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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1971 volume:

PIONEER 71 alice j. daly, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF neal vitale, CO-ORDINATOR ART EDITORS: PROFILE EDITORS: mary lewis claudia miksen jane nicholson wendy roberts leslie macpherson kathy seldon LITERARY EDITORS: janet rice pam steward maria dixon maureen smith BUSINESS EDITORS: priscilla nix betsy watt ARTWORK: rosemary edson georgiana mapleton june leigh PHOTOGRAPHY: FACULTY ADVISOR: wayne cripps, janet rice, alice daly, james dinatale harold bond mary lewis, lincoln studios CONTENTS Page 3 Foreword-Mr. Karakashian Mr. Spence Mr. D’Orlando 5 V . Dedication 6 The Seniors 8 In Memoriam-Thomas Kearns 76 Class of 1974 78 Class of 1973 80 Class of 1972 82 The Faculty 110 Sports and Activities 144 Theme-Song pictures and more pictures advertisements senior directory I wish each member of the senior class his fair share of success and happiness. How one succeeds or finds happiness depends, of course, upon his own interpretation of these often elusive and mostly ephemeral goals. Yet, even though the experiences of success and happiness are highly personal and intimate sensations, the degree and frequency with which they occur in any one person depend in part on the degree and frequency with which they occur in other people who surround the individual. Thus, if one is to achieve his fair share of success and happiness, he should strive continually to do whatever he can to make it possible for other people to experience their fair share of the same. ARA A. KARAKASHIAN Find time to be alone. Find time to contemplate the universe and your place in it. Life becomes so involved that we do not have those brief moments when we can simply gaze skyward and see the stars and the vastness of space. We have to seek or create our solitary moments. Even as the astronauts sus¬ pended in the void of space can be alone with the universe, so we can envision the immensity of our¬ selves within the quiet spaces of our own backyards. ERNEST G. SPENCE Your short time here, in a sense, has been a re¬ flection of life in miniature. You move now from time past and present to what will be. Each of us has to decide what ought to be in our own futures. Will we love or will we hate . . . will we learn or be ignorant . . . will we keep on trying to improve our natures or will we give in to what is base? Your generation has resurrected the idea that a person should not be judged by his material con¬ quests, but by his inner characteristics. It’s a good idea for an “ought-to-be” goal. L. F. D’ORLANDO 4 ■S 7. % . W lk.0. DEDICATION We, the editors of Pioneer 71, on behalf of our entire graduating class, wish to dedicate our yearbook effort to Mrs. Jane Cutcliffe, for her many years of devout service to the English Department of Reading Memorial High. With knowledge of how difficult she will be to replace, we nonetheless extend kind thoughts and best wishes for an enjoyable, well-deserved, and fruitful retirement beginning next year. “Remembrance is a form of meeting.” —Kahlil Gibran 5 . THE SENIORS “My interest is in the future, because I am going to spend the rest of my life there. -C. F. Kettering VhI. IN MEMORY I Iiomas Kearns, 1955-1970 William Acquaviva Edward Abely Missy Ahearn Judith Anderson Rosa Andujar Robert Andresen 9 Cindy Arsenault Lynne Bacon Kieran Angelini Kenneth Bacon John Baer David Basset Donna Batchelder Dave Bazarian Lindsay Bartlett James Barret Peter Barnes Susan Beede Richard Berquist Stephen Bernard Robert Bennett Stephen Bell Gary Berian Michele Bertone Brett Blake Regina Blakely Cynthia Blowney Anne Bockhoff Carol Bosworth Alan Boutin Jeffrey Briggs Wesley Bowker Thomas Brady John Brenton 15 Jeffrey Brigham Noreen Brogan David Brown Joyce Brown Marilyn Bucchieri Stephen Brown Todd Brissenden JJ ' M w i .«Jrk Deborah Brown John Bunnell Alexandra Bucchio Larry Burke Carol Bulley Richard Burpee Kenneth Butt ••V Diane Calhoun r oi Jean Byington Joanne Callahan Karen Buttery V ' ' 71 Stephen Calvin Stephen Carey Alan Case Scott Cameron Paul Carter Ann Carafotes Anthony Cecacci Corrine Celia Christopher Clark 20 Judith Copithorne Susan Coldeway V Jan Conner Russell Conroy Mitchell Conroy i Elizabeth Conte Kenneth Converse I Christopher Cornet Douglas Corkum Michele Cormier Wayne Cripps Mark Cowell Heidi Crimmings Karen Croce Lindsay Crooker Daniel Crupi Jon Cummings Constance Crittendon Kevin Cronin David Crosby Alice Daly Margie Davidson Robert Dearborn Richard Degel Bruce Denhard Elizabeth Davis Gary Dillon Marla Dixon James Dobbins Mark Dolan v Paula Dishmon James DiNatale Ashley Doane Richard Dillon L f 27 Joanne Doughty Charles Doughty i Barbara Doyon Barry Drew John Drinkwater 28 Joy Emerson Rosemary Edson Steven Edwards n t i Beverly Erikson John Fader Stephen Fairchild 30 Joseph Falabella Paula Fallon Sandra Ferro Debra Fitzgerald Michael Flaherty Susan Flynn Thomas Foxon I Lynne Frangolis Deborah Freda Nancy Fusco Darlene Gatteny 32 Nancy McGlinchey Anne McKenna Michael McGarity m Mary McGee M I _ 1 - 1 Elaine Melotti Richard Merrow David Meserve Cynthia Meuse Carl Mellin Claudia Mikson Geraldine Mitchell Michael Morris Myla Morrison Susan Morrison Thomas Monahan 52 Peter Moscariello Wayne Muise Marjorie Mueller Marla Murphy Stephen Murphy Thomas Murphy Mary Mullaney Duncan Mullins 53 John Nickerson Sharon Nichols Paul Nigro Jane Nicholson Edward Nichols Carol Nilson Priscilla Nix Lloyd Nordgren Richard Nordin Robert Norton Donna Nunziato John O’Keefe Maureen O’Malley Deborah Orpin Phil Pacino Verna Palace Jeff Palmer Michelle Palmieri Nancy Patterson William Pelosi Deborah Perkins Julie Pottle Linda Pilla Diane Polychrones Janet Pomerleau Bernadette Pothier Jay Prescott Cassandra Radulski 4 •«% Rhonda Ralston Diane Reddington Gregory Rasetta Elizabeth Regan v Janet Rice 901 James Richardson 7 Mt Deborah Rose 62 Linda Rourke Sandra Roy Ann “Susie” Rourke Thomas Roy Francis Ruff Paul Russo Marietta Sbraccia 63 John Serrechia Donna Shea t Richard McKenzie Joan McKinley 50 Gary McPhee John Medina Deborah McQuesten Cynthia Meier Cynthia Meuse Richard Merrow David Meserve Carl Mellin Elaine Melotti 51 Claudia Mikson Michael Morris Myla Morrison f Geraldine Mitchell Thomas Monahan Susan Morrison Peter Moscariello Wayne Muise Stephen Murphy Thomas Murphy Mary Mullaney Marjorie Mueller Marla Murphy Duncan Mullins 1 1 I Edward Nichols John Nickerson Paul Nigro Sharon Nichols Jane Nicholson Carol Nilson Priscilla Nix Lloyd Nordgren Richard Nordin Robert Norton Donna Nunziato 56 John O’Keefe Maureen O’Malley Phil Pacino Michelle Palmieri Nancy Patterson Lauren Partello Verna Palace Deborah Orpin Jeff Palmer Debra Peterson William Pelosi ■ ■ Jean Pendergast Deborah Perkins Edward Perry Patricia Peters Michael Perry Bernadette Pothier Cassandra Radulski Julie Pottle Jay Prescott Diane Polychrones Janet Pomerleau 59 Diane Reddington Elizabeth Regan v Janet Rice James Richardson Rhonda Ralston Gregory Rasetta Joseph Riley Edward Rivers John “Jack” Riley 6 1 David Roffe Deborah Rose Mark Rosenthal 62 Ann “Susie” Rourke Linda Rourke Sandra Roy Thomas Roy Marietta Sbraccia Paul Russo Francis Ruff 63 Ann Scheiner Cromwell Schubarth Kathie Seldon John Serrechia Donna Shea 64 Maureen Smith Susan Smith Deborah Sorrentino Steve Soule Sharon Souther Douglas Stevens Pamela Steward Anne Stinchfield Pamela Stoddard 66 Ralph Sulis L Bruce Strong Daniel Sullivan Marilyn Sullivan Maureen Sullivan • • 1 David Walsh 70 Alan Weston Barbara Wilkins Constance Williams David Williams Chris Wilmot Janet Wilkinson 73 Laurence Wood Patricia Wood Ronald Wood H ± 4 hi Jf ' . 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Fred Wales Industrial and Fine Arts Edward Morrison Industrial Arts Robert Patterson Industrial Arts 84 Jane Cutcliffe English Harold Croft English Sally Stembridge English Michael Harney Graphic Arts 85 Wendell Hodgkins English Lynne Cavanaugh English Harold Bond English William Holbrook English James Kitendaugh English Walter Tom Cahill English 87 Christopher Bowman English Anita Christiansen English Jeannette Bell English Theiss Winkler English 88 mini “ Lynne Laffie English James Murphy Physics David Garland Biology Katherine Saunders Biology 89 Robert Dunbar Social Studies Richard O’Neill Social Studies Peter Green Social Studies 92 Robert Neely Social Studies Clay Wescott Social Studies Willis Anderson Social Studies Robert Swanson Social Studies Peter Valeska Social Studies 93 Cornelius Brosnan Social Studies Donald Lovely Social Studies Richard Thomas Social Studies Bruce Appleby Social Studies 94 Richard White Social Studies Geraldine Art Helen Feinberg Social Studies Roy 95 Peter Wood Art Eleanor Brooks Mathematics Happiness is paying; ■ JUN I0P CLASS DUES 1.00 Richard Gerst Mathematics Steven Rhodes Mathematics 96 Emery DeBeck Mathematics Charles Symonds Mathematics Eugene Kaczowka Mathematics David Nathans Mathematics 98 Richard Ham French Mary Lanouette Latin and French 100 Joseph Nisco French and Spanish Robert Donovan Spanish Sharon Gerstein Spanish 101 E. Jane Reed Business Education Cheryl O’Brien Business Education Thomas Blaney Business Education Gladys Roberts Business Education 102 Richard Gillis Business Education William Ostrander Business Education