Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1974 volume:

v nio ias Crane pabllc Lftrar. C Quincy, Mass, i P r DEDICATION Dedication can be described as devotion to someone or something, and is found in many forms. There are two people within Quincy High School who have especially lived up to any connotation of dedication that has been found. These two people are presently teaching and have been teaching at QHS for over twenty-five years. Within these twenty-five years they have patiently taught and worked with students, giving the best they have had to offer. Teaching is not just standing at the front of the classroom lecturing. It is working with the individual students to help them straighten their own ideas and problems. Teaching is helping pupils to see the value of knowledge and how to use this knowledge to its fullest in making their lives more rewarding. Teaching is not beginning the job at 8.00 A.M. and ending it at 2:30 that afternoon. It is giving up leisure hours to work with a student who needs extra help in his studies or just to talk with someone who needs a listening ear. Two teachers in our school have most often demonstrated these characteristics and have done so outstandingly as teachers and compassionately as people. We, the members of the Senior Class, therefore dedicate GOLDENROD 1974 to them and wish them much good fortune for their future. 4 Mr Russell Raynor Mr. Russell Rayner has been teaching at Quincy High School for 34 years. His first year of teaching was in room 303 where he still teaches today. According to Mr. Ray- ner, his room is the only thing that hasn't changed. Mr. Ray- ner's first goal was to become a Math teacher, however, due to an overabundance at the time, switched to Physics and attained his masters in the subject from Brown University. Mr. Rayner feels that his students today are more knowledgeable and sophisticated than those in the past. He attributes this partly to television which he feels in many ways has increased the learning rate of students but it has also restricted their imagination and creativity. To learn and to find new knowledge is a great ex- perience and Mr. Rayner encourages his pupils to strive to gain these on their own initiative. On weekends and holidays Mr. Rayner enjoys biking, hiking and swimming near his cottage in Maine where he and his squaw will someday retire. Before this, how- ever, we wish him many more enjoyable classes. Mrs. Kdlhorme Myatt Mrs. Myatt who first came to Quincy High School 27 years ago, is our enthusiastic Latin teacher. She attended Trinity College in Washington D C. and majored in both Latin and English. During her first four years at QHS, she taught Latin. She is very active in Latin Club programs. Her activities include Bake Sales to raise a Latin Scholarship, dinner at Walsh's for the Latin Club members and out of sheer generosity, cook-outs in the summer at her home in Canton. Her terrific personality and great sense of humor has made her a favorite among the students of Quincy High. Over the years of teaching at QHS, she has taken part in Page and Stage, been an advisor of a yearbook, been a member of the Newswriter's Club and along with Mr. Rayner, was in charge of a class day one year Her many years at QHS and her genuine interest in students is and will be remembered and appreciated, now and in the future. 5 Mr lloyd Creighton, Principal Administration Mr. Lawrence Babin, Director 6 7 Mr, Gene Macomber. Asst, to the Principal Dear Graduate: Certainly, Congratulations is the thought for the day and is appropriate for each and every one of you. The phrase it is hard to be a teenager today has become so ingrained in our conventional wisdom that it has all but taken on the status of folklore. However, as I have had occasion to observe and be with you, the class of 1974, it seems to me that the vast majority of you are wholesomely unaware that being a teenager today is supposed to be a difficult plight. At about the time you were entering junior high school, student militarism became commonplace on college and high school campuses, and we, here in Quincy, were not completely spared. As you grew and matured, you had an opportunity to weight in the balance the activities and actions of those who were seemingly bent on destroying the school as a social institution. If you had followed the lead of the most militant. I'm sure that our world, our thoughts and your aspirations would be much different than they are now as you anticipate com- mencement. Possibly, the more skeptical among you are thinking: I doubt it! The world and the school is just the same as it was and nothing I can do will change it. Well, I don't think so. Your quiet, one-by-one rejection of a life style of discord as demonstrated to those of us who have been privileged to know and to work with with and for you, that teenagers, high school students, are a mature, and articulate group of young Americans. For all of you, graduation this June should be viewed as but the first of countless commencements yet to come. Commencement need not be limited to graduating from school. Better understood, com- mencement should be seen as the opportunity to meet each new task and job with quenchless enthusiasm. Lawrence P. Creedon Superintendent of Schools 8 Mr. Maurice Daley Mr. lohn Osterman Assistant Superintendants Mr. William Phinney Mr. Arthur Woodward Co-Ordinator of Secondary Schools LfiSu Mr. Macomber advisor. Carl Awed, Betsy Hamburger, Patti Mulligan, and Ginny Welch. Senior Class Officers Carl Awed President Betsy Hamburger Vice-President Patti Mulligan Treasurer Ginny Welch Secretary BOY'S STATE-Doug Gentry. Kenny Tutunpan, 8arry Gilbert. Gary Miller. Steve Lawlor, and Steve Nolan 8arry Gilbert-Jewish War Veteran's Award AWARDS Steve lawlor-Jewish War Veteran's Award Girl's State-Betsy Hamburger, loanne Foye. Deb D'Olimpio Ken lutunpan-Elks Leadership Award Patricia A. Desmond Q ACADEMIC Stephen M lawlor VT 10 Gary Miller VT Denise McDevitt Q DISTINCTION Daniel S. Smith Q Stephen E Nolan Q Arlene McKeeman Q Bruce Riddick VT 11 Stephen Svizzero VT ACADEMIC Susan L. Vinal Q Charles Roifo VT DISTINCTION Ethel Wean VT Roger Tirrell VT loanne Tribble Q 12 Gregory Zacchine VT Deborah Zubris VT Betsy Hamburger Donna Stevens Book Award Marlene Fantuccio National Merit AWARDS 13 wn2 DMCO 14 Miss Siern 15 Mr. Baillargeon Mr. Gheradi lia Is she still looking at me? That big Huh? I've heard of dish pan hands but this is ridiculous' Simon Says These damn flics' I think it's spearmint Alun' Hubbd. Hubba e PDIF s EM 1 An 80 and two 70's For What? Aron'I You glad you use dial . Don't you Wish everybody did How big? This big! Class Inseparables Class Athletes THE WIZARD or OZL- STARftiMG STEVE KALUS MAALEME FANJTv;cc.HI0 Class Flirts Class Geniuses Best All Around Seniors Class Angels Best Personality Most Friendly Class Individualists Class Politicians Class Musicians Done Most For Senior Class « DO 73 r m A FONN'f THlN HAPPCNEb ON THCUJAS TO THf PO«.JN « )1AR ClilUb WAUMG � bieve OA.IOLA Class Wits Best Dressed M9ITO - How to succeeo iu susin ess WITHOUT RgALLy TRyiN'G St AAik G 8ersy I4AM6UR6ER a«co KeMNfy Tirn uj an %' Most Likely To Succeed Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others. Even the dull and ignorant, they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others you may become vain and bitter, for there will always be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble, it is a real possession in the changing fortune of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is, many persons strive for high ideals and everywhere life is full of heroism Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love, for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars, you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe if unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep pace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Max Ehrmann 29 30 Nexi the gall bladder. Friendly Lillie Discussion Vould you believe we're from Norih Fire Drill. 