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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1972 volume:

rn any corner. Hear, you must hear what the people say You know there’s something goin’ on here, That surely won’t stand the light of day. And it appears to be a long, Such a long time before the dawn. Speak out, you got to speak out against The madness, you got to speak your mind, If you dare. But don’t try to get yourself elected. If you do you had better cut your hair. ’Cause it appears to be a long time, Before the dawn. It’s been a long time cornin’, It’s goin’ to be a long time gone. But you know, the darkest hour Is always just before the dawn. And it appears to be a long time. Such a long time before the dawn. David Crosby EDITOR IN CHIEF LIZ DIAMOND COORDINATOR BARRY SMITH ART EDITORS NANCY BELLANTONE KAREN KASHIAN PAT WASSERBOEHR ANNE WELIN BUSINESS EDITORS NANCY CHAPLIK KAREN HOFFMAN DAN SNOW ROSEMARY WESTRA LITERARY EDITORS PAM CORRADINO PAULA DINATALE ROBERTA DIXON NANCY KATHAN PROFILE EDITORS BEV BEANE JANET ENGLUND CONNIE HOYT DEBBIE KASPER MARIAN SERRECCHIA SPECIAL THANKS TO FRANK GAZARIAN NAT BELLANTONE TABLE OF CONTENTS 6 ADMINISTRATION 8 FACULTY 31 FALL SPORTS 41 WINTER SPORTS 49 SPRING SPORTS 53 ACTIVITIES 77 UNDERCLASSMEN 94 SENIORS i C V V NN ’ivir. Nee ‘ . N esa y than! d 6 express ni, r M O 0 0, e ' V 0 ' XO S ' !f ° vo e V c 1 o ’ 1 oa ' J e ' ,, r ?C Q ‘V P - p ' O • xo o 6 T ° vop: e vo V ,0 S o ' oX e ! ( fd? V o ' - v “ °y v V ❖V Wo (f ' 5 ? ° P C; P f x ,® - ' V? cTrPt 0 v y (O X o f y ms. brooks, Mr. Spencer,MS - 9 ou. The Class of 72 would ' e r , e and appreciation to thes7 a rs of our lives. 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He knows that in order to find any real meaning, lasting contentment and inner peace in his life, his actions must be consistent with his beliefs. Becoming the person one wants to be requires constant striving, self-discipline and oc¬ casional self-denial. ARA A. KARAKASHIAN LEONARD F. D’ORLANDO Assistant Principal From SONG OF MYSELF. . . . In all people I see myself, none more and none less, And the good or bad I say of myself I say of them . . . I exist as I am, that is enough, If no other in the world be aware I sit content, And if each and all be aware I sit content . . . Walt Whitman, a kosmos, of Manhattan the son, Turbulent, fleshy, sensual, eating, drinking, and breeding, No sentimentalist, No stander above men and women or apart from them, No more modest than immodest. . . WALT WHITMAN « DR. ISA K. ZIMMERMAN Assistant Principal TO A YOUNG CHILD. Margaret, are you grieving Over Goldengrove unleaving? Leaves like the things of man, you With your fresh thoughts care for, can you? Ah! as the heart grows older It will come to such sights colder By and by, nor spare a sigh Through worlds of wanwood leafmeal lie; And yet you will weep and know why. Now no matter, child, the name: Sdrrow’s springs 6re the same. Nor mouth had, no nor mind, expressed What heart heard of, ghost guessed: It is the blight man was born for, It is Margaret you mourn for. GERAD MANLEY HOPKINS ERNEST G. SPENCE Assistant Principal HIGH FLIGHT. Oh, I have slipped the surly bands of earth, And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings Sunward I’ve climbed and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun-split clouds—and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of—wheeled and soared and swung High in the sunlit silence. Hovering there, I’ve chased the shouting wind along and flung My eager craft through footless halls of air. Up, up the long delirious, burning burning blue I’ve topped the wind-swept heights with easy grace, Where never lark, or even eagle, flew: And, while with silent, lifting mind I ' ve trod The high untrespassed sanctity of space, Put out my hand, and touched the face of God. JOHN GILLESPIE MAGEE, JR. FACULTY V; lip • • • • ' � , ■ � - • i.- : : if. •. � .... . 1 • . , ‘ . •■•••• v •. «■ -x-. • • • • • ' ; • •• • • Vj : • ■ , ' . � ' • I. ' -..,,.- j only took the regular course,” said the Mock Turtle. What was that?” inquired Alice. Reeling and Writhing, of course,” replied the Mock Turtle, “and then the different branches of arithmetic, Ambition, distraction, uglification, and derision.” That’s the reason they’re called lessons,” the Gryphon re- because they lessen from day to day. Lewis Carroll ..-M’v ,v V, ) • • ■ ' , , ' ' f , . v.: ’ 1 - ' - t viit; ’ • ' ' ' ■ . ■ ■ : ' ' ■; • . ' Vilh rub.V- ■ ... • ■ -I,.■■■ i • M. • : • . RETIRING • . Industrial and Fine Arts 10 MICHAEL HARNEY Industrial Arts EDWARD MORRISON Industrial Arts ROBERT PATTERSON Industrial Arts HAROLD BOND LYNNE CAVANAUGH HAROLD CROFT English Department WALTER CAHILL NORMAN CORMIER 12 CHRISTOPHER BOWMAN MARY DILG JEANNETTE BELL SALLY STEMBRIDGE CORNELIUS BROSNAN YVETTE ANDERSON PETER GREENE DONALD LOVELY ROBERT NEELY RICHARD THOMAS ROBERT SWANSON RICHARD O’NEIL PETER VALESKA RICHARD WHITE Foreign Languages MEREDITH SULD French ARTHUR SPENCER—Department Head 16 RICHARD HAM French BERNICE LOBDELL French DOROTHY LEBACH French JOSEPH NISCO French M. FRANCIS LANOUETTE Latin, French SHARON GERSTEIN French, Spanish ROBERT DONOVAN Spanish yspo5 - Mathematics ELEANOR BROOKS Department Head ALTON L. BLACK VIRGINIA BLODGETT EMERY DEBECK GILBERT CONGDON 18 MARY EATON RICHARD GERST DAVID NATHANS J JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH STEVEN RHODES CHARLES SYMONDS EUGENE KACZOWKA _ ERIC TURNER Physics and Chemistry Department PHILIP BLUM Physics JAMES MURPHY Department Head 20 ' r i ' ' wn , ill ::m i I . -i fljpi 1 1 Science Department DAVID GARLAND Department Head ROSLYN GOLDKLANG Biology PAUL SOULE Biology LEO KENNEY Biology 22 EVERETT BLODGETT Science SUSAN SARNEY Science VIVIAN TONEY Science JEROME PERRY Science WILLIAM OSTRANDER And Home Economics NADINE SUTHERLAND VIRGINIA BARTLETT Physical Education MAUREEN LeCLAIRE WALTER HAWKES Department Head ARTHUR HALES ELIZABETH CORINDIA Student Teacher 7 HELEN HART Guidance EDWARD BRADY Guidance DAVID CASTINE Guidance FRANKLIN BERKEY Guidance JOHN PACINO Guidance 28 ALDONA BELL R.N. Health JEAN SILVA Librarian JANICE GROMYKO Guidance Secretary ERNESTINE MACDONALD Head Librarian STELLA HALFYARD Health Secretary 29 CHARLOTTE SERRENTINO Office JOHN RING—IBM KITCHEN STAFF PAUL HUBBARD Head Custodian JEAN UNDERHILL Office pauline McDonough Office nor plate u mJSSmi FALL SPORTS Varsity Football 1971 FIRST ROW: Mike Merrill, Tom Davis, Gary Gromyko, John Murphy, Carl Fennelly, Greg Golden, Jack Hollingsworth, Captain Bob Stark, Captain Mike McNaney, Captain Mike Millman, Greg Lindley, Richard Cornet, Steve Ernst, Ken Kaulbach, Scott Rosa, Peter Gugger, ty Symonds, Joel Thornton. SECOND ROW: Head Coach John Hollingsworth, Ron Maloney, Mark Fallon, Dave Walker, John Baccari, Mike Acquaviva, Pat Morelli, Dean Kouloris, Barry Smith, Dan Ed¬ wards, Peter Magneson, Tim Prince, Steve Barrett, Don Graves, Chuck Dishmond. THIRD ROW: Coach Jack White, Brian Sheehan, Tom Blanchard, Richard Crosby, Greg Talent, Mark Stowell, Scott Bailey, Dana Schuh, Ray Zemlin, Chip Cahoon, Tom Edson, Tom Roy, Bill Talent, Coach Paul Soule. FOURTH ROW: James Wandry, Peter Finnegan, Jeff Hurlbert, Dan Cahoon, Steve Luco, Mark Secher, Ed O’Brian, Bill Mc- Elveen, Frank DeVellis, Dave Perry, Chuck Ross, Ken Moore, Jack Thompson, Managers Joe and Steve Vozella, Equipment Manager Bruce Appleby. 1971-72 Football Season Reading 8 Lexington 28 Reading 20 Belmont 6 Reading 0 Woburn 21 Reading 28 Wakefield . 26 Reading . 26 Reading 6 Winchester 32 Reading 6 Watertown 28 Reading 13 Concord 0 Reading 18 Melrose 22 Stoneham 13 .V I 1 1 Sophomore Football Kfwvr x ' FIRST ROW: Richard Skelley, Jerry Wallace, Andy Kaulbach, Jim Slavin, Bill Robichand, Bill Diamond, Paul Fernside, Bob Fallon, Ted Keatsman. SECOND ROW: Coach Dick Gerst, Matt Lincoln, John Falkenstrom, Steve Smith, Mark Meserve, Ward Ricker, Mark Baltier, Steve Carbone, Manager Tom McGrail. THIRD ROW: Ollie Clemens, Doug Roy, Mark Stomatis, Jamey Cutlass, Bill Lanagan, Victor Bostilles, Ken Marshall, Mike Gugger. MISS¬ ING: Head Coach Eric Turner. Freshman Football i BarrA. — ■ ireEWH FIRST ROW: Bill Cotreau, Steve Mantia, Mike lanelli, Ken Hollingsworth, Dave Johnson, Mark Harris, John Davis, Sam DiBlasi, Joe Risi, Jim Donovan. SECOND ROW: Peter Ber¬ nard, Tony Torra, Tom Hunt, Tom Dwyer, Norman Blach, Steve Connors, Steve Garry, Glen Jewell, Kevin Storti, Brad Peters. THIRD ROW: Gerry Gillespie, Kevin Laroccom, Mike Con¬ nors, Steve Westra, Jeff Oliver, Tim Sharkey, Dan Melanson, Brian Pothier. FOURTH ROW: Bill Monahan, Tom Lynch, Dan Walsh, Theo Metropolous, Steve Mallon, Jim Shiner, Rick Edson, Peter Hendricks, Ed Blaine. FIFTH ROW: Mark Kurkjian, Dan Rice, Mark Kaspero- vich, Steve Sweeney. Steve Sullivan, Jack Pacino, Paul Cafazzo, Mike Herbert, Dave Hur¬ ley BACK ROW: Ken Harris, Gerry Maraghy. 38 j . ThBj yB ' M l lkVi I CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: Coach Garland, Paul Beede, Dave Steffen, Tom Devaney, Doug Warnick, Greg Dube (Capt.), Gary Cushing (Capt.), Fran Doiron, Steve Chandler, Steve Garrard Paul Wassebohr, Coach Blodgett, Wayne Davis (manager). SECOND ROW: Bruce Gustafson, Charlie Potracas, Cris Dube, Keith Broadley, Paul Ronco, Larry Foster, Rick Martin, Tom Nola, Ken Svenson, Tom Flanagan. THIRD ROW: John Regan, Robert Bradley, Bruce Pres- 1 | m Scouten, Bruce Hebenton, Brian McGee, David Kathan, Jim Morris, ' Dave Maria. FOURTH ROW: Brian Keenan, Bill Brogna, Robin VanDoren, John Marshall Mark Horan Gary Libermann, Mike Cooper, Kevin O’Maley, Scott Chandler, John Black, Barry Knox. WINTER SPORTS Hockey 5ASKETBALL IRST ROW: Bruce Prescott, Jim Morris, Stan Lewko (Capt), Wally Gil ' espie (Capt ) Kevo Mahoney (Capt.), Paul Shebla Keith Hall. SECOND ROW Paul Cemens Kevin O Br.en teve Sheehan, Tom Hastings, Jack Moran, Brian Davidson, Fran Doiron. THIRD RO v Da.e vaiker, Chuck Collins, Mario Estretch, Duane Heineck George Ncnoiades Jim Gregory nan D Arcy. MISSING: Eric Petersen. Pat Morelii, Dennis Curran VARSITY WINTER TRACK SEATED: Tri-Captains Greg Golden, Steve Chandler, Gary West. FIRST ROW: Chris Voge- lin, Larry Foster, Richard Berberian, David Maria, Gary Lieberman. SECOND ROW: Matt Conti, Steve Mallon, Tom Devaney, Tom Ford, Mike Gallager, Bill Cotreau. THIRD ROW: Doug Brown, Tim Prince, Billy Lanagin, Ed Boshetti, Doug Warnick, Mark Fallon, Mark McCormack, Mark Bond. FRESHMAN WINTER TRACK KNEELING: Wren Yao, Scott McGrath, Glen White, Robert Monk, Salvatore DiBIasi, Kevin Desmond. STANDING: John Richardson, Dave Biette, Scott Chandler, Brian Duffy, Bob Berg. Aa|| j (L ip sff� 5saaESgifmflS ; Kr iUi Qfif XvXfwJ GYMNASTICS CLUB FIRST ROW: Kathy Robinson, Cheryl Spooner, Rhonda Wilkins, Patricia Basta, Ruth Nichols, Diane Berry, Debby Shiner, Debby Nichols, Maryanne Donovan, Marilee Halpin, Terri Puo- polo, Cindy Rosa, Steve lacopucci, Kevin Wall. SECOND ROW: Martha Gugger, Nancy Brownlow, Ellen Chamberlain, Carol Bridge, Judy Ballou, Patty Gillis, Donna Heerman, Nancy Cox, Barb Smith, Kathy Nelson, Matilda Windowsill, Janice Emanuelson, Jan Man- gion, Cheryl Engel, Gail Emanuelsen, Brenda Norris, Margie Pothier. THIRD ROW: Glenn Jewel, Steve McCann, Kim Roberts, Jill Marshal, Carlan Appleton, Mike McNaney, Peter Gugger, Karen Backe, Linda MacElveen, Danny Gugger, David Lake, Bob Hartford, Dwight Shen. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Mary Jo D’Arcy, Karen Hoffman, Cathy Yeo (Capt.), Karen Lewis, Karen Dan- tone. SECOND ROW: Noreen Ruff, Janet Davidson, Pam Benshimol, Sandy Treacy, Terri Mazur, Cindy Swymer, Morie Morgan, Jill Pidgeon, Laura Killam. THIRD ROW: Eileen D’Arcy, Linda DiBiase, Cookie Belcamino, Maureen Winslow, Lauren Hall, Anne Locke, Susan Miesfeldt, Alice Restuccia. 46 WRESTLING SQUAD FIRST ROW: Scott Hoffman, Mark Regan, Kevin O’Malley, Brian Hayes, Jerry Wallace, Scott Lander, Tom Nola, Dave Steffen, Brian Sheehan, Mark Stoddard. SECOND ROW: Tom Mc- Grail (Mgr.), Rick Skelly, Kevin Grimes, Scott Rosa, Steve Garrard, Ron Frotten, Steve Barret, Bill Symonds, Don Graves, Rick Crosby. THIRD ROW: Mike Gugger, Jim Hubbard. Norm Blach, Brad Emerson, John Curtis, John Regan, Mike Murphy, Steve Garey, Ed Loeschi, Mark Curtis, Steve Mantia, Mark Curchen, Dave Vacca, Steve Donovan. 1971 BASEBALL LEAGUE CHAMPS FIRST ROW: Steve Sheehan, Pete Gugger, Pat Morelli, Bob Stark, Dean Kouloris, Ollie Clemens. SECOND ROW: Wally Gillespie, John Murphy, Ken Dauphne, Carl Fennelly, John Clemens, Tom Ford, Stan Lewko. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: Karen Dantone, Laura Kjllam, Captain Karen Hoffman, Carol Castanino, Karen Lewis. SECOND ROW: Diane Kouloris, Gail Emanuelson, Sandy Treacy, Cathy Vinci, Paula Gillis, Noreen Ruff. THIRD ROW: Debbie Kasper, Kathy Yeo, Leigh Priebe, Marie Morgan, Anne Welin, Alice Restuccia, Kathy Burbine. SPRING TRACK FIRST ROW: Mark Stoddart, Peter Voegelin, Larry Foster, Steven Chandler. Greg Golden Glen White. Scott Chandler, Chris Voegelin. SECOND ROW Paul Beede Peter Hayward Tom Devaney. Glen Nozick. Bruce Hebenton, Rick Adams. Scott Rosa. Dwight Shen Mike lanelli. THIRD ROW: John Marshall, Mark Fallon. Chris Dube Steven Swanson, Brent Adams Tim Prince, Paul Callahan, Ken Svenson. Ed Boschetti. GIRLS’ TENNIS FRONT ROW: Cindy O’Hearn, Captain Pam White, Jeanne Roman. SECOND ROW: Liz Diamond, Cindy Swymer, Terri Perkins, Paula DiNatale. BOVS’ TENNIS FIRST ROW: David Walker, Captain Kevin Mahoney, Eric Peterson. SECOND ROW: Tom Jackson, Steve Garrard, Tim Jackson, Joe Vozella, Jeff Teel. 52 The Outing Club The Ecology Club 54 Student Union Representatives Junior and Senior Members Freshmen and Sophomore Members The Student Union Leaders PROPOSAL COMMITTEE STANDING: Nancy Cox, Maureen Winslow, Pam Vitale, Glenn Nozick, Karen Merullo, Jean McMinimen, Janet Davidson. SEATED: Dwight Shen, Judi Gillis, Mike Millman. 