Helen Scannell Business Education David Brett Business Education Kenneth Levesque Business Education 103 Nadine Sutherland Home Economics Pearl Dee Home Economics John White Physical Education 104 Maureen Faucette Physical Education Arthur Hales Physical Education Lois Greenwald Physical Education Virginia Bartlett Physical Education i imm 1 105 David Castine Guidance John Pacino Guidance Helen Hart Guidance Edward Brady Guidance 106 Janice Gromyko Guidance Secretary Jean Underhill, Pauline McDonough, Charlotte Serrentino Office Standing: Stella Halfyard, Health Secretary Seated: Aldona Bell, R.N., Health Services 107 Jean Silva Librarian Ernestine McDonald Librarian Theresa Meuse Custodial Staff Custodial Staff 108 ITT- SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES “Tell me why... Is it hard to make arrangements with yourself, When you’re old enough to repay But young enough to sell?” -Neil Young “You better not compromise yourself. It’s all you got.” -Janis Joplin 3 .... ’ Football Team Crosscountry Track Team 112 Baton Squad Cheerleaders 113 Field Hockey Team Pep Squad 114 Indoor Track Team Basketball Girls’ Varsity 116 courtesy Lawrence Eagle Tribune Sophomore Football Wrestling Team 117 Girls’ Tennis Team 118 Softball Team Spring Track Team 119 Gymnastics Club Outing Club 120 Rocketeen Council National Honor Society 122 Yearbook Staff Drama Club 123 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT UNION OFFICERS t 111 £ : 1 fgfj % . | I 1 1 j 124 Before I came here I thought I would have more trouble because of English, getting used to new friends and other things, but then I realized that it wasn ' t like I thought. First of all everybody here is very nice. I have never met people so nice. It made me feel at home. Then in a couple of months my English improved, although my Spanish accent makes my English terrible! It’s very easy to make girlfriends in Reading High but when a boy speaks to me I have the impression that something strange is going to happen to me. I have enjoyed my year here very much. I have gotten the wonderful experience of knowing the Americans, the good and bad face of the life in the U.S. and people all around the world. There are two things that I ' ll never forget: Reading people and my year here. Rosa Maria Andujar A.F.S. 1970-1971 When the train stopped at Pau, I can remember being tired. Tired of speaking French, tired from the nine hour train ride, tired of knowing that everything I did was wrong but more than that I was scared. Would they like me? Would I like them? Would we understand each other? As the weeks went by the mystery of my new life began to re¬ veal itself to me and I realized my family and I weren’t that different. For the first time in my life, I learned to commu¬ nicate without speaking and how to listen and understand— perhaps I learned to live a little. I remember the joys, disap¬ pointments, successes, failures, smiles and tears that we shared. Then it was time to leave and I wondered if they knew how much they meant to me. All I could say was “merci pour tout” but it was enough—they understood. Lynne Bacon A.F.S. France 1970 Paul Russo — Niedersachsische Heimschule — Esens, Germany After a period of adjustment I now feel at home in Germany. I have learned German well enough to know what is going on and know the students at my school well enough to have a good time. We play handball and volley ball often, as well as attending the theater in Esens. School is difficult and I am now expected to participate verbally in class, because of the progress I have made with the language. I am looking forward to seeing all my friends when I return in July. 125 Library Assistants Projection Crew National Merit Scholarship Finalists Office Assistants FOOTBALL Reading 6 — Reading 0 — Reading 10 — Reading 6 — Reading 8 — Reading 6 — Reading 0 — Reading 7 — Reading 20 — Lexingon 31 Belmont 22 Woburn 6 Wakefield 34 Winchester 36 Watertown 7 Concord 15 Melrose 8 Stoneham 20 The 1970-71 R.M.H.S. Football team had an unlucky season, despite much in the way of individual excellence. It wasn’t until the last and probably most exciting game in which Reading tied Stoneham that our team showed what it could really do. The Woburn and Mel¬ rose games were also good. The season ended with a 1-7-1 record and these final statistics: Yards Rushed R. 1121 0. 1257 Yards Passed R. 505 0. 931 First Downs R. 71 0. 76 Passes 34-70 R. 49% 44-95 0. 46% ' SmMl v« ikji S ; � 3 iyr BOB STARR, MIKE McNANEY, AND MIKE MILLMAN INGERSOLL AWARD PETER MOSCARIELLO HUSTLE AND DESIRE MIKE DeSISTO UNSUNG HERO AWARD AL WESTON NEXT YEAR’S CAPTAINS FOOTBALL BANQUET MOST IMPROVED KEVIN KEANE 130 photos courtesy Reading Chronicle FIELD HOCKEY Captains: Cheryl Vinci and Nancy McGlinchy. Nexl year’s Captains: Roberta Dixon and Karen Hoffman CROSS COUNTRY and INDOOR TRACK Courtesy Reading Chronicle Cross-Country Reading 11 — Reading 25 — Reading 19 — Reading 25 — Reading 19 — Reading 28 — Reading 48 — Reading 39 — Reading 18 — Reading 36 — Andover 40 Melrose 32 Winchester 40 Belmont 32 Watertown 36 Woburn 29 Wakefield 18 Lexington 19 Concord 43 Stoneham 19 Indoor Track The R.M.H.S. Indoor Track team had a 1970-71 record of 4-5, finishing fifth in the Middlesex League. They beat Belmont, Concord, Winchester, and Woburn; were defeated closely by Watertown and Melrose, and also beaten by Stoneham, Wakefield, and Lexington. Captains were Richard Nordin and Bob Warden. Next year’s captains are Steve Chandler, Gary West, and Greg Golden. II me. Courtesy Reading Chronicle Captains: Joe Casey, Steve Fairchild Reading Varsity 63 Reading Varsity 82 Reading Varsity 45 Reading Varsity 62 Reading Varsity 38 Reading Varsity 47 Reading Varsity 66 Reading Varsity 47 Reading Varsity 61 Reading Varsity 58 Reading Varsity 68 Reading Varsity 55 Reading Varsity 59 Reading Varsity 53 Reading Varsity 56 Reading Varsity 37 Reading Varsity 62 Reading Varsity 52 Reading Varsity 76 Reading Varsity 67 Swampscott 78 Woburn 37 Winchester 89 Concord 59 Lexington 66 Watertown 52 Wakefield 64 Melrose 69 M alden 54 Stoneham 55 Woburn 50 Belmont 59 Winchester 56 Concord 56 Lexington 80 Watertown 62 Wakefield 46 Melrose 88 Stoneham 61 Belmont 62 Courtesy Reading Chronicle Courtesy Reading Chronicle GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Varsity Junior Varsity Reading 18 — Lynnfield 44 Reading 6 — Lynnfield 12 Reading 38 — Wakefield 41 Reading 11 — Wakefield 17 Reading 36 — Melrose 40 Reading 11 — Melrose 21 Reading 29 — Stoneham 44 Reading 7 — Stoneham 18 Reading 32 — Woburn 33 Reading 11 — Woburn 10 Reading 26 — Belmont 50 Reading 10 — Belmont 11 Reading 13 — Winchester 45 Reading 11 — Winchester 12 Reading 24 — Concord 50 Reading 19 — Concord 14 Reading 29 — Watertown 62 Reading 12 — Watertown 33 Reading 7 — Lexington 66 Reading 20 — Lexington 16 Captains: Nancy Patterson and Sandy Raduiski 1 p- . I f I High scorers were Nancy Patterson with 75 points and Cathy Yeo with 74 points. Next year’s captains are Lee Priebe and Cathy Yeo. 135 HOCKEY Hockey 5-12-1 was the record the R.M.H.S. hockey team chalked up this year with only five senior players. The rest of the team was made up of nine sophomores and five freshmen. Chip Gent and Wes Bowker were the captains of the team which was the youngest team in the state in major com¬ petition this year. Steve Desisto, the highest scorer, was aided by such excel¬ lent players as Chip Gent, Johnny Ballou, Doug Roy, Fran Kiley, and Richie Burns. The team beat Wincester twice 3-2 and 5-4, Concord twice 3-2 and 7-3, split with Watertown, and tied Wakefield 2-2 in the best game of the season. Courtesy Reading Chronicle POWDER PUFF FOOTBAFF Courtesy Lawrence Eagle Tribune WRESTLING The 1970-71 R.M.H.S. wrestling team ended their highly successful season with an 11-3 record of wins, the best of all this years ' winter sports. Cap¬ tains were Jeff White, Steve Calvin, and Ralph Sulis. Because of wrestlers like Jimmy Barret, who was undefeated this season and placed first in the north¬ east sectionals as well as fifth in the state finals, and Ralph Sulis, who was second in the sectionals and fifth in the state, the team as a whole was able to place third in the sectionals. Courtesy Lawrence Eagle Tribune Courtesy Lawrence Eagle Tribune ¥i m l i i r m m ► SHOW OUTING CLUB TRIPS mr . jf ' � , i s 4| lb ‘ ( « . c T ' pV-’ n£s8 . to f ( m g 1 If i ' p ■■ Jjfeii “Impromptu” DRAMA CLUB SENIOR PLAY “The Man Who Came To Dinner” Mrs. Stanley Miss Preen Richard Stanley June Stanley John Sarah Mrs. Dexter Mrs. McCutcheon Mr. Stanley Maggie Cutler Dr. Bradley Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley Bert Jefferson Prof. Metz Luncheon Guests Mr. Baker CAST Mary Lewis Expressmen Phil Pacino Myla Morrison Dave Williams Dan Martinage Lorraine Sheldon Pam White Melissa Jones Sandy Doug Grieve Jack Neumyer Beverly Carlton Mike Mahoney Cheryl Vinci Miss Westcott Ann Rourke Karen Leslie Radio Technicians Dave Williams Susan Beede Larry Wood Doug Stevens Girls’ Chorus Barbara Walker June Leigh Debbie Greene Wayne Cripps Peggy Robinson Mark Cowell Janet Glines Maureen Smith Diane Polychrones Neil Gustafson Carol Bulley Peter Barnes Janet Rice Phil Pacino Banjo Chaz Doughty Larry Wood Deputies Dave Williams Doug Grieve Larry Wood Plainclothesman Phil Pacino CREW Janet Rice and