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

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' I I X iipE ' , L ] I B Wff | 1 ■Hr ' Mr. Steven Rhodes “Real generosity toward the future lies in giving all to the present.” — Camus The Class of 1975 sincerely thanks all those people who have been involved with our class, but there is one person to whom we are especially indebted: Mr. Steven Rhodes, our Class Advisor. His enthusiasm and support for our class have been inspirational for us in the under¬ taking of many activities. Mr. Rhodes has been an ex¬ cellent Class Advisor. He has always directed us with the best of his ability whenever we needed to be guided in class affairs. Without question, he has demonstrated his generosity to our future by giving so much of his valuable time to us in the present. The Class of 1975 proudly dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Steven Rhodes. DEDICATION t DEDICATION WALTER E. HAWKES 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. — Anonymous Seventeen years ago, Walter E . Hawkes, bearing this thought with him, came to Reading Memorial High School where he has worked diligently to expand the athletic program and to further develop the opportu¬ nities in physical education. His belief in the impor¬ tance of determination and courage in sports has gained him the enthusiastic respect of students and faculty alike. Besides these major accomplishments, Coach Hawkes has supported and encouraged every sports participant, and the coach’s attendance at various meets and games has displayed his devoted involvement with the students at Reading High. In appreciation for his contributions to the student body at Reading Memorial High School, we proudly dedicate this yearbook to Coach Walter E. Hawkes. ADMINISTRATION Ara A. Karakashian, Principal Leonard F. D’Orlando, Assistant Principal The whole object of education is, or should be, to develop mind. The mind should be a thing that works. It should be able to pass judge¬ ments on events as they arise, make decisions. — Sherwood Anderson Charles Symonds, Assistant Principal Ernest G. Spence, Assistant Principal 9 Willis Anderson Social Studies “Know the truth!” Gladys Benshimol Physical Education It is well to give when asked but it is better to give unasked through under¬ standing. — Kahlil Gibran Bruce Appleby Social Studies No person shall be . . . deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law. — 5th and 14th Amendments Franklin Berkey Guidance Counselor “Frustration is the doorway to mental health.” Virginia Bartlett Physical Education You cannot judge any man beyond your knowledge of him, and how small is your knowledge. — Kahlil Gibran Alton Black Mathematics “Gum-chewing is bad for the health ' (In Room 345!)” Thomas Blaney Business Education “For fear of taking chances Eve missed a lot of fun; the things I regret most in life are things 1 haven’t done.” Everett Blodgett Science “I will entertain any questions now! Give me five definitions for the MOLE!” Philip Blum Scipnrp Peace or — 92U235 +Onl- 36Kr92 +56Bal41 + 3(On 1) + 200Mev! Edward Brady Guidance Counselor “The most important aspect of life is how we choose to live.” Harold Bond English Let us all ring fancy’s knell; I’ll begin it, — Ding, Dong. Bell, Ding, Dong, Bell. — Shakespeare David Brett Business Education “Never give anyone a straight answer.” Leslie Bowers English Ek gret effect men write in place lite; Th’entente is al, and nat the lettres space. Taken from; Troilus and Crisevde Walter Cahill English “Murphy’s Law states: ‘Anything that can go wrong will.’ Considering Murphy, it has.” Joseph Cain Audio Visual Harry Truman ' s grandfather, on “counterfeit” churchgoers; Whenever the cus¬ tomers prayed too loud, you’d better go home and lock your smokehouse.” David Castine Guidance Counselor “The great thing in the world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving.” Carolyn Clark Foreign Language “On ne fait pas d’omelette sans casser d’oeufs.” Lynne Cavanaugh English In the time of your life, live — so that in that wondrous time you . . . shall smile to the infinite delight and mys¬ tery of it. — William Saroyan Angelajean Chiaramida Social Studies “Ethnocentricity and money are the roots of all evil.” Lois Coit English Trying to define yourself is like trying to bite your own teeth — Tennessee Williams R. Gilbert Congdon Mathematics Happiness is greater than (Wealth U Status) . . . Study yourself in order to discover your true posi¬ tion in life. Frances Cook Science “Did the second bell ring yet?” — Q.E.D. Martha Cook Science “Good Luck” Thomas Darrin Social Studies “Experience is another name for our past mistakes. Life is quite an experi¬ ence for many of us.” Norman Cormier English Reading maketh a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man. — Francis Bacon Emery DeBeck Mathematics “What more noble calling than to be a teacher — selflessly devoting one’s days to inspiring a cleaner cafeteria.” Harold Croft English To be liked you must never disagree. Taken from: The Night Thoreau Spe nt In Jail Pearl Dee Home Economics “Anything worth doing is worth doing well.” Francis DiLuna Science Flowers and animals are all trying to tell us something — So weren’t the great Auks and Dodos, but who listened? Robert Donovan Foreign Language El que lee mucho y anda mucho, ve mucho y sabe mucho. — Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra — unknown Robert Dunbar Social Studies “The most important questions to ask are those with no answers ...” Myrna Evans Home Economics “Creativity is making something beautiful from ordinary things.” Marilyn Durkin Mathematics The great law of culture is: Let each become all that he was created capable of being. — Thomas Carlyle Kenneth Feit English . . . to grow in the open air, and eat and sleep with the earth. — Walt Whitman Katherine Ebeling Social Studies “Remember: the Sugar Act was not performed in a night club.” Susan Frey Mathematics While drifting doen this road, the strangest things unfold to you. Stories you thought never true, and you know that it’s only begun. — Dave Mason David Garland Science “Life consists of spring, summer, winter, and au¬ tumn. Enjoy each season.” Richard Gillis Business Education “To all my students, who taught me how much there is still to learn; 1 am deeply indebted.” Edrea Grabler Foreign Language Richard Guilbert Special Needs Each person is born to one possession which outvalues all his others — his last breath. — Mark Twain Peter Greene Social Studies Speak roughly to your little boy, and beat him when he sneezes: He only does it to annoy, because he knows it teases. Marguerite Grimes Mathematics Divide any difficult problem into smaller and smaller parts until . . . (its) so simple that you see its self- evident truth. — Rene Descartes Arthur Hales Physical Education “Caring is an attitude, not a method.” Richard Ham Foreign Language “Be your brother’s keeper, but first learn his language.” Michael Harney Industrial Arts Youth and white paper take any impression. Helen Hart Guidance Counselor “The individual’s right to freedom of expression is indeed a most important possession. Always use it wisely.” I William Hart English Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. — Emerson John Hollingsworth Mathematics “If I can make it a nice day for you, then it’s a nice day for me, too.” Walter Hawkes Physical Education “And when the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name, ... it is how you played the game.” Ronald Howland English “Teaching is like loving a mermaid. It’s not half bad.” Wendell Hodgkins English Blessed are they who know what they are doing, for they shall know when they have done it. — Modern saying Elizabeth Jordan Science Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. — Marie Curie Eugene Kaczowka Mathematics “Listen to the rain singing on the rooftops and whispering thoughts of happiness to the wild flow¬ ers.” John Kelly Physical Education “Stay in your seats and talk quietly.” John Kelly Social Studies iThe mind of man is capable of any¬ thing — because everything is in it, j all the past as well as all the future. — Joseph Conrad Mary Lanouette Foreign Language In alio Pediculum, in te ricinum non vides. — Petronius Dorothy Lebach Foreign Language II faut bien que je supporte deux ou trois chenilles si je veux connaitre les papillons. — Le Petit Prince — St. Exupery Maureen LeClaire Physical Education “Sometimes people try so hard to be what they should, they forget what they are.” Kenneth Levesque Business Education As eternity is reckoned, there’s a lifetime in a sec¬ ond. — Piet Hein Eleni LoPorto English Joan Morse Librarian There’s only one corner of the uni¬ verse you can be certain of improving, and that’s your own self. — Aldous Huxley Donald Lovely Social Studies “Strive for clarity of expression . . . Let us eschew objuscation!” Eunice Mosher Special Needs “ . . . We speak the literal to inspire the un¬ derstanding of a friend ...” — Robert Frost Edward Morrison Industrial Arts “The impossible is often the untried.” James Murphy Science The Universe is NOT Capricious. — Murphy Thomas Myslicki Physical Education “Keep your sunny side up!! And your rusty side down!!” David Nathans Mathematics “Besides learning, there is understanding.” Barbara Nevils Mathematics Everybody needs a change, a chance ho check out the new; But you ' re the pnly one to see the changes you take yourself through. — Stevie Wonder Joseph Nisco Foreign Language La Paix ce n’est pas seulement l’absence de la guerre: c’est plutot la vraie fratemite parmi les hommes. — MLK Anna Normand Social Studies “People who like the finer things in life-like people.” Cheryl O’Brien Business Education “As one sows, so shall he reap.” Carl O’Brien Industrial Ar ts The tool you need and do not purchase, you pay for, without having the use of it. — Henry Ford Phyllis Onusseit English The first thing is to acquire wisdom; gain understanding though it cost you all you have. — Proverbs 4:7 You shall love your crooked Michele Owaroff English neighbor with your crooked heart. — W.H. Auden John Pacino Guidance Counselor “When you need to make a decision — examine the . . . alternatives — once resolved, . . . never sec¬ ond guess yourself.” Walter Paskowsky Guidance Counselor Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. — Emerson Jane Reed Business Education Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die — Life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. — Langston Hughes Jerome Perry Science Whoso neglects learning in his youth loses the past and is dead for the fu¬ ture. — Euripides Steven Rhodes Mathematics “ 1 he class ot 1975 is the greatest class that has ever graduated from R.M.H.S. (except maybe for the class of 1961)” Gladys Roberts Business Education Sustain a healthy chuckle and a twinkle in your eye . . . — G. Roberts James Roth Music “Come on, people!” .r . a Geraldine Roy Art Artists have the urge and the ability to look at the world and find something new and original, rich and intense. — H.W. Janson Helen Scanned Business Education “An education : without values :: a body without a soul.” Paul Schapira Mathematics Okay? Okay. Susan Sellers Social Studies I carry the sun in a golden cup, the moon in a silver bag. — Yeats Joan Silva Librarian When you feel how depressingly slowly you climb, its well to remember that Things Take Time. — Piet Hein Paul Soule Science “Loose doors — often times — are blown off their hinges.” Margaret Starrett Business Education A teacher affects eternity — he can never tell where his influence stops. — Henry Adams Sally Stembridge English “An empty barrel makes the most noise.” Meredith Suld Foreign Language Cueillez des aujourd ' hui les roses de la vie. — Ronsard Robert Stewart Science “Nothing’s really difficult to do once you get used to doing it.” Anne Stewart Social Studies “Builds twelve bodies, eight ways . . . ” Robert Swanson Social Studies The General Staff in 1914 was prepared for The War of 1870, and in 1940, for The War of 1914. — Guy La Chambre Eric Turner Mathematics “When 1 consider all the combinations; To be here rather than there, To be now instead of then is best.” Peter Valeska Social Studies Though the tail of the hippopotamus has no stinger. It is the wise man who would rather be sat upon by the bee. —olde Lithuanian proverb Frederick Wales Industrial Arts “Education is what you remember after you have forgotten all that you have been taught.” Michael Weinswig Foreign Language A knowledge of different literature is the best way to free oneself from the tyranny of any of them. — Jose Marti 1882 Charles Whipple Social Studies “Is it true you wanted a baby girl and not a baby boy?” John White Physical Education “Spirit — Mind — Body, one without the other leaves a wasted human being.” Peter Wood Art “Clay’s the way!” Kevin Zenewicz Science “Not only do you owe it to yourself to do your best, but you owe it to yourself to find out what your best Mrs. Gromyko OFFICE AND HEALTH ROOM STAFFS Mrs. Schubarth Miss Underhill, Mrs. McDonough, Mrs. Serrentino, Mrs. Ahlstrom. Mrs. Halfyard Mrs. Morris 24 Theresa Meuse CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAL STAFFS Paul Hubbard. Jerry Intonti. Herman Hubbard, Steve Sheppard, Domenic Cacciapuoti. ROW 1: Mrs. Fearnside, Mrs. Ogden, Mrs. Filburne, Mrs. Tine, Mrs. Mullen, Mrs. Cohick, Mrs. Isacson. ROW 2: Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. McSheehy, Mrs. Winkler, Miss Monahan, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Demenkow. 25 « 4 ■■■.■•• ' ‘I, ’ V ' ■ - ' Y , 1 ,vJ ' ’• ' ,V, i V • v‘ - . • v ).;• ' . vy• ‘vy- v v s ;.’ • • . ■ ■ - V ' A ' v,v Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. —-L.J. Suenens - ’ . • ' . ( V ‘ ' • ,. , • • ■ ■ • ■ • a : y . . t . , It jt ISP “ S H ¥; • -. -4. W : Wj y vih$ • r f i | 1 « ME V xjy ' ”T ' -i e ' -rV s?f ■ 5 f : I1 : .; -.:• Sv fjn , n 1 v- % T.i s jiyp lyfe BW� W I- A: C?r« FOOTBALL ROW 1: Dan Walsh, Tim Sharkey, Steve Garey, Dave Johnson, Ken Hollingsworth, (Captain), Tom Dwyer, (Captain), Don Rice (Captain), Mark Kirby, Tom McCarron, Paul White, Kevin Lorocco ROW 2: Ed Loschi, Steve Mantia, Bill Coutreau, Jim Shiner, Tom Hunt, Mike Ianelli, Jack Pacino, Bob Dolber, Barry Knox, Norm Black, Steve Donovan. ROW 3: Steve Bramante, Steve Westra, Brian Duffy, B.J. O’Brien, Dave Kouloris, John Hicks, Bob O ' Brien, Tom Ratacik, Chris Coveny, John Atwood, Mike Schloth. ROW 4: Joe Ricci, Nico Mitropoulos, Jay Boviard, Steve O ' Brien, Bill McCarron, Jim Griffin, Terry Ryan, Mike Lewko, Ray D’Erosa, Jim Robichaud, Joe Harris, Coach Soule, Coach Hollings¬ worth. ROW 5: Mr. Nisco, Fred Conner, Brad Poehler, Richard Saxon, Jay Polimeno, Paul Jackson, Bill Sullivan, Tony Divito, Mark Orpin, Mike Fallon, Coach White. “Come in? . 30 “Are they cheering for me?” “Attack that man!” Ken comes through again! Only their mothers could love them! “Nail that guy!” “It’s alive! yy “He made it!” Sue Miesfeldt — Our Football Queen 32 THANKS! This year, Coaches John Hollingsworth and Dick Gillis will he retiring from their coaching positions after many years of hard work for their respective teams. The students of RMHS cannot possibly thank them enough for their hours of dedicated service to the athletic program. Coach Hollingsworth has guided the football team to one hundred victorious games during his twenty year career, while Coach Gillis has produced fine basketball teams for nine years. These men have devoted much of their time, skill and love to their team members and their coaching will be missed by Reading High. CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: Mary Tocco. Roberta D ' Ambrosio, Janice Emanuelson (Captain), Karen Cardillo, Merilee Halpin. ROW 2: Joey Kagan, Jill Cagnina, Winnie Nielson, Maureen O ' Conner, Debbie Sorenson, Cheri Howse, Jana Walker, Trisha Hill, Carol Gard, Cindy Rosa. “Reading Rockets are the best!” 34 BATON SQUAD “Say ‘Cheese’!” Jiving to the music! ROW 1: Joyce McFadden (Co-Captain), Linda Haigh, Michelle Arsenault, Lyne Fitzgerald, Cindy Dugan, Karen Gianelli (Co-Captain). ROW 2: Linda White, Diane Stephens, Patricia Kennedy, Carolyn Bellengi, Maureen Kiley, Carol DeFuria, Salli Moran, Debbie McGonagle, Kathy C ampbell. ROW 3: Chris Regazinni, Marcia Ferris, Mary Beth DeCelle, Lianne Iaccopucci, Sue Dunkley, Leslie Cioffi, Lauren Campbell, Jeanne LoConte, Marcia Locke. 35 CROSS-COUNTRY ROW 1: Ken Saunders, John Marshall, Kevin Desmond, Mike Conners, Mark Horan, Scott Chandler, Mark Kasperovich, Costi Ricci, Geoff Oliver, Mark Feeney. ROW 2: Jim Gallagher, Steve Norton, Larry Immerman, Chris Pepoli, Nate Smith, Leo Kashian, Jeff Beers, Matt Powell, Tom Warnick, Don Norton, Rick Gilbert. ROW 3: Coach Garland, Mike Myette, Dave Jones, Bobby Blacker, Bob Collins, Keith Spinney, Dave Converse, Glen Zaramba, Chris Cleary, Jack Powell, Dave Monson, Andy Marshall, Coach Blodgett. ‘Could that be the finish line ahead?!’ “Over the river and through the woods . . “Which way do we go?!” 37 FIELD HOCKEY ROW 1: Nicky Cottier, Pam Treacy, Denise Spellberg, Pat Collins, Debbie Olszewski, Lauren Hall, Linda DiBi e (Captain) Terry Mazur (Cap¬ tain) Janet Davidson, Dawn Dentali, Sue Miesfeldt, Janet Conlan, Ms. Bartlett. ROW 2: Amy Oldmixon, Bobbie Lindgren, Joyce Maratolli, Sue Locke, Janet Porter, Diane Power, Debbie DiBiase, Marcia Brown, Elaine Regan, Sue Cohick, Michelle Ciccone:, Diana Dixon, Linda Kuhne. ROW 3: Maureen Wall, Alyssa Schubarth, Jeanne Isacson, Andrea Maratolli, Georgia Celehar, Sheryl Hall, Reggie Mazur, Kathy Duffy, Diane Palaima, Sue Brown, Karen Sawyer, Dorothy Fortunato, Andrea Knapp, Ms. Benshimol. Grrrr! 38 Fancy feet!!! “Psst . . . Sue, the game is this way!” “Wake me up when it’s over!” “What do you mean that wasn ' t a goal?!” 39 1 ' T t ,5®«g fiBafc UFA RBSHUgg ■• � «� � ■ ?� «. i i aamsBUgm l£££ ®®� «® � � a wammagm 88ff9“ � ®® «« n maasmt iff 1 I i i r BflT i j.. i|jr 41 ■r 7 ■ i i 1 s «R I , : r J Hf U S ' r.D INDOOR TRACK s .-. . — tm-A :ujubum m w ns iSKza mmsim m IJJJdW -.ft ' . ROW 1: Coach Soule, Jim Shirier, Bob Dolber, Norm Black, Barry Knox, Tom McCarron (Captain), Chris McConnell, Mark Kasperovich, Costi Ricci, Russ Bosbach, Mark Horan, Scott Chandler, Coach Croft. ROW 2: Chris Doucette, Kevin Desmond, Don Norton, Jeff Rizzo, Dave Gould, Jeff Beers, Mark Warren, Tony Torra, Steve Westra, Steve Fallon, Mark Feeney. ROW 3: Dan Driscoll, Steve Knapp, Tom Warnick, Larry Im- merman, Leo Kashian, Dick Bickford, Mike Fallon, Steve Nalchajian, Wayne Thompson, Joe Kelliher. ROW 4: John McCauley, Dave Morrison, Steve Norton, Dave Monson, Nate Smith, Keith Spinney, Rick Hollowell, Joe Prew, Hal Beede, Jack Powell, Don Herook. ROW 5: Matt Sorenson, Jay Perry, John Moore, Bob Blacker, Art Donaghey, Bruce Nozick, Ed Feener, Dave Converse, Dave Digiovanni, Bill McCrary. ROW 6: Mike Myette, Fred Powers, Joe Seip, Art Iannelli, Mike Schloth, Keith D’Entremont, Chris Warnick, Dave Hodgkins. Mutiny on the track team! 44 Ready . . . Set. . . Bang! 1 ‘Zzzzz . . “Go for the record, Donny!” Time out. 45 WRESTLING ROW 1: Tom Goddard, Bob Morgan, Mark Stoddard, Steve Donovan, Dennis Burkholder, Gary Barsomian. ROW 2: Steve Lorocco, Mark Orpin, Mike Iannelli, Steve Garey, Steve Mantia, Ed Loschi. Missing from picture: Tom Hunt (Co-Captain) and Mark Kurkjian (Co-Captain). “Now what do 1 do?” 46 014 “Is it that time already?!” I didn ' t teach them that!” “Do you think he’s hurting him? “Nitey-nite, Coach.” 47 HOCKEY ROW 1: Tim Webb, Nico Mitropoulos, Theo Mitropoulos (Co-Captain), Dan Walsh (Co-Captain), Larry Gilligan, Mike D ' Ambrosio, Bill DeSisto. ROW 2: Peter Gent, Bob Cummings, Mike Ricci, Tom Ratacik, Kevin Storti, Dan Melanson, Andy Hennigar, Norm Bryzicki, Dan Roy, Peter Richardson, Dick Donovan, Dave King, Dan Brown. 