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honor of Quiika ipe' r?5fr!nrv fie. Vocational Technical School 5 Mr. LloydM.Creighton The Goldenrod staff is pleased and honored to dedicate the yearbook of 1979 to retired principal Mr. Lloyd Creighton. This past November Mr. Lloyd Creighton. Quincy High School principal retired. Mr. Creighton had been the principal since 1963. Arriving amid a decade which demanded change, he lived up to the expectations of the sixties. Mr. Creighton has been a great advocator of innovation, and the changes he has made at Quincy High dur- ing his fifteen years here have been numerous. When Mr. Creighton came to Quincy High in 1963. the school was very strict and the stu- dents extremely limited. Business students were restricted to taking business classes only while college prep students could not even take typing. Mr. Creighton made the well rounded individual his first priority. A close personal friend of Mr. Creighton’s, Science Department head Mr. John Chrusciel. commented that Mr. Creighton has been behind many major changes for the betterment of students, scholastically, athletically, and in the area of extra curricular activities. Mr. Creigh- ton was behind the merging of the high school and the Vo-Tech and was the founder and fundamental supporter of the Method Center. As Mr. MacDonald, head of the English Department explained, “Mr. Creighton has been a supporter of the total modernization of Quincy High School. Mr. Creighton is also respon- sible for ROTC in Quincy High. He brought the organization to the school during the turbu- lent sixties when it was protested by many parents and students. He is also glad that the school has calmed down and returned to relative normalcy. Yet. Mr. Creighton feels that the school is still rich with spirit, one different from the attendance of football games and rallies, but a spirit shown by the large number of students who receive good grades, participate in sports, and the growing importance of the many clubs and organizations. Mr. Creighton him- self was the advisor of the chess club here at Quincy High as well as being an administrator who lent his support to all of the activities at the school. Mr. Creighton is responsible for the Resource Centers, and is a supporter of experimental education. A little known fact is that it was Mr. Creighton’s idea to try open campus. Mr. Creighton encouraged the use of the method Centers and the new techniques of teaching Spanish which have proved highly successful. The head of the language Department. Mr. Yezukevich, is pleased with the progress and the fact that Mr. Creighton has also supported the International Food Festival, another expe- riment which has worked out well. Mr. Yezukevick commented that Mr. Creighton is very “personable” and generated a warm relationship with a faculty and students. 6 Mr. Creighton is happy with the changes he has instituted at Quincy High School. Two changes he might have made had he stayed on was to try to involve parents more with their children's educations and to have promoted career education for young women. Mr. Creighton retired to Sarasota, Florida and expressed the thought that he would like to get a part time administrative job in Florida. Mr. Creighton would bring a tremendous amount of experience with him to such a position. He started out as a teacher in 1941 at a small school in New Hampshire. He taught four different science and math classes. He was also the basketball, touch football, and girls’ softball coach. Mr. Creighton’s career in teach- ing has only been interrupted once, when he served three years in the army during World War II. He forecast the weather and taught others to do the same. Mr. Creighton said that he had no regrets, and tfiat he leaves the school on good terms with the faculty and staff. Mr. Creighton returned to the school for graduation ceremonies in June. During Mr. Creighton’s fifteen years at Quincy High School he continuously encouraged all the students and supported the programs he introduced. Mr. Creighton has developed a closer relationship between Teachers and students, making the process of education more enjoyable and responsive. The changes Mr. Creighton has instituted will continue to favorably effect the quality of education in the future. The yearbook staff, on behalf of the students of Quincy High School, is happy to extend a heartfelt thanks and a wish for happiness in the future for Mr. Lloyd Creighton. Mr. Lloyd M. Creighton Mr. Lloyd Hill Quincy High School has a new principal. Mr. Lloyd Hill became the principal of Quincy High this past November. Mr. Hill is a quiet efficient man who intends to maintain the pro- grams of Mr. Creighton. Mr. Hill has been seen around the school trying to get to know the numerous students and faculty. Mr. Hill comes to Quincy High School with an abundance of experience. He has been involved with education for twenty years. Mr. Hill taught in Pittsfield for a year, and in Canton High for three, where he also coached football. For twelve years he was a social studies teacher at North Quincy. In 1973 Mr. Hill became Assistant Principal at Sterling. From 1973 until 1978 he was Assistant Principal at North Quincy High School. In 1971 Mr. Hill attended Suffolk Law school nights and received his degree in law. Mr. Hill feels that this law back- ground will prove useful in dealing with disciplinary problems and has worked on committees to revise such things as the Students Rights bulletin. Mr. Hill is also trying to involve parents into their chil- dren's education. In The Homeline, Mr. Hill stressed the importance of the basic skills issue and encouraged parent participation. Mr. Hill is a soft spoken level headed man who tries to get people together in order that the school function more effi- ciently. It is with great pleasure that the Goldcnrod staff welcomes new principal Mr. Lloyd Hill and offers him the support of the entire student body. Mr. Lloyd Hill Assistant Superintendents Mr. William Finney Assistant Superintendent Mr. Arthur Woodward Coordinator of Secondary Education I Mr. John Osterman Assistant Superintendent Guidance Richard Haines Guidance Head Edward Nankin Sylvia Stern Charles Baillargeon Gerald Gherardi Robert Daniele Robert Nolan Gerald Ridge Each morning for the past three years I have been riding a bus to school and in that time I have suffered from bruised ribs, black and blue toes, headaches, and lost homework. Every time I stepped on the smoke-filled bus until I alighted. I realized I did so at my own risk. Getting on a bus with a pugnacious bus driver, who I swear hated teenagers and probably kicked dogs, and half-awake kids with cigarettes dangling from their lips, was not the great- est thing to do so soon after eating breakfast, but nevertheless, it had to be done. As I got on the bus acrid cigarette smoke stung my eyes and filled my nostrils while I fervently searched in vain for a seat. Due to the overcrowding I’d come to a dead stop inches from the bus driver bellowing in my car. “Move to the back of the bus! With gum stuck to the bottom of my shoe. I’d struggle to move further down the aisle, only to stand beside a person who must have never paid heed to deodorant commercials on television. My mouth would quickly dry with my tongue lying liih- lessly in the bottom of my desert-like mouth and to get the heart to skip a couple of beats and race wildly, the bus would fly around a corner on only two wheels. Each time the bus would jerk to a halt persons would fall over one another, crushing toes and jamming books into unguarded ribs, and there would always seem to be an elderly lady whose umbrella point would jab my knee. At least once every week when the bus was half-way to school there was some person, in the very back of the bus. who had to get off at the front door. As this one soul would push and shove his way to the front, he’d smash me. along with a few others on the head with his elbow. The intensity of the blow could then cause two of my six books to go crashing to the floor, skinning the old woman with the umbrella whose steely glaze refused my mumbled apologies. When the bus would finally role to a halt I would stumble off. dazed and aching, only too glad to welcome the cool air that rushed to meet me. I realize now that each time I took a bus to school I took life into my own hands. Peggy Kirk Bruce McDonald — Head Leslie Orsini Stephen Weeks Stephen Keefe Richard Scanlon Richard Martin Lori Pinkham Thomas Wagner Dana Jones Richard Hutchinson Michael Purdy Robert Carnie Margaret Flynn Hank Pasquerella Arthur Mosher Suzanne McGowan Laura Mancss-Holt Mary Lou Pctrclli Louise Rothman Edgar Tatro Edna Dcllabarba Wayne Hamilton Ronald Martin Social Studies George Smith Joyce Wolk Daniel Lutts — Head Sherry Cruns Daniel George Linda Day Robert Uhlar Jack Merrill Robert Malchodi William Sullivan Carol Wayne William Mitchell George York 21 Irving Fletcher Nicholas Anciello Russell Rayner John Chrusciel — Head Charles MacLaughlin 4H Janet Appleby Carol Lane Edward Arnold Michael Samuk David Smith Carmine Toriora Frank DiSabatino Janet McLean George Koolian Janet Kornmeyer Catherine Smith Peter Ligor Wayne DeSchamp Sandra Goeddcl Thomas Owens Arthur Albanese William Pepe Margaret King Head 24 Dennis Saluti Math Clifford Boatner Irene Sancinito Mary Ellen Hannon Joan Chrusciel Ann Basilierc Thomas Walsh 25 Martha Pierce John Carroll James Flahivc Barbara DeLuca ‘Say what?” Eleanor Churchill Rosemary Simmons Janice Walsh Catherine Snodgrass Harry Carter Daniel Goldfarb George Yezukevich — Head Joanne Tribulauskas Gayle Steehler Maureen Goulson Kenneth Koubek Virginia Stefani 28 Prudence Alfaro Home Economics Ruth Mikami Gracy Toy. R.N. Nurses Mrs. Carmen Edgeworth. R.N. Mrs. Toy! I think someone needs emergency aid! Dental, Health, and Nursing Programs Dr. Will. Coord. Jane Pray r am ! Anthony Kayatio Eugene Prince Anna Santosuosso Irene Uttendorfsky Madelaine Papile. Coord. Verna Thayer Jane Steele 30 Majorie Doolin 31 Robert LaFavre Santo Romano Power Mechanics Donald Riel 32 Anthony Rizzotti Mcl Pcllcgrinc Industrial Arts, Graphic Arts, Food Prep, Data Processing Leslie Chase. Head Sol Levenson Salvatore Serrecchia Robert Ostcrman PaulTranford Joseph Haglund Joseph Wcssling