56 STUDENT UNION OFFICERS Judi Gillis, Treasurer; Patti Cioffi, Secretary; Dwight Shen, Vice-President; Mike Mill- man, President. ROCKETEEN COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Pat Basta, Karen Smith, Martha Stewart, Marsha Lovell, Debbie Shiner, Diane Berry, Edith Burnham, Carolyn Jacques, Donna Walsh, Cindy O’Hern. SECOND ROW: Janet Magnion, Janet White, Ruth Nichols, Linda Hovey, Joyce Brown, Cathy Yeo ' , Sue Kelleher, Kathy O ' Connor, Debbie Rypma, Cindy Gould. THIRD ROW: Pat Wasserboehr (treas.), Debbie Armstrong, Sandy Winslow, Marie Morgan, Joanne Driscoll, Pam White, Gayle Marchinko, Jennifer England, Jeanne Roman, Anne Welin, Rosemary Westra. FOURTH ROW: Scott Rosa, Danny Snow, Rick Cornet, Bill Symonds (V.P.), Steve Barrett, Mark Dooley, Dean Koulouris. FIRST ROW Linda Connors, Pam Vitale. Debbie Walker, Debby Baird. Wendy Henderson Noreen McLaughlin, Paula DiNatale (sec.). Cindy Seaward. Maryann lanelli. Brenda Nons SECOND ROW John Andreola. Carol Castanino, Susan Malta Karen Erikson, Bev Cross Debbie Kasper, Linda McElveen, Rita Collins, Maureen Winslow Karen Hoffman, Sharon Williamson, Betsy Palmer, Robin Ultcht, Martha Williams THIRD ROW Tom Devaney Deb¬ bie Miesfeldt, Linda Garrard, Debbie Nichols. Debbie Boyd Karen Lewis Debbie Bensen Joan Monahan, Kathy Burbine Mary Donavan. Steve Garrard. MODEL U.N. FIRST ROW: Amy Dixon, Marie Herbert, Barb Shoellkopf, Lisa Miles, Roberta Dixon, Rose Garden, Norma MacManus. SECOND ROW: Rose Westra, Paula Welin, Lisa Lauritzen, Peter Hayward, Stephanie Wilshere, Pat Wasserboehr, Sue Dalrymple, Carol Labo. THIRD ROW: Tim Mullins, Matt Lincoln, David Kathan, Henry Hoyle, Jay Sullivan, Jack Cairl, Steven Carter. LIBRARIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Peter LeBaron, Debbie Blood, Mike Joseph, Lynn Doran, Belinda Englund, Wayne Bassett, Sharon Gardner, Steven Jones, Kristen Belo-, Kim Hummel, Carol Labo, Rose Garden, Kim Harvey, Debbie Thayer, Janet Guptil, Jean McMenimen. 58 AUDIO-VISUAL CREW SITTING AND KNEELING: Cliff Smith, Steven McCann, Bill Rosencrantz, Ken Cecil, Tom McGrail. STANDING: Chris Carter, Wayne Davis, Craig Smith, Bob Mcann. Doug Brown, Bob Fallon, Jim Wall (hidden), Stewart Nichols, Louis Sorrentino, Jeff Horn, Jack Moran, Cathy Smith. OFFICE WORKERS SITTING: Johann Harriet, Anne Carter, Karen Guarino. STANDING: Jean Mc- Menimen, Jennifer Nola, Terry Finnegan. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Kathy Burbine. Joan Mona¬ han, Pam White, Debbie Miesfeldt, Debbie Kasper, Karen Lewis. 59 NEWSPAPER STAFF «gST tjR IWV V ■ ■ - §®[� 1 ft ■ -f. m $v Wt i ■ wW. I J NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Karen Dantone, Maryanne LaLiberte, Liz Diamond, Ellen O ' Keefe, Tannie Steen. Martha Stewart, Roberta Dixon, Wendy Henderson, Debbie Kasper, Sue Aucella. SECOND ROW: Dana Fields, Jane Calvo, Mary Ricker, Pam White, Liegh Priebe, Nancy Kathan, Nancy Carlson, Carol Brown, Karen Erikson. THIRD ROW: Dwight Shen, Greg Dube, Gary Cushing, Craig Smith, Danny Snow, Tom Ford, Jack Curtis. A.F.S. HEATHER SLADDIN This year has been a very exciting and happy one for me. The experience of living here, with the Baird family, attending Reading Memorial High School and being part of the community has taught me so much about this country and Americans. And I have also learned about my own country for I have been made more aware of its advantages and disadvantages. I will never forget all that has been done for me by the people here. What I have enjoyed most at school has been the discussions with those students who were able to share their feelings and ideas with me. I have gained a greater understanding of people and a broader outlook on life. KEN MUIR This has been a rewarding year for me, one during which I’ve experienced intense feelings of joy and satisfaction and occasionally of discouragement. I’m happy here in Lulea enjoying my Swedish family, the Swedish people, the challenge of their language, their food, customs, and sports. In fact I ' ve become somewhat of a cross country ski nut and do admire their relatively unspoiled outdoors. I genuinely appreciate having this opportunity to live in Sweden for a year. Cheerleaders CAPTAIN—Sue Aucella FIRST ROW: Noreen McLaughlin, Joie Rindone, Carolyn Boviard, Margie Potheir, Jan Varney, Emily Brownlow, Brenda Norris, SECOND ROW: Linda Sorocco, Pam White, JoEllen Snook, Leigh Priebe, Carol Brown, Donna Heerman, Gail Emanuelson, Nancy Mc- Intire, Karen Erikson. Baton Squad CAPTAINS—Marianne lanelli, Carolyn Jacques FIRST ROW—Debbie Shaw, Debbie Miesfeldt, Rosemary Westra, RaeMarie Webb, Donna Thistle, Cindy Mazur, Carol Winn, Debbie Shiner, Janet Romeo, Maryanne Dady. SECOND ROW: Paula DiNatale, Karen Smith, Faith Didham, Marsha Brooks, Debbie Warren, Janet Mangion, Donna Winn, Donna Jackson, Jean McMenimen, Pat Gillis, Liz Sloss. THIRD ROW: Nancy Frasier, Jill Leigh, Marna Mclssac, Anne Welin, Joanne Driscoll, Robin Rich¬ mond, Lois Steadman, Debbie Rypma, Linda McElveen, Ann Maillet, Maureen Mahoney. BAND FIRST ROW: Debbie Baird, Peter Hayward, Gary Rust, Doug Kydd, Rick Berberian, Wayne Gautreau, Terri Perkins. SECOND ROW: Lisa Miles, Robin Fancher, Leslie Hodgkins, Sydney Neilson, Maryanne Kennett, Patsy Miller, Roberta Dixon. THIRD ROW: Buddy Haugh, Guy Strazzere, Amy Dixon, Cheryl Newton, Judy Kyle, Kathy Hardy, Kim Harvey, Janet Guptill. FOURTH ROW: Bill Staniewicz, Dave McDonald, Mark Dooley, John Lyons, John Crowley, Wayne Lynch, Ben Beaudry. NOT SHOWN: Steve Ahlstrom, Dave Arsenault, Tom Blanchard, Dave Cook, Jon Dixon, Richard Fallon, Linda Garrard, Amy Henderson, Joe Hulse, Bill Lanigan, Dean Nicholaides, Doreen Nicholaides, Leigh Priebe, Steve Richardson, Pam Rose, Brad Saunders, Mark Stowell, Chris Voegelin, Dave Walker. GIRLS’ CHORUS FIRST ROW: Linda Fusco, Rose Westra, Pat Wasserboehr, Martha Stewart, Jenny England, Debbie Shiner, Katy Murdock, Sandy Winslow, Emily Brownlow, Karen Harvey. SECOND ROW: Janet White, Ruth Nichols, Marsha Lovell, Sandy White, Diane Berry, Carol Boviard, Nancy Moriarty, Mary Milano, Debbie Hindes, Cathy Matthews. THIRD ROW: Faith Did- ham, Jean McMenimen, Linda Hovey, Keiran Smith, Barb Fairchild, Anne Hermon, Mary Barrett, Peggy Thompson, Pat Basta, Cheryl Spooner, Carol Castanino, Nancy Cox, Joyce Brown, Carol Baranofsky. 66 GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Susan Malta, Debbie Baird, Nancy Carl¬ son, Terry Perkins, Tannie Steen, Lisa Beaudry, Cathy Vinci, Roberta Dixon, Ellen O’Keefe, Anne Welin, Jean Stocker. SECOND ROW: Heather Sladdin, Mary Malta, Kim Hummel, Sharon Williamson, Debbie Benson, David Arsenault, Wayne Bassett, Brad Saunders, Buddy Haugh, Mary Collins, Janet Stark, Pam Rose, Pam Vitale, Robin White, Marie Herbert. THIRD ROW: Bev Cross, Jane Calvo, Brenda Blaine, Martha Mullanev, Kathy Perry, Dana Fields, Dorene Nicholaides, Jon Dixon, Tom Jackson, Steven Garrard, Tim Jackson, Rick Cornet, Mary Anne Kennett, Nancy Fraser, Linda Spence, Ceil Gallagher, Pat Gillis, Donna Walsh. FOURTH ROW: Wendy Henderson, June Bosworth, Debbie Shaw, Nancy Kathon, Leigh Priebe, David Walker, Bill Symonds, Greg Dube, Keith Broadley, Mark Dooley, Steven Rowe. SKI CLUB FIRST ROW: Kurt Carlson, Lisa Miles, Cindy Rosa, Lou Hunt, Rick Lucey, Lauren Foohey, Merilee Halpin, Paula DiNatale, Cindy Seaward, Karen McCarthy. SECOND ROW: Maureen Winslow, Kim Genest, Judy Leonard, Mary Malta, Martha Williams, Wendy Henderson, Noreen McLaughlin, Barbie Sumberg, Denise Spellberg, Krista Carlson. THIRD ROW: Debbie Peters, Linda Connors, Barb Shoellkofp, Sue Malta, Paul Bowden, Rick Bosworth, Kevin Wall, John Andreola, Janet White, Pam Vitale. FOURTH ROW: Carol Castanino, Marcia Lovell, Karen Lewis, Karen Hughes, Anne Hinnendael, Peter Hayward, Dick Leonard, Mary Collins, Debi Shiner. SKI CLUB FIRST ROW: Tissie Sumberg, Debbie Miesfielt, Rita Collins. Linda Garrard. Sharon William¬ son. Anne Welin, Cathy Yeo, Carol Jacques. Keiran Smith, Mary Donovan. SECOND ROW Rick Armstrong, Joe Lombardozzi, Anne Driscol. Bob Surette, Debbie Ripma Rose Sousa Jenny England, Donny Snow, Parker Kimball, Jim Wall. THIRD ROW Pat Collins Linda McElveene. Debbie Marshall. Robin Richmond. Steven Warnick, Danny Snow, Jeanne Roman. Debbie Armstrong. Sandy Armstrong, Susan Miesfielt Sandy Winslow FOURTH ROW: Gary Rust, Bill Coldeway, Louis Sorrentmo, Bill McElveene Gary Cushing Chris Cambell, Steven Garrard Scott Rosa PIONEER STAFF Drama Club TOP PICTURE — FIR ST ROW: Barbara Schoellkopf, Judy Druid, Joan Monahan, Kathy Burbine, Jessica Vander Haegen, Dana Fields (Pres.), Debbie Kasper, Mary Barrett, Beth Bens, Karen Celehar, Sue Mies- feldt. SECOND ROW: Dawn Dentali, Ore Barrett, Carolyn Jacques, Debbie Rypma, Barbara Cook, Nancy Kathan, Debbie Brigham, Danna Winn, Cindy O’Hearn, Carol McMillen, Ceil Gallagher. THIRD ROW: Ellen Gunnulfsen, Mary Jane Milano, Pam White, John Re¬ gan, Peter Richey, Peter Hayward, Michael Rose, Steve Dentali, Tom Devaney, Debbie Armstrong, Martha Mul- laney (Sec’y). FOURTH ROW: Greg Dube, Glenn No- zick, Craig Smith, David Kathan, Mai White, Jack Carl, Mark Dooley. BOTTOM PICTURE — FIRST ROW: Robin Ultch, Debbie Hindes, Betsy Pohl, Kim Murdock, Katy Murdock (Publicity), Marie Brennan, Pam Vitale, Bar¬ bara Kostillo. SECOND ROW: Debbie Miesfeldt, Denise Spellberg, Noreen McLaughlin, Debbie Baird (Treas¬ urer), Carol Winn, Janet Romeo, Barbara Cann, Linda Romeo, Wendy Henderson, Rita Marie Collins. THIRD ROW: Mary Anne Warnick, Rebecca Fields, Ellen Kevorkian, Bev Cross, Vicki Watt, Debby Buckley, Karen Hoffman, Paula DiNatale. CAST John Mai White Conjur Man Peter Richey The Dark Witch Nancy Kathan The Fair Witch Kim Murdock Conjur Woman Debbie Baird Hank Gudger Peter Hayward Miss Metcalf Pam White Mrs. Jenkins Barb Cann Uncle Smelicue Steve Dentali Mrs. Summey Roberta Dixon Ella Bergen Wendy Henderson Mr. Atkins Tom Devaney Mrs. Bergen Karen Hoffman Edna Summey Rosemary Westra Greeny Gorman Amy Wales Mr. Bergen Paul Wasserboehr Mr. Summey Mike Rose Marvin Hudgens Richard Cornet Barbara Allen Donna Heffernan Floyd Allen Gary Cushing Burt Dinwitty Tim Jackson Mrs. Allen Ceil Gallegher Mr. Allen Steve Garrard Preacher Haggler Tom Jackson Hattie Hefner Debbie Nichols Other Witches Anne Welin. Cindy Gould. Maryanne Flynn Villagers Leo Polonski, Noreen Maclaughlin. Shawna Peters Andrea Folsom Faculty Director • � , ! t . • f t A , i k , r . . • Peter B Greene Student Director Cathy Yeo Stage Manager Lee Fugazzotto Prompter Joan Keiteher ' ■ •• • . . • : j• •• ■. . • f :■ • ■ t • a . _ ' ’ . • . i . 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Vladimir Vidovitch Yussef Yussevitch The Chief Justice White House Guide The French Ambassador Scrubwoman Clerk of the Senate Senator from Massachusetts I SING CHARACTERS Tom Devaney Steve Garrard Nancy Carlson Brad Saunders Buddy Haugh Steve Chandler Peter Richey Tom Jackson Wendy Hender son Nancy Kathan Leigh Preibe Ceil Gallagher Steve Barrett Bill Symonds Mark Dooley Karen Hoffman Dave Arsenault Roberta Dixon Jon Dixon Jack Cairl UNDERCLASSMEN •tVJ r.vv SOPHOMORES Then I think, within me of ancient days When I hear them telling, When I hear the old men Telling of heroes, Telling of great deeds I too am one of these. When I hear the people praising great ones, Then I know that I too shall be esteemed. I too, when my time comes “A Song Of Greatness” Indian Song shall do mightily. SIMPLY ASSISTING GOD I am a humble artist molding my earthly clod, adding my labor to nature’s simply assisting God Not that my effort is needed; yet somehow I understand, my maker has willed it that I too should have unmolded clay in my hand. Piet Hein m a wSm ■ � No matter how thin you slice it, its still baloney. The behavior of every human being is totally unpredict¬ able simply because it is free. mmm. ♦ ' Pj x-.V-V;; VER TE M Most people are like a falling leaf that drifts and turns in the air, flutters, and falls to the ground. But a few others are stars which travel one defined path: no wind reaches them, they have within themselves their guide and path. H. Hesse was l hi Whi Hiiii HJIIIU special kind o 2? ANNUAL FOOTBALL BANQUET gd BOOSTERS CLUB OF READING THE CLASS OF 1972 Presents mus Featuring ■ T s wj r l.M.H.S. Cafeteria 1 0 _oo_; (r . READING UJ KISH i ATHLETIC A ’“l Reading, M f ADMISSION P 6 LOBE TICKET Cl i ' w s M : ... -v JLSLi Today and tomorrow l S|IDM J 3 A 3 U MO| the scheme 3 CD v O DO cLz. Let tUf rC ' w , xss GJ Aa Hu oe-e. ue f L_f i r ' ou fi r? a (F, in man or woman that is not tallied in you, There is no virtue, no beauty in man or women, but as good as in you, No pluck, no endurance in others, but as good as in you, No pleasure waiting for others, but an equal pleasure waits for you. ‘ X, V.aK ' . .. ' jsV ' : f4S£ :..Kr£±.. . •• !;� ;vX ■ ' -xi ’• , ' • ' ■y’y y • y . . . . • iJ. Y ' ' rj : ' ; , Vi ■ - , — ' • ... ' : ' C ' ‘ i. .«M- $ : ■ . ' .I t ■; . f ” ' 14 • J M.wSP Walt Whitman Class Old junior high loyalties left behind, we entered RMHS to be¬ come the class of 1972. After conquering the confusion of this change of scenery, we settled down into our new roles as sopho¬ mores. Grade officers were elected: Mike Millman-president, Sally Johnston-vice president, Jane Calvo-secretary, and Bill Symonds-treasurer. With the commencement of school plays, we started our reign as refreshment kings. During February we went on a ticket drive for the school’s musical. The debates on a new school addition came to a climax. Kim Murdock was named to the State Cast for her performance in the Drama Club production, “The Boor.” The assembly about the Kent State crisis was a first in the school’s history. Excessive winter snowstorms caused us to sacrifice our spring vacation. The sophomore hop “Cloud Nine” became the first stag (or drag) dance ever held at RMHS. Kevin Mahoney was elected tennis captain as a junior for next year. Our last event as sophomores was the election of junior officers. Jeff Teel who became the new vice president was the only officer different from our sophomore set up. New hours and a tighter schedule greeted us in our junior year as we began double sessions. A new Student Union was created, thanks to a lot of hard work from Glenn Nozick and other con¬ cerned students. No midyears were given to most students. The operetta “Oliver” was a great success. To raise money for our class, the traditional bake sale was held at Bradlees as well as a profitable spaghetti supper, at the Congo Church. The RMHS Band participated in an overnight exchange concert with the Groveton, N.H. band. It was hard to think against the sounds of construction and with spring just around the corner studying be¬ came doubly hard. The production “Ceremony of Innocence” was again one of the best performances at the Drama Festival. The long dreaded S.A.T.’s and Achievements made life more complicated than before. But the Junior Prom “On The Threshold Of A Dream”, revived everyone’s spirits. It was now time for the senior class elections. To head our big year was Jeff Tell-presi- dent, Rick Cornet-vice president, Jane Calvo and Liz Diamond- dual secretaries, and Bill Symonds-treasurer. With the great pitching of junior Dean Kouloris, Reading’s