Missy Ahearn, Student Directors Stage Manager Missy Ahearn Prompter Janet Rice Stage Crew Nick Georgopoulos, chairman Ushers Michele Palmieri, chairman Programs Linda lacopucci, chairman Makeup Paula Gugger, chairman Costumes Linda lacopucci, chairman Properties Sara Wells, chairman Tickets Diane Sherpey, chairman Refreshments Kathy Seldon, chairman 143 r Slippin ' away, what can I say? Won ' t you stay inside me, month of May? 145 ...and hold on to me, golden days— Slippin away. Sunshine saying before- Footsteps in the hall, to tell me I ' ve been this way i- -r r Nevermore. m ? ■ V- • sweet Mary jane down all around. Let it wash your love Let it rain... Ive been trying hard to find a way to let you know we can make it shine That most all the time I V s I This time ' round I ' m searching down to where I used to go, and it ' s been on my mind to make it shine. ■■ ' smag OLIVER! Jon Dixon Mark Cowell June Leigh Brian Beaudry Pam White Mark Dooley Chaz Doughty Debbie Armstrong Robin Ultcht . Tom Jackson Myla Morrison Buddy Haugh Dave Meserve Barbara Cann Maureen Smith Janet Glines Brad Saunders Sheri Cavanaugh Marla Dixon Joanne Doughty Paula Gugger Nancy Patterson Liz Regan Janet Rice Deb Rose Maureen Smith Cheryl Vinci LONDONERS Sue Beede, Carol Bui ley, Anne Carafortes, Deb Greene, Nancy Fuscoe, Deb Kholer, Linda lacopucci, Ida Mattera, Mary Mullany, Peggy Robinson, Cathy Vinci, Kathie Fen- nely, Jeanne Rennie, Jeanne Roman, Lisa Beaudry, Janet Englund, Patsy Miller, Roberta Dixon, Pam Corradino, Rosemary Westra, Bev Cross, Sue Nalchajian, Sue Malta, Nancy Kathan, Terry Tholemman, Debby Baird, Pat Was- serboehr, Cathy Matthews, Jane Calvin, Terri Perkins, June Bosworth, Dana Fields, Debbie Shaw, Greg Dube, Bill Simons, Bruce Denhard, Doug Grieve, Peter Richey, Stephen Rowe, George LeFavour. CAST: Oliver. Fagin . Nancy . Bill Sykes . Mrs. Bumble Mr. Buble. Mr. Sowerberry Mrs. Sowerberry. Charlotte . Noah Claypoole Bet . Mr. Brownlow . Dr. Grimwig Mrs. Bedwin . Old Sally Old Lady . Artful Dodger Fagin’s Boys . Technical Director Stage Manager Scenery Properties Costumes Publicity Lighting. Stage Crew Make-Up Choreographer Accompanist Direction CREW Peter B. Greene Karen Leslie Debby Baird Katy Murdock, chairman Maureen Smith, chairman Susan Beede, chairman Nick Georgopolus, chairman Jeff Brigham, chairman Elaine Melotti, chairman Paula Gugger Wendall Hodgekins James Roth, Karen Leslie People hurry by so quickly Don’ t they hear the melodies In the chiming and the clicking and the laughing harmonies Songs to aging children come Aging children, I am one. —JONI MITCHELL 161 Here we are in the years: now that the holidays have come they can relax and watch the sun rise above all of the beautiful things they’ve done—go to the country; take the dog; look at the sky without the smog—see the world; laugh at the farmers feeding hogs; eat hot dogs. What a pity that the people from the city can’t relate to the slower things that the country brings—time itself is bought and sold. The spreading fear of growing old contains a thousand foolish games that we play, while people planning trips to stars allow another boulevard to claim a quiet country lane— it’s insane, so the subtle face is the loser this time around; here we are in the years where the showman shifts the gears— lives become careers, children cry in fear, “let us out of here!” —NEIL YOUNG 162 ' ipV ?: ■ Got to get away from this day to day running around; Everybody knows this is nowhere. NEIL YOUNG 167 if A person is constantly called upon to create his own future. GREGORY BAUM ■r • •• f ' T ' f - — m P 1, Jr ® m®. I: This Room And it% Occupants Art CONDEMNED Hr The Department Of Mental Health 4 170 mm jgm i . ytai. ' fipyw r M� fo: s Jj Ki - yJ K. . RMJfc J P nLJ __ i «■ P 4V Ip; j i r 11 ' j Lrl m m i i$ gUfN .: fk lj K o 1 jl W � dM r :f • iP ' ' filwedP ' V gig •• m-W m f IjM P JL , Wrf ' TMfc Compliments of SOLO-PAK HEARING AID CENTER JOHNSON ' S FARM SUPPLY, Inc. Everything for the hard of hearing 10 Haven Street Reading 34 Gould St. Reading 944-2700 Compliments of ROCKPORT FISH MARKET FAHEY ' S TOBACCO SHOP Fresh fish daily Cooked fish to go 78 Haven Street 169 Haven Street Reading Reading, Massachusetts 944-0076 GOODALL VINYL FABRICS Manufacturers of Vinyl Coated Fabrics A Division of BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES 176 Compliments of DEE PHARMACY S. M. HODSON CO., INC. 44 Haven St. Oil Heating Contractors Fuel Oil — Burner Service Prescription Service 26 Brande Court Reading 944-4353 GREGORY ' S SUB SHOP MYRON E. WING ASSOCIATES REALTORS 162 Main St. Reading Leslie M. Jay Willard M. Wing 944-9746 191 Main St. Reading Congratulations from Compliments of BERSON ' S PHARMACY READING LUMBER COMPANY 1 Harden St. — Reading Route 28 No. Reading You Ring — We Bring Call 944-2211 or Abe Berson 944-2832 664-4241 WESTON ' S GREENHOUSES W. DANA BARTLETT Distinctive Corsages Insurance Agency of Reading, Inc. 9 Auburn Street 174 Haven St. Reading Reading, Massachusetts H. L. Weston 944-0091 944-3090 177 EDWARD LAPPIN Plumbing Heating PERSONAL OIL SERVICE Kitchen Bathroom Remodeling OIL CO ' S 76 Haven St. 944-0460 Chapin-Nichols 944-3290 THE HITCHING POST Cummings Chute 933-0800 Come in and browse Finest cards and gifts Shannon Oil 438-0744 605 Main Street In The Square ERICS GREENHOUSE Corsages — Bouquets — Flowers by Wire 1090 Main Street Reading 944-0547 Compliments of Newspapers Magazines GREG ' S DEPOT CLEANERS M. F. CHARLES SONS 3 Hour Cleaning School Supplies — Fountain Pens HALLMARK GREETING CARDS 16 Haven St. Reading 612 Main Street Reading 944-1533 944-1566 179 American IWutual INSURANCE COMPANIES. WAKEFIELD. MASS 01SS0 American Mutual is one of the largest in¬ surance companies in America. To serve policyholders from coast to coast, it depends on the skills and talents of more than 4,200 employees, 1,100 of whom live in this area. Few companies anywhere can equal Ameri¬ can Mutual ' s convenient location, attractive surroundings, and diversity of opportunity. READING CO-OPERATIVE BANK 180 Haven St. 944-0193 Over 83 Years of Safe and Profitable Savings and Home Financing Branch Office 382 Middlesex Avenue Wilmington 180 Best Wishes For Success in Your New Endeavors ADDISON-WESLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC 181 Compliments of WALTER HERSEY Jeweler 606 Main Street Reading 944-0248 Compliments of Best Wishes from JONES PAINT THE NABORHOOD STORE 190 Haven Street Lowell and Grove Streets Reading, Massachusetts Reading DAVIS-CLARK INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Stuart F. Clark Kenneth C. Latham Jr. Reading 603 Main Street 944-6171 BELL ' S BARBER SHOP BLAIS PORTER, INC. OPEN EVENINGS CHEVROLET Mon-Friday 8:00AM - 8:00PM Sat 7:30AM - 5:00PM 452 Main Street House Calls Nursing Homes Shut-Ins Hospitals Reading, Massachusetts 670 Main St. Call 944-3920 Reading, Mass. 944-9810 182 Congratulations to The Class of 71 From EUGENE ' S Clothes for men boys Formal wear for rentals and Shoes for the family 642 Main Street Reading 944-3113 Compliments of SANTORO ' S SUB-VILLA Submarine Sandwiches Pizzas 648 Main Street Reading 944-9786 WALTER M. FOWLER Insurance Real Estate 603 Main Street Reading 944-4800 Residence — 944-1164 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 BJORKMAN LANN REAL ESTATE, INC. 357 Main Street Reading, Mass. 944-4040 183 Compliments of LINCOLN STUDIO ' Portraits make perfect gifts ' 142 Pleasant Street Malden, Massachusetts 184 WILLIS ' PHARMACY, INC. 610 Main Street Your Complete Family Pharmacy 944-0432 944-4067 Compliments of DANA F. PERKINS AND SONS, INC. Best Wishes to The Class of 1971 DEFERRARI S APPETIZER Reading 944-5765 42 Haven Street DOYON ' S TELEVISION Sales Services, Inc. Zenith Admiral THE CHILDREN ' S SHOP Clothing Accessories From Infant to size 14 676 Main Street 175 Haven St. Reading 944-3229 17 Franklin St. Stoneham 438-6432 Reading, Massachusetts Call 944-0090 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 TOWN OF READING MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT 185 Congratulations to the Class of 71 From THE AMERICAN LEGION READING POST 62 The Youth of Today is the Hope of Tomorrow 186 Bob Adams, Prop. 944-9719 Compliments of BUCK ' S SERVICE STATION THE RED HUT Your Citgo Dealer Feminine Fashionables Corner of Lincoln Prescott St. Where elegance economy meet Reading, Massachusetts 580 Main St. Reading THE WITCHES HUT 21 Ash Street Reading, Massachusetts Telephone 944-1810 Dl CICCO ' S SMITH OIL COMPANY Submarines and Pizzas Dave Dooley, Prop. Phone 944-6000 267 Main St. Reading 21 Harden Street Reading Square 944-1043 Compliments of CASE DRUG INC. Louis Zampitella Prescriptions 187 EDGERLEY BESSOM FUNERAL HOME, INC. 743 Main Street Reading, Massachusetts David Malcom Telephone Director 944-0105 PRIMROSE CARD SHOPPE Compliments of Greeting Cards, Stationery, CHARLES SIMS Party Goods, Giftwrap Accessories Jeweler 668 Main St. Reading 648 Main Street Reading Compliments of SARMAN ' S MEN ' S and BOYS ' STORE FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP Latest styles in sportswear and footwear 228 Main Street 632-636 Main Street Reading Reading ATLANTIC SUPER MARKETS The Super Market with the Friendly Atmosphere 30 Haven Street — Reading Main St. — No. Reading 188 COACH AND FOUR TRAVEL CONSULTANT