Reading Memorial High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Reading, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1970 volume:

' ■1. sir 7 v B Ur i.. t V 64 MIDDLESE READING, HASS. r ; -x-tf f ! f. • ♦ . V ■ , • . jr :� ’ r v ‘ •;• ' It- IMF j zS ' JL l Lt A l- v L !.;. v y, i Afc ■ ■ . � r I BSlA _ iV,; “ A s - - . • v« -- : « _• • •..■ � J 8 M •; • ' y� S ' K . • ' .k, . Mr� . ai ' ■. • •-••• - : ' 4 l ? j Miss Virginia Bartlett AUTOM 4 DEDICATION We, the Class of 1970, take great honor in the dedication of our yearbook to Miss Virginia Bartlett, who has devoted great time and effort to help the students of RMHS find their place in the area of Physical Education. The knowledge we have received from Miss Bartlett’s classes is not learning from a book but from oneself. Miss Bartlett has had to give more than from an encyclopedia—she has had to give of herself. A friendly smile, an extended hand, and a warm heart have made our classes and after-school activities a great deal more meaningful while at RMHS. Miss Bartlett has coached and taught with a firm hand, but has allowed for the laughs and good times when she has felt them appropriate. In sports, class, and gymnastics, Miss Bartlett has acquired the respect of all who work under her. We the Class of 1970 have felt the warmth of knowing that someone really wants us to reach a goal. Whether it be a forward roll on the mats, a double leg cut on the rings, or a simple” win on the field, we have known that there is that one person there cheering us on and helping every inch of the way. To you Miss Bartlett—our Thanks! Thank you for understanding and trying to help us through these important years of our lives. We must admit that we have made things quite difficult at times, but we do appreciate your putting up with us. We hope we will all realize what you have given to our class when, in June, you think to yourself— I know what I have given you—I know not what you have taken.” idea taken from Antonio Porchia Pioneer Editors Editor-in-Chief . .Kathleen Russell Coordinator . .Donna Kulakowski Art Editors . . Beth Angelo Gail Hall Joan Sulis Literary Editors . ..Susan Barrett Kathy Maher A1 Perry Business Editors . Bev Holtsberg Judy Lundberg Beth White Profile Editors .. Susan Rowell Chris Serrentino Jody St-Hilaire Photography . .John Anderson John Harker Bob White Art Work .. .Jan Baer Cathy Gibson Cover Design . .Jan Baer Our special thanks to our advisor Mr. Bond for his leadership, co-operation, and patience. FACULTY Administration Mr. Karakashian Principal A few words to each member of the Class of 1970— One thing you and I are agreed upon is that the human being is improvable and that the process through which he improves is the process of education. If you did not believe this, you would have dropped out of school long ago. Now that you are about to be graduated from high school, don’t abandon this belief. Whether you continue, your formal education elsewhere or not, continue to observe, think, learn, and grow. Don’t despair if the broad societal changes you desire are slow in coming. Stay within the broad mainstream of your society and do your bit by improving the quality of your own life, and the world will surely become a better place to live in. Ara A. Karakashian Mr. Spence 1970! The new decade we begin is another chance, not just for you, but for all mankind. This new world before us is too immense, too diffuse—too intricate and complex for one person to contain or comprehend it all. The ideal of the Renaissance Man—he who strove to know all, to be all—is now an impossibility. All we can hope to do is to choose as wisely as we can the one theme in time which best has meaning for us and to live our theme, do our thing. Mr. D ' Orlando Your generation has a freshness of vision, question¬ ing mood, and willingness to participate which can make you highly effective in chipping away the rust of hypocrisy from the old verities of the human heart which Faulkner wrote about—love, honor, compassion, freedom. By your actions, ideas, and feelings you can re-create those values for yourselves. The process is eternal. 9 Guidance Counselors Mr. Pacino Miss Hart illliPv V- SW; mmm. Mrs. Forman Mr. Greene Mr. Dunbar Mr. White Miss Stein History Department 11 Mr. Bond English Department Mr. Cahill 13 Mrs. Bell Math Department Miss Brooks Mr. DeBeck Mr. Black Mr. Nathans 15 Mr. Congdon Mr. Hollingsworth 17 Language Department Mrs. Langsam Mr. Nisco 20 Mrs. MacMillin Miss Reed Mr. Brett Miss O’Brien Mr. Levesque 22 Business Education Mr. Blaney Mrs. Roberts Industrial Fine Arts Mr. Jackson Mr. Wales Miss Roy Mr. Morrison Mr. Patterson DECA - Mr. Ostrander Mr. Roth 23 Home Economics Department Mrs. Sutherland Mrs. Dee Librarians Mrs. Silva, Mrs. MacDonald Miss Bartlett Mr. Hales Coach Hawkes Miss Blum Coach White Physical Education 25 Secretaries ' . Mrs. McDonough, Mrs. Gromyko, Miss Underhill Health Room : Mrs. Lazenby, Mrs. Bell ft L Jfm V j ajjj i � V 4 j 1 • 1 1 Cafeteria Workers: Mrs. Kinsley, Mrs. Demenkow, Mrs. Isacson, Mrs. Pendergast, Mrs. Richardson. Missing: Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Vickery, Mrs. Mullen CUSTODIANS 26 .copyright, Pushiiae tfte Clouds Away”? 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Clouds are not the cheeks of angels you know... they ' re only clouds 28 Friendly Sometimes 29 I But you can never be sure ) 30 If I had long er arms fd push the clouds away 31 Or make them hang above the water somewhere else But I ' m just a man, Who needs and wants 33 Mostly things hell never have looking for that thing that ' s hardest to find... 34 I ' ve been going a long time now, Along the way I ' ve learned some things 36 if you’re not part of the solution... you’re part of the problem. r You ' ve got to make the good times yourself take the little times and make them into big times 37 And save the times that are all right 38 For the ones that aren ' t so good fir HL L imm • � ?! ? ■ ’ ' fe«M M ■ ■ : Htfr art ranfcrial m which s4ttr.s«tai|: jvilhry maker rrb utf hich wilt cmihlc $« render to muterefciod o’ar involmiimt Inehwfcd.tfr (tic vww and ■ rhinjis of Lyndon Johmon, Do ( hi Mi� h, Nj: T Inti Dim;. $ oh« V, Kennedy, ( ' ln� u Fn-hii John foster Of Iks McCk-orge ftumfy Dwight 0. fisenfeoWcf, •W vm Morvc, ILmv Morgeiitlmtt. ftold Hather$l m, Wesley R. 1 M. Bernard Farit t fcffiMitie, Dohaki l usm tv?, and RM Sdit ' «U tf J«� v HIM tlfe fs«at «� - � � ••♦n.lk. cc tc WCH WH� IN «OW Of rut CAW. V deal _ ‘ vy ssriStSi hi IH ' •vfvji «jf ' , ‘ hxU l� t“l« •� (� ! ttn Pn s 3� . ' , 51 H ( .- !, t � ; Wlw WKJ-IOVT. i t � � � UM4 S � « ' • -. 0 « MB ;. SM 39 fve never been able to push the clouds away by myself, 41 42 jg£ M American Field Service Nish Akanuma and Mark Dobbins I was dreaming of my second home-town Reading in the bus running on a super highway through beautiful green trees beside lots of blue lakes. When I got here, I noticed it was almost the same with the Reading in my dream; color¬ ful houses among trees, the school made of brick, and beautiful churches, etc. I think kids have more freedom here than in Japan. You don’t have to worry about your college so much. You don’t have to study hard regardless whether it is good or not. You can do anything you want to. I think America is a paradise with lots of troubles; Vietnam war, racial problems, social problems like Hippies and drugs, crime in the big cities. Here we have freedom—sometimes too much—and what we should do now is think of mental problems more than physical problems. )FS 61-7°- What will I say to them? What will they say to me? How will we understand each other? A thousand such thoughts babbled through my head as the old train rumbled on its way to Limache. The true beginning of my AFS experience in Chile would soon be upon me. What would await me there in Limache, in my new family, my new school, my new friend¬ ships? What secrets were hiding behind their strange faces, their strange names, their strange language? As the months went by, I shared their lives from day to day, and their mystery began to unravel itself before me. They were not so strange after all, we really began to understand each other quite well. It was a year of understanding really, a year of understanding satisfaction and disappointment, success and failure, happiness and sadness, joy and sorrow. It was a year of living, perhaps. It was a year of people living together. But my year ended all too quickly, and as the day of departure drew closer, again I thought of my family, my friends, my town, strangers-never- more, and I said, What will I say to them?” There was no need for words—we understood one another. _ 2 FTT-c - fS 61-76. FIRST ROW: (L. to R.) : Martha O’Neil, Joan Sulis, Linda Tebeau, Lynne Bacon, Sue Aucella, Jean Adams, Donna Coughlin, Mary Casten. SECOND ROW: Carol Bosworth, Anne Stinchfield, Claudia Miksen, Sandy Radulski, Debbie Davarich, Donna Nunziato, Rosey Edson, Terry Thomann, Michele McCauley, Marysue Zemlin. THIRD ROW: Greg Golden, Mike Millman, Dave Williams, Alan Case, Scott Lander, Jeanne Roman, Betsy Watt, Paula Gugger, Candy Burns, Sue Barrett. LAST ROW: Bob McLaughlin, Lennie Godfrey, Bob Griffin, Ken Muir, Gary Kushing, Steve Rice, Mike Tocco, Jon Hartford, Howie Lincoln, Shen. Officers: Joyce Tucker, Vice-President, Paula Prescott, Secretary, Jody St-Hilaire, Treasurer and Dave Kenney, President. The Senior Play 50 Drama Club FIRST ROW: Russ Macomber, Chaz Doughty, Ken Converse, Jay Stone, John Anderson, John Riley, Neil Gustafson, Steve Woerz. SECOND ROW: Howie Lincoln, John Harker, Bob Jones, Ed Merullo, Tom Van Horn, James Roman, Rick Saunders, Bruce Denhard, Steve Crockett. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Vinci, Maryl Weston, Beth White, Pat Gray, Sue Woodruff .SECOND ROW: Nancy Rickley, Flo Haugh, Kathy Duffy, Carol Bulley, Carol Mooney, Melissa Pones, Joanne Doughty, Nancy Patterson, Jackie Etling. THIRD ROW: Sue Beede, Marla Dixon, Beth Smith, Beth Asmussen, Karen Arnold, Cindy Hovey, Karen Mac- Kenzie, Trina Rosa, Jeanne Roman. LAST ROW: Jane Nicholson, Karen Leslie, Elaine May, Ja n Wilkinson, Sharon Cavanaugh, Maureen Smith, Pam White, Nancy Toperzer, Joan Reilly. 51 52 53 Library Assistants FRONT ROW: Janet Englund, Maureen McCauley, Michele McCauley. STANDING: Nancy Kathan, Barbara Nichols, Laura Thompsen, Tom Nole. 54 John Ward, Bob Boulter, Dan Young, Dave Richards, Earl Thompson, John Thoma, Bob McCann. SEATED: Mary Bucchieri, Barb Wilkins, Linda Tebeau. STANDING: Paula Dishmon, Mardi Mueller, Marsha Brown. MISSING: Karen Arnold. 