co-Editors D. Therrien and M. Lawler, J. Camp, B. Black. SECOND: P. Brown, E. Romanoff, J. Reuter, M. DiFiore, M. McKenzie, J. Zeitman. THIRD: M. E. Bennett, M. Matthews, A. Talbot, J. Osher, M. Hutchins. The Apooalgpse!!! One of the biggest events taking place in the literary The reaction of the student body was overwhelming department this year was the emergence of a new and throughout the year student participation in produc- school paper, The APOCALYPSE. Along with the super- ing this paper improved. vision of Mrsf Ridge and the backing of the staff, the The APOCALYPSE Editors and staff hope that they co'-editors succeeded in producing a monthly newspa- have accomplished their goal: to set a sound foundation Per- for future publications. Marguerite Lawler and Jay Hibbard look over an edition. Debbie Therrien interviews David King for a story. John Zeitman ran the darkroom with an iron hand. Mike Anderson uses the enlarger for his prints. Photographg Club At last Portland High School is equipped with a dark- room. Although in its second year of existence, the PHS Photography Club did not really get under way until this year. Guided efficiently by the photography abilities of John Zeitman, a great number of students became aware of the interesting field of photography. Students were taught the basic photography skills which include developing film, printing, and developing photographs. In addition, some unusual photography effects were tried. It was a good beginning for the Photography Club and it will undoubtedly attract more students next year. in i -,ui Mary Ann Bourque removes the finished product from the dryer 4 FRONT ROW: Jan Paradise, Janet Koenig. SECOND ROW: Debbie Therrien, Matthew Hutchins, Meredith Matthews, Barbara Black. THIRD ROVW John Zeitman, Jill Paradise, Kathy Sweeney, Yvette Cooke. FOURTH ROW: John Carter, Marguerite Lawler, Ed Romanoff, Mary Ellen Bennett. g Bg-Liners' Club The By-Liners' Club is on honorary press club for J those iuniors and seniors who have contributed to the field of iournalism. This year, requirements for accept- ance included hord work on the TOTEM or the APOCA- LYPSE. Membership in the club is limited to twenw-five ond is not continuous from year to year. The club's member- ship changes each year. Communications Commit-tee 55: ' Left to Right: Jan Paradise, Mathew Hutchins, Ann Talbot, Chris Dinan and Janet Koenig M th Team Front row: L. Klailc, W. Smith, J. Paradise, J. Osher, L. Reuter, H. Branz, A. Talbot, Back Row: K. Erico, D. Lermon, K. Silver B. Schwartz, R. Ayers, E. Waecker, and R. Laing Q lt Jr. Red Cross Front Left to Right: Barbara Black Margaret DiFiore iPres.l Second Row: Marguerite Lawler Wendy Clark Pat Kendrick Jan O'WriI Third Row: Janice Camp Tina Brown Cathy Ridge Mary Johnson Fourth Row: Ruby MacDonald Pat Johnson Shevaun Kelly Cindy Whitney Eileen Daniels Fifth Row: Barbara Horr Rita Johnson Phyllis Schola Anne Walsh Bonnie Chait FTA Left to Right: Janet Brown Bonnie Chait Pat Kendrick Cathy Sweeny Ruby MacDonald Michele McKenzie 'Yi' Cadets Left fo Right: C. Thompson L. Curran