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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1973 volume:

H ben yon are old and grey and full of sleep. and nodding by the fire, take down this book, And si only read, and dream of the soft look ) our eyes bad once, and of their shadows deep. William Bitler Yeats i PIONEER 1973 Reading Memorial High School Reading, Massachusetts Editor-in-Chief Linda Spence Art Editors Marcia Lovell Liz Trocki Business Editors Carol Baranofsky Jon Dixon Literary Editors Carolyn Boviard Martha Mullaney Profile Editors Patti Savage Debi Shiner Faculty Advisors Lynne Cavanaugh Lynne Laffie Special Thanks to: Frank Gazarian Lincoln Studios Our Staffs CONTENTS FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION SENIORS ACTIVITIES SPORTS 31 39 125 149 173 1 DEDICATION ! I I The 1973 Pioneer is dedicated to Dr. Isa K. Zimmerman in sincere appreciation for all she has done for us, as individuals, and as members of the RMHS student body. Thank you” seems inadequate to say to one who has accomplished so much in such a short time. Dr. Zimmerman has generously lent her spirit, charm, and imagination to problems and projects, both old and new, personal and school wide. Her innovative ideas have affected us all, sparking a new awareness for learning which extends far beyond school walls. She has dedicated herself to us with a sincere concern for our individual growth, and as a symbol of our gratitude we now dedicate the yearbook to her. 4 I an 1INIS1 The real purpose of education is to help people find good and valid reasons for being alive and staying alive— to bring order out of disorder, to see sense in a welter of nonsense, to find beauty in a profusion of ugliness, and finally to develop life styles that will provide them a measure of contentment and serenity a cut above the purely animalistic level of existence. I congratulate those members of the graduating class who have achieved some of those insights. I grieve for the others who failed to make the effort to learn what RMHS was really all about. Ara A. Karakashian The daily obligation of attending school for many years has played an important part in developing your character. To be dependable is an outstanding trait for any person. Just as we all depend on the physical laws of the universe to give stability and continuity to our physical environment, so it is that we depend on each other to give continuity to our lives. Man depends on man. Other men are depending on you. Ernest G. Spence It is our job as administrators to create a climate at RMHS in which teachers and students will do their jobs—happily, productively, and most important, ex¬ cellently. We strive to set a tone and esta blish a direction for the school from which everyone in the building benefits. That includes our work in scheduling, curriculum development, faculty supervision, student discipline. It causes us to be concerned with such things as budget and behavior. It is our educational goal to enable students to find their own educational goals. Perhaps one of the most significant words in our language is Why.” Not the surly Why” of the 20 horse¬ power rebel in search of a crusade, but that sincerely curious Why” with w ' hich a mature person tries to dis¬ cover his piece of truth. Habitual use of that question allows one to use the free inquiry which can lead to valid conclusions. It also allows the intelligent mind to change. It is, in reality, a beautiful word. L. F. D’Orlando Dr. Isa Zimmerman David Castine Guidance The ability to learn is a miracle; the willingness to learn is wonderful, the opportunity to learn is available— the future belongs to those who care and prepare Helen Hart Guidance The mark of an educated person is his ability to recognize the fact that there are many things he doesn’t know; therefore, he must never give up his pursuit of knowledge.” Edward Brady Guidance Life is a series of choices we make to bring about our own destiny what¬ ever it may be. Some choices conclude happily, others do not, but from them we learn and are able to better conduct our lives.” Franklin Berkey Guidance Regardless how bad the situation is-it can be changedV’ John Pacino Guidance My years at RMHS are rewarding because I have had the opportunity to share experiences with youth, some good, some bad, some foolish, some exciting and beautiful.” 8 £ Willis Anderson Social Studies History is what we are.” Alton Black Mathematics I like the relaxed, friendly atmos¬ phere of this school. A happy school accomplishes more!” Virginia Bartlett Physical Education OK—one lap around the gym.” Bruce Appleby Social Studies One recognizes the superiority of the Greek man, of the man of the Renaissance—but one would like to have it without its causes and condi¬ tions. Nietzsche 10 Thomas Blaney Business Education Keep your eyes on the copy.” Harold Bond English Take physic pomp! King Lear Act III Sc. 4 Shakespeare ' Philip Blum Physics My students know what this means: ' Don ' t rob him of a learning experi¬ ence.’ ” 6 Eleanor Brooks Mathematics Department Head To be able to progress, to bring about change, to be able to help others to help themselves, to ignite the light of discovery and of understanding, to be contributor to anothers future suc¬ cess—Why be a teacher?” Cornelius Brosnan Social Studies Every child should have an equal opportunity to learn what society and the child feel are important, in the student’s best way and speed. Every teacher should be the means to that end.” Walter T. Cahill English Never trust anyone wearing white socks.” Lynne Cavanaugh English Being a teacher makes one either arrogant or humble, depending on what kind of day it’s been.” 12 Gilbert Congdon Mathematics Maybe next year.” Anita Christiansen English There have been students and faculty here that have been very im¬ portant to me as friends, and it is at this level that I have been able to. learn the most, and in turn, give the most.” Martha Cook Chemistry Old chemists never die they just stop reacting.” Norman Cormier English . . . behind the wheel instructor for Driver’s Education and Freshman class advisor.” Harold Croft English Man’s greatest task is to be human. f i Marilyn Dacey Mathematics I would that my life remain a tear and a smile. A tear to purify my heart . . . and a smile to be a sign of my joy in existence, Kahlil Gibran Mary Dilg English Learning should be a personal ex¬ ploration, an outgrowth of curiosity about the world and sense of the need to expand one’s own experiences.” Emery DeBeck Mathematics Now appearing at your neighbor¬ hood math department. The most exciting teacher this decade. . . Jim Brady If you liked Kaczwoka, don’t miss DeBeck. .. Pearl Dee Home Economics To know I have had a small part in enriching some of the students lives gives me great satisfaction.” Robert Donovan Spanish A poder sonar el sueno imposible es la unica cosa que espero dar a la Clase 73”. 14 George Nicholaides Robert Dunbar Social Studies Department Head To be a philosopher is not merely to have subtle thought, nor even to found a school, but so to love wisdom as to live accordingly to its dictates, a life of simplicity, independence, mag¬ nanimity and trust. Henry David Thoreau Sandra Egan Physical Education David Garland Biology Department Head Don’t panic!” I Kiki Ebeling Social Studies We all make inferences daily, and we all collect, sift, evaluate, and then act upon evidence. Corinne Gediman English The classroom—the world withm you and without you education calls. Robin Winks 15 Roslyn Goldklang Biology I enjoy all of my students because of their overwhelming zest for learn¬ ing.” Edrea Grabler French Je pense, done je suis... Rene Descartes Sharon Gerstein French, Spanish ”11 faut connaitre soi-meme.” Richard Gillis Business Education RMHS is happiness.” Peter Greene Social Studies Our revels now are ended. These ot actors, . . were all spirits r d ai melted into air, into thin air . W are such a stuff as dreams are mac. ot and our little life is rounded with sleep. The Tempest Act IV Sc. I Shakespeare Arthur Hales Physical Education Richard Ham French Department Head The greatest thing in the world is to know how to be yourself. Montaigne William Hart English To be occasionally quoted is the only fame I care for.” Micheal Harney Industrial Arts In my experience, learning is best accomplished when the teaching is on a personal level and there is free and easy exchange of ideas. Walter Hawkes Physical Education Department Head It sure has been a pleasure to hav worked with the glorious class of 73 ' Wendell Hodgkins English Department Head If RMHS has led you to any under¬ standing of your own identity, even at a most basic level, then we teachers have accomplished our tasks.’’ John Hollingsworth Mathematics There is no limit to the amount of good a man can do if he doesn’t care who gets the credit.” John Kelly Social Studies History is a thing of the past. Come in and talk over old times.” Leo Kenney Biology Having children is hereditary—if your parents didn’t have any, you prob¬ ably won’t.” 18 English I May you find peace and love within you to share with others.” M. Frances Lanouette French, Latin Multum in parvo. Maureen LeClaire Physical Education OK Ladies.. Kenneth Levesque Business Education Every student should acquire basic business skills which will be useful to him upon termination of his secondary education, as a citizen within our society. 19 I Bernice Lobdell French Contentment passe richesse.” Eleni LoPorto English Never had I more excited, passion¬ ate, fantastical imagination, nor an eye and ear that expected the impossible. Yeats Patricia Lumry English School is more than learning aca¬ demics, it’s an education to life.” Vivian Maalouf Biology, Chemistry My interests include volunteering at the Red Cross, cooking Arabic food reading and dissecting large black grasshoppers (?).” • ' Donald Lovely Social Studies My educational philosophy is sim¬ ple: pleasure and pain are stimuli to learning; however, my philanthropic inclination leads me to present a pre¬ ponderance of the former over the latter.” 20 Atlriane Miller Social Studies Education should be a dynamic process with students and teachers as active participants.” Joan Morse Librarian If we can help students enjoy re¬ source centers and use them effectively, we have taken them an extra step along (the road toward self-education.” Edward Morrison Industrial Arts James Murphy Physics Department Head Going through life without taking a course in physics is like attending a Bruins game and sitting with your back to the ice.” I homas Myslicki Physical Education Always keep trying, never give up, just battle on.” 21 David Nathans Mathematics Joseph Nisco French Soyez ouverts aux sentiments des autres. Laissez-vous etre touches.” William Ostrander Business Education Your actions reflect favorable or otherwise on you, your school, and your teacher-coordinator.” Robert Neely Social Studies Students expect from education what education cannot give . . . Knowl¬ edge must be the reward of the indi¬ vidual’s own industry. Mary Wollstonecraft Cheryl O’Brien Business Education The classroom—a myriad of ex¬ periences in education, learning, ideals and life itself.” 22 Rosemarie Palumbo Mathematics Jerome Perry Science My greatest claims to fame are my constant smile and my season’s tickets to the Bruins.” Norman Powers Science Robert Patterson Industrial Arts Industrial Arts is an exciting sub¬ ject relative to every day experiences.” Joseph Paulson Industrial Arts My first year at RMHS has been most hectic in trying to establish a complete electronics laboratory, but the task has been greatly lightened by the friendly and helpful attitude of both scudenis and the staff ” Jane Reed Business Education Department Head Protector of typewriters, ground floor, or the lav, Your teacher of filing or what will you have, A part of your training or just one you knew— Whatever your memory, it’s been nice knowing you.” Gladys Roberts Business Education Live more in the present which is ever beautiful and stretches away be¬ yond the limits of the past and the future. Meher Baba Steven Rhodes Mathematics Make sure your names are on your papers, put your pencils down, and pass them in.” James Roth Music Life would be richer if we learned to think syllables” and to read by beats.” 24 Helen Scannell Business Education To love; to lift; to lead—to self esteem.” Susan Sarney Science Susan Sellers Social Studies ' The primary purpose of education is to equip students with the necessary rudimentary skills and to broaden their horizons.” Jean Silva Librarian Time—with swift sleight-of-hand— grasps shadows, light and air, then shapes the wonders of the world. Kazantzakis ■HHUSi sai ■ Paul Soule Biology If it hurts, tape an aspirin to it.” I i Nadine Sutherland Home Economics It is a pleasure to inspire students to find ways to express their individu¬ ality and creativity.” Meredith Suld French II faut cultiver notre jardin. Voltaire sv ' sspf ’ ' Sally Stembridge English Robert Swanson Social Studies Th e main goal of education should be to teach students how to think; not what to think.” 26 Charles Symonds Mathematics Eric Turner Mathematics It is discouraging to realize that one is not brilliant enough to research the frontiers of knowledge, but en- xmraging to be able to assist those who someday might have that privi¬ lege. Peter Valeska Social Studies After you’ve read all the books in the library, the cheese still smells after four days. (Think about it!) An Old Lithuanian Quote Fred Wales Industrial Arts Department Head OK. Now ' turn on your brains and let’s go!” Charles Whipple Soctal Studies Seeking means: to leave a goal, but finding means: to be free, to be re¬ ceptive, to have no goal. Herman Hesse traveled along the lines, and the faces of the minds, and now that i have the tools, i can pick up the pieces and build- my way. L.T. John White Physical Education Kevin Zenewicz Chemistry For every man the world is as fresh as it was at the first day, and as full of untold novelties for him who has eyes to see them. Thomas Huxley Theiss Winkler English Be yourself.” Peter Wood Art To me, art is a kind of exploration. You take an idea or a material and push it as far as it will go, find out what its limits are.” mam Janice Gromyko, Guidance Secretary Peg Berry, A.V. wmmmm Pauline McDonough, Office Secretary Charlotte Serretino, Office Secretary Kitchen Staff Custodians, Mr. Herman Hubbard, Mr. Paul Hubbard and Mr. Stuart Nichols Ruth Schubarth, School Nurse Stella Halfyard 30 FRESHMEN Freshmen Officers: Elaine Regan-Treasurer, Bart Conte-President, Joan Ehrlick- Secretary, Mary Tocco-Vice President. Bobby Richardson Cheryl Richardson and a senior friend These lockers!! . Ali Me, Tarzan. You, Jane. Mike Veligor i aura Marlin Michelle Granelli Meeting of the top brass! Billy Holmes 34 Mark Kurkjian Elaine Driscoll Tom Dwyer Cindy Lovell Joe Lombardozzi JUNIORS Cindy Seaward ■MAC Judy Ballou Junior Class Officers: Nancy Perry— Secretary, Cindy Hunt— Treasurer, Mau¬ reen Winslow —Vice President, Cindy Swymer— President. Nancy Pierce, Sharon Hutchinson, and Amy Henderson Linda White and Carlyn Appleton Jim Collins and Greg Tallent 36 Rich e Burns Steve Richardson ?3 m a O cnc } t - | n ?dO H 2w“ DfS Otd w M cnw w First Row. Pat Basta, Linda Garrard, Betsy Palmer, Patsy Miller, Mary Ellen Collins, Gail Brown, Marcia Lovell, Debbie Benson, Nancy Mclntire, Debi Boyd, Mary Malta. Second Row. Pam Ben- shimol, Linda Hovey, Janet White, Keiren Smith, Ellen Chamberlain, Debi Shiner, Ruth Nichols, Linda Spence, Debbie Walker. Third Row. Steve Carter, Debbie Keane, Jenny England, Liz Trocki, Marie Morgan, Steve LeFave, Debbie Armstrong, Sue Casey, Patti Savage, Sandy White, John Regan, and Kathy Perry. 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L± Xsr nCX 6 cuy . ■ L a I L- ' o (7 a O 1 |$t oK i nS NR.LA AT R w . 0 ' ) er), 0r j estsoy «■ (L . ’ r y yj Ot ’ejc er ncrto I 3 AT - AcH ■fejts ' J ' TO David Abate 26 Border Road Aba ' l . . . works and likes to partici¬ pate in sports in his spare time . . . favorite class was World History and favorite teacher was Mr. White . . . David ' s plans for the future include going to a Culinary Institute to become a chef. ■■■ Patricia Addor 23 Locust Street Pat ... a member of the Drama Club . . . works at Woolworth’s and enjoys roller skating and dancing . . . favorites are drama and Mr. Ostrander . . . enjoys trying out for plays . . . Pat’s plans are to go into hairdressing after high school. James Acquaviva 18 Avon Street Jimmy . . . likes having a good time . . . enjoyed his senior year . . . Jimmy is planning to attend college after gradu¬ ation. Just Vidan Almas Sandvegen 5 2800 Gjo vik Norway Just . . . foreign exchange student from Norway . . . likes foreign lan¬ guages, the U.S.A. and people ... in¬ terests include the American Indians and Vikings . . . plays soccer and skis . . . Just plans to attend the University of Oslo when he returns home to Nor¬ way. Steven Adam 112 Salem Street Steve . . . enjoys working with auto¬ mobiles and is interested in auto racing . . . lived in Ecuador, South America for five years before coming to Reading three years ago . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Cahill . . . Steve’s future plans are undecided. Donna Alteriso 588 Pearl Street Donna . . . enjoys swimming . . . favorite teacher is Miss Scanned ... a job as a secretary is Donna ' s plan for the future. 