32 ■ • |M Seniors I We've come to watch to sit and stare, to find out who we are. If we don't know each other it doesn't matter, we've shared a lot of friends and moments. We really hope to all our friends you never forget who you knew. For if we see each other on the street warm hellos are better than just a stare.. 33 Ann Mario Antoine Nurse's Assistant Howard Arons Dobra Armstrong Leslie Ashfield Debbie Q Club 1 Color Guard J Carol Austin Majorette 1,2.3 Carl Awed Football 1,2,3 Student Council 3 Senior Class President leanne Bowen FNA 1.2,3 Q Club 1.2,3 Crystal Bragg Crystal Meth Robert Boyle Bob Hockey Team 1,2,3 Soccer Team 1,2,3 Prom Committee Barbara Braveman Barbie Cheerleader Co-Captain Cheryl Brazell Anne Mane Briggs Robert Brodeur What do you mean, we didn't have to take notes?! Kathleen 8rown Kathy Q Club Tri Hi Y Steven Burke Burkie football 1,2,} Spring Track 1,2,3 Winter Track 3 Chorr 2; Glee Club 1,2 Donna Brugge Kathleen Bruno Kathy Field Hockey 1 Basketball 1 David Buttomer Paul Canmff lean Casanova Spider Band 1,2; Pres, 3 Q Club 1,2; Color Guard 1 Dawna Cappola Yearbook; Nurses Office VlCA; Vice-President i H Robin Carrera Football 1,2,3 Baseball 1 Cynthia Cardarelli Q Club; Tn Hi Y Michele Carroll Mickey Q Club 1,3; Track 2 Cheerleading 2 Paula Choquette Scoop Mixed Glee Club I Q-Club 1 Concert Choir 2,} Student Council 2 Student Council Treasurer 3 Student Union 3 NHS-President Yearbook Staff 3 Robynne Ciccone Doreen Congdon Flor Gymnastics 1. 3 Softball 1.3 Deborah Conley Carol Connolly Q-Club 1.2.3 Tri-Hi-y 2.3 Student Council 2,3 lunior Class Sec. Spanish Club 1 ATS 3 Eileen Connell Leen Q-Club 1 Yearbook Staff 3 NHS Mary Conti Michael Cook Mike Susan Cook Sue AFS French Club Ski Club Voice Staff Cheryl Cooper Bunny DECA Maureen Corcoran Robert Corley lames Coughlin Jim Tops Magazine 1, 2 Yearbook 3 Cynthia Cox Cm Colorguard 1,2,3 Girls Glee Club 1 Mixed Glee Club 2 Concert Choir 3 Q Club I Paul Craig Craiga Basketball 1 Baseball 1,2,3 Susan Craig Susie Tn Hi Y 2,3 Girls Track Q Club FNA Yearbook Karen Crane Calhleen Cratly Ann Cronin lanet Crowe Crowbar Student Union I Student Council I Student Faculty I V.I.C.A. 1,2,3 QClub 1,3 Girls' Football 1,3 Michael Cullen Cul Soccer 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball I Kevin Cully Hockey 2,3 Dora Dais John Daley lack Valerie Dalton Val Gymnastics 2 Library Staff 1,2,3 Maria Dano AFS 1,2,3 Concert Choir 2,3 Mixed Glee Club 1 German Club 2,3 Page and Stage 2,3 Tops Magazine 2 Girls Field Hockey 3 Martha Dano Marty Vova Darrow Choir 2,3 Secretary of Choir Library Staff Pres. Girl's Glee Club 10 Mixed Glee Club 11 Janet Dauphinee Dauph Future Nurses Club Q-Club 1,2 Field Hockey 1 Charlene De Angelis Glee Club 1 Q-Club 1,3 Yearbook 3 Voice 3 Tri-hi-y 3 lady Kung Fu Lucille De Bartolo Lou Work Study 2,3 Lorraine De Coste Skullle Band 2,3 Orchestra 2 Stage Band 2,3 Basketball 1.2,3 Field Hockey 1,2,3 Softball 1,2,3 Football 3 Rifle Club 2.3 Bowling 1 Renee De Gust Track 1,2,3 Work Study 3 Sandra Del Dotto Gary De lorio Hockey 1 Cross Country 1,2,3 Track 1.2,3 Maryanne De Luca Yearbook 3 Latin Club 2.3 Mixed Glee Club 2 Girl's Glee Club 1 AFS Glenn De Paulo Forehead Michael DePolo Mike Track 2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 Voice 3 Kimal Derbes Kim Football 1,2,3; Track 1,3 ROTC 1,2,3 Patricia Desmond Patty, Pat Concert Choir 2 Mixed Glee Club 1 Latin Club 1,2,3 Tops Magazine 2 National Honor Society David DiBona Dave Football 1,2 Cross Country 3 Winter Track 1,2,3 Spring Track 1,2,3 Michael DiBona Laura DiCarlo lames DiChristofaro Jim Library StaTf 1. AFS 1 Page Stage 1 Concert Choir 2,3 Mixed Glee Club 1 Cynthia DiCenzo Cindy Gymnastics 2,3 Office Asst 1,2,3 Voice 3 Rossana DiCenzo Office Asst. Michael DiCesare Margaret Dmeen peggy Robert DiPietro Bob Soccer I Gymnastics 1,2.3 NHS Treasurer Yearbook Prom Committee Student Council Francis DiSalvio Frank Basketball 1 Baseball 1,2,3 Susan DiSalvio Tn Hi S 2,3 Q Club 1,2.3 Girls Football 3 No more autographs today, girls. Charles Djerf Charlie Baseball 1,23 Track 23 Soccer 2 Deborah D'Olimpio Basketball 1 Field Hockey 1,2,3; Captain Softball 1 Ice Hockey 2 Page and Stage 2,3 German Club 1; AFS 1,2,3; Pres. Student Council 2,3; Vice Pres. Concert Choir 2,3 Mixed Glee Club 1 Rita D'Olimpio Tri Hi Y 2.3 Girls Glee Club I Student Council 3 Prom Committee Alfredo Donato Al Chess Club 2,3 Latin Club 2,3 Frederick Donahue Eddie Football 3 Track 2,3 Basketball 3 Robert Donovan Bob Judith Doyle Judy r Constance Dracoules Connie Stephen Doste Steve Chess Club 3 Stephen Doucette Douce Chess Club 2.3 Latin Club 1,2,3 Carol Doyle Debbie Doyle Susan Doyle Open Sesame Robert Duffy Sharlene Dubois Sha Susan Drew Nancy Dryer Fred Colorguard Silvina Faiella Ve Tops Magazine 2 field Hockey 3 Volley Ball 1 Yearbook 3 Latin Club 1,2,3 NHS Marlene Fantucchio Math Team 1,2,3 Math Club 3 Yearbook 3 German Club 1,2,3 Latin Club 1,2 NHS r r Gail Feeney Anne Flavin French Club 2,J Student Council 2 Student Union 2; Sec Yearbook loan no Faye loy Student Union 3 Student Council Tops Magazine 1,2 Girls State James French Jimmy Football 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2.3 My coloring book must be here somewhere Sandra Furman Sandy Girls Glee Club 1 Elizabeth Gallagher Liz Cheerleader Tn Hi Y Q Club Barry Gilbert Student Council Student Union President Student Union Page and Stage 2,3 literary Magazine Staff Yearbook Staff Q.H.S. WBZ FM spokesman Chess Club Angus Gilmore ludy Gilmore Suzanne Glassman Frederick Glennon Fred Soccer 1,2,3 Gymnastics 1,2,3 Lucilio Grappi Lucy french Club I Literary Magazine 3 Girl's Glee Club I Concert Choir 2 Maria Greenan Eileen Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 Q-Club 3 Majorelle 1,2 FNA 1,2 Yearbook Ski Club 2.3 lames Griffin |im Cross Country 1,2,3 Winter frack 1,2,3 Spring Track 1,2,3 Steven Hajjar Haj Ski Club 1,2,3 Barbara Halter Betsy Hamburger 8urger. Hammy Concert Choir 1.2,3 French Club 1,2,3 Drama Club 2 Student Council 1,2,3 Junior Class President Senior Class Vice-Pres lops Magazine 1,2 Latin Club 2,3 NHS AFS 3 Ski Club 1,2,3 Tennis 1,2 Stage Band 2,3 Yearbook 3 Brenda Hamilton Katherine Hardiman Kathy Mixed Glee Club 1,2,1 Future Nurses Club 1,2 Vice-Pres (FNC) 3 Q-Club 1,2,3 Tri-hi-y 3 Field Hockey 1,2 Tennis 1 Nurses Aid 2,3 Pony 3 Lynne Harrington William Hearon Fish Football 2 lames Hennesy Wake up Mary Herlihy Susan Higgins Hig Field Hockey 2.1 Basket lull 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3 NHS Kathy Flooper Q-Club Patricia Hood Patty VVillian Hutchins Chess Club German Club Tennis loam Manager loan I lac qua loame Girls track I Yearbook f We speak tor ourselves Maryanne Ingegneri Latin Club 2,3 Mixed Glee Club 2,3 Girls Glee Club 1 Yearbook Alice lohnson Future Homemakers Club 1, 2 Volley Ball I. 2 Field Hockey 1, 2 Basketball 1. 