M. Warren B. Waterhouse B. Nason S. Nason D. Billingslea R. Brown E. Waterhouse Chorus D. Adams M. Trencher B. Caron C. Doucette S. Pendleton M. Smyth C. Chasse M. Horr 4-4- andid :--'ff S WE WANT A VICTORYIII Good times at the zoo. Z! X Les 'Q f ,.,eJ,'7 J L L Rf 1 gg1f:i3?? F? Ffa! K f ll, ' Futu re career girls. M l r 1 6 in 55 .1 -- I -14- f No I'm sorry, but all The MAD magazines have been taken out by Mr. Wallace. - X . HW 3 ffffl Of N, .S . Y, , .M f oirfllgf - 5 by .il a.-' .Q Ka ,ng . Arif? ' R 5 1 Eileen Paquefle - PHS Girls' Table Tennis Champ. Merry Merrie? I , Oh, fo be in lovel Under every exterior is a patriotic soul. 154 x I K, ., K K I ,,,.,. ' Q ff 5 V + I W N-5 - V 2 - s -1 .,,. f. -W if 2 1 'f wi W , N ' - T ftuiw . , ' , 1 +4 2 ' Milf ',LL,-, ' 'f . ' mf.. 2 1 . , K 4 E K . K 1, K K KK KKK K K-: R . 7 i , KW . f s. ,K KK ,K Y K Wy, S 1 . Q K' ' ' ,:., ?:T1 h' I' v ' av- 6 l Who is the mystery man behind the iron mask? wi up ,. new 'f ' -+W......,......AV, ., , --ml 'T Yi Q Oh my Godl This is the paddy wagon. x Here come the Animals! You know, I really like this new green nail polish UHF f 2 Helpl My finger is stuck. 1 llll . My .mme-mf M' ,w...f.5.,,,,e.-+.,Lf W. - 'fe .4 . Who1's a friend for if not to help you when you have a bloody nose? Oh, lei if burnl Like if 'flfofa' l'm going to hit the ball with my headl fm ,kw- Bomb scare - '72 Who let her out of her cage? The Lighl Side 0? PHS 1972 - 1973 Will the real John Zeitmon please stand up? Af lefl, Only formal attire is allowed at PHS. Ho! Ho! Ho! Child Brutalifyl Y Mother never fold me about Ultra Brite Say Cheese! 60 Hikers stop for lunch at the top of Mt. Eisenhower. Peggy Profenno and Jill Paradise entertain Sheila Walsh, Teen Age Express'd Reporter from Falmouth. Soccer players wait anxiously for a chance to show their stuff on the field. As the crowd cries, Redmond, sink it in .. , 3 A M W - N. mf, k AU , RMK ,M J, .1p.n,wy rl ., 4 .4 . KMA' s 5, 1. .X .. .,, y-Q V.. I, f,-, v hi ,- RI'i-AFmA'x-31555 fig? Wig Vjwfj' , , . Y -J -A ff, 5 Tq,' ' ,ff 2 if , , 2 -isxsjf? ' L- i ' ' A , - Y' J -Y 1, W4 ,Y i fan-,Q vf- 37 - QQ- A, -- The Big Line-Up - 1973 vi-aim' W.: Russia's competition in the 1976 Olympics. in, Hove you go! school spirii? Good question! N :,'fz-Q., xf? Qi 4I.:flf:X Hi, everybody! I'm Steve Hanson! Who are you? or V Q What are you doing Friday night? I'm not busy.' 'N-. M 'f-s- MM. Let me see now. What goodies are in my purse? If only I'd enrolled in Mrs. Schmidt's typing class 162 7 K 1 That some old feeling. This ammonium chlorate is delicious. Y Is this the alternate to the demerit system? Come buck later. You caught me at o bod time. Oh, Mr. Gribbin, you're dreamyl lNaw can I have an A?l Well, do I qualify for the Girls' Gymnastic Team? The Hairy Ape Story, a new motion picture starring Debbie Lerman My ..--we L I P ' f N12 H wh, N If's hard to pick my teeth with my mihen on! Catch me if you can! 2 3 , 1 fi , wif - 4-h V ,J U X X if , . . f A--N., 1 N. i M Why is if I suddenly wish I were fwo inches Tall? 166 4 K To our adveriizers and pairons THANK YOU for cas+ing your bread upon our waier. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ahlquis+ Becky Bar'l'leH Barbara Black Mr. and Mrs. Louis Black Mr. and Mrs. Pefer Burke and PaH'y Mrs. M. Pa+ricia Bur+ David L. Bur+on Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Bur+on Timo+hy E. Burfon Mr. and Mrs. Paul Callisfa Mr. and Mrs. John P. Conroy Mr: and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cooke George Doher+y John G. Donahue Maureen J. Donahue Class of 7I Mr. and Mrs. John G. Donovan Miss Teresa Donovan Class of 72 Mr. Lyman S. Dunnell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Gordius Miss Mary Grace Class of 69 Mr. and Mrs. Mar+in E. Greely Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Guerra Mr. and Mrs. Alber+ J. GuerreHe Mrs. Carola C. Gufhrie Mr. and Mrs. C. Wal'rer Hansen Mr. and Mrs. George Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hibbard Jay Hibbard Mr. Theodore C. Holmes Mr. Fred James Miss Barbara Johnson Miss Teresa E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Jones Jane+ Koenig Mr. and Mrs. John Koenig Paul Koenig Mrs. Ru+h Leave++ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Levi+an John Lipps Class of 75 Mr. and Mrs. Salvaiore A. Marzilli Merrie MaHhews Frances McDermo++ Dr. and Mrs. Leo J. McDermo++ Susan McDermo++ Mr. and Mrs. John McDouough Mr. Allan S. Palais Jan Paradise Jill Paradise Jon Paradise Julie and Joyce Paradise Dr. and Mrs. Noel Paradise Mrs. Ruby Paradise Mr. Ronald Pierson Mr. John Pope Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Reiche Mrs. Francis E. Ridge Mrs. William T. Ridge Ed Romanoff Mr. Edward Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Neil Talienio Mrs. Barbara Tisdale Debbie Therrien Mr. and Mrs. David Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Walsh Mr. and Mrs. William Wilcox Miss Barbara Wohlers PATRCNS 70 W vegotove, 300 good, steady gob CZ ,kv -w.,A - 1 - mu if Sv ,Q .X uns. 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QLLUJSSF llll jyylm S5 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS PROGRAMS Business Administration Accounting Data Processing and Computer Programming Business Education lTeacher Trainingl Senior Bookkeeping Medical Secretary IBM Secretary Executive Secretary One or two year courses for students with or without previous business training. Transfer degree programs. Southern Maine's only business school with a computer in the classroom -the IBM 360. Located in the heart of Maine's largest city. For complete information write Plus-Gray's, 477 Congress St. Portland or call 772-0196. Nationally Accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Business Schools as a Two-Year School of Business Compliments of FROST MIMEOGRAPH 266 Middle Street Portland, Maine 773-7284 F NDCD V H NRY , PORT I,ANI1MAINF. 'ru JA Gun 'rv Mum Pnotccfs vou iiivs n o 5 FREE tudent Checking Casco offers. high school and college stu- dents a chance to have a free checking account - no minimum balance to worry about and no service charge. Make all the- deposits you want and write all the checks you want. The only thing we ask is that your parents or guar- dian also have a checking account at Casco. Come in and sign up at any Casco office. 