42 Debra Armstrong 252 West Street Deb . . . member of Outing, Drama and Ski Clubs . . . participated on Rocketeen Council, Junior and Senior executive boards and is a Student Union representative . . . member of Rainbow, Horizon Club and in the operetta and the senior play . . . Debra’s plans for the future are college with a major in engineering or architecture. Michael Arsenault 94 Pleasant Street Mike . . . enjoys all sports and was a member of the track team . . . likes concerts, camping, motorcycles, and water skiing . . . favorite teacher was Mrs. Laffie . . . Michael plans to travel, followed by a college education. David Arsenault 16 Ellis Avenue French Fry . . . member of the Band and Glee Club . . . held major roles in school operettas ... his favorite classes were Music and Math . . . works at Cerretanis . . . Dave plans to study either Math or Physics, and hopes to attend M.l.T. Bruce N. Asmussen 100 Woburn Street Elk . . . former editor of the school newspaper . . . ' enjoys Photo-Offset with Mr. Harney . . . likes to hang-ten , party, have a good time and cruise on his bicycle . . . Bruce plans to enter an apprenticeship. Jacqueline Arsenault 23 Barbara Lane Jackie . . . our Football Queen . . . loves to ski and mountain climb . . . played Powder Puff Football . . . favorite- class was Shorthand with Miss O ' Brien . . . Jackie plans to be a Medical Secre¬ tary. Steven Aucella 14 Crosby Road Keedo . . enjoys handball, soccer, softball, baseball, swimming and gym class . . . likes writing and history favorite class was Mr. Neely ' s junior History class . . . dislikes fire alarms in the winter and home room periods . Keedo plans to go into computer train¬ ing. Robert Baer 185 Prescott Bob . . . enjoys an unrestricted edu¬ cation . . . likes the out-of-doors . . . favorite class was Individualized Read¬ ing . . . Robert plans to live his life according to his own standards and goals. Carol Baranofsky 257 High Street Carol . . . member of the Drama, Outing and Glee Clubs . . . loves sports and has participated on the Field Hockey and Tennis teams . . . National Honor Society and Business editor for the Pioneer staff . . . Carol plans to attend Penn. State or John Hopkins and to go into medical research or become a doctor. Scott Bailey 81 Forest Street Ace . . . member of varsity football and spring track in senior year and junior year . . . will remember Engineer¬ ing graphics class, Mr. Valeska and Mr. Swanson’s class ... in his spare time, he bowled . . . the Main Fountain . . . enjoyed his week-ends . . . Scott will attend college for teaching gym. Stephen Barrett 293 Summer Avenue Steve . . . the Co-captain of both varsity wrestling and football . . . Stu¬ dent Union coordinator . . . member of the National Honor Society . . . Student Union Representative and a Boys State delegate . . . Steve’s future plans include college and a career in law. Ronald Baker 35 Baystate Road Wayne Bassett 126 Summer Avenue Wayne ... a glee clubber, Library aid, and ticket taker at the home games . . . enjoys Accounting II with Mr. Brett, oil painting and watching sports . . . Wayne plans to attend Northern Essex Community College as an accounting major. 44 Patricia Basta 33 Virginia Road Tricia . . . actively involved in Gym¬ nastics, Outing Club and Rocketeen Council . . . member of the National Honor Society ... a singer in both the glee club and church choir . . . likes swimming and skiing . . . Tricia will enter college as a possible science major. Kristin Beloff 75 Glenmere Circle Kristen . . . library assistance . . . active in Adventure Unlimited, Teen Council . . . loves music, the beach, and ice skating . . . Kristen’s plans for the future include working with small children. William A. Batchelder 20 Lawrence Road Bill . . . spent his time working at a gas station . . . likes most sports . . . Bill is undecided about his future. Lisa Bennett 15 Wells Road Lisa . . . member of the Drama Club in her sophomore and senior years . . . likes to go on bicycle trips . . . favorite class was English with Mr. Cahill . . . Lisa will attend college. Pamela Beaudoin 433 Pearl Street Pam . . . outside of school enjoys snow skiing and bicycle riding . . favorite teachers were Mr. Blaney and Miss O’Brien . . . Pam would like to continue on as a secretary and work with the handicapped. Amy Bens 144 Oak Street Amy . . . member of pep and Rocke¬ teen Clubs . . . loves to sail and likes working with pottery and ceramics enjoys Mr. Cahill s class . . Amy plans to travel across country after graduation, then hopes to study agriculture in col¬ lege. 45 Pamela Benshimol 175 Summer Avenue Pam . . . agile member of girls basketball and tennis teams . . . loves to be out-of-doors . . . biking, hiking or mountain climbing . . . Pam’s plans include elementary education or secre¬ tarial school. Patricia Berry 35 Longfellow Road Irish . . . enjoys bike-riding, the beach and partying . . . likes listening to Neil Voting and J. Geils . . . Trish plans to attend nursing school. Deborah L. Benson 237 West Street Ben . . . member of Glee Club, field hockey, Outing Club and National Honor Society ... she likes teaching swimming and life guarding at the Y . . . favorite sports were football, track meets and she was scorekeeper for the track teams . . . Debbi wants to go to college for a career in the health field. Karen Bittrich Barbara Lane Kar ... a new student at Reading High . . . likes to travel and ski . . . favorite teachers are Miss Dilg and Mr. Valeska also enjoys psychology . . . Karen plans to attend college with a special interest in English. Diane Leilani Berry 107 County Road Di . . . busy in the Outing Club, Rocketeen Council, Rainbow, B.Y.F.... other activities are Pep Squad, Glee Club and the field hockey team . . . liked Mr. Hollingsworth’s class . . . Diane intends to be a liberal arts major at a state college. i. ' K 1 «i ■ • Brenda Blaine 67 Deering Street Brenda . . . has participated in the Glee Club for three years . . . member of Young People’s Group and Choir, and is president of AWANA Bible Clubs . . . participated in Pioneer Girls . . . likes all her classes and favorite teacher is Mr. Cahill . . . Brenda plans to attend college and go into some type of public service. 46 Alan T. Blakely 35 Plymouth Street Alan . . . enjoyed math class ... in¬ terested in cars . . . Alan’s future plans are to become an electrician. Beverly Rose Bosbach 4 Robin Road Bev . . . enjoys art and poetry . . . favorite teachers are Mr. Swanson and Mrs. Laffie . . . loves the rain . . . Bev ' s plans for the future are not definite. 1 homas Blanchard 64 Woburn Street Tom ... an active member of the band . . . likes all sports especially foot¬ ball . . . enjoyed math class . . . Tom would like to attend optometry school in the future. Joyce Boutin 17 Canterbury Drive Boots . . . member of the working staff at McDonald’s . . . prefers partying on weekends and Neil Young . . . also enjoys North Reading . . . Boot plans to travel in the future. Katherine Bocker 40 Deborah Drive Kathy . . . enjoyed law class and chemistry with Mr. Zenewitz . . . took pleasure in knowing Mr. D’Orlando . . . avid fan of football . . . favorite things include swimming, weekends and people . . . Kathy plans to attend college in the near future. ■ Carolyn Edith Boviard 67 Sanborn Lane Carolyn . . . Cheerleader in her Junior and Senior years, Senior Class Secretary Literary Editor of the Yearbook and member of the National Honor Society . . . favorite class was Chemistry with Mr. Zenewicz . . . enjoyed football games and pep rallies . . plays the piano . . . likes poetry . . Carolyn will major in English at college 4 Daniel J. Brennan 78 Mt. Vernon Street Danny . . . Student Union Represen¬ tative for two years . . . likes motor¬ cycles, horseback riding, music and talking and listening to people . . . Danny plans to travel after graduation. Deborah Boyd 8 Crosby Road Deby . . . member of Rocketeen Council, Outing Club and Student Un¬ ion . . . belonged to Youth N.A.R.C., Rainbow, and B.Y.E. . . . enjoyed Mr. Garland ' s Anatomy Class . . . Deby plans to attend a state university to study Medicine. Robert Bradley 57 Longwood Road Bob . . . participated in Cross Coun¬ try, Football and Track . . . likes music . . . Bob will go to a 2-year college. James Brady 10 Parkman Road Arna . . . enjoys chess, photography, and drag racing . . . special interest is music by Alice Cooper and Jeff Beck Group . . . Jim’s future plans are un¬ decided. Cynthia Brooks 33 Village Street Cindy . . . belonged to Rocketeen Council and Prep Club . . . participated on the Senior Play committees and Powder Puff Football Team . . . takes pleasure in ice skating and playing the organ . . . Cindy hopes to become an elementary school teacher. Keith R. Broadley 6 Woodland Street Keith . . . ran for the Cross-Country Team . . . took part in the Senior Play . . . likes snow and water skiing . . . also enjoys backpacking and camping . . . liked Mr. Valeska’s Psychology class . . . Keith wants to attend a four year college for a career in Forestry. 48 Marcia Brooks 114 Hopkins Street Marcia . . . member of Baton Squad . . . enjoyed drama with Mr. Greene . . . also likes traveling and hiking . . . Marcia intends to go to college to be¬ come a dental assistant . . . then would like to join the Peace Corps for a year. Henry Brzycki 123 Gleason Road Hank . . . enjoys baseball, basketball, hockey, and tennis . . . likes to travel . . . favorite things include art class and gym with Mr. Myslicki . . . Hank plans to pursue a career in art at Iowa Uni¬ versity. Joyce M. Brow n 17 Bond Street Brownie . . . member of field hockey and tennis teams . . . also belonged to Rocketeen and Senior executive board . . . enjoys lifesaving and swimming at the YMCA . . . liked Mr. Neely and Field Seminar . . . Joyce will become a nurse. Jane V. Burbank 24 Juniper Circle Janie . . . active in sports . . . Field Hockey co-captain and member of tennis team . . . also enjoys skiing, teaching C.C-D, Miss Bartlett, and Mr. Levesque . . member of Senior Executive Board and Outing Club . . Janie hopes to be¬ come an elementary school teacher Steven L. Buckley 29 Colburn Road Steve . . . belonged to the Science Club and the Audio-Visual Crew . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Zenewicz . . . in his spare time, he played hockey and football and svas a Red Cross Volunteer . . . Steve will attend Lowell Tech. In¬ stitute and will major in Electrical Engineering. Gail Brown 863 Main Street Gail . . . member of the Outing Club . . . enjoyed Mr. Appleby ' s Law Class . . . works at Dairy Maid . . . likes meeting new people . . . Gail plans to go to the Vocational School and then wants to travel. Steven Cacciola 93 Libby Avenue Teddy . . . always out for a good time . . . likes to spend his time at the beach . . . disliked the morning an¬ nouncements . . . Steve plans to attend a two year business college after gradu¬ ation. Cynthia Burbine 7 Parker Street Cindy . . . enjoys silent movies . . . favorite teacher was Miss Scannell . . . Cindy plans to be a secretary following her graduation. David Allen Burkholder 55 Redgate Lane Dave . . . member of the Outing Club and the Wrestling Team . . . other ac¬ tivities include cross-country skiing, back packing and tennis . . . favorite class was Math . . . Dave plans to at¬ tend college. Edward j. Cahoon, Jr. 78 Westcroft Road Chip . . . co-captain of this years winning football team . . . also valuable member of the hockey team . . . enjoys accounting with Mr. Brett and Softball . . . Chip hopes to go on to college and take up Business Administration. Maureen Butcher 277 Summer Avenue Maureen . . . member of Pep Squad . . . enjoyed working as a Headstart and Family Services volunteer . . . loves football, traveling and going to Boston . . . likes working at New England Memorial Hospital . . . favorite teachers are Mr. Brett and Mr. Gillis . . . Maureen plans to attend Burdett Col¬ lege and become an Executive Secre¬ tary. mm Pamela Cail 38 Summer Avenue Pam . . . enjoys horseback-riding . . . swimming and snowmobiling . . . ap¬ preciates music, Leon Russell and Three Dog Night . . . favorite classes—Data Processing, Office Practice with Miss Reed . . . Pam would like to enjoy life by working with people. 50 Jack Cairl 132 West Street Jack . . . valuable member of the Model U.N. and Drama Club . . . sang with the Glee Club and Select Chorus . . . favorite things include the Who, Mr. Donovan, and the Detroit Lions . . . Jack plans to attend college and major in either economics or History. Mark Carlin 17 Collins Avenue Doctor . . . enjoys skiing . . . will remember good times . . . works at Marshall ' s . . . after graduation, Mark plans to go to college. Christopher Campbell 17 Avon Street Cud . . . active member of Rocketeen, New Dimensions and Ski club . . . out¬ side of school, he likes to ski and sail . . . worked at Cerretani ' s . . . Cud hopes to attend Bently College after gradu¬ ation. Krista V. Carlson 26 Alden Circle Krista . . . likes riding and caring for her horse . . . member of gymnastics and Ski Club . . . outside of school, participates in B.Y.F. and Camp Fire Girls . . . loves to snow ski and travel . . . presently working as a nurse’s aid . . . Krista hopes to attend nursing school. Colleen Carafotes 84 Curtis Street Coll . . . enjoys camping, concerts and the Cape . . . also likes Jethro Tull and the Rolling Stones . . . Colleen in¬ tends to tour Europe for a year and then plans to go to a two year school. Alan Carr 539 West Street Elaine E. Carter 1145 Main Street Elaine . . . likes to spend time with friends and go water skiing in New Hampshire . . . favorite class is ceramics . . . Elaine plans to go to a two year college. Susan Maureen Casey 131 Willow Street Sue . . . member of the Glee Club and Senior Executive Board . . . also involved with the Model U.N. and Camp Fire Girls . . . works at the Winchester Hospital . . . enjoys skiing and playing tennis . . . Sue hopes to pursue a career in medicine. Lauren Ann Casner 134 Belmont Street Laurie . . . came to R.M.H.S. as a senior . . . worked on the Senior Play committees . . . enjoys art . . . through reading books and magazines, she has become interested in psychology . . . taught religious instructions at St. Athanasius . . . Laurie will pursue a career in psychology at college. Steven J. Carter 594 Pearl Street Steve . . . member of Rocketeen, Stu¬ dent Union, Model U.N. and executive board . . . actively involved in Demolay . . . his favorite teachers were Mr. White and Mr. Neely . . . Steve’s future plans include a career in law or politics. Carol A. Castanino 56 Cross Street Carol . . . co-captain of the field hockey team and member of the soft- ball team . . . loves snow and water skiing, tennis and hiking . . . enjoyed Mr. Z’s Chemistry Class . . . Carol will attend a four year college and become an elementary school teacher. Fred Evan Case 885 Main Street Derf . . . member of Demolay . . . likes to go to drag races, Hockey and Football games . . . favorite class was Wood Technology . . . Fred will work then go to school or enter the service. Vi. ■ ■■ vTS m 52 Barry Cate 201 West Street Barry . . . new addition to our class in his Senior year . . . From Phillips Academy in Andover . . . favorite sub¬ jects include Math and Physics . . . after graduation, Barry will attend col¬ lege and major in Physics. Marjorie Ann Coburn 25 Green Street Marjie . . likes cooking, sewing, reading books, and also working at Fabric Town . . . other interests are gymnastics and ceramics . . . likes ac¬ counting, Mr. Levesque, Mr. Cahill . . . Marjie hopes to be a computer pro¬ grammer. Ellen J. Chamberlain 5 California Road Ellen . . . member of Gymnastics, Outing and Drama Clubs . . . also be¬ longed to Rocketeen . . . Treasurer of Youth N.A.R.C. . . . enjoys skiing, hik¬ ing, bike riding and sewing . . . Ellen is going to pursue a career in physical therapy. William Coldewey 20 Mark Avenue Bill . . . participated in Winter and Spring Track . . ' . member of Rocketeen, New Dimensions, Ski Club and Outing Club . . . enjoys sailing, skiing, camping and biking . . . Bill is going to go to college and pursue a career in business. David Cleary 34 Kingston Street Dave . . . enjoys all sports, especially football and swimming •. . . favorite- teacher is Mr. Valeska and favorite class is Urban Sociology . . . Dave’s plans arc to take pre-dental courses at college after finishing High School. Mary Ellen Collins 10 Hiilcrest Road Mary . . . member of the National Honor Society, Glee Club and Yearbook staff . . . other activities included arc Outing, Ski and Horizon Clubs . favorite teachers were Mr. Soule and Mr. Hodgkins . . . Mary plans to attend college. 53 I Thomas Conary 49 Spring Street Tweety Hopper . . . likes classes with Mr. Croft . . . enjoys mechanical work on his boat Anchor 409’’ . . . works at Sears . . . Thomas intends to work full time next year. Barbara Cook 218 Pleasant Street Barb . . . was active in the Drama Club and the Senior Play . . . favorite teachers include Mr. Brett and Mr. Cahill . . . Barb plans to work after High School. Linda Concessi 14 Richards Road Linda . . . enjoys both snow and water skiing, camping, concerts, and the beach . . . Linda’s plans for the future include traveling and a two-year college. Debra Cowan 34 Orange Street Debbie . . . had good times in high school . . . Debbie’s plans for the future are undecided. Linda Connors 22 Woodward Avenue Linda . . . member of the Ski and Drama Clubs as well as New Dimen¬ sions, the Pep Squad, and Rocketeen Council . . . enjoys horseback riding and skating . . . Junior College and a career in medical technology are Linda’s plans for the future. Gary Cox 25 Winter Street Gary . . . enjoyed his weekends . . . liked his three years at the high school . . . Gary’s future is undecided. 