2 Softball I The Three Musketeers Helen lohnson lav Field Hockey 1, 3 Concert Choir 2 (Pres.) 3 Student Council 3 Corres. Secretary Student Union 3 Page Stage 2, I Colorguard 2 William loyce Bill Basketball I, 2. 3 Football 2. I Voice 3 (Editor) Maureen Kelley FHA 2 Richard Kelley Kenneth Kelly Kenny Terence Kelly William Kelly Cynthia Kennedy Gymnastics 2 Michael Kenney Football I Prom Committee Eileen Kenny French Club lacalyn Lanzendorfer laci William Leaman Mark I oh,in Carol LaForest free Karen LaHive German Club 2 Lalin Club 2 NHS Ecology Club I Stephen lawlor Sturlent Council 1, 2. i Student Union 1. 2. 3 Vice Pres. Yearbook; AFS-Treasurer NHS-V Pres Regional Advisory Council 3 Assoc. Mern School Comm. 2. 3 Boys State Tops Magazine l. 2 Soccer 1, 2 Gymnastics 1 Lisa Lee Basketball I Tri-hi-y 2. J Q Club I, 3 Yearbook Wendy Levine Majorette 1,2.3 co- captain NHS FTA 1.2 Spanish Club 2, 3 Yearbook Vicki LaConte lamce Lamparelli Q Club 2 Gymnastics 1 Girls Track 1 Angela Landry Jeanne Madden leannie future Nurses Club 2, 3 David Mahn Dave Regina Malcom Gin Theresa Maloney Terry Q-Club Basketball Carol Mariano Tri-hi-y Sandra Mayo Sam Robert Mathieson Q-Club 1. 3; Vorce 3 Tri-hi-y 3 Curt Matthews Joseph Malvesti Mai Cyni hia Maze Cindy Majorette 1, 2, 3 George McCaffery Maureen McCarthy Moe FHA Pres. 1; FNA 1. 2. 3 Colorguard 2 Colorguard Captain 3 Tri-Hi-Y Richard McCann Rich Margaret McCormack Margo Denise McDevitt Q-Club I. 3 Tri-Hi-Y NHS; Student Council 2, 3; Literary Maga me Prom Committee; f HA 3 Kathleen McEachern Kathy Maiorette 1, 2 Head Maiorette 3 Latin Club I Voice Staff 3 Foreign Language Com- prehensive Curriculum Committee 2, 3 Arlene McKeeman Band I. 2, 3 Girl's Glee Club 1, 3 German Club I. 2. 3 Concert Choir 1 NHS Mixed Glee Club 3 Thomas McKinnon Tom Basket ball 1, 2, 3 Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3 Gayle McLaughlin Ann Mane McLaughlin Steve McMahon Robert Me Quinn Bob |ohn Medige Eskimo Latin Club 1 Male Glee Club 2 lohn Merenda Richard Meegan 3 Frank Mercurio George Football 1, 2 Impeach with honor Priscilla Meallo Elaine Michaels Ralphme Nurse's Aide Gary Miller Hockey; VICA; NHS lumor Achievement Brian Mitchell Soccer 1, 2, 3; Hockey Choir 1. 2. 3 Student Council J Prom Committer Lorraine Mitchell David Moran Christina Moscone Crash Tn Hi Y 1; Tennis 1 Nurse's Aide I Pep Club 1 Janice Murphy Murph Glee Club I Patricia Mulligan Patti Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 lumor Class Treasurer Senior Class Treasurer Prom Committee Office Aide Q Club I Cheerleading 2, 3 NHS Mixed Glee Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yearbook Staff Judith Murray Juda Q Club 1,2.3 President Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 Prom Committee Yearbook Staff Jo-Ann Nicastro Q Club I Glee Club I Color Guard 1 Cheerleading 2, 3 NHS Mixed Glee Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yearbook Staff Donald O'Brian German Club I Winter Track 1 Noreen O'Brian Mixed Glee Club 1 QClub 1 Cheerleading 2, 3 Yearbook 3 NHS Tri-hi-y 3 Joseph O'Brian O'B.e Thomas O'Connell Mother told me about Ultra-Bnte Patricia O'Leary Tish Q Club 1, 2. 3 Homeroom Rep. 3 Yearbook 3 Tri-hi-y 3 Robert Oliver Thomas O'Connell Tom Latin Club 1. 2, 3 Michael O'Connor Sharon Omar Lois Pag nani Patricia Palermo Melissa Parrish Lissa Susan Pasquale Glee Club 2. i Charles Pearson Charlie Hockey 1 Tennis 1, 2 Thomas Perry Winkle Baseball 1,2. J Basketball I Mary Peterson Heidi Richard Peterson Patricia Reiser Patty Cathy Roche Debora Reynolds Debbie lanice Robichau Richard Robertson Rich Leona Roccuzzo Student Council 1,2 President 3 Student Union 3 Concert Choir 3 Mixed Glee Club 2 Q Club I Cheerleading 2 Yearbook 3 future Teacher's Club 1 Regional Advisory Council 3 Homeroom Rep. I, 2, 3 Karen Rodberg What do you mean, you get airsick? Robert Prioli Robby Maureen Priscella In Hi Y 3; Q Club 3 Yearbook; Office Aide Vivian Psaros Viv Office Aide 2 Timothy Pyne Tim Hockey 1 Ellen Quigley Quigs Nurses Aide Sandra Rucker lamce Ryan Ian How many times have I told Ma to hold the mayo? John Scott Scottie Hockey Robert Schnitzlcm Robby ROTC 3 MS mtjm Lorraine Shea Terry Slowe Gregory Smith My lobotomy scar is itching Geir Skagemo Daniel Smith Ellery Sidney Robin Smith Paul Smith Linda Smith Theresa Smith Kathleen Spdlane Kathy Glee Club 1, 2 William Speranzo Rico Doris Spink Social Butterfly NHS Glee Club 1, 2 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3 Manager of Boy's Gym Team Tutoring Program Yearbook Donna Sfangel Gymnastics I, 2, 3 Track 1, 3 Student Faculty 2 Dave Sten Stenzo Football 1,2, 3 Track 1,2, 3 74 Donna Sullivan Ann Tanguay Q-Club Gayle Tardif Latin Club 1,2, 3 Topi Magazine 2 Field Hockey 1 Take us to your leader. Gregory Taylor Thomas Tasney China Soccer 1. 2, 3 Donna Ternullo Voice Track Helen Thompson Flower 75 Roger Tirrell Stephen Tobin Steve Baseball Karen Totten Totem II library Staff 1. 2 Girl's Glee Club I Mixed Glee Club 1 Color Guard 2. 3 Stratton Tragellis Football 1 Latin Club I. 2, 3 German Club 1. 2 loanne Tribble AFS Math Team NHS German Club Hunk’ Rita Tropeano Kenneth Tutunjian Kenny Boy's State Band 1,2. 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Student Union School Committee 3 lunior Class Vice-President Yearbook Glee Club 1. 2 AFS Project L.I.N.C. Michael Varrasso Mike Football 1,2, 3 Winter Track 1, 2, 3 Spring Track 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1 Baseball 1,2, 3 Robert Vecchione Dorothy Veno Dottie Q-Club 1 Tri-Hi-Y literary Magazine 76 Kathleen Vincent Kathy Karen Visconti Barbara Walker Beeb Concert Choir 1, 2, 3 Mixed Glee Club I Ski Club 2. 3 Tops Magazine Douglas Volpe lanice Wahlberg QClub Tri-Hi-Y Nancy Volinn 77 Denise Walter French Club 1, 2 Michael Warmington Swerko Deborah Warren Debbi Q-Club Tri-Hi-Y Ethel Wean Nurse's Office I. 2, 3 Virginia Welch Ginny Office Aide 1, 3 Q-Club 1,2.3 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y Senior Class Secretary Prom Committee Yearbook 78 I fixa da pipes! 