Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1975 volume:

As the seedlings of a flower fall So we shall one day drift apart Dancing in the wind, the seeds are searching to alight We too, shall watch for our places beneath the sun When some seeds rest upon the earth, be it fertile, be it bare Some shall continue on, one to find a better place and one condemned to fly forever... Some of us shall root where our feet first touch the ground Others will strive toward goals yet undefined ... And a few, like the condemned seed, will always be in question With virgin roots that will never touch the earth ... Once settled, the seeds shall sprout As we too are born into a new life Those among the stones arejburdened with endless struggles And those in fertile grass shall climb to ceaseless heights be the path of life for us th times of hardship, with times of ease Until one day, the stalk shall bend and break So then we too must wither Goldenrod 75 ;uas Public Ubnij Quincy, We the Senior Class of 1975 wish to dedicate the 1975 Goldenrod to a truly great man, Dr. Charles Djerf. 4 k 1 Dr. Charles Djerf Dr. Djerf, a lifelong Quincy resident, was born on June 3, 1910 of Finnish immigrants who came to West Quincy in the 1880's. He was a graduate of the Willard School and Quincy High School in February 1928. He attended Houston Junior College, Houston, Texas, for a year before transferring to Tufts College and graduating in 1933. He graduated from Tufts Medical School in 1937 and interned at Worcester City Hospital for 26 months. He established a general practice in Quincy in 1939 and maintained it for five years. From 1944 to 1946 he served aboard the USS Carliste, stationed at Long Beach, California, treating servicemen returning from the Pacific Theatre of World War II. After the war he went to the University of Illinois Research Hospital as a resident pediatrician for a year and then completed a two-year residency at Boston Floating Hospital. He was on the staffs of Quincy City Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital, and the Tufts University - New England Medical Center Hospitals. In 1953 Dr. Djerf first ran for public office and was elected to a four-year term on the School Committee. He served on the Committee 16 years, during which time the Quincy Vocational Technical School was planned and built. He also advocated special programs for retarded, physically handicapped, and gifted children in Quincy schools. In 1970 he was one of several Quincy citizens who founded Survival, Inc., which has been involved in setting up a drug rehabilitation center in Quincy. Under his guidance. Survival developed a hot-line, walk-in center. Therapeutic community, and methadone program. Making a tribute to Dr. Djerf, former Mayor and Sen. James R. MacIntyre said: Charles Djerf was a true humanitarian who literally gave his life for our community and children. Fearless in his devotion to what he saw was right, he often rushed into controversy, but always stayed committed to his ideals until he saw his cause completed. Mayor Walter J. Hannon: He showed great leadership on the Quincy School Com- mittee. And no matter what hour of the day or night. Dr. Djerf would perform his medical chores and donate his time to public service of the people of Quincy. Dr. Lawrence P. Creedon said: I can think of no man who spanning a period of nearly two decades, has done as much for public education in Quincy as has Dr. Djerf. The Rev. Dean Teigler, president of the South Shore Mental Health and Retardation Area Board spoke of Dr. Djerf's contributions: Young people should know that in Charlie Djerf, they had a real advocate, and a real friend. He cared about everything! And with this dedication we wish to impress on those who never knew him our memories of this great man who will live forever. Superintendent Mf Dr. Lawrence P. Creedon Dear Graduate: When you receive your copy of The Goldenrod, it will be in part but one more reminder that the shadow is lengthening on the most formative years of your life. Hopefully, all of us associated with the Quincy Public Schools with whom you have come in contact have served you so that in the years to come the shadow will burst into rays of new opportunities for you. In the final analysis schooling is concerned with but three things and they are to assist young people in becoming more self-fulfilling individuals, while help- ing them to become good citizens and competent workers in a world that is maximally effective for all. To work with you toward the realization of such ideals has been our pleasant task over the years as we have been privileged to nurture your growth, agonize over our collective failures and puff up with pride over your accomplishments. Be there no mistake about it, the world you have grown up in has been steeped in seemingly insurmountable problems and tragedies, yet with the publication of another annual edition of The Goldenrod goes the message that a new pro- mise is upon us and that another generation has arrived ready to apply its new strength and youthful enthusiasm to making life better for us all. Good luck! Mr. William Phinney Assistant Superintendents Mr. Arthur Woodward Mr. Maurice Daley 7 Mr. |ohn Osterman mm QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Lloyd M. Creighton, Principal 8 Mr. Robert Basiliere, Asst. Principal 9 Mr. Miciiael Golub, Asst. Principal v� r De c Hite. Secmjr 10 Mr Oon« Rof« S«cnetar� Miss Helen Kelley Mr. Edward Nankin Mr. William Hutchinson Quincy High Guidance Mrs. Donna Olney Miss Sylvia Stern Mrs. Ann Cannon. Secretary Mrs. Shirley Healey, Secretary Mr. Baillargeon Mr. Bukunt Mr. Gherardi Voc-Tech Guidance Mr. Haines. Head Mrs Hodgkins Mrs. Chandler QUINCY HIGH MAGAZINE RACK Most Popular - Preston Carroll, Marcia Mattes ONt OOlLAft American yjrfist Class Politicians - lohn Kasianowicz, Patty Foley Class Artists - Debbie Pino, Greg Dansak intellect Gass Geniuses - Charles Pari. Phyllis Morse Class Dancers - Dominic Venlurelli. Marybeth Mukahy Besl Personalities - lean De Angelo Don Conners Best All-Around - Trsh CuUen. George Condos Class Inseparables - Doreen O'Mar a. Ted Class Clowns - David Deluca. Nancy Kane Wiedemann Gass Flirts - Mark Barry, Tish Cullen likely to Succeed - Marybeth Mulcahy. George Condos Smithsonian Billboard ' • � Most Dependable - Carol lackson. George Class Musicians - Doug King, Rachel Hull Condos Best Dressed - Marybcth Mulcahy, Mike Bes Looking - Jim Forrester. Karen Malvesli Gibbons KILL MOfcJH 9 Houses I 9 house that faith built | And all of us, all of us abuse them 9 houses that faith build And all of us, all us mu t us£ them I I or if we do then I We can make the tree ; and the hilL nd the L ri ers wide _________ r 'nK with yyh ,ove andia peace they've never I _kno _n _ I c an see - I can feel I i,dQ do a million things m dreams where seitSe is no longer needed In the wilderness - In the wilderness I (an cross a million streams in dreams where sense is no longer needed Childrencocoons — manwoloied tunes Seem to make they way into a Ua.) when- sense is ith longer neded So there’s a leu a sense in livin' When the wodrftte know starts giving And we can spread our wings syme sunr1 dnv And fly avya But till weallillv togelhei What sense does it ifiake' .. Jl rST Patricia Foley, President lean DeAngelo, Vice President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Top to bottom; Mr. Macomber, Advisor; Patty Foley; lean DeAngelo; Mary Cullen; George Condos George Condos, Treasurer Mary Cullen, Secretary SENIORS ■ Julie A. Ahern Frog Girls' Glee Club 1; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Color Guard 1.2. co-captain 3: Page Stage 1.2,3; Student Council 3; Yearbook Staff 3 John Alieva Jane Ahola Girls' Glee Club 1.2; AFS 1 Debra S. Alpert Debby library Staff 1; Page Stage 2; Yearbook Staff 3; NHS 3; Student Council 3 I Nancy E. Adams Nance Patrick Alfieri Kenneth R. Anderson Angerson 8and 1,2.3; Stage Band 1.2.3 Diane Andrews Ernest M. Arienti Ernie Judith Antonellis Color Guard 1; Latin Club; Spanish Club; future Nurses Club Richard S. Aramian Rick Band 1.2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Chess Club 3 Nancy Arsenault Archie Health Aide 1,2,3; Color Guard 1.2,3; VICA 3 Richard J. Avery Rick Hockey 1.2, co-captain 3 Sharon Bacon Shaz QClub 1.2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; Softball 3; Voice Staff 3 Dianne Baker Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; Q Club 2,3; Softball 2.3 Russell Ballista Rifle Club 1 Track 2; Band 1,2.3 loanne Baxendale Joey Girls' Field Hockey 2.3; Softball Manager 2 Geraldine A. Belmonte Gerri French Club 1 Robert J. Bennett Benny Bruce E. Berardinclli Bonezy Nancy Bertrand Q-Club 2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; Prom Committee 8everly L Bergman