54 Nancy Cox 17 Eaton Street Wally ... an Outing and Glee Club member . . . involved in student govern¬ ment . . . Student Union Vice-President in her senior year . . . enjoys Girl Scouts, camping, mountain climbing and parti¬ cipating on the gymnastics team . . . college and a career in recreational edu¬ cation are Wally’s plans for the future. Donald Crimmings 67 Longwood Road Don . . -. Drama Club . . . outside of school interest is Demolay . . . likes studying biology . . . attends football games . . . Donald hopes to go to Medi¬ cal School after college. Marsha Coyle 51 Winslow Road Marsha . . . her favorite teacher is Mr. Brett . . . her special like was rap¬ ping with Mr. Brady . . . Marsha’s plans for the future are undecided. Michael Crosby 55 Curtis Street Mike ... in his spare time he collects stamps and works on his car . . . em¬ ployed at Harrow’s . . . likes Mr. Valeska’s class . . . Michael hopes to at¬ tend Northeastern and eventually go into business for himself. Susan Cressinger 93 Pine Ridge Road Sue . . . Student Union Representative . . . Executive Board member . . . likes camping, swimming and bowling . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Hollingsworth . . . Sue plans to attend Nursing School. Richard Crosby 25 Pearl Street Crink . . . likes sports and has been involved in football, wrestling, and base¬ ball . . . enjoys swimming, tamping, skiing and Spanish class with Mr Dono¬ van . . . Crink plans to attend college after high school. Janice Cushing 250 Summer Avenue Cush . . . belonged to Executive Board in Sophomore and Junior years ... art chairman for class dances . . . takes ballet and jazz dancing lessons . . . en¬ joys music by Joni Mitchell and art - . . Cush plans to pursue a career in art after graduation. Matthew Glenn Cullen 33 Edgemont Avenue Glenn . . . loves bicycling . . . be¬ longed to the B.Y.F. . . . enjoys hunting, skiing and sailing . . . Glenn plans to become a cabinetmaker. Susan Dalrymple 6 Rice Road Sue . . . likes swimming, horseback riding and going to dances . . . enjoys working with handicapped children . . . is involved in the Model U.N. . . . Sue hopes to be a secretary or work with the handicapped. Robert Dantone 19 Stewart Road Bob . . . wrestling and cross country . . . likes music and watching Laurel and Hardy . . . Bob plans to go on to college after graduation. Richard Crupi 112 Winthrop Avenue Dennis Curran 80 Curtis Street Carl . . . played Varsity Basketball in junior and senior years and played Baseball . . . Dennis will work after graduation. 56 Kenneth Dauphinee 8 Milton Road Ken . . . member of the Baseball Team . . . works part-time at a gasoline station . . . Ken is undecided about his future. Kim Yvonne Davis 72 John Street ' Kool Kim . . . loves to sing and dance . . . favorite subject is gym with Miss Bartlett . . . Kim plans to be a medical secretary or a singer. John Delaney 8 Balsam Road Jack . . . likes all sports . . . co-captain of both hockey and golf teams . . . en¬ joys life . . . jack would like to attend 1. T.T. Tech. Craig L. Davarich 18 Spruce Road Craig . . . member of the track and soccer teams . . . belongs to the Outing Club . . . likes to play softball in the summer . . . enjoys, skiing and hockey in the wunter . . . Craig plans to go on to college. Brian P. Davidson 85 Marla Lane Brian ... a real outdoors-man . . . loves to sail, fish, hunt and ski ... a member of the Outing Club . . . plays basketball and baseball . . . Brian ' s future plans include college. Susan M. DeFerrari 270 Forest Street Sue . . . enjoys horseback riding and swimming . . . favorite class was Human Nature Mr. Neely . . . likes having a good time . . . Sue intends to go to col¬ lege and enter the field of Social Sciences. Donna DeSimone 86 Middlesex Avenue D” . . . enjoys having a good time with friends . . . likes to meet and get to know people . . . Donna’s plans for the future are to attend business school. Charles Dishmon 95 High Street Big Boy . . . likes all sports, especially football, baseball, hockey and golfing . enjoys dancing and dances . . . favorite class is Law with Mr. Appleby and his favorite teacher is Mr. Hollings¬ worth . . . Chuck plans to go into journalism. Francis DeVellis 307 Grove Street Franco . . . member of the football team . . . enjoys playing chess and going to the beach . . . likes large gatherings and gourmet cooking . . . Frank’s plans for the future include becoming a state police officer. Stephen DiTrapano 13 Brook Street Trap . . . enjoys sports and cars . . . works at Harrows . . . some of his other interests include skiing, bowling, going to drive-ins and collecting coins . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Swanson and his favorite classes are lunch and studies . . . Trap plans to continue school to become an electrician. David Dewey 123 Green Street Jonathan Dixon 238 Woburn Street Jon . . . business editor of Pioneer . . . member of the band and sings with the glee clubs . . . enjoys being in the Read¬ ing Symphony and the Columbian Squires . . . works at the First National . . . likes music, math and Sciences . . . Jon’s plans for the future—to be the best at whatever he pursues. 58 Francis Doiron 132 Village Street Ding . . . ran Cross Country and played Basketball in his sophomore, jun¬ ior and senior years . . . enjoys all sports . . . Francis has no definite plans for the future. Mark Dooley 43 Hartshorn Street Mark . . likes acting . . . active in Drama Club . . . Senior Play . . . liked classes with Mrs. Laffie and Mr. Valeska ... on Rocketeen Council . . . likes music . . . member of the Band and Glee Club . . . Mark hopes for a future in broad¬ casting. Mark Richard Doiron 1.32 Village Street Max . . . participated in Senior Talent Night . . . wizard in a Spanish Play . . . liked hanging around . . . found pleasure in music, art and Chinese Food . . . Mark plans to attend a four year college and graduate school, then become in¬ dependently wealthy and move to Ver¬ mont. Flizabeth Drillio 11 Oak Street Jayne . . . member of Pep Squad and Rocketeen . . . participated on gym¬ nastics team and was the captain of the Powder Puff Football team ... a past worthy advisor of Rainbow ... in spare time worked at Reading Chronicle and New England Memorial Hospital . . . favorite class was Algebra with Mr. Congdon . . . Jayne plans a nursing career. Peter Ross Doliber 31 Selfridge Road Pete . . . likes people and small get togethers . . . dislikes cafeteria food . . . enjoyed Miss Cavanaugh’s English class . . . very active in church groups . . . belongs to M.Y.F. and Joy in Faith and Mission Conference . . . Peter will attend Barrington College, to prepare for the ministry. Anne J. Driscoll 31 Oak Street Anne . . . member of yearbook s Art Staff . . belonged to the Ski and Gym¬ nastic Clubs . . . interests include skiing, surfing, playing the piano and Wells Beach, Maine . . . Anne plans to go on to sch x)l after graduation Christopher Dube 68 Scotland Road Chris . . . President of the Outing Club . . . enjoys the outdoors, skiing, climbing and backpacking . . . member of the National Honor Society . . . favorite classes are math and physics . . . Chris plans to enter the field of medi¬ cine, possibly attending Northeastern University. James Dykens 119 Winthrop Avenue Jim . . . likes softball and basketball . . . enjoyed Law class with Mr. Neely . . . has special interest in things con¬ cerning law ... Jim plans to join the Army and go on to college to study •law enforcement. Francis Duclos 97 Arcadia Avenue Frank . . . great interest in motor¬ cycles . . . plans to go to school and become a State Police Officer or a Pilot. Thomas Edson 19 Hartshorn Street Quill . . . played on the football team . . . Junior Class President . . . Student Union delegate . . . Youth N.A.R.C. officer . . . enjoys working on cars . . . Mr. Valeska’s class . . . also Photo Offset . . . Tom plans to attend Trade School. Deborah Durgin 3 Virginia Circle Debbie . . . enjoys waterskiing and camping . . . likes to meet people . . . favorite class was U.S. History with Mr. Neely . . . Debbie plans to attend a junior college, then hopes to work for the airlines. David Eldredge 29 Berkeley Street Elrod” . . . interested in sports, espe¬ cially hockey, football, baseball and soc¬ cer . . . enjoys cars and playing the guitar . . . likes the outdoors, camping, biking and mountain climbing . . . David would like to work and then enter into a junior college to study Forestry. Daryl Elliott 24 Dustin Road Daryl ... is very active in Gym¬ nastics . . . outside of school, enjoys music and concerts . . . one of the pump¬ kin capers . . . Daryl left in January of Senior year to attend U. Mass at Am¬ herst and major in Engineering. Barbara Fairchild 1166 Main Street Barb . . . member of Drama and Glee Clubs, executive Board, yearbook staff and Rap-Up” . . . outside interests in¬ clude music, French, traveling, working at Cerretani’s and hanging on the common” . . . favorite teacher is Mrs. Laffie . . . found pleasure in her music class . . . Barb wants to travel all over the world, work for an airline, and live in either London or Paris. Jennifer Lee England 7 Hillcrest Road Jenny . . . enjoys music . . . sings and plays the piano . . . member of the Glee Club and Special Chorus . . . sang in All-District and All-State Chorus . . . on the yearbook staff ... in the Senior Play . . . enjoyed Special Latin with Mr. Spencer and Biology with Mr. Soule . . . Jenny hopes to attend U.N.H. where she will major in music. Charles Fallon 282 West Street Charlie . . . enjoys scuba diving, swim¬ ming and skiing . . . participated on the intramural football, wrestling and track teams . . . Charlie’s plans for the future are college and enjoying life. Sherrill Fader 27 Pitman Drive Sher . . . came to Reading in her junior year . . . delegate to the Student Union . . . worked with underprivil- edged children and sang in a coffee¬ house . . . outside interests are art, music, swimming and people . . . Sher plans to achieve a B.S.N. in nursing and later she plans to travel. John Fallon 282 West Street John . . . enjoys photography . . . participated on the track team . . . member of the scuba diving club . . . John plans to go to college after high school. 61 LB U Mark Fallon 66 Richard Road Animal . . . member of varsity foot¬ ball and co-captain of both winter and spring track . . . enjoys listening to music, sports and sleeping . . . also plays hockey . . . Mark plans to go to college. Robert Fierro 181 South Street Richard Fallon 282 West Street Rich ... a member of the RMHS Band . . . enjoys music and art . . . likes sports and has participated on the track team . . . also enjoys scuba diving, swim¬ ming, bowling and skiing . . . favorite teachers were Mr. Swanson and Mr. Anderson . . . Rich ' s plans for the future are undecided. Peter Finnegan 203 Haverhill Street Conan . . . likes to work on cars . . . favorite sports are baseball and football . . . also likes guns and the woods . . . Conan plans to attend a school of fores¬ try and become a game warden. Patricia Feran 432 Haverhill Street Petey . . . member of Rocketeen Council . . . favorite class was Field Seminar . . . driving Bessie” is one of her favorite pastimes . . Pat pl ans to major in Special or elementary educa¬ tion at college. Linda Fisher 26 Beacon Street The Cat” . . . greatest interests in school are the people and their person¬ alities . . . favorite teacher and class— Mr. Lovely, stenography . . . enjoys music, reading and writing . . . favorite activities—horseback riding and the beach . . . Linda plans to become an air¬ line stewardess or an X-ray technician. 62 Granville Flagg 18 Maple Ridge Road Gran . . . played varsity hockey and was co-captain of golf team . . . also enjoys football, science fiction class and music . . . Gran plans to go on to col¬ lege. Lawrence Foster 14 Lawrence Road Fizz . . . member of Indoor and Out¬ door Track . . . enjoys Law class and mountain climbing . . . belongs to Out¬ ing aod Photography Clubs . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Thomas . . . Larry plans a future in photography and hopes to attend Massachusetts College of Art. Janet Deborah Flint 11 Eaton Street Jan . . . member of Pep Squad . . . favorite teacher was Miss O’Brien . . . enjoys secretarial practice, skiing, swim¬ ming, dances and week-ends ... Jan plans to be a medical secretary. Nancy Fraser 29 Laurel Lane Nancy . . . member of the Baton Squad in her junior and senior years . . . sang with the Glee Club . . . belonged to the Profile Staff for the Yearbook . . . Babe” in the operetta . . . hockey scorekeeper . . . enjoys Skiing . . . Nancy’s future lies in nursing. q Christine Flynn 156 West Street Chris ... on yearbook staff . . . participated in the Drama Festival 1972 and intramural volleyball . . . enjoys dances, good music and Mr. Valeska ' s 10th and 12th grade Social Studies classes . . . Chris plans to major in Psychology or Sociology at college. Ronald Anthony Frotten 128 High Street Ron . . . wrestles for Varsity Wres¬ tling Team . . works at Lord Wakefield his favorite class is Speech with Mrs. LoPorto . . . Ron plans to go to a Trade School to become a mechanic 63 Donna Fusco 9 Cedar Street Donna . . . kept busy with traveling, camping, horseback riding and partying outside of school . . . enjoys Mrs. Laffie . . . Donna plans to further her education to be come a stewardess. Alan Garey 15 Hopkins Street Big A1 . . . plays Football and baseball . . . likes to go skiing and admire pretty girls . . . favorite classes are gym with Mr. Hales and Football with Coach White . . . Alan plans a career in medicine. Rosemarie Garden 186 Grove Street Rose Garden” . . . member of Model U.N. and Library Club . . . favorite sports are baseball and football . . . favorite teachers are Mr. Gillis and Mr. Cahill . . . Rosemarie plans on attending college to become a physical therapist. Linda Garrard 21 Cumberland Road Jello . . . member of band, Glee Club, Rocketeen Council, yearbook staff, and Oting Club . . . outside interests are Rainbow and Horizon Club . . . favorite class was Mr. ' Debeck’s calculus class . . . Mr. Garland, All around good guy” . . . enjoys going to camp . . . Linda’s future plans are college in the ski coun¬ try! Raylene Gardner 65 Minot Street Ray . . . enjoys playing sports . . . has participated on the softball and field hockey teams . . . outside of school she enjoys skiing, yoga class, and work¬ ing at Cerretani’s . . . active in church B.Y.F. group . . . Ray’s plans are to attend a four year college. Cheryl Jean Gibbons 291 Pearl Street Cheryl . . . enjoys camping, tennis, sewing and swimming . . . other in¬ terests are hiking and candle making . . . Cheryl plans to attend a four year Liberal Arts College and enter the field of so¬ cial work. 64 Kevin Gilligan 236 Bancroft Avenue Kev . . . Co-Captain of the Tennis Team . . . found pleasure in his Math class . . . liked to have a good time . . . Kevin plans to pursue a career in Math. Michael Gilman 1 Charles Street Mike . . . enjoys music and art. Kevin Gillis 26 John Street Thomas Gish 16 Glenmere Circle Tom . . . really liked English with Mr. Cahill . . . outside of school, basket¬ ball and baseball . . . Tom plans to at¬ tend college in the future. Paula Gillis 176 High Street Paula . . . Senior class president . . . junior and sophomore vice president . . . co-captain of the girls softball team . . . member of the Outing Club . . . played in Powder Puff football . . . favorite teacher is Mrs. Winkler . . . Paula plans on attending nursing school after gradu¬ ation. Donna Goodhue 10 Kensington Avenue Donna . . . student Union representa¬ tive, Junior Class treasurer and Senior Class executive board . . . enjoys music . . . member of Glee Club and select chorus . . . Donna s plans for the future include college. James Gould 44 Pearl Street Cowboy . . . favorite class was Physical Education . . . likes working with people . . . sings and plays the guitar . . . hobbies include collecting rifles and building models . . . James plans to travel and possibly become a State Policeman. Donald G. Graves 29 Granger Avenue Don . . . Unsung Hero” of the Foot¬ ball Team . . . Co-Captain of Wrestling Team . . . member of Track Team . . . enjoys beating others at chess . . . favorite teacher was Coach White . .. favorite class was History of Japan . . . Don plans to continue his education. Roberta Goulet 13 Lawrence Road Ro . . . watching sports is her favorite pastime . . . enjoys participating in cla ss activities ... is on the Senior Class Executive Board . . . Ro plans college for the future. Douglas Greene 31 Cape Cod Avenue Doug . . . enjoys school . . . favorite classes include Social Studies, English and French . . . cycling is his favorite pastime . . . Doug plans to further his education. George Graham 72 Gross Street George . . . favorite class was English with Mr. Cahill ... in his spare time, he worked at Zayre and Reading Sunoco . . . George will attend the University of Maine at Bangor. Sheryl Greenleaf 1207 Main Street Sherry . . . enjoys both water and snow skiing . . . played Powder Puff Football . . . works part time at Build¬ ing 19V2 • • • Sherry plans to work after graduation. 