Fred Gibbs Norbert Steele 33 Martha Robinson Robert Brennan Data Processing Coord. Norma Benson Arthur DiLoreto Patrick Crozier, Coord. Electronics Mel Miller 34 Michael Cahill Rosemary Broton-Boyle Paul Sullivan Robert Fariello Catherine Carnabucci Nancy Sullivan Ray Brown 35 Plumbing Arthur Morrissey, Coord. Edward Forsberg John McLaughlin George Sutherland Leo Boyle Richard Clifford Metals and Machines Gerald Panarelli Stanley Comeau Elmer Hume Robert Dougherty Robert Trott Bernard Dodd. Coord. Physical Education Marty Finnigan Henry Conroy Susan Lamb Joseph Amorosino Robert Sylvia Greta Ruark Barbara Webster 38 Lloyd Bunker Peter Lind Mikelis Lenbergs Woods Guy Abruzzese Special Education Howard Mason with students in the library. Dorothy McAuliffc Sheena Giggey Alice Coombes Charles Wcilcr Jack Rayner Marie Hurley 40 Robert McKay Barbara Guilfoy Lydia Sandonato Peg Egan Marilyn Waywood Anne McCann Secretaries and Aides Joan Lawless Rosalie Rich Kay Hamill Janice Kelley 41 A.F.J.R.O.T.C. Lt. Col. Joseph Ciampa Home Economics TSgt. Edward J. Holland Denise Maze (left), and Mrs. Rice 1 A.L.E. 43 Class Census WHAT YOU WON T DO FOR LOVE Class Individuals Song — Got to Be Real Jim Peters Donna Reddish Class Flirts Stephanie Caparcll Stephen Buckley 45 YOU DON'T HAVK TO BK A STAR ■T Br In M Show Class Actors Scan O'Sullivan Kathy Mann YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE omAWA o« AVS |—j © | SS OTMfn WGAMS (— , EVKRY I S A WINNER Best All-Around and Most Popular Ralph Pickering Marianne Murray Class Artists James Ladas Tara Prince Class Politicians Michcal Furey Marilyn Shannon (je ct t fiy AN EVERLASTING LOVE GONNA H V NOW Theme F«o«n RoeK V Class Inseparables Suzanne Koury Pat Clifford THE ENTERTAINER Class Athletes Jeff Giordani Karen Murphy THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM (The Quest) Class Musicians Mark Hickey Peggy Burchill | D AW AK OACAKS | 1© ■ _H o— |au OTHER 0« Iam 1— v. - j Most Likely to Succeed Jim Ladas Carol Caramanica 47 I’M ALWAYS CHASING RAINBOWS MORE THAN YOU KNOW Most Active Mike Furcy Marianne Murray Class Geniuses Francis LaPienc Melissa McCauley ( H I V ' ' , CAN T SMILE WITHOUT YOU m iiliii liffi m I; Best Dressed Ray C'oscia Debbie Graham Class Clown Norcen O'Malley Vincent Hartc 'ir : ' 48 Library Esther Belofsky Grace Shields Nanett Eckert Mary Clark Mickey Moskowitz. Head Academic Distinction jf m V iMj , r- Kurt Albrand Carol Caramanica Donna Delvecchio Patricia Irvine David Carbonncau Monica Godfrey Francis La Pierre Michael Furey 'I I Margaret Kirk I Ann l.ydon Frances Maloney 1 -7 F.dward MeDonagh Laurel Pclcrson Wade Warner Melissa McCauley Robin Parsons Cima Volandre Robert Maloney Douglas Nickerson Paul Sico Wonderful World (Whal a) words and music by Sam Cooke. Herb Alpert. and Lou Adler Don't know much about history Don't know much biology Don’t know much about science book Don't know much about the French I took But I do know that I love you. And I know that if you love me too. Refrain What a wonderful, wonderful world this would be. What a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful world. Now I don't claim to be an “A student, but I'm try’n to be. I think that maybe by being an A student, baby. baby. I could win your love for me. Don’t know much about geography. Don’t know much trigonometry. Don't know much about algebra. Don't know what a slide rule is for. But I do know one and one is two. And if this one could be with you. Refrain Don't know much about the Middle Ages. Looked at the pictures and turned the pages. Don't know nothin' ’bout no rise and fall. Don't know nothin’ 'bout nothin’ at all. Girl it's you that I’ve been thinkin of. And if I could only win your love. Whal a wonderful world this would be. Sill)' I. Abraham Latin Club I: Ski Club 1.2.3: Blue Macs 2.3: Fund Railing Committee 3 Lori Adams Robert Adams Tony Akoury Wrestling 1.2.3. Richard M. Ahola Hockey 1.2.3 Kurt Matthew Albrand Math Club I; Concert Choir I. 2; Band I. 2. 3: For- eign Language Club 1.2. Encouragement and honesty are things I value most my family and true fnends Teresa L. Aldoupolis BeortKr Q-Club I. 2. 3: Cheering 3; Blue Macs I. 2; Page and Stage: Homeroom Rep. 3: Ski Club 3: Home- coming: Spring Track 1.2.3. Meeting new friends, cheering, football. T-Day. Fathers Club. Rallies. Dave. Soot. Gene. Rev. Liz. Bonfad G.B.G. “Don't drown in your intentions you'll never quench your life's decisions “ Brenda L Allan Colorguard I. 2. Capt. 3; Future Nurses Club I: ■ Homeroom Rep 2. 3: Prom Committee 3. Where outta here Washington. Bus ndes. H R. 5 cat-walk. Turkey das. Jeanne. Nancy. Paula. Pau Louise. Good Luck It's been real 54 David Allman Michael L. Allen Ray C. Alongi 'rack I. 2. 3. Football 3; Advisory Committee to ■tate Board of Education. Skull Carol Andervon Volleyball I: Blue Mac 2. 3; Ski Club 2. 3; Fund Raiung Committee 3. Memories Homeroom $7, Foods with Mrs. Makami. Dana' Dana' Dana' Anthony Andronico age Stage 1.2.3 ong you live and high you fly ■miles you'll give and tears you'll cry tvd all you touch and all you sec s all your life will ever be Pink Floyd Robert Arey Neil Arnold Soccer 2. 3: Ski Club 3. Soccer is a kick in the grass 55 Anthony G. Bal ano Track 3: Winter Spring. CUFF Cynthia Aristide Louise M. Aronolf Color Guard I. 2. 3: Washington, Bus Rides. Luigi Avitable Alison Awed Jean Arthur Barbara Baldasum Happiness is vegging in the locker room. Wiliam H Barnes Bill AFJROTC Colorguard I. 2. 3: AFJROTC Hoi Guard: National Honor Society 3: Boys' State 'ff 56 Francis X Barn •olball 2. 3; Prom Committee; Spring Track, wen j dream's conduuon, Male. Faxon Park. 13- fhanksgiving. Kevin P. Bcliveau Carole J Bassett PC Never thought I'd make it But I did Marilyn Benton Mar Language Club 3: F.H.A. 3. Mandy. Morion Sir. The gang, when a dog barkv remember. February 24. Ronnie. Daytona Beach, the Promt. I.L.R.. Jeanne. Kathy, frtendt Colleen P Batet Call Skiing Ma After 12 yean of hearing You'll Never make it , the Next 12 years you'll hear I made it Thankt toevrrvone who navted me. Leslie Bishop Band. Washington. Bus Ridct. Hey Mamba (Igor. m enemy Good Times in the BBB See ya Uler “Jean you Coon . Mr. C. Crazy. I ) Kathenne Boire ”Koihy■ Patricia A. Bollcn John F. Bonome John N. Bouun Ri'berl J Brennan Paula E. Boyd FEB Michael Brtmln ••A Success is failure turned inside out. The silver lint 01 the clouds of doubt. And ou never can tell ho dose you arc. It may be near when it seems so far. WE finally made it Milo Bonner William Bonvic Kathryn Bouffard Katin Yearbook 3: Class Dues 3: Prom Committee 3; Fund Raising 3: Cheering 3: Ski Club I. 2. 3: Q- Club 1.2.3. R.R. 6 17 77 . . . friends Ralph. Bunky. Ray . . Lose all. trust a few. do wrong to no one . . P.T.L. Thomas P Bulger Tom lumbmg I. 2: Pipelining 1.2. rackets and Milk 100 proof. NO. O. T R Seger 8'. Giels Cape 78. Cruisin. B.W.Q.N.H. Free ird We're outs Here!! Mi belle Briggette Gerald Buckley But 16 o: Cut If Lales?. . . Ya! “Cro U. How' that guard rail . Margaret Burchill Poon Band I and 2. President 3: Softball I. 2: Basketball I. 2. Choir I. 2. 3: Pony Express 3: Sec Student Council 3: Sec. National Honor Society 2. 3: Ski Club 3; Stage Band 3; Student Govt Day Alternate .llola! Band . . . Football . . . Bus ndes . . . Tur- key Day Washington . . Canada . . . Parades. Christmas in the Caf.“ . Pony Hav Rides States Elections Ski Trips Pops Graduation Mr. C. . Nanu! . Where's the ship cuch? Debra Brodeur Q-Club I. 2. 3; Gymnastics I; Cheering 2. 3: Prom Comm. 2. 3: Jr. Class Dues 2: Foreign Language 3: Sk. Club 3; Yearbook 3. Best of friends never part. Bor: Well always have each-other. Danny (2-20-77) Lisa and Terry Satur- day nights (D.P. J B . M.K.) Maureen somuch. Mandy (I lorry) Louies Pro's. Kellie skunks . Good luck. Maryanne Brown Future Nurses Club 3: Blue-Mac's Club 2. 3 (Pres ). Fundraising Comm. 3: Ski (Tub 1.2. 3. Brian Buchanan Stephen Buckley ButK Basketball I: Baseball I. 2: Crosscountry 2 Good friends are forever. I like Spider My best Buddy - E.L. 1 14 78 . I'm so confused Maureen Burns William Burl Ml Wresting 3: Baseball 3. Be what you is nol what you 1 nol. for folks like this have the happiest lot.” Simplify and Evaluate Steven C acciatoee Linda J.C'aldaronc John Cahill Football I. 2. 3; Golf 2.3 How’s Your Helmet’ Rosemary Cameron Dave Campbell Dennis Campbell Edward L. Campbell Jean A. Campbell VICA 3: Home Room Rep 3; Band I. 2. Hockey 1.2.3. John Campbell “Jack Naney C Campbell Xood ei . Baking . Soupy Soccer 1.2: Skiing I. 2. 3 We're out of here' Liu Campbell Steven Campbell Stephanie Caparell Mtxa Gymnastics I; Q-Club I. 2. 3: Cheering 2. 3; Year- book 3: Cia Duc 3: Prom Comm. 3: H R. Rep. I. Paradise , Kellie. Karen. Suunnc. ''78 cru in. geeshmwa Soccer Parties. G.W. 9 31 77. John C. mmm “Ready . . . Break Fight to Win, 13-7 P.T.L. K.P. Fox notes. K.C. 10 21 78 Quincy Carol J. Caramanica Chukit Trea urer 3. Student Council 3: National Honor Society 3: Ski Club I. 2. 3: Band I. Cokxguard 2. Co-Capt 3: Prom Comm 3: Fund Raising 3; Cias Dues 3; Pony Express I. 2. 3. Q-Club I We leave behind our high school days, but we lake with us our life-long memories and young hopes. Thanks to all my friends and especially to you. Lor- raine. 61 Dawn Cassidy Mary E. Cedrone David T. Carbonneau Cynthia Cardarclli Jennifer H. Carnes Barbara Cataldo Barb Band 2; ROTC 1.2. 3. Dance! Cruisin' in 77. Toga. The Office Cane. Par( in Kuwaby That life. love. I.aughlcf. and mag may reign . Karen Carey Katherine B. Carlisle Koie Page + Stage I Sec'y 2. Pres. 3; Pony F.«press 2. Editor 3. It is only for those who have played it with all of their youth that the comedy is a success, and then because they were playing their youth, a thing which succeeds always. They were not even conscious of the comedy. Paula Church 'oss Country 2. 3: Winter Track I. 2. 3: Spring ack 1.2.3. in'i fight the running Bluev Superstitious. it might bad luck' Bird my pass friend. Ma F.. Annis. A Woman. Is my locker locked’ P.C. ♦ J.S. 10- i-77. Robert L Curdi Rko Football I. 2. 3: Track I: Prom Comm. 3: Fund Raising Comm. 3. Midnight Rambler. Tony. Riza. Venta. Obics. Whipped. (Wicked). Praise The Loed 43. (13-7) Kohuna D. How's your Helmet?. 50. Vegging. Football slase Day. B.3.. True friends last forever CailCipolla Nurses Club I. 2. 