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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1977 volume:

PIONEER 1977 Hi .4oor Reading, Massachusetts 9 , - ' Editor-in-Chief Ellen M. Johansen Art Editors Cindy Rice Nancy Teel i Business Editors Anita Berson David Clements Literary Editors Paula Kennedy Gretchen Schmuch Photography E Steve Amaru Scott M. Du Profile Editors Linda Doyon Karen Surette £% v - uOPE Advisor Ron N. Howl fei Our Special Matthew Bond Dick Gillis Michael Harney John J. Kelly | Bruce N. Morang ■1 Wry • v CONTENTS Faculty and Administration Sports Activities Underclassmen Seniors 3 r DEDICATION Susan Sellers Energy. Ms. Sellers is energy personified. Energy plus en¬ thusiasm rolled up in a whirlwind of activity. Just look at her list of credits. First, examine her extra-curricular activities. Last year Ms. Sellers was advisor for the Student Union and helped it im¬ mensely in its transition to this year ' s Student Council which she also advises. For the past three years she has co-directed and directed the Model U.N. with enough organization that anyone watching might think it was the real U.N. in session. She has been the Girls Spring Track coach for the past three years and has also been the overseer for the Student Advisory Council these last two years. Her efforts in that capacity have helped them bring about changes in the school. Ms. Sellers is no less intense about her in-school work. She teaches Modem Dance, one of the Physical Education elec¬ tives, with at least the zeal she has for her Social Studies clas¬ ses. Likewise, her Social Studies classes are taught with so much enthusiasm that her energy becomes infectious and the students acquire part of her interest in the subject. Listen to her walk. That ' s the walk of someone who is al¬ ways busy. But it ' s a walk, not a run. It ' s very easy to talk to Ms. Sellers for she, without a moment ' s hesitation, will stop and listen. With all this in mind, the Class of 77 proudly dedicates our yearbook to Susan Sellers. 5 When I was young my teachers were the old I gave up fire for form till I was cold. I suffered like a metal being cast. I went to school to age to learn the past. Now I am old my teachers are the young. What can ' t be molded must be cracked and sprung I strain at lessons fit to start a suture. I go to school to youth to learn the future. — Robert Frost M 1 ««• «? ADMINISTRATION ARA A. KARAKASHIAN PRINCIPAL We live in a world in which confusion and controversy seem to grow apace while common sense appears to be in ever-dwindling supply. There is great need for your generation, and succeed¬ ing generations to find better ways than your elders have for reconciling differences and creating better living conditions for all. Good luck to you! LEONARD B. D ' ORLANDO VICE PRINCIPAL “And this too, shall pass away. — That peace of truth may encourage us in time of stress and keep us humble in time of joy. 8 ERNEST G. SPENCE VICE PRINCIPAL To learn is a natural pleasure, Not con¬ fined to philosophers, But common to all men. CHARLES G. SYMONDS VICE PRINCIPAL There are many gifts that are unique in man; but at the center of them all, the root from which all knowlege grows, lies the ability to draw conclusions from what we see to what we do not see, to move our minds through space and time, and to recognize ourselves in the past on the steps to the present. J. Bronouski The Ascent of Man Aristotle FACULTY SAMUEL BAKER FOCUS WILLIS ANDERSON SOCIAL STUDIES “What is the answer to life? No, no — what are the questions? BRUCE APPLEBY SOCIAL STUDIES Nothing was ever accomplished without starting! VIRGINIA BARTLETT DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION You cannot live a perfect day without doing something for someone who will never be able to repay you. FRANKLIN BERKEY GUIDANCE THOMAS BLANEY BUSINESS For fear of taking chances I ' ve missed a lot of fun. The times I regret most in life are the things I haven ' t done. EVERETT BLODGETT SCIENCE The latest word from the MOLE is: Maybe we are finally going to do some Chemistry this year! 10 Bye! PHILIP BLUM SCIENCE LESLIE BOWERS ENGLISH Nothing is so strong as gentleness; nothing is so gentle as real strength. — Frances De Sales — HAROLD BOND ENGLISH A dog teaches a child fidelity, perseverance and to turn around three times before lying down. — Robert Benchley — EDWARD BRADY GUIDANCE MARTHA BRINSON ENGLISH If it seems the party is over, perhaps it is only that the band has stopped playing for a while. — Stoicism, not cynicism. — DAVID BRETT BUSINESS It ' s due yesterday. CAMILLA BROWNE METCO COORDINATOR TED BRYSON PHYSICAL EDUCATION Quitters never win and winners never quit. WALTER T. CAHILL ENGLISH Let us not play at Kittly-Benders. — Thoreau. WILLIAM CARROLL SOCIAL STUDIES Nice guys . . . finish last. — Leo Durocher. DAVID CASTINE GUIDANCE In the world of life — if you can ' t take part in a sport . . . the hell with it. CAROLYN CLARKE FOREIGN LANGUAGE Chaque jour a ses petites victoires. I ROBERT COHEN SCIENCE Life . . . take it easy, but take it! ARLENE COHN FOREIGN LANGUAGE . . porque os quiero. 