'Z- Casco Bank Sr Trust Were always thinking... PORTLAND SEBAGO OIL 8: ICE COMPANY 302 Commercial SI'ree+ Por+IancI Maine 04I I I FueI Oil-Burner Service PORTLAND NEWS CO. 270 Wesfern Avenue Soufh PorIIancI Your source for every paperback need LOUIS MACK CO. INC. 36 Union S+reeI Por'I'Iand, Maine CompIimen+s of Pine Tree Paper Co., Inc. Maine's Leading Sporting Goods Store James Bailey Company SPORTS EQUIPMENT T0 SPORTSWEAR COMPLETE ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS 264 Middle St. PORTLAND, ME. 774-6635 ESTABLISHED IE54 .fafua beaming Qompany LUMBER-BUILDING MATERIALS 383 CEIMMERCIAL STREET EL 772 6505 ROUND SOUARES CongraI'uIa+es +I1e Class of I973 L. A. LAROCHELLE, INC. 204 Commercial Street Portland, Maine Men's Wear and Shoes th place for the lively ones? Strictly zero cool . . . where all th fashion-minded juniors ill make th scene to switched-on hopp nings. It Cl store within a store . . . a place t meet'n mix . . . to browse and feel at home. PORTEOUS MITCHELL AND BRAUN CO. BRIGHTON AVENUE I PHARMACY TIE HIEIIEG.. vt wk wk gy! lrmng3I!!?!....... 183 Brighton Avenue 'heme PORTLAND 2: 12 MAINE ONE HOUR MARTINIZING FREE DELIVERY At Longfellow Sq., Portland, Maine Hours 8:00 A. M. - 9 P. M. Daily 7729342 8:OQ A. M, , 6 pt M, Sunday At Bradleos. Westbrook, Maine 854-8323 BEST WISHES to the The Class of 1972 MILK DIVISION ' ' ' ICE CREAM DIVISION 349 Park Avenue QUGIIIY Dany Produds Smce 7846 135 Walton Street Portland, Maine Portland, Maine 774-9361 774-4592 75 rf? 'FW 1 wif? Ma, U Sine fponinaus New Englond's Leading Portrait and Yearbook Photographers HARMON THE FLORIST GIHS and An+iques Bes+ Wishes PORTLAND LUMBER 'Q lSland of Refremmen OPEN ALL YEAR Roufe Jifl Sou'l'h Porfiand Con gra+ula+ions +o +he Class of I973 Circus Time Po+a+o Chip Company -it All Those Cute Sf I On All Those Cute Girls I . I Are From imvwm Hmhwm 492 Cong F955 Sfreef Poriland STORE HOURS Mon. thlul Flul.n IOAM - 9 'PN Salundayr WAN-651 I GIANT PLAZA WATERMAN omve scum PORTLAND, MAINE 0 NATIONALLY KNOWN LADIES' HIGH FASHION, FIRST QUALITY SHOES '- FEATURING CAPEZIO I FAMOUS MAKE, FIRST QUALITY LADIES APPAREL ' MEN'S WELL KNOWN SHOES AND FURNISHINGS Savings to 50W and more!! Yi 1 FREE AUTUIATIO TRANSMISSION Brlnilgllirvulzeh To The Fadory PIIRIIAND TRANSMISSION u mu. se. Pill!! 714-ICM -. - 2 Q HALL STAMP 81 COIN CO. Village Green IFormerIy Casco Bank ArcadeI 477 Congress Sf. Porfland. Maine S+amps and Coins Bought Sold. and Appraised To Coin a phrase- Come in and SI'amD around. Congrafulafions Gradua+ing Class of I973 DIRIGO DISTRIBUTORS I-IIGH FASHION HEAD TO TOE Compliments of 7-R I VANTINES STUDIO , OF MAINE, INC. I 661 CONGRESS STREET :: PORTLAND, MAINE Telephone 773-7919 SI'eeIe Drug SIore 947 Congress SI'ree'r Por+Iand, Maine WILLIAM S. WEINER, B.S., R.PH. - Free Delivery SI'ore - 773-5800 CompIimen+s of EASTERNOIL CORPORATION 27 Porfland S+reeI' Por+Iand, Maine P. J. MERRILL SEAFOOD, INC. Woodfords Square