3. President; Ski Club 3: Prom Comm. Our high school years are here to remember. Always and Forever. Lois J.Cenani bo inguageClub 1.2.3: An Club 3 Idies. Summer of 78 . Morton St Gong. Drive- s. Parties. Mexico. College Pond. If you love methmg. set it free, if it comes back to you it’s ■ars. if it doesn’t it never was Stephanie A. Chase 0-Club I. 3; Class Dues 3; Prom Comm. 3; Fund Raising Comm. 3 Parties. Faxon. Detectives. Gertie and Louise. Enie- bell. The Van . Halloween 77 . Christmas F.se 77 . Bunky's Adventure, it. Prom. Turkey's Scuzz Beach. Summer 77“ Chickcelo. Thanksgiving Day. Christmas eve 78 . Richard J. Chenette AlW.Cirillo George L.Cinllo Stephen Cogliano JohnJ Congdon Jatk Judy Ann Clarke Jue AFJROTC I. 2. 3; AFJROTC Drill Team I. 2. 3; Girls Slate 1978; Golden rod Stall 3; AFJROTC Colorguard I. 2. I Ql I I Remember Beatles, lilacs. Penguins. Formal Dances. Green M M. Ihe llarcm. Ron's Finger. Moron. 5:30 P T . Agent 007. Encampment Adrienne Cocco Language Club I. 2. 3; Ski Club I. 2. 3; Future Nurses Club 3. Prom Comm There arc no finer gifts than these, good friends and happy memories . Maureen H.Comoleiti Woe Page Stage Club I. 2: Foreign Language Club 3. Pony Express 2 Horses are «I. Patrick Clifford Pat Q.H S II. at the Boston Garden 9,26 76 Betsy Freddie's great bunch. Jr. Prom. Scusset beach Sears Hill. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Ki Halloween Night. Plymouth. 6b G.T.O.. Th Micks David J. Connell Basketball 1.2; Golf Team 3. I.isa Comolctti Don't give up hope there's always tomorrow ai there's no time like today to lay to rest your sorrow 64 I Hazel Conroy Mary Conn Raymond Cocoa ftav Baseball I. 2. 3: Basketball 2. 3: Student Council I. Sr. bund Raising Comm. 3: Foreign Language Club 2. 3: President of Foreign Language Club 3: Claes [ ucsComm 3. My greatest achievement in life will be being able to keep in touch with mv friends. Even when they're not around. . . PTL. Karen COHI Kenneth P. Cormack Afen But I couldn't do it last night work! had to John F. Connolly Football I. 3: Swimming 1.2.3. Michael Connolls Mike , Sink Band I. 2. 3: Basketball I. 2. 3: Track 2.3 When you smile, the whole world smiles When sou weep, you weep alone BITB-SOMF Quitters Never Win Winners Never Quit Donald Cook Ronald Crow Jay C rotten Michael Crowley CWi , Crain Baseball 2.3. Hey Whytey. he went left. “Hey Fure . Billy O 'Who? How' your mind. Il was fun Mary Ann Cucinaita Band: Softball: The Pons: Ski Club; The Pla a: National Honor Society; Washington D.C. Basketball, sheets Hola! Indian and Clown. Can- ada. Has ride . Salad Bar It sunk. Barky Maureen Cullen Michael Cummings John A. Cunningham JC' The Mad Typiti ROTC I. 2. ): Choir ): Yearbook V Good lock to the class of '71 in your future plans. Thank you Diane for a wonderful two ycjrs and a wonderful future. Remember Green M Mv Jim and l.i; Breaking up is hard to do . 67 Susan Currie Sut Dina Da Laura Davit Svimmmg 1.2. 3. Friday nights. School Dancct. Study Halit. Vaca- tione. C Lunch. Linda Dcady William Daccy Paula DcBartolo Kathi. Remember all the good timet that happened and all the good timet to comer SMOKE-EM Outlet Darcy Football 1,2. 3; Latin Oub I. 2. 3. Marivta D'Angelo 68 Denise DeCarli Winier Track I. 2. 3; Spring Track I. 2. 3: Prom Committee 2. 3: Yearbook 3: Fund Raising Comm. 3: Q Club 2. 3. Lou 10 22 77. Faxon. Raytheon. Halloween Mon- ties T.M .J M .M M .S N Wanna BeC. Three strikes HazieL Peggy Helium. Everywhere in life the true question is not what we gain but what we do. Susan Deery Donna DelVecehio Math Tutor 3. Daniel T Decoste Dawo Football I. C D . D.Z.. D.J.O.. M l).. G l. . SN . B B . you all made 12 great. Thanx D J and D D . coconuts I and 2 Future Career Anything that will make me nch. William Dcitsch fli Wrong Driveway. H.F.C..Can you see it. Bushkie Donald DeCristofaro Dowur Sworn to fun. Loyal to none Dina M. Del uca Art Club Pres 3 I'll miss the friends. Thanks Dunne. I lose you! Lorraine F. Densir F.H A . Pony Express 3. Fundraising Comm Class DuesComm. 3. Chickie A true Friend is the BESI POSSESSION. Ricky 6 30 75 4-ever 69 Sandra M. DfPolo Ronald T DrCecare “Ron Soccer 1.2. 3 Liu Dickson Glenn J DiBona Band I. 2. 3; Stage Band 1.2.3: Latin Club I. Dario D. DiBona Soccer 1.2.3 Carol Dinanno Den mi Djerf Russell J Dipietro “Ryu Football I. 2. 3. Michael T. Donavan Bill Drobu “Dribs' Wild Bill. Swim Team I. 2. J; Math Team 2. J foe S.M William Donovan Two were loo manv. The Black Bomb. The long and winding road lead where? Darlene A. Dmeoll 222. Ken. R. L. D. S. K. C. Washington. Karen s joke corner. Bunnyhop. The Locker. Purple Ele- phants. Bird and Beef watching. Pecker, the water balloons. Riley's Rats. The thing, tennis. Imaginary basketball, planned weekends??? Michael Ducey Swimming 1.2: Football 3 We always have the memories. Dana DuBois I had some good moments in this school but I did have some bad ones too. Robert DuBois Doobs Service Calls, D.D.. E.L.. Veg. Hawaii. Baseball Robert Duncan Dun Marching Band. The Pops. Washington DC. '78. Boston. Ski Club. Bliuard School Brake 71 Paul I) Eltmore Glen F.nders GUndtn Wei ' Chris F.nkvon SOMF. Bucky. D.M.O.C.O W. Biffed. K O. John Fili Time 10 go. Hey funny look'm. Ya. You with ihe face Whu wordy’ What definition’ What Test’ Nancy Edwards Foreign Language Club 2. 3: Ski Club 3: Prom Committee: Yearbook. Commodore . Rm. 222. Mobile Home. Joanne Culie. Debbie Growth. New Hampshire ski- mg. Jean Earle Jeanne M. Dwyer Tom Barnes Baseball 2.3. Beth Erwin SIi Club; Tennis: A.F.S. ; Yearbook; Prom Com- mittee; Foreign Language Club. H. Award. B. Bum. Bo Scaggs. Commadores. Rm. 222. Mobile Home. Yorktown Heights. Canoeing. Slightly Buzzed . Kind Soria L.G.. Keep on shi- n'in N.O. C.T. Horseback riding C.T.. Brockton via Marshfield. David Fabnzio Lisa Fako Cheerleader 2; Gymnastics I Good luck Big Bird Christopher Fanara Allison Fay A dreamer lives forever. Patty Fay Bernadette Federico Karen Fee Language Club 2. 3; Prom Committee: Future Nurses Club. Good tuck Donna (Lazy dummy). Dina. Paula. John. Bye Hutch. Mr. Patquerclia. Ma Fletcher. Remember you guys . I love Duncan 76-79. 73 Cheryl L. Ferguson Ftrfie You can brighten up someone's day. when Ihey wall by all you have to do is SMI I.F.. Joseph Flora Jeanine Flynn F1ynn:o Student Council I. 2. If the sun refused to shine. I would still be loving you: When Mountains crumble to the sea. there will still be you and me Yaabaa. Babe. Torch'em 4th floor.C.R.. Nice Bum huh ntse . Denis Fox 1 David Flaherty Boomer Baseball 1.2.}. D.G.. S B . SJ . D M . DC . C.E . Wasted Days and wasted nights. Carolyn A. Finlay Gymnastics I. Dad: Jan. 27. 1978. Tnps to Friendly's. Uncle Peter. T.S..T.M . R.S John W. Francis John A Fernandez VoTech Baking. KeeponTruckin. Michael Furey M,ke Golf 2. 3: Hockey I. 2: Captain (Hockey 3); Claw Prendent: Prom Commulce. Hey Wallet. Hey Smitiy. How many did you 5e«? Linda Calc Tennis I. 2. 3; Ski Club 2. 3; Art Club 3; Prom Comm ; Foreign Lang. Club I. 2. 3; Student Coun- nl 3; Student Union 3. Commodore , slightly burred. C.T.-B.E. mobile home, canoeing '78 Cape Cod. Brockton via March- field. Room 222 II I. Darlene Gardner 12 years that went to slow you think we’re sad to go well party now that school is out. we’re glad to leave, there is no doubt Maryann Furfari Mart From the past of yesterday comes the future of tomorrow Michelle A. Garcia Future Nurses Club 1.2. 3: A.F.S. 3 FIGHT Jennifer Gaide Susan Gardiner Cheryl Garniy 75 Mary Ellen Gitely Claudia Gavcgnano Nicola Gavey A.F.S.: Ski Club: Volleyball; Yearbook I have leami that to be with those I like is enough. Rend Gillis Stephen Gibson Michael Gandreau David Gi lio Soccer 1. 2. 3: Boys Stale; Prom Committee; Ski Club 3. The best yean of our livet are here and many more are yet to be enyoyed. Jeff Giordam Gto Football 2.3: Hockey 2.3; Track 2- Try a smile today and celebrate your life in a posi- tive way. P.G.. B.H., J.B. P.T.L.. Choir Practice. Sharon 12 4 76. Turkey Day 13-7. 76 David Owe Deborah Graham Debbie -torida. Expressway Terror. Jo. Debb. Mandy. loana. Peggy. Sybil-Boa Scates '78. Moe M.. etnember cruising with Chris, K.P. skiing (Lacy -ookout). L.V. always remember our friendship. Mark Grady Paul Greene •rea. L.C.. Inversely Skinny. Disco's out. Led Zep- elm it here to stay. Monica M. Godfrey Mona You lose! Disco. To Kathy: uh. uh. To all my friends: especially Linda. Kathy Laurel. Rita. Mic- helle. Carol. Nancy and Jay: Keep in touch. Thanks alot Mr. T. James Gorham Emin Goon Prom Committee 3. Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me. I may not lead, just walk beside me and be my fnend . Cheryl. Tree. Lisa. Carol. Robert J. Goguen Robbie Basketball I: Track I; Chow 2. 3. Do-waa-do-waa. Mine all mine. To Ralph: You will find ... of the kind, that hat been in search of you. Earth Wind and Fire. It’s a beautiful night lot a moon-da nee. Peter Griffin B H .. J.G. B O . J B . Kim (10-15-77). There no beginning to my life, no end to my death, death i life. Mark Grindlc Christopher Groen Alice Gustin One of the real joy of our Inc is hating friend and keeping in touch with them. 4 18 77. weekend- night . Dalton' house. The Prom. Dana M.Guidice Backet hall 1.2.3. Live fait, die young, and leave a good lookin. corpse Rosalie Grcgoli OHS Choir 3( Secretary): Language Club I. Thank Mr . C. Lot Guglielmi Chasing rabbit Cape '78. You gutta meet John. Hard boiled. Soft boiled. 222. H I H award English II. Always remember Chn . Prank and Bran . Onion lips. running, bubble. N.A. numb leg , split . emi-eomato slate KAM (weak) An infec- tious smile spread happiness Kathleen Happnie Kathy Roben Harnait Bob . Football I. 2. 3; Tuck 2.3: Bind I Colleen A. Harte 0 Club I. President 3: junior Prom Comm.. Senior Prom Comm.: Senior Duet Comm Junior Prom. Day after Bunky's Dirt Road Tour. Thanktgiving 78-79. Slave Day M.D.. Ovile and Sparks. Ralliet. Monday nightt. Steff Amhertt. Gi loe. Turkey thank . Christina eve and day. Don't Ihmk too much. Halloween night. Vincent E. Harte Bunky Football I. 2. 3: Winter Track 2: Spring Track 1. 