55 FIRST ROW: Kathleen Russell, Sue Parry, Katrina Rosa, MarySue Zemlin, Jody St-Hilaire, Debbie Skelley, Donna Kulakowski. SECOND ROW: Marlene Levy, Ruth Rankin, Kathy Cleary, Pam Broadley, Leslie Roop, Linda Brown, Pam Hollingsworth. THIRD ROW: Robert MacLaughlin, Vern Chandler, Jim Laurilliard, Mike Winslow, Brian Convery, Mary Somers. STAFF IIRST ROW: Sue Aucella, Joan Sulis, Robin Rex, Debbie Skelley, Ruth Rankin, Pam Coridino, Mary Hynes. SECOND ROW: Paula Mossman, Rosemary O’Brain, Cindy Muese, Joan Feener, Pam White, Joan Rielly, Michelle Palmieri ,Carla Dawson, Susan Barrett. THIRD ROW: Dean Groves, Dwight Messenger, Bob Perry, Ken Muir, A1 Perry, Mike Tocco, Frank Dunn. MISSING: John Anderson. EDITORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Maher, Judy Lundberg, Gail Hall, Susan Barrett, John Harker, Jody St-Hilaire, Donna Kulakowski, Holli Green, Kathy Russell, John Anderson, Sue Rowel, Chris Serrentino, Candy Burns, Joan Sulis, Beth Angelo, Bev Holtsberg, Beth White. CD CD 10 vfl T j 3 55 45 A ? 5 f43 fat. • 35 73 Varsity Football FRONT ROW: J. White, D. Messenger, R. Batchelder, P. Pelosi, A. Murphy, R. DeVellis, D. Merullo, C. Canning, J. Kiley, J. Herrick, R. MacLaughlin, E. Greeley, D. Roberston, C. Batley. SECOND ROW: J. Hartford, P. Acquavia, W. Pendergast, S. Keenan, M. Nazzaro, M. Tocco, R. Perry, J. Wells, L. Haines, N. Mull, R. Godfrey, T. Thies, J. Laudani, Coach J. White. THIRD ROW: W. Glennon, J. Fader, C. Fennelly, R. Worden, R. Lindley, J. Nickerson, H. Gent, W. Symonds, S. Calvin, M. Millman, J. Baccari, R. Morelli, Coach J. Hollingsworth. FOURTH ROW: S. Rosa, C. DeSisto, J. Brenton, J. Falabella, A. Weston, P. Moscariello, R. Degel, W. Acquaviva, J. White, P. Gugger, M. DeSisto, J. Vozella. NOT IN PICTURE: Coach P. Soule, Equip. Manager Mr. Appleby, J. Nihan, J. Wozella, J. Johnson, N. Gustafson, J. Hagerty. Football Coach Hollingsworth, co-captains Craig Canning and Dave Merullo, Coach White 58 Football Banquet FRONT ROW: Patricia Flynn, Dawn Meehan, Joann Christofi. SECOND ROW: Beth Smith, Pat Conary, Merry Brennan, Kathy Allen, Kathy Cleary, Carla Dawson, Denise Boissineau, Wendy Steadman. THIRD ROW: Pam Steward, Debbie Davarich, Leah Simblaris, Marilyn Sullivan, Judi Alsterland, Bev Brownlow, Maureen Sheehan, Karen Enos, Caryn Jones. FOURTH ROW: Lois Gustafson, Lee Mangelincky, Diane Calhoun, Gerry Mitchell, Michelle Palmieri, Maureen Smith, Debbie Nardone, Sue Leblanc, Nancy Warnick. FIFTH ROW: Sheri Cavanaugh, Marilyn Buc- chieri, Sue Smith, Marie Davidson, Elizabeth Regan, Sue Colde- way, Nancy Lincoln, Joan McKinley, Janet Rice, Lauren Partelow, Debbie Brown. Co-captains and mascot : Patricia Flynn, Dawn Meehan, Joann Christofi. FRONT ROW: Sandy Andrews, Jan Nagle, Jim Roman, Tom Van Horn, Bob Jones, Ed Merullo, Ray Porter, Maryl Weston, Katrina Rosa. SECOND ROW: Mario DixonSusan Beede Steve Crockett, Gary Kendall, Steve Woerz, Rick Saunders, Jane Nichols Pam White. THIRD ROW Nancy Patterson, Debbie Beard, Roberta Dixon, Chaz Doughty, Bob Hurlbet, Leigh Pnebe, Carol Vassill, Gudrun Grimsdottir. FOURTH ROW: Mr. James Roth, Peter Hayward, Doug Kydd, Gary Rust, Jack Richmond, Wayne Gautreau, George Lefavour. Band 61 Baton Squad Dance 62 Standing: Susan Barrett, MarySue Zemlin, Jean Byington, Robin Holbrook, Kathie Munsen, Kim Lander, Caryl Jones. Kneeling-. Jody St.Hilaire, Debbie Sorrentino, Carol Emanuelson—head cheer¬ leader, Janet Dunn, Bernie Pothier r s 63 The Cheerleaders ' Dance I 64 Field Hockey FIRST ROW: Lynne Bacon, Pam Broadley, Linda Brown, Flo Haugh, co-captains Trina Rosa and Suky Grover, Kathleen Russell, Karlynn Wilshere, Maryl Weston, Cheryl Vinci. SECOND ROW: Rosey Edson, Jeanne Roman, Kim O’Keefe, Myla Morrison, Wendy Roberts, Joanne Calla¬ ghan, Nancy McGlinchey, Sarah Wells, Jan Duclos, Nancy Patterson, Janet Pomerleau. THIRD ROW: Barb Wilkins, Paula DiNatale, Marianne La Liberte, Cathy Vinci, Pat Wasserboehr, Tannie- Steen, Kathy Lyons, Terry Thomann, Karen Hughes, Cathy Sumberg, Liz Diamond. FOURTH ROW: Sue Beede, Marla Dixon, Karen Hoffman, Elaine Birmingham, Marjorie Pothier, Karen Lewis, Cindy Kiley, Kathy Somers, Betsy Jones, Miss Bartlett, coach. FIFTH ROW: Marianne Dunn, Rosemary Westra, Linda Brown, June Bosworth, Sue Jones, Nancy Carlson, Linda McElveen, Marilyn Haas, Anne Hinnendael, Caryl Jacques. FIRST ROW: (left to right) : Frank Vitale, Jack Deplich, Jeff Van Doren, Jeff Haas, Bill Cronin, Dave Williams, Jon Svenson, Jim Roman, Steve Peters, John Harker. SECOND ROW: Ron Manoogian, Leo Kennelly, Kenneth Bacon, Peter Grover, Russ Cutler, Dave Goddard, James DiNatale, Bob Andresen, Brett Blake, Ken Converse, Wayne Cripps. THIRD ROW: Wes Bowker, James Barrett, Rick Nordin, Phil Pacino,- Ray Thompson, Steve DiSisto, Jay Prescott, Doug Warnick, Wayne Davis, Steve Gerrard, Jack Neumeyer. FOURTH ROW: Barry Drew, Bob Blaisdell, Gary Cushing, Steve Dentali, Ken Muir, Eric Peterson, Brian Deplitch, Dwight Shen, Steve Chandler, Greg Dube, Coach David Garland. Jon Svenson, Mr. Garland FIRST ROW: Tom Thies, John Chipman, Paul Young, Bill Cronin, Jon Svenson, Vernon Chandler, Craig Batley, Jack Deplich. SECOND ROW: Phil Pacino, Bruce Cameron, Bruce Killam, Richard Baird, James Haggerty, Jack Neumeyer, Paul Cleary. THIRD ROW: Brett Blake, Dave Wasseboehr, Joe Falabella, Mike Flarery, Bob Warden, Barry Drew, Gary West, Rick Adams. FOURTH ROW: Greg Dube, Steve Chandler, Jim McCauley, Steve Ernst, John Nunziato, Greg Golden. Basketball SECOND ROW: John O’Keefe, Joe Casey, Rick Burpee, Peter Moscoriello, Bob Andreson. FIRST ROW: Jeff VanDoran, John Harker, Dave Kenny - Captain, Jeff Haas, Craig Canning. Mike Perry, John Brenton GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Standing (Left to Right)-. Mike Camorata, John Gilligan, Chip Gent, Bob Perry, Ed Greeley, John Kiley, Jeff Wells, Steve Granelli. 2nd Row. Alan Webster, Bob Stark, Steve DeSisto, Jon Ballou, Mike DeSisto, John Storti. Missing : John Gill, Wes Bowker O C Wrestling U U ' V ll Am m k Ik, wn tk k pl m H JBa A® wM WM mM t Sl I 1 4 T i R ; ;§i 1 1 ) i r ■■ 1 1H ■ [ _ | 4 w n L . ! 1 1 ■1 v ! f 1 Wi ' « • n u K i JL mm j r r,, A X.- Mi MKJH Shi IMF � M r J L |h1 FIRST ROW: Ralph Sulis, Dave Goddard, Scott Lander, Nish Akanuma, Mike Tocco, Peter Acquiviva, Bob MacLaugthlin, Jon White, Steve Calvin, John Nickerson. SECOND ROW: Mark Winslow, John Curtis, Ken Kaulbach, Jeff White, Mike McNaney, Jeff Briggs, Steven Swanson, Gary Gromyko, Gary Nihan, Lenny Haines. THIRD ROW: A. Fall, John Murphy, David Steffen, Steve Garard, Bruce Gustafson, A1 Weston, Barry Smith, Rich Degal, Jim Barrett. FOURTH ROW: Dave Meserve, Steve Dentali, Ron¬ nie Manoogian, Bob Stamalis, Mike Mahoney, Mike Millman, John Bacari, Bill SimionS. 70 FIRST ROW: Bob Hartford, Steve Calvin, Jim Hagerty, Judy Alsterlund, Treasurer, Jono Hartford, President, Becky Syer, Secretary, Russ Cutler, Vice-President, Niel Gustafson, Howard Lincoln. SECOND ROW: Ken Converse, Wendy Roberts, Mi¬ chelle Palmieri, Paula Gugger, Chris Chamberlain, Joyce Tucker, Nancy Carlson, Linda McEleven, Gail Marchinko, Dan Croupee. THIRD ROW: Betsy Jones, Nancy Balintone, Sue Acella, Susan Barrett, Beverly Brownlow, Debbie Nichols, Cathy Vinci, Paula Prescott, Kathy Flach, Lauren Partelow, Flo Haugh, Lynn Bacon, Karen Hughes. 71 Ski Club Outing Club 72 73 74 Gary McPhee (President), Linda Tebeau (Secretary), Betsy Watt (Treasurer), and Jeff White (Vice-President). Jane Calvo (Secretary), Mike Millman (President), Sally Johnson (Treasurer), and Billy Simons (Vice-President). Sophomore Class Officers Junior Class Officers 75 ' mf(gw , -w. t _ Junior 1970 s 7 y e Harbor - inuiir X ° m I ' d ® VE Bl smoking in l ° V 5 IruW V GraP e ' r I Mooney,Van Horn star in FINIAN ' S RAINBOW ( Skipping at Singing Sands rtys 13 Club | I ■ Kiley and Camarota Lead Hockey Team Ken Brockway Svenson + C y 9 Most SmproOed to JWquaOtiia c ‘ ' ' t ' i o 51 Jt Cronin Track Captains a f‘r ior Dobbins goes to Chil C. (College (Acceptances o v Kenne Y, Hartford Uu.- Mac ' S , n ' ° 0l ° n ° °n State SUNNIER of ' 70 Commons’ « —,r «P r ■ V nrr Ingersoll Awar ' s r£ d ‘ J ‘ aJer S . ’ eooeV e 6 CoP xo ' P ' v$ V °° P ° ' . x0 kc ' | 0 _ S cw]T UNSUNG HERO . M „ (men Li; n Lead Matmen White and MacLaug of the tim Wrestling Team Best Score Record 1970 change in dress ° de in RLIDD lGOR E M o° ney y an Dobbins. Sophomore Beach Trip H ■“ ■ wh ; ftarusue oEemlttt in Smmn Kenney , Canning Sophs in Tech Jflarysue £j mlut in Urania iFrs filial Scoring [iley Sets Reco y - , ' c ° 4 o ' 4 ° 4 Cla.e Office - WJt - Ma,Lr - Parry - ees JNoraforium Sag, ©ri. 1969 Leaving During School, Anyway Outing Club . 0 ge ] - - - A „. l!AOU , Nish Akanuma AFS Student From Japan Silfo (gets Hat trick Veen 00 ' Weils, Mn • P ° rry r e Office ' W Soph°m° r T 82 ARIES (March 21st to April 19th) Energetic Aries people are excitable and exciting— fun to be with. Masters of diplomacy, Ariens utilize their talents to understate their aggressive and headstrong nature. Daring and impulsive, they are very often leaders, rarely followers. Aries people possess an enormous sup¬ ply of ambition and the incentive to make all their dreams realities. 83 Peter J. Acquaviva 18 Avon Street Trim” . . . likes and is liked . . . member of football and wrestling teams . . . Lunch Patrol . . . will be successful at four-year art school. Kathy J. Allen 16 Pine Ridge Circle! Member of the Baton Squad . . . enthusiastic supporter of school ac¬ tivities . . . will enter Massachusetts General School of Nursing. Judith Alsterlund 14 Virginia Road Judy” . . . always laughing . . ., active . . . treasurer star of Gym¬ nastics Club . . . Baton Squad . . . hopes to teach exceptional children. Elizabeth Angelo 133 Belmont Street Beth” . . . lively sense of humor . . . future elementary school teacher ... likes to read and draw. Linda J. Arsenault 3 Tanglewood Circle Lin” . . . enjoys parties and dances . . . likes POD. . . . plans to be a stewardess in the future. 84 Alan Baker 32 Baker Road Another Cahillian disciple . . . skiing! ... on to a two-year col¬ lege. Susan Barrett 293 Summer Avenue Peppy cheerleader . . . excitable . . . fun . . . always on the go . . . plans to attend a four-year college. Thomas Beals 20 Irving Street Enjoys participating in sports ... quiet .. . plans on becoming a veterinarian. Linda Brown 63 Sunnyside Avenue Member of National Honor So¬ ciety . . . likes sports and physics .. . aspires to attend college to study mathematics. Marcia Brown 14 Barrows Road Clown” . . . enjoys doing office work for Mr. D’Orlando . . . known for her art work ... a future air¬ line stewardess. 85 Joanne Christofi 98 John Carver Road Jo” . . . leader of Baton Squad . . . enjoys dancing, bowling, ice skating . . . hopes to attend a four- year college in New England. Nancy Clark 269 Lowell Street Quiet, affable member of the senior class . . . nice smile . . . future includes college. Donna Coughlin 615 Summer Avenue Friendly and funny . . . interested member of the Student Council . . . loves to sew . . . physical therapist. Darlene Doucette 83 Green Street Member of Lunch Patrol . . . usherette at Senior play . . . hopes to attend business school next fall. Frank Dunn 83 County Road Lizard” ... an Irish fountain boy . . . hockey, gymnastics, base¬ ball . . . enjoys gym with Coach Hawkes . . . plans to be an electri¬ cian. 86 Steven Granelli 22 Bolton Street Bump” . . . member of hockey team . . . enjoys P.O.D. with Mr. Appleby ... on to a two-year school. Edward Greeley 42 Kieran Road Ed” ... a superb football player . . . good-looking guy . . . fantastic sense of humor. Leonard Haines 182 Forest Street Lennie” . . . serious-minded . . . dedicated football player, wrestler . . . college or the service. i Beverly Holtsberg 62 Charles Street Bev” . . . look for the red helmet . . . motorcycle . . . surfer . . . skiier . . . athlete ... a great sense of humor . . . plans to attend college. Robert Jones 74 County Road Bob” ... an accomplished drum¬ mer . . . spare time interest—bas¬ ketball ... on to a four-year New England college. 