baseball team went undefeated to win the Middlesex League Championship. Newly elected Student Union officers, President Mike Millman, Vice President Dwight Shen, Secretary Pat Cioffi, and Treasurer Judy Gillis, brought school to a close with an experiment called the Colloquium. Rap sessions between students, teachers, and in- terested townspeople were successful, but it was evident from the long list of absentees that many students were suffering from summer fever. We said good-bye to Ken Muir, our exchange student to Sweden and at the same time welcomed Heather Sladdin, RMHS’s AFS student from Australia. Although the new addition was not yet completed, we started our senior year at RMHS with all four grades together. We, as seniors, were supposed to be the leaders of the school and to know our way around, but with all the new buildings we were as lost as everyone else. Because our clas had been on double ses¬ sions when the lower classes came to the high school, we hardly knew any juniors, sophomores, or freshmen. The change from getting out at noon to getting out at two thirty was a sad but necessary part of the new year and most of us were able to ad¬ just. The 1971-72 football season proved to be the best we’ve had in four years and it ended happily with a victory over Stoneham at the traditional Thanksgiving game. The girls weren’t so lucky in their powder puff game against Wakefield, but they put up a good fight. In November we presented our Senior Play “Dark of the Moon”, starring Donna Heffernan and Mai White. Annual awards were bestowed on exceptional players at the football banquet, and as usual, Hollingsworth Humor made the evening. The Ingersoll went to Mike Millman. With the help of the new assistant principal Dr Zimmerman, the school revived its news¬ paper and Mr. D’Orlando christened it “Rap-Up”. Due to a shift in the Guidance Dept, our class lost Miss Hart as our class guid¬ ance counselor, but she still was helpful to all of us. Midway in the year we welcomed two new seniors—Brian D’Arcy and Richard Young and welcomed back Terry Thomman. In February, the Music Dept, presented their annual operetta “Of Thee I Sing”, starring Tom Jackson, Wendy Henderson, Peter Richey, and Leigh Priebe. Thanks to the efforts of the Senior captains, Read¬ ing boasted great track and wrestling teams. During February vacation, the Student Union painted a mural designed by Nancy Kathan on the Cafeteria wall. Dana Fields and Mai White, through their great columns in the Chronicle, kept townspeople in touch with the school. The new addition was completed with the dedi¬ cation of the Field House to Coach Walter Hawkes. Senior Dan Snow ran and was elected for town meetinq in the town elections. Reading High School was host to the Regional Drama Guild Festival and Drama Club entered “A Doll’s House”. Talent Night and Mini-Courses were discussed for the Spring. Normal Senior trivia culminated with our Senior Prom at Rolling Green. Gradua¬ tion! puff! ! pant! ! at last! ! Brent Adams 241 Main Street A quiet but active member of our class, Brent’s interests are many and varied . . . loves hockey . . . famous for his Washington Street rink. James Angelo 133 Belmont Street Jim . . . member of the stage crew in his junior and senior year . . . likes to work on cars . . . plans to attend college after graduation. Michael Acquaviva 18 Avon Street Jungle Bunny” . . . lively sense of humor . . . full of fun . . . member of varsity football team . . . college after graduation. William Angelini 34 Joseph Way Billy . . . great golfer . . . captain of golf team . . . quiet student . . . likes weekends . . . will probably join the service after graduation. Richard Adams 49 Bear Hill Road Crazy Legs” . . . participated in indoor and outdoor track . . . enjoys his engineering graphics class . . . has a job as an assistant photographer . . . college ahead. John Andrew 4 Brook Street John . . . loves cars . . . watch out for that V.W.! . . . works at Gullows after school . . . enjoys engineering drawing . . . plans to enter service after graduation. 100 Nancy Archer 186 Grove Street Susan Aucella 14 Crosby Road Sue . . . cute, head cheerleader . . . member of gymnastics. Student Union, and National Honor Society . . . fan¬ tastic ability in writing . . . plans to attend college after graduation. John Baccari 34 Willow Street Fat Jack,” . . . our hard fighting tackle . . . worthy hustler award recip¬ ient . . . studious . . . funny . . . will go on to college and Law School after graduation. Debra Baird 227 Woburn Street Debby . . . Always smiling . . . member of band and drama club . . . enjoys history with Mr. Appleby . . . Liberal Arts college awaits. Steven Baker 32 Baker Roa d Steve . . . loves cars . . . likes to fool around . . . works at a gas station . . . hopes to become a mechanic. Mary Barrett 20 Holly Road Mary . . . Participated in the out¬ ing, glee, and drama clubs . . . did vol¬ unteer work at Winchester Hospital . . . plans after graduation include a four year college. 101 Patricia Barrett 10 Belmont Street Pat . . . Rocket’s fan . . . member of pep squad, outing club and advisory board . . . pet peeve—phoney people . . . plans to attend college. Maureen Barry 12 Lakeview Avenue Moe” . . . enjoys accounting with Mr. Brett . . . plans on attending a business school to become a secretary. Suzanne Bates 42 Kieran Road Sue . . . Always talking . . . friendly, enjoys a good laugh . . . enjoys swim¬ ming, sewing, and animals ... a career in fashion ahead. Joanne Beaudoin 50 Lawrence Road Always laughing and talking . . . Joe ' ' likes typing and Mrs. Roberts . . . plans to travel to England . . . maybe a future dental assistant. Beverly Beane 10 Eaton Street Bev . . . cute . . . easy to get along with, and amiable to all . . . member of the pep squad and the S.F.G.A.A. club . . . plans include attending a nursing school. Lisa Beaudry 48 Linden Street Lisa . . . friendly and outgoing . . . enjoys sports and music . . . member of glee club and Rocketeen . . . plans to attend a junior college to further her education. 102 Paul Beede 3 Mt. Vernon Street Beasly ... a hardworking student . . . enjoys sports . . . member of cross country, track, and basketball teams . . . plans to attend college and enter the field of civil engineering. Nancy Bellantone 89 Main Street Nance” . . . will be remembered for her individuality . . . member of field hockey team and gymnastics club . . . enjoys weaving and art . . . plans to attend school after graduation. Richard Berberian 370 Summer Avenue Berb” . . . member of the high school band . . . enjoys electronics . . . favorite teacher is Mrs. Laffie . . . hopes to attend Lowell State College and pursue a career in music. Diane Berg 46 Evergreen Road Diane . . . enjoys English . . . hopes to travel after graduation and later attend college. Brenda Bethune 101 Forest Street Friendly . . . easy to get along with . . . likes school, especially her business classes and Mrs. Feinberg . . . loves to dance . . . after graduation she plans on traveling and going into secretarial work. Deborah Bickford 35 Glenmere Circle Quiet . . . Debbie enjoys POD. and Mr White . . plans to enter a school of nursing and become an R N . . . later on hopes to raise a family. 103 Elaine Birmingham 25 King Street Elaine . . . Quiet, friendly . . . member of gymnastics club . . . eager to be involved . . . Secretary of the Youth NARC group . . . plans to attend a school of nursing. Deborah Blake 45 Pineridge Road Debbie . . . enjoys accounting with Mr. Brett . . . loves to swim and water- ski .. . member of pep squad . . . hopes to go to business school. Edward Boschetti 16 Emerson Street Eddie . . . enjoys playing cards with the guys on weekends . . . member of the track team . . . hopes to attend the University of Mass, and enter Dentistry or Biology. June Bosworth 378 Lowell Street June . . . friendly . . . pretty smile . . . member of field hockey team and glee club . . . involved in many church activities . . . hopes to attend college for special education or music. Carol Bothe 23 Middlesex Avenue So attractive . . . warm, friendly personality . . . member of the S.F.G.A.A. . . . plans on attending a two-year college and then the airlines. Alvin Boudreau 37 Mt. Vernon Street Bouddy” . . . member of the wres¬ tling team . . . likes football and hockey . . . plans to attend college after graduation . . . maybe a career in the medical field. 104 Albert Boulter 19 Knollwood Rd. A1 . . . enjoys both football and bas¬ ketball . . . likes his engineering graph¬ ics class with Mr. Wales . . . hopes to attend college and major in Civil en¬ gineering. Meredith Bowes 23 Tennyson Road Good student . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Brett . . . loves to ski and swim . . . future plans include junior college hopes to become an executive secretary. Diann Boyd 252 Franklin Street Diann . . . friendly . . . active mem¬ ber of the outing and ski clubs . . . Rocketeen . . . favorite subject is math with Mr. Hollingsworth . . . presently employed at Brigham’s . . . college ahead. Jane Brissette 66 Prospect Street Jane . . . member of pep squad and ski club . . . hopes to attend Bryant and Stratton after graduation . . . should be remembered for her good advice to under classmen: CARE! Andrea Brown 143 Wakefield Street Beautiful ... a very genuine person . . . quiet . . . member of the infamous Dakota Seventeen . . . after graduation plans to hospital train for nursing. Carol Ann Brown 17 Bond Street Carol . . . peppy cheerleader . . . excellent student and member of the National Honor Society . . . active in Rocketeen . . . hopes to attend Forsyth School for Dental Hygienists. 105 Douglas Brown 376 Pearl Street Doug ... a member of the A.V. crew . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Brett . . . plans on entering the army for flight training Marta Brown 163 Walnut Street ' Marta . . . crazy . . . full of fun . . . happy go lucky . . . member of the pep squad and refreshment committee of S.F.G.A.A. club . . . plans a future with the airlines. Janice Brown 100 John Street Brownie” . . . enjoys her office prac¬ tice classes and Mrs. Roberts . . . plans on working after graduation. Emilie Brownlow 10 California Road A pretty and peppy cheerleader . . . enjoys football games, parties, and dances . . . President of the Youth N.A.R.C. . . . plans after graduation are indefinite. Linda Brown 167 Woburn Street Linda . . . Loves the Beatles! ! . . . enjoys summers and the beach ... a member of the outing and ski clubs . . . also played field hockey . . . college after graduation. Cynthia Bruce 233 High Street Cindy . . . very pretty . . . member of the outing club, Rocketeen and New Dimensions . . . enjoys English with Mr. Cahill . . . hopes to become a Physical Therapist. 106 John Bunton 25 Whitehall Lane John . . . the kid with the Barracuda . . . enjoys football . . . collects coins . . . hopes to further his education but no definite plans as yet. Michael Burns 89 Washington Street Mike . . . favorite subject is talking about girls and cars . . . works at First National . . . future plans include a two-year technical school ... a possi¬ ble electrician. Kathleen Burbine Kathy . .. cute . . . friendly smile . . . loves dogs . . . me mber of outing club and Rocketeen Council . . . pep squad leader . . . member of field hockey team . . . career in nursing after graduation. Edith Burnham 220 Washington Street Edie” . . . member of Rocketeen Council, pep squad . . . enjoys the beach, water skiing, and w-orking with the Youth NARC group . . . plans to attend college. James Butt Heimer” . . . fantastic tennis player . . . also enjoys basketball . . . profes¬ sional loafer . . . likes lunch and his¬ tory . . . belongs to M.Y.F. . . . plans to go on to college. James Cail 38 Summer Avenue George Metesky ... a real indi¬ vidual . . . enjoys art . . . after grad¬ uating Jim plans to move to Australia . . . his aspirations include becoming a mailman or maybe the President of the U.S. 107 Paul Callahan 22 Deborah Drive Trooper” . . . member of spring and winter track team . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Croft . . . plans to attend school after graduation. Jane Calvo 63 Washington Street Janie . . . secretary of the class for three years . . . continually working to better the class . . . member of the Student Union and National Honor Society . . . plans to attend Regis Col¬ lege. I Pam Campbell 46 Richards Road Pam . . . cheerful . . . loves to ski . . . has a job as a waitress . , . plans to work after graduation. Barbara Cann 243 Main Street Cann” . . . loves to sing . . . fan¬ tastic ability in acting too . . . active in glee club and drama club . . . mem¬ ber of pep squad . . . hopes to attend either law or music school. Diane Carey 70 Whittier Road Di” . . . friendly, eager to help everyone . . . member of Rainbow and Student Union . . . plans to attend a nursing school. Paul Carlin 17 Collins Avenue Enjoys water skiing, hockey, and motorcycling . . . likes Data Processing . . . favorite teacher Mr. Kazowka . . . college ahead. 108 Deborah Carlson 102 John Carver Road Deb . . . likes office practice with Mr. Gillis . . . involved with Rainbow, candy striping, . . . and boys . . . looks forward to a business career after grad¬ uation. Nancy Carlson 281 West Street Nance . . . hard working student and member of National Honor So¬ ciety . . . active in church youth group and choir . . . enjoys glee club and working in operetta . . . loves to swim . . . will go on to college next year. Mary Casten 3 Willow Street Mary . . . full of energy . . . remem¬ ber that accent! . . . worked as a vol¬ unteer in a nursing home . . . member of pep squad and Student Union . . . maybe a future nurse. Lydia Catanzano 67 Whittier Road Lydia . . . enjoys senior math with Mr. Symonds . . . played on the soft- ball team . . . plans to attend Marian Court Secretarial school after gradua¬ tion. Alan Ceccacci 27 Dividance Road A1 . . . quiet . . . tries hard in school . . . favorite sports are football, base¬ ball, and basketball . . . likes to read . . . interested in carpentry. Kenneth Cecil 249 Franklin Street Leprachaun . . . enjoys bowling and hockey . . . member of the wres¬ tling team . . . works at Addison Wes¬ ley .. . favorite class is Data Processing with Mr. Levesque . . . travel after graduation. 