66 Lois Greenyer 34 Plymouth Road R. F. . . . enjoys swimming, camping and going to the beach . . . liked English with Miss Cavanaugh and her favorite teacher was Miss O’Brien . . . took time for a good laugh . . . Lois plans to be¬ come a legal secretary after graduation. David Grimes 83 John Carver Road Dave . . Football Player and Wres¬ tler . . . favorite faculty member was Mr. D’Orlando . . . favorite class was Ancient History . . . enjoys skiing, gym¬ nastics, camping and fixing other peo¬ ple ' s cars . . . one of the pumpkin capers . . . Dave plans to go to college to study Marine Biology and Ocean¬ ography. James Gregory 113 Green Street Jim . . . enjoys playing basketball and hockey in his spare time . . . works at an electronics firm in Burlington and for Ace Movers Inc. . . . Jim’s future lies in truck driving. Diane E. Grundy 205 Van Norden Road Di . . . loves cats, taking walks at night, talking to friends, and going out on dates . . . favorite place in school is the lav . . . favorite teachers are Mrs. Bell and Mr. Appleby . . . Di’s plans for the future are undecided. David Griffin 94 Middlesex Avenue Dave . . . member of the varsity foot¬ ball team . . . also enjoys baseball . . . favorite class was English with Mrs. Laffie . . . liked the elective program very much . . . Dave plans either to attend college or join the service. Daniel Martin Gugger 76 Howard Street Danny . . . member of Spring Track, Winter Track, Gymnastics Club and Youth N.A.R.C. . . . his favorite teacher was Mr. Spencer . . . Danny ' s future plans include college. Ellen Elizabeth Gunnulfsen 17 Smith Avenue Ellen ... an active member of the Outing Club and Pep Squad . . . belongs to Glee Club and Rocketeen . . . enjoyed Chemistry with Mr. Z” and French with Mr. Ham . . . enjoys skiing, camping, and hiking . . . Ellen’s plans for the future include teaching kindergarten or nursery school. Keith William Hall 81 Hancock Street Keith ... on the basketball team for three years ... an Eagle Scout . . . active in Demolay boys . . . holds a special interest in cars . . . Keith plans to en¬ courage a career in civil engineering. Paul Gustafson 48 Pearl Street Gus . . . liked music and played the guitar ... in his spare time, he also plays basketball . . . will attend Northern Essex Community College and major in Environmental Technology. Robert Hannigan 60 Bancroft Avenue Pete . . . took pleasure in Mr. Croft’s class . . . enjoys cruising around in his car . . . Robert will work after gradu¬ ation. Daniel Habeeb 54 Victoria Avenue Dan . . . member of the Football Team . . . enjoys boxing and wrestling . . . likes to ski and camp . . . found pleasure in his gym class . . . admired Mr. White . . . Dan will go to college and major in Business Administration. Deborah Jane Hanson 175 Franklin Street Debbie . . . likes camping . . . works at Marshall’s . . . liked Accounting II with Mr. Brett . . . Debbie’s plans for the future may include attending busi¬ ness school. 68 Alan Harlow 17 Village Street Alan . . . has no particular interests . . . Alan ' s plans for the future are un¬ certain. Laurie Ann Hayward 285 Summer Avenue Laurie ... a sports enthusiast ... on softball and field hockey teams at school and swim team at Y . . . particularly liked Elementary Education class with Mr. Dunbar . . . Laurie ' s plans for the future may include a major in child psychology at college. Joanne Hart 6 Wentw ' orth Avenue Joanne ... a cheerleader and Rocke- teen Council member . . . also parti¬ cipated in the Prep Club . . . enjoys watching sports and bicycling . . . Jo¬ anne would like to pursue a career in elementary education after graduation. Duane Heineck 50 Middlesex Avenue Mickey . . . Student Union, executive board, and Rocketeen Council . . . played basketball . . . outside of school ac¬ tivities include watching the Three Stooges . . . Mickey hopes to play col¬ lege basketball while going to Law school. William James Haugh 13 Colburn Road Buddy . . . Student Director of the Band . . . Master Councilor of Demolay . . . enjoyed Glee Club with Mr. Roth . . . participated in E.Y.C. . . . Buddy will major in Communications at B.U. Jerilyn Heinstrom 9 F Street 69 Ann Herrmann 53 Harrison Street Ann . . . loves laughing and having a good time . . . likes Glee Club . . . also enjoys riding and playing tennis . . . Ann would like to join the Air Force in the future. Leslie Hodgkins 119 Hopkins Street Leslie ... is particularly interested in music . . . enjoys traveling . . . active member of the band . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Roth and U.S. History with Mr. Anderson . . . Leslie plans to further her education after graduation. Dana Hill 419 Haverhill Street Dana . . . member of the Varsity Hockey Team for three years . . . will remember good times racing motorcycles . . . after graduation, Dana plans to work. Susan E. Hodsdon 26 Knoll wood Road Sue . . . participated in the Booster Drive . . . enjoys swimming, horseback riding, the Bruins and working with handicapped children . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Neely . . . after graduation, Sue plans to become a Physical Therapist. Debra Hindes 66 Locust Street Debbie . . . loves music and languages . . . enjoys playing the piano ... a mem¬ ber of the Glee Club, Outing Club and Drama Club ... on yearbook staff . . . participated in the Lions Club, Student Exchange to France . . . Debbie plans to go on to college and major in Foreign languages. Jody Holden 12 Baker Road Jo . . . member of the senior class executive board, yearbook staff, and Rap Session . . . Austin Prep cheerleader . . . Youth N.A.R.C. . . . enjoys skiing . . . Jo plans to attend a four year col¬ lege. 70 Hi Robert Houle 84 Green Street Robert . . . works a part-time job . . . likes playing hockey outside of school Robert is uncertain about his future. Sally Howard 486 Franklin Street Sal ' ’ . ; . in her spare time enjoys working with children at the hospital . . . favorite class is Anatomy with Mr. Garland ... Sal plans to pursue a career in Nursing and specializing with chil¬ dren. Linda Hovey 24 Thorndike Stree Linda . . . A.F.S. 72 summer exchange student to Norway . . . member of Rocketeen, Pep Squad, Glee Clubs, Year¬ book staff and senior executive board . . . interests include hiking, skiing and candystriping at -Winchester Hospital . . . Linda plans to major in physical therapy or nursing. Scott E. Howland 33 Winter Street Howie . . . played basketball and foot¬ ball . . . enjoys hiking, swimming, and art class . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Cahill . . . Scott plans to enlist in the Navy after graduation. Alice L. Howard 3 Beacon Street A1 . . . new member of the class of 73” . . . member of the Pep Squad, Basketball team, and senior play crew . . . enjoys all sports, Girl Scouts, and meeting new people . . . Alice wants to go to college and earn a B.S. in nursing. Catherine Hoyle 16 California Road Cathy . . . Vice-President of Youth N.A.R.C. . . . interests include sailing, waterskiing, and gymnastics . . . Cathy s plans for the future include going on to college and working in the area of mental retardation. 71 Robert Hoyt 23 Richards Road Bob . . . found pleasure in his Graphic Arts class . . . liked Mr. Harney ... his spare time was taken up with wood¬ working, photography and sports . . . enjoyed working with his hands . . . Bob plans to enter into a career of Graphic Arts or Computer Training. Kim Elizabeth Hummel 34 King Street Kim . . . member of 4-H Horse Club . . . enjoys drawing, movies and reading . . . belongs to Glee Club . . . likes classes with Ms. Brooks and Mr. Brosnan . . . Kim hopes to major in conservation at college. Cathy Hubbard 189 Green Street Cathy . . . favorite class was account¬ ing with Mr. Brett . . . after graduation Cathy plans to attend a business school and then work. Robert Hunnefeld 71 Gross Street Bob . . . enjoyed Spanish class with Senor Donovan . . . disliked school . . . Rita . . . after graduation, Bob is plan¬ ning to work. Dane Hubbard 53 Belmont Street Dane . . . main interest is girls . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Neely . . . Dane plans to go to Harvard to become a brain surgeon. Judith Ivas 451 Lowell Street Judy . . . participated on the Senior Play committees, Gymnastics Team, and Rocketeen Council ... in her spare time, she enjoyed swimming, horseback riding and elephants . . . after graduation, Judy will attend college and major in Elemen¬ tary Education. 72 Donna Marie Jackson 21 Arlington Street Donna . . . member of the Baton Squad in her Junior and Senior years . . . belonged to Sophomore and Senior Executive Board . . . Chairman of Cos¬ tume Committee for Senior Play . . . enjoyed Studying Indian Behavior’ . . . enjoyed skiing and sewing . . . Donnas undecided about her future. Paul Johnson 282 South Street Paul . . . played sophomore basketball enjoys all sports and was co-ordinator for Wednesday Night Recreation Bas¬ ketball . . . working at Gregory’s also takes up his time . . . Paul hopes to attend a two year college after gradu¬ ation. Charles Johnson 32 Linnea Lane Chuck . . . member of Rocketeen and New Dimensions . . . also plays the guitar in a group . . . enjoys skiing, swimming, playing tennis and playing basketball in his spare time . . . Chuck will attend college next fall, hopefully Worcester Polytech. ■ Linda Gail Jones 31 Baker Road Gail . . . enjoys camping, canoeing, swimming and mountain climbing . . . favorite classes are math and biology . . . likes working with young people at the Y” . . . Gail hopes to get a background in recreation and phys. ed. and then work at the Y.M.C.A. Cheryl Ann Johnson 42 Mt. Vernon Street Sherri . . . member of executive board . . . enjoys swimming at the beach . . . likes classes with Mr. Neely . . . Sherri plans to attend a two year junior college and become a rehabilitation assistant. Kenneth Jones 415 Pearl Street Boner . . . athletically inclined . . . member of Baseball, Basketball, and football teams also manager of the Hockey Team works at Guy’s sub¬ marine shop . . . dtgs the 3 Stooges . . . enjoys Welchade and the town forest . . . . Boner hopes to attend U. Mass as a forestry major. w Kathleen Jordan 36 Fremont Street Kathy . . . enjoys life . . . Kathy will attend Burdett after graduation. Steven Kaine 10 Laneton Way Virgil . . . main interests include track, hunting, and girls . . . also enjoys social studies with Mr. Valeska and Mr. Swan¬ son . . . hates math, French, and chem¬ istry . . . Virgil plans to major in poli¬ tical science in college and eventually go into law. Michael Anthony Joseph 90 Mineral Street Mike . . . Director of Youth Choir at St. Agnes Church . . . teaches piano lessons . . . sings with the Glee Club . . . an accomplished pianist . . . Mike will attend Lowell State College and major in Music Education. Steven Kasperovich 45 Ash Hill Road Rocket J . . . co-captain of Tennis team and member of the Senior Class Executive Board . . . delegate to the Model U.N. . . educates special chil¬ dren . . . favorite teachers were Mr. Nathans and Mr. Anderson . . . Steve’s future includes attending Duqueshe University and seeing the world.. Douglas Joudrie 11 Spring Street Doug . . . works at Cerretani’s . . . enjoys working on cars . . . likes playing Football . . . Doug wants to be a lawyer. Debra Marie Keane 28 Glen Road Debbie . . . member of the Yearbook Staff, Drama Club, Rocketeen Council and Pep Squad . . . loves hockey games, the weekends and Europe . . . also likes good movies and the beach . . . favorite class was Latin III with Mr. Spencer . . . Debbie hopes to become a specialist in Deaf-Blind Education. 74 Peter Keenan 98 Eaton Street Peter . . . enjoyed having good times . . . partying „. . . Peter is undecided about his future. Mary Ann Kennett 36 Gleason Road Mary Ann ... a cheerleader . . . active in band, field hockey, swim team, Ski Club, and Glee Club . . . enjoys History class with Mr. Swanson . . . also parti¬ cipated in Rainbow . . Mary Ann hopes to attend either Denison University or College of William and Mary to major in Physical Education. Jeffrey Keith 36 Tennyson Road Jeff . . . enjoys the outdoors, snow, skiing, canoeing, mountain clambing, winter camping and tennis . . . member of the Explorer’s Club . . . Jeff is plan¬ ning to attend Essex Agricultural and Technical Inst, to major in wildlife management. Ellen Kilgore 182 Franklin Street Tom . . . enjoys skiing and traveling in her spare time . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Lovely . . . Ellen plans a career in the Medical field. Kathleen Kennedy 98 Scotland Road Kathy . . . active in the Outing and Ski Clubs and the Pep Squad . . . her favorite class was English with Mrs. Laffie . . . found pleasure in skiing, playing tennis and the beach . . . Kathy will attend a four year college after graduating. Brenda King 23 Elliott Street Bren . . . likes Neil Young, partying, and going to the beach . . . enjoys horse¬ back riding . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Ostrander . . Brenda s plans for the future include traveling or nursing school. Richard Kleponis 56 Wescroft Road Rich . . . loves to ski and is a member of the ski club . . . enjoys all sports . . . Rich would like to attend Salem State College next year. Diane Koulouris 152 Summer Avenue Diane . . . participated in softball and basketball . . . other interests include Outing Club, Rocketeen, and Rainbow . . . enjoys English class with Mrs. Wink¬ ler and riding Bikes down halls and in locker room . . . Diane hopes to attend Salem State for elementary education, majoring in math. Barbara Kostillo 149 Howard Street Barb . . . active in Drama Club . . . interested in football games and hockey games . . . enjoys accounting class with Mr. Brett . . . also likes biking . . . Barb hopes to enter either accounting or air¬ line school. Carol Ann Labo 82 Spruce Road Carol . . . member of Pep Squad, Model U.N. and Glee Club . . . Also participated as a Library assistant . . . favorite sports are basketball and foot¬ ball . . . other -interests include swim¬ ming and babysitting . . . found pleasure in clerical practice and Field Seminar . . . Carol hopes to work in an office as a secretary. Leon La Freniere 54 Pratt Street Leon . . . enjoys math class with Mr. Debeck . . . outside of. school he par¬ ticipated in the Boy Scouts . . . Leon’s future plans include college. Edward Kostillo 149 Howard Street Easy Ed . . . loves to rave and party in his Olds ... he enjoys Lav class, Mr. Dunbar, and getting out of school at the end of the day . . . his interests include unmentionables , girlwatching and listening to the Moody Blues . . . Ed’s future plans are the service, then college or law school. 76 Leslie Lamb 19 Shady Hill Lane R. F.” . . . likes the outdoors, espe¬ cially camping and swimming at the beach . . . looks for an all round good time . . . enjoyed classes with Mrs. Roberts and Miss Cavanaugh . . . Leslie’s plans for the future include college. George Lewis Le Favour, Jr. 6 Gardner Road George . . . member of band and DeMolay . . . George ' s future plans are undecided. Lisa Lauritzen 303 Main Street Lisa . . . member of Pep Squad and Model U.N. . . . enjoys swimming and babysitting . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Gillis . . . favorite classes are accounting and office practice . . . Lisa would like to work as a clerk typist or work with children. Jill N. Leigh 84 King Street Jill ... member of the Baton Squad, Outing club, and Drama Club . . . National Honor Society . . . member of all-district all-state chorus . . . Jill hopes to go to Tufts as a major in either French or special education. Steven LeFave 15 Willow Street Steve . . . participated in the Senior Play . . . Student Union Representative . . . wrote profiles for the Chronicle . . . favorite class was Journalism with Mr. Cahill . . . member of the Boy Scouts . . . likes sports . . . Steve would like to study Law. Sheila Leonard 211 Bancroft Avenue Sheila . . . favorite teacher Miss Scanned . . enjoys horseback riding and being outside . . . likes to eat and travel . . . Sheila plans to attend a two year College. 77 Barry Levy 46 Timberneck Drive Barry . . . participated in the Outing Club and Ski Club . . . works at the Atlantic Food Mart . . . Barry would like to go to the Culinary Institute of Amer¬ ica in Hyde Park, New York after finish¬ ing high school. Douglas Liebermann 236 Grove Street Leeb . . . likes track and has parti¬ cipated on the indoor, spring and cross¬ country track teams . . . enjoys water- skiing and hiking . . . Doug plans to go to a business college and major in ac- tounting. Sheryl Lewis 46 Tamarack Road Sherry . . . member of the Executive Board and the softball team . . . also belonged to Youth N.A.R.C. . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Neely . . . Sherry plans to go to college after graduation. Pamela S. Lindley 20 Lewis Street Pam . . . enjoys going to New Hamp¬ shire . . . favorite business teacher was Mr. Gillis . . . liked clerical practice . . . Pam plans to go to Florida after she graduates. Steven Lewko 1009 Main Street Brick . . . enjoys all sports . . . mem¬ ber of football, basketball and track teams . . . favorite teachers, Mr. Ostran¬ der and Mr. Lovely . . . Steve plans to enter the Navy. David J. Louanis 217 Haverhill Street Louie . . . enjoys playing bass and horseback riding . . . was a Junior 4-H leader . . . liked Photo Offset class with Mr. Harney . . . Louie intends to work and go to a music school. 