Bev Q-Club President 3; Tri Hi-Y 2.3 Kathy M. Boedecker Sandra Bongiorno Sandy Q-Club I Marie L. Bourassa Rifle Club 1.2; NHS 3 Sandra L. Boutilier Sandy Q-Club 1.2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Girls' Track 1; Prom Committee Gene P. Bragdon Geno Golf 3 Brijn D. Brown Chess 1,2,3; Wrestling Deborah A. Callahan Debbie Girls' Glee Club I Dcidre Callahan 8ookstore David Calvi lori Carbonaro Bookstore Robert Carella Football 3 Eileen M. Carloni Track 1; Gymnastics t; Tri- Hi-Y 2,$: Q-Club Cheering 2.3; French Club Michael A. Carbonneau V. Karen A. Ciliberlo Color Guard 2 Richard A. Cobb Christine M. Cirillo Chris Workstudy 1 Michael Cirillo Basketball Edmund |. Collelta Mixed Glee Club 1; Male Glee Club 1,2; Concert Choir 1,2,3: Cross Country 1,3; Winter Track 1,2,3; Spring Track 1,2,3 Doreen A. Colletti George P. Condos Yearbook Staff 3; Football 1.2; Student Council 2.3; Senior Class Treasurer; Prom Comm., Tutor; Associate Member, School Committee Student Union-Publicity 3 Sandy Corvi Scott Corwin 8and 1; Soccer; |r. Class Treasurer; Prom Committee William Cosgrove Cos Football 1; Tennis 1; Chess 1; Latin Club 1.2.3 Lisa Crawford Tobi Future Nurses Club 2.3 Janet Cossette Deborah Daggett Christine Dacey Chris Library Staff 3 Patricia Curto Patty Q-Club 1; Track 1; Gymnastics 1; Cheering 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 Claire Daley Volleyball 3 Maria D'Olimpio Diane Dahlquist Q-Club I; Cheering 2 Antoinette Curley Brian Dane Jean De Angelo Q-Club 1; Girls' Track 1. Girls' Basketball 1 Debate; Student Council 3; Yearbook Stall 3; Prom Committee 3; Sr. Class Vice President Patrick Decry Homeroom Rep Mary Jo Deluca Marianne Del Greco Q-Club 1; Concert Choir 1.2.3; Library Staff 3; Yearbook Staff-Editor 3; Quincy Youth Commission Advisory Council - Chairman David Deluca Craz Donna Del Vecchio Scott A. DeMarco Band 1,2,3; Soccer Sean Dennchcy Chico Virginia Dcnvir Ginger Girls' Track 1,2.3; Cross Country 3; Color Guard 1,2; Yearbook Staff 3 Kathleen DePaulo Kathy Dennis M. DeSantis Daniel DiBona Diane L DiCesare Q-Club 1; Cheering 2,3; Yearbook 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3 Michael DiPietro Mike Band 2,3; ROTC 3 Rose Marie D'Olympio Linda Doly Color Guard 1; Band 2,3 Karen Doyle Helen B. Dredge Polly Cardinal Gibbons HS, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; Varsity Swim Team 1; Spanish Club 1; Drama Club 1; QHS Orchestra 2,3; Page Stage 2,3; Nautilus 2.3; AFS 3; NHS 3; Goldenrod 3 Edward Drohan liffy Student Council Maureen S. Duggan Field Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2.3; Softball 1,2,3; French Club 1; AFS 1; NHS 3; Girls' State 2; Library Staff 1; Yearbook Staff 3: Nautilus 3 Andrew Duncan Tennis Paul Dunford Ski Club; VICA Timothy Dunn Scott W. Dunn Gerald Durante lerry Football 1.2.1. Wrestling l. Gymnastics 1.2. Page Stage 1.2, Rifle Team Kurt Dunphy Donna M. Eisan Dee Girls' Glee Club 1; Office Staff 2 Christine Elrick Chris George W. Esau Steven Feldman Varsity Tennis Team 1.2,3; Math Team 1,2,3; Math Club 1,2.3; Table Tennis Club 1,2,3; Debate Team 3; Donna M. Fidler Q-Club Marsha E. Fink William A. Ferguson Fergy ROTC 1,2,3; Rifle Club 2,3; Concert Choir 3; Male Glee Club 1.2 Patricia A. Finnigan Patty Q-Club 1,2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3 Paul Flynn Phyllis Fournarakis Patricia Foley Patty Q-Club 1; 8asketball 1. Cheering 2.3; Student Counckl 2,3; Proo Committe 3; Yearbook 3: Sr. Class President 3; lames M. Forrester limmy Football 1,2,3 Gail A. Conchy Girls' Glee Club 1; Office Aide 2; Girls' Stale Rep.. FNA 1,2,3; lr Classical League 1,2, Secretary 3; Nurse's Aide 1,2,3; AfS 2, President i NHS 2, Vice President 3, Math Club 2,3 Eileen Goldie Office Aide 1.2,3; Tutor 2.3 David Gosselin Goose Football 1,2.3; Baseball 1.2.3 Donna J. Hall Business Club 1; French Club 1; Q-Club 1.2; Yearbook Staff 3 Sharon Halwix Paul Hanlon Hockey 1.2.3 Sheila Hargreaves Patrick Hartc John Hanratty lack Ronald Hartikka Ron Cross Country 1,3; Tutor 2; Winter Track 3; Spring Track 3; Gary Haskell Ski Club 1,2,3 Sean Hastings Yearbook Stall 3 Jacqueline Hayes lackie � ’ Thomas Healy Cross Country 1; Spring Track 1; Winter Track 1,2 Richard J. Hennessy Rick Hockey 1; Football 1,2,3 Catherine E. Hodgkins Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Rifle Club 2,3; NHS 3 Rachel H. Hull Concert Choir 1,2; 1,2.3; Orchestra Drama Club 2,3; President 3; Debate 3 Band 1.2,3; NHS Club Edward B. Houtcn Extremely Rugged Ed Basketball 2,3 Kenneth Hurley Richard M. lacobucci Yac Soccer 1.2; Latin Club 1,2,3; Jr. Classical League 1,2.3; Student Council 2,3; Ski Club 3 Debbie Hutton Page Stage 2,3; Office Aide 2.3 Dominic J. Ilacqua Soccer 1,2; Table Tennis Jane M. lovanna Tri-Hi-Y 1: Office Aide 2,3 Kathleen Irvine Kathy Q-Club 1.2,3; Office Aide 2,3; Girls' Football 3; Yearbook Staff 3 Mary E. Irvine Q-Club 1 Carol Jackson Cue Q-Club 1.2 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; G.rls' Football 3 Dean C. Johnson Table Tennis 1; Ski Club 1,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Concert Choir 2,3; Stage 8and 2,3; HR. Rep 3; Yearbook Staff 3 Neal Jordan Soccer 1 Nancy A. Kane Girls' Basketball 1; Tri-Hi- Y 2.3; Q-Club 1.2.3; Girls' Football 3; Prom Committee 3 Lorraine Kaplan Lorry Track Timothy Kane Shick Cross Country 1,2; Spring Track 1,2.3: Winter Track 1,2,3; Soccer 3 John |. Kasianowicz Kasi Band 1,2; Student Council 1,2, Pres. 3; Jr. Class President; Regioncl Advisory Council 3; Student Union 3; Debate Team 3. Yearbook Stall 3 Joseph Kelley Hockey 1 Helen Kelly Bridget German Club 1; Softball I, Track 2; Orchestra 1,2,3 James Kennedy Hockey 1 John Kenney Jack Douglas King Football 1,2.3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Drum Major 2 Paula King Girls' Baskteball 1,2,3 Lisa Krantzbcrg Color Guard 1; Girls' Glee Club 1; Student Council 2,3; Concert Choir 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2.3; Jr Classical League 1,2,3. Prom Committee David Kerman Dave Debate Team; Tennis; Tutor DON'T SI You may be nul Valerie King Val Girls' Glee Club 1; Girls' Softball 1,2,3; Girls' Basketball 1,2,3; Girls' Field Hockey 2,3 Debbie Latini Deb Q-Club 1,2,3; Girls' Football 3; Yearbook Staff 3 Patricia Lavezzo Patty Althea Leiblein Al i9 Robert Leahy Smiley Cheryl LaVoic Pretzel Color Guard 1,2; Concert Choir 1,2 Thomas Leone Tom Football Jeffrey Little Football Laurie Lints Sherie LoConte Bookstore 1.2.3; ROTC 2 Howard Lilly Oebate Club; Chess Club Gloria Long Tennis Richard Lucier Baseball 1; Hockey 3 Rulh Ann Luggelle Mixed Glee Club 2; Work Study 3 Rene Lumaghini Kathleen A. Loughran Kathy Girls' Glee Club 1; Girls' Basketball 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Q Club 1.3; FNA 1.3; Ski Club 3; Yearbook Stalf Edward W. MacDonald Hockey John K. MacDonald Basketball; Track Scott Mackenzie Kim M. MacLeod Bernadette Maguire Norccn M. Maguire V—J+ Linda M. Mariano Dorchem Q-Club 1.2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2.3: Girls' Football 3; Prom Committee Mary Mahon Maureen Mahoney Q-Club 1,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 lames t Martel Teresa C. Maskell Latin Club 1,2,3: Future Nurses Club 1,2,3; AFS 3 Corrine Massey Mary J. Matthews Marcia R. Mattes Q-Club 1. Cheering 2, Head 3; Walter F. Mayer Stephen M. Maze Mike McCarthy Cun Club Nancy M. McCarthy Robert McCauley Kathleen J. McCourt Kathy Q-Club; Tri-Hi-Y Mary E. McClelland Q-Club; Tri-Hi-Y Susan E. McGahan Maureen T. McConagle French Cjub 1: Track 2 Mary Rose Mclnnis Rosie Tri-Hi-Y 2 Cheryl A. McMullen Thomas McNamara Rifle Club; ROTC Brian McNamara Cracker Paul Miller Porka ROTC Michelle Merna Q-Club 1.2,3 Karen P. Michalak Girls' Soflball 2 Corinne A. Miller Girls' Glee Club 1; Mixed Glee Club 2 Marilyn J. Miller Margaret E. Milne Ellen Barbara A. Messier Mousy Library Staff 1 Sarah Mills Mark Moriarty Deborah A. Morrison Kevin M. Murphy i-jUi.' (VulM. ! • Camile M. Murphy Colorguard I, 2, 3; Mark F. Murray Marlin Muscato Buzz Joyce Mullaney Q CIubl, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Maureen Murphy Moo Robert Murphy 8and 1, 2, 3; Table Tennis Lynne M. Myett Orchestra 1, 2; Timothy Otiveri Latin Club 2; Doreen O'Mara Q-Club 1; Choerleading 2, 3; lean Oriola Jcannic Tri-Hi-Y 1; Debbie Oliverio Kathy O'Rourke Richard Palumbo Rick Football 1. 2; H R Rep. Steven Papile Pap Hockey 1; Football 3 VICA 3; Ski Club 3 Laurel Peddie Color Guard 1, 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club; Mixed Glee Club; Concert Choir 3 Henry W. Pakkala Soccer Charles Park Charlie Math Team 1, 2, 3; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 2. 3; H R Rep 2. 