109 Pauline Celia 63 Deering Street Pauline . . . unbelievably funny . . . easygoing . . . friendly to everyone . . . enjoys accounting . . . will work after graduation. Steve Chandler 140 Pine Ridge Road Steve . . . loves mountain climbing and running . . . member of DeMolay . . . member of cross country and track teams . . . favorite subject is English .. . college bound. Nancy Chaplik 85 Grand Street Nance . . . avid sports fan . . . mem¬ ber of outing club and pep squad, . . . Pioneer business editor . . . enjoys stenography and history . . . plans a business career. Patricia Cioffi 43 Arcadia Avenue Chof” . . . student union secretary . . . in outing club . . . favorite teacher, Mrs. Feinberg . . . hopes to attend Marian Court Secretarial School. John Clemens 30 Lawrence Road Jack . . . member of the baseball team . . . also enjoys basketball and hockey . . . favorite teacher Mrs. Quinn . . . thinking of a career in government. Ritamarie Collins 40 Hampshire Road M.E Y D ” . . . adorable . . . enjoys skiing, scuba diving, and tennis . . . played on the field hockey and basket¬ ball teams . . . member of the outing club . . . will make a great dental hygienist. 110 William Conary 49 Spring Street Butch” . . . likes the outdoors, es¬ pecially camping and hiking . . . enjoys all sports . . . favorite subject is Alge¬ bra ... a career in astronomy is planned. Fredrick Conner 11 Wilson Street Fred . . . happy-go-lucky . . . likes being lazy . . . claims to want to be an embalmer” after he graduates. Joseph Connors 18 School Street Joe . . . participated in the summer softball league . . . enjoys skiing and is a member of the ski club . . . plans a career in business management. Richard Cornet 93 Dana Road Key ... an outgoing individual . . . vice president of the senior class . . . plays football and enjoys other sports . . . loves to play the drums and listen to music . . . looking forward to college and a career in law. Pamela Corradino 29 Sherwood Road Pam ... an enthusiastic member of the senior class . . . loves watching pro¬ fessional sports . . . plays on the girls ' basketball team . . . Pioneer Literary Editor and on staff of newspaper. Deborah Corrado 89 Timberneck Drive Debbie ... a beautiful model . sophisticated . . . enjoys skiing and camping out . . . plans to attend col¬ lege after graduation 111 Stephen Cressinger 93 Pine Ridge Road Crought” . . . really independent . . . loves to listen to music . . . gets into rock concerts . . . plans to attend college after graduation. Steven Crupi 112 Winthrop Avenue Crup . . . played football and bas¬ ketball . . . likes Distributive Ed. pro¬ gram . . . enjoys music and water ski¬ ing .. . future undecided. Charles Cullinane 223 Washington Street Favorite teacher is Mrs. Laffie . . . loves motorcycles . . . enjoys dirt riding and skiing . . . future plans undecided. Beverly Cross 17 Palmer Hill Bev . . . nutty . . . member of drama and outing clubs . . . favorite class is history . . . hard worker on senior play stage crew . . . nursing school lies ahead. Gary Cushing 89 Beacon Street Cush . . . long and lean . . . great runner . . . member of all track teams and co-captain of cross country . . . enjoys skiing and mountain climbing . . . belongs to Outing Club, Model U.N. . . . modest and very intelligent . . . will attend college next fall. John Curtis 12 Jere Road Jack ... a fascinating person . . . brilliant student . . . loves logic, math and the phys ical sciences . . . diversified interests include Boy Scouts, skiing, high unicycling, the piano, scuba div¬ ing, and canoeing . . . has been ac¬ cepted to M.I.T. for next fall. 112 Cheryl Dacey 62 Oakridge Road Cheri . . . very attractive, lots of style . . . loves weekends and fooling around . . . nice to everyone . . . future plans uncertain. Maryanne Dady 100 Border Road Maryanne . . . those dimples . . . pretty member of Baton Squad, Outing Club, and Drama Club . . . hopes to travel next year and then enter college. Stephen Daley 37 Torres Street Diley . . . would like to be remem¬ bered for always keeping his balance . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Lovely . . . works as a cashier . . . future plans uncertain. Karen Dantone 19 Stewart Road An all around student and athlete . . . valuable member of field hockey, basketball and softball . . . favorite teacher is Mrs. leClaire . . . college ahead. Kenneth R. Dasho 26 Kingston Street Booma . . . great personality . . . founder of the dungaree look” . . . superb artist . . . works with Y.M.C.A. swimming classes, Rocketeen, and New Dimensions . . . will go on to Art School. Thomas Davis 7 Michelini Lane Tom . . . well-liked . . . good ath¬ lete . . . likes school, sports and all kinds of people ... has played foot¬ ball, basketball and baseball for R.M.H.S. . . . belongs to Rocketeen plays legion baseball in summer ... will go on to college. 113 Wayne Davis 18 Tamarack Road Wino” . . . member of the audio visual crew . . . trip organizer of the ski club ... on cross country team . . . recipient of Eagle Scout award . . . hopes to go on to college and major in wildlife biology or political science. Edward DeCelle 103 John Carver Road Ed . . . funloving . . . hockey player . . . likes P.O.D. with Mrs. Feinberg . . . hopes to enter Wentworth Insti¬ tute and study architecture. Steven Dentali 84 Hartshorn Street Steve . . . small but powerful . . . fast talker . . . quick sense of humor . . . likes mountain climbing . . . mem¬ ber of Drama Club and Outing Club . . . excellent student . . . especially in math and sciences . . . college ahead. Thomas Devaney 44 Vine Street Tom . . . strong runner . . . member of all track teams . . . enjoys tennis, golf, hockey, and playing the guitar ... hopes to go on to college. David DeVellis 207 Grove Street Evil . . . likes classes with Mr. Wes- cott . . . enjoys music . . . hopes to be¬ come an electrician with Coin Electric after high school. Dennis Dexter 56 Batchelder Road Den ... a law abiding soul . . . gets along fine with Mr. D’O . . . enjoys studies . . . likes to cruise . . . will join the service next year. 114 Elizabeth Diamond 236 Summer Avenue Liz . . . cheerful, intelligent and well spoken ... a real asset to the class . . . member of the National Honor Society, field hockey, and tennis teams . . . Liz also finds time to be co¬ secretary of the class and editor-in- chief of the yearbook. Faith Didham 1140 Main Street Faithie . . . quiet . . . talented mem¬ ber of baton squad and glee club . . . enjoys music and algebra . . . active in her church fellowship . . . plays piano and guitar . . . will go on to college. John Diluna 13 Wentworth Road Little John . . . funny . . . enjoys engineering graphics . . . likes to camp and work on cars . . . hopes to go into automotive engineering. Maryanne Dimond 22 Intervale Terrace Maryanne . . . quite an art student . . . enjoys modern jazz, dancing, and camping . . . hopes to go to art school and pursue a career as a commercial artist. Paula DiNatale 11 Arcadia Avenue Paula . . . always involved in school . . . among her many activities—Baton Squad, outing club, tennis team, sec¬ retary of Rocketeen Council . . . loves to ski . . . hopes to enter a career in elementary education. I Francis DiPietro 23 Sturges Road Dee . . . really enjoys Mrs. Cook, playing in a rock group and hanging ten at the Pewter Pot . . . after a good summer vacation will go to college and a career in music. 115 Debra Doyon 103 Timberneck Drive Debbie . . . loves all outdoor sports . . . enthusiastic skier . . . hiker and member of outing club . . . will begin a secretarial career at Bryant and Strat¬ ton. Roberta Dixon 238 Woburn Street Roberta . . . ambitious and friendly . . . always enthusiastic in everything from Band and glee club to Square Dancing and outing club . . . great field hockey captain . . . hopes to be¬ come a speech and hearing therapist. Keith Dissel 63 Locust Street Ed . . . takes life easy . . . quite a card shark . . . good sense of humor . . . an active member of Rocketeen . . . interested in college and a career in business. Brenda Dooley 267 Main Street Bren ... a great business student . . . enjoys accounting with Mr. Brett waterskis and camps . . . will make quite a secretary someday. Mary Donovan 58 Tamarack Drive Mia . . . always on the go . . . active in the Y, Rap-UP, gymnastics club . . . enjoys all sports . . . likes photography and playing the guitar . . . hopes to travel a lot in the future. Janice Downs 67 Vine Street Jan ... a real nut .. . always friendly and giggling . . . artistic . . . writes a lot . . . enjoys playing the guitar . . . hopes to travel and attend art school. 116 Robert Drillio 11 Oak Street Bob ... a great sense of humor . . . master counselor of DeMolay . . . en¬ joys engineering graphics . . . cabinet building . . . would like to attend col¬ lege and become a teacher. Gregory Dube 68 Scotland Road Greg . . . not to be forgotten . . . member of National Honor Society . . . Boy’s State delegate . . . captain of cross country team . . . enjoys ski¬ ing, mountainclimbing, and explorers . . . plans to attend Northeastern and study biological sciences. Joanne Driscoll 51 Intervale Terrace Jo . . . Enjoys attending sports events and likes to ski in her spare time . . . Member of the Baton Squad, Rocketeen Council, and Advisory Board . . . Plans to attend a four-year college. Mary Ellen Dunn 27 Woodward Avenue Mazo ... a sincere person ... al¬ ways smiling . . . participated in Rock¬ eteen Council and outing club . . . likes English, volleyball and waterskiing . . . plans to further her education. Judy Druid 2 Waverly Road Judy . . . big brown eyes . . . active in pep squad and outing club . . . sews . . . teaches Sunday School . . . works at Maverick Steak House . . . enjoys Busi¬ ness Ed. . . . would like to teach it someday. Pamela Durgin 3 Virginia Circle Pam ... an interested business stu¬ dent . . . especially likes accounting with Mr. Brett . . . likes skiing and snowmobiling . . . hopes to attend a junior college and enter a business career. 117 Steve Ernst 51 Tennyson Rd. Ernie . . . plays football . . . shot putter . . . enjoyed P.O.D. with Mrs. Feinberg . . . would like to become a mechanic. Gail Emanuelson 17 Whitehall Lane Incredibly active in school and out . . . cheerleader, gymnast, basketball and softball player . . . always involved in class activities . . . swims competi¬ tively ... an outstanding athlete and person. Daniel Edwards 299 West Street Duck . . . good natured . . . takes life easy ... if he’s not fooling around he’s playing football or painting houses . . . an excellent student, Dan hopes to go on to college and a career in engineering. Karen Erikson 15 Kieran Rd. Karen . . . always smiling and op¬ timistic . . . one of those peppy cheer¬ leaders . . . member of National Honor Society . . . loves to ski . . . involved in church activities . . . will make a great nurse. Janet Englund 397 South Street Jan ... an outstanding student . . . sophisticated, friendly . . . member of National Honor Society, Drama Club and Glee Club . . . profile editor . . . will enter the field of education. Thomas Ellis 71 Harrison Street Elli” . . . chief interests are girls, girls, girls . . . favorite teacher is Mrs. Quinn . . . works at Wes Parkers. ■2SM 118 Craig Falla 37 Temple St. Cassanova Kid” . . . what a charmer . . . unbelievably good sense of humor honorary member of Dick Dastardly club . . . hopes to go on to college and become a chef. Kathleen Fennelly 16 Nelson Ave. Kathie ... a real individual . . . loves life, people and nature . . . does a lot of writing and singing . . . hopes to attend U. Mass and study psychol¬ ogy Wayne Faloney 28 Intervale Terrace Wayne . . . curly hair . . . member of track and wrestling teams . . . plans to attend college after graduation. Elizabeth Falkenstrom 18 Fairview Ave. Betsy ... an interested business stu¬ dent . . . favors data processing and Mr. Levesque . . . hopes to attend a Business School and perhaps become a secretary. Joseph Faulkner 51 Temple Street Cool and quiet . . . likes the easy going life . . . looking forward to grad¬ uation and then maybe a job or the service. Carl Fennelly 341 Haven St. Carl . . . great football player . . . baseball team . . . enjoys accounting and Mr. Appleby . . . will enter college . .. major in accounting. Dana Fields 76 Prospect St. Dana . . . intelligent and involved . . . Chronicle correspondent . . . mem¬ ber of Glee Club, National Honor Society and basketball team . . . Drama Club president . . . great with a guitar . . . sports fan . . . plans to study Polit¬ ical Science. Francis Flateau 438 Lowell St. Frank ... a first class trouble maker . . . mechanic and a real car nut . . . enjoyed Mr. White’s history class . . . a future State Police officer. Mary Fitzgerald 90 Vine St. Mary . . . quiet, smiling . . . likes English, tennis, and watching football games . . . might attend Business school and enter the field of accounting or bookkeeping. Maryanne Flynn 156 West St. Minni . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . loves songs and poetry . . . member of Drama and Outing Clubs ... a re¬ habilitation volunteer and librarian . . . will teach elementary education. Tom Flanagan 28 Oak Street Hefty” . . . likes to be involved in school activities but his job divides his time . . . member of wrestling and Cross Country teams . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Croft . . . plans a mili¬ tary career. Andrea Folsom 120 Summer Ave. Andy . . . quite an actress . . . active in Drama and Outing Clubs, Rainbow . . . interested in History . . . would like to become a physical therapist. 120 Thomas Ford 95 Harnden St. Tom ... quiet .. . good student . . . a baseball enthusiast . . . participated in Lions Club student exchange . . . works in Boston Garden . . . will go on to college. Lydia Fugazzatto 448 Pearl St. Lee ... a likeable, vivacious senior . . . great stage manager for DARK OF THE MOON . . . youth NARC volunteer . . . Candy Striper . . . plans a career in law at Suffolk University. Ceil Gallagher 41 Oak St. Ceil ... a competent student, superb actress ... a real animal lover . . . President of Woburn Horse Club . . . veterinarian’s assistant . . . will be successful. Marilyn Gardner 52 Bancroft Ave. Marilyn . . . pretty ... a happy per¬ son . . . active in Pep Squad and Out¬ ing Club . . . enjoys bowling . . . would like to enter a modeling agency. 1 Linda Fusco 9 Cedar Street Steven Garrard 21 Cumberland Rd Roof” . . . that red hair . . . active in all sports, Cross Country, Tennis . . Wrestling captain . . . likes any kind of skiing . . works hard . . . has a lot of potential. 