79 CAMERA SHY Ronald R Alio Frank P Alibrandi David F. Anderson William D. Bennett Michael C. Bertrand Marie Biagim lames Boyd Ronald A. Butt Marlene Callow John F. Campbell |ohn R. Carroll Michael J. Castro Winnifer W. Chan Michael Clark Michael ). Clifford Catherine Coffey Paul M Connors Arthur R. Connelly loseph P. Connolly Ernest J. Coose John ). Crane lames P. Curtin lohn M. Deery David N. Delulio Albert A Dellorfano Carol A. Denvir Michael J. Devine Dina M. DiCesare Stephen T Donahue William Donahue Stephen R. Donofrio Bond Doucette Denise DuBois Susan M. Duffy Howard C. Dustin lanine L Dustin James J. Fahey Richard Evans Brian G. Fitzgerald Henry Fitzgerald David Freeland Janice Gallagher Diane L. Garland Nancy George Anne Gifford Francis X. Gilmour Gary E. Goldberg Robert F Goldie Michael Graham lohn |. Grante George Grondin John S Halloran Mark A. Halwix Douglas |. Holmes Robert A. Horton William P. Hurd Roger D. Jackson Walter J. Jacobs Henry R. Johnson Griffith lones Margaret A. Kennedy 8ruce C. Kenyon Stephen M. LaBrecque Albert A. Lamonica Albert R. Lancione Ann Mane LaRarue Peter J. Lmdbloom Paul Imdell Deborah Lombardo lohn E Lopata Thomas Loughlin David Lynch Dedra L. Lynch Ronald S. McDonald Cheryl MacNeill Richard A. Maher Stephen R Malick Thomas Malvarosa Michael M. Mair Karen Mathieson Charles J. McCarthy Gloria J. McCann Brian F. McNamara John A. Merenda Antonio C. Michaelangelo Donald C Moberg lohn C. Monahan Gary C. Moore Richard J. Mudge Lynn Mullaney Daniel M. Murphy James M. Murphy Frederick A. Norkus Kenneth J. O'Brien Theresa M. O'Donnell Mark A. Oliverio David Orlowski Patrick M. O'Toole Daniel E Paine Kenneth J. Paine Timothy S. Peak Dolores M. Pettito John A. Pino Francesco S. Polese John Powell William T. Radcliffe Lawrence I Ready Thomas H. Reardon Edward C. Reynolds Robert R. Reynolds Teresa J. Robertson David Rose Ronald L. Rucker Robert P. Rudoll Steven G. Ryder James F. Sacchetti Dana F. Schatzl Kevin Schell Bruce F. Scigliano Michael Shaw Joseph H. Simpson William R. Smith David W. Steen Patricia A. Stellberger Gordon K Stone David B. Sturgis Mark S. Tausevich Roger L. Thomas Patricia A Thorley Douglas Tocchio Dawn Ulan Yvonne M. Uvanitte Debra L. Walker Michael Walsh Daniel J. White Edward I. Wholley Ronald A. Wolf Timothy F. Young 80 Being an American Field Service student is a great experience in many ways; you learn to know yourself better, you learn a new culture and a new way of living. You meet many people, some of whom become your best friends. This is one of the intentions with AFS, friendship, togetherness, and love. There are of course many other aspects about AFS, some more important, some less. Those friends I've made, I know will be hard to leave in July when I return to Norway, but I hope we will keep in touch across the ocean. I wish I had met more of the students and made even more friends. Since the school system in Norway and the United States differ, it has been an experience in many ways being a student at Quincy High. I'm glad I got along well with the teachers. There was one thing I missed at QHS--the political interest among the students. From my environment I am used to all kinds of political groups involving discussions and activities. I hope for the good of the students that they can have more information about politics and more political activities in the future. I want to wish all the students at QHS the very best in whatever they tend to do after the big day. It has been fun being one of you throughout the year. Take care and if you ever find your way to Norway--drop by. In friendship and peace, Geir I soon discovered Through error and trial. That you weren V any different. So with the help of a smile R i valries became forgotten things And we found the joy That friendship brings. QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL NOTICES February 25, 1974 Thought for the day: Of all the things you wear, your facial expression is the most important. STUDENTS: Any student interested in joining the Q.H.S. TABLE TENNIS CLUB, please meet today at 2:35 in Room 109 in the Court House. Anyone interested in sponsoring the Debate Team for Q.H.S. Voc. Tech, should contact Mr. McDonald in the English Department Office by Monday, March 4, 1974. Dr. Karp will be here on Monday, March 4, at 9:00 A.M. to examine recruits for Spring Track and Baseball. All signed family consent cards must be in Health Service Room before 2:30 on Friday. A limited number of tickets is on sale for the FIFTIES DANCE to be held on Saturday, March 2--S2.50 per person or $4.00 per couple. The price of tickets includes door prize, pizza, coke. No tickets will be sold at the door. See Mr. MacLaughlin in Room .307 for tickets. There will be a meeting of the National Honor Society Monday, March 4th at 2:30 in the Social Studies Resource Center. Attendance is mandatory. BASKETBALL--Quincy High vs. Archbishop Williams at Archbishop Williams, Sat., March 2, at 8:00 P.M. WINNER PLAYS HYDE PARK, SUN. AT 3:00 AT QUINCY VOC.-TECH. Chorus rehearsal after school for Marne. All those interested report to Room 63. LITERARY MAGAZINE Firs! Row-Steve Dostie, Kelly Clark, Mr. Weeks-Advisor, Pally Clarke, Bill Hutchins Second Row-Judy lacoh, Theresa Chernicki, Lisa Haapanen, Greg Smith, Claire Collins, Tricia Chisholm NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row-Noreen O’Brien, Stephen Lawlor-V Pres . Paula Choquette-Pres. Mr Daniel Lults-Advisor. Stephen Nolan-Sec . Robert DiPietro- Treas., Karen Ryan Second Row-lanice Murphy, Silvina Faiella, Betsy Hamburger, Doris Spink. Eileen Connell. Paula Stevens, |o-Ann Nicastro, Marie Winquist. ludy lacob, Lisa Haapanen. Third Row-Teresa Meighan, Mary O'Leary. Kathleen Bennett. Eleanor Eicoff, Wendy Levine, Steve Kalus, Dave DiBona. Greg Zacchine. 81 Student Council 1st Row-Helen Johnson-secretary, Denice McDevitt-secretary, Debbie D'Olimpio-V. president, Leona Roccuzzo-President, Steve La vlor-V. president, Paula Choquette-treasurer. 2nd Row-Rita D'Olimpio, |udy lacob, Lisa Lee, Betsy Hamburger, George Condoz, Lisa Kranzberg. Elizabeth Sullivan. Patti Mulligan. 3rd Row-|ohn Kasianosvicz, Richard Hebert, Ken Tutunjian, Barry Gilbert, Jim Hall. Bob DiPietro, Ellen Lyons. Student Union 1st Row-Sieve lawlor, Judy Jacob. Ken Tutunjian. Barry Gilbert 2nd Row-Helen Johnson, Leona Roccuzzo, Paula Choquettc 1st Row-|udi Murray. Louise Fabrizio. 2nd Row-Path Mulligan, Debbie Lynch, Eileen Grecnan, Maureen Priscilla, Paula Burke. Ird Row- , Sue DiSalvio, , Lisa Lee, loanne Venturelli, 4th Row- Mary Jane Schuerch, V. I. C. A First row-Dawna Cappola. lanet Crowe. Oonna Stangel. loyce Callinaro Second row-Gary Miller. Bill Hearon. |im Comer-advisor. Robert Duffy, Gregory Zacchine, Anne Marie Antoine. Rifle Club First row-Mike Lee. Steve Butler. Kendall Williams. Robert Spada. Charles Roffo. Francis Maclsaac, Maureen Glennon. Second row-Cathy Hodgkins, Steve Piazza, )im Pujalte, Ivor Morgan. Joe Parma. Steve Blimn, Mike McCarthy, Kevin White. Stanley Park, Robert Murphy. Denise DuBois. Third row-Paul Womble, Jay Cipolla, Frank Cusick, lohn Zamperin. Sgt Frost-advisor. Page and Stage First row-Helen Johnson, Debbie D'Olimpio, Sharon Paolucci, Patti Myers, Judy Jacob, Rich Hebert, Second row-Cerald Durante, Mr George Smith, Alan Johnson, Polly Dredge. Debra Alpert, Pam Goldfarb. Susan Goldberg. Debbie Ross. Robynne Ciccone, Robin Borak. Stephen Nolan Advisor Mrs. Bennett Prom Committee First row-Patti Mulligan, Ginny Welch, Carl Awed, Betsy Hamburger, Mike Kenney. Second row-Marie Winquist. Paula Bielefeldt. Judi Murray, Debbie Quintiliane. Mr Macomber-advisor. Brian Mitchell, Denice McDevitt. Rita D'Olimpio. Bob DiPielro Latin Club First row-Paul Nigro-vice president. Jack Eisan-president, Mrs. Myatt-advisor. Gail Gorachy-secrelary, Silvinia Faiella. Second row-Maryanne OuLuca, Teresa Maskell, Mary Anne Ingegneri. Sharon Eisan. Tracy Tardif, Gayle Tardit, Andi Rota. Edward Warchal. Third row-Neil Rodberg, William Zakes, Scott Quint. Nancy Drinan, Frederick White. Future Homemakers First row-Lorraine Shea-treasurer, Carol Austin-secretary. Mary Anne Amyouny-vice-president, Maureen McCarthy-president. Valerie Vorgllin. Denise McDevitt. Second row-Lorraine Reardon, Laura Ducey. Kathy McCourt. Mrs Willis-advisor, Lina Simkus. lanice Cassidy. Nancy