The Village Green Reading 944-1966 1870-1971 THE READING CHRONICLE Over 100 Years of Service 580 Main St. Reading Who’d blame them for dumping the tea into Boston Ilaibor after tasting Pewter Pot coffe ? Try some today. We serve it at breakfast, coffee-break, lunch, dinner and late evening snacks. HOT SKIS FOR HOT SKIERS’ We have Head Competitions... the international class racing ski. Downhill, Slalom. Giant Slalom models ... all with yellow P-tex base, the hottest racing bottom. Youngster’s v? Competitions, too. 189 Senior Directory name EDWARD ABELY WILLIAM ACQUAVIA MARY ELLEN AHEARN Missy JUDITH ANDERSON ROB ERT ANDRESEN ROSA MARIA ANDUJAR Rosy” KIERAN ANGELINI Ang I” CINDY ARESENAULT KENNETH BACON Baco LYNNE BACON JOHN BAER George Metesky” RICHARD BAIRD JONATHAN BALLOU TERESE BALTIER “Tesse” CAROL BARBARO “Nose JAMES BARBARO PETER BARNES JAMES BARRETT LINDSAY BARTLETT DAVID BASSETT DONNA BATCHELDER DAVID BAZARIAN Buz” BRIAN BEAUDRY SUSAN BEEDE STEPHEN BELL ROBERT BENNETT GARY BERIAN Baras STEPHEN BERNARD Barney” RICHARD BERQUIST MICHELE BERTONE JOHN BISCOMB Mouse” ROBERT BLAISDELL BRETT BLAKE REGINA BLAKELY “Reggie” CYNTHIA BLOWNEY “Blownose” ANNE BOCKHOFF CAROL BOSWORTH Boz” ALAN BOUTIN Bobo” WESLEY BOWKER Wessie Poo address 241 Pearl St. 18 Avon St. 26 Mineral St. 10 Wilson St. 332 West St. 30 Forest Glen Rd. 60 Kieran Rd. 334 Charles St. 320 West St. 201 Pearl St. 185 Prescott St. 277 Woburn St. 151 Pine Ridge Rd. 48 Charles St. 18 Elliot St. 18 Elliot St. 20 Meadowbroow Ln. 293 Summer Ave. 51 Salem St. 78 Libby Ave. 125 Franklin St. 40 Border Rd. 48 Linden St. 3 Mt. Vernon St. 27 Intervale Terr. 34 Martin Rd. 66 Libby Ave. 66 Hanscom Ave. 109 King St. 231 Main St. 85 Longwood Rd. 113 Summer Ave. 27 Warren Ave. 35 Plymouth Rd. 15 Alden Circle 71 Mt. Vernon St. 378 Lowell St. 87 John St. 27 Blueberry Ln. activities Football 1; Baseball 1; Softball team misfits; enjoys football President 4; Football 3, 4; Wrestling Ski Club 2, 3; Drama Club 4; Senior Play; Secretary 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Outing Club 4; enjoys skiing Pep Squad 2; Teacher’s Aid; enjoys waterskiing Cross Country 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; enjoys skiing and swim¬ ming Senior Play Committee; Outing Club; enjoys travelling, likes Mr. Neely Golf Team 2, 3, 4; enjoys golf and music; plans to major in litera¬ ture in college Bruins fan; plans to attend Boston Garden in the fall Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Cross Country 1; Chess Club 1; enjoys baseball and going to the beach Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Rocket Teen Council 3; Secretary 1; AFS student, Rainbow, National Honor Society; enjoys gymnastics Enjoys swimming, reading, and music; plans to go to Art School Winter track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Spring Track 2, 3, 4; National Merit Finalist; enjoys skiing and music, plans to go to MIT Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; enjoys hockey and skiing Ski Club 2, 3; Outing Clu b 3, 4; cheerleader 4; Rocket Teen and New Dimensions 4; enjoys outdoors Enjoys swimming and music, likes Mr. Neely; plans to go to Hair Dressing School Football 1, 2; enjoys football and hockey Drama Club 4; Senior Play; enjoys guitar and handball National Honor Society 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4 Enjoys surfing and bike riding; likes Mr. D’Orlando Tennis 2, 3, 4; Model U.N. 3; enjoys science and tennis, plans to go to college Enjoys tennis, horseback riding, and weekends Enjoys football, wrestling, and music; plans to go to college Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Reading Symphony Orchestra; Student Union President; enjoys music and baseball Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; enjoys waterskiing Enjoys baseball, Saturday nghts, and Creedance Clearwater Revival Outi ng Club 4; Demolay; likes Maine and hockey Enjoys skiing, football, and Led Zeppelin Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; likes Sturgis Park Intramural football, soccer; enjoys waterskiing and Led Zeppelin Pep Squad 2, 3; enjoys hockey, Florida, and Three Dog Night; plans to study nursing in college Demolay, plays guitar, likes hockey and Three Dog Night Cross Country 2, 3; enjoys track, swimming, motorcycles, and hard rock Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 2, 3, 4; Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4; Explorers; likes the outdoors and Cross Country Enjoys sports, working, and Steppenwolf Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; basketball, tennis, Outing Club, New Dimen¬ sions; likes hockey, laughing, and the beach Enjoys hockey Student Council 1, 3; Jr. Prom Committee; Cheerleader; Gymnastics 1, 2; likes hockey, hard rock, and the ocean Likes golf, soul music, and travelling Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Cross Country; likes hockey, week¬ ends, and vacations 190 name address activities THOMAS BRADY 10 Parkman Rd. Plays guitar; enjoys The Who, Grand Funk Railroad, and baseball JOHN BRENTON 118 Salem St. Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Senior Play; Baseball 2, 3, 4; New Dimensions; enjoys talking and baseball JEFFREY BRIGGS 216 Summer Ave. Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Demolay; plans to attend college and teach JEFFREY BRIGHAM 36 Hanscom Ave. Spring Track 3; Senior Play Comm., National Honor Society; Demo¬ lay; Student Government Day; plans to attend Bates College TODD BRISSENDEN 23 Eaton St. Enjoys cars and hockey, plans to become electrician Useless NOREEN BROGAN 8 Wakefield St. Project Trust; enjoys sewing, skiing, and nice people “Hogan” DAVID BROWN 358 West St. Track team manager 2, 3; likes cars, hockey, and flying DEBORAH BROWN 863 Main St. Gymnastics 2; Baton Squad 3; Pep Squad 2; enjoys sewing, swim¬ ming, and painting JOYCE BROWN 167 Woburn St. Pep Squad 2, 3; likes skiing and Hampton Beach, will attend Chamberlyn Junior College STEPHEN BROWN 163 Walnut St. Hockey 1, 2, 3; likes Sturgis Park, hockey, and food “Brownie” MARILYN BUCCHIERI 284 Lowell St. Baton Squad 3, 4; Powder Puff football; likes going to the beach and watching hockey games ALEXANDRA BUCCHIO 2 Norman Rd. Likes Led Zeppelin, the beach, and the zoo “Bucch” CAROL BULLEY Bull” 250 South St. Tennis 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Operetta; Rocket Teen 4; Senior Play; Glee Club; Drama Club; Outing Club; likes smiles BRUCE BUNNELL 34 Spruce Rd. Wrestling 2; likes the outdoors and Creedence Clearwater Revival “Colonel LAWRENCE BURKE “Spider” 319 Summer Ave. Indoor Track 2, 3, 4; Outdoor Track 1, 2; enjoys beach, Friday nights, and track RICHARD BURPEE 178 Wakefield St. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; plans to attend college and teach KENNETH BUTT 37 Knollwood Rd. Church group treasurer; likes bowling, music, and honesty KAREN BUTTERY 59 Grove St. Enjoys hockey, movies, Led Zeppelin and “hanging around” “Turk” JEAN BYINGTON 25 Park Ave. Cheerleader 3; likes football, basketball, and long weekends DIANE CALHOUN “Gus” 72 Timberneck Dr. Student Council 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4; tennis 3, 4; basketball 2, 3, 4; Baton Squad 3, 4; enjoys hockey, Creedence Clearwater and The Tuba by Jeanne Roman JOANNE CALLAHAN “Jo” 676 Haverhill St. Pep Squad 2; Field Hockey 3; Senior Play; Newspaper; Jr. Prom Committee; enjoys skiing, basketball STEPHEN CALVIN 11 Hunt St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Demolay 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Rocket Teen; New Dimensions 4; likes football, wrestling, and strawberry shortcake SCOTT CAMERON 52 Oak St. Ski Club 2, 3; Science Club 1; enjoys skiing and driving “Camshaft” ANN CARAFOTES Cara 84 Curtis St. Senior Play; Newspaper 2; Librarian; Glee Club 2, 4; Ski Club; likes tennis, summer, and music (Barbara and Dionne) STEPHEN CAREY 70 Whittier Rd. Enjoys cars, parties, and New Hampshire “Stash PAUL CARTER 32 Beacon St. Likes working on cars, street racing, rock; plans to join the Navy “Ralph” ALAN CASE “Mace 885 Main St. Student Council 1, 2, 3; Demolay; International Diners’ Club 3; likes hockey JOSEPH CASEY 141 Belmont St. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Outing Club 4; likes basketball, beach, listening to records SHARON CAVANAUGH 57 Edgemont Ave. Baton Squad 3, 4; Student Council 2; Operetta; BYF President; Glee Club 3, 4; likes skiing ANTHONY CECCACCI 27 Dividence Rd. Baseball 1; likes sports and Led Zeppelin CORRINE CELLA 63 Deering Rd. Rocket Teen 4; Outing Club 3, 4; Basketball 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; likes skiing, James Taylor EARLE CHASE 583 Summer Ave. Enjoys swimming, surfing, and work CHRISTOPHER CLARK 288 Grove St. Likes cars, hockey, weekends, and Led Zeppelin “Crick” SUSAN COLDEWAY 20 Mark Ave. Ski Club 3; Outing Club 3, 4; National Honor Soc iety; Baton Squad 3, 4; Reading Raiders; likes skiing, sailing, and hockey JAN CONNER 124 Franklin St. Likes sewing, swimming, skiing, Creedence MITCHELL CONROY 75 Line Rd. Enjoys gymnastics, football, Jackson Five “Coona” RUSSELL CONROY 75 Line Rd. Likes gymnastics, motorcycles, cars, beach, and Led Zeppelin “Boona” ELIZABETH CONTE 98 Woburn St. KENNETH CONVERSE 18 Wells Rd. Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Gym Club, National Honor Society; National Merit Finalist; Explorers; likes outdoor sports 191 name JUDITH COPITHORNE DOUGLAS CORKUM MICHELE CORMIER Mike” CHRISTOPHER CORNET Ney” MARK COWELL HEIDI CRIMMINGS “G.E.L. WAYNE CRIPPS CONSTANCE CRITTENDEN KEVIN CRONIN “Crow” LINDSEY CROOKER DAVID CROSBY DANIEL CRUPI JON CUMMINGS MICHAEL CURREN Cu” DONNA CUSHING ALICE DALY RAYMOND DANIELS DONNA DAUPHINEE DEBORAH DAVARICH MARGARET DAVIDSON ELIZABETH DAVIS ROBERT DEARBORN Dearburger” RICHARD DEGEL BRUCE DENHARD CARL DeSISTO MICHAEL DeSISTO Wolfman” CHERYL D’ETTORE CAROL DeVICO GARY DILLON RICHARD DILLON JAMES DINATALE PAULA DISHMON MARLA DIXON ASHLEY DOANE “Woody” JAMES DOBBINS Skippy” MARK DOLAN DARLENE DOUCETTE JOHN DOUCETTE “Do Do” CHARLES DOUGHTY- “Chaz JOANNE DOUGHTY “Jody” address activities 92 Hanscom Ave. 101 Eaton St. 22 Elliot St. Basketball 2, 4; Softball 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Rainbow; MYF; enjoys hockey, double sessions and Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young Football 1; Basketball 1; PYF; likes football, hockey, and skiing Cheerleader 1; Basketball 2; PYF; enjoys horseback riding 93 Dana Rd. 358 Pearl St. 67 Longwood Rd. 12 Woodland St. 73 Eaton St. 87 Washington St. Plays in a group; likes cars, football, walks and Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young Band 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Ski Club 3; Senior Play; employed at Atlantic Food Mart; likes people who smile Drama Club 1, 4; cafeterial work 1; Senior Play Committee; likes art, skating, swimming Cross Country 3; Yearbook photographer; plans to go to Dartmouth College; National Merit Finalist Likes vacations, wants to travel Enjoys cars, football, and people; hopes to travel 31 Susan Dr. 95 Curtis St. 112 Winthrop Ave. 54 Martin Rd. 56 Glenmere Cir. 203 Woburn St. 33 Winslow Rd. 58 Timberneck Dr. 27 Lincoln St. 18 Spruce Rd. 24 Lewis St. 753 Pearl St. 22 Scotland Rd. 16 Westhill Circle 25 Springvale Rd. 694 Haverhill St. 694 Haverhill St. 46 Martin Rd. 33 Shackford Rd. 155 Walnut St. 217 High St. 11 Arcadia Ave. 95 High St. 238 Woburn St. 40 Sanborn St. 15 Van Norden Rd. 177 County Rd. 1252 Main St. 143 Woburn St. 75 Oak St. 65 Temple St. Likes skiing, football, hockey, Joe Cocker Enjoys bowling, swimming, hockey, sleeping Football 1, 4; Gym Club Enjoys books, music, and art Outing Club 4; Student Union; likes basketball, Santana, Beatles, and people Rocket Teen 3; National Honor Society; Outing Club 3, 4; Cheer¬ leader 1; New Dimensions; Project Trust; likes skiing Outing Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook editor-in-chief; likes J. Geils and The Dead Wrestling 2; likes music, sports, anything Likes movies, parties, and dances Student Council 2, 3; Softball 2; Gymnastics; Baton Squad 3, 4; National Honor Society; likes dancing, Temptations, basketball, and waterskiing Student Council 1; Baton Squad 3, 4; enjoys hockey and skiing Likes sewing, reading, hockey, music, and accounting Drama Club 1; Outing Club 4; Demolay; volunteer at Winchester Hospital; likes cars, skiing, soccer Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Demolay; likes skiing, history, and music Glee Club 2, 4; Projection Crew 1; likes skiing, scuba diving, hiking, and math Likes the beach, swimming, math, and football Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Camp Counselor; likes golf, movies and science Pep Squad, likes modern jazz, painting, the beach, tennis, horse¬ back riding, and watching soap operas Pep Squad 2, 3; Outing Club 4; likes hockey, math, rock music, and dances Gary spends all his time doing all sorts of homework Football 1; Baseball 1, 2; Student Union 4; likes skiing, football, waterskiing, the beach, and hockey Ski Club 2, 3; Student Council President; National Honor Society 3, 4; Boys’ State; Outing Club 4; Chess Club 2, 3; likes skiing and rock music Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; enjoys painting, little kids, music, Led Zeppelin, hockey Outing Club 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; National Honor Society; volunteer at Winchester Hospital; likes hiking and music Golf 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; likes sports, music, movies, and people Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; likes sports, P.O.D., soul and rock music, and hockey Likes golf, bowling, working on cars Cheerleader 1, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2; likes skiing, math, and folk rock Likes Distributive Education, football, rock and soul music, and “cruisin’ ’’ Band 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Senior Play; Greater Bostonians, operetta Outing Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; likes choir, camping, bicycling, camp counseling and reading 192 name address activities BARBARA DOYON 103 Timberneck Dr. Tennis 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; likes skiing, roller skating, hiking, and pop music BARRY DREW 103 Scotland Rd. Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2, 3, 4; Explorers; enjoys camping and biology JOHN DRINKWATER 292 South St. Likes hockey, baseball, electronics, hard rock, and Sturgis Park “Jack” DEBORAH DRISCOLL 14 Vista Ave. Student Council 2; likes skiing and weekends JANET DUCLOS “Duke” 97 Arcadia Ave. Field Hockey 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Outing Club 3, 4; likes skiing, surfing, the beach, and parties KATHLEEN DUFFY “Duff” 150 Forest St. Student Council 1; Senior Play; Glee Club 2; Operetta 3; enjoys skiing and playing organ JANET DUNN 27 Woodward Ave. Cheerleader 3, 4; Outing Club 3, 4; Rocket Teen; likes camping, skiing, waterskiing, bicycling, and painting KATHRYN DUNNING 3 Collins Ave. Gymnastics 1, 2, 4; Field Hockey 1; enjoys fashion work, modeling, swimming, hockey LINDA DYMENT 337 Haven St. Likes camping, art, hockey and California ROSEMARIE EDSON “Rosie” 19 Hartshorn St. Outing Club 3, 4; Rocket Teen; Softball 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Yearbook; New Dimensions; Field Hockey 3, 4; Secretary; Pep Squad STEVEN EDWARDS 118 Hopkins St. Member of Classic Thunderbird Club; likes swimming, football, cars, and graphics JOY EMERSON 49 Deering St. Football Queen; Pep Squad; Rocket Teen 4; New Dimensions 4; enjoys horseback riding BEVERLY ERICSON 124 Bancroft Ave. Likes swimming, watching football, sewing JOHN FADER 555 West St. Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Winter Track; likes skiing, draw¬ ing, and playing trumpet STEPHEN FAIRCHILD “Mau” 53 Dana Rd. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; likes golf and Business Prin¬ ciples JOSEPH FALABELLA 370 West St. Wrestling 2; Winter Track 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2, 3, 4; enjoys motorcycles and waterskiing PAULA FALLON 66 Richards Rd. Pep Squad 2, 3; Gymnastics 2; Ski Club 2; CYO; likes sewing and cooking SANDRA FERRO 283 Grove St. Enjoys music, Ten Years After, hockey DEBRA FITZGERALD 14 Westcroft Rd. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee; likes spectator sports and political campaigning MICHAEL FLAHERTY 133 Prospect St. Likes cars, the beach, hockey, soccer, music, and people BRIAN FLYNN 20 Perkins Ave. Hockey 4; Spring Track 4; enjoys fishing, fly tying, hockey, and swimming SUSAN FLYNN 20 Perkins Ave. Likes water and snow skiing, and Distributive Education “Bird” LYNNE FRANGOLIS 467 West St. Gymnastics 4; Rocket Teen 4; Outing Club 4; Softball 2; Secretary DEBORAH FREDA 12 Larch Ln. Cheerleader 1; likes hockey and office work NANCY FUSCO 9 Cedar Lane Pep Squad 4; Drama Club 4; MYF; Basketball; likes horseback riding and painting DARLENE GATTENY 26 Rachel Rd. Pep Squad 3, 4; Rocket Teen 3; Senior Play Committee; National Honor Society ALAN GENEST 55 Pinevale Ave. Gymnastics 1, 3; Ski Club 2; Swim Team; enjoys skiing, drama and surfing HERBERT GENT “Chip” NICHOLAS GEORGOPOULOS 23 Alden Rd. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; likes P.O.D. and all sports 32 Holly Rd. Drama Club 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Senior Play Committee; enjoys astronomy, working at McDonald’s GORDON GILCHRIST 16 Joseph Way Hockey 2, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; likes music, swimming, and chemistry “Goodtime” LOUIS GILDEA 16 Highland St. Intramurals 2, 3; enjoys scuba diving, camping, history, and water- skiing MADELINE GILLESPIE 18 Wenda St. Ski Club 3; Pep Squad 3; likes swimming, boating, skiing, sum¬ mers, New Hampshire JANET GLINES 134 Timberneck Dr. Drama Club 4; Glee Club 4; Senior Play; MYF PATRICIA GOLON “Anne” 140 Green St. Likes re ading, liquid embroidering, English, horseback riding, and hockey MARY GOULET 15 Lawrence Rd. Likes skiing, data processing, Led Zeppelin KEVIN GRANELLI 22 Bolten St. Hockey 1; enjoys math and playing hockey DOROTHY GRAY 69 Van Norden Rd. Pep Squad 2; plays folk guitar DEBORAH GREENE 31 Cape Cod Ave. Field Hockey 4; Pep Squad 2; Senior Play Committee; Operetta; Glee Club 3, 4; Rainbow DOUGLAS GRIEVE 65 Hanscom Ave. Ski Club 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Senior Play; Glee Club 4; Band 4; Demolay KAREN GRIMES 83 John Carver Rd. Outing Club 4; Mass. Audubon Society; Junior Naturalist; Volunteer Assistant Teacher; Camp Counselor; Explorer 193 name address activities ROBERT GRITZ 168 Wakefield St. Student Council 1, 2, 3; likes racing cars, playing the drums, and hockey PETER GROVER “Goober” 7 Woodland St. Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2; Tennis 3; enjoys flying, sailing, sky diving, and hiking PAULA GUGGER “Goog” 86 Howard St. Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Cheer¬ leading 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Outing club; likes to dance LOIS GUSTAFSON “Lo” NEIL GUSTAFSON 48 Pearl St. Ski Club; Baton Squad 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Drama Club 1 16 Kelch Rd. Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Glee Club 3, 4; Operetta 3, 4; Gymnastics 3; Model U.N.; State Drama Festival 2, 3, 4; Colonial Chorus CAROL HABEEB 54 Victoria Ave. Likes skiing, gymnastics, algebra “Haboob” JAMES HAGERTY “Hag” 119 Summer Ave. Winter Track 3, 4; Spring Track 3, 4; Gymnastics; Weightlifting Club 3, 4; Soccer; enjoys music CAROL HAMMOND 113 Bancroft Ave. Senior Play Committee; Rainbow; MYF; Girl Scouts; 4-H; Camp Counselor JUDITH HARAN 50 Oak St. Creative writing 3; National Merit Finalist; likes reading and music KENNETH HART “Ted” 37 Hanscom Ave. Student Council 1; Hockey 2, 3; Football 2; Baseball 2; likes ski¬ ing, golf, street hockey and swimming DONALD HARTLEY 442 Franklin St. Football 4; Hockey 4; Spring Track 4; likes rock groups and fixing amplifiers SANDRA HEBENTON 37 Van Norden Rd. Field Hockey 4; Pep Squad 3; likes sewing, skiing, camp coun¬ seling, and Rainbow KAREN HEINSTROM 526 Summer Ave. Likes sewing, cooking, music, writing, tennis, and bookkeeping JUDY HENDERSON “Judd” 21 Coolidge Rd. Junior Prom Committee; likes football, basketball, dances, and double sessions SCOTT HENDERSON “Flip” DEBORAH HIGGINS 958 Main St. Likes skiing, waterskiing, camping, cars, and data processing 99 Pearl St. Enjoys football, hockey, sledding, “cruisin’” NORMAN HINDS 169 Green St. Drama Club 2; enjoys history, country rock, blues NANCY HITCHCOCK 149 Van Norden Rd. Likes parties, folk, rock, beach, and art MARY HOLBROOK “Robin” 77 Wakefield St. Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; likes skiing, football, and la¬ crosse JAMES HOLLOWELL 25 Governors Dr. Outdoor Track 2; enjoys music, guitar, math, hockey, electronics WILLIAM HOLTSBERG 62 Charles St. Football 1; Baseball 1; likes surfing, skiing, hard rock RONALD HOSFORD 211 Pearl St. Likes football, baseball, basketball, P.O.D., and cards “Hos” BARRY HOYT 97 Middlesex Ave. Football 1, 2; Track 2 , 3; likes skating, history, and the beach JOHN HOYT 23 Richards Rd. D.E. President; likes skiing, golf, construction ROBERT HURLBERT 40 Covey Hill Rd. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; enjoys camping, waterskiing, and skiing JANICE HURLEY “Hurla” 27 Fairmount Rd. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; likes skiing, surfing, dances, baseball, hard rock, and French Fries LINDA IACOPUCCI 253 Franklin St. Student Council 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Outing Club; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Glee Club; Senior Play Committee; and Operetta SUSAN INGVES 17 Wenda St. Pep Squad 2, 3; likes chemistry, waterskiing, horseback riding, hockey, motorcycles PAUL IVAS 451 Lowell St. Likes hockey, snowmobiling, skating; plans to go into medicine DONNA JARVIS 49 Victoria Ave. Drama Club 2; likes skiing, horseback riding, math, and camping ANDREA JOHNSON “Andy” 4 Fielding Rd. MYF; Rainbow; likes painting, sailing, embroidering, swimming, and riflery CAROL JOHNSON 108 John St. Likes Led Zeppelin, hockey, weekends, vacation DAVID JOHNSON 52 Washington St. Likes shop, baseball, hard rock Don STEPHEN JOHNSON 282 South St. Likes music, working on cars, business principles Stef” RUTH JOHNSTON 22 Cottage Park Likes English, pizza, waterskiing, soul BRUCE JONES 21 Pine Ridge Cir. Track 1, 2; Demolay; likes skiing, English DEBORAH JONES 415 Pearl St. Senior Play Committee; Gymnastics; enjoys CYO, music, poetry, baseball MELISSA JONES 74 County Rd. Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 3, 4; Rocket Teen; New Dimensions 4; Senior Play; National Honor Society PATRICIA JORDAN 36 Freemont St. Band 1; enjoys music, swimming, math, and football WILLIAM JORDAN 62 Locust St. Likes cars, sports, English, Graphics, and folk music NEIL JOUDRIE 11 Spring St. Hockey 4; enjoys CYO, football, bantam hockey, French, history ROGER KATES 26 Arcadia Ave. Likes music, cars, auto racing ANNE KAULBACH 9 Twin Oaks Rd. Ski Club 3; enjoys horses, motorcycles, skiing, Fords, hockey, and waterskiing KEVIN KEANE 28 Glen Rd. Football 2, 3, 4; enjoys sports, Cape Cod; plans to major in physi¬ cal education 194 name address JOHN KEARNS 220 Charles St. “Jay” FRED KEATON 25 Glen Road NANCY KEEFE 102 Beacon St. “O’Keefe” KATHLEEN KEELER 29 Union St. JANE KEENAN 43 Berkeley St. JOANNE KEITH 36 Tennyson Rd. Joey DAVID KELLY 66 Hopkins St. Kell” JAMES KELLY 42 Knollwood Rd. MARTHA KILGORE 182 Franklin St. BRUCE KILLAM 18 Federal St. ALBERT KINSLEY 64 Marla Ln. “Benny” WALTER KITTREDGE 155 Manning St. DEBORAH KOHLER 140 Oak St. FRANCIS KYLE 12 Auburn St. BRENDA LAETSCH 28 Thorndike St. SUSAN LEBLANC 35 Richards Rd. ROBERTA LEDER 201 Forest St. “Robin” PHILLIP LEE 87 Village St. JUNE LEIGH 84 King St. KAREN LESLIE 202 Pearl St. MARY LEWIS 530 West St. Marushka DAVID LIBBY 7 Rachel Rd. “The Bronco Kid” NANCY LINCOLN 13 Baldwin Lane RICHARD LINDLEY 239 Haverhil l St. KENNETH LOESCH 489 Summer Ave. DEBORAH LUFKIN 42 Intervale Terr. “Woofkin JAMES LYNCH 9 E St. GLENN MacLAUGHLIN 15 Hunt St. LESLIE MacPHERSON 161 Belmont St. “Tach” MELANIE MADDEN 13 Crosby Rd. FRANK MAFERA 11 Mineral St. “Weasel” MICHAEL MAHONEY 15 Lee St. ALAN MAILLETT 137 Salem St. Wrench” LEE MANGELINCKX 32 Shelby Rd. GEORGIANA MAPLETON 31 Fairview Ave. George” LESLEY MARCHAND 16 Batchelder Rd “Ferd” DANIEL MARTINAGE 84 Martin Rd. KATHLEEN MATHEWS 17 Wentworth Rd IDA MATTERA 1481 Main St. Id” MICHAEL McGARITY 550 Summer Ave. “Marty” MARY McGEE 29 Woodland St. activities Likes Pontiacs, P.O.D., fishing, and golf Likes camping, mountain climbing, work, and going to the beach Worked at Telephone Company Drama Club 1; likes skiing, Hampton Beach, and working at First National Commons Committee 3; Senior Play; enjoys skiing and working as a nurses aide Likes piano, target practice, skiing, and working at Grant’s Likes Sturgis Park, weekends, football, and Soul Enjoys Batman, art, music, Grand Funk Works at Sweetheart Plastics, likes Mr. Brett Winter Track 3; likes skiing, art, swimming, and Led Zeppelin Football 2 Soccer 2, 3; Tennis 2; likes camping, hunting, skiing, hockey Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Senior Play; enjoys music, MYF, knitting, and writing Likes music, skiing, social work, hard rock Plans to go to Business School Baton Squad 3; works at American Mutual Enjoys animals, reading, music, and people Rocket Hi-Lites 2, 3; likes photography, tennis, soccer, s wimming, camping, cars, poetry, and motorcycles Senior Play; Drama Club 3, 4; enjoys art, Operetta Gymnastics 1, 2; Softball 1, 2; Drama Club 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Glee Club; likes swimming, soccer, and Swedish correspondence Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; National Honor Society; Senior Play; Outing Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3; likes tea, Tan With Nuts, Steve Stills, Neil Young Likes scuba diving, boating, electrical work, Partridge Family, drag racing Baton Squad 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Girls’ State 3; likes skating, sewing, Temptations, Nantucket Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball; likes beach Enjoys mechanics, engineering, football, rock group Likes horseback riding, music, biology, waitressing at Filenes, Chinese food Likes waterskiing, hockey, data processing, Mr. D ' Orlando Golf 3, 4; Wrestling Manager 2, 3 Gymnastics 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Drop in Center 3; Rocket Teen 3; likes skiing, the beach, parties Enjoys classical music, Rainbow, flowers, baseball, Mrs. Roberts Football 1; Baseball 1; likes to play cards and go to the beach Cross Country 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Senior Play; Drama Club 4; likes golf, art, hiking, camp counseling, engineering Likes working on cars, working at Addison Wesley, shop, weekends, football, Jimi Hendrix Pep Squad 2; Baton Squad 3, 4; Gymnastics 4; enjoys dances, baseball, football, Sunday School teaching, Led Zeppelin Choir 1; ABM petitioning 2; enjoys music, nature, art Likes skiing, going to Hampton Beach, hockey, math Senior Play; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; enjoys camping, waterskiing, Rolling Stones, Mrs. Winkler Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Outing Club; Model U.N.; enjoys sailing, waterskiing, tennis, weekends, working at Friendly’s, P.O.D. Glee Club 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 4; likes music, writing, and the beach Likes working at Star Market, hockey, softball, fishing and soul Outing Club 4; Softball 3; National Honor Society; enjoys skiing, French, math 195 name address NANCY McGLINCHEY 21 Condor Rd. ANNE McKENNA 12 Boswell Rd. richard mckenzie 221 Pleasant St. joan McKinley 32 Forest Glen Rd. DONNA McMANUS 13 A St. GARY McPHEE 7 Pine Ridge Circ. Goo” DEBORAH McQUESTEN 22 Larch Ln. JOHN