87 Richard McGlinchey 3 Condor Road McGlinch” ... his long hair . . . enjoys engineering graphics . . . consumer economics . . . future plans indefinite. Richard Merrill 125 Grove Street Master Councilor of DeMolay ... interested in auto mechanics . . . pet peeve no talking in study” . . . a great kid . . . William Mitchell 273 Haverhill Street Mitch” . . . GTO . . . chopper . . . enjoys clerical work . . . works at Sunoco. Steven Montgomery 217 Walnut Street Steve” . . . mouth constantly open . . . always in motion . . . un¬ decided about future. Carol Mooney 65 County Road Moon” . . . enthusiastic . . . acting talent . . . fond of Mr. Ca¬ hill’s English class . . . 88 Veronica O’Brien 56 Wakefield Street . . . talkative, friendly . . . enjoys a good joke . . . future indefinite. Paul Pelosi 42 Dana Road Rippy” . . . one of the fountain boys . . . member of the football team . . . future plans indefinite. Joan Reilly 302 Summer Avenue Always willing to help others . . . enjoys languages, especially French . . . hopes to teach after attending U. of Mass. Corrine Rich 169 Haverhill Street . . . funny, lively . . . likes P.O.D. with Mr. Amerikaner . . . Remem¬ ber those weekends : . . Nancy Rickley 95 Timberneck Drive Nance” . . . member of Rocke- teen Council . . . accomplished pi¬ anist ... on to college. 89 Leslie Roop 85 Salem Street Wes” . . . enjoys playing guitar . . . writing poetry . . . National Honor Society . . . aspires to become a medical technologist. Donald Springford 17 Middlesex Avenue Dingy” . . . enjoys science fiction . . . quiet senior .. . hopes to become a math teacher. Thomas Thies 163 Pearl Street Tom” . . . quiet, sincere senior . . . member of the football team . . . M.Y.F. Vice-President ... to college. Earl Thompson 134 Forest Street Duke” . . . stage and projection crew . . . plans to join the Navy . . . a career in electronics ahead. Robert P. White 65 Timberneck Drive Bob” . . . involved with Cross Country and Pioneer Staff . . . fav¬ orite teacher, Mr. Cahill . . . aspires to be a sports photographer . . . Keith Williams 12 Macintosh Road . . . skiing, skiing, and more ski¬ ing . . . dislikes last period on Fri¬ day ... on to a liberal arts college. 90 (April 20 to May 20) Taurus people are conservative and determined, pos¬ sessed by a realistic approach to life. Loyal, steadfast, and patient, they are generally easy to get along with. Their will power’’, however, often makes them im¬ possible to sway and very stubborn and set in their ways. Once aroused by desire, Taurians will yield to nothing short of success. Daniel Agneta 39 Edgemont Avenue Rosey” . . . great friend to all . . . likes almost everything, espec¬ ially teasing girls . . . college in the fall. Mary Bucchieri 284 Lowell Street Bukie” . . . hobbies range from swimming and dancing to reading . . . pet peeve is English class . . . plans for future include working for a year, then marriage . . . David Appleton 24 Wentworth Road Bass guitarist . . . loves the ski slopes . . . motorcycles . . . gymnast and wrestler ... to enter college. Richard Cataldo 22 Collins Avenue Rick” . . . member of the Band . . . enjoys water skiing . . . plans include college . . . Beverly Brownlow 10 California Road Bev” . . . Baton Squad and Gym¬ nastic Club . . . enjoys sewing and water skiing . . . four-year college . . . elementary school teacher. Gregory Cullen 33 Edgemont Avenue Member of the tennis team . . . active in church functions . . . plans to attend Northeastern to study Physics . . . 92 Warren Dasho 21 Kingston Street Dash” . . . happy, carefree-likes girls and music ... Senior Privileges Committee . . . hopes to enter a vocational school . . . Jeanne Frotten 128 High Street Enjoys sewing and cooking . . . member of C.Y.O. . . . plans to enter the business field and work in Data Processing . . . Raymond Doyon 103 Timberneck Drive Ray” . . . enjoys hunting, skiing, swimming . . . tries to keep happy . . . plans to attend a technical school, then work . . . Gloria Gardner 65 Minot Street Glo” . . . shy and sweet . . . active in B.Y.F. . . . counselor at Baptist Day Camp . . . fond of sew¬ ing . . . airline stewardess. Karen Ericson 32 Tennyson Road Eric” . . . Student Council Red Key . . . likes swimming and vaca¬ tioning in Florida . . . will attend Chamberlain School of Retailing next fall . . . David Goddard 227 Haverhill Street Member of the wrestling team . . . involved in many community activities . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . tropical fish . . . four years of college after graduation . . . 93 Kenneth Grava 1 Hillside Road Ken” . . . active member of Gymnastics Club, track, wrestling . . . enjoys working with cars . . . favorite class—shop . . . Caryl Jones 136 Howard Street Chinca” ... a cute, happy-go- lucky cheerleader . . . enjoys POD. with Miss Ross . . . loves parties, dances . . . Jeffrey Haas 45 Catherine Avenue Jeff” . . . carefree . . . hustler on the basketball team . . . will attend college next fall. Caryn Jones 136 Howard Street Jonesy” . . . interested in art, skiing, and mountain climbing . . . just loves Baton practices . . . plans a career in art education. Jonathan Hartford 67 Forest Street Jono” . . . athletic interests: football, baseball, gymnastics . . . respected, sensitive . . . college and special education . . . Judith Lamson 19 Emerson Street Lively senior . . . always on the go . . . member of the Student Council . . . Rocket Hi-Lites . . . future in fashion design . . . 94 Kathleen Maher 77 Summer Avenue Ma” . . . active on Sudent Coun¬ cil, Rocket Hi-Lites . . . literary editor of Pioneer . . . plans to attend a four-year nursing school. Thomas R. Manuel 15 Dana Road Tom” ... a profound thinker . . . non-conformist . . . enjoys playing the guitar . . . future lies in rock music. Maureen McCauley 269 West Street Mo” . . . President of the Library Club . . . enjoys playing guitar . . . working with people . . . three- year R.N. program in nursing. Leslie McGregor 47 Tamarack Road Les” . . . Rainbow . . . works at The Children’s Shop . . . enjoys art, creamies, horseback riding . . . Student Council . . . plans include attending college . . . Robert Miller 27 Berkeley Street Bob’s interests include camping and sports . . . works at Gray’s Mobil Station and R.M. Ormes Moving . . . Projection and Stage Crew . . . Patricia Perry 69 Hopkins Street Pattie” can be found horseback riding . . . enjoys English . . . plans to work for an airline in the future. 95 Maureen Sheehan 156 Green Street Reenie” . . . Baton Squad . . . enjoys dancing . . . Woburn Busi¬ ness School . . . office job . . . Randolph Sims 68 Arcadia Avenue Randy” . . . active in I.B.M. 1 and 2 . . . DeMolay . . . employed at the Atlantic Food Mart . . . Suf¬ folk University in Boston . . . Maryl Weston 293 Pearl Street . . . musically inclined . . . Band and Glee Club . . . enjoys oil paint¬ ing, school sports, and Rainbow ... hopeful elementary education ma¬ jor .. . Karlynn Wilshere 338 Main Street Quiet . . . enjoys reading, writing . . . field hockey . . . plans—execu¬ tive secretary. 96 (May 21st to June 20) Gemini people are extremely clever, genial, and witty. They are in control of agile minds and are flexible and adaptable to all situations. Tending to diversify their ideals, Geminis are often confronted with and forced to make a decision. Success for Gemini is obtained by fol¬ lowing through definite plans with great concentration. 97 Shinichi Akanuma 283 Minamihara-machi Suzakashi, Nagano-Ken, Japan Nish” . . . quiet and easy to like . . . our” exchange student from Japan . . . especially enjoys Outing Club and playing basketball . . . a valuable contribution to our Senior class. Sandra Andrews 209 Haverhill Street Sandy” . . . enthusiastic . . . athlete . . . singer . . . Senior Play star ... to enter field of physical therapy. Charles Arthur 437 Summer Avenue Charlie” . . . laughable . . . friendly . . . enjoys sports . . . plans include college. Marianne Barletta 26 Henzie Street Prom committee . . . Pep Squad . . . likes to sew . . . car racing . . . works at Barr Insurance Agency. Robert Boulter 19 Knoll wood Road Bob” . . . Stage and Projection Crew . . . likes P.O.D. with Miss Stein . . . will pursue the study of electronics next fall. Desmond Conti 177 Woburn Street Desi” . . . mischievous . . . enjoys his weekends . . . future un¬ decided. Donald Cooper 52 John Street ' Don” . . . enjoys engineering drawing . . . works during his out- of-school time . . . will work after graduation. Glenn Cummings 54 Martin Road . . . interested in water skiing . . . favorite class—Spanish with Miss McCue . . . plans to go to a four- year teachers college. James Dolan 347 Charles Street- Jim” . . . friendly . . . fascinat¬ ing sense of humor . . . active in class affairs . . . dabbles in wood working and photography . . . four- year liberal arts college. David Ellis 12 Middle Street Dubba” . . . Bruins hockey fan . . . enjoys sports, P.O.D. with Miss Stein . . . will probably enter the Service after graduation. 99 Susan Ferris 97 Scotland Road Sue” . . . very likeable . . . Ski Club . . . Pep Squad . . . enjoys Mr. Dunbar’s History of Art class . . . college . . . Kathleen Flach 29 Westcroft Street Kathy” . . . great in gymnastics . . . or any sport ... to follow up as a Physical Education teacher. Arlene Fletcher 6 Virginia Road Sam” . . . captain of girls’ tennis team . . . involved in Hi-Lites, Ski Club and Outing Club ... a four- year college. Deborah Folland 38 Blueberry Lane Quack” . . . gregarious, loud . . . enjoys her fun-filled weekends . . . two-year school. Holli Greene 85 Hartshorn Street . . . likes school, people, and keeping busy . . . participated in B.Y.F. . . . plans to attend a four- year college. 100 John Harker 106 Prescott Street Always interested in others . . . member of basketball, baseball, cross country teams . . . Vice Presi¬ dent of Senior class . . . plans to major in Engineering or Science. Karen L. Hodgkins 119 Hopkins Street Midget” . . . out of school hours spent at American Mutual . . . en¬ joys P.O.D. with Mr. Appleby . . . hairdressing school . . . Leo Kenneally 14 Intervale Terrace Witty senior . . . lots of fun . . . valuable member of the track team . . . Rocketeen Council . . . four- year college. David Kenney 39 County Road An accomplished basketball player . . . captain of the team . . . Presi¬ dent of the Student Council ... an all-round leader. Howard Lincoln 13 Baldwin Lane Howie” . . . truly gregarious . . . Student Council . . . sports . . . host to our foreign exchange stu¬ dent . . . engineering. 