2. You reap what you tow That's the way of the world. Live happy and long. Good luck to all Two happy Thanksgivings. Choir Practice. Emo A. Somf. P.L.T..P.T.L. Mary Hattigan I jura Antoinette Harris Entertain an Idea. Entertain a friend, but foremost and rnott importantly. Entertain yourself Lise life to the fullest and reach out for knowledge, wisdom is within our grasp Maureen Hartsgrove 79 Warren A. Hastes Bryan Hendrick Kyle J. Henshall To ill my friends especially laurel. John. Paula. Renee. Bob. Kalhy. Ginns Good luck in (he year lo come. Suy young at heart and remember never to give up at anything' Mark Hickey Band 1.2. 3: Stage Band I. 2. 3: Ski Club 2. 3. Joan Higgin Joonxt Gymnastics I. Q-Club 1.2. 3. Cheering 2. 3(Head). Stephen M Barbie. Paeon, Cheering. Turkey day 78 Nasty 1 wmkie I know. ha'“ If you can dream it you can achieve it If you can achieve it. you can become it “ JoAnn Mane Hogan Jo Prom Comm. 2. 3. f und Rjising Comm. 3; f oreign language Club 1.2.3. (Vice Pres ) The future enters into us. in order ts transform itself m us. lone before it happens Memories Quebec. Mecko. the many special friends I have made and Stese Caroie Holmberg Looks like we made it! Michelle Higgins MIA 2: Work Study 3. Ski Club 3. I as erne. I just remembered, if you go before m then who’ll play it at mine? Lose Shirl. Kelly A. Hooper Page Stage 2. 3 Summer of 78”. Ditlc little sigh, salt and peppe Record history Bookmarkers little sis Good things come to those who wait . 80 Colleen M Howard Prom Comm 2. 3: Yearbook 3. Joante. Barbie. Fern: We'll always have each oiher . Dangerous adventures . . I.ynnc-Bumm . Dean Rude comments. Prom plans . Faxon- Raytheon's Concerts . Buckwheat's parties. Snowstorm Good friends . Mane and tree . . . together. Sandra Marie Howland Friends. Pal. Mustang. Psychology 4L. Weekends. June 17. 1978 - Phil, Class of 79 outta here’ Jane L Hubley J ufehu This was the 12 longest years of my life. It's finally over. Patricia A. Irvine A I S 2. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3: Soccer Team 3. If the hands of time were hands that I could hold I'd keep them warm and in my hands. They'd not grow cold . . The best of family, friends, and good times. Sandra J. Jack Band I: Page Stage 2. 3 Babboon. Mellon head. Popcye. Walk. Remember- When them sucker's eves start glowm. I'm outta here! Regret not what you were but look forward to what you could be Lucy Jacob Holly Jackson Ski Club I. 2. 3 (Treas.): Student Council I. 2. 3: . , Student Regional Council: Orchestra I. 2. 3: A.F.S. Jacobson I. 2 Pres.t: Page A Stage I: Tutoring 2: Swim Team 3: Yearbook The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become 81 V-W 82 James Keane Susan Jankms language Club I; F.H.A. 2: Ski Club 2. Mark Jennette William Joyce Lisa N. Kadhek F.H.A. 2. Pres.V P ; Art Club I am (he energy alive and everything I am feeling and I understand. Memories. Time in a bottle. Ali- tu. Stephen, fnends. Study SL. Florida. Talks. Par- ties. Laughter. Lastingforetr’ Susan Jones Volleyball I: Blue Macs I: Prom Comm. 3. To the Senior class of '79 I hope your futures after graduation are knowledgeable and successful Try vour hardest in working on your goals, and all will be what you want to be. Joseph Kamb It is a far. far better thing that I do than I have ever done. It is a far. far better rest that I go to than I have ever known. Judith F. Kearney Judy It's been real and it's been nice. But it hasn't been real nice Carolyn Keefe Anastasia Kcsans Sutty” Senior Prom Comm.: Junior Prom Comm.; Due Comm ; Foreign Language Club 2. J. The fun times. in Mexico. Good timet with my friends, parties. Togas. Texas. England Margaret M. Kirk Student Council 2. 3. V.P.; Student Union 2. 3; Girl's Soccer 2. 3 (Capt.); F.H.A. Club 2; National Honor Society: Q.V.T. Advisory Board: Alt. Assoc. Member of the School Committee. The years went by fast, the days seemed long, but the friends we made were for then, now and ever last John Kelly Robert Kiggen Maureen F Kelly PageA Stage: Drama Club Kel and Kel me. Pepper and salt. Ditto. I'm still waiting, my party, my new sister Kel. Big Sigh. Sum- mer of '78. Chuckie. Telephone. Record. History. Book markers. Andrea King Bernard Kirshner Donna Kohls Elizabeth LaFavrc Traci I: Q-Club I: Cheerleader 2. 3: Yearbook 3. Remembering: I. P.. Johanna. E.G.. L.S.. I A.. Remain Calm . 26-13-18 We carry within us the wonders we seek. Pranas Joseph l.a Pierre R.O.T.C. I. 2. 3. Squadron Commander; National Honor Society: Boy's Slate College '78. Pony Express 3; Yearbook 3; Latin Club I. 2. 3; Tutor 2 3: Student Leader Congress De gustibus non disputandum cst . “Savoir-faire it cxcrywhere! Thanks J.C J.C.. M.H. C D . J.L E.L. Sarge and Colonel (I could never have made i without you). James Sheehan Ladas Jim Page sk Stage 2. 3; Foreign Lang. Club 2. 3: Year- book Editor 3; Pony Express 3; Science Fiction Club 3. “The gift of honesty is a special trait valued by all. and those who possess this gift are genuinely admired by their friends Agent 007. Mr. Jones (Kats and Mr Weeks). Homeroom 205 and 206. Marc Lafleur Soccer I. 2. 3. Cant Joseph Koudelka Steven Koztowski Jean Laing Teresa LaPoint; Ttrry arbook 3: Prom Committee 3. Michelle Lcaman Mich . Fink Club I: Track 1: Junior Claw Due 2: Prom mm 3 Kevin 10-24-76. B Lunch . Faxon, itheon. Summer of 78. Jean Marie are you comm]; school. Burp Excuse me. Marguerite Lee ife isn't worth Irving unless you live it to the fullest. Lori Laracy Yearbook 3; Cheering 3: Prom Comm. 3; F.N.A. 3. Holidays — softball games, parties. Nicanora. Angelas. Hcathadora. Loislit . 4'8mm. Ilisory Kel make-up. little trat. Big Bad Yen. Cape-Bor Scaggt 78 Jr. Prom. Turkey Day '78. Rally Daniel Leary Bnan Last Elaine Le Blanc Cheering 2. 3: Prom Comm. 2. 3: Yearbook 3: Q- Club I . Pony Express 3. We'll always remember the good time we had The lose that was there and the Friends that we Have. SB Hey buddic. your mine. JIL thanks for all the help and friendship. David M. l.eet Sees ya. OH BOY- 89 In Memoriam How quickly you have traveled, Chris — completed the jour- ney that will take us many years: made your own commence- ment months ahead of ours and applied for a position in eter- nity. Sorrow is not forever. . . We see you sometimes across a timeless distance: remembering your laugh. your joy at whitecaps and wheeling gulls. Our hearts will leap at joys like yours and we will think of you with peace. . . . Love is forever The surf and then the snow will speak of you in whispers of God’s joy that you hear clearly now while skiing not through Squantum but through all the whole of heaven. Sorrow is not forever. Love is. KC Chris MacDonald 91 Mxhacl Lupo Den ne Leonard Basketball 1.2. 3: Softball I. 2. 3: Volleyball 2. Cap- lain 3; Pony Express 3: Fund Ratting Comm. 3: National Honor Society 3. True happiness consists not in the multitude of fricndv but in their worth and value Donna Loud Vincent Lorcnaano Ann Lydon Dede Lynch Dana Leslie Glenn Lydon Basketball I: Football 1.2.5. Quincy High, where love u found and hearts are broken. (D.B . L.R.. L.L.. L.D.). Men are only boys grown tall, hearts don't change much after all P.S. Looking forward to class reunions. Paula M. Lynch Volleyball 1.2.3; Basketball 1.2.3; PromCommr3; [Fund Raising Comm. 3. Friday-nite chinks. Blue Bomber. BJ I. P A.L.K.M D I. I. D Basketball. The worst form of failure is failure to try. Friends for now memories forever Gerry MacDonald Robert Lynch Douglas MacDonald Terry MacDonald Lynn MacDonald Paul MacDonald Darren Maclnnts Amy MacLeod Ihc laughter and the tears, the memories of high school years Sue. Denise. Janet. Paula, friends for life. Fleetwood Mac summer. Winter of '78. smash-up derby. Michael MacMurdo Mac Plumbing 1.2: PipefitUng 1.2. Hey! Guy. We're outa here' Seger '78. Hi there. S.t, what's up. Free. Bird. Aerosmilh '78. College Pond.; Jean Maclnms James MacKcnrie Thomas MacKay Daniel MacLellan Nancy MacKinnon December 1978 . Joyce MacLean Katherine Madden Dawn Magee To an era of great friends and many new- learn- ing experiences Thank you for you shall be remembered foresee. Kathleen Mahoney Kathy Track Club I: Latin Club I; Q Club I. .V Student Council Pres: Yearbook; Prom Comm. 2. 3. The gang. Brian. Faxon. Raytheon. Jocko IV Si Collcttas. The Cape. Beej. Concerts. CSN. Styx. Bruce. Heather's Party Punch. Beechcomber. Tur- key in Rally. Good luck to the class of '79 Phillip Mahoney Robert Maloney Bob Coif 1.2.3. “No. not another one totaled’ Lutheran. . GM . .St. Louis Roberta Magnell Jacqueline Mallctt Jackie Hue Mac 1.2. 3. II the years of tears, all the Bnght Dreams; They all omc together as we graduate Frances Maloney Tennis I. 2. 3.Co-Capl.: Cross Country 2. 3; Winter Track I. 3; Pony Express 3; Page A Stage 3; A F S ; Foreign Lang. Tutor 2. Bermuda '76. Life in the wrong lane. K C. B M . My ticket didn't come yet' Mare, when in doubt, flip out. 1. J. and all night McWag sessions. Amo and all the gang. Tennis. 7th Period in the ERC. SOS. I went to the mosies. really! Kathleen Mann Jeffrey T. Marcel Ronald Maruno “AT Batketball I. Kathy great time 3 27 77. Joe. Joe. George. Tom. Sterling. Gym. Carwash. Smoke shows. Montis Fa on. Chevelle SS. 340's, charger racing the 2. Back of the Bus Anthony V. Manmlli Football I. 2. 3. Wrestling 2; Fund Raising 3 Weekends. Summer. T-Oay. 13-7. Faxon. Ray- theon's. Monti's. Janet. Rico. Rizz. ves Lisa Marrocco K(xkt“ . Thank God it's oser. cause I can't hack you gos .' any longer. Have a fulfilled life. Yowza' Jean Martoeano Carol Mathews 2 |7'7g Beef D M has Ku-t's. Snowstorm C D I never Twice Liz goes any where. C and F 11 11 78. Terry meet me in the O r. Barry's. 6th period gos- sip. Memories are never forgotten. Geraldine Mauldin Gtgi Q-Club I: Prom Comm. 2. 3: Cheerleading Faxon, Raytheon's. Barry's. Nasty J. Go sit in t car. 3 11 8. Summer '77. Sr. Prom '78. Twmk Detective . Miller, and friends I’ll never forget. 96 Michael R. May Smedfry ’age Stage 1.2. 3. Iere I come New York City. The future star on -(roadway starring Smcdky Laurie Mayo Denise Ma e Language Club: Office Aide I've nad my days of raising hell. I've had my days ol wishing wells. But now it's time to open my eyes and kiss those days all goodbye. Mane McAuliffe Kathleen McCann Yearbook 3; Softball 2. 3: Soccer 2. 3; Prom Comm. I. Turkey Day. Cape Cod. Boston Concert. K M . :.L.. PR. C.H.. E.L.. C.B.G.. G.S.. R.M.. In my ife. C.A. George McCarron Stephen F. McCarthy Richard McCarthy Stephen McCormack Barbara McCollum Barb Field Hockey I. Page Stage 2 The be t of luck and my withes for successful life to everyone Gerard McDonald Melissa McCauley Mel BanJ I. 2. 