48 “Where did it go?” “What are friends for?” A real contact sport! The closer you get, the better it looks! GIRLS’ BASKETBALL ROW 1: Anne Locke, Terry Mazur (Co-Captain), Lauren Hall (Co-Captain), Kathy Duffy, Debbie DiBiase. ROW 2: Marcia Brown, Kathy King, Linda DiBiase, Mrs. LeClaire (Coach). ROW 3: Pam Treacy, Mary Hancock, Pat Collins, Jane Petersen. “Back to the old drawing board!” GYMNASTICS ROW 1: Bev Bonaccorsso, Sharon Miller, Lisa Simone, Marney Mitropolous, Kathy Hill, Rich Interante, Brian Wheaton, Peter Clemens, Jimmy Wood, Linda Jones, Kathy Malonson, Debbie Arsenault, Kathy McCabe, Carol Castine. ROW 2: Amy Oberg, Cheryl Cardillo, Joanne Lane, Laurie Parker, Leslie Brown, Lyne Fitzgerald, Lisa Aruther, Lisa Teague, Jennifer Walker, Karen Sheehan, Debbie Smith, Cindy Garey, Nancy Wells. ROW 3: Carla Ahlstrom, Nancy Hannigan, Monica Smith, Pam Griener, Maureen Knowland, Susan Connors, Donna DeSanto, Eleonora Costal, Sue Drumm, Kim Roberts, Mary Jo Sweeney, Jeanne Gilligan, Sue Corindia. ROW 4: Andy Curto, Mike Lewko, Dave Diblasi, Steve Connors, Kurt Carlson, Jon Heslin, Steve Myette, Jeff Bailey, Rick Rikeman. Missing from picture are Mark Anderson and Marcy Wales. 52 The pain of it all! 1 BASEBALI «■� Daydreamin’ “Now what do I do with it?” 56 SPRING TRACK Rigor! Get psyched! —e.. Able to leap the bar in a single bound! Solemn fans. 57 2WRXfi wm M, BOYS’ TENNIS AND GOLF Arnold chance! JitjC v What concentration! Palmer doesn’t stand a Look at that form! “That was out!” 58 GIRLS’ TRACK, TENNIS, AND SOFTBALL Up, up and away! A tippy toeing tennis teammate! Safe at home! Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing. — Helen Keller SKI CLUB Mark Andreola, Cheryl Assaf, Sharon Bassett, Andrea Basso, Margaret Bigwood, James BillclifT, Michael Bittrich, Carol Ann Blanchard, Phil Boisvert, Susan Booth, Mark Brennan, Susan Brown, Kevin Callahan, Lauren Campbell, Connie Chapman, Roy Ciampa, Chris Cintron. Leslie Cioffi, Peter Clemens, Susan Cohick, Michael Collins, Pat Collins, Edward Connors, Steven Connor, Fred Conover, William Cook, Matthew Crawford, Kenneth Crupe, Bob Cullinane, Mark Curtis, Theresa Dady, Scott Davis, Charles Dearborn, Ann DiCampo, Richard Dickson, Joseph DiSciullo, Tracey Fancher, Paul Fasciano, Sue Flagg, Doreen Gallagher, Barry Gaw, Nancy Glines, John Galon, Lynne Gray, Karen Habel, Roberta Hale, Jeffrey Horn, Randy Howse, Michael Humphrey, Lianne lacopucci, Elizabeth Jones, Stephen Kasper, George Kaulbach, Patty Kennedy, Shawn Kennedy, Robert Kennett, Bill King, Michelle Kramer, Margy Laurenti, Tom Lewis. Philip Lincoln, Kevin Mack, Thor Mackenzie, Andrea Marottoli, Joyce Marottoli, Laura Maxlin. Mark McCabe, Peter Moloney, David Monson, Greg Moore, Winnie Neilson, David Nichols, Sue Nickerson, Janet Oliver, Mary O ' Sullivan. Jan Peterson, John Polanshek, Jan Porter, Elaine Regan, Mark Restuccia, David Restuccia, Steven Roberts, Anne Robie, Jean Saunders. Eileen Savage, Karen Sawyer, Donald Schloth, Ed Schloth, Theresa Sheehan, Jim Shiner, Bill Sigsbury, David Singleton. Dottie Singleton. Susan Stamatis, Steve Starkey, Peter Stark, John Steenbruggen, Linda Stone, Sharon Strandberg, Pam Sullivan, David Surette, Mary Jo Sweeney, Lisa Teague, David Tucker, Susan Turenne, Joanne Verville, Marcy Wales, Maureen Wall, Jim Wilson, Glenn Zaramba. OUTING CLUB Cheryl Assaf, Jill Avery, Lisa Bamberg, Nancy Beane, Sue Bennett, Richard Bickford, Marilyn Blunt, Jeanie Brady, Debbie Buckley, Nancy Calef, Kelly Carafotes, Joe Christofi, Pat Collins, Dawn Dentali, Anne DeWolfe, Elaine Driscoll, Kathy Dunn, Kevin Dyer, Nancy Flagg, Jay Forrest, Scott Garrard, Julie Greenwood, Kathy Goulet, Sharon Gulloti, Peter Gun- nulfsen. Merilee Hatpin, Cynthia Hamel, Mary Hancock, Peter Hendrick, Pat lapia, Justine Jankun, Gail Joudrie, Paula Ken¬ nedy, Patricia Kennedy, Cathy King, David King, Andrea Knapp, Karen Kulick, Bill Leder, David Lyons, Thomas Marroni, Diane Met onchie, Carol McConchie, Jane McCulloch, Kathi McHugh, Paul Meuse, Jane Moss, Nancy Norris, Susan Pilla, Margie Quinlan, Mary Lou Reilly, Nancy Reilly, Diane Rezendes, Jon Richardson, Anne Robie, Geoff Ruggles, Bob Saunders, Lionel Shapiro, Bill Sigsbury, Dottie Singleton, Gretchen Shmuch, Charlene Smith, Marilyn Smith, Maureen Smith, Joanne Steele, Laura Stocker, Pam Sullivan, Thomas Sullivan, Thomas Sullivan, Paula Tierney, Ann Visconti, Camille Visconti, Abby Williams, Jim Wilson, Jack Winsor, Claudette Zanni. MODEL UNITED NATIONS ROW 1: Steven Harron, Kevin Lanigan, Matt Cummings, David Leavitt, David Biette, Karen Habei, Erwin Hunter, Charles Dearborn, Rich¬ ard Baglioni, Paul Meuse, Warren Cochrane. ROW 2: Mark Restuccia, Linda Hamel, Wendy Neumann, Nicki Cottier, Peter Bernard, Thomas Myette, Eleanora Costal, Michael Lucey, Jan Porter, Anne Barrett, Susan Cohick. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY David Biette, Peter Bernard, Norman Black, Deborah Blood, Lisa Boyd, Barbara Currier, Chris Cutelis, Dawn Dentali, Lisa Donaghey, Christopher Doucette, Cynthia Dugan, Mark Feeney, Nancy Flagg, Kathleen Foley, Lauren Foohey, Sharon Gardner, Theresa Gazzara, Karen Habei, Linda Haigh, Erwin Hunter, Patricia Kennedy, Barry Knox, Anne Locke, Carole McMillan, Paul Meuse, Salli Moran. Jane Moss, Susan Nickerson, Mary Ann O ' Hearn, Geoffrey Oliver, Susan Pilla, William Reed, Nancy Reilly, Donald Rice, Dorothy Singleton, Cheryl Smith, Jana 63 Walker, Karen Webster, Charlene Wheaton, Priscilla White. REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL Alexandra Marks, Edward Schloth. MaryKate Cronin. Missing from picture: Chris Gent, Thomas Myette. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL STUDENT UNION Thomas Myette (President), Kathy Mullins (Secretary-Treasur Robert MacKilligan (Vice-President). Denise Spellberg, Robert MacKilligan. 64 STUDENT — FACULTY SENATE ROW 1: Mary Tocco, Anne DeWolfe, Karen Surette, Steven Krekorian, Ann Barrett. ROW 2: Karen Crosby, Ann Sweeney, Heather Hersee, Peter Hendrick, Shawn MaGuire, Natalie Chamberlain. STUDENT UNION ROW 1 Barbara Russell, Maureen Wall, Kathleen Mullin, Sharon Bassett, Ellen Davidson, Denise Speilberg, Linda Hamel. ROW 2: David Leavitt, John Nicholson, Thomas Myette, Robert MacKilligan. Charles Dearborn, Anne Bar- rett, John Copithome. 65 k m ROW 1 Derek Beckwith, Charles Chisholm, Steven Amary, Tom Sullivan, Tom Fuller, Mark Gustafson. ROW 2 Mr. Cain, Dave Castine, Stephen Erickson. Peter Hendrick, Geoff 66 Beckwith, Kevin Shea, Jerry Intonti. BAND A.V. CREW ROW 1 Dave Goodhue, Katie Scott, Diane Tucker, Sue Pilla, Priscilla White, Ken Saunders, Debbie Blood, Peter Hendrick, Mr. Roth. ROW 2: Dianna Wexler, David Lake, Jerry Neuman, Michael Connors, Russ Bosbach, Dave Biette, Geoff Oliver, Steve Perna. ROW 3: Gayle Gilbert, Chris D ' Angio, Deb Fuller, Martha Watson, Diane Power, Judy Gomes, Deb Whippen, Sue Drumm. ROW 4: Wayne Thompson, John Nicholson, Leo Basta, Rick Livingstone, Diana Dixon, Bob Jonah, Ed Conners. ROW 5: John Copithorne, Mike Ricci, Steve Erickson, Karen Sawyer, Roberta Hale. ROW 6 Martha Blowney, Chris Bosnian, Jeff Hunt, Gretchen Schmuch, Nancy Kelly, Gordon Ahlstrom. ROW 7: Kevin Lanigan, Dave Hodgkins, Jeanne Isacson, Kathy Komidar, Sandy Elliot, Diane Arsenault, Steve McDonald, Jackie Meuse. NOT PICTURED: Terri Bennett, Michael Collins, Pat Kennedy, Eddie Loschi, Faith Madison, Lorraine Newcomb, Bill Reed, Kevin Stowell. LIBRARY AIDES Johann Harriet, Janet Williams, Diane Rezendes. VIVARIUM CREW ROW 1 Kevin Shea, Timothy Smith, Robert MacDonald, John Hammond, Timothy Aucella, Joseph Disciullo, Alan Leney, Gary MacAusland, Brian Horn. ROW 2 Laura Jenney, Kevin Mack. Steven DeC ' outo, Matt VanderHaegan, Maril McCabe, Maureen Wall. ROW 3 Justine Jankun, Andrea Knapp, Jacki Ward. Regina Benoit, Ann Morris, Sharon Strandberg, Kathy Kent, Sandra Elliott, Paul Sullivan, Steven Cogger, Michele Romano. Thomas Muise, Sharon Bassett, Darlene Tomasetti, Kathleen Mullin, Dawn Kilmarx. STUDENT OFFICE WORKERS 67 SELECT CHORUS ROW 1 Priscilla White, Deborah Blood, Barbara Zemlin, Susan Pilia. ROW 2 Steven Knapp, Wayne Thompson, Chris¬ topher Doucette, Gregory Lindland, Kenneth Saunders. GLEE CLUB ROW I Terri Bennett. Deborah Fuller, Laura Marlin, Marcia Locke, Faith Madison, Christine Regazzini, Jeffrey Horn, Leo Basta, Stewart Nichols, Thomas Muise, Angela Bernard, Nancy Myers, Wendy Neumann, Carol Blanchard, Jeannine Rose. ROW 2: Mr. Hodgkins, Diane Freeman, Judith Golmes, Linda Jones, Linda Hammel, Mary Lou Reilly, Ann Barrett, David Hodgkins, William Fuller, Peter Bernard, Ken¬ neth Saunders, Janet Porter, FJaine Regan, Susan Cohick, Jean LoConte, Judith Bottcher, Susan Biette. ROW 3: Marguerite Laurenti, Janet Davidson, Denise Spellberg, Anna Pratt, Carolyn Bellengi, Adreenne Law, Steven Knapp, Russell Bosbach, Gregory Lindland, William Cou- treau, Karen Giannelli, Jana Walker, Barbara Zemlin. Anne Barrett, Susan Drumm. ROW 4: Michele Arsenault, Debra Buckley, Priscilla W ' hite, Deborah Blood. Judith Everett, David Lake, David Biette, Wayne Thompson, Geoffrey Oliver, Stephen Perna, Christopher Doucette, Laura Stocker, Susan Pilia, Diane Tucker, Dianna Wexler, Salli Moran. 68 ATARAX IA ROW 1: David King, Cynthia Lovell, Mark Feeney, Mark Horan, Deborah Olszewski, Alexandra Marks. ROW 2: Mary Ann Cox, Barbara Russell, Erwin Hunter, Diane Power, Susan Fuller, Donald Schloth, Anne Barrett, Paul Baronofsky, Mr. Harney. ROW 3: Lionel Shapiro, James Powers, Roy Barnes, Marguerite Laurenti, Kathleen Scott, Jay Forrest, Mark Sawyer, Judith Everett. ROW 4 Amy O’Berg, Thomas Jones, Jeffrey Horn, Janet Porter, Elaine Regan, Geoffrey Oliver, Steven Westra, Linda Poehler. PIONEER STAFF Susan 1 iesfeldt, Cynthia Bosnian, Mark Sawyer, Marian Warnick, Meredith Poehler, Carole McMillan, Jonathan Richardson, Donna Polimeno, Susan Pilla, Diane Tucker, Dianna Wexler. Missing from picture: Lisa Carter. 69 DRAMA CLUB Gordon Ahlstrom, Terri Armstrong, Lynne Assaf. Julie Bahia, Nancy Beane, Geoff Beckwith, Julie Beers, Carolyn Bellengi, Beth Bens, Peter Bernard, David Biette. Matthew Biette. Suzanne Biette, Jeanne Blackett. Carol Blanchard, Debbie Blood, Matthew Bond, Russ Bos- bach. Chris Bosnian, Cindy Bosnian. Judi Bottcher, Cathie Boucher, Cindy Boucher, Lisa Boyd. Susan Brennan. Laurie Bridge, Leslie Brown. Janet Brzycki, Kathy Campbell. Chris Carlyle, Jo Champa, Susan Cohick, Ann Colford, Bonnie Connors, Eleonora Costal, Nicky Cottier. Chris Coughlin, Kate Cronin. Mary Anne Cross, Dianna Crowley. Theresa Dady, Ellen Davidson, Janet Davidson, Cheryl Den- nehy, Dawn Dentali. Donna DeSanto. Nancy Dewsnap, Laurie Dillon, Dianna Dixon, Greg Dixon, Liz Dudinski, Jill Doherty, Chris Doucette Leslie Dwyer. Joan Ehrlich, Judy Everett, David Falkenstrom, Jeanne Fallon, Jay Forrest, Diane Freeman, Richard Gaskill, Tricia Gaskill, Mark Gaudett. Fred Giannelli, Karen Giannelli, Ruth Grace, Peter Hendrick, Ken Herper, Lora Hovey, Jean Isacson, Laura Jenney. Ellen Johansen, Kathy Jones, Gail Joudrie, Robin Joyce. Patty Kennedy, Kathy Kent, Dawn Kilmarx, Amanda Knapp, Steve Knapp, Kathy Komidar, Lynn Kurkjian, Judy Lamb, Kevin Lanigan, Marguerite Laurenti, Martha Lenox, Debbie Livingston, Marcia Locke, Jeanne LoConte, Michael Lucey, Joan Marchinko, Joyce Marottoli, Carolyn Menard, Tom McCarron, Debbie Mc- Gonagle, Elizabeth Merullo, Jackie Meuse, Sue Miesfeldt, Karen Moller. Salli Moran, Sue Mullins, Susan Murphy, Stu Nichols, Sue Nickerson, Bruce Nozick, Geoff Oliver, Janet Oliver, Debbie Onusseit, Sue Ormsby, Carole Palmunen, Laurie Parker, Mary Ann Parker, Weston Pease, Steven Perna, Jeanne Perri, Donna Peterson, Betsy Pohl, Karen Powers, Anna Pratt, Terri Puopolo, Chris Regazzini, Mary Lou Reilly, Cindy Rice, Lori Richards, Kim Roberts, Susan Robinson, Nancy Rowe, Barbara Russell, Heidi Saunders, Ken Saunders, Karen Sawyer, Ken Sawyer, Mark Sawyer. Dawn Schauer, Ed Schloth, Gretchen Schmuch, Alyssa Schubarth. Diane Scott, Sandy Scott, Cathy Seaward. L isa Simone. Kim Smith, Debbie Sorenson, Denise Spellberg, Betsy Spence, Joanne Steele, Jennifer Stewart, Sharon Strandberg, Bobbi Sumberg, Anne Sweeney, Mary Jo Sweeney, Barbara Thomas, Eric Thompson, Susan Trocki, Diane Tucker, Jean Toomey, Karen Vatcher. Jana Walker. Brian Wall, Maureen Wall, Julie Westwater, Diane Whippen, Priscilla White, Tammie Wolfe, Barbara Zemlin. Cathie Boucher (co-captain), Wendy Dawson (co-captain), Jennifer Allen, Mary Amaru, Charlene Arzigian, Jane Bar¬ rett, Sharon Bassett, Nancy Beane, Theresa Beaulieu, Angela Bernat, Marlene Bertone, Sue Biette, Margaret Big- wood, Donna Blacker. Carol Blanchard, Marilyn Blunt, Sue Brennan, Janet Bryzicki, Carol Campbell, Cheryl Car- dillo, L.isa Carlson, Georgia Celehar, Cindy Chisolm, Jo Ciampa, Lynette Clark, Sue Cohick, Ann Connors, Sue Connors, Chris Coughlin, Kate Cronin, Maryann Cross, Nancy Cummings, Theresa Dady, Cheryl Dennehey, Ann Marie Delaney, Ann D ' Entremont, Dawn DeSanto, Joan DiBiasi, Lori Dillon, Jane Doherty, Karen Dolber, Kathy Downey, Liz Dudinski, Nancy Duffy, Helen Durkin, Sandy Elliott, Martha Evangalista, Laurie Falla, Nancy Fancher, Patty Fennely, Christine Ferro, Alicia Fitzpatrick, Nora Flynn, Kathy Frasier, Ellen Gardner, Carol Gattney, Donna Gentile, Colleen Gilbert, Sue Girourd, Grace Gould, Audrey Greenwood, Pat Guarino, Nancy Hannigan, Liz Hatch, Kathy Hicks, Carol Hildreth, Kathy Hill, Paula Hingston, Laura Hovey, Justine Jenkin, Laura Jenny, Gail Joudry, Kathy Keene, Carol Kleponis, Andrea Knapp, Jo Ann Kimball, Michele Kramer, Diane Lake, Jo Ann Lane, Mar¬ guerite l aurenti, Beth l.eavitt, Debbie L.indley, Debbie Livingston, Judy L.ombardozi, Andrea Maratoli, Sandy Martin, Regina Mazur, Kathy McHue, Jean Mcl.aughlin, Karen Mello, Loretta Meserve, Pam Michelini, Sharon Miller, Marny Mitropoulos, Wendy Neumann, Janet Oliver, Sue Ormsby, Mary Ellen O’Sullivan, Laurie Parker, Kathy Payne, Terri Pedi, Chris Pepoli, Donna Peterson, Carol Pietrantonio, Joan Pike, Lynn Quackenbush, Mary Lou Reilly, L ori Richards, Elaine Rizzo, Joan Robinson, Michele Romano, Jeannine Rose, Eileen Savage, Karen Saw¬ yer, Mary Scouten, Kathy Seward. Valerie Sheehan, Vicki Sherrod. Katie Shiner, Lisa Simone, Debbie Spinney, Jo Ann Steele, Jennifer Stewart, Ann Sweeney, Mary Jo Sweeney, Lisa Teague, Gail Upham, Gina Valido, Ann Visconti, Jennifer Walker, Elaine Walsh, Mary Whalen. Marcy Wales, Laurel Wheaton, Betsy Wood. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE at ' i Eleonora de Menez Costal, Lisa Donaghey, Nicky Cottier My A.F.S. year abroad has been won¬ derful. I ' ve loved it here and I’ve had so many great times. I am so glad that I ' ve had this amazing chance to truly get to know the people here; it has been such a worthwhile and rewarding experience. The kids here have been so friendly and have really accepted me into their midst. We have had so many happy times and these memories of all the fun we ' ve had will always be with me: Hal¬ loween, Thanksgiving, Senior Play, tobogganing, and parties — all the ac¬ tivities I have been involved in this year which have brought me into contact with wonderful people who are now my friends. My life is richer and fuller because of this year. In many ways, the year has seemed such a short time because it has been so busy and full that time has gone very quickly. However, I sometimes feel that 1 must have been here longer because my life is now so involved and inter¬ woven with Reading that it is strange to try to realize that a year ago I knew no¬ body here and Reading was just a place on the map. I cannot thank everyone enough who has made this year so fantastic: my fam¬ ily, my friends, and all the people who have added to my experience. — Nicky Cottier Once upon a time there was a little blond girl . . . The story of my life could begin like that — as a fairy tale. And like a fairy tale, my life has been going by so fast that I can scarcely notice the different steps of my wonderful eighteen years. Life to me is a synonym of precious. Each day I am constantly dreaming and hoping. Being an A.F.S. student was my big dream and it came true. I had always wanted to meet different people, learn dif¬ ferent ideas and methods, experience every¬ thing in order to grow. Now I find myself thinking about my year abroad and every¬ thing and everybody I ' ve been meeting on my way. I ' ve changed so much . . .I’m not the same. This year has been a year inside myself and I ' ve been experiencing the happiness of knowing the depths of myself much better because this year has been one of the an¬ swers to the many questions that I have had. I see the world at a different and much more interesting angle. I feel now that there is no “best place to live.” The world is my home country. I ' ve been living the purpose of my being here: 1 am sharing life, hopes, joy, sadness and I ' m mixing up cultures and melting them together to get a much stronger link of friendship between races, and I am, with the help of other people, trying to show how similar all races are. They are all run¬ ning for a common thing: the search for peace, love, faith, and hope inside every one of us in order to give them away. This year shall live in my mind and heart forever. I still remember clearly the day I left R.M.H.S. to spend a year in Chile. But all the tears that I shed that day as I left behind my friends and teachers were few compared to those that I shed when the time came for me to leave Chile. In spite of all the difficulties I had had. not understanding the language at first, struggling to understand seemingly in¬ comprehensible customs and ways of thinking, it was a wonderful year. I ' ve felt the joy of finally being able to express myself adequately in another language, and the warmth of true friendship. I had the opportunity to live for a year in a Latin American country, under a military regime, to live with and adapt myself to another family and their lifestyle, to attend a private religious school for girls, to meet and talk with and laugh with and become attached to a people with customs and backgrounds completely different from mine. Through American Field Service and my family, I travelled through prac¬ tically all of Chile, from its northern border, Peru, to its southernmost conti¬ nental port. Travelling, visiting places of interest, and meeting people has enabled me to recognize many of the Chilean ' s at¬ tributes: his generosity, hospitality, sense of humor, frankness, and pride in his heritage and traditions. And, most importantly. I’ve learned that although there are differences between cultures and political idealogies, people in gener¬ al are basically the same. — Lisa Donaghey Eleonora de Menez Costal .Mi y o ■ wtii HH , ■ i ' PI «$ ' { . ! V-m ' «3f ' !0H L ’. - j T a ' ' ’ ’ • “Aren’t I beautiful?!” “We can’t stay long because our camels are double parked.” “Anyone for a little poker?” “If you ruin the order of my spice rack, I do not know what I will do!” SENIOR PLAY — DON’T DRINK THE WATER 74 Quite the couple! At least her pulse is steady!” Is this any way to wax the floor MUffl illffiii IlMMMMII— imuiiM “Now don’t anyone panick!” 75 ONE-ACT PLAYS THE BALD SOPRANO GLORIA MUNDI GOOD-BYE MISS LIZZIE BORDEN “Is it really true?!’’ “Whaddya mean she isn’t the right person?” “You rang?” “We’ve got to stop meeting like this!” “Oh, you gorgeous thing, you!” “You’re dam right I’ll use this!” “I feel faint!” “Any last requests?” 