3; AFS 3; NHS 3; Cross Country 3; Merry Prankster-Feld- monian Academy why AH worn A10V7 op 709Am star. 7 £ f if but w too mm rmmt to will err mtu crrwuxrmpo ABOOT.IT TOO THINGS to WILL GO to TO «Ml ABOUT BUT W 50 DAMN BUST SI ntttBVS'YOUWOH 7 1 WQ TO posumwtu ummuLTM sum two rmmx r$v WF IF 10V to worm m OHLY TWO to woopy mu.rovu u t s wm TO WORRY! Brute Perry Basketball 1, 2; H R Rep 3 Marie Pcttinelli Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Art Club 3 Robert Perry Spaceshot 1 27th B.M.T.F.O.; Band 2 Denise Pitot Steven Player Steve Track 1,2.3 Charles Plunkett Charlie Hockey 2, 3; Dave J. Plunkett Band 2, 3; Stage Band 3; Robert Ponder Bob Baseball t; Football 1, 2; Track 2; Prom Committee David Prescott Band 1,2,3; John Putnam Rifle Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Page and Stage 3; Mark W. Raimondi Soccer Dianne L Ramponi Scott B. Quint Orchestra 2, 3; Orchestra Ensemble 2; Concert Choir 2; Male Glee Club; Latin Club 1, 2, 3 Alfred Ranalli Robert S. Raser Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2. 3; Male Glee Club 1.2. 3; Soccer 1; Orchestra 1, 3 Peter Raymer Tazz Hockey 1, 2, 3; Football 1 Lorraine S. Reardon Q-Club 1; F.H.A. 2, 3; State Secretary 3; Vo;ce Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 3 Silly A. Ritkson Tennis 1, 2; |r. Class Vice President, Girls' Track; Cross Country 3 Carl Rcnkcn Chess Club 1. 2, 3 Bernadette A. Rhode Bernie Tutor |ohn E. Rice Tennis Team Joseph C. Rice loe Soccer 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 3; Voice Staff 3 Denise H. Riley Dece French Club 1; Q-Club 1; Drama 3; FNA 3; Voice Staff 3 Jean L Roach leanie Art 1, 2; Work Study 3 Janet Robinson Moose Q-Club 1, 3; Track 1. 2, 3 John P. Riley Baseball 1. 2, 3 AnnMarie Ritchie Am my Color Guard 1, 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 1 Maria Robertson Deborah P. Ross Deet Page and Stage 1, 2. 3; Photography 3; Barbara J. Rudolph Richard W. Ryan Rick John W. Ross Cross Country 3; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 2.3; Robert C. Ross Football 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Student Union 3; Associate Member School Comm.; Golf 2. 3; Regional - Advisory Board Cindy R. Russo Q-Club 1; Robert Russo Bob Robert Sabatini Miry Ann Sacchetti Debra L Sandonalo Debbie Q-Club 1, 2; Yearbook 3; Office Aid 2; Voice Sta- ff 3; Joseph SaJtalamacchia Stephen Salviati Sal VlCA - Treasurer 3; Student Council Rep. 3; Michael Sardano Mike Track Lauren H. Scarnici Band t, 2, 3; Yearbook St- aff 3; NHS 3; Mary Jane Skinner German 1; Girls Volley- ball 3; Orchestra 3 Lina M. Simkus Jordan Marsh Creative Fashion Council; FHA Caren E. Smith Q-Club 1; Future Nurses 1; Cheerleader 2. 3; NHS 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 3 v« Michael Starck Jeffrey Steenson 8and 1, 2. 3; Stage Band 1.2.3 Edward Straughn Eddie Mary R. Stuart Q-Club 1; Cheering 2, 3 Jeffrey A. Strausbaugh Strausy Ion T. Swanson ROTC 1. 2, 3; Math Team Club 2, 3; Orchestra 3 Elizabeth M. Sullivan Girls' Glee Club 1, Page Stage 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Orch- estra 1, 2; Student Council 2. Rec. Secretary 3; Stu- dent Union 3; Tutor 2 William Summering Sub Kevin Sullivan Tennis 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 2; Mixed Glee Club 1, 2; Male Glee Club 1, 2; NHS 2. 3 Patrick Sullivan Kathryn M. Sweeney Concert Choir 2; Page Stage 3 Paul Sweeney Debra A. Tborburn Debbie Softball 1 Joseph Tocchio Football 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee Maryann Trubiano Colleen Tuffy Tri-Hi-Y 1. 3 Theresa A. Tucker Terri Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2. 3; AFS 3; Latin Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3 Carol Ann Tutela Q-Club 1, 2; Nautilus 2, 3; NHS 3 Nancy J. Varraso Latin Club 3 Ronald Vecchione Valerie I. Voegtlin Colorguard; FHA-President and Stale Vice President |ohn J. Verrier, Jr. Deborah L Venuto Diana I. Volpc Kathy Walker Susan Walker Lynn K. Walkama Office Aide Edward Warchal Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Co. Chairman-Community Affairs 3 Gayle Wardrop Color Guard 1, 2; QClub 1 Mixed Glee Club I Laurie Warshauer QClub 1; Ski Club 1. 3; Gymnastics 1; Glee Club 1; Cheerleader 2, 3; Blue Macs 2, 3 Michelle Ward Math Team 1, 2, 3; Tutor 2; NHS 3; Debate Team 3 Cheryl Anne Wencek Color Guard 2; AFS 3; Chess Club 3; Rifle Club 2, 3 Sue While Color Guard 1, 2, 3; Color Guard Captain 3; Girls Glee Club 1; Mixed Glee Club 2; Concert Choir 3 Susan Winlermeyer Sue Mixed Glee Club 1,2; Tutor 2; Yearbook Staff 3; Girls Basketball 3 Debra Wirth Richard Wise John Wolfe Donna Wong John Wood Woody Rifle Club 2, 3; Football 3; Track 3; Ski Club 3 Michael Wysocki Football 1, 3; Hockey 1, 2,3 Ronald Yanoff Madeline Yee Linda Younie Colorguard 1, 2; Futuro Nurses' Club 2, 3 |ohn Bohan Karen Doherty Hobbit Nancy Drinan A.F.S. 2. 3; NHS; Latin Club 1, 2. 3 Mark Goodman Karen T. MacDonald AFS; Glee Club; Brian Marini Susan A. Mathisen David Oliver loseph Me nia JoJo Football 3; Deborah Pomock Oebfc� e Future n j-ses Oub 3 Uw Oub 3 Kevin Scanlon Donna L Thompson lohn S- Saccheni Debbie Pino SuoesClub i.iArt Oub lohn T rone a lohn T. Twomev Leonard P. W are Ciod' Vkenner� Color Guardi, i 3: C n Oe-Oub i Linda Crant Tennis 2, 3; FNA 2. 3 Heather McIntyre Robert W. McMahon Gymnastics 1. 2, 3; Foot- ball 1 Deborah A. Newcomb John R. Pagnano Ellen Rand Field Hockey 3 Michael Robertson Faces in the Crowd Every man has within him the ability to do great things. His touchstone is his challenge No matter what his field of endeavor, a man must measure himself against the demands of his world. To rise to the challenge ... ultimately, this is the reason men build bridges, climb mountains, and do a thousand other things that manifest personal achievement and satisfaction. — Anonymous — QUINCY - ! NORTH - s V Time in a Bottle If I could save Time in a bottle The first thing that I'd like to do Is to save every day 'Til eternity passes away Just to spend them with you. If I could make days last forever If words could make wishes come true I'd save every day like a treasure and then. Again, I would spend them with you. But there never seems to be enough time To do the things you want to do Once you find them I've looked around enough to know That you're the one I want to go Through time with If I had a box just for wishes And dreams that had never come true The box would be empty Except for the memory Of how they were answered by you. Mr. Ronald Martin Miss Suzanne McGowan Mr. Bruce McDonald, Head Mr Leslie Orsini Mr Robert Carnie Mr. Sean Mulready Mr, Dana (ones Miss Virginia Trainoc Mr. Stephen Weeks Who says teaching doesn't pay? i Miss Leslie McKenna Mr. Edgar Tatro Mrs. Maureen O'Brien Mr. Wayne Hamilton Mr. Richard Smith Mrs. Edna Della Barba Mr. Arthur Mosher Mrs. Margaret Richardson Mr. Richard Hutchison Miss Louise Rothman Mr. Nicholas Anciello Mr. Peter Gallagher Mr. Daniel Lutts Mrs Nancy Powell Mrs. Linda Day Social Studies Department Mr. |ohn Harrington, Head Mr Irving Fletcher Mr. Jack Merrill Miss Mary |o Riley Mr. William Sullivan Mr. George York Miss Sherry Shaw A A student enjoying the new everpopular elective “Introduction to the Coma Miss Kathy O'Donnell Mr. Clifford Boatner Mr. Arthur Albanese Mr, David Burke Mr. Wayne DeSchamp Miss Ann DiFilippo Math Department Miss loan Garvey Mrs Sandra Goeddel Miss Marytllen Hannon Mr. Thomas Owens Mr. William Paclovis Mrs. Margaret King. Head Mr. William Pepe Mrs. Irene Sancinito Mr. Melvin Simms Mr. Thomas Walsh ■i Mr. Russell Rayner Mrs. Jean Smart Mr, Thomas Dresser Science Department Mr. David Smith Miss Catherine Smith Mrs. Carol Lane Mr Michael Saniuk Mrs. Jeanette Mohnkern Mr. George Koolian Miss Catherine Callahan Mr. |ohn Carroll Ms. Rosemary Adam Mr Harry Carter Business Education Department Miss Marie Lynch, Head Mrs. Elinor Churchill Miss Ionice Leahy Ms Rita Mofash Miss loanne Peterson Miss Martha Pierce Mr. Gerald Quintiliani Mrs. Ann Robinson Mrs. Irene Sullivan Mr. George Umscheid Mrs. Nancy Christian Mrs. Lourdes Alvarez Mrs. Prudence Alfaro Mr. Daniel Goldfarb 100 Ms. Lovell Mrs. Katherine Myatt Foreign Languages Miss Joanne Tribulauskas 101 Mr. George Yezukevich Mr. Ros Ajemian Mr. Sal Serrecchia Food Preparation Mr. Ed Repucci, Head Mr. Paul Pantano FHome Economics Mrs. Martha Robinson Mr. Norbert Steele Mrs Ruth Mikami 102 Mrs. Dorothy Willis Mr. Gaetano Abruzzese Mr. Kenneth Hayes Mr. Leslie Chase Shop And Technical Drawing Mr. Pat Trifone I Mr. Robert Osterman 103 Mr. Peter Lind Mr. Joseph Wessling Mr. Joseph Amorosino Physical Education Mr. Martin Finnegan . i.; Mr. Hank Conroy Miss Susan Lamb Mr. Robert Sylvia Miss Gretha Ruark 104 Miss Barbara Webster Mrs. Helen Cook B Mrs. lane Santosuosso Health Occupations Ms. Marjorie Doolin Ms. Judith Gilpatrick Ms. Janet DiBona Mrs. Madeline Papile, Head Ms. lane Steele Mrs. Verna Thayer 105 Mrs. Irene Uttendorfsky Ms. Alice Combes Special