Ross. Third row-lisa DuPuis, Barbara Rudolph, Donna Caldarola, Susan Doyle. Nurses Staff First row-Miss O’Brien-school nurse, Debbie Pino, locene lack, Barbara Thackeray, leanne Bowen-president. Gail Gorachy. Teresa Maskell treasurer. Future Nurses Club Miss O'Brien-school nurse, Debbie Pino, Lorene lack, Barl ara Thackeray, Jeanne Bowen-president. Gail Gorachy. Teresa Maskell-treasurer Office Aides First row-Andrea Gizzarelli. Joanne Cogliano, Kathy Bouchie. Eileen Goldie. Ginny Welch. Ruth Luggelle, Mrs. Roger-office secretary. Choir First rosv-Terry Steler. Janice Beaudry. Nancy Hamburger. Maryanne DelGrecho. Viva Harrow. Laurie Powers, Debbie D'Olimpio. Second row-Debbie Calabro. Gndy Cox. Laurel Blanchard. Lois Golden, Dave Ray, Bond Doucette, Leona Roccuzzo. Barbie Walker. Lisa Kranzberg. Betsy Hamburger Third row-Cheryl La Voie, Kathy Sweeney, Bob Razor. Scott Quint. Kevin Sullivan. Donna Bacherman. Maria Dano. Paula Choquette. Elizabeth Sullivan. Fourth rosv-Bob Levitsky. Keith McElman. Frank Curren, Dan Hite. |im DiChristafaro, Shawn McGunagle, Barry Gilbert. Dean lohnson. Peter Kranski, Paul Nigro. Tri-hi-Y Sue DiSalvio Eileen Greenan Denice McDevitl Louise Fabrizio Leanne lacobs Patti Mulligan Susie Craig loanne Venturelli Rita D'Olimpio Barbara Braveman Pam Mosillo Lori Kenyon Debbie Connally Carol Connelly Kathy Hardiman Carol Mariano Cinny Welch Dotti Veno Dotli Pope Debbi Warren Maureen Priscilla lanice Walberg Mickey Carrol Lisa Lee Debbie Lotterhand Debbie Lynch Eleanor Eicoff Sharon Powers Advisor-Mrs. Whitcomb Patti Petitti Chess Club First row-Stephen Doucette, Carl Renken. Steve Dostie. Bradley Monter, Barry Gilbert. Mr. Dresser-Advisor, Alfredo Donato. Brian Brown. William Hutchins. Baton Squad Kathy McEachern. Wendy Levine. Karen Crowley. Carol Austin. Bonnie Flanders. Cindy Maze, ludv Maddalena, Cheryl Rando. 91 Orchestra First row-Russ Hodgkins. Evangeline Dill. George Valiantine, Lorene lack Second row-Mrs Bishop-instructor. Lisa Curren, Bob Levitsky. Diane Swanson, Elizabeth Sullivan. Laurel Blanchard, Mike Vallantmi, Ed Warchal Third row-Ken Tutunjian. Dan Davis. Bruce Ogden, Peter DelVecho, Tim O'Leary, |oe Pearson. R.O.T.C. First row-Mark Bell, Steve Butler. Kevin Bradley, Francis Mordsaoc, Stephen Gutro, Scott Dunn. Bob Preble Second Row-Maureen Glennon, Francis Yee. Annemarie Bliggo. Denise DuBois. Diane Swanson, Lynelte Feeney. Third row-Ken Brand. Patrick Younie, lerry Durante, Stephen Piazza, William Norkus, Don Swanson Fourth row-James Wynn. Robert Murphy. Peter DelVecho, Emiolio Michelangelo. Paul Miller. Kevin White. Russel Flodgkins Fifth row: Mike Cook, Bill Ferguson, Paul Womble, Kimal Derbes. Mike Durante. Gene Bragdon, John Boham Stagehand First row-Rich Aramian, George Vallantini, Cindy Carlson, lisa Curren, Laurel Blanchard. Second row-Lorri DeCoste, Doug King, left Steinson, Dorn Ignagm, .Mike Vallantini. Steve Gulro Third rosv-Mike Stark. Dan Hite. Ken Anderson, Scott Mitchell, Bruce Ogden, left Steinson, Joy lermyn, Dave Prescott. Mike Cahill-Band Director. Colorguard First row-Debbie Conso. Maureen McCarthy, Cheryl Woncek. Second row-Donna Shaw. Valerie Voegtlin, Karen Arey. Dianne Praderio, Camile Murphy, lean Tobin, Linda Poland. Cheryl LaVoie Third row-Nancy Arsenault. Paula Antonellis. Ann McKeehan, Linda Austin. Carol Cellicci, Sue White. Laurel Peddie, Terri Ahern. AnnMarie Ritchie, Cindy Wenners, Kathy Cannon. Candy Collins I Quincy High School Band The Quincy High School Marching Presidents Band works as a team, and in the last few years it has gained the support that any championship team deserves. Every year the seniors say that the underclassmen won't be as great as they were; in our opinion. The Marching Presidents will continue to Knock Em Dead on the field, in parades, and in the concert halls for many years to come. First row-Laurel Blanchard. Lorn DeCoste. Scott DeMarco, Linda Dotv. lean Casanova-prev, Elixabeth Sullivan. Marie Winquist, Mary foye Dianne Swanson. Debbie Calatxo. Second row-Maureen Glennon. Peter Krasinski. Bob Perry, Laurie Aronoff, |oy lermyn, Donna Gallinaro Jean Norton. Charlie Bonish Third row-Steve Gutro. Jeff Steinson. Dave Prescott. Fourth row-Bruce Ogden, Leo Barron. Rolx'rt McClelland. Fred Robertson, Glenn Davis. George Vallatim, Cindy Carlson, layne Newman, Cheryl Hennessey, Darlene Prescott Fifth row- lames King. Susan Koplan, Lauren Scarnice. Rosemary Maloney. Jeanette Foye. Ihomas Potter. Michael Vallantin., Philip Girard. Russel FTodgkins Sixth row-Peter DelVechio. Norm Casely. Richard Neves, Ken Anderson, |oe McMugo, Steve Robinson. Scott Mitchell, Dave Plunkett. Ed McGowan. Bob Raser Seventh row-Tim O'Leary, Norm Anderson. Mike Conti. Dom Ignagni. |oe Pearson. Bob Murphv. Rick Aramian. Mike Stark Hang in there Baby Band Image! President o the Presidents Math Club Firs! row--Phyllis Morse, Marlene Fanlucchio, Mr. Walsh--advisor, Daniel Smith, Anne Baccari, Diane Swanson Second row--Charles Park Fred White, Stanley Park. Rolx rt Baron, Russell Hodgkins. Samuel Gravina, Evangeline Dill. |on Swanson. Michelle Ward A.F.S. First row Lisa Haapane--V President. Debbie D'Olimpio--President. Miss Wolk--advisor. Geir Skagemo. Gail Gorachy Second row-Bruce Byorkman, Sybil Grazzi, Maryanne Deluca. Ste|)hen lawlor -Treasurer. Ken Turunjian. Judy Jacob, Wendy Jacob, Joanne Tribble t — Remember when you were you A nd I was I; We fast became friends, A ll we did was try “ We and them — things of the past, Us together a tie that will last. March down the field to the music, QUINCY is up for victory! Up with the blue and white banners. Cheer for our team triumphantly! Rah, Rah, Rah! Fight for the honor of QUINCY, Here's where our hopes and glories lie. So we'll play, play, play at the game today. And we'll cheer for QUINCY HIGH! We've got a Q that stands for Quality, We've got a U that stands for Unity, We've got an I that stands for Integrity, We've got an N that stands for Never-failing team. We've got a C that stands for Courage, We've got a Y that stands for You and me. We've got an H that stands for High School, we support Quincy High! TUP NflfTH d north v it UP WORTH IttJNORTH a QUINCY over North! ii KiP KDMI EIS' 0wr DtMOIURTH Trt .Ik 1st row: Wayne Ponder, Dave Sten, Jim French, Steve Burke, Robin Carrera, Paul Riggs, Mike Varrasso, Bob Pettitti, Bill Joyce, Bob O'Neil. 2nd row: Coach Mr. Hank Conroy. Cary Moore, Richard Meegan, Paul Connors. Bond Doucette, Robert Oliver, Bob 8enn, Kim Derbes. Bob Cilbody, Rick Folino. 3rd row: John Columbus, Preston Carroll. Arnie Vorrosso, Paul DiChnstofaro, George Condos, Carl Awed, left Little, John Campbell, Fred Donohue, Dan McDermott, Coach Burke, Coach Mosher. 4th row: Bob Laneau, lohn Ross. Gerry Durante. Doug King, Joe lohnson, Mike Carloni, Rich Hebert. Dave Gosselin, Rick Hennessey. 