78 Marcia Lovell 41 Colonial Drive Mai . . . co-art editor of the yearbook active participant in the Ski Club, Glee Club, Rocketeen Council, and Sen¬ ior Executive Board . . . member of the National Honor Society . . . Marcia will go to college to become a social worker. Deborah Lynn 556 Summer Avenue Debbie . . . likes gymnastics . . . also enjoys snow and water skiing, horse¬ back riding and swimming . . . Debbie may decide to pursue a business career. Barbara Lydstone 70 Oak Ridge Road Barb . . . member of the Executive Board both her sophomore and junior years ... has a part-time job and also enjoys good music . . . Barbara plans to be a dental hygienist. John Lyons 32 Van Norden Road John . . . member of the band . . . interested in airplanes . . . John would like to attend Northeastern and major in engineering. ■■■ Cynthia Lynch 9 E Street Cindy . . . enjoys going to New Hampshire . . . favorite faculty mem¬ bers are Mr. D ' Orlando and Mr. Brady . . . took pleasure in Mr. Brett’s Ac¬ counting II class . . . Cindy’s future plans include attending business school. Janice MacLeod 25 Prescott Street Janice . . . belonged to the Wakefield Y.M.C.A. . . . took piano lessons . . enjoys reading, sewing and traveling . . . Janice’s future lies in nursing. Maureen Mahoney 15 Lee Street Mo” . . . member of the Baton Squad in her Junior and Senior years . . . received a National Merit Commenda¬ tion . . . belonged to National Honor Society . . . Secretary of Youth N.A.R.C. . . . Maureen hopes to attend a four year college and major in Early Childhood Education. Diane Malcolm 139 Woburn Street Di” . . . enjoys sewing and going to parties . . . works at the Atlantic in the meat room . . . also belongs to the At¬ lantic Bowling League . . . she likes to take long walks through different parks • Di is planning a career in hairdress¬ ing after high school. Ann Maillett 137 Salem Street Ann . . . member of Baton Squad . . . enjoys swimming and water skiing . . . other interests are camping, sewing and cooking . . . favorite classes include typing, accounting and stenography . . . favorite teachers were Miss O’Brien and Mr. Brett . . . Ann plans either to attend a business school or work and travel. Mary E. Malta 371 Pearl Street Mary . . . member of the Outing Club, Yearbook Staff, Rocketeen, and the Sen¬ ior Class Executive Board . . . loves to ski . . . favorite things include concerts and going to the beach . . . enjoys N.W.A. activities . . . works at Sears . . . Mary’s future plans include attending college. David J. Maillett 137 Salem Street David . . . major activity is sleeping . . . greatest interest is getting out” . . . David’s plans for the future are un¬ decided. Joseph Mangelinckx 32 Shelby Road Mange . . . enjoys sports and has par¬ ticipated on the baseball, hockey and football teams . . . Mange’s plans for the future include college. 80 Charles A. Manghis 9 Smith Avenue Charlie . . . took pleasure in Mr. Swanson ' s classes . . . art, music and partying . . . played in local bands in Reading and in Boston . . . Charles would like a career in art. Sharon Marottoli 234 Haverhill Street Sharon . . . joined the Pep Squad, Outing Club and the Rocketeen Council . . . enjoys skiing and traveling very much . . . loves sewing her own clothes . . . Sharon plans to enter into a career in nursing. Lorraine Manoogian 32 Victoria Avenue Manoog ... a basketball and football fan . . . enjoys traveling and going to concerts . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Gillis . . . favorite class is Office Prac¬ tice . . . Lorraine plans on attending Beautician School. Anne Marroni 42 Hancock Street Anne . . . Rocketeen Council . . . works part-time at Fabric Fair . . . likes reading . . . Anne is undecided about the future. Michael Marchesi 28 Haverhill Street Mike ... in his spare time, he enjoyed riding motorcycles . . . especially liked his Building Instruction class . . . after graduation, Mike plans to attend a trade school. Jan Marshall 6 Baldwin Lane Jan . . . Senior class executive board and a two year member of the Glee Club . . . Pioneer staff . . . favorite class was Social Studies with Mr. Valeska works at Meadow ' Brook Golf Club . . Jan would like to continue school for hotel management. 81 Frederick Martin 338 West Street Ricky ... ran cross-country, winter track, and spring track . . . membe r of the Pioneer Profile Staff and Y.M.C.A. New Dimensions Club . . . enjoys pizza¬ boarding and bicycling . . . likes to spend his time on the Cape . . . Ricky will at¬ tend college and major in either Math or Science. Stephen E. McCann 32 Green Street Mac ... a long time member of the A.V. crew . . . favorite class was ac¬ counting with Mr. Brett . . . enjoys good loud music such as Jeff Beck . . . Steve is planning to become a State Police Trooper after graduation. Kathleen McCarthy 65 Hancock Street Denise Mathieson 425 Haverhill Street Denis . . . played in Powder Puff Football . . . enjoyed Mrs. Laffie, Mr. Valeska, and football games . . . Denise is uncertain about her future. Cynthia Mazur 91 High Street Cyndy . . . member of the Baton Squad . . . favorite teachers are Mrs. Winkler and Mr. Brett . . . Cyndy’s future are undecided. Richard S. McCarthy 65 Hancock Street Dick . . . loves to go water and snow skiing and scuba diving . . . enjoys camping and mountain climbing, bike riding and tennis ... his favorite classes are wood and metal shops . . . likes having fun and learning at the same time . . . Dick plans to be an electrician. William McElveen 38 Victoria Avenue Bill . . . member of the Ski Club . . . likes the out-of-doors . . . Bill has no definite plans for the future. Nancy Mclntire 362 South Street Rudy ... a Cheerleader in junior and senior years . . . member of the Execu¬ tive Board in sophomore, junior and senior years . . . worked on Literary Start of the Yearbook . . . after gradu¬ ation, Nancy will enter in college. Lynne McGarity 550 Summer Avenue Lynne . . . member of the Pep Squad . . . enjoys hockey, football and the beach . . . favorite class was Gym . . . Lynne is planning on attending Business School. Patricia R. McGlinchey 21 Condor Road Pat . . . likes going to football games and going to New Hampshire . . . enjoys week-ends and music by the Rolling Stones . . . Pat wants to travel to Florida after graduation. Pamela Margaret McIntyre 13 Browning Terrace Mac” . . . member of New ' Dimen¬ sions and Rocketeen . . . favorite class w ' as college prep math with Mr. Hol¬ lingsworth . . . enjoys basketball, foot¬ ball and working part time for Wur- litzer, demonstrating organs . . . Pam plans to attend a two year school. Deborah McKee 35 Dunbar Road Debbie . . . very active in her church ' s youth group . . . worked after school as a hospital volunteer . . . enjoys all sports especially hockey and ice skating . . her favorite teachers are Miss Bartlett and Mr. Hollingsworth . . . Debbie is plan¬ ning to become either a nurse or a physical therapist. 83 Janice McKinnon 34 Woodward Avenue Janice . . . loves sailing and skiing . . . also enjoyed classes with Mr. Neely . . . Janice would like to go on to school and become an Interior Decorator. Pamela Miksen 43 Pinevale Avenue Pam . . . Senior class Vice-President . . . also Student Union representative and member of the National Honor So¬ ciety and Junior Executive Board . . . enjoyed English with Mrs. Winkler . . . also likes to ski . . . Pam plans to attend a four-year liberal arts college. Norma McManus 222 Pearl Street Norma . . . worked on the Pioneer Profiles Staff . . . member of the Senior Executive Board . . . favorite things include music, honest people, concerts, and classes with Mrs. Laffie . . . Norma hopes to attend nursing school after graduation. Mary Jane Milano 275 Ash Street Mary Jane . . . active in the Glee, Outing and Drama Clubs . . . also participated in the Prep Club and is involved with Youth N.A.R.C. . . . favorites were Mr. Congdon and Anat¬ omy with Mr. Garland . . . spare time activities include writing and playing the guitar . . . Mary Jane hopes to attend college and major in sociology. Kevin B. Metcalf 75 Tennyson Road Kevin . . . likes auto racing and H. O. Slot Car racing . . . enjoyed engineering with Mr. Wales . . . Kevin’s future plans include auto designing. Patricia M. Miller 27 Berkeley Street Patsy . . . member of the outing club, yearbook staff, and Rocketeen . . . played Powder Puff Football . . . interests range from concert going to beach-bumming . . . enjoys N.W.A. activities . . . works at Sears . . . Patsy plans to attend college and major in education. 84 Garry Moore 66 John Street Jan Louise Montgomery 217 Walnut Street Jan . . . member of the Student Union in 10th and 11th grades . . . also mem¬ ber of the Junior Executive Board . . . organized the effort to paint the girl ' s lav . . . Jan hopes to become a veteri¬ narian. Nancy Moriarty 116 Lowell Street Nancy .’. . involved in the Glee, Out¬ ing, and Drama Clubs . . . also manager for the Field Hockey team . . . enjoyed class with Mr. Dunbar and Microbiology . Nancy would like to work and travel after graduation and eventually go to college. Martha Faith Mullaney 287 Ash Street Martha . . . Literary Editor of the Pioneer . . . member of the Outing and Glee Clubs and Secretary of the Drama Club . . . enjoys music and folk dancing . . . plans the piano . . . volunteer worker at the Hawthorne House . . . Martha’s future lies in music. Marie Ann Morgan 917 Main Street Marie ... a very active member of the senior class . . . belongs to New Dimen¬ sions and Rocketeen . . . plays on the girl ' s varsity softball, field hockey, and captain of the basketball team . . . Pep Squad leader . . . enjoys swimming, water skiing and camping . . . Marie will go on to college and become a doctor. John Hayes Mullen, Jr. 295 Main Street Apt. 28 Moon . . . involved in the Outing and Ski Clubs ... a member of the Colum¬ bian Squires . . . worked at the Atlantic Food Market . . . will remember 7th period study and Outing Club trips . . . Jack plans to major in Business Admin¬ istration at a four year college, then later go into sales j 85 Timothy Mullins 100 Oak Street Tim . . . President of the Student Union . . . member of Model U.N., Student-Faculty Advisory Board, and School Committee Advisory Board . . . was townwide coordinator for John Kerry’s Congressional Campaign . . . this active supporter of McGovern en¬ joys cross country, skiing and history class ... Tim hopes to pursue a career in Labor relations. Robin Munsen 45 Park Avenue Bin . . . enjoys getting out at 10:30 a.m. . . . loves bike riding, partying with the crowd, Neil Young, Allman Brothers and J. Geils . . . Bin’s future plans in¬ clude traveling. Kathleen Murdock 43 Prospect Street Katy . . . likes Drama Club, dancing, and skiing . . . her favorite class was English with Mr. Cahill . . . Katy hopes to travel before going to college. Susan Murphy 27 Colburn Road Murph . . . favorite faculty members were Mr. Gillis and Mr. Kenney . . . took dancing lessons . . . took pleasure in skiing, summers at New Found Lake and partying . . . Sue will attend school after graduation. Virginia Murphy 10 Governors Drive Ginny . . . activities included attend¬ ing football and basketball games . . . spends time at the beach and water- skiing . . . took pleasure in having Mr. Gillis as a teacher . . . favorite class was Business Principles . . . Ginny’s plans for the future are undecided. Sydney Ann Neilson 45 Putnam Road Syd . . . active member of the Outing Club and Rocketeen . . . loves to go skiing in the winter . . . Sydney plans to work for the airlines. 86 Dean Nicholaides 76 Grove Street Dean . . . enjoys music and writing . . . member of the band . . . Dean would like to travel after high school. Karl Nichols 150 Woburn Street Wooden Nickel . . . member of the A.V. Crew . . . Student Union represen¬ tative . . . works at Atlas . . . Karl s future plans include service in the Navy, and time in the Peace Corps. Doreen Lisa Nicholaides 76 Grove Street Dor ... a member of the band and Glee Club . . . enjoys basketball and swimming . . . belongs to Pep Squad . . . favorite classes are Clerical Practice with Mr. Gillis and Field Seminar . . . Doreen plans to be a beautician. Ruth Elizabeth Nichols 88 King Street Ruth . . . played field hockey and softball . . . member of gymnastics, out¬ ing club, Rocketeen council and B.Y.F. . . . worked on profile staff . . . Ruth will go onto college. George Neptune Nicholaides 76 Grove Street Nepy ... on the high school basket¬ ball team for three years . . . belongs to Rocketeen and New Dimensions . . . favorite classes are with Mr. Valeska or math classes . . . George plans to become a commercial pilot after entering the Air Force. William Nickerson 123 Prescott Street Will . . member of the A.V. crew. Drama and Outing Clubs and landscap¬ ing committee . . . enjoys dying, photog¬ raphy, the outdoors, and making stereo equipment . . . William would like to go to college and study history or eco¬ nomics. 87 Jeanne Nurse 58 Tamarack Road Jeanne . . . likes water skiing, camp¬ ing and traveling . . . Jeanne wants to travel the U.S. before going to college. Kathleen A. O’Connor 25 Fairview Avenue Kathie ... a member of Rocketeen . . . also a member of New Dimensions . . . enjoyed Social Studies with Mr. Neely . . . loved working in the meat- room at the Atlantic . . . likes a lot of laughs and a good party . . . Kathie would like to pursue a career in hair¬ dressing and then do some traveling. Edward O’Brien 56 Wakefield Street Bo Bo . . . participated on the football team in his junior and senior years . . . enjoyed studying Japan in Mr. Lovely’s class . . . Eddie’s plans for the future in¬ clude working for the town and joining the service. Arthur O’Keefe 700 Haverhill Street Marty . . . likes horses and enjoys working . . . Arthur plans to join the Navy after graduation. Anne O’Connor 25 King Street Anne . . . interested in psychology . . . outside of school she likes bike riding . . . hopes to become a social worker. Karen L. O’Soro 25 Milton Road K.O. . . . Cheerleader . . . member of National Honor Society, executive board and Rocketeen council . . . worked at Jordan Marsh . . . enjoys football and volleyball . . . Karen will move on to college. 88 Betsy Ellen Palmer 45 Pratt Street Betsy . . . member of the Pep Squad and Glee Club . . . student delegate to the advisory board . . . involved in Y.M.C.A., New Dimensions group and Rocketeen Council . . . member of National Honor Society . . . Betsy plans to study recreational therapy at Heidel¬ berg College. Martha Paynter 35 Scotland Road Martha ' . . . member of Rocketeen Council . . . likes the ocean . . . hopes to go across country . . . Martha has no definite plans for her future. Joseph Palmieri 59 Maple Ridge Road Joe . . . played on the football team . . . enjoyed his high scshool years . . . Joe’s future is undecided. Linda Jean Peddle 69 Temple Street Lyn . . . active in her church youth group . . . enjoys reading, music, handi¬ crafts and cooking . . . likes most sports, especially hockey . . . favorite teachers are Mr. Brosnan and Miss Bartlett . . . her favorite class is Social Studies . . . dislikes Math . . . Lynn is planning to make her career in the Airlines. Deborah Parshley 124 Vine Street Dubba . . . likes bowling and ice skating . . . has a part time job at McDonalds . . . Dubba hopes to marry or become a secretary. Wendy Pendergast 77 Hartshorn Street Wendy . . . enjoys swimming and reading . . . Wendy ' s favorite teacher was Miss Scannell . . . Wendy plans on going to a Junior College then hope¬ fully the service. 89 Douglas Lloyd Perkins 55 Putnam Road Doug . . . writes for the Chronicle . . . an avid reader and writer . . . loves all sports, especially basketball and foot¬ ball . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Hollings¬ worth and his favorite class is journalism . . . Doug plans to pursue a career in journalism. Charles Petrakos 27 West Hill Circle Charles . . . likes the outdoors . . . interests include camping, skiing, and bicycling . . . enjoyed U.S. History and Mr. Donovan . . . Charles intends to go to college after graduation and become a history teacher. David Perry 15 Tennyson Circle Dave . . . member of the Football Team . . . enjoyed gym class with Coach Myslicki . . . will remember good times on week-ends ... in his spare time, he played hockey . . . after graduation, Dave plans to attend college or join the service. Jill Helen Pidgeon 44 Chute Street Pidg ... a sports fan . . . field hockey . . . basketball . . . manager of the softball team . . . particularly likes water sports ... a member of the Pep Squad . . . also belonged to Outing Club and B.Y.F. . . . especially enjoyed gym with Mrs. LeClaire . . . also loved French class ... Jill plans to work as a coun¬ selor at summer camp and then go on to college. Kathleen Jean Perry 10 Spring Street K. P. . . . co-captain of girl’s basket¬ ball team, member of field hockey and tennis teams, Pep Squad, and yearbook staff . . . among other activities are teaching C.C.D. and working at Brig¬ ham ' s . . . loves attending pep rallies, football and basketball games . . . enjoys listening to songs by Bob Dylan . . . K. P. plans to major in elementary edu¬ cation. Joan-Marie Power 50 Audubon Road Joan . . . will go on to office work next year. 90 Nicholas Prizio 21 Keiran Road Nick . . . interested in cars . . . en¬ joyed U.S. history, photo offset and classes with Mr. Patterson . . . Nicholas intends to work as an automobile mechanic after graduation. Gary R. Ralston 30 Elliott Street Swave . . . interested in scuba diving, coin and knife collecting, and guns . . . member of the Sea Explorers for three years . . . Gary plans to join the Navy af ter graduation. Donald Richardson 10 Bradford Road Don . . . enjoyed intramural sports . . . favorite class was Engineering Graphics . . . will attend college. Alice Restuccia 11 Victoria Avenue Alice . . . member of the Girl ' s Soft- ball Team . . . managed Girl’s Basket¬ ball . . . worked a part-time job . . . Alice ' s future is undecided. John J. Regan 78 Winthrop Avenue John . . . active in wrestling and cross¬ country . . . also member of the Drama Club . . . sings with a folk group and works at Cerratani ' s . . . favorites in¬ clude Mr. Cahill and the song Old King Cole . . . John would like to travel after graduation. Robin Richmond 524 Pearl Street Robin . . . member of the Baton Squad . . . other activities were Rock- eteen. Ski and Outing Clubs, and work¬ ing at Dairy Maid . . . enjoys water- skiing and concerts . . . favorite class was field seminar . . Robins future plans are to become a dental hygienist. 