12 lois con ENGLISH Sometimes you think the whole world is falling and it ' s only yourself that ' s leaning. — Pearl Bailey FRANCIS COOK SCIENCE Experience is a hard teacher — she tests first and teaches later. HAROLD CROFT ENGLISH A man cannot be too careful in the choice of his enemies. — O. Wilde MARTHA COOK SCIENCE NORMAN CORMIER ENGLISH Reading is a most profitable and pleasing pastime. Be happy! THOMAS DARRIN SOCIAL STUDIES Of all history the most instructive to a man is his own. — Anonymous EMERY DEBECK MATHEMATICS If God helps only those students who help them¬ selves, he ' ll seldom be overworked. 13 PEARL DEE HOME ECONOMICS “Anything worth doing is worth doing well. ROBERT DONOVAN FOREIGN LANGUAGE “La verdad siempre anda sobre la mentira como el aceite sobre el agua. — Cervantes, Don Quixote de la Manche. ROBERT DUNBAR SOCIAL STUDIES “All our knowledge brings us nearer to our ignorance. f FRANCIS DILUNA SCIENCE “Our life contains a thousand springs And dies if one be gone. Strange! That a harp of a thousand strings Should keep in tune so long. — Isaac Watts. SUSAN DUVINSKY SPECIAL NEEDS MYRNA EVANS HOME ECONOMICS “Impossible things take a little longer! “It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness. — Adlai Stevenson. KENNETH FEIT ENGLISH “You deserve a break today ... an arm? ... a leg? . . nose? ... a digit? ... a moose? PAULA GALLUP PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLAIRE FUSARO A look is worth a thousand SOCIAL STUDIES words.” I ' d rather learn from one bird how to sing, than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance. — e.e. cummings. PETER GREENE SOCIAL STUDIES I learned everything I know at my mother ' s knee or some other equally low joint. MARGUERITE GRIMES MATHEMATICS DAVID GARLAND SCIENCE Learn as though you would live forever, live as though you will die tomorrow. RICHARD GILLIS BUSINESS EDUCATION We are merely images, exposed in the minds of others.” I hear and I forgot, I see and I remember, I do and I understand.” — Chinese Proverb. STEPHEN GUCCIARDI MATHEMATICS What Nature wants of man stands indelibly written in the individual, in you, in me. 15 RICHARD GUILBERT FOCUS “If you ' ve got a minute, stop by. I ' ve a funny story to tell you about a teacher who spends his time chopping wood mice. RICHARD HAM FOREIGN LANGUAGE “Santa ' s workshop? No, sir, this is the foreign language office! MICHAEL HARNEY INDUSTRIAL ARTS “Hide not your talents, they for use were made. What ' s a sun dial in the shade? — B. Franklin, Printer. HELEN M. HART GUIDANCE COUNSELOR “Opportunity may knock but once, Be prepared! WALTER HAWKES PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . ., it matters not whether you won or lost, but how you played the game. WILLIAM HART ENGLISH “I do perceive here a divided duty. — Othello. WENDELL HODGKINS ENGLISH “The individual is still the center of the universe and the sole reason for the existence of all man¬ made institutions. — Eisenhower. JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH MATHEMATICS A little less of me and a lot more of you RONALD HOWLAND ENGLISH We ' ve got them this time! — General G. Custer, 1876. SARA INGBER PHYSICAL EDUCATION Change is the law of life, and those who look only to the past or the present are certain to miss the future. — John F. Kennedy. EUGENE KACZOWKA MATHEMATICS KAREN KAMAN MATHEMATICS If a little knowledge is dangerous, where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger? — Thomas Henry Husley. The blue-bird carries the sky on his back. — Henry David Thoreau. JOHN A. KELLY HEALTH Think before you act. 17 JOHN J. KELLY SOCIAL STUDIES “So the Korduroy Kid goes; ' I mean like, like, like, like, you know, like, like, like, you know what I mean, like, like, like, . . . BE PRECISE! SANDRA KELLY MATHEMATICS “Sometimes I sit and think. Some¬ times I just sit. MARY F. LANOUETTE FOREIGN LANGUAGE “. . . and I could have been a Prima Bal¬ lerina! LEO KENNEY SCIENCE Time flies like an arrow but fruit flies like bananas! DOROTHY LEBACH FOREIGN LANGUA GE Not all those who know their minds know their hearts