77 THE MIKADO Heads! “It’s the latest in Oriental apparel!” “Next!” 78 But 1 use a mouthwash!” IjiKv Brea ft • f -! ' • 1 Mt {rAwSt -$A I Mflwy J L fO? ' : ' g| � j � 1 I « � | I’d like to know what this whole show is all about before it’s out. — Piet Hein FRESHMEN “Let us in on the joke!” “Now class!” “It’s all yours!” (Secretary), Helen Durkin (President), Karen Crosby (Vice- Freshmen Class Officers: Cynthia Chisolm President), Beth Sheehan (Treasurer). 82 My picture in the yearbook?! “Could I help you?” “Hey, Babe, what are you doing Saturday night?” “Tell me another one!” 83 SOPHOMORES Sophomore class officers: Ellen Davidson (President), Margaret Bigwood (Secretary), Christine Bosnian (Trea¬ surer). Missing from picture is Gordon Ahlstrom (Vice-President). “I wonder if he’s watching me?” 84 “Don’t look now; someone’s taking your pic¬ ture!” “So this is the chapter we were supposed to have read!” 85 JUNIORS Junior Class Officers: Joan Erlich (President), Mary Tocco (Vice- President), Mary Lou Reilly (Treasurer), Laureen Dillon (Secretary). “Don ' t make me laugh with my mouth full!” me “Back off, Bud!” Chums 86 H m i fwifc “My girdle’s killing me!” “Hey, don’t make fun of the librarians!” “Where’s my rocking chair?” 87 i 1 ’ Time it was, and what a time it was. It was a time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago it must be I have a photograph; Preserve your memories, They ’re all that’s left of you. — Simon and Garfunkel CLASS HISTORY September 9, 1971—June 8, 1975 Lowly freshman, we enter RMHS . . . the field house is completed ... we meet with the arena . . . the Sophmore Dance is held . . . car washes, giant paper drives for our Senior Prom . . . the big spaghetti supper ... ice skating party . . . Junior Prom, “Stairway to Heaven” . . . AFS, Lisa Donaghey to Chile, Eleanora Costal from Brazil, Nicola Cottier from England ... the Student-Faculty Senate is formed . . . Dr. Zimmerman leaves, Mr. Symonds is the new vice-principal . . . Gerald Ford becomes President . . . apple-picking . . . “Hey, man! I’m a Senior” . . . Cross Country team is State Champ . . . undefeated Football team clinches Middlesex League Championship, on to Super Bowl . . . Sue Miesfeldt is elected Football Queen . . . new record is set — 911 pumpkins . . . partying at Sturges . . . gas shortage . . . Baton Squad and Cheerleaders’ Dance . . . Senior Play, “Don’t Drink the Water” . . . Mr. Greene to England, Ms. Owaroff to Malaysia . . . Winter Track team is un¬ defeated and Middlesex League Champ . . . college application hysteria begins . . . Senior Talent Night . . . Senior Banquet . . . Senior Prom . . . and, at long last, June 8, 1975 arrives. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS James Donovan (President), Mary Ann Cox (Treasurer), Amy O’Berg (Secretary), Heather Hersee (Vice-President). SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW 1: Marian Warnick, Lyne Fitzgerald, Carole McMillan, Janet Conlan, Anne DeWolfe, Dawn Dentali, Dorothy Singleton, Salli Moran, Cynthia Bosnian, Anne Bryans. ROW 2: Nancy Reilly, Carolyn Bellengi, Patricia Hill, Kimberly Roberts, Susan Miesfeldt, Deborah Sorenson, Mary Ann Cox, Heather Hersee, Amy O’Berg. ROW 3: Karen Giannelli, Jana Walker, Michele Arsenault, Sheila Adams, Jon Richardson, Mark Feeney, Scott Chandler, Mark Horan, Steven Westra, Mark Kasperovich, Roberta D ' Ambrosio, David King, Robert Saunders, Elizabeth Merullo, Patricia Kennedy, Lisa Carter. Lit 4 If. np l Wki 1 YJ pU [ hMr y £ ' m w f IW w T Ww - kJW Ma } Y j 4 Ug J Bm 4Rk J ’ f J v i at PTA ' v 7 m • _ £ M rjfi Wlf i v . SHEILA J. ADAMS 279 Pleasant Street Sheila . . . active in the Jr. and Sr. Exec¬ utive Boards, Pep Squad, and the year¬ book staff . . . enthusiastic member of Girls Track . . . always full of pep . . . favorite classes are math and biology . . . future plans include college. JOAN E. ANGELO 133 Belmont Street Joan . . . has a fantastic ability to laugh all the time . . . interested in pho¬ tography . . . works in the North Reading Atlantic meatroom . . . plans to go to college to study science and medical photography. WILLIAM J. AHEARN 26 Mineral Street “Bud . . . quiet . . . has a good sense of humor ... a real hockey and basket¬ ball enthusiast . . . finds Law with Mr. Appleby enjoyable and interesting . . . intends to go on to a four year college. MICHELE M. ANGELO 1 381 Main Street “Shelly” . . . Mrs. Starrett’s and Mr. Gillis’ classes are among her favorites . . . employed by Converse Rubber . . . enjoys all sports, especially hockey and Red Sox baseball . . . does excellent embroidery . . . hopes to attend a busi¬ ness school. LISA M. ANGELINI 34 Joseph Way Lisa . . . remembered for her great sense of humor . . . spends a lot of her time working at Atlantic . . . she hopes to travel and later attend an art school after graduation. RICHARD O. ARMSTRONG 252 West Street Rick ... a nice-looking classmate . . . cars and girls are among his many inter¬ ests . . . finds basketball, football, and tennis enjoyable ... a maintenance engi¬ neer at the Congregational Church . . . plans to enter a field involving chemistry. 92 DIANE E. ARSENAULT 334 Charles Street Diane . . . “Want me to slap your face?” . . . loves all kinds of animals and watching hockey games . . . enjoys Busi¬ ness Law with Mr. Gillis and Office Prac¬ tice with Mrs. Starrett . . . hopes to at¬ tend a business school. JUNE ASMUSSEN 100 Woburn Street June . . . surfing and camping are among her many interests . . . her faviorite class is Ms. Cavanaugh ' s Composition 10 class . . . can be seen working at Jordan Marsh . . . college-bound. MICHELE ARSENAULT 94 Pleasant Street “Shelly” . . . vibrant member of the Baton Squad, Glee Club, Sr. Executive Board, and the yearbook staff . . . works at Friendlys . . . enjoys Business Law and Secretarial Practice . . . hopes to become a legal secretary. JEAN M. AUSTIN 30 Henzie Street “Gigi” . . . enjoys a good laugh, a good cry, and being with “the better half’ . . . forever telling her Italian jokes . . . finds caring for children rewarding . . . works at Bradlees . . . will attend a hairdressing school. CHERYL ARTHUR 437 Summer Avenue “Arthur” . . . affable . . . always in the downstairs lav . . . likes to party, read, and be with people ... a Powder Puff football participant . . . finds hockey games exciting . . . hopes to major in social work at college. CHARLES J. AVOLA 307 Franklin Street “Ace” ... a valuable skater for the Reading Raiders . . . softball is another of his favorite sports . . . employee of Bradlees in Burlington . . . intends to continue his education at a two year college. 93 PAULA B. BAHIA 5 Sandra Lane “Pill” . . . has beautiful eyes . . . inter¬ ested in horses and drawing . . . loves the Bruins . . . future plans include becoming a secretary . . . likes Mr. Symonds . . . works as a salesclerk at Marshalls of Reading. ROY A. BARNES 20 Meadowbrook Lane “Barnsie” . . . quite the ladies’ man . . . a hiking, skiing and mountain climbing enthusiast . . . works on the Ataraxia staff . . . his ability to con the best of them will never be forgotten . . . likes all kinds of history . . .college-bound. LORI .). BALESTRIER 81 Ash Street Lori . . . changes her mood every five minutes . . . likes football, softball, horseback riding, and going to the drive- in .. . enjoys classes with Mr. Brett and Mr. Levesque . . . plans to work after graduation. CHERYL A. BALLOU 8 Elliott Street Cheryl . . . her favorite teachers include Miss Lebach and Miss Benshimol . . . remembered for her laugh . . . camping is one of her hobbies . . . employed by the European Bake Shop . . . her favor¬ ite saying is “I’m only kidding!” GAYLE F. BASSO 5 Baldwin Lane “Pedro” . . . always up for a good time . . . belongs to the Atlantic Bowling Team . . . loves meeting people, taking walks, and traveling . . . also enjoys playing football and softball and skiing . . . hopes to travel and eventually enter a business school. LOUISA D. BELCAMINO 1 High Street “Cookie” . . . “Beak” . . . remembered for her nose and her laugh . . . talented member of the softball and basketball teams . . . horseback riding enthusiast . . . can often be seen at the Town Forest . . . hopes to join a missionary in Africa. 94 LINDA L. BELMONTE 429 Lowell Street Linda . . . remembered for her laugh . . . enjoys hockey, bicycling, and horse¬ back riding . . . her favorite class is Field Seminar with Mr. Valeska . . . she also likes Mr. Schapira . . . works in the Cerretani’s meatroom . . . plans to at¬ tend college. BETH A. BENS 144 Oak Street “Curly’ ' . . . remembered for her curly hair and “whooing” . . . member of the Drama Club and Sr. Executive Board . . . her favorite class is Russia with Mr. Swanson . . . her favorite teacher is Mr. Greene . . . college-bound. w.-J. CAROLYN D. BELLENGI 18 Ash Hill Road Carolyn . . . enjoys Biology with Mr. Diluna ... a member of the Baton Squad, the Glee Club, and the Drama Club . . . loves football games . . . Carolyn’s future plans are to become a nurse. LYNN A. BENNETT 15 Wells Road Lynn’s memories: the roadster, all- nighters, summer of ' 72, Duchak’s parties, the hospital trip, cruising, California, Greyhounds, and great years with outrageous friends! ROBERT P. BERG 110 Beaver Road Bob ... a dedicated track man ... a member ot the winter and spring track teams . . . enjoys his Physics class with Mr. Blum . . . his future plans are un¬ decided. TERRI L. BENNETT 35 Martin Road Terri . . . involved in a church youth group and Awana . . . enjoys Band and Glee Club . . . her favorite class is Ms. Owaroffs English class . . . works at Sears in the Burlington Mall. PETER J. BERNARD 66 Hanscom Avenue Pete . . . active in Model U.N. and Glee Club . . . also plays basketball . . . enjoys “20’s and 30’s” with Mrs.Winkler . . . future plans are to attend a liberal arts college . . . will be remembered for his sweaters and his job at the Chronicle. EDWARD T. BLAINE 67 Deering Street “Mungus” ... a sports enthusiast ... is a member of the basketball team ... is also an officer in his youth group . . . enjoys math classes and Senior Graphics . . . hopes to attend college to major in civil engineering. DAVID N. BIETTE 165 Pine Ridge Road “Shades” . . . always on the go . . . the band leader, treasurer of the Drama Club, and a member of the Model U.N., the Glee Club, National Honor Society, and Boy’s State . . . intends to go to a liberal arts college. JOANNE H. BLAKE 27 Warren Avenue Jo . . . enjoys writing poetry and playing the guitar . . . her favorite classes are Accounting with Mr. Brett and Distribu¬ tive Education with Mr. Levesque . . . works at Bradlees in Woburn . . . travel can be included in her future plans. NORMAN W. BLACK 67 Whitehall Lane Norm . . . has an inquisitive mind . . . enjoys bike riding ... a member of Demolay and the football and wrestling teams . . . likes Mr. Turner and Mr. “Z.” . . . future plans include college. BRUCE E. BLAMIRE 25 Cape Cod Avenue Bruce . . . loves the outdoors . . . spends his spare time hiking and camping . . . listening to records and the radio are some of his favorite pasttimes ... an usher at the Stoneham Cinema . . . hopes to become a projectionist after college. 96 DEBORAH J. BLOOD 15 Brewer Lane Debbie . . . favorite pasttimes are sailing, hiking, and camping . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Roth ... is a member of the Glee Club, band, the Select Chorus, Girl Scouts, and the Reading Symphony Orchestra . . . plans to study music or library science. CATHERINE J. BOUCHER 387 Haverhill Street “Frack” . . . member of the Drama Club and Girl Scouts . . . co-captain of the Pep Squad . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Valeska and Mr. Howland . . . plans to work a year and then enter college. RUSSELL, P. BOSBACH 4 Robin Road Russ . . . always has a smile and a “hi . . . State Champion in the high jump . . . active in the band, Glee Club and Audio Visual Club . . . participates in both the senior play and the operettas . . . future plans include college. JAMES T. BOVIARD 67 Sanborn Lane Jay . . . Eric Clapton and the Allman Brothers are included in his many musical interests . . . manager of the football, basketball, and spring track teams . . . will major in business administration in college. CYNTHIA J. BOSNIAN 46 Putnam Road “Bozo” ... an active member of the 9:00 Caper Squad . . . belongs to the tennis and field hockey teams, Outing Club, Executive Board, Drama Club and Student Union ... a member of Powder Puff, the yearbook staff, and Rainbow . . . college-bound. LISA J. BOYD 8 Crosby Road Lisa . . . participant of Girl’s State . . . active member of Rainbow, the class ex¬ ecutive boards, Glee Blub, National Honor Society, Student Union and Drama Club . . . wrestling scorekeeper . . . favors Mr. Symonds’ class . . . college- bound. 97 STEVEN J. BRAMANTE 10 Intervale Terrace Steve ... a valuable member of our football and baseball teams . . . loves good movies and restaurants . . . likes collecting old coins . . . enjoys gym and English . . . future plans include study¬ ing law and enrolling in the State Police Academy. DONNA BROWN 28 Martin Road “Brownie” ... is remembered for being sent to Siberia by Ms. Owaroff and for her crazy sense of humor . . . enjoys sewing, people, and working ... a member of the yearbook staff, the Prom Committee, and Gymnastics Club. NANCI 1. BROWN LOW 10 California Road Nanci . . . always on the go . . . lively Austin cheerleader for three years . . . enjoys working at Friendlys . . . after high school, Nanci hopes to go on to college and major in business. TIMOTHY F. BRENNAN 78 Mt. Vernon Street “Poopsie” . . . “He’ll get over it!” . . . spends his time working on his car and going to the drag races ... he plans to enter the U.S. Army after graduation. DANIEL E. BROWN 163 Walnut Street “Beaver” . . . always smiling . . . enjoys golf and parties . . . active member of the hockey and golf teams . . . belongs to Student Union . . . likes English with Ms. Cavanaugh . . . works at Meadow Brook . . . plans to attend college and major in Phys. Ed. JOAN A. BRUSH 187 Pearl Street “Bushy” . . . beautiful blond hair . . . spends a lot of her time riding and caring for horses . . . treasurer of Reading’s 4- H Mac Pac . . . Powder Puff football player . . . employed by Marshalls . . . will attend college in Virginia. 98 JENNIFER A. BRYANS 15 South Street “Annie” ... is always getting pinned . . . enjoys weekends, concerts, and going to Boston . . . remembered for her zaniness ... an active member of the Drama Club and Senior Class Executive Board . . . “Point the accusing finger!“ CHRISTINE H. BURKE 3 19 Summer Avenue “Burka” . . . “Gotta be home by 12:00.” . . . parties every Friday and Saturday nights ... a member of the Powder Puff football team and the Gymnastics Squad . . . enjoys Me. Levesque’s Data Processing class . . . will continue her education. NORMAN J. BRZYCK1 1 23 Gleason Road Norm . . . fantastic dresser . . . partici¬ pates in both the baseball and hockey teams . . . enjoys Modern European His¬ tory with Mr. Swanson . . . future plans include college. ELAINE G. BURNHAM 220 Washington Street Elaine . . . finds car racing exciting . . . has a love for animals ... is employed by the Winchester Star . . . enjoys Ms. Robinson’s Human Behavior class and Mr. Valeska’s Psychology class . . . her future plans include travel. DEBRA L. BUCKLEY 418 Lowell Street “Bucky” . . . enjoys everybody and ev¬ erything . . . is a bit crazy . . . partici¬ pates in the Drama, Outing, and Glee Clubs . . . sings in the All-District and All-State Concerts . . . likes music and talking to Mr. Lovely . . . plans to major in music. ROBERT C. BURT 128 Salem Street Rob . . . “victorious leader of the Union troops” . . . enjoys his history and psy¬ chology classes . . . works at the China Moon Restaurant . . . hopes to attend college and to travel. 99 PAUL J. CAFAZZO 51 FIarvard Street Paul . . . hockey, football, and baseball are among his favorite sports . . . drives a real sharp car . . . an employee of Case Drug Store . . . finds both math and En¬ glish interesting . . . hopes to continue his education in college. JILL CACNINA 21 Hanscom Avenue “Chump . . . bubbly . . . remembered for cheerleading and for her love for foot¬ ball games . . . plans to go to college to study commercial art . . . Fundamental Painting and Drawing is her favorite class. JOANNA M. CAIAZZA 1257 Main Street Joanna . . . remembered for her black 1952 Chevy . . . likes to go to Vermont with Brian . . . loves all kinds of animals . . . a real hockey fan . . . works as a bookkeeper for Cerrentanis . . . hopes to become a legal secretary after graduation. ROSEMARY C. CAIAZZA 1257 Main Street Rosie . . . enjoys bicycle riding and snowmobiling . . . interested in most sports . . . likes classes with Mr. O’Neill, Mr. Flollingsworth, and Mr. Schapira . . . plans to attend a community college and pursue some sort of hospital career. ROBERT CAIRL 132 West Street Rob . . . always full of high spirits . . . a camping and bicycling enthusiast . . . his favorite class is Microbiology with Mr. Kenney, although he also likes all of Mrs. Coit’s classes . . . intends to go to college and major in biology. DONNA J. CAL1RI 215 Grove Street “D.J.” . . . has a pleasant smile for ev¬ eryone . . . can usually be seen at Brighams in the Burlington Mall ... a hockey and football fan . . . likes to party and play the guitar . . . wants to take business courses in college. 100 MARK E. CALLAHAN 22 Deborah Drive “CaL’ . . . remembered for always laughing . . . loves riding motorcycles, waterskiing, and partying . . . enjoys Ac¬ counting with Mr. Gillis . . . Spends his spare time working at Bradlees . . . hopes to attend college to become an ac¬ countant. MICHELE M. CARLIN 17 Collins Avenue “Shelle” . . . always laughing . . . remembered for her gullibility and her daydreaming ... a high school football fan . . . partying is her primary pasttime . . . employed by Marshalls . . . wants to become a nurse. THOMAS M. CALLAHAN 23 Smith Avenue “T.C.” . . . loves to play and watch hockey . . . also enjoys being a spectator of all other sports . . . works part time at Marshalls warehouse . . . future plans include attending a school of technology. KURT CARLSON 26 Alden Circle Kurt . . . nice looking . . . great dresser . . . enjoys scuba diving and girl¬ watching . . . other pasttimes include skiing and soccer . . . intends to con¬ tinue his education by majoring in busi¬ ness. KATHLEEN M. CAMPBELL 17 Avon Street Kathy . . . actively involved in Ski, Out¬ ing, and Drama Clubs . . . high-kicking member of the Baton Squad ... a member of the track and basketball teams . . . will study forestry in college. GARY B. CARR 539 West Street Gary . . . loves all water sports, especially boating and waterskiing . . . enjoys traveling to Maine . . . Ceramics, Accounting, and Typing are among his favorite classes . . . hopes to learn a trade after graduation. 101 LISA J. CARTER 64 Spruce Road Lisa . . . always happy ... a member of the class executive boards and the Pep Squad. . . Pioneer editor . . . likes foot¬ ball and basketball games . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Schapira and Mr. Wood . . . plans to study retailing in college. NATALIE S. CHAMBERLAIN 1 71 Prescott Street Nat . . . remember her wiffle haircut . . . enthusiastic gymnast . . . member of Student-Faculty Senate . . . wants to become an occupational therapist . . . Microbiology with Mr. Kenney is a favor¬ ite class ... “A little kindness goes a long way!” RICHARD M. CARTER 594 Pearl Street Rick . . . one of our rowdier classmates . . . his interests include sports and music ... a member of Ataraxia and Model U.N. . . . likes English with Mrs. Loporto and soc. with Mr. Swanson . . . works at Cerretannis . . . plans to go to college. SCOTT L. CHANDLER 11 Hudson Lane “Scoot” . . . valuable to the track teams . . . cross-country and spring track cap¬ tain . . . member of DeMolay . . . enjoys good music . . . employed by Mc¬ Donalds . . . college-bound . . . plans to major in physical education. KAREN CELEHAR 161 Prospect Street “Kar . . . “Ralph” . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Ham . . . loves the beach and concerts . . . her future plans include . . . leaving Reading and becoming a brain surgeon. KAREN E. CHAPMAN 10 Irving Street Karen . . . seems to be constantly work¬ ing .. . employed by Dr. Shlin and Dr. Bethoney, and also does office work for the Cooperative Business Program . . . after graduation she will work and later attend a business school. 102 JOSEPH N. CHRISTOFI 98 John Carver Road Joe ... an enthusiastic member of Ataraxia, the Ski Club, the Outing Club, and the Drama Club . . . spends much of his spare time listening to music, bowling, or playing tennis . . .his favorite teach¬ ers are Miss Roy and Mr. Wood. DONNA M. CHESTER 87 West Street Donna . . . “You guys!” . . . enjoys sixth period lunch . . . also likes Stenog¬ raphy with Mrs. Roberts and Accounting with Mr. Brett . . . future plans include working in a business office. v • ' PATRICIA COLLINS 10 Hillcrest Road Pat . . . treasurer of the Ski and Outing Clubs . . . involved in the Social Discov¬ ery Program ... on tennis, basketball, and field hockey teams . . . enjoy skiing and hiking . . . college-bound. JANET CONLAN 27 Mark Avenue “Jani” . . . “Charlie” . . . “Hi Guy” . . . loves to ski and waterski . . . partic¬ ipates in the field hockey, softball, and Powder Puff teams ... a member of the Executive Board and the yearbook staff . . . future plans include college. CHRISTOPHER M. COLFORD 1 3 Berkely Street “Guano” . . . everyone loves his hair . . . a real ladies’ man . . . always lis¬ tening to music ... an avid hockey fan . . . works with the Reading D.P.W. during the summer . . . “Live, you might not be able to later.” STEVEN B. CONNER 1 1 Wilson Street “Sconner” . . . dependable . . . interest¬ ed in skiing, gymnastics, scuba diving and karate, which he is well-remembered for . . . a custodian at the Woburn St. School . . . hopes to attend college and become a pilot. 103 MICHAEL CONNERS 18 School Street Mike . . . one of our quieter classmates . . . a real skiing enthusiast . . . member of the band . . . participates in cross¬ country . . . also enjoys basketball, golf, and tennis . . . employed by Friendlys . . . college-bound. JANINECORSANO 206 Woburn Street “Bird” . . . enjoys growing plants and making things . . . employed by Atlantic Food Mart . . . likes to go hiking with friends . . . plans to go to college and major in engineering or sociology. ALAN S. CONVERSE 18 Wells Road Alan . . . remembered for sleeping in class . . . employed by Ginos of Reading . . . aviation is one of his primary inter¬ ests . . . bike riding and scuba diving are two of his favorite activities . . . hopes to go to college and become a pilot. ELEANORA DE MENEREZ COSTAL Riachuelo St. -254-Mococa S.P., Brazil “Eleo” . . . our A.F.S. student who’s friendly to everyone . . . enjoys swim¬ ming, music, and the movies ... a member of the Drama Club and Model U.N. . . . will attend a university in Brazil. SUSAN A. COPPINGER 28 Avalon Road Sue . . . loves New Hampshire . . . “If a man does not keep pace with his com¬ panions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however far away.” — Henry David Thoreau— WILLIAM F. COTREAU 35 Pierce Street Willy . . . what a sense of humor! . . . remembered for making weird noises . . . important member of the football, track, and baseball teams ... Miss O’Brien’s and Mrs. Loporto’s are his fa¬ vorite classes . . . college-bound. 104 NICOLA S. COTTIER 52 James Road Nicky . . . our friendly A.F.S. student . . . is a member of the Drama Club, Model U.N. and the field hockey team . . . future plans include returning to England and eventually entering a univer¬ sity. DIANNA M. CROWLEY 14 Smith Avenue “Crudley” . . . enthusiastic and lively member of Drama Club and Senior Exec¬ utive Board . . . hobbies are swimming, sewing, waterskiing, and gymnastics . . . loves Chicago . . . hopes to attend college in Florida. MARY ANN COX 1 7 Eaton Street Polly . . . one of the most sincere and hard-working members of our class . . . class treasurer of the Junior and Senior classes . . . who could forget her laugh? . . . works at The Hitching Post . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Rhodes and Ms. Ebeling. MICHAEL W. CROWLEY 935 Main Street Mike . . . likes to ski and swim . . . enjoys soccer . . . also enjoys Mr. Schapira and College Prep Math . . .a gas station attendant at Tri-Town Mobil in Wilmington . . . Mike wants to attend a medical school. KATHLEEN CROSS 17 Palmer Hill Avenue Kathy . . . loves to travel . . . treasurer of the N.V.P.C. . . . works part-time for Fairlawn Kennels . . . her favorite classes and teachers include Ceramics with Mr. Wood and English with Mr. Feit . . . hopes to travel after graduation. PAMELA G. CUNNINGHAM 1 1 Jere Road Pam . . . interests and pasttimes include tennis, swimming, horseback riding, bicycling, traveling abroad, mountain climbing, and skating . . . favorite class is Japan with Mr. Lovely . . . future plans include attending college, majoring in interior decorating. 105 ROBERTA A. D ' AMBROSIO 105 Belmont Street “Ro” . . . remembered for her height . . . enjoys drawing, dancing, working with kids, and cheerleading . . . works at Friendlys . . . likes Field Seminar and Mr. Congdon . . . “Good things come in small packages, right?” BARBARA J. CURRIER 68 Sunnyside Avenue “Bubsy” . . . she spends a lot of her time training and showing saddle horses, and she plans to become a veterinarian . . . She also likes art, motorcycle, sewing and hanging glider dying . . . her favorite teacher is Mr. Kenney. CHRISTOPHER CUTELIS 176 Salem Street “N.H.S.” ... a rather boisterous class¬ mate . . . listening to music is a favorite past time . . . football and basketball are among his favorite sports ... an em¬ ployee of Cerretanis . . . college lies in his future. MARK R. CURTIS 12 Jere Road Mark . . . remembered for being able to ride a unicycle . . . interests include snow skiing and, of course, unicycling . . . is a member of the Boy Scouts . . . future plans include attending college. DENISE CURTO 81 Causeway Road “Dee” . . . loves working at the zoo and Sundays . . . enjoys English with Mr. Feit . . . is a secretarial assistant for Solo Pak . . . future plans include graduating and going to work for an airline. EILEEN T. D ARCY 195 Summer Avenue “Boozer” . . . likes to travel, bike ride and go to the beach . . . remembered for her expensive perfume . . . involved in the Drama Club . . . plans to attend a college for nursing. 106 MELANIE R. DARLING 68 Linden Street Mel . . . likes spending lots of good times with great friends . . . favorite classes and teachers include Office Prac¬ tice with Mrs. Starrett and Distributive Ed. with Mr. Levesque . . . hopes to travel and eventually attend college. WENDY DAWSON 192 Salem Street “Frick” . . . remembered for “Frack” and Horseheads . . . co-captain of the Pep Squad . . . participates in 4-H . . . enjoys horseback riding, soccer, and al¬ gebra with Mr. Hollingsworth . . . . . .“I don ' t believe it!” JANET A. DAVIDSON 127 Prospect Street Jan . . .a member of the Drama Club, Student Union, Sr. Executive Board and Glee Club . . . participates in tennis, field hockey, basketball and gymnastics . . . likes Miss Bartlett and Mr. Appleby . . . plans to attend college. STEPHEN W. DEFERRAR1 270 Forest Street “Def” . . . enjoys watching and partici¬ pating in all sports ... a member of the hockey team . . . also interested in mo¬ torcycle racing . . . plans to attend college next fall. JOHN W. DAVIS 7 Michelini Lane Johnny . . . favorite pasttime is partying . . . enjoys all sports . . . remembered for perfect attendance in class . . . favor¬ ite class is Algebra I with Mr. Nathans . . . future plans are undecided. CAROL A. DEFURIA 372 Haverhill Street Carol ... a member of the Baton Squad and the Junior Class Executive Board . . . enjoys traveling, swimming, camping, writing, and horseback riding . . . loves football and basketball . . . her future plans include college. 107 DAWN M. DENTALI 84 Hartshorn Street “Donzo” ... a nonstop talker . . . ac¬ tive in the Drama. Outing, and Ski Clubs, Sr. Exective Board, National Honor Soci¬ ety, and Senior play . . . plays for the field hockey, tennis, and Powder Puff teams . . . works at Dairy Maid . . . college-bound. ANNE P. DEWOLFE 286 West Street “Annie” . . . “Red” . . . “Hellooo” . . . always smiling ... a dedicated member of Student Union, Outing Club, Drama Club, and Student-Faculty Senate . . . active gymnast and a Powder Puff player . . . plans to study nutrition in college. 108 WILLIAM C. DESISTO 694 Haverhill Street Bill ... his friends refer to him as “Weed” . . . enjoys participating in hockey and gymnastics . . .his favorite class is gym with Mr. Hales . . . future plans include attending college. LINDA A. DIBIASE 24 Cherry Lane Drive “Dib” . . . all-around sports enthusiast . . . loves listening to good music . . . active member of field hockey, basket¬ ball, and soccer teams . . . enjoys chem¬ istry and biology . . . her favorite teacher is Mrs. Leclaire . . . “We like Ike.” DANIEL K. DESMOND 77 Mount Vernon Street Desmond . . . enjoys listening to the Allman Brothers . . . participates on the cross-country and track teams . . . Art with Mr. Wood is his favorite class . . . plans to attend college after graduation. PATRICIA DIMOND 22 Intervale Terrace Tricia . . . enjoys music and has a nice voice . . . interests also include plants and winning arguments . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Greene . . . plans for the future are uncertain. JAMES DIVITO 25 1 Haverhill Street Jim . . .a daring classmate who can real¬ ly ski . . . music is one of his primary in¬ terests ... a valuable member of the track team . . . intends to continue his education in college, majoring in art. LISA B. DONAGHEY 4 Twin Oaks Road Lis . . . our A.F.S. student in Chile . . . member of the National Honor Society, Student Union, Model U.N., Outing Club, and A.F.S. Club . . . likes to read, moun¬ tain climb, bike, sew and ski . . . she plans to travel and attend college. PAUL K. DODGE 2 Pinevale Avenue “Dodgie” ... an avid sports fan . . . member of the basketball team . . . par¬ ticipates in the Middlesex Chapter Order of Demolay ... Mr. Schapira and Mr. Myslicki are his favorite teachers . . . hopes to enter the field of law enforce¬ ment. JAMES F. DONOVAN 58 Tamarack Road “Abe” . . . dictator of our class . . . never forget his voice . . . favorite past¬ time is watching the girls go by to lunch . . . class president . . . active in foot¬ ball and spring track . . . hopes to go to college and then make a six-digit salary. ROBERT C. DOLBF.R 8 Monroe Avenue Bob . . . likes listening to music, including Grand Funk and the Beaties . . . other interests include playing foot¬ ball, hockey and baseball . . . enjoys En¬ glish with Mr. Howland and History with Mr. Swanson . . . will further his educa¬ tion in college. STEVEN W. DONOVAN 14 Chapin Avenue “Dunny” . . . “Work is a four letter word!” . . . enjoys History with Mr. Swanson . . . interests include making money . . . likes to play football and wrestle . . . plans to further his educa¬ tion in college. 109 DAVID L. DOOLEY 267 Main Street “Dubbs” . . . loves to ride motorcycles . . . works in his spare time for Smith Oil Company . . . plans for after graduation are undecided. CHRISTOPHER H. DOUCETTE 157 Pearl Street Chris . . . always likes to be out in front . . . musically busy with Special Chorus and hifi sets . . . National Honor Society student . . . enjoys Mr. Blodgett’s Chem¬ istry class ... a sports enthusiast . . . plans to enter college. STEVEN W. DOUGHTY 75 Oak Street Steve . . . has a fantastic sense of humor . . . his main love in life is cars, especially his Thunderbird . . . works at Buck’s Service Station in the afternoon . . . finds U.S. to 1800 with Ms. Ebeling fascinating . . . hopes to own a car dealership in the near future. ELAINE DRISCOLL 51 intervale Terrace “Ruckus” . . . energetic member of the Outing Club, Rocketeen Council, Pep Squad, and Powder Puff . . . future plans include working with children . . . works after school at Cerretanis as a cashier . . . remembered for her golden tan. KAREN DOUCETTE 38 Dividence Road “Doo-Doo” . . . always good for a laugh . . . looks forward to Sunday afternoon football games . . . remembered for run¬ ning outside after every class ... a sales¬ clerk at Marshalls . . . intends to look for full-time employment. BARBARA A. DRUID 2 Waverly Road Barb . . . “If a person does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. If so, let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or so far away.” — Henry David Thoreau — 110 DAVID C. DUCLOS 97 Arcadia Avenue Dave . . . enjoys racing motorcycles . . . also likes snowmobiling . . . works part- time for Texaco Gas Station . . . future plans include attending college to major in civil engineering. JEFFREY DURHAM 107 Mineral Street Jeff . . . loves all outdoor sports, including fishing and camping . . . also enjoys football, basketball, and partying . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Gillis . . . hopes to go to work for the Fish and Game Department. BRIAN N. DUFFY 119 Walnut Street “Duff’ . . . inane sense of humor ... a messenger during the summer for O’Brien and Russell Insurance Company ... a Little League coach . . . enjoys football, sketching, and writing . . . future plans are undecided. THOMAS E. DWYER 186 Wakefield Street “Ted” . . . we’ll never forget his au¬ tomobile misfortunes . . . our talented football captain . . . valuable basketball and baseball player . . . enjoys U.S. His¬ tory to 1800 with Mr. Anderson ... he plans to go on to college. CYNTHIA R. DUGAN 196 Main Street Cindy . . . shy . . . bicycling, tennis, swimming, snowmobiling, and skating are some of her favorite activities . . . active member of Pep Squad, Baton Squad, and National Honor Society . . . will major in elementary education at college. RICHARD M. EDSON 19 Hartshorn Street Rick ... a baseball, football, and hockey fan . . . remembered for running out of gas . . . playing cards and working on cars are his favorite pasttimes . . . hopes to enter either a trade or business school. Ill SANDRA M. ELLIS 71 Harrison Street Sandy . . . enjoys sewing and cooking . . . friendly, likes meeting new people . . . participates in softball, tennis, horseback riding, and skiing . . . Sandy has no specific plans for after graduation. BRADLEY S. EMERSON 49 Deering Street Brad ... a congenial classmate . . . enjoys such outdoor sports as camping and hiking . . . works in the meatroom at Atlantic Food Mart ... enjoys Mr. Schapira’s College Prep Math class . . . future plans include college. 112 JANICE L. EMANUELSON 17 Whitehall Lane “Mama” . . . remembered for her red cheering socks . . . our well-liked cheerleading captain can be seen at al¬ most all high school sports events . . . active member of gymnastics team . . . hopes to become a medical secretary. MICHAEL F. EMERO 5 Macintosh Road Mike . . . has a pleasant personality . . . employed by Howard Johnsons ... a real sports enthusiast . . . valuable to the track team . . . enjoys Mr. Wales’ engi¬ neering class . . . hopes to continue his education after graduation. BELINDA M. ENGLUND 397 South Street “Butchie” ... a horseback riding enthu¬ siast . . . enjoys the park ... a James Montgomery Band fan . . . finds Mr. Valeska’s classes the most interesting . . . “Live one day at a time; enjoy one moment at a time.” — Chantal — JUDITH E. EVERETT 31 Longfellow Road Judy . . . “Joo” . . . musically minded . . . loves acting, music, bowling, volleyball, and traveling . . . belongs to the Drama Club, Ataraxia, Glee Club, and Rainbow . . . Judy hopes to major in music at college. DAVID B. FAIRCHILD 1 166 Main Street “Airfield” . . . “Nerf” . . . remembered for his purple jeep . . . favorite pasttime is hanging maneuvers ... a bike mechanic at City Cycle . . . enjoys Ge¬ ometry, Law, and Chemistry . . . hopes to attend the Coast Guard Academy. MARK FEENEY 20 Sweetser Avenue Mark . . . remembered for the Rinky- Dink Relay . . . member of the Senior Class Executive Board and Ataraxia . . . also participates on the cross country, winter and spring track teams . . . future plans include attending college. JANET L. FAIRCHILD 53 Dana Road “Tanook” . . . member of the Atlantic Bowling League . . . employed as a meat clerk at Atlantic Food Mart . . . enjoys hockey, softball, and football . . . remembered for F.P.A. . . . plans to at¬ tend a junior college. MARTIN J. FEID 37 School Street “Fried” . . . is a valuable member of the basketball team . . . enjoys watching movies and being with friends . . . employed by Colbert Electric Company, Inc. . . . future plans include attending college and becoming a millionaire. SUSAN M. FALONEY 28 Intervale Terrace Sue . . . enjoys going to the drag races on weekends and having a good time with friends . . . also enjoys going to hockey games . . . plans to attend junior college to study business. JAMES FENEK 382 Charles Street I ■ . 113 THERESA M. FINNEGAN 203 Haverhill Street Terry . . . has beautiful, long, blond hair . . . likes to write music in her spare time . . . a member of Ataraxia . . . hopes to attend college for four years and then get married . . . “Don ' t worry about it!” NANCY E. FLAGG 18 Maple Ridge Road “Bean Bag” . . . has a pretty smile . . . a waitress at Friendlys . . . belongs to the Pep Squad, the Outing Club, and t he Na¬ tional Honor Society . . . likes to swim, travel, and ride horses . . . intends to study criminal justice in college. EYNE M. FITZGERALD 14 Westcroft Road “Fitzie” ... a real sweet kid . . . remembered for messing up the kickline at pep rallies . . .a football and track fan . . . a member of the Baton Squad, Student Union, C.Y.O., class executive boards, and Pioneer staff . . . plans to become a nurse. ANNE MARIE FLAHERTY 1 33 Prospect Street Anne . . . friendly . . . likes watching football games and having a good time . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Appleby and Mr. Croft ... an active member of the Student Union, Pep Squad, and class ex¬ ecutive boards . . . future plans include studying x-ray technology. LAWRENCE E. FITZPATRICK 162 Walnut Street “Fitz” . . . and “Fritz” . . . Larry is ac¬ tive on the football, wrestling, and track teams ... his favorite class is Biology with Mr. Kenney . . . college is in his fu¬ ture. JOHN W. FLAHERTY 133 Prospect Street Jack . . . likes playing the organ ... a baseball, hockey, and football enthusiast . . . an active member of Ataraxia . . . enjoys his Printing and Wood Shop Classes ... is employed by a cleaning company . . . tentative plans include college. 11 JAMES E. FLANAGAN 28 Oak Street “Flan Man” . . . Jim lives for today . . . enjoys playing football and street hockey . . . his hobbies include riflery and stamp collecting ... his favorite pasttime is going cruising . . . intends to work a year and then join the service. LAUREN M. FOOHEY 25 Maple Ridge Road “Foo” . . . listening to Linda Lewis and James Montgomery and skiing are some of her favorite pasttimes . . . always the first with a fad . . . has a remarkable resemblence to a Chinese girl . . . remembered for her gray corduroys and being weird. KATHLEEN FOLEY 34 Hancock Street Katie . . . loves sewing, football games, beaches, and horses ... is a member of the National Honor Society . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Levesque, Mr. Congdon, and Mr. Brett . . . plans to attend a busi¬ ness school. BRADLEY F. FOX 21 Orchard Park Drive Brad ... a nice-looking classmate with a good sense of humor . . . valuable to the basketball and baseball teams ... a member of the Model U.N. ... his fa¬ vorite teacher is Mr. Feit and his favorite subject is biology . . . hopes to become a certified public accountant. ROBERT FOLEY 287 Haverhill Street Bob . . . “Head ... is interested in playing and watching football . . . enjoys Algebra with Mr. Kaczowka . . . works part time for Professional Maintenance . . . future plans include college. LYNNE A. FULGON1 21 Summer Avenue Lynne . . . dances and parties are where she likes to be in her spare time . . . swimming is her favorite athletic activity . . . a waitress at Marilyn’s Restaurant in Wakefield . . . hopes to attend a business school. 115 WILLIAM H. FULLER 21 Winter Street Billy ... his writing ability can be seen in the fantastic stories he writes . . . also likes to paint with watercolors . . . a coin collector . . . finds Mr. Levesque’s and Mr. Gillis’ business classes enjoyable . . . intends to become a plumber. SHARON M. GARDNER 65 Minot Street Sharon . . . likes bike riding, swimming, and Mr. Kelly’s Lexington Walk . . . member of girls track, cross country, and the National Honor Society . . . works for Jordan Marsh . . . enjoys math with Mr. Symonds . . . plans to attend college. DEBRA L. GADBOIS 256 Grove Street “Peanut” . . . “Yeee-Haaa” . . . remem¬ bered for talking loudly . . . skiing and partying are her favorite activities . . . often goes to New Hampshire on Sundays . . . a member of the Powder Puff foot¬ ball team . . . hopes to attend college. STEPHEN W. GAREY 15 Hopkins Street “Garvey” . . . can be seen either watching girls or playing sports . . . will be remembered for throwing food at lunch . . . Steve plays football and wrestles . . . works during the summer as a tree surgeon. CAROL J. GARD 725 Haverhill Street “Gardie” ... a friendly cheerleader . . . loves weekend partying and football . . . remembered for having parties . . . enjoys classes with Miss O ' Brien and Mrs. Roberts . . . future plans include a secretarial school or a Jr. college. ANNA MARIE GAZZARA 8 Woodbine Street “Re” . . . always talking ... a member of the Student Union . . . likes swimming and going to football games . . . also enjoys listening to Chicago and traveling . . . hopes to attend a junior college. 116 THERESA A. GAZZARA 12 Putnam Road Terri . . . most enjoyable pasttimes are going to New Hampshire and partying . . . a National Honor Society member . . . works at McDonalds . . . college and a good job lie in Terri’s future. LINDA J. G1LDEA 16 Highland Street Linda . . . member of the Baton Squad in her junior year . . . employed by Anton’s Cleaners . . . Mr. Brett and Mr. Valeska are her favorite teachers . . . plans to attend a junior college and work for an airline. LINDA GEORGOPOULOS 32 Holly Road Linda . . . always looking forward to having a good time ... a nurses aid at a convalescent home . . . enjoys Psycholo¬ gy with Mr. Valeska and all of Mr. Brett ' s classes . . . hopes to work with han¬ dicapped people in the future. GERARD F. GILLESPIE 18 Wenda Street Gerry . . . employed as a counselor at Camp Fatima during the summer ... is an active member of the basketball and baseball teams . . . remembered for being a J.V. star . . . hopes to attend the University of New Hampshire or Northeastern. KAREN G1ANNELLI 45 Shack ford Road Karen . . . likes Mr. Congdon’s math class and science with Mr. Blodgett . . . a dedicated Baton Squad captain . . . spends time in the Drama Club, Glee Club, Sr. Executive Board, and sr. play . . . hopes to continue her education in radiology. KATHERINE E. GILLIGAN 236 Bancroft Avenue “Gillie” . . . remembered for being fickle . . . the beach is her favorite place . . . likes to go on boat cruises ... a real football fan . . . her future includes a secretarial school and cross-country trav¬ el. v- V : 117 RICHARD S. GODDARD 227 Haverhill Street Dick . . . ‘i wonder who she is!” . . . enjoys art classes with Miss Roy and Mr. Wood ... is inter ested in cars, art, and music . . . other interests include watching and playing football and hockey . . . future plans include college. DAVID M. GOODHUE 10 Kensington Avenue “D.J.” . . . always fun to be with . . . member of Demolay . . . can often be seen working on cars . . . music is one of his main interests ... a talented member of the band . . . finds playing basketball enjoyable . . . plans to attend college. KATHLEEN A. GOULET 13 Lawerence Road “Goo” . . . always laughing and talking . . . “Keep On Smiling!” is her favorite saying . . . likes to party and play foot¬ ball at Sturgis Park ... a secretary at Dynamics Research in Wilmington . . . college-bound. DEBRA B. GOVOSTES 26 Batchelder Road Debbie . . . remembered for her long hair . . . likes making candles and par¬ tying . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Valeska, Mr. Levesque, and Miss O ' Brien . . . hopes to attend a business school. LUCY A. GRANT 442 Pearl Street Lucy ... a real horse lover ... is a member of the International Horseman ' s Association and the 4-H Horse Club . . . enjoys riding, training, and showing horses . . . future plans include college. LINDA ANN GOVOSTES 222 Grove Street “B.B” . . . remembered for her perfect attendance . . . loves the beach, poetry, and partying ... is a member of the Atlantic Bowling League . . . other inter¬ ests include hockey and softball . . . plans to attend a business college. 118 CYNTHIA A. GRASSO 475 Pearl Street Cindy . . . one of our more attractive classmates . . . her favorite pasttime is partying at Day’s house ... a clerk at Antons Cleaners ... she favors Mr. Brett and Mr. Levesque as teachers . . . Cindy hopes to become a hair stylist. JANET E. GRAY 39 Harrison Street Janet . . . always has something to say . . . active member of the Baton Squad and Student Union . . . partying at Bob’s is her favorite pasttime; listening to Aerosmith is a close second ... a waitress at Pat’s Restaurant in Wakefield . . . intends to go to college. LINDA T. GRAY 15 Heritage Lane Lynnfield, Ma. “Annie” . . . the girl from Lynnfield . . . loves skating, gymnastics, and knit¬ ting . . . interests include football, field hockey, and baseball . . . plans to attend college. JOAN M. GUARINO 139 Haverill Street “Gabby” . . . “Freshman” . . . loves football and hockey games, dances, week¬ ends, and partying . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Levesque . . . works at Burger King . . . plans to work after graduation. MARTHA B. GUGGER 86 Howard Street “Marty” . . . co-captain of the Austin Prep cheerleading squad . . . enjoys lis¬ tening to James Montgomery and Yes . . . dancing and camping are some of her favorite pasttimes . . . Martha plans to work for one year and then go on to college. PETER O. GUNNULFSEN 17 Smith Street “Gunna” . . . enjoys fishing, hiking, camping and biking . . . wants to become a forest ranger . . . likes Biology with Mr. Kenney and gym with Coach White . . . participates in the Outing Club. 119 JANET E. GUSTAFSON 48 Pearl Street “J.A.” . . . “Spare me!” . . . loves lis¬ tening to music . . . likes English with Mr. Feit and Stenography with Mrs. Rob¬ erts . . . hopes to attend a secretarial school for a two year legal course. LINDA D. HA1GH 15 Covey FI ill Road “Pandie” . . . enjoys guitar, drawing, beaches, gymnastics, diving, and the Red Sox ... a member of the Baton Squad and National Honor Society . . . plans to attend college, work in New Zealand, and get her pilot’s license. LAUREN HALL 81 Hancock Street “Pumpkin” . . . remembered for her boo-boo fur coat ... a co-captain of the girls basketball team . . . also partici¬ pates in the field hockey and softball teams . . . enjoys canoeing and hiking . . . a member of Rainbow . . . college- bound. KAREN A. HABEL 45 Intervale Terrace “Kar” . . . a member of Model U.N., Ex¬ ecutive Board. Student Union, Outing Club, Ski Club, and National Honor Soci¬ ety . . . likes Anatomy, Art, and Mr. Swanson’s “Zoo Class” . . . favorite teacher i? Mr. Kelly . . . hopes to become a doctor. PETER W. HAGEN 103 West Street “Hags” . . . likes skiing, swimming, and partying . . . works at Destefano Studios . . . enjoys business classes and Mr. Pat¬ terson’s shop classes ... his future plans include attending a business school. MERILEE HALPIN R.F.D. 5 Matawa Lane “Lemery” . . . Lakeville . . . never forget her mental moods, her lunchbox, and her gazoo . . . involved in cheerleading, dancing, Ski Club, and all kinds of partying . . . enjoys gym . . . hopes to go to college . . . questionable residence . . . “Hi Luv”. 120 JOHANN P. HARRIET 3 Bradford Road “Nann” . . . loves camping, traveling, and reading . . . works in an office . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Levesque and Miss O ' Brien . . . plans to attend college. KENNETH A. HARRIS 442 Warren Street Dorchester, Ma. Kenny . . . saves the sports pages . . . football, basketball, tennis, water polo, boxing, stock car racing, and sky diving are just some of his favorite sports . . . plans to study accounting in college. PETER F. HENDRICK 50 Fairview Avenue Pete . . . affable . . . towering height . . . active Band, Drama Club and Out¬ ing Club member . . . participant of the track team . . . has his own wallpapering business . . . spare time passed at the beach . . . hopes to attend Northeastern University. VIRGINIA M. HEBERT 247 Summer Avenue Gingie . . . “Now here, you see, it takes all the running you can do to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as that.” — Louis Carrol — MARK S. HARRIS 149 Glenway Street Dorchester, Ma. “Franco” . . . well-dressed . . . girls are his primary interest . . . valuable to the football and basketball teams . . . lunch is his favorite class . . . college lies in his future. HEATHER A. HERSEE 47 County Road “Hoise” . . . class Vice President . . . “But it’s got class” ... a member of the Powder Puff football team, and the Drama Club . . . remembered for the ex¬ pensive joke. . . “There are several good protections against temptation, but the surest of these is cowardice.” 121 JANE L. HEWITT 17 School Street Jane. . remembered for her height . . . loves riding horses, talking to people, football, and swimming . . . is a member of Rainbow and 4-H . . . enjoys Office Practice and Accounting . . . hopes to at¬ tend Burdett College. PATRICIA K. HILL 20 Pratt Street “Trisha”. . . always full of life . . .par¬ ticipates in the Student Union and the class executive boards ... an agile cheerleader ... a Powder Puff football player . . . Will go on to a four year college. VALERIE J. HICKMAN 12 Franklin Street Val . . . “Sure you will!” . . .enjoys Mr. Blaney’s Data Processing class . . . also likes football games, the beach, bike riding, swimming, and eating . . . plans to get a job after graduation and travel. JOHN T. H1NDES 66 Locust Street “Hinges”. . . continuously blushing . . . efficient party-planner . . . loves to trav¬ el and participate in sports, especially baseball and football . . . wo rks at Westons Greenhouse . . . hopes to go on to college. JAMES P. HICKS 1 137 Main Street Jay . . . never forget his warm personal¬ ity and his shyness around girls . . . usually you will find him snapping photos . . . other interests include skiing and hiking . . . school activities include gym¬ nastics and Ataraxia . . . best-liked teacher is Mr. Bond . . . will continue his schooling. STEPHEN HINGSTON 32 Whitehall Lane “Hinga” ... a member of the freshman hockey team, the J.V. wrestling team, and the varsity golf team . . . favorite class is Law with Mr. Appleby . . . future plans include attending a four year college, majoring in math or engineering. 122 KENNETH S. HOLLINGSWORTH 417 Lowell Street “Skin” . . . everybody’s friend . . . en¬ tertained by the Three Stooges ... a valuable football captain . . . active in baseball and basketball . . . enjoys playing cards and pool, and being at Sturgis Park . . . hopes to attend a four year college. STEVEN J. HORN 186 Grove Street “Horny” . . . remembered for always laughing . . . likes football, track, and riding motorcycles . . . enjoys math with Mr. Kaczowka . . . future plans include becoming rich and famous. MARK P. HORAN 39 Mark Avenue Mark . . . enjoys bothering people . . . works for Atlantic Super Market ... a member of the cross-country and track teams, Student Union, Ataraxia, and the Class Executive Board ... is interested in all sports . . . plans to attend a four year college. CHERYL J. HOWSE 38 Deering Street Cheri . . . likes singing in the lav., cheerleading, basketball, and football . . . enjoys trigonometry with Mr. Congdon ... a nursing or secretarial school is in her future. JEFFREY W. HORN 35 Sandra Lane Jeff . . . always found in the computer room . . . interests include music and aviation . . . participates in the Aviation Club and DeMolay . . . enjoys math with Mr. Turner . . . will attend school to become a computer engineer. SUSAN J. HOYLE 16 California Road Sue . . . loves going to Maine and camping . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Bowman and Mr. Appleby ... a member of the Powder Puff football team . . . future plans are undecided. 123 JUDITH R. HUNT 1 34 High Street Judy . . . favorite pasttimes are tennis, painting, drawing, and playing the piano . . . a member of Rainbow . . . likes al¬ gebra with Mr. Rhodes . . . future plans include attending college, majoring in ei¬ ther math or art. DAVID HURLEY 47 Whittier Road “Hurl” . . . remembered for wrestling and his stupidity . . . enjoys Coach White’s gym class . . . likes scuba diving and golf . . . participates in both the football and wrestling teams ... a member of DeMolay . . . future plans include college. THOMAS S. HUNT 129 Wakefield Street “Animaux” ... a talented athlete who is very valuable to the wrestling, football and hockey teams . . . woodcarving is one of his most enjoyable hobbies . . . Mr. Murphy’s physics class is his favorite . . . will continue his education in college. PAULA HURLEY 27 Fairmount Road Paula . . . songwriting, guitar playing, and performing at the Andover Coffee House are among her favorite pasttimes . . . college-bound . . . “With all its shame, drudgery, and broken dreams, it’s still a beautiful world.” — Desiderata — ■ ERWIN L. HUNTER 23 Pine Ridge Circle Erwin, “Yves” . . . “To be or not to be, that is the question.” — Shakespeare — . . . a member of Model U.N., the Drama Club, Ataraxia and National Honor Society . . . enjoys chess, pool, and photography . . . future plans include studying engineering. ROBERTA L. HYSLIP 70 Green Street Robbie . . . “Oh right” . . . remem¬ bered for being so quiet . . . loves drawing and cooking . . . favorite teach¬ ers are Mr. Brett and Mr. Levesque . . . future plans include getting a job and get¬ ting married. 124 STEVEN L. IACOPUCCI 26 Elliot Street “Yucca” . . . enjoys traveling, fishing, swimming, camping, football, the movies, and gymnastics . . . works at Cerretanis . . . plans to go to college. MICHAEL F. 1 ANN ELL 1 249 Haven Street “the Q” . . . “Hi guys” . . . enthusiastic member of the football and wrestling squads . . . some of Mike’s hobbies include chewing straws and listening to Elton John . . . remembered for being Italian, and his famous lunchtime pranks . . . Microbiology with Mr. Kenney is one of his favorite classes . . . hopes to make a career in medicine. ALBERT F. JOHNSON 108 John Street A1 . . . loves cars . . . enjoys Distribu¬ tive Education with Mr. Levesque . . . interests include baseball, hockey, drag races, and partying . . . hopes to become an auto mechanic after graduation. ■ THOMAS A. JONES 64 Minot Street “T.J.” . . . “Nobody’s perfect” . . . enjoys Sports with Mr. Croft and Spanish with Mr. Donovan . . . interests include electrical engineering ... a member of the Ataraxia Staff . . . hopes to further his education after graduation. GLENN R. JEWELL 19 Henzie Street “Ah-Clem” . . . always forgetting some¬ thing . . . likes art, music, camping, hiking, cruising, and partying . . . enjoys his art and ceramic classes . . . also likes classes with Mr. Whipple, Dr. Kelly, and Mr. Swanson. JO ANN KAGAN 80 Red Gate Lane “Joey” . . . our peppy cheerleader from Missouri ... an agile gymnast . . . soccer and diving are her two favorite sports . . . finds Mr. Valeska’s sociology class intriguing . . . college lies ahead for Joey. 125 MARK F. KASPEROViCH 27 Pitman Drive “Kasper” . . . always busy with cross¬ country, tennis, Ataraxia, and the execu¬ tive boards . . . likes Acrosmith and Elton John . . . also enjoys math and social studies . . . “What do we do for practice today?” . . . future plans are un¬ decided. JULIE B. KAINE 10 Laneton Way Julie . . . loves music and art . . . per¬ forms at the Andover Coffee House . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Kaczowka . . . hopes to travel and eventually attend college to major in education . . . “Nothing is, but what is not?” — Shakespeare — MARY L. KEATON 25 Glen Road “Keats” . . . quiet . . . likes music and cards . . . enjoys Business and classes with Miss Stembridge ... is employed at Joseph DeCosta Inc., Woburn . . . ,plans to work one year and then enter the Marion Court Secretarial School. MARK S. KELLY 45 Ash Hill Road Mark ... a gymnastics enthusiast . . likes Psychology with Mr. Valeska . . works at Rockport Fish Market . . plans to attend Merrimack College . . Mark really knows how to enjoy his weekends! ifel I -j ' . co- MARY JANE KELLY 18 Fremont Street “M.J.” . . . constantly smiling . . captain of Austin’s cheering squad . . . loves watching baseball and football . . . draws well and also likes to sew . . . So¬ ciology with Mr. Valeska is her favorite subject . . . works at Pizza World . . . college-bound. PETER KELLY 66 Hopkins Street Peter . . . “Yee Haa!” . . . loves the outdoors, Leach Park, and lots of good times . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Kac¬ zowka . . . works part-time for De- Stepheno Studios ... his future plans are undecided. 126 PATRICIA A. KENNEDY 98 Scotland Road Patty ... an all-around senior . . . ac¬ tive in the Baton Squad, Glee Club, Band Outing Club, and Ski Club . . . a ski and tennis buff . . . National Honor Society member . . . plans to attend a liberal arts college. KENNETH R. KING 128 Bancroft Avenue Ken . . . remembered for his bloodshot eyes . . . likes to hang around in his spare time . . . Mr. Dunbar is his favor¬ ite teacher . . . intends to travel after graduation. MAUREEN A. KILEY 61 Whitehall Lane “Moe” . . . “Boo-Boo” . . . remem¬ bered for her laugh . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Congdon ... is a member of the Baton Squad . . . her interests include partying and having a good time . . . hopes to attend a junior college. MARK F. KIRBY 54 Audubon Road “Kirb” . . . scuba diving and playing football take up most of Mark’s time . . . a member of the football and track teams . . . after graduation he would like to go into marine technology. DAVID M. KING 30 Apple Gate Lane Dave . . . “It can only get better” . . . sailing, camping, and skiing are among his favorite outdoor activities ... a talented hockey and tennis player ... a member of Ataraxia, Outing Club, and Ski Club . . . enjoys geometry and chem¬ istry . . . college-bound. JANET M. KLEPONIS 56 Wescroft Road Janet . . . we’ll never forget her friendli¬ ness . . . likes to swim, camp, hike, and go to the movies . . . active on the year¬ book staff, Pep Squad, and C.Y.O. . . . enjoys hockey and football ... a waitress at the Haven Restaurant. 