101 Christopher Lobdell 149 Walnut Street Chris” . . . spends time with short-wave radio . . . likes rock music . . . intelligent . . . plans for college. Linda Marino 66 West Street Quito” enjoys being on the soft- ball team . . . collecting antique bottles . . . snowmobiles . . . plans to attend a two-year business school . . . Christopher Martin 3 6 Lawrence Road Chris” . . . always into trouble . . . likes a joke . . . future plans indefinite. David McKee 35 Dunbar Road Masher” interested in cars and hockey . . . pet peeve—teachers who play classical music in class . . . hopes to attend Lowell Tech. Kevin Meier 33 Belmont Street Julies” . . . member of DeMolay . . . enjoys English with Mr. Hodg¬ kins . . . hopes to further his edu¬ cation. 102 Janet Nagel 5 James Road Jan” . . . always laughing . . . student director of the Senior play . . . Rocketeen . . . elementary education. Michael Nazzaro 21 Melbourne Avenue Mike” . . . goodlooking—nice eyes . . . member of the football team . . . college ahead. Glenn Patterson 35 Prospect Street Wild comments and fountain as¬ signments . . . enjoys skiing of all kinds . . . plans four-year school. Wayne E. Smith 30 Avon Street Smitty” . . . quiet Senior . . . greatest interests—surfing, skiing, and scuba diving . . . Broadcasting School after graduation. Wendy Steadmam 44 Winslow Road Wen” . . . member of Baton Squad . . . Mr. Appleby is high on her list . . . plans to work after graduation. 103 Elizabeth Steele 107 Grove Street ... a quiet intellectual . . . typical New England ski nut” . . . significant contributor to Nim¬ rod ... on to college. Lynette Wheeler 18 Criterion Road Adventurous Lynette enjoys sky diving . . . motorcycles . . . skin diving . . . amiable to all . . . four- year college. Jon Svenson 1090 Main Street Track star . . . captain of Cross Country team and winter track teams . . . enjoys scuba diving and drawing cartoons ... a future florist. Nancy Wood 54 Belmont Street Woody” . . . funny ... an ac¬ tress . . . enjoys dancing, horseback riding . . . will enter Boston City Hospital School of Nursing next fall . . . Stephen Trites 40 Longwood Road Steve” . . . avid surfer and skier . . . enjoys History of Art . . . member of winter track team . . . on to college . . . Warren Zitzow 25 Park Avenue Zita” . . . active on Executive Board . . . soccer team . . . Boy Scouts . . . employed at Gilchrist’s . . . further education at landscap¬ ing school. 104 (June 21st to July 22nd) Cancer people like to think of life in romantic and poetic terms and have a bewildering imagination. Hyper¬ sensitive, Cancer people are ruled by emotion, which easily influences their thoughts and actions. Success for those born under the sign of Cancer is achieved by weigh¬ ing their emotional nature with realistic hopes for the future to create equilibrium. 105 Wayne Beckett 35 Tamarack Road Wayne” . . . quiet, friendly . . . enjoys P.O.D. . . . English with Mr. Cahill . . . one of our Distributive Ed Students. Claire Birmingham 25 King Street Bubbles” skiing enthusiast . . . painting . . . member of Executive Board . . . career in nursing. Sandra Black 67 Whitehall Lane Sandy” . . . likes spectator sports —dislikes Math . . . member of Student Council . . . plans to major in English at a four-year college ... William Bowden 6 Marla Lane Bill” . . . quiet senior . . . sports are his interest . . . more schooling ahead. Robert Brennan 78 Mt. Vernon Street Bob” . . . employed at the At¬ lantic Food Market . . . enrolled in DECA . . . will work after graduation. 106 Denise Chamberlain 169 Walnut Street Interested in art and skiing . . . favorite class is ceramics . . . fav¬ orite teacher—Miss O’Brien . . . hopes to attend an art school . . . Gary J. Collins 152 Forest Street Mechanically inclined . . . en¬ joyed classes with Mr. Mofford . . . will go into business management next fall . . . Christine Chamberlain 5 California Road Chris” enjoys the ski slopes . . . actively involved in Gymnastics Club, Executive Board, Drama Club, and Outing Club . . . four- year college next fall . . . John Dady 100 Border Road Daddy” . . . one of the guys who enjoys math class . . . intramural sports . . . wants to go on in engineering. Annette Del Gaizo 53 Richard Road . . . flashy, lively . . . loves her weekends ... on to business school. 107 Marcia Doiron 132 Village Street Tish” . . . enjoys transcription with Mrs. Roberts . . . holds a job at Gilchrist’s . . . plans to attend Chandler School for Women . . . Jane Dunlea 9 Longwood Road Janie” . . . outgoing Senior, head of the Pep Squad . . . employed at Fabric World ... to major in elementary education. Carol Emanuelson 17 Whitehall Lane . . . head cheerleader . . . enthu¬ siastic smile . . . peppy . . . pet peeve phoney people” . . . avid hockey fan . . . four-year college ahead . . . Jacqueline Etling 235 Walnut Street Jackie” . . . sweet, cheerful . . . starlet in the senior play ... on to a junior college after graduation ... Joan Feener 626 Haverhill Street Joni” . . . Member of Hi-Lites staff and Drama Club . . . enjoys playing guitar . . . active in C.Y.O. . . . a future Math teacher . . . 108 Donna L. Gile 22 Kingston Street Always smiling . . . member Pep Squad . .. enjoys sewing and hockey games . . . goal is to become airline hostess . . . Dennis Gillespie 18 Wenda Street Dennie” . . . great sense of humor . . . camp baseball instructor . . . on to college and a career in hotel management. John T. Gonzalo 69 Green Street ' Gonzy” . . . enjoys English . . . avid homework hater . . . carpen¬ try is his goal . . . Patricia A. Gray 39 Harrison Street Pattie” . . . friendly, talkative . . . active in Glee Club, Rocket Hi-Lites, Nimrod . . . enjoys Miss Ross . . . college awaits her . . . Patricia Harral 34 Longfellow Road Pat” . . . enthusiastic Red Sox fan . . . enjoys Math and Mrs. Mac- Millin . . . plans to go into nursing. 109 Roxanne Hazelwood 868 Main Street Roxie” . . . energetic . . . Outing Club . . . great dancer . . . active in Pilgrim Fellowship . . . hopes to become a nurse. George Hewitt 23 Lee Street Todd” . . . comical . . . pastime —cars and hunting . . . Appleby fan . . . participates in football, soccer. Cornelia Hoyle 65 Marla Lane Corky” . . . member of Drama Club and Ski Club . . . enjoys music, skiing ... on to college. Edward Merullo 9 Browning Terrace Ed” . . . enjoys drums, music, Glee Club . . . Senior play . . . plans to attend college in Boston area. 110 Katrina Rosa 39 Howard Street Trina” . . . actively involved in field hockey, basketball, softball, and Outing Club . . . hopes to at¬ tend Colby College next year . . . Gary Nihan 6 Hancock Street Active in football . . . wrestling . . . would like to attend a four- year liberal arts college. Henry Ouellette 237 Ash Street Henna” . . . always laughing . . . likes working on cars . . . enjoys listening to hard rock. Rosemary O’Brien 27 Plymouth Road Quiet and hard-working . . . gets things done . . . involved in many activities ... to be a first grade teacher. Ill Dorothy Surette 168 West Street . . . Faithful member of the Pep Squad . . . loves English with Mr. Cahill . . . enjoys working at Austin Prep . . . plans to attend business school. Rebecca Syer 51 Brook Street Becky” . . . involved in Gym¬ nastics Club, Outing Club, Rocket Hi-Lites . . . interests range from sewing to hiking ... a four-year liberal arts college awaits Becky ... Laura Thompsen 13 Timberneck Drive Happy, quiet . . . likes tennis and skiing . . . school librarian ... on to a fou r-year college. Susan Ward 107 Green Street Sue” . . . enjoys horseback rid¬ ing, sewing . . . member of Execu¬ tive Board, Junior Prom Committee . . . DECA. 4 Beth White 399 Summer Avenue Wiffa” . . . versatile, mischie¬ vous . . . her laugh and happy-go- lucky personality are rare trade¬ marks . . . future plans—college, Vista, and touring America. 112 V (July 23rd to August 22nd) Those born under the sign of Leo are capable of expressing deep love and affection. Confident and noble, Leo people are often envied for their high ideals and their ability to reach these ideals. Leo people are benev¬ olent, generous, and extremely sympathetic to the suf¬ fering of others. Leos take great satisfactio n in their numerous achievements and can easily obtain greater success if they do not allow pride to interfere. 113 Karen Arnold 21 Gleason Road Member of the Glee Club . . . Past Worthy Advisor in Rainbow . . . to be an office worker. Peter Botka 11 Boswell Road Pete” . . . profound thinker . . . a real individualist . . . sincere, in¬ tense . . . future plans indefinite. Michael Bellman 106 Gleason Road Mike” . . . member of the ten¬ nis team . . . enjoys the challenge of a good chess game ... to college. Jane Carbonneau 139 Salem Street Janie” . . . Lunch Patrol . . . dance committees . . . enjoys Mr. Cahill . . . office work after grad¬ uation . . . John Bilicki, Jr. 890 Main Street Jack” . . . enthusiastic skier . . . favorite class is P.O.D. . . . hopes to attend a trade school . . . Joy Casey 141 Belmont Street Carefree member of the class . . . likes doing crazy things . . . dislikes rainy weekends . . . special educa¬ tion. 114 Dana Celia 139 Howard Street Always making wisecracks . . . the practical joker . . . future plans indefinite. Elayne Elwell 15 Dustin Road Member of Pep Squad . . . Senior Prom Committee . . . works at First National . . . will remember Mr. Gillis. Heidi Christensen 51 Auburn Street . . . Creative, artistic ability . . . Lunch Patrol . . . favorite teacher— Mr. Cahill. Carl Erickson 942 Main Street Skip” . . . Distributive Educa¬ tion student . . . Surety Bank and Trust Co. . . . likes cars . . . college. John Deplitch 405 Lowell Street Member of winter and spring track teams . . . light sense of humor . . . college. Virginia Freitas 120 High Street Ginny” ... a friend to everyone . . . interested in class activities . . . Executive Board. 115 Gilbert Gallant 23 Criterion Road Gil” . . . industrious senior . . . involved in class activities . . . gymnastics star . . . Susan Howard 486 Franklin Street Sue” . . . always willing to fight for something . . . talkative . . . member of Rocketeen and Outing Club . . . plans for college—Peace Corps. Michael Hubbard 189 Green Street Hubba” . . . may be seen work¬ ing at the Atlantic . . . likes English class . . . plans on college. Susan Keenan 43 Berkeley Street Suzy” . . . our Sophomore and Junior class treasurer . . . dedicated Rockets fan . . . football queen . . . wants to teach special education ... James Laurilliard 54 Marla Lane Jim” . . . likes physics class, Mr. Amerikaner . . . works at First National . . . future plans include an engineering school . . . 