5th row: Manager Jack Weir, Steve Palumbo, loe Magma. Mike MacKenzie, John Riggs, Bob Cahill, Paul Vespaziam, Robert Ponder. Jim Forrester. Despite a promising preseason start, many outstanding players, and a super strong defense, the season was a dis- appointment for the Presidents who en- ded with a 3-5-1 record. The Crunch Bunch defense earned its title as the stingiest defense in the league , and av- eraged 5 turnovers per game, limiting the opposition to only 7.0 points per game. Although the offense was also made up of outstanding players, including co-capt. Robin Carrera (GBL All-Star Quarterback), they couldn't quite click on each scoring opportunity, which resulted in several heartbreaking losses. Co-capt. Mike Var- rasso, who started 27 consecutive varsity tames over the last three years, was the team's MVP. Other oustanding players in- cluded: )im French (All-Scholastic Guard), Bill Joyce, Bob Benn, Bob Pettiti, Fred Donohue, Bob O'Neil, Wayne Ponder FOOTBALL (team top scorer), and co-capt. Paul Riggs, one of the GBL's premier line- backers, who unfortunately was sidelined for most of the season because of in- juries. QUINCY Opposition 7 Weymouth South 8 0 Revere 21 0 Everett 0 41 Malden 0 14 Somerville 0 6 Weymouth North 7 27 Chelsea 7 0 Medford 8 10 North Quincy 20 FIELD HOCKEY Girls' Field Hockey had it's best season this year ending with a 4-1 record. Next season they will be playing 12 games when they are put into the Suburban League. Al- though they will be losing 5 sen- iors, girls' field hockey will be ready for a great season next year. Seniors this year are Co-captains Deb D'OIimpio, Donna Brickley, Lorri DeCoste, Helen Johnson, Judy Jacob and Maria Dano. 1st row: Deb D'Olimpio. Donna Brickley. Helen lohnson 2nd row: Laurie DeCoste, Maureen Duggan. Diane D'Olimpro, Cindy Tozzi. loanne Baxendale. Valerie King, Susan Higgins, |udy lacob. Coach, Miss Gretha Ruark, Terry Tucker GIRLS’ FOOTBALL 1st row: loanne Venturelli. Susan DiSatvio, Coach, Paul Hajiar, loanne Kussman. Marylane Schuerch. Debbie lotterhand 2nd row Eileen Greenan, Carol Connolly. Lisa Lee. Debbie Lynch, Denise McDevitt. Kathv Hardiman. Tishy O'Leary. Dottie Pope, and lanice Wahlberg SOCCER 1st row |ohn Sweeny. Tom Tasney, Steve Ranalli, Tony Michelangelo. Mark Raymandi, Marco DiCenso. 2nd row Mas Ranalli. Mike Cullen. Bob Sullivan, Bob Gordon. Fred Candeloro, Brian Mitchell. Mike Floridia. Fred Glennon. |oe McEachern, Peter Keenan. Coach, Mr. Ron Martin. Once again, for the THIRD consecutive year, the President's exceptional effort, talent, and teamwork won for them the soccer league championship. They ended the season with a 10-1-3 record. The one loss marked the end of a fantastic THIRTY-SEVEN game unbeaten streak over the last three years. The team, in general, was a defensive organization comprised mostly of seniors, the majority of whom have been members of the team for the past three years. All played beyond the expectations of their fine coach Ron Martin. A most unfortu- nate injury ended the season early for Tom Tasney, the team's starting left wing. Mike Cullen was named to the Eastern Mass. All Scholastic Team for his continued outstanding perform- ance in goal again this year. Bob Boyle and Marco DiCenso were voted league all stars by the other members of the team. Other seniors included: John Sweeny, Mas Ranalli, Steve Ra- nalli, Tony Michelangelo, Bob Sullivan, Bob Gordon, Fred Candeloro, Brian Mitchell, Mike Floridia, and Fred Glennon, all of whom have contributed to these three consecutive league titles. QUINCY Opposition 0 Foxboro 0 3 Sharon 1 11 Norfolk 0 1 Franklin 0 10 Avon 1 1 B.C. High 1 0 North Quincy 0 3 Foxboro 2 3 Sharon 1 6 Norfolk 1 1 Franklin 0 5 Avon 2 0 B.C. High 2 2 North Quincy 1 104 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The Quincy High School girls' Basketball team had a successful season winding up with a 7-5 GBL record. The loss of 4 starting seniors from last year's championship team forced them into a long and careful period of development. Although one of the biggest problems was filling the job of center, the girls finally got themselves together and formulated a hard hitting set-up game They had many close games, including a loss to North Quincy by only 3 points. One of the best games this season was played against Medford who held an undefeated 1st place position. Quincy played a hard game coming from behind to clinch a 32-28 victory and enabled them to take a third place in the final league Standings. Is row: Marilyn Silverstein. Donna Brickley, Terry Tucker. Kathy Keating 2nd row Coach, Miss Gayle Palmer, Andrea Leiblein. Kathy Bennett. Kelly Sparks, Susan Higgins. Cindy Tozzi. CROSS COUNTRY 1st row: |im Griffin. Fred Norkus, Gary Dolorio. Chip Colletta. 2nd row: Francis Yee. Pat Younie. Tim Kane, Kevin 0'8rien. Ron Vecchione, Steve Player, Stanley Park, Leo Barron, Coach, Mr. Tom Hall. WINTER TRACK The Quincy High School Winter Track team had a very successful season, finishing with a 5-2 record, good enough for a second place tie in the league. Highlights of the season were victories over first-place Malden, which was their only loss and over North Quincy to end the season. The two high scorers for the time were Gary Delorio and Arthur Di Loreto. Other point scorers were: Arnie Vorrosso, Steve No- lan, Steve Burke, Alan Vachon, Kevin O'Brien, Mike Varrasso, Dave DiBona, Peter Ramponi, and Brad Kimball. 1st row: Stove Nolan. Gary Delorio, Coach. Mr. Tom Hall, Steve Oriola, Brad Kimball. 2nd row: Arnie Vorrosso. Kent Macleod, Tim Kane, |im Griffin, lohn Ross, Steve Burke, Chip Colletta, Dave Sten. Dave DiBona. Arthur DiLoretto. Steve Player. Manager, lack Weir. Dom Venlurelli, Duck Connors, Bill Joyce, Mike Cullen. Bob Benn, Fred Donohue, Tom Perry, Bill Dacey. John Riggs, Tom McKinnon, Preslon Carroll. |ohn MacFarlane, Mark Dwyer, Coach. Mr. Joseph Amorosmo. BASKETBALL Inexperience was the key to the 1974 Quincy High School varsity basketball squad. The sea- son started out with a loss, but the desire and continupus effort of the team helped pull them out of their early season plight. The powerful President's team then went on to win 11 of their remaining games, losing 6. Two of the wins were obtained over co-champs Mal- den and North Quincy. All of the players de- serve much credit. Tri-captains Mike Cullen, Bill Joyce and John MacFarlane were out- standing with their leadership and desire for victory. Bob Benn, Mark Dwyer, and Tom McKinnon inspired the team with never-ceas- ing hustle. Unfortunately, Fred Donohue, an excellent center, was injured and thus side- lined for many games, but while he was play- ing he proved he was a top rebounder, and exhibited much effort and experience. First year coach Joe Amorosino's leadership and tactical maneuvers pulled the team through many tight situations. QUINCY Opposition 53 B.C. High 54 61 Medford 50 65 Weymouth South 54 62 B.C. High 38 63 Revere 54 69 Chelsea 32 47 North Quincy 38 38 Somerville 43 57 Everett 49 45 Malden 49 52 Medford 65 66 Revere 60 79 Chelsea 48 50 North Quincy 65 52 Somerville 75 51 Everett 59 50 Malden 47 55 Weymouth North 52 1st row Ted VVeideman, Peter DiBona. Pete lanis. Bob Boyle, Al Undone, Bob Costello, Mark Fanning. 