91 Joie Louise Rindone 433 South Street Joie ... a cheerleader and past presi¬ dent of Youth N.A.R.C. . . . also Stu¬ dent Union secretary and officer of our sophomore class . . . played on the Powder Puff football team . . . loves all kinds of dancing and enjoyed gym classes with Miss Bartlett . . . Joie s plans for the future are still undecided at this time. Christopher S. Robbins 42 Dudley Street Fritz . . . played intramural football and worked at Cerretani ' s . . . enjoyed Urban Sociology with Mr. Valeska . . . interests include football, hockey and cross-country motorcycling . . . Chris’s plans are to attend college, maybe Lowell Tech. Paul Ripa 275 Haven Street Rip . . . favorite class is distributive ed. with Mr. Ostrander . . . main sports interest is hockey . . . Ris is uncertain about the future. Kathleen Robertson 337 Haven Street Kathy . . . participated on the J.V. softball team . . . likes to water ski . . . enjoys shorthand with Miss O’Brien . . . Kathy hopes to attend a junior college. Diane Risi 15 Grant Street Die . . . likes school and all business courses . . . favorite teachers are Mr. Levesque and Mr. Gillis . . . enjoys sewing, weekends and dances . . . Die’s plans for the future are uncertain. Christoper Robinson 273 Pearl Street Chris . . . enjoyed history with Mr. Lovely . . . favorite activities are skiing and mountain climbing . . . likes travel¬ ing very much . . . Chris’s future plans include traveling and possibly the Navy. James Robinson 17 Whittier Road Fuiji . . . participated in Track and Cross-Country . . . enjoyed Chemistry class with Mrs. Cook . . . liked having a good time and parties . . . other in¬ terests are camgping, hiking and photog¬ raphy . . . after graduation, Jim plans to go to college. Janet Romeo 11 Kingston Street Todo . . . belonged to the Baton Squad in her Junior year . . . participated in the Drama Club . . . worked at Finast . . . enjoyed skiing, riding in speed boats, going to Weirs Beach and Robert E. Ames . . . Janet will live at the ocean, rent boats and make furniture after graduation. Susan Ann Rogers Sue . . . likes writing, music and par¬ ties . . . favorite classes were U.S. History with Mr. White and Distributive Edu¬ cation w r ith Mr.. Ostrander . . . after graduation Sue hopes to go on to college for a career in practical nursing. Steven Romano 76 Sunnyside Avenue Paul Ronco 68 Grand Street Paul . . . enjoys math . . . plays piano and also plays in a group. Lorraine Rooney 849 Main Street Lorry . . . enjoys having Mr. Ostran¬ der for class . . . Lorry would like to work for the airlines. 93 Pamela Rose 8 Pratt Street Pam . . . member of the band glee club, drama and outing clubs . . . favorite class is English with Mrs. Laffie . . enjoys music and bike riding . . . Pam plans to major in journalism or law at college. David Ruderman 129 High Street Rudie ... his favorite class was Law . David is undecided about his future. 1 Linda Rowell 45 Bear Hill Road Linda . . . member of Student Union and Pep Squad . . . takes pleasure in sw imming and tennis . . . also enjoys watching High School sports . . . favorite class was English with Mrs. Laffie . . . Linda plans to attend a one or two year school of cosmetology. Noreen Ruff 249 Forest Street Rufus . . . sportsminded senior . . . involved in basketball, softball, and field hockey . . . played on the Powderpuff Football team . . member of the Senior Executive Board . . . volunteers at Haw¬ thorne . . . enjoys skiing . . . Noreen plans to attend college as a major in physical education. Thomas Roy 19 Blueberry Lane Weasle . . . member of the Football Team . . . worked part time at Building 191 2 • • • enjoyed classes with Mr. Neely, Mr. Lovely, and Mr. Harney . . . Tom ' s plans for the future are undecided. Penelope L. Sanborn 82 Howard Street Penny . . . member of executive board for one year . . . enjoys going to the beach in winter, horseback riding, try¬ ing to swim, and long rides into the N.H. mountains . . . favorite classes were English with Mrs. Bell and history with Mr. O’Neil . . . Penny plans to go to an accounting night school and work days. 94 Bradford O. Saunders 160 Forest Street Brad . . . played major roles in the school ' s plays and operettas . . . member of Domolay . . . enjoys band, Glee Club, hockey and old bottles . . . Brad’s future plans include going to college. Denise N. Schellenbach 12 Whitehall Lane Denise . . . was a Student Union and Rocketeen member . . . likes horseback riding, camping and bicycle riding . . . loves lions, meeting people and the color green . . . Denise plans to travel and then go on to a four year college for psychology or law. Deborah Savage 40 Catherine Avenue Debbie . . . spends time skiing, water skiing, swimming, and helping the handicapped children at Hawthorne . . . liked Mr. Rhodes -Algebra class . . . Deb wants to major in physical therapy at Northeastern University. Barbara Schoellkopf 64 Glenmere Circle Barbara . . . played Mrs. Molloy in the Senior Play . . . participated in the Chamber Music . . . member of the National Honor Society ... in her spare time, she folk dances . . . Patricia E. Savage 114 Prescott Street Patti . . . Rocketeen President . . . Profile co-editor of yearbook . . . mem¬ ber of Pep Squad and Outing Club . . . was on Student Union and Senior Ex¬ ecutive Board . . . scorekeeper for varsity hockey team . . . loves the ocean . . . favorite faculty members were Mr. DOrlando and Mr. Swanson . . . Patti wold like to become a speech and hear¬ ing teacher. Dana F. Schuh 40 Wakefield Street Dana . . . played varsity football . . . likes snow skiing, water skiing and camping . . . enjoyed English in Mr. Cahill ' s class . . . Dana hopes to go to a technical school. 95 Mark Secher 110 John Carver Road Mark . . . enjoys working at Reading Auto . . . Mark’s plans for the future are to become either a salesman or drive heavy equipment. Kathleen W. Silva 33 Marla Lane Kathy . . . enjoyed Mr. Cahill’s last period class . . . also likes to write poetry, play tennis, read, sail, and participate in gymnastics . . . Kathy’s future plans include college. Jeffrey Senecal 58 Hartshorn Street Jeff . . . loves to play the drums . . . hopes to attend Belknap college to major in Business Administration. Deborah A. Shiner 17 King Street Debi . . . Co-Captain of Baton Squad . . . Profile co-editor of yearbook . . . Senior Executive Board . . . active mem¬ ber of the Ski, Glee and Outing Clubs . . . scorekeeper for varsity hockey team . . . involved in gymnastics and operettas . . . enjoys camping and snow-skiing . . . after graduation Debi plans to attend a four year college to achieve a B.S. in nursing. Peter Simblaris 658 Pearl Street Pete . . . participated in basketball in his sophomore year . . . took pleasure in Law class with Mr. Appleby . . . outside interests include basketball, foot¬ ball and baseball . . . Pete’s future in¬ cludes college. Caron Skelley 4 Bartlett Circle Skel . . . scorekeeper for wrestling team . . . Student Union representative in sophomore and junior years . . . likes to ski . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Valeska . . . Caron will be attending nursing school. 96 spirit of ' 73 ... legally drunk...macs...eighteen year-old vote... pioneer... p.o.w....community center dances... friendlies... spaz...ataraxia ...schlitz...school dress code-dungarees... cjh and pjh...the american dream wins... murphy loves cahill?... the pajama game ... sat ' s... smoking area?...dope...singin ' sands... egor...cruising...college applications... partying ...2:15...horror show...winning seasons...no snow... mr.z...tard...d ' o... sporks...gotta dime? ...ding dong avon calling...reading: love it or leave it...really?...pull an all nighter...dummy paper...town forest...class dues...take two laps...waterfountain gang... the bomber ... mcgovern loses...the daily bulletin...wou Id the following student not report to the office-but will everyone else please see their vice¬ principal immediately.. ms.-if you don ' t mind... cahill loves murphy?...great chemistry scandal ...rocketeen...the point of no return...sawdust burgers...mr. kenney ' s zoo...the park...hump | day-january 23,1973... the matchmaker ... sunrise at cranes beach...you ' re kidding!... i hard guys...senior slump...the end of the Vietnam war...thank god it ' s friday... arkansas lassies...attendance is mandatory... questions over this?...crazy thursday I afternoons...superstars... little chickies...arena ...senior talent? night...senior prom...june 10, m Janet Spousta 52 Wakefield Street Janet . . . belonged to Student Union and senior executive board . . . also played in Powder Puff . . . likes water or snow skiing . . . Janet intends to go into nursing after graduation. Nancy Steenbruggen 29 Edgemont Avenue Nancy . . . Pep Squad, Rocketeen Council and the Outing Club . . . favorite class was Latin with Mr. Spencer . . . enjoys tennis, swimming and horseback riding . . . Nancy plans to attend college to become a nurse. William Staniewicz 29 Franklin Street Bill . . . band member . . . summer camp counselor for YMCA . . . enjoys photography . . . favorite teacher was Mrs. Laffie . . . Bill would like to enter some field of medicine. Scott A. Stewart 125 Howard Street Scott . . . enjoys all outdoor sports . . . liked English with Mr. Cahill and Mr. Zenewicz’s Chemistry class . . . Scott will major in engineering at col¬ lege. Jennifer Stark 72 Winthrop Avenue Jennifer . . . member of the Glee Club and Pep Squad . . . Rocketeen Council . . . spends time skiing and sewing . . . enjoyed Algebr a II with Mr. Hollings¬ worth . . . Jennifer will attend college to become a dental hygienist. Kathleen Storti 123 High Street Kathy . . . likes horseback riding and bicycling . . . favorite class was with Mr. Neely . . . Kathy plans to work for the airlines. 98 Mark R. Stowell 48 Dana Road Mark . . . participated in band, Foot¬ ball and Outing Club . . . enjoys camp¬ ing and hiking ... his favorite class was Chemistry with Mr. Zenewicz . . . Mark plans to go on to college. Elaine V. Sullivan 222 Haverhill Street Elaine . . . belonged to Pep Squad, Outing Club and Rocketeen . . . likes basketball, softball, boating an d playing guitar . . . Elaine hopes to go to the University of Connecticut to major in physical therapy. Guy Strazzere 895 Main Street Guy . . . member of the band and Student Union . . . enjoys all sports especially football and baseball . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Lovely . . . Guy plans to attend a four year business college. James Jordan Joseph Sullivan, III 112 Mineral Street Jay . . . Senior Executive Board . . . editor of school newspaper as a Junior . . . member of Model U.N. and outing club . . . likes to read and listen to good music ... Jay plans to go into medicine. Donna Sulis 54 Franklin Street + . f I I ' ' 9 Hr Patricia E. Sumberg 35 Copeland Avenue Tissy . . . belon ged to Student Union, executive board, Rocketeen and Youth Narc . . . likes J. Geils, football games week-ends and Powder Puff . . . Tissy looks forward to going to a liberal arts college majoring in English. 99 Joseph Surette 140 Haverhill Street Joe . . . likes to play hockey and is a devoted member of the High School hockey team . . . enjoys the beach and Birch Meadow Park . . . Joe plans to attend college. Kenneth Tammaro 20 Manning Street Kenny . . . enjoys having a good laugh . . . will remember funtimes on week¬ ends . . . Ken is undecided about his future. Kenneth W. Svenson 1090 Main Street Ken . . . enjoys all sports ... co¬ captain and valuable defenseman of our varsity hockey team . . . captain of our cross country team . . . member of the Outing Club . . . works at Eric’s Green¬ houses . . . Ken plans to go on to col¬ lege and pursue a career as a florist. Albert Tar pin 71 Tarpin Terrace A1 . . . avid and devoted photographer . . . A1 plans to become a professional photographer. William Tallent 160 Pearl Street Wilter . . . valuable member of the football team . . . favorite subjects were history and biology . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Lovely . . . Bill’s plans for the future include a two year technical school. Larry T hies 163 Pearl Street Larry . . . enjoys all sports ... is an avid camper . . . likes music and attend¬ ing concerts . . . Larry plans to travel after graduation. 100 Diane Gay Thompson 18 Oak Street Die . . . her many activities include— Rainbow, skiing, swimming, camping, and tennis . . . also likes driving around, seeing good movies, going to the beach, and Ronnie . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Neely . . . favorite class was Chemistry . . . Die plans to become a nurse, make the best of life, and hopes to make others happy. Elaine Thistle 548 Haverhill Street Little Whistle” . . . member of Baton Squad, Pep Squad and Rocketeen . . . enjoyed chemistry with Mrs. Cook . . . likes bikeriding and looking for B.P. ' s . . . Elaine plans to go to a state college and major in elementary education. John W. Thompson 9 Robin Road Jack ... an active member of the hockey, baseball, and football teams . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Neely . . . enjoys Friday and Saturday nights” and vaca¬ tions . . . Jack plans to attend a four- year college. Margaret Thompson 134 Forest Street Peggy . . . participated in the Glee Club and operettas . . . enjoys cooking, church choir, reading and swimming . . . also liked shorthand and typing . . . favorite teachers were Miss Bartlett, Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Bond . . . Mar¬ garet plans to go on into secretarial work after graduation. Keith David Toperzer 99 Pine Ridge Road Skip . . . member of tennis and hockey teams . . . enjoys music, week¬ ends and the beach . . . likes all sports . . . Skip hopes to attend a four year college. Charles Toye 21 Copeland Avenue Elizabeth Ann Trocki 56 Border Road Liz.. . . likes laughing, painting and sporty of all kinds . . . co-art editor of yearbook . . . Pep Squad leader and member of executive board and Rock- eteen . . . enjoys history with Mr. Neely . . . other interests include skating, ski¬ ing and sailing . . . Liz is headed toward a career in art. Gretchen Van Horn 62 Glenmere Circle Gretchen . . . member of yearbook staff . . . outside activities include being a cashier at Bradlees . . . likes to sew, takes long walks, and bike ride . . . remembers fondly Mr. Blaney’s records . . . Gretchen plans to go to college. Karen Turenne 26 Torre Street Slugger” . . . enjoys handicrafts and working with little children . . . favorite teachers were Mr. Ostrander, Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Gillis and Mr. Brett . . . favorite classes were math and account¬ ing . . . Karen’s future plans are un¬ certain. Jan M. Varney 64 Village Street Jan ... a Cheerleader . . . belonged to Ski Club and, the costume committee of the Senior play . . . enjoys good music, having a good time, and classes with Mr. Valeska . . . Jan intends to attend college following graduation. Robin Ultcht 50 Oak Street Gooch . . . member of Drama Club and Rocketeen Council . . . participated in the Student Union and served as class secretary . . . enjoys waterskiing and acting . . . works at the Pewter Pot . . . Robin’s plans for the future include a four year college and then law school. Pamela Vatcher 692 Pearl Street Vatch . . . member of Pep Squad and Outing Club . . . likes hockey games, camping and sewing . . . enjoys clerical practice and Business Law with Mr. Gillis . . . Pamela hopes to travel after graduation. 102 Linda Marie Verville 25 Holly Road Porky” . . . Student Union and Executive Board ... a golfer and horse¬ back rider . . . took dancing lessons . . . likes to swim . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Ostrander, Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Croft . . . Linda plans to work after graduation. Stephen John Vozella 420 South Street Voze . . . manager and student trainer of football and basketball teams . . . enjoys tennis and skin diving . . . Steve plans to go to college after high school. Pamela Jean Vitale 19 Fairview Avenue Pam . . . Senior class treasurer . . . Vice-President of Rocketeen ... on Senior Play and Prom committees . . . in Student Union . . . member of the Pep Squad and Glee Club ... on New Dimensions and yearbook staff . . . en¬ joys hot, sandy beaches and snow-capped mountains . . . Pam would like to major in elementary education. Richard Wakeling 11 Avalon Road Rich . . . enjoys skiing, weekends and vacations . . . Rich plans to go into construction work this summer. Peter Voegelin 244 Haverhill Street Pistol Pete . . . co-captain of winter and spring track teams . . . New Dimen¬ sions and Rocketeen Council . . . Pal of Hal Fan Club . . . Pete will move on to college to become an electrical engineer. Deborah Ann Walker 392 Haverhill Street Debbie ... a busy senior, her school activities include softball, field htxkey, executive board. Pioneer Staff and Pep Squad . . . Rocketeen Treasurer and New Dimensions are other interests other interests include all sports, camp¬ ing sewing and Engineering Drawing class . . . favorite teacher was Miss Bartlett . . Deborah plans to become a seamstress. 