Education Mr. Howard Mason Mrs. Martha Firth Mrs. Oorothy McAuliffe Mr Robert Daniele 1()6 Mr. Robert Nolan Power Mechanics Mr. Anthony Rizzotti, Mr. Richard Forsythe, Mr. George Baker, Mr. Charles Magnarelli - Head, Mr. Santo Romano, Mr. leonollo Pellegrini, Mr. Robert LaFavre Sgt. Edwin Frost 107 Col. Arthur Allen Electro-Electronics Mr. Melvin Miller Mr. Wallace Newcomb Mr. Paul McDonald Mr. Patrick Crozier Mr. Stephen lanshego 108 Mr. James Comer Mr. Arthur DiLoreto Mr. Paul Milward Mr. Anthony Perilli 109 Mr. Harry Kisby Mr. Lloyd Bukor Mr. Mikelis lenbergs General Woods Mr. Kenneth Worth Nurses Mr. Edward Forsberg Mr. Ronald Fortin Mr. Sol Levenson 112 Media Staff Ms. Lynne Birlem Ms. Pamela Roberts Ms. Gertrude Wallace Ms. Belofsky Ms. Mary Clark Ms. Sandonato 113 Ms. Sheilds Miss Rosemary Broton 114 Mr. Ray Brown Mr. Robert fariello Mrs. Norma Benson, Clerk Miss loanne Buono, Clerk Data Processing Mr. Robert Brennan 115 Miss Patricia Clancy Miss Helen LaHage Voc-Tech Cafeteria Staff I. to r. - Jenny Magnarelli, Mary Affsa, Helen Ciardi, Evelyn Milarni, )o Collins, Stella Johnson, Margaret McMullin, Edna Abbott, Ruth Carney, Jo Cummings Quincy High Cafeteria Staff I. to r. - Mrs. McManus, Mrs. 8aldi, Mrs. Foye, Mrs. Purpura, Mrs. Shea, Mrs. Gentile, Mrs. Dondaro, Mrs. Venuti, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Fasci Quincy High Custodial Staff I. to r. - Jim Sardade, Bill Mayer, Joe Rimovitz, Sal Beatrice 2nd row - Ron Jones, |amie Cadman. Roy Canning, Fred Kaplinger, Bill Spooner I- Mr. Robert Dougherty Mr. Stanley Comeau Metals and Machines Mr. Gerald Panarelli Mr. Leo 8oyle Mr. Bernard Dodd. Head Mr. Robert Trott 117 Quincy High Academic Distinction Steve Feldman |on Swanson Rachel Hull Catherine Hodgkins Phyllis Morse Alicia Cahill Lauren Scarnici “• •holle Ward Robert 8aron Robert Macintosh 118 Voc-Tech Academic Distinction Robert Meehan Thomas Grondin Paul Miller Mark Moriarty Marilyn Miller Debra Thorburn Jeffrey Schwartz Photographs Missing: Michael Sardano Richard Tobin 119 George Hines '74-75 will be the school year that I will keep in my mind forever. Being an American Field Service student living for one year with another family, meeting many new people, going to another school and having new friends is the most wonderful experience. Adjusting to a completely different way of living, talking another language, also by becoming involved in all kinds of activities is not as difficult as it seems to be. Since the school system of Belgium and the United States differ immensely, it has been an experience in many ways to be a student at Quincy High. Everybody was really enthusiastic and especially the teach- ers, they showed alot of interest and understanding. I also had a great time in the gym department. These months went by too fast for me, I wish that I could stay alot longer. I don't want to think of leaving and saying good-bye. Maybe I should have done alot more while I was here because I think that being active in life is very important. Love, togetherness, and friendship is among all kinds of people everywhere and that I found through A.F.S. I learned alot more about myself too, thanks to Linda, my American sister, the whole Grant family, all A.F.S. members and friends. I enjoyed every minute of my stay, and I'll never forget what you all did for me during these months. I wish for all Q.H.S. students, teachers and others the very best. I really enjoyed being one of you. I hope to see you again sometime in the future ... who knows, if you have a chance to visit Belgium, drop by anytime, you're welcome. Love, Vera 120 Every day is a new beginning: every morn is the world made new. - Author Unknown Ideals are like stars; you will not succeed in touching them with your hands but like the seafaring man on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and following them, you reach your destiny. — Carl Schurz We must always have old memories and young hopes, y x - Arsene Houssaye m i im ’s % Photographs and Memories Photographs and memories (.hnsimas Harris you sent to m« Al! that I have are these I o renv-ml cr vou .Memories that come at night Takr me to another lime liar k to a happier dav hen I ailed von ruin - lint we siir - had a good tim - Wlii'ii Wf Jarh'd .a. bark whr-n Morning w.ilk - anrl b'droom talk h liow I |r� v -r| .oil lh« n Summer skies and lullabi - Nights w� roulrln'l sa good bv ’ And ol all ot tlii- thing' . that .ve k Not a dream siir. i .� d Photograph'. • ifI memone Ml lh«- love .oil gave Io r i ir • Somehow it |l 1st r ali’l I � • till� ' I hat's all I've |r-tI ol voil lint ,ve air ' ha l a g � � l Inn ' When w«- tailed wa. b.i« k when Morning walks .in l b« droom 1.11k •. ( )h how I loved .oil I Ill'll ACTIVITIES I 1st row - Elizabeth Sullivan, Rec. Sec., Ellen Lyons, Corr. Sec., John Kasianowicz, President, Tim Perkins, Vice President, Paul Nigro, Treasurer 2nd Tow - Nancy Hamburger, Debbie Alpert, Laura Pizzi, Kathy Starck, Diane D'Olimpio, Mimi Kolodny, Stefani Fay, Enid 8raveman 3rd row - Steve Salviati, Keith McElman, Noreen Guest, Joe Long, Mary Beth Mulcahy, George Condos, Patty Myers, Bob Ross, Laurie Warshauer, Bob Nord, Patty Foley, Bill MacDonald, Jean DeAngelo, Richard laccobucci. Mr. Simms. Adivsor. Student Council Student Union 1st row - George Condos, Nancy Hamburger, Bobby Ross 2nd row - Elizabeth Sullivan, John Kasiartowicz, Ellen Lyons National Honor Society 1st row - Brian Osborne, Maureen Duggan, Carol Ann Tutela, Rachel Hull, Mr. Lulls - advisor, Gail Gorachy, Phyllis Morse, Polly Dredge, George Hallisey 2nd row — Bruce Byorkman, Lucia DiRamio, Bob Baron, Mary Fantucchio, Steve Feldman, Lauren Scarnici, Mike Menconi, Kathryn Hodgekms. Ed Malnati, Caren Smith, Bob McIntosh, Kathy Keating, Dave Kerman, Linda Buttomer, Kevin Sullivan, Debbie Alpert, Charles Park, Jon Swanson Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 1st row - Steve Salviati, Maryann Gibson, Mr. lames Comer — Advisor, Cindy Gunnison - President, Keith McElman, Mike Cirillo, Steve Spano 2nd row - Sharon Paolucci, lane Snowdon, Mike Reidy, Diane D'Olimpio, Wayne Cadman, Paul Dunford, Melody Doucette, Tom Cronin Mr. Laurence Babin was presented the Outstanding Service Award by Cindy Gunnison, President of VICA 123 Nautilus Staff 1st row - Mr. Weeks, Karen Arey, Maureen Duggan, Maryiou Cirillo 2nd row - Wayne Gardiner, Claire Collins, Darlene Hughes, Tricia Chisom, Wendy Jacob, Polly Dredge VOLUME II - NUMBER 1 197 (Excerpts from April Issue) Summer The tides filled with foam even crabs begin to roam The fall breeze calms down. Janet Murphy The clown, grinning to the point of monotony Turning cartwheels and dancing around Giving gifts of laughter His sadness hidden by a mask of paint. Kathy Sweeney Flashes by Polly Dredge Did you ever see a swimmer? Hair-slicked, snuggly-suited, monst- rously-goggled, thick-shouldered ... Did you ever see a tennis player? Sneaker-clad, racket-bound, wind- blown hair, sweatband-bound ... 124 Did you ever see a pencil? Nervously chewed, carelessly knicked, eraserless ... Page Stage 1st row - Gert McManus, Kathy Sweoney, Ellen Lyons, Lisa Curran, Patty Madalena, Priscilla Dixon 2nd row - David Ray, Sharon Donahue, Rick Hebert, lulie Ahern, Jim Martel. Tim Perkins, Carol Bowen, George Condos, Wendy Jacob, Sheila McDermott This year under the able direction of Mrs. Bernice Bennett, the drama club of QHS, Page Stage, again presented a funfilled musical, “Damn Yan- kees . Performances were given lanuary 30, 31 and February 1, with a great turnout each night. Good performances were turned in by Kathy Sweeney as Meg Boyd, Mr. Paul Sullivan, as Joe Boyd, her husband, Earl Rudkin as Applegate, the devil, Rick Hebert as Joe Hardy, the young baseball player, Mr. George Smith as Van Buren, the manager of the Washington Senators, Julie Ahern and Lisa Curran as news paper reporters, Jody Yurkstas as Lola, the seductress, and Cook Applegate, Gary Huffman, David Ray, and Tim Perkins, as the base- ball players. The supporting cast included Pam Goldfarb, Carol Martel, John Putnam, Mr. Roger Portal, Sheila McDermott, Gert McManus, George Condos, and John Kasianowicz. The production staff included Ellen Lyons, the manager who pulled the whole cast together, Brian McNamara, Audio, P. J. Foley, and Joe McCarthy, lighting, Julie Ahern, make-up, Wendy Jacob, props and art, and David Ray and Gary Huffman, stage crew. The orchestra, directed by Mrs. Bishop, provided the musical background for such popular numbers as “Whatever Lola wants Lola Gets , Shoeless Joe from Hannibal Moe , You've Gotta Have Heart , and The Game . We should be grateful to Page Stage for providing us with alot of happy memories. More Scenes from Damn Yankees 126 Ski Club 1st row - Kathy Loughran, David Ray, Mr. Fariollo, Nancy Hamburger, Enid Braveman 2nd row - Kevin Blake, Joe Long, Ellen Lyons, Diane Ramponi, Wendy Jacob. Latin Club 1st row - Neil Rodberg. Jean Svizzero, Paul Nigro, Scott Quint, Mary Hogan 2nd row - Fran Ciovanuco, Terry Tucker, Bob Nord, Sharon Eisan, Joe Joyce, lulie Ahern, Paula Cornellson. 