116 Lynn Mossman 72 Prescott Street Appreciates Mr. Cahill’s wit . . . P.O.D. with Mr. Amerikaner . . . enjoys Rockets’ football games . . . future plans—junior college . . . David Miller 521 Pearl Street Dave” . . . accomplished skier on the slopes and on the sea . . . seen working at the Atlantic Food Mart . . . plans to attend a four- year college . . . Joyce Mangion 55 Intervale Terrace . . . quiet senior . . . enjoys class with Mr. Gillis ... on to secre¬ tarial school. Paula Mossman 72 Prescott Street Artistic, creative . . . enjoys par¬ ticipating in sports . . . member of Ski Club, Rocket Hi-Lites . . . Rainbow . . . college-bound . . . Paula Noseworthy 115 Willow Street Legs” . . . bright, good natured . . . noted for her innocent eyes . . . Rainbow, M.Y.F. . . . plans to attend a business school. 117 Martha O’Brien 43 Prospect Street Active on basketball and softball teams . . . glad to be rid of fire drills during gym” ... to teach History. Martha O’Neil 20 Sherwood Road An active member of Rocketeen . . . found serving customers at Friendly’s . . . has enjoyed her sen¬ ior year . . . plans to attend a junior college . . . Janet Perkins 102 Dana Road Jan” . . . enjoys Miss Stem- bridge’s English class . . . likes to ski . . . hopes to major in special education . . . Michelle Petrillo 73 Track Road Mickey” . . . happy Senior . . . artistic ability . . . enjoys Mr. Dun¬ bar’s class . . . secretarial school next year . . . Carol Santoro 62 King Street Member of Pep Squad . . . col¬ lects china . . . works at Bradlees . . . on to business school. 118 Richard Saunders 106 Forest Street Hondo” . . . busy with Senior Play, Executive Board, Band . . . enjoys Miss Stein’s P.O.D. class . . . college next fall. Donna Stapleton 627 Summer Avenue Quiet, friendly . . . enjoyed Eng¬ lish with Mr. Bond . . . college- bound. George Strazzere 895 Main Street . . . great sense of humor . . . alwa ys ready for a practical joke . . . participated in DECA. Rosemary Torraco 125 Main Street Rosi” . . . carefree, happy-go- lucky . . . swims in summer . . . likes tobagganing in winter . . . retailing or advertising. Temistocle Volante 24 Russell Road . . . favorite teacher—Mr. Wales . . . enjoys engineering graphics . . . likes hockey and water skiing . . . college candidate . . . 119 Evans W. Waldron 84 John Carver Road Chunky” . . . active in DeMolay . . . interests lie in skiing and working with cars ... a career in engineering. Jonathan White 24 Meadow Brook Lane Jon” . . . one of the most athletic members of our class . . . active in football, wrestling, and Teen Coun¬ cil .. . college awaits Jon next year. William Weaver 13 Short Street Weav” . . . interested in music, photography, flying . . . fashionable . . . future commercial airline pilot. John Whalen 28 Chestnut Road . . . favorite sport—hockey . . . cars fascinate him . . . future plans unknown . . . Dianne L. Yeomans 131 Main Street Bambi” . . . enjoys excitement of rock concerts, dancing and horse¬ back riding . . . will attend Chandler School for Women and work at New England Mutual . . . Robert Zwicker 238 Ash Street B.Z.” . . . enjoys guitar and girls . . . member of cross country team . . . plans to study music . . . 120 Vlft O (August 23rd to September 22nd) Virgo people are obsessed with logical, analytical, and methodical mannerisms. Extremely industrious, they are driven by precision. A Virgo’s key to success is the development of more understanding and imaginative ways of dealing with people. John Anderson 46 Wakefield Street Enjoys playing the guitar, writ¬ ing, mountain climbing . . . helped organize the Outing Club ... on to college next fall. Janine Baer 185 Prescott Street Eugene” ... a real individu¬ alist . . . exceptionally talented artist ... on to art school. Robert Batchelder 71 Franklin Street Batch” . . . made his mark on everyone’s ears! . . . first love— football . . . claims he has worked during high school ... a career in the Armed Services. Nelson Burbank 24 Juniper Circle Nellie” ... a real ladykiller . . . happy-go-lucky senior ... to attend a four-year college. Tony Cail 76 Deering Street Kind . . . considerate . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . plans a career in engineering. Vernon Chandler 140 Pine Ridge Road Vern” . . . favorite class is physics with Mr. Murphy ... in¬ volved in Outing Club . . . hopes to attend Yale and major in engi¬ neering next fall . . . 122 Nancy Chapin 147 Bancroft Avenue Nance” . . . beautiful blonde . . . member of Executive Board and Rocketeen Council . . . hopes to attend University of Maine next fall. Eunice Comeau 21 Fairview Avenue Talkative . . . vocal member of the class ... a future in the busi¬ ness world. Diane Cressinger 93 Pine Ridge Road DiCress” . . . sensitive, intelli¬ gent . . . Ski Club . . . future in retailing for Jordan Marsh. Stephen Crockett 26 Oak Ridge Road Steve” . . . member of the Band, Glee Club and Ski Club . . . actively involved in DeMolay ... a four- year college awaits Steve . . . Steven Keenan 98 Eaton Street Steve” . . . good sense of humor . . . loves his weekends . . . football team. Russell Cutler 84 Forest Street Tique” . . . great gymnast . . . enjoys soccer and spring track . . . a future in data processing. 123 Kim Lander 5 Avalon Road ... a peppy cheerleader . . . enthusiastic supporter of class ac¬ tivities . . . college next fall. Marlene Levy 46 Timberneck Drive Lev” . . . seemingly quiet . . . lots of fun . . . National Honor Society . . . medical technology. Kathleen Madden 363 West Street Kathy” . . . hard-working mem¬ ber of the props committee for the senior play . . . friendly . . . always smiling . . . hopes to attend a four- year college in the future. t Kathy Mihelis 257 Main Street Kath” . . . new girl from Pea¬ body . . a seamstress . . . enjoys English class . . . plans to become a hairdresser or fashion merchan¬ diser. Alfred M. Perry 10 Spring Street Al” . . . school newspaper and golf team . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Cahill . . . would like to be a journalist or lawyer. 124 Lilian Polonski 1 Charles Street, Apt. D. Lil” . . . our gain, Brazil’s loss . . . subtle sense of humor . „. on to college, then back to Brazil as a social worker. Robyn L. Rex 151 Grove Street . . . especially enjoys P.O.D. with Mr. Amerikaner . . . favorite spec¬ tator sports—hockey and baseball . . . enrollment in a junior college next fall . . . James Roman 41 Avalon Road Jim” . . . member of the Band, track team, Outing Club . . . active in school affairs . . . four-year col¬ lege. Stephen Ryan 329 Haven Street Face” . . . likes Miss Ross’s P.O.D. class . . . Bookkeeping II . . . future plans undecided. Robert Schellenbach 12 Whitehall Lane Schelly” . . . toothy smile . . . avid skier ... on to a four-year college. 125 John Storti 123 High Street John” . . . pleasant personality . . . member of the hockey team . . . college ahead. I Michael Tocco 15 Pennsylvania Avenue Mario” . . . friendly, enthusiastic . . . active in Student Council, foot¬ ball, and wrestling ... a future pharmacist. Frank Vitale 25 South Street Bowla” . . . seen running on Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track teams for RMHS . . . has en¬ joyed his senior year . . . pet peeve is Monday Morning” . . . 126 (September 23rd to October 23rd) Libra people are concerned with peace and always utilize peaceful means of achieving their objectives. Librans are devoted to harmony and beauty and can not tolerate disorder, war, and ugliness. Librans are balanced, poised individuals who cooperate readily with others. Libras must be careful not to compromise their ideals for the sake of avoiding argument. 127 Patricia M. Conary 49 Spring Street Pat . . . member of the Baton Squad . . . interests include horse¬ back riding and sewing . . . future includes college. Brian Convery 43 County Road One of the more sophisticated members of the class . . . truly enjoys opera . . . National Honor Society . . . college. i ... Jtl. IHHi Diane Cowan 25 Orange Street Dee” . . . enjoys horseback rid¬ ing and football . . . member of the Pep Squad . . . business school in her future . . . William Cronin 170 South Street Bill” . . . co-captain of track team . . . nutty senior, well-liked by all . . . enthusiastic skier . . . college. Ann Dodd 67 Hillcrest Road Can be seen working at Friend¬ ly’s . . . member of Drama Club, Glee Club and Band . . . will enter UNH next fall and major in math . . . 128 Patricia Flynn 51 Bancroft Avenue ' Tricia” . . . high kicker—leader of the Baton Squad . . . friendly . . . plans to major in Elementary Edu¬ cation. Jeffrey Foxon 63 Colburn Road ' M OCKA” ... a happy person . . . noted for broken legs . . . member of DeMolay ... on to Ottawa University . . . Gardner Gray 10 Kieran Road Sandy” . . . member of Ski Club . . . Cross country . . . Colonial Chorus . . . college . . . career in biology. Wayne Gray 77 Pond Street, Billerica, Mass. Sports enthusiast . . . member of winter track team . . . enjoyed years at RMHS. Dean Groves 541 Haverhill Street Dino” . . . seen at the hockey rinks every week-end ... a loyal fountain boy . . . enjoys Gym with Coach Hawkes . . . plans to attend college after graduation. 129 Michael Hart 19 Winter Street Mort” . . . member of the foot¬ ball squad . . . interested in sports . . . hopes to major in engineering at Northeastern. Frances K. Levy 46 Timberneck Drive Fran” . . . always talking . . . teachers pest . . . fantastic laugh . . . future history teacher??! Fredric King 23 Elliott Street Fred” . . . involved in mini courses and Scuba Club ... in¬ terests range from underwater pho¬ tography to boat racing . . . marine biology and oceanography. Donna Kulakowski 44 Oak Street Kula” . . . running down the halls . . . A.F.S. finalist . . . Drama Club ... to become a teacher ' just like Mr. Spencer” . . . 130 Judith Lundberg 767 Main Street Judi” . . . musically inclined . . . volleyball fan . . . Pioneer Business Editor . . . interested in becoming a public accountant. Karen MacKenzie 30 Susan Drive Mac” ... a fabulous sense of humor . . . Rocketeen Council . . . Gymnastics . . . would like to be a first-grade teacher. Remember that car! Robert Mclntire 362 South Street Bob” . . . good things come in small packages . . . that red hair . . . will attend a four-year college next year . . . Peter Migliaccio 39 Line Road . . . favorite class—gym with Mr. Hales . . . spends a lot of time fooling with cars . . . enjoys hockey . . . works in his spare time. 131 Todd Morang 237 Main Street Frenche” . . . interests include basketball, motorcycles . . . likes P.O.D. with Mr. Appleby . . . New York bound after graduation. Fredrick Moss 9 Greenwood Road Fred” . . . great sense of humor . . . likes skiing, riflery, Mr. Ameri- kaner’s P.O.D. class . . . wildlife management. Kathie Munsen 45 Park Avenue . . . cute, blonde cheerleader enjoys class with Mr. Brett cosmetology school. Sherman Nichols 40 Orange Street Sherm” . . . IBM assistant . . . member of DeMolay and B.Y.F. . . . will wear navy” blue next year. William Pendergast 78 Hartshorn Street Penda” . . . illustrious captain of the spring track team ... a real athlete . . . likes metal working . . . 