127 AMY KNAPP 56 Prospect Street Amy . . . feels thankful for all of her wonderful friends . . . remembered for her tape recorder . . . likes to swim, skate, and sing . . . participates in girls track . . . Ms. Cavanaugh’s English class is her favorite. BARRY J. KNOX 225 Lowell Street “Ralf” . . . “Natch” . . . always cheerful and ready to give someone support ... a member of the National Honor Society . . . valuable to the football, winter track and spring track teams . . . enjoys Mr. Swanson’s and Mr. Soule’s classes . . . future plans include a liberal arts college. STEVEN KNAPP 56 Prospect Street “Snapp” . . . always smiling ... a talented member of both the indoor and outdoor track teams . . . finds Miss Frey ' s geometry class and English with Mr. Croft most enjoyable . . . intends to continue his education at a liberal arts college. MARY KUDAROSK1 5 Timberneck Drive Mary . . . “Dr. Livingston — I presume” enjoys art . . . the country, the park, James Montgomery Concerts, and parties are her favorite places to be . . . likes to play the guitar . . . will travel across the country after graduation. SUSAN M. KNOWLTON 55 Whittier Road Sue . . . remembered for saying the wrong thing . . . likes to meet new peo¬ ple and talk . . . works at Marshalls . . . plans to attend a business school or work with children. KAREN E. KULICK 58 Spruce Road Karen . . . has a real cute smile . . . remembered for her “boon” companion . . . active on the yearbook staff and the Outing and Ski Clubs . . . likes to care for plants . . . music is one of her major interests . . . college-bound. 128 MARK KURKJIAN 57 Vine Street “Mark Kurkjian” ... a co-captain of our wrestling team . . . likes soccer and of course, wrestling . . . enjoys learning about “wandering phagocytes” in Mr. Kenny’s biology class . . . hopes to fur¬ ther his education in college. DAVID S. LAKE 7 Village Street “Flake” . . . member of the Pioneer Business Staff, the band, and Glee Club . . . works part time at the Public Library . . . enjoys having Coach Hawkes for gym . . . plans to study ac¬ counting and marketing at college. THOMAS LANE 317 South Street “Ace” . . . remembered for skipping classes and sitting on the hill . . . likes to either party or work on cars in his spare time ... ice hockey and football are his favorite sports . . . plans to attend a tractor-trailor school and race cars. KAREN M. LANGONE 17 Curtis Street Karen ... a member of the Rocketeen Council and the Senior Class Executive Board . . . hockey scorekeeper for two years . . . works at Fabric Town . . . plans to attend a four year college . . . loves weekends. CHERYL ANN LANDIS 298 Ash Street Cheryl ... a favorite pasttime is walking along the beach .... a strong and talented dancer . . . intends to major in English, minor in Dance, and then transfer to Library Science in college. STEVEN A. LARSON 201 Van Norden Road “Lars” . . . likes to spend most of his time partying or participating in such sports as softball and basketball . . . Mr. Patterson’s Building Construction Class is his favorite . . . plans to work after graduation. 129 MARGUERITE ANN LAURENTI 27 Henzie Street Margy . . . enjoys horseback riding, camping, skating, and skiing . . . member of Senior Class Executive Board, Glee Club, Drama Club, Pep Squad, and Ataraxia . . . plans to major in forestry and wildlife conservation in college . . . “This is true!”. ADR EENE LAW 20 North Charlame Court Dorchester. Ma. “Hey A” . . . interested in tennis, foot¬ ball, and basketball . . . remembered for having sore legs from sprinting in track meets . . . works at Boston City Hospital . . . plans to become a nurse . . . enjoys gym with Ms. Bartlett and Ms. Benshimol. DAVID E. LEAVITT 181 Prescott Street “Flash” . . . remembered for his quick wit, dashing personality, and modesty . . . a Model U.N., A.F.S. Club, Student Union, and yearbook staff member . . . enjoys playing the piano, reading, and collecting memorabilia . . . college- bound. DONNA LEBLANC 53 Line Road Donna . . . can often be seen sitting in the lavoratory talking to her frineds . . . likes Reading High football games . . . also enjoys traveling . . . softball and ice skat ing are her favorite sports . . . plans to become a stewardess. WILLIAM K. LEDER 201 Forest Street Bill ... a member of the Outing Club . . . favorite classes are Shakespeare with Mr. Bond and Shop . . . likes soccer . . . plans for the future include a trade school. MARC LEMIEUX 86 Middlesex Avenue Marc . . . working on cars is a favorite pasttime . . . works at the Colonial Country Club . . . Accounting with Mr. Gillis and Distributive Education with Mr. Levesque are his favorite classes . . . future plans include entering the service. 130 CHERYL ANN LENTO 44 Hopkins Street Cheryl . . . likes to play her electric ac- cordian . . . horseback riding and babysitting are also some of her favorite pasttimes . . . plans to go to Podiatry School to become a Podiatric Assistant. JUDETH M. LEONARD 28 Kieran Road Judy . . . well remembered as the scorer for the wrestling team . . . enjoys watching all sports and participating in winter and water skiing . . . also active in Ski and Outing Clubs, senior play, and Student Union . . . college is in her fu¬ ture. JAMES M. LEWKO 1009 Main Street “Lewk” . . . football and gymnastics are Jim’s major interests ... an employee of Sweetheart Plastics . . . Mr. Levesque’s Distributive Education class is his favor¬ ite .. . after graduation he hopes to catch up on all the sleep he lost during school. KATHLEEN LINDE Conway, N.H. DAVID S. LEVY 46 Timberneck Drive “Lev” . . . remembered for eating bagels and for constantly changing his moods . . . enjoys motorcycling and skiing . . . a sports enthusiast . . . active in the Ski Club . . . employed by maintenance and moving companies. GREGORY M. LINDLAND 39 Federal Street Greg . . . remember his hair . . . excels in soccer, swimming, and tennis ... a talented singer . . . entertainer at Mer¬ rimack Valley Motor Inn . . . the star of several operettas . . . music and acting can be included in his future plans. 131 ANNE M. LOCKE 233 South Street Anne . . . first gir! on the Reading golf team . . . interests include sports and handicrafts ... a member of Ataraxia, the Outing Club, National Honor society, and just about every other club we have in the school . . . college-bound. THOMAS R. LYNCH 9 E Street “Lynchie” . . . loves all sports and par¬ tying ... a member of the football team and the summer softball team . . . enjoys Algebra with Miss Frey and gym with Coach Hawkes . . . will attend college to major in business or engineering. EDWIN J. LOSCHI 32 Maple Ridge Road “Easy Eddie . . . Biology and Anatomy are his two favorite classes ... a band member . . . finds enjoyment in camping, boating . . . active on the var¬ sity football and wrestling teams . . . hopes to continue his education in college. ROBERT G. MACK1LL1GAN 526 Franklin Street Bob . . . remembered for the “Holly¬ wood Swinger” and the orange “bip” mobile . . . likes to cruise around Boston with Nancy and Cathy . . . active in Student Union, Drama Club, and Ad Hoc Committee, to name a few . . . hopes to attend a business college. � if CYNTHIA LOVELL 41 Colonial Drive Cindy . . . loves music, poetry, dances, hockey and being with her friends . . . is a member of the Ataraxia Staff . . . manages the Baton Squad . . . plans to attend college and travel. TRACEY C. MACPHERSON 161 Belmont Street Tracey’s memories: the roadster, all- nighters, summer ' 72, Duchak’s parties, the hospital trip, cruising, California, Greyhounds, and great years with outra¬ geous friends! 132 WILLIAM H. MADDOCK 22 Harvard Street Bill . . . mountain climbing enthusiast . . . member of the “Eternal Square” and C.Y.O. . . . participates in the Atlantic Hockey team . . . football, basketball, and handball are among his other favorite sports . . . college-bound. KATHERINE A. MAFERA 25 Lincoln Street “Kath” . . . loves baseball and sailing . . . enjoys Social Studies with Mr. Neely . . . works for Cerretanis Supermarket and is a typist for Charles Godfrey, Inc. . . . future plans include college. BARBARA ELIZABETH MAHER 77 Summer Avenue Barb . . . “Ma” . . . always talking . . . loves watching all sports . . . also likes waterskiing, swimming, football, handi¬ works and partying . . . participates in the Student Union and Glee Club . . . hopes to become a special education teacher. MARK MAHONEY 15 Lee Street “Bug” . . . good-natured ... an ex¬ cellent artist . . . likes to play tennis and golf . . . employed by Friendlys . . . finds Mr. Wale’s class interesting . . . enjoys Sr. English and Graphics . . . college lies in his future. STEPHEN J. MALLON 623 Summer Avenue Steve . . . favorite pasttimes include hanging around Leach Park, partying, hiking, art, skiing, and music . . . works as a van driver for Talleylord Industries . . . future plans are not yet decided. DEBORAH ANN MALONEY 47 Dana Road “Debs” . . . loves bowling, traveling, music, partying, and hanging around . . . participates in the Atlantic Bowling League . . . enjoys Sociology with Mr. Valeska . . . plans to go to a secretarial school. 133 GEORGE A. MANGHIS 9 Smith Avenue George . . . likes boating, waterskiing, and football . . . enjoys Accounting with Mr. Brett . . . employed by Atlantic Food Market ... a member of the Atlantic bowling team . . . hopes to at¬ tend a college or technical school. DEBORAH L. MARSHALL 5 1 Pinevale Avenue Debbie . . . loves the beach . . . other interests include spending time in Gloucester, collecting jewelry, skiing, track, and hiking . . . enjoys Religion with Mr. Green . . . hopes to travel across the country after graduation. DAVID G. MALPHRUS 595 Haverhill Street Mai . . . enjoys listening to good rock music . . . employed at the Finast Store in North Reading . . . likes Wood Tech, with Mr. Patterson and Geometry with Mr. Schapira . . . plans to go to college and major in forestry. JOHN PHILIP MARSHALL 15 Winslow Road “J.P.” . . . participates in cross-country, winter, and spring track, and C.Y.O. at St. Agnes . . . enjoys camping, flying, and kissing . . . likes Literature of War and Sports with Mr. Croft . . . plans to teach Special Ed. clas ses . . . “Give us a break!” THERESA MAZUR 91 High Street “Maze” . . . co-captain of the field hockey and basketball teams ... a member of the softball team . . . likes “Kiddie Literature” with Mr. Howland . . . “We like Ike” . . . will attend college. RIGENA M. MCAULEY 104 Pleasant Street “Geno” . . . loves partying, motorcy¬ cling, horseback riding, camping, hiking and roler skating . . . favorite classes include Social Studies with Mr. Brosnan and Shorthand with Mrs. Roberts . . . plans to work and eventually attend a college. 134 THOMAS M. MCCARRON 199 Summer Avenue “Mac” ... a nice-looking classmate from Austin remembered for vomitting before a football g ame ... a valuable football and track team member . . . likes the beach and listening to music . . . a cook at McDonalds . . . college- bound. WILLIAM P. MCCARRON 199 Summer Avenue “Fred” . . . always full of life ... a real sports enthusiast . . . participates on the football and wrestling teams . . . worked for HoJo’s during the summer . . . finds Mr. Dunbar’s classes intriguing . . . college lies ahead for Bill. THOMAS A. MCCARTHY 154 Grove Street “Ting” ... is remembered for his height . . . loves playing hockey and riding motor-cross . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Patterson and Mr. Blaney’s Business class . . . future plans include racing motor- cross. DIANE R. MCCONCHIE 24 Spruce Road Diane . . . “Yeah, well” . . . likes plants, playing the kalimba, camping, and music . . . member of the Outing and Ski clubs, Pep Squad, and Yearbook staff . . . enjoys skiing and dog-sled racing . . . plans to work for a year, then attend college. CHRISTOPHER P. MCCONNELL 53 Sturges Road Mac . . . participates in winter and spring track ... is a manager at Reading’s McDonalds . . . enjoys En¬ glish with Mr. Croft and trigonometry with Mr. Congdon . . . plans to join the Air Force and attend college . . . “Sassa- f r ass a -f rgga -s i gga! ”. SHARON J. MCCAULEY 269 West Street Mac . . . likes hockey, beaches, playing with animals, and sewing ... is a member of the Rocketeen Council and is also the hockey team ' s scorekeeper . . . finds Mr. Schapira’s College Prep Math class interesting . . . plans to attend college in the fall. 135 JOYCE L. MC ' FADDEN 75 John Carver Road Joyce . . . co-captain of the Baton Squad and a hockey score-keeper . . . partici¬ pates in Rocketeen Council, and the Ex¬ ecutive Board . . . enjoys partying and dances ... a career in nursing lies ahead. DENISE M. MCGARITY 550 Summer Avenue Denise . . . works at Antons Cleaners in Reading . . . she especially enjoys En¬ glish with Ms. Owaroff . . . she plans to attend a business school after graduation. DEBORAH M. MCGONAGLE 40 Laurel Lane “Twink” . . . always forgetting some¬ thing ... a member of the Baton, Squad, Outing Club, Model U.N., and the Drama Club . . . enjoys history with Mr. Kelly and English with Mr. Croft ... in¬ tends to further her education. SCOTT W. MCGRATH 38 Springvale Road “Mags” . . . remembered for his Chevy . . . likes drag racing and printing ... is a member ot the Ataraxia staff . . . enjoys track, football, basketball, and hockey . . . favorite classes are shop and soc . . . “It’s all behind you now.” JANET A. MCKEE 35 Dunbar Road Jan ... likes painting and going to church . . . member of her church youth group . . . favorite classes are Account¬ ing with Mr. Brett and Shorthand with Mrs. Roberts . . . would like to become a full time secretary. ROBERT J. MCLAUGHLIN 37 Knollwood Road Bob . . . enjoys hockey . . . works at the Depot Auto Shop . . . likes Distributive Education and Principles of Investment with Mr. Levesque . . . future plans include college. 136 TRACEY MCMAHAN 32 Grove Street Tracey . . . “the new kid” . . . remem¬ bered for coming into school late every¬ day . . . enjoys Religion with Mr. Green . . . future plans have not yet been decided. DANIEL J. MELANSON 85 Green Street “Melanny” ... a talented member of the Reading Raiders Hockey Team . . . Ac¬ counting with Mr. Gillis is his favorite class. . . his future plans are undecided. RICHARD G. MCMANUS 13 A Street Richard . . . loves plants, hiking, and as¬ trology . . . enjoys Geometry with Mr. Schapira and English with Mrs. Coit . . . future plans are undecided. ELIZABETH M. MERULLO 9 Browning Terrace Liz . . . “Bingo” ... a track fanatic . . . member of the Drama Club, Powder Puff, the Outing Club, and the yearbook staff . . . favorite teachers are “the bat,” “the prince,” “the gladiator” and Miss Benshimol . . . college lies ahead. I CAROLE MCMILLAN 30 Federal Street “Auntie” . . . vivacious ... a yearbook editor . . . member of National Honor Society, the class executive boards, Drama Club, and Student Union . . . enjoys being with the guys . . . likes music and the beach . . . hopes to enter a fashion field. BRENDA M. MEUSE 12 Beach Street Brenda . . . “jumping frogs” . . . loves going to Maine, the beach, and surfing . . . works at Cerretanis Supermarket . . . enjoys Cake Decorating with Mrs. Dee . . . future plans are undecided. 137 PAUL C. MEUSE 97 Highland Street Paul . . . participates in Model U.N., the Outing Club, and National Honor Society . . . enjoys playing tennis . . . plans to attend a four year college, majoring in en¬ gineering. THEOPHILOS J. Mil ROPOULOS 127 Hopkins Street Theo . . . likes most sports, good books, and good music . . . also enjoys playing hockey and riding his motorcycle . . .fa¬ vorite class is math . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Swanson . . . plans to attend an engineering school. SUSAN M1ESFELDT 88 Scotland Road “Brownie” . . . has a bubbly personality . . . a yearbook editor ... an Outing Club member . . . valuable player on the tennis and field hockey teams . . . loves all outdoor sports . . . senior play stage manager . . . college-bound. , ■ ■1 ROBERT S. MILLER 1 Charles Street Rob . . . interested in basketball and tennis . . . works at M.F. Charles . . . likes Accounting with Mr. Brett and Business Law with Mr. Gillis . . . plans to attend college and major in accounting. WILLIAM MONAHAN 136 Salem Street Billy . . . likes working on cars ... is employed by Larry and Sons Arco station . . . enjoys Distributive Education with Mr. Levesque . . . hopes to attend a business school. SALLI L. MORAN 40 Barrows Road Sal . . . participates in the Baton squad, the Executive Board, National Honor So¬ ciety, Drama Club, and the Ski Club . . . enjoys the beach . . . works at Jordan Marsh . . . future plans include college and travel. 138 STEPHEN A. MORIARTY 116 Lowell Street Steve . . . enjoys snowmobiling and skiing . . . also interested in tennis . . . likes Photo Offset with Mr. Harney and Physics with Mr. Murphy . . . plans to go on to college. MARY E. MORRIS 449 Franklin Street Mary Ellen . . . enjoys Latin with Miss Lanouette . . . interest include judo and horseback riding . . . remembered for her red hair . . . hopes to attend a law school next year. JANE B MOSS 9 Greenwood Road Jane . . . likes horseback riding, skiing, and Neil Diamond . . . remembered for her sarcasm? . . . member of the Na¬ tional Honor Society, class executive boards, the Ski and Outing Clubs . . . works for the Windsor Button Shop . . . plans to go on to college. PATRICIA A. MUISE 13 D Street Pat . . . loves all sports including hockey, horseback riding, football and baseball . . . works for Cerretanis Super¬ market . . . enjoys Distributive Educa¬ tion with Mr. Levesque . . . future plans are undecided . . . “Let’s skip class.” THOMAS A. MUISE 75 Line Street Wakefield, Ma. “Mouse” . . . always bugging the school nurse . . . loves singing . . . favorite teachers are Mr. Hollingsworth, Mr. Hodgkins, and Mr. Roth . . . plans to at¬ tend college to become a social worker. ELEANOR A. MULLANEY 287 Ash Street Eleanor . . . procrastinating is one of her habits . . . enjoys camping, art, playing the piano and the guitar, and bicycling . . . “Solamen miseris socios habuisse doloris.” . . . hopes to become a vet¬ erinarian. 139 ) DIANE M. MURPHY 10 Governors Drive “Murph” . . . “Oh my God” . . . loves horseback riding, baseball, and football . . . works at Texaco Gas Station as a cashier . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Blaney and Mr. Levesque . . . future plans are undecided. GERALD D. NEUMANN 125 Summer Avenue Jerry . . . one of our quieter classmates . . . a member of the high school band . . . also involved with scouting and his church youth group ... a hockey enthu¬ siast . . . likes to camp and hike . . . hopes to attend college and work for the government. MARK NICHOLS 150 Woburn Street Mark . . . interested in football and hockey . . . formerly employed by M.F. Charles Sons . . . Ms. Ebeling is among his favorite teachers . . . future plans include joining the U.S. Air Force. STEWART S. NICHOLS 88 King Street Stew . . . remembered for taking pictures of everyone and everything . . . member of the Outing and Drama Clubs ... in¬ volved in the senior play . . . plans to study photo-journalism or forestry in college. 