2nd row: Ass't Coach, Mr. Hutchins, Boo Barry-, Peter Raymer. Brian Nevins, Leo Kerney, Glen Prescott, |ohn Sweeny. Rick Avery, Frank Guest, Billy Hammill, Manager Rick Sheehan, Coach. Mr. Robert Sylvia. HOCKEY Everyone knows one thing about the ice sport here-Quincy High School had a season to remember. For the fourth time in the last six years, the QHS Hockey team earned a Mass. State Tournament position, ending the season with a 13-4-3 record. But mere figures cannot tell all. It was the people-the players the starters, the substitutes, and the injured who came together to make the 1973-74 season what it was. The continued success of the hockey team, under the directorship of Coach Robert Sylvia, is attributed to great teamwork, led by Captains Al Lancione, Pete lanis, and All Star goalie, Glen Prescott. Other seniors included: Bob Boyle, John Sweeny, Pete DiBona, and Bob Costello. Sophomore Frank Guest led in the scoring department with 22 goals, followed by junior Ted Weideman with 20. Highlights of the season were the defeat of North Quincy by a score of 7-3 and the defeat of defending league champ Malden, the biggest upset of the season. After a loss to a tough Norwood team in the tourney, QHS hockey was able to walk out of Boston Arena with their heads held high, because they were proud of the season they left behind. QUMCY HK3H SCHOOL PRESIDENTS Opponents this year: Malden Revere Medford North Quincy Everett Chelsea Somerville Malden Revere Medford North Quincy Everett Chelsea Somerville Malden Revere Medford North Quincy Everett Chelsea HOME in The 1973-74 girls' gymnastics team, although small, was pow- erful and very talented. They fin- ished the season with a meet av- erage of 61 points. Joanne Kus- sman, all-around gymnast, and Maryjane Schuerch, outstanding on floor-ex, beam and vaulting, will be competing in the Individ- ual Mass. Gymnastics Champion- ships this year. Joanne placed 4th in the states in beam last year, and we expect both Joanne and Maryjane to do equally as well this year. Other seniors com- peting this year were: Donna Sta- ngel (floor-ex and bars), Janet Crowe (Beam), and Cindy Di- Censo (floor-ex and beam), who missed most of the season be- cause of injuries 1st row Doris Spink, loanne Kussman, Marylane Schuerch, Donna Stangel. Cindy DiCenso. 2nd row: Coach-Miss Crelha Ruark. Lisa Curran. Sybil Grassi, Tricia Kussman. Although small in number, the boys' gymnastics team managed to record relatively high scores this season. Mr. Wayne DeShamp, an outstanding gymnast himself, did a fine job in his first year as coach. Outstanding seniors this year were: Mike Floridia on high bar and side horse, Frank Catarius (from Hull High School), working all-around, and Tom Campbell also working all-around and who went to the states this year for vaulting. 1st row: Ass't coach-Mr A. Albanese. Mike Floridia, Tom Campbell. Paul Hajjar, Gerry Durante. Coach-Mr. Wayne DeShamp. 2nd row: Fred Glennon. Frank Catarius, Bob DiPietro CHEERLEADERS Janice Murphy, Karen Ryan, lo-Anne Jacobson, Jo-ann Nicaslro-head, Jane Romig, Jan Prezioso, Liz Gallagher. Adelle Quintiliani. Debbre Quintiliani, Noreen O'Brien, Linda Calabro, Barbara 8raveman- Cohead. DOES IT MAKE ANY SENSE? A Democratic society is An aggregate of the individuals Who comprise it. Its operation and values Being established By the actions and interactions of these individuals - Over a period of time Cumulatively ... ... That it should stir us - Adult and child - With our responsibility To other peoples - Different, Remote, Deprived ... ... The interrelationships Of human beings. And give meaning ... And hold in esteem Those things That sensitize to beauty ... Mrs Bernice Bennett Mr John Braccia English Department Mr. Robert Carnie Mrs. Edna Della Barba Satire, Poetry, Rock and Roll Drama and English Lit Creative Writing, Journalism, And that's not half of it. Business English, Fantasy, Myth Are all included too. If you say variety's the spice of life. I'm sure they'll agree with you. Mr. Wayne Hamilton Mrs. Helene lauer Mr. Richard Hutchison Mr. Ronald Martin Mr. Thomas Hall Mrs. Louise Kronenberg Miss Margaret Flynn Mr Dana Jones Mr. Bruce MacDonald Mr. Sean Mulready Mrs. Maureen 0'8rlen Miss Susan McGowan Mr. Arthur Mosher Mr. Hank Pasquerella Mr. Richard Scanlon Mr. Richard Smith Mr. Leslie Orsini Mr. Edgar Tatro Miss Virginia Trainor Mr. Stephen Weeks Mrs. Linda Wilson Miss Irene Antonelli Math Department Mr Arthur Albanese Mr. David Burke Mr. Gilford Boatner Mr. Wayne Deschamp Miss Ann DiFilippo Miss Joan Garvey Mrs. Sandra Goeddel Miss Mary Ellon Hannon Mr. Thomas Owens Cosecants and parabola's Are running through my head. After an hour with my college math I might as well be dead. My head is swimming, full of facts. My notebook full of notes. If I had stopped with Geometry I wouldn't be bothered by asymptotes Mrs. Margaret King-Head Mr. William Pepe Mr. Melvin Simms Mr. Thomas Walsh Mr. Nicholas Anciello Miss Barbara Cohen Mrs. Linda Day Mr. Irving Fletcher Mr. Jack Carrity Social Studies Department Mr. Peter Gallagher Mr. Daniel Lutts Mr. Jack Merrill Mr. William Mitchell Miss Mary Jo Riley Miss Sherry Shaw Mr. lames Shaw Mr. George Smith Mr. William Sullivan It has been said that each man is an island unto himself This is reality. However when these islands are joined by the conquering of cultural barriors, A struggling new continent emerges and A country is born. Miss Nancy Warlick Mrs. Carol Wayne Miss Joyce Wolk Mr, George York Mr. Frank DiSabatino Mr. Thomas Dresser Mr. George Koolian Science Department Miss lanet Kornmeyer Mrs. Carol lane Mr. Peter ligor Mr. Charles Maclaughlln Mrs. Jeanette Mohnkern Mr Michael Saniuk Mr. Russell Rayner Bubble Bubble toil and trouble the labs are overrun. With crawling plants and creeping moss thriving on the sun. Spectres, kingdoms, vials of ore creations are just begun. Blackboards filled with calculations our spells are finally spun. Mr. John Chrusciel--Head Mrs. lean Smart Miss Cathy Smith Mr. David Smith Miss Rose Adam Miss Cathirine Callahan Mr. John Carroll Business Education Department Mr. Harry Carter Mrs. Elinor Churchill Carriages forward! Miss Catherine Oelaney Mrs. Marie Devlin Mr. Edward Fay Mr. lames Flahive Miss Mane Lynch-Head Mrs. Catherine Martin Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their party. The quick red fox jumped over the lazy brown dog. asdfjkl;asdfjkl;asdfjkl;asdfjkl; ;lkjfdsa;lkjfdsa;lkjfdsa;lkjfdsa;lkjfdsa;lkjfdsa;lkjfdsa Now is the time for all good typists to shut off their mach Miss loanne Peterson Is that all you've learned in 2 years? Miss Martha Pierce Mrs. Anne Robinson Mrs. Irene Sullivan Miss Diane Walsh Senora Prudence Alfaro Dia tras dia, sentandose en la clase de lenguas, forzandose los verbos irregulares en las cabezas, ganandose la experienda cultural, divirtiendose en los costumbres do otros, obteniendose un entendimiento mejor de nuestra propia cultura por comparar, hallandose la satisfacion de entender cada tiempo, quebrandose la barrera vieja de lenguas, quizas algun dia, promoviendo unidad entre personas que se parecen lejanas. Seftora Lourdes Alvarez Foreign Language Department Madame Nancy Christian lour apres jour, assis dans une classe de langue, fordssant nos teles de verbes irreguliers.gagnant un fond culture!, prenent plaisir aux coutumes des autres, arrivant a une meilleure comprehension de notre propre culture por une comparaison, trouvant la satisfaction de maftriser tous les temps, pour eiriser la barriere de langue d'autrefois, et un jour, peut-etre, cr er I'unite entre des peuples qui semblent separes. Monsieur Daniel Coldfarb Magistra Katherine Myatt LI Diem post diem, sedentes in schola linguae, cogentes verba in nostra capita, obtinentes humanitatem, amantes mores aliorum, a quirentes meliorem mentem nostri cultus per comparartionem, scientes omnes partes verborum, fragentes fines antiquae