32 Paula Prescott 33 Berkeley Street Poola” . . . peppy . . . Student Council Secretary . . . Rocketeen Council . . . enjoys painting and skiing . . . special education. Helen Richardson 8 Torre Street Hel” . . . Glee Club .... likes data processing . . . does not like getting up early ... in the future she plans to go to a data processing school. Robert Riley 85 Hancock Street ' Rile” . . . enjoys skiing . . . engineering drawing . . . p lans to attend a four-year college . . . - m Gayle Roche 37 Harvard Street . . . friendly smile . . . enjoys sewing and listening to music . . . on to a secretarial school . . . Jay Stone 91 Green Street Remembered for his fine acting and singing ability . . . spent many enjoyable hours in Drama and Glee Clubs ... a career in acting awaits Jay . . . 133 Nancy Toperzer 99 Pine Ridge Road Member of Glee Club and Out¬ ing Club . . . enjoys tennis, skiing, guitar-playing . . . hopes to attend school in Boston. John Ward 15 Kingston Street . . . member of ski club, winter track team . . . enjoys English with Mr. Cahill ... on to a technical school. Jeffrey Wells 435 Franklin Street Slapper” . . . fantastic hockey player . . . well-respected . . . sopho¬ more class President . . . hopes to attend UNH next fall. 134 (October 24th to November 21st) A Scorpio person has a dynamic and forceful person¬ ality, which enables him to dominate his environment. A Scorpio’s sharp, penetrating mind is often incapable of patience and is frustrated easily. This shortcoming, however, is tempered by Scorpio’s capacity for facing reality. For success, a Scorpio is advised to relax a little and enjoy some of the obviously aesthetic aspects of life. Marianne Barry 12 Lakeview Avenue . . . shy . . . beautiful smile . . . spends her spare time with a cer¬ tain someone ... a future in the secretarial field . . . Reginald Didham 1140 Main Street Reg” ... a nut . . . enjoys science fiction and records ... a member of Congo Church Choir . . . plans to attend Northeastern, a career in data processing . . . Scott Campbell 30 Juniper Circle Likes his P.O.D. class with Miss Stein . . . enjoys working on cars . . . future plans are indefinite. Mark Dobbins 56 Arcadia Avenue . . . AFS finalist . . . year in Chile . . . witty, intelligent . . . starred in Ruddigore . . . hopes to attend an ivy-league college next year. Richard Collette 58 Woburn Street Rick” . . . Projection Crew . . . Chess Club . . . bowling, scuba div¬ ing and photography. Thomas Gilligan 109 Bancroft Avenue Tom” . . . snow skiing, water skiing, and target shooting . . . has played J.V. football . . . likes study halls . . . plans to continue work in Graphic Arts. 136 Robert Graham 72 Cross Street Bob” . . . enjoys physics . . . interested in mechanics . . . involved in both YMCA and PYF . . . future plans indefinite. Pamela L. Hollingsworth 417 Lowell Street Pam” . . . friendly smile . . . avid Rockets fan . . . secretary of Rocketeen Council . . . UNH next fall. Florence Haugh 13 Colburn Road Flo” . . . helpful . . . sports- minded, both spectator and partic¬ ipant . . . major in medical tech¬ nology. Walter Irons 245 Franklin Street Wally” . . . enjoys baseball, hockey ... an active member of M.Y.F. and DeMolay . . . further education at a local school . . . Joseph Hildreth 20 Pierce Street Joey” . . . loves to work on cars . . . always seen riding his motorcycle . . . future plans un¬ decided. Brenda Lauritzen 303 Main Street Member of Pep Squad . . . Rain¬ bow . . likes to sew . . . wants to attend Chandler School of Business. 137 Thomas Lewis 22 Oak Ridge Road Lew” . . . interested in all class activities . . . Rocketeen co-chair¬ man . . . Massachusetts Boys’ State . . . avid skier . . four-year college. Russell Macomber 29 Highland Street Russ” . . . the class humorist, always making jokes . . . worriless, carefree . . . hopes to attend North¬ eastern and major in engineering. Ronald Manoogian 32 Victoria Avenue Manoog” . . . quiet honor stu¬ dent . . . wrestling and track . . . enjoys math class . . . engineering school. 138 Andrea McIntyre 12 Browning Terrace Andy” . . . never a dull moment . . . enjoys exciting weekends . . . will work after graduation. Robert Myers 55 Marla Lane Bob enjoys playing hockey . . . water skiing in the summer . . . works for First National . . . plans for AFROTC and further school¬ ing .. . Paul Neilson 45 Putnam Road Outing Club, ski club . . . enjoys Mr. Wales and engineering graphics class . . . four-year college. 139 Jeanne O’Callaghan 10 Bancroft Avenue Jeannie” . . . hobbies include horseback riding and drawing . . . enjoys bookkeeping ... to work after high school. Robert Perry 15 Tennyson Circle Herbie” . . . can be found hang¬ ing around the fountain . . . smiles, laughs a lot . . . member of hockey and track teams ... on to aeronau¬ tical school to become a pilot. Steve Peters 7 Edwin Street Pizza” . . . great kid . . . friendly . . . would like to travel . . . wants to be a forest ranger. Paula Prince 387 Pearl Street . . . shy, friendly . . . enjoys busi¬ ness classes . . . plans to continue in the business field. Ruth Rankin 73 Grand Street Quiet and studious . . . National Honor Society . . . enjoys reading and sewing . . . Rocket Hi-Lites . . . Outing Club . . . elementary edu¬ cation . . . 140 Susan L. Rowell 45 Bear Hill Road Sue” . . . favorite class—Data Processing with Mr. Levesque . . . activities include Pep Squad and Pioneer Staff . . . will attend IBM school next year . . . Debra Shepherd 1 Charles Street, Apt. B Sweet . . . full of fun . . . Execu¬ tive Board . . . gymnastics . . . loves art, collecting books . . . major in psychology. Deborah Skelley 4 Bartlett Circle Deb” . . . versatile . . . National Honor Society . . . Rocket Hi-Lites . . . ardent Bruins fan . . . four-year college. John Thoma 13 Parkman Road Reno” . . . remembered for his help on Stage and Projection Crew . . . enjoys cars and motorcycles . . . N. E. Broadcasting School. Marsha Treloar 61 Summer Avenue Marsh!” . . . enjoys Steno I . . . collecting records . . . softball en¬ thusiast . . . favorite teacher—Mr. Levesque . . . plans to go to a busi¬ ness school . . . 141 Joyce Tucker 4 Kensington Avenue Sophisticated . . . Student Coun¬ cil Vice-President . . . gymnast . . . four-year college with a major in Physical Therapy. Stephen White 26 Boswell Road Steve” . . . has quiet and less quiet sides . . . likes skiing, boating, swimming, and Band ... Ski Club . . . DeMolay . . . plans to attend U.N.H. Michael Winslow Osborne Avenue Mike” . . . intelligent—National Honor Society . . . member of the tennis team ... a four-year college awaits Mike . . . 142 (November 22nd to December 21st) Sagittarians are genuine individualists and idealists. They have an insatiable curiosity and boundless energy to pursue this thirst for knowledge. Sagittarians are cheerful, congenial, and frank almost to the point of being tactless. They are independent and desire to be free of chains. The optimism and faith of Sagittarians need only be coupled with know-how” and application to reach fulfillment. ■ • Meredith Brennan 26 Milton Road ' Merry” . . . twirls baton during football season . . . enjoys skiing . . . piano and music ... to go into nursing. Pamela Broadley 6 Woodland Street Pam” . . . quiet . . . active with hockey, Glee Club, and softball . . . favorite class is physics . . . will attend Mt. Holyoke next fall . . . Nancy Brown 100 John Street Brownie” . . . amiable . . . easy to get along with . . . loyal sup¬ porter of Pep Squad . . . major in French at four-year college. Betty Bunnell 34 Spruce Road Bunnel” . . . skiing and dancing occupy a lot of her time . . . mem¬ ber of Ski Club . . . headed for Katherine Gibbs . . . Diane Butt 95 Main Street Dini” . . . always ready for a laugh . . . participated on dance committees . . . future undecided. 144 Mary Gail Carafotes 84 Curtis Street MG” . . . active on play com¬ mittees . . . Pep Squad . . . library assistant . . . likes P.O.D. with Miss Stein . . . hopes to attend a four- year college . . . Paula J. Cox 25 Winter Street Enjoys skiing, horseback riding . . . Mr. Cahill’s English class . . . Pep Squad . . . works at Stone’s Department Store . . . Robert Farrar 14 Glen Road Bob” . . . quiet senior . . . pas¬ time—sports . . . thinks Mr. Ander¬ son is great ... a two-year college ahead. Jon Gill 248 Main Steret Jon” . . . interests include play¬ ing in a rock group and hockey . . . favorite teacher is Miss McCue . . . plans to attend a four-year college. Robert L. Godfrey 30 Glenmere Circle Lennie” . . . industrious senior . . . co-chairman of Rocketeen Council ... on to college. 145 James Herrick 515 Summer Avenue Jim” . . . friendly, jovial . . . center on the football team . . . his little green Triumph”. Gary Mason 12 Condor Road Burger” . . . enjoys mechanics, motorcycles, and cars . . . favorite class—gym with Coach White . . . Armed Forces after graduation . . . Carol Harrington 146 Village Street Special interest—being a lead singer and bass guitarist in a group . . . quiet person . . . plans include becoming a music per¬ former or business secretary. Ellen McCormick 35 Green Street ”E1” . . . one of the grapefruit gang” ... an office worker . . . hopes to become a dental hygienist. Charles Murphy 24 Winter Street Murph” . . . subtle sense of humor . . . enjoys basketball, base¬ ball, and Mr. Cahill’s English class . . . plans to attend a four-year college. 146 Laurie O’Soro 25 Milton Road ... an expert cake decorator . . . enjoys typing and shorthand classes . . . member of Outing Club . . . secretarial school . . . Carol Poock 54 Federal Street Poock” . . . Ski Club . . . Outing • Club . . . dabbles in art . . . two- year college or secretarial school. Erline Robinson 273 Pearl Street . . . friendly . . . enjoys English with Miss Stembridge . . . will be an elementary school teacher. Rosemary Toye 21 Copeland Avenue . . . ' Rosie” . . . always seen laughing . . . rates Mr. Spencer high on her list ... a hard-working member of the Senior Play Prop Committee . . . George Walden 18 Elm Street Waldo” . . . interested in sports and cars . . . Mr. Ostrander ranks high on Waldo’s list . . . college or the service awaits him . . . 147 Karen Wallace 246 Bancroft Avenue Wool . . . easy to talk to . . . member of Rocketeen, tennis team . . . plans include attendance at Bryant and Stratton Business School. Patricia Whalen 28 Chestnut Road Pattie” . . . very active in bas¬ ketball, Pep Squad, and the senior play committee . . . enjoys typing and Mr. Cahill’s classes . . . plans to be a secretary. Gayle White 11 Hillside Road . . . friendly, but quiet . . . horse¬ back rides in spare time ... a candy-striper . . . Cahill fan . . . will go on to nurses training . . . Stephen Woerz 263 Charles Street Steve” . . . Band, Glee Club, and golf team keep him busy . . . De- Molay . . . trombone” . . . hopes to become an airline pilot . . . Susan Woodruff 76 Orange Street Wiff” . . . does she ever stop fooling around? . . . Glee Club, field hockey, Outing Club ... In¬ tends to major in elementary edu¬ cation . . . 