as well. — La Rochefoucauld. MAUREEN LECLAIRE PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sometimes people try so hard to be what they should, they forget what they are. KENNETH LEVESQUE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION If I had known I was going to live this long I would have taken better care of myself. DONALD LOVELY SOCIAL STUDIES “Untutored frogs are in danger of becoming retoaded tards! RITA MARRONI FOCUS MICHAEL MCGUIRE SCIENCE “What is your name, anyway? CARL H. MELLIN SCIENCE Returning for the second time in a new place makes one wonder how he has changed. KATHRYN MONTEJUNAS ENGLISH Only that day dawns to which we are awake. — Thoreau RUSSELL MORRIS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Failure is the path of least persistence. PETER MOSCARIELLO MATHEMATICS The one serious conviction that a man should have is that nothing is to be taken too seriously. THOMAS MYSLICKI PHYSICAL EDUCATION “Your body is a reflection of your mind! EUNICE MOSHER SPECIAL NEEDS “Your children are not your chil¬ dren. They are the sons and daughters of Life ' s longing for it¬ self. — Kahlil Gibran. DAVID NATHANS MATHEMATICS JAMES MURPHY CHAIRMAN OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE “It is only the ignorant who de¬ spise education. — Latin Proverb. BARBARA NEVILS MATHEMATICS “Give me a man that is capable of a de¬ votion to anything, rather than a cold, calculating average of all the virtues. — Francis Bret Harte. JOSEPH NISCO FOREIGN LANGUAGE 20 “Le dernier a plonger, c ' est un imbecile! ANNA NORMAND SOCIAL STUDIES “For every voice you ' ve ever heard there are a thousand without a word. CHERYL O ' BRIEN BUSINESS “Share not your weaknesses — but your strengths. WALTER G. PASCOWSKI GUIDANCE PHYLLIS ONUSSEIT ENGLISH When life hands you lemons, make lemonade. JOHN PACINO GUIDANCE Common sense and positive values are a combination hard to beat. Use them to your ad¬ vantage in making every day count. ROBERT PATTERSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS It is not in doing what you like, but in liking what you do that is the secret to happiness. — James Barrie. JEROME PERRY SCIENCE The dictionary is the only place you will find suc¬ cess before work. GENE PISANO INDUSTRIAL ARTS 21 STEVEN RHODES MATHEMATICS Your friend is your needs answered. — Kahlil Gibran. CATHERINE PRATT BUSINESS More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of. JAMES ROTH MUSIC If music be the food of love. I ' d rather have a pizza. if® JANE REED CHAIRMAN OF BUSINESS Who knows what we see when we don ' t see a thing? Ask a fool; ask a seer; ask the king. And the answer will be if they ans¬ wer right — we see the whole world when there ' s nothin g in sight. HELEN SCANNELL BUSINESS Education — the search for knowledge and self-knowledge. GERALDINE ROY FINE ARTS PAUL SCHAPIRA MATHEMATICS Who said my mustache is like a parbolic curve? WARREN SNYDER BUSINESS A person is what he thinks. Therefore, I will think of good and beautiful things. SUSAN SELLERS SOCIAL STUDIES Knowing others is wisdom; knowing the self is enlighten¬ ment. Mastering others requires force; mastering the self needs strength. PAUL SOULE SCIENCE Boiled owl is tough. MARGARET STARRET BUSINESS The most wasted day of all is that one in which you have not laughed. ANNE STEWART SOCIAL STUDIES I knew a man who jumped off a 20-story building . . . and as he passed the 7th floor he said, Well, so far so good. SALLY STEMBRIDGE ENGLISH Measure your mind ' s height by the shade it casts! — Robert Browning. ELLEN STOPPE ENGLISH MEREDITH SULD FOREIGN LANGUAGE “On ne voit bien qu ' avec le coeur. L ' essentiel est invisible pour les yeux. RAY SUNBURY DEPARTMENT OF READING, K-12 “To like what work you are doing is to have gained a position of distinction. I wish each graduate that kind of success. ROBERT SWANSON SOCIAL STUDIES “The vengeance of history is more terrible than the vengeance of the most powerful General Secretary. — L. Trotsky. ERIC TURNER MATHEMATICS Trying to think up a quote is like trying to do math problems — you waste hours coming up with nothing. PETER VALESKA SOCIAL STUDIES May the fleas of a thousand bullocks nest in your armpit! — translated from an old Lithuanian saying. 