127 Reserve Officers Training Corps 1st row - W. Lawrence, K, Bradley, D. Swanson, M P. McCormack, R. Mastico, M. I McCormack, P. Morrissey, ). Kokas, S. Gutro, I Swanson, S. Piazza 2nd row - W. Gilmartin, L. Bosada, K. Coull, M. Nee, R. Wise, D. Haddix, ). Crosson, D. Haines, C LaVoie. R Vogel, P. Goudaino 3rd row - J. Tranter, W. Stevenson, P. Miller, P. DelVecchio, W. Norkus, R Wise, K, Saltmarsh, M. Brubaker. |. Bohan 4th row - K. White, B. Donovan, T. Doherty, W. Popsie, R. Hodgkins, W. Ferguson, L Boyd. M. Goldrich.). Weiras 5th row - R 8ray, W. Crozier, R. Sweeney, Col. A. Allen, Master Sgt. E. Frost, S. Dunn, P. Eldridge I to r. - Diane Nicholson, Debra Farmer, Kathy Coull, Carol Del Greco, Peggy Morrissey Baton Squad Karen Crowley, Head, Cheryl Rando. Kim Trillcoit, Bonnie Flanders, Judy Maddelina, Cindy Urbanus, Cindy Harnais, Judy Timcoe Tri-Hi-Y The members of Tri-Hi-Y with Officers Cheryl Cillis, Vice President and loan Carroll, Secretary Q-Club The officers and members of the Q-Club — Beverly Bergman, Pres., Vice-President, Cathy Connors, Secretary, Carol lackson. and Treasurer, Andreina Gizzarelli Blue Macs 1st row - Charlene Russo, Diane Samasli, Stefam Fay, Terry Fmmgan. Kathy Ryan, Enid Braveman 2nd row - lisa Salvaggio. Patty Madalena, lisa Rizzo, Sheila Vallier, Chris Mitchelson, Janice Beaudry, Sandy Mola, Bob Biancuzzo 3rd row - Terry Chermcki, Michelle Whalen, Lisa Penzo, Pam Eagles, Carol Bowen, Maureen O'Neil, Janine Tocchio, Cindy Nicastro Orchestra 1st row - Bob Levitsky, Mr. Sullivan, Mrs. Bishop, |oe Pearson, George Vallatini 2nd row - Marylano Skinner, Katie Sullivan, Laura Norse, Lucy DiRamio, David Leone, Polly Dredge, Russ Hodgkins, Diane Swanson, Dean Johnson, Jon Swanson, Doug King, Steve Gutro, Tim O'Leary, Ed VVarchal, Rick Aramian Chess Club 1st row - Fred Smith, Kevin Bradley, David Savalio, Bill Zaks. Rick Aramian 2nd row - Ron Riggs, Phil Girard, Wayne Gardiner, Don Jones, Carl Renken, Joe Wencek, Sharon Eisan, Cheryl Wencek, Mr. Dresser 131 Band Color Guard 132 Flutes Trumpets Joanne Callahan Ken Anderson Chris Campbell Rick Aramian Valerie Collins Jim Caparell Kathy Englke Norm Caseley Mary Foye Matt Connolly Catherine Hodgkins Peter DelVecho Cindy Leaman Jeanette Foye Mary McArdle Joanne Gallahue Jean Norton Joe Hurley Elizabeth Sullivan Anna Koufos Diane Swanson Paul Ladas Debbie Calabro Rose Maloney Ed McGowan Clarinets Joe McHugo Scott Mitchell Scott Almquist Robert Murphy Russ Battista Cathy Norton Linda Curillo Dave Plunkett Lucy DiRamio Bob Raser Donna Gallinaro Matt Warner Paul Caudiano Bill Zaks Phil Girard Mike Starck Russ Hodgkins Doug King |oe Pearson David Leone Sean Milne Horns Marie Nichols Susan Barron Denise Quintiliani Cindy Carlson Donna Reed Lisa Curran Steve Rudnick Jane Newman Lauren Scarnici Darlene Prescott Robert Sweeny Phil Weinburger George Vallatini Frank Shoemaker Joe McEachern Saxes Norm Anderson Laurie Aronoff Leo Barron Steve Gutro Dom Ignani Mike Murphy Ken Port man Peter Riccardi Katie Sullivan Mike Sullivan David Terry Trombones Baritones Michael Conti Paul Austin Vin La Rosa Mark Juitt Bob Levitsky Robert Kamb Dave Prescott Fred Robertson Ralph Rosen Scott Simpson Steve Robinson William Shea Jeff Steenson Drums Anne Baccari Basses Charles Bonish Fred Currier James King Steve Currier Jim Constas Scott DeMarco Bruce Ogden Linda Doty Tim Hockey Color Guard Rachel Hult Peter Krasinski Julie Ahern Tony Medico Terri Ahern Warren O'Brien Paula Antonellis Paul Righini Karen Arey John Salerno Dot Aronoff Mike Vallatini Linda Austin Kathy Cannon Paul Volpini Pat Cannon Carol Cellucci Majorettes Denise Ciardi Karen Crowley Candy Collins Bonnie Flanders Jayne Collins Cindy Harnais Donna Heath Judy Maddelina Mary Hogan Laura Marino Chris Mitchelson Cheryl Rando Camile Murphy Judy Timcoe Diane Nicholson Kim Trillcott Laurel Peddie Diane Praderio Eileen Rhode Lisa Salvaggio Donna Shaw Jean Tobin Valerie Voegtlin Cindy Wenners Michelle Whalen Susan White Cindy Urbanus 133 Concert Choir Hi row - P. Fontaine, M. Perry, D. Farmer, P. Paoluccio, J. Beaudry, L. Cirillo, P. Madalena, C Harnais 2nd row - L. laFerla. C. Vallatini, I. Krantzberg, I. Curran, |. Fornasaro, P. Goldfarb, L. Pizzi, R. Levitsky, S. DiTullio, M. DelGreco 3rd row - L. MacKay, K. Twomey, ). Galiahue, E. Sullivan, D. Calabro, L. Peddie, R. Raser, M. Squairito, N. Hamburger, M. Orroll. P. Riciardi, S. Wainwright 4th row - |. Yurkslas, A. Priscella, E. Coletta, D. Johnson, P. Eldridge, B. Ogden, R. Hebert, D. Groczis, P. Krasinsky, D. Raftery, D. Ray Future Homemakers of America I. to r - Debra Crane. Lina Simkus, Valerie Voetglin, Mrs. Willis, Claire Daley, Louise Sordillo, Phyllis Fournarakis, Michelle Zona I U Tutoring Aides front - Alicia Cahill. Carol Ann Tutela back - George Condos, Marybeth Mukahy Library Aides I. to r. - Chris Dacey. Sharon Eisan, Kathy Starck 135 Prom Committee 1st row - Nancy Kane. Lisa Krantzberg, George Condos, Patty Foley, Jean DeAngelo, Tish Cullen, Nancy Bertrand 2nd row - Susan Powers, Linda Mariano, Sandy Boutilier, Bob Ponder 3rd row - Phil Prakop, Joe Tocchio, Rick Hebert American Field Service 1st row - Mary Jane Skinner, Wendy Jacob, Vera Smolderen, Gail Corachy, Sybil Crassi, Miss Wolk, Advisor 2nd row - Polly Dredge, Betsy fngellman, Maureen Duggan, Cheryl Wencek, Teresa Masked, Terry Tucker, Linda Grant, Phyllis Morse. Paul Nigro, Charles Park Future Nurses Club 1st row - Barbara Thackeray, Teresa Masked, Mrs. Toy, Advisor, Donna Mac laughlin, Vera Smolderen 2nd row - Patty Flanders, Denise Riley, Mary Thackeray, leannette Pratt. Robin Ricciardi, Gail Gorachy, Sybil Grassi, Linda Grant Math Club 1st row - Diane Swanson, Mr. Walsh, Advisor, Evangeline Dill 2nd row - Phil Weinberger, |on Swanson Tri-Hi-Y Show The 1st Annual Goldenrod Creative Titling Contest s ports FOOTBALL 1st row - P. Vespaziani, M. Wysocki, C. Durante, D. Goselin, M. MacKenzie, P Carroll, ). Columbus, R. Carella. P DeChristofaro, D. King, |. Megnia 2nd row - Coach Conroy, R. Hebert, R. Hennessey, T Wiedemann, S. Silva, E. Melia, 8. Varrasso, ). Johnson, S. Mitchell. J. Forrester, F. Guest, Coach Mosher 3rd row - Coach Burke, E. Leone, S. Coleman, P. Grossman, F. McNeil, R. Affsa, 8. Nolan, P. Colletti, R. Hocking, P. Foley 4th row - P. Ferris, E. Burgstrom, M. Dunlea, T DiRocco, 8. Jennings, J. Wood, M, Murray, J. Grimmett, K. Trillcott 5th row - T. Cedrone, P. Ramponi, D. Gallagher, J. Rose, D. Darcy, J. Riggs, J. Hallett, J. Ware, Manager Jake Columbus Perston Carroll The Quincy High Football team had only a fair season as they entered the tough, new Suburban League. The record for the season was 3-7. Co-captain Pre- ston Carroll was the highest scoring half- back in the S.L. with 70 points securing places on the All-Suburban Team and the All-Scholastic Team. The other co-cap- tain, Jake Columbus was a defensive tackle on the team. The other senior standouts on the teams were Jim Forrester - an adequate quarterback with a good passing arm, Doug King — the center who proved to be a big claw for the team, Paul DeChristofaro - a standout defen- sive lineman, Mike MacKenzie - the leading pass receiver on the team. Bob Carella — a running guard who did an excellent job, and Ted Wiedemann - the leading defensive tackier. The other mem- bers selected to the All-Suburban Team were Doug King, Mike MacKenzie, and Ted Wiedemann. A good nucleus of boys are coming back for next year's team as many juniors saw plenty of game action. The sophomore team with a 7-3 record had some boys who will help consid- erably next year. 141 T h a n k s g i v i n g D a y ■ Quincy over North Wrestling 1st row - Mike Doherty, Mike Farrell, Tom Bamberry, Peter Pagnano, Bill Dever, Nick 2nd row - Brian Brown, Antone luongo. Bill MacDonald, Wayne Gardiner, Joe Moran, Sam Gravina, Tim Cahill, Brian Kelly, Danny Teboe. Gary Oriola, Craig Shay, Larry O'Toole, Paul Maddan, Frank Curran, Mr. Mariano Field Hockey 1st row - Miss Ruark, Marie Nichols, Rose Maloney, Valerie King, Maureen Duggan, Terry Tucker, Joanne Baxendale, Fran Giovannucci 2nd row - Tricia Connors, Ann Bacari, Cindy Tozzi, Louise Sordillo, Ginny Weeks, Kathy Coull, Diane D'Olimpio, Joy Bennett, Donna Wynn 145 Hockey Quincy's hockey learn finished the 1975 season with a 13-5 record. Coach Sylvia praised the team for being a credit to the school and summed up the season as having more ups than downs. A mid-season loss to Brockton was cited by Coach Sylvia as the turn- ing point for the Presidents because they took time to build back up to full