148 (December 22nd to January 20th) Capricorn people take life very seriously. They are ambitious and conventional in their approach to living. Those born under this sign prefer to be guided by expe¬ rience rather than risk experimentation. Self ' disciplined and responsible, Capricorns do not allow emotion to interfere with their ambitions. Capricorn people will enjoy life more if they become more sensitive and try a little tenderness”. Cindy Cronin 9 North Street Pep Squad . . . favorite pastime is skiing . . . CCD, CYO . . . will attend a two-year business school... Paul Cleary 34 Kingston Street . . . quiet senior . . . interested in science and math ... a four-year college ahead. Robert Bunton 25 Whitehall Lane Q uiet, reserved senior ... in¬ terested in electronics . . . enjoys P.O.D. with Mr. Appleby . . . attend a four-year liberal arts col¬ lege. Geoffrey Brissette 66 Prospect Street Jeff” . . . new to RMHS this year . . . interests include music and tennis . . . plans a career in engineering. Kathleen Cleary 34 Kingston Street Kathy” . . . fun-loving . . . National Honor Society . . . baton twirler . . . enjoys skating and sewing . . . nursing career. Carla Dawson 192 Salem Street . . . Country girl at heart . . . considerate .. . seen twirling at foot¬ ball games . . . plans future in animal sciences. 150 Elizabeth DiTrapano 13 Brook Street Lisa” . . . member of Student Council and Pep Squad . . . enjoys swimming, traveling, and hockey games ... a career in nursing . . . Gail Hall 18 Kieran Road Reporter for Hi-Lites ... ac¬ complished guitar player . . . mem¬ ber of National Honor Society . . . will make a career of marine re¬ search . . . Cornelia Flynn 20 Perkins Avenue Connie” . . . friendly, lively . . . pet-peeve—Dode ... on to school next fall. Jay Hinnendael 217 Woburn Street Rooster” . . . enjoys math, ski¬ ing, scuba diving . . . plans to at¬ tend school somewhere! John Gilligan 109 Bancroft Avenue Gilly” . . . quiet and sociable . . . member of baseball and hockey teams . . . avid Bruins fan . . . David Husarik 117 Arcadia Avenue Huss” . . . hard-working mem¬ ber of Projection Crew . . . Ski patrolman at a Massachusetts resort . . . college next fall . . . 151 John Lally 74 Sturges Road The Bearded Wonder” ... in¬ terested in automotives . . . happi¬ ness is Miss Ross’s class . . . hopes to attend Wakefield Vocational School. Lea Laschi 95 Border Road . . . likes to go to basketball games . . . enjoys her weekends . . . will attend a junior college . . . John J. Laudani 87 Franklin Street Y.A.” . . . varsity football team . . . enjoys P.O.D. with Mr. Ameri- kaner . . . college bound . . . John Leder 201 Forest Street A quiet senior . . . member of cross country team . . . enjoys ski¬ ing . . . remember his Saab. Richard Merrow 16 Brentwood Drive Rick” . . . high-spirited red¬ head . . . enjoys sports as a par¬ ticipant and spectator . . . college ahead. 152 Dwight B. Messenger 186 Salem Street Participates in all sports . . . supporter of Mini Courses . . . Miss Stein fan . . . college-bound. Charles Nichols 88 King Street Likes marine biology . . . presb dent of BYF . . . member of Outing Club . . . pet peeve—smoking . . . college next fall. Raymond Porter 55 Hanscom Avenue Ray” . . . enjoys skiing, girls . . . plays the saxophone ... on to a four-year college. Denise Power 249 High Street . . . well dressed . . . faithful member of the Pep Squad ... on to a two-year college. David Richards 198 Haverhill Street Buz” . . . member of Projection Crew . . . interested in electronics . . . DeMolay ... on to college. 153 Phyllis Risi 15 Grant Street Phyll” . . . fantastic sewer . . . beautiful smile . . . business school ahead. Elaine Sigsbury 14 Richards Road Quiet but ever-friendly . . . spends spare time sewing . . . reading . . . to work after graduation. David Robertson 316 Haven Street Bunson” . . . quite the athlete— football, baseball . . . member of the thirteen club” . . . will join the Air Force. Beth Smith 15 Mineral Street Cheerful . . . member of Glee Club and Baton Squad . . . folk singing and guitar .. . great seam¬ stress . . . fashion design. Kathleen Russell 14 Brewer Lane . . . hard-working Pioneer Editor- in-Chief . . . National Honor So¬ ciety . . . field hockey, gymnastics, softball . . . French and Spanish at four-year college . . . Thomas Whalen 24 Avon Street Tom” . . . enjoys hunting, camp¬ ing, swimming . . . President of Junior G.O.Y.A. ... on to Frank¬ lin Institute and a future as an electrician. 154 (January 20th to February 18th) Aquarians are advocates of liberalism and progres¬ siveness, and possess a strong love of freedom. Extremely humanitarian and self-sacrificing, Aquarius people are often devoted in service to their fellow men. Friend¬ ship and love is important to an Aquarius individual, yet Aquarians are rarely possessed”. Aquarians are ad¬ vised to be more thoughtful and restrained if they are to lead a peaceful existence. Criston Anderson 120 Lexington Street Chris” an avid hockey fan . . . enjoys P.O.D. class . . . future plans indefinite. Sheryl Boutin 87 John Street artistic—music, piano, and danc¬ ing . . . varied talents suggest suc¬ cess in almost any field . . . hopes for a future at Chandler . . . Diane Bigelow 33 Puritan Road Didi” ... a quiet but friendly senior . . . likes sewing and cook¬ ing . . . participated in Rainbow and 4-H. Bruce Cameron 18 Tennyson Circle . . . unique sense of humor . . . football, track ... to attend a four- year college. Denise Boissonneau 61 Ash Street Friendly . . . loyal member of the Baton Squad . . . will attend Shepard Gil School of Nursing in September. Craig Canning 8 Hunt Street ... a deep, sincere person . . . amateur photographer and poet . . . co-captain of the football team ... on to college . . . 156 Janet Crooker 245 Woburn Street Member of Pep Squad and Stu¬ dent Council . . . enjoys P.O.D. with Mr. Appleby . . . plans to become a dental hygienist. William Glennon 938 Main Street Goon” . . . Appleby fan ... in¬ terested in cars and girls . . . Air Force after graduation. Karen Enos 21 Grant Street Enos” ... a member of Pep Squad and Baton Squad . . . pas¬ times include jazz and mountain climbing . . . possibly a future teacher. Laura Godwin 55 Temple Street Talented artist . . . hopes to teach elementary art . . . remember the little red Volkswagon.” Catherine Gibson 38 Temple Street . . . jovial member of the class . . . Lunch Patrol . . . Baton Squad . . . talented artist . . . Ronald Gritz 160 Wakefield Street Ron” ... a complicated brain —full of cars . . . motorcycles, cars, racing ... to further his interests at engineering drawing school . . . 157 Mary Hynes 23 Temple Street M.C.” . . . cheerful, amiable sen¬ ior .. . watch her bustling about the corridors—smiling . . . future elementary school teacher Robert MacLaughlin 15 Hunt Street Bob . . . determined individual . . . well-respected member of the football team . . . co-captain of wrestling team . . . four-year liberal arts college. Leo LeBoeuf 177 County Road Lee” . . . soccer, wrestling . . . enjoys hunting, cars, and girls . . . plans to enter the Service. Kenneth MacLeod 25 Prescott Street Cloud” . . . enjoys his P.O.D. class with Mr. Amerikaner . . . trick skiing is his hobby . . . plans to join U.S. Marine Corps later on . . . Maureen Lyons 93 Lowell Street Rube” . . . considerate, enthusi¬ astic . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . Rocketeen—New Dimensions . . . on to college . . . Timothy Martinage 84 Martin Road Tucker” . . . interested in water- skiing, hunting, hockey ... on to college. 158 Richard McNaney 7 Spruce Road Mac” . . . especially enjoys foot¬ ball and water skiing . . . works at First National . . . plans to enter the service after graduation . . . Anne Morris 66 Causeway Road Enjoys going out and having a good time . . . presently employed at First National . . . enthusiasm will make her a welcome addition to any airline . . . Jan Oppedisano 124 Oak Street Jan” . . . quiet senior ... in¬ terests range from reading and music to the beach scene ... no immediate plans for the future . . . Mary L. Richards 32 William Road ’ Lee” . . . skiing and art enthu¬ siast . . . copper enameling . . . Drama Club . . . enjoys P.O.D. with Mr. Amerikaner . . . next year will find her at U. Mass. Tom Ripa 275 Haven Street ' Rip” . . . hockey spectator and participant . . . bookkeeping and Mr. Gillis on his list of favorites . . . hopes to enter college next fall . . . Carl Runge 16 Mt. Vernon Street Skippy” . . . enjoys cars . . . and girls . . . Distributive Education student ... to enter service. 159 Jody St. Hilaire 351 Lowell Street . . . ambitious, idealistic ... a cheerleader, Treasurer of the Stu¬ dent Council . . . will attend Colby College next fall . . . Thomas Van Horn 252 Main Street Tom” . . . class ham . . . fan¬ tastic actor . . . enjoys music and— of all things, acting ... to attend college. Janet Scalesse 55 Whitehall Lane Sea” . . . can be seen patroling third lunch . . . hobby—art . . . sec¬ retarial work and travel after grad¬ uation. Richard Wilson 314 Charles Street Rick” . . . complicated mind . . . enjoys traveling . . . college in the future. Christine Serrentino 34 Charles Street Chris” . . . never to be forgotten for her part in whipped cream fight . . . enjoys poetry . . . skiing . . . plans to major in English . . . The Land is a Mother that never dies” . . . Marysue Zemlin 3 Whitehall Lane Zem” . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . member of the Executive Board . . . will attend the University of New Hampshire next fall. 160 (February 19th to March 20th) People born under the sign of Pisces are blessed with a vivid imagination and are creative and unpredictable. Pisceans are extremely compassionate and sacrificing toward those whom they love. Easily led, Pisces people are vulnerable and suggestible. Pisces people should be more discriminating with their self-sacrificing and sym¬ pathetic nature if they are to insure tranquility and hap¬ piness in their futures. Beth Asmussen 100 Woburn Street Enjoys surfing, skiing, skate¬ boarding . . . always coming in late just before lunch and being dis¬ missed in time to miss Glee Club . . . a two-year college. Michael Camarota 397 Franklin Street Rada” . . . co-captain of the hockey team ... an outstanding goalie ... an accomplished golfer . . . hopes to go to college. Craig Batley 43 Scotland Road Hands” . . . sports-minded . . . great asset to basketball . . . fasci¬ nated with entomology ... to enter New England college. John Chipman 53 Arcadia Avenue Amateur radio operator . . . par¬ ticipates in Outdoor and Indoor Track ... a future physicist . . . Candace Burns 89 Washington Street Candy” . . . friendly, cheerful . . . member of the Student Council . . . a four-year college . . . Richard DeVellis 207 Grove Street Rich” . . . member of Rocketeen Council . . . football . . . enjoys a good time . . . college after grad¬ uation. 