24 WILLIAM WAIGHT CHAIRMAN OF FOCUS FREDERICK WALES CHAIRMAN OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS Solitude is the breeding ground for dreams, dreams are the genesis of reality. JUDITH WHEATLEY ENGLISH Who says Jay ' s the teacher ' s pet? JOHN WHITE PHYSICAL EDUCATION CHARLES WHIPPLE SOCIAL STUDIES Just because you ' re paranoid doesn ' t mean they ' re not out to get you. Happiness is success. KEVIN ZENEWICZ SCIENCE Remember, Chemistry is where the reac¬ tion is. PETER WOOD FINE ARTS It ' s not how well you do, but how much of a mess you make that counts. — attributed to Mushigu — CAROLYN ZEYTOONIAN FOREIGN LANGUAGE I love it! 25 OFFICE AND HEALTHROOM Mrs. Janice Gromyko Miss Jean Underhill Mrs. Dorothy Morris Mrs. Pauline McDonough 26 Mrs. Ruth Schubarth RESOURCE CENTER Mrs. Hovey, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Burnham, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Silva, Mr. Cain. CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAL Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Filbum, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Femside, Mrs. Beauchamp, Mrs. Mullen, Mrs. Demenkow, Mrs. Winkler, Mrs. McSheehy, Mrs. Cohick, Mrs. Isacson, Mrs. Monahan. Theresa Meuse Row 1: Mr. Davis, Mr. Cunningham, Mr. Sheppard, Mr. Stamatis, Mr. Coppola. Row 2: Mr. McDonald, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Mullen, Mr. Gori, Mr. Noel, Mr. Coveney. No speed of wind or water rushing by But you have speed far greater. You can climb Back up a stream of radiance to the sky. And back through history up the stream of time. And you were given this swiftness, not for haste Nor chiefly that you may go where you will, But in the rush of everything to waste, That you may have the power of standing still — Off any still or moving thing you say. Two such as you with such a master speed Cannot be parted nor be swept away From one another once you are agreed That life is only life forevermore Together wing to wing and oar to oar. — Robert Frost IN MEMORIAM TVI k % itt « ' i � . | iT Triry M I f. fes • ■ ■ ‘” ' ”’n v ' y l v SEwUBiM 11 4«� ■� ' Sto ««£ , � «♦ ! ;UV« 4 t «« 1,« ; ■ ' pnr. v,r,’ ' • «•;;;« iHWB W V 441 %«. i 30 On Sunday, December 19th, Walter Hawkes, a man whose name had become synonomous with Reading school athletics, passed away. Walter Hawkes devoted the better part of his life working to improve the town ' s physical education system. During his forty-three years here, he became Director of Athletics and Physical Education and re¬ ceived the supreme compliment of having the Field House named in his honor. The editors and staff of Pioneer ' 77 along with the Senior Class would like to pay this final tribute to Walter Hawkes. 31 ST w 1 1 f - • m f 4X W- j it j • M .V | . • |||M r ®. L j 4 ; - % FALL • • • SOCCER Row 1: Jack Kyle, Kevin Wexler, Ken Demoura, Joseph Pedi, Michael Restuccia, John Kagan, Tom Sullivan, David Surette, David Snyder. Row 2: Mr. Cohen, Robert Gray, Larry McCue, Michael Ryan, Matt Biette, Mike Ricci, Tom King, Larry Labo, Mark Brennan, Robert Patterson, Steve Myette, Donald Caiazza, David Lyons, Mr. Snyder. Row 3: David Tucker, David DiGiovanni, David Clements, David Coates. TAT_ _1 A 7_ Grab some sky! 35 FOOTBALL ljl“ Jfv 1 fa Aft- Wiz -m kl Kr ' +KuZ ■ i - - a jVrv.Cl-.-. 13 ? w[ ta ¥fyk r ■ ' ■ r .TJv y rVr Vi I ' J 7 f [y i is Row 1: Ted Guazzaloca, Peter Moloney, Joe Kelliher, Matt Sorenson, Mark Elgart, Carlton McLeod, Kevin Wallace, John Bernard, Jay Polimeno, Arthur Iannelli, Gary Johnson, Steve Lorocco, Fred Powers, Joe Prew, Bruce Adams, Mark Murray, Bill Balkus, Mike Myette, Fred Conover. Row 2: Paul Hebert, Rick Manasian, David Falkenstrom, Richard Saxon, Tom D ' Arcy, Michael Gildea, Damian Autery, Peter Myers, Brian Sommers, Michael Brigida, Mark Angelo, Kevin Myette, Alex Grundhoff, George Fenelly, Jim Iannelli, Grayel Farris, Mike Patalano, Richard Phelan, Peter Richardson, Bob Wandrey, Nico Mitropoulos. Row 3: Mr. Nisco, Coach White, Mark Anderson, Jim Gillespie, Paul Kerby, Chris Gugger, Peter Rittenburg, Michael McGonagle, Dan Brennan, Chris Warnick, Barry Burke, Terry Sharkey, Peter Gazzara, Joe Stordy, Mr. Scarpito, Mr. Soule. 36 Captains ' Courageous Squeeze me and my arm goes up Don ' t make a pass at me! FIELD HOCKEY Row 1: Sheryl Hall, Mary Hancock, Nancy Norris, Jeanne Isacson, Kathy Duffy, Abby Williams, Andrea Marottoli. Row 2: Linda Kuhne, Anne Sweeney, Susan Palaima, Regina Mazur, Jane Heelen, Miss Ingber. Forward, ever forward. Outstanding in her field. Surrounded. Disillusioned One for all and all for one. 39 CHEERLEADERS AND BATON SQUAD Row 1: Beth Sheehan, Karen Nelson, Cathy Haley, Margaret Bigwood (Football Queen), Kathy Dunn, Carol Campbell, Elaine Walsh, Sharon Cardillo. Row 2: Becky Wood, Carol Castine, Sue Mullins, Donna Blacker, Katy Shiner, Patti White, Cindy Garey, Nancy Weis, Colleen O ' Maley. Row 1: Leslie Brown, Cathy Seaward, Bonnie Hoffman, Chris Bosnian, Donna Gentile, Lynn Quackenbush, Martha Rickley, Sue Ormsby. Row 2: Christine Pepoli, Kathy Fraser, Kathy Kelly, Sue Brennan, Jane Petersen, Karen Mello, Kathi McHugh, Mary Jo Sweeney, Andrea Basso, Laurel Wheaton. Row 3: Tracy Dwyer, Michele Romano, Kelly Moynihan, Jane Aheam, Monica Smith, Gail Robinson, Linda O ' Connor, Paula Tierney. A tear for things one can ' t cheer about. 