121 Daniel Gaudet 194 Summer Avenue Dan . . . works at Gino’s . . . plans to become a psychologist in the future . . . will work after graduation. Griffin Gibson 38 Temple St. Griffin ... a motorcycling enthusiast . . . part time plumber . . . enjoys graphic arts, Mr. Harney, J. Geils . . . will work after graduation. Wayne Gautreau 4 Tanglewood Cir. Arlo ... a devoted girl watcher . . . member of the band . . . likes photo offset . . . works at Brighams . . . will enter school, then the service. Linda Gerade 42 Pratt St. Linda . . . pretty . . . makes a great fashion model . . . loves art . . . will further that interest perhaps as a fashion artist Walter Gillespie 18 Wenda St. Wally . . . tri-captain of Varsity Basketball squad . . . great athlete and hardworking student . . . enjoys water and snow skiing . . . will go on to col- lege. Patricia Gillis 176 High St. Rat” ... an outgoing person . . . cute smile . . . active in Outing Club, Baton Squad, and gymnastics ... a youth NARC volunteer . . . plans to go across country, maybe enter art or design. 122 Meredith Gish 16 Glenmere Cir. Meredith . . . beautiful blonde hair . . . works as a dietician at Winchester Hospital . . . likes sewing and drawing ... a future hairdresser. Dewey Glick 44 Melbourne Ave. Dewey ... a motorcycling enthu¬ siast ... an Eagle Scout .. . likes classes with Mrs. Feinberg . . . plans to go on to school. David Gomes 21 Harvard St. Gomez . . . cars, skiing, and swim¬ ming rate high . . . technician at Win¬ chester Hospital . . . plans to work and attend night school. Cynthia Gould 15 Freemont St. Cindy ... an attractive model . . . talented artist . . . always friendly and kind . . . Rap-Up editor . . . active in YMCA and Rocketeen . . . hopes to attend art school. Gregory Golden 84 Winthrop Ave. Greg . . . good-looking, ambitious . . . outstanding athlete . . . football player and captain of Track Team . . . hopes to attend a four year college. t Leslie Graf 246 Woburn St. Leslie . . . introspective ... a real individual . . . loves the outdoors and working with her hands . . plans in¬ clude art school, farming and psychol¬ ogy 123 Jay Grammer 13 Spruce Rd. Jay ... on the quiet side . . . espe¬ cially enjoys Math . . . works at North Station . . . Bruins and Patriots fanatic. Donna Grava 1 Hillside Road Cheryl Granelli 22 Bolton St. Fogue” . . . friendly with everyone . . . loves meeting new people . . . Enjoys snowmobiling and skiing . . . plans to attend Forsythe and become a Dental Hygienist. John Griffin 94 Middlesex Ave. Griff . . . independent and friendly . . . well-respected . . . active in the YMCA, New Dimensions, Outing Club and Rocketeen . . . headed for college. Katheryn Grant 118 Belmont Street Kathy . . . kind of quiet . . . friendly . . . loves skiing, swimming, and horse¬ back riding . . . enjoys weekends in Maine . . . will go on to college. Gary Gromyko 6 Whittier Road Gooey . . . tall! Member of football team . . . also enjoys baseball, bowling, and clases with Mr. Congden . . . hopes to become a technician. 124 Robin Groves 66 Intervale Terrace Robin . . . beautiful and crazy . . . football queen . . . member of glee club and Rocketeen . . . hopes to become a radiologic technician. Peter Gugger 86 Howard Street Vinnie . . . loved by everybody . . . fantastic sense of humor, and a big tease . . . outstanding athlete in foot¬ ball, baseball, and gymnastics . . . win¬ ner of Unsung Hero award . . . active in Youth NARC . . . will make a great phys. ed. teacher. Gary Gunnulfson 17 Smith Avenue Gary . . . quiet, hardworking . . . involved in youth NARC, Drama Club, Bowling League . . . enjoys all sciences . . . hopes to enter veterinary medicine. Bruce Gustafson 16 Kelch Road Gus . . . kind of quiet . . . plays foot¬ ball, runs cross country . . . active in DeMolay . . . enjoys rillery and golf . . . plans to enter a technical school. Stephen Gunn 237 Franklin Street Steve . . . good natured, full of jokes . . . enjoys hockey, waterskiing, motor cycling . . . and mechanics . . . headed for college. Marilyn Haas 45 Catherine Avenue Mar . . . friendly, carefree . . loves people, music and art . . . likes to write poetry ... art school and a career in commercial art await her. Martha Harding 2 Summit Drive Marty . . . cute and friendly ... a transfer student from Beverly . . . likes to be with people . . . uninhibited . . . a future professional ice skating teacher. Robert Hartford 67 Forest Street Muscle Head” . . . those sideburns . . . really knows that math . . . fan¬ tastic gymnast and president of the club . . . loves cars . . . will go on to college. Karen Harvey 12 Walnut Street Karen . . . shy and sweet . . . excel¬ lent student . . . active as a candy- striper, and past worthy advisor in Rainbow . . . enjoys glee club, teach¬ ing Sunday School, and all sciences . . . college ahead. Peter Hayward 284 Summer Avenue Pete ... a lot of laughs ... a great profiteer . . . active in band, gymnastics club, and track team ... an excellent swimmer . . . will go on to college. John Hebert 247 Summer Avenue Jack . . . really involved . . . active in Model U.N. . . . also active in out¬ ing club, ski club, and New Dimen¬ sions . . . enjoys history and Mr. White . . . likes hanging ten” at the Pewter Pot . . . hopes to become a lawyer. Donna Heerman 14 Browning Terrace Donna ... a cute cheerleader . . . always up for a good time . . . active in gymnastics club and S.F.G.A.A. . . . enjoys Mr. Cahill . . . maybe a future nurse. 126 Donna Heffernan 495 West Street Donna . . . beautiful Barbara Al len . . . always laughing . . . enjoys art, sewing and transcription . . . plans to major in business ed. at Salem State. Susan Heinstrom 9 F Street Sue . . . quiet and shy . . . enjoys bowling and camping . . . loves ani¬ mals and art . . . will work in an office . . . really enjoyed Reading High. Karen Helliesen 36 Whittier Road Senny” . . . friendly, quiet . . . active in outing club, Youth NARC, and Rainbow . . . enjoys English and Mrs. Winkler . . . would like to be¬ come a secretary. Wendy Henderson 62 Summer Avenue Hendy ... a pretty asset to the cross country and track teams . . . score- keeper . . . member of drama, outing, and ski clubs . . . sweet Mary Turner . . . great voice . . . college ahead. Marie Herbert 46 Deering Street Marie ... an involved senior . . . active in Model U.N., outing club, glee club, and pep squad . . . will go on to college. Christine Hiitt 815 Main Street Chris . . . funny laugh . . . always smiling . . . enjoys sewing, sports and bike riding ... a Rainbow girl . . . will work and attend night school after graduation. 127 Judith Hildreth 20 Pierce Street Judy ... a sports enthusiast . . . watch those wise cracks . . . Mr. Brett’s her favorite teacher . . . will work after graduation. Anne Hinnendael 217 Woburn Street Anne Hurley . . . fantastic person¬ ality . . . great with a field hockey stick . . . lousy? skier . . . member of the outing, ski, and ecology clubs and the S.F.G.A.A. cleanup committee . . . plans to become the first woman as¬ tronaut. | y i m Karen Hoffman 96 Border Road Viv” . . . enthusiastic, happy-go- lucky, disorganized? ... a great athlete . . . Captain of field hockey and softball teams . . . basketball, pep squad, acting . . . Rainbow Worthy Advisor . . . headed for college. John Hollingsworth 417 Lowell Street Jack . . . wacky ... a valuable mem¬ ber of football and basketball squads . . . favorite teacher Mr. Hollings¬ worth! likes jamming with his harp .. maybe on to college. Richard Horne 10 Summer Avenue Hornetoad . . . would like to be a stuntman . . . member of the ski club . . . enjoys P.O.D. and playing the drums . . . maybe join the Coast Guard after graduation. Constance Hoyt 16 Parker Street Coni . . . friendly . . . hard-working . . . member of pep squad . . . enjoys Mr. Brett . . . skiing . . . garbage . . . plans to become a hairdresser. 128 Karen Hughes 48 Sherwood Road Hughy” ... all those pretty dresses! . . . great sense of humor . . . basketball, softball, and center forward on field hockey . . . also a member of outing club, ski club, ecology club, and S.F.G.A.A. . . . hopes to teach High School Social Studies some day. Paul Hunnefeld 71 Cross Street Paul . . . nice-looking . . . enjoys playing hockey . . . you’ll find him working at Zayres . . . plans to attend a trade school or go into the service. Mary Anne Ianelli 249 Haven Street Nellie” . . . pretty . . . Co-captain of baton squad ... a powder puff foot¬ ball player . . . likes to sew . . . member of S.F.G.A.A. ... a future secretary. Timothy Jackson 135 Summer Avenue Tim . . . good looking, hard work¬ ing . . . active in DeMolay . . . rifle club ... a tennis player . . . will go into electrical engineering. Thomas Jackson 135 Summer Avenue Tom . . . the righteous preacher Haggler . . . Wintergreen . . . great actor . . . tennis player . . . likes math . . . will major in accounting at a busi¬ ness college. Carolyn Jacques 6 Robert Road Carol . . . involved . . . Co-captain of baton squad . . . outing club and ski club . . . loves skiing, swimming, and music . . . member of Youth NARC ... a lifeguard ... a future veterinarian. 129 ■■ Susan Jones 34 Washington Street Sue ... a very sincere person . . . truly an individual ... a wry sense of humor . . . member of field hockey team . . . Ski and Outing Clubs . . . hopes to become a social worker for orphaned children. Karen Johnson 108 John Street Gooba” . . . enjoys accounting with Mr. Brett . . . plans on entering Busi¬ ness School and becoming a secretary. Karen Kashian 88 Colburn Road Kash . . . smiley, sensitive, and sin¬ cere . . . enjoys Pep Squad, Outing Club, and Art with Mr. Wood . . . would like to travel and take courses in creative writing. Jeffrey Johnson 32 Linea Lane Jeff . . . likes P.O.D. and joking around . . . plays organ, piano, bass guitar, and drums . . . loves doodling . . . plans on Mechanical or Industrial Engineering. Deborah Kasper 76 Village Street Deb . . . really enjoys gymnastics. Outing Club, field hockey, softball, and spectator sports . . . National Honor Society . . . may become a teacher. Betsy Jones 344 West. Street Bets . . . loves to laugh . . . enjoys basketball, softball, and field hockey . . . National Honor Society . . . would like to become a teacher. yjfe W ' t 130 Nancy Lee Kathan 704 Haverhill Street Nancy . . . enjoys Drama Club, Glee Club, and English . . . loves writing poetry, drawing, and people . . . has been accepted at Wesleyan College for next year. Kenneth Kaulbach 9 Twin Oaks Road Ken .. . enjoys skiing, hockey, swim¬ ming, tennis, football, and wrestling . . . enjoys history . . . future includes college. $ f ' Bonnie Lee Keay 86 Bancroft Avenue Bonnie . . . loves a good time, doesn’t like school . . . would like to travel and work in the police field. Susan Keefe 102 Beacon Street Sue . . . enjoys skiing, swimming, bowling, football, and meeting people . . . hopes to become an airline stew¬ ardess. Evan Keene 30 Scotland Road Evan . . . enjoys P.O.D. with Mrs. Feinberg and DeMolay . . . likes foot¬ ball and working at Hojo’s. Joan Kelleher 16 Lawrence Road Joan . . . enjoys C.Y.O., skiing, swimming, and softball . . . likes his¬ tory with Mr. Neely . . . future plans include a four-year college. 131 Arlene Kelly 246 Salem Street Teddy” . . . enjoys a good time . . . plans on traveling across the country and then to Canada after graduation. Janet Kennedy 7 Oak Ridge Road Janet . . . Enjoys science, especially Anatomy! . . . likes skiing . . . plans after graduation include college. Michael Kelley 29 Winslow Road Mike . . . looking forward to grad¬ uation . . . enjoys a good time . . . will work next year. David Kelley 38 Harvard Street Kel . . . enjoys Earth Science with Mr. Perry . . . likes skiing and De- Molay . . . plans on a future in wild¬ life resources management. Lawrence Kelly 83 Winthrop Avenue Larry . . . enjoys pinball, autoracing, baseball, roller derby, and surfing . . . looks forward to a four year college and a career in teaching. Ellen Kevorkian 32 Virginia Road El . . . enjoys tennis, swimming, and English .. . worked on Advisory Board, Outing Club, and Pep Squad . . . plans include a four year college. Douglas Kydd 210 Main Street Doug ... a member of the band for three years ... is interested in transportation . . . would like to attend Rochester Technical Institute. Laura Killam 18 Federal Street Laura . . . enjoys all sports ... co¬ captain of girls softball team, played two years of field hockey . . . wants to become a physical education teacher. m ' . ■ • Bradford Lamb 19 Shady Hill Lane Bird ' . . . the funniest kid in the class . . . plans to attend college and would like a career in law or sales. Mary Kiezulas 66 Grove Street ' Kazoo ' ’ . . . enjoys volunteer work at John T. Barry Rehabilitation Center . . . plans on attending a nursing school. Marianne La Liberte 245 Pearl Street Marianne . . . enjoys skiing, reading, field hockey, softball, and basketball . . . would like to attend college and plans a career in nursing. Dean Koulouris 132 Summer Avenue Dino” . . . member of the Rock- eteen Council . . . outstanding football, basketball, and baseball player . . . future plans include college. 133 Scott Lander 10 Avalon Road Scott . . . captain of the wrestling team . . . enjoys football, golf, and gymnastics . . . plans to attend a four year liberal arts college. Daniel Lenehan 20 Sturgis Road Lid . . . loves going to concerts and just having fun . . . plans include attending college. Roberta Langevin 189 Washington Street Bobbi . . . don’t let her quietness fool you . . . enjoys skiing, football, games, and riding her horse, Pete . . . would like to attend college. Richard Leonard 28 Kieran Road Dick . . . member of the Ski Club . . . plans a career in medicine after college. June Le Blanc 53 Line Road June . . . enjoys office practice and class with Mr. Levesque . . . hopes to attend a modeling school. Karen Lewis 46 Tamarack Road Karen . . . enjoys skiing, swimming, and sailing . . . active in the student union and outing club . . . plans after graduation include college and a career in medicine. 134 Stanley Lewko 1009 Main Street Stan . . . nice looking and a good athlete . . . sports enthusiast . . . varsity baseball squad . . . captain of basket¬ ball team . . . would like to attend college and pursue a career in business. Gregory Lindley 20 Lewis Street Greg . . . what a clown . . . plays varsity football and baseball . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Kazowka . . . future plans include college. Janet Liuzza 11 Pinevale Avenue Mouse” . . . cute, likeable . . . mem¬ ber of pep squad and advisory board . . . likes the beach and horseback riding . . . enjoys all sports . . . plans to attend business school or work. Roger Lyon 77 Ash Street Rog . . . quiet, but active . . . good athlete . . . likes running and spectator sports . . . future plans uncertain. Edward Lyons ' Witt ' . . . unique sense of humor . . . fun to be with . . . plans to attend college after graduation. William MacBrien 273 Franklin Street Bill . . . crazy . . . gets by on as little work as possible . . . may someday decide to try college. 135 Maureen MacDonald 39 Selfridge Road Bomber” . . . enjoys English class . . . wishes to go on to college and become a teacher. Linda Mack 19 Dustin Road Mack . . . sincere . . . cheerleader for Austin Prep . . . never stops laugh¬ ing . . . plans include college and a career in art. Peter Magnuson 14 Berkely Street Pete . . . enjoys playing football and tennis . . . future plans include college . . . likes math and is active in De- Molay. Gail Maddock 22 Harvard Street Gail . . . enjoys P.O.D. and classes with Mr. Lovely . . . after graduation she plans to work. Margaret Maclsaac 270 Pleasant Street Marna . . . very attractive . . . loves having a Good Time” . . . member of the Baton Squad for two years . . . plans to attend college and become an X-ray technician. Pamela MacDonald 24 Pinevale Avenue Pam . . . great personality . . . many interests . . . enjoys good music . . . loves to ski, play the piano and talk to people . . . hopes to have her own kindergarten and teach piano someday. 136 Kevin Mahoney 8 Greenwood Road Moe” . . . captain of tennis team for two years . . . tri-captain of bas¬ ketball team . . . enjoys math and classes with Mr. Appleby . . . plans to go to college and then into business. Susan Maienza 92 Spruce Road Sue . . . very talkative, loves the weekends . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Cahill . .. plans a future in office work. Lee Mallett 14 Federal Street Lee . . . likes wood shop . . . would like to take courses in finished car¬ pentry and become a carpenter. BL Susan Malta 371 Pearl Street Sue . . . likes C.Y.O., hockey, and basketball . . . plans on becoming an X-ray technician. Janet Elaine Mangion 55 Intervale Terrace Janet • . • . likes horseback riding, skiing, swimming, tennis, C.Y.O., and the beach . . . would like to attend a four year college and become either a physical therapist or a teacher. Lynne Marchand 16 Batchelder Road Lynne . . . enjoys playing volleyball . . . likes secretarial practice and classes with Mr Appleby . . . after graduation she hopes to find a full time secretarial job. 137 Gayle Marchinko 21 Sherwood Road Gayle . . . enjoys swimming and meeting people . . . member of Rock- eteen . . . plans to work at Cambridge Court House this summer and then on to nursing school. Catherine M. Matthews 9 Wells Road Cathy ... a cute, avid sports fan . . . likes math and classes with Mr. Neely. James McAuley 104 Pleasant Street Jim . • • enjoys English and classes with Mrs. Feinberg . . . after gradua¬ tion he would like to travel around the country. Robert McCann 32 Green Street Pecan . . . friendly and helpful . . . loves hockey . . . plans on attending Northeast Vocational School for course in data processing. Kathleen McCarthy 43 Woodland Road Kathy . . . cute, peppy . . . warm personality . . . friendly smile . . . en¬ joys skiing, skating, and talking! . . . Coed camping trips . . . planning a career in nursing. Michelle McCauley 269 West Street Shell . . . very artistic . . . enjoys her English, art, and ceramics classes . . . plans to go to an art school after grad¬ uation. 138 Kevin McDermott 601 Haverhill Street Mac” ... a lot of his time is spent working on cars . . . after graduation plans are to join the Air Force and study electronics. Michael McDermott 601 Haverhill Street Goat . . . likes distributive educa¬ tion with Mr. Ostrander . . . works two jobs but still finds time to work on cars . . . plans to join the Air Force and later become an airline mechanic. Linda McElveen 38 Victoria Avenue Linda ... a busy senior . . . member of gymnastics, Outing Club, Field Hockey team, Ski Club, and Baton Squad . . . loves to ski and draw . . . hopes to enter a career in fashion. V Jean McFadden 75 John Carver Road Jean . . . enjoys office practice and classes with Mr. Levesque . . . future plans include secretarial school. Susan McGrath 38 Springvale Rd. Sue . . . participated on the gym¬ nastics team . . . works at Brooks Dis¬ count Store . . . enjoys horseback rid¬ ing in her spare time . . . plans a career in retailing. Lynne Mclntire 234 Charles Street Lynne . . . likes swimming, Secre¬ tarial Practice, and classes with Mr Congdon . . . plans to work after grad¬ uation. 139 Noreen McLaughlin 161 Kensington Road Noreen . . . active in ski, drama, and outing clubs . . . peppy cheerleader . . . plans include a career in physical therapy or teaching. Michael McNaney 7 Spruce Road Nudie” . . . likes- bowling and bas¬ ketball . . . enjoys camping and skiing . . . tri-captain of varsity football squad, and did a fantastic job playing end . . . plans on a career in forestry. Michael Merrill 23 Shady Hill Lane ' Monk” . . . likes hockey, football, and track . . . FOS . . . after graduation Mike plans to enter the Marines. Paula Meurer 688 Haverhill Street Pauls . . . likes swimming, cooking, and talking on the phone . . . future includes working as a computer tech¬ nician. Daniel Miccalizzi 431 South Street Dan . . . friendly to everyone . . . Works after school in a gas station . . . Will probably work after gradua¬ tion—hopefully as a plumber. Debra Miesfeldt 88 Scotland Road Deb . . . interests include sewing, bicycling, and Brian . . . volunteer work, Winchester Hospital . . . liked Baton and Pep Squads . . . plans to become a Dental Hygienist. Michael Mi liman 40 Marla Lane Mike ... a true leader and outstand¬ ing member of our class . . . modest and hardworking in school and sports . . . has been class president two years . . . Student Union president . . . Tri- Captain of Rocket’s football and worthy recipient of the Ingersoll Award . . . also wrestles . . . plans to enter college and study for a medical career. Stephen Morris 66 Causeway Road Steve . . . enjoys Chemistry and classes with Mrs. Laffie . . . plans to attend college after graduation. Patrick Morelli 88 Lowell Street Wert . . . very athletic . . . likes football, baseball, and basketball . . . plans include attending college. Geralyn Miller 27 Berkely Street Gerry . . . liked being an assistant first grade teacher for 2 years . . . would like to be a circus clown for a year and then on to college. Joan Monahan 136 Salem St. Joan . . . terrific!” . . . that crazy voice . . . active in Pep Squad, Outing Club, Powder Puff Football, stage crew . . . enjoys playing the harmonica and the Osmond Brothers? . . . hopes to become a nurse. Kathleen Moulton 93 Lowell Street Kathy . . . friendly and outgoing a hard working student . . . member of field hockey team ... an understanding listener . . . will make a fine mother 141 Kim Murdock 16 Cottage Park Kim . . . S.B. . . . outstanding actress . . . member of Student Union and Drama Club . . . very intelligent, great debater . . . plans on college and a career in drama. John Murphy 10 Govenors Drive Murph ... a quiet kind of guy . . . active in football and wrestling . . . plans to go to college. Pamela Myers 55 Marla Lane Pam . . . always enjoys a good laugh . . . enjoys classes with Mrs. Laffie . . . wishes to go into office work. Jaqueline Bernadette Nagle 46 Granger Avenue Jackie . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Levesque . . . loves clothes and good music . . . would like to take up hair¬ dressing. Susan Nalchajian 15 Arnold Avenue Sue . . . cute smile . . . active in drama, ski, and outing clubs . . . future plans include college and a career in elementary education. Richard Nelson 48 Arcadia Avenue Rich . . . enjoys skiing, football, and working on cars . . . after graduation he wants to first see the U.S. on bike and then enlist in the service. 142 Debra Nichols 26 Center Avenue Deb . . . forever smiling . . . active in outing and ski clubs . . . would like to take up performing arts in college. Marsha Nichols 45 Auburn Street Nick” . . . sweet, fun-loving . . . a real yeller in the Pep Squad . . . likes sewing, dancing, and sports . . . hopes to become an elementary school teacher. Arthur Nigro 77 Sturges Road Artie . . . loves to work on cars . . . plans to go to college and then work as a professional maintenance foreman. Richard Nihan 6 Hancock Street Rick . . . quiet and fun-loving . . . enjoys classes with Mrs. Feinberg and Mrs. Laflie . . . plans include college. Thomas Nola 10 Redgate Lane Tom . . . Good student . . . worked as school librarian . . . Varsity wrestler . .. College bound next year. Diane Nolan 45 Richards Road Di . . . pretty smile . . . enjoys bas¬ ketball, skating, swimming, and going to hockey and basketball games . . . plans to enter the airlines after gradua¬ tion. 14 : Brenda Norris 79 Hancock Street Brenda . . . peppy cheerleader with an outgoing personality, cheerfulness, and cute smile . . . plans include col¬ lege and a possible career in social work. Glenn Nozick 38 Emerson Street Glenn ... a talented and ambitious member of our class ... a serious stu¬ dent . . . enjoys tennis, music, and classes with Mrs. Feinberg . . . track team member . . . hopes to enter into a career in law. Catherine I. O’Brien 56 Wakefield Street Katie . . . the kid who’s always cracking a joke . . . enjoys skiing, gym¬ nastics, softball, and basketball . . . member of Rocketeen . . . wants to attend college and become a gym teacher. Catherine M. O’Brien 27 Plymouth Road Cathy . . . quiet, but always up for a good laugh . . . enjoys classes with Miss O’Brien . . . plans to become a secretary. John Nunziato 45 Edgemont Avenue ' Nino” . . . enjoys watching Bogart movies . . . very outgoing with a great sense of humor . . . plans to attend a six year business school after gradua¬ tion. Cynthia O’Hearn 32 Intervale Terrace Cindy . . . good natured and enthu¬ siastic . . . likes skiing, horseback rid¬ ing, swimming, and tennis . . . future plans are to attend college for either law or teaching. Ellen O’Keefe 700 Haverhill Street Ellen . . . quiet and sincere . . . en¬ joys math and classes with Miss Brooks . . . National Merit semi-finalist . . . plans to attend college. Robert Patterson 578 Summer Avenue Bob . . . enjoys sports, especially hockey . . . French and Mr. Symonds are favorites . . . will attend college and pursue a career in business sales. Joan Patti 35 Holly Road Joan ... a likeable, conscientious student . . . enjoys business subjects, especially shorthand with Miss O ' Brien . . . hopes to become an executive sec¬ retary. Susan Pehrson 81 Charles Street Sue . . . got a lot of satisfaction and happiness out of R.M.H.S. . . . likes to ski . . . member of the ski club . . . will attend Mansfield Academy . . . hopes to become a hairdresser. Marsha Perdue 53 Wescroft Road Marshmallow” . . . enjoys skiing, skidooing and horseback riding . . . will continue working . . . wants to work with airlines after graduation. Terri Perkins 102 Dana Road Terri . . . modest, super considerate . . . always smiling . . . especially en¬ joys music, talented too . . active in Glee Club, Band, Church choir enthusiastic member of the tennis team and pep squad . . . plans to go to col- lege. 145 Janice Perry 69 Hopkins Street Janice . . . loves to cook and sew . . . enjoys English and Home Ec. . . . hopes to attend Framingham State . . . career as a Home Ec. teacher. Shawna Peters 7 Pinevale Avenue Shawna . . . always happy and smil¬ ing . . . trying to stay out of trouble . . enjoys skiing, swimming and water skiing . . . hopes to attend nurs¬ ing school. Eric Peterson 4 Edgemont Avenue Eric . . . tall . . . that car! . . . out¬ standing basketball player . . . also member of cross country and tennis teams . . . plans to go to college. ■■■ Jane Phillips 40 Glemere Circle Jane . . . likes horses and all animals good student ... no definite future plans as yet. Janice Pierro 274 Haverhill Street Jan . . . peppy, always smiling . . . never stops talking . . . loves music and dancing . . . enjoys sports . . . active in pep squad, C.Y.O. ... A fu¬ ture dental hygienist. i Diane Plouff General Delivery, Jackson, N.H. Dee . . . quiet and friendly ... en¬ joys accounting . . . active as Worthy Advisor in Rainbow and as a Sunday School teacher . . . will work in an office after graduation. 146 Leonardo Polonski 147 Main Street Leo ... a welcome addition to the class of 72 . . . friendly and outgoing . . . a hard worker . . . loves wrestling, soccer, and languages . . . will go on to college. Timothy John Prince 387 Pearl Street Member of football team . . . math is his favorite subject . . . hopes to attend college and become a statis¬ tician. Margaret Redmond 197 Washington Street Meggie . . . full of energy . . . really limber in gymnastics . . . frecklefaced ... future undecided. Marjorie Pothier 56 Colonial Drive Margie . . . will probably be late for her own funeral! . . . enthusi¬ astic cheerleader— manages to make all games . . . member of the S.F.G.A.A. Club and gymnastics . . . plans for future are uncertain. Mary Quinlan 38 Bear Hill Road Mary . . . friendly and concerned . . . Enjoyed her three years at Read¬ ing High . . . Plans for future are un¬ decided as yet. Leigh Priebe 9 Dividence Rd. Leigh . . . the beautiful Diana Devercux . . . enthusiastic cheerleader . . . plays basketball and softball . . . enjoys water and snow skiing . . . mem¬ ber of the band, National Honor So¬ ciety, and Rainbow . . . will attend col¬ lege and pursue a career in medical technology. 