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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1974 volume:

1974 Reading Memorial High School Reading, Massachusetts pioneer 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty And Administration Seniors Underclassmen Sports Activities 103 111 135 3 m r. DEDICATION Mr. Kenneth Levesque To dedicate a yearbook is a difficult task. The purpose of a dedication is to give recognition and thanks to the person whose involvement and service to the class merit such an honor. There are many such people in this school who should be thanked for their aid to us over the last four years; outstanding among these people is the Senior Class Advisor, Mr. Kenneth Levesque. He has helped with many senior activities: the senior play, senior talent niglit, senior supper and prom, and the victory dances. His optimistic and enthusiastic attitude makes him always ready to try for the best. He is a man who has gained the respect of all the students who have known him. Mr. Levesque deserves recognition for all he had done for the class of’74, and we are proud to be able to dedicate our yearbook to this outstanding member of the RMHS faculty. 4 ARA KARAKASHIAN Principal “Tliete’s no substitute for hard work if you wish to succeed in anything you undertake. If you wish to excel, you will have to work even harder and become your own severest critic before you can take justifiable pride in your accomplishments.” ERNEST SPENCE Assistant Principal If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love,.Love is patient and kind; Love is not jealous or boastful; it is not arrogant or rude. Love does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice at wrong; but rejoices at rig ht. Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. ... So Faith, Hope, Love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is Love. 1st Corinthians 13 ISA ZIMMERMAN Assistant Principal plato told plato told him: he couldn t believe it (iesus told him; he wouldn’t believe it) lao tsze certainly told liim, and general (yes mam) sherman; and even (believe it or not) you told him: i told liim; we told him (he didn’t believe it, no sir) it took a nipponized bit of the old sixth avenue el; in the top of his head: to tell liim e. e. Cummings LEONARD D’ORLANDO Assistant Principal Up with life. Stamp out all small and large indignities. Leave everyone alone to make it without pressure. Down with hurting. Lower the standard of living. Do without plastics. Stop grabbing, llug all kids. Love all love. Hate all hate. John D. MacDonald 7 EDWARD BRADY Guidance Counselor The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend. Henry David Thoreau DAVID CASTINE Guidance Counselor “When the going gets tough — the tough get going!” FRANKLIN BERKEY Guidance Counselor “Decisions about work or future schooling ARE HARD TO MAKE!” HELEN HART Guidance Counselor The only way to have a friend is to be Emerson JOHN PACINO Guidance Counselor The wisest words are these, “And this too shall pass away”; the saddest words, “It might have been.” Whittier ' ; r WILLIS ANDERSON Social Studies Can man be trusted with the government of himself? Can he be trusted with the government of others? T. Jefferson BRUCE APPLEBY Social Studies “Is that Eugene I see in the mirror?” VIRGINIA BARTLETT Physical Education Don’t look away from the world, give yourself to it. Walter Rinder GLADYS BENSHIMOL Physical Education Students are not things to be molded — but are people to be unfolded. Taken from 1 AIN’T MUCH BABY - BUT I’M ALL I’VE GOT ALTON BLACK Mathematics “Math can be fun. So why not enjoy it!” THOMAS BLANEY Business Education “Think pleasant thouglits — or you’ll hurt the machine’s feelings.” JOSEPH CAIN Audio Visual Having found pessimism unbelievable, I became an optimist. The Fixer — Bernard Malamud LYNNE CAVANAUGH English “School is a place for trying on ideas and seeing which ones suit you best.” ANGELA-JEAN CHIARAMIDA Social Studies “Descarte’s, ‘Cogito ergo Sum’, may have been enough to confiim his being; for me, ‘Sum ergo Cogito’, is also necessary for my existence.” LOIS COIT English “Never lose your ignorance. You can never replace it.” GILBERT CONGDON Mathematics “No one has the right to do that which, if everyone did, would destroy society.” MARTHA COOK Science “I still say that old chemists never die, they just stop reacting.” NORMAN CORMIER English To read well, that is, to read true books in a true spirit, is a noble exercise. Thoreau HAROLD CROFT English Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Dylan Thomas EMERY DEBECK Mathematics “Connoisseur of fine equations and purveyor of quality worksheets since 1967” PEARL DEE Home Economics “What ever is worth doing, is worth doing well.” MARY DILG English “Given the two — learning or compassion, 1 would choose compassion, but 1 would wish to be moving always toward both.” FRANCIS DILUNA Science “Ignorance is nothing but a type of space pollution.” ROBERT DONOVAN Foreign Language i No es mejor tener una locura sabia que tener una curdura tonta? - Don Quijote de La Mancha por Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. ROBERT DUNBAR Social Studies “The most important questions to ask are those with no answers.” MARILYN DURKIN Mathematics When we observe them calmly, we notice that all things have their fulfillment. THE WAY OF SILENCE - Basho KATHERINE EBELING Social Studies Danser avec les pieds, avec les idees, avec les mots. Nietzsche CORINNEGEDIMAN English The tiling with kids is, if they want to grab for the gold ring, you have to let them do it . . . If they fall off. they fall off. — J. D. Salinger SHARON GERSTEIN Foreign Language “Le bonheur, c’est une voiture qui marche.” RICHARD GILLIS Business Education “All of life is a sabbatical.” ROSLYN GOLDKLANG Science That age is best, which is the first, when youth and blood are warmer; But being spent, . . . the worst times, still succeed the former. — Robert Herrick EDREA GRABLER Foreign Language Muchos anos despues, frente al peloton de fusilamiento, el coronel Aureliano Buendi habia de recordar aquella tarde remota en que su padre lo llevo a conocer el hielo. — Gabriel Garcia Marquez PETER GREENE Social Studies Never meddle with actors, for they are a favored class. Don Quixote — Cervantes MARGUERITE GRIMES Mathematics 1 shall pass througli this world but once. Any good that 1 can do let me do it now. Anonymous ARTHUR HALES Physical Education “Caring is an attitude, not a method.” RICHARD HAM Foreign Language L’essentiel est invisible pour les yeux. — un renard MICHAEL HARNEY Industrial Arts Men must be taught as if you taught them not. And things unknown proposed as things forgot. Pope WILLIAM HART English Too much sanity may be madness; the maddest of all, to see life as it is and not as it should be. MAN OF LaMANCHA WALTER HAWKES Pliysical Education And when the one great scorer comes to write against your name, it is not whether you won or lost but how (you played the game). WENDELL HODGKINS English It was the best of times — it was the worst of times. Dickens JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH Mathematics “If you think you will lose, you already have. RONALD HOWLAND English Soap and education are not as sudden as a massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run. Twain EUGENE KACZOWKA Mathematics He (John Kennedy) believed that one man can make a difference, and that every man should try. JOHN KELLY Social Studies “Wlio was the greatest Inca of them all? Why Inca-Dinka-Doo, of course!” Science Messiers, c’est les microbes qui auroni le dernier mot. L. Pasteur DOROTHY LEBACH Eoreign Language On ne voit bien qu’avec le coeur. L’essentiel est invisible aux yeux. Le Petit Prince — St. Exupery MARY LANOUETTE Foreign Language Nullum magnum ingenium sine mixtura dementiae fuit. (There has been no great talent without an element of madness.) Seneca MAUREEN LECLAIRE Physical Education “Sometimes people try so hard to be what they should, they forget what they are.” KENNETH LEVESQUE Business Education “As your class advisor, I wish you a very special amount of success and happiness.” DONALD LOVELY Social Studies “Time wounds all heals.” BIGELOW MOORE Business Education “Every person is the architect of liis own future.” BERNICE LOBDELL Foreign Language “Un homme vault autant d’hommes qu’il connait de langues.” PATRICIA LUMRY English “Live every moment of your life to its fullest.” ELENILOPORTO English You will wake, and remember, and understand. Browning f VIVIAN MAALOUF Science “Teaching is helping the students learn for themselves.” I JOAN MORSE Librarian JAMES MURPHY Science The most incomprehensible thing about the universe is that it is so comprehensible. Einstein JOSEPH NISCO Foreign Language “H n’est pas lourd, c’est mon frere.” EDWARD MORRISON Industrial Arts “Never underestimate the power of Positive Tlrinking.” Knowledge is proud that he has learned as much. Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. William Cooper ROBERT NEELY Social Studies “Whatever you are today is probably a result of your American past.” DAVID NATHANS Mathematics “You learn by doing.” “Support in-door sports; date a gymnast.” THOMAS MYSLICKI Physical Education V CHERYL O’BRIEN Business Education “Success is measured by endeavor. The only real failure is the man who does not try.” MICHELLE OWAROFF English KUbhKl BAilERSUN Industrial Arts Be the labor big or small, do it right or not at all. Spencer “Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length.” JOSEPH PAULSON Industrial Arts “It is exciting to be associated with a program which gains ever increasing capability to serve the students’ individual vocational interests.” JEROME PERRY Science Wlioso neglects learning in his youth loses the past and is dead for the future. Euripides NORMAN POWERS Science The fool on the hill sees the sun going down, And the eyes in his head see the world spinning round. — Beatles “I expect to find some pleasure in everything 1 do and make my joy of achievement increase with each step 1 take.” JANE REED Business Education GLADYS ROBERTS Business Education “The peace in one’s heart is a small start for peace on earth.” JAMES ROTH Music PAUL SCHAPIRA Mathematics “Let me make this perfectly clear, I have never been a member of the minority of people who think that math is boring.” STEVEN RHODES Mathematics “Are there any more questions?” HELEN SCANNELL Business Education “Education is the search for ‘being’ in the time and timeless.” LINDA ROBINSON Social Studies There is no such thing as “best” in a world of individuals. Hugh Prather GERALDINE ROY Art Esthetic experience is . . . the ultimate judgement upon the quality of a civilization. John Dewey SUSAN SELLERS Social Studies “Do not reject what you do not understand; for with understanding there may be acceptance.” JEAN SILVA Librarian “The temple of our purest thoughts — Silence!” PAUL SOULE Science “Loose doors usually get blown off.” SALLY STEMBRIDGE English To know is nothing at all; to imagine is everything. Anatole Prance MEREDITH SUED Poreign Language L’homme n’est qu’un roseau, le plus faible de la nature, mais c’est un roseau pensant. Pascal NADINE SUTHERLAND Home Economics “Creation is a personal thing — make it worthwhile.” ROBERT SWANSON Social Studies Let the last man on the right brush the channel with his sleeve. Count Alfred von Schlieffer CHARLES SYMONDS Mathematics “Being a gorilla is more exciting than being an accountant.” C- ERIC TURNER Mathematics “Math is difficult until you understand it, then it is easy.” PETER VALESKA Social Studies “Though a man anointeth himself with oils, onions can still sprout from his navel.” — translated from the old Lithuanian. FREDERICK WALES Industrial Arts “The greatest mistake in life is to live in constant fear of making one.” CHARLES WHIPPLE Social Studies You can fool some of the people . . Lincoln JOHN WHITE Physical Education From compromise or things half done Keep me with a stern and stubborn pride. And when at last the fight is won God keep me stiU unsatisfied. PETER WOOD Art “Art is a way of doing things so as to leave the mark of a human imagination.” THEISS WINKLER English The main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human. 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ADAMS 56 Lawrence Road John . . . enjoys hockey, swimming and climbing . . . favorite teachers were Ms. Cavanaugh and Mr. Congdon . . . works at Poly-Paks . . . plans to attend a community college after graduation. STEVEN E. AHLSTROM 17 Baker Road Steve . . . “nee” . . . “dark” . . . AES to Netherlands, summer of ’73 . . . Senior Play ... is very tactful . . . likes to hike and camp . . . enjoyed Psych . . . college is in the immediate future. DIANE M. ANDREOLA 331 Summer Avenue Diap . . . member of Ski Club, Prep Club, Pep Squad and executive board . . . likes dancing and skiing . . . works at Cerretani’s .. . plans to go on to college and major in chemistry. 30 STEPHEN J. ANGELO 133 Belmont Street “Euzzball” . . . enjoys baseball, basketball, football and hockey . . . liked Coach Hawkes . . . after graduation plans to go into business or college. WILLIAM WARREN AUSTIN 30 Heinzie Street Elash . . . enjoyed Latin . . . gym with Coach Hawkes was a favorite ... a job at Winchester Country Club . . . intends to enter the Navy or attend a technical school. CARLYN HOPE APPLETON 24 Wentworth Road Teeny . . . member of profile staff, girl scouts, and Sr. class executive board . . . played powderpuff ... a cheerleader . . . would like to become a vet’s assistant after college. KARIN BACKE 124 Prospect Street Karin . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Levesque . . . likes swimming and ice skating ... a member of Rainbow and works at Wes Parker’s and Friendly’s . . . future plans are indefinite. } ii I LORRAINE T. ARSENAULT 26 Summer Avenue Rainie . . . liked Mr. Hollingsworth, Algebra, and English ... enjoys swimming . . . works at Gino’s . . . plans to go to Salem State after graduation. CAROL A. BACON 320 West Street Bake . . . Student Union Rep. . . . enjoys sailing and tennis . . . works at Marshall’s . . . plans to try modeling or airline work and go to a two year college. turns in the air, flutters, and falls to the ground. 31 CYNTHIA F. BACON 320 West Street Sid . . . “For people who do not know God do not know love, for God is love” . . . likes Mr. Brett, Accounting II and Office Practice . . . plans to travel . . . hopes to attend Katherine Gibbs. JUDITH BALLOU 151 Pine Ridge Road PATRICE A. BAER 185 Prescott Street Pat . . . enjoys writing . . . would like to travel and then go to college . . . “plans to be a stripper”. MARK P. BALTIER 48 Charles Street Safety-swab . . . liked accounting with Mr. Brett . . . played varsity and C.Y.O. basketball . . . worked in professional maintenance . . . Mark plans to become an accountant. GARY BAKER 32 Baker Road Gary . . . likes skiing, hunting, and going to the drags . . . favorite subjects were study and lunch . . . works in constr uction . . . considering the service after graduation. JANET BAMBERG 20 Dunbar Road Jan . . . liked history and chemistry . . . member of Glee Club, Jr. and Sr. Executive Boards, National Honor Society, Young Peoples’ . . . candystriper . . . plans to attend nursing school. But a few others are stars which travel one defined 32 path: no wind reaches them, LUCRETIA BARRETT 20 Holly Road Cre . . . swims and plays softball . . . Pep Squad and Executive Board member . . . works at Stearns and Dragon Corner . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Cahill . . . undecided about her future. PETER R. BEAUCHER 32 Ridge Road Peter . . . “Light dawns on Marblehead” . . . enjoys track and playing football . . . works as cook at Howard Johnson’s . . . plans to go to college and major in a science. DOREEN BARNARD 30 Canterbury Drive Doreen . . . liked Psychology with Mr. Valeska . . . enjoys skiing, swimming and football . . . member of the Ski Club . . . Treasurer of Youth E.M.A.R.C. . . . plans to work with the handicapped. CORINNEC. BASSO 5 Baldwin Lane Corinne . . . favorite teacher was Mrs. Gediman . . . liked her Human Behavior class . . . enjoyed playing tennis with Michael . . . works at Cerretani’s . . . plans to go into social work. DEBORAH A. BARNES 89 Ash Street Debbie . . . liked Algebra with Mr. Hollingsworth . . . enjoys swimming, tennis and volleyball . . . works at Marshall’s . . . participated in Rainbow . . . plans to attend college. SHARON A. BAZARIAN 40 Border Road Sharon . . . favorite class was typing with Mrs. Roberts . . . likes modern jazz . . . participated in Rainbow . . . works at Addison-Wesley . . . plans to travel, attend college, and be a millionaire. 33 they have within themselves their guide and path. ” CYNTHIA JEAN BEEDE 3 Mt. Vernon Street Cindy . . . liked English with Miss Dilg . . . enjoys swimming, softball, and football games . . . M.Y.F. . . . Girl Scouts . . . works at Howard Johnson’s . . . plans to attend Bible College. SUSAN BELMONTE 429 Lowell Street Sue . . . liked her Data Processing and law classes . . . member of the Drama Club . . . enjoys watching sports . . . works at Solo-Pak Electronics . . . plans to work for the airlines. BERNARD M. BIRMINGHAM 25 King Street CHERYL A. BELLING 168 Washington Street Cheryl .. . liked Data Processing with Mr. Levesque ... enjoys watching football and basketball games . . . plans to do office work after graduation. GERALD R. BERIAN 124 Prescott Street Gerry . . . favorite subject is math . . . interested in all types of sports . . . works as a salesman . . . plans to attend college after graduation. ROBERT BILODEAU 10 Winthrop Avenue Bob . . . favorite subject is English . . . finds tennis a great sport . .. Bob’s future plans include college. f 34 JOHN CHARLES BLACK 39 Berkeley Street J.B. .. . liked math with Mr. Symonds . . . member of Drama Club and cross country team . .. enjoys playing guitar . . . John plans to become our next local ‘D.J.’ ANTHONY MICHAEL BOSCHETTl 116 FrankUn Street Tony . . . enjoys playing the organ . . . outside sports include football, baseball, basketball, and hockey . . . also plays the piano in his group . . . hopes to be a dentist. BRADFORD M. BLAISDELL 113 Summer Avenue Brad . . . liked his business classes . . . member of the cross country and winter track teams in his freshman year . . . enjoys playing hockey . . . will major in business administration. VICTOR P. BOSTEELS 15 Pinevale Avenue Boris . . . member of Demolay ... is lead singer of Stillwater . . . involved in football and track . . . enjoyed history with Mr. Swanson .. . college or the service are Vic’s future plans. MARK BOND 33 Hartshorn Street Hondo . . . participated in indoor and outdoor track . . . enjoyed Mrs. Laffie and history . . . plans for the future include a four year college. RICHARD BOSWORTH 378 Lowell Street Dick . . . sports include gymnastics, track, and football during freshman year . . . enjoys skiing in spare time . . . enjoyed business classes with Mr. Blaney. Siddhartha — Hermann Hesse. 35 DEBORAH LYNNE BRIGHAM 36 Hanscom Avenue Debbie . . . member of Executive Board, National Honor Society and Rainbow . . . also involved in Drama and Outing Clubs . .. enjoyed Sociology . .. plans include a career in special education. MARIE BRENNAN 239 Walnut Street CAROL BRIDGE 16 Lakeview Avenue Carol .. . active as a cheerleader and grade secretary for three years . . . enjoys gymnastics and math . . . plans to attend a two year college. DARLENE ANNE BOWE 33 Torre Street Darlene . . . enjoyed English and Psychology . . . favorite teachers were Mr. Appleby, Miss Cavanaugh and Mr. Ostrander . . . may attend a business school and eventually marry. DANIEL W. BROWN 28 Martin Road Head . . . enjoys football and baseball and also Microbiology with Mr. Kenny . .. worked at Dennison Organ Pipe Co. . . . plans to attend college for five years to further his knowledge. ALAN F. BROWN 163 Walnut Street Brownie . . . played on hockey team . . . liked geometry and classes with Mr. Brett . . . worked as a janitor at Joshua Eaton . . . plans for the future include college. 36 MEREDITH S. BROWTnJ 143 Wakefield Street LESLIE BROWN 358 West Street Leslie . . . member of Executive Board . . . favorite teacher is Ms. Ebeling . . . works at Jordan Marsh Co. . . . plans to work after graduation and to get married. Meredith . . . likes summer, partying, the Allman Brothers, dojos, James Montgomery, frisbees, and concerts . . . dislikes: rats, two legged and four legged . .. plans to go to college. THOMAS ALBERT BUCKLEY 29 Colburn Road Tom . . . hkes to participate in numerous sporting activities in which hockey, football, baseball, and basketball are his favorites .. . future outlook undecided. JOSEPH L. BUTTERY 59 Grove Street Joe . . . enjoys hockey in and out of school . . . favorite class was history with Mr. Lovely .. . worked after school as a construction worker . . . plans for the future are undecided. PATRICIA BROWN 37 Susan Drive Pat ... belongs to the Northshore Rock and Mineral Collecting Club . . . enjoyed her chemistry class . . . member of National Honor Society . . . will major in chemistry at college. SHEILA BYINGTON 25 Park Avenue Sheila . . . enjoys her after school work at Zayre’s in North Reading. 37 DANIEL W. CAHOON 78 Wescroft Road Cheeta . . . favorite subjects are gym and business with Mr. Levesque ... a member of the football team for three years . . . has played hockey for two years . . . hopes to enter the Navy. EVERETT LEWIS CARBONE JR. 64 Forest Street Chet . . . enjoys camping, especially in the Wliite Mts. . . . likes all sports . . . enjoyed ceramics, art, gym, Mr. Bond, and Mr. Wood. Congratulations SUSAN ELIZABETH CALEF 66 Rustic Lane Sue . . . loves French . . . member of Glee Club, Pioneer, Senior Executive Board, Episcopal Church choir and youth group . . . Senior Play . . . likes to play guitar and go bowling . . . will major in French. JOANNE CARBONE 62 Oak Street Jo . . . member of profile committee and props committee for Senior play . . . plays in the Reading Symphony and the Greater Bostonians . . . job at Cerrtani’s . . . plans a career in music. � 7fr- c— -:-- ” ' to the class of 74. KAREN LEE CALLAHAN 23 Smith Avenue Karen . . . likes skiing, swimming, and boating . .. enjoyed her classes in law, chemistry, and ceramics . .. member of Outing Club and Ski Club . . . hopes to do some traveling after high school. MARK S. CARLETON 63 Mark . . . enjoys participating in all outside sports . . . spends most of his time working ... plans to enter the field of law enforcement. We have made it. 38 WILLIAM DAVID CARLYLE 31 Redgate Lane Bill .. . likes science, mathematics . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Kenney . . . Skiing Club . .. Outing Club . . . works at Department Store . . . plans to work for a year before going to college. KENDALL CECIL 249 Franklin Street Rendall Recil . . . member of Outing, Drama, and Ski Club . . . joined Pep Squad and Youth N.A.R.C. . . . “Beast” . . . liked Mr. Appleby . . . plans to attend a college for special education. ANN ADELE CARTER 32 Beacon Street Anna . . . favorite teachers were Miss O’Brien, Miss Reed, and Mr. Gillis ... “I don’t take it too well” . . . member of Pep Squad . . . liked accounting . . . plans on going to business school. DANA CIARDI 16 Bear Hill Road CC . . . enjoyed Mr. Brett and accounting . . . worked full time after school . . . plans on working after graduation. DAVID CARR 539 West Street CAROLYN CIAMPA 315 Franklin Street Lynn .. . “the hill” ... her favorite teacher was Mr. Valeska . . . was a member of the Ski Club, Outing Club and Sr. Executive Board . . . plans after graduation include travel and college. and some of us have made it against heavy odds. 39 LUCILLE SUSAN CIMINI 218 Franklin Street Lucy, Lou . . . likes Ms. Robinson . . . Art . . . “Goof’ . . . has belonged to Outing Club, Pep Squad, Drama Club . . . belongs to Youth Narc . . . works at Marshall’s . . . college . . . teach retarded children. - - PAUL CLEMENS 30 Lawrence Road Ollie . . . football captain . . . “Work is a four letter word” . . . likes basketball, baseball, Led Zepplin, and King Crimson . . . enjoyed Biology and Science Fiction . . . plans to go to college. CHARLES W. COLLINS 1503 Main Street Chuck . . . varsity basketball . photo offset, graphics. liked BARBARA JEAN CLOONAN 26 Harvard Street JAMES P. COLLINS 16 Collins Avenue Barb . . . “the hill” . . . member of Senior Executive Board, Student Union, Model U.N., Ataraxia, and Drama Club . . . likes partying . . . favorites include Mrs. l Porto and Mr. Appleby . . . college. Jimmy . . . Soc. with Mr. Lovely . . . plays hockey. We have worked towards graduation with the patience KATHLEEN CLAYPOOLE 393 Summer Avenue Kathy . . . “It’s only what you make of it” . . . member of Senior Executive Board and Rainbow . . . enjoyed Mr. Hodgkin’s English class . . . liked accounting . . . will major in business. 40 MARJORIE C. COLLINS 40 Hampshire Road Margie . . . “the language of friendship is not words, but meaning” . . . was a member of the National Honor Society, Outing Club and Baton Squad . . . plans to attend a school for dental assisting. MARY KATHLEEN CONNORS 18 School Street Mar . . . enjoyed English with Mrs. Laffie . . . participated in Powder Puff Football, Outing Club, Jr. and Sr. Executive Boards and Pioneer ... is a waitress at Brigham’s . . . college ahead. LYNN M. CONNER 124 Franklin Street Cape . . . Good Time Mary . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Brett . . . liked art . . . enjoys horseback riding and camping out . . . belongs to the 4-H Club . . . works at Finast in North Reading. DAVID KENNETH COOK 218 Pleasant Street Dave . . . was in the band for four years . . . enjoyed English and Ceramics . . . liked to go hiking and mountain climbing . . . plans include a school of music after higli school. of a man trying to sit still on DAVID MICHEAL CONNORS 87 Lowell Street Cornball . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Levesque . . . future plans undecided, maybe further schooling. JONATHAN COOK Wliitehall Lane a hot stove. 41 NEALC. COOMBS 57 Grove Street Neal . . . interested in carpentry and drag racing . . . Has Been . . . shotdown . . . liked Human Behavior and Mr. Brosnan . . . after graduation hopes to go west and attend a police academy. SHANE M. COPPOLA 1 28 Woburn Street “Muttly” . . . was a member of the Outing and Skiing Clubs . . . interests include hockey and working for the family business . . . plans to expand the family business after graduation. DAVID ERNEST CORINDIA 194 Pearl Street David . . . participated in school golf and hockey . . . outside sports included tennis . . . favorite subject was math with Mr. Hollingsworth . . . plans to attend college next year. DENNIS C. CORKERY 69 Middlesex Avenue Dennis . . . likes to travel and go camping in New Hampshire and Maine . . . coach of a young girls’ baseball team during the spring . . . will live in the country for a year then maybe college. CHRISTOPHER J. CORKUM 101 Eaton Street Chris .. . favorite teacher was Mr. Patterson . . . subject most enjoyed was Eng. Drawing . . . plans to attend a two year college or an optical school next fall. DAVID ROBERT CORSANO 174 Walnut Street Dave . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Dunbar . . . class enjoyed most was Anatomy .. . has no future plans at the present time except to obtain a job. No matter what path we have chosen to follow while 42 KAREN ANN COUTURE 54 Prospect Street Karen . . . enjoyed many teachers and French, Glee Club, Gym . .. likes horses, bike riding . .. candystriper, member Nat’l Honor Soc., Sr. Exec. Board . . . future plans include college. SCOTT DOUGLAS CRAMER 51 Prospect Street Scott . . . active in track, the Ski Club, tennis and sports in general . . . class most enjoyed was Sociology . . . employed by Howard Johnsons . . . plans to attend college next fall. JEAN COWAN 34 Orange Street Jean enjoyed attending the football games and Accounting class . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Brett . . . employed by Sears . . . not sure of her future plans. KAREN ANN CREIGER 31 Larch Lane Karen .. . liked rooting for the track and football teams . . . outside interests include bike riding and working at Touraines . .. favorite class was Bus. Law . . . future plans are undecided. in high school, the fact that we WAYNE E. CRAIGIE 93 Salem Street Wayne . . . enjoys music, hiking, art, and electronics . . . liked Mr. Wood and Mr. Harney . .. plans to become a mind in the illusions of people. ELLEN J. CRESSINGER 93 Pine Ridge Road Ellen . . . interests include swimming, volleyball, skating, and horse back riding . . . employed at Marshalls . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Hollingsworth . . . plans to go to college. have made it 43 through at all proves that it has been worthwhile. JANICE R. CULLINANE 223 Washington Street LAURA CRITTENDEN 73 Eaton Street Laurie . . . enjoys concerts, parties and bike riding .. . worked the past year at Marshall’s . . . favorite class was typing . . . plans to attend a business school after graduation. Don . . . sports interests include basketball and baseball . . . enjoyed class with Mr. Swanson . . . believes “to each his own” . . . plans to attend college. JANE PATRICIA CROWLEY 147 Belmont Street Jane . . . Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook . . . member of National Honor Society, Student Union and Executive Boards . . . likes music and sports . . . will enter college and major in math or physics. CHRISTOPHER CUMMINGS 1243 Main Street JOHN PATRICK CROWLEY 935 Main Street John . . . interests included playing drums in the band, hockey and football . . . class most enjoyed was Biology . . . plans to attend college next year. DONALD CUMMINGS 105 Gleason Road 44 1 GAIL ANN CUSATO 11 Sweetser Avenue Gail . . . “dumb lamb” . . . likes watching hockey and playing softball . . . works at Cerretani’s . . . would like to attend Salem State to study teacliing next fall. KATHLEEN DARBY 162 Main Street Kathy, Darbit . . . “Dynamite” . . . likes to watch football games, go swimming, and do office work .. . favorite teacher and class — Miss O’Brien and Secretarial Practice . . . will attend a business school. JAMES ARTHUR CUTELIS 176 Salem Street Jamey . . . involved in football and track . . . outside activities include baseball, hockey, and golf . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Lovely . . . plans to go on to college. KATHLEEN DARCY 32 Intervale Terrace Kathy . . . interests are football, swimming, and working with retarded children at the Hawthorne Regional Center . . . plans to attend hairdressing school. CHERYL ANN CZERWONKA 25 Center Avenue Cheryl . . . active in basketball and swimming . . . favorite classes were Art and English . . . only future plans at this time are to get married. i MARY JO D’ARCY 195 Summer Avenue Jo . . . played on tennis, field hockey, and basketball teams . . . active member in Outing Club . . . loves tennis . . . intends to major in physical education or special education in college. MARCIA KIMBALL DAVENPORT 11 Indiana Avenue Marcia . . . interested in riflery and member of Rainbow . . . favorite subjects include foods and business . . . plans to become a dietician or a bookkeeper. ROSANNE DEVITO 350 Franklin Street Rosanne . . . spare time is spent in the outdoors, biking, skiing or hiking . . . member of Ski Club and Outing Club . . . plans to attend college, majoring in sociology. NORMAN DEARBORN 11 Jadem Terrace Norm . . . enjoys basketball, hockey, and playing baseball . . . known for selling tickets at sporting events . . . “need a ticket, see Norm” . . . hopefully will attend the Univ. of Maine. WILLIAM H. DIAMOND 236 Summer Avenue Bullet Bill . . . active member in the Student Union and Student Faculty Advisory Board . . . enjoyed Anatomy with Mr. Garland . . . future plans include college and possibly graduate school. JOHN RAYMOND DECOWSKI 26 Randall Road Jack . . . active in track. Ski Club . . . also enjoys waterskiing . . . favorite classes include Urban Soc. and Physics . . . known as member of the “Kimball Road Gang” . . . has no future plans. SCOTT WINTHROP DIDHAM 114 Main Street Scott . . . enjoyed his history class with Mr. Brosnan . . . also had fun taking Biology . . . Scott hopes to go to a four year college. •T 46 LAWRENCE DIPIETRO 23 Sturges Road Larry . .. enjoys sports, especially scuba-diving and skiing with the Ski Club . . . favorite teacher is Ms. Cavanaugh . . . his future includes attending a four year college. PATRICIA ANN DONOVAN 144 Prospect Street Pat .. . enjoys tennis in spare time . . . member of the Baton Squad . . . played Powder Puff football ... Sr. Class Executive Board ... art staff of yearbook . .. plans to attend business school. DEBORAH A. DIVITO 251 Haverhill Street Debbie . . . Executive Board member . . . enjoyed all math courses . . . favorite teachers include Mr. Holhngsworth, Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Symonds . . . hopes to become a math teacher. CAROL JEANNE DOUCETTE 35 Orange Street Mousy . . . favorite teachers are Mrs. Gediman and Mr. Dunbar . . . enjoys poetry and studying myths ... in the future, Carol would like to go to college. AMY L. DIXON 238 Woburn Street Amy . . . member of varsity field hockey team . . . National Honor Society . . . Profile Co-Editor . . . enjoys camping, swimming, and tennis . . . Powder Puff . .. Senior Play . . . future plans include college. DONNA DOUCETTE 145 Woburn Street Shortie . . . favorite subject was Data Processing with Mr. Levesque . . . when not working at Discount Cleaners, enjoys bowling and softball . . . plans a career in computer training. : ••• 47 MARY DOUCETTE 73 Libby Avenue Jane . . . member of T.A.R.D.S. . . . plans to take a post-grad, course at the Vocational School . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Patterson . . . loves to attend parties. CHARLOTTE MARIE DUFFY 72 Intervale Terrace Charlotte . . . always on time to her favorite class — history . . . admires Mrs. LeClaire . . . member of Pep Squad and business staff of yearbook . . . future includes college. Undoubtedly, we LEO C. DOWNING JR. 331 Haven Street Little Leo . . . enjoys driving and history . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Brett . . . plans to take a year off and then go to college. PAUL F. DUFFY 119 Walnut Street Duff . . . active in Rocketeen, Outing Club, CYO basketball . . . Civil War with Mr. Kelly . . . enjoys bowling and working at Atlantic . . . Senior Play . . . plans to go to college to become a law officer. ALAN L. DOYON 103 Timbernack Drive A1 . . . member of Ski Club and National Honor Society . . . enjoys swimming, skiing, and riding motorcycles . . . favorite subjects included math, business and lunch . . . plans to go on to college. CHRISTINE DUNN 27 Woodward Avenue Chris . . . played field hockey . . . likes water skiing, biking, and parachuting . . . belongs to church choir . . . works at Winchester Hospital . . . plans to major in nursing at college. all have some plans for the future. 48 MARK JOHN ELWELL 15 Dustin Road Porky . . . enjoys all sports . . . was a member of the football, baseball and hockey teams ... his favorite class was gym with Mr. Hales ... in the future, plans to attend college. CHRISTINA MARIE EDWARDS 299 West Street Chris . . . enjoys swimming, sunshine, square dancing . . . her favorite teacher was Mr. Brosnan . . . after a year off, plans to attend nursing school. HEIDI EMERY 165 Main Street Hides . . . employed by Howard Johnson’s . . . plans to see the world after graduation. DEBRA I. ELLIS 12 Middle Street Debbie . . . enjoys swimming and parties . . . favorite class was Accounting with Mr. Brett . . . plans to attend business school. CHARLES H. ELERS 60 Edgemont Avenue Jay . . . enjoys basketball and hockey . . . Iris favorite subject was history . . undecided about future plans. JAMES DUNNING 31 Collins Avenue Jim ... sports-lover . . . participates in skiing, swimming and car racing . . . works part time at Larry’s Arco . . . plans to attend a technical college. Whether our plans are to continue our education, to 49 ' r MICHELE EMERY 165 Main Street Mitch enjoys skiing . . . member of the Ski Club and Outing Club . . . employed by Howard Johnson’s . . . plans for the future are undecided. CHERYL ANN ENGEL 37 Dana Road Cheryl . . . cheerleader for two years . . . Vice-President in sophomore grade . . . member of gymnastics team and Pep Squad . . . likes to bike, swim, and go to football games .. . loves the beach. ROBERT FALLON 282 West Street Bob . . . member of the football team . . . “dumb football player” . . . liked class with Mr. Kelly . . . Senior Play . . . enjoys talking politics and hopes to attend law school after graduation. MARIO R. ESCRICH 45 Ash Street “Stretch” . . . enjoyed Spanish class with Mr. Donovan . . . member of the basketball team . . . plans to further his education after graduation. JOHN JOSEPH FALKENSTROM 18 Fairview Avenue “Jumbo” . . . enjoys sports and acting . . . member of the Football team and the Drama Club . . . Mr. Greene was a favorite . . . future plans include business school. wmm • i ROBIN FANCHER 11 Vista Avenue Robin . . . musically minded . . . enjoyed Select Chorus, Glee Club, and Band . . . member of Drama Club . . . likes skiing . . . will attend a four year college and study liberal arts. work, or just to learn more about people by traveling 50 WILLIAM FARRELL 443 West Street Bill . . . enjoyed all sports . . was a member of the track team . . . enjoyed working on cars . . . was employed at Randy’s Service Station . . . has enlisted in the Army. CHARLES A. FARLEY 71 Track Road Chuck . . . likes math . . . enjoyed class with Mr. Kelly . . . works at a machine shop . . . plans to attend college or work with machines in the future. DEBORAH A. FARRIS 8 Washington Street Debbie . . . liked Law with Mr. Greene . . . enjoys parties and going out . . . her plans include marriage after graduation. DAVID FASCIANO 79 Timberneck Drive Dave . . . enjoys playing hockey . . among his favorites were Humanities and English with Mrs. Laffie . . after graduation, plans to further his education. PAUL FEARNSIDE 51 Whittier Road Fern . . . captain of hockey and spring track . . . participated on football team . . . enjoyed chemistry, pre-calculus, and anatomy . . . liked Mr. Neely . . . plans to major in chemical engineering. SUSAN JEAN FEENER 626 Haverhill Road Sue . . . enjoys skiing and hiking ... a member of National Campers and Hikers Assoc. . . . intends to do secretarial work in the future. around the country, we have laid the foundation for 51 REBECCA FIELDS 76 Prospect Street Becky . . . President of Drama Club . . . likes art and music . . . involved in Outing Club and Ataraxia . . . National Honor Society . . . enjoyed Mr. Cahill. BRIAN PAUL FIELDS 243 Haverhill Street Brian . . . favorite subject was social studies with Mr. Swanson . . . enjoys all types of sports . . . plans to go to college next year. JOEDIE ANN FIERRO 181 South Street Joedie . . . future includes nursing . . . Biology with Mr. Soule was her most enjoyable class . . . likes to ski and go horseback riding. KEVIN PLATEAU 438 Lowell Street Kevin .. . loves the Cape, water skiing, parlies and calling people “chump” . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Gillis . . . wants to get rich quick and be a confirmed bachelor. MARY ELLEN FOLEY 34 Hancock Street Fols . . . likes office practice and Mr. Brett . . . likes football, member of the Pep Squad . . . enjoys hockey and basketball . . . plans to become a secretary. DAWN LESLIE FOLLAND 38 Blueberry Lane Dawn . . . member of Baton Squad ... on Powder Puff .. . likes law with Mr. Appleby and C.P. math .. . yearbook staff and executive board . . . will become a nursery school teacher. all our future life. 52 DONNA ALICE FOLLAND 38 Blueberry Lane Donna . . . liked Psychology with Mr. Valeska .. . member of Baton Squad and Powder Puff team . . . likes to ski and work on the yearbook . . . plans to become a nurse. SUSAN JEAN FULLER 21 Winter Street Sue . . . her favorites include Glee Club, Anatomy and Mr. Neely . . . she enjoyed water skiing and playing football with friends . . . she intends to work after graduation. JERRIANNE FRANKLIN 3 Evergreen Road “All shall meet again, and unite with their fellow man; when watermelons shall cry no more and the rain will not come from above.” Tim Morrison . . . Jerri plans to study dance therapy. DIANE LYN GADBOIS 256 Grove Street Dose . . . participated in Baton Squad, Powder Puff and modern jazz . .. likes camping and swimming . . . Wayside Bazaar cashier . . . will attend school to become a legal secretary. i k JOAN MARY FREEMAN 25 Springvale Road Joan ... horseback riding, skiing, camping, concerts, finding homes for stray animals . . . Ski and Outing Clubs, A.S.P.C.A. . . . will go to Bermuda, then college for elementary education. DIANE JEANNE GALANTE 17 Colburn Street Dee . . . Baton Squad member, yearbook staff and Powder Puff . .. liked Soc., Mr. Neely and Mr. Swanson . . . intends to go to college and become a nursery school teacher. •a •T� 53 MICHAEL F. GALLAGHER 41 Oak Street Mike . . . member of track team . . . Mr. Croft was his favorite . . . hopes to attend college. LESLIE GARDINER 35 Sunnyside Avenue Leslie . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Greene . . . likes watching and playing football . . . loves to swim . . . employed at McDonald’s . . . intends to go to college and study social sciences. MICHAEL GANDOLFI 16 Briarwood Avenue Mike’s favorite teacher was Mrs. Quinn . . . enjoys writing music and rehearsing with a small jazz ensemble . . . plans to major in composition and guitar at Berklee College. DONNA GARDNER 173 Main Street JAMES R. GARD 110 Green Street Jim, Gardy . . . likes hockey, surfing, skiing and Demolay . . . Mr. Valeska, Mr. Gillis, soc. and business . . . McKesson and Robbins employment . . . plans to attend accounting school. DOUGLAS FOSTER GARRARD 21 Cumberland Road Fuzz . . . Tard . . . “This is the life” . , . photography, camping, pulling capers . . . likes hockey, swimming, football, and skiing . . . Outing, Skiing and Glee Clubs . . . will major in photography. But as w e leave high school, the rules we have 54 DENNIS B. GAUTREAU 4 Tanglewood Circle Denny . . , enjoys working on cars and playing pool . . . worked on Ataraxia magazine . . . would like to attend a technical school for auto mechanics. KIM MICHELE GENEST 55 Pinevale Avenue Kimba . , . enjoys horseback riding, and skiing .. . Outing and Ski Club . . . Baton Squad . . , likes Mr. Hollingsworth, ceramics. Algebra, and concerts . , . wants to be an airline stewardess. LUANNE M. GELENIAN Hancock Street Fugi . . . likes Mr. Brett, Accounting II, Mr. Levesque, and Data Processing . . . “Oh my God!” . . . Baton Squad member . . . likes swimming, walking, going to the beach . . . plans to be a secretary. DEBRA M. GEORGE 279 Haven Street Debbie . . . worked at Poly-Paks . . . member of N.H.S., Ski Club . . . likes yoga, music, and concerts . .. wants to go on to college. lived by must give way to RONALD F. GEMELLARO 1149 Main Street Chico . . . worked at a gas station . . . liked Mrs. Laffie . . . enjoyed typing and Data Processing . . . will work full time after graduation. JANET MARIE GILBERT 42 Washington Street Janet . . . Mr. Congdon and English are among her R.M.H.S. memories . . . works at McDonald’s . . . hopes to be a secretary. new rules. 55 SHARON LEE GILDEA 16 Highland Street Sharon . . . likes to ski ... executive board . . . worked at Anton’s . . . Mr. Brett and Field Seminar . . . may be a nursery school teacher. DAVID E. GILLMAN 93 Hamden Street Punchy . . . enjoys track and street hockey . .. enjoyed Soc. and classes with Mrs. Laffie . . . employed at Blais Porter . . . plans to go to truck driving school after graduation. JUDITH ANN MARIE GILLIS 176 High Street Gil ... Cheerleader Capt., Powder Puff . . . swimming, ballet . . . Glee Club, Nat’l Honor Society, Student Union, Jr. and Sr. Exec. Board and Rocketeen . . . major in psychology or social sciences. ANDREA GISH 16 Glenmere Circle Andy . . . remembers rides with “Bertha” and going to the beach . . . Powder Puff football . . . Baton Squad member . . . future plans include college. PATRICIA A. GILLIS 308 Franklin Street Pat . . . Senior Class Executive Board member . . . enjoyed shorthand classes . . . works as a secretary in a nurse’s office . . . plans to attend a junior college and then travel. ROBERT GODDARD 227 Haverhill Street Bob . . . enjoyed Mr. Gillis’ classes and accounting classes . . . enjoys skiing and plans to attend business college after graduation . . . works at Atlantic Food Mart. Have you ever wondered why puppies get away with 56 biting their elders? It is because they are KAREN GUARINO 139 Haverhill Street Chump .. . member of Pep Squad . . . enjoys all sports especially football “not too” . . . volunteer at Havvdhorne Regional Center .. . plans to do something in the legal field. JOHN GREGORIO 38 Lawrence Road Greg . .. “hey, whatsa matter for you?” enjoyed Business Law and Mr. Swanson’s classes . . . employed at Greg’s Depot Cleaners ... a steam cleaning business is a future goal. CATHLEEN ANN MARIE GRIFFIN 94 Middlesex Road Lille Griff, Red . .. enjoyed typing and Mr. Gillis’ classes .. . enjoys working at Howard Jolinson’s and plans to be a waitress. RALPH A. GRANDE 9 Linnea Lane “Mendo” . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Hollingsworth and likes to play hockey . . . employed at Zayre’s . . . college is in the future. KEVIN GRIMES 83 John Carver Road Kevin . . . Co-captain of wrestling team . . . enjoys working on cars . . . plans to attend a technical institute and major in automotive engine research and design. MARILYNDA CHRISTINE GOOD 228 Woburn Street Mari, Mae . . . enjoyed Mr. Caliill’s classes and Music Theory . . . enjoys skin diving, football, and archery . . . plans to study music in college. 57 MICHAEL DAVID GUGGER 86 Howard Street CHERYL A. GUAZZALOCA 61 Arcadia Avenue “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others, cannot keep it from themselves.” James Barrie. DAVID EARL GUSTAFSON 16 Kelch Road Gus . .. favorite class was Ceramics with Mr. Wood . . . enjoys all outside sports especially football . . . Gus’s plans for the future are undecided. Jake .. . enjoyed Anatomy, Gym and classes with Mr. Swanson and Mr. Valeska . . . varsity letters in football, wrestling and track .. . hopes to attend U. Mass, or Springfield for physical education. MARK LAWRENCE HABEL 45 Intervale Terrace Mark . . . enjoyed biology and chemistry . . . was an Eagle Scout . . . worked at New England Memorial Hospital .. . would hke to further education in geology. JANET LEE GUPTILL 114 Arcadia Avenue Guppy . . . enjoys Geometry, Mr. Rhodes and his classes, basketball, water skiing, saiUng . , . member of Rainbow, Congo Youth Group, four years in Band . . . Powder Puff . . . major in special education. KENNETH W. HABERMAN 27 Longwood Road Habe ., . “Smile, it’s good for you!” enjoyed Business Law and Principles of Investment and classes with Mr. Gillis... enjoys football and track . . . optimistic about The Future. protected by unwritten laws reserved for the young 58 RICHARD S. HAGEN 103 West Street BYRON JOSLIN HALL III 18 Kieran Road Skip . . . member of New England Trail Rider Association . , . enjoys skiing, cycle racing . . . works at Cerretani’s, enjoyed science and math classes . . . plans to enter G.E. Apprentice Program. ANDREW PETER HAGOPIAN 134 Wakefield Street Andy . . . enjoyed “American Indians” with Mr. Anderson . . . member of Drama Club . . . enjoys tennis, hockey and rooting for the N.Y. Rangers and Knicks . . . college is in the future. CAROL ANN HAMEL 224 High Street Munchkin .. . “We’re off to see the Wizard” , . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Nisco and Mr. Valeska . . . likes friends, skiing, skating , . . Yearbook Staff . .. future holds tea ching as a career. EDWARD WILLIAM HALEY JR. 90 Mineral Street Ed .. . enjoys Mr. Valeska’s classes . . . member of Reading Youth Hockey, Sturgis Fountain Club, Student Union, works as custodian , . . liberal arts with major in education in future. MICHAEL HANSON 17 Plymouth Road Mike . . . enjoyed law and gym classes with Coach White . . . enjoys football, basketball, motorcycles . . , member of Demolay . . . future plans indefinite. which allow them a greater freedom than their elders. 59 KIM SUSAN HARVEY 12 Walnut Street KATHLEEN M. HARDY 598 Summer Avenue Kathy . . . enjoyed English classes and Mr. Congdon’s classes . . . works at Compugraphic and plans to have business as a career . , . enjoys horseback riding and Band. “Wabbit” . . . enjoys sports . . . member of field hockey, Powder Puff, Band and Outing Club . . . Rainbov , Congo Youth Group .. . works at Pizza World and plans to attend college. MARTHA L. HATCH 252 Charles Street Marty . . . enjoyed Biology . . . member of Outing and Gymnastics Clubs, Pep Squad, Sr. Executive Board . . . enjoys skiing and swimming . . . college is in the future. BRIAN STEPHEN HAYES 20 Willow Street “Elvin”, “Shmy” . . . enjoyed classes in composition and the Future . . . plans to write novels . . . “if you’re nervous, bite your fingernails.” CLARK EMERSON HAZELWOOD 868 Main Street Clark . . . enjoys playing basketball and likes outdoor track . . . plans to further Iris education in college. BRUCE THOMAS HEBENTON 34 Van Norden Road Hebs . . . enjoyed math and gym classes . . . member of varsity hockey and cross-country teams . . . enjoys sports . . . worked at Meadowbrook Country Club . . . plans to attend college for physical education. But, when a puppy grows older, he must fight another 60 DIANNE MARIE HEFFERNAN 495 West Street Die . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Blaney, Mr. Levesque and Miss Reed . . . enjoys horseback riding, water skiing, and swimming . . . employed as waitress . . . plans to become airline stewardess. CHARLES C. HERLIHY 1 Charles Street “Chuck” . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Gillis . . . enjoys hunting and camping . . . works for the “Tireman” . . . plans to join the Army after graduation. GARY D. HEINSTROM 526 Summer Avenue “Himie” . . . enjoys shop with .Mr. Patterson . . . likes football and hockey . . . plans to travel across country before becoming a carpenter. DAVID HEROOK 25 Landers Road Hook . . . member of football and basketball team . . . enjoys playing hockey, baseball, and skiing . . . “The name of this song is” . . future plans include college. AMY LOUISE HENDERSON 62 Summer Avenue “Hendy”, “Morgan” . . . member of the Glee Club and Band . . . enjoys Exploring Human Nature with Mr. Neely . . . likes to swim . . . after graduation will go to Bates and major in psychology. DEIRDRE R. HEWITT 23 Lee Street “Dee-Dee” . . . likes going to Sanbornville N.H., cruising, water skiing . “Hedda!” . . . plans to be an X-ray technician. dog as an equal. Up to now. we have been protected 61 CANDACE ANNE HIITT 815 Main Street Candy ... enjoys swimming and bikeriding . . . assistant-head of Pep Squad, Nat’l Honor Soc., Rainbow and Senior Exec. Board . . . plans include nursing. REGINA LOUISE HOELL 16 Springvale Road “Reggie” . . . enjoys Japan class with Mr. Lovely, Anatomy, and Microbiology . . . volunteers at Winchester Hospital . . . hopes to go into nursing. JOHN WILLIAM HILDRETH 20 Pierce Street John . . . enjoyed classes with Ms. Cavanaugh . . . after graduation in June, plans to become a truck driver . . eventually wants to own a race car. SCOTT HOFFMAN 96 Border Road Scott . . . loves to play and watch all sports, especially hockey, football, and baseball . . . enjoyed math . . . plans to attend college. JANET HODGES 40 Sherwood Road Janet . . . member of Rainbow and the Church Youth group ... enjoys swimming and biking . . remembers Mr. Murphy’s Physics class . . . plans to attend a two or four year college. JANE ELLEN A. HOLLIS 18 Chestnut Road Jane . . . enjoyed English and classes with Mr. Zenewicz . . . member — Ski Club, Sr. Exec. Board, yearbook. Powder Puff . . . plans to go into teaching. by such laws, but no longer. Some of us may have 62 ROBERT HOUSE 77 Gleason Road Bob .. . enjoyed liistory classes with Mr. Kelly . .. enjoys sports , . . football, golf and siding .. . plans to further his education in college. ELAINE MARIE HOWLAND 12 George Street Laine . . . head of Pep Squad . . . active member of Sr. Executive Board, enjoys the out-of-doors . . . plans to attend college. JAMES WILLIAM HOWLAND 33 Winter Street Jim . . . enjoyed Law with Mr. Greene . . . enjoys football . . . future plans — wants to become an F.B.I. agent, then a millionaire. HENRY DOUGLAS HOYLE 65 Marla Lane George Metesky, Doug . . . likes loyal subjects .. . “We have met the enemy and he is us” .. . Doug enjoys walking in circles. PAULA HOYT 91 Pleasant Street Paula . .. active member of Baton Squad, Drama Club, Glee Club, and Checknights ... likes to watch football . . . enjoyed Play Reading with Miss Cavanaugh . . . hairdressing school. JAMES E. HUBBARD 214 Lowell Street Hub .. . favored subject was Data Processing and teacher was Mr. Levesque . . . member of wresthng team . . . would hke to attend a technical college after high school. already discovered that a frivolous attitude is 63 tJI CYNTHIA ANN HUNT 129 Wakefield Street JOSEPH HAROLD HULSE Sanborn Lane “Joe” . . . shy, quiet . . . likes class with Mr. Levesque . . . enjoys working . . . plans to earn a lot of money. JEFFREY HURLBERT 40 Covey Hill Road Howard . . . was a member of the football team . . . his favorite teacher was Mr. Lovely . .. enjoys skiing . . . plans to go to colleg e after graduation. Cindy . . . member of Drama, Ataraxia, and Ski Club . . . took part in gymnastics . .. belonged to Student Union, School Committee . . . plans to travel and then attend a four year college. SHARON ANNE HUTCHINSON 79 Woburn Street Rooney, Hutch . . . liked music, Latin, and Shakespeare . . . enjoyed Mr. Roth and Mr. Hodgkins . . . active in Drama and Glee Club . . . Ataraxia Lit. Ed. . . . will study English and history in college. LORI ANN HUNT 9 Lee Street Lori . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Valeska . . . Cheerleader . . . member of Ski Club, Youth EMARC, Student Union and Rocketeen . . . Student Advisory Council Rep. . . . nursing career is in the future. DAVID HYSLIP 70 Green Street Dave . . . winter and spring track . . . enjoyed geometry, trigonometry, and Mr. Black . . . would like to go to college to become a math teacher. no longer acceptable. If we continue to act as 64 ‘ puppies”, others will look at us LEO lACOPUCCI 253 Franklin Street Pooch . . . preferred Mr. Myslicki’s gym class . . . played on hockey team . . . enjoys all sports, especially football . . . likes to party, Hang Ten, and listen to good music. MARTHA JACOBUS 24 Puritan Road Marty . . . enjoys horseback riding and skiing ... member of Ski Club, Powderpuff . . . liked Ms. Sellers, Mr. Valeska, and Biology . . . plans to go to nursing school and travel. DAVID L. IRONS 245 Franklin Street Dave . . . participation in outside sports include hockey, baseball, and football . . . enjoyed English . . . his favorite teacher was Mr. Bond ... a future in auto mechanics is planned. DIANNE JARVIS 49 Victoria Avenue Dianne . . . enjoys skiing . . . member of Pep Squad and National Honor Society . . . liked Field Seminar course . . . will major in early childhood education at college. RAYMOND W. IVERSON 97 Curtis Street Butch . . . active in Ski and Outing Clubs . . . liked French and Spanish . . . Miss Cavanaugh was favorite teacher . . . worked on Pioneer Profile Staff . . . plans to attend college. SUSAN JEAN 4 Cold Spring Road Suzie . . . works at Discount Cleaners . . . plans to go to hairdressing school. with cold eyes. 65 SHARON ANN JONES 25 Lewis Street Slier, Jonesy . . . four year Pep Squad member . . . liked skating and going to hockey games . . . enjoyed Shorthand and Accounting with Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Brett . . . plans to enter the air lines. DAVID KATHAN 704 Haverhill Street Dave . . . “that’s ridiculous!” . . . U.S. History with Mr. Kelly . . . member of Drama Club, Model U.N. and spring and winter track teams . . . plans to major in political science in college. Becoming an STEVEN JONES 31 Baker Road Steve . . . enjoys all out of door sports . . . Junior Assistant Scoutmaster . . . “You win a few, you lose a few” . . . plans to attend law school. ANDREW HAROLD KAULBACH 9 Twin Oaks Road A. K., Crebs . . . member of the hockey, football and baseball teams . . . likes to ski . . . enjoyed algebra and geometry . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Shapira . . . expects to go to a business school. adult is a dijficult BARBARA JOUDRIE 11 Spring Street Red, Barb . . . liked Art, Ceramics, and Glee Club . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Greene . . . intends to work after high school. BRIAN KEENAN 43 Berkeley Street Brian . . . likes to watch and play most sports . . . was a member of the cross country and golf teams . . , worked at New Seabury Country Club . . . enjoyed Mr. Neely ... will major in communications. Step to take: 66 STEVEN KENNETH KEENE 30 Scotland Road JANET ANN KELLY 24 Criterion Street Jan . . . National Honor Society member . . . enjoys sports, especially softball and basketball . . . likes chemistry with Mrs. Cook . . . nursing school is in the future. MARK WAYNE KEETON 900 Main Street Buster . . . was a member of the winter and spring track team . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Swanson . . . liked gym and his Civil War class. VICTORIA M. KENDALL 199 Bancroft Avenue Vicki . . . belonged to the Outing Club enjoys hiking, camping, and biking . . . works at Allgroves Nursery Greenhouse . . . after graduation, plans to major in biology at college. SUSAN ELLEN KELLEHER 16 Lawrence Road Sue . . . loves to laugh . . . participated in field hockey, basketball, and softball . . . member of Rocketeen, Outing and Ski Clubs . . . Senior Class Vice Pres. . . . plans include nursing or social work. ELAINE T. KIEZULAS 68 Grove Street “Yazoo” . . . belonged to the Glee Club for three years . . . works at the Greenview Manor Nursing Home . . . after graduation her plans include going to college to major in nursing. in order to succeed, we must learn to play the 67 FRANCIS KILEY JR. 61 Wliitehall Lane Franny . . . played on school hockey team ... enjoys playing football, baseball, and hockey . . . works at a gas station . . . future plans are indefinite. GEORGE KULICK 58 Spruce Road George . . . member of the spring track team and the Ski Club . . . enjoys skiing and playing tennis . . . liked Mr. Appleby and Law . . . after graduation, plans include college. WALTER KULAKOWSKI 44 Oak Street Wally . . . liked calculus and psychology . . . member of a rock band . . . works at the Mobil gas station . . . after graduation Wally intends to go on to college. ROBERT PARKER KIMBALL 98 Spruce Road Parker . . . member of the Ski Club and Y.M.C.A. . . . likes skiing, bowling, and swimming . . . works at the First National . . . plans to go to a business college after graduation. STEPHEN MICHAEL KOHLER 140 Oak Street Jask, Neut . . . Ataraxia Art . . . member of Demolay . . . enjoys playing and watching football . . . loves all aspects of music . . likes the “better half’ . . . interested in liberal arts college. f y MARY JUDITH KYLE 12 Auburn Street Jude . . . member of Ski Club, Outing Club, and Student Union . . . enjoys skiing, hiking, and riding horseback . . . works in the Atlantic Meat Room . . . plans to become a nurse. adult game with cleverness. ••• • r� 68 DAVID LANDRY 13 Parker Street JANET LABELLA 40 Batchelder Road Stella . . . likes partying, concerts and riding on the back of choppers . . . likes the Ball of Confusion . . . thinking about working for the airlines or going to Northeastern. Dave . . . plays on the school hockey team . .. enjoys playing hockey and dirt bike riding . . . after graduation plans to travel a little and then go on to college. JAMES LASCHl 156 Main Street EUGENE A. LAURENTl 27 Henzie Street “Spaceman” likes the Beatles, London, England, and the Three Stooges . . . likes Mr. Valeska and electronics . . . works at McDonalds . . . plans to go to a vocational school. WILLIAM N. LANIGAN 48 Tennyson Road Bill ... on sophomore and J.V. football teams . . . member of Ski Club . . . liked Psychology with Mr. Valeska . . . after graduating would like to go on to college. SUSAN MARIE LEAHY 286 South Street Sue . . . favorite teacher Mr. Appleby . . . favorite subjects are Law and Latin ... a member of the executive board and Pep Squad . . . she would like to attend college and study history. 69 PETER LEBARON 52 Hartshorn Street KENNETH R. LEVER 357 Lt well Street Ken ... a member of the football, baseball, and basketball teams . . . his favorite subject was U.S. History . . . plans to attend Northeastern University and study criminal law. DIANE LEEAVE 15 Willow Street Di . . . plays softball and football . . . favorite teacher is Mrs. Winkler . . . belongs to the Sports Club . . . after working for 1-2 years plans to go to college. GARY B. LIEBERMANN 236 Grove Street Gary . . . outside of school plays hockey and football . . . also a member of the DeMolay . . . after liigh school plans to become a plumber. EDMOND J. LEMIEUX 86 Middlesex Avenue Ned . . . belongs to Mickey Mouse Motors Inc. .. . plays football in and out of school . . . after high school plans to go to school for General Motors. MATTHEW COLEMAN LINCOLN 13 Baldwin Lane Matt . . . participates in spring track and wrestling .. . outside of school, he scuba dives and skis . . . would like to go on to aeronautical engineering or some field of aviation. : 70 LAUREN NATALIE LITTLE 120 Prescott Street KRISTI ANN LINDGREN 68 Maple Ridge Road Kris ... a member of the Pep Squad, Profile Staff, Ski Club, Executive Board . . . Powder Puff Football . . . G’rilla . . . after graduation plans to go to a college to study nursing. JOSEPH A. LOMBARDOZZI 62 Cross Street Lrrmbo ... is a member of the Ski Club and the Outing Club . . . his favorite teacher and subject are Mr. Brett and Accounting . . . after high school plans to take it easy. Lauren . . . her favorite teacher is Mr. Valeska ... a member of the Senior Executive Board and Ataraxia . . . after high school, would like to study medical technology. JOHN EGISTO LUCCHINI 16 Curtis Street John ... a cast member of the Senior Play . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Wales . . . outside sports include hockey and scuba diving . . . after graduation plans to enter R.O.T.C. and college. STACY BUCHANAN LOESCH 489 Summer Avenue Stacy . . . his favorite subject is Calculus . . . an active member of the tennis team . . . also belongs to the National Honor Society . . . plans to go to college after graduation. RICHARD JAMES LUCEY 139 Pine Ridge Road Rick . . . his favorite teacher was Mr. Kaczowka . . . belongs to Ski Club . . . plans to go to a prep school or college after graduation. I 71 is this all happening to us? It is ROBERT LUTH 19 Boyce Street SALLY ANN MACISAAC 270 Pleasant Street Sally . . . enjoys horseback riding and swimming . . . favorite teacher and subject are Mrs. Roberts and transcription . . . would like to go to a two year business college after graduation. Whv y because WAYNE I. LYNCH 1462 Main Street Wayne . . . plays basketball and is on the track team . . . belongs to the band . . . would like to go to college to study music or political science. MARY ELIZABETH MALCOLM 139 Woburn Street Shorty ... a member of the Pep Squad . . . her outside activities are bowling and bike riding . . . her plans after graduation are indefinite. SUZANNE MAGNUSON 14 Berkeley Street Susie . . . enjoys music, going to concerts, and partying . . . plays piano . . . Youth N.A.R.C. member for one year . . . plans to travel, work and then go on to college, majoring in education. Kerry . . . her favorite teacher is Mr. Garland . . . favorite subjects are Soc. and English . . . hopes to attend a school of nursing. KERRYSUE MACBRIEN 273 Franklin Street 72 LAUREN JEAN MARCHAND 16 Batchelder Road Lauren . . . likes to ski on water and snow . . . works at the First National store . . . plans for the future are indefinite. WYATT AUGUSTINA MARKS 767 Main Street Wyatt . . . member of Reading Concerned Citizens . . Student Union . . loves dancing . . . plans to go fishing and dance off into the forest barefooted. we have aged. ALAN MARCHIO 429 Franklin Street Alan . . . liked Coach Hawkcs . . . enjoyed gym and accounting . . member of golf team . . . works for and belongs to Meadowbrook Country Club . . . would like to become a golf pro. DALE MARSHALL 6 Baldwin Lane Pinhead .. . member of Cheerleading Squad . . . favorite outside sport is Saturday night parties ... a waitress at Friendly’s . . . plans for future are to go to college. DAVID MARIA 29 Belmont Street Dave . . . member of track and cross country team . . . favorite teacher and subject are Mrs. Laffie and English . . . plans after graduation are to travel and attend college. KENNETH MARSHALL 51 Pinevale Avenue Ken . . . enjoyed art ... “Take to heal or tame the horse — the choice is still your own.” — Gram Nash . . . wants to see the country, paint pictures and move to Canada. Since coming to the high school, 73 KIM MARSHALL 6 Baldwin Lane Tork . . . favorite teachers are Mr. Brosnan and Mr. Swanson . . . favorite things are weekends and partying . . . Friendly’s waitress . . . plans on going to college. LUCILLE ANN MATTERA 1481 Main Street Lucy . .. liked Mr. Anderson, ceramics . . . “Isn’t that cute!” . . . Vice-president Youth E.M.A.R.C. . . . Drama Club . . . wants to help handicapped and retarded. FAKHRIA MASUMI 30 Vale Road Faria . . . our exchange student . . . likes all teachers . . . Anatomy and English are favorite subjects . . . AFS and Outing Club . . . she plans to study medicine after high school. KATHLEEN MCAULEY 104 Pleasant Street Kathie .. . favorite teacher, Mr. Gillis “Man” . .. loves swimming, parties, cars . . . works at Pizza World . . . would like to get a job and work for a while then travel. RICHARD CHARLES MATHEWS 17 Wentworth Road Rich . . . member of Ski Club . . . likes ski racing . . . Sturgis .. . enjoyed first period with Mr. Hollingsworth . . . works at Mobil . . . future plans include going to college. BEVERLY MCCARTHY 154 Grove Street Bev . . . favorite teachers are Mr. Gillis, Miss O’Brien, and Mr. Levesque . . . favorite subject is Office Practice ... no plans for the future. vye have hopefully grown four years wiser, more KAREN MCCARTHY 43 Woodland Road Karen . . . favorite subjects are Law and French . . . plays tennis in spare time . . . member of the Senior Executive Board . . . works as a dental assistant . . . plans to attend a 4-year business college. BRIAN PATRICK MCGEE 29 Woodland Road Brian . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Swanson . . . co-captain of winter and spring track teams . . . member of the Senior Executive Board . . . plans to further education in engineering. DAVID JOHN MCDONALD 11 Arlington Street Mac ... his favorite teacher is Mr. Lovely . . . enjoyed liis lunches . . . plays in a rock group by the name of “Sanborn Hill” . .. plans to go into the Army. THOMAS FRANCIS MCGRAIL 56 Putnam Road Goober . . . manager of wrestling team . . . favorite teacher is Miss Dilg . . . favorite subject is Art . . . plans to go on to Law school. JOANNE MARIE MCFADDEN 75 Jolm Carver Road Jo . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Swanson . . . enjoyed Soc. . . . Powder Puff . . . works at Cerretani’s . . . plans to go to a two year business college. KATHLEEN HELEN MCKENZIE 123 Oak Street Kathy . . . enjoys hockey, swimming and tennis ... is a volunteer worker at the Danvers State Hospital and a chambermaid at Holiday Inn . . . enjoyed English . . . wants to be a secretary. understanding of, and patient with those around us. 75 KRISTINE MCKENZIE 221 Pleasant Street Kris . . . favorite is Mr. Bond . . . enjoys math, English and accounting . . . likes to snow and water ski ... belongs to Rainbow . . . hopes to attend Northeastern. KAREN MERULLO 9 Browning Terrace Karen . . . member of Drama Club, Glee Club . . . our AES representative to Tunisia for the summer of 1973 . . . favorites include Dr. Kelly and Mr. Roth . . . would like to go to college for political science. MICHELLE MCMANUS 13 A Street Mickey . . . enjoys English with Mr. Croft . . . also likes gym and law . . . works at Friendly’s . . . plans to go on to college after graduation. MARK ROBERT MESERVE 46 Prescott Street Meez . . . Habala . . member of the football team . . . plays baseball, basketball and tennis . . . enjoyed English and phys. ed. classes . . . was cook at Old Orchard Beach . . . will attend college. • •• 76 DAVID GEORGE MCNALL 4 Tennyson Road Pickle . . . favorite time is weekends . . . plays varsity hockey . . . works at a Gulf station . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Swanson . . . after higli school, plans to work for the railroad. ROBERT WILLIAM MESSINA 310 South Street Messines . . . favorite teacher is Miss Sellers . . . favorite sport is laughing . . . no plans for after graduation. • • •A k . LISA M. MILES 32 Catherine Avenue Lisa . . . co-captain tennis . . . plays field hockey . . . outside sports include sailing and skiing . . . member of the Girl Scouts, Band and Executive Board . . . plans to go into biological science. MARIA MICALIZZI 431 South Street JAMES DAVID MEUSE 47 Highland Street Dave . . . favorite subject: social studies . . . plays varsity tennis . . . belongs to P.A.C.E. . . . member of Ski Club . . . plans to study to become a lawyer. WILLIAM T. MOORE 44 Catherine Avenue Bill . . . played football . . . favorite teacher and subject are Mr. Rhodes and Biology . . . after graduation, would like to study biology at college. KENNETH MOORE 31 Curtis Street Ken . . . varsity football player . . . also plays hockey and softball . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Levesque . . . works at a gas station . . . Sturges Park member . . . plans to go to college. JOHN F. MORAN 40 Barrows Road Jake . . . President of Senior Class . . . captain of winter track . . . “Music is the universal language and love is the key to peace, hope, and understanding and living in harmony.” Mac Davis. ••• 77 DIANNE MORGAN 917 Main Street Dianne ... is employed at American Mutual part-time . . . after high school, would like to go out and work in the business field. TIMOTHY G. MORRISON 508 West Street Tim . .. enjoys all sports and outdoor activities . . . Senior Play, drew raves from all critics . .. Outing Club . . . plays the drums . . . hopes to continue with education and become famous. DEBBIE ANN MORIN 26 Pleasant Street Moron . . . Enjoys playing guitar and drums . . . partying . . . likes to meet people and travel . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Valeska . . . wants to go to college. JOHN MYERS 18 Milton Road Big Jolm ... “A woman’s place is in the home” . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Swanson .. . Gym and Study are favorite subjects . . . plans to enter mechanical field. JAMES MORRIS 63 Tennyson Road Merc . . . favorite subject is Math . . . played basketball, track, and cross country . . . Outing Club member . . . Senior Executive Board . . . National Honor Society . . . plans include college. PAULA NAZZARO 21 Melbourne Avenue Paula . . . plans for after graduation in June include going to college. There is a story about a boy who cau ght a caterpillar 78 and put it in a bottle. The caterpillar enclosed CHERYL NEWTON 65 Charles Street Cheryl . . . belonged to band for four years . . . favorite class was field seminar . . . works part-time at Beaconway . . . plans to attend college and major in elementary education. KEVIN FRANCIS O’BRIEN 100 Grove Street Obie . . . active member of the baseball and basketball teams . . . hopes to go to a college or a prep school. ROBIN NELSON 89 Woburn Street Robin . . . favorite class was Data Processing ... is employed part-time at McDonalds . . . plans to work with computers after graduating. i d BETH OBERG 47 Colonial Drive LORI NOZICK 38 Emerson Street Larr . . . loves the outdoors, drawing, painting, music . . . favorite classes were Sociology and Art . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Valeska . . . plans to attend art school. Pat ... Senior Executive Board, Pep Squad, also Yearbook staff . . . played Powder Puff football . . . plans to attend nursing school. PATRICIA M. O’BRIEN 27 Plymouth Road 79 KHVIN JOSEPH O’MALEY 7 Milton Road Kevin . . . member of the wrestling team . .. plays football and basketball in spare time . . . friendly . . . plans to go to college. PHILIP W. PARKER 49 Hillcrest Road Phil . . . favorite course was Distributive Education . . . liked Law class . . . will proceed to college and in the future open his own business. itself in a cocoon, and when the cocoon was finished, { PATRICIA L. PARKER 30 Vale Road Pat . . . member of Outing Club . . . Girl Scouts . .. loves to go skiing and horse back riding . . . plans to go to college after graduation. RICHARD A. PARRY 35 Federal Street Dick ... a musician . . . “the contrary of a welcome probability will assert itself whenever such an eventuality is likely to be most frustrating” . . . plans to go to college. JOHN T. OPPEDISANO JR. 124 Oak Street Jacky . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Gillis . . . Law class . . . enjoys working on cars of all kinds . . . hopes to become a carpet installation mechanic. LORI CERISE PARKS 29 Catherine Avenue Lori . . . active in Senior Class . . . Baton Squad Captain . . . Powder Puff football . . . Sr. Executive Board ... art staff of yearbook . . . remembers period 6 gym . . . plans to attend nursing school. 80 STEVEN PARSONS 11 Willard Road SHERYL PARSHLEY 124 Vine Street Parsh .. . favorite teacher was Mr. Gillis . . . liked Accounting class . . . employed at McDonald’s . . . might go to school or go on to work. “Saunders” . . . Band member of Effigy . . . Rocketeen Council member . . . enjoys playing football and hockey . ., plans to attend college for B.S. degree. CAROL A. PEPOLI 40 Pearl Street Carol . . . enjoyed English with Miss Dilg . . . member of Senior Executive Board . . . future plans are going to a secretarial school. NANCY ANN PERRY 10 Spring Street Am 1 more a mind than a body, more a body than a feeling, more a feeling than a memory, more a memory than a future? Hugh Prather DEBRA PETERS 7 Pinevale Avenue Debbie . . remembers trips to New Hampshire . . . loves skiing and waterskiing . . . plans to travel then go on to school. NANCY PIERCE 12 Boyce Street “Long ago it must be, I have a photograph, preserve your memories, they’re all that’s left you.” Paul Simon . . . interested in art . . . plans to attend a college for art. the boy cracked it open. The butterfly died because 81 DORIS ANN POMERLEAU 34 Timberneck Drive “Be gentle with yourself, you are a child of the universe, no less than the trees or the stars you have a right to be here.” Desiderata ... an art career lies in the future for Doris. JOAN L. POWER 14 Willard Road Jody . . . loves good music and dancing . . . remembers weekends in New Hampshire . . . member of Baton Squad . . . loves to party and have a good time . . . plans to travel and then work. JOHN POWERS 249 High Street EILEEN POWERS 25 Belmont Street “If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song.” Kahlil Gibran BARBARA A. QUINLAN 38 Bear Hill Road Barb . . . enjoys basketball and skiing . . . a member of Baton and Pep Squad . . . her plans include going on to college and majoring in mathematics. MAUREEN PATRICIA REDMOND 197 Washington Street Moe ... are you sure . . . liked English with Mrs. Laffie . . . enjoys running and playing softball . . . plans to go on to a secretarial school. it failed to make its own initial struggle to live: 82 LAURA EMILY REED 62 Scotland Road Laura . . . loves the outdoors ... an avid biker and mountain climber interested in sociology and graphic arts . . . plans to go to an alternative school in Vermont. GAIL REX 151 Grove Street “Em so sorry” . . . enjoyed biology and law classes . . . worked at McDonalds . . . future plans include college. MARK REGAN 78 Winthrop Avenue Mark . . . National Elonor Society student . . . varsity wrestling and tennis teams . . . member of Ski Club . . . likes swimming and going to the beach . . . plans to go to a four year college. JEAN C. RHINERSON 87 Belmont Street Jean .. . enjoyed law class with Mr. Appleby . . . plans to go to college after graduation. DEBORAH ANN REGAZZINl 104 Scotland Road Regga . . . “give me a break” . . . loved Miss Bartlett’s period 6 gym . . . enjoys skiing and playing powder puff . . . Baton Squad Captain . . . plans to attend a four year college, majoring in nursing. DEBRA ANN RICHARDS 198 Haverill Street Debbie ... remembers rides with “Bertha” . . . enjoys skiing . . . Powder Puff football . . . liked Miss O’Brien’s class . . . future plans include modeling or a secretarial school. its will had been broken. It is this initial struggle 83 DAVID ALAN RICHARDSON 56 Berkeley Street Howie . . . likes to play football every weekend and go partying . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Gillis ... his future outlook is undecided. DOROTHY J. RICHARDSON 393 South Street Dottie . . . enjoys going to football games, horseback riding, waterskiing, and swimming . . . works at Woolworth’s . . . plans to attend a business school. KAREN RICHARDSON 8 Torre Street Karen . . . enjoys drag racing, working at Stone’s . . . likes Mr. Levesque . . . hopes to go to a school for mechanics after graduation. PAMELA RICHARDSON 56 Berkeley Street Pam . . . found pleasure in her Photo Offset class . . . likes going to football and hockey games . . . will go on to junior college and work for the airlines. STEVEN WAYNE RICHARDSON 10 Bradford Road Steve . . . enjoyed his art class . . . works part time at the Lord Wakefield . . . liked Mr. Hollingsworth . . . will attend college. WILLIAM WARD RICKER 328 Charles Street Ward . . . favorite faculty member is Mr. Hales . . . will pursue a college career after graduation. that would have given the butterfly wings strong 84 SUSAN RIENDEAU 231 Ash Street RICHARD RIENDEAU 231 Ash Street Rick . .. enjoyed his class with Mr. Kaczowka . . . likes having a good time . . . would like to attend refrigeration school. Sue . . . likes swimming and partying and her weekends . . . plans a career in nursing. TERRY RIKEMAN 86 Forest Street ELAINE MARIE RIZZO 179 Washington Street Riz . . . National Honor Society and Pep Squad member, Yearbook editor . . . enjoyed languages and classes with Mr. Kelly .. . plans to attend college for elementary education. MARY M. ROBERTS 15 Glen Road Mary . . . Pep Squad member . . . liked Data Processing with Mr. Levesque . . . works at Atlantic . . . Mary will go to college. WILLIAM E. RIPA 275 Haven Street Rip . . . enjoys hockey, baseball, and most other sports . . . liked history and Mr. Valeska . . . his future plans include attending college. enough to survive. Our years of high school are WILLIAM ROBICHAUD 1 5 Libby Avenue Bill . . . football team . . . favorite class was Lnglish with Miss Cavanaugh . . . plans on going to college. MARY W. ROBINSON 1 74 West Street Mary . . . member of Senior Executive Board, Profile staff of Pioneer, also Pep Squad . . . enjoyed having Uiw with Mr. Appleby . . . would like to go to college and then travel. KATHLEEN A. ROCHE 360 Main Street Kathy . . . enjoyed having class with Mr. Levesque . . . also Office Practice . . . plans to attend Salem State and become a physical therapist. MICHELE JOAN ROCHE 37 Harvard Street Miki . . . member of Senior Executive board and Drama Club . . . favorite teacher was Mrs. LoPorto . . . enjoyed Law . . . “It’s trivial, trivial” . . . will become an accountant. WILLIAM EDWARD ROSENKRANS 