40 Lucky it isn ' t a track meet. CROSS-COUNTRY Row 1: Coach Garland, Bob Collins, David Monson, Chris Pepoli, Steve Norton, Jack Powell, Keith Spinney, Glenn Zaramba, John Nicholson, Coach Blodgett. Row 2: Joe Seip, Jim Mason, Bill Morrison, Don Herook, Wayne Arsenault, Bob Blacker, Lance Powell, Linda Ricci, Barbara Hammond. Row 3: Kurt Habel, Mark Tewsbury, Bill Dyment, Curt Smith, Dave Burke, Harlan Spence, Jim Lovell, Jeff Knox. Row 4: Paul Casey, Chris Prince, Jon Forrest, Doug Knox, Mike Joyce, Dave Wamick, Tony Palmer, Craig Quimby. Row 5: Denise Bernard, Sue Blacker, Kathy Power, Elaine Chandler, Lori Seip (Manager.) It ' s moulting season. Engine on a cold morning 41 WINTER BOYS ' BASKETBALL Row 1: Leo Celehar, Charlie Heineck, David Dennis, Captain Mike Brigida, Jim Brigida, Steve York, Bruce Campbell. Row 2: Coach Bryson, Rip Lemon, Paul Smith, Ed Gilbert, Tom Darcy, Bill Blackett, Mike Steen, Coach Carroll. You have reached the point of no return Dunkin ' it for two big ones Field House Philharmonic Stuff it Ginger Rogers — eat your heart out. Four out of five are sure. Heineken flight Set it up. Put it in. 43 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Front: Co-Captain Mary Hancock, Coach Mrs. LeClaire, Co-Captain Jane Peterson. Row 1: Michelle Ciccone, Cathy Hem, Cheryl Hall, Regina Mazur, Sue Palaima, Suzanne Crowley, Jane Helan, Kathy Duffy, Janet Moore. “Where ' s the team? 44 r ■ “My fingernails aren ' t dry yet. 45 GYMNASTICS Everything depends on how you look at it Front: Janet Weldon. Row 1: Jane White, Kim Garrard, Robin Gerard, Elaine Bernard. Row 2: Coach Miss Kelly, Debbie Smith, Sue Gerard, Debbie Blacker, Helen Durkin, Debbie Arsenault, Peggy Hill. mm The beauty of simplicity Sail on high 46 Row 1: Peter Clemens, David Hicks, Mark Jones, Mark Anderson, Mark Dwyer, Jimmy Rikeman, Hank Dewsnap, John Chap¬ man, Mark Bouyer, Mike Melanson, Rick Nazzaro. Row 2: Billy Dyment, Dave Nicholson, Jon Heslin, Dave Luth, Billy Cain, Steve Myette, Nate Robinson, James Watts, Andy Curto, Rick Rikeman, Coach Myslicki. High in one ' s own relativity To possess the strength . . . 47 HOCKEY Row 1: Paul Greenier, Scott Bums, Mark LaChapelle, Nico Mitropoulos, Peter Gent, Scott Sprague, Joe Hayes, Bob Hart. Row 2: Assistant Coach Russel, Mike Ricci, Mike McGonagle, Gordy Emmanuelson, Steve Lawrence, Jim Hayes, Tom King, Jim Kelly, Bob Haley, Robert Webster, Mike Roberts, Peter Richardson, Coach Bums. I ' m getting closer to my goal. Touchdown! What do you mean you swallowed it? Do you suppose he ' ll take a bribe? Watch where you place that puck. Spaced out Pucker up WINTER TRACK Row 1: Glenn Zaramba, John Nicholson, Peter Moloney, Chris Pepoli, Matt Sorenson, Nathan Smith, Stephen Norton, Carlton McLeod, David Monson, Keith Spinney, Ernie Swymer, Bill Balkus, Mr. Soule. Row 2: Richard Wandrey, Steve Haas, Bob Blacker, Lance Powell, Joseph Seip, Mark Angelo, Brian Sommers, James Mason, Bill Morrison, Mark DiGiovanni, Mr. Croft. Row 3: Jeff Knox, Chris Sullivan, Donald Hurley, Jim McCrary, Dick Surette, Mike Schaivo, Steve Mello, Jim Lovell, Brian House, Curtis Smith, Daniel Rainville, Joseph DiCisco, Bemie Powell. Row 4: Philip Pratt, Steve Duffy, Steve Voegelin, Michael Beighley, Chris Prince, Pat Desmond, Lou Shelzi, Jeff Phillipp, Peter Gazzara, John Sorenson, Michael Berry, Ronald Petrin, Doug Knox. Row 5: Andrea Knapp, Chris Rogers, Peter Rittenburg, Danny Brennan, Donna Webb. 50 Keep your sunny side up Me and my Zaramba Over easy Run circles around you logically We follow the same paths, but with different strides. Ketchup — pour it on Arghh, my foot! 51 WRESTLING «! £ Row 1: David Maloney, Scott Garrard, Steve Sandler, Mitch Mulch, Mike Gildea, Jay Polimeno. Row 2: Coach Mr. Schapira, Bob Skelly, Dennis Morgan, Grayel Fariss, Lionel Mumper, Joe Interrante, Bob Collins, George Fennelly. . . . for those of us who tried. Position in life is everything. Coming through Nothing like a little afternoon pick me up. No, I don ' t see your pet inchworm. 53 SPRING SOFTBALL • • • The Long Stretch I 54 BASEBALL “You can ' t steal first? Woey 55 GOLF Coach Hollingsworth, David Locke, Wes Parks, Larry Gilligan, Mark Delaney, Mike Delaney, Dan Mahoney. Different strokes for different folks. If you like us on the golf course, you ' ll love us . . . 