MEDINA 39 Avalon Rd. CYNTHIA MEIER 33 Belmont St. CARL MELLIN 47 Harvard St. ELAINE MELOTTI 55 Martin Rd. Snookie” DAVID MESERVE 46 Prescott St. “Meez CYNTHIA MEUSE 83 Oak St. CLAUDIA MIKSEN 43 Pinevale Ave. Claud” GERALDINE MITCHELL 80 Washington St. THOMAS MONAHAN 136 Salem St. MICHAEL MORRIS 66 Causeway Rd. Red MYLA MORRISON 42 Federal St. SUSAN MORRISON 508 West St. PETER MOSCARIELLO 24 Van Norden Rd MARJORIE MUELLER 50 Springvale Rd. “Mardi” WAYNE MUISE 93 Washington St. Bippy” MARY MULLANEY 287 Ash St. DUNCAN MULLINS 127 Pine Ridge Rd Dave” MARLA MURPHY 27 Colburn Rd. Murph” STEPHEN MURPHY 79 Longfellow Rd. THOMAS MURPHY 50 Oak Ridge Rd. “Murph” RICHARD MUSE 9 Chute St. ROBERT NELSON 89 Woburn St. RALPH NEUMYER 85 Glenmere Circ. “Jack LORETTA NEVIN 277 Washington St. BARBARA NICHOLS 1019 Main St. EDWARD NICHOLS 150 Woburn St. SHARON NICHOLS 19 Brook St. JANE NICHOLSON 333 Lowell St. JOHN NICKERSON 41 Elliot St. Nick PAUL NIGRO 77 Sturges Rd. CAROL ANN NILSON 143 Washington St. PRISCILLA NIX 70 Martin Rd. Nickie” activities Field Hockey 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2; Softball 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; enjoys skiing, hockey, Neil Diamond Newspaper 2; Ski Club 3; likes skiing, typing, working at Wool- worth’s, football, basketball Baton Squad 3, 4; Outing Club 3; Ski Club 3; enjoys writing, Stur¬ gis, English, and Moody Blues Junior Prom Committee; likes travelling, Rainbow, football; Crosby, Stills, and Nash President 3; likes Sturgis, weekends, P.O.D., football Likes working at Stantial-McCulloch, vacations, going uptown; plans to go to California Enjoys skiing, selling Ski-doo’s, snowmobiling, rock opera, football, hockey, and P.O.D. Likes skiing, horseback riding, hockey, and Led Zeppelin Model U.N. 3, 4; Track 2; Outing Club 4; Ski Club 4; enjoys Demo- lay, mountain climbing, camping, music Drama Club 1, 3; Library Club 2; National Honor Society; likes swimming, reading, basketball, and history Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 3; likes Maine, surfing, girls, art, rock Project Trust 3, 4; New Dimensions 4; enjoys writing, reading, and travelling Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2; Rocket Teen 4; Yearbook staff; Newspaper 4; likes skiing, weekends, and Mr. D’Orlando Baton Squad 3, 4; Operetta 3; enjoys art, music, poetry, painting, sewing, hockey, French and parties Likes hockey, English, and Miss Stembridge Likes girls, music, hockey, biology, and motorcycles Drama Club 3; Field Hockey 3, 4; Glee Club; Operetta; Senior Play; enjoys field hockey, anatomy, Finland, and The Theatre Softball 1; Commons 3; D.E.C.A. 4; likes biology and hockey Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; IngersolI Award; enjoys football and Mr. Hollingsworth Pep Squad 2; Gymnastics 2; Student Council; likes reading, skiing, swimming, P.O.D., weekends and the beach Football 1; enjoys dancing, horseback riding, history, and Mrs. Feinberg Glee Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; PACE; enjoys basketball, English, Mr. Cahill Basketball 1, 2; likes computer work, football, soul, P.O.D. week¬ ends, vacations Commons 3; likes dancing, waterskiing, anatomy, hard rock, and Mr. Hollingsworth Likes algebra, Miss Lee, hockey, ice-fishing, bowling, and rock Student Council 1; National Honor Society; Boys’ State; likes reading, sports, American History, and Mr. Levitz Intramural football and soccer; enjoys bowling, hockey, rock, and Mr. Appleby Likes Demolay and working at McDonald ' s Senior Play; Student Union; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; enjoys sports, skiing, Demolay, Mr. White Likes waterskiing, music, Mr. Gillis Library Club 3, 4; Senior Play; likes to fish, swim, basketball, and Mr. Perry Intramurals; enjoys swimming, scuba diving, Mr. Murphy, Physics, rock Likes skiing, office work, Mrs. Roberts Band 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Outing Club 3, 4; likes music, cycling, skiing, and Mr. Cahill Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track; likes swimming, fish¬ ing, Miss Stein Likes waterskiing, P.O.D., soul, hockey, Mr. Appleby, weekends, and parties Enjoys skiing, hockey, Mr. Neely, P.O.D., working at Filene’s, and Sly Senior Play; enjoys sewing, MYF, basketball, history, and Mr. Rhodes 196 name address LLOYD NORDGREN “Kris RICHARD NORDIN “Naitch ROBERT NORTON Sugar Bear” DONNA NUNZIATO 43 Pilgrim Rd. 260 Ash St. 100 High St. 45 Edgemont Ave. JOHN O’KEEFE “Oke” MAUREEN O’MALLEY “Mo” DEBORAH ORPIN “Chuko HENRY OUELLETTE “Henna” PHILIP PACINO 17 Governor’s Dr. 56 Berkeley St. 21 Hunt St. 237 Ash St. 11 Scotland Rd. GORDON PACKER VERNA PALACE “Day-Day” JEFFREY PALMER “Little Joe” MICHELE PALMIERI 271 Haven St. 14 Wilson St. 45 Pratt St. 59 Maple Ridge Rd. LAUREN PARTELOW 17 Pine Ridge Rd. NANCY PATTERSON 15 Pearl St. WILLIAM PELOSI JEAN PENDERGAST DEBORAH PERKINS EDWARD PERRY MICHAEL PERRY 42 Dana Rd. 71 Hartshorn St. 165 Salem St. 15 Tennyson Cir. 10 Spring St. PATTI PETERS 7 Edwin St. DEBRA PETERSON LINDA PILLA 11 Harrison Ave. 239 West St. DIANE POLYCHRONES 30 Collins Ave. JANET POMERLEAU 34 Timberneck Dr. BERNADETTE POTHIER JULIE POTTLE 56 Colonial Dr. 36 Intervale Terr. JAY PRESCOTT 33 Berkely St. CASSANDRA RADULSKI 38 Winslow Rd. RHONDA RALSTON GREGORY RASETTA DIANE REDDINGTON ELIZABETH REGAN 10 Linden St. 225 South St. Ill Green St. 78 Winthrop Ave. JANET RICE 25 Larch Ln. JAMES RICHARDSON JOHN RILEY 8 Torre St. 128 Pearl St. JOSEPH RILEY EDWARD RIVERS 128 Pearl St. 11 Woodland St. WENDY ROBERTS 30 Perkins Ave. ALVIN ROBINSON 22 Pine Ridge Cir. MARGARET ROBUNSON 12 Whittier Rd. ROBERTA ROCHE 360 Main St. activities Likes music, cars, Mr. Cahill, shop, and baseball Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Ski Club; likes golf, skiing, chemistry, Mr. Garland Basketball 1; Cross Country 2; Spring Track 2; Wrestling 4; likes swimming, P.O.D., and Mr. Neely Cheerleader 4, Basketball 1, 2; enjoys bowling, P.O.D., hockey, Mrs. Winkler, Sly, and weekends Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club; likes work¬ ing at Chronicle, Mr. Gillis, P.O.D., and sports Ski Club 2, 3; Outing Club 3, 4; New Dimensions 4; enjoys Mr. White, skiing, history, and Crosby, Stills, and Nash National Honor Society 3, 4; plans to go into nursing Likes to work on cars, Mr. Bond, English, football, and soul Cross Country 2, 3; Indoor Track 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Senior Play; National Honor Society; likes Mr. White, vacation Likes Mr. Harney, hard rock, and sports Likes hockey, typing, and Miss O’Brien Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2, 3, 4; likes writing, music, playing pool, and the beach Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Rocket Hi-Lites 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Baton Squad 3, 4; likes football, soul, English, Mrs. Winkler Baton Squad 3, 4; Outing Club 3, 4; Powder Puff 4; Rocket Teen 2, 4; Gymnastics; likes bowling, soul, Mrs. Feinberg, and baseball Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Glee Club; likes history and Mr. White Likes Miss Stein, history, the Doors, and playing football Softball 2; Basketball 2, 3; likes Mr. Neely Likes Mr. Gillis, swimming, rock, pets, and roller skating Likes rock music and watching hockey Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Golf 3, 4; enjoys golf and Rocket Teen Council Likes D.E. and working at N.E. Telephone; enjoys weekends and acid rock Drama Club 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee; MYF Field Hockey 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Pep Squad 4; National Honor Society; Rainbow Worthy Advisor Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Ski Club 3; enjoys sewing, cook¬ ing, piano, candystriping Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 3, 4; Rocket Teen and New Dimensions; likes to ski and climb mountains Cheerleader 3, 4; enjoys skiing and graphic and commercial art Likes hockey, the Bruins, and hockey; enjoys hockey and hockey; plans to attend Boston Garden in the fall Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Outing Club; Rocket Teen Field Hockey 2; Softball 3, 4; Basketball; Student Union; likes to ski Enjoys roller skating, bowling, golf, Mrs. Dee, and the Beach Boys Likes Mrs. Winkler, hunting, fishing, soul Likes Mr. Blaney, Good Harbor, clerical practice, and vacations Glee Club 4; Baton Squad 3, 4; National Honor Society; likes ski¬ ing, candystriping Ski Club 2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Outing Club 3, 4; Yearbook staff; Baton Squad 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Rocket Teen Likes Mr. Perry, electricity, race cars, and watching football Glee Club; Student Union; Outing Club; likes skiing, fencing, and football Likes Mr. Amerikaner, rock, and weekends Intramural soccer and football; enjoys cars, skin diving, waterskiing, and music Tennis 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Rocket Teen; Outing Club; Yearbook staff; New Dimensions; Wrestling manager A.V. Crew; Projection Crew; Demolay; enjoys working on and restor¬ ing Thunderbirds Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; likes drama, football games, and dances D.E.; likes weekends and acid rock 197 name address DEBORAH ROSE 8 Pratt St. MARK ROSENTHAL ANN ROURKE “Susie LINDA