147 Danielle Rich 169 Haverhill Street Danny . . . will be remembered for perfect attendance in gym . . . Mr. Blaney and office practice were favor¬ ites at R.M.H.S. . . . will attend night school in hopes of becoming a hair¬ dresser. Mary Ricker 328 Charles Street Mary . . . active member of the class . . National Honor Society, and Sr. Class Advisory Board . . . enjoys play¬ ing and watching all sports . . . recently switched from college to business course . . . possibly will attend a secre¬ tarial school. Peter Richey 150 Grove Street Pete . . . excellent artist . . . Reading art association . . . good actor ... re¬ membered for drama club perform¬ ances, especially as conjor man . . . member of Glee Club . . . hopes to attend college and enter into teaching. Cheryl Robichaud 15 Libby Avenue Cheryl . . . enjoyed P.O.D. with Mrs. Feinberg . . . works as a cosme¬ tician . . . hopes to go on to a four- year college and become a teacher. John W. Richmond 115 Franklin St. Jack . . . easy going guy . . . loves socializing, enjoys hockey, football, racing his car, and playing drums . . . hopes to go to California next summer, then return and attend a technical school . . . possibly become an elec¬ trician. Judy Rogers 3 Winslow Road Jude . . . friendly and talkative . . . likes Anatomy, Mrs. Feinberg, and Miss Roy . . . spends time playing piano and babysitting . . . would like to go into nursing. 148 Michael Rogers 259 Summer Avenue Rog . . . likeable, friendly . . . mem¬ ber of Rocketeen, Student Union, and Executive Board . . . athletic interests include winter track and skiing ... in Ski Club . . . plans to attend college and law school. Scott Rosa 39 Howard Street Scott . . . busy, versatile, well liked . . . athlete, all sports . . . captain wres¬ tling team . . . football, track, gym¬ nastics and head of Outing Club . . . other interests include skiing and Youth NARC . . . will go on to col- lege. Jeanne Roman 14 Avalon Road Jeanne . . . friendly and outgoing . . . really active . . . loves sports . . . a great athlete . . . field hockey, tennis and basketball . . . also enjoys skiing and the Outing Club . . . member of Glee Club and Student Union . . . will become a physical therapist. Michael Rose 8 Pratt Street Mike . . . quiet, talented . . . inter¬ ested in Drama Club, Outing Club . . . member of spring track and cross country team . . . will go on to college. I Linda Romeo 11 Kingston Street Linda . . . small, vivacious ... an active member of Youth NARC . . . involved in bible studies at church . . . enjoyed English with Mr. Cahill. Lawrence Routhier 108 Winthrop Avenue Larry . . . considerate . . . nice smile . . . enjoys English with Mr Cahill . . works at Rexall in Stoneham . . . plans to attend a four-year college Stephen Rowe 168 Walnut St. Steve ... an interested student . . . involved in a variety of activities . . . Glee Club, Explorer Post 777, Creative Writing Club . . . enjoys psychology . . . hopes to attend college and become a lawyer. David Rude 3 Village Street Zaba . . . remembered vaguely . . . enjoyed English and Mr. Cahill . . . his many interests include music, 19th Century literature, Gothic Architecture and the Boston Subways . . . plans to go on to college and become an Eng¬ lish teacher. Alan Russell 34 Kieran Rd. Russ . . . will always be remembered for being absent or tardy . . . enjoys working at Star Market . . . future plans are uncertain. Douglas Rust 848 Main Street Doug . . . enjoys photography, music and his part time job . . . favor¬ ite subject was English with Mr. Cahill . . . plans to attend college and become a radiological technologist. Gary Rust 26 Sandra Lane Gary . . . Friendly and outgoing . . . band member . . . enjoys water and snow skiing and working with hydro¬ planes . . . plans to attend college . . . possibly majoring in engineering. Kevin Ryan 329 Haven Street Joe” . . . easy going . . . enjoys his weekends . . . served as Student Union representative . . . enjoyed history . . . plans to attend a junior college. 130 Debora Rypma 106 Summer Avenue Debbie . . . enjoys sports as either a participant or spectator . . . likes ski¬ ing and riding ... an active member of Drama Club, Baton Squad and Out¬ ing Club . . . hopes to attend college . . . a career in teaching ahead. Dan Savage 114 Prescott Street Stick” ... a loner . . . enjoys hang¬ ing around at the Pewter Pot . . . active in Model U.N. . . . enjoys history with Mr. White . . . plans uncertain for future. Ann-Marie Scouten 125 Forest Street Ann . . . quiet and friendly . . . good business student . . . belongs to Outing Club and enjoys riding and photography . . . would like to attend a Jr. Business College and become a secretary. Harold Seaward 368 Pearl Street Harold . . . enjoys skiing . . . be¬ longs to ski club . . . plans to attend college or enter the service next year. Doug Sawyer 55 Line Road, Wakefield Pete ... a dedicated girl-watcher . . . enjoyed science courses and Mr. White . . . works as a back-yard me¬ chanic . . . plans to continue school after graduation. Michael Sebeika 200 Main Street Mike . . . enjoys school in general . . . football and baseball are favorite sports . . . plans to attend trade school and do auto body work. 151 Marian Serrechia 25 Lucy Drive Marian . . . friendly, loves to meet new people . . . Profile editor, Advi¬ sory Board, Pep Squad . . . enjoys the beach and good music . . . aspires to be an airline stewardess. Deborah Shaw 11 Coolidge Rd. Debbie . . . little . . . lively member of the Baton and Pep Squads ... in¬ volved in Rainbow . . . favorite sub¬ ject is English . . . hopes to become an elementary teacher. Dwight Shen 6 Shackford Rd. Dwight ... an individual . . . friendly and versatile ... a really out¬ standing student . . . active in cross country, track and gymnastics . . . member of National Honor Society, Outing Club and Student Union (V.P.) . . . enjoys mountaineering and listening to classical music . . . plans to become an M.D. Michael Shiner 17 King Street Mike . . . enjoys engineering draw¬ ing and classes with Mr. Black . . . hopes to attend college . . . plans to become an architect. Leonard J. Sims 68 Arcadia Ave. Snowshoes (size 13) ... always laughing and cracking jokes . . . excel¬ lent accordionist, attends Arlington Academy of Music . . . enjoys English and P.O.D. . . . intends to enter armed services and specializes in electronics. Heather Anne Sladdin 10 Orana Ave., Glenelg North 5045, S.A. Australia Heather . . . our popular foreign exchange student . . . sweet, makes time for everyone . . . enjoys partici¬ pating in community activities . . . will complete a course in retailing and marketing. 152 Kathryn A. Somers 94 Summer Ave. Kathy . . . spends as much time as possible at the beach ... a member of the Outing and Ski Clubs . . . enjoys sports—swimming, field hockey, skiing . . . hopes to attend a Jr. College next year. Daniel Mark Snow 244 Grove Street Danny . . . well dressed . . . involved in Rocketeen and advisor) ' board . . . belongs to Outing and ski clubs . . . enjoys indoor sports, swimming, co-ed camping trips and working as a life¬ guard . . . will attend four year liberal arts college and major in politics. Barry Smith 77 Hanscom Avenue Barry . . . great sense of humor . . . active in football and wrestling . . . Pioneer coordinator . . . enjoys his¬ tory . .. will go on to college. Elizabeth Sloss 527 West Street Liz . . . friendly and outgoing . . . active in Baton Squad and Pep Squad . . . enjoys English ... a member of Ski Club and Rainbow . . . will attend college . . . hopes to become an ele¬ mentary schoolteacher. Cheryl Spooner 450 Franklin Street Cheryl ... a welcome addition from Arizona . . member of Glee Club and Rocketeen Council . . served as Spring Track Manager, mat maid . . . active in gymnastics . . . does volunteer work with migrant children . . . loves danc¬ ing . . . hopes to attend college and pursue a career in dance. Craig Smith 34 Wakefield Street Craig . . . busy, involved student likes outdoor activities . . . Outing Club, Pace, American Youth Hostels, especially enjoys tennis and bike rid¬ ing . . . member of Drama Club, audio visual crew . . . National Honor So¬ ciety . . . plans to attend college and pursue a career in the outdoors. Robert Sprague 105 Prescott Street Bob . . . hard working member of Audio-Visual crew . . . kind and friendly . . . enjoys math . . . hopes to continue his education. Lois Steadman 44 Winslow Road Lo . . . quiet, likeable . . . member of Baton and Pep Squad . . . enjoys Outing Club and played Powder Puff football . . . hopes to attend college and become an elementary school teacher. Bob Stamatis 61 John Carver Road Boobie Tomatoes” ... a real music lover . . . will never forget the class of 72 . . . enjoyed wrestling, Mr. Roth ... plans a career in music. Tannie Steen 106 Prospect Street Tannie . . . friendly ... a good stu¬ dent . . . enjoys sports and the out¬ doors . . . enjoys field hockey, Glee Club . . . active in church choir and youth group . . . college ahead. Robert Stark 75 Harrison Street Boots” . . . well liked by everyone . . . outstanding halfback and tri-cap¬ tain of this year’s football team, great baseball player ... a truly superb ath¬ lete. David A. Steffen 44 Victoria Ave. Stef . . . interested in anything aquatic ... a member of Woburn Swim Team . . . enjoys swimming, water skiing, canoeing, scuba diving . . . also participated in Cross Country and Wrestling . . . hopes to go to college and become a professional diver. 154 Martha Stewart 125 Howard Street Martha . . . friendly and involved . . . dedicated volunteer in Youth NARC . . . enjoys working with handicapped and retarded children . . . other interests include Outing Club, Glee Club and Rocketeen Coun¬ cil .. . would like to attend college and work in psychology. Jean Stocker 237 Forest Street Jean . . . always laughing or talking . . . loves listening to music and danc¬ ing ... a spirited member of Pep Squad . . . plans either to attend col¬ lege or become a secretary. Wendy Stone 27 Melbourne Ave. Wend . . . very artistic . . . loves all types of art, especially drawing and painting . . . plays the guitar . . . will attend art school and pursue a career as an artist. Mark Storti 123 High Street Mark . . . peaceloving . . . member of hockey team . . . loves to boogie and jive to good music . . . would like to work with people . . . maybe study sociology or psycholog) ' . Michele Sullivan 243 Main Street Shelley . . . loves to have a good time . . . has lots of friends and lots of bravado . . . well respected. Kathryn Theresa Sumberg 35 Copeland Ave. Kathi ... a real lady . . . enjoys dancing . . . really loves the outdoors . . . active in Ecology and Outing Club . . . great field hockey player . . . mem¬ ber of S F.G.A.A Plans for future are uncertain. 155 Robert Surette 168 West Street Bob ... a well-respected, fun-loving, easy-going guy ... a Bruins and hockey fan . . . member of the Outing Club and Ski Club . . . enjoys skiing and playing tennis . . . hopes to attend Air Force Academy. Stephan Swanson 2 Coolidge Road Swanny . . . enjoys sports . . . par¬ ticipated in Spring and Winter Track . . . a member of the Wrestling Squad . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Croft . . . plans to go to college. ■■■■ William Symonds 68 Vine Street Oty” . . . what can you say about him? . . . sometimes a mystery, some¬ times a brain, always a riot . . . Class heart breaker . . . active member of Rocketeen, A.A. . . . three year class treasurer . . . hard fighting football player. Jeffrey J. Teel 93 Walnut Street Jeff . . . will probably be a million¬ aire by the time he’s twenty-one . . . a well-liked, well-respected leader . . . President of Rocketeen, Junior Class V.P., Senior Class President . . . enjoys tennis, skiing, and lending his car . . . never forget the shed. Donna Thistle 548 Haverhill St. Whistle ... an enthusiastic member of Baton Squad . . . enjoys sewing and bicycling . . . likes English with Mr. Bond . . . plans to become an X-ray technician. Janice Thoma 13 Parkman Road Fritz” . . . cute . . . always has a pun . . . enjoys mountain climbing and sailing . . . member of Outing Club . . . does volunteer work as a school teacher . . . will attend a four year college. 156 Denise Thompson 1 Cross Street Denise . . . always laughing . . . en¬ joyed English classes with Mr. Cahill . . . hopes to attend college, career plans are uncertain. Lisa Thompsen 13 Timberneck Drive Lisa . . . volunteer worker at John Berry Center . . . enjoys volleyball and gymnastics . . . liked English classes with Mr. Cahill . . . will attend college and enter nursing. 4 Joel Thornton 166 High Street Head ' ’ . . . likes to eat . . . active in all sports, especially basketball and football . . . enjoys Mr. Congdon and P.O.D. Virginia Upton 49 Wescroft Road Ginger . . . active in Rocketeen Council and Pep Squad . . . loves ski¬ ing, swimming, and bike-riding . . . works as a cashier . . . hopes to attend Jr. College and enter Peace Corps. Albert Turner 113 Winthrop Avenue A1 . . . favorite subject is graphics ... plans for future uncertain. William Van Horn 252 Main St. Reggie . . . left R.M.H.S. to attend Voke last year, but returned . . . favor¬ ite subject is study hall . . . plans to go to California after graduation. 157 Carol Vassil 217 Haverhill Street Bernie . . . loves to travel . . . active in Pep Squad and Outing Club . . . G.O.Y.A. and volunteer candystriper . . . will attend college . . . hopes to become a physical therapist. Joseph Vozella 420 South Street Voz . . . interested in sports . . . excellent tennis player . . . manager of football and basketball teams . . . enjoys history with Mr. Appleby . . . hopes to become a veterinarian. Cathryn J. Vinci 12 Scott Hill Lane Cathy . . . incredibly active . . . member of Glee Club, Ski Club and Drama Club . . . great athlete ... in¬ volved in field hockey, basketball and softball . . . hopes to be a physical education teacher. John Walden 18 Elm Street Bingo . . . enjoys sports and the outdoors . . . member of the hockey team . . . likes golf and camping . . . P.O.D. with Mrs. Feinberg is his favor¬ ite class . . . College ahead for him. Ken Vitagliano 43 Belmont Street Bonzo” . . . interested in sports . . . participated in wrestling and intramu¬ ral sports . . . Student Union Repre¬ sentative . . . enjoys P.O.D. and Mr. Castine . . . plans to go on to college. Pamela Waldron 84 John Carver Road Pam . . . quiet, but wild in her own way . . . active in Rainbow . . . enjoyed Anatomy with Mr. Garland . . . hopes to attend college and enter nursing. 