155 Prospect Street Rosie . . . member of the audiovisual crew and Ataraxia Staff . . . likes all sports, especially basketball . . . enjoyed engineering class . . . will go on to college. GEORGE ROSS 291 South Street Chuck . . . athletically inclined . . . Football and Baseball teams . . . liked his social studies class . . . Mr. Levesque . . . future plans include college. behind us and, therefore, we must push on in life and 86 DAVID ROY 92 Curtis Street Dave . . . enjoyed his gym class with Coach Hawkes . .. likes all sports . . . hopes to continue his education. WILLIAM SAUNDERS 46 Sturges Road Willie . . . enjoys sailing, hockey, and skiing . . . member of the Outing Club . . . belonged to cross country team . . . liked accounting with Mr. Gillis . . . plans on attending college. DOUGLAS ROY 19 Blueberry Lane Doug .. . played on the varsity hockey team .. . enjoys playing football and basketball . . . liked Mr. Lovely’s soc. class . . . will go to prep school. KAREN RUTH SCHUBARTH 17 Sturges Road Schubie . . . member of Executive Board, Pep Squad, Drama, and Outing Clubs . . . enjoyed acting and Mr. Valeska . . . “Poor baby” . . . took part in Rainbow and E.Y.C. . . . plans to major in medicine. ) LINDA JEAN SARGENT 81 Curtis Street Linda . . . enjoyed the Psychology class given by Mr. Valeska . . . hopes to attend some kind of business school to become a secretary. JAMES F. SCOUTEN 125 Forest Street Scoots . . . liked Mr. Levesque . . . was on cross country team . . . likes to play softball . . . employed at AFM produce . . . intends to continue liis schooling . . . possibly a career in criminology. Strengthen our wings. The mistakes we have made and 87 PATRICIA SERRENTINO 34 Charles Street CYNTHIA LEE SEAWARD 368 Pearl Street Sea . . . “go lay down” . . . member Baton Squad and Glee Club . . . Rainbow Worthy Advisor and Drama Club Treasurer . . . good listener, likes music . . . college plans include medicine or social work. BRIAN G. SHEEHAN 22 Batchelder Road Buzz . . . liked to play football . . favorite teacher is Mr. Swanson . . . plans after graduation include a four year college. JAMES SHERPEY 12 Pratt Street Jacques . . . likes skiing and golf . . . enjoyed math and science and all his teachers . . . would like to study in the field of meteorology. NANCY ELIZABETH SHEA 242 Summer Avenue Nanci . . . liked psychology . . . Mr. Congdon . . . secretary of Youth E.M.A.R.C. . . . yearbook . . . psychology major in college. ROBERT CHARLES SHERROD 28 Village Street Shred . . . favorite class was Physics . . . enjoys all sporting activities, especially hockey . . . Mr. Bowman was his favorite teacher . . . plans to become an F.B.I. agent. the lessons we have learned are behind us and we have 88 CLIFFORD SMITH 15 Mineral Street Cliff . . . likes football and tennis . . . “cuz it’s Monday” . . . member of A.V. crew and Ataraxia . . . liked Mr. Congdon and engineering . . . would like to go on in school at Worcester Polytech. SUSAN SMALL 536 Haverhill Street Sue . . . interested in horses, riding . . . belongs to 4-H Club of Reading . . enjoyed ceramics and art ... intends to enter the secretarial field. CHRISTINE M. SIRIANOS 45 Audubon Street Cris ... enjoys football and hockey . . . going places . . . employed at Federated Credit Corporation . . . liked business subjects and Mrs. Roberts . . . plans to go on in business and travel. BARBARA SMITH 34 Wakefield Street Barb . . . involved in gymnastics . . enjoys tennis and water sports . . . liked Ms. Sellers, Asian Studies and gym . . . hoping for a career in the airlines. RICHARD SKELLEY 4 Bartlett Circle Skell, Flame . . . member of the wrestling and football team . . . likes all sports . . . plans to go to college. PAULA. SHIEBLER 237 Main Street Paul . . . played basketball and enjoys all sports . . . Outing Club . . . liked math and gym . . . Mr. Valeska ... is employed at Brigham’s . . . plans include going on to college. the rest of our lives to build upon these foundations. 89 DAWN MARIE SMITH 933 Main Street Dawn . . . belonged to the Outing Club, Pep Squad, and Rocketeen . . . enjoyed Law and Mr. Valeska . . . enjoys camping and hiking. WILLIAM SMITH 46 Putnam Road Bill . . . Vice-president, student Rep. of Student Union, and Ad. hoc committee on guidance . , . plans to major in political science or public administrations at a college. STEVEN SMITH 24 Bolton Street Steve . . . participated in hockey and baseball in and out of school . . . likes Mr. Wales . . . “Let’s truck on up.” . . . works at N.E. Trade Center . . . intends to go to college in Boston. DONALD M. SNOW 244 Grove Street Don . . . likes all sports and weekends . . . member of Student Union, Rocketeen, and Chattanooga exchange . . . undecided about the future . . . will either go into the service or to college. SUSAN SMITH 9 Ridge Road Sue . . . enjoys drawing, traveling, and eating . . . member of Outing Club, Drama Club . . . liked English . . . Psychology with Mr. Valeska . . . hopes to attend college or travel. ROBERT SOMERS 94 Summer Avenue Bob . . . enjoys wrestling ... his favorite teacher was Mr. Greene . .. liked Law and Accounting . . . plans on attending college. •A %V 90 BARBARA SOMMERS 65 Prescott Street “Babs” . . . Student Union member for two years . . . enjoyed having Mr. Swanson . . . favorite classes were Urban Sociology and Ceramics . . . plans on attending nursing school. DOROTHY ANN SOUTHER 9 Center Avenue Dor . . . likes to watch football and hockey games . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Brett . . . enjoyed accounting class . . . plans to become a secretary are in the future. LOUIS SORRENTINO 15 Linnea Lane Louie . . . liked Mr. Lovely’s class on Japan . . . active in water sports especially boat racing and water skiing . . . “amazing” . . . will major in biological sciences in college. SUSAN SPENGLER 174 Salem Street “Tennessee Ernie” . . . enjoys watching football and basketball . . . favorite class was Human Behavior . . . plans to attend college, major in journalism. ROSEMARY L. SOUSA 181 Walnut Street Ro ... enjoys skiing, dancing, and partying . . . member of Ski Club, National Honor Society, Youth N.A.R.C. . . . liked Mr. Levesque . . . plans to major in psychology. MARK ANTHONY STAMATIS 61 John Carver Road “Head” . . . enjoys hockey, football and basketball . . . liked Mr. Neely . . . enjoyed soc. and math . . . plans on attending college. • • •.V 91 DAVID JONATHAN STARKEY 16 Catherine Avenue “D. J.” . . . enjoys hockey, drag racing . . . works at a gas station . . . hopes to go into business after graduating. ROBERT STEELE 107 Grove Street Bob . . . enjoys attending Celtics and Red Sox games . . . worked at Cerretani’s . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Levesque . . . would like to work for a ticket agency after graduation. RONALD JOHN STEENBRUGGEN 29 Edgemont Street Ronnie ... a funny, warm individual . . . active in swimming and gymnastics . . . liked Microbiology . . . volunteer at Winchester Hospital . . . hopes to go into some field of medicine. MARK STEPHENS 215 West Street Mark . . . enjoyed soc. with Mr. Kelly . . . plans on attending college. ROBERT STODDART 1067 Main Street Bob . . . loves art ... participated in winter and spring track . . . enjoyed Mr. Hales and Mr. Croft . . . plans on attending art school. THOMAS J. STRANDBERG 22 Manning Street Tom . . . enjoys hockey, basketball, and football . . . liked Mr. Gillis . . . hopes to go into the air conditioning business in the future. What exactly has happened in these four long years? 92 BETSY ANNE STROBEL 13 Wentworth Road Bets . . member of Senior Executive Board and B.Y.G. . . . interested in soccer, basketball . . . liked Mr. Hollingsworth . . . plans on becoming an X-ray technician. PETER SURETTE 140 Haverhill Street CYNTHIA J. SWYMER 72 Berkeley Street Swimmer Cindy . . . enjoys sports . . . field hockey team . . . member basketball, tennis teams . . . Outing Club . . . enjoys skiing, hiking ... Jr. class Pres. . . . will study nursing in college. SUSAN JEANNE TARPIN 10 Tarpin Terrace Suzie . . . loves playing the piano, reading, drawing and painting . . . enjoyed Sociology with Mr. Valeska . . . plans to attend a four year college. GREGORY TALLENT 160 Pearl Street Goofy . . . enjoys sports . . . football and hockey . . . liked gym classes . . . joining the Navy in the future is a possibility. DEBORAH A. THAYER 9 Barrows Road Deb, Debbie . . . Pep Squad, Yearbook staff, Rocketeen . . enjoys bowling, basketball . . . Powder Puff .. . Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Levesque, and Miss Cavanaugh . . . plans to work, then back to school. Each person has different memories of good times and 93 MARK THAYER 9 Barrows Road “To serve, to strive and not to yield” . . . enjoys sports . . . member of the track team . . . enjoyed ceramics, classes with Mr. Valeska and Mrs. Loporto . . . plans to work, then go to college. DAVID GINOVACCA 110 Van Norden Road Dave, Gino .. . enjoys sports . . . member of wrestling team . . . enjoys hunting and running . . . plans to attend a four-year college after graduation in June. BARBARA TILTON 99 Prescott Street JESSICA ANNE VANDER HAEGEN 21 Winslow Road Jessie . . . active in Exec. Board, Drama and Outing Clubs . . . business co-editor of Pioneer . . . held major roles in Senior Play and Operetta ... a career in elementary education. SANDRA JEAN TREACY 230 Haverhill Street Sandy, Trace . . . member of field hockey, captain of softball and basketball teams . . . member of Model U. N., Outing Club, Ski Club ... Sr. Class Treas. . . . plans to attend college. CHRISTOPHER JOHN VOEGELIN 224 Haverhill Street Chris . . . “boll Roar” . . . enjoyed Mr. Hollingsworth’s classes . . . member of track and Band . . . enjoys golf, football and street hockey . . . works at Atlantic and plans to attend college. bad. How could the years have slipped by so quietly, 94 SARAH G. WALES 196 Prescott Street Fox . . . “It ain’t easy” . . . “So it goes” . . . enjoys ballet, playing the piano, skiing, cruisin’, bike riding . . . track member . . . Pioneer and Ataraxia . . . plans to travel, then go to art school. JAMES W. WALL 24 Cape Cod Avenue Jim . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Kenney and Mr. Valeska . . . enjoys sports . .. member Outing, Ski and Drama Clubs model U. N. ... interested in photography . . . career in oceanography forestry. GERARD E. WALLACE 246 Bancroft Avenue Waffle . . . member of football, wrestling and baseball teams . . . plans to further his education in college after graduation. DONNA R. WATSON 155 South Street Donna . . . enjoyed Senior Grapliics and classes with Mr. Wales . . . member softball team and Sr. Exec. Board . . . works at Marshall’s . . . would like to study engineering in college. Welchy . . . enjoyed Law with Mr. Appleby . . . enjoys sports . . . football, baseball and hockey . . . plans to enter the Navy after graduation. JOHN J. WELCH 271 Woburn Street WILLIAM WEBSTER 54 Lawrence Road with so little notice? We seem the same, our friends 95 seem the same, but hopefully our wings are stronger. NICHOLAS WHALEN 14 Avon Street JOHN P. WELDON III 40 Melbourne Avenue Jay . . . member of Demolay . . . took part in Reading Hockey . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Blodgett and Mr. Kaczowka . . . would like to go to college. JUDITH WHITCOMB 19 Glen Road Judy . . . played J. V. softball . . . loves cruising around and just having fun . . . typist for Ataraxia . . . liked Mr. Gillis and business law . . . plans on going to college after the Navy. PAULA WE LIN 43 Harrison Street Paula . . . secretary of Model U. N. . . . likes basketball . . . liked Mr. Valeska, Mr. Swanson, history, and psychology . . . plans to attend college as a major in history. JOHN JOSEPH WHEELER 262 Pearl Street Coon . . . favorite teacher was Coach Walter Hawkes . . . liked his gym class . . . outside participation in sports include hockey, skiing, and baseball . . . college is in Iris future. ROBERT SCOTT WELLS 19 Oak Street Bob . . . member of cross country, track, and wrestling teams . . . yearbook business staff . . . enjoys hunting and liiking . .. liked Mr. Blodgett . . . plans to attend college in the future. 96 ► V XA-:.- GLEN WHITE 11 Hillside Road Rippy . . . played varsity hockey for three years . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Cahill . . . enjoys a good time . . . plans after graduation include college. LINDA JEAN WHITE 399 Summer Avenue Itty Bitty . . . member of Outing Club and Youth Narc . . enjoyed Mr. Levesque and Data Processing . . . employed at the Holiday Inn . . . plans include attending a two year college. BARBARA WILLIAMS 44 Temple Street- Barb . . liked Mrs. LeClaire and Mr. Cahill . . . law with Mr. Appleby . . . wants to go to a four year college or attend nursing school. JANE WINKLER 52 Pearl Street Jane . . . interested in art ... “If you don’t have anything to say, shut up” plans to attend an art school. MAUREEN ANN WINSLOW 23 Osburne Avenue Moe ... Jr. class officer, Sr. class Executive Board member . . . varsity field hockey . . . “Phwinn” . . . would like to go on to a liberal arts college in northern New England. LAHNEEN WOLFE 193 Main Street Vinnie . . . enjoys swimming and boats . . . liked Mr. Levesque and biology ... is a part time cashier . . . interests lie in either art or medical field. 97 : •V • • SCOTT JONES 34 Washington Street Scott . . . employed at Charles News Agency . . . would like to go to M.l.T. and major in engineering. BRIAN JON WYATT 636 Pearl Street Brian . .. “The Other Side” . . . writes for the Reading Chronicle . . . active in his church youth group .. . member of Student Union . . . Political Behavior . .. will travel then attend college. DAVID REEDPRIEBE 5 Ray Road Ctr. Ossipee N.H. 03814 MICHAEL K. YOUNG 25 Sunnyside Avenue Mike . . . favorite teacher — Mr. Wood . . . favorite subject — Art . . . plans to go to college after graduation. HUGH WILLIAM PRIEBE 5 Bay Road Ctr. Ossipee N.H. 03814 DAVID L. ZITZOW 129 Oak Street Dave . . . belongs to a rock group . .. liked algebra, calculus, and Mr. Blum . . . enjoyed partying and the pit ... is going to work, then enter college. ROBIN L. BOWKER Blueberry Lane KATHERINE KING 76 Batchelder Road CINDY LYNCH 9 E Street 98 ROBERTA A. AMIRAULT 18 Elliott Street Bobbie . . . favorite class was Accounting 11 . . . liked Mr. Brett . . . future plans are undecided. DEBORAH ANN KAPITAN 246 Walnut Street Debbie . . . enjoys working and plans to continue work after school. RICHARD ERNEST STRANDBERG 22 Manning Street Richard . . . liked the Distributive Education course . . . enjoys all outside sports especially hockey and baseball . . . employed at J. S. Bennett . . . plans to go to college. ADELE BRIANNE ARDOLINO 79 Grove Street “Crazy Lady” . . . belonged to Youth EMAC . . . liked Miss Dilg . . . worked at Pewter Pot for three years . . . plans to attend college then law school after graduation. WILLIAM McHARDY 50 Orange Street Bill . . . has plans to go on to a trade school. ROBERT DONALD WEAVER 13 Short Street Bob, Weeve . . . favorite place “Gas Station” . . . liked his Law class and his Distributive Education course . . . hopes to enter the Framingham Police Academy. JOHN THOMAS WINSOR 31 Pine Ridge Road Jack . . . belonged to a ski team with a different school . . . enjoyed psychology with Mr. Valeska . . . intends to go into meterology and be a ski bum. JOSEPH P. CURTO 81 Causeway Road Joe . . . favorite class was Trigonometry with Mr. Rhodes . . . likes to play baseball . . . works at Red Coach Grill and Lord Wakefield . . . plans to attend a college in two years. PATRICIA ANN MEDLOCK Oak Ridge Road Tish . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Valeska . . . favorite subject — Psychology . . . plans for future not yet decided. BARRY DAVID WHITE 68 Glenmere Circle Barry . . . liked Algebra with Mr. Hollingsworth . . . enjoys bowling . . . hopes to go into air conditioning. 