3: Choir I. 2. 3: Page Stage I. 2. 3: GirU Slate: Pony Express 3: National Honor Soci- ety. “Life iv a gnndvtone but whether it gnndc uvor pol- ■vhev uv dependv upon the Muff of which are made Michelle McClelland Pony F.xpresv 2; F.ditor 3: Goidrenrod 3. If I can Mop one heart from breaking. I shall not hve in vain: If I can ease one life the aching, or cooJ one pain, or help one fainting robin unto his nest again. I shall not live in vain. E.D. Ann McConarty Maureen A. McCoemack Moe Future Nurse Club 3. A smile foe every friend and a friend for every smile. Barbara McClelland You five American Foxes!! Friday nite chinks. Homeroom scoops. Terry. I.ynne. How's your Levi's Munch Watch out for the tree. T Light bulb. Yea . Right Here. (Wicked) This is true. Steven McDonald Edward M. MeDonagh Band I. 2. 3. Treat; Crow Country 3: Chess 1.2. 3: Student Council 3. Ed Boom-Boom . Shoes. March on Presidents . . . Virginia '78. Wade's Barn . . . Hey Paul, the trip is cancelled Cindl. Theresa McGunaglc Tern O-Club: ir. Prom Comm ; Gymnastics !. Mossip. Kossip. Tossip. Jean meet me in the 2nd floor G.R Barry's scoops. Debbie and l.tsa (M.K.. D P . J B . Moe. Murph B E Mark 2-20-77. B.J. Homeroom scoops. Heather it's Friday Daniel McDonnel Patrick McGahan Tim Mcllugo Bill McDonough Plumbing I: Pipelining I. 2 What a Storm. Free as a bird Paul T. McGowan “Cm Ohm McLellan Miry McNeil Joseph Mclnms Richard McKinnon Mac Pipelining; Trick;Coll. The end is neir. Weekenders Lee W. McLaughlin Colfl. 2. Frank McManus lleilher Ellen McLain Q-Club 2. 3; Foreign Lang Club 3; Ski Club 3. Yearbook 3; Pony Express 3. Remember all our great times, parties. Faxon. Ray- theon. and Turkeydav (we won Nexer forget our good friends and ggo laughs together. To the class of 79rememberandbc happy William McKcon Cue John McQuiggan Kathleen A. Mell n “Kathy Agatha Michelangelo Micky Lou anj Ag 8 8 75. Bernic where were you? I need sugar Mca Tuna for lunch. T.A. U S. notes Ka remember the fear at the parking lot and the time over at the library. Good Luck to everyone . James Meehan Nancy Merna James S Meehan Lee Michaud Barbara R Miller Live. Love, and Laugh. It's nice to be important. But It's important to be nice Richard Monahan Andrew Moroz Brail V' n i Paula Miller Basketball I. Gym. catwalk, jeanne. Paul. Brenda. English. Allison. Jim. Bill. MX'. tide of church. B lunch. Dances. J.C.. Outla here. Oil BOY'. BYE! Paula Monroe Kelley A. Morrill Cork Soccer 2. Cant. 3; Girlt Softball I. 2.3: Winter Track 2. 3: Q-Clun I • 3: Yearbook 3: Prom Comm 3: Dues Comm 3; Fund RaisingComm 3. F.enie I loves ya: Clare Bear. Marie, and Boston: llcy you turkeys and Chicks. Amanda, ohno! G.S.; 7th period p.g, thanks for the help. Don't let it bring you down! Donna M. Monteiro Yen. April 78 I. P Srelnup bup Friday nights. BEEF. J.M.. C D. Howdy's 78 . snow. M M sec you in science. L.R. SAT's night before. Robert Molloy Hockey 1.2.3. Donna Morrissey Dune L Morrow We're out of here Paula Munroe Wrestling 1.2.3. Munm 212.209 Speedy. James Mullarkey Joanne Morse Joseph Mosesso Steven M. Mullen Brenda L Morrison “You will still be here tomorrow. But your dreams may not C. Stevens “Charaeter survives; good- ness lives; love is immortal R. G. Interval! We are looking for Mr. Badbar . What s a redlighi’ K.F.I..B Dodge Will the real Celia(s) please stand up? JohnC' Murphy Murph Karen M Murphy Softball I: Bjiketbjll I. 2. 3: Volleyball I. 2: Track 2: Foreign Language Club 2. 3; Fund Raiung Com- mittee 2.3: Claw Due Committee 2.3. Donny Murray Doaio Baveball 2. 3: Football I. 3 Marie Murphy Marianne E Murray Manly Home Room Rep I. 2. 3: Student Council Vice Prev 3; 0 Club 3: Prom Fundramng 3: For. Lan- guage Club I. 3. Announcement 2. 3 Jimmy 11-5-77. Mr. Bill. M and M. F.mercon Rob. Joue. Wea el. Turkey . Thank Collen II Lo eya Joanne. Joceph Murphy “Jot . “Murph Maureen Murphy Q-Club I. 2. 3: Cheerleading 2. 3; Prom Committee 2.3: Yearbook 3 Toiiip. Koiup. Mo ip. M and Mi Deb-G remem- ber Oiri M mile Ro alita. coco and more. Terry BF. Jaurcen 212. 209 B o er head, frank and bean ; Summer oI 78“ D.G. Scroll. Love you. Laurie Mynette “Munch The udde t thing about graduating n aying good- bye and knowing it doc nrt mean ee y a tomorrow. Sheila Myette Mane Jamei Nel Angela Nicaslro “Anger Jluc Mac' I. 2. 3; Future Nune Club 3: A.F.S. 3: ’rom Comm. 3: Pony Exprc 3; Yearbook 3: )mega 3. 'Buy Ru«. thank for the coffee M.G. remem- ber ing. and micro. Moe don't forget tic-tac-toc. Rimell Neilltch John Nichol Stephen Na on Sine Sale Barry Newton “Fig Warren Nicholwm Douglas Nicker win Dovg Pace and Stage I. 2. A final year lull of realisation and awakening about people and life limes with a person which hope- fully ncser end. Ann Marie Nicosia Ann Marie Nigro Page A Stage (I teas t I; Choir I. 2. Page A Stage Co-Pres. 2. 3: Pony Express 3: Latin Club I Time it was. and what a lime it was it was A lime of innocence. A time of confidences. Long ago . . . it must be John Norton Judith F.. Norton Colorguard I: E H .A. I. Language Club 2. Janet Nolan Judith Norton Steven Noiarangclo Jody You've come a long way. Mill Hack! Thanks to A and Pag . Jimmy. Smitly. A Pi s. we build good houses together. Giuseppe! BoneBrcak! Crystal Casey A Justm Tyme: A DREAMER LIVES FOR- EVER Mr I -the pen is mightier than the sword! Mr Hayes A Scruffy, (hanks' The answer is Mowin'in the wind! Linda Olivcn Prom Comm. 3: Fund Ratting Comm Turkey day rally. Denite. 5 timet wicked bad. Mai met Ralph down Cape. Louie pro . If you can imagine u you can achieve it. If you can dream it. you can become it. Karen Oicnnos Dune O'Keefe i j Claire Nye OairabtW Softball 1.2. Fm the only one out of my family that made it!! ! did it! Julie M. O' Connor VICA 3 Life can't be to bad caute we made it thit far! V302 for three year . Hey Swaff. Nanc. Joan O' Connell Jame O'Brien Linda Ohlson Karen O’Toole Girl Soccer 2: AFS3: FHA 2. Bert wither to the Clan of 79 . Ronald J. Panarclli Ronnt Plumbing I. 2. Pipe Fitting I. 2 Crackers and milk 100 proof N O O l R '' SF.GF.R 78 oo p ft Cratsen rre Bird We're outa Here B W Noeeen O’Malley Bo Scaggs. Turkeys. Halloween “78”. Auntie N. T.T. Rjitens. Gigblt CT8E shines Kcl Call me. A pink house is following me' Red lights have no authority, cheryl T.I.. Black sheep. I.G.vr.LL white's L.G. — Daydreams. Josie. Jim Orlando I am what I am. Thanks foe the 50 Mrs Pemllie 1st year 2: JO zoo in the Hallways. Rag Fights. It's all in the past. We're out of here. Pig out on Sudsie Doughnuts. Jim Orlando — 773-4133 TmiM Palluccio Live a little. Lose a Little. I.augh a Little Sean O’Sullivan Fish Page and Stage 1. 2. 3; Yearbook 3: Choir 1.2: Pony ife”. Express 3. Gro1 Growth is the only true evidence of I KMDCILY. Mike Oriola Darren O'Neil Robin Parsons Images and memories wc learn and grew from them, ne'er losing (heir perspective, or else we become nothing more. Than an image and Memory. Bruce Paul Jeanne Pari FHA 2.3: Math Team 2: LanguagcClub 3 Mar Mar-n-Ron. Morion St. Friends. 7 Eleven. Par- ties. Drive Ins. Hufli. Thanks Paul. Malts. Ron. Russ. Gary. Bob. Daytona. Horseneck. Egypt 8each. I.ove to all at Morton St! Stephen Pastor % -r Steven Parsloe President NHS 3; Soccer. Tennis O. that I were I would be. Then would I be where I am not: For where I am I would not be. And where I would be I am not. Maureen Patrick Jacqueline A. Person Jackie We finally made it!!' Jackie Loves Dicky. Jane Papile 0-Club I: Blue Macs I: Drama I: Ski Club 1.2 Freak out I am not put in this world to live up to your expectations. and you are not put in this world to live up to mine. You arc you. and I am I. and if by chance we find each other it's Beautiful. Always remember you Mike 109 Ann Pcdranti I gel by with a lillle help from my friend . Gonna try with a lillle help from my friend . . . Remember 'Tasket with the nulc h.irem . . . Aunt Bessie . . . What's shaken Good glow . . Tone . . Yes- terday's . That's all. It's history. . . Kimberly Pearsons “Mike l.mlf Honey Blue Macs I: I.aim Hub I. Guy Peluso Win 471-9094. MAY MAC !. Sersice calls. May Rides. Fri-Migh-Day. Toga. F.nglish Classe . We're out of here. 76-79. Susan l.nckson Robert Perilli Want to buy a car Law rente G. Pcruw Lorry Tennis I. 2. 3 Brett Pcru i Susan Peruwi The days will come and go but memories will las foresee I'll never forget tne treat times through th year and the friends who have helped me makr them. Sue 110 Gary Petilii Bo Bo Fairlame Cru m. Ralph Pickering Pick Football I. 2. 3; Traci 2. 3: Hsxkey 2; Band 3. State Band 2 V SAC 2. 3: SC 1.2. F.MO-ASOMP. Good luck to all and may we always be happy P.Tl. Nyu Quynn Pham Laurel Peterson Swimming I. 2. Student Council 3 (Corresponding Secretary). National Honor Society 3: Student Union 3 You goof' Toall my friends especially Linda. Kyle. Monica. Kathy. Betsy, and Alan, hope we keep in touch and find our dreams of the future come true 1 Thompson. Conn is where I'd rather be' Good luck everybody!!! Barbara Phipps Mane Pimentel Cherish all your memories don't ever set them free. Your childhssod dreams are the past now. hut the memories will always be Carol Peters James F. Peter Jim Football I. 3 “Now' everybody's got advice they just keep on givin Doesn't mean too much to me Lots people have to make believe they're liven Can't decide on who they should be . II Mark Pill Kathleen A Powers Cheering Co-Capt 2: Gymnastics I. 3; Prom Com- miilec 3: Ski Club 2.3 flood friends never part Bor Scaggs 78 . Jeff 3-27-77. Cape Cod. Belly' R.R.. Scussett beach Emerson. Boston Concert. Bruce moe. Fox trot City. Kiss-m-cousin. Dean Prescott David P1 1 Dait . Come with me on a magic Rickshaw Ride Keep it buried. Lynne Ann Powers Jr. Class President: Student Council I. 2; Q-Club |. Softball I; Basketball I. 2. 3: Prom Comm 2. 3: Ski Club 1.2. 3; Future Nurses Club 3. Memories . . . Onions. B.J. what's happening . Clamp it. long and Winding road. Bum one and two (wicked) 3. Box-A-head. Taylor Face Foxes. Red. How's your mind. Kiss-in-cousins Robert Pi mi Martha E. Powers Tara Pnnee Cross Country Track 3: Winter Track 2. 3: Spring Track 2. 