140 DAVID B. NICHOLS 150 Woburn Street Dave . . . enjoys can collecting ... fa¬ vorite teachers are Mr. Congdon and Mr. Hollingsworth . . . employed by Atlas Paint Store . . . plans to attend Maine Maritime Academy. MARSHA J. NICKERSON 196 Washington Street “Nick” . . . likes to party on weekends . . . enjoys Distributive Education with Mr. Levesque . . . will hopefully go to Burdette Junior College in Boston next fall. PATRICIA M. NICKERSON 62 Hopkins Street Patti . . . enjoys partying on weekends and concerts ... a friendly classmate . . . favorite teachers are Ms. Cavanaugh and Mr. Brett . . . works at Atlantic Food Mart . . . college is planned for her future. SUSAN L. NICKERSON 123 Prescott Street “Nick . . . interests include camping, skiing, and playing the guitar . . . in¬ volved in Ski, Outing, and Drama Clubs . . . likes basketball, tennis, and Powder Puff football . . . enjoys Mr. Swanson . . . college-bound. LAURIE M. NOLA 10 Red Gate Lane “PeeWee” . . . enjoys sewing, weekends, dances and football games . . . works at Burger King . . . “Harvey died.” . . . remembered for blue van k . . plans to go to college. CAROL A. NOYES 15 Pine Ridge Road Carol . . . has a friendly smile for every¬ one . . . enjoys playing tennis . . . likes Dave Mason and being able to relax on weekends . . . employed by Marshalls . . . Mr. Gillis’ and Mrs. Roberts’ classes are her favorites . . . hopes to attend college. JENNIFER NOLA 10 Red Gate Lane “Hippie” . . . happy-go-lucky . . . inter¬ ests include swimming, meeting people, dancing, and partying . . . has fun with Mr. Wood in Ceramics . . . also enjoys Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Durkin . . . future plans are undecided. AMY J. OBERG 47 Colonial Drive Amy . . . vibrant personality . . . pres¬ ident of the Gymnastics Club . . . enjoys dancing and playing the piano ... Sr. Class Secretary . . . McDonalds employ¬ ee .. . active in the Drama Club . . . hopes to go to college or enter the service. 141 MARY ANN O ' HEARN 52 Intervale Terrace “Mary Ann” . . . always talking . . . member of the Outing and Ski clubs and the field hockey team . . . Student Union secretary . . . enjoys all outdoor sports . . . hopes to continue her education and major in special education. MAUREEN R. O ' BRIEN 71 Locust Street “Moe” . . . remembered for blushing in class ... a football and hockey fan . . . loves to watch soap operas or listen to the radio ... is a diet aid at the Green Grove Convalescent Home . . . hopes to become a hairdresser. JOHN P. PACINO 3 Copeland Avenue “Jack Pachino” . . . remembered for jumping and quick wrists ... on the football, basketball, and baseball teams . . . enjoys partying ... “I can see it.” . . . plans include college and partying. DEBRA A. OLSZEWSKI 4 Parkman Road Debbie . . . class secretary for three years . . . editor of Ataraxia . . . tennis is a major interest . . . plays field hockey . . . works at the Y.M.C.A. Tennis Center . . . plays field hockey . . . . . . a highlight of R.M.H.S. is her class with Mr. Cahill. GEOFREY L. OLIVER 35 Monroe Avenue Geoff ... a member of the Drama Club, band, Glee Club, National Honor Society, and Ataraxia . . . participates in cross¬ country . . . enjoys Law with Mr. Greene and Pre-Calculus with Mr. Symonds . . . plans to study economics in college. MICHAEL A. OPPEDISANO 124 Oak Street Mike . . . the well-known drummer of Stillwater . . . besides playing with the group, he enjoys partying after every job . . . “Normal, right?” . . . favorite class is English with Mr. Feit ... his main ambition is to become a professional musician. 142 VIRGINIA R. PALACE 161 Belmont Street “Gina” . . . cute . . . some pasttimes are horseback riding, skiing, and driving cars . . . softball, football, and hockey are her favorite sports . . . Mr. Brett is her fa¬ vorite teacher . . . plans to attend a sec¬ retarial school. STEPHEN PESSINIS 7 Sherwood Road Steve . . . likes bowling, skiing, and cars . . . “Easy Driver” . . . works at Com- pugraphic . . . enjoys Spanish with Mr. Donovan, Physics, and Mr. Anderson . . . plans include going to college . . . “You got it.” BARBARA L. PEDDLE 69 Temple Street Barb . . . “B.P.” . . . likes Russia with Mr. Swanson, Shorthand with Mrs. Rob¬ erts, and English with Ms. Cavanaugh . . . participates in her church’s youth group . . . works as a mother’s helper . . . plans to study business or theology at college. BRADFORD D. PETERS 26 Keith Road Brad . . . enjoys hockey, and playing football and baseball . . . plans to go to college and get a degree in law, then eventually become a state policeman. STEPHEN J. PERNA 72 Elm Street Methuen, Mass. “Penta” . . . participates in Sr. Executive Board, Ataraxia, and band . . . loves sports, traveling, and the beach . . . will always remember his Volvo . . . college- bound. SUSAN PHILLIPS 40 Glenmere Circle Sue. . .“Flips”. . . partying is Sue’s fa¬ vorite way to pass the time . . . favors her class with Mr. Blum . . . hopes to travel and then live in Maine. 143 JEFFREY A. PIERCE 12 Boyce Street Jeff . . . remembered for his chemistry experiments ... a real Beatles fan . . . very sports minded . . . plays basketball and football in school ... a member of Ataraxia. MEREDITH A. POEHLER 66 Whittier Road Merrie . . . waterskiing, swimming, and sailing are some of her favorite activities . . . Art Editor of the yearbook ... a member of M.Y.F. and also plays tor their basketball team . . . future plans include college. ROBERT PIETRANTONIO 30 Rustic Lane “Peach . . . remembered for his interest in cars . . . enjoys repairing cars and scuba diving in his spare time . . . works part time at Star Market . . . likes all of Mr. Anderson ' s classes . . . hopes to succeed in the business world. ELIZABETH L. POHL 59 Pratt Street Betsy . . . remembered for playing “Mrs. Mozart” and “Tootie Triangle” in Drama Club plays . . . active member of the Drama Club Executive Board and of Reading Concerned Citizens . . . “And everything comes to one, as we dance on, dance on.” — Theodore Roethke — SUSAN L. PILLA 239 West Street Sue ... a member of the band, select chorus, the Outing and Ski Clubs, Rainbow, and National Honor Society . . . enjoys playing musical instruments, singing, and the outdoors . . . future plans include college and a major in ei¬ ther science or music. DONNA J. POLIMENO 637 Summer Avenue Donna . . . basketball and tennis are her favorite sports . . . also likes to watch football games . . . Art Editor of the Yearbook . . . member of the Senior Class Executive Board . . . plans to become a medical lab technician. 144 JOSEPH C. PRIZIO 21 Kieran Road Joe . . . remembered for his red Mustang . . . enjoys repairing cars . . . works at Finast in North Reading . . . favorite class is Accounting with Mr. Gillis . . . plans a career in business management . . . favorite saying: “Go fry your — !”. ANNA E. PRATT 22 Union Street “Vamp” . . . likes swimming, bowling, dances, music, football, and concerts . . . a member of Drama Club, Glee Club, and girls track . . . works at the Reading Nursing Home . . . plans to go to college and travel. TERESA L. PUOPOLO 15 Oak Street Terri . . . likes art and getting together with friends ... a member of the Drama Club during her senior year . . . she hopes to attend college in the fall. MARK QUALE 98 Sanborn Lane LEE ANN RACINE 855 Main street Lee . . . remembered for her “hot rod” Volkswagon and her loud mouth . . . enjoys Data Processing with Mr. Levesque . . . plans to go into veterinary medicine at Essex Agricultural School. WILLIAM W. REED 62 Scotland Road “Tweed” . . . remembered for his ability to liven up band activities ... is a member of the Outing Club . . . likes to go mountain climbing . . . favorite sports are soccer and tennis ... a stockroom helper at Winchester Hospital . . . college-bound. 145 NANCY LANE REILLY 302 Summer Avenue “Nance” . . . captain of the girls tennis team . . . “Check!” . . . member of the National Honor Society, Jr. and Sr. Exec¬ utive Boards, yearbook staff, and Outing Club . . . enjoys Poetry with Mr. Hodgkins . . . plans to attend college. DONALD K. RICE 25 Larch Lane Don . . . quiet and nice-looking . . . football Captain . . . valuable member of the basketball team ... his favorite past¬ time is sitting in the Resource Center doing nothing but bothering people . . . plans to continue his education in college. CONSTANTINO RICCI 36 Rustic Lane “Costy” ... a talented member of cross¬ country, winter track, and spring track teams . . . works at Dairy Maid Ice Cream . . . Mr. Wales, and Mr. Croft’s classes are his favorites . . . plans to at¬ tend an architectural school. JAMES B. RICH 169 Haverhill Street “Jimbo” . . . good-natured . . . finds baseball, hockey, and basketball exciting . . . Social Studies is Jim’s favorite class, but Mr. Schapira goes down a s his favor¬ ite teacher . . . college is in his future. ALLAN M. RICE 315 Pearl Street Allan’s interests include cars and music . . . employed as a bicycle mechanic at City Cycle, Inc. of Stoneham ... he also plays bass guitar for “Stillwater” . . . Allan plans to attend college ... he will be remembered for “nothing.” JOHN J. RICHARD 52 Redgate Lane “Henri” ... a real individualist . . . will never forget the night he fell off the tires ... an enthusiastic hockey fan . . . participates in many senior class activities . . . a four year college awaits John. 146 JONATHAN M. RICHARDSON 43 James Road Jon . . . amiable . . . remembered for his ingenuity concerning ice sliding . . . enthusiastic member of the class execu¬ tive boards, the Outing Club, and Ataraxia . . . responsible Business Edi¬ tor of the yearbook . . . future plans include college. JOSEPH B. RISI 15 Grant Street “Ris” . . . enjoys woodworking ... in¬ terested in all sports . . . plays varsity football ... a waiter at China Moon . . . likes Mr. Patterson, Coach White, and Mr. Morrison . . . plans to be a car¬ penter. MARY ANN RIENZO 150 High Street “Shorty” ... “A little smile goes a long, long way.” . . . remembered for her good sense of humor and weird ways . . . member of Student Union, Executive Board and Pep Squad ... is interested in sports . . . future plans are undecided. BARRY J. ROBBINS 42 Dudley Street “Bino” . . . “One of the men” ... af¬ fable, with a good sense of humor . . . always making wisecracks . . . spends a lot of time working on cars . . . employed by Ace Movers of Reading . . . hopes to attend Franklin Institute after graduation. WENDY RIKEMAN 86 Forest Street Wendy . . . friendly, full of fun . . . has a good sense of humor . . . likes to draw . . . enjoys art and science classes . . . plans to attend college this fall, majoring in some type of science or art. KIMBERLY ROBERTS 30 Perkins Avenue Kim . . . well-dressed, full of spirit . . . likes sailing, skiing, and sewing . . . Ex¬ ecutive Board, Drama Club, yearbook staff and Student Union member . . . participates in field hockey and gymnas¬ tics . . . college-bound. 147 NANCY E. ROBINSON 17 Whittier Road “Mouse” ... “I don ' t like cheese!” . . . one of our shortest and cutest classmates . . . employed by Pizza World . . . skiing, swimming, and football are some of her favorite sports . . . likes to sew and party . . . her future plans are un¬ decided. CYNTHIA J. ROSA 34 Puritan Road Cindy . . . “This is Foolish!” . . . cheerful and warm-hearted . . . known to be quite spastic ... a cheerleader and a member of the Ski Club . . . enjoys art . . . plans to go to a liberal arts college . . . likes to have a good time. LYNDA A. ROMANO 78 Sunnyside Avenue Lynn . . . remembered for coming in late . . . likes to party on weekends ... a cashier at Gailahue’s Supermarket . . . enjoys Urban Sociology with Mr. Valeska . . . plans to go to college . . . favorite saying: “Can I go to the health office?”. SCOTT RON CO 68 Grand Street Scott . . . “You gotta start young if you’re going to stick it out!” ... a talented musician . . . Mr. Dunbar’s Fu¬ ture class is his favorite . . . artistic . . . future plans include living in Jamaica. NANCY L. ROWELL 45 Bear Hill Road Nance . . . “What do you want to do?” . . . likes tennis, crocheting, and watching all athletic events . . . member of the Pep Squad ... a volunteer for the Y.M.C.A. . . . plans to go into the field of retailing after graduation. r.: ' .V • !p . ' : v .. ' y -a • -;V ' •?:•••? • A ALAN C. ROWE 168 Walnut Street Alan . . .is an employee of Woolworths in Redstone Shopping Center ... his plans for the future include attending college in the fall. 148 DANIEL N. ROY 19 Blueberry Lane Dan ... a member of the varsity Reading Raiders hockey team . . .his fa¬ vorite class is Mr. Swanson’s Russia class . . . future plans are undecided. KEITH RUNGE 16 Mount Vernon Street MICHELLE M. RUFF 249 Forest Str eet “Mike” . . . always getting pinned . . . likes waterskiing, partying, football, and baseball ... a volunteer at the Hawthorne Regional Center . . . works at Cerretanis . . . enjoys Typing with Miss O’Brien . . . plans to go to a busi¬ ness school. DAVID A. RUSSELL 168 Belmont Street Dave . . . “Things are never as bad as you expect them to be!” ... a member of the Drama Club, the golf team, and the Student Advisory Board ... a talented piano player . . . plans to go to college and major in biology. GEOFFREY B. RUGGLES 9 Hemlock Road Geoff ... is interested in camping, pho¬ tography, and hiking ... a member of the Outing Club and the Ski Club . . . fu¬ ture plans include going to college. JEFFREY RUSSELL 34 Kieran Road 149 TERRANCE R. RYAN 23 Edgemont Avenue “T” . . . enjoys wrestling, football, and girl-watching . . . likes Biology with Mr. Kenney, Gym with Coach White, and Composition 10 with Mrs. Laffie . . . will seek full-time employment after grad¬ uation. KENNETH J. SAWYER 49 Hancock Street “Mark” . . . remembered for his quick wit and his camera . . . automobiles and photography are his hobbies . . . member of the yearbook staff and the Drama Club . . . likes tennis, soccer, and bowling . . . hopes to study engineering in college. KENNETH A. SAUNDERS 106 Forest Street Ken . . . always smiling ... all sports are his favorites, but hockey, football, and baseball are at the top of his list . . . DeMolay, Chorus, Drama Club, Band, and operettas are some of his activities . . . a track team member . . . college- bound. MARK J. SAWYER 49 Hancock Street “Ken” . . . interests are photography, auto racing, soccer, and bowling ... a member of the Drama Club and the tennis team . . . yearbook Photography Editor . . . works at Ocean Pontiac . . . college-bound. ROBERT P. SAUNDERS 46 Sturgis Road Robere . . . remembered for his car . . . active member of Outing Club, Ski Club and yearbook staff . . . “Come on” . . . enjoys College Prep. Math with Mr. Schapira . . . will attend college. THERESA A. SCALESSE 55 Whitehall Lane Terry . . . remembered for lost books . . . likes being with friends and having a good time . . . favorite classes are Mrs. Robert’s Stenography class and Mr. Levesque’s Office Practice class . . . plans to attend Salem State and travel. 150 KATHLEEN SCOTT 5 Barrows Road Katie . . . talkative member of Ataraxia staff and Drama Club . . . enjoys band and Social Discovery . . . interested in creative writing and science fiction . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Kelly . . . hopes to go into marine biology. TIMOTHY SHARKEY 316 Haven Street “Shark” . . . “Ch op” ... no one will ever forget his driving experiences . . . “We’re the toughest kids we know,” and Tim shows it in his activities in football and wrestling ... in the future he wants to attend Wentworth College. JOSEPH P. SERRECH1A 25 Lucy Drive Joe . . . interests include all kinds of sports, especially skiing and football . . . his favorite class is gym with Mr. Hales . . . Joe will look for a full time job after graduation. BR1ANNE M. SHEEHAN 11 Balsam Road “Brandi” . . . remembered for her laugh . . . “Catch ya later” . . . favorite place is Long Beach ... an Austin Prep, cheerleader . . . works at the Denmar Nursing Home . . . likes Microbiology with Mr. Kenney . . . plans to earn a degree in nursing. i i LIONAL G. SHAPIRO 90 Summer Avenue Lional . . . enjoys the outdoors by fish¬ ing, hiking and camping, but he can also find time to read . . . member of the Outing Club and is Production Manager of Ataraxia . . . works at China Moon . . . plans to go to college. JAMES L. SHINER 17 King Street “Shiner Man” ... an avid sports partici¬ pant . . . member of the football, spring track, and hockey teams . . . likes to party at Sturgis Park and have a good time . . . enjoys Mrs. Cook and Mr. Blum . . . future plans include college. 151 CHERYL ANN SHIRKOFF 6 Willard Road “Twink” . . . always talking about you- know-who . . . “Nope! I ' m not going to gym today ... or tomorrow . . . or the next day either.” . . . she is employed at Burger King in Stoneham . . . enjoys Mr. Brett’s Accounting and Mr. Kelly’s Histo¬ ry classes. JAMES A. SLOSS 527 West Street “Paste” . . . enjoys collecting coins . . . active in scouting and camping ... a kitchen worker at Jordan Marsh . . . enjoys science . . . Mr. Soule, Mr. Zenewicz and Mr. Black are his favorite teachers . . . plans to attend medical school. WILLIAM L. SIGSBURY 26 Pearl Street “Siggy” . . . “Ziggy” . . . remembered for his favorite pasttime: taking pictures . . . an employee of Cerretanis Super¬ market ... he really enjoys Mr. Blum’s Physics class. CHERYL A. SMITH 933 Main Street “Smitty” . . . active in Outing Club, Na¬ tional Honor Society, Rocketeen Council, Senior Play, and Powder Puff football . . . likes Biology and gym . . . works part time at McDonalds . . . may pos¬ sibly enter into medical technology. DOROTHY A. SINGLETON 49 Locust Street Dottie . . . Outing Club Secretary ... a past editor of Ataraxia . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Rhodes . . . also belongs to the Ski Club, National Honor Society, Class Executive Board and Drama Club . . . plans to attend college. KIM M. SMITH 14 Fox Run Lane “Kimba” . . . pasttimes include bike hiking, camping, and eating . . . remem¬ bered for her craziness . . . works at Dairy Maid . . . participates in Drama Club, the senior play, the executive board, and Powder Puff football . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Valeska. ANDREA A. SORACCO 15 Hillcrest Road “Grumps” . . . “Morgan” . . . remem¬ bered for her skinny legs . . . loves the beach and Dave . . . swimming is one of her favorite activities ... a typist for Ataraxia . . . hopes to become a model or a secretary and eventually get married. MARY E. SPENGLER 174 Salem Street “Betsy” ... a member of the Ski Club . . . enjoys partying . . . works at the Forest Manor Nursing Home . . . likes Mr. Valeska . . . hopes to go to Ten¬ nessee to work or attend college. DEBORAH L. SORENSON 44 Pennsylvania Avenue Debbie . . . peppy . . .Jr. and Sr. Class Executive Board, Drama Club, yearbook staff member . . . cheerleader for two years . . . enjoys swimming, waterskiing, boating and gymnastics . . . future includes college, majoring in business. DENISE A. SPELLBERG 14 Nelson Avenue Denise . . . likes rock collecting and “playing” field hockey . . . works for the Chronicle . . . Drama Club president . . . always on the move with Regional Advisory Council, Model U.N., and Ad Hoc Committee . . . enjoys Mr. Appleby and Ms. Lebach. JEANNE M. STANTON 1 165 Main Street Jeannie . . . favorite pasttimes are lis¬ tening to good music and taking long drives . . . favorite sport is horseback riding . . . enjoys Mr. Brett’s accounting class . . . hopes to travel cross country after graduation. CHERYL L. SPINNEY 10 Beacon Street “Spin” ... a smiling waitress at Friendlys . . . loves watching football and basketball games . . . her favorite class is Trigonometry with Mr. Congdon . . . future plans include attending a business school. y mm 153 BARBARA A. STARK 75 Harrison Street Barb . . . enjoys summer activities, especially waterskiing and swimming . . . works at Howard Johnsons in Woburn . . . favorite teachers are Mr. Blaney and Mr. Brosnan . . . plans to become a secretary. BARBARA E. STEVENS 160 Howard Street Barb . . . “Hi, Miss Frey” . . . enjoys sewing, craftwork, children, and lunch, sixth period . . . secretary of the Church Group Planning Board . . . employed by Citgo Quick Mart . . . plans to attend college and eventually get married. STEVEN L. STARKEY 16 Catherine Avenue “Stark”. . . “No problem!” . . .remem¬ bered for Theresa and playing cards . . . likes most sports, especially hockey and bowling . . . employed by the Green Grove Convalescent Home . . . plans to attend college, majoring in engineering. DIANE B. STEPHENS 215 West Street Diane ... a member of the Baton Squad and the Outing Club ... is employed by the Forest Manor Nursing Home . . . will never forget Mr. Valeska’s Field Seminar . . . plans to attend the Univer¬ sity of Maine in Farmington. JENNIFER A. STEWART 125 Howard Street “Cleo” . . . “Foxe” ... a member of the yearbook staff, Outing Club, Drama Club, and Pep Squad . . . works at Grant City . . . awarded “Who’s Who” . . . plans to travel and then go on to music or business school. LAURA L. STOCKER 3 Avon Street Laura ... a member of the Ski Club . . . interested in the sport of kayaking . . . her favorite pasttime is riding in her jeep with her friends . . . presently hopes to attend college. 