momentum. This team, the highest scoring in Quincy's history, also has a group of seniors who have never lost to North in their three years. Four players (the most in the league) were named to the Surburban League All-Star Team. Frank Guest led all scorers with 30 goals and 15 assists on the offensive line with Bob Barry and Bill Hamill. Other shifts included Ted Wiedemann, Rich Lucier, and Richard Brooks; Pete Raymer, Steve Neville and Ed MacDonald; and back-up Paul Lynch, Anthony Cedrone, and Mike Conti. Mark Fanning, Peter Hajjar, and Tim Buchan played in goal behind the defensive line of Brian Nevins, Rick Avery, Leo Kearney, and Dennis Ber- tone. The team was ably managed by Ed Campbell and George Higgins. Coach Sylvia summed up, Next year looks bright with key people return- ing. 1st row - Brian Nevins, Ed MacDonald, Leo Kearney, Ted Wiedemann, Pete Raymer, Mark Fanning, Richard Brooks, Steve Neville, Richard Lucier, Rick Avery 2nd row - Ed Campbell (manager), Rick Hutchins (ass't coach), David Previte, |im Buchan, Nick Cyr, Dennis Bertonni, Peter Hajjar, Bob Barry, William Hamill. Frank Guest, Bob Sylvia (Head coach) Leo Kearney. Brian Nevins, Coach Bob Sylvia, Mark Fanning, Rick Avery Ed MacDonald, Richard Lucier, Richard Brooks, Coach Bob Sylvia. Pete Raymer, Ted Wiedemann, Steve Neville Girls' Basketball Varsity Jr. Varsity 1st row - Peggy Thorley. Kathy Keating, Rosemarie Pestilli, Terry Tucker, Rosemary Malone 2nd row - Tricia Kussman, Cindy Tozzi, Lois Malvesti, Kelly Sparks, Fran Giovannucci, Carol Lynch 1st row - Ginny Weeks, Sandy Whittemore, Jackie Conley, Valerie King, Mary Deery, Maureen Duggan, Enid Braveman 2nd row - Lisa Salvaggio, Leah DiPaolo, Patty Kelly. Caren Gotleib, Julie Deery, Joanne Baxendale, Janet Rugg, Mary Tucker, Nancy Mattson, Patty Scorza. Roberta Potter, Diane Congdon, Dolores Connors, Ann Bacari, Terry Greenleaf Basketball front row - |ohn Carlom. P. ). Fay, Bill Breen, Bill Dacey. Coach Amorosino, Don Conners, Dorn Here comes da Boss! Venturelli, Paul Volpini 2nd row - Kevin Donovan. Stew Connolly, Bob Dacey, lack Uhlar, Chuck McDermott. John Riggs. Mike lamic. Asst. Coach Saniuk Under the direction of Coach Amorosino, the Quincy Presidents completed their first season in the Suburban League with an overall record of 8-12. Bill Dacey, the third leading scorer in the league, compiled impressive personal statistics as one of the team's co-captains (18.5 points per game, and a year's total of 72 assists and 217 rebounds) and was named to the All-Star 1st team. Duck Conners contributed 91 assists and a 10.2 point average as the other co-captain. Steve Connolly, Bob Dacey, Jack Uhlar, and Kevin Donovan, are returning varsity starters that figure to play an important part in next year's team. Uhlar and Connolly, along with Conners, were awarded honorable mentions in the All-Star game. The rest of the varsity team included: Bill Breen, Dom Venturelli, Chuck McDermott, and Mike Lamie. All fogclher now. 150 Behind our boys arc some great behinds, Dah! Which way did he go?” Oh. he did il again! Patty cake. Patty cake The wonder ball goes round and round.' 6 ft. 2 and eyes of blue ■ | f 6 Nertk He went that away Chicken if ya don't Soccer front row - Henry Pakkala, Ken Donovan, Glen Schlager, |oe McCarthy, loe Rice, Marco DiCenzo, Mark Raymondi back row - Peter Keenan, Emidio Michaelangelo, Joe Long, Tom Connolly, Mike Kennedy, Scott Simpson, Tim Kane, Joe Saltamacchia, Joe McEcheran, Coach Martin 1974 was a partially successful year for Quincy Soccer. Coming off three straight league championships, the Presi- dents lost ten starters from the 1974 season. However, the juniors took up the slack. Headed by Marco DiCenzo and Mark Raymondi the team complied a respectable 8-8-2 record in the tough Suburban League. Mike Kennedy, a sophomore goalie, performed well in the net. Mark Raymondi was the high goal scorer followed by junior Joe McEcheran. Scott Simpson, a junior, provided tough defense and was elected team captain for the '75 season. The year was intended to provide experience and build a team for the coming season which would once again find the Presidents in their usual top of the League spot. Winter Track ■ front row - Alan Vachon, Ed Coletta, Ruis Affsa, Tom Spardorcia, Bob Varasso, David Lawlor, Rocco Vecchione back row - lohn Saville. Pat Vallier. William Dempsey, Harry Williams, Dennis McEleney, Stan Park, John Carloni, John Foley, Kevin Robinson. Kevin O'Brien, Donald Wise, David Raftrey, Russ Hodgkins, Bob Thorne, Steve Franklin, |oe Catalano (ass’t coach) 154 The 1975 Winter Track season was a tough one for Quincy High. The team's final league record was 1-8. After winning the first meet by a wide margin and losing the second meet by only two points, the Quincy runners ran into tough going and dropped their remaining seven meets. The team perked up for the Conference meet and managed to pull out a fifth place finish. Plagued by a poor turnout and lack of facilities, the team was just starting to get going at the end of the season. The team had several outstanding performers during the regular season. Co-captain Harry Williams had a long undefeated streak in the 300 but it was finally broken during the Rindge Tech meet. The team's other co-captain, Kevin O'Brien, ran both the mile and two-mile with good success depending upon where he was needed. The distance events improved during tremendously as the season progressed. The distance and middle distance runners under the tuleage of Joe Catalano, All American Runner from Boston State College, put in many long, hard workouts that paid off in much improved times. Strong man Bob Varrasso dominated the weight events for Quincy and threw the shotput over 42 ft. The team was rather young, with only senior Ed Co- letta, one of the leagues premier hurdlers, being the only one not returning. Getting everyone back next year should be a big lift and will certainly show in an im- proved record. 155 T «• front - Dennis McCarthy, Sam Cravina, |ohn Ross, Kevin O'Brien, Mike DeAngelo, John Haapanen back - Charlie Park, Frank Yee, Mr. Tom Hall, Coach, Stan Park, Bob Thorne Cross Country Track Cross Country along with the other fall sports entered the Suburban League in September. The tough Suburban teams had their way with Quincy except for a few meets when The Presi- dents showed that they will be tough in the next few years. Quincy added a new dimension this year, however, with a full fledged girls team, which was somewhat more successful than the boys squad. Outstanding for the male harriers were Bob Thorne, Kevin O'Brien, and Charlie Park. The girls' were led by Sally Rickson, Ginger Denvir, Kelly Tobin, Jody Yurkstas, Kathy Keating and running unofficially a ninth grader at Central- Dottie Irvine. front - Dottic Irvine, Kelly Tobin, Sally Rickson back - Jody Yurkstas, Mr. Tom Hall, Coach, Ginger Denvir, Kathy Keating 1% Boys' Gymnastics Lenny Califano Lonnie Carvello Mike Curran Tom McMahon ; Pat Younie Mr. Wayne DeSchamp, Coach front row - Cheryl Machado. Vera Smolderon, Cassia Gongolas, Sheila Burke, lanice Marcel, Sheila Cullen, Donna Regiannini Back row - Michele Murphy, Lisa Cold, Sandra Mola, Mary Shattuck, Leah DePaulo, Janice Beaudry, Lois Golden, Lydia LaFerla Miss Ruark front - Marsha Mattes, Head 2nd row - Laurie Warshaur, Cheryl Cillis, Patty Foley, Patty Curto 3rd row - Eileen Carloni, Gina Tocchio, Kathi Toy, Doreen O'Mara, Caren Smith 4th row - Diane DiCesare, Susan Powers, Marybeth Mulcahy, Mary Stuart, loanne Barone. Mascot c h e e r Marsha Mattes a d e r s Mary Stuart Doreen O'Mara Mary Be,h Mu,cahy Caren Smith T . - Cheryl Cillis Gina Tocchio Eileen Carloni Patty Curto Patty Foley Diane DiCesare Laurie Warshauer Kathi Toy Susan Powers W May Never Pass This Wav (Again) ™p q tht sa Is.but «ir and ihe let it 111 love like the autumn sun Should hi� cl mg but it s only gist begun Like the twilight in the-road up ahead They don't see just where we re goin And all the.set rets in the u diverse Whisper in mu eais and all tin eais will come and go And take us up alwa s up We m«iy ne ei pass this wav again Wo may ne ei pass this way again We may ne ei pass this way again Dreams so the sav Are for tools and the let them drill awa Peace — like the silent dove Should be flun but it s only iiist begun I ike Columbus m the olden da s We must gathei all our courage sail our ships out on the open sea Cast avva oui leais and all the veais will come and go And take us up always up We may never pass this wav again We may nevui pass this wav again We may novel pass this wav again so I wanna laugh while the l.iughin is eas I want i ry it it makes it worthwhile I mav never pass this way again I lul s why I want it with vou ( ause vou make me leel like I'm more than Iriend I ik I'm the |oumev and « u ie the |ouine end I m.in never pass this wav again I hat s whv I want it with vou hahv !we watched you on stage Cheered you on the field Walked with you in the corridors Greeted you in the Gym, Library, Cafetaria, and classrooms. 