103 Wendy Marie Ward 32 Thorndike Street Wendy . . . member of the Pep Squad, outing club and Rocketeen Council . . . likes ice skating, skiing and sewing . . . Wendy will attend college to become an X-Ray Technician. Raemarie Webb 224 Walnut Street Rac . . . Baton Squad . . . participated in the Outing Club and Rocketeen Coun¬ cil .. . Raemarie’s plans for the future include schooling to become an X-Ray technician. Elizabeth A. Watson 149 South Street Liz . . . member of National Honor Society . . . enjoys math with Mr. Congdon and sports . . . works after school . . . Elizabeth plans a four year college career. Debra Warren 242 Bancroft Avenue Bug . . . enjoys skiing, skating and horseback riding . . . likes class with Mr. Swanson . . . Debra’s plans for the future include being a stewardess. James Wandrey 311 Summer Avenue James . . . played on the high school football team . . . member of the Model U.N. . . . enjoyed Mr. Nathans Algebra II class . . . James plans to go on to college. Joan Alice Watson 155 South Street Joanic . . . some of her activities were Pep Squad and office assistant . . . likes the beach, football, math and teaching at Woburn Street School . . . Joan hopes to attend a four year college where she will major in elementary education. 104 Beth Wellington 50 Gleason Road Beth . . . holds an interest in music . . . classical guitar and piano ... a mem¬ ber of National Honor Society . . . also on the Rockcteen Council . . . particu¬ larly enjoyed Comparative Religion . . . wished that there had been more in¬ dividuality in the courses . . . Beth plans to go to college after graduation. Barry White 68 Glenmere Circle Marcia Whalen 28 Chestnut Road Marty . . . enjoys skating, horseback riding, and partying . . . likes listening to Led Zepplin . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Cahill . . . Marcia plans to go on to office work. Gary White Hillside Road Jethro . . . enjoys all sports especially baseball . . . played J. V. hockey and football . . . favorite class was Japanese Culture with Mr. Lovely . . . worked at ESSO . . . after graduation, Gary will attend a four year college. Lawrence W. Wheeler, Jr. 362 Pearl Street Larry . . . loves cars and most sports . . . especially hockey and softball . . . enjoyed Mr. Cahill’s English class . . . Larry hopes to go to college for business administration or law enforcement. Janet White 25 Wakefield Street Jan . . . took part in the Glee Club, Outing and Ski Clubs, Pep Squad, Rocketeen and Senior Executive Board . . . member of Pioneer Staff . . outside of school participates in Camp Fire Girls and M.Y.F. . . . appreciates music . . . loves skiing . . . Janet will go to a four year college after graduation 105 Susan A. White 97 Prospect Street Sue . . . belonged to New Dimensions and Rocketeen Council . . . took pleasure in Mr. Bowman’s English class . . . outside of school, she enjoyed swim¬ ming, writing, drawing and music . . . Sue will major in Elementary Education at college. Randy Wicks 33 Henzie Street Sticks” . . . played basketball fresh¬ man and senior years . . . Treasurer of church youth group . . . enjoys skiing, hiking and the summer . . . Randy plans to attend college or go into the forestry field. Stephen Williams 32 Sturges Road I I Sandra Jean White 26 Boswell Road Sandy . . . member of Rocketeen and Ski Club . . . belongs to executive board, yearbook staff and Glee Club . . . enjoys Candystriping, sewing and fashion shows . . . likes creative writing, dances, and Mr. Valeska . . . Sandy’s plans for the future include Retail and Fashion Merchandising and marriage. Martha Williams 59 Prospect Street Martha . . . member of Rocketeen Council . . . belongs to Ski, Outing and Drama Clubs . . . likes French and skiing . . . Martha plans to attend a four year liberal arts college. Sharon K. Williamson 68 Washington Street Sharon . . . member of the Rocketeen Council also of the Ski, Outing and Drama Clubs . . . enjoys skiing and working part time for a dentist . . . Sharon plans to become a dental hy¬ gienist. 106 Beth Wilmot 129 Grove Street Beth . . . favorite classes were with Mr. Valeska . . . enjoyed concerts, the beach and Friday night parties . . . Beth plans to go on to college and major in psychology. Carol Winn 14 Blueberry Lane Carol . . . belonged to the Baton Squad and the Drama Club . . . enjoys skiing, Robert E. Ames, and profound revelations . . . Carol plans to go to college after graduation. Stephanie Ellen Wilshere 338 Main Street Stephanie . . . involved in the Model U.N. . . . outside interests are horseback riding, sketching, candlemaking and working with children . . . member of B.Y.F. . . . her favorite class was Field Seminar . . . after school, Stephanie would like to attend a junior college and become a secretary. Sandra Helen Winslow 44 Oak Ridge Road Sandy . . . member of Glee Club, Pep Squad, and yearbook staff . . . her other interests include Ski Club, Outing Club, and Rocketeen . . . favorite teacher Mr. Swanson . . . likes skiing and watch¬ ing all sports . . . Sandy plans to go on to school in New England. Jack Wilson 1198 Main Street Robert E. Woodruff 76 Orange Street Woody . . . member of football, base¬ ball and basketball teams . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Ostrander . . . Woody ' s future plans include working, then at¬ tending a trade school. 107 Jeffrey Zanni 398 Grove Street Jeff . . . wrestled for the Wrestling Team . . . worked part time for Reading Square Taxi . . . enjoyed gym and lunch periods . . . liked his week-ends, vaca¬ tions, the beach and Florida ... Jeff hopes to attend Wentworth Institute and major in architecture. Bryan Batley 43 Scotland Road Bryan ... a real outdoors person— enjoys hiking, camping out, boating, and water-skiing . . . also rides motorcycles and repairs engines . . . would like to travel . . . Bryan’s future plans include airline mechanic school. David Hutchinson 17 Parker Street Hutch . . . enjoys photography . . . really likes working with trains . . . also enjoys working at Bradlees ... his favorite class is Distributive Education with Mr. Ostrander . . . Hutch would like to work for the Maine Central Rail¬ road after he graduates. Raymond Zemlin 3 Whitehall Lane Zoom . . . three year member of the Football team . . . belonged to the National Honor Society . . . representa¬ tive to the Executive Council . . . hits those ski slopes in the winter . . . Ray plans on going to a four year college. Margaret Zitzow 35 Park Avenue Christopher Kent Durant 19 Belmont Street George Metasky . . . Likes fresh fruit and ultraviolet rays . . . member of political organizations . . . Christopher will support Agnew for President in 1976. Kevin Fulgoni 21 Summer Street Kevin . . . enjoys swimming and ski¬ ing . . . Kevin plans to attend college in the future. Gary Jean 4 Cold Spring Road Meat Fat . . . worked nights at the New Meadows Theater . . . enjoyed flying and boxing lessons and History with Mr. Lovely . . . Gary plans to go to flight school in Miami after attending a Junior College. Lawrence P. Jordan 62 Locust Street Larry . . . member of 71-72 Drama Club . . . likes listening to music, read¬ ing, taking walks and Linda . . . Larry plans to work, buy a car and then travel after graduation. 108 Judith Kierstead 38 Summer Avenue Judy . . . finds pleasure in cooking and going dancing . . . loves Chicago . . . favorite class is Accounting 11 with Mr. Brett . . . also likes Miss Reed . . . Judy would like to be a homemaker. Ronald Maloney 47 Dana Road Pin . . . enjoys sports and participated on the football team . . . interests include fishing, hunting and playing,the guitar . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Dunbar . . . Pin plans to attend Embry-Riddle Aero¬ nautical School after high school. Ann McLaughlin .37 Knollwood Road Hazel . . . liked Mrs. Laffies class . . . in her spare time, she likes to go horse¬ back riding and camping . . . after graduation, Ann will become a legal secretary or work with computers. Charles O’Connell 25 William Road B. D. Piet . . . member of the Drama Club . . . favorite teachers were Mrs. Laffie and Mr. Valeska . . . enjoys art classes and scuba diving . . . Charlie’s future plans include college and world domination. Mary Elizabeth Quinlan 38 Bear Hill Road Mimi . . . took pleasure in the Spanish and French languages . . . favorite classes were Social Studies with Mr. Neely and English with Mrs. LoPorto . . . liked swimming, camping, and the Cape in the summer . . . enjoyed rock music . . . Mary hopes to go to the Vocational School and enter into the Dental As¬ sistant course. Douglas Rust 848 Main Street Doug . . . barber in the Senior Play . . . found photography to be interesting . . . likes to go horseback riding . . . Doug plans to pursue a career in medi¬ cine. Robert Wilson William Appleton Shawn Little 171 Prescott Street 24 Wentworth Road 120 Prescott Street Bob . . . likes mini-bikes . . . enjoys going to concerts . . . Bob plans to continue his education. Andrew Arsenault John Mafera 14 Chapin Avenue 25 Lincoln Street Michael Carpenella Roderick Ratacik 52 Prescott Street 14 Wentworth Road Ellen Chapman Kathryn Simpson 1216 Main Street 295 Charles Street William Godwin Mark Spengler 55 Temple Street 174 Salem Road Arthur Guttadauro Richard Strandberg 1369 Main Street 22 Manning Street 109 IN MEMORIAM FRANK MILLER 1954-1971 A yearbook is a summation of many lives at one point in time. It takes the individual and his accom¬ plishments and acknowledges, however superficially, what has happened to him during that time span. As we leave RMHS, we pause to remember Frank Miller, a classmate who was with us for so brief a time. Frank’s activities reflected an action-oriented life¬ style. Skiing, hockey, camping were but a few of the sports and outdoor activities he relished. His need for activity was consistent; he was best at projects and situations involving manual skill. Fixing a car or working with wood—he was most relaxed when working with his hands. During his freshman and sophomore years he also became interested in Youth Narc, an organization which devotes its time to the mentally retarded; he served as its president during his sophomore year. A very private person with a few close friends, Frank, is remembered best by them for his sense of humor, loyalty and desire for independence. 110 ON BECOMING AN ADULT: 111 S? . r W¥jkte .jr h l ' -- ■ - : ’ip fw ' - -T.J. J KJ «4l. - , • :; , T Wr ' ■ A • •• .. .... . v -, , ••••?. ? . «•. : v:v� . - ' V.. •••.. ,::i.‘VvAv: ' .;- x .. . • ' FATHER AND SON Father: It’s not tune to make a change; just relax take it easy, you’re still young that’s your fault there’s so much you have to know. Find a girl, settle down, if you want you can marry, look at me, I am old, but I’m happy. I was once like you are now, and I know that it’s not easy to be calm when you’ve found something going on, but take your time, think a lot, why think of everything you’ve got, for you may still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not. Son: How can I try to explain, ' cause when I do, he turns away again, it’s always been the same same old story. From the moment I could talk I was ordered to listen, now there’s a ivay and I kno w that I have to go ... Away, away, away I know I have to make this decision alone. Cat Stevens .. . ; . • v .. . ' - . ' : -v , ■„ .tii ■■ ■’ than a human being when he begins to discover himself. Walter Rinder - I I I I I t ' ; I There are red-letter days in our lives when we meet people who thrill us like a fine poem, people whose handshake is a brimful of unspoken sympathy, . . . Perhaps we never saw them before, and they may never cross our life’s path again; but the infuence of their calm mellow natures is a calm poured upon our discontent. I Soon as I’m through with kindergarten , I’m going to drop out of school ... Nothing harms a person more than too much formal education. Charles Schulz ( Peanuts) ... And they told the child to starve and to kill the child that u as within him; for only by doing this could he safely enter their world; only by doing this could he become a useful adjusted member of the community which they had prepared for him... Kenneth Patchen have stumbled many ti?nes on the unexplored road of life, but I travel on knowing the journey is mine. ' 7 7 Carolyn Boviard Life’s greatest achievement is the continual remaking of yourself so that at last you know how to live. Mark Twain You never really leave a place you love. Part of it you take with you , leaving a part of you behind. READING MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL i Would you tell me please, which way l ought to go from here?” That depends a good deal on where you want to get top’ said the cat. Lewis Carroll from Alice in Wonderland Across the morning sky All the birds are leaving, Ah, how can they know It’s time for them to go? Before the winter fire, W ell still be dreaming , do not count the time, Who knows where the time goes, Who knows where the time goes? Sandy Denny Involvement with people is always a very delicate thing ... it takes great maturity to w « ■ f • II V . ....... . .?« • ■ ... VI • . S� . . k,•� � -.?.. � • 4 ' ' . . ■ ■ . . ■ ; - ’ I • . —• • • 1 . - •• . -V . t r V-.v3 5 l :- -- ' - . ' . . . • « v ; - ■ • _ ‘ . rr ' v . v. - • ■ v , v ' ■ • v ' • • •• - • ; - ' S ’ . ' - ' r ' � . ' ;• : .... • • . _ £ .%.:.. ■ • , ' • tft i ' VzL _• -V IS ' ■ ■ , ' • tsd n tnwro Front Row: Debbie Hanson, Ellen Gunnulfsen, Janet White, Linda Hovey, Rosemarie Garden, Doreen Nicho- laides, Sue Fuller, Robin Fancher, Pam Rose, Carol Baranofsky, Mary Collins, Linda Spence. Second Row: Linda White, Kathy McKenzie, Mary Malta, Carlyn Appleton, Christy Lindgren, David Lake, Jack Cairl, Jon Dixon, Buddy Haugh, Karen Schubarth, Debbie Thayer. Third Row: Carol Labo, Karen Couture, Paula Hoyte, Cindy Seaward, Maureen Winslow, Ken Saun¬ ders, John Regan, Mike Joseph, Wayne Bassett, George Graham, Linda Garrard, Karen Merullo, Cindy Beede. Fourth Row: Barbara Fairchild, Debi Shiner, Shaon Hutchinson, Ann Herman, Peggy Thompson, David Arsenault, Brad Saunders, George Nicholaides, Mickey Heineck, David MacDonald, Patti Savage, Sandy Wins¬ low, Jennifer Stark. Fifth Row: Keiren Smith, Jennifer England, Martha Mullaney, Mary Jane Milano, Barbara Smith, Ruth Nichols, Sue Casey, Pat Basta, Donna Goodhue, Betsy Palmer, Nancy Fraser. Frotn Row: Sue Cohick, Jeannie Rose, Joey Kagan, Betsy Spence, Jeanne LaConte, Angela Bernat, Betsy Wood, Kathy Gallagher. Second Row: Jerry Ann Sul¬ livan, Debra Blood, Chris Gent, Mary Lou Riley, Kathy Dowd, Barbara Zemlin, Nancy Myers, Chris Coveney. Third Row: Ann Colford, Linda Jones, Valerie Sheehan, Lori St. Hildare, Susan Turenne, Marcia Locke, Donna Bellengi, Jane Barrett, Cindy Williams, Anne Barrett, Billy Perkins, Craie Evensen. 126 First Row: Patsy Miller, Amy Oberg, Priscilla White, Janet .Williams, Mary O’Connor, Katie Scott, Ann Bryans, Joan Erlich, Betsy Pohl, Pam Sullivan. Second Row. Michelle Arsenault, Paula Hoyte, Barbara Schoel- kopf, Becky Fields, Katy Murdock, Jill Leigh, Alexandra Marks, Elaine Regan, Sue Ryanson. Third Row : Marcia Ferras, Norma McManus, Bobby Sumberg, Carol Baran- ofsky, Pat Kennedy, Mary Savage, Dawn Dentali, Jane Crowley, Maureen O’Connor, Suzanne Biette, Barbara Fairchild, Sharon Hutchinson, Lucy Mattera, Lisa Boyd. Fourth Row: Judy Botcher, Karen Merullo, Debbie Keene, Heather Hersey, Martha Mullaney, Mary Jane Milano, Debbie Whippen, Debbie Armstrong, Carol Mc¬ Millan, Ellen Chamberlain, Barbara Cook, Debbie Mc- Gonagle, Linda White. Fifth Row: Jeff Horn, Dottie Sin¬ gleton, John Falkenstrom, Dave Burkholder, Jay Sullivan, Dave Kathan, David Biette, Jack Cairl, John Regan. First Row: Barbara Schoelkopf, Mary Collins, Carolyn Boviard, Deby Boyd. Marcia Lovell, Ray- lene Gardner, Linda Spence. Second Rou : Betsy Palmer. Gail Jones, Pam Mikscn, Debbi Benson, Beth Wellington, Pat Basta, Carol Baranofskv, Linda Garrard. Third Rou : Karen O’Soro, Jill Leigh, Mary Jane Milano, Chris Dube, Jack Cairl, Linda Hovey, Ray Zemlin. Missing from pic¬ ture: Steve Barrett, Liz Watson, Kim Hummel, Maureen Mahoney. 127 h tn - n O c i 0201 f H 20“d 2 tsar n % ?= a First row : Lisa Miles, Judy Botcher, Laurie Diltan, Debbie Boyd, MaryAnne O’Hearn, Bobby Sumberg, Anne DeWolfe, Lisa Boyd, Janet Davidson. Second row : Debbie Olszewski, Carol Mc¬ Millan, Sue Kelleher, Debbie Armstrong, Cindi Chapman, Judy Ballou, Jane Crowley, Anne Barrett. Third row: Steve Carter, Jack Cairl, Tommy Edson, Allan Garey, Bill Diamond, Steve LeFave, Eddie Haley. Lisa Donaghy-Treasurer, Tim Mullins-President, Joie Rindone-Secretary. Missing from picture: Nancy Cox-Vice President. 128 First row: Stuart Nichols, Jay Forrest, Randy Walker, Maureen Walsh. Second row: Bill Nicker¬ son, Dave Johnson, Pete Hendrick, Harry Bosworth, and Bob Miller. Missing from picture: Bill Rosenkrans, Jack Moran, Tom McGrail, Tony Boschetti, Russ Bosbach, Louie Sorrentino. A U D I O V I s u A L ! Mike Joseph, Debbie Blood, Paula Cookson, Priscilla White, Kristin Beloff, Rose Garden and Juiie Greenwood. Missing from picturt: Wayne Bassett, Debbie McGongle, Kathy Downy, David Gould and Mary Roberts. L I B R A R I A N S w n O 2 C r wDO First row. Steve Carter, Jack Cairl, Just Almas, David Kathan, David Biette, Erwin Hunter, Steve Westra. Second row. Peter Bernard, Susan Casey, Lisa Donaghy, Debra McGonagle, Tim Mullins, Anne Barrett, Karen Habel, Paula Welin, Dave Leavitt. R O C K E T E E N O F F I C E R S Patti Savage-President, Linda Garrard-Secretary, Pam Vitale-Vice President, Debbie Walker- Treasurer. 130 Front row: Billy Tallent, Jane Winkler, Frank Devellis, Tom Roy, Kathy Silva, Sharon Hutchin¬ son, Bob Stoddard. Second rou: Wayne Craigie, Mark Strobol, Scott McGrath, Joe Lombardozzi, Jimmy Gould, Mr. Harney (advisor). Third rou: Andy MacBrien, Cliflf Smith, Mike Gilman, Bruce Asmussen, Gary Cox. Front: Linda Spence, Editor-in-Chief. Debi Shiner, Martha Mullaney, Carol Baranofsky, Jon Dixon, Patti Savage, Liz Trocki, Carolyn Boviard, Marcia Lovell. 