3. Art Club 3: Page and Stage I. 2: Ski Club 3: Senior Prom Comm Every moment spent in teats is one less moment smiling Linda. Denise. Kelly. Turkeys Donna - the rush at the end of the rally . . Linda land Linda Linda . Linda. Peggy and Gerry Shut those lights off! Lois. The injured ones, state crosscountry meet Oct. 78 112 Donna Reddish The pure love of Cod is the ultimate of all existence From which we were created and given the astonish- ing gifts of nature to tale as we so choose. Lining Richard Rcalini I 13 Daniel Protasowicki Ain 1 rack 2.3: Soccer 3. Veni. Intellexi. Discessi. Christine Quigley Oregon Rector Greg Good l.uck class of “W ind-i Putnam Elizabeth Raimondi Li: Gymnastics I: Q-Club 1.2.3. School Pony 3. f here is nothing so powerful as truth Success to me is keeping my friends for a life lime Deborah Radley I. u Rcn i Lisa Rko Timothy R. Rtcoardi 7im Hockey I. football I. 2: Baseball I. 2. 3. Daniel Riccurclli Janet Richard Paul J. Reed Band I. 2. 3. V.P.: Stage Band I. 2. 3: Ski Club I. 2. Washington Trip . Canada Trip . Liberty Street. Brighams'after practice. HubCaps. Richard Reed James Reynolds Barbara Ann Riggs Barbie . Barbi 'ape Cod Forever. Neponsel. North Adams. ■What’s Happening? Cape Cod 78 kJ'D’MLSK FiU . Hard-soft boiled Frcgg . loston. Doobic Brothers. Halloween 78. Turkeys, ■riends. Torn . Chris M RoundAbout Paul Ritchie Tamra Riiii Denise Rssmano Chteut Oh baby. baby, it's a wild world. And it’s hard to get by just upon a smile Good luck. Flynnzo. Rocks. Zanno. Fish. Areeba You low life loser. Chevy! Mark Romano Michael Romano Bill Rogg Virginia Rowe Ginny Soccer 3: Yearbook 3. It's hard to cay Goodbye- lo everyone who hav been a part of my life ever since I started here My future is hard to predict, but all I can say is. Til never forget ya!' Deborah Russo Dfbfne Soccer I: Volleyball 2; Basketball 2; Softball 2 ■ Margaret Rugg Leslie Salvaguo Student Council 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; V. Pres 2. See 3; Q-Club I: Ski Club I. 2. 3; Latin Club I. 3. Page and Stage I. Grad. Usher 2. Prom Comm 3. Dues and Fund Raising 3: Blue Macs I. 2. 3: Girls State Delegate Stese Salvatore Debbsc Sanderson land I. 2. 3: Choir I. 2. 3: Stage Band I. 2. 3: Ski ‘lub I. 2. 3: Tenni I. 2. 3. 'em 10-25-73. Strawbernec. Ridm'. Skiing. Honda. I K.. Ihe crew . Ihe beach. Auvtna. Sv.il crland. iermany. Italy. England. Ireland. We do not cmember day , we remember moment . John Schnieder Kathleen Shaheen Mike Sarruda I'm not late.” Fri high Day . Robert Schermerhorn Tom Schow Jeanne Schuerch Band 1.2. Bu ride to Wa hington; Hotel Girl room. fan. ice bucket Joe. Brenda. Paula. Nancy. Judy. Love ya! F l.inda Schumacher 117 Patrick Shanahan Marilyn Shannon Mat Faxon. Ra lheon. Sandy Beach. Where's P.J.L.T Nun Karen. Labor Day Weekend. Noises. We armed with the world on our shoulders and we leave with it in our hands. John Shea Paul Skudnv Patricia Shine Pain To Our Gang : remember all the good times in class, gel togethtrs and New Years Eve of '78. You're the best. Paul Sico The Seek Go ahead and try the rest, but you all know who’s the best. Go cash. Geraldine Smith Dune Somontes Yearbook 3: Student Security Council 3: F.N.A. 2; F.H A 2.3 'Necer cay die . Dr. US., you show the kids how much you really care. Thai s one of the things that makes you so great! Thanks to all my friends John Love yj. Breaking up is hard to do Thanks Jim. Shirley Smith Georgia Sophis Paul Smy th Smylly “ Football I. 2. 3. Turkey day game 13-7. “Believe ya . Barbie Falricia Sordillo 'Triero F.H.A. 2. 3: Future Nurses 3: Prom Committee 3: Page and Stage I. Good Bye Gooks. Robert Sousa David Spink Kathy Stafficri Mark Stoker. A CShop. Service call to DDY We're out of here 2:30. Feron Fights in shop Thank God for F.nglish 78- 79. Robin Starck 5-5-13-78. People we have known and loved. Place we have been How beautiful in memory to ee them all again Joan Marie St. Angelo Joana Bono 0-Club 3. The smoke bo , luggage. M J. Turnpike- Bound. What a trip to Boston. Turkey Ralley Chicken Fat. Special Date 11 5 78. May all who try. suc- ceed Love Ma. Mary F. Staples MES CBC gang ... If someone doesn't have a smile give him one of yours! Christine Stearns Two 10th grade disaster. Ilth grade the beginning. 12th a year to remember. Fern Starr Buck wheat. Colleen. Rohm. Joanie. we'll always have each other. “Class spaceshot . My radio. Parly at Barbres. Raytheon and Faxon. Fern Baby. Fern, Disco inferno, cheese burger attack! Waller Steen Joanne Sturgeon Jo iood luck to all my fnendi after graduation in 'hatever you do. October 16. 19 7. Love ya. lurph. Jacqueline Swafford Sutf VIC'A; Student Union I. Believe in whatever you do and you'll alwayv be happy! Concerts! House Parties' Cape Cod! CRAZY V302 Miss ya! John Sullivan Football 2. 3; Swimming 3; Baveball 3. Camera Shy. Lisa Summering Bert Tervakoski David Swalmck Jeffrey L. Taylor j r wicked ! Ya . . . Right here.” 8 2 78 Jo's Tin ?omb Kathleen I homav Kathy Put a smile on your face to show the world that you're beautiful av you feel C. King Kathryn Thomas Robert Thompson Anna Tilak Charlie Thor ley Pipe Pitting and Plumbing V417. Venta's HedgeHopper weekenders Susan Tornberg To all senior band members Good luek in the future Remember A band that plays together. stays together. Charles Timcoe Beau Goodbye Mister Gibbs. Dunne Turney If there were dreams to sell, what should you buy? Louise Thomson Good times at Quincy High. B lunch. Weekends. Sam's. Beach. Dana' Dana' Dana' Psyche!! Sum- mer of '78. Senior Year . . C A . S A . N.C . M B . SG . S W . J.G . C M The years leach much which the days never know . Barbara Tocchx guidance Aide 3 Susan Tolson Carol Tosches Commodores slightly buzzed . Boz Staggs. Mobile Home — LG. B E., kinda-sorta ” LG.. Clamp it Lynne. Rowing. Noreen and Beih lei ii shine. D P. and MJ.C. Mithael's collage. Brock- ion via Marshfield. Carl Tripp Bonnie I ok of sky Bonnie Sue ’’HDYD” . . Cape Cod L.G. “(hanks. MEA. . . ou ... ou... ou . ,ou. . . I will. . FLC candy . . Forever dieting. The sun is my life ... No more Newton N. parties. French 4P2'. Kyria Tragellis James Tranter Jimmy Plumbing I. 2. Cruising. We’re out of here. What’s a study (skin) 0 J.R. A friend never lobe forgotten (Chris). ’’Let's go for coffee.” Michael Trubsano Truhi ” Baseball I. 2. 3; “The Slang”. N.H S Joseph P. Tucker Joseph Vallier Page and Stage I. 2. 3. Ski Club 2. 3: A P S. 2. 3: Coll Team 3. Stephen Venturclli I'rnia XYZ. P I I Club. M B, 8S. D M . C l . J.C.. Plumbing shop You hedgehopper. You might Rico. Guinea. Ri a Outa Here’ 24 F.llen Vakourt Cinzia Varrasso Cindy Schmcltetling. Eddie Rosatee . . . Bobby etc. . . The prom . . pinkie . . leflie . . termite rm 213 . . . tie . . . hat . . . lipstick and lunch . . 1 he rock . rummer of '77 . . . Wolla- ston Beach . . .my ring. . . 10-15-76.8-11-77. . . . Mi Piggie Charlie Merrdil Mr. P. and I loved it all!! Bye' Lisa R. Vallalim Ixt Summer of '78. T.C. S.Cyou meant alol to me. Had many great time . E.G.. (.S. also. Andrew Veneto Drew Don't stop thinking about tomorrow it will soon be here yesterda) gone, yesterdays gone. John Vespaziam Wrestling 1.2.3. L m Vlavsaku Lua V Bluebell (TM) . Roulita (MM). Debbie and Terry Saiurday Nights. (the boy , loo!) Johnnv B. (6-3-77) B Lunch Ben and Ernie Li , you're great D C. I'll never forget you J.S. and K.P (1984) Kevin Wallace Gina Volandre Deborah Walker Drbtiir Remember 7ih period studies when we never got our Bookkeeping done. Barb. Our 4th period gossip studs . . . Diane, fun in shorthand and typing . Barb M You'll survive Deb. 2 Wade H. Warner Band 1.2. 3: NHS2. 3. Mike Walsh Kathleen Ward Cynthia Watt Robert Wettland Cary Wilcox Soccer 1.2.3(Captain): Tenmi I. 2.3(Captain). Dawn Whitlow High School To meet to I.now. to love . . to part. Steven Whyte Patricia Wnwjunl 126 Sandra Wright Robert Wood Gar Yoon Liu Younic Nancy Younie Sane Color Guard I. 2. Band 2 We mi) be separated by time, but the memories we all have will keep uv av dove as il we had never parted. Remember the Band Freak Days Debra Zagami Cheryl Zannis Lights have nvi authority. Honda Smiling Faces : chasing rahhitv. Kyne thanks for everything, sunn mer of'16: If I could yuvt hold out 'til the weekend, everything will be alright THIS IS IV 11 25 78 Diane Za garni Di Teddy (Don't forget Janet). Barbara we'll mivv you Goosf luck to the class of T9 fimothy Bishop Kurt Braun Gary Fine Gregory- Gardiner !.i a Ferraui ' 28 Dennis Campbell Sharon Zcrcga Freggi and Hard-boiled. N.O. (?). Chasm- Rabbits. Summer of 8. All-nighters over Cheryl's. Jr. Prom. Kimba. the white lion. Commodores ’ Rm 222 Jeff 12-4-76 . ■ Tonight's the night Sandy Beach. My little baby. Good luck to the class of '79. Susan Alban Carol Aramian Li abclh Keefe Yen Iran ' 29 Michael Mannai Barbara Johnson Kalh McGowan Theresa McRuiim Su anne Kour James McHugh John Sullivan John McQuiggan IX'nnj Previtc Patricia Kennev Senior Prom Commiltcc. Ratheonv. Faxon. I don't believe it Love all. trust a few. do wrong lo no one. i ? 0 Richard Morahan Plumbing I. 2: Pipelining I: Crackersand Milk Joan Pavsalacqua And vo ii wav. ihar I came to travel upon a road that wav fond and narrow. Another place. Another grace. Would save me 11 11. m fnendv K I Mil Maria Papamarkor Papa Blue Macv I. 2. 3; Soccer 3: AFS 3: Fund Raiving 3: Ski Club 2 We went through hell together and we vure do need a rest: there iv no uve in tr mg because the clavv of vcvent -nine's the best. 132 Chinese recognition, the tragedy at Guyana, Iran’s civil war. and the hope for peace in the mideast. Singing valentines, candy bar sales, pictures with Santa. Bunky and Company singing Christmas Carols. Exchanging senior pictures Half days, every second Tuesday of the month. When rain cancelled midterms at 7:30 a.m.. and some of us showed up! Grease. Animal House (Toga). Heaven Can Wait, and Bcatlemania. Disco, the Freak. Billy Joel. Bee Gees, and Barry Manilow. The Jr. and Sr. Proms. 