PORTLAND - MAINE W W 4 Z Q Z f Z Q X 6 Z MAINE SAVINGS BANK 15 Casco Street, Portlandg Branches at Mill Creek. Pine Tree, North Gate and Falmouth Shopping Centers3Memb91' F-D-I-C W f Telephone 207 774'O972 Compliments of D.E. Barra Co. 40 Portland Street Telephone 773-6921 LEVINSKY'S NEW ENGLAND ARMY SUPPLY CO. Sizes For Big and Tall Men SEAFARER NAVY UNIFORMS Custom Furniture 278 CONGRESS STREET . at INDIA smear Reupholstermg PORTLAND, MAINE ALL TYPE SHEET METAL AND ROOFING The Casco Printing Company W H DEMMONS 322 COMMERCIAL STREET PORTLAND, MAINE PRINTERS - LITHOCRAPHEPIS PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPOSITION ART and LAYOUT SERVICE P104 Mlddle St' F. w. WALLY DEMMONS T Ortlandf Mame RUTH B. FARRINC-'I'oN 774 0107 Tel. NO. 778-4795 Breakfast ancl Lunch GERRY'S LUNCHEONETTE Hours 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. BRUNI'S MARKET 122 Washington Avenue 4I9 Congress S+. Portland, Me. Phone 774-8978 774-8606 Portland, Maine Compliments of Buclgel' Rent-A-Car Portland 774-I40l T7 ..-gf., R glstered J I A I Gem Socl fy JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS TREASURE CHEST DIAMONDS She expects the vary finest. Give her Genuine Treas- ure Chest Diamonds priced from 575.00 only from Springer's af 580 Congress Street. Portland. , E. J. BEAULIEU AND SONS, OWNERS TOMMY'S HARDWARE MAINE HEADQUARTERS FOR SKIN DIVERS Sole - Rent - Service - Refills DIVING EQUIPMENT and COMPRESSED AIR STATION Professional Diver On Hand To Advise 273 CONGRESS STREET 772-5357 HAY 8: PEABUDY PORTLAND - SCARBOROUGH simon 11 511 Qrrr QIIIICGIIIIILUSWEIII First in fuels, service, and heating equipment for homes, commerce and industry. 84 COMMERCIAL STREET' PORTLAND '7 R r . wspape A Your digg ne K You Q01 'ea 19111500 h fever NLE W 6 10133 Qian ENDS ' A 1311111111111 BITKK lilvfalb Q EVENING EXPRESS Q iiluiuv sllllhilil 5141111111111 GMM UW 502 Congress S+ree'I' Porfland, Maine Millcreek Shopping Cenfer Sou+h Porfland, Maine Nor+h Gaie Shopping Cenfer Porfland, Maine Maine Mall Soufh Por+land, Maine Telephone 772-5658 Es+ablished I9 I 3 L. L. MARSHALL COMPANY 29 Exchange Sfreef Por+Iand, Maine Oakhursi' Dairy 364 Foresi' Avenue Telephone 774- I 42 I E C Fels Company lnc. O 390 Presumpscot St. Fire, Police and Satety Equipment Portland- Maine Ventilating 403-405 Fore Street . I Portland, Maine 041 'I 'I Heahng Power P gms We service the Portland School System Compliments +0 ,she Merrill St. Market Class ot 73 From Groceries Beverages . Italian and Meatball Sandwiches Pallotta Oil Co. 7l Merrill St. l42 Presumpscot Street Tel. 774-343' All Forms ot Insurance Personal and Commercial 774-6257 84 Congfess Sm' wooDwoRTH AND CLARK Portland, Maine Breggy's Oil Company 309 Cumberland Ave. Portland, Maine M Pgvsl-com : E, SELTZER SL RYDHOLM DISTRIBUTCRS, INC. BOTTLERS OF PEPSI-COLA AND SEVEN-UP 250 CANCO ROAD 0 PORTLAND, MAINE 04103 0 TEL- 773-4258 Fine Quailty Foods for more than a Century 9 Hilltop Market 135 CONGRESS STREET Portland - Maine ANGELONE'S PIZZERIA ELM ICE 81 OIL 30 WASHINGTON AVE. tel. 773-5691 60 gal. furnace oil - 811.00 