ROURKE 33 Putnam Rd. 195 Summer Ave. 195 Summer Ave. SANDRA ROY THOMAS ROY 19 Blueberry Ln. 92 Curtis St. FRANCIS RUFF 249 Forest St. PAUL RUSSO “Russ” 26 Glen Rd. MARIETTA SBRACCIA 55 Forest St. ANN SCHEINER 31 Avon St. CROMWELL SCHUBARTH 17 Sturges Rd. KATHIE SELDON 40 Pilgrim Rd. DIANE SELFRIDGE 10 Mineral St. JOHN SERRECCHIA “Gino” DONNA SHEA 25 Lucy Dr. 180 Washington St. MICHAEL SHEEHAN DIANE SHERPEY 22 Batchelder Rd. 12 Pratt St. BONNIE SILVA LEAH SIMBLARIS 243 Main St. 658 Pearl St. DAVID SMALL 536 Haverhill St. JOHN SMITH MAUREEN SMITH 292 West St. 77 Hanscom Ave. SUSAN SMITH 186 Summer Ave. DEBORAH SORRENTINO 15 Linnea Ln. STEVEN SOULE SHARON SOUTHER 25 Irving St. 9 Center Ave. DOUGLAS STEPHENS 215 West St. PAMELA STEWARD 30 Forest Glen Rd. ANNE STINCHFIELD 37 Prescott St. PAMELA STODDARD 302 Woburn St. BRUCE STRONG RALPH SULIS 20 Middlesex Ave. 6 Catherine Ave. DANIEL SULLIVAN MARILYN SULLIVAN 33 Plymouth Rd. 125 Middlesex Ave. MAUREEN SULLIVAN 28 Highland St. PAUL SULLIVAN 28 Highland St. PETER TASSI LINDA TEBEAU “Loopey PETER TEEL 158 Salem St. 55 Hancock St. 180 Prescott St. activities Library Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Glee Club; enjoys music and swimming Likes to watch football and basketball Drama Club 2, 3, 4; likes skating, candystriping, smiles, and “Steamroller Blues” Foreign Relations Club; likes Mr. Zenewicz and watermelon ice cream Enjoys Mr. Ham, hockey, rock, working at Wayside Bazaar Library Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Glee Club; enjoys music and surfing Baseball 2, 3; likes skiing, swimming, the beach, dancing, and Three Dog Night AFS student; spending Senior Year in Germany; Spring Track 2; Chess Club; likes Creedence Clearwater, tennis, Latin, Mr. Spencer, Miss Brooks Enjoys skiing, swimming, art, sewing, folk singing, and volunteer social work Junior Prom Committee, sewing, volunteer work; plans to go into Physical Therapy Rocket Teen Co-Chairman, Model U.N. 3, 4; likes music and liter¬ ature Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Junior Prom Committee; Outing Club; Ski Club; MYF Basketball; Yearbook staff Powder Puff football; Rainbow; waterskiing; bike riding; plans in¬ clude nursing Football 2; likes to ski, hunt, girls, Mr. White; plans to be an airline pilot Senior Prom Committee, Ski Club; likes Anatomy, double-sessions; plans to be a nurse Football 2; likes studies, football, weekends Library Club 3; Senior Play; likes swimming, Rainbow, work at Winchester Hospital and Pewter Pot Enjoys Mr. Brett, transcription, skiing; plans to get married Outing Club 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer, Baton Squad 3, 4; Student Council; likes skiing, baseball, and rock music Rocket Teen; enjoys bowling, P.O.D., Mr. Appleby, weekends, par¬ ties; plans to major in business Owns and drives own stock car; likes surfing and working on cars Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Yearbook staff; Baton Squad 3, 4; Rocket Teen and New Dimensions; Glee Club 3, 4; Senior Play; National Honor Society; plays piano and folk guitar Baton Squad 3, 4; Outing Club; Cheerleader; likes Bruins and skiing Cheerleader; likes waterskiing and sewing; plans to go into dental field Likes skindiving, working with cars, weekends, and the beach Likes Miss O’Brien, Mr. Brett, Plum Island, Carpenters, Led Zeppe¬ lin, winter sports Indoor Track 2, 3; Drama Club; Senior Play; likes music, drama, surfing; plans career in dramatics or ministry Baton Squad 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Ski Club; enjoys skiing; AFS hostess, yearbook Junior Prom Committee; Gymnastics; Student Union; likes the outdoors and people Senior Play Committee; likes modern art and poetry, beach in winter, P.O.D., Mrs. Feinberg; plans a career in art Likes waterskiing, golf, surfing, rock, and Mr. Amerikaner’s class Wrestling 2, 3, 4; enjoys Demolay, football, skiing, rock; plans to go to business school Enjoys coin collecting, football, soccer, rock, and work at Bradlees Ski Club 2, 3; Field Hockey 2; Outing Club “tobo ggans ; Baton Squad 3, 4; New Dimensions 3, 4; Basketball 2 Drama Club; likes swimming, babysitting, history, hockey, work at Woolworth’s Enjoys camping, mountain climbing, English with Mr. Cahill; works at Atlantic Food Mart Likes playing pool, D.E., Mrs. Laffie; plans to work for Uncle Sam Student Council; Secretary; Cheerleader 4; Outing Club 3, 4; en¬ joys camping, climbing, and spectator sports Likes waterskiing, history with Mr. Amerikaner, hockey, and rock music ?8 name address RAYMOND THOMPSON “Raymo” 77 Sunnyside Ave. STEVEN THOMPSON 187 Bancroft Ave. DIANE TOMPKINS JEFFREY VAN DOREN 11 Chestnut Rd. 42 John St. EARL VAN HORN CHERYL VINCI 87 Hopkins St. 12 Scout Hill Ln. NEAL VITALE 23 Rachel Rd. JOHN VOZELLA “Voz” SUSAN WAKELING CAROL WALES 420 South St. 60 Lowell St. 196 Prescott St. BARBARA WALKER 1361 Main St. DAVID WALL DAVID WALSH WILLIAM WALSH ROBERT WARDWELL NANCY WARNICK 386 Lowell St. 66 Hanscom Ave. 9209 Twin Hill Ln., Laurel, Maryland 50 Batchelder Rd. 506 Franklin St. 107 Prospect St. LIS BETH WATT “Beezel” BRUCE WEBSTER STEVEN WELCH 40 Longview Rd. 54 Lawrence Rd. 271 Woburn St. KENNETH WELLS 198 Ash St. SARA WELLS 19 Oak St. ALAN WESTON 293 Pearl St. ELIZABETH WESTWATER 16 Alden Cir. JEFFREY WHITE 24 Meadowbrook Ln. PAMELA WHITE 5 John Carver Rd. KATHRYN WICKS 33 Henzie St. BARBARA WILKINS 94 Gleason Rd. JANET WILKINSON CONSTANCE WILLIAMS 18 Cumberland Rd. 31 Batchelder Rd. DAVID WILLIAMS 59 Prospect St. CHRISTOPHER WILMOT 129 Grove St. GAIL WILSON 1198 Main St. LAURENCE WOOD 4 Orchard Park Dr. PATRICIA WOOD 54 Belmont St. RONALD WOOD 167 Washington St. ROBERT WOODLAND ROBERT WORDEN 77 Mount Vernon St. 221 Lowell St. GREGORY ZANNI 398 Grove St. activities Cross Country 2, 3; Gymnastics 4; Indoor Track 3; National Honor Society; likes to play guitar, Paul McCartney, James Taylor, and Beethoven Enjoys hockey, English, Miss Stembridge, rock, and Ten Years After Drama Club 2, 3, 4; loves music, weekend; works at Woolworth’s Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Outing Club 4; enjoys camping, music, and the Celtics and Bruins Enjoys woodshop, D.E., English with Mrs. Bell, and acid rock Senior Play; Operetta 3, 4; Student Council; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; enjoys swimming and hiking National Honor Society 3, 4; National Merit Finalist; Yearbbok co-ordinator; Moratorium Committee; enjoys politics, Neil Young, and Rod Stewart; plans to go to MIT Football manager 2; Basketball and Track manager, trainer 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; likes to sail Outing Club; enjoys skiing, weekends, vacations Moratorium Committee; National Honor Society; likes art, music; tutors in South End Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Rainbow; likes art and working at Friendly’s Enjoys playing and listening to music, Ten Years After Vice-President, Basketball 2, 3, 4; likes sports, Celtics, P.O.D. Enjoys park parties, girls, weekends and Sly and The Family Stone Golf 2; likes sports and working at Star Market Baton Squad 3, 4; Rocket Teen; Junior Prom and Se nior Play committees; likes bowling and hockey Treasurer 2, 3; Student Council 3; Outing Club 3; Yearbook staff; likes to ski, bowl Enjoys football and Mr. Amerikaner Works at Goodall Sanford; likes soccer and woodshop; plans to go into Coast Guard D.E., likes math with Mr. Congdon, playing hockey; plans to go into Air Force Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 3; Senior Play Committee Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 4; Rocket Teen; likes classical music and skiing Student Council 3; Junior Prom and Senior Play Committee; New Dimensions; likes to bowl Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Vice- President 2, 3; Rocket Teen Band 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Senior Play; likes playing flute and Tan With Nuts Ski Club 3, 4; PACE; enjoys waterskiing and work as camp coun¬ selor and at Woolworth Cheerleader 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; Basketball; Rocket Teen; Outing Club; Senior Play Committee; plans to go into nursing Glee Club 3; Ski Club 3; New Dimensions 4; enjoys Rainbow Works at Pewter Pot; likes horseback riding and taking modern jazz lessons Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Model U.N.; Baseball 2; Student Council 2, 3 Soccer 2, 3; likes art, music, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young; plans to major in art Likes sewing, waitressing at Sears Coffee Shop; hopes to work with retarded children or Physical Therapy Student Council 2; Football 2; Senior Play; likes skiing, work at Winchester Hospital; plans to go into medicine Lunch Patrol 3; likes Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young; Mr. Brett; plans to teach Enjoys listening to Creedence Clearwater Revival; plans to go into service Enjoys Mrs. Feinberg’s class, Johnny Winter Football 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 3, 4; Spring Track 2; likes beach; plans to join Navy Golf 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2; likes golf and gym 199 so world is a leaf so tree is a bough (and birds sing sweeter than books tell how) so here is away and your is a my (with a down up around again fly) forever was never till now. —e.e. cummings 200