56 GIRLS ' SPRING TRACK Row 1: Denise Bernard, Kathy Power, Amanda Knapp, Grace Gould, Karen Nelson, Kathy Kelly, Kathy Dunn, Jeanne Fallon, Linda Ricci, Barbara Atwood, Lynda Kuhne, Barbara Hammond, Elaine Chandler. Row 2: Lynn Macaluso, Nancy Maggio, Nancy Kelly, Sue Robinson, Mimi Fallon, Judy Ham, Jeanne Pirri, Ann Schloth, Sue Palaima, Janet Brzycki, Eileen Savage, Sue Crowley, Kathy Kelliher, Ann Martin, Linda Bell, Alyssa Schubarth. Wp m a v npvpr r a ;Q thic; wav apain GIRLS ' TENNIS When! When! My hands are getting wet. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Row 1: Anne Gatto, Martha Blowney, Jackie Meuse, Paula Kennedy, Judy Cummings. Row 2: Mr. Schapira, Michelle Kramer, Jean Saunders, Anne Sweeney, Monica Smith, Joan Di- Giovanni, Gail Davidson. • ' .. C . ■ i, I- - ' v--it T, 58 One toe over the line BOYS ' TENNIS Row 1: David Lyons, Steve Krekorian, Mike Ricci, David Clements. Row 2: Stuart Monk, Peter Marx, Joe Dagnese, Paul Fraser, Jay Lenox. Just send in two boxtops and twenty-five cents . . . It ' s just a silly phase he ' s going through. 59 BOYS ' SPRING TRACK 60 I l Mlms wri row 1: Paul Greenyer, John Wandry, David Luth, Jeff Knox, Paul Burke, Brian House, Mark Callahan, Harlan Spence, Chris Sullivan, Steve Mello, Peter Rittenburg. row 2: Mr. Bond, Carlton McLeod, Harold Beede, Mike Myette, Paul Horn, Joseph Kelliher, Greg Moore, Nathan Smith, Bruce Adams, David Monson, Peter Richardson, Bill Balkus, Mr. Croft, row 3: Mr. Gillis, Brian Lanigan, Matt Sorenson, Jack Powell, John Nicholson, Richard Wandry, Stephen Norton, David DiGiovanni, Bob Blacker, Bill Morrison, Ernie Swymer, David Converse, Joe Seip, Mr. Blodgett, row 4: Mike Brigida, Bill Blanchard, Brian Sommers, Chris Gugger, Tom D ' Arcy, David Hodgkins, Ed Feener, Jim McCrary, Steven Sandler, Chris Wamick, Brian Horn, Curt Smith, row 5: Dan Rainville, Chris Rogers, Steve Dunkley, Dan Brennan. Have you ever felt that the race is over and you haven ' t yet begun? Have you ever been this high? Now I out walking The world desert. And my shoe and my stocking Do me no hurt. I leave behind Good friends in town. Let them get well-wined And go lie down. Don ' t think I leave For the outer dark Like Adam and Eve Put out of the Park. Forget the myth. There is no one I Am put out with Or put out by. Unless I ' m wrong I but obey The urge of a song: I ' m-bound-away! And I may return If dissatisfied With what I learn From having died. — Robert Frost SKI CLUB President: Mark Restuccia, Vice President: Robert Hale, Secretary: Mark Brennan, Treasurer: John Kagan, Advisor: Mr. Rhodes, Members: Diane Arsenault, Karen Arsenault, Lynn Atkinson, Paula Barsomian, Chris Barrett, Ralph Bens, Mark Berry, Brian Blood, David Blood, Martha Blowney, Kay Boisvert, Beverly Bonaccorso, Dan Brennan, Sue Brennan, Leslie Brown, Lisa Buckley, John Cafazzo, Debbie Calef, Tom Callahan, Carol Campbell, Sue Campbell, Scott Carlyle, Mary Jo Castellano, Charlie Cochrane, Elaine Cochrane, Kathy Collins, Paul Collins, Peter Collins, Kate Cronin, Matt Cronin, Maureen Crowley, Bruce Cunningham, Joe Dagnese, Paul Dagnese, Anne Marie Delaney, Richard Dickson, Debbie DiGiovanni, Joan DiGiovanni, Bob Dileo, Robin Dillon, Chris Doherty, Cath y Driscoll, Liz Dudinski, Kathy Duffy, Steve Duffy, Scott Dugan, Helen Durkin, Larry Durkin, Mark Dwyer, Tracy Dwyer, Ron Ellis, Tracey Fancher, Barbara Farrell, Paul Fasciano, Alicia Fitzpatrick, Janet For- tunato, Ellen Gardner, Kim Garrard, Joanne Gillis, Grace Gould, John Gregorio, Anne Marie Griffin, Alex Grundhoff, Brenda Habeeb, Marsha Haberman, Beth Hall, Jackie Halpin, Cindy Harron, Steve Harron, Stu Hartshorn, Jane Heelen, Holly Hersey, Chris Hickman, Tom Holahan, Richard Hughes, Mike Humphrey, Jeanne Isacson, Justine Jankun, Bruce Johnson, Linda Jones, Mark Jones, Scott Jones, Nancy Joyce, Kathy Kent, Jane Kennedy, John Kennedy, Paula Kennedy, Dan Lane, Joanne Lane, Karen Lewicki, Debbie Livingstone, Chris Loschi, Jim Luth, Kevin Mack, Nancy Maggio, Mary Ellen Maguire, Anne Mahoney, Robert Mahoney, David Maloney, Jack Marlin, Andrea Marottoli, Gail Marottoli, Linda McCarthy, Gary McCausland, Kerry McCormack, Larry McCue, Jean McLaughlin, Mary McMahon, Karen Mello, Pam Miller, Debbie Monto, Greg Moore, David Monson, Steve Morgan, Clara Moynihan, Kelly Moynihan, Jim Nugent, Jennifer O ' Donaghue, Janet Oliver, Glen Olszewski, Chris Pack, Dianne Pacaima, Sue Pacaima, Bob Patridge, Karl Pessinis, Jane Petersen, Ellen Petkewick, Warren Pizarz, Chris Poole, Cheryl Rand, Dennis Richard, Don Richard, Tom