154 BETH L. STOCKWELL 155 High Street Beth . . . quiet and beautiful . . . raises showcats and loves anything and every¬ thing that has to do with music . . . also enjoys sewing and playing her guitar . . . plans for after high school are uncertain. KEVIN STORT1 123 High Street “Itsy” . . . likes listening to the Allman Bros, and partying . . . enjoys tennis, bowling, golf, hockey, and baseball . . . hopes to pursue a hockey career or perhaps something in the sports field. MARK W. STOODART 1067 Main Street Mark . . . enjoys playing golf and going hunting . . . loves watching and partici¬ pating in wrestling and baseball . . . will always remember Mr. Hale’s gym class and Accounting with Mr. Gillis . . . fu¬ ture plans include attending college. KEVIN D. STOWELL 48 Dana Road “Stonewall” ... a member of the band . . . enjoys motorcycles and outdoor ac¬ tivities . . . works at Cerretanis . . . plans to enter a four year business pro¬ gram after graduation . . . remembered for fieldhouse doughnuts. JANICE STOREY 160 Howard Street “Fred” . . . likes nature and listening to Neil Diamond ... a member of the church choir . . . likes Mr. Valeska’s Psychology class and Mrs. LoPorto’s Po¬ etry class . . . plans to become a social worker. MARK W. STROBEL 13 Wentworth Road Mark . . . enjoys working with horses . . . likes to travel ... a member of the football team . . . also belongs to the Ataraxia staff ... his favorite class is with Mr. Levesque . . . works at Mc¬ Donalds. 155 BONNIE J. STRONG 218 High Street “Bo-Bo” . . . remembered for getting married on December 28, 1974 . . . works at a donut shop ... Mr. Levesque ' s and Mr. Rhode’s classes are her favorites . . . plans to join her hus¬ band where he is stationed in the Air Force. BARBARA A. SUMBERG 35 Copeland Avenue Bobbie . . . one of the students who par¬ ticipated in the Copely Square Program . . . pottery is one of her favorite hobbies . . . Bobbie plans to leave town on the next train! MARK W. SULLIVAN 1 12 Mineral Street “Sully” . . . well-dressed . . . interests include restoring antique cars, skiing, camping, football and hockey ... a spir¬ ited Eagle Scout . . . employed by a Reading moving company . . . future plans include college. MELINDA SYER 5 1 Brook Street PAMELA SULLIVAN 87 Scotland Road “Lamb” . . . always coming up with crazy ideas . . . artistic ... a member of the Outing and Ski Clubs and the Pep Squad . . . future plans include becoming a professional artist or art teacher. LINDA C. TALLENT 160 Pearl Street Linda’s memories: Bobby, Grant’s, California, Summer of ’72, her white car, all-nighters, Seabrook, parties at Tracey’s, and “I’m a day older; what did I do in days gone by?” — James Gang — 156 STEPHEN C. TEAGUE 25 Stewart Road Steve . . . likes Accounting with Mr. Gillis . . . enjoys both playing and watching hockey . . . loves weekends . . . future plans include attending college. ANTHONY N. TORRA 21 Juniper Circle Tony ... an outdoors enthusiast who enjoys hunting and backpacking . . . sports interests include football and track . . . a carpenter . . . hopes to attend college, majoring in physical education. LESLIE ANNE KRISTINE THOMPSEN 13 Timberneck Drive Leslie . . . enjoyed all of Mr. Cahill ' s and Mr. Valeska ' s classes . . . friendly . . . enjoys people . . . future plans include going to college and becoming an elementary school teacher. ROBERT K. TOYE 21 Copeland Avenue Bob . . . interests include motorcycles, partying, boozing and cruising . . . hopes to become a motor cycle mechanic . . . works at Larry’s Arco Station . . . favor¬ ite teacher is “Bibelow Moore”. TINA L. TOLAND 72 John Street “Tiny” . . . enjoys art and being with people . . . likes Sociology with Mr. Valeska and Advanced Art with Miss Roy . . . remembered for her loudness . . . hopes to become an x-ray tech¬ nician. DIANE C. TUCKER 23 California Road “Tuck” . . . enjoys writing, skiing and camping ... a member of the Drama Club, the Glee Club and the Band . . . “Variety is the spice of life.” . . . Favor¬ ite teachers are Mr. Kelly, Mr. Valeska and Ms. Cavanaugh . . . college bound. 157 SANDRA J. TURNER 1 1 3 Winthrop Avenue Sandie . . . “Pigmy” . . . loves outdoor sports . . . employed by Bradlees . . . enjoys painting . . . likes Accounting with Mr. Gillis and Distributive Educa¬ tion with Mr. Levesque. JO ANN VARNEY 64 Village Street Jo ... an Austin Prep, cheerleader and a member of the Ski Club . . . interests are skiing and camping . . . likes her science courses, especially Biology . . . plans to enter the field of nursing. JOHN J. UPTON 49 Wescroft Road “Hank” . . . enthusiastic sports fan . . . remembered for the saying “Back off ' . . . always friendly and has an excep¬ tional sense of humor . . . enjoys Mr. Kelly ' s soc class. LISA M. VALIDO 15 Gardner Road Lisa . . . remembered for her fingernails and torn cartilages . . . spends time playing tennis and dancing . . . Social Work Seminar is her favorite class . . . plans to attend college and major in special education. KAREN M. VATCHER 692 Pearl Street “Vatch” . . . enjoys sports, reading, and ice skating . . . member of the Drama Club . . . works at Grant City . . . fa¬ vorite classes are Urban Sociology with Mr. Valeska and Geometry with Miss Frey . . . plans to be an x-ray technician or a radiologist. JANA L. WALKER 52 James Road Jana ... a real sports fan . . . member of the Drama Club, Senior Executive Board, and National Honor Society . . . an active cheerleader . . . employed by Russells . . . plans to attend college and major in elementary education. 158 DANIEL M. WALSH 22 Brewer Lane Dan . . . likes sports, music, and par¬ tying . . . participates in hockey and football . . . works for the College Mar¬ keting Group . . . enjoys Mr. Murphy and Mr. Cahill . . . Dan plans to attend college. MARTHA J. WARDWELL 506 Franklin Street Martha . . . likes to party . . . has travelled in Maine and Canada ... a Powder Puff player ... a clerk at Marshalls . . . enjoys Distributive Ed. with Mr. Levesque and Accounting with Mr. Brett . . . plans to attend a two year school. MAUREEN WALSH 50 Batchelder Road “Moe” . . . loves scuba diving and horse¬ back riding . . . works at a Texaco gas station . . . her favorite pasttime is par¬ tying . . . future plans include staying single and becoming an airline stew¬ ardess. MARIAN W ARNICK 107 Prospect Street “Biddy” . . . Editor-in-Chief of our year¬ book . . . scorekeeper for the track teams . . . participates in Powder Puff . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Croft, Mr. Symonds, and Mr. Valeska . . . plans to attend college in the fall. ELAINE E. WARD 15 Kingston Street “E.A.” . . . favorite pasttimes are going to football games and to the beach . . . participates in Powder Puff football . . . is a nurse’s aide at a Reading nursing home . . . likes Field Seminar and Microbiology . . . nursing lies in the fu¬ ture. PATRICIA D. WARREN 242 Bancroft Avenue “Pit” . . . “Road-Hog” . . . interests include cars, collecting glass, and Sid . . . works at Green Grove Convalescent Home . . . her favorite teachers are Mr. Patterson and Mr. Brett . . . her future plans include getting married. 159 WILLIAM WEBB 224 Walnut Street Bill . . . plays hockey in his spare time . . . works part-time at the John St. Texaco Station ... his interests include cars . . . future plans include going to college. JULIA WESTWATER 16 Alden Circle “Jules” . . . likes football and basketball . . . Powder Puff football player . . . Drama Club member . . . enjoys Acting, Shakespeare, and her Human Behavior class . . . “Unbelievable” . . . plans to attend college. KAREN WEBSTER 92 John Street “Webs” . . . pasttimes include cooking, swimming, reading, and music . . . member of the National Honor Society, Class Executive Board, and her church ' s choir . . . enjoys English with Mr. Croft . . . plans to major in Elementary Educa¬ tion at college. DIANNA R. WEXLER 29 Pennsylvania Avenue “Wexie” . . . enjoys jeeping with Laura and raiding Buck’s refrigerator ... a Business Editor of the Pioneer Yearbook . . . involved in the band, the Glee Club, and the Outing Club . . . likes History with Mr. Swanson . . . will attend college. STEVEN D. WESTRA 1 1 Copeland Avenue “Westy” ... a quick wit . . . belongs to the football, basketball, and- track teams . . . reading and listening to records are among his favorite pasttimes ... a Model U.N. member and Senior Execu¬ tive Board member . . . hopes to attend college. AMY VICTORIA WATT 40 Longview Road Vicki . . . enjoys playing the guitar and acting . . . President of N.V.P.C. ... a Drama Club member . . . enjoys Shakespeare with Mr. Bond . . . future plans include living in the woods and run¬ ning around. 160 JOHN K. WHALEN 27 Osborne Avenue “Wings” . . . likes painting and listening to the Beatles . . . enjoys U.S. History with Mr. Kelly . . . “Only you can prevents forest fires!” ... a career in art is planned for his future. LINDA B. WHITE 26 Boswell Road Linda . . . likes music, writing, dances, partying, and friends . . . member of the Baton Squad, the Executive Board, and Rocketeen . . . enjoys Rebels In Litera¬ ture with Mr. Feit . . . plans to travel and attend a two year college. CHARLENE L. WHEATON 825 Main Street “Chuck” ... an avid sports fan ... a member of the Pep Squad and the Na¬ tional Honor Society . . . likes classes with Mr. Kelly and Mr. Kenney . . . enjoys camping, partying, and dancing . . . future plans include science and bi¬ ology. PAUL C. WHITE 97 Prospect Street Paul . . . very athletic . . . participates in football, track, wrestling, and basket¬ ball . . . enjoys music and reading . . . hopes to continue his education by at¬ tending a four year college. GLENN S. WHITE 399 Summer Avenue “Whitey” . . . “The Boston Lobster” . . . interested in all sports, especially baseball and track . . . likes Sociology and Psychology with Mr. Valeska . . . future plans include attending a business school and majoring in accounting. PRISCILLA N. WHITE 5 John Carver Road “Prilly” ... an active member of the Band, Glee Club, National Honor Soci¬ ety, Select Chorus and Drama Club . . . her favorite sports are canoeing, biking, and mountain climbing . . . hopes to at¬ tend college to major in English. 161 CHERYL A. WHITNEY 385 Summer Avenue Cheryl . . . enjoys volleyball, camping, the outdoors, and the movies ... a member of the yearbook staff . . . likes art with Mr. Wood . . . plans to attend a two year college to major in some type of art. CHRISTINE WOODRUFF 76 Orange Street Tina . . . enjoys horseback riding, gym¬ nastics and football ... a member of the Pep Squad . . . likes Typing with Ms. Scannell . . . hopes to attend a school of nursing. CYNTHIA A. WILLIAMS 208 Pearl Street Cindy . . . remembered for stopping at every drinking fountain . . . likes bowl¬ ing, going to movies and reading . . . enjoys Accounting and Urban Sociology . . . future plans include a business school. CLAUDETTE C. ZANNI 41 Dana Road Claudette . . . never forget her beautiful long hair and her lofty height . . . tennis, swimming and skiing are among her fa¬ vorite activities . . . belongs to the Out¬ ing Club . . . likes to take dancing lessons . . . intends to go to a junior college. JAMES O. WILSON 24 Kieran Road Jim . . . likes Ceramics with Mr. Wood . . . enjoys skiing ... a member of the Ski Club . . . “School’s out forever.” — Alice Cooper — ... plans include work¬ ing and eventually attending an art school. DAVID M. ZANNI 49 Field Pond Drive “Zambine” ... a real motorcycle fanatic . . . works part time for a construc¬ tion company . . . enjoys lunch . . . hopes to further his education, majoring in civil engineering. 162 MARY ZITZOW 35 Park Avenue SALVATORE DIBLASE 120 High Street Sam . . . employed by Reading Forestry Department . . . likes watching and par¬ ticipating in baseball, football, and track . . . enjoys Urban Sociology with Mr. Valeska . . . hopes to attend Colby College. CHRISTINE M. GENT 23 Alden Circle Chris . . . musically artistic . . . loves playing the piano and the guitar . . . is a member of the Student Advisory Board and the Senior Executive Board . . . enjoys all sports . . . would like to become a professional folk singer. HERBERT HOYT 23 Richards Road KEVIN LAROCCO 68 Woburn Street DAVID W. JOHNSON 729 Haverhill Street “Doctor” ... a star football player . . . also excels in basketball . . . going to parties is his favorite pasttime ... as far as teachers go, Mr. Hawkes is his favorite . . . hopes to continue his schooling after graduation. STEVEN D. MANTIA 51 Vine Street Steve ... a valuable member of the foot¬ ball and wrestling teams . . . favorite class is Geometry with Mr. Schapira . . . is employed as a painter . . . plans to work after graduation. CARL M. MARCHIO 429 Franklin Street “Carlos” . . . “Practice makes perfect” . . . a valuable member of the golf team . . . likes all sports . . . favorite teachers include Mr. Myslicki, Mr. Levesque and Mr. Brett . . . future plans include staying single and becoming rich. THOMAS J. MCKINLEY 43 Linea Lane Thomas . . . a jazz pianist, studying to be a composer . . . interests include ping pong and designing electronic circuits . . . plans to go to the New England Conservatory of Music. THOMAS MILLER 27 Berkely Street “Fred” . . . the “Rummy King” . . . finds going to beach parties at night en¬ joyable . . . likes Sociology with Mr. Valeska . . . interested in football, hockey, and basketball ... a four-year school of business is in his future. WILLIAM MOSSMAN 72 Prescott Street Bill . . . likes playing and watching basketball and baseball . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Schapira and Mr. Congdon . . . also enjoys Civil War with Ms. Ebeling and geometry . . . future plans are undecided. MICHAEL M. MURPHY 27 Colburn Road Murphy . . . always asking questions . . . enjoys spending his free time in New Hampshire . . . participates in wrestling . . . loves waterskiing . . . works at Cer- retanis Supermarket . . . hopes to attend college, majoring in accounting. JOHN WINSOR 31 Pine Ridge Road Jack ... a member of the Ski Club . . . loves to ski and drive . . . also enjoys swimming and mountain climbing . . . likes Psychology with Mr. Valeska . . . hopes to work for the Appalacian Moun¬ tain Club. 163 -hhb’“ rY 0 ' A S rom‘ 6ands too Y06 Wii- . 3 O ' Ci V oo S ' ftts o 0 ' cvs Os. yX V V V ° vVn e Z?Lg? T v P «. .xT ? ly 2 c Ck .£ 5 £ ' P tT ' ol 0 . d WAvJT V ° Ox Your to THE %?V . . A % N Ihe Hfi a ' s connected H Hie -P Su Q, H-)e -Ptbu Q’s connected H? ' Hie . • • C p 4 owotfN prvo y io V CtWec i per oA «v vru ? .. . ro£ cools hen! PLEAS g 1 TOKN f) direct route -from 4fuz, SOMETIMES Sometimes, not often enough, + - W S u i ‘V . ' jfcj ji Mr 166 167 and those thoughts always center 168 169 176 178 and just how much 3t VWV VENTRESCA STUDIO OF JAPANESE KARATE 56 Haven St. Reading Congratulations and future success to the Class of’75 !!! 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Fowler 1 Pleasant St. Reading 944-4800 res. 664-5941 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 Town Line Liquor Mart 1349 Main Street (Across from Marshall ' s) Open 8:30 A.M. to 1 1:00 P.M. 944-4300 184 ERIC’S GREENHOUSE Corsages — Bouquets — Flowers, By Wire 1090 Main St., Reading, Mass. Best Wishes READING ASSEMBLY 29 INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE RAINBOW FOR GIRLS mm y ■ ? ' v ■ ■ ' ,•■■ ■■,. ■; ■ : : ; H.; Congratulations to the Class of ’75 ra from Eugene’s. ||p K v’- Clothes for men and boys Formal wear for rental. Shoes for the entire family. 642 Main Street 944-31 13 Reading, Mass. Coffee brewed in Pewter Coffee Pots made by Paul Revere . . . And then served with hot cakes baked from cherished olde Colonial recipes in the brick oven that was the centre of the Early American home . . . This was a tradition born in the early days of New England. This was the beginning of “coffee and.” We invite you to relive this relaxing tradition with us in the true Colonial way . . . 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' • ' • ’• • • • ' . fr i ■ i ■ V-v v - r-v.v � ' , i ■:■ % ' . • - 4 :.♦« � $iy. • - :, •■ ? • wifi:. ■ ■ V . • v - r ‘-r : ’vj ' s ' S ' ' 4 ' ! • ' ' •- •■ • • • ’ , ' • . . •«,- . ' • ‘ ,■ ■ i ■ . V ' -.v , . ' I . • . ' • W y f i And now I understand why they say it’s not healthy to love and leave. For we as friends shall die. I ask of you, please, why? Why can’t we be fri ends, and start all over again? I won’t ask you if, the birds still sing or the pigeons fly. Or even if you really meant to hurt me so. But 1 only ask that we be friends, and start all over again. Is it too much for you to take, to have one more friend whom you shouldn’t hate? The pigeons love and then are gone, but I am like the dove. With the giving of my love, I cannot forever be gone. So, please, oh Brother of Mankind, take my hand. Together we shall walk this land. And fill it with the love of the Lord. May you find peace and happiness Pf • ' ■ Jill Beth Coleman 40 Whitehall Lane , EDGERLY BESSOM FUNERAL HOME, INC. 743 Main Street Reading, Massachusetts David Malcolm — Director Tel. 944-0105 189 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 Douglass Funeral Service 25 Sanborn Street (Corner of Woburn St.) John B. Douglass, Director Serving for 5 Generations 944-0284 580 Main St. Reading,Mass.01867 (617) 944-0634 Compliments of SUPPLIERS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS CO. 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CHARLES 612 Main St. Reading Mass. Compliments of S ARM AN’S SKI LOFT 632-636 Main Street Reading, Mass. 01867 Men’s Boy’s Wear HERSEY JEWELERS Graduate Gemologist 606 Main St. 944-0248 THE BEAUTIFUL MYSTERIES OF THE ORIENT UNFOLD UNDER THE ARTFUL HANDS OF Antoine Of Beirut Fsiom the night of, SCHEHERAZADE to the taX ' .e t oft modern technique and beauty cultuAe, ANTOINE OFFERS YOU A NEW EXPERIENCE IN HAIR STYLING 84 HAVEN ST., READING 944-8999 HOURS MON.-TUES.-WED. 9-6 THURS.-FRIDAY 9-8 SAT. 195 Congratulations to the class of ' 15 from The youth of today . . . is the hope of tomorrow Compliments of RAYMOND R. COUTURE Congratulations from BERSON’S PHARMACY 1 Harnden St. — Reading You Ring — We Bring Abe Berson 944-2832 Congratulations Class Of ’75 Best Of Luck!! FROM THE PIONEER YEARBOOK STAFF. ALLIED PAINT AND BUILDING SUPPLY 25 Harnden St. Reading Tel. 944-9167 Wallpaper Hardware Garden Supplies Compliments of S.M. HODSON CO., INC. 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