3 years of caf. studies. Weekends at Faxon. Raytheon. Uncle Sams. Wollaston Beach and Blue Hills. Always behind 18. . .19. . .20. . .21 Mr. MacDonald's fireside chats” Winning over North . . .AGAIN!! Lonely nights with Saturday Night Live. Family. Three's Company. Laverne and Shirley. Mork and Mindy. Taxi, and Roots II. Those final agonizing May days. The waiting for college acceptance. The unemployment blues Mr. Creighton's retirement. $1.00 a gallon? Whatever happened to the Blizzard of '79? Running around trying to get signed out. sober adulthood. Passing in assignments late, real late. Arena schedule. (No one who went through it could possibly forget it) Waiting for SAT and Achievement scores Saying goodbye to teachers and friends. The Special Needs Department of Quincy High is a special one for special people. People who cannot attend regu- lar classes use the center. The center is very well put together. They have a sec- tion called Food Service, where stu- dents learn to work at cooking, clean- ing. and serving food. Another department is Distributive Services, which covers such things as typing, filing, putting booklets together, using an adding machine and other clerical work. The Housekeeping department teaches cleaning, mopping floors, washing desks and other jobs. Finally, the Packaging and Assembly department teaches students to put combs into proper bags, and put tape on dispensers. These and other skills will be valuable in later life. The center is there to help people who need help: the work of the teach- ers in Special Needs will continue to be helpful for future students. 135 W 1970, A Year That Is Now Only a Memory susan civrtarese elaine dark susan ctarke michael coffey marcia cohen ann coletti john collins The sixties was a time of radicalism . . . Student Council Isi row (l-r) Marlene Reveliotis. Diane Solandcr. Laurel Peierson. Marianne Murray. Kaihy Mahoney. Peggy Kirk. Peggy Burchill. Cindy Aiguier 2nd row (l-r) Kerry Kirk. Marilyn Shannon. Lucy Jacob. Cindi Staples. Todd Veale. F.d McDonagh. F.lan F. ickson. Jim MacKay. Bill Dcvcr. Diane Somontcs Ski Club 138 R.O.T.C. (VI.i.CoL Frank LaPicrrc Squadron Commander March down the field to the music. Quincy is out for victory. Up with the blue and white banner. Cheer for our team triumphantly. Fight for the honor of Quincy. In her our hopes of glory lie. So we’ll play. play. play. At the game today. And we'll cheer for Quincy High! David Aimola James Coulter Charles lilslob Edward Gargano Matthew Harris Robert Mahoney George McHugh Dan McNamara Tom O'Connor James Perkins Debra Sanderson Joseph Sou a Raymond Taylor Cadets Stuart I yll Steve Weaver Peter Winquist David McGahan Susal Cataldo Paul Cann John Bursey Jim Moran Debra Aluisy William Barnes Steve C'3rbonneau Robert D'Angelo William Dcver William Dubois Robert Eisenhauer Scott Fano Michael Hubbard Mark Horner Sandra McDermott Paul Murphy Paul Potter David Rhode Joseph Serrilla Robert Cavanaugh Bonnie Campbell Mark D'Angelo David Brennan Barbara Cataldo Judy Clarke John Cunningham Francis LaPicrrc Paul McGuire Michael Howley Michael Bradbury Stephen Danckert Ronald Holland Elizabeth Leonard John Lyons William McCarthy Elizabeth Murphy David Stohlbcrg Robert Farmer Richard Farmer Jitn Kazangian Michael l.inchan Julie Lyons John Watkins Linda Widdison Fund Raising Commit- tee 1st row Kelly Morrill. Leslie Salvagio. Carol Caramanica. Susan Gardiner. I.orainnc Denver 2nd row Sally Abrahatn. Maryanne Brown. Marianne Murry, F.d McDonagh. Carol Anderson. I.ouise Thompson 139 Im row (l-r) Melissa McCauley. Mary Ann Cucinalla. Peggy Burchill Sec Leslie Salvaggio. Carol Carmanica. Robin Parsons 2nd row (l-r) Daniel Lulls Advisor Margarei Kirk. Wade Warner. Patricia Irvine. Michael Tribiano Treas.. Steven Parsloe President Barnes. Gerald S. Ghcrard Advisor missing Irom photo Frank LaPierrc Vice President William 40 Language Club 1st row (|-r) Linda Gale. Beth F.rwin. Nancy Edwards. Carol Toshes Sec. Ray Coscia Pres. Joann Hogan Vice Pres. Stacy Kesaris. Cynthia Cardarcili 2nd row (l-r) — Ms. Barbcro — Advisor. Jim Ladas. Sharon Cooper. Heather McLain. Donna Gale. Debbie Brodcur. Nadine Morris. Marilyn Shannon. Mar- ianne Murray National Honor Society F.H.A Isi row (l-r) Mrs. Mikami Advisor. Jeanne Pane — Sccrclary. Lisa Kadlick Pres.. Patricia Sordillo Vice Pres.. Kaihic Klcimda Treasurer. Mary F.llcn Gaiely 2nd row Joyce Boddie. Marilyn Benson. Cindi Staples. Donna Maze. Kathy Park. Christine Quigley. Dianne Somontes. Mrs. Rice Club Advisor. F.N.A. 1st row (l-r) Kathy Nicklas Secretary. Gail Cipolla — Pres.. LisLombardi - Treasurer 2nd row Mrs. Toy. Andrienne Cocco. Cindi Staples. Angela Nicastro Page Stage 1st row Beth Tutunjan. Margot Boland 2nd row Joe Vallier. Elan Ezickson. Stephen Weeks Director) ; 2 Children's Show Cast 1st row (l-r) Matt MacLeod (standing). Sean O'Sullivan. I.canne DelVecohio. David Carbonncau. Anthony Andronico. Katy Carlisle. Mary Barr. Robin Parsons 2nd row (l-r) Marguerite Boland. Julie Fraser. Chris Decry. Cheryl Baldwin. Barbra Anglin. Elan Ezickson. Patty Hogan. Melissa McCauley. Lucy Jacob. Mr. Stephen Weeks 3rd row (l-r) Robbie Roche. Jim Ladas. Carolyn Donovan. Beth Tutunjicn. Peggy Burchill. Sandy Cahill. Dandle Carbonncau. Patty Howe. Joe Vallier. Brian Kelly last row Loud Speakers 1st row (l-r) Ann Mane Nigro. Robin Parsons. Ms. Goldman. Maralyn Shannon. Leslie Salvaggio. Carol Caramanica 2nd row Ray Coscia. Steven Buckley. Marianne Murry. Joan Passalacqua. Sean O'Sullivan Science Fiction Club VPNDAllSK- 1st row (l-r) Angela Nicastro. Mark Hamel. A. David Masidlovcr 2nd row Mr. Orsini Advisor. Jim Hacunda. Jim MacKay. Jim Ladas 144 Prom Committee 1st row (1-r) Sharon Zerega. Carol Toschcs. Denise Decarli. Maureen Murphy. Colleen Harte. Joan Mane St. Angelo. Michele Lcaman. Marianne Murray 2nd row Joan Passalacqua. Marie McAuliffc. Kelly Morril. Kathy Powers. Beth Erwin. Leslie Salvaggio. Carol Caramanica. Mai Shannon. Mike Furey. Joanne Hogan. Stacy Kasaras. Cindy Cardirelh. Lisa Vlassakis 3rd row - John Rizzi. Janet Nolan. Donna Prcvitc. Tara Princo. Robin Shuman. Theresa McRusm. Norccn O’Malley, Nancey Edwards. Stephanie Chase. Stephanie Caparcll. Linda Gale. Terry LaPointc. Heather McClain. Debbie Brodcur. Joanne Stoker. Barbie R'gS Art Club L to r Dina DcLuca. Diane Tinncy. Hazel Conroy. Kathy Nugent. Susan Ericson with Lucille. Marisa DiAngclo. Pamela Shaw. Suzanne Waiting. Ms. Rose- mary Brolon Boyle 145 Concert Choir Eleanor Wpand. Maureen Walsh. Barbra Anglin. Danielle Carbonneau. Mea Tran. David Randall. Jean Arthur. Cheryl Baldwin. Michelle • ‘ ‘ • • “ iley.r . ................... Swanion. F.lan Ezickson. Donna Marcin. Paul Priestly. Nadine Morris. Joan Fantucchio. Lisa Glynn 3rd row (I to r) - Carolyn Donovan. Debbie Sanderson. 1st row (1 to r) — Eleanor Woan Lyons. Terreva Pearson. Jean Vcrrochi 2nd row (I to r) Linda Schumacher. Susie Seamans. Linda Baccari. Julie McCauley. Mary Barr. David Masidlover. John Elain Mullen. Bob Goguen. Alan Mallock. Robert Duncan. George Sicis. Rosalie Gregoli. Damion Blakeley. Steve Duross Missing from photo Margret Burc- hill. Cheryl Burns. Scott Campbell. David Carbonneau. John Cunningham. Robert Duncan. Susan Green. Peter Johnston. Melissa McCauley. David Randall Chess Club 1st row (I tor) Michael Nigro. Mr. William Pepc Advisor. Miss Sydelle Goldman Advisor. Dave Maemurdo 2nd row (I to r) Jim Keane. Frank Miele. Jim Brandolim. Jay Walsh. F.d MeDonagh. Sean McCormick. Fred Brandolini. David MeGahan. George O'Kane. Robert McFadrics Goldenrod Staff 1st row (1 to r) - Judy Clarke. Diane Somonlcs. Heather McLain. Nicola Gavcy 2nd row (I to r) James MacKay. James Ladas Editor. Mr. Dana Jones - Advisor. John Cunningham. Frank LaPicrre Missing from photo David Masidlover Pony Express 1st row (I tor)- Richard Manconi. Debbora Nigro. Katy Carlisle Editor. Carol Caramnica. Denise Lenard 2nd row (I to r) Frank LaPicrre. James Ladas. Cindi Staples. Ann Marie Nigro. Heather McLain Missing from photo Michelle McClelland. David Masidlover u A.F.S 1st row (I to r) Ms. J. Wolk — Advisor. Karen O’Toole. Nicola Gavey. Susan Jackson. Carolyn Donovan — Co pres.. Lucy Jacob — Pres.. Angela Nicasiro. Patricia Irvine 2nd row (I to r) Paul McCarthy. Michelle Garcia. Tricia Lenehan. Danielle Carbonneau, Cindi Staples. Laurel Peterson. Erie Stone. Kurt Johnson. Joe Vallier Math Club 1st row (I to r) — Larry Nicklas. Chris Erikson 2nd row (I to r) Mr. Walsh. Larry Rosen. Kathy Nicklas 148 The Production Staff of a yearbook may be compared with a group of actors performing in a theatrical production. Each member of the Goldenrod cast had a specific role to play, resulting in the completion of the yearbook. This year’s Goldenrod Staff was composed of an exceptionally large and talented cast of absentee actors whose teamwork and dedication were above and beyond the call of duty. Also, as in most productions, there was a small group of individuals hiding behind the scenes which was required to perform more than its share of work. Advising a less than ade- quate size team of hard-working individuals was a task greater than most directors would have been willing to undertake. One such director who triumphed over the impossible was Mr. Dana Jones. Mr. Jones, who could have easily directed this year’s exceedingly gifted cast of the popular Absentee Production, generously donated his valuable time and energy toward guiding the underdogs. Through his hours of unselfish work with the Goldenrod Staff, this yearbook has become a long-awaited reality. We. the behind the scenes members of the staff, wish to express our sincere gratitude to Dana Jones for being a truly dedicated advisor and genuine friend. Thanks for everything. D.J. 149 Winter Concert and Art Show 155 The Quincy High School football team had an average season but we had something that teams with good records will never have: Pride. Spirit. Loyally. Conditioning. Totighneu. and Lour. Pride meant that we could not be ashamed if we had lost a game because we were proud to play for Quincy. We could hold our heads high whether we won or lost. Spirit meant cheering each other on. giving each other that extra boost of confidence to help us win. Conditioning meant being in shape both physically and mentally . Loyalty meant that everyone spoke well of the team and we would always defend a te tmmate or coach if someone spoke badly about them. Toughness meant that if we were down in a game we could use that second or third effort to pull us through. Love meant a lot and we really found the true meaning of the word this year. It was love of the game and of life'that helped us to appreciate what we had and why. Playing for Quincy had its ups and