158 David Walker 52 James Rd. Dave ... a respected member of the class . . . active in football, basket¬ ball and tennis . . . also a member of the Glee Club and band . . . plans to enter college in the fall. Daniel Walsh 50 Batchelder Road Big Dan” . . . out of sight person . . . enjoys hockey and P.O.D. . . . works at First National . . . will do construction work after graduation. Donna Walsh 22 Brewer Lane Dot . . . great personality . . . active in Rocketeen Council, Outing Club and Youth NARC . . . member of bas¬ ketball team . . . enjoys tennis, sewing and the beach . . . hopes to attend col¬ lege and enter special education or social work. Richard Ward 33 Temple Street Rick . . . affectionately known as Oscar . . . really enjoyed Mrs. Fein- berg’s P.O.D. class . . . spends most of his time working on cars . . . plans to attend college and major in liberal arts. Paul Robert Wasserboehr 284 Summer Ave. Pete . . . friendly . . . sports lover . . . runs indoor track and cross coun¬ try .. . member of the Outing Club . . . enjoys mountain climbing . . . four year college and a career as a broadcaster ahead. Patricia Wasserboehr 284 Summer Avenue Pat ... a versatile and involved stu¬ dent . . . Rocketeen treasurer, Glee Club . . . active in field hockey, basket¬ ball and gymnastics . . . excellent skater and also teaches ice skating . . . very artistic . . . plans to go on to college. 159 Joseph Watson 149 South Street Joe . . . enjoys working on cars . . . mathematics is his favorite subject, Mrs. Laffie his favorite teacher . . . everyone loves his pleasant personality . . . he will work in plumbing with Watson Bros, after graduation. Kathleen Webb 20 Harrison Street Kath . . . the girl on the balance beam . . . really enjoys gymnastics . . . member of Outing Club and Student Union . . . other interests include Youth NARC, modern jazz and water skiing . . . plans to continue working for Laboratory Furniture Specialists, Inc. John Webster 92 John Street Jack . . . great sense of humor . . . likes baseball, hockey and skiing . . . really digs music, especially Chicago! ... plans to go on to college. John Weed 29 Oak Street Jack . . . enjoyed working as a clown . . . likes Mrs. Feinberg and ceramics . . . plans to travel after graduation and possibly attend college. Robert Welcome 689 Haverhill Street Bob . . . likes cars . . . favorite class is gym . . . will probably work next year. Anne Welin 43 Harrison St. Chick . . . friendly with good sense of humor . . . member of Baton Squad, Ski Club, Rocketeen Glee Club and Pioneer Staff . . . plays basketball and softball and enjoys swimming . . . will attend a four year college. Gary West 160 Charles Street Gary . . . interested in all sports . . . participated in football, track, and baseball . . . enjoyed Mr. Cahill’s Eng¬ lish class . . . plans for future are un¬ certain. Rosemary Westra 11 Copeland Ave. Rosemary ... a well liked Senior . .. member of Baton Squad. Glee Club. Rocketeen Council and Model U.N. . . . Pioneer Staff, candy striper, Youth NARC volunteer . . . nursing career ahead. Mary Whalen 27 Osborne Avenue Mary . . . enthusiastic and happy . . . very outgoing . . . active in Outing Club, Glee Club, Baton Squad, and Parish Council . . . enjoys French with Mr. Ham . . . works as a nurse’s aide and hopes to attend a school of nursing in the future. Malcolm White 399 Summer Ave. Mai . . . witchboy—a great perform¬ ance!!! active in the Outing Club and on the baseball team . . . enjoys cards, cruising, and all sports ... a very witty person . . . works for the Chronicle ... plans to attend college. Pamela White 87 Cross Street Pam . . . always friendly and out¬ going, our famous ' Miss Metcalf” . . . loves sports . . . captain of tennis team and a spirited cheerleader . . . member of National Honor Society, Rocketeen Council and Outing Club . . . especially enjoyed Chemistry with Mr. ”Z” ... a career in nursing ahead. Robin M. White 30 Pierce Street Rouge-Gorge” . . . amiable and active . . . member of Pep Squad, Glee Club and C.Y.O. . . . enjoys French and art . . plans to attend business school and work as a secretary Wayne Willman 299 Pearl Street Wayne . . . sports enthusiast ... on hockey team . . . probably college bound. Donna Winn 14 Blueberry Lane Donna . . . fun-loving and active in Baton Squad, Pep Squad and Outing Club ... a Youth NARC volunteer . . . works at Maverick . . . plans to attend college. Mark Winslow 23 Osborne Avenue Mark . . . enjoys science and work¬ ing with electricity, hopes to work in electrical field after attending school . . . other interests include cars, build¬ ing, and girls . . . works at McDonald’s. Dennis Winter 65 Libby Avenue Dennis . . . enjoyed Mr.Kaczowca and geometry . . . works at First Na¬ tional . . . hopes to work full time after graduation. Karen Winter 65 Libby Avenue Karen . . . enjoyed classes with Mrs. Laffie and P.O.D. . . . works at First National . . . plans to be a housewife. Steve Woodlock 167 Belmont Street Woody ... a comic . . . what a sense of humor! . . . member of baseball and basketball teams . . . also enjoys hockey and football . . . favorite subject was Anatomy . . . will attend college. 162 Catherine C. Yeo 31 Tennyson Road Cathy ... an active, versatile student . . . enjoys sports . . . captain of basket¬ ball team, member of Outing Club and Ski Club . . . great director of Dark of the Moon” . . . plans include college and a career in journalism. Pamela Young 112 Spruce Road Pam . . . friendly, likeable member of the class . . . enjoyed Math and Mr. Valesha . . . hopes to attend the Uni¬ versity of Kentu cky. Robert Zitzow 129 Oak Street Zippy . . . doesn’t believe in hiding anything . . . active in DeMolay, NRA, and managing a rock group . . . future plans include college, ROTC and a career in the Army. Andrew Alfaro 28 Walnut Street Enjoys his physical education classes . . . plays football and hockey after school. Donna Batchelder 125 Franklin Street Always has a smile . . . considerate of everyone . . . good volleyball player .. . future undecided. Patricia Bowden 8 Marla Lane Pat . . . the mouth” . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Cahill . . . enjoys tran¬ scription . . . wants to tour Europe and then enter a junior college. Gregory Younis 32 Dividence Road Greg . . . really involved in elec¬ tronics ... his favorite subject and hobby is electricity . . . plans to become an Electrician after graduation. Linda Bowie 64 Highland Street Linda . . . loves the outdoors . . . favorite activities are hiking and fish- ing. Susan Dawn Burgess 32 Eliott Street Boosie” ... a new student this year from Clinton, Mass. . . . enjoys any subject dealing with mathematics . . . would like to go into nursing. Deborah Croce 28 Union Street Debby . . . loves to dance . . . favor¬ ite teacher Mr. Dunbar . . plans to attend a business school. 16 Brian Darcy 198 Summer Ave. Brian . . . Transferred from Rhode Island . . . Great asset to the basketball team . . . Good student . . . Future in¬ cludes college. James Dunningham 10 Barrows Road Jim ... a fantastic bass player . . . likes to clown around . . . really likes music . . . hopes to further this interest in the future. Daniel Ellis 1 Sherman Road North Reading Danny . . . welcome transfer from Austin Prep this year . . . likes music, dancing, camping . . . hopes to attend Bentley College . . . enjoys people and wishes he could have met more at R.M.H.S. Leo Fahey 27 Mineral Street Leo . . . always has a clever quip . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Ostrander . . . works at Johnson’s Hardware. Deborah Gazzara 12 Putnam Rd. Rosie . . . what an artist . . . loves to travel . . •. has been all over Europe and America . . . attends classes at Mass. Art . . . plans to have stables and a craft center in New York on a farm. Roger Gaw 14 Belmont St. Roger . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Neeley and Mrs. Laffie . . . plans to work after graduation . . . likes hockey. David Guptill 114 Arcadia Avenue Guppy . . . Navy, then truckdriver . . . likes math and long hair. Kevin Harron 44 Shackford Road Road” ... an interesting person to know . . . stands firm on his own ideas ... enjoys music and life. Ronald Hodgkins 59 Linnea Lane Ron ... a real math enthusiast . . . charter member of the computer club . . . Miss Brooks is a favorite . . . plans to major in electronics at Asbury Col¬ lege. Erika Hoffman 81 West Street Ricky . . . cute . . . quiet . . . enjoys Mr. Neely, history, and skiing . . . plans to attend a business school. Julia Hoyle 65 Marla Lane Julia ... an individual . . . likes English . . . plans to attend college . . . will work with handicapped chil¬ dren. Pamela Howse 38 Deering Street Pam . . . pretty eyes . . favorite teacher is Mr. Levesque . . . hopes to work in an office after graduation. Dane Hubbard 53 Belmont Street Dane ... his favorite teacher is Mr. Neeley . . . plays hockey well . . . Bruins fan. George Gibson 33 Causeway Rd. Gibby . . . works at Johnson’s Green¬ house . . . wants to tour the United States for a while after graduation. Thomas Leffew 182 Forest Street Tom ... a Chevy man . . . used to work at the Atlantic . . . work ahead. Edith Lyon 77 Ash Street Edie . . . peaceful . . . sweet . . . en¬ joys school . . . will work perhaps as a secretary next year. Mark McCormack 115 Charles Street Mark” . . . enjoys business prin¬ ciples and accounting . . . plans on attending a four year business school. Kenneth Merrill 125 Grove Street Clam” . . . enjoys water skiing, car racing, and anything to do with sailing . . . would like to go into the Electric field or the U.S. Coast Guard. William Murphy 79 Longfellow Road Bill . . . likes skiing, swimming, boating and hunting . . . enjoys vol¬ unteer work at New England Memo¬ rial Hospital . . . plans to attend col¬ lege. Linda Packer 271 Haven Street Linda . . . always happy . . . enjoys distributive education and especially classes with Mr. Ostrander . . . loves music . . . she will continue working as a dispatcher after high school. Mark L. Stockwell 155 High Street Mark . . . the first, the one and the only . . . active in Explorers, interested in Tropical fish and first aid . . . en¬ joyed Mr. Bond’s classes . . . hopes to go on to college. Patricia Tarpin 11 Tarpin Terrace Tricia ... a very quiet and shy mem¬ ber of the class . . . enjoyed English classes . . . plans for the future are uncertain. Vincent Veligor 21 Longwood St. Vinnie . . . really enjoyed data proc¬ essing and classes with Mr. Dunbar . . . plans to attend trade school after graduation. Amy Wales 196 Prescott Street Big Mama ... a truly individual person . . . served on the newspaper and as game leader of the lav . . . en¬ joys dancing, writing, the laws of gravity and heavy trucking . . . hopes to become a teacher or writer. Malcom Wanagel 695 Haverhill Street Mai . . . very intelligent, very cool . . . honest and introspective . . . really lovable . . . sometimes lost in space. Douglas Warnick 107 Prospect Street Doug . . . enjoyed the upper Parking Lot . . . excellent runner . . . active in Cross Country, Indoor Track and Spring Track . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Croft . . . plans to attend college. Stephen Warnick 107 Prospect Street Bode . . . likes music theory and ap¬ preciation with Mr. Roth . . . Would like to go to music school. Carol Williams 31 Batchelder Road Carol . . . POD. and Mrs. Feinberg were her favorites . . . enjoys modern jazz . . . works as physical therapist . . . hopes to go to college and pursue a career in social service. Come on people sons and mothers keep the dream of the two young brothers gonna take that dream and ride that dove we could build a dream with love I got fury in my soul fury’s gonna take me to the glory goal in my mind I can’t study war no more save the people save the children save the country Laura Nyro zttj? •« :::: at: Compliments of LINCOLN STUDIO ' Portraits make perfect gifts ' 142 Pleasant Street Malden, Massachusetts READING CO-OPERATIVE BANK 1 80 Haven Street 944-0193 85 Years of Safe and Profitable Savings and Home Financing Branch Office 382 Middlesex Ave. Wilmington I cannot tell a lie. I prefer blueberry to cherry. But, truthfully, I love all 24 varieties of Pewter Pot muffins % j)CUlterP0t MUFFIN H OUSE 7:30 a.m. to Midnight— Fri.-Sat. 1 a.i 580 Main St., Reading Center . J aphael Fine Photography by Frank R. 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Reading, Mass. - 944-3229 CONVENIENT FOOD MART HERSEY JEWELERS The Friendliest Store in the Neighborhood 1 349 No. Main Street Graduate Gemologist Reading, Mass. 606 Main Street Open 7 days a week ' till midnite 944-0248 BELL ' S BARBER SHOP Best Wishes To Open Evenings The Class of 1972 Mon.-Friday 8:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. From Sat. 7:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. WING ASSOCIATES, REALTORS Hair Styling Hair Pieces Razor Cutting Stretch Wigs 1 91 Main Street Reading, Mass. 670 Main Street 944-0353 Reading, Mass. 944-9810 Compliments of Best Wishes To The Class of 1972 RAYMOND R. COUTURE AL CALVO BURLINGTON DODGE 173 LASCHI ' S HAIR STYLISTS LASCHI ' S HAIR STYLISTS ERIC ' S GREENHOUSE Corsages—Bouquets—Flowers by Wire 1 54 Main Street 1090 Main Street 944-61 1 1 Reading, Mass. 944-0547 1870-1972 THE READING CHRONICLE ROCKPORT FISH MARKET and RESTAURANT Over 100 Years of Service Cooked Fish to go Fresh Fish Daily 169 Haven Street Reading, Mass. 944-0076 THE WITCHES HUT FRANK ' S HAIR STYLING 21 Ash Street 22 Woburn Street Reading, Mass. Reading, Mass. 944-1810 944-1732 Good Luck Seniors Compliments of GREG ' S DEPOT CLEANERS W. DANA BARTLETT 3 Hour Cleaning Insurance Agency of Reading, Inc. 16 Haven St. Reading 174 Haven St. Reading 944-1533 944-3090 174 Congratulations to the Class of 72 From THE AMERICAN LEGION READING POST 62 The Youth of Today is the Hope of Tomorrow Magazines THE HITCHING POST M. F. CHARLES SONS Come in and browse School Supplies—Fountain Pens Finest cards and gifts HALLMARK GREETING CARDS 612 Main Street Reading 605 Main Street 944-1566 In The Square WILLIS PHARMACY, INC. 610 Main Street Your Complete Family Pharmacy 944-0432 944-4067 176 DAVIS-CLARK INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Stuart F. Clark Kenneth C. Latham Jr. 603 Main Street Reading 944-6171 Compliments of BLAIS PORTER, INC. S. M. HODSON CO., INC. CHEVROLET Oil Heating Contractors 452 Main Street Fuel Oil —Burner Service 26 Brande Court Reading Reading, Mass. Call 944-3920 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 From EUGENE ' S Clothes for Men Boys Formal wear for rentals Shoes for the Entire family 642 Main Street Reading, Mass. 944-3113 Compliments of Compliments of CASE DRUG INC. DANA F. PERKINS 644 Main Street SONS, INC. Reading, Mass. 1321 Main Street (Rte.28) Reading—944-71 90 HOT SKIS FOR HOT SKIERS’ We have Head Competitions... the international class racing ski. Downhill. 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