N. Ciccomancini Tel. 774-7411 Specializing in 0 Interior Remodeling 0 Custom-made Kitchen Cabinets 0 Formica-ceramic 8. Floor Covering 0 Furniture Repairing 16 Wilson Street Portland, Maine 04101 Breggy's Pizza 8: Sandwiches 89 Congress Street Munioy Hill Tel. 772-9320 CARR BROTHERS COMPANY INC. WHOLESALE FOOD and PRODUCE INSTITUTIONAL 8. FROZEN FOODS 217 COMMERCIAL STREET Portland, Maine Z dif f , ' f ., 141W uf, , , M ff lygffgyff, I V, gm M, , , ,fgyf I ,,,, , fl . If ffliaaw ' ' 6 ' i , 1, 1 V ' ' ' W W, 751.4 'lwfwaf ,f , ww . , f V, VW, fy a , JW, f McDonaId,s is Your Kind of Place! STOP IN TO SEE US TODAY AT THE GOLDEN ARCHES fx Locafed a+ 95 Main Slreel' Ll U E Weslbrook, Me. Be Independent Applications are now being accepted Seniors apply directly for Your Scholarship FIEFRES PlERRE's SCHOOL or BEAUTY cuLruRE K H. 655-659 CONGRESS STREET - 774-1913 Q Nationally accredited Conveniently locoied on ground floor PlvoiPoin1School LONGFELLOW SQUARE Approved for Sludenl loans Monumenl' Square Complimenh Dry Cleaners Inc. o I7 Monumenf Square Mmerls 772 9482 Greenhouses Harry S. Levine PHS l950 Compliments of Chaplin Cadillac - Olds i LD5MOBl Service is our 'First concern Route I at Depot Road Falmouth, Maine ATHERTON'S Fine Furniture Since 1898 930 Brighton Avenue GOING PLACES? THEN GO BY YELLUW CAB 772 - 6564 Service is 6 Way of nn! 333 St. John Street, Portland - 942 Main Street, Westbrook Also Lewiston, Biddeford, and Damcriscotto . S 334 0 lv' 'Ov 2335+ the arllsa ns fl! gil, N1 vi, f ' ffl Lf! fbi 1 lBaCk of uliif ' Dexter Shoel fq-. ,Q Tel. 772-5522 I A l'5 Cra its Merrill Transport Co. ' if' I037 Forest Ave. Hobby Supplies 194 SW' Tender Crust I+'s Baked in +he I NISSEN TRADITION Over a Quarler Cen+ury of Service BIIIKS X -kWheeI AIignmen+ i-Brake Service RIDLON'S INC. I I I Anderson S+ree+ 773-2877 1129 FOREST AVENUE PORTLAND, MAINE 04103 797-9747 Au+hen+ic English SI'yle Fish and Chips fealuring Fried Chicken and Fried Maine Clams also Shrimp and Scallops. A FRIEND Co ngra'rula'rions Class of '73 From 'rhe KeyeHes Di Pl ETRO'S Italian Sandwiches 8. Meatball Sandwiches WILHELMSEN CONCRETE FEDERAL Wonderful World of . Eooos 674 B d9t0 ' Road PORTLAND - WTNDHAM - BRIDGTON Westbrook, Maine Coca Cola C B Bottling Plants, Inc. asfozffflfges 650 Maink Street Portland, Maine South Portland, Maine Coke - Tab - Fresca l 1 iZ1l1 OCEAN STREET CAR WASH ALL BRAND VACUUM All Washes Include FREE WAX Sales and Service Now a Superior Exterior W6Sh Sl-25 694 Forest Ave. Open 8-5 5l Ocean St. So. Portland Penland' Maine 04'03 swam Cleaning Telephone 772-3744 fi Congratulations Graduates' to serve you with school A It's been a pleasure supplies Don't forget us when you're li MR. SHORT HRNARVMDI successful big businessmen 81 women Loring Short 81 Harmon Monument Square, Portland QW 2 un federal Souh Portan , anne mit 6, faY':'9S Telephone 1207i 775-5843 561 C G S 445 C SS 5 54 C R 374 M M PORTLAND PORTLAND SOUTH PORTLAND SOUTH PORTLAND M 04l0l M O4lll M 04106 M 04105 GEORGE'S DELICATESSEN 235 Federal Sf. 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