Richardson, Karen Rishton, Eric Romeo, Mike Saunders, Eileen Sav¬ age, Vinne Sealess, Donald Schloth, Debbie Seavey, Mark Seavey, Lisa Sheppard, Chris Simone, Lisa Simone, David Singleton, Lisa Smart, Billy Smith, Curt Smith, Nathan Smith, Kathy Spurr, Brett Stanton, Sharon Strandberg, Donald Stoppe, Chris Sullivan, Dan Sullivan, Dave Surrette, Mary Jo Sweeney, Pete Theophanis, Steve Theophanis, Billy Tryphonas, David Tucker, Cindy Vacca, Elaine Walsh, Maureen Walsh, Jan Weldon, Mary Whalen, Kevin Wexler, Mike Winn, Glen Zaramba. VIVARIUM CREW Dean Marchetti, Brian Horn, Steve Duffy, Kevin Heenan, Kevin Mack, Mark McCabe. Missing from picture: Darcy Brown, David Dawson, Jim Goddard, Matt Vander Haegen. A.V. CREW Row 1: Bob Petron, John Richards, Nathan Godfrey, Michael Berry, Paul Her¬ bert. Row 2: Debbie Calef, Scott Dugan, Jim Singleton, Paul Moore, Lloyd Donald, Fred Doherty, Bob Younis, Brad White. Row 3: Michael Saunders, Robert Kennett, Tom Holahan, Tom Roche, Steve Erickson, Kevin Shea, Steve Amaru, Bob Merritt. OUTING CLUB Officers: Steve Myette, Bob Patterson, Abby Williams. Members: Lynn Atkinson, Kurt Bamberg, Kim Barcroft, Ann Berg, Terry Brogan, Steve Brown, Debra Calef, David Converse, John Cullen, Carl D ' Angio, Maria D ' Angio, David DiGiovanni, Glenn Doherty, Kathy Duffy, Larry Durkin, Ed Feener, Carol Flagg, Ellen Gardner, Colleen Godfrey, Bill Gunnulfson, Wendy Haigh, Mary Hancock, Kathy Horn, Jeanne Isacson, Steve Jenney, Kathy Kane, A1 LeNoir, Amy MacDonnell, Mary Ellen Maguire, Sue Mantia, Andrea Marattoli, Jon Milley, Kevin Myette, Steve Nicholson, Nancy Norris, Carolyn Rabideau, Pam Shipp, Debbie Simard, Sheryl Slezinger, Sharon Strandberg, Jacquelin Symes, Debra Till, Cindy Vacca, Jim Whalen, Patty White, Glenn Zaramba. LIBRARY AIDES Sharon Bassett, Tom Proctor, Alicia Lawless, Lisa Smart, Mark Sprague. HIGH HAPPENINGS Steve Amaru, Charlene Arzigian, Matthew Bond, Ellen Davidson, Scott Dugan, Tiffany Dunham, Paul Hebert, Donald Herook, Ellen Johansen, Kathy Lomax, Patti Madison, Peter Maloney, Kathy McHugh, Carolann Mitchell, Jeanne Pirri, Christine Van Beaver, Megan White, Laura Willis. IMPRESSIONS Advisors: Ms Bowers, Mr. Harney, Miss Montejunas. Staff: Bruce Adams, Larry Andrews, John Baird, Julie Beers, Darcy Brown, Michael Colford, Trisha Corrado, Ken DeMoura, Freeman Dicks, David Di- Giovanni, Chip D ' Orlando, Elizabeth Dudinski, Scott Dugan, Jo Ellen Franklin, Jean Fuller, Cyndi Ganem, Linda Garcia, Anne Gatto, Audrey Greenwood, Rich Hubbard, David Hunter, Richard Inter- rante, Joanne Lane, Mike Langone, Alicia Lawless, Cathy Linehan, Peter MacDonald, Kevin Mack, Mary Ellen Maguire, Chris McCauley, Susan McCulloch, Jeanne McLaughlin, Jeanne Pirri, Gail Robin¬ son, Karen Sawyer, Bill Seldon, Beth Sheehan, Sharon Strandberg, Scott Slezinger, Jay Tarzia. Mr. Harney, John Baird, Bill Seldon, Kevin Mack, Chris McCauley, Rick Hubbard, Ken Demoura, Bruce Adams, David Hunter, David Diceglie. PRODUCTION PRINTING PIONEER Ellen Johansen, Anita Berson, Nancy Teel, Karen Surette, Linda Doyon, Paula Kennedy, Gretchen Schmuch, Scott Dugan, Steve Amaru, Cindy Rice, David Clements. DISTRIBU TIVE EDUCATION Walter Amaru, Pauline Barton, Richard Brooks, Cheryl Burnham, Marjorie Cail, Tony Corsetti, Pat Crowley, Kevin Darcy, Anne D ' Entrement, Keith D ' Entrement, Hilary Desmond, Sharon Doucette, Jim Filosi, Tom Freeman, Beth Fulgoni, Lori Gemellaro, Linda Gilchrist, Elsie Hubbard, Bob Jonah, Donna Jones, Paul Lemieux, Debra Lindley, Pat Loconte, Marianne Marchesi, Donna McCoy, Dan McLaughlin, Donna Miscowski, Judy Nickerson, Maria Pallotta, Richard Phelan, Liz Prizio, Vikki Sherrod, Linda Stone, Richard Tucker, Bob Turnbull, Glenn Tyler, Diane Fries. 67 GLEE CLUB Gordon Ahlstrom, Larry Andrews, Teri Armstrong, Barbra Atwood, Andrea Basso, Joe Beninati, Matt Biette, David Blood, Susan Brown, John Copithorne, Mary Kate Cronin, John Curtis, Donna DeSanto, Steve Erickson, Tracey Fancher, Lynne Gray, Roberta Hale, Cindy Hamel, Kerry Hardy, Else Hemar, David Hodgkins, Laura Jenney, Nancy Joyce, Robert Kennett, Dawn Kilmarx, Kathy Komidar, Midge Lakin, Cindy Linehan, Mike Lucey, Mary Ellen Maguire, Shawn Maguire, Cindy Martin, Jim Mason, Kathy McCabe, Steve McDonald, Kathy McHugh, Laurie Neumann, Lorraine Newcomb, John Nicholson, Linda O ' Connor, Karen Patterson, Linda Poehler, Lynn Quacken- bush, Linda Ricci, Martha Rickley, Lorraine Robicheau, Dawn Schauer, Ed Schloth, Gretchen Schmuch, Alyssa Schubarth, Marcia Sims, Debbie Spinney, Gail Stephens, Cindy Szugzda, Eric Thompsen, David Tucker, Diane Whippen. BAND Gordon Alhstrom, Diane Arsenault, Karen