downs, but when we were down there was always someone there to help us up. Thai’s probably the best advantage of playing for Quincy — you always could depend on your teammates to help you out — on or off the field. George McCarron I M Bottom row (l-r) Dave Campbell. Mike Furcy. Bob Brennan. Jeff Giordam. Chuck Dooley. Jim Campbell. Jack Campbell. Bob Mollov. Pat Clif- ford Top row (l-r) Coach Bob Sylvia. Manager Bill Campbell. Bob Craig. Tom Brennan. Chick Milford. John Furey. Scott Richardson. John Norton. Paul Flynn. Bob Currier. Bernic VanTassel. Rich Ahola. Dennis Casili. Jeff Gale. Hockey 1 Mike Furey John Norton Pal Clifford Bob Brennan Robbie Moiloy Rick Ahola Volleyball I. lo r. Kaihy Behan. Maureen Maher. Paula Lynch. Denise Leonard. Susan Callahan. Deb- bie Ohlson. Julia Slasio. I. 10 r. Debbie Ranahan. Mane Callahan. Linda Brennan. Sharon Koury. Carolyn Donovan. Karen Dcady. Barbara Mealy. Danielle Carboncau. Janet Rooney. Lisa Poulin I 60 Back row — Tom Rochc. Ron PuUifcr. Dario DiBona. Gary Wilcox. Peter Tautvaisas. Dave Giglio. Bill Flanagan. Neil Arnold. Bill Joyce. Jim Maguire coach Front row — Steve Priscilla. Paul McCaffery. John Norton. Marc I FIcur. Robert Palermo. Ron Dicesare. Peter Ryan. John Cotter. Bill Con- Cannon Boys Soccer 1st row Marc LaFleur. Ron DiCesare, John Cotter 2nd row Bill Joyce. Gary Wilcox. Dario DiDona. Dave Giglio. Neil Arnold 162 Girls Basketball Back (l-r) Susan Callahan. Laura Reilly. Ann McCarron. Maureen Maher. Maureen Walsh. Linda Brennan. Laura Miller Kneeling (l-r) - Captains. Denise Leonard. Karen Murphy. Paula Lynch. Lynne Powers The 1978-79 Girls Basketball team missed going to the tournament this year by one win. We have never gone before. This season was many things to the girls on the team. It was a heartbreak, a disappointment, an accomplishment, and most of all it was a learning experience. We learned not only about basketball, but also about life. We learned that there’s no such word as quit or give up , only faith . We learned the meaning of frustration and never-ending hope. We learned the meaning of physical pain and desire. We learned about competitors and rival teams and of true friendships. We learned about ourselves. As we seniors leave, we wish good luck and support for the teams of the years to come and hope that their desire and drive to win never dies. But we seniors will take with us the experience and memories of the past three years. We are filled with mixed emotions as our basketball season ends, but it has prepared us to face a challenge . . . and accept it. For this we are grateful. — Paula Lynch Basketball first row-awl. coach Doug McFarlanc. Scoll McDonald Rich Finnegan. Dana Guidicc. Tom McKay. Andy Carrera. Awl. coach John Franchsim second row Jeff Connerty. Sieve Pricella. Coach Joe Amorsmo Mike Connolly. Stan Benson Mike Connolly Dana Guidice Ray C oscia 160 Tom McKay Jeff Connerty Boys Swimming Boys Swim Team Top Left — Steve C'abezas. Bob Dulling. Paul McCathy. Bill Mahoney. Captain John Connlcy. Coach Amy Chcssia. Bottom Left Mike Rollins. Kevin Goslin. Mike Calahan Al Keefe. Tom Rollins. Kurt Johnson. John Swanton. 168 Girls Gymnastics 1st row Liz Norton. Carol Mavcr. Robin Gaura 2nd row Barbara Pciini. Cathy Brown. Julie Mullen. Claire Kussman. Debbie Urbanus. Christie Olivcrio. (Asst. Coach) Missing from photo Co-capt. Patty Murray. Sandy DcPolo. Sue McLoughlin. Jane Baron. Karen Koslowski i Wrestling 1st row (l.-R) F.ddie Ryan. Don Barnard. Ron DiOcsare. Kyle Frazier. Joe Souza. John Madden. Mike Shea. Paul Orlando. 2nd row (L-R) John Vespazian. Jim Mullarkcy. Rennie Crowe. Steve Nolarangelo. Steve Vcnlurelli. Kurt Braun. Jim Silcox. Mike Monahan. 3rd row Asst. Coach. Joe Strcadwich. Rob McDougall. George McHugh. Jim Graham. Frank McManus. Jeff Heath. Martin Doyle. Geof Caflisch. F.ddie MacKey. Mike Dalton. Mike Gordon. J.V. Coach. Tim Cahill. Head Coach. Carmen Mariano. 4th row (L-R - John Fitzgerald. Greg Oriola. Dan Murphy. AI Di vincentis. Joe Callahan. John Oleary. Todd Vcale. John Herald. Joe Irsine. •s 172 Back row (l-r) — Lori Laracy. Stephanie Caparcll. Teresa Aldoupolis. Elaine LcBIanc. Robin Schuman. Liz LaFavre Middle (l-r) Damclla DiBona. Debbie Brodeur, Sandy Thurston Front (l-r) — co-captain. Maureen Murphy, captain. Joanic Higgins J.V. Cheerleaders 176 Top (l-r) — Lorna Jeli. Maureen McCourt. Ann-Marie Calvi Middle (l-r) Daniella DiBona. Patti Mor- ris. Rosanne F.leuteri. Lucia Fabrizio. Anne Sandonato F;ront (l-r) Sandy Thurston, captain Laura Pao- lucci. Hazel Brown Missing co-captain Dede Desmond Production Staff Advisor Editor Business Manager Brenda Morrison Assistant to Editor Judy Clarke Yearbook Staff Frank LaPierre John Cunningham Diane Somontes Jim MacKay David Masidlover Yearbook Participants Michelle McClelland Marianne Murray Liz LaFavre Marie McAuliffc Barbara Riggs Lois Guglielmi Denise DeCarli Debbie Brodeur Angela Nicastro Peggy Kirk Paula Lynch George McCarron Kelly Morrill Cover Design James Ladas Photography Nancy Sullivan Jim MacKay James Ladas John Cunningham Diane Somontes Liz LaFavre Frank LaPierre Mr. Dana Jones . -Wfc watched ou on stage Cheered you on ihe field Walked ilh you in the corridors Greeted you in the Gym. Library. Cafeteria, and wherever you were There were we. A flash . . . a click of the shutter and we captured fora life time moments that are already memories. St) many hours, days and. months, yet so few What more can we say than Thank You. _ The Staff of S TUpi.CU 178 179 Jason's Luggage and Music Shop THERE’S ALWAYS A DEAL AT QUINCY 1630 Hancock St. Open 9 to 9; Sat. ’til 5:30 Free Parking 471-2220 CANTON Cobb's Corner Wash. St. at Rt. 27 Open 9:30 to 9:30 Free Parking 828 7780 ? • • 4 In My Life Goldenrod Supplement yg Awards Day In Memoriam Robert Wood My friend where did you go So soon I wanted to tell you I Loved you You touched my life And so many others Helped me grow Then left too soon Why did you leave? I wanted to tell you You were there when I needed you In sorrow I say Goodbye Now too late Wondering why I never Said I LOVE- YOU Barbara Wynn r trn- ... Boys Tennis Girls Tennis Girls Track National Honor Society Graduation 79 Dana Jones Tribule For the past six years. Dana Jones has been actively participating as Advisor for The Goldenrod Yearbook. His dedication and leadership has guided many an Editor and a yearbook staff through a difficult task of assembling The Goldenrod. Contrary to popular thought. Yearbook Advisors are not inborn with the knowledge of how to finance or organize a yearbook. Although the talent and ability are instinctive, the knowledge and courage must be acquired. This knack or ungovernable drive to organize and establish a quality standard for The Goldenrod was a part of Dana Jones which will not be forgotten. After six years and seven yearbooks as acting Advisor. Dana Jones has decided to hand over this important duty to a new group of individuals. Six years is an extremely long time to handle a yearbook and The 1979 Goldenrod Staff is quite pleased that we were able to benefit from Dana Jones’ many years of experience. The Goldenrod '79 Staff would like to wish Dana Jones the best of luck with his future projects and goals. J. L. and all The Goldenrod ’79 Staff Wc have been in school for twelve years. It is coming to an end. which may bring tears. I am glad for some of my classmates who have managed a career. For those who did not. please don't be in fear. For those who are going on to college, work, or whatever you do. Whatever you put into your future is what you will get from it for you. Make one good decision that will forever last. Try not to forget all of your past. So whatever you do. make the best of your life in the years to come. Love is friendship set to music, which might have been thought by some. Soon we will see new faces and places, and the old ones will fade away. So let’s keep in touch, soon it will be graduation day. Susan M. Erickson '79 SUNRISE . SUNSHINE . SUNSET’ HORIZONS . DREAMS ”. FANTASIES” Follow the easy Rider. He may lake you where to go. Far over the hills, or even a RAINBOW . Susan M. Erickson '79 Carol Caporale Apologies to Janet Wencek for the omission of her picture. APOLOGIES Due to various factors within and beyond our control, the Goldenrod Staff occasionally finds that our efforts fall short of perfection. We tried hard to avoid errors, but they happened anyway. If you were dismayed by an omission or a mistake, we apologize and ask your forgiveness. Renold Crowe Joe Flora William Foley Renzo” Wrestling I. 2. 3: Soccer 2. 3; Cross Country 3 Here I sit broken-hearted Paid my dues And got shafted. Grace Ann Murray Christina Shea Theresa M. Carroll Our apologies to the following students whose names were misplaced: Russell Neitlich and James Nel Our apologies to the following persons whose names were published incorrectly: Mr. William Phinney — Assistant Superintendent. Judy Appleby — Science. Sherry Curns — Social Studies. Rick Hutchison — English. Lloyd Buker — General Woods. Mel Pellegrini — Power Mech. Our apologies to the following teachers who were not featured in the Goldenrod ’79: Sean Mulready — English and Robin Murphy — Foreign Languages. (SORRY) Diamonds . . . Watches . . . Jewelry 1402 Hancock Street. Quincy. Mass. “In My Life” There are places I’ll remember All my life, though some have changed. Some forever, not for better. Some have gone and some remain. All these places had their moments, With lovers and friends I can still recall. Some are dead and some are living, In my life I’ve loved them all. But of these friends and lovers, There is no one compared with you, And these memories lose their meaning When I think of love as something new. Though I know I’ll never lose affection For people and things that went before, I know I’ll often stop and think about them. In my life I'll love you more. Though I know I’ll never lose affection For people and things that went before, I know I’ll often stop and think about them In my life I’ll love you more. In my life I’ll love you more. Production Staff Advisor — Dana C. Jones Editor — James Ladas Business Manager — Brenda Morrison Photographers— Miller Studios Nancy Sullivan Jim MacKay Awards Day Photographs — Nancy Sullivan

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