99 IN MEMORIAM BENJAMIN “DUKE” BEAUDRY 1956-1971 Son — Musician - Classmate And when the niglit is cloudy, There is still a light that shines on me. Shine until tomorrow, let it be. I wake up to the sound of music. Mother Mary comes to me. Speaking words of wisdom, let it be. John Lennon SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE BOARD Front to Back SEVEN; Cindy Seaward, Dawn Folland, Joanne Carbone, Lisa Miles, Eddie Haley, Robin Fancher, Doris Pomerleau, Barbara Cloonan, Michele Roche, Janet Kelly, Karen Couture, Charlotte Duffy, Cindy Swymer, Jim Morris, Doug Garrard, Pat Gillis, Lynn Ciampa, Steve Ahlstrom, Kristi Lindegren, Brian McGee, Sue Leahy, Janet Bamberg, Debbie DiVito, Cindy Beede, Mary Connors, Rosanne DeVito, Sandy Treacy. FOUR: Bob Fallon, Maureen Winslow, Carlyn Appleton, Lori Hunt, Karen Schubarth, Beth Oberg, Bill Saunders, Debbie Brigham, Pat Parker, Debbie Thayer, Lauren Little, Pat Donovan, Elaine Howland, Diane Jarvis, Barbara Quinlan, Nancy Perry, Lori Parks, Barb Williams, Janet GuptUl, Marie Brennan, Qe Barrett, Kim Harvey, Amy Dixon, Martha Hatch, Candy Hiitt, Mary Robinson, Pat O’Brien, John Andreola, Diane Andreola, Sue Calef, Jessica Vander Haegen, Fahkria Masumi, Jane Crowley. 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Missing from picture is Janet Porter (President). 106 107 JUNIORS Junior Class Officers: James Donovan (President), Heather Hersee (Vice-President), Debbie Olszewski (Secretary), Polly Cox (Treasurer). 108 WIWBH piBM[M yji-ii|«il 4 1 |||H|||||||j|||at MK H|HFSiP ' . T S ' ■ _f . -ic -i -fc .. .. ■ - .. - ■ ■ ’ � 1 j 1 Til jfl Lf 49 yfli ' ■ :. IH 1 V J i 1 . ■ . 2 1 ■� l ■ ■ . f ft .m ■ ' M ttSSSXt ' ' . te ■|3SVK . y LM FOOTBALL Left to Right ROW 1: Ken Lever (Manager), John Falkenstrom, Jeff Hurlbert, Rick Skelly, Gerry Wallace, Dave Herook, Ken Moore, Mike Gugger, Paul Clemens (Captain), Bob Fallon, Greg Tallent, Dan Cahoon, Jamey Cutelis, Bill Robichaud, Mark Meserve, Paul Fearnside, Chuck Ross, Bill Diamond, Coach Hollingsworth. ROW 2; Joseph Nisco (Equip. Mgr.), Nick Mitropoulos (Manager), Tom Hunt, Mike lannelli. Bill McCarron, Norman Black, Danny Walsh, Tom Dwyer, Ken Hollingsworth, Bill Cotreau, Dave Johnson, Don Rice, Jack Pacino, Tim Sharkey, Jim Donovan, Mark Harris, Bob Dolber, Joe Risi, Coach White. ROW 3: Jim Boviard (Manager), Constantino Ricci, Bernard O’Brien, Paul White, Jim Shiner, Tom McCarron, Steve Horn, Dave Koulouris, Steve Mantia, Tony Torra, Ed Loschi, Kevin Wall, Steve Garey, Mark Kirby, Larry Fitzpatrick, Dave Hurley, Mark Strobel, Steve Westra, Coach Soule. 1973 Football Season Reading. .26 Belmont. .12 Reading. .0 Woburn . .0 Reading. .7 Wakefield. .14 Reading. .23 Winchester. .7 Reading . .14 Watertown. .12 Reading. .6 Burlington. .0 Reading. .24 Melrose . .14 Reading. .35 Lexington . .0 Reading. .21 Stoneham . .6 Awartis Ingersoll Award . Most Improved Player . Unsung Hero . Coaches Hustle Awards . Jeff Hurlbert Greg Tallent 114 ' Vs ' ' ' V - , i 4 . 1 POWDERPUFF FOOTBAFF QUEEN PEP SQUAD 117 FIELD HOCKEY Left to Right ROW 1: Linda DiBiase, Debb ie Olszewski, Janet Davidson, Cindy Swymer, Doris Pomerleau (Co-Captains), Maureen Winslow, Lisa Miles, Lauren Hall. ROW 2: Miss Bartlett, Sandy Treacy, Amy Dixon, Terry Mazur, Mary Jo D’Arcy, Dawn Dentali, Kim Harvey, Pam Treacy, Sue Miesfeldt. CROSS COUNTRY Left to Right ROW 1; Peter Beaucher, Dave Maria, Mark Regan, Bruce Hebenton, Bill Saunders, Mike Gallagher, Brian McGee, Jack Moran, Jim Morris, Bob Wells, Mark Thayer.. ROW 2; Geoff Oliver, Kevin Desmond, Scott Chandler, Mark Horan, Mike Connors, John Marshall, Mark Kasperovich, Ken Saunders, Brian Keenan, Coach Blodgett, Coach Garland. ROW 3: Don Norton, Tom Warnick, Jeff Beers, Matt Powell, Ken Pantano, Bill Nicholson, Jim Gilbert, Keith Spinney. ROW 4: Peter Kilmarx, Bob Collins, Chris Cleary, Charles Chisholm, David Clementes, Mike Steen, Mike Colhns, Bill Blackett, Steve Myette. t4% :‘7;Ji� r;V.V. f , ,i --f ♦. BOYS BASKETBALL Left to Right ROW 1: Coach Gillis, Dave Herook, Ollie Clemens, Kevin O’Brien (Captain), Mark Meserve, Chuck Collins, Don Rice. ROW 2: Ken Lever, Jay Boviard (Manager), Dave Johnson, Ken Hollingsworth, Mark Kasperovich, Marty Feid, Tom Dwyer, Mark Harris, Walter Helliesen (Trainer). ROW 3: Vincent Zaccardi, Bob O’Brien, Mark Morrison, Jack Pacino, Gerry Gillespie, Ted Coppenger, Tom Good. ROW 4: Frank Sullivan, Scott Gerard, Scott Hoyt, Tom White, Ed Blane, Paul Dodge, Brad Fox. ■L 1I R[ ' f ■ HOCKEY Left to Right ROW 1; Coach Bums, Joe Buttery, Doug Roy, Fran Kiley, Paul Fearnside (Tri-Captains), Dave King. ROW 2: Dan Walsh, Larry Gilligan, Andy Hennigar, Kevin Storti, Dave Koulouris, Dan Roy. ROW 3; Theo Mitropoulos, Dick Donovan, Dave Landry, Norman Brzycki, Mike Dacey, Gerry Maraghy. ROW 4: Danny Brown, Guy Lewis, Mike D’Ambrosio, Bob Cummings, Steve Fallon. 125 Left to Right ROW 1: Jamey Cutelis, Bob Wells, Coach Croft, Coach Soule, Jack Moran, Brian McGee, Mark Bond (Tri-Captains), Mike Gugger, Bob Stoddart, Bob House, Dave Maria, John Falkenstrom. ROW 2: Mike Fallon, Mark Feeny, Scott Chandler, Mark Horan, Bill Cotreau, Bob Berg, Tom Warnick, David Monson, Constantino Ricci, Russ Bosbach. ROW 3: Steve Knapp, Dave Perry, Jeff Rizzo, Jimmy Gallagher, Steve Myette, Steve Nalchajian, Jeff Beers, Barry Knox, Tony Tora, Jeff Anderson, John Kagan. ROW 4: Jim Shiner, Jim Morris, David Morrison, Dave Hyslip, David Jones, John Atwood, Tom McCarron, Donald Norton, Kevin Desmond. ROW 5: Danny Driscoll, Richard Bickford, Greg Moore, Bill Moore, Peter Hendrick, Jim Gilbert, Nathan Smith, Chris Pepoli, Brian Duffy. 126 WRESTLING r V. i Varsity Squad Left to Right ROW 1: George Kaulbach, Mark Stoddart, : Mark Regan, Kevin O’Malley, Kevin Grimes, Gerry Wallace (Co-Captains), i Rick Skelley. ROW 2: Coach Shapira, Bobby Jonah (Trainer), Tom Hunt, Steve Garey, Mark Kurkjian, Mike Schloth, Dave Hurley, Fred Conover i ' (Trainer). Junior Varsity Squad Left to Right ROW 1; Matt Sorenson, Steve Cogger, Steve Foohey, Mark Murray, Jim Griffin, Tom Loschi, Mark Orpin, Steve Donovan. ROW 2: Dave Maloney, Dennis Burkholder, Larry Fitzpatrick, Tim Sharkey, Matt Lincoln, Ed Loschi. ROW 3; Ed Higgett, Scott Garrard, Joe Interrante, Dave Vacca, Steve LoRocco, Gary Johnson, Harold Beede, Paul White. ROW 4; Steve O’Brien, Bob Doucette, Jay Polimeno, Joe Harris, Steve Hingston, Richard Saxon, Terry Ryan, Mike CoUins. IP ' bilF liiiBtife III ii ' lM M wfei. •. ■ , . ‘ . 1 ! If 1 ■• w. 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' ; i r ' ■ ■ y ■ ’ I ' ‘ ' ' v ' V y;: ;■ ■;: - ' : . ■; ■ £, p. ' ■:’ : y-”.. . ' ' ■■ , ( ..-yV’y ' - ' - ' ' ' if • ; ■ •■ ' ' • ■ ., ■ ' , V ,. ' A : ' ...‘; y X- : ;y •: • ' ’ r -,1 ■ ,y i ' ■ ■ . ’. • , ' ■ . ’ ■ ' ; ' ■ ' : . . ' a . ' ■ ' ■ ' . 1’ ' r ' ' ■ ' : ' : ■■■• ' • . - U ■ . ■■ ' . ■ ’■ ' ,. ... : , ' , ' ■ ■ ' .r ' l ' . ' .-y f ; ' I- I A • ' -. ' i-yy ' yiy ' C ; ' ' , t . ,-• , ' -• ' ? • - - ' Kyy-y ' - ' ' ' ■: ■ Left to Right ROW 1: Twyla Keeton, Carlyn Appleton, Sue Calef, Barbara Maher, Marguerite Lorente, Cindy Seaward, David Lake, Jeff Oliver, Steve Knapp, Russ Bosbach, Bill Fuller, Lisa Boyd, Sue Pilla, Dianne Tucker, Diana Wexler, Laura Stocker. ROW 2: Michele Arsenault, Debbie Buckley, Pricilla White, Debbie Blood, Terry Bennett, Eleanor Mullaney, Steve Perna, Bill Coutreau, Peter Bernard, Doug Garrard, Tim Morrison, Judi Gillis, Amy Dixon, Debbie Regazzini, Sue Kelleher. ROW 3: Carolyn Bellergi, Paula Hoyt, Barbara Joudrie, Barbara Smith, Barbara Tilton, Dick Parry, Greg Lindland, Ken Saunders, Chris Doucette, Dave McDonald, Wayne Lynch, Janet Bamberg, Cindy Beede, Robin Fancher, Karen Merullo, Karen Schubarth. ROW 4: Judy Everett, Anna Pratt, Moe Winslow, Karen Couture, Sharon Hutchinson, Amy Henderson, Kristi Lindgren. Missing from picture: Wyatt Marks, Sue Fuller. SELECT CHORUS Left to Right: Susan Pilla, Greg Lindland, Priscilla White, Mr. Roth, Steve Knapp, Chris Doucette, Debbie Blood, Ken Saunders, Robin Fancher. 136 GLEE CLUB BAND Left to Right ROW 1: Amy Henderson, Chris Voegelin, Janet Guptill, Kim Harvey, Steve Richardson, Wayne Lynch, Dave MacDonald, Dave Cook, John Crowley, Lisa Miles, Robin Fancher, Amy Dixon, Kathy Hardy. ROW 2: Peter Hendrick, Russ Bosbach, Bill Reed, David Lake, Mike Connors, Kevin Stowell, Debbie Blood, Diane Tucker, Pat Kennedy, Dianna Wexler, Kathy Long, Terry Bennett. ROW 3: Gerry Newman, Chris Cutelis, Kati Scott, Dave Goodhue, Ken Saunders, Steve Perna, Dave Biette, Jeff Oliver. ROW 4: Martha Watson, Diane Powers, Paula Cookson, Gail Gilbert, Judy Gomes, Faith Madison, Chris Dangio, Sue Nickerson, Sue Pilla, Mr. Roth. ROW 5: Randy Walker, Ricky Livingston, Wayne Thompson, Ed Connors, Debbie Whippen, Debbie Fuller, Leo Basta, Eddie Loschi, Pricilla White, STAGE BAND Left to Right ROW 1; Karen Sawyer, Sue Pilla, Pricilla White, Jean Isacson, Roberta Hale. ROW 2; Joe Prew, Ken Saunders, Leo Basta, Randy Walker, Wayne Lynch, Steve Perna, Rick Livingston, Wayne Thompson, Jeff Oliver, Dave Hodgkins, Dave Biette. DRAMA CLUB Gordon Ahlstrom, Steve Ahlstrom, Mark Andreola, Dianne Arsenault, Lynn Assaf, Carolyn Bellengi, Terri Bennett, Beth Bens, David Biette, Suzanne Biette, John Black, Donna Blacker, Marilyn Blunt, Matthew Bond, Judi Botcher, Debbie Brigham, Anne Bryans, Carol Campbell, Chris Carlyle, Karen Celehar, Georgia Celehar, Natalie Chamberlain, Cindi Chapman, Michelle Ciccone, Susan Cohick, Anne Colford, Bonnie Conners, Ellen Corsano, Susan Cote, Christine Caughlin, Joe Cristofi, Polly Cox, Kate Cronin, Jane Crowley, Sherrill Curtis, Eileen Darcy, Dawn Dentali, Anne DeWolfe, Dianna Dixon, Geni Donaghey, Steve Doughty, Jill Daverty, Kathy Duffy, Kathy Dunn, Sandy Elhot, Joan Ehrlich, Bob Eallon, Robin Eancher, John Falkenstrom, Becky Fields (President), Kathy Fraser, Dianne Freeman, Marcia Ferris, Dorothy Fortunato, Mark Gaudet, Chris Gent, Audrey Greenwood, Mary Hancock, Carol Hildreth, Lora Hovey, Erwin Hunter, Sharon Hutchinson, Jean Isacson, Justine Jankin, Laura Jenny, Robin Joyce, Bill Karl, Andrea Knapp, Pat Kennedy, Steve Knapp, Paula Kennedy, May Kiely, Kathy Komidar, Marcia Locke, Martha Little, Jeanne Laconte, Bob MacKilligan, Carole MacMillan, Debbie McGonagle, Kathy McHugh, Carolyn Manard, Fran Meroni, Jackie Meuse, Sue Miesfeldt, Nancy Millman, Karen Moller, Kathleen Mullin, Nancy Norris, Donna Nelson, Geoff Oliver, Carole Palmunen, Christine Pepoh, Nancy Pierce, Betsy Pohl, Doris Pomerleau, Janet Porter, Anna Pratt, Lynn Quackenbush, Elaine Regan, Chris Regazzini, Diane Rezendes, Cindy Rice, Kim Roberts, Lisa Russell, Ken Saunders, Gretchen Schmuch, Karen Schubarth (Secretary), Katie Scott, Sandy Scott, Cindy Seaward (Treasurer), Marcia Sims, Dottie Singleton, Marilyn Smith, Susan Smith, Don Snow, Denise Spellberg, Sharon Strandberg, Gail Stephens, Bobbi Sumberg, Mary Jo Sweeny, Jessica Vander Haegan, Maureen Wall, Marion Warnick, Vicki Watt, Laurel Wheaton, Debbie Whippen, Diane Whippen, Abby Williams, Maureen Winslow, Barbara Zemlin. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STANDING: Steve Ahlstrom, Pat Brown, Debbie George, Candace Hitt, Janet Kelly, Diane Jarvis, Vicki Kendall, Stacey Loesch, Ro Sousa, Marsha Davenport, Becky Fields, George Kulick, Paul Shiebler, Dave Vacca, Henry Douglas Hoyle. SITTING: Lisa .Miles, Doris Pomerleau, Judi Gillis, Pat Donovan, Elaine Rizzo, Jim Morris, Amy Dixon, Janet Bamberg, Jane Crowley, Debbie Brigham. 138 OFFICE WORKERS Moe Winslow, Jo Ann Harriett, Debbie Thayer, Karen Paterson. AUDIO¬ VISUAL CREW Left to Right: Russ Bosbach, Harry Bosworth, Peter Hendrick, Bob Miller, Steve Cogger, Stu Nichols, Randy Walker, Mr. Caine, Jay Forrest, Steve Erikson, Steve Amaru, Kevin Shea, Tim Smith, James Luth. LIBRARY AIDES Left to Right ROW 1: Diane Freeman, Carolyn .Menard, Jo Ann Lane. ROW 2: Carol Kleponis, Debbie Blood, Becky Jernigan. STUDENT UNION REPRESEN¬ TATIVES Karen Habel, Judy Leonard, Anne Locke, Elaine Regan, Lisa Boyd, Cindy Hunt, Sharon Gardner, Sue Cohick, Janet Davidson, Diane Powers, Anne I irrett, Denise Spellberg, Lori Hunt, Anne Colford, Laurie Dillon, Robin Joyce, Debbie Olszewski, Polly Cox, Amy Oberg, Dianna Crowley, Liz Merullo, Cindy Bosnian, Debbie McGonagle, Pat lapicca, Linda Hamel, Karen Webster, Dottie Singleton, Dawn Dentali, Sue Miesfeldt, Nancy Reilly, Janet Conlan, Chris Coughlin, Barb Zemlin, Maryann O’Hearn, Kathy Fraser, Matt Cummings, Sally Moran, Dave Biette. Missing from picture: Kathy Mullins, Wyatt Marks, John Lyons, Dave Russell, Maryann Rienzo, Anne Marie Flaherty. STUDENT UNION OFFICERS Left to Right: Anne Barrett (Treasurer),MaryanneO’Hearn (Secretary), Lisa Donaghey (President). Missing from picture: Bill Smith (Vice-President). 140 Front to Back ROW 1: Peter Bernard, Paula Welin, Lisa Donaghey, Dave Biette. ROW 2: Erwin Hunter, Larry Fitzpatrick, Steve Westra, Karen Habel. ROW 3; Bobbi Sumberg, Dave Lake, Brian Jack, Mark Restuccia. ROW 4: Denise Spellberg, Debbie McGonagle, Linda Hamel, Anne Barrett. ROW 5: Kevin Lanigan, Theo Metropoulis, Matt Cummings. ROW 6; Debbie Onusseit, Chris Coughlin, Diane Freeman, Lisa Boyd. STUDENT- FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD REPRESEN¬ TATIVES Bill Smith, Lori Hunt. Left to Right: Bob Stoddard, Jack Moran, Denise Spellberg, Ken Marshall, Steve Kohler, Cindy Hunt, Kevin Dyer, John Gregorio, Jack Flarety, Andy MacBrien, Jay Forrest, Bill Rosenkrans, Dottie Singleton, Jane Moss, Lauren Little, Dave Malphrus, Tom Jones, Dave Biette, Brian Duffy, Steve Cogger, Jay Hicks, John Whalen, Ann Locke, Dianne Dixon, Gina Leoncello, Jane Heslin, Debbie Olszewski, Vicki Watt, Polly Cox, Keith Hagman, Dave Singleton, Peter Lebaron, Judi Gillis, Lauren Cambell, Mr. Harney. Missing from picture: Sarah Wales, Nancy Pierce. MODEL U.N. ATARAXIA 141 ROCKETEEN COUNCIL Left to Right ROW 1: Doug Garrard, Lori Hunt, Cheryl Smith, Dawn Dentali, Cindy Lovell, Dawn Smith. ROW 2: Linda White, Sharon McCauley, Bobbi Sumberg, John Andreola. ROW 3: Joyce McFadden, Elaine Driscoll, Paul Duffy, Shane Coppola. ROW 4: Donnie Snow. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Left to Right; Mr. Harney, Steve Cogger, Andy McBrien, Randy Walker, Kevin Dyre, Stu Nichols, Diane Tucker, Peter Lebaron, Dave Erikson. 142 PIONEER STAEE Top to Bottom: Doug Garrard, Doug Hoyle, Sarah Wales, Nancy Pierce, Steve Ahlstrom, Jessica Vander Haegan, Jane Crowley, Elaine Rizzo, Amy Dixon. Missing from picture: Meredith Brown. VIVARIUM CREW Left to Right: Doug Hoyle, Susan Brow, Dave Erickson, Fred Wallace, Don Wallace, Anne Morris, Jay Forrest, Laura Jenny, Matt Vander Haegen. 143 SKI CLUB Left to Right: Chris Carlyle, Barbara Zemlin, Sarah Wales, Michele Emery, Judy Kyle, Dee Dee Hewitt, Kendall Cecil, Debbie Peters, Pat Kennedy, Pat Collins, Pam Sullivan, Diane Andreola, Cindy Hunt, Jane Moss, Moe Winslow, Cindy Seaward, Cindy Swymer, Sue Nickerson, Kathy Cambell, Bob Saunders, Doreen Barnard, Janice Cullinane, Dawn b’olland, Martha Jacobus, Bill Carlyle, Jane Hollis, Rick Lucy, Joan Freeman, Debbie George, Jim Wall, Jerri F’ranklin, Roseanne Devito, Joe Lombardozi, Sue Flagg, John Windsor, Nancy Glines, Mary Kate Cronin, Alan Doyon, Jennifer Miksen, Steve Connors, Sally Moran, Mark Davis, Dottie Singleton, Susan Ricker, Lori Hunt, Bill Saunders, John Andreola. OUTING CLUB Left to Right: Sue Miesfeldt, Pam Sullivan, Danny Brown, Bill Saunders, Becky Fields, John Andreola, Terry Rikeman, Eileen Powers, Sandy Treacy, Cindy Swymer, Mary Connors, Debbie Olszewski, Dottie Singleton, Debbie Regazzini, Mary Ann O’Hearn, Debbie McGonagle, Elaine Driscoll, Liz Merullo, Dawn Dentali, Pat Kennedy, Cheryl Smith, Bob Saunders, Jessica Vander Haegen, Jane Crowley, Fdaine Regan, Cathy Cambell, Liz Hatch, Sue Nickerson, Jean Twoomey, Pat Collins, Sherrill Curtis, .Martha Hatch, Vicky Kendall, Nancy Reilly, Cindy Bosnian, Bill Carlyle, Karen Schubarth, Sue Flagg, .Vlichele Emery, Jennifer .Miksen, Kendall Cecil, Marsha Ferris, Lori Nozick, Dawn Smith, Chris Regazzini, .Mr. Whipple, Jack Moran, Parker Kimball, Steve Ahlstrom, Doris Pomerleau, Jim Morris, Ronnie Steenbrugen, Moe Winslow, Paul Duffy, Jim Wall, Cindy Seaward, Lisa Miles, Pat Parker, Michael Crowley, Scott Garrard, Kevin O’Brien, .Mark Stamatis, Doug Garrard. 