Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1977 volume:

Thomas Crane Public Liirarj Quincy, Mass. .0 This is my letter to the world, •' Thot never wrote to me, — The simple news that Nature told. With tender majesty. Her message is committed To hands I cannot see. For love of her, sweet countrymen. Judge tenderly of me! DEDICATION Mrs. Ann Cannon Mrs. Shirley Healey The dedication of the 1977 GOLDENROD to Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Healey was an idea that received enthusiastic and unanimous sup- port from the Senior Class. Need anything in the Guidance Office from lunch tickets to college applications? Then these two helpful ladies, with a combined experience of 19 years in the Quincy Public School System, will efficiently and cheerfully supply the necessary information. Consistently concerned for the students of Quincy High, Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Healey have earned the gratitude of thou- sands of seniors over the years. We, the class of 1977, realize that the entire school is fortunate to be able to rely on two ladies who truly operate the office for the benefit of the students. Therefore, we take great pleasure in dedicating the GOLDENROD to two fine people who are, themselves, dedicated to the students. Thank you very much, Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Healey! 4 Photographs and Memories Photographs and memories Christmas cords you sent to me All that I have ore these to remember you Photographs one) memories All the love you gave to me Somehow it iust can't be true That’s all I've left of you But we sure had a good time When we started way back when Morning walks and bedroom talks Oh how I loved you then Memories that come ot night Take me to another time Back to a happier day When I called you mine But we sure had a good time When we started way back when Morning walks and bedroom talks Oh how I loved you then Summer skies and lullabies Nights we couldn't say good-bye And of all of the things that we knew Not o dreom survived Memories are embedded through repetition. The homeroom period is a part of the high school experience that few students will forget. An anxious glance at the clock is followed by the reassurance by the teacher that the cards haven’t gone up yet. Perhaps there will be several announcements over the loud speaker or the homeroom teacher will try to collect yet another in an endless series of forms needing parental signatures. Some students catch up on news with their friends and others review for an up-coming test or put the finishing touches on an assignment due first period. At precisely 8:1 2 when the bell rings, the room rises as one to start the day. 6 7 10 Entering students in September of 1977 immediately realized that, as always, some things had changed and some things had remained the same. To complement the newly- waxed floors, modern blue lockers lined the halls. A new schedule packed with study halls replaced the old one with resource time. Sophomores were still directed to the swimming pool on the fourth floor, though, and room 306 still awaited transformation. Books of all descriptions remained the educational mainstay, and Mr. York remained in the supply room to keep a couple of thousand students in paper and pencils. And as the floor shine dulled under heavy traffic, the year began. n w The fond memories of a successful school year are due, in part, to the smooth operation of the many parts that make up the high school environment. Detentions for tardiness were instituted to alleviate the crush of students signing in late at the Assistant Principal’s office. A renovated nurse’s office and a new guidance complex inspired confidence. No matter what the question, people were willing to help find an answer. Above, Mr. Wagner explains the crazy English language to Vo Thi-Kim-Dung. 15 SUPERINTENDENTS Dr. Lawrence Creedon — Superintendent Mr. John Osterman — Asst. Mr. William Phinney — Asst. 17 QUINCY HIGH Mr. Robert Basiliere — Asst. Principal Mr. Lloyd Creighton — Principal 18 VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL Mr. Laurence Babin — Principal Mr. Eugene Silverio — Dean Mr. Paul Sullivan — Dean Mr. James Thibodeau — Dean 19 GUIDANCE Richard Haines — Head Charles Baillargeron Frank Bukunt Gerald Gherordi Robert Daniele — Work Study William Hutchinson Edward Nankin 21 j SPECIAL EDUCATION David Donovan Steven Ferraro 22 Martha Firth Robert Limoncelli Dorothy McAuliffe Howard Mason Paul Panatano Gerald Ridge 23 Bruce MacDonald — Head Sandra DeVincentis ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Robert Carnie Edna Della Barba Margaret Flynn Wayne Hamilton Richard Martin Ronald Martin Dana Jones Suzanne McGowan Leslie McKenna Frank Moffet 24 Seon Mulreody Maureen O’Brien Arthur Mosher Herman Pasqueralla Janet Poole Leslie Orsini Louise Rothman Richard Scanlon Virginia Troinor Thomas Wagner Stephen Weeks Jock Harrington — Head Nicholas Anciello Barbara Cohen SOCIAL STUDIES Irving Fletcher John Garrity Linda Day Daniel George Daniel Lutts Jack Merrill 26 -I William Mitchell Kathleen O'Donnell James Shaw Sherry Shaw George Smith William Sullivan Joyce Wolk George York Carol Wayne 27 SCIENCE Judith Appleby Frank DiSabatino George Koolian Janet Kornmeyer Carol Lane 28 I Peter Ligor Charles Maclaughlin Janet McLean Russell Rayner Michael Saniuk Catherine Smith David Smith Carmine Tortora 29 FOREIGN LANGUAGES 30 Nancy Christian Daniel Goldforb Kathryn Hagenbach Kenneth Koubek Robin Murphy 31 t Virginia Stefani Joanne Tribulauskas BUSINESS Cotherine Callahan John Carroll Harold Carter 32 Janet Leahy Rita Morash James Flahive I Julianne Morse Joanne Peterson Martha Pierce Gerald Quintiliani Rosemary Simmons 3oooo«0« Irene Sullivan George Umscheid Henry Wilgo 33 n 1 MATH Ann Bosiliere Clifford Bootner Joan Chrusciel Wayne DcSchamp 34 'lit I «rr H I “ w Sandra Goeddell Thomas Owens William Pepe Irene Sancinito Thomas Walsh Elaine Zajchowski 35 ELECTRO-ELECTRONICS Donald Kaupp — Head James Comer Patrick Crozier Arthur DiLoreto Stephen Janshego 36 Harry Kisbe Paul McDonald NURSING Barbaro Matthews — Secretary Jane Steele Irene Santauosso Verna Thoycr Irene Uttendorfsky O Kathryn Zalis 38 FOOD PREP LIBRARY Nanette Eckert Pamela Roberts GENERAL PLUMBING Ronald Fortin Arthur Morrissey — Head Edward Forsberg Edward Lawando George Sutherland METALS AND MACHINES 41 Gerald Panarelli Robert Trott POWER MECHANICS 42 GENERAL WOODS Fred Gibbs Kenneth Woodward-Head Gaetano Abruzzese I Warren Paglori GRAPHIC ARTS Sol Levenson Paul Tranford Mikelis Lenbergs Patrick Trifone ART AND INDUSTRIAL ART Leslie Chase Peter Lind Robert Osterman Joseph Wessling Rosemary Brotin Raymond Brown Robert Fariello Nancy Sullivan 44 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Joseph Amorsino Hank Conroy Martin Finnegan Susan Lamb Barbara Webster Koy Hamill Bette Cunningham Norma Benson Stacey Graham A I D E S Helen McManus Elizabeth Campbell 46 HOME ECONOMICS - Sgt. Normand Mencarini R.O.T.C. Col. Arthur Allen Helen La Hage DATA PROCESSING Patricia Glancy i 47 SECRETARIES S C H O O L Ms. Edgeworth — VT 48 ROW 1: Mr� . Boll, Mr� . John on, Mr� . Camming� , Mr� . Koch, Mr� . O'Brien. ROW 2: Mr� . Coughlin, Mr� . Collmt, Mr� . Morini, Mr� . Gordi, Mrs. McMuRn. ROW 1: Mr� . McMonu� , Mr� . Murphy, M� . Shen, Mr . Venuli, Mr . Foye. ROW 2: Mr . Dondero, Mrs. Soldi, Mr . Au� fin, Mr . Purporo, Mr . Gentile, Mrs. McDonough. 49 50 j Twenty-five years from now at the reunion of the QHS-QVTS class of 77, when you are reunited with former class- mates, will you actually remember your senior year? When you begin to reminisce will you be able to recall all those events which were the most meaningful to you? Will you remember all the pleasures and pains of senior year, or will the memory of them be dulled by the passage of time? The three years we’ve spent together at Quincy High and Voc- Tech served as our stepping stones into life. The experiences shared by the class of 1977 should be locked into our memories to be cherished forever. WILL YOU REMEMBER . . . Hoping that we would meet Mr. Basiliere's challenge on the first day of school to become the best senior class QHS and QVTS ever hod? Coming to school in September and hardly believing you were finally a senior? The trouble you got into when you tried to socialize in the library? Dressing up in the middle of the blazing summer heat to go and have your senior picture taken? Buying your class ring and having to find 77 people who would turn it? The weary hours spent on filling out college applications, and the amount of money you spent just to apply? The fits of nervous tension you experienced before and during the SAT'S and achievements? Wanting to find out what your board scores were but dreading the fact that you had to open them when the time finally came? The four consecutive days of relaxation during the unexpected January snow storms? The fire drills during the winter's sub-zero weather? The inauguration of Jimmy Carter as the United States' 39th president? Staying home at night to watch Happy Days, Laverne Shirley, Welcome Back Kotter, Starsky and Hutch, Charlie's Angels, and The Gong Show? Coming back to school last September and finding all resource periods were replaced with study halls? The excitement of being accepted to your first choice college and the disappointment if you weren't? That many seniors were switched from their old familiar homerooms to brand new ones? The renovation of the guidance complex and the principal's office? Being one of the lucky ones who had their old green locker replaced with a shiny new blue one? P052 1 02-22-77 The confusing pass system during the second semester? The new innovation in television and the popularity of the novels for television and continuing dramas such as Rich Man, Poor Man Books I, II, Roots, Captains and the Kings, Executive Suite, and Once an Eagle? All the money you spent on buttons, candy, and raffle tickets to support the school's clubs? The hassle you went through when you wanted to be dismissed? The fear of knowing that all your marks were being sent to colleges? Being in tenth grade and wondering what it was like to be a senior? Praying on the day of an important test that you'd have a substitute? The protest of the senior class and the petition against study halls? The great feeling of spirit all the seniors had at the Thanksgiving rally? Trying to scrape up enough money to pay for prom tickets, class dues, the yearbook, and your graduation robe? The restoration of the pony to our school's lobby? The return of the school newspaper's former name and the posters that read: The Pony Express Rides Again! Attending Page and Stage's production of Patterns and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest? Signing up for the prom committee and hoping your name would be picked? The hope of all seniors that we would win the Thanksgiving game and the disappointment when we didn't? The hours you spent in detention for being late? Looking forward to the half days on the second Tuesday of every month? All the fun when the student council collected money for charity on Halloween, pictures with Santa, and the Valen- tine Express? The school dances featuring Spur , Minus One , and Crystal City? Praying that the basketball team would win one of their games against Rindge Tech? The last set of mid-years at QHS and QVTS? Trying to get your sign-out sheet filled? Dancing until two a.m. at the prom? The feeling of joy and sorrow at graduation? CLASS WILL Last will and testament of the class of 1977 of the Quincy-VocTech, High School, in the city of Quincy, County of Norfolk, and State of Massachusetts. Be it remembered that we the 1977 class of Quincy High-VocTech High School, hoping that we are about to graduate from, leave, or otherwise be evicted from this institution of learning, and being of partially sound mind and body have banded together to draw up this our lost will and testament so that we may dispose of our scattered and sacred possessions which we have accumulated during our three year sentence. To the following teachers we leave: Mr. MacDonald — a training manual entitled How to train feral children in ten easy lessons. Mr. Macomber — the class of 78 — Good Luck!!! Mr. Orsini — a bottomless cup of coffee and a box of munchkins. Mr. Owens — a box of colored chalk and a tape recording saying — Can you see it? Mr. Jones — a plaque soying Is it done yet? Mr. Koubek — a 1 st year Italian class that doesn't know what Esca della stanza means. Mrs. Harrison — a concert choir that dresses properly. Miss Hagenbach — a French room with a built in tennis court. Mr. Ron Martin — a map of how to find your identity. Mr. Koolian — permanent detention duty. Mr. Smith — a microbiology class that takes their tests and doesn't argue. Mr. Mulready — a journalism class that comes in on time and some money for the paper. Miss Alfaro — a recording of sientarse close. Mr. Ligor — a student who can do a perfect research paper. Mr. MacLaughlin — the BASIC necessities of life. Mr. Weeks — a British Literature class that appreciates poetry. Mrs. Christian and Mrs. Myatt — many more Latin clubs (Good Luck!) Mrs. Lane — some eosy chemistry books and a new blackboard to write assignments on. Mr. Harrington — a new I Love B.C. sticker. Mr. Saniuk — chemistry classes full of Italian students who are well versed in Polish jokes. Mr. Merrill — a psychology class that likes to argue. Miss Wolk — a sociology class that knows the definition of an ethnic group. Miss Kornmeyer — a perfect collection of bugs. Miss Goldman — more seats outside her office and longer cut cards. Guidance Office — new computers and perfect schedules. Mr. Creighton — we leave a new yearbook staff and the hope that he didn't waste all of his patience on us. Mr. Myrick — resource periods to keep him busy. Mrs. Robinson — a case of mousetraps. Mr. Comer — a free and open system. Mr. Serrecchia — another Mark Baker. Miss McKenna — a quiet and well-mannered homeroom to help her recover from the last one. Col. Allen and Sgt. Mencarini — an ROTC division that doesn’t get height sick. Mr. Miller — some turtlewox. Mr. Kisby — a handkerchief Mr. Paul MacDonald — some more company for 2:30. Mr. Crozier — an answer to his own questions. Mr. Perrilli — a new box of cigars. Therefore, we the graduating (?) class of 1977 of Quincy High-Voc Tech having thus disposed of all our worldly possessions do hereby set our seal to this last will and testament and deliver it into the hands of the oncoming senior class on this thirteenth day of May, nineteen hundred and seventy-seven. So, os we are about to go Out among the cold world's strife, and slide down the razor blade of life, this solemn document is now witnessed by these venerable and revered personages. In Witness Thereof: Lawrence P. Creedon Lloyd M. Creighton Dana C. Jones In every organization there is one person who makes it all possible. Unfortunately, most times this person does not receive the credit that is due. This year we would like to recognize the effort ond care that Mr. Dana Jones has been putting into the GOLDENROD yearbooks for the past five years. Mr. Jones gives of himself to the book. However, he never makes the decision, but forces the students to think for themselves so that when the book is done they can honestly say that it is truly their book. For all that he has done in the past and especially this year, we the staff would like to thank him and let him know that his work is appreci- ated. Thank you Mr. Jones!! The 1977 GOLDENROD Staff 56 ACADEMIC DISTINCTION Picture Not Available Anthony Anostosio — VT Gisele Appolon Diane D'Olimpio — VT Doron Ezickson — Q 58 James Luke — VT Stephen McMahon — Q Judy McQuinn — Q Allan Rautialia — VT 59 4 4% Paul Turowski — VT John Tutela I 60 Joseph Weyers — Q Robert Nord — O Senior Year of M.l.T. CLASS OFFICERS 62 JtJvuuu xxaj ofy mwrnffuJUL sJjm CXAA+ Xuisibunn at 'fyjtL. 5b, JL JXKA, UAKAX- uxjwfct Jiwi. Mstnj, o-uA, yixruMyri £Ajl aruu, ux uax jmjvc (JwjnfyuL Jnn OjnxL tyjih, JCb mum aW- JUrtmxm. a . T jjftb .-JtOA ulptei -ua, oJUL uju '- lx) cbKoiit- u chryt Jdh, ojkuuA. oa- •J uiu uofc. uimsvJUL rmjuxjfi rngtbjna . C fct Aoa. JjwuJ xL JA Jb) ant.. hUlLm U KXXJ, UMilk. ovX Jthj zsu cLotru jfoT‘ tXti JVo Jtiorruj CU, ou i ri«Mt yrcua '- xckxm -i r, jtb nJiJurriEVJA, Jtbut COJTL cruuvtA JIAXUUxL- v- Or GXjJUjftfyu OncL ' UmiVTjUUly CtMto, 'figv -' OJLoj xo y %s 7 ocWaii u I Douglas C. Affsa Bowling 2; Baseball 3 Scott R. Almquist Band 1,2,3; Ski Club 1; Tennis 2, 3 Mark C. Ames Duane R. Affsa Baseball 3 Anita M. Aldoupolis Nancy B. Allen Q-Club 1; Cheering 2; Ski Club 2, 3; Yearbook 3; Gymnastics 3 64 Steven H. Andersoi Andy Football 1,2,3 Michael G. Antonellis Jean Aupperlee Track 1 Gisele M. Appoloni BlueMacs 2, 3; SC Corr. Sec. 2; SC 3; Yearbook 3; NHS 3; Ski Club 3 Dorothy S. Aronoff Dotty Colorguard 1,2, 3 Brenda C. Arey Page Stage 2; Language Club 2; Blue Macs 3; Yearbook 3 Pamela J. Bacon Q-Club 1,2, 3,-Ski Club 3; Yearbook 3 Philip A. Baldassini HR Rep 2; Regional Advisory Council 3; SC 2,3 66 Mary J. Barry Patricia A. Barry Softball 3 Marlene N. Benson Colorguard 2, 3; Page Stage 2 67 Maryonne Bertone Deborah L. Blake Debbie Yearbook 3; Track 1 Donna M. Blake Brian Bohmbach Michael J. Bowman Lynda J. Bowness Lyn’ ROTC 1 Michael T. Boyle 'I finally mod HI' 68 Richard D. Brabazon J Enid Braveman Bean SC 1,2, Pres. 3; Jr. Class Pres.; Student Union 3; Blue Macs 1, Trees. 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Q-Club 1; Girls’ State 11; Principal’s Council 2; Tennis 1; Assoc. Mem. to School Comm. 3 Football 1,2, 3 William Peter Brennan Bill Carl F. Brandolini Brando Mary C. 8redin L-------- — —m Mae 0-Club 1,3; BlueMacs 2, 3; Pony Express 3; Goldenrod Photography Editor 3 ■ 69 Yean go by, bo friends or© her© to stay 70 Sheila M. Burke Volleyball 1; Q-Club 1; Gymnastics 1,2, Captain 3; SC 2, 3; Sr. Class Trees.; NHS; Cheering Head 2; Prom Comm.; Swim Team Co-Capt. 3 ■ Work hofd! Larry S. Calley Mad Dog Football 1,2, 3 Edmund J. Campbell Ed Winter Track 1,2, 3; Spring Track 1,2, 3; Soccer 3 Christine M. Campbell Chris Band 1,2,3 Karen M. Campbell Pep Club 1,3; Cheerleading 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3 Patricia M. Cannon Pat Colorguard 1,2, 3; Field Hockey 2; Volleyboll 3 72 I Toni A. Corpenito Benito Lawrence S. Carvello Gymnastics 1, 2, 3 73 J 74 i Jayne M. Collins Jayne Colorguord 1,2, 3 Ellen M. Coleman Q-Club 1; Page Stage 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Jr. Achievement 3 Valerie E. Collins Swim Team 2, 3; Band 1,2,3 75 I Paul M. Connolly Bridget C. Connolly Cheerleading 2, 3; Q- Club 1 Mark T. Connolly Football 1; Hockey 1 Patricia A. Connor Tricio Softball 1,2, 3 Sheila M. Comeau James E. Connell Jim” Golf 1,2, 3; Swim Team 2, 3; Moth Team 2, 3 Joseph Connolly 76 Joseph T. Conran Joe Michael B. Cooley “Demon James A. Constas Jim Football 1,2, 3 Michael P. Cormier Paula J. Cornelison Latin Club 1,2; Page and Stage 2 Linda M. Connors Sondra J. Conway Sandy I 1 76 70 Sheila M. Cullen Gymnastics 1; Volleyball 1 Frederick M. Currier s Mona Dais William F. Cyr Willy Hockey 3 Margaret D. Dacey “Peggy Health Asst. Michael J. Dabrowski Mike 79 i Edward F. Daley •Eddie” Basketball 1,2, 3; Baseball 1,2 '' A6C 69 B J � W a _ lp A V tl r 1 80 Carol A DelGreco Aerospace 2, 3; ROTC Drill Team 1,2, 3; Goldenrod Business Editor 3 William R. Dempsey Winter Track 1,2, 3; Spring Track 1,2, 3,- Foreign Lang. Club 3 Julie A. Decry Spring Track 1,2, 3; Basketball 1; Swim Team 2; Field Hockey 3 Michael J. Defazio Michael DelVecchio Mike Soccer 3,- Latin Club 2, Trees. 3 Gymnastics 1; Q- Club 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3 81 82 Joanne L. DiSalvio Thomas J. DiMattio Tom” Math Club 3; Foreign Lang. Club 3 Track 1,2; Baseball 3 Sueann T. DiTullio Peter S. DiSalvio Concert Choir 1,2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3 Basketball 1,2,3 Susan Dolan Diane D'Olimpio Pretty Eyes' SC 1,2, 3; Student Union 2, 3; VICA 1, State Reporter 2, State Sec. 3; Student Regional Advisory Council 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, Captain 3; Assoc. Member School Comm. 2, 3; NHS 2, 3 Office Aid 1,2, 3 William J. Dolliver 83 Marybeth Dougenik Christopher P. Dracoules Melody D. Doucette •Mel VICA 1,2, 3; SC 1 Office Aid 3 Laurel J. Doyle Shawn Drohan Alfred E. DuBois 84 Kathryn L. Engelke Kathie Band 1,2, Drum Major 3; Orchestra; SC Madoka Etoh AFS Exchange Student Rita M. Fabrizio Page Stage 2, 3; Blue Macs 2, 3; SC 1,2, H.R. Rep 1, V-Pres. 3; NHS; Foreign Lang. Club 2, 3; Goldenrod 3; Pony Express 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3 Darcy Jill Faggiano ■‘Do’s Page Stage 2; Basketball 2; Blue Macs 3; Goldenrod 3 Doron Ezickson Ez Soccer 1; Spring Track 1; Swim Team 2; Page Stage 2, Co-Pres. 3; SC 3; NHS 2, V-Pres. 3; Boys’ State; Boys' Nation 85 1 Michael A. Farrell Mary M. Fahey Track 1; Advertising Layout Editor 3 John P. Fahey Deboro D. Farmer ‘‘Debbie or Friskie Concert Choir 1; Page and Stage 3; ROTC Drill Team 1,2, 3 Joyce M. Fantucchio Debating Club 1; Foreign Language Club 2, 3; Page and Stage 2, 3; Blue Macs 3; Goldenrod Co-Editor 3 86 Paul C. Flanders Joseph F. Floreg Jane C. Ferzoco Page Stage 1,2; Jr. Achievement 3 Deborah L. Feulo VICA 1; Sailing 2; Office Aide 2, 3 Lindo M. Fitzgerald ••Fitz James R. Flavin Flipper Basketball 1 John W. Ferris Track 1; Baseball 1; Football 1,2; Page Stage 2; Ski Club 3 Irene C. Finlay Colorguard 1,2, 3 88 William R. French ••Billy- Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3 Wayne B. Gardiner Football 1,2, 3; Wrestling 1,2, 3; Page Stage 2, 3; Nautilus 1; NHS 2, 3; Chess Club 1; Boys State 2 Robert J. Gagnon Joanne M. Gallahue Band 1,2, 3; V-Pres.; Concert Choir 1,2, 3; Page Stage 2, 3; Latin Club 3; Language Club 2, 3; Glee Club 3,- Orchestro Manager 2; Band Float Comm. 1 Bernadette T. Gardner Bernie Office Aide 2, 3 89 Richard J. Gibbons Gibba Hockey 1; Boseball 2, 3; Winter Track 3 Leann Gilbody Q-Club 1,2; SC 2, 3; V-Pres. 2, 3; Prom Comm. 3; Varsity Cheerleading 3 Walter A. Glendye Track Team 3 Thomas E. Gilbert Joseph M. Gill 90 Liso M. Gold O-Club 1; Softball 1; Colorguard 2, 3; Language Club Trees. 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Goldenrod 3; Pony Express 3; Gymnastics 1,2, 3; Blue Macs 1,2, Sec. 3 Frank Gorham Page Stage 2 Jon E. Golub Soccer J.V. Capt. 1, 2, Co-Capt. 3; Winter Track 2, 3; NHS 2, 3 Caren N. Gotlieb Blue Macs 1,2; Basketball 1; Language Club 2, 3; AFS 2, 3; Page Stage 2, 3; NHS 2, 3 9t Paul E. Gustafson 92 Running o mil it GOOD for me? Maryellen E. Hall “Mary Goldenrod 3; Ski Club 3; Library Staff 3 Cinthyo V. Harnais Coconut Cincia” Majorette 1; Band 2, 3; Concert Choir 1,2; Page Stage 2 Marie Harte Latin Club 3; AFS 3 Are you guys looking for tome thing? ' 93 Douglas A. Hoskins Judith A. Heath Mary E. Hogan Colorguard 1; Latin Club 1,2, V-Pres. 3; Debating Club I; Language Club 2, 3; Goldenrod Co-Editor 3; Page and Stage 2; Concert Choir 3; Ski Club 3; Q-Club 1 Philomena M. Hastings Phil Girls Tennis Team 1,2, 3; Senior Layout Editor 3; Language Club 2, 3; Photography 1, 2, 3; Explorers Club 1,2; Tutoring 3 Elizabeth A. Hennessey Ese Language Club 2; Blue Macs 3; Goldenrod 3 t After � he how obool o dole, culie? 95 Stephen E. Johnson Robert P. Johnson Freok Q-Club 3; SC 3; Senior Closs Pres. 3 Margaret Jones Jeffrey R. Johnston JeH- Diving 3 Donald Jones Soccer 1; Math Club 1; Chess Club 1; Debating Club 1,3, Pres. 2; Cross-Country 2, 3, Co- Capt. 3; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 1,2, 3 Robert W. Kamb Bond 1 96 97 Brion M. Kelly Edmund G. Kelly Ed Michael E. Kelly Doreen C. Kennedy Robert F. Kenney Bob Michael J. Kennedy Soccer 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3 98 Barbaro L. King Queenie” 99 i Joanne S. lamparelli 100 Michael F. Lawlor Belinda M. LeCours Blimp David Leone 101 You meon I need lo ploy on inttrumcnt? 102 Patricia A. Luggelle Patty Carole A. Lynch Volleyball 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3; Prom Comm. Anthony F. Luongo Tony Wrestling 1,2, 3 103 Will you try not to breathe so hord? Thot'� gotio be Pool. Robert J. MacDonold Bob” Williom C. MacDonald Mac,'' Bill Wrestling 1; Page and Stage 2, 3; Baseball 3; SC 1,2, Treos. 3; Foreign Lang. Club 2, 3 ] Kenneth M. MacPhee Ken” Winter Track 1; Ski Club 1,2,3 Robert K. Maggiani 105 i William A. Maloney Monk Steven A. Mancuso Lois A. Malvesti Volleyball 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2, Capt. 3; Softball 1, 2,3 Janice A. Malvesti Q-Club 1; SC 1,2; Page and Stage 1,2; Foreign Lang. Club, Sec. 2 William M. Malvesti ••Bill- Mark E. Manganaro Mag Baseball 1; Football 3; Hockey 1 � 06 I Kathleen M. Mannai 107 Mark C. Matthews Mary E. McArdle Band 3 Nancy B. Mattson Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball Manager 1 2,3 Janet McConarty Anne M. McClelland Q-Club 1,2; Ski Club 3; Cheerleader 2; Goldenrod Michael D. McCourt Mike ROTC 1,2, 3 Maryann McCarthy Basketball 2, 3; Softball 1,2, 3,- Ski Club 3; Goldenrod 3; G-Club 1 Michael H. McColgan Spanky ROTC 1; Hockey 1, HR Rep 1,2 108 Joseph McHugo Joe 109 Page and Stage 2, 3 Slop talking while I'm interrupting. William P. Mezzetti Vincent Miele 'Vinny Latin Club 2, 3 Janice Milford Milf, Puff” Blue Macs 2, 3 Marie T. Mignosa Terri Tri-Hi-Y 3 John J. Milani Mungo Football 1,2, 3 A The rainbow is more beautiful thon the pot at the end of it, because the rainbow is now and the pot never turns out quite what we expect. Stephanie Mirageas Stefie” Blue Macs 1,2; Q- Club 1; Latin Club 1 M2 i Margaret J. Morrissey Michael Nee Scott Needel Swim Team 2, 3; Rifle Club 1; Hockey 3 Jean M. Mullin 0 Club 1; Ski Club 2, 3; Blue Macs 1 ; Michele E. Murphy ‘'Murph” Q Club 1,2; Blue Macs 3; Cheerleader 2; Pony Express 3; Goldenrod 3; Gymnastics 3 Cheerleader 2; Gymnastics 3 Robert Nord Debating Team 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Soccer 1,2; SC 1; NHS 3 Dono P. Neitlich Red- Page Stage 1,2, 3; Blue Macs 1,2 Stephen J. Newman Maryellen Nevins May Tri-Hi-Y 1 Marie A. Nichols Ree Latin Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Softball 1,2; AFS 3; Track 3; NHS Treas. 3 Diane Nicholson Nicky- Bond 1,2; Field Hockey 1,2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Softball 2, 3 Donna M. Noone 1 14 Regina M. Norton Softball 1; Track 3; Blue Macs 1,3; Ski Club 2, 3; Goldenrod 3; Latin Club 1, 2; HR Rep 1,2, 3; Tri-Hi- Y 3 Janice E. Notarongelo Co op 2, 3 Stephen Ohlson Kathleen O’Handley Kathy” Diane O'Kane ”Di” Colorguard 2, 3; Field Hockey 3; Tennis 2, 3; Goldenrod 3 Neil F. O'Donnell 115 i Clare M. Oliverio Volleyball 1,2, 3; Softball 1,2, 3; Basketball 3; Q-Club 3 Margaret Ann O'Neill Peggy Track 1,2. 3; Blue Macs 2, 3; Goldenrod 3 Kevin O’Neil Kev Track 3; Co-op Program 3 Gary W. Oriola Oiler Wrestling 1,2, 3 Barbara F. Oriola Bobs VICA 2. 3; SC 2 Martin J. O’Toole Robert W. Page “Beau Kathleen J. O'Toole Kathy Softball 1 High Honori??!! Pomelo M. Polluccio Pam Concert Choir I Agatha Pasqualone Aggie Track 1 Soccer 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3; Diving 3; Ski Club 3 Peter Pagnano Brenda K. Pagnani O-Club 1,2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,3 117 Lisa A. Penzo Blue Macs 1; Latin Club 2; Foreign Language Club 2, 3; Colorguard 1,2, Cap� . 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Page Stage 2, 3 ' Margaret-Jane Perry ‘‘Peggy Concert Choir 1 Robert A. Pettinelli Football 1, 2, 3 118 William H. Pitts David G. Previte Prev Lori J. Prince Lori Jean Crisco Language Club 2; Blue Macs 3; Goldenrod Faculty Layout Editor 3 Hockey 1,2,3 Jeanette Pratt Concert Choir 1; FNA 1,2; SC 2 ’19 J Robin J. Prince Robbie Anthony Priscella Denise A. Quintiliani Band 1,2, 3; Cheerleading 2, 3; SC 2,3 Cheryl A. Princiotto Mary P. Pusateri Matthew C. Putnam Hey, kid Page Stage 1 Lauren G. Purpora “Purps Q-Club I; Volleyball 1 Q-Club 3 Carla Ranalli 120 Whot o day for my scn.or clou pictures! J 12) 122 Carolyn J. Robinson Smokey Band 1,2, 3; Blue Macs 1,2; AFS 2, 3; Page Stage 2, 3; Glee Club 1 123 “Somefimci Moy jccmt for oway. Victoria A. Roman •Vic Colorguard 1, 2; Blue Macs 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3 Ralph J. Rosen Band 1,2, 3; Stage Band 1,2, 3 Kevin Rooney Ellen M. Ross Ellen HR Rep 1,2,3 Carl S. Rubin Chuck Baseball 1,3; HR Rep 2; Goldenrod 3; Pony Express 3; Language Club 2, 3 Margaret A. Romig Peggy QClub 1; Cheerleading 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 24 Lisa M. Sacchetti le Janet J. Rugg Basketball 1; Office Aid 3 Marie L. Rutka Ellen L. Rubin AFS 2, Host Sister 3; Library Staff 3,- NHS 2, 3; Tutoring 3 Diane B. Ruuska Steven L. Rudnick Steve Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Debating Team 2, 3; Band 1,2, 3; Orchestra 1; 125 i ' Y Kathleen M. Sarno ■'Kathy” Cossy VICA 1,2, 3; SC 2 Dora-Marie Salvatore Dora Q-Club 1,2, 3,-Blue Macs 2, V-Pres. Treas. 3; Guidance Aide 3; Goldenrod Co-Editor 3; Ski Club Treas. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Tutoring 3 Michael A. Scarnici 126 Lisa M. Salvaggio Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2; Swim Team 2; Q- Club 1; HR Rep 1,2; Blue Macs 1,2, 3; Tri- Hi-Y 1,2, Chaplain 3; Goldenrod 3; Colorguard 1; Page Stage 3,- Student Regional Advisory Council 3; SC Treas. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 3 Adeline Sandonato Lina Doreen S. Scribi Doreen” Office Aide 3; Gymnastici I; Tri-Hi-Y 1 William A. Shea Sheazy Football 1,2, 3; Track 2, 3 127 How's my hair? Oooo, my eye moke-up! Mary A. Sico Sico Office Aide 3; Gymnastics 1; Softball 3 TICKETS - Qut ocv KJeutiom 128 - Just o I.tile lupport . . pleove? Louise M. Sordillo Marion Squatrito Squash Choir 1 129 A word to the wise is sufficient. Ramona M. Stuart IAAA!!! Steven F. Starr Lefty Baseball 1 Donald Stetler Stef Ellen Joy Sugarmon Dorothy Stuart Kathleen L. Storck Kathy Library Stoff 1; Blue Macs 2, Pres. 3; Ski Club Executive Board 3; Goldenrod Senior Layout Editor 3; Prom Comm. 3; Guidance Office Aide 3; Q-Club 3; SC 1; Tutoring 3; Pony Express 3 130 ______________________:_____ I Jean M. Svizzero Skizz” Concert Choir 1 ; Latin Club 1,2, 3; Page and Stage 2, 3; ROTC 3; Drill Team 3 131 Gisele Marguarite Thomas Shall G Renee M. Thomas Lynne Thorburn Football 1,2, 3; Wrestling 1,2, 3 Judith M Ski Club Kathleen A. Toomey Kathy Blue Macs 1,2; Concert Choir 1,3; Band 2, Sec. 3;Page and Stage 2, 3; NHS 3 Edward L. Towers Eddie 132 Boy, wh n iho� « guy� practice, they r«olly PRACTICE! . . getting to school need no bo dull. Mario C. Traficante Kim R. Trillcott Cindy A. Urbanas Majorette 1,2,3 JL w Paul A. Vollatini ‘‘Val” Football 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3; Hockey 133 134 A sprinkle o doy helps keep odor owoy. Dennis J. Walter Thomas P. Ward Hockey 1 Thomas P. Welch Matthew J. Warner Phil Weinberger Stoney” Band 1,2, 3; Chess Club 1,2, 3; Math Team 1,2, Pres. 3; SC 3 Joseph P. Weyres ‘'Joe SC 2, 3; ROTC 1,2, 3;NHS 2, 3 Lynn A. Walter Buzz” Spring Track 1,2, 3; Blue Macs 2, 3 . . should've used o wid« ongl« lens. Michelle J. Whalen Sandra M. Whittemore Sandy Mary E. Wiedemann Weed Ruth E. Wise Eric W. Wong Hopsing Football 1 Colorguard 1; Blue Macs 1,2, 3; FNA 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Page and Stage 2, 3; Language Club 2, 3; SC 2, Sec. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 3; Ski Club 3 Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Track 3; Blue Macs 2, 3 Suzanne L. Young Chickie Joseph A. Yakus Yaki” Language Club V- Pres. 2; Rifle Club 1 Patrick J. A. Younie ROTC 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3; Gymnastics 2,3 I wonder if Santo con get me 5 A'� for Chnttmo� . Lyle D. Morrison Deborah Crane Laura Pizzi Thomas S. Alcarez Mark Tranter James Trubiano Victor Kudarauski Darlene Stetler 137 It was the sixteenth of July, 1976 when I got off the plane in Son Francisco with my teddy bear, some favorite books, and twenty pounds of junk. I was not very excited but peacefully sleepy after the long flight from Japan. When I arrived at Stanford University where I had a four day orientation with nearly five hundred AFS students from eight countries, I called up my friend in New York, who had come to Japan to study in my high school for one year as an AFS exchange student from 1975-76. During my conversation with him, I think I realized I was in America for the first time. A little more than half a year had passed, and as I prepared for mid-terms it was very interesting to read through my notes. At first,l couldn't take notes myself and tried to copy the notes of someone sitting next to me. It was success- ful enough in some subjects but in my AP English class I can remember clearly, that I had a very hard time because any two students would be writing down different things. So, naturally the first several pages of my notes of the class hardly make any sense at all. I felt very bad about it and was always afraid Mr. MacDonald would kick me out of class. It has always been my favorite class though I couldn't understand half of it at first. I tried very hard to catch up in all the classes. I read all books and did all assignments and essays. The peak of my tension caused by my poor English came about two weeks after the first day of school. I felt that I was doing too poorly and because of it, all the teachers didn't want me in their classes. One of those days, Mr. MacDonald, as a joke told the class I had done an essay which had nothing to do with the class and wanted to see me after the period. I took this very seriously, and fell in the depth of despair: I will be kicked out of his class! I will be kicked out of the school! It was scarey because I loved all my classes so much. When I was waiting for him after the class in the English Resource Center which is one of my favorite places in the United States, I was ready for the tragic moment. He walked toward me in a hurry and sat down. Pointing at my essay on the table, he said, Etoh, your essay is all right, but you did a wrong thing . . . And he explained to me the difference between structure and function not only with patience but with warm kindness. When he left after five minutes, I said to myself, “Well I can rewrite the essay and stay in the class. It's great. But I don't want to do the same thing ever again. Through this event, I learned that I didn't need to be afraid of being kicked out, and I began to ask questions until I was satisfied. I realized that all the students and teachers wanted me in their classes no matter how poor my English might be. By my eighteenth birthday, October the sixteenth, I had become almost used to everything including school work with the help of friends and teachers. So, it made me laugh and be happy to look over my notes for mid-terms because it reminded me of many funny things that I had done in those six months. It also showed me the progress of my English. But the most important thing I have gained here is not the ability to use English, but to gain fantastic friends and to. meet teachers of life. All the people around me have always been so kind and helpful. I was surprised and moved deeply when I found these people helped me not because they expected something from me, but simply because they wanted me to be happy and my happiness made them happy at the same time. This has made me decide to do something for world peace in the future because I want to share this marvelous experience filled with love with all the people in the world. Thank you very much for all you have done for me. I will be proud to be a Quincy High School graduate along with my great friends. I hope we will see each other somewhere in the world after our graduation. Love and Peace, Madoka Etoh IN MEMORIAM Laura Nourse 1958-1976 At the rising of the sun and at its going down We Remember Her At the blowing of the wind and the chill of the winter We Remember Her At the opening of the buds and in the rebirth of spring We Remember Her At the blueness of the skies and in the warmth of summer We Remember Her At the rustling of the leaves and in the beauty of autumn We Remember Her At the beginning of the year and when it ends We Remember Her As long as we live, she too will live; for she is now a Part of us, as We Remember Her 140 i 145 Bill Brennan Enid Bravermari Lois Malvesti Mark Buchanan ix v A Tim Cahill Gisele Appoloni Ernie Jofferian Terri Mignosa Brian Kelly Janice Marcel Bob Johnson Enid Braveman Brenda Arey Peter Ricciordi Sharon Smyth Pat Gibbons Gigi Appoloni Wayne Gardiner Donna Tantillo Pat Gibbons Brian Kelly Lori Guglielmi Kathie Engelke Matt Warner Lyle Morrison Debbie Lyons Enid Brovemon Bob Johnson Moil food consumed ot o free yearbook luncheon. I MEMORIES LIGHT THE CORNERS OF MY MIND MISTY WATER COLOR MEMORIES OF THE WAY WE WERE. SCATTERED PICTURES OF THE SMILES WE LEFT BEHIND SMILES WE GAVE TO ONE ANOTHER FOR THE WAY WE WERE Wt QUARTER SUBJECT TEACHER OR HAS TIME REWRITTEN EVERY LINE CAN IT BE THAT IT WAS ALL SO SIMPLE THEN UINCY PUBLIC SCHOOLS REPORT CARD 76 77 OUISCT HIGH SCHOOL 57 C0D6INCT0 . STREET 471-4375 L 0YO A• CREIGHTON PRINCIPAL , 00 - Al 9 9 I AO V PLAC ENG .nJ T CM4M HATH ANAL 3C NtACH FRENCH 4 K V IT ALA T nmiSON G CONCERT CHOIR HARRISON G VOICE TRAINING STIVIA « RECREATION GAH IF WE HAD THE CHANCE TO DO IT ALL AGAIN TELL ME WOULD WE — COULD WE? MEMORIES MAY BE BEAUTIFUL AND YET WHAT’S TOO PAINFUL TO REMEMBER THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE GOOD MORNING YESTERDAY YOU WAKE UP, AND TIME HAS SLIPPED AWAY AND SUDDENLY IT’S HARD TO FIND THE MEMORIES YOU’VE LEFT BEHIND REMEMBER, DO YOU REMEMBER? THE LAUGHTER AND THE TEARS THE SHADOWS OF MISTY YESTERYEARS YOU GET THE YEARNING NOW AND THEN TO BRING THE MEMORIES BACK AGAIN, REMEMBER WILL YOU REMEMBER THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE? 155 156 ZSl 158 Why will January 7, 10, 11, and 1 2 be remembered by the students of Quincy High Voc-Tech? The answer is easily found on this and the following page: The Blizzard of '77. Why were there an unusually large number of broken arms and legs at the beginning of the New Year? Pin the blame on massive sheets of glazed ice on the roads and walkways. Why were hundreds of arms and backs tired and aching? Answer this question with another one: When two feet of snow has fallen, where do you put it? What was the sweetest sound at 7:00 AM on WJDA radio? No school, all schools, in Quincy. 159 160 Activities HOMECOMING 162 1977 WHEN SOME LOUD BRAGGER TRIES TO PUT ME DOWN AND SAYS HIS SCHOOL IS GREAT I TELL HIM RIGHT AWAY NOW WHAT'S THE MATTER BUDDY AIN'T YOU HEARD OF MY SCHOOL IT'S NUMBER ONE IN THE STATE SO BE TRUE TO YOUR SCHOOL NOW JUST LIKE YOU WOULD TO YOUR GIRL OR GUY BE TRUE TO YOUR SCHOOL NOW AND LET YOUR COLORS FLY. BE TRUE TO YOUR SCHOOL . . . I GOT A LETTERMEN SWEATER WITH A LETTER ON FRONT I GOT FOR FOOTBALL AND TRACK I'M PROUD TO WEAR THEM NOW WHEN I CRUISE AROUND THE OTHER PARTS OF THE TOWN I GOT A DECAL IN BACK SO BE TRUE TO YOUR SCHOOL NOW JUST LIKE YOU WOULD TO YOUR GIRL OR GUY BE TRUE TO SCHOOL NOW AND LET YOUR COLORS FLY BE TRUE TO YOUR SCHOOL . . . ON FRIDAY WE'LL BE JACKED UP ON THE FOOTBALL GAME AND WE'LL BE READY TO FIGHT WE RE GONNA SMASH NOW MY GIRL SHE'LL BE WORKING ON HER POM POMS NOW AND SHE'LL BE YELLIN TONIGHT SO BE TRUE TO YOUR SCHOOL NOW JUST LIKE YOU WERE TO YOUR GIRL OR GUY BE TRUE TO YOUR SCHOOL NOW AND LET YOUR COLORS FLY BE TRUE TO YOUR SCHOOL . . . 163 PAGE AND STAGE Page and Stage, under the direction of Mr. Frank Moffett, was more active this year than they have been in the post. Members of the club helped decorate and participate in the Ruth Gordon Festival, prepared and presented a puppet show to benefit the South Shore Civic League, and performed a pantomine festival for chil- dren at the Merrymount Elementary School. A haunted house was set up at the South Shore Plaza and the proceeds went to chority. In December, Page and Stage put on their first play of the year entitled Pat- terns. One Flew Over a Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey was also performed by the club. The Quincy High Vo-Tech Drama Club entered a State Drama Competition sometime in March. Special thanks is given to Mr. Stephen Weeks who advised the club during Mr. Moffett's absence. Scenes from “patterns 165 Along with the enthusiasm of their advi- sor, Mr. Charles McLaughlin, the members of the Blue Macs sponsored and partici- pated in a number of activities which not only benefited Quincy High Vo-Tech but the community as well. Among them were, o school dance featuring “Spur, a trip to the circus, the donation of a Thanksgiving bosket to a needy family, ond coke sales to raise money for scholarships which will be presented to deserving students. In addition, they planned a Christmos party for the senior citizens at Pognano Towers Apartment Complex, a trip to see the Bos- ton Pops Christmos Party, served ot two college fairs, and the retirement party for Mrs. Dorothy Willis. To cheer up the tired Christmas shoppers, members of the Blue Macs passed out free coffee in Quincy Square. BLUE MACS ROW 1: J. Fontucchio, B. Arcy, E. Henne ey, L. Prince, S. Peter, D. Salvatore, V.P. Treo ., K. Storck, Pre ., I. Salvaggio, K. Peorsons, 0. Fogglono, A. Peruzzi, S. Buttomer. ROW 2: A. Nicastro, V. Roman, L. Walter, R. Fobri- zio, M. Wholcn, G. Appoloni, I. Solvaggio, L. Ferozzi, D. Driscoll, R. Storck, M. Murphy, M. Bredin, J. Mallett, C. Salvatore. MISSING: L Gold, Sec., Mr. Charles McLaughlin, Advisor. AFS The American Field Service is a collec- tion of students around the world who aid in the sending of students to foreign coun- tries and different states for a period of time. The purpose of the club is to provide an educational change for teenagers for love, friendship, and understanding. This year, under the direction of Miss Joyce Wolk, the AFS club planned an exchange program with another high school in the U.S. To combat the cost of traveling, they have organized many fund raising activi- ties ranging from homeroom penny collec- tions, bake sales, selling carnations, and selling balloons. ROW 1: C. Robinson, Co. Vice., 1. LoFerlo, Pre ., Mu Joyce Wolk, Advisor, M. Eloh, A. Johnson, Co. Vice. ROW 2: E. Rubm, Sec., t. Jocobt, Treo ., C. loughlin, R. MacDonold, 0. O'Kone, C. Gotlieb. Under the supervision of Mrs. Robin Murphy and Miss Kathryn Hagenbach, the Foreign Language Club attempts to bring to its members a greater appreciation and understanding of other world customs. During the past year they have arranged a disco dance, cake sales, and sold bumper stickers and pins written in foreign lan- guages. The proceeds from these activities were put into a fund for a trip to Quebec. They have also attended a French and Spanish concert both of which added to their knowledge of foreign cultures. The club gave a warm reception to the visiting amity aides and hoped that this welcome made them feel at home in the United States. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB ROW 1 • I. Grossi, J. Fonlucchio, J. Siddenj, M. Wholen, Sec., S. Colemon, Pres., Mrs. Robin Murphy, Adv., J. Palmer, V.P., T. O'Brien, Treos., L. MacDonald, Ms. Pamela Roberts, J. lotti. ROW 2: M. Ritchie, M. Hogon, J. Dexter, J. Eleuteri, M. Sullivon, R. Berman, P. Weinberger, S. Kerman, I. Albert, E. Vollier, K. Albrand, E. Thibo- deau, G. Johnson, K. Albrand, S. Porsloe, C. Rubin, K. Walsh, W. Isaacson, G. McKeon, B. Federico, L. Possolac- qua. LATIN CLUB This year the Latin Club was more active than ever. The year began with the elec- tion of officers and the initiation of new members. The club has had regula' meet- ings including a Saturnalia party, a Clas- sics Day at Tufts University, the State Jr. Classical League Convention, the yearly Roman Banquet, and the yearly cookout. Their advisor this year was Mrs. Nancy Christian. She was a great inspiration and leader. The club also wishes to thank Mrs. Katherine Myatt. She helped the club dur- ing the absence of Mrs. Christian. 167 OFFICERS: C. Palmer, Pret., M. Hogan, V.P., M. Delvco, Treo� ., S. Chioccio, Sec. The Future Nurses Club sponsored by Mrs. Grace Toy, aids in preparing its mem- bers for a career in nursing. The girls took part this year in field trips to nursing homes and hospitals. By so doing, they gained knowledge and insight about their future profession. FUTURE NURSES ROW 1: K. Regan, Mrs. Groce Toy R.N., Advisor, M. Carroll, S. Donohue. ROW 2: C. McElmon, M. Doron, D. Jensen, T. Cullen, J. Dovenport, M. Wholen, K. Vo-Dung, C. Polorn, D. Reardon. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club of the ”76-77 season has been advised by our principal, Lloyd Creighton. Through their meets with such schools os Braintree and Milton Academy they have continually exhibited their excel- lent ability in the game of chess. J. Keane, R Riggs, Mr. Lloyd Creighton, Advisor, E. McDonogh, J. Connell The Supply Hut is managed by the stu- dents who take the Distributive Education class with Mr. Harry Carter. This provided an excellent opportunity for the students to be trained in marketing, sales, and advertising. Running our bookstore, teaches the students the how and why of the business world. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ROW 1: E. Callahan, 0. Tontillo, D. Stuart, T. Corpemto, Mr. Horry Corter, Advisor. ROW 2: C. Smith, Monoger, J. Lost, S. Drohan, J. Roman, MATH TEAM The Math Team is designed for students who are adept at mathematical skills. In their meets against other high schools in the area, the team worked on complex math problems which took a great deal of time and effort to solve. 169 ROW 1: E. Vollier, Treos., Mr. Thomas Walsh, Advisor, P. Weinburgcr, Pres. ROW 2: R. Nord, J. Connell, R. Ber- mon, J. Siddens, K. Albrand. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Notional Honor Society is com- prised of students who hove a high aca- demic standing as well as substantial involvement in extracurricular activities. The members were chosen on the basis of their fine merit in the areas of scholarship, character, leadership and service. This year they sponsored the dedication of the Ella Wilcox Williams Museum located in Q.H.S., organized and prepared an orien- tation for sophomores whom they hope will one day be eligible for membership, and arranged the induction which initiated new members into the National Honor Society. ROW J: D. Ezickson, V.P., Mr. Daniel Luti� , Adv., P. Iodo� , Pre� ., M. Nichols, Treo� . ROW 2: E. Braveman, D. D'Olmnpio, P. Fontaine, G. Appoloni, M. Wholen, W. Gordmer, J. IoHive, T. Cohill, M. Baker, K. Toomey, R. Fabri- xio, E. Rubin, V. Roman. MISSING: J. Golub, Sec. DEBATING TEAM This year the Debating Team's topic involved the Penal System now in effect in the U.S. and whether or not there is a need for reform. Being a member of the team requires a great deal of time and effort due to the fact that both the negative and affirmative side of the question must be researched. The debaters must have the ability to think logically, quickly, clearly, use evidence to back up their points and give two speeches during the debate with- out the use of previously prepared notes. D. Milgram, D. Jones, Mr Sean Mulreody, Advisor, B. London, S. Rudniek SKI CLUB This year the Quincy High School, Voc- Tech Ski Club encouraged all students who were interested in skiing to take part in their trips to Pat's Peak in Henniker, New Hampshire. Mrs. Carol Lane supervised and arranged these trips which lasted from 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Transportation for these trips were provided by the Quincy School System. ROW 1: E. Brovcmon, 0. Solvotorc, Treos., Mrs. Carol Lane, Advisor, J. Horrison, Pres., P. Palmer, K. Starck. ROW 2: C. Goulord, S. Gillis, P. Toppon, K. McPhee. ROW 3: M. Hogan, A. McClelland, P. Bacon, G. Appoloni, R. Norton, P. Cahill, B. Higgins, R. Storck, M. Whalen, L. Solvaggio, L. Salvoggio. PROM COMMITTEE This year's Prom Committee worked very hard under the supervision of Mr. Gene Macomber to plan a successful prom. When the final arrangements were made they began to sell the tickets for the prom to be held at the Sheraton Tara Hotel in Boston on May 27 from 8:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. It was the committee's wish that it be a memorable evening for all who attended. 171 ROW 1: L. Salvoggio, M. Pickering, R. Fabrizio, P. Moechi, J. Mitani, Mr. Gene Macomber, Adv., 0. Salvatore, D. Calopa, I. Gilbody, C. Machado. ROW 2: P. Baldasini, M. Lilly, R. Pettinelli, B. MacDonald, B. Johnson, F. Hassan, P. Tappan, B. Pagnani, M, Boyle, J. Marcel. Official Publication of Quincy High School Famous Statue Returned To (JHS Lobby • s 4) • • rs u a. t w 3 « ? J H r a t. o O a, ) s 03 u Boys Track Getting Ready For Winter Season 19 What Is School Spirit v x' Vr V' c w v° The Best Year Of Our Lives! V s n, Study Halls For Better Or Worse? With ‘Tardiness’ Comes Detention Memories ’77 liSs Op � l-k o 0 7’ Staft Mary Brcdin. Rita Fabnzio. Lisa Gold, Michelle Murphy, Sharen Robertson Vanessa Blanchard. Warrc. O'Brien, Carole Lynch. Mifc- McColgan, Patricia Cannon. Tim Hockey. Shawn Murra . Larry Calley. Susan Mer a. Dcbby Canale. Joa ;ne Gallahuc. Cheryl Machado. Pam Kalus. Paul Mucci. Vin Hurley and Fatima Hassjn. A Prom, A Pearl, A Payment Basketball, It’s Not Just For The Big Guys Blue Macs Begin Year i SV1' ftei ' 172 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is comprised of con- cerned students who ore interested in stu- dent government and student issues. They got the year off to a successful start with the first dance of the year featuring Minus One. To celebrate Christmas the members of the Student Council took pic- tures of students with Sonta Claus. The Valentine's Day celebration, The Valen- tine Express under the direction of their advisor, Mr. Fortin, was another event which was enjoyed by all who took part in it. ROW 1: P. Moddoleno, W. Itacson, C. Kirthnit, I. Solvoggio, E. Micholok, M . Ronold Fortin, Advisor, E. Brave- man, Mr. Melvin Simm� , Advisor, R. Fobrizio, B. Higgins, M. Wholen, 0. D'OUmpio, R. MacDonald, A. Galonte. ROW 2: D. leory, J. Flynn, R. Pickering, R. DiPietro, L. Powers, P. Weinberger, B. MacDonald, S. Kerman, D. Mil- grom, I. Gilbody, R. Goldberg, K. Engclke, G. Appoloni, G. Johnson, K. Grant, R. McKinnon, P. Boldosini, J. Weyres, D. Ezickson, B. Johnson, M. Fmnigan, D. Moze, F. Hasson. STUDENT UNION The Student Union is a combination of Quincy High Voc-Tech students who are concerned with school issues. The mem- bers meet with the school committee and discuss all problems concerning Quincy High. This enables the student body to have a voice in the making of decisions and establishes a rapport between the school officials and students. 173 ROW 1: D. Milgrom, R. Goldberg, D. D'Olimpio. ROW 2: K. Grant, E. Brovemon. 174 C C. The Quincy High School Bond FLUTES SAXOPHONES MELLOPHONES DRUMS COLOR GUARD AND RIFLES (cont.) Lisa Bloom Scott Almquist Karen Albrand Peter Breen Ellen Caramanica Leslie Bishop Kathy Barrett Margot Callahan Diane O'Kane Valerie Collins Peggy Burchill Robert Harnais Mike Donovan Lisa Penzo Kathe Engelke John Connolly Alan Johnson Tim Flaherty Tara Prince Theresa Ferris Maryann Cucinatta Adam Holmes Sharon Robertson Sandro Jack Jeff Lawlor TROMBONES David Leone Kathy Shaheen Karen Keefe Larry Robertson Peter Leone Janice Siddens Theresa Kodgis Peter Ricciardi Lisa Costello Rich MacDonald Emily Simpson Cindy Leaman Kotie Sullivan Glenn Endes Ed McDonagh Susan Smith Mary McArdle Ann Marie Thurston Paul Reed Karen McGhee June Spano Melissa McCauley Susan Tornberg Ed Regan Kevin McKinnon Nancy Younie Janet McDonough Wade Warner Ralph Rosen Valerie Pierce Marie Driscoll Diane Mullen David Rhode Michael Sullivan Danny Prescott Judy Norton Donna Reed MAJORETTES Gina Volandre TRUMPETS BARITONES Debbie Ricciardi Gerry Shea Karen Arsenault CLARINETS David Carbonneau Kurt Albrand Kathy Toomey Michelle Durant Jean Connolly Leo Bottary Danny Walsh Sandy O'Connor Carol Aramion Glen DiBona Scott Campbell Cindy Urbanus Jeff Burnham Robert Duncan Mike Connolly COLOR GUARD AND Carol Caramanica Jeff Elofson Alan Mallock RIFLES John Connolly Joanne Gallahue Kathy Norton Jean Milne Chris Goulart Mark Pierce Brenda Allan Marie Nichols Cindy Harnais Dottie Aronoff Denise Quintiliani Mark Hickey BASSES Marlene Benson Steven Rudnick Paul Ladas Terry Bergstrom Jeanne Schuerch Joe McHugo Chuck Palmer Patty Cannon John Warner David Preston Victor Ricciardi Jayne Collins Phil Weinberger Larry Rudnick Irene Finlay Paul Vallatini Maureen Gallahue Matt Warner Lisa Gold Mae Marshall Janine Mudge Trisha Mullen Diane Nichols Judy Norton 175 Each of the members of the Quincy High School Bond and Color Guard deserve to be highly praised and commended for their fine work during the 1976-77 school year. For each activity that the band is involved with many long and hard hours are spent in preparation. The band loyally attended each of the football games this year where they performed a half- time show that was outstanding. Added to the list of honors that the band has received since they have been under the direction of Mr. Mike Cahill, was a first place standing in the Christmas Parade State Competition, and a second place standing in the Half-Time State Competition in Lowell. They have been further honored this year by being asked to present eighty birthday cakes at the birthday party of the famous actress, Miss Ruth Gordon, and were in the running to play at the Inaugural Day Parade. This spring the band also performed at the Memorial Day Parade and the Bunker Hill Day Parade competition. 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! 176 The Quincy High Voc-Tech sports teams were very fortunate to have an enthusias- tic organization such as the Q-Club to sup- port and cheer them on at their games dur- ing the 1976-77 athletic season. In addi- tion to assisting the cheerleaders and encouraging the players at the games, they sparked more school spirit by pres- enting an entertaining program at the Thanksgiving Rally, and selling buttons. Q- Club members further entertained the spectators by dressing up as the school mascot. These activities would not have been possible without the cooperation and support of the advisors, Mrs. Barbara Deluca, and Miss Sandra DeVencentis. Q CLUB ORCHESTRA 177 ROW t: G. Englemon, L. Bloom, K. Engelke, L. Jocobs, N. Colderoni, K. Sullivan. ROW 2: K. Bishop, C. Polmer, K. Albfond, G. DiBono, D. leone, B. Riggs, Mr. Paul Sullivan — advisor. ROW 3: E. McDonagh, A. Johnson, J. Connolly. VICA VICA is the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America which is entirely for vocational students. This year Quincy VICA planned for state com- petitions and competed in trade areas as well as in leadership skills. VICA also sold candy to help pay for the equipment used for the com- petitions and also ran the snack bar at night for the evening classes. VICA is an experience in building confidence in trade of which all members are proud. CHEERLEADERS 178 SQUAD B VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: c. Mochodo, Heod. ROW 2: 0. Madden, M. Molloy, P. Romig, I. Gilbody, J. Marcel, C. Derbe� , B. Connolly. ROW 3: D. Quintiliani, 0. DcCciore, M. Shottuck, MISSING: S. Smyth, Co-Head. 179 These aides are a great asset to the guidance counselors. They benefit them by running errands and doing odd jobs. This allows for more time to be spent in helping students rather than on paper work. GUIDANCE AIDES ROW 1: J. Rugg, B. Tocchio, Mr. Richard Pestin, Adv., S. Urquhort. ROW 2: K. Storck, B. Gardner, 0. Burden, D. Salvatore. LIBRARY AIDES This is a group of students who are will- ing to donate their free time to work in the William Bradford Library. They assist the librarians by returning books and maga- zines to their proper shelves, organizing passes, and delivering them to their respective study rooms. They also retrieve stray books which have been left on tables and straighten the library for the next day. 180 Mi. Pomelo Robert� , Adv., 1. Forn� worth, T. Pizzi, P. Pre� ton, I. Olion ROTC ROW 1: Sergeont Norm Mencorini, Lt. Col. K. Coull, D. Nicholson, D. Former, J. $ viz zero, C. Delgreco, T. Ro he, L. Schumacher, B. Cotoldo, J. Clorke, R. Paul, J. Lyon , I. Widdison, It. Col. Art Allen. ROW 2: J. Watkins, B. Parsloe, J. Cunningham, 0. Piroli, R. D'Angelo, B. Borne , F. Mohony, R. Taylor, F. lapierre, K. Downing. ROW 3: P. Davis, J. Corloni, M. McCourt, D. Hoddix, B. Donovon, G. Wine, K. Soltmarth, R. Bray, R. Medickc, Commander J. Weyre . ROW 4: W. Elsmore, A. Moroz, R. Piscotelli, D. Higgins, J. Chernicki, M. McCormack, D. Quirk, P. Murphy, K. Mens- hall, P. Younie. ROW 5: F. Norton, S. Wood, R. Sole, A. Kingsberry, P. Barry, M. Delamono, G. Mohon, T. Doherty. CONCERT CHOIR The Choir had a very active year. They performed Ron Nelson’s The Christmas Story, a beautifully narrated musical ver- sion of the Bible's Christmas Story. They also performed Christmas programs at the Quincy Women's Club and at Quincy High School. They participated in the District and the New England Music Festivals. They performed with the Quincy Sym- phony Orchestra and took part in an exchange program with Newton. The Choir wishes to thank Mrs. Gale Harrison for her hard work that made these con- certs possible. ROW 1: M. Hogan, M. McCauley, J. Arthur, L. MacDonald, Mrs. Gole Horrison, Advisor, P. Burchill, M. Barr, K. Corlile, K. Bishop. ROW 2: K. Albrand, S. Kermon, L. Penzo, K. Toomey, J. Gallahuc, T. Mullen, A. Nigro, S. DiTullio, T. Coletto, D. Irvine, J. Siddens, S. Donohue, E. Vollier. ROW 3: V. Connolly, K. MacDonald, S. O'Sulli- van, G. Engelman, M. Warner, V. Ricciordi, E. Allen, D. Corbonneau, J. Mudge, I. Burke. 181 YEARBOOK STAFF ROW 1: M. Hall, C. Hanson, P. Hoshngs, D. Salvatore, J. Fontucchio, M. Hogan, K. Storck, I. Prince, C. DelGreco. ROW 2: C. Rubin, D. D'Olimpio, J. Malvesti, G. Appolom, P. Bacon, I. Grossi, R. Fobrizio, L. Salvoggio, E. Hennessey, P. Fontoine, J. Chombers, M. Bredin, M. Murphy, D. Foggiano, A. Peruzzi, M. Wholen, D. Brill. All we can say is that we tried our hard- est. Classes became second rate to bring you your yearbook. Many of you may complain about what you see in this year- book. If you have any doubts as to any- thing in this book, ask those who had per- fectly good intentions but were unable to work on the yearbook. Earnestly we give you this book to enjoy what it holds, not to bicker on what it hasn't. THE CO-EDITORS Of YEARBOOK 1977: Doro Solvotore, Mory Hogon and Joyce Fanlucchio. FOOTBALL TEAM Quincy High-Voc Tech's football team had only a fair sea- son this year. The team compiled a 4-6 record. Offensively the team was superb led by Mark Buchanan who was the leading scorer in Division 1. Mark was helped along with the offensive chores by Lenny Picot a junior fullbock. Outstand- ing seniors were Wayne Gardiner at guard, Paul Vallatini at right guard, and Mike Farrell a favorite pass receiver of Den- nis Walter — quarterback. The offense was hindered by the early losses of two players who could have supplied a potent offense attack. The players’ talents that were missed were Wayne French and Mark Giordani. Defensively the team was led by Pat Gibbons the captain and a three year veteran of the team. Defensive end Sal Cos- cia and linebackers Larry Colley and Bob Pettinelli also car- ried the defensive chores. 185 BASKETBALL 1 jt ROW: J. Faulkner, K. Amej, M. Corie� , M. Finnegan, J. Connolly, J. Amorjino Jr. 2nd ROW: Asst. Coach Mike Soniuk, 8. Proetsch, P. Amorsino, £. Oaley, M. Kennedy, M. lomie, E. Callahan, J. Uhlor, D. Cosey, R. Kvom, D. Walter, I. Morri- son, J. OiVello, Coach Joe Amorsino. The QHS-QVTS basketball team con- tinued to shine this season under the talented coaching of Head Coach Joe Amorsino and Assistant Coach Mike Saniuk. The team stressed togetherness in their style of play, and had no one bright star, but many stars. Jack Uhlar led scoring on the team. His credits included being a Patriot Ledger All Scholastic Player, being cho- sen on the first team All Star in Subur- ban League and holding the QHS- QVTS record for most points scored in one game. Ed Daley was regarded as the quick- est guard in QHS-QVTS history, and as the 1 defensive guard in the Subur- ban League. Mike Lomie is in the top 3 for scoring in the Suburban League. Lyle Morrison, Mike Kennedy, Ed Callahan, Roger Kvom, and Dennis Walter were cited by Coach Amorsino os being quite impor- tant to the team effort. Each one suc- cessfully contributing to the many victo- ries. 187 188 189 GIRLS BASKETBALL lit ROW: C. lynch, P. Thorley, L. Molvesti. 2nd ROW: $. Whittemore, P. Consfos, C. Oliverio, D. Russo, I. Power� , K. Floherty, M. McCarthy, J. Russo. 190 191 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 1 � t ROW: K. Floherty, J. Rumo. 2nd ROW: C. lynch, N. Mottton, I. Moh eih, C. Oliverio. 192 1 � t ROW: T. McPhillips, C. Anderson, D. Morrissey. 2nd ROW: P. Moloney, D. tyons, P. Connon, D. Russo, K. Murphy. 193 WINTER TRACK 1st ROW: D. Jones, M. Nourse, E. Allen, R. Along., P. Lodos. 2nd ROW; R. Mockinnon, J. Seville, K. Murphy, T. loBleu, R. Gilbody, J. Oriola, S. Kone, J. Luke, J. Foley, Cooth J. Loverly. CROSS COUNTRY 1st ROW: P. lodos, D. Jones, J. Foley. 2nd ROW: S. Kone, K. Murphy, J. Seville, J. Luke, E. Allen. 194 INDOORTRACK This has been the first year the team has been coached by John Loverly. During the 76-77 track season he has worked extremely hard in order to revitalize the ailing winter track program at Quincy High. Working without proper facilities. Coach Loverty still managed to improve on last year's dis- mal 1-8 record by posting wins over Brookline and Cambridge Latin. The team members sold buttons, proclaiming WE'RE BACK ON TRACK to raise money for a banquet and jackets. Top scorers this season included, Mark Buchanan (High Jump, 50), John Seville (2 Mile), Jim Oriola (300), Donald Jones (Mile), and Paul Ladas (1000). 195 WRESTLING lit ROW: D. Modden, M. Sheo, W. Sleen, S. Pognoni, J. Moron, J. Sheo, P. Marino, I. Rizzo, M. Aristide. 2nd ROW: R. Crowe, J. MacDonald, J. Mullorky, G. Oriolo, T. Cohill, W. Gordmer, A. Akory, S. Venturelli, J. Vcspazioni. 3rd ROW: S, Nolarangelo, K. MocCorthy, C. Sheo, T. Bamberry, E. Towers, I. Venlurelli, A. Luongo, M. Romano, J. Bonome, Asst. Coach — Joe Sfreodwick. 4fh ROW: Coach Carmen Mariano, E. Grohom, D. Thibeoult, J. Golub, L. Picot, C. The Quincy High-Voc Tech Wrestling Team, in its third year of existence, finished with an excellent record of 21-1 this year. The season was filled with many high points including wins over Brockton, Dedham, and North Quincy. A great wave of disappointment followed the 20- 18 loss to Wolthom. The team prided itself on its will to win and desire to improve as evidenced by the improvement from the first year record of 2-9. The seniors on this year's team started wrestling with Coach Mariano three years ago and built the program up to the point where Quincy High was one of the powers in Massachusetts wrestling. They hove left behind an established, exciting sport with great prospects for the future. 197 198 HOCKEY TEAM 1 st ROW: J. Deitich, D. Bory, M. Giordoni, J. Buchan, J. Covonagh, M. Ricciardi, M. Gollizia, P. Bomberry. 2nd ROW: Coach Bob Sylvio, P. Clifford, M. Furry, J. Norton, T. Cohill, 8. Jolly, J. Campbell, R. Malloy, C. Erickson, 8. Deitich, J. Rizzi, Asst. Coach Jack Crowley. 3rd ROW: Tim, M. Vontomc, R. Aholo. This year the hockey team had an up and down season. Coach Sylvia was quoted as saying there were as many ups as downs. Some of the high points of the season were the victories over North Quincy, the tie against Weymouth South, and the victory over Weymouth North. Some of the low points were the two losses to Brookline and Cambridge Latin. All and all it was a winning season with the total num- ber of wins outnumbering the losses. Quincy High Vo-Tech is proud to say that Tommy Cahill, the leading scorer in the Suburban League, is a member of the team. The co-captains this year were Jim Buchan (sr.) and Mark Giordani (jr.). Coach Sylvia said that most of the players this year were new and they will be back next year with added experience. So, look for a winning team in the coming year. � 99 200 201 BOYS SWIM TEAM lil ROW: 8. Dofiovon, 0. Notorongelo, G. Duptone, E. Fenby co- optoin, J. loHive co-coptoin, V. L0R010. 2nd ROW: E. Regon, P. Palmer, B. Almquijt, S. lindtey, J. Connolly, S. Jonkiru, 8. Mohoney, 0. Keene, E. Morphy coach, M. Doran manager. 3rd ROW: M. Ducey, K. Torner, A. Johnson, D. Haskins, P. Sollivan, N. Flaherty. The Quincy-Voc Tech swimming team has seen a tre- mendous improvement since the sport began one year ago. It has continuously climbed up from the bottom posi- tion since last year. One of the most amazing swimmers this season was senior Jim LaHive. He previously considered swimming only a hobby, however, his outstanding performance has increased his interest in the sport. In the diving competi- tions another senior has proved to be very valuable. Paul Palmer is considered to have been one of Quincy's best divers during the 76-77 season. 202 GIRLS SWIM TEAM 1 st ROW: J. Morrison, J. Mine, V. Collins, Coach Elaine Morphy. 2nd ROW: S. Chiochio, M. Duron, I. Peterson, 1. Davis, I. Burke. 3rd ROW: $. Tautavisis, C. Morrison, V. Morrison. Under the direction of Coach Elaine Murphy the girls swimming team also improved a great deal this year. Four sen- iors, Sheila Burke, Valerie Collins, Jane Morrison, and Jean Milne were the co-cap- tains. Among the outstanding competitors during the 76-77 season were Sheila Burke and Susan Murphy. Jean Milne could be considered the player that has shown the greatest improvement. She began at first as a non-competitive swim- mer but worked very hard and was able to compete in every event. Although the sea- son was not a tremendous success, in their final meet against Blue Hills Regional they came in first in every event. FIELD HOCKEY 204 SOCCER TEAM 1st ROW: I. Avitoble, R. DiCesore, J. Zimmermon, P. Marlin, V. Malackic, M. Kennedy, J. Golub, E. Rcgon, S. Ayer, M. La Fleur, M. Cotier. ROW 2: Coach J. McGuire, J. DiCesore, E. Campbell, E. Gig- lio, P. Corderelli, S. Porslow, J. Donovan, 8. Proetsch, J. Chilinski, M. Kelly, D. Dibono, J. Divello, G. Wil- cox, P. DiCenzo, B. Norton, J. Harrison, R. Nord, Asst. Cooch M. Percello. 206 Squod A of the JV Cheerleaders This year was the first year the soccer team was coached by James McGuire. With only five returning var- sity players the prospect for a victorious season seemed doubtful. However, good play and extra hustle from the players made up for the lack of experience and provided an exciting season. Seniors on the varsity team included Jeff Harrison, Ed Campbell, Mike Kelly, Mike DelVecchio, and co-captains Mike Kennedy and Jon Golub. 207 BOYS GYMNASTICS 1 � t ROW: R. Brodeuf, T. DciGreco, A. Davit, B. Shermohon. 2nd ROW; Mike Pitcillo, J. Dunleo, P. Younie, T. McMahon, I. Carvella, Cooch Wayne DeSchomp. 208 GIRLS GYMNASTICS lit ROW: Gretho Ruork — Coach, K. Power� , E. DiVello, J. Higgin� , B. Johnton, S. Coporrel, I. Folco, Como Gongolo� — A� t. Coach. 2nd ROW: T. Pi«i, C. Ku � mon. S. Burke — Captain, M. Valoko — Co-Captain, M. Murray, D. Brodeur. 209 PATRONS Joanne Gallahue Miss Janice Leahy Miss Joyce Wollc Mr. and Mrs. S. N. DellaBarba Mr. and Mrs. Isador Gold Nancy Coste Mrs. Robin Murphy The Collins Family Marian Squatrito Miss Hagenbach Anonymous The Saniuk Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacLaughlin Charlie and Phil Dana Neitlich Congratulations Seniors of 1977 Miss Suzanne McGowan Michele Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Fabrizio Mr. and Mrs. George Walter Mr. and Mrs. William DeKarski GoJo and Billy Wright Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Fahey Mr. Patrick J. Lydon Compliments of a Friend Ralph J. Papile Jim Fahey Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cross Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Calcaynx Mr. and Mrs. M. Solomon Theresa Ann Ford Companions of the Forest of America Quincy Adams Circle 1614 Mr. and Mrs. John Jennette and Family Ms. Leslie McKenna Mrs. Joan M. Chrusciel Mr. John W. Chrusciel George M. Yezukevich Joyce L. Wolk Mr. and Mrs. Robert Basiliere Theresa and Bobby Brill Antonette J. DeAngelis Carl S. Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Carmine DelGreco and Family Mr. and Mrs. Americo Palumbo Marge Farmer Mrs. Frances Johnson and Family Kathy, Kelly, and Ronny Dwyer Bob DelGreco Carmen Cook Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Miele and Family Marianne DelGreco QHS 75 Congratulations to the Gang From the Gang Congratulations to all Graduating Cadets From Col. Allen and Sgt. Mencarini Mr. and Mrs. Paul DelGreco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Daly and Family Congratulations From the QHS Art Department Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brill Richard Brill Joseph DeAngelis Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jackson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mike Keefe and Family Ginger Raddatz John Brill Mr. Jerry DeAngelis and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and Family Debbie Timcoe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preble and Family Mr. and Mrs. Domenic DeAngelis Mr. and Mrs. James Gambino and Family Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Manning and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Browning and Family Fran and Michael Magnante John Conway Best Wishes to the Class of 77 The A. 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R08I674 Coins and Stamps METAL DECTORS Bought and Sold 213 COLEMAN'S SPORTING GOODS Compliments of MAX'S PAINT AND HARDWARE CO. 254 Washington St. Quincy, Mass. COLMAN SPORTING GOODS INC. 1630 Hancock St. Quincy, Mass. 02169 GRANITE CITY HARDWARE SUPPLY Paints — Locksmith — Hardware Builders and Maintenance Supplies Best Wishes to the Class of '77 SOUTH SHORE BANK Congratulations to the Class of 77 ROMAN GARDENS Ted Johnson 86 Washington St. Dick Weisse Quincy, Mass. Phone 479-5454-55 1400 Hancock St. Quincy, Mass. 653 Southern Artery Quincy 214 773-1173 90 Washington St., Quincy TOWNE AUTO SCHOOL, INC. Driver Training for All Ages Best Wishes to Class of '77 Licensed by Registry of Motor Vehicles Albert M. Avitable Best Wishes to the Class of 77 BARKERS OFFICE PRODUCTS Office Furniture — Sifts — Hallmark Cards 1459 Hancock St. — Quincy 472-2122 Best Wishes to the Class of 77 From HOMEROOM 71 MISSING: Undo Fitzgerald, Pool Flonden, Boon Flynn, Loretta Flynn, Doug Forre ter, Joonne Gollohue. 215 THEME FROM LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY We're gonna do it! Give any chance we'll take it Read us any rule we’ll break it We're gonna make our dreams come true Doing it our way Nothing's gonna turn us back now rat -rvYwwsi.wriflSlkfi'f Straight ahead and on the track now We’re gonna make our dreams come true And we’ll do it our way, yes our way Make all our dreams come true, for me and you There is nothing we won’t try Never heard the word impossible This time there’s no stopping us We're gonna make it On your mark get set and go now Got a dream and we just know now We’re gonna make those dreams come true And we'll do it our way yes our way Make all our dreams come true And we'll do it our way yes our way Make all our dreams come true for me and you We re gonna make it! K ilidmas Crane Public Library Quincy, Mast. CLASS of 1977 Scholarships and Awards NORTH QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL Peter J. Chrisom, Principal QUINCY VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL Laurence H. Babin, Director QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL Lloyd M. Creighton, Principal VETERANS’ MEMORIAL STADIUM Quincy, Massachusetts Wednesday Evening, June 1, 1977 6:00 o’clock NORTH QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL -Scholarships Laurecn Frances Baker . . Monica L. Boldcscu .... Kathryn D. Borman . . . . Michael J. Bomstcin • ■ Michelle Thercsc Callahan Edward M. Caril .... Mary Patricia Carney . . Lisa A. Coletta........ Katherine M. Collins . . Denise A. Connor .... Jean Marie Cunniff . . . Bette J. Cunningham . . Michelle.Marie Dcmorc . Katherine A. Desmond . Catherine J. Devine . . . . Brian B. Donaghey .... Kathleen Donaghey .... Eileen M. Feeney .... Jean Marie Ferreira . . . . James Lawrence Frye . . . John M. Flate ............ Joan Marie Galasso .... Christopher George Green Pamela C. Henry .... Martin E. Lcvcnson . . Cindy B. Levine .... Barbara Ann Lynch . . Rosemarie Martineau . . Patricia A. McDonough . Thomas J. McKillop . . . . Quincy Business and Professional Women’s Club Scholarship . Wollaston Women’s Club Scholarship Michael J. Peatridge Memorial Scholarship . North Quincy High School Future Nurses Club Scholarship North Quincy High School Music Parents Group - Robcn H. McEvoy Memorial Scholarship ■ Christian A. Hertcr Scholarship . Tri-Hi-Y Scholarship . Long Island University Scholarship Quincy Lodge No. 1295 Sons of Italy Scholarship . Quincy Junior College Scholarship . Quincy Lodge No. 1295 Sons of Italy Scholarship Springfield College Scholarship . Wollaston Post No. 295 American Legion Scholarship . Wollaston Mothers’ Club Scholarship . North Quincy High School Music Parents Group - Charlie Murphy Memorial Scholarship . North Quincy High School Future Nurses Club Scholarship Tri-Hi-Y Scholarship . Tri-Hi-Y Scholarship . George F. Bryan Post No. 613 Veterans of Foreign Wats - George F. Bryan Memorial Nursing Scholarship Frances M. Tassinary Memorial Scholarship . Saint Edward’s University Scholarship . Hugh R. Simpson Memorial Scholarship . Ralph Willard Memorial Scholarship . Squantum Women's Club Scholarship . North Quincy High School Future Nurses Club Scholarship . Quincy Education Association - Munroe MacLean Memorial Scholarship . Quincy Art Association Scholarship . Tri-Hi-Y Scholarship Eastern Massachusetts Home Economics Association Scholarship . John Messina Memorial Art Scholarship . Kiwanis Club of Quincy - Edwin S. White Memorial Scholarship . Quincy Education Association - Dr. Paul Gossard Memorial Scholarship . North Quincy High School Faculty Scholarship . North Quincy High School Student Council Scholarship . North Quincy High School Future Nurses Club Scholarship . Tri-Hi-Y Scholarship . United States Army R.O.T.C. Scholarship Maude M. Howes Scholarship Thomas David Nee...........Squantum Women's Club Scholarship Stop and Shop Companies Scholarship Kathleen O'Hara ...........Montclair Men’s Club Scholarship Lynn M. O’Toole............Quincy Elementary School Parents Association Scholarship Ingrid Christine fagliaro . . . Quincy Cooperative Bank Scholarship Rotary Club of Quincy-John D. McKay Memorial Scholarship North Quincy High School Student Council Scholarship Celeste Marie Rioux .... Quincy Savings Bank Music Scholarship Maude M. Howes Scholarship Dianne Lee Senter .........Grand Chapter of Massachusetts, Order of Eastern Star Scholarship Ian M. Sheridan............Maude M. Howes Scholarship Elissa D. Shwartz..........Quincy Education Association - Cassandra Thayer Memorial Scholarship Helen N. Spiropoulos .... Robert Charles Billing? Scholarship Rotary Club of Quincy - John D. McKay Memorial Scholarship Karen A. Venezia...........North Quincy High School Music Parents Group Scholarship Ellen A. Voclkcl...........Quincy Education Association - Penny Pctrakos Memorial Scholarship Linda Ruth Walker.......... 1977 Junior Science and Humanities Symposium - James Morgan Scholarship Maude M. Howes Scholarship James Steven Walter........North Quincy High School Music Parents Group Scholarship Janet M. Welch.............North Quincy High School Future Nurses Club Scholarship William P. White...........Clark University Scholarship Robert Charles Billings Scholarship Laura M. Widdison..........North Quincy High School Future Nurses Club Scholarship Suzanne F. Yee.............Boston College Scholarship Quincy Education Association - Merle Sawyer Memorial Scholarship Tri-Hi-Y Scholarship NORTH QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL - Additional Scholarships Jody Marie Bell............Commonwealth of Massachusetts Honor Scholarship Nathan M. Bclofsky.........North Quincy High School Girls Club Scholarship Susan Marie Campbell .... Quincy Educational Secretaries Association Scholarship Katherine A. Colby.........Quincy Educational Secretaries Association Scholarship Katherine M. Collins .... Koch Club Scholarship Michael Anthony Cruise . . . Koch Club Scholarship Jean Marie Ferreira........Montclair Women's Club - Rita Bono Nursing Scholarship Stephen A. Kcches.......... Tufts University Scholarship Maura L. Meehan............ Suffolk University Scholarship Mark Edward Nagle .... Hamilton College Scholarship Joyce E. Neville........... Quincy Junior College Scholarship Thomas David Nee .... Dartmouth College Scholarship Susan E. Schaffer.......... Grand Chapter of Massachusetts - Order of Eastern Star Scholarship Francis M. Shea ............. Duquesnc University Scholarship Christina A. Sullivan .... Jack Silvcrstein Scholarship NORTH QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL - Awards Jane Marie Abban............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Photography Michael P. Adams............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Steven D. Aheam.............Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Vocational Education Kenn Kalani Akana...........North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Technical Drawing Antoinette Alibrandi .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Softball John David Andrews .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Hockey Anna Karin Axclsson .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Photography John E. Baldeck.............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Susan Pamela Barry..........North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Drama Stephen A. Bell.............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Nathan M. Belofsky..........National Merit Letter of Commendation Ronald Paul Bercsznicwicz . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Hockey Arthur Bcrtoni..............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Steven R. Bonoli............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Kathryn D. Borman .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Drama Bruce Robert Brennan . . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Scientific Photography Susan Michele Buckley . . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Family Living and in Volunteer Work with Children Cynthia A. Burke ...........North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Law and Social Responsibility Daniel Butts................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Family Living and in Football Paul Lisa Bylaska...........North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Service to the Spanish Club Susan Marie Campbell . . . John Hancock Award for Excellence in Business Education North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Environmental Science Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Business Education Miry Patricia Carney . . . .North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Family Living John Hancock Award for Excellence in the Field of Business Geoffrey G. Chamberlain . . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Drama National Merit Letter of Commendation Sharon Cobban................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Softball and in Field Hockey Katherine A. Colby .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Shorthand Lisa A. Coletta..............Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Social Studies Cheryl R. Colon..............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Business Law Denise A. Connor.............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Career Investigations Lorraine M. Conroy...........North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in German and in Microbiology National Merit Letter of Commendation Paul Lawrence Corliss .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Karen Elizabeth Costello . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in United States in World Affairs, German and in Physics Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in German Daniel J. Cuddy..............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Basketball Pamela Ann Cullen............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Office Machines Katherine Rose Curtin . . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Spanish Michelle Marie Demo re . . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Introduction to Psychology Katherine A. Desmond . . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in German Catherine J. Devine..........North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Service to the Spanish Club Donna Marie DiBella .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Typewriting Dennis W. Doherty............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Patricia Ann Dolan...........North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Botany Brian B. Donaghey............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Marjorie Jeremy Dow . . . .North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Introduction to Psychology Kevin Francis Doyle..........North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Pamela Jean Drandorff . . . .North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Introduction to Psychology Thomas J. Dyer...............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Spanish Julie Federico...................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Italian, Spanish and in Spanish Tutoring Eileen M. Feeney ................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in English, Math Analysis and in Marine Bacteriology Jean Marie Ferricra .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Dietetics, English, Spanish and in Chemistry for Health Sciences Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Dietetics National Merit Letter of Commendation John M. Flatc....................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Art Joyce Elizabeth Flynn .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Softball North Quincy High School Headmaster’s Award James Lawrence Frye .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Catherine J. Gallagher .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Child Growth and Development State Certificate in the Care and Guidance of Children Thomas Ronald Gallagher . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Math Analysis National School Orchestra Award for Outstanding Achievement in Orchestra Marie L. Gilfcather..........North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Office Machines Michael G. Gill..............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Basketball Martin W. Golden ............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Technical Drawing Christopher George Green • North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Art Tammy A. Gustafson . . . Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in French David Andrew Harrow . . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Technical Drawing Linda A. Henry...............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in in Softball Pamela Christine Henry . . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in English, Spanish, Science, and in Mathematics Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Spanish Paul James Hurley ...........North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Hockey Alicia Johnson ..............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Service to the Spanish Club Kenneth F. Johnson, Jr. . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Technical Drawing Judith A. Kane...............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Softball Stephen A. Kcches............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Spanish Mary E. Kelley ..............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Business Law Richard P. Kennedy.............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Winter Track and in Football Arlcen Marie King .............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Family Living and in Introduction to Sociology Matthew B. King ...............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Winter Track Harry Karl Knudsen .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Athletic Prowess Jean M. LaCamcra .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Spanish Tutoring Wayne K. Lawrence .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Foods and Nutrition and in Football Deborah Lawson.................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Law and Social Responsibility Joanne A. Leone...............Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Physical Education Robert A. Levcnson.............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Cross Country Track and in Winter Track Cindy B. Levine................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in English, German and in Biology National Merit Letter of Commendation Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in English Keith K. Lirfdberg ............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Basketball and in Football Barbara Ann Lynch.............Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Good Citizenship Jerome MacKcnzie...............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Winter Track Richard Y. Mak.................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Math Analysis Cynthia Jean Mangan .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Spanish and in Spanish Tutoring Russell Scot Marinick .... Wollaston American Legion Post No. 295 Medal for Greatest Personal Improvement During the High School Years Mark Joseph McCormick . . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Drama Edward McElaney................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Michael S- McGillicuddy- • • North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Accounting James C. McGinlcy..............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Basketball Francis X. McGinnis............North Quincy High School Certificate ot Outstanding Achievement in Football William McIntyre...............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Basketball and in Football Thomas J. McKillop.............North Quincy High School John Philip Souza Outstanding Band Award Reuben A. and Lizzie Grossman Award Maura L. Meehan................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Spanish John G. Minukas ...............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Anthropology Janet M. Monts................Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Homemaking Michael R. Morin...............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Cross Country Track and in Winter Track Karen L. Murphy................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Volunteer Work with Children Mark Edward Nagle..............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Business Principles and Management and in Football Thomas David Nee ..............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Calculus, French and in Football National Football Foundation Hall of Fame Michael T. Nolan ..............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Siobhan Frances Nolan . . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Child Growth and Development State Certificate in the Care and Guidance of Children Gerard Michael O'Donnell . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Technical Drawing John Francis O'Donnell . . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Ingrid Christine Pagliaro . . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in German Pamela J. Porter...............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Family Living and in Introduction to Sociology Dennis John Radley .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Basketball Donna Marie Reardon .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Introduction to Sociology Celeste Marie Rioux............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Drama and in French North Quincy High School Outstanding Choral Award Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Music and in Italian Michelle T. Ross ............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Transcription Patricia A. Rugo ..........Wollaston American Legion Post No. 295 Medal for Greatest Personal Improvement during the High School Years John Ryan ...................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Ruth E. Salomaa .............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Calculus and in German National Merit Letter of Commendation Mathematics Department Book Award Bausch and Lomb Science Award Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Mathematics Susan E. Schaffer .............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Family Living Dianne Lee Senter North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Drama Wollaston American Legion Post No. 295 Auxiliary Girls State for 1976 Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Fine Arts Francis M. Shea............North Quincy High School Headmaster's Award Stephen W. Sheehan.........North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football and in Foods and Nutrition Ian M. Sheridan............Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizens Award North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in United States History Harvard Prize Book Award Quincy Historical Society Certificate of Achievement in United States History Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Academics Jodi M. Silver.................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Scientific Photography Michael J. Smith...............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Hockey Helen N. Spiropoulos .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Chemistry Susan L. Spring................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Photography Christine A. Sullivan .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Family Living Joseph R. Swindells .... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Math Analysis Karen Venezia ..............Altrusa Club of Quincy Award Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Student Activities Robert Anthony Venezia . . North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Foods and Nutrition Linda Ruth Walker..............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Drama and in Conservation Reuben A. and Lizzie Grossman Award Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Science George L. Wallace, Jr. ... North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football James Steven Walter .... National Band Association U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Musician Certificate James C. Watts..................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Basketball Mark J. Wcntzell ...............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Adrienne White .................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Italian and in Trigonometry John R. White ..................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Basketball Thomas Richard White • • • North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Basketball William P. White ..............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Football Ruth Marie Widman...............North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Basketball and in Family Living Claire Ycc......................North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Accounting Rhonda M. Zoia ................Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Gymnastics NORTH QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL - Additional Awards Edward M. Card William T. Crozicr......... Gayle M. Kilcy............. Michelle Therese Callahan . . Karen L. Murphy............ North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Environmental Science Quincy Lodge of Elks National Youth Day Award in Industrial Arts Air Force Junior R.O.T.C. - Military Order of World Wars Medal North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Physical Education North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Physical Education North Quincy High School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Physical Education QUINCY VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL - Scholarships Anthony Anastasio............Maurice J. Daly Scholarship Donna Blake..................Hancock School Scholarship Susan Casserly ...............George F. Bryan Post No. 613 - VFW - Vocational- Technical Scholarship Quincy Education Association Scholarship Quincy Educational Secretaries Association Scholarship Sterling Junior High School Scholarship Quincy Food Services Employee Association Scholarship John Cavanaugh................Quincy Education Association Scholarship in memory of Merle Sawyer Patricia Connor...............Quincy Art Association Scholarship Michael DeFazio .............Maurice J. Daly Scholarship Diane D'Olimpio...............Quincy Lions Club Scholarship Robert Charles Billing Scholarship Quincy Cooperative Bank Scholarship Reuben A. and Lizzie Grossman Award VICA Outstanding Service Award Scholarship Quincy Food Services Employee Association Scholarship Deborah Feulo ................Quincy Vocational-Technical School Faculty Scholarship Daniel Jankins................Robert Charles Billings Scholarship David Leone...................Quincy Savings Bank Music Award Maude M. Howes Scholarship Salvatore Lombardo............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Faculty Scholarship James Luke ..................Wollaston Mother's Club Scholarship Sterling Junior High School Scholarship Jean Merrill ................Sterling Junior High School Scholarship Stephen Newman ...............Maurice J. Daly Scholarship Kevin O’Neill ..............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Faculty Scholarship Martin O'Toole..............Quincy Education Association Scholarship in memory of Merle Sawyer William Pitts...............Maurice J. Daly Scholarship Nicholas Renzuli ...........Epicurean Club Scholarship Denis Rush .................George F. O'Brien Scholarship Quincy Education Association Scholarship in memory of Frank L. and Janet Goudey Quincy Education Associaton Scholarship in memory of Merle Sawyer Reuben A. and Lizzie Grossman Award Cynthia Sullivan........Quincy Art Association Scholarship Anthony Tervakoski .... Sterling Junior High School Scholarship QUINCY VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL - Additional Scholarships Susan Casscrly..........Koch Club Scholarship Quincy Kiwanis Club Scholarship Quincy Sons of Italy Lodge 1295 Scholarship Daniel Jankins .........Koch Club Scholarship James Luke..............Quincy Sons of Italy Lodge 1295 Scholarship Donna Martell...........James F. McCormick Sr. Memorial Award Victor Realini .........James F. McCormick Sr. Memorial Award QUINCY VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL - Awards Anthony Anastasio............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Sheet Metal and in Scholastic Standing Mark Baker ...................Who’s Who Among Vocational and Technical Schools in America William A. Bradford Trophy Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Culinary Arts and in Scholastic Standing Cheryl Buccella...............Gold Medal in State Foods Contest Certificate of Merit (VICA) Gold Medal in Local Foods Contest Christine Campbell...........Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Commercial Art Patricia Connor..............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Commercial Art Diane D’Olimpio ..............Dante Alighieri Society of Massachusetts Award Jewish War Veterans of United States, Department of Massachusetts Classmates Today Neighbors Tomorrow” Family Leader of Tomorrow Award Outstanding VICA Award Honorary Life Membership in VICA Gold Medal in State Job Interview Contest Silver Medal in Local Foods Contest Bronze Medal in State Foods Contest VICA Certificate of Merit Who's Who Among Vocational and Technical Schools in America Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Culinary Arts and in Scholastic Standing Alfred Dubois ..............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Woodworking William Enos................Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Foundry John Foley .................Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Woodworking Stephen Franklin............Silver Medal State Electrical Competition Fourth Place Local Electrical Competition Certificate of Merit Electrical Department Walter GIcndyc..............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Electronics Daniel Jankins .............Quincy High School Science Department Award Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Electronics and in Scholastic Standing James Luke .................Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in Electronics and in Scholastic Standing Mark Matthews...............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Woodworking Kevin O’Neil Gold Medal in State Electrical Competition First Place Local Electrical Competition Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Electrical William Pitts...............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Metal Fabrication Matthew Putnam..............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Commercial Art Allan H. Rautiala ..........Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Woodworking and in Scholastic Standing Victor Realini .............Silver Medal in State Foods Contest Bronze Medal in Local Foods Contest VICA Certificate of Merit William Reams ..............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Machine Shop Paul Redmond ...............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Woodworking Christopher Sidoti .........Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Electrical Timothy Sprague ............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Commercial Art Cynthia Sullivan............