Arsenault, Martha Blowney, Mark Brennan, Deb Calef, John Copithorne, Joe Dagnese, Dawn Didham, Joe Disciullo, Tom Dolan, Bill Dyment, Sandy Elliott, Ron Ellis, Peter Erickson, Steve Erickson, Joanne Fiore, Adele Fuller, Ruth Grace, Roberta Hale, Cindy Hamel, Laura Harvey, David Hodgkins, Marcia Hodgkins, Jeff Hunt, Ken Jones, Nancy Joyce, Cathy Keane, Kathy Kelliher, Nancy Kelly, Robert Kennett, Kathy Komidar, Cindy Linehan, Debbie Livingstone, Mike Lucey, Dave MacDonald, Mary Ellen Maguire, Jim Mason, Steve McDonald, Larry McHugh, Loretta Meserve, Jackie Meuse, Jon Milley, Ann Morris, Laurie Neumann, Lorraine Newcomb, John Nicholson, Jim Peterson, Linda Poehler, Kathy Power, Joe Quimby, Mike Ricci, Dave Richardson, Mike Ryan, Karen Sawyer, Ed Schloth, Gretchen Schmuch, Lisa Smart, Nathan Smith, Harlan Spence, Sharon Strandberg, Dave Tucker. 68 DRAMA CLUB Officers: Kate Cronin (President), Pam Shipp (Vice-President), Donna DeSanto (Secretary), Gordon Ahlstrom (Treasurer). Members: Teri Armstrong, Lynn Atkinson, Barbara Atwood, Chris Barrett, Julie Beers, Mike Berry, Matt Biette, Carole Blacker, Barry Blaine, David Blood, Matt Bond, Corinne Bordieri, Cindy Chisholm, Elaine Cochrane, Steve Cogger, Alyson Conover, Matt Cronin, Rhonda Dantis, Gail Davidson, Ken Demoura, Nancy Dewsnap, Dawn Didham, Robin Dillon, Greg Dixon, Sue Drake, Liz Dudinski, Kathy Duffy, Scott Dugan, Tiffany Dunham, Janet Emrich, Tracey Fancher, Sarah Flagg, Jo-Ellen Franklin, Jeanne Fuller, Sue Fuller, Ellen Gardner, Andrea Greenwood, Steve Haas, Wendy Haigh, Cindy Hamel, Ken Harper, Holly Hersee, Joe Hindes, David Hodgkins, Missy Hovey, Julie Hulse, Jeanne Isacson, Kevin Jack, John Jankun, Justine Jankun, Laura Jenney, Steve Jenney, Ellen Johansen, Linda Johansen, Kathy Kane, Sue Kelliher, Paula Kennedy, Robert Kennett, Lisa Kiley, Dawn Kilmarx, Wendy Knox, Kathy Komidar, Michelle Kramer, Steve Krekorian, Kevin Lanigan, A1 Lenoir, Martha Lenox, Cindy Linehan, Mike Lucey, Mary Ellen Maguire, Shawn Maguire, Sue Marks, Andrea Marottoli, Cindy Martin, Debbie Martin, Linda McCarthy, Jim McCrary, John McCrary, Steve McDonald, Joanne McGee, Peggy McKenna, Carolyn Menard, Lorretta Meserve, Nancy Moller, Ann Morris, Katny Mullin, Lisa Murray, Ricky Nazzaro, Sherry Neumann, Jennifer O ' Donoghue, Amy Oldmixon, Neil Paynter, Robert Perry, Eric Pohl, Robyn Prioli, Mike Proctor, Cindy Rice, Lisa Ropple, Dawn Schauer, Ed Schloth, Nancy Schloth, Gretchen Schmuch, Alyssa Schubarth, Amy Scott, Lisa Simone, Lisa Smart, Lisa Soli, Anne Sweeney, Kathy Sweeney, Sharon Strandberg, Eric Thompsen, Janine Valentine, Chris Van Beaver, Maureen Wall, Megan White, Laura Willis, Joan Wilson, Donna Zanni. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Gordon Ahlstrom, David Andrews, Lisa Arthur, Lynn Atkinson, Sharon Bassett, Harold Beede, Susan Bennett, Margaret Bigwood, Donna Blacker, William Blackett, Matthew Bond, Cynthia Boucher, Jean Brady, Michael Brigida, Charles Clark, Christopher Cleary, Fred Conover, Ellen Davidson, John Diamond, Linda Doyon, Elizabeth Dudinski, Kathy Duffy, Kath¬ leen Dunn, Sandra Elliott, Jeanne Fallon, Alicia Fitzpatrick, Susan Fuller, Audrey Greenwood, Roberta Hale, Catherine Haley, Paula Hingston, Jeanne Isacson, Justine Jankun, Ellen Johansen, Gary Johnson, Joe Kelliher, Kathleen Kelly, Thomas Kiezulas, Brenda King, Carol Kleponis, Andrea Knapp, Kathryn Komidar, Steven Larocco, Charlene Lawless, Catherine Linehan, James Luth, Shawn Maguire, Kathleen McCabe, Kathleen McHugh, Carolyn Menard, Jacqueline Meuse, Craig Miller, Nicholos Mitropoulos, Karin Moller, Peter Moloney, David Monson, Stephen Norton, Janet Oliver, Jane Petersen, John Powell, Joseph Prew, Michael Ricci, Cynthia Rice, Mary Lee Rogers, Karen Sawyer, Lisa Sheppard, Debra Smith, Marilyn Smith, Nathan Smith, Keith Spinney, Mary Ann Steele, Michael Steen, Sharon Strandberg, Lome Thomas, Gail Upham. MODEL UNITED NATIONS Row 1: Brian Horn, Andrew Marshall, John Cortese, John Curtis, Jim McCrary, Charles Cochrane, Gordon Ahlstrom (President). Row 2: Sue Kelliher, David Hunter, Laurie Neumann, Laura Harvey, Helen Durkin, Ellen Davidson, Tom Barrett, Kevin Lanigan, Laurie Bruce, Ann Barrett, Dawn Kilmarx. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL 70 Ellen Johansen, Mark Elgart, Peter Cummings (Chairman), Steve Cogger. Missing in Action: Gordon Ahlstrom. STUDENT COUNCIL President: Ellen Davidson, Secretary Treasurer: Jeanne Pirri. Seniors: Gordon Ahlstrom, Matt Bond, Charlie Chisholm, Steve Cogger, Susan Campbell, Peter Cummings Mark Elgart, Kathy Fraser, Jeanne Gilligan, Mary Hancock, Bonnie Hoffman, Ellