Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1978 volume:

•Vvi QUINCY HIGH VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL MRS. NANCY CHRISTIAN Mrs. Christian started teaching at Quincy High School in 1964. Prior to her job here at Quincy, she taught at Ashland High School. She taught Latin and French to the students of Quincy and was well-liked by both students and faculty. Mrs. Christian was a warm, patient, soft-spoken per- son who was always concerned with the welfare of her students and believed that everything in life was a long learning process. Those that knew her realize that she contributed a great deal to the growth, education, and happiness of all. Mrs. Christian was graduated from Regis College: she also took graduate courses at Boston College and was actively involved in Summer Workshops. Mrs. C'hristian and Mrs. Myatt kept Latin alive at Quincy High. Together they would plan many outside activities for the Latin Club members. A hard-working person. Mrs. Christian was also gifted with an extra-special spiritual drive that made her an extra-special person to her many friends at Quincy. Mrs. Christian passed away April 4. 1977. Dedica tion ROSMICK AJEMIAN Ross Ajemian was born on November 6. 1916 in Aleppo. Syria. His Armenian parents came to Amer- ica in 1919 settling in Roslindale. Massachusetts. His elementary and high school education was in the Boston School System. He was a World War II Veteran serving in the Army-European sector. In 1947 he was married to Elizabeth Manuelian, a Quincy resident, and thereafter lived in Quincy. He operated his own bakery for twelve years in Dorchester. Mass, but then decided to enter education and at 55 years of age was granted a B.S. degree from Fitchburg State Teachers College. During this time he was teaching baking arts for the Manpower Development and Training Program. Greater Lawrence Regional Vocational Technical High School and lastly Quincy Vocational Technical High School. He was active in his youth as one of the founding members of the Armenian Youth Federation, an organization dedicated to the principle of ethnic minorities contributing to the American scene. He worked vigorously for his St. Steven’s Armenian Apostolic Church as a kitchen consultant and in other means compatible with his talents. Ross passed away July 19. 1977. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth, his son. Ross, and his daugh- ter. Margaret. 5 Dedication Superintendent 6 Assistant Superin tenden ts Mr. William Finney Assistant Superintendent Mr. Arthur Woodward Mr. John Osterman Coordinator of Secondary Education Assistant Superintendent MBi wm wm 1 I mmm - ADMINISTRATION ■ ’mmmm x rrf .W V 'tti ' Vi� 1 V' v Administration Lloyd Creighton Principal QHS Laurence Babin Director Vocational Technical School 10 Michael Golub Assistant Director of Vocational Technical School Eugene Macombcr Dean QHS Eugene Silvcrio Dean QVT Sydelle Goldman Dean QHS Robert Basilicre QHS Assistant Principal Paul Sullivan QVT James Thibodeau Service Administrator Guidance Edward Nankin Head Counselor — QHS Sylvia Stern Richard Pcssin Linda Wilson Edward Hannon Career Education Richard Haines Head of Guidance 12 Charles Baillargcon Gerald Gherardi Frank Bukunt Gerald Ridge Robert Nolan Robert Daniele 13 14 Class Politicians Mitch Finnegan Kathy Grant Class Artists Ed Lawlor Sandra Thompson November. 1975 ' American yirtist Friendliest Dan Walsh Kathy Grant Class Actors Kevin Shanahan Janine Mudge 15 I I Class Inseparables Rick Gilbody Ellen Caramanica Best Personality Dan Walsh Kathy Grant 14 16 Class Musicians Dan Walsh Terry Ferris Class Individuals Rich Doc Medicke Ruthann Levitsky N DEFENSE OF NEW YORK OUR INTIMATE Ai ANTI-SEMITISM72 MAVERICK: MARY LIND! N.Y.’S FASHION INFLUENTIALS (BELOW; INSI Best Dressed MikcGulizia Mary Graham Class Geniuses Brian Jolley Linda Alpert Most Active Dan Walsh Kathy Walsh Class Flirts Dave Reilly Bcv Prescott on the rc 107 7 4 t Numl.fr 3 SOCIAL EDUCATION OltiCxW Journal o 111® ;0 EDUCATION: Ideas for :her$ Class Clowns Paul DeGrassie Sue Colman Best AH Around Rich Coose Joyce Kennedy 18 Student Council ROW I: Kathy Walsh Secretary. TobcrU Goldberg Treasurer. Wendy Isascson - Vice President. Kathy Grant President. Frank Caporalc Vice Presi- dent. ROW Dede l esmond. Nallie Donahue. Peggy Kirk. Rita Paul. Barbie Johnson. Donna Milgram. Beth Higgins. Michael DcAngclo. Leslie Salvaggio. Calhi Casscl. ROW t Mitch Finnegan. Lucia Favrizio. Ralph Pickering. Todd Vcale. Roscann F.lcutcri. Steve Pacctti. Greg Billings. Ed l.awlor. Rich C'oose. Gerald S. Ghcrardi Advisor. Student Union ROW I Donna Milgram. Carol Kirshnit. Beth Higgins. Rita Paul. ROW ’ Wendy Isa sc son. Peggy Kirk. Frank Caporalc. ROW i: Kathy Walsh. Ed l.awlor. Greg Billings. Michael DcAngclo. Gerald S. Ghcrardi Advisor. ROTC FRONT ROW: TSgl Edward Holland (standing Brian Donovan. I.inda Widdison. Julie Lyons. Debra Aluisy. Sandra McDermoii. Linda DiCroce. Judy Clarke Don Piroli. SECOND ROW Robert DcAngclo. Michael Bradbury. Edward Gargano. Francis LaPicrrc. William Dever. Robert Farmer. Mark Horner. Richard Medicke. Lt. Col. Arthur Allen (standingTHIRD ROH AlC Gerry Durante. Donald Golden. Richard Farmer. Ronald Holland. Michael Hubbard. Raymond Taylor. Joseph Scrrilla. Matthew Harris. Ronald Sale. FOURTH ROH John Leahy. Richard Mcnconi. Peter Winquist. Eric Stone. James Key. Gary Wine. Kevin Downing. William Barnes. FIFTH ROW: Paul Murphy. Mark DcAngclo. Paul Potter. Steven Wood. Robert Wood. Robert Par sloe. Thomas Doherty. Kevin Shanahan. Ski Club lu ROW. it-r) Kevin Shanahan. Carol Kirshmt. Sue Coleman. Nancy Cyr. Paula Cahill. Connie Chamberlain. Wendy Isaacson. Dotty Woodward. Roberta Gold- berg. 2nd ROW: H-r) Raymond Tachio. Michelle Whalen. Mary Ann Caggiano. Susan Chiocchio. Jean McCloud. Maria Sanchez. Kathy Garrity. Jean Palmer. Beth Higgins. Miss Kornmcycr Advisor, ird ROW H r) Paul llacqua. Ralph Browning. Peter Cassidy. Chris Del a io. Mike Sullivan. Joe Vallicr. Don Keene, lorn Cunningham. 4th ROH H-r) Gail Menard. Joyce Bodie. Ricky Burns. Bill Dalcv. Mark Hickey. Chris Goulart. Paul Reed. Emery Swanson. Steven W� hhI. 21 Language Club FRONT: (left to right) Ms. Roberts Media Specialist. Rita Paul. Roberta Goldberg, l.aurcl MacDonald. President Michele Whalen, Advisor Mrs. Mur- phy. Vice President Sue Colman. Treasurer — Dot Woodward. Marla Bloom. BACK: (left to right) Jim Ladner. Linda Alpert. Sue Kerman. Cindy Staples. Lise Bloom. Shirley Smith. Diane O'Handley. Wendy Isaacson. Kim. Judy Norton. Katia Guerra. Janice Siddcns. Kathy Garrity. Rosalind Berman. Maureen Sullivan Kim Ladner, Kurt Albrand. Marietta Rubino. Jean Palmer. Eleanor Vallicr. National Honor Society BOTTOM ROW: (left to right) Mr. Gerald Gcradi. Joyce Kennedy. Ellen Caramanica. Linda Alpert. Susan Kerman. Mr. Daniel Lutts. SECOND ROW: Rick Gilbody. Wendy Isaacson. Roberta Goldberg. Paula Cahill. Julie Elcutcri. Connie Chamberlain. Frank Caporale. Dave Sutherland. THIRD ROW: Dave Bann Dan Sandonato. Carol Kirshnit. Susan Chioccio. Bette Campbell. Lawrence Darmicnto. Lisa Bloom. William Ross. Emery Swanson. F.H.A 1st ROW. Mrs. Ruth Mikami. Lisa Kadiak Vice President. Wendy Isaacson President. Mary Ann McClellan Secretary. Mrs l.aurene Rice. 2nd ROW: Susan Jankins. Diane O'Handley. Joan Medigo. Karen O’Toole. Diane Somontes. Kathi Ward. Anne MacDonald. Laurie Tuffo. Ml ROW. Joyce Boddic. Jeanne Park. Kerry Kirk. Peggy Kirk. Patricia Sardillo. Rita DiPaolo. Lorraine Denvir. Michelle Higgins. MISSING: Marietta Rubino Treasurer. F.N.A. hi ROW: Mrs.Toy. Susan Buttomer. Suzanne Canty. Mary F.llcn Gatcly. Lisa Lombardi. Diane Somontes. Lisa McDermott. 2nd ROW: Denise Reardon. Rendu Fillis. Kathy Nicklaus. Carol Kacmar. Cheryl McF.lman. .IrdROW: CJail Cipolla. Donna Slicis. u Stage l i ROW Tina Sterns. F.lan Ezickson. Diane Cardillo. 2nd ROW Tritia Mullen. Katy Carlisle. Karen Bishop. Mr Moffet. Beth Higgins. Rohm Parsons. Kathy Mann. Connie Chamberlain. .W ROW': Janine Mudge. Sandra Jack. Kathy Vallicr. Maureen Kelly. Mary Barr. Roberta Goldberg. Sabrina Ezickson. Dave Carhonnau. Marlene Reecliotis. Jim l.adus. Debbie Nigro. For all you have done for uv we are very appreciative. Thank you. Mr. Flagg! 25 Notice Readers SLATLD: Lynn Pasalaqua. Stacey Mycu. Kathy Walsh. Nancy Barron. STANDING: Rich Coose. Dan Walsh. Paul Dcgrassic. Miss Goldman. Mitch Finnegan, lid Michclak. Guidance Aids 26 Prom Committee FIRST ROW: Cheryl Shaw. Margaret McCarthy. Karyn Holmbcrg. Teresa Colella. Lynn Passalacqua. Paula Constas. 2nd ROW: Eugene A. Silverio. Kathy Walsh. Judy Rosenberg. Mary Ccdronc. Sandra Tinnev. Laurie Tuffo. Cathi Casscl. Cory Morrison. Nancy Barron. Jrd ROW: Dan Walsh. Mike DeAngelo. Steve Pacet(i. Mitch Pinnegan. RichC'oosc. Blue Macs 27 Math Club i SEATED: Janice Siddcns. Rands Nurd (vicc-pres.). Eleanor Vallicr (pres). Laurence IWmiento (treas i Rosalind Herman STAS DISC. Kuiii Ian- gua . David Bann. Mr. Walsh (advisor). Lisa Bloom. Jean Park. Jim Wilson. MISSISC S 28 Concert Choir SEATED: Kathy Grant. Sandra Tinney. Patricia McPhillips. STANDING: Susan Dcady. Mr. Pcssin. Advisor. Ron Tibcri. Tracey Tobin. Tu toring Progra m. 29 VICA FRONT ROW: Nancy Matthews. Kathy Ware. Cathi ('asset. Joan Lolly. Joe Weeks. Susan Bandera. MIDDLE ROW Debbie Flohcrly. Rcta Paul. Norma Davis. Jeanne Davenport. Debbie Jensen. Dan Higgins. Paula Matthews. Cory Morrison. Steve Paceili. BACK ROW Mr. Comer. Jim Ferringo. Jack Nealon. Bob Arty. John Daedy. Bob Burke. John Bruce. Dave Morrow FRONT: George O'Kanc. Shawn McCormick. Jim Key. SECOND ROW: Rich Coosc. Miss Goldman. Dan Walsh. MISSING: Lawrence Rudnick. and Jim Keane. 30 Chess Club Goldenrod Staff ROW I: Emlie Simpson. Bill Ross Editor. Joanne Fclcch. Sandra Thompson. ROW 2: Paula Constas. Diane Nichols. Rita DiPaolo. Mary Ann McClellan. ROW 3: Ed Lawlor. Dana Jones Advisor. Pony Express l. i ROW. l.inda Alpcrt. Sue Kerman. Heidi Dolan. Belle Campbell. Katy Carlisle. 2nd ROW: Sue Coleman. Carol Kirshnit. Ann Fitzpatrick. Margo Boland. Michelle McClelland. Jamnc Mudgc. Ava Galantc. ltd ROW: Neal Flaherty. John Bcrlandi MISSING FROM PICTURE Larry Burak. Sue Chiocchio. Brian Donovan. F.d Fcnby. Joanne Felcch. Mitch Finnegan. Ritch Finnegan. Mary Fraser. Roberta Goldberg. Ken John- ston. Donna Milgram. Brian Murphy. Eimilie Simpson. Sue Tautvaisis. John Tutela. Beverly Vcale. Todd Vealc. Louie Vcnturclli. Michelle Whalen. Library Aides Ms. Roberts - advisor. Jeff Mahn. Laurel MacDonald. Margaret Mcdicke. Margaret Fraser. Joan Mcdige. Band Maureen Galahue. Colorguard Capt. John Connolly. Drum Major Diane Nichols Colorguard Co-Capi. Anne Marie Thurston. Vice Pres. Theresa Ferris. President Valeric Pierce Treasurer Debra Ricciardi Secretary 33 35 ALE. ROW I Carol Wayne. Ron Marlin. Muryl.ou Spear ROW Wayne Hamilton. Harry Carter. Charles Macl.aujrhlm. A. (alternative) .. (learning) E. (experience) A.L.E. is a new and different approach to learning. Because of the ratio of students to teachers it is able to provide a very personal and individual learning environment. The teachers arc the greatest asset to the program: they work very hard and have a great deal of dedication. One of the things that makes the program work is the personal advisor system: each student is assigned a teacher with whom he can dis- cuss any problems he may have, school related or otherwise. The teachers are only able to do so much though: it is up to the students to decide if they are willing to work hard to achieve their goals. And they do: some students that were failing everything and cutting every class previously are now getting good grades, going to all their classes and achieving a feel- ing of personal satisfaction. The atmosphere of the school is very positive: the students are very close to each other and the teachers. It's almost like a big fam- ily. I have never been as motivated or as happy in a school before, and I hope that others will be able to experience what I have this year. Joanne King 37 VIC A Competition 39 Quincy High Academic Distinction Linda J. Alpert Brian Jolley Susan C. Kerman Julia Eleuteri Constance Chamberlain Carol Kirshnit 40 George Engelmann Roberta Goldberg Elizabeth Campbell Janice Dexter David Bann Vo-Tech Academic Distinction Paul J. Hanlon Edward F. Lawlor Sharon Wahlberg David M. Craig Francis Caporale Steven Gillard 41 John R. DeCcIle David M. Southerland Joeseph W. Chludzinski 42 l‘m going co hie her right between the pom-poms. “Where's your speech? 43 Will You Remember? WE THE SENIORS of Quincy High School, Class of 1978, being of unsound mind and sounder body Will remember some of these moments when we look back on our high school years. . . The rally before the Thanksgiving Football game, knowing it would be the last game with Mr. Conroy coaching. . . Winning the Turkey Day Game completely destroying North Quincy (34-8). Free time in 10th grade, then suffering through study halls through your junior and senior years First day of school in your senior year, finding it hard to believe you would be graduating at the end of the year. . . The arena scheduling, waiting in line an hour just to get one class changed . . . The new windows put in during the winter. . . The GREAT Blizzard of 78 OH! NO! Please no more SNOW. . . Watching T.V. shows as SOAP. Happy Days. Eight Is Enough. Saturday Nile Live. Love Boat. Class of ’65 and Monty Python . . . Hit movies such as “STAR WARS”. Close Encounters . ROCKY”. Saturday Nile Fever”, Oh! GOD . . . All the anxiety and frustration you went through taking SAT’s and Achievements — then waiting for your scores. . . Hoping you would get accepted to the college of your choice . . . Hanging out at Faxon Park. Raytheon. Howdy’s. Happy Chef. Uncle Sam's Wondcrbowl. Neponset Drive-In. Wollaston Beach. Nantasket Beach . . . The Day Q.H.S. Band got invited to the PATRIOT’S Game but it was so cold they were unable to do the show because the instruments froze. . . Trips all different clubs went on and the good times you had . . . Trying to figure out how you were going to raise the money to pay for class dues, yearbook, prom, and graduation . . . Praying the basketball team would win one game . . . Hoping that you wouldn't flunk your mid-terms and finals, because it meant the difference between passing and failing the course . . . Counting the days between each vacation before graduation . . . PARTYING over the weekend. . . Going to concerts in Boston Garden, Providence Civic Center and Cape Cod Civic Center. . . Pictures with Santa, Valentines Express, tagging, cake sales, bumper sticker and pin sales, all to raise money for special purposes . . . Class Day . . . Senior Prom . . . GRADUATION! DO YOU REMEMBER? Some say it was the most vicious blizzard to hit this area in the last one hundred years. In all. 29 inches of snow was blasted on the city by gale-force winds. Quincy students missed six days of school, but found the joys of extensive snow-shoveling. The Bliz- zard of ’78 was an adventure that everyone will remember. Above, maybe there is a car beneath that white mound. Maybe there isn't. At least the car (above right) has had the good sense to show itself so its owner can start the evacuation. Must have been quite a view from the house at left, looking out over the angry sea. «1 45 r Hugh earth-moving equipment sometimes overlooked things hidden under the great white blanket. In this ease, the blue and white benches of Quincy were the casualties. Want to know what this is? Wait until the spring thaw. Somewhere out there, underneath it all. is Quincy Bay. In a storm like this one. the best place to he is in a snug harbor. Mother Nature showed scorn for the sacred automobile, humbling it under massive drifts. The bold stripe on the tree trunk clearly establishes the direction and the ferocity of the winds. The poor dog in the middle of the picture sits for- lorn he can't find his favorite fire hydrant. This is the winning entry in the 1978 Goldcnrod Worst Picture of the Year Award. 47 Senior Class Officers 1st ROW: Nancy Barron. Secretary: Lynn Pasalaqua. Treasurer. 2nd ROW: Rich Come. President: Mr. Macombcr. Advisor: Dan Walsh. Vice President. German Club 1st ROW: Sharon Wahlberg. Cheryl Polom. Sabrina Ezickson. Carol Kirshnit. 2nd ROW Ed Fcnby. Leo Bottary. Miss Tribulauskus. Stefan Pagnani. Peter Sullivan. fiSS f� 'G: John Berlandi. Mitch Finnegan. 48 Seniors 49 Steven M. Abban Rusmond VI. Adcltbcrg Roy ERlS No wa . Sian's Related Metal fab classroom. James A. Ahola Jim Three years have flown by. I can still remember the first day. joking in the halls, the last period test. It has been worth it. Good luck to all. Pauline M. Albrecht Polly QHS Band at Niagra Falls . . . Vol- leyball I got it Bishop's whale call . . . The Horseshoe . . . Resource time . . . 1977 Softball Suburban l.caguc Champs . . Eating brunch at a lunch . . . Webb's losers tourna- ment. . . The kids down the gym. Karen M. Albrand Tweet- 7V v Seeing the high school years coming to an end. Think about my life to come hoping I will make it. Because I'm the star and not the rocket. Good luck class of 79. Mark L. Allison A Hie Louie's gay-saying, that’s what she said. 50 Linda J. Alpcrl I learned this . . . that if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. — Henry David Thoreau Doreen F. Anderson Mark I. Assad S1arcu Kenneth A. Ames Kenny Mark A. Anson Pome Kiss this place good-bve. Mr. Ajemiah (AJF) Linda L. Amyouny Unlee Dancing days arc here again. Karen M. Arsenault It's Friday!!! Band. Canada. Football games. Patriots games. Mr. West- gate Lounge. Southern Comfort Sours. Brookline. Vacations. 4th of July '77. Cindy. Sandi. Jaime. Elizabeth. Grandma. P.S. Papa. I love you. Paula M. Austin Soon and on I go. There's so much left to know, and I'm on the road to find out . Yes the answer lies within so why not lake a look now. pick up. pick up the Good Book now. 51 52 Steven M. Ayer Steve Hubbarch, Partying James M. Ball Jimbo Get tired. Charles W. Ayers Chuck Smoke em. Smoking cm down the road. Susan A. Bandera Bee James J. Baker Jay John J. Banuk Mary Ellen Barnard Kim Barnard Catherine A. Barrett Cathy My goal is to keep in touch with my friends from the class of 78.” Robert W. Barrows Stephen B. Beliveau Bells Any parties anywhere? Going to Pew- ter Pot. Pitching quarters. Kathleen A. Barrett Kathy Say What? Hey you! One week count- down to state championships. Joseph F. Barry Joe Good Luck to my friends in home- room V348. No spook music. Kiss.-my what? Resistor fights. Happy Days. Big Mel and Mel Mobile. Nancy P. Barron Barronhead Nance Cheryl A. Bates My wish for the class of ”78 is success in achieving all your goals, and that your dreams are fulfilled to the fullest. Love. Cheryl Scan E. Bennett 53 John S. Bcrlandi Fritz ' Beverly Ann Marie Vealc: Character Survives: Goodness Lives: Love is Immortal. Rosalind F. Berman Roz ‘'We're the Math Team Quincy High Math Team.” Mr. Walsh we got 3 points. Let's sell candy bars for the Foreign language Club. Brian R. Bersani Getting high. Looser Laurie J. Bersani Ness I'll remember: 1st floor girls room. 'B' lunch at Gina’s. “You take what's good for you. And I'll take my free- dom and wul c ya. Karen A. Bishop Bish M«l u ji the Pirxikr House Pig ind Su meeting Turtdiy Hurry up Jem. (ell J.un (o lima I i tfcoK pi� print in the loelier Oupmunk Mooav Bunk , ind Bim . Cip- •til I Hu the 8vrg Gilt While md ill thit Jim Vanessa L. Blanchard Collins. Gator's Girl. December 19th. Nush Patrol, ihhh!, the white sweater incident, throw boards. Babe, stiff football rats, great beef. I've had it. September 29tn. one day soon, we're all alone. Lisa. Laurie. Linda. Sue. Lisa D. Bloom A person cannot be at peace with oth- ers. unless he is at peace with himself. Susan Bodnar Susan and Bob. February 25. 1976. Our song. Color My World. 54 Daniel C. Boti Hoot Boi LcoJ. Boltary Kevin A. Boudreau What lies behind us and what lies before us arc tiny matters when com- pared to what lies within us. William Morrow Susan M. Bouffard Richard J. Bou an Remember Tuna Fish and trying to save seats at lunch. John M. Bowen James H. Bowles Jimho We're out of here. Plumbing Shop. Donna F.. Bowncss Donna and Mark. June 9. 1976, Our song. Let Her In. Linda M. Boyce Skipday. Nantasket Beach. Meatballs. New York. Yes. SOCIB. Cl. Later. Hist. Cl. I).I.. Kresges. Going down tonight? Stella. O B I . prom. M.R.M. Vanessa. Sue. Donna. Oct. 16th. You Light I p My Life. My Favorite Snob. Thanks Mrs. O'Brien. Luv ya. Patricia A. Breen Patti You've got so much to say. say what you mean. Mean what you’re thinking and think any way. Oh. but you mustn't waste your life away. You've got to live for today. Then let it go. 56 Deborah A. Boyd Dee Patricia A. Brennan Patsy Cutting out of shop, and going in the locker room for a cigarette. Michael J. Breen Mike Hear no evil. Sec no evil. Speak no evil. That's OK. but you’ll never become the anchorman for the six o'clock news. Thank God for Fridays. Richard S. Brodeur Peanut Bu« off. party. Stan's Related Metal Fab Classroom. Parties up Faxon Park. Michelle A. Brooker Ralph H. Browning John D. Bruce Brucey l ime to go. Vica juice, Harry Kisby. Wirenul fights. Dianne R. Burden Dee Remember leaving afternoon home- room. and Mr. Flahivc. the H R. teacher of room 74 saying to Kevin Boudreau that the leader and his troops have one more click on the clock to go before they can leave. Robert W. Burke Burgti We’re out of this night dub. Raid Larry S. Burak Looking back to those wonderful weekends good times! Richard J. Burnes Burnt sic Hey! You want your face busted? Going over to Conway and Nally Pub during A lunch for a few beers on Daley’s birthday. Jeffrey W. Burnham Sian's Class. Working at night school. Susan I). Buttomcr I he man who follows the crowd usu- ally gels no further than the crowd. I he man who walks alone is likely to find himself in places no one has ever been. Maryann Caggiano Waning 9 hours 10 see your guidance counselor on the first day of school. Hockcy Baskeihall Gel it on How- dv's. I'm freezing. I'm Susan. 1776. 34- 8: Suzanne M. Burroughs Timothy J. Cahczas Caheeezex I knew it! Mr. Rizzotti say ing. Where arc my tools!! Tod C. Cafhsch I will alway s remember being a gridder at Quincy High. The l and of Six and the parlies at I'axon Park. “All things must pass . . enjoy them while thev last.” Thomas P. Cahill Rubble SAMOA. Heinekcn. Good nnc sleep. 58 Lisa I.. Caldarola Times lo remember: Bird. Niagara Falls. Canada. Ya Sandi. you have lo step in it Hockey games. V-l. Say VI Are you going home to dry your hair? Football games. Rocky. Going up the park or down Ray's house? Cheryl I.. Callow Mary J Campbell Mtiry Jo Lillian F. Callahan filizabeth M. Campbell Bette Do not trouble yourself much to get new things, whether clothes or friends. Turn the old: return to them. Things do not change: we change. Domcmca Cannclla Donna Good luck everybody, we're on our own now. Kathleen M. Campbell Kathy Hey Chick. Library lawn, girl's gym. Dusty Wollaston? Donna's car late again. Be yourself no one else can. Today well lived makes every yester- day a memory of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. James N. Caparcll Coppa I'm going to gel you. Junk it Getting busted for learning rubber in the shop in lOlh grade. 59 Francis Caporalc Pompco C ardarelli Pomp I will never forget the first day of school, walking into the QMC. listen- ing to the rules of QHS. And for two sears watching the seniors celebrate their last day of school, now I will cele- brate mine. I will miss QHS. .A Kathleen Carey Kathy When time who steals our years away shall steal our pleasures, too. The mcm'ry of the past will stay and half our joys renew. Lori E. Carty F.llcn I.. Caramanica Remembering . . . all the great limes I had in cheering, track and band, and all the special friends I made at Quincy High. Mary I.. Carlton Ibe future for me is undecided. I only hope I will be able to do something constructive and be happ doing it. For if I accomplish something later on I w ill not feel I have wasted my life. Richard Carroll Rick Christine M. Carvcllo Chris Meet in the girls room 10:30 or when- cser. 10th grade. 60 David S. Casev Peter A. Cassidy Cass Don’t pass by today, because tomor- row comes too fast. Football practice, 61. The T ruck, wiffles. Mary F. C'cdronc Cheryl. I will always remember all the parlies. Theresa. I will never forget your natural talent. But. most of all. I will always remember Bims. Catherine R. Cassel Caihi l‘m not cores!! 10th grade resource time and playing tackle with the guys from our lunch table. Rita M. Cassidy Never think of the future. It comes soon enough. Faxon, rink. Ralhcon. Legs, and H R. 103. and 100. Vicky Cassel Book w orm Better a few friends you know well, than many friends you don’t know at all. First time I made a rose, decorat- ing cakes, and Mr. Tatro’s satire class. Mark li. Cavanaugh Minsk It’s better than sleeping. It's 10:00 and I’m starving. Going to llowdie’s. Peter I.. Ccriam GilHunn 61 Constance E. Chamberlain Connie Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Peter M. Chcrnicki Neeka “What's the Story? The 8-Room. Bird on the rack. Thomas J. Cipolla Laurie J. Chatterton EEK! Nush Patrol. Ding-dong. Hello goodbye. Blacks Creek. College Pond. Fall on truck. WSHS Wey- mouth Fair Grounds. Pink. Gino's. Rockland. IS I. Bubblegum. Warm Please. Vanessa. Laurel. Sheila. Susan E. Chiocchio Chock Can I sail through the changing ocean tides. Can I handle the seasons of my life. Well. I've been afraid of changing But this makes you bolder, even chil- dren get older. And I'm getting older, too. Joseph P. Chcrnicki Joe Plumbing Shop. B Room. Joseph W. Chlud inski Loody I gotta fix my Fiat. Having brother’s Firebird. Dianne T. Cirmo Old days, good times we'll remember. Without love, you cannot enjoy wealth or happiness. 62 Dorothy A. Clancy Teresa M.Colctta Squish Cheryl i rr rr,hff ih part ind the fun wt hid in Maynard. M� f Cnl. don't forget to he up the na- tion it 4 00 I mill jUjii remember impersonating the thterlcadcrv in the football rally and being the Pony Mho� for Quint Kathleen T. Connolly Susan M. Clare Sue What arc you doing this weekend? Going to Pewter Pot. Clare M. Connolly Don't stop thinking about tomorrow. Don't stop, it'll soon be here. Yester- day's gone. Su annc Coleman .Sot’ A man's true possession is his mem- ory. in nothing else is he rich, in noth- ing else is he poor. John P. Connolly Corns Patricia E. Connolly Tricia “B Lunch. Dalores. summer of 77 prom. Frcddv. Bcturbcd. Linda and Eddie. Paul s Party. Masher. New York. Mark’s Fro. College Pond. Cruising. Me and Tom. Graphic arts. Bud's Books. 63 Virginia I Connolly Ginni' Mary L. Cook Cook I hank you Quincy High for all you've done for me I couldn’t have done it without va. and I love ya for it. Mr. Scanlon, you're the greatest. Paula M Constas Are you going running today State Cross-Country Meet 1976. Once I start caring about what other people think of me or what I'm doing. Stop, because if I do care I shouldn't do what I'm doing. IX nna J. Cook Richard C. Coosc Rich I here's many memories I have of QMS but some of the most important arc 10 23 76. 10 23 77. 9 17 77. 3 years of football. Mr. Conroy leaving, broken hand. B IV M V. M l) . I) I:.. D.H . MM. and K.W. Everyone else. too. Michael H. Corcoran Mike Wanna bet. buy a card. Not getting bagged for skipping classes in my sen- ior year. Stepping outside with Kisby and Mac. Michael Cortese Mike Roy's Hydrant. Braintree High School. 3rd and 4th periods. A good night's sleep, you can't do without it. crawdaddy. Above all. be careful with them woodics. F.llen T. Corvi 64 Alan P. Coste Dora Cristina Andrea J. C'rccdon Cairn. Faxon Park, football games, license, ordinary pain. Stevie Wonder, my friends. We cannot discover new oceans unless we have the courage to lose sight of the shores. Pau-ick P. Crispo Pal Got a butt, let's go. Ninth grade. John J. Cullen Teresa A. Cullen Faxon Park. Raytheon. Football games, license, burning. Class of 78. and Senior Homeroom 103. Thomas F. Cunningham The future is the best part Doreen M. Currie Stephen M. Currier St eye Leaving rubber in front of the loading dock, and watching teachers look at the reg. no. but there is nothing there to look at. Thomas W. Dalabon Kevin R. Davis Down the hole. Nancy A. Cyr We must have old memories and young hopes. Mary V. Daley Mar Donna M. Dahlquist The Uo( ). Nollty USA . C dill� «Joo . Tlx Mount . . Fife up . Stevie Wonder � 11- nfht ID'� pte x. . cany well eruuen thru town . poeim . tonp . but moil oT ill (nendi KC. AD. NM. CC. BR. VT. RM. EM. JM. TO. TK. JL. MM. NM. MT. MG. RD. SO. LR Arthur E. Davis Smile It keeps people wondering what you've been up to!! Norma L. Davis Normie l.u Cape Cod (Wellfleet) Ardens Liquor and Lounge: Cruisin in Margarita the Marquis. Ace of Clubs. Hostess Blue- berry pies. Duck Pond. 60 Paul M. Davis Susan L. Deady Sue College Pond. Esplanade. New York. “Debbie are you going up Southie? Who’s getting the car? Are you woozi- ated? Year of “77” was the best. Peter W. Davis Pete B Room. John E. Deady Deeds What? Dolores S. DeGrassic Dee Dee Smile. Presidents of D.E.C.A.. Bears are bad. John R. DcCelle Jack Chcvys cat all my “67” Camaro. Thomas W. Dcdian Tom Football for 4 years. 75. 76. 77, Con- roy leaving. I’ve tried. I will never for- ge - Christopher I.. DcFazfo Chris Farb. A fine cl of goods, mighty fine. Marino. I thought everything was wild! Pete S.. well I'll tell you pilgrim. Rows , let’s go see the flicks at Nepoiv set. Scully. I'm going to end it all Farb. 67 Paul I). DeGrassic James W. Dcitsch Dorna L. Del.uca Hangman. Faxon. C. Court. Cairn. Burning. R C. Concerts, Layla. Landslide. MaryBeth DePaulo Dianne M. DelVecchio Soccer Banquet. Dorna . . Lipid Eggs. Hi to Mr. Saluti. May G . . No mine. Lisa M. DeSantis There arc places I remember all my life, though some have changed. Though I know I'll never lose affection for people and things (hat went before. I know I'll often think about them. In my life. I love them all. Eleanor A. DePaulo With each rising sun think of your life as just beginning. Show love and kind- ness today for tomorrow's chance may be lost. Janice R. Dexter The Road goes ever on and on. Now far ahead the Road has gone. And I must follow, if I can. pursuing it with. 68 Eileen DiBona Bubbles Culling oul of shop and going in locker room for a cigarette. Joseph F. p'cCcsare Joe William J. DiChrislofaro Peter DiCienzo Janice A. DiCenso I arts, l-'alc’s Kal. I.i . Buckwheat and Beth Anna. Ray's. You see things as they are and you ask whyT Bui I dream things that never were, and I ask. why not? David A. (Miitisto Karen M. Dickson J.(J.. I. M . A N : Where are we going? All you touch and all you see. is all your life will ever he. John A. DiNardo Dinin' 69 Rilamaric DiPaolo Rita Good morning yesterday, you wake up and time has slipped away, and sud- denly it's hard to find the memories we left behind. Do you remember? 12 2 75. Mary E. DiTullio Randi M. DiPietro Del Dell, Baseball games. Postman 3. going up the park. Saturday nights. Football. Thanksgiving.!! Clotilde DiStefano Tilde Now what good docs feeling strong do when I am here without you. Good- Bye to you my trusted friends. J. Geils. Cape Cod. Summer “77.” and North Quincy. Jean F. Donahue James E. Doherty Jim Save it for someone who cares. 10th grade free time. Heidi A. Dolan Hi “Dee “I find it wholesome to be alone the greater part of the time. To be in com- pany. even with the best, is soon weari- some and dissipating. I love to be alone. I never found the companion that was so companionable as soli- ,u c- — Henry David Thorcau JeffS. Donald Sme J Getting accused of stealing a car in the shop by Mr. Pellegrini. 70 Brian P. Donovan Dunno Dunzo Ronald E. Donovan Bull. Duno Thomas P. Dougan Tom Hey Frank. Just can’t take the has- sles! V363. Big Mel. Dunkin Donuts. Kent Carpet (Beach) Golf Course, p c. Executive Board. Mark K. Donovan Jean E. Doran Friendship is a gift you can give every- day of your life. Mark S. Donovan Moo% To Donna. Thanks for everything. Love. Mark Margaret C. Doran I love it! There is always a voice say- ing the right thing to you somewhere, if you’ll only listen for it. Thomas 1st floor girls room. Mr. Martin Trai- ncx Cooperation presents a learning program. Kevin M. Downing Give it. 1 Daniel J. Doyle James T. Dunn William B. Magics Michael G. Duggan Michelle A. Durant 76-78. State, pat's game. C anada. Ber- muda. Almost Germany. Football sea- son. Auntie, mom. my putt putt, teddy bear, and Peaches. Good luck to all. Stephen R. Dunlea Dud Big thing. (Mik in .null (Ullages Cuming in bit. signing in_ then finding out i m teacher hasn't tjien attendance cl. Sol I erenson's lev lutes going to houng studies, resource time, while ii lasted. Vo. Tech V44h.indcser one in n Donna G. Duro Ala We were bred for humanity and sold to society. One day we'll wake up. in the present day. A million generations removed from expectations of being who we really want to be. David W. Mast wick Eastv Wrong. Playing football for Quincy on Saturdays, and the smelly locker room before practice 72 Sandra L. Edwards Every lime I see your faces u reminds me of I he places we used to go. Now- all I’ve gol arc (he photographs and I realize these times won’t be coming back anymore. Jean M. Elder Judith A. Erwin Judy So on and on I go. the seconds tick and time out. There's so much to find out. Good luck Class of 78. David B. Eiscnhaucr Ike Work the bench. Do you want to stand in the corner and make out? Junior year. The Hole. Baking shop. Julia F.lcutcri Edith P. Ekbom George F. Engel mann Sabrina F. E ickson There’s a time to live. A time to dream. There’s only lime enough to be your- self. 73 Nancy Fagan Dominic.F. Falcetta Dom Sue-e-c-e-e. Easty Nut’s. Boiler Room. Plumbing Shop. Boy's Room. Julie F. Falco Jules I pray that everyone’s future decisions arc wise. That your minds arc full of joy and that your lives arc free and beautiful. Ronald M. Fantucchio Tooch Made front page Pony Express. John C . Faulkner Christopher J. Fay Huho Rocky . Leaving the school, and try- ing to gel back in! Mark I.. Feeney Joanne M. Fclcch Megan To hatch a crow. A black rainbow. Bent in emptiness Over emptiness. But flying. 74 Ldward W. Fcnby Ed P J. . Whimp . . . Miss Tribu-whal . . . Sich Gc German. Lou. and NQHS (iirl’s swimming. James A. Ferrigno Jim Spark up! Bone out! Get high up the Library lawn. Michael P. Fiandaca Janice F. Finnigan J. Mitchell Finnegan MUch Theresa C. Ferris Terry Never put off till tomorrow what you can today.” Jean M. Finlay Voc Tech Girl's Room. Kathleen Fit gerald Fifty Though nothing can bring back the hour, of splendor in the grass, glory in the flower, we shall grieve not: Rather build strength in what we leave behind. 75 Ann Fitzpatrick Kevin M. Flaherty Patricia M. Flaherty Panv Good things in life, take a long time. J. Gcils Band. Fakon. Rathcon. The Corner. HR. 202. 200. Debra M. Flaherty Debbie. Buzz 1« � been ml. Tootv Roll. See � ' ill liter much V T Cult Room I. 23 Mir rel The hole lk bb))IOih The R11J 76-77 Dnnkm; in vehcol Keep on buMin Bobfcu Job Tiimei forpou- (ion prevent! 1 leirninf progrim Mark G. Flaherty- Wasted Days and Nights. Hey Frank. Just can't take the hassles. Big Mel. Executive Board. Kathleen J. Flaherty Can’t please everyone so you’ve got to f'lease yourself. On the way home rom Hines with Catus. Neal O. Flaherty Robert G. Flibotlc Bob 76 Judy E Folsom The beau. Avon Calling. Party Fri. Sept. 30.5 miles, the runner, shine on! Study “MONEY” Those accounting projects! R.A. Long Time BOSTON. I’m not a teacher. I’m only a senior. Arc those really your nails? Michael R. I rancionc Mike Susan A. Gaidcs Sue Marybcth French Jcanninc M. Galloway Ava M. Galante If you can imagine it. you can achieve it. If you can dream it. you can become it. Maureen F. Gallahuc Mo Debra A. Gardiner Debbie Kathleen T. Garnty Kathy Happy is the person who knows what to remember of the past, what to enjoy in the present, and what to plan for the future. Rosemary A. Gentile Meeting Linda and Sandy every day at 2:30 in front of the courthouse. How we all lived for weekends and vaca- tions. Our big victory on Turkey Day. Good Luck and Best Wishes to the best class Quincy's ever had. 78.' Steven Gillard Ace Hello! Phantom John Giglio Susan R. Gaudreau Sue When I think back on all the things I learned in high school. It's a wonder I can think at all. And though my lack of education hasn't hurt me none. I can read the writing on the wall. Richard F. Gilbody Rick Shawn VI. Gillis We will be what we want to be and that's free’’ . . . Memories . . . The Cape . . . New Hampshire . . . Ange- lo's Softball ... The Tracks . . . Ski- ing with Walshes. Donnelly and Brian . . . Whalen . . . “The Brady Bunch . . . People. . . Mark F. Giordani Gio 7 8 Patricia A. Glcndye Patty Always laugh when you can. It's cheap medicine. Roberta A. Goldberg A time we never can and shall erase with friends together watch their child- hood fly.” Janet J. Goon What do I do when my love is away. Arc you sad because you're on your own? No. I get by with a little help from my friends. Gonna try with a lit- tle help from myself . . . Karen. Lisa. Anita. Christopher J. Goulart Paul C. Gorachy Welcome back my friends, to the show that never ends. We're so glad you could attend. Come inside, come inside. Scott Gosselin Mary I). Graham Remember the good times that we shared. Claudia. Kcarcn K. Campbell K .Carey. Patrick F. Graham But when do you get high!! So what's thejoke? Robert J. Grant Cheryl A. Gustin Enjoy life while you have the time and make your life something to be proud of. Don't waste it. because life is too precious and short. Richard W. Greene Rich Lover. Fighting with Mr. Pclligreni. Michael J. Guli ia A clove friend of mine D.T.. once said to me. Don't let society make up your mind. Be yourself, be what you want to be. and you should succeed in reaching your goals in life. John P. Hagerty Hag Smoke floaters. Going to court for speeding. 80 Karen E. Hall I am I. and you arc you. Wc are all unique so lei’s be people instead of positions over all o r years as wc look forever closer. Still wc bid our fare- well. Paul J. Hanlon iMka No brains. No headaches. Mr. Aje- mian. Margaret A. Hardiman Timothy E. Hall Berf I can do it faster. Edward A. Hanratty William C. Hall Hallscy Oh no! Laurie A. Hansen To be a friend one must be as tolerant to the other as to himself. Thus, the self is made larger, and stronger. A good friend is one who will lend as though giving and repay more than is lent. James M. Hcaly Arc Will sec ya! All (he fun I had up in the Plumbing shop. Boiler room. 81 Donald B. Heath Charles J. Henwood Rock •'Time for a break. When Tricia Con- nolly cracked my head open on the press. Going to Gina's Sub Shop every day. 82 Susan C. Heleotis Seems to me a crime that we should age. These fragile times should never slip us by. Daniel J. Higgins Higi Electrical teachers. Lisa E. Hcllestcd You live for today and plan for the future. But the past is no more than visions and dust. Anita and Kar and Janet. Good times! Elizabeth M. Higgins Beth With a friend on hand. You will see the light. If your friends arc there then everything’s alright. Patty Hill Brenda L. Hillier David H. Hockey Donald E. Houlihan Hoopy Doopy “Pitching quarters. W; Karyn L. Holmberg Donna-Duck. Cookie, parrrrty: get PSYCHED: Look at those socks. Col- lege Pond, cardnull puff. I'm going on a picknick: Margs 3 5 75 Maid — water: 6 11 77 beach 5:30 A.M.: Mark Touri. Ma says Good Luck. John R. Houten Everybody's a dreamer, and every- body’s a star. Lisa M. Horion Mary B. Hussey 83 Rosemarie Ignani Michael J. Ingcgncri Dorothy R. Irvine Wendy S. Isaacson Always dream enough to have visions, but realistic enough to survive. Paul D. Jackson Who’s going out to lunch today? Gear- heading on Woodward Avc. Elizabeth A. Jacobs Betty You think it is easy. Dummy, say what sucker! It reminds me of Star Wars. Susan R. Jacobs Renegade Drum Line 1. The Hag- mobile. I homcrun. short people, jog- ging in Cemctary. looks like I made it. Stephen A. Jankins Susan M. Jennette To all the good and bad times I had at QHS. I say good-bye. I will always remember them even though my school days passed swiftly as a thought. Debra A. Jensen Dee-Jay Right. Sitting in class as quiet as can be. 84 Debra Jochnowitz Alan Johnson AJ Raymond J. Johnson Ray Thank you Quincy. I love smiles, so let's catch a glow and all be happy. Glow boy. William F. Johnson Kenneth R. Johnston Ken Mongogook. glow, dung, spies, foot- ball. Buffalo Bill, cheering at the rally, the days we will always remember. Brian J. Jolley Brian P. Jordan Making Louie cry. Hacka. oh no. it's O.S.H.A.. you're mental, sorry I don’t smoke, shut up Puss. Jordash. Pa- toosh. flying over the clam shack, hash oil. Flash. Brenda L. Joyce “It’s been real. Thanx. 85 Joanne M.Joyce Don't have regrets about yesterday. Don't worry about tomorrow, just live today and be happy. Algis E. Karosas John J. Kiely Patrick J. Joyce Linda Keegan Summer of 77. Martha and George. Tricia and Tom. College Pond. Mary A. Kadlick Donald R. Keene Paul J. Keith Got a cigarette? Leave some rubber on Woodward Avc. 86 Robert P. Kcllihcr B. Room Memories. Joyce Kennedy Patricia M. Kelly Tricia Pauline C. Kelly How about that. I finally made it. Ann M. Kerins Allan W. Kennev Let’s NOVA. Conn: Cape 76. 9 2 76. R.H.S.C.. L.P .and the T’s. Ann M. Kenny Library lawn, coffee at Gina’s, no afternoon homeroom, and I'll never forget Quebec. Susan C. Kerman If you have built castles in the air. your work need not be lost, that is where they should be. Now put foundations under them. 87 Jean M. Keyes Karen Kimball Library lawn, coffee at Barry's, never forget Quebec. It's been real. Carol E. Kirshmt Karen B. Klcimola Matthew M. Knowles Chief Oh shut up. I don't have to. B room. Edward J. Kulik Ed 88 Ann L. Kozlowski Thomas E. La Blue Toni Audrey J. LaCoste Joan M. I alls Now. Right now! We're there Better late than never. 1st floor Girl’s Room V. I Lauren Ei. LaFavre (idward P. I.araev Ed Good times at Quincy High, skipping study halls, down the Art Wing with C'indy. Dancing to Don't Worry Baby with Cindy. Charles J. I.arkin Michael W. l avender Mik? Edward F. Lawlor Ed Yeah, right. V446. Solly, ice cream. 15« a cup. Groucho. Shaboom Sha- boom. Comb Duels. The Mike I. Show, typography, Debbie’s bloopers. Granadas. and lectures. You can’t erase the dreams. 3 Color line Clair J I.eCours Summer of 76 - 77 . V-Girl’s room. Donald E. Lcmay Susan K. Lcnahan Hoppy Stephen F. Lindsay Mr. first day of co-op. Ruthanne I. Levitsky Edmund J. Linchan John V. Lombardo You go you bush, you hum you. fight you. “I CANT REMEMBER! Diane M. Lints Joan M. Lotti The flowers, the gorgeous mystic multicolored flowers arc not the flow- ers of life, but people. Yes. people arc the true flowers of life and it has been a most precious pleasure to have tem- porarily strolled in your garden. Thomas R. Lowe Tee Louie’s gay. Boiler Room. Michael F. Lyons Donna M. MacDonald Constance V. Lucier Connie Consueto Geff’s car. Aje. James Macaluso John Lupo Brian MacDonald Laurel L. MacDonald Kiss today goodbye the sweetness and the sorrow. Wish me luck, the same to you. But I won’t forget what I did for love. Thanks Tammy. Laurie. Ladvbug. Pocfrcck. Ms. B . Mrs. Eckert. Ms. Roberts. Ms. Clark and Mrs. Harrison. 91 Stephen li. MacDonald Michael W. Madden Shorty Rita M. Malkfci Look out for a I. Viv and lid. Take a walk on the wild side. Spark 'em up. Stevie Wonder. Donna. Shawn! We're outta here! GENESIS. The Zoo Crew. Harvard Square, the Main Objective. Mark. MJE. Nance, that's the way of the world. Sandra R. MacLeod Linda. Rose. Courthouse at 2:30 p.m . notes and passes 11 th grade, late for school, senior lunch 11:50 p.m.. bowl- ing for gym class. Gerard D. Mahon Gerry B. Room. Plumbing shop. VocTcch Roof. Daniel Madden Michael P. Mahoney Mike Donna M. Maloney Forget his name, forget his face, forget his kiss and warm embrace. Forget his love, you once knew. Remember now he has someone new. Remember he said he’d leave you never. Remember now he's gone forever. 92 Patricia Maloney Lorraine Man on Deborah Maloof Debbie. Maloof ski Are you wooziated yet? Hey Sue. you going to Southie? Remember New York. I love Billy! Jeff E. Maranhas Janet Manson Renee A. Marcotullio 93 John J. Mariano Peter A. Marino Utenda P. Marshall Karen M. Marshall Btenda Marshall is my name. Until my death it shall remain. Unless I meet some nice young man. Then I'll change it ( if I tan � . Robert B. Marshall Nancy Marsters Diane Martin Hour fights m shop. V-Girls Room. C utting out of shop. Mr. T. 94 Patricia A. Marlin Peter C . Marlin Shop. Soccer Games. Studies. Chcric Martinclli Nancy M. Matthews Nance the Library I � n The {enllevl ihmf in I he world will overrule the vtrongevt. I.eo Be yoorvelf. umplc. hoeievt. unpretending mil you will enjoy the revpect mil love of frienilv Shcrmm Ouiney Vo-Tech Culinary Art� Kitchen. ju� l mun- ihm'ixil. Mr. Ajemun Aye “ Paula M. Mat tews I.inda W. Mattina James C. Mavcr James R. Ma c Jim Margaret A. McCarthy Pen Robert E. McCarthy Bob Thomas McCarthy Mary Ann McClellan Maura C. McCormick Murbubbte. Dorn Are ou WM yiin) 1’ He Mi’� vd� lu l P Kspljnirje e� York. Mi hieorj Be� i B-Jdic� Summcntenc Recorjie. Su� .in‘� eir From urn Bih ic� Lollrkir't ptriy. I upped dossmuir� FJhov. lie’s w euic. Goochieoo Midi!- ei� M llunk I � xker. F.sjcsujie Cure. Soulirain Ziprdeedodi Diana L. McCool Mark P. McCormack Marko Sheila M. McDonald Janet I.. McDonough Nancy E. McDonough A rainbow is more than just a collection of pretty colors. In the Old Testament of the Bible, God places his bow in the sky as a sign of the covenant established with Noah after the flood. Folklore tells of a pot of gold which lies at the end of the rainbow. The bands seem to form a heavenly highway that beckons one to seek a distant destination. Whatever the interpretation, the rainbow remains a perfect example of simple, natural beauty. 97 iB m 98 99 J 100 02 103 One of the individuals who has influenced thousands of young men from Quincy High-Voc Tech is a well-known figure in the school's rich football heritage — Coach Conroy. At the close of the 1978 season. Coach Conroy will step down as the Presidents' Head Coach after 14 years. The Senior Class would like to thank Coach Conroy for his leadership, hard work, and devotion to the football teams that he has shaped. 105 106 Although the dictionary defines “blue” ao any color between green and violet, this seems hardly to cover the significance that blue has for the class of 1978. Of course there's true blue” and blue ribbon and blue Monday,” but they can’t compare to the Big Blue of the Presidents. I 17 Where does the rainbow end? Is there really a pot of gold at the end of the quest? These questions are for the individual members of the class of 1978 — they are the bright colors that contributed to the variety and richness of their unique rainbow. Timothy M. McDonough Timmy Bount Keg Bonanza. S.O.M.F.. Wise Greeks. Goofy teachers. Our time is just a line that runs forever with no end. Thank God it's over. 113 Kenneth J. MeGue Dcct! Thomas P. McKenna Joyce L. McMullen Gail M. McKeon John McManus Jack Kathleen H. McManus Kathy Be%t Memory: Mr. Ajcmian (Aje.) Patricia E. McPhillips Tricia A.J.R.M.K.B. E.S. FINALLY. We're Out! Richard J. MeJidkc Doc Anne Mane McLaughlin I don't think I'm going to make it through this last year! Mary Megnia Kevin R. Mellyn MareG. Mcrlis Fruit Salad Edward L. Michalak Ain't no doubt we are here to party. Edzo. The hills. CATABOMBER. NEIL YOUNG Concerts. Mound Beach. Poctrv. Fast Eddie. Boots. Traveling. SOUTHIE. FITZ. The ZOOCREW, and TURKEY Day. Nancy J. Miller Deborah A. Mickle Debbie Always willing to give a helping hand and always a friend to everyone. - J.J.V. Charlene E. Moon Chuck Can't wail to get out of this school. Not being able to sec my friends of having a good time. MaryJ. Miller Cory A. Morrison Cricket Writing love letters to Mr. Richard Marlin. 10th grade Resource time. Living through lunch, playing tackle football with the guys. Getting caught up the square and saying I m from North. Falling in love in llth grade English. You chump. I'm starving. David L. Morrow Morrell What’s up? Harry Kisby’s Room. Wire Nut Fights. Peter M. Mullarkey Pole I'm only kidding. Really. Burger King. Jean M. Moynihan I know I’ll never lose affection for peo- ple and things that went before: I know I'll often stop and think about them. Beatles T.T.B. J.C. B B.T.F. Q or N'O? “Follow that bus! . . . with a little help from my friends. Janinc M. Mudge Seen No love — no friendship can cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark. Kevin J. Mulligan Mull Diane F. Mullen 116 Patricia M. Mullen Tricia Time it was and what a lime it was (it was) a time of innocence, a time of confidences . . . Long ago it must be. I have a photograph preserve your e all that's left yo memory, there a t you. Edward L. Murphy Murph School's out completely. Aerosmith. Harry Kisby. vica juice. Paul Simon Diane P. Nichols Di Nicks Moments may be temporary, but memories are forever. BAND: prac- tices. parades, promises. When the ROing gets tough, the tough get going. Friends — live, laugh, love. Peter A. Niosi 117 Laura M. Noenickx Kathleen J. Nolan Kathy Every individual has a place to fill in the world, and is important in some respect, whether he chooses to be so or not. . . Paul J. Nolan Cars breaking down in the tech park- ing lot. Randall F. Nord Randy William Norton David C. Notarangelo Dave Mark J. O'Brien Rita M. O'Brien Many thanks to all my teachers; espe- cially Mrs. Morse. Good Luck to all my friends and classmates. Keep in touch! Robert J. O'Brien Theresa A. OBrien Sandra J. O’Connor Sandy Joseph P. O'Hare Susan H. Omar Sue Life’s too short to live it halfway so go out and do what you have to do. 119 Donna M. O'Neil James A. Oriola Karen A. OToolc Stephen F. Pacctti Slorgy Stefan D. Pagnani Anthony G. Panasci Bone Go work on that Maytag! Charles A. Palmer Chuck Hong Kong Fuey. I.isa M. Paquette Parky, l e. Smiley Ihhh!. Oooteeny!. Vanessa. Nush Patrol. One Day Soon. December 19. Native New Yorker. Whimscy’s. Nice Form. Polyester. Boogie Nights. McDougall. Let's throw boards. Sam- my's. mommy. We're All Alone. A Touch of Class. Ralph!. Soula and Consucla. Auntie Mary Ann. Gimme Your Wrist. Birduary. Susan Page Jean M. Palmer The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Florida. Springfield (R.B.). Drive-in mov- ies. Nantasket Beach. Chicago. Steve Miller. Blue Bomber. Hingham. Skiing. Boating. Drew Murphy. S. Hardy. Ralph!. Paperama. cram studying weekends. August 22. Quincy High.’ Robert J. Parsloc Boh Best of Luck to the Senior of ‘'78 and to all my friends of V348. 120 Carle ton J. Parsons Carl Michael J. Patrizi Debra L. Pasquale Dec-Pee Memories: Are vou wooziated yet? Locker 1016. siue doors. O’Rourke, bent spoons, library lawn, soul train. Mac. trailer. Sue’s car. Murbubblc. Maloofski. Yauyyic plus Yayic. and Vesen Vespachi. Margaret E. Paul Reia Lynn Passalacqua Eric, where there is a will, there is a way. Maryann Pennellatorc Penn The trials, the errors, the pain, the pleasures, the graduating class of “78 . each and every one of us from the year of the great. 121 Donna M. Pctitti Jacqueline A. Pcttinelli Kathleen E. Picardi Kathy Faxon Park. The Carne. Adams School. Parties. Good times. 10-7. Concerts. Erie and Eric. Live and Let Die. To Each His Own. Leonard Picot Lenny Richard F. Piccuito Valerie J. Pierce Vai. Stump Richard Pimentel Don E. Piroli Robert V. Piscatclli Bob Happy Days. V-363. Jacqueline E. Pizzi Pits Cool your Jets. Thank God it's Fri- day. Vo-Tech First Floor Girls Room. Fun times in shop. 122 Larry P. Player Cathaleen M. Ploof Cheryl A. Polom Floater Smoke floaters. Getting busied for smoking by Big Mac. Brian Powers Good night's sleep, strike 'cm. heavy session. Ronnie? Robert A. Praetsch Dick The few. the proud, the Marines. Bos- ton Springsteen. Yes. Supertramp. Mark A. Preble Beverly J. Prescott flo Oct. 30. Scituatc High. Quebec, slop, look, and listen. Groton. Cheryl’s par- ties. Labatts 50. wz jump. Daniel Prescott Danny 123 Patricia Preston To all my friends in my Senior Class, who have a lot of class, good luck in whatever you do. James V. Princiotta Prince Lorcll A. Putnam Lori Denise C. Reardon Enjoy yourself while you can. Frank W. Price Mark Rand Edward G. Regan Ed Youth with all its wonderous virtues, is not completely appreciated until lost. Deborah I.. Reed Debbie, Deb 124 Rosemary Reiser Rose Long lost books! Get rid of that shine, watch out the main men! Don't Forget Merman I have limited patience. Buddies. Victor K. Ricciardi Captain Hero Victory Do you feel lucky? Eileen F. Rhode Deborah L. Ricciardi Debbie The Quincy High marching Presi- dent's Band is excellent and so arc the members. Leo. p2) for Paula C.. Dot- tic L. Donna M.. Heidi D.. Ava G. Six. Memories arc great!!! Ronald Ricciarclli Ronnie [ Elizabeth A. Rice Beth Never say good-bye: Just say hello to the future. Mary E. Ritchie Edward E. Richard Alan J. Rizzi Skis: Sleeping I. 2. 3. I didn’t hear you. Telephone call Mr. Pelligrini. Mary-Bcth Riley Barbara E. Roache My mind's heart must be polygamous and my spirit is married to many and my love belongs to all. Stevie Wonder 126 Laurie A. Robertson Roberta E. Roche Ronald A. Rogers Susan Rosenberg Miss Gabby William D. Ross Will Too much sanity may be madness, but maddest of all is to see life as it is and not as it should be. Don Quixote 127 wr Marietta F. Ruhino Rena In love you could shine as a brilliant star. ' Lawrence Rudnick Larry School: It is better to have it and not need it. than need it and not have it. Janice C. Russo Ruse I speak truth, not so much as I would but as I dare: and I dare a little the more, as I grow older. Richard M. Russo Rick Mop or madness I can't go to gym. Forgetting to go to work. Susan E. Ruta Miss working at the Guidance Office. 128 Marianne Rudolph Can we go on a break. I’m so mad I flunked. “Mr. Ajcmian” Causing trou- ble. The girls room. Paul S. Ruta Richard P. Ryan R,ckRonald S. Sale . . . Physically or Mentally . . . Through these hallowed halls pass the best students of Quincy High Class of 78 . Think positive I’m crazy! Haircuts in the girls room. Mr. T's foreign language, bikeride on April 30. 1976. VT446. So many people have come and gone, their faces fade as the years go by. yet I still recall as I wander on as clear as the sun in the summer sky. My memories of Quincy High. Daniel P. Sandonato Danny Debra A. Scanlon Debby Robert E. Salvati Bob 129 Not Available Kathiannc Schucrch m ( Cheryl J. Shaw Diane C. Shaw Sie Like a falling (eardrop you can wipe away my blues. Like the honey you can make (he bitter sweet. Janet M. Shea Janice L. Siddens Jan I will never pass this way again, so I'll live it up and enjoy it while I can. because life is very short. Donna M.Skaync Memories, light the corner of my mind. Misty water colored memories, of the way we were. Gerard J. Shea Harpo. Gerry. Paul N. Parties in the graveyard. Band practice on Friday mtc. Everyone being great for state champ. Night of the car accident. Emily A. Simpson Em Some people think it's holding on that makes one strong. Sometimes it's let- ting go. Donna M. Slicis It’s when you get that look in your eyes, that you start to worry me! 130 Susan P. Smart Nancy G. Smith 'he only way to have a friend is to be ne. Katina C. Spilcos With hope this world will be. in perfect larmony. a planet with one mind. Kevin T. Smith Brian J. Smith David M. Southerland Mary Beth Sncldcrs MB I have learned to seek my happiness by limiting my desires, rather than in attempting to satisfy them. Wendv L. Sprowl 131 I Thomas P. Steen Beany Robert M. Stracco Bob l.inda A. Sullivan Sully. Midnight Russell A. Stcinbach Run Elizabeth A. Stuart Three years — slow? No. I know it's too late to learn anything but hate. Am I sad to leave? No. I’m very glad to go. My friends. I need not state I care for you and am glad you know. Joseph N. Stevens Joe The Hole. I'al Miss Quincy High. no. Here I learned many things - history, rejection, and what the real world is like. Friends, yeah. I have, but I'm my best friend. Thanks. Mr. Tatro. for being the man and teacher you arc. the Best. Maureen A. Sullivan Mo A loyal Friend, a hard worker who enjoys (he simple pleasures. 132 Michael D. Sullivan Mike, Suit. Sully I don'i do those kind of things anymore . . What’s Rossy doing Friday night? . . I give up. . . Chris is staying in . . . nyway you'll never know . . . Are you ;oing to be outside . . . Betrunken Sic Heute Abend? . . . l.et’s go to Red's Place.” Thomas J. Sutliff Susan A. Taulvaisas Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore. So he a star gazer, a rain- bow chaser, and reach for the sky. Michael A. Sullivan Sully, Gripper Naa Waay Scomoan Jomoke I wouldn't have stayed in school except for our shop teacher. Mr. Stan Comeau. He tried to help you in any way he could. Emery A. Swanson Em Turn off the spook music. Good tunes. Happy Days. Big Mel. Donald. Helen. Harry. Pat. Adio. Vin. Steve, and Melon, too! Good luck to the senior class and especially to my friends in V348. Michael A. Sullivan Sully Karen M. Tausevich Donna M. Taylor 133 Lisa D. Thompson Ronald P. Tiberi Ty Sandra M. Tinncy Dra. Porka I will respect and accept people for who they arc and I wish people to respect and accept me for who I am. Jim . . . Sheep. Baa . . . Piglet . . . Homecoming nominations, tea . . . Kaukameryoni's . . . Monza . . . Lauri. Geffrey M. Theriault Enjoy today, tomorrow may be even worse. Vo-tech RAID. Ann Marie Thurston Annie Tracy E. Tobin Frank A. Toulloff V Lauretta A. Tuffo Laurie, luiur Laur . . . Chuck . . . Sandra. Baaa. Piglet! Toby. Hi Ralph! . . . Dan. Judy . . . Brenda, going to school today? Do I have a ciga- rette? . . .'Perhaps this will be a pleasure to look back on one day. Vivian R. Tuon Civ Viv. Rita, the Zoo Crew. Spark it up. The Maine Objective. F. K.. Sing it. Play it. Love it. All my love to: Donna. Shawn. Ronny. Gio. Tom. The Ciirls. Scott. Jim. Mark. MACA. Ralphie-Doggy.” Richard J. Travers Stephen R. Urquhart 13« Joanne M. Valanle Jo To: Boh. Karen and Jamie. Remem- ber in Math. PARABOLAS ARE FREE. Joseph L. Vallatini Joe Vacaiion Time. QVTS Machine Shop. Denise M. Van Dine Seecey Maryann T. Valatkas Sharing thoughts and fond memories. Having a great time and enjoying your life. Tneve are all part of growing up. Congratulations, you finally made it. Eleanor C. Vallier Roz. Janice and David . . . surprise birthday partie% . . Math Team . . . Friendship is knowing you can count on someone when vou need them and never turning your back on them. Debra M. Valentino Linda J. Van Bibber Bibber Master of time, setting sail over all of our lands: and as we look forever closer shall we now bid farewell, fare- well. Michael R. VanTasscll Vana Beverly A. Veale Scott. Time Passes. Life continues. Memories Fade. Friends Remain. Anthony N. Vcrlicco Tony I don’t think so. Comet rides again.” Kim Dung VoThi Tv. Ti Friendships arc beautiful; memories are meaningful. These blessings can- not be relived. Louis Venturclli Louie Freddy Vignali Fred It’s time to find your place in the sun. Karen F. Venuto David F. Vincent Vince, Da e. Daxey The time in front of Nick’s with the C’s. Busting Loose. Robert F. Wahlbcrg Buma You roach you. The Mount. 137 Sharon Wahlberg Theresa M. Ward Terri Joseph R. Weeks J.R. Fight with Mr. Silvirio. visiting Joe Murphy in his classes. Alice Cooper Concert. Daniel E. Walsh Dan-a. Walshy, Dan QHS. . . Best in Everything We Did!! Kathleen E. Ware Kathy “Better a blush on the cheek than a it in the heart.” A man who meant r world to me. Mr. Ajcmian . . ivamiccn m. waisn Kathy “Bopper, SS of 75, Hockey. “Lisa, do Sou have . . .?“. Go nuts. Raisin’s Soph, .ally. Football '77, “Someone lost their teeth!” 10 30 76. E I. Ray's. Christmas lists. Crack the whip. The news. Villa Rosa; Please wait, breaks. Spirit Mobile. Mid-Terms 76-77-Bev’s. Karl J. Weaver Michele M. Whalen I am unique for I am I. You arc unique for you arc you. I need to be I and you need to be you. We need to be our- selves. not merely anyone. . . 138 Edward J. White E.J. Michael H. Whitlow Mike Cary L. Wine May everybody be the best at what they do. Alan L. Whitman John Wolfe Linda J. White Feb. 13. 1976 and My Best Friend, 3rd period llth grade. Paul G.. Typing with Paul G. and Paul F.. Sandy and Rose at Courthouse 2:30. Senior Lunch 11:50a.m.. Turkey Day game. Rosemarie Wolforth I Steven E. Wood John E. Yaxlcr Yak, Bones? Summer 76.” After school with Elect. Teachers. Free Vica juice. Dorothy W. Woodward Do! Yesterday is for memories, tomorrow is for dreams and today is for living. Kevin J. Zambruno Zam Nay Way. Parties up Faxon Park. Stan’s Metal Fab. Class. Miss Wolk's Study. Ronny hitting a hydrant. Herbert A. Wright Herbie Joseph R. Zimmerman Z 140 Dave Fournarakis Kevin Shanahan Mario D’Angelo Steven Wymands Patrick S. Bamberry Pat Brenda Shaw Theresc M. Anderson Terri Steven Eno David V. Bann Dave Gregory Billings Greg Thomas J. C'oninc CO-9 James M. Dean Dino See You later! 10th grade free time instead of study. Anthony J. DcIGrcco Moos a, Gomez: Ain't no Doubt, we are here to PARTY! Waiting for Fridays. Donna I.. Milgram Anthony P. Distasi David Donovan Buiier The corner. Hampton Beach Camping C- town. Where do I go from here — it took a long time and a lot of arguments but I finally made it. Michcal P. DeAngelo Mike Good Tunes . Hey! Frank, “Just can't take the hassles” Don’t mimic me . Martha Resi- stor fights Big Mel. Simons Rock. Rhode Island Phone calls. Mr. D. Kiss my what? Executive Board. Bryan R. DcIGrcco Flexpipe Chirping than under the Bridge. David Flynn 142 Michael J. Flannery Ace ►d Tunes. Every Friday at 2:30. Tracy Goode John Hagan Heather Holmes Steven Saluti Cynthia Griffin Cindy- Peggy E. Kelly Ernest H. MacMillian Ann M. Maclnnis Thomas H. Piltslcy Tipi Catch you later. Much Later Take a Dive. Gregory Stevens Peter D. Sullivan Pete Wimnnast. Tardo, un schwarzy Hess- lich land 2 Welcome's going soon. Daniel S. Defarbo ruined my project. Hev yuill-brcak a leg. Sich gc-intcr. I don't know do I? ''I tnc Jury. ' 144 Bruce McDonald Head Stephen Weeks Dana Jones Robert Carnic English Dept Virginia Trainor Richard Hutchinson 46 Bud Mosher Suzanne McGowan Sandy DeVincentis Edgar Tairo Thomas Wagner Scan Mulrcady 147 148 George Smith William Mitchell 149 Irving Flclchcr Science v 150 Frank DiSabaiino Fctcr l.igor Michael Saniuk Carol l.anc 151 Janci McLean Janet Appleby i Math 152 Arthur Albanesc Sandra Goedel William Pcpc Irene Sancinito Thomas Owens Anne Basilierc 153 Business r- John Carroll Juliannc Morse Marilyn Vcnslaukus Harry Carter Rosemary Simmons Marie Lynch Head F.lcanor Churchill Helen LaHage Robert Brennan Joanne Peterson Patricia Glancy 1 1 George Yczukevich Head Foreign Language Idioma Extranjero Etrange Langue Fremde Sprache Prudence Alfaro Daniel Goldfarb Kathryn Hagenbach Robin Murphy Virginia Stcfani Kenneth Koubek Joanne Tribulauskas 156 Foods Salvatore Serrccchia Norbert Steele Edmund Rcpucci Coordinator of Foods Joseph Haglund 157 w Health, Nursing, Dental Jane Steele Jane Pray Kathryn Zalis Home Economics Martha Robinson Ru‘h Mikami Foods • 59 Power Mechanics Robert LaFavre Richard Forsythe Charles Magnarelli Santo Romano George Baker Lconcllo Pellegrini Anthony Rizzotti Industrial Arts Kenneth Hayes Technical Drafting Robert Osterman Industrial Arts Paul Tranford Commercia Art Peter Lind Woodworking Sol Levenson Commercial Art Leslie Chase Industrial Arts Head Joseph Wessling Industrial Arts Fred Gibbs Graphic Arts Pat Trifone Drafting 161 Electro-Electronics James Comer Wallace Newcomb Melvin Miller Harry Kisbe Anthony Perilli Stephen Janshego Patrick Cro ier Arthur DiLoreto Paul Milward Art and Music Raymond Brown Art Robert Fariello Art Gale Harrison Music Choral Director Michael Cahill Band Director Rosemary Broton Art Nancy Sullivan Art Plumbing Arthur Morrissey Edward Forsbcrg 164 Metals Robert Doherty Richard Clifford Robert Trott Stanley Comeau Gerald Panarelli Elmer Hume 65 166 Grctha Ruark Bob Sylvia Mikelis Lenbergs Lloyd Bukcr Kenneth Worth G e n e r a 1 W o o d s Gaetano Abruzzcsc Warren Paglari 167 p 168 Paul Pantano Leslie Moffitte Joan Lawless Kay Hamill Secretaries and Teachers Aids Olive Hodgkins Peg F.gan Marguerite Chandler Helen McManus R O T C Sgt. Norman Mcncarini Col. Arthur Allen I spell relief R-E-S-T-R-O-O-M! N u r s e s Grace Toy Carmen Edgeworth 170 172 NEWS FLASH . . . Malnutrition strikes North! At left is a picture of a North football player and above a picture of a North cheerleader. Details at 11:00!! Football w 174 175 176 177 w I si ROW. Bob Brennan. Jim Deiisch. Pat Bamberry. Brian Bcrtoni. Mark Giordani. John Norton. Robbie Craig. Jim Campbell. Mike Bondarick. 2nd ROW: Asst. Jack Crowley, Chuck Dooley. Mike Furey. Billy Flynn. Scott Richardson. Robbie Molloy. Jack Campbell. Brian Jolley. Mike Gulizia. Pat Clifford. Rick Ahola. Coach Bob Sylvia. Dennis Casili. Hockey 178 Volleyball FRONT ROW: Polly Albrecht. Janice Russo. Tncia MePhilipps. BACK ROW: Karen Mur- phy. Patty Maloney. Debbie Russo. Kathy Flaherty. 180 mm f- Boys Soccer 181 Basketball 1st ROW: Ron Donovan. Ken Ames. Mike Sullivan. John Connolly. John Faulkner. 2nd ROW. Asst. Coach Mike Saniuk. Mgr. Joe llacqua. Andy Carrera. Paul Bandera. Dave Auslin. Brian Donovan. Dana Guidicc. Stan Benson. Mitch Finnegan. Scott MacDonald. Head Coach Joseph Amorisino. 183 184 Girls Basketball 1st ROlV: I.aura Riley. Mary Megnia. Kathy Flaherty. Janice Russo. Susan Callahan. 2nd ROW Jane Dougherty. Danise Leonard. Paula Lynch. Linda Dendy. Maureen Mather. 3rd ROW. Laura Miller. Debbie Russo. Lynne Powers. Karen Murphy. Patrice Bohmbach. 186 187 Boys Swimming ra Isi ROW: Don Keene. Tom Rollins. Steve Cabozas. Bob Lauigne. Tim Cabezas. 2nd ROW. Bill Mahoney. F.d Fenby. Pete Sullivan. Neal Flaherty. Coach Judy Appleby. Alan Johnson. John Connolly. Dave Burke. Dave 188 Wrestling Im ROW'. Todd Veale. John O'Leary. Tri Capt. Louie Veniurelli. Joe Irvine. Tri-Capt. Dan Madden. Paul Orlando 2nd ROW Don lleath. Ton Marinilli. Jell Heath. George McHugh. Jim Mullarkcy. Mike Shea, ird ROW Head Coach Carmen Mariano. David Carbonneau. Walter Steen. Ji e Callahan. Rennie Crowe. Tony Akoury. Steve Veniurelli. Awl. Coach Joe Streadwick. -till ROW Frank McManus. Steve Picot. Gcof Caflivh. Tri-Capt. Lenny Pkol. Mike Dalton. Martin Doyle. Jim Graham. MISSING. Steve Notarangclo. John l it gerald. John Vespa iani. 189 190 191 Girls Winter Track Isi ROW (l-r) Kelly Morril. Paula C tas. Heidi Dolan. Tara Prince. 2nd Rt (l-r) Ann Fitzpatrick. Donna Rcarc Denise DiCarlic. Paula Church. I Gugllemi. AJIWCJ 1 O tfilNCy' 4111 0. ©| Girls Cross Country ROW . Lynn Powers. Heidi Dolan. Ellen Caramanica. Judy Folsom. ROW 2: Mr. Amorosino. Francic Maloney. Donna Reardon. Paula Church. Paula Constas. Joan Eagles. 193 Cross Country ROW I: (I tor) Kevin Murphy. John Banuk. Jim Maver. Eugene Allan. ROW 2: John Furey. Coach loverly. Mike Connolly. Joe Irvine. 194 Isi ROW. Joan Lotiic. Bev Prescott. Joyce Kennedy. Ellen Caramanica. 2nd ROW: Lisa Calderola. Kathy Walsh. Theresa O'Brien. Nancy Cyr. Cheryl Shaw. Sue Bouffard. Varsity Cheerleaders 195 l i ROW: Stephanie Caparell. K.ilh Powers. Liz LaPaver. IJehhie Brodeur 2nd ROW Joanic Higgins. Il.irhic Johnson. Gigi Mauldin. Elaine l.aBlanc. Lisa Falco. Maureen Murphy Girls Gymnastics 1st ROW: Maureen Bacon. Carol Maver. Julie Stanley. 2nd ROW: Julie Mullen. Patty Murphy. Jane Righini. 196 Pclc Jones Mr. Dana Jones Dr. Jckyl or Mr. Jones Bones: There arc four kinds of bones in every organization: There are the wishbones who spend their time wishing some- one else would do the work. There arc the jawbones — who do all the talking, but very little else. There are the knucklebones — who knock everything anyone else tries to do. And finally, there is the backbone — who gets under the load and does the work. The backbone of Goldenrod '78 and the previous five editions of Goldenrod has been Mr. Jones. His unselfish devo- tion and guidance has helped make this yearbook what it is: A collection of pic- tures. words, and memories of our three years at Quincy High and Vo- Tech. Make no bones about it. we owe a lot to this teacher and friend. THANK YOU MR. JONES! 197 The entrance of the Quincy Hockey Team into the E Mass tournament prompted the first hockey rally ever at Quincy High. The team won two games at Boston Garden, advancing it to the semi- finals. further than any previous team in Quincy history. Mike Van Tasscll Mike Bonderick Brian Jolley Mike Gulizia 200 Pai Bamberry Jim Deilsch James Bersani. Jr. sorrow came the last days of May. I'll be eathin’ dry air. I'm leaving soon, the others : all ready there. You wouldn't be inter- ted in coming along, instead of staying re? They say the West is nice this time of ar. Susan Deady Susie Joseph DiVello Joe John K. Donovan Jack John J.Kicly. Ill Kaiser Robert Lambert 201 Jeff E. Maranhas James A. Pcmnclli Jamie Stephen M. Saluti ALMA MATER by TERRY KATH ivV • 'ilP -c Looking back a few short years When we made our plans and played the cards The way they fell Clinging to our confidence We stood on the threshold of the goal That we knew And though we had our fights Had our short tempered nights It couldn't pull our dreams apart All our needs and all our wants Drawn together in our hearts We felt it from the very start It's all happened recently Now we’re living in that dream We had not long ago Everything is going fine And now wc just have to keep in mind We must set brand new goals We must not lose control Of the possibility of the discovery That we would let every body see That we were just meant to be « m 202 Steven M. Abban Raymond M. Adelsberg Michael Aho Jim Ahola Karen Albrand Basketball 1 Field Hockey 1 Band 1. 2. 3 Choir 1.2.3 Orchestra 2. 3 Language Club 1. 2 Tennis 3 Pauline Albrect Volleyball 1.3. co-capt 3 Basketball 3 Softball 1.2.3 Band 1. 2. (stage 1) Orchestra 3 Mark L. Allison Eugene F. Allen Cross Country 1.2. 3 Winter Track 1. 2. 3 Spring 1. 3 Ski Club 1.2.3 Portfolio 2.3 Choir 1,2 Linda J. Alpert Tennis 1 Language Club 1.2.3 Math Team 1.2 Pony Express 3 Student Union 3 NHS2vice-pres. 3 Kenneth Ames Basketball 1, 2. 3 Tennis 1.2. 3 Linda L. Amyouncy Doreen Anderson Mark A. Anson Karen M. Arsenault Majorette 1.2. 3. Head 2. 3 Mark L. Assad Football 1,2.3 Winter Track 1.2.3 Spring Track 1,2.3 Paula Austin Softball 1 Art Club 3 Steven M. Ayers Soccer 1.2,3 capt. 3 Charles W. Ayers James J. Baker Baseball 1.3 Language Club 2 James M. Ball Wrestling I Susan A. Bandera Health Asst. 1. 2.3 VICA 3 Office Aide John J. Banuk Track 3 Mary Ellen Bernard Kim Bernard Catherine A. Barrett Art Club 3 Kathleen A. Barrett Band 1.2.3 Nancy P. Barron Band I Cheering 2 Q-Club 3 Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Class Treas. 3 Future Nurses Club Robert W. Barrows Joseph F. Barry Cheryl A. Bates Portfolio 2 Stephen B. Beliveau Sean E. Bennett John S. Berlandi Soccer 1 Swim Team 2 Rosalind F. Berman Volleyball 1 Drama Club I Language Club 1. 2. 3 Field Hockey 2 Math Team 2. 3 Tutoring 2,3 Brian R. Bersani Lauri Bersani Karen A. Bishop Latin Club 1 Page and Stage 1. 2.3 Concert Choir 1, 2. 3 Orchestra 1, 2.3 Vanessa 1.. Blanchard Pony Express 2 Lisa D. Bloom Band 1.2.3 Language Club 1. 2. 3 Math Team 3 NHS2.3 Susan J. Bodnor Leo J. Bottary Band 1.2.3 Tennis 1.2. 3 Kevin A. Boudreau Football 1.2.3 Susan M. Bouffard Language Club I. 2 Tutoring 1 Cheering 2. 3 Richard Bouzan John M. Bowen Track 1.2.3 Football 2 Donna E. Bowness Linda M. Boyce Debra A. Boyd Field Hockey 1 Basketball 1 Michael J. Breen Patricia A. Breen Ski Club 1.2.3 Patricia Brennan VICA 3 Richard S. Broduer Gymnastics 1.2. 3 Michelle A. Brooker Ralph M. Browning Laurie E. Buccini Louis Bucella John D. Bruce VICA 2.3 Carmela Buglisi Larry S. Burak Ski Club 2.3 Pony Express 3 Diane Burden P.P.S. Asst. 2. 3 Robert W. Burke Richard J. Burncs Football 2. 3 Jeffrey W. Burnham Band 1.2.3 Susan D. Buttomer Swim Team I Blue Macs 2. 3 Future Nurses Club 3 Timothy J. Cabezas Hockey 2,3 Football 3 Tod C. Caflish Football 3 Wrestling 2.3 Track 2.3 Maryanne Caggiano Gymnastics I Track 1 Cheering 2 Ski Club 2.3 Blue Macs 3 Volleyball 3 Goldenrod 3 Paula Cahill NHS2.3 Cross Country 2 Ski Club 2.3 ' Tom Cahill Hockey 1.2.3 Lisa L. Caldorola Majorette I Cheering 2. 3 Lillian E. Callahan Basketball 1,3 Cheryl L. Callow Elizabeth M. Campbell Language Club 2. 3 Tennis 2. 3 NHS2.3 Pony Express 3 Kathleen M. Campbell Q-Club 1.2 Yearbook 3 Mary J. Campbell Domenica Cannella James N. Caparella Ellen L. Caramanica Band 1.2.3 Cross Country 1.2. 3 Spring Track 1 Q-Club 2 Cheering 3 NHS2.3 Pompeo Cardarelli Soccer 1,2.3 Kathy Carey Q-Club I Mary L. Carlton Richard Carroll Lori E. Carty Christine M. Carvelle Cooking 1. 2. 3 Gymnastics I David S. Casey Basketball 1.2.3 Catherine R. Cassel Health Asst. 1. 2.3 Student Council 3 Blue Macs I. 3 VICA 3 Vicky Cassel Peter A. Cassidy Baseball 1.2.3 Football 1.2.3 Rita M. Cassidy Q-Club 1.2 DECA3 Mark E. Cavanaugh Mary F. Cendrone Q-Club 1.2 Prom Comm. 3 Peter L. Ceriani Pres, of D.E. Class Constance E. Chamberlain Page and Stage I. 2. 3 NHS2.3 Student Council 3 Language Club 3 Ski Club 3 Laurie J. Chatterton Jr. Classical League I. 2 Language Club 1. 2. 3 Ski Club 2 Soccer 3 Joseph P. Chernicki Peter M. Chernicki Susan M. Chiocchico Basketball I Swim Team 2. 3 Golden rod 3 Blue Macs I Ski Club 3 Page and Stage I. 2.3 NHS2.3 Latin Club 1.2 Q-Club 2 Joseph W. Chludzinski Soccer 1.2.3 Thomas J. Cipolla Diane T. Cirino Q-Club 1.2 Prom Comm. 3 Dorothy Clancy Susan M. Clare Suzanne Coleman Language Club I. 2. 3 Pres 3 Ski Club 1.2.3 Tennis I. 2.3 Pony Express 3 Theresa M. Coletta Volleyball 1.2 Basketball I Choir 1.2.3 Q-Club Clare M. Connolly Q-Club 1.2 John P. Connolly Band 1.2.3 Drum Major 3 Basketball 1.2.3 Drama Club 1. 2. 3 Kathleen Connolly Tricia Connolly Blue Macs Virginia T. Connolly Softball 1.2.3 Choir 1.2.3 Band 3 Play Production I Paula M. Constas Cross Country 1.2.3 capt. Basketball 1.2 Spring Track 1,2.3 Winter Track 3 Band I Goldenrod 3 Prom Comm. 3 Donna J. Cook Mary L. Cook Language Club 1 Richard Coose Football 1. 2. 3 Sr. Class President Student Council 1.2. 3 Micheal H. Corcoran Football I. 2 Baseball I. 2.3 Micheal Cortese Basketball 1.2.3 Ellen T. Corvi Alan P. Coste Andrea P. Creedon Ski Club Patrick W. Crispo Soccer 1.2 Dora Christina John Cullen Teresa A. Cullen Thomas F. Cunnigham Ski Club 2.3 Doreen M. Currie Stephen J. Currie Stephen Currier Nancy A. Cyr Q-Club 1.2.3 Cheering 2. 3 Language Club 1 Ski Club 3 Volleyball I Donna M. Dalquist Q-Club 1.2 Cheering 2 Pony Express 3 Thomas W. Dalabon Mary V. Daley Tutoring I Language Club I Arthur E. Davis Baseball 1.2.3 Gymnastics I. 2. 3 Football I Kevin R. Davis Norma L. Davis Health Asst. 1.2.3 VICA 3 Paul M. Davis Ski Club 1.2.3 John E. Deady VICA 1.2.3 Co-op 3 Susan Deady Blue Macs John R. Decelle Wrestling I Soccer I Thomas Dedian Football I. 2. 3 Delores DeGrassie Christopher L. DeFazio Ski Club 3 Paul DeGrassie James W. Deitsch Hockey 1.2.3 Dorna L. DeLuca Dianne M. DelVecchio Soccer 3 Eleanor DePaulo Marybeth DePaulo Lisa M. DeSantis Blue Macs 1 Colorguard I Track 1 Janice Dexter Tennis 1 Language Club 1. 2 Eileen DiBona Janice A. DiCenso Art Club DECA Ski Club Joseph DiCesare Soccer 1.2. 3 204 William DiChristofaro Chess I Peter DiCienzo Soccer 1.2. 3 Karen M. Dickson David DiGuisto Baseball 2 John A. DiNardo Baseball 1.2.3 Ritamarie DiPaolo F.H.A.3 Goldenrod 3 Randi M. DiPietro Student Council 1.2 Q-Club 1.2.3 Track I Clotiled DiStefano Mary E. DiTullio Soccer 3 James E. Doherty Heidi Dolan Spring Track I. 2.3 Winter Track 2. 3 Cross Country 2. 3 Pony Express 3 Band 1 Jean Donahue JeffS. Donald Brian P. Donovan Soccer 1.2. 3 Swimming 2. 3 Student Council 1 ROTC Mark K. Donovan Mark S. Donovan Ronald E. Donovan Football 1. 2. 3 Basketball 2. 3 Baseball 1. 2. 3 Jean Doran Margaret C. Donovan Swim Team 1.2. 3 Future Nurses 2.3 VICA 1.3 Office Aide 2. 3 Health Asst. 1. 2.3 Goldenrod 3 Thomas P. Dougan Kevin M. Dowing ROTC 1.2.3 Daniel J. Doyle Michael G. Duggan Football 1.2. 3 Language Club I. 2.3 Stephen R. Dunlea James T. Dunn Michelle A. Durant Majorette 1.2. 3 Donna Duro William B. Eagles David W. Eastwick Football 1.2.3 Sandra L. Edwards Cheering 2 Art Portfolio 2. 3 David B. Eisenhauer Edith P. Ekborn Jean M. Elder Julie Eleuteri Language Club 2. 3 Pony Express 3 George F. Engleman Concert Choir I. 2. 3 Orchestra 1. 2. 3 NHS2.3 Judith A. Erwin Sabrina F. Ezickson Page and Stage 1.2.3 Goldenrod 3 Student Council 3 Nancy Fagan Dominic F. Falcetta Julie Falco Gymnastics 2. 3 Cheering 2 Diving 3 Basketball 3 Softball 3 Portfolio 3 Ronald M. Fantucchio John C. Faulkner Basketball 1.2.3 Cross Country 3 Prom Comm. 3 Latin Club I Christopher J. Fay VICA 3 Co-op 3 Mark L. Feeney Page and Stage 1 Joanne M. Felech Page and Stage 2 Art Club 3 Goldenrod 3 Edward W. Fenby Swim Team I. 2. 3. capt Goldenrod 3 Pony Express 3 Ski Club 3 James A. Ferrigno Theresa C. Ferris Band 1.2.3. Pres. 3 Student Council I Prom Comm. 3 Michael P. Fiandaca Jean M. Finlay Janice Finnigan Q-Club I Ski Club 2 Prom Comm. 3 J. Mitchell Finnegan Basketball I. 2. 3 Tennis I. 2 Golf 1.3 Student Council I. 2. 3 Jr. Class President LINC Advisory C'oun. 2. 3 Goldenrod 3 Pony Express 3 Prom Comm. 3 Page and Stage 3 Kathleen M. Fitzgerald Volleyball 3 Ski Club 2. 3 Prom Comm. 3 Ann Fitzpatrick Debra M. Flaherty Health Asst. 1.2.3 Homeroom Rep. I Office Aide 2. 3 Kathleen J. Flaherty Kevin Flaherty Mark G. Flaherty Baseball 1.2.3 Neal O. Flaherty Swim Team 2. 3 Soccer I Pony Express 3 Patricia Flaherty Homeroom Rep. I Robert Flibotte Football 1. 3 Ski Club 3 Judy E. Folsom Cross Country 3 Michael Francione Track I Marybeth French Susan A. Gaides Ava M. Galante Blue Macs 1.3 Student Council 2 Pony Express 2. 3 Goldenrod 3 Prom Comm. 3 Page and Stage 2 Maureen F. Galahue Colorguard 1. 2. 3 co-Capt 2 Capt 3 Jeannie M. Galloway Q-Club 1.2 Student Council 2 Debra A. Gardiner Kathleen T. Garrity Language Club I. 2. 3 Ski Club 2. 3 Q-Club I Cooking 3 Blue Macs 3 Suaan R. Gaudreau Language Club I Asst. Principals Office 2.3 LINC Internship 3 Rosemary A. Gentile Prom Comm. 3 Ski Club 3 John Giglio Richard F. Gilbody Football 1.2.3 Baseball 1.2.3 Winter Track 2 NHS2.3 Steven Gillard Shawn M. Gillis Football I. 2. 3 LanguaecClub 2 Ski Club 2.3 Mark F. Giordani Hockey 1.2.3. capt 2. 3 Football 2. 3 Baseball 2. 3 Patricia Glendye Q-Club I Prom Comm. 3 Roberta A. Goldberg Janet Goon Paul C. Gorachy Ski Club 2. 3' Scott Gosslin Christopher J. Goulart Band 1.2.3 Mary D. Graham Patrick F. Graham Baseball 2 Sandra Gramazio Basketball I Softball 1.2.3 Kathleen M. Grant Student Council Prom Comm. Robert J. Grant Jonathan B. Green Richard W. Green Michael J. Gulizia Cheryl A. Gustin John P. Gustin John P. Haggerty Karen FI. Hall William C. Hall Paul J. Halon Football 2 Edward A. Hanratty Co-op Laurie A. Hanson Margaret A. Hardiman James M. Healy Donald M. Heath Football 1.2. 3 Wrestling 1.2. 3 Susan C. Heleotis Lisa E. Hellested Charles J. Henwood Daniel J. Higgins Elizabeth M. Higgins Patricia Hill Brenda I.. Hillier David H. Hockey Page and Stage I. 2.3 Lisa M. Horion Donald E. Houlihan John R. Houten Football 1.2. 3 Baseball 1.2.3 Mary B. Hussey Rosemarie Ignani Michael J. Ingegneri Dorothy Irvine Winter Track 2 Spring Track 1.2. 3 Cross Country 1. 2. 3 Wendy Isaacson Student Council Student Union Future Homemakers FHA Pres. 3 Paul D. Jackson Elizabeth A. Jacobs Health Asst. 1.2.3 Office Aide 2. 3 Susan R. Jacobs Softball 1.2 Field Hockey 1.2 Track 3 Stephen A. Jankins Susan M. Jenette Debra A. Jensen VICA3 Health Asst. 1.2.3 Basketball 1 Field Hockey 2 FNA 3 Debra Jochnowitz Alan Johnson Band 1.2.3 Language Club 1.2. 3 Orchestra 2 AFS2.3 Swim Team 1. 2. 3 Ski Club 2.3 Raymond J. Johnson Winter Track 2. 3 Spring Track 3 William F. Johnson Kenneth R. Johnston ROTC I Football 2 Ski Club 2. 3 Brian J. Jolley Football 1 Hockey 1.2. 3 Baseball 1.2.3 NHS2.3 Boys' State Rep. 2 Brian P. Jordan Brenda P. Joyce DECA 2.3 Joanne M.Joyce Patrick Joyce Mary Kadlick NHS2.3 DECA Sec. 2. 3 Portfolio 2. 3 Algis Karosas Linda Keegan Donald R. Keene Swim Team 3 John Kiely Paul J. Kieth Robert P. Kelliher Tennis 2.3 Patricia M. Kelley Pauline Kelley Joyce Kennedy Cheering Head 2. 3 Track I Basketball 1 Q-Club 1 Language Club I Page and Stage I NHS2.3 Allan W. Kennedy Anne M. Kenney Language Club 2 Ann M. Kerins Susan C. Kerman Page and Stage 1.2. 3 Language Club I. 2. 3 Concert Choir 1. 2 Jr. Class Vice-Pres. 2 Student Council 2.3 Pony Express Editor 2.3 Tennis I. 2. 3 NHS 2.3. Treas. 3 Ski Club 3 Jean M. Keyes Karen Kimball Carol E. Kirsnit Page and Stage 1. 2. 3 NHS 2.3 Tennis I. 2. 3 Jr. Class Treas. 2 Student Council 2.3 Choir I Pony Express 3 Ski Club 3 Karen B. Kleimola Matthew M. Knowles Ann L. Kozlowski Edward J. Kulik Thomas E. LaBlue Baseball 1.2.3 Winter Track I. 2.3 Audrey J. LaCoste Joan M. Lally Yearbook Photography VICA3 Lauren E. LaFaver Ski Club 2.3 Edward P. Laracy Charles J: Larkin Michael W. Labender Edward F. Lawlor NHS 2.3 Golden rod 3 206 Student Union 3 Student Council 3 Clare J. Lecours Donald E. I.emay Susan K. Lenahan Swim Team I Stephen E. Lindsay Swim Team 2. 3 Co-op 3 Edmund J. Linehan Diane M. Lints John V. Lombardo Joan M. Lotti Cheering 3 Q-Club I Ski Club 2.3 Language Club 2 Thomas R. Lowe Constance V. Lucier John Lupo Michael F. Lyons James Macaluse Brian MacDonald Donna MacDonald Laurel L. MacDonald Language Club Library Aide Steven MacDonald Sandra E. MacLeod Daniel Madden Michael W. Madden Boxing 1.2. 3 Gerard D. Mahon Michael P. Mahoney Rita M. Malkki Ski Club 2 Donna M. Maloney Track I Softball 1.2 Basketball 2 Patricia Maloney Volleyball 1.2,3 Basketball 1.2 Softball 1.2.3 Debora Maloof Blue Macs 2. 3 Page and Stage 3 Janet Manson Lorraine Manson Jeff E. Marahas Renee A. Marcotullio John J. Marino Peter T. Marino Wrestling Brenda P. Marshall Karen M. Marshall Robert B. Marshall Nancy Marstcrs Diane Martin Patricia Martin Peter C. Marlin Soccer 1.2.3. co-capt 3 Cherie Martinelli NQ Track Nancy Matthews Soccer 3 VICA 3 VICA Comp. 2 Paula M. Matthews VICA 3 Health Asst. 1, 2. 3 Linda M. Mattina James C. Maver James R. Maze Football 1.2,3 Baseball 1,2.3 Margaret A. McCarthy Cheering 2 Q-Club Sec. 3 Golden rod 3 Robert E. McCarthy Football 2. 3 Thomas McCarthy Mary Ann McClellan Goldenrod 3 FHA Sec. 3 Diana McCool Band 1.2.3 Mark McCormick Maura C. McCormick Blue Macs 2.3 Page and Stage 3 Swim Team I Matthew McDonald Sheila M. McDonald Janet L. McDonald Band I. 2 Nancy E. McDough Student Council I Ski Club 1.2.3 Homeroom Rep. I L. Timothy M. McDonald Foundry 1,2.3 Cheryl A. McElman Future Nurses I. 2.3 Latin Club 1.2.3 Karen L. McGee Band 1.2.3 Ski Club 2. 3 Denise J. McGowan Timothy J. McGowan Kenneth J. McHue Christopher M. McHugh Thomas P. McKenna Joyce L. McMullen Gail M. McKcon John McManus Football 1.2. 3 Wrestling 3 Kathleen H. McManus VICA 3 Patricia McPhillips Volleyball 2.3 Basketball 2 Softball 1.2.3 Ann M. McLaughlin Richard J. Medicke Manager Field Hockey Baseball 2 ROTC 1.2.3 Mgr. Girls Basketball Tutoring 3 Mary Mcgnia Kevin R. Mellyn Marc G. Merlis Football 1.2. 3 Edward L. Michalak Student Council 1.2. 3 Deborah A. Mickle Mary J. Miller Nancy J. Miller Basketball 1. 2. 3 Charlene Moon Cory A. Morrison Swim Team 1. 2. 3 VICA 3 Blue Macs 3 Goldenrod 3 Homeroom Rep. 3 Health Asst. 1.2,3 David L. Morrow VICA 3 Jean M. Moynihan Ski Club 2 Janine M. Mudge Page and Stage 1.2,3 Tennis 1,2. 3 Concert Choir 1.2.3 Colorguard 1.2 Prom Comm. 3 Pony Express 2.3 Peter M. Mullarkey Soccer 1 Auto Body 1.2. 3 Diane F. Mullen Band 1.2.3 Patricia M. Mullen Page and Stage 1. 2.3 Treas 3 Colorguard 2 Latin Club 1.2 Concert Choir 1.2. 3 Prom Comm. 3 Kevin J. Mulligan Edward L. Murphy Hockey 2 VICA 3 Kevin J. Murphy Spring Track I. 2. 3 Winter Track 2. 3 Cross Country 2 CAPT 3 Swim Team 2.3 Susan Murphy Swim Team I co-capt 2. 3 Stacey A. Myett Q-Club 1.2. Pres. 3 Language Club 2.3 Gymnastics 1 John Nealon Soccer 1.2. JV — capt. VICA 2.3 Mark S. Neville DECA Diane P. Nichols Colorguard 1, 2, co-capt. 3 Field Hockey 1.2 Softball 1,2 Basketball 2 Tennis 3 Goldenrod 3 Charlene A. Nicholson Softball 1.2.3 Colorguard 2 Peter A. Niosi Baseball 1.2.3 Kathleen J. Nolan Randall F. Nord Soccer 1. 2. 3 Latin Club 1.2 Math Club 1.2.3 Track 1.2.3 NHS2.3 William Norton Soccer 1,2. Capt. 3 Band 1 David Notarangelo Mark J. O’Brien Soccer 3 Rita M. O’Brien Robert J. O’Brien Thersa O’Brien Q-Club 1.2.3 Language Club 2 Cheering 2. 3 Gymnastics I Sandra J. O’Connor Majorette 1. 2 Joseph P. O’Hare Susan H. Omar Donna M. O’Neil Colorguard 3 James Oriola Football 1. 2 Spring Track 1.2 Winter Track 2 Karen A. O’Toole Stephen F. Pacetti Student Council 2.3 VICA 3 Health Asst. 1, 2.3 Susan Page Stefan D. Pagnani Wrestling 2 Charles A. Palmer Band 1, 2. 3 Stage Band 2.3 Latin Club 1.2 Pres. 2 Jean M. Palmer Language Club 1, 2.3 Ski Club 1.2.3 Blue Macs 3 FNC 3 Tennis 1.2. 3 Q-Club 1 Anthony G. Panasci Lisa M. Paquette Blue Macs 1 Ski Club 1.2 Page and Stage 2 Robert J. Parsloe Band I Ski Club 3 Track 3 Carlton J. Parsons Debra L. Pasquale Blue Macs 2.3 Page and Stage 3 Lynn M. Passalaqua Basketball I Q-Club 1.2.3 Sr. Class Sec. 3 Michael J. Patrizi Margaret E. Paul VICA 2.3 ROTC 1,2 Student Union 3 Language Club 3 Maryanne Pennellatore Language Club 1 Donna M. Petitti Jacqueline A. Pettinclli Cadets Kathleen E. Picardi Gymnastics 1.2. 3 Diving 2.3 Leonard Picot Football 1.2,3 Wrestling I. 2. 3 Baseball 1. 2. 3 Richard F. Piccuito Valerie J. Pierce Band 1.2.3. Trcas. 3 Concert Choir 2 Language Club 3 Richard Pimental Don E. Piroli ROTC 1.2.3 Soccer 1.3 Golf 2.3 Robert V. Piscatelli Jacqueline E. Pizzi VICA 3 Larry F. Player Cathaleen M. Ploof Cheryl A. Polom Brian Powers Robert A. Praetsch Soccer 1.2.3 VICA 3 Mark A. Preble Beverly J. Prescott Q-Club 1 Cheering 2.3 Language Club 2.3 Daniel Prescott Band 1.2,3 Patricia Preston Field Hockey 1 Library Asst. I, 2 Office Asst 1. 2 Book Store 2 Guidance Asst. 2.3 Frank W. Price James V. Princotta Lorell A. Putnam Gymnastics I Q-Club 1.3 Cheering 2 Mark Rand Edward G. Reagan Swim Team I, 2. 3 Diving Band 1.2.3 Stage Band 2.3 Soccer 1.2 Denise C. Reardon Future Nurses 2, 3 Pres. 3 Future Homemakers 3 Deborah Reed Michael J. Reidy Football 1.2 VICA David F. Reily Rosemary Reiser Lorraine F. Renzi Eileen F. Rhode Colorguard 1.2 Deborah L. Ricciardi Choir 1 Band 1.2. 3 Sec. 3 Stage Band 2. 3 NHS2.3 Victor K. Ricciardi Choir 1. 2 Band 1,2. 3 Page and Stage I Ronald Ricciarelli Football 1.2.3 Elizabeth A. Rice Swim Team I Tennis 2.3 Edward E. Richard Mary Beth Riley Mary E. Ritchie Alan J. Rizzi Barbara E. Roache Laurie A. Robertson Roberta E. Roache Ronald A. Rogers Christine M. Romano Judith A. Rosenberg Susan R. Rosenberg Dale Ross George W. Ross William D. Ross Goldenrod Editor Tennis 2 NHS 2.3 Allen F. Rowell Marietta F. Rubino Lawrence Rudnick Band 1.2.3 Marianne Rudolph Ski Club Janice C. Russo Volleyball 1.2.3 Basketball 1. 2. 3 Softball 1.2.3 Richard M. Russo Paul S. Ruta Blue Macs Richard P. Ryan Ronald P. Sale Robert E. Salvati Deborah J. Salvucci Goldenrod 3 Art Club 3 Daniel P. Sandonato Denise M. Santoro Not Available Debra A. Scalon Kathianne Schuerch Cheryl J. Shaw Diane Shaw Student Council 3 Gerald J. Shea Band 1.2.3 Football 1. 2 Track 1 Swim Team 2 Stage Band 1. 2. 3 Janet M. Shea Janice M. Siddens Language Club I. 2.3 Math Club 2.3 Art Portfolio 2. 3 Colorguard 2. 3 Concert Choir 2.3 Emilic A. Simpson Basketball I Page and Stage I. 2.3 Colorguard 2.3 Ski Club 2. 3 Art Club 3 Goldenrod 3 Pony Express 3 Choir 3 Homeroom Rep. 3 Donna M.Skayne Donna Slicis Latin Club 1.2 Future Nurses 1.2.3 FNC Future Homemakers I FHA Volleyball I Susan P. Smart Brian J. Smith Kevin T. Smith Nancy G. Smith Tutoring I. 2 Tennis I Mary Beth Snelders Co-op 3 David M. Southerland Band I Stage Band 1 NHS 2.3 Katina C. Spileos Wendy J. Sprowl Blue Macs Thomas P. Steen Russell A. Stienbach Joseph N. Stevens Robert M. Stracco Elizabeth A. Stuart Valeric J. Stuart Linda A. Sullivan Q-Club 1.2 Maureen A. Sullivan Language Club 3 Blue Macs 1 Concert Choir 1 Michael D. Sullivan Band 1.2 Swim Team 1.2 Track 2.3 Cross Country 3 Basketball 3 Michael A. Sullivan Hockey 3 Michael A. Sullivan Peter D. Sullivan Swim Team 1. 2 Co-capt 2. 3 Ski Club 3 Thomas J. Suiliff Emery A. Swanson Ski Club 2.3 NHS 2.3 Susan M. Tautvaisas Swim Team I. 2. 3 Tutoring I Blue Macs I Q-Club 2 Language Club I. 2 Page and Stage 2. 3 Pony Express 3 Goldenrod 3 Student Council I Donna M. Taylor David M. Terry Band I Geffrey M. Theriault Gymnastics 2 Lisa D. Thompson Cheering 2 Sandra J. Thompson Art Portfolio 3 AnnMaric Thurston Band 1. 2.3 Concert Choir 3 Ronald P. Tiberi Football 1.2.3 Tutoring I. 2. 3 Language Club 2.3 Sandra M. Tinney Tracey E. Tobin Q-Club 1.2 Language Club 1.2. 3 Basketball I James F. Todd Tennis I. 2. 3 Joseph T. Toomey Frank A. Toutloff John S. Tranter Richard J. Travers Lauretta A. Tuffo Pony Express 2. 3 Ski Club 2 Vivian R. Tuori Pony Express 2. 3 Ski Club 2 Stephen R. Urquart Joanne M. Valante Maryann T. Valatka Gymnastics I. 2.3. Co-capt Tennis 1.2.3 Language Club 2 Debra M. Valentino Joseph L. Vallatini Co-op 2. 3 Eleanor C. Vallier Math Team 1. 2. 3 Trcas2. Pres. 3 Concert Choir 2. 3 Language Club 2. 3 Homeroom Rep. 1 Linda J. VanBibber Denise M. VanDine Spring Track 3 Michael VanTassell Hockey 1.2. 3 Beverly A. Veale Girls’ State Rep. 2 Pony Express 3 Louis Venturelli Wrestling I. 2. 3 Co-capt 3 Tennis I Golf 1.3 Pony Express 3 Karen F. Venulo Anthony N. Verlico Fred Vignali Football I. 2.3 David F. Vincent Kim Dune Vo Thi AFS2.3 Math Team 3 Future Nurses 2. 3 Future Homemakers 3 Colorguard 3 209 Robert F. Wahlberg Sharon Wahlberg Daniel E. Walsh Band 1.2.3 Stage Band 2,3 Baseball 1, 2,3 Sr. Class Vice-Pres. 3 Kathleen M. Walsh Page and Stage 1 Q-Club 1 Basketball I Latin Club 1 Homeroom Rep. 1 Language Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Blue Macs 2 Ski Club 2,3 Cheering 2,3 Capt. 2 Pony Express 2, 3 Student Council Sec. Student Union 3 Asst. School Comm. 3 Theresa M. Ward Language Club 2 Kathleen E. Ware Karl J. Weaver Joseph R. Weeks Michele M. Whalen Tutoring 1.2 Library Staff 2 Language Club Folk Group 2; Sec. 2. Pres. 3 Pony Express 3 Ski Club 3 Edward J. White Linda J. White Michael H. Whitlow Alan L. Whitman Donna M. Wilson Gary L. Wine ROTC 1.2.3 Football 3 John Wolfe Rosemarie Wolforth Steven E. Wood Dorothy W. Woodward Q-Club 1 Language Club 1.2. Treas. 3 Ski Club 2, Treas. 3 Sec. 3 Future Nurses 3 Blue Macs 3 Tennis 3 Herbert A. Wright John E. Yaxter Kevin J. Zambruno Football 1.2.3 Spring Track 1, 2.3 Winter Track 3 Joseph R. Zimmerman Soccer 1.2. 3 Wrestling 1 Dave Fournarakis Kevin Shanahan Page and Stage 1.2.3 Mario DeAngelo Brenda Shaw Steven Eno Steve Wymands Baseball Therese M. Anderson Tennis 2.3 Art Club 3 David V. Bann Latin Club 1.2.3 Math Team 1.3 Ski Club 3 Baseball 2 Student Council 3 Student Advisory Coun. 3 Patrick S. Bamberry Football 1.2 Hockey 1,2.3 Gregory J. Billings Football 1.2. 3 Student Union 3 Thomas J. Conine Football 1,2,3 James Dean Michael P. Di Angelo Student Council 1,2.3 Student Union 3 Student Advisory Coun. 3 S.A.C. 3 Assoc. School Comm. 3 State Adv. Council 3 Vice Pres. Student Coun. 3 Anthony J. DelGreco Gymnastics 1, 2,3 Co-op 3 Brian DelGreco Anthony P. Distasi Football 2 David Donovan Football 2.3 Swim Team 3 Dayid Flynn Michael J. Flannery Tracy Goode John Hagan Heather Holmes Cynthia Griffin Peggy E. Kelly Ernest H. MacMillian Ann Maclnnis Thomas Pittsley Wrestling 3 Swim Team 2 Gregory Stevens Tammy P. Andreko language Club 2. 3 Folk Singing 2 Micheal W. Aristide Wrestling 2 Mike L. Bondarick James D. Bersani Page and Stage 2 Stephen M. Currier Soccer 1,2.3 David M. Craig Kevin Conners “Duck” Stephen Canavan Susan L. Dcady Blue Macs Robin R. Drohan Allen F. Doncaster Leanne M. Donahoe John K. Donovan Football 1,2,3 Thomas J. Doherty VICA3 Joseph DiVello Soccer 1,2. 3 Tennis 2 Basketball Manager 1,2 Robert DeAngelo Jeanne M. Davenport Health Asst. 1,2,3 VICA3 William D. Daley Football 2 Muff Diving 3 John Folkins James R. Farren Gary D. Ginsberg Gayle L. Gillespie Christopher B. Hogan Liz Hill Francis M. Hebert Robert M. Harrington VICA3 Kathryn A. Jenkinson John J. Kiely Bob Lancione Craig P. Lowe Mike J. Murphy Joseph D. 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