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Condos Charles Condos, Sr. Charles Condos George Condos Mr. and Mrs. James Condos Mr. and Mrs. Peter Condos The Anonymous Greek Family Mrs. Katherine Houhoulis Kathryn Condos Mary and Tony DelGreco Carol and Jim DelGreco Kathy, Ronny and Kelly Dwyer Cheryl and Mike DelGreco Arthur A. Albanese Good Luck from the Greeter Chris Elrick Laura Tarrant Feldmanian Academy Mr. and Mrs. John Latini Sally Rickson Bob DelGreco Paul DelGreco Gail Gorachy David Buttomer Mr. and Mrs. George Bass Joyce Mullaney Dolores DeAngelo Rita Rosano Bruce Perry Cheryl Centrella Dianne Baker Good Luck to the Class of '75- the best ever Joannie Carroll Dave DeLuca A friend Bev Bergman Remember Dallas Linda DeAngelo Palaza Good Luck to the Sr. Class Congratulations Class of '75 Debbie Conso Track Team Wishes the Srs. Good Luck Kathy DePaulo Mimi Kolodny Sheila L. Hargreaves Robert Cahill D. C. Experience Congratulations to the best Class that ever graduated Lorraine and Lou Eileen Carloni 168 Abdon, James J. Adams, Nancy E. Adler, James IH. Ahern, Julie Ahola, Jane M. Alfieri, Patrick F. Alieva, John Alpert, Debra S. Anderson, Kenneth R. Andrew, Paul Andrews, Diane E. Andrews, Joyce M. Antonellis, Judith M. Aramian, Richard S. Arienti, Ernest M. Aristide, Stephen M. Arnold, Robert A. Arsenault, Nancy J. Ash, James Ash, Janice Asnault, Katherine A. Atkins, Christina M. Austin, Linda M. Avery, Richard J. Bacon, Sharon M. Baker, Dianne M. Baker, Suzanne M. Baron, Robert D. Barr, Gordon O. Barrett, Nancy M. Barron, Susan IM. Barry, Marguerite A. Barry, Mark Bass, Sandra J. Battaglia Richard Battista, Russell A. Baxendale, Joanne Beattie Meredyth G. Bellenoit, Paul Belmonte, Geraldine A. Bennett, Charles N. Bennett, Robert J. Berardinelli, Bruce E. Bergman, Beverly L. Bertrand, Nancy E. Bjork, Richard W. Blinn, Steven E. Blowers, Adrian A. Bock, Deborah L. Bodner, Carol A. Boedeker Kathy Bohan, John F. Bohan, Joseph K. Boire, Philip Bongiorno, Sandra Bosco, Mary L. Bourassa, Marie L. Boutilier, Sandra L. Boyce, Arlene Boyd, Thomas Bragdon, Gene P. Bray, Brian E. Breen, William J. SENIOR DIRECTORY Brill, John F. Broadford, Lorraine Brooks, Gregory Brooks, Richard A. Brooks, William A. Brown Brian D. Buccheri, Richard Buchan, Mary Buonopane, Jeanne M. Burak, Jonathan M. Burak, Robin L. Burke, John P. Butler, Donald Buttomer, Linda M. Byorkman, Bruce J. Cahill, Alicia Cahill, Annmarie Cahill, Robert Calabro, Deborah A. Callahan, Deborah A. Callahan, Deidre P. Callahan, Kevin G. Calvi, David Campbell, John R. Campbell, Thomas J. Canale, Stephen W. Cannon, Kathleen A. Cantelli, Charlene M. Caparell, Sarantos Cappola, Joyce E. Carbonaro, Lori J. Carbonneau, Michael A. Carella, Robert L. Carloni, Eileen M. Carlson, Cynthia E. Carroll, Joan B. Carroll, Preston Carroll, Robert G. Carty, Joseph F. Casey, David Cashman, Michael J. Casna, Robert T. Cassidy, Joanne M. Catrambone, Susan Cellucci, Carol A. Centrella, Cheryl A. Ciliberto, Karen A. Cirillo, Christine M. Cirillo, Michael J. Clark, Cynthia M. Clark, David W. Cobb, A. Richard Jr. Cochrane, Christopher Cogliano, Joanne A. Coletta, Edmund J. Coletti, Doreen A. Columbus, John J. Condos, George P. Conor, Paul F. Connors, Donald M. Connolly, Paul W. Connors, Cathleen A. Conso, Debra A. Conti, Thomas J. Cooke, David M. Cooper, Amy S. Cortese, Joseph O. Corvi, Sandra E. Corwin, Scott P. Cosgrove, William G. Cossette, Janet M. Crawford, Lisa M. Cribbie Ronald J. Crombie, Randall A. Cronin, Lisa A. Crowley, Karen Cullen, Mary P. Curley, Antoinette Curran, Francis C. Curto, Patricia B. Dacey, Christine Dacey, William Daggett, Deborah Dahlquist, Diane F. Daley, Claire D. Daley, Teresa IM. Dane, Brain Daniels, Catherine E. Dansak, Gregory J. Dauphinee, Carol A. Davis, Richard ). Deane, Nancy C. DeAngelo, Jean D. Deery, Linda J. Deery, Patrick J. DeFilippo, David DelGreco, Marianne Dellorfano, Ann M. Deluca, David A. Deluca, Mary J. DelVecchio, Donna L. DeMarco, Scott A. Dennehey, Sean Denvir, Virginia E. DePaulo, Kathleen A. DeSantis, Dennis M. Desmond, Keith Devine, Donna M. DiBona, Daniel W. DiBona, Kathleen DiCesare, Diane L. DiCenzo, Marco D. DiCristofaro, Paul N. DiLoreto, Arthur DiNanno, Patricia Di Pietro, Michael A. DiRamio, Lucia M. Djerf, Russell B. Doherty, Karen L. D'Olimpio, Maria D'Olympio, Rosemarie Doncaster, Joyce K. Doty, Linda Doyle, Karen E. Dredge, Helen B. Drinan, Nancy L. Drohan, Edward Drudi, Thomas L Duggan, Maureen S. Duncan, Andrew S. Dunford, Paul E. Dunlea, John T. Dunn, Scott W. Dunn, Timothy P. Dunphy, Kurt F. Durante, Gerald O. Durante, Michael Duyette, John Eisan, Donna M. Elloyan, Robert T. Elrick, Christine Elson, Michael Englemann, Elizabeth Erwin, Diane E. Esau, George W. Everett, Debra J. Fabrizio, Robert E. Fanning, Mark Fantucchio, Mary Fee, Robert J. Feldman, Steve L. Ferguson, William A. Fidler, Donna Fink, Marsha E. Finneran, Elizabeth Finnigan, Patricia A. Finnigan, William P. Fishman, Ronald H. Fitzgerald, John F. Fitzgerald, William J. Flaherty, Francis J. Flanders, Patricia A. Florentine, Ronald Flynn, John J. Flynn, Paul Foley, Patricia Forrester, James M. Fournarakis, Phyllis Foye, Victoria A. Fratolillo, Daniel D. Fredericks, Elaine M. French, Arthur L. Freuchet, Max V. Fruzzetti, Russell J. Gacicia, Joanne M. Gallagher, James Gallinaro, Alfred A. Gallo, Deborah A. Gaziano, Sally Gerrior, Marie E. Gibbons, Michael P. Gibson, Mary A Giggey, Stephen M. Giglio, Linda R. Gilbody, Robert A. Gillan, Joseph M. Gilliatt, Curtis Gillis, Cheryl A. Giovannucci, Robert F. 169 Girard, Ann Marie Girard, Philip L. Girard, Stephen P. Gizzarelli, Andreina Goguen, John M. Goldberg, Frank Goldberg Susan E. Golen, Michael Goldfarb, Pamela M. Goldie, Eileen M. Gongolas, Cassia Goodman, Mark A. Gorachy, Gail A. Gosselin, David R. Gould, Stephen ). Goyette, Michael G. Grant, Linda Grassi, Sybil J. Gray, Jane M. Grenham, Robert Griffin, Jeanne Grindle, Tammy L. Grogan, Sara T. Grondin, Thomas Guarniere, Michael Guest, Matthew Guinto, Deborah Gunnison, Cynthia A. Hadlock, Susan B. Hall, Donna J. Hall, Robert E. Hall, Thomas E. Hallisey, George L. Hallsen, Elaine Halwix, Sharon E. Hanlon, Paul Hanly, Lynn A. Hanratty, John J. Hardie, Donna L. Hargreaves, Sheila L. Harrison, George Harte, Patrick J. Hartikka, Ronald R. IHaskell, Gary R. Hastings, Sean M. Hayes, Jacqueline Healy, Thomas C. Hebert, Richard Hennebury, Thomas Hennessy, Richard J. Hennessy, Susan A. Hermanson, Cheryl A. Hershoff, Stanley M. Hibbett, Karen E. Hickey, David ). Hickey, Theresa M. Hines, George Hite, Daniel Hobbs, Steven J. Hodgkins, Catherine E. Hoffman, Gary L. Hogan, Michael P. Houten, Edward B. Howard, Kathleen M. Hult, Rachel H. Hurley, Kenneth P. Hutton, Deborah L. lacobucci, Richard M. Ilacqua, Dominic ). lovanna, Jane M. Irvine, Brian Irvine, Kathleen Irvine, Mary E. Jackson, Carol F. Jaffe, Daniel A. Jekins, Joseph Johnson, Dean C. Johnson, James P. Jones, William B. Jordan, Neal A. Joyce, Joseph W. Kadlick, Louise S. Kane, Nancy A. Kane, Timothy V. Kaplan, Lorraine S. Kasianowicz, John J. Kastinen, Pirjo H. Kearney, Leo Keating, Kathleen M. Keegan, Patricia A. Keenan, Anthony Kelley, Joseph T. Kelly, Helen B. Kelly, Nancy Kennedy, James B. Kenney, John Kenney, William J. Kerans, Robert Kerman, David J. Kinan, Robert M. King, Douglas T. King, Paula M. King, Valerie Kneeland, Michael Kolodny, Miriam R. Krantzberg, Lisa B. Lamie, James E. Lamie, Wayne E. Landers, Edward Laneau, Robert L. Lantz, Philip W. La Selva, Nancy V. Latini, Debbie A. Lavezzo, Patricia A. LaVoie, Cheryl Leahy, Robert F. Lee, Steven Lefman, Leonard Leiblein, Althea L. Leiblein, Andrea L. Lemelin, Gerard A. Leonard, Colleen Leoncello, Samuel D. Leone, Thomas M. Lilly, Howard S. Lingoes, Robert J. Linnehan, Patricia A. Lints, Laurie J. Little, Jeffrey W. LoConte, Sherie A. Lomanno, Peter M. Long, Gloria D. Loughran, Kathleen A. Lucier, Gerald R. Lucier, Richard Luggelle, Ruth A. Lumaghini, Rene Lynch, Dennis M. Lynch, Mary A. Lyons, Darby Lyons, Ellen Lyons, Sharron K. MacDonald, Edward W. MacDonald, John K. Mac Donald, Karen T. Macintosh, Robert B. MacIntyre, Heather MacKenzie, Michael S. MacKenzie, Scott D. MacLellan, Charles A. MacLeod, Kim M. Magnell, Jeffrey C. Maguire, Bernadette Maguire, Noreen M. Mahon, Mary M. Mahoney, Maureen Malnati, Edward M. Maloney, Anthoney M. Malvesti, Karen M. Mann, Madeline G. Mariano, Linda M. Marin, Philip J. Marini, Brian E. Marquis, Barry J. Martel, James E. Martell, Joseph G. Maskell, Teresa C. Massey, Corrine M. Mathisen, Susan A. Mattes, Marcia R. Matthews, Mary J. Mayer, Walter F. Mayhew, Catherine