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Commercial Art and in Scholastic Standing Paul A. Turowski............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in General Piping and in Scholastic Standing John Tutela.................Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Commercial Art and in Scholastic Standing Thomas Vecchione............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Electrical Patrick Younie .............Quincy Vocational-Technical School Certificate of Merit in Electronics Reserve Officers Association Medal QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL -Scholarships Nancy B. Allen...............Quincy Art Association Scholarship Brenda C. Arcy................East Congregational Church Scholarship in memory of Mrs. Thcordorc Hayden Gisclc M. Appoloni...........Robert Charles Billings Scholarship Quincy Catholic Club Scholarship Lodge Stella Del Nord No. 1436 - Order of Sons of Italy in America Scholarship Thomas F. Bambery .... Boston College Scholarship Sheila M. Burke..............Quincy Education Secretaries Association Scholarship Koch Club Scholarship Timothy P. Cahill.............Rcay E. Sterling Junior High School Memorial Scholarship Maura B. Carroll.............Quincy High School Future Nurses' Club Scholarship Jean A. Chambers..............E.W. and L. H. Gobrccht Scholarship • International Order of Rainbow for Girls Linda J. Cirillo............Rcay E. Sterling Junior High School Memorial Scholarship Quincy Junior College Scholarship Edward F. Daley............Brandeis University Scholarship Cerasoli Coach's Scholarship Linda M. DelGrcco..........Wollaston Mothers' Club Scholarship Michael DclVccchio..........Rcay E. Sterling Junior High School Memorial Scholarship Joanne L. DiSalvio .... Quincy Education Association - Maude Wheeler Memorial Scholarship Kathryn L. Engclkc .... Quincy Savings Bank Music Scholarship Doron F. Ezickson...........Robert Charles Billings Scholarship Quincy High School Page and Stage Club Scholarship Jewish Scholarship Club of Quincy Scholarship Quincy Kiwanis Club Scholarship Dartmouth College Scholarship Rita Fabrizio................Quincy High School Foreign Language Club Scholarship Mary M. Fahey................Quincy Men’s Lodge No. 1295, Order of Sons of Italy in America Scholarship Joyce M. Fantucchio .... Quincy Education Secretaries Association Scholarship Executive Secretaries, Inc. - Boston Chapter Scholarship Annette Ferner................Rcay E. Sterling Junior High School Memorial Scholarship Patricia A. Fontaine..........John Hancock School Alumni Association Scholarship Wayne Gardiner...............Quincy High School Page and Stage Club Scholarship Lisa M. Gold..................Janet C. Scanlan Memorial Scholarship Jon Golub ...................Quincy High School Junior Class Fifth Annual Scholarship Caren N. Gotlieb.............Rotary Club of Quincy Scholarship Jewish Scholarship Club of Quincy Scholarship University of Chicago Scholarship Ida M. Grossi.................Rcay E. Sterling Junior High School Memorial Scholarship Jeffrey A. Harrison..........Quincy Men's Lodge No. 1295, Order of Sons of Italy in America Scholarship Philomcna M. Hastings. . . . Quincy Education Association - Janet Christian Memorial Scholarship Elizabeth A. Hennessey . . . George F. Bryan Post No. 613 - Veterans of Foreign Wars • George WarTen Underwood Memorial Teaching Scholarship Mary Ellen Hogan...........Nancy Christian Memorial Scholarship Donald L. Jones ...........Sawyer Towers and Louis George Apartments Protestant Women’s Scholarship Army R.O.T.C. Scholarship Paul A. Ladas .............Quincy Education Association - Albert H. Cochrane Memorial Scholarship Lydia C. LaFerla...........Victoria A. M. Zeller Scholarship James P. LaHivc............Quincy Cooperative Bank Scholarship Anne Madden ...............Gridlcy Bryant Parent Teacher Communication Council Scholarship Anne M. McClelland .... Massachusetts Association of Insurance Women - Norfolk County Chapter Scholarship Ronald P. McGillvrray .... Rcay E. Sterling Junior Higji School Memorial Scholarship Stephen M. McMahon .... Reay E. Sterling Junior High School Memorial Scholarship Judy M. McQuinn............Wollaston Women’s Club Scholarship Jean W. Milne .............Rcay E. Sterling Junior High School Memorial Scholarship East Congregational Church Scholarship in memory of Miss Clara Wetherbee Lyle D. Morrison...........Koch Club Scholarship Dana P. Ncitlich ..........Quincy High School Page and Stage Club Scholarship Marie A. Nichols...........Quincy Point Junior High School Memorial Scholarship Lori Jean Prince ..........Nancy Christian Memorial Scholarship East Congregational Church Scholarship in memory of Mrs. John Alscn Kathleen M. Regan..........Quincy High School Future Nurses’ Club Scholarship Mark R. Ricciardi..........Rcay E. Sterling Junior High School Memorial Scholarship Victoria A. Roman..........Quincy High School Memorial Scholarship Ellen L. Rubin.............Quincy Education Association - Frank L. and Janet Goudey Memorial Scholarship Jewish Scholarship Club of Quincy Scholarship Northeastern University Scholarship Steven L. Rudnick..........University of Massachusetts at Amherst Scholarship Lisa M. Salvaggio..........Tri-Hi-Y Scholarship Springfield College Scholarship Dora Marie Salvatore .... Quincy High School Blue Macs Scholarship Brandon E. Seaman .... Rcay E. Sterling Junior High School Memorial Scholarship Sharon L. Smyth............Rcay E. Sterling Junior High School Memorial Scholarship Kathleen L. Starck.........Rcay E. Sterling Junior High School Memorial Scholarship Quincy High School Blue Macs Scholarship Quincy Catholic Club Scholarship Catherine Sullivan.........Rotary Club of Quincy Scholarship Sawyer Towers and Louis George Apartments Protestant Women’s Scholarship Jonas Clark Scholarship from Clark University Kathleen A. Toomey .... Joseph Bennett Memorial Scholarship National Secretaries Association - Beacon Hill Chapter Scholarship Lt. William Seach Scholarship from the South Shore Chapter of the Retired Officers’ Association Edward L. Towers .............Munroc MacLcan Memorial Scholarship John G. Uhlar.................Boston College Scholarship Matthew J. Warner.............Quincy High School Page and Stage Club Scholarship Maude M. Howes Memorial Scholarship Philip A. Weinberger .... Quincy High School Math Club Scholarship Jewish Civil Service Scholarship Joseph P. Weyres..............Quincy Education Association - Ella Wilcox Williams Memorial Scholarship Michelle J. Whalen............Quincy Education Association - Carol Barba Deane Memorial Scholarship Boston College Scholarship Suzanne L. Young..............Quincy Women’s Club Scholarship QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL - Additional Scholarships Gisele M. Appoloni ........Circle League Scholarship Mary Ellen Hogan ..........Morrisettc Post No. 294 American Legion Scholarship Award Peter Ricciardi ...........Dorothea Ash Scholarship from the Willard School Parent Teacher Association Kathleen L. Starck.........Morrisettc Post No. 294 American Legion Scholarship Award Dennis J. Walter...........Morrisettc Post No. 294 American Legion Scholarship Award QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL - Awatds Enid Braveman...............Reuben E. and Lizzie Grossman Foundation Award Donna Stevens Book Award Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Mark J. Buchanan ...........Patriot Ledger All Star Football Team Lois A. Cadger..............Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Kathy L. Coull..............American Legion Air Force Junior R.O.T.C. Military Excellence Award Edward F. Daley.............All Scholastic Honors in Basketball Suburban League All Star Basketball Team Janet M. Davenport..........Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Carol A. DcIGrcco...........Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Sharon A. Donahue...........Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Kathryn L. Engelke..........Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Madoka Etoh.................American Field Service Representative from Japan Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Dcbora D. Farmer............Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Daughter of the American Revolution Award Wayne J. French.............Quincy High School Certificate of Merit William R. French...........Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Wayne Gardiner..............Quincy Heritage Oratorical Contest • Second Place Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award Voice of Democracy - Veterans of Foreign Wars National Contest School Award Bernadette T. Gardner . . . . Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Lisa M. Gold...............Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Caren N. Gotlieb........... National Merit Letter of Commendation Altntsa Club Award Ida M. Grossi.............. Quincy High School Science Department Special Recognition Award David E. Haddix............ Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Cinthya V. Harnais .... Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Philomcna M. Hastings . . . Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Classmates Today - Neighbors Tomorrow Award from the Quincy Post No. 193, Jewish War Veterans of the United States Mary Ellen Hogan........... Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Donald L. Jones............ National Merit Finalist Massachusetts Association of Mathematics Leagues Certificate of Merit Maryann King............... Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Lydia C. LaFcrla .......... American Field Service Representative to Finland Daughters of the American Revolution Award Josiah Quincy Award Quincy High School Certificate of Merit James P. LaHive............ All Scholastic Honors in Swimming Michael J. Lamic........... All Scholastic Honors in Basketball Patriot Ledger All Scholastic Basketball Team Suburban League All Star Basketball Team Patrick Lamport............ General Mills Family Leader of Tomorrow Award Brian K. London............ National Council of Teachers of English Award Patricia A. Macchi......... Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Kimberly A. Mac Donald . .Quincy High School Certificate of Merit William C. MacDonald.... Quincy High School Certificate of Merit George Bryan Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars Essay Contest - First Prize Lois A. Malvesti ..........Order of Sons of Italy Italian-American All Scholastic Award as an Outstanding Athlete Michael D. McCourt .... Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Judy M. McQuinn............Quincy High School Certificate of Merit - Two John Hancock Insurance Company Annua] Award to an Outstanding Business Education Student Janice M. Milford..........Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Lyle D. Morrison...........Michael C. Finnegan Award Robert L. Nord ............National Merit Letter of Commendation Margaret O’Neill...........Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Gary J. Oriola.............All Scholastic Honors in Wrestling Agatha Pasqualonc .... Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Kathleen M. Regan..........Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Peter Ricciardi............Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Quincy High School Certificate of Merit - Two Ellen L. Rubin Janet J. Rugg..................Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Dora Marie Salvatore .... Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Arunas T. Simkus................Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Susan C. Spink..................Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Kathleen L. Starck..............Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Dorothy J. Stuart ............Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Jean M. Svizzero ...............Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Reserve Officers’ Association Medal Kathleen A. Toomey .... John Hancock Insurance Company Annual Award to an Outstanding Business Education Student John G. Uhlar...................Patriot Ledger All Scholastic Basketball Team Suburban League All Star Basketball Team Boston Herald American Basketball Honor Roll Connecticut All Star Classic Top Ten Eastern Massachusetts Hall of Fame Team Harry Agganis All Star Team Massachusetts Shoot-Out Team Michael S. Vitulano........National Merit Letter of Commendation George F. Bryan Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars Essay Contest • Second Prize Matthew J. Warner............Quincy High School Certificate of Merit First Chair of America Music Award Philip A. Weinberger . . . Reuben A. and Lizzie Grossman Foundation Award Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Joseph P. Weyres ................Quincy High School Certificate of Merit Voice of Democracy - Veterans of Foreign Wars National Contest School Award Voice of Democracy Tie Pin Harvard Prize Book Award Sons of the American Revolution Award Massachusetts Boys’ State Representative Air Force Association Award American Legion Air Force Junior R.O.T.C. Scholastic Award QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL - Additional Awards Lydia C. LaFeria...........Washington Workshop Congressional Seminar William C. MacDonald . . . Josiah Quincy Oratorical Competition Certificate of Merit QUINCY SCHOOL COMMITTEE JOSEPH J. LaRAIA, Mayor Chairman JOHN J. SULLIVAN Vice Chairman FRANCIS F. ANSELMO CHRISTOPHER F. KENNEDY francis x. McCauley CHARLES T. SWEENY PATRICIA M. TOLAND LAWRENCE P. CREEDON, Secretary and Superintendent of Schools TITLE IX CONTINUING POLICY STATEMENT The Quincy PuW School� doe� not ditcrimmata on the bati of race, edo� . tex, religion or national origin in it� educational activities or employment practice� a� required by Title IX of the 1972 Federal Education Amendment� . Designed and Printed by the Commercial and Graphic Arts Department Quincy Public Schools