162 Richard Edwards 3 Smith Street . . . member of the Ski Club . . _ enjoys sports, cars, and class with Miss Stein . . . plans to attend col¬ lege . . . Janice Ellison 61 Grand Street Jan” . . . very few people know what the inside of Jan is like, but those who do are very lucky . . . sensitive, thoughtful ... on to college . . . Janet Faller 22 Smith Avenue Jan” . . . Lunch Patrol . . . en¬ joys ceramics class . . . hopes to attend a four-year liberal arts col¬ lege next fall. Susan N. Grover 7 Woodland Street Suky” . . . co-captain of soft- ball, field hockey . . . gymnastics . . . basketball . . . Pilgrim Fellow¬ ship. Patricia Grundy 205 Van Norden Road Tish” . . . great sense of humor . . . enrolled in DECA . . . will marry after graduation. Stephen Gunnulfsen 17 Smith Avenue Steve” . . . music, plays guitar at coffeehouses ... an enviable talent with work and practice . . . possibly college in the future . . . 163 Nancy Hill 205 Bancroft Avenue Nance” . . . well-dressed . . . quiet and friendly ... a liberal arts college awaits her. Gary Kendall 199 Bancroft Avenue Member of the Band . . . inter¬ ested in art and photography . . . involved in Ipswich River clean-up . . . plans to become a dentist. Cindy Hovey 24 Thorndike Street Chuv” . . . quiet, but friendly . . . member of Glee Club and Out¬ ing Club ... a career in elementary education. David Merullo 159 Summer Avenue Dave” ... an accomplished football and baseball player—co¬ captain of the football team, cap¬ tain of the baseball team . . . well- respected . . . four-year college. Nicholas Mull 71 County Road Nick” . . . ' Golden Toe’ . . . enjoys baseball . . . great person¬ ality . . . our fearless class leader . . . future history teacher. John Kiley 61 Whitehall Lane Turtle” . . . football ... co¬ captain of the hockey team . . . funny, witty . . . college. J. Alden Murphy 240 W. Wyoming Avenue Melrose, Mass. Audie” . . . excels in football . . . is quiet and friendly . . . enjoys weekends . . . plans to enter the Service after graduation. Mark Silva 33 Marla Lane ... a big-hearted, happy person . . . many interests—indoor and outdoor track, gymnastics . . . hopes to become a commercial pilot some¬ day . . . Susan Parry 35 Federal Street Sue” . . . our dedicated class secretary . . . Rocketeen Council, Hathorne State School volunteer worker . . . four years of college and a career in Special Educa¬ tion . . . Steven Rice 25 Larch Lane Member of Student Council . . . enjoys basketball and a good book . . . will attend a four-year col¬ lege . . . Joan Sulis 6 Catherine Avenue . . . warm, friendly personality . . . hopes to major in Special Edu¬ cation at a four-year college . . . Mary Sommers 65 Prescott Street Sincere, unique ... a beautiful Donna Lucia Delvadores ... co¬ captain of the girls’ basketball team . . . probable Political Science Ma¬ jor. 165 John Tebbetts 96 Curtis Street shy, but not really . . . intramural sports . . . enjoys photography . . . plans a four-year liberal arts col¬ lege. Alan Webster 54 Lawrence Road Al” . . . friendly, always smiling . . . truly dedicated to hockey . . . on to higher education. Timothy Teel 180 Prescott Street Bush” . . . mischief maker . . . enjoys football and soccer ... in¬ terests: girls, girls, girls. Brad Whitford 24 Mt. Vernon Street . . . enjoys rock music . . . mem¬ ber of the group Earth Incorpor¬ ated” . . . work after graduation . . . Ruth Watson 16 Cedar Street Ruthie” . . . friend to everyone . . . interested in photography and music . . . always has a smile . . . to be an English teacher. Paul Young 112 Spruce Road . . . the most famous hobble in history . . . sports, hunting, writing . . . 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John . 122 Andrews, Sandra . 98 Angelo, Elizabeth . 84 Appleton, Dave . 92 Arnold, Karen . 114 Arsenault, Linda . 84 Arthur, Charles . 98 Asmussen, Beth . 162 Akanuma, Shinichi . 98 Baer, Janine . 122 Baker, Alan . 85 Barletta, Marianne . 98 Barrett, Susan . 85 Barry, Marianne . 136 Batchelder, Robert . 122 Batley, Craig . 162 Beals, Thomas . 85 Beckett, Wayne . 106 Bellman, Michael . 114 Bigelow, Diane . 156 Bilicki, John . 114 Birmingham, Claire . 106 Black, Sandra . 106 Boissenneau, Denise . 156 Botka, Peter . 114 Boulter, Robert . 98 Boutin, Sheryl . 156 Bowden, William . 106 Brennan, Meredith . 144 Brennan, Robert . 106 Brissette. Geoffrey . 150 Broadley, Pamela . 144 Brown, Linda . 85 Brown, Marcia . 85 Brown, Nancy . 144 Brownlow, Beverly . 92 Bucchieri, Mary . 92 Bunnell, Betty . 144 Bunton, Robert. 150 Burbank, Nelson . 122 Burns. Candace . 162 Butt, Diane . 144 Cail, Tony . 122 Camarota, Michael . 162 Cameron, Bruce . 156 Campbell. Scott . 136 Canning, Craig . 156 Carafotes, Mary Gail . 145 Carbonneau, Jane . 114 Casey, Joy . 114 Cataldo, Richard . 92 Celia, Dana. 114 Chamberlain, Christine . 107 Chamberlain, Denise . 107 Chandler, Vernon . 122 Chapin, Nancy . 123 Chipman, John . 162 Christensen, Heidi . 115 Christoff, Joanne . 86 Clark, Nancy. 86 Cleary, Kathleen . 150 Cleary, Paul . 150 Collette. Richard . 136 Collins, Gary . 107 Comeau, Eunice . 123 Conary, Patricia . 128 Conte, Desmond . 99 Convery, Brian . 128 Cooper, Donald . 99 Coughlin, Donna . 86 Cowan, Diane . 128 Cox, Paula . 145 Cressinger, Diane 123 Crockett, Stephen . 123 Cronin, Cindy . 150 Cronin. William . 128 Crooker, Janet . 157 Cullen, Gregory . 92 Cummings, Glenn . 99 Cutler, Russell 123 Dady, John . 107 Dasho, Warren 93 Dawson, Carla 150 DelGaizo. Annette . 107 Deplitch, John . 115 DeVellis, Richard .162 Didham, Richard 136 DiTrapano, Elizabeth 151 Dobbins, Mark . 136 Dodd, Ann 128 Doiron, Marcia. 108 Dolan, James . 99 Doucette, Darlene . 86 Doyon, Raymond . 93 Dunlea, Jane . 108 Dunn, Frank . 86 Edwards, Richard . 163 Ellis, David . 99 Ellison, Janice . 163 Elwell, Elaine . 115 Emanuelson, Carol . 108 Enos, Karen . 157 Erickson, Carl . 115 Ericson, Karen . 93 Etling, Jacqueline . 108 Faller, Janet . 163 Farrar, Robert . 145 Feener, Joan . 108 Ferris, Susan . 100 Flach, Kathleen 100 Fletcher, Arlene . ..... 100 Flynn, Cornelia . 151 Flynn, Patricia . 129 Folland, Deborah. 100 Foxon, Jeffrey. 129 Freitas, Virginia . 115 Frotten, Jeanne . 93 Gallant, Gilbert . 116 Gardner, Gloria . 93 Gibson, Catherine 157 Gile, Donna . 109 Gill, John . 145 Gillespie, Dennis 109 Gilligan, John . 151 Gilligan, Thomas . 136 Glennon, William .... 157 Goddard, David 93 Godfrey, Robert . 145 Godwin, Laura . 157 Gonzalo, John . 109 Graham, Robert . 137 Granelli, Steven . 87 Grava, Kenneth . 94 Gray, Gardner . 129 Gray, Patricia . 109 Gray, Wayne . 129 Greeley, Edward . 87 Greene, Holli . 100 Gritz, Ronald ... 157 Grover. Susan . 163 Groves, Dean 129 Grundy, Patricia 163 Gunnulfsen, Steven 163 Haas, Jeffrey . 94 Haines, Leonard . 87 Hall. Gail 151 Harker. John . 101 Harral, Patricia 109 Harrington, Carol .... 146 Hart, Michael . 130 Hartford. Jonathan 94 Haugh, Florence . 137 Hazelwood, Roxanne 110 Herrick, James . 146 Hewitt, George 110 Hildreth, Joseph . 137 Hill, Nancy . 164 Hinnendael, J ay 151 Hodgkins, Karen 101 Hollingsworth, Pamela 137 Holtsberg, Beverly 87 Hovey, Cindy . 164 Howard. Susan 116 Hoyle, Cornelia 110 Hubbard, Michael 116 Husarik, David 151 Hynes, Mary 158 Irons. Walter . 137 Jones, Caryl 94 Jones, Caryn 94 Jones, Robert 87 Keenan. Steven 123 Keenan, Susan 116 Kendall, Gary 164 Kenneallv, Leo 101 Kenney. David 101 Kiley, John . 164 King, Fredric . 130 Kulakowski, Donna . 130 Lally, John 152 Lamson, Judith . 94 Lander, Kim 124 Laschi, Lea 152 Laudani, John 152 Laurilliard, James 116 Lauritzen, Brenda . 137 LeBoeuf, Leo 158 Leder, John . 152 Levy, Frances 130 Levy, Marlene 124 Lewis, Thomas 138 Lincoln, Howard . 101 Lobdell. Christopher 102 Lundberg, Judith . 131 Lyons, Maureen 158 MacKenzie. Karen . 131 MacLaughlin, Robert . 158 MacLeod, Kenneth 158 Macomber, Russell 138 Madden, Kathleen . 124 Maher, Kathleen 95 Mangion, Joyce . 117 Manoogian, Ronald . 138 Manuel, Thomas . 95 Marino, Linda 102 Martin, Christopher . 102 Martinage, Timothy . 158 Mason, Gary . 146 McCauley, Maureen 95 McCormick, Ellen . 146 McGlinchey, Richard . 88 McGregor. Leslie . 95 Mclntire, Robert . 131 McIntyre, Andrea . 139 McKee, David . 102 McNaney, Richard . 159 Meier, Kevin 102 Merrill. Richard . 88 Merrow, Richard . 152 Merullo, David . 164 Merullo, Edward . 110 Messenger, Dwight . 153 Migliaccio, Peter . 131 Mihelis, Kathy . 124 Miller, David 117 Miller, Robert . 95 Mitchell, William 88 Montgomery, Steven 88 Mooney, Carol . 88 Morang, Todd 132 Morris, Anne . 159 Moss, Fredrick . 132 Mossman. Lynn . 117 Mossman, Paula . 117 Mull, Nicholas . 164 Munsen, Kathie . 132 Murphy, Charles . 146 Murphy. J. Alden . 165 Myers, Robert 139 Nagel, Janet . 103 Nazzaro, Michael . 103 Neilson, Paula . 139 Nichols, Charles . 153 Nichols, Sherman . 132 Nihan, Gary Ill Noseworthy, Paula . 117 O’Brien, Martha 118 O’Brien, Rosemary . Ill O ' Brien, Veronica 89 O ' Callaghan. Jeanne 140 O’Neil, Martha . 118 Oppendisano, Jan . 159 O ' Soro, Laurie . 147 Ouellette, Henry 111 Parry, Susan 165 Patterson, Glenn 103 Pelosi, Paul 89 Pendergast, William 132 Perkins, Janet 118 Perry, Alfred 124 Perry, Patricia 95 Perry, Robert . 140 White, Robert 90 White, Stephen 141 Whitford, Brad 161 Williams, Keith . 90 Wilshere, Karlynn . 96 Wilson, Richard . 160 Winslow, Michael . 141 Woerz. Stephen . 148 Peters, Steven . 140 Petrillo, Michelle 118 Polonski, Lilian 125 Poock, Carol . 147 Porter. Raymond . 153 Power, Denise 153 Prescott, Paula 133 Prince, Paula . 140 Rankin, Ruth . 140 Reilly, Joan . 89 Rex, Robin . 125 Rice, Steven 165 Rich, Corinne . 89 Richards, David . 153 Richards, Mary 159 Richardson, Helen 133 Rickley. Nancy 89 Riley, Robert . 133 Ripa, Thomas . 159 Risi, Phyllis . 154 Robertson, David 154 Robinson, Erline 147 Roche, Gayle 133 Roman, James . 125 Roop, Leslie . 90 Rosa, Katrina Ill Rowell, Susan . 141 Runge, Carl . 159 Russell, Kathleen 154 Ryan, Steve . 125 St. Hilaire, Jody . 160 Santoro, Carol . 118 Saunders, Richard 119 Scalesse, Janet . 160 Schellenbach, Robert . 125 Serrentino, Christine .. 160 Sheehan, Maureen . 96 Shepherd, Deborah . 141 Sigsbury, Elaine . 154 Silva, Mark . 165 Sims, Randolph . 96 Skelley, Deborah . 141 Smith, Beth . 154 Smith, Wayne . 103 Sommers, Mary. 165 Springford, Donald . 90 Stapleton, Donna . 119 Steadman, Wendy 103 Steele, Elizabeth . 104 Stone, Jay . 133 Storti, John . 125 Strazzere, George. 119 Sulis, Joan . 165 Surette, Dorothy . 112 Svenson, Jon . 104 Syer, Rebecca . 112 Tebbetts, John 166 Teel, Timothy . 166 Thies, Thomas . 90 Thoma, John . 141 Thompsen, Laura 112 Thompson, Earl . 90 Tocco, Michael ... 126 Toperzer, Nancy . 134 Torraco, Rosemary .... . 119 Toye, Rosemary . ... . 147 Treloar, Marsha . 141 Trites, Stephen 104 Tucker. Joyce . 141 Van Horn. Thomas 160 Vitale, Frank 126 Volante, Temistocle . 119 Walden, George 147 Waldron, Evans . 120 Wallace, Karen . 148 Ward, John . 134 Ward, Susan 112 Watson, Ruth . 166 Weaver, William 120 Webster, Alan . 166 Wells, Jeffrey . 134 Weston, Maryl 96 Whalen, John 120 Whalen, Patricia . 148 Whalen, Thomas 154 Wheeler. Lynette 104 White. Beth 112 White, Gayle 148 White, Jonathan 120 Wood, Nancy 104 Woodruff, Susan 148 Yeomans, Dianne 120 Young, Paul 161 Zemlin, Marysue ..•. 160 Zitzow, Warren . 104 Zwicker, Robert . 120 184 mm wwsfra r 64 MIDDLESE READING, MAT.?