A. Maze, Stephen M. McAuliffe, Patrick McCarthy, Michael McCarthy, Nancy M. McClelland, Mary E. McCord, Steven McCourt, Kathleen J. McCusker, Michael McDermott, Sharon M. McDonald, James P. McDonald, Karen McGahan, Susan E. McGann, Francis R. McGann, Gloria J. McGillvray, Dennis E. McGonagle, Maureen T. 170 McGowan, Sharon L. McGunagle, Deborah A. McGunagle, Denise PI Mclnnis, Mary Rose McMahon, Lawrence E. McMahon, Robert W. McMullen, Cheryl A. McNally, Robert J. McNamara, Brian E. McNamara, Thomas J. McQuinn, Mark A. Meehan, Robert E. Megnia, Joseph Melia, Edward Melody, Paul Melzard, Michael D. Menconi, Michael Merna, Michelle A. Messier, Barbara A. Michalak, Karen Milisi, Cheryl B. Miller, Corinne A. Miller, Marilyn J. Miller, Paul D. Mills, Sarah L. Milne, Margaret E. Mitchell, Scott A. Ilolloy, Bernadette Moody, George Moran, David A. Morgan, Ivor Moriarty, Mark D. Morin, Richard J. Morreale, Raymond Morrell, Catherine A. Morrison, Deborah A. Morse, Phyllis L. Morton, Elaine P. Mulcahy, Mary Beth Mullaney, Joyce A. Munroe, David H. Murphy, Camile M. Murphy, Claudia J. Murphy, Edward Murphy, Kevin M. Murphy, Maureen A. Murphy, Robert F. Murray, Helen M. Murray, Mark F. Mluscato, Martin E. Myett, Lynne M. Nannis, Lisa S. Nee, Martin S. Neville, Stephen W. Nevins, Brian P. Newcomb, Deborah A. Nicastro, Donna M. Nikander, Richard Noble, Gary P. Norkus, Richard E., Jr. Norton, Alice K. Norton, Jeanmarie Nurmenniemi, Urpo T. Oberlander, Warren W. O'Brien, Jeanne M. O'Day, Terrence Ogden, Bruce O'Leary, Deborah A. O'Leary, Timothy J. Oliver, David S. Oliveri, Timothy F. Oliverio, Deborah A. O'Malley, Michael ). O'lfara, Doreen O'Neil, Caron O'Neil, Edward E. O'Neil, Janice M. Oriola, Jean M. Orlowski, David O'Rourke, Kathy A. Osborne, Brian T. Padula, Dolores Page, Arthur J. Pagnani, Deborah M. Pagnani, Doris J. Pagnani, Douglas Pagnano, John R. Pakkala, Henry W. Palumbo, Richard Papile, Steven M. Park, Charles Parks, Martha L. Parma, Joseph D. Pearson, Joseph P. Peddie, Laurel A. Perch, Susan E. Perry, Bruce J. Perry, Robert J. Petrosius, Edward J. Pettinelli, Marie G. Picardi, Maryann T. Picot, Denise Pino, Debra M. Pinto, Barbara E. Pizzi, Richard J. Pizzi, Robert J. Player, Steven M. Plunkett, Charles D. Plunkett, David J. Poland, Linda Ponder, Robert A. Porcella, Paul Power, Robert G. Powers, Susan P. Prakop, Philip J. Preble, Scott D. Prescott, David C. Priestly, Eric A. Proto, Cheryl A. Psaros, Brian G. Purpura, John P. Putnam, John Quilici, Joyce M. Quint, Scott Raimondi, Mark Ramponi, Dianne L. Ranalli, Alfredo Rand, Ellen Rand, Freeman G. Raser, Robert S. Raymer, Peter R. Reardon, Lorraine J. Reardon, Robert E. Reed, Eileen Renken, Carl A. Repucci, Cynthia Rhode, Bernadette A. Ricciardi, Roberta J. Rice, Bert Rice, John Rice, Joseph C. Rickson, Sally A. Riley, Denise H. Riley, John P. Ritchie, Annmarie Rizzi, Lynne P. Roach, Jean L. Robertson, Maria B. Robertson, Michael K. Robertson, Steven ). Robinson, Janet L. Robinson, Stephen G. Rollock, William Ross, Deborah Ross, John W. Ross, Robert C. Rudolph, Barbara J. Russo, Cindy Russo, Robert A. Ryan, Richard Sabatini, Robert E. Sacchetti, John S. Sacchetti, Mary Ann Saltalamacchia, Joseph Salvati, Richard A. Salverio, Michael J. Salviatti, Stephen Sandonato, Debra E. Sardaro, Michael D. Savage, Frances M. Scanlon, Kevin A. Scarnici, Lauren H. Scarnici, Vincent J. Schofield, Cheryl M. Schow, Janet R. Schwartz, Jeffery Scorza, Patricia A. Sforza, Andrea Shaffer, Richard J. Shea, Janet Sheehan, Joseph Sheehan, Richard O. Shelis, John J. Short, Kathleen M. Sidney, Ellery C. Simkus, Lina M. Skinner, Mary J. Smalley, Bruce ). Smith, Caren E. Smith, Sharon L. Smith, Robert Smith, Ruth T. Smolderen, Vera M. Snaith, Gregory A. Snowdon, Jane Somerville, Richard Somontes, Mary V. Souza, Robert W. Spada, Robert A. Spargo, Richard A. Spink, Donald A. Staples, Daniel J. Starck, Michael J. Starr, Michael Steen, Cynthia Steenson, Jeff Stetson, Nancy A. Stevenson, William C. Stoddard, Ira Stone, Steven G. Stone, Wayne E. Straughn, Edward A. Strausbaugh, Jeffrey A. Stuart, Mary R. Suarez, Perry R. Sullivan, Brenda T. Sullivan, Claire M. Sullivan, Elizabeth Sullivan, Kevin M. Sullivan, Patrick ). Summering, William A. Svizzero, Pamela Swanson, Jon T. Sweeney, Kathryn A. Sweeney, Paul A. Tammaro, Clayton R. Tammaro, Paul V. Tardif, Scott S. Tarr, Richard H. Tarrant, Laura J. Tasselari, Paul K. Tatreau, Brad M. Taverna, Mark G. Tempesta, Oriana Thackeray, Barbara J. Thackeray, Mary E. Theodore, Peter C. Thibodeau, William P. Thompson, Donna L. Thorburn, Debra A. Tobin, Jean C. Tobin, Richard Tocchio, Gina L. Tocchio, Joseph Todd, Paul F. Tonello, Edward C. Tornberg, Patricia A. Toy, Kathi M. Trimble, Barbara A. Tronca, John Tropea, Michael A. Trubiano, Maryann J. Tucker, Theresa A. Tuffy, Colleen M. Tutela, Carol Ann Twomey, John Balentino, Susan Vallatini, George J. Varraso, Nancy J. Vaudo, JoAnn Vecchione, Ronald J. Venturelli, Dominic Venuto, Deborah L. Verrier, John J. Vignali, Patrick Voegtlin, Valerie Volpe, Diana L. Volpini, Paul M. Vorrosso, Arnold Wade, Geraldine M. Wade, Kathleen Wahlberg, Rosemary Walkama, Lynn K. Walker, Kathleen M. Walker, Susan L. Walsh, Katherine M. Warchal, Edward W. Ward, Michelle Wardrop, Gayle I. Ware, Leonard P. Warshauer, Laurie A. Watkins, Lane P. Watson, David N. Wencek, Cheryl A. Wenners, Cynthia A. Wenners, Daniel Wastland, Edson W. Whalen, Ruth White, Daniel J. White, Susan L. Whitman, Jan K. Whitman, Robert V. Wholley, Edward T. Widman, Richard C. Wiedemann, Theodore A. Wilbur, Jonathan E. Williams, Kendall C. Wintermeyer, Susan J. Wirth, Debra ). Wise, Richard Wolfe, John S. Wolfe, William A. Wong, Donna Wood, John F. Woodman, Charles M. Wysocki, Michael J. Yanoff, Ronald E. Yee, Madaline Young, Timothy F. Younie, Linda J. Zimmerman, Debra R Zopatti, Barbara J. Zupkofska, Eugene F. 171 Call in the lender of our adult years. The timeless one, and bid him preserve In aging minds, this book In which one day we may dawdle much. Bring in reflections of our high school years; Let their be no finale to youthful schemes. The only yearbook advisor is Mr. jones. Take from this store of years. Containing our golden memories, a page From the days in which we lived our youth. And give to him who shared our endless teens. And if this gift seems too kind Its comes to show how fond in youth we are of him. The only yearbook advisor is and will be Mr. Jones. 172 Debra Alpert, Julie Ahern, Linda Buttomer, Kathy Loughran, Ginger Denvir, Marianne DelGreco, Mr. Dana lones, George Condos, Louise Kadlick, MaryBeth Mulcahy, Lauren Scarnici, and Alicia Cahill. It WAS Worth It! 173 Production Staff Advisor........... Editor............ Business Manager Yearbook Staff... Cover Design.... Sr. Layout Design. Photography..... Artwork ... Mr. Dana C. jones Marianne DelCreco ...George Condos ........Julie Ahern Debra Alpert Linda Buttomer Alicia Cahill George Condos Jean DeAngelo Marianne DelGreco Ginger Denvir Maureen Duggan Patty Foley Sean Hastings Dean Johnson Louise Kadlick Kathy Loughran MaryBeth Mulcahy Lorraine Reardon Debbie Sandonato Lauren Scarnici Terry Tucker Sue Wintermeyer .... Sue Wintermeyer ........Julie Ahern .....Miller Studios Julie Ahern Joan Carroll Marianne DelGreco Sean Hastings Dean Johnson Dana Jones John Kasianowicz ......Jim Coughlin 174 3 Spring Track Mr. Troup, Coach Girls' Tennis Diane Erwin Sybil Grassi Vera Smolderen Linda Grant Are these all the tennis pictures? Unfortunately, yes. 7 V front: Neil Dwyer, Paul Southerland, |im Duggan, Mark Deluca, Eric Carrera, Sal Coscia, Bob Marcucci. back: Coach Mosher, Steve Infascelli, Pat Gibbons, Lou Fishman, Paul Ferris, Dave Raferly, Richard MacKay. I i a T 9 Apologies to ... Richard Sheehan lonalhan Burak M. Guest Michael Salverio 10 Class Day II Prom 12 Graduation 13 16 And as you rush through life, occasional! turn and look back and remember. As the seedlings of a flower fall So we shall one day drift apart Dancing in the wind, the seeds are searching to alight We too, shall watch for our places beneath the sun When some seeds rest upon the earth, be it fertile, be it bare Some shall continue on, one to find a better place and one condemned to fly forever... Some of us shall root where our feet first touch the ground Others will strive toward goals yet undefined ... And a few, like the condemned seed, will always be in question With virgin roots that will never touch the earth ... Once settled, the seeds shall sprout As we too are born into a new life Those among the stones are burdened with endless struggles And those in fertile grass shall climb to ceaseless heights |$o be the path of life for us With times of hardship, with times of ease Until one day, the stalk shall bend and break So then we too must wither And be laid in quiet rest ...