131 132 co C t -1 O t My A.F.S. experience was a unique one, since the way of life on a small Norwegian farm differs greatly from that in suburban Reading. It seems only natural to compare a completely new situation with what you’re accustomed to. People in Norway were easy-going and seldom in a hurry. Since my new family was so close and loving, I actually felt like part of them within two weeks of my arrival. Weekdays we worked very hard, but eve¬ nings and Sundays were spent visiting friends or hiking through the beautiful mountains. The language barrier was a slight prob¬ lem for me at first, but with the patient help of my three host sisters I was soon able to participate in simple conversations. I’ll never forget the great feeling the first time my Norwegian mother and I conversed and actually comprehended each other! I tried to give my host family and others I met a realistic idea of people and life in America. In turn I certainly gained an understanding of some new people and their country. A surprise to me was how similar these people are to us. I left Norway with many happy memories and the feeling that people are much alike, whether you happen to be living in Reading, Massachusetts or Viksdalen, Norway—or anywhere else in the world. This past year in Reading attending RMHS has been an interesting one for me. Such a close contact with another culture has been educational, and it has given me new ideas and views from which I hope I can benefit. It is also my hope that I have contributed a little to spread knowledge about my own culture. People always want to know which one I hold for the better, but that is a question that is impossible to answer, because the products of both societies resemble each other greatly. Maybe not in what they do every day and their ways of tackling prob¬ lems, but in their values and goals. I would like to say Thank you” to the town of Reading. RMHS, and last but not least the Garrards for their hospitality, which made me feel welcome and as a part of the family. Just Almas A.F.S.—U.S.A. 1972-1973 Linda Hovey A.F.S.—Norway 1972 ■ 33 ■■ DZ ts First row. Dick Fallon, Brad Saunders, Buddy Haugh, Mary Ann Kennett, Pam Rose, Linda Garrard, David Arsenault, Guy Strazzere, Jon Dixon. Second row. George Graham, Tom Blanchard, Amy Henderson, Kathy Hardy, Lisa Miles, Amy Dixon, Robin Fancher, Bill Staniewicz, David Jy[j Roth MacDonald. Third row. David Cook, Cheryl Newton, Judy Kyle, Janet Guptil, Kim Harvey, Chris Voegelin, Geoffry Oliver, Don Richardson. Fourth row. Kevin Stowell, Ed Loeschi, Chris Cutelis, David Lake, Priscilla White, Terry Bennett, Kathy Long, Sue Nickerson, Tom Standbridge, Steve Perna, Bill Reed, David Biette. Fifth row. Peter Hendrick, Mike Connors, Ken Saunders, Katy Scott, Pat Kennedy, Sue Miesfeldt, Sue Pilla, Dawn Dentali, Diana Wexler, Diana Tucker, David Goodhue, Gerald Neumann, Mark Dooley. Mark Dooley 134 1 First row. Carlyn Appleton, Judy Ballou, Jan Varney, Linda Soracco, Joie Rindone, Nancy Mclntire, Carol Bridge. Second row. Joanne Hart, Mary Ann Kennett, Karen O’Soro, Judi Gillis, Carolyn Boviard. Missing from picture: Cheryl Engel. Linda Soracco, Head Cheerleader 135 CHEERLEADERS DANCE Ollie Clemens and Judy Ballou Carlyn Appleton, Jan Varney, Carol Bridge, Joanne Hart, Mary Ann Kennett, Linda Sorocco, Karen O’Soro, Judy Gillis, Joie Rindone, Cheryl Engle, Nancy Mclntire, Judy Ballou, Carolyn Boviard. I I I Front ' . Co-Captains, Debi Shiner and Keiren Smith. First Row. Andrea Gish, Lori Parks, Robin Richmond, Jill Leigh, Marcia Brooks, Cindy Mazur, Donna Jackson, Nancy Fraser, Rae Marie Webb, Elaine Thistle, Ann Maillet, Maureen Mahoney, Kim Genest. Second row. Marjorie Collins, Debbie Regazzini, Pat Donovan, Gail Cusato, Diane Gadbois, Diane Galante, Jody Powers, Luanne Gelenian, Donna Folland, Dawn Folland, Cindy Seaward. I D CfO Z O H co CQ H O £ Q ' lDCQ Q Z U w Debbie Regazzini, Marjorie Collins, Jill Leigh, Robin Richmond, Keiren Smith-Captain, Debi Shiner-Captain, Lori Parks, Andrea Gish, Marcia Brooks, Donna Jackson, Cindy Mazur, Gail Cusato, Pat Donovan, and their escorts. Ann Maillet and Doug Joudrie Keiren Smith, Jill Leigh and Debi Shiner 138 Horace Vandergelder Ambrose Kemper Joe Scanlon Gertrude .. Cornelius Hackl Ermengarde Malachi Stack Mrs. Levi Barnaby Tucker Mrs. Malloy Minnie Fay A Cabman Rudolf . August . . Gypsy Musician Miss Flora Van Huysen Her Cook CAST Buddy Haugh .. Jack Cairl .... Doug Rust Nancy Moriarty Mark Dooley Jennifer England Steve Le Fave . Robin Ultcht . Jon Dixon Barbara Schoellkopf Debbie Armstrong Keith Broadley Y « 1 r 1 . r . ■ ■ • ' 1 K ' ' ' ‘ . Brad Saunders John Regan Patricia Basta Katy Murdock Martha Williams Director — Peter B. Greene Student Director — Martha Mullaney Stage Managers — Linda Connors, Sharon Williamson Prompter — Laurie Casner ' „ V J . ' ,i ' yfySt ' t T •� iin Jennifer England Mark Dooley and Jon Dixon Robin Ultcht and Buddy Haugh Robin Ultcht and Mark Dooley 140 Mark Dooley, John Regan, Barbara Schoellkopf, Jon Dixon and Debra Armstrong Jon Dixon and Mark Dooley Robin Ultcht and Buddy Haugh Patsy Miller and Doug Rust Jack Cairl John Regan 141 Barbara Schoellkopf and Mark Dooley Mark Dooley, Jon Dixon and Katy Murdock Keith Broadley and Buddy Haugh Steve LeFave Noreen Ruff and John Regan Steve LeFave 142 Buddy Haugh QUICK FLICKS Tim Mullins— The Dry Look” Billy Coldewey and his flying horse Judy Ivas The Smokers { A White Christmas under the mistletoe! Diane Koulouris 143 I can’t take this much longer” Janet Bleckly and Kim Davis The Chemistry Club Sue De Ferrari 144 Sandy White THE PAJAMA GAME CAST OF CHARACTERS Vernon Hines Buddy Haugh Prez Bradford Saunders Joe Ken Saunders Myron Hasler Gladys Mabel Sid Sirokin Charlie Jack Cairl Jessica Vandcr Haegen Sharon Anne Hutchinspn Jon Dixon Bill Staniewicz First Helper Mike Joseph Second Helper Geoffrey Oliver Babe Williams Nancy Fraser Mae Carol Baranofsky Brenda Karen Merullo Poopsie Cynthia Seaward Max David Arsenault Pop Williams Wayne Bassett Rita Karen Schuharth Ann Linda Garrard ,� • • t • • 0 , ’■ ' ■ . • ' . Carmen Patti Savage Sandra Donna Goodhue Doris Sandy Winslow Charlene Debt Shiner Linda « Betsy Palmer Directors James L Roth, Keiren Smith Technical Director Peter B. Greene Accompanist Wendell W. Hodgkins Stage Manager Betsy Pohl, Bobbie Sum berg (asst.) Choreographer Jackie Van Horn 145 An old rime Square Dance 146 Mr. Hodgkins and Mr. Roth Nancy Fraser and Jon Dixon It ' s comfortable, but is it sturdy? The Orchestra The Pajama Game Jessica Vander Haegen and Brad Saunders Jack Cairl i Steam Heat Aim ... ! Nancy’s got it! I •j .1 Carol Baranofsky Nancy Fraser and Jon Dixon What is it that we’re living for? Applause, Applause.” Lee Adams It’s not Fruit of the Loom! A lively time? 148 To ivin a hard game means glory, hut to lose a hard game still is a greater glory. Virginia Bartlf.tt VARSITY FOOTBALL 1972 First Row: Bob Woodruff, Tom Edson, Steve Lewko, Tom Blanch¬ ard, Scott Bailey, Dana Schuh, Rich Crosby, Chip Cahoon—Cap¬ tain, Steve Barrett—Captain, Ed O’Brien, Don Graves, Alan Garey, Danny Habeeb, Ray Zemlin, Mark Fallon, Dave Griffin, Dave Grimes. Second Row: Jackie Thompson, Frank DeVellis, Dave Herook, Greg Tallent, Kenny Moore, George Ross, Jim Cutelis, Bill Lanigan, Victor Bosteels, Bob Fallon, Bill Robichaud, Ollie Clemens, Paul Fearnside, Mark Meserve, Gerry Wallace, Danny Cahoon, Billy Moore. Third Row: Coach Hollingsworth, Coach White, Coach Soule, Steve Vozella—Student Manager, Rick Skel- ley, Brian Sheehan, Andy Kaulbach, Kevin Grimes, Mark Harris, Billy Diamond, Jack Moran, Jeff Hulbert, Teddy Kietzmann, Ken Lever, Tom Dwyer, Tom Hunt, Mike Gugger, and Chuck Dishmon —Student Manager. 1972 Football Season Reading . . 20 Belmont . . 7 Reading . -0 Watertown Reading . . 29 Woburn . . 2 Reading . . 38 Concord Reading . . 12 Wakefield 0 Reading . 12 Melrose Reading . 8 Winchester 0 Reading . 12 Lexington Reading . . 14 Stoneham . 28 6 0 18 7- 150 U� l HMi SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Kenny Hollingsworth, Dave Johnson, Mike Herbert, Jack Pacino, Joe Risi, Billy Mc- Carron, Mark Davis, Kenny Harris, Bill Coutreau. Second ' Row: Coach Scarpitto, Dan Walsh, Steve Mantia, Steve Westra, Paul Woods, Steve Garey, Costy Richey, Ed Loschi, Mark Kirby, Kevin Wall, Coach Powers. Third Row: Theo Mitroplous, Timmy McCarron, Norman Black, Mike Ianalli, Don Rice, Larry Fitzpatrick, Kevin Lorocco, and Paul White. 152 FOOTBALL BANQUET Captain Steve Barrett, Football Queen Jackie Arsenault and Captain Chip Cahoon Chip Cahoon and Coach Hollingsworth AWARDS Ingersoll Award Unsung Hero Award Most Improved Player Three Coaches Awards Steve Barrett Don Graves Dana Schuh Dan Habeeb Chip Cahoon Steve Vozella Coach White and Dana Schuh Booster President Henry Murphy and Steve Barrett 153 Pep Squad 154 What.. .Who??! The Great Pumpkin Caper ... 155 What a line-up! Squish those Concord grapes! POWDER PUFF FIELD HOCKEY First Rou: Doris Pomerlau, Cindy Swymer, Marie Morgan, Carol Castanino— Captain , Jane Burbank— Captain , Linda DiBiase, Terri Mazur, Laurie Hayward. Second Rou-. Debbie Walker — Manager , Lisa Miles, Mary Jo D ' Arcy, Sandy Treacy, Amy Dixon, Lauren Hall, Carol Baranof- sky. Kathy Perry, Paula Gillis. Third Rou Natalie Chamberlain, Pam Treacy, Elaine Regan, Sue Cohick, Janet Conlon, Sue Miesfeldt, Debbie Olzewski, Lauren Prescott, Pixie Broadley. Fourth Rou : Nancy Moriary— Manager , Debbie DiBiase, Kim Harvey, Dawn Dentali, Chris Dunn, Karen Kclliher, Eileen D ' Arcy, Jill Pidgeon— Manager , Cindy Bosnian Manager . Fifth Rou: M iss Bartlett— Yarsirv Coach Mrs. Euan— I.V Coach Carol Castanino and Jane Burbank 157 CROSS COUNTRY First Row. Coach Blodgett, Brian McKee, Jim Morris, Fran Doiron, Bruce Prescott, Keith Broadley, Ken Svenson—Cap¬ tain, Bruce Hebenton. Mike Gallagher, Dave Maria, John Black, Gary Libermann, Coach Garland. Second Row. Jim Gallagher, Danny Dearborn, Gerry Gillespie, Scott Chandler, Mark Kasperovich, Kenny Saunders, Russ Bosbach, Mark Horan, Eddie Blane, David Goodhue, Bobby Richardson. Third Row. Ed Higgot, Mike Emero, John Marshall, Mike Connors, Jeff Pierce, Steve Desmond, Barry Knox, Billy Jackson, Paul Doucette, John Lyons, Matt Powell and Scott Stanton. 1 1 i i i 1 +ChiP ate Great! SPEAR iNOU ' NEVER Sparta i VOORY W ' tJ i | vin JU 1 ill l IMpiMH � V u Sk ■4 4 4. V gf 3 - T V rj { ■ 1 71 L c e oH dviriyay Ju 1 t5° B NL1 1 ■-a -:r.. C - ■ ffio JjLA • £j f! . If f ' ' . � ■ ‘i. ' ljj| 1IM U ' ' � p Reading 2 Melrose 1 We were the only ones who could do it! First Row: Jimmy Collins, Joey Buttery, Gran Flagg, Joey Surrette, Fran Kiley, Dave King. Second Row: Dave Corindia, Ken Svenson—Captain, Dana Hill, Richie Burns, Bruce Hebenton, Danny Walsh. Third Row: Doug Roy, Jackie Thompson, Dave Brown, Paul Fearnside, Jack Delaney— Captain, Greg Tallent, Coach Burns. 162 WRESTLING First Row. Steve Donovan, Kevin O’Malley, Brian Hayes, Gerry Wallace, Kevin Grimes, Dave Burkholder. Second Row. Richard Skelley, Mike Gugger, Rich Crosby, Tommy Hunt, Steve Barrett —Captain, Bill McElveen. Missing from picture : Don Graves—Captain. Bill McElveen Don Graves —First in Northeast Sectional j Fourth in State Finals WINTER TRACK MIDDLESEX CO-CHAMPIONS mms umns First Row: Dave Perry, Tom Warnick, Mark Horan, Tom McCarron, Russel Bosbach, Steve Knapp, Mike Emero. Second Row: Mike Gallagher, Jack Moran, Brian McGee, Danny Gugger, Captains Mark Fal¬ lon and Peter Voegelin, Dave Griffin, Steve Kaine, Scott Bailey, Mark Bond, Bill Coldewey. Third Row: Coach Croft, Dave Maria, Bob Stoddart, Brian Duffy, Bob Berg, Jon Marshall, Rick Edson, Mark Kaspero- vich, Rick Martin, Pete Hendrick, Chris Doucette, Mike Connors, Barry Knox, Coach Soule. Fourth Row: Kevin Desmond, Jim Gallagher, Bob Cullinane, Jeff Rizzo, Tom Marroni, Mike Warren, Matt Powell, Bartt Conte, Richard Bickford, Jimmy Potter, Mike Fallon. Mark Fallon ra| « M nm ' VJk i 1 !■ ftif i 1 A f M 1 w v I lr a L tl K. A F V r lf A GIRLS’ BASKETBALL An Undefeated Season! First Row: Noreen Ruff, Captains Marie Morgan and Kathy Perry, Paula Gillis, Alice Howard. Second Row: Doris Pomerleau, Jane ' Conlan, Mary Jo D arcy, Cindy Swymer, Cookie Belcamino, Sandy Treacy, Terry Mazur, Lauren Hall. Third Row: Sue Nickerson, Eileen D arcy, Cathy Campbell, Dawn Dentali, Linda DiBiasi, Anne Locke, Debbie Olzew- ski, Cathy King. Fourth Row: Marcia Brown, Debbie DiBiasi, Pam Treacy, Pat Collins, Jana Walker, Jill Gustafson, Diane Koulouris, Jill Pigeon, Sue Cohick. MIDDLESEX CHAMPIONS Marie wins jump Mrs. Leclaire and her girls. Noreen Ruff. Captains Marie and Kathy. Team mascot. First Row. Coach Gillis, Captains Dennis Curran and Mickey Heinick, Manager Ken Lever. Sec¬ ond Row. Dave Herook, Francis (Ding) Doiron, Kenny Hollingsworth, Jim Morris, Mark Meserve. Third Row. Don Rice, Kevin O ' Brien, Keith Hall, Ollie Clemens, Randy Wicks. Missing: George Nicholaides. Sink it! Go, Ollie. GO! nO w m c vs w h pq h-i h-i J- V. w R E S T L I N G First Row: Mark Stoddart, Steve Hingston, Jimmy Griffin, Chuck Lieberman. Second Ron Danny Habeeb, John Regan, Norman Black, George Kaulbach, Tom Loschi, Jim Hubbard, Mark Regan, David Legg, Mark Orpin, Dennis Burkholder. Third Row: Dave Grimes, Bill Staniewicz, Dennis Powers, Larry Fitzpatrick, Mark Curtis, Mark Schloth, Mark Kurkjian, Mark Curby, Mike Murphy, Dave Herhly. Fourth Row: Paul White, Mike Ianelli, Tommy Legg, Ed Loschi, Joe Harris, Steve Garey, Jim Powers, Robert Wells, Matt Lincoln, Jeff Zanm. First Rou : Peter Bernard, Jack Pacino, Marty Feid, Jerry Gillespie, Steve Wcstra. Second Rou Roy Barnes, Paul Dodge, Chuck Collins, Brad Fox, Jeff Pierce, Coach Congdon. Ken Svenson Dave Griffin State Sectionals Sandy Treacy Jackie Thompson T - A ’ ? ■ : r JTrTflttjl| 1 im. ;.! % y I v JhC H| ' mST m m: ■— 3 V:, r. • ' ■ s Mike Gallagher Jack Delaney Look Ma—no hands! Hockey Pep-Talk The State Wrestling Sectionals Ring around the rosey? First Row: Steve Smith, Mark Elwell, Kenny Jones, Dave Griffin, Ollie Clemens, Mark Baltier, Bruce Prescott. Second Row: Dane Hubbard, Gary White, Jackie Thompson, Kevin O ' Brien, Dave Herook, Hank Brysicki, Mark Meserve, Chuck Ross. First Row: Janet Kelley, Cathy King, Nancy Calef, Jill Gustafson, Debbie DiBiasi, Diane Powers. Second Row: Carol Castanino, Janet Fairchild, Cookie Belcamino, Linda DiBiasi, Paula Gillis— Captain, Marcia Brown, Gina Palace, Diane Koulouris. Third Row: Ann Locke, Liz Merullo, Janet Conlan, Karen O’Soro, Marie Morgan, Pixie Broadley, Alice Resstucia, Lucretia Barrett. Missing from picture: Noreen Ruff—Captain and Alice Howard. 170 First Row : Lisa Miles, Pam Benshimol, Kathy Perry. Second Row: Debbie Olzewski, Janet David¬ son, Roberta Mullin, Dawn Dentali. Third Row: Cindy Bosnian, Cindy Swymer, Mary Jo D’Arcy, Nancy Riley, Sue Miesfeldt. G I First Ruu : Randy Walker, Peter Stark, John Lyons, Stacy Loesch, Mark Sawver, Bob Bilido Second Rou : Dave King, Steve Ahlstrom, Kevin Gilligan, Steve Kasperovich—Captain, Andy Hagopian, Billy Perkins. 171 Z Z « H 2 Kj O W c r ’■nr- ' OCi First Row : Bob Cummings, Tom Marroni, Jim Gallagher, Tom McCarron, Mike Cleary, Jeff Ander¬ son, Mark Emero, Mark Horan, Dennis Powers, Mike Emero, Gary Barsomian. Second Row. Bob Cullinane, Russel Bosbach, Bob Fowley, Dave Maria, Mike Ianelli, John Marshall, Scott Chandler, Matt Powell, Barry Knox, David Berry, Jim Griffin. Third Row. Chris Hill, Dave Perry, Bob Stod- dart, Bob Wells, Co-Captain Mark Fallon, Mike Gallagher, Mark Keeton, Jack Moran, Steve Kane, Jim Morris, Tim Sharkey, Rich Crosby, Steve Mallon, Mark Feeney, Brian Duffy, Steve Knapp, Sue Cohick. Fourth Row. 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' ■ ‘ • ’ v v ‘ v; ’ - . ’ r ■ • ■ - -r ■ r J.: • ’ ' ' f“r With Best Wishes To The 1 f ' jUfi’ CLASS OF 73 THE GENERAL TIRE AND T RE . - v • . ■ • • ' . ■ . . ; • . . ' ' . T • ' - ■■ ’ • ’ • Vi ‘ : • ’i ' . L v - . - • .r. . . .... f .. •,.� ■ •, ■ • « v v. ' . . ' • • ' RUBBER CO. Y •- .. ' ■ ’V . Reading Division ' : . . . ■ ' . READING, MASS. JAMES K. REINKER Congratulations to the Class of 1973 WEBER SMITH INC. 15 PIERCE STREET READING uW-hlg JONES PAINT STORE ■ ' • : . Fine Paints and Wallpapers ;v ; ; : ‘ . I ' -: ? ' ' ■ Vf - ' .. ' i t Complete Line of Crafts Materials , y? ' %y -‘%u ' U- y � . � 1 r ' ' r i ' r-‘• ■ 622 MAIN STREET READING, MASS. Qt867 Congratulations to the Class of 73 from THE AMERICAN LEGION READING POST 62 The Youth of Today is the Hope of Tomorrow Congratulations to the class of 1973 most exciting place in New England ROUTE 101 EPPING, N.H. (40 minutes from Reading) Professional Amateur Drag Racing Every Sunday—April thru October Every Saturday night—May thru August Grudge Racing every Wednesday night—$2.00 _ _ ,•_I 189 9699 ‘°N UZZ-VV6 NO i 9n d 6unDa(_) puo Buiqujnij-j SOUS NOS1VM Compliments of FRANK ' S HAIR STYLING 22 WOBURN STREET READING, MASS. 944-1732 GUY ' S SUB SHOP and TOWN LINE LIQUORS 1349 MAIN ST. READING phone 944-4300 944-4301 NNfia Wlf IZZ6-VV6 sa )D yj 11o joj sjjdj sjjDday aaiAjag sa|D$ pazuoL ny NNIMHDS Z98L0 ' ssvw ' ONiavaa • igaais ainoo 9i dOHSixm S NNna I ZZZZ-VV6 ONiavgy ' 133ms hoih n sapaajay Ljauajj aLp t Jspaa 4006110 i ny doijs Apog ' 9DIAJ95 ' S 0 |D 5 ojny DNI S,AVH9 9VL6-VV6 ONiavaa i33ms nivw i9 . dOHS9nss,Aao93ao 191 llltl must ha ve an end isssgKFL 535 ' ■%• 1 f j Sili S . l- Jl •■•WKKslaS - FI I close this book. but the past slides out of its leaves to haunt me. And it seems, whenever I look. Phantoms of irreclaimable happiness taunt me. C. Day Lewis 4 !ln READING (MA) PUBLIC LIBRARY m 3 1995 00506 553 1 ■■«■■■ crvnos nvaxoox fbe onsider tm OffOJodQ come up To Provide heat was on! a Stimulating Atmosphere uoreui-uoisoo It was only yesterday; weekend promises «s Notes Class of s all over! jpi 1 [§|i c p� i: h Mr r 5 •M E Is n 1 1 flji ' ■M o if ■ vl il? £ Lijs. §eXg-aAfij| (D 3 1 cl f l lot fjAauojeg Aupi I 1 jBk, I aS rs 1 m Gjoj