144 1 GYMNASTICS CLUB Left to Right ROW 1: Carla Ahlstrom (Secretary), Sue Stamatis, Maureen Walsh, Leslie Cioffi, Janet Gustafson, Sue Dunkley, Jack Kelly (Vice President). Dianna Crowley, Mary Jo Sweeny, Jeanne Isacson, Nancy Kasperovitch, Kathy Downey, Karen Cardillo, Kathy O’Brien, Amy Oberg (President). ROW 2: Mary Ellen O’Sullivan, Lisa Simone, Lauren Campbell, Leslie Brown, Mary Beth Savage, Maureen O’Conner, Lianne lacopucci, Sharon Bulley, Liz Hatch, Margeret Bigwood, Martha Hatch, Kathy Jackson. ROW 3: Mark Kelly, Don Anderson, Dave Mitchell, Robert Perry, Jay Hicks, Dave Doyon, Kevin Carbone, Kathy McCabe, Wendy Dawson, Donna Brown. Left to Right ROW 1: Mike Humphrey, Karen Linehan, Susan Brown, Carol Campbell, Chris Carlyle, Andrea Basso, Carole Palmunen, Jeanne La Conte, Sue Bonnacorso. ROW 2: Jeff Varney, John Kennedy, Lome Thomas, Janet Oliver, Sue . Brennon, Cindy Garey, Ronnie Steenbrugan, Sue Fair, Martha Little, Justine Jenkins, Marcy Wales, Tom Hickman, Janet il McCabe, Winnie Nelson, Herb Hoyt, Brenda King, Joey Hateau, Laura Hovey, Sandy Elliot, ROW 3: Debbie Smith, David DeBlasi, Mike Lewko, Leo Kashain, Jack KeUy (Vice President), Peter Clemens, Ken Crupi, John Heslin, Karen Sheehan, Sue Corindia, Laura Gemillaro, Steve Connors. 145 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Sometimes we call it the Student Exchange program and at other times we refer to its real name by the initials A.F.S., which stand for American Field Service. This is the international organization which brought to us this year Fakhria Masumi from Afghanistan, and through which two seniors from RMHS may be selected annually to live abroad for a school year or a summer. Althougli its headquarters are in New York, it is the local chapter in Reading wliich has primary responsibility for selecting students from our school and for providing host families for students from other countries. Since the Reading Chapter was formed in 1955, twenty-two seniors from our high school have lived and studied in many areas of the world. The young people who are selected for these programs look forward to participating in a way of life quite different from their own—not as visitors or guests, but as fully involved members of a family. They must be adaptable, open-minded and eager to learn. The goal of A.F.S. is mutual understanding among all peoples, and the deep experiences enjoyed by an AFSer cannot be found in any book. Left to Right Lisa Donaghey, Herb Hoyt, Dottie Singleton, Bill Karl, Dave Biette, Debbie Onusseit, Steve Ahlstrom, Karen Schubarth, Fakhria Masumi (KNEELING), Liz Merullo, Patty Parker, David Lake, Karen .Merullo, Katie Scott. 146 Karen Merullo, Steve Alilstrom, Fakhria Masumi My first reaction to receiving the news that 1 would spend the summer of 1973 in Kairouan, Tunisia was “Where in the world is that?” 1 found out soon enougli that Tunisia is a tiny republic on the coast of North Africa. That, however, was about all 1 knew when 1 left Reading to I begin my new life as an Arab. I spent those ten weeks learning a multitude of new I things about myself, my country, and especially about the I wonderful people of Tunisia. 1 learned to speak fluent 1 French mixed with a little Arabic; 1 learned to eat spicy 1 new foods with unpronounceable names and to wear a white robe showing only my eyes when 1 ventured into the 1 market. In the market I learned a little of the fine art of I arguing with the shopkeepers until the price of an item was I satisfying to us both. I learned some of the beauty of the I Moslem Religion and how similar it is to my own Christian j beliefs. The most important thing that I learned was that no I way of life is the “right way.” The American way is very i different from the Tunisian way but both have a beauty of their own. Karen Merullo A.F.S. — Tunisia 1973 A.F.S. is only three letters but it has a great meaning. 1 was very fortunate to become involved in this meaning which will be unforgetable all my life. I had always heard of A.F.S. and it was my great desire to participate in it. Fm very glad that 1 could. It is quite a challenge to leave your own country and family to go to another country with a completely different culture and live with another family. But, you soon realize that people are nice and accept you as their own. You realize how delightful it is to know other people in a different part of the world from your own and live with them in friendship and peace. They will become a part of your life which you will always tliink about when you remember their kindness and love. I don’t know whether I would have had exactly the same feeling if I had gone some place else in my A.F.S. year, but I am very happy I was able to come to Reading. My A.F.S. experiences are great. I will always remember them and all of you also. Fakhria Masumi A.F.S. - U.S.A. 1973-1974 After seventeen years of living in Reading, spending a summer in a large city like Amsterdam was really something different. Still, narrow buildings mostly under ten stories tall, brick-layed streets, tree-shaded canals, and friendly people, combined to give Amsterdam a cozy atmosphere. Despite the city’s attractiveness and good times, I enjoy country living, and I got just that, too. It was a gift from A.F.S. that became one of the higli points of my summer. I spent one week in a nature camp with two other American AFSers and thirty Dutch kids. Together, during the day we raked and stacked hay, and at night we sang and danced folk dances from different countries. Whether we were “making hay as the sun shone,” doing chores, or having well-water fights, it was all fantastic fun. My A.F.S. experience embraced many things that made it unique, but most of all I enjoyed the friends I found in Amsterdam, at camp, in my family, and especially the other American AFSers. With these people 1 shared initial fears, frustrations, discoveries, and joys, all of which brought us closer together. Steve Ahlstrom A.F.S. — The Netherlands 1973 � ■ I I i 147 CHEERLEADERS Left to Ripht ROW 1: Carol Bridge, Cheryl Engel, Roberta D’Ambrosio, Judi Gillis, Carlyn Appleton, Cindy Rosa, Lori Hunt. ROW 2: Carol Card, Janice Emanuelson, Debbie Sorenson, Dale Marshall, Cheri Howse, Jana Walker , Judy Ballou. 1 CHEERLEADERS’ DANCE BATON SQUAD Left to Right ROW 1: Debbie Regazziiii, Barbara Quinlan, Andy Gish, Pat Donovan, Diane Gadbois, Diane Galante, Dawn Folland, Cindy Seaward, Donna I ' olland, Jody Powers, Lu Anne Gelenian, Paula Hoyt, Lori Parks. ROW 2: Kathy Campbell, Debbie McGonagle, Karen Giannelli, Maureen Kiley, Carol Defuria, Pat Kennedy, Carolyn Bellengi, Joyce McFadden, Cindy Dugan, Karen Kulick, Linda Haigh, Janet Grey, Michele Arsenault, Lynn Fitzgerald, Sally Moran, Linda White. Missing from picture: Linda Gildea. THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH Announcer Sabina Fitzpatrick Mrs. Antrobus Dinosaur Telegraph Boy Mammoth Gladys Henry Mr. Antrobus Miss T. Muse Judge Moses Homer Miss M. Muse Professor Miss E. Muse Doctor Usher First Conveener Second Conveener Third Conveener Fourth Conveener Majorettes Convention Hostesses Bingo Caller Fortune Teller Chair Pusher Defeated Candidate Broadcast Official Her Assistant Miss Tremayne Hester Ivy Francis Bailey Steve Ahlstrom Jessica Vander Haegen Bill Moore Amy Dixon Judi Gillis Jim Wall Maureen Winslow Lisa Miles Tim Morrison Bob Fallon Susan Smith John Falkenstrom John Lucchini Doris Pomerleau Paul Duffy Sue Calef Doug Garrard Karen Schubarth Jim Wall Doug Garrard Andy Hagopian Jim Morris Cindy Seaward, Robin Fancher Carol Hamel, Nancy Pierce Steve Ahlstrom Barb Cloonan John Falkenstrom Steve Ahlstrom Rosemary Sousa Andy Hagopian Cindy Swymer Sue Belmonte Sharon Anne Hutchinson Karen Schubarth Faculty Director: Student Director: Stage Manager: Peter B. Greene Beth Oberg Shane Coppola 152 ®L ' . ' IH. J HIGH BUTTON SHOES Bathing Belles J. Harrison Floy Mr. Pontdiie Cop Henry Longstreet Sarah Longstreet Steve Longstreet Fran Uncle Willie Nancy Hubert Ogglethorpe Elmer Simpkins Shirley Simpkins Junior Simpkins Police Captain Gorilla Karen Couture. Amy Henderson, Karen Merullo, Karen Schubarth. Cindy Seaward Greg Lind land Wayne Lynch Peter Bernard Dick Parry Sharon Anne Hutchinson Ken Saunders Lisa Miles John Lucchini Robin Fancher John Falkenstrom Geoff Oliver Karen Merullo Gordon Ahlstrom Doug Garrard Tim Morrison Director: James Roth Technical Director: Peter Greene Accompanist: Wendell Hodgkins Stage Manager: Debbie McGonagle A ONE ACT PLAY CONTEST A run npCK rurY;p’ V ' • � Tx. 3 a€-ACrPLAYS INCOMPEFiTCN ' ACHiLDREMSSTOC-■ “INFANO ' ' o«:e UPONAPAYGROUMD DXEMBEP F!, ' 8:0U R RMHS AUOITOWUM TICKETS $1.00 AV ' JLASIEF EVERY CASTt .tMBEft, THE BOOK NOOKOH HAvlEN SI ANDATTHFOftifi “ONCE UPON A PLAYGROUND” WINS THE CONTEST! 1 Ai 1 158 {’ .f •. • . ,i,’.T ■ ! .■ • i ' ’, • J‘ • ' -•;• f . •■- • . , Mi- ' r T ‘ •‘.•J.� rV ' • ' (:•; . , ■• � --.« ..•• • ■ ■ . � ' • . .. I� ■ ‘.•f. t� . - ■ • •. f. H ' - TO GET AWAY AND THINK WE FIND HOPE IN FRIENDS, PARENTS, CROWDS, STRANGERS, SILENCE, WOODS, OURSELVES. :■■■; •■ .-..I ' ‘I ' : ' . ; ; : .. .; ' i i ' f h%.•• i SWif Milpainipf M ' - It is in our nature to look We do not ask others for our freedom; we look within ourselves. ) .-Vi- W- 165 when we need a place away from darkness. Our struggle is what makes We learn from all experiences. We are not sure of where we are going, but we are on our way. Congratulations to the class of 1974 from the most exciting place in New England ROUTE 101 EPPING, N.H. (40 mirlutes from Reading) I—II ii r ; iHUPv m f Mi Biy Jj Professional Amateur Drag Racing Every Sunday — April thru October Every Saturday night — May thru August Grudge Racing every Wednesday night — $2.00 178 KOPY KAT WINSLOW’S printing 4 Haven St. 580 MAIN STREET We carry almost everything READING, MASS. open 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. 7 Days 944-1450 Stay Happy! 179 Art Gallery — Artist Supplies — Creative Framing Mon-Fri 9:30 to 8:30 Saturday 9:30 to 6:00 281 Main Street Reading, Mass. 01867 tel. (617) 944-6424 GALLERIE inc. Dunn’s Bike Shop 16 Gould Street Reading, Mass. 01867 SCHWINN Authorized Sales and Service Repairs and Parts for All Makes 944-9221 JIM DUNN DAVIS-CLARK INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. STUART F. CLARK KENNETH C. LATHAM JR. 603 MAIN STREET READING 944-6171 THE WITCH’S Domenick Zanni HUT 21 Ash Street Sons, Inc. Reading, Mass. General Contractors 944-1810 Reading 944-1610 GOOD LUCK SENIORS . 180 Compliments of Johnson’s Farm Supply Inc. Your Real Hardware Store 10 Haven Street Reading Willis Pharmacy Arnold Bower B.S., R.Ph. For Prescriptions And Cosmetics Since 1855 Hudson Vitamins 610 Main Street Reading, Mass. Tel. 944-0432 944-4067 Commercial — Industrial — Residential CAPITOL ELECTRIC 80 HAVEN STREET Reading, Massachusetts 181 Compliments of HURLBERT DATSUN Corner Main and Minot Street Telephone 944-6900 Reading, Mass. 01867 SEDANS - WAGONS - PICKUPS - SPORTS CARS D Compliments of FABRIC TOWN “Draperies and Slipcovers Custommade” “Largest Selection of Sewing Notions and Fabrics” 545 Main Street Reading, Mass. 01867 Open nites til 9:00 944-6996 TOWN LINE LIQUOR MART 1349 MAIN STREET Solo Pak Hearing Aid Center Hearing Aids 944-1119 Repairs Batteries 34 Gould Street Reading, Mass. 01867 Across from Marshall’s OPEN 8:30 A.M. TO 11:00 P.M. 944-4300 182 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1974 Town of Reading Municipal Light Department Reading Liquors, Inc. 345 Main Street Reading, Mass. 944-7474 BRUCE BERGER ARNOLD BERGER DiCICCO’S Submarines and Pizzas Phone 944-6000 21 HARNDEN STREET Reading Square READING CO-OPERATIVE BANK 180 HAVEN STREET READING, MASSACHUSETTS 01867 Congratulations, and a happy and prosperous future to all our friends in the Class of ’74 183 Walter M. Fowler Insuranee Agency ALAN K. FOWLER 603 MAIN STREET READING 944-4800 Congratulations from BERSON’S PHARMACY 1 Harden St. — Reading You Ring — W ' e Bring ABE BERSON 944-2832 184 1 SALES POWER BURNERS SERVICE | SMITH OIL CO., INC. Heating Oils — Bottled Gas 267 Main Street, Reading. Mass. 01867 DAVID DOOLEY, Mgr. 944-1043 Compliments of: The Paint Store With The Purple Door (formerly Joe Riemer’s) 164 Haven Street Reading, Mass. 944-(X)60 ATLANTIC SUPERMARKETS “The Supermarket with the friendly atmosphere” 30 Haven St. Reading Main Street North Reading Compliments of CASE DRUG INC. 664 MAIN STREET READING, MASS. We maintain a complete record of all your family’s prescriptions. 185 REACH HIGH, FOR STARS LIE HIDDEN IN YOUR SOUL. DREAM DEEP, FOR EVERY DREAM PRECEDES THE GOAL. Congratulations from your Class Photographers PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS INC. 131 SOUTH MAIN STREET BRADFORD, MASS. 01830 Congratulations Seniors!! Compliments of Chapin, Kieley, And Howe, Inc, 48 Haven Street Reading C M GULF 459 MAIN STREET READING, MASS. 01867 Tune-ups Minor Repairs Wheel Alignment Phone 944-9793 COME GROW WITH US MELROSE- WAKEFIELD TRUST Company A Shawmut Association Bank — Member F.D.I.C. 580 Main Street Reading, Mass. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1974 from the READING BOOSTERS CLUB Congratulations and much success to The Class of 1974 Bjorkman Lann Real Estate, Inc. Realtors — 258 Main St. Reading “The Marlann Building” 944-4040 Michael’s House of Beauty, Inc. 55 Haven Street Reading, Mass. 01867 Phone: 944-2746 r ! ( congratulations to the class of 74 from The American Legion Reading Post 62 The youth of today ... is the hope of tomorrow 188 Edgerley Bessom FUNERAL HOME, INC. 743 MAIN STREET READING, MASSACHUSETTS DAVID MALCOLM - DIRECTOR TELEPHONE 944-0105 189 To the class of ' 74: Good luck in the years to come — compliments of SHEAR EXPRESSION Compliments of CHILDRENS SHOP 676 Main Street Reading, Mass. 01867 Congratulations to the Class of ' 74 from EUGENE’S. Clothes for men and boys Formal wear for rental. Shoes for the entire family. 642 Main Street 944-3113 Reading, Mass. 190 Congratulations to the class of 1974 WEBER SMITH INC. 15 Pierce Street Reading LA PIERRE SCHOOL OF DANCE 191 192 193 SAVINGS BANK 643 Main Street, Reading Bank Hours 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thursday Evening 6 to 8 Branch Office 386 Main St., Wilmington SANTORO’S SUB VILLA OF READING 648 MAIN STREET 944-9786 Cold Cuts and Party Platters Submarine Sandwiches Pizza Open Daily 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. J)euiter?ot MUFFIN HOUSE rS UKgJI JOUR INTO THE AST That ' s what people � av when they visit a Pewter Pot Mufhn House and reli e the 200-year-old tradition of an olde New England Coffee House — complete with beamed ceilings, historic murals, and olde Colonial tables. Enjoy gracious hospitality m pleasant surroundings, savor our famous coffee brewed in pewter coffee pots like those made by Paul Revere, and served by our charming Pewter Pot . Iuthn tlirls. Tempt- ing New England foods prepared in true Colonial style yy Our latchMring Qfn 7 day U 5M BIAIN ST.. READING CENTER 194 RAPHAEL STUDIO Frank Gazarian, Photographer 258 Main Street Reading, Massachusetts 01867 (617) 944-1889 Seniors “A wish for a successful future” AGGANIS School of Driving Inc. Certified by the Registry of Motor Vehicles 159 Haven Street 944-7715 READING, MASS. “Reading’s Most complete and modern driving school” 195 A band-aid Doth not cover all Old insurance adage For a little hurt a band-aid doeth fine. But ' to take arms against a sea of troubles and outrageous fortune . . . ’tis insurance that provides the salve. And what could be a more gratifying and re¬ warding career? If you are interested . . . consider the in¬ surance industry for your life’s work. Call our People Department. They’ll be glad to give you the details. American Mutual INSURANCE COMPANIES Wakefield, Massachusetts 01880 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1974 from PIZZA WORLD Main Street Reading And special thanks to Barbara Kathy Kim Terry 196