languae, forsetan aliquando confirmantes unitatem inter remotos populos. Madame Kathryn Pollard Senprita Virginia Stefani Herr Ellis Swartz--Head Tag um tag, sitzen vvir im Fremdsprachunterricht, pauken unregelmassige Verben, Wir lernen fremde Kulturen kennen, und freuen uns an deren Sitten und Brauchen, Indem wir vergleichen, gelangen wir zu einem besseren, Verstandnis der eigenen Kultur, Wir finden Befriedigung im Meistern und Grammatik, und wir uberschreiten die alten Sprachgrenzen, Vielleicnt wird so eines Tages die ganze Welt eine Einheit bilden. Fraulein loanne Tribulauskas Sertor George Yezukevich 129 Mr. Pasquale Trifone Mr. Joseph Wessling Miss Susan Lamb Miss Gretha Ruark Miss Barbara Webster Mr. Robert Doniele Mrs. Martha Firth Mr, Howard Mason Special Education Mrs. Dorothy McAuliffe Mr Robert Nolan Mr. Gerard Ridge Mr. Norbert Steele Mr. Edmund Repucti Mr. Paul Pantano Food Preperation Mrs. Martha Robinson Mr. Ross Ajemian Home Economics Miss Arlene Eccles Mrs. Dorothy Willis Ms. DiBond Ms. Doolin Ms. Cook Nursing Department Ms. Steele Ms. Thayer Ms. Uttendorfsky Power Mechanics 134 Mr. Anlhony Rizzotti Mr. Santo Romano Electronics Mr. James Comer Mr Pat Crozier Mr. Arthur DiLoreto Mr. Stephen Janshego Mr. Melvin Miller Mr. Paul Milward Mr. Anthony Perilli 135 Metals and Machines Richard Clifford Robert Dougherty Gerald Panarelli George Baker Bernard Dodd Elmer Hume Robert Trott 136 Plumbing Edward Forsberg Ronald Fortin lohn McNamee Mr. Frea Gibbs Commercial and Graphic Arts 138 Mr. Paul Tranford Who wants me for a computer? Data Processing Mr. Robert Brennan Mrs. Helen laHage 139 Mrs. Patricia Clancy Mr. Paul Stevens Mr. Kenneth Worth Mr. Warren Paglari ROTC Lt. Col Arthur Allen Sgt. Edwin Frost Miss Clark Miss Birlem Miss Belofsky Library Staff Mr. Oliveti Mrs. Sandanato Miss Wallace School Nurses Mrs. Edgeworth Mrs O'Brien 142 Elaine Berger-Assislant Ken Marshall-Assistant Office Staff Mrs. Noonan Mrs. Trainor Mrs Marchitelli Mrs. McManus Mrs. Chandler--Cuidance Mrs. Egan 143 Mrs. Hodgkins--Guidance Mrs. Foye, Mrs. Baldi, Mrs. Purpora, Mrs Donero, Mrs. Gentile, Mrs. Venuti, Mrs McManus, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. McDonough. Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Ciardi, Mrs. lohnson, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Faiella, Mrs. McMullin, Mrs. Magnarelli, Mrs. lacobson. James Saudade, Bill Spooner, Thomas Wood Joseph Rimovitz, Marion Fasci, Saveric Beatrice, Paul Koch, Fred Kaplinger. Custodial Staff First row-Arthur Bragel, Joseph Sheenan, Philip Mormino, George Malames. Second row-John Hines, Eben Robertson, Robert Bannister. IN MEMORIAM Mr. Leo McHugh The lord is my sheperd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures; He leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul; He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil. For thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort me. Thou prepares! a table before me in the presence of mine enemies; Thou annointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; And I shall dwell in the house of the Lord forever. Now we are going Our own separate way, A nd sit and look back On that crisp fall day. And I wonder if we'' As time passes by Will return to being Just you and “I. Where Is Your Future? 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Trifone Fred Gibbs Chris Spada Jacqueline Elaine Dyke CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE YEARBOOK STAFF Irene Tragellis IN MEMORIAM and when she laughed, the light syllables spar- kled like a wind chime's song, and she bal- anced in the delight of her thought. MILLER STUDIO 156 CLASS WILL We, the omnipotent Seniors of the Class of 1974, hoping that we are about to graduate from, leave, or otherwise be evicted from this institution of learning, Quincy High School, suffering from an overdose of education, being faced with the cruel vicissitudes of life, and trusting that we are of a sound and disposing mind, therefore not acting under duress, fraud or undue influence of any persons whatsoever, have banded together to draw up this, our last will and testament, so that we may dispose of our scattered and sacred possessions which we have accumulated during our three year term. To Miss Goldman we leave a new Junior Class ... Thank God. To Mr. Macomber we leave a recording of Where are you people going, where have you been? To. Mrs. Olney we leave some elbow room. To Mrs. Bennett we leave a membership to the Actor's Guild. To Mr. Hall we leave Ann Landers, Dear Beth, and Dear Abby. To Mrs. Lauer we leave a new edition of How to Be Creative Through Writing. To Mr. Martin we leave the Golden Foot award. To Mr. McDonald we leave a Coke, large fry and a Big Mac to go. To Mr. Mosher we leave a case of Bud . To Mr. Tatro we leave a black raven To Mr. Simms we leave an 8 by 10 glossy of the Student Council. To Miss Wolk we leave a Golden AFS Collection can. To Mr. Harrington we leave a cup of Red Rose tea. To Mrs. Smart we leave a collection of poison ivy from all over the world. To Mr. Rayner we leave a warm Tee-Pee. To Mrs. Mohnkern we leave an overgrown venus fly trap. To Mrs. Myatt we leave a new set of golf clubs. To Mrs. Pollard we leave Babar the Elephant. To Mr. Hayes we leave a set of 4H pencils To Miss Ruark we leave Mark Spitz. To the Nurses we leave a video tape of Marcus Welby. To the Metals and Machines teachers we leave a box of band aids. To the Plumbing teachers we leave Josephine and a lifetime supply of Comet. To Col. Allen and Sgt. Frost we leave a rubber band propelled airplane. To the Front Office Staff we leave a college that doesn't want transcripts. To Mrs. Rogers we leave a bronzed late pass. To Ma Fletcher we leave a civilization without explosion and erosion! To Mr. Garrity we leave an African spear and a dozen Frisbees. To Mr. George Smith we leave an autographed picture of Ralph Nader. To Miss Garvey we leave a Bowmar Brain. Having thus disposed of all our wordly goods and possessions, we, the graduating class of 1974 of Quincy High School, do hereby deliver our last will and testament into the hands of the oncoming senior class. So, as we embark upon the world beyond the diploma, this most solemn document is now witnessed by these venerable and revered personages. In witness thereof: Princess Congolia The Presidents' Cabinet The Crunch Bunch All we can say is that we tried our hardest. Classes became second rate to bring you your yearbook. Many of you may complain about what they see in this yearbook. If they have any doubts as to anything in this book, ask those who had per- fectly good intentions but were unable to work on the book. Ear- nestly we give you this book to en- joy what it holds, not to bicker on what it hasn't. YEARBOOK STAFF Stephen lawlor. Editor, Roberta Ferguson. Marie Winquist, Robert DiPietro, Assistant Editors Staff, Kenny Tutunjian, Leona Roccuzzo, Mary Ingegneri, Mary Ann DeLuca, Mr. Iones, Advisor, Patty Desmond, Silvina Faiella. and |im Coughlin. 159 • • Sony! This is the REAL Dan Smith. The one in our yearbook is an im- poster. Who is he? We don't know. Daniel Smith Academic Distinction Betsy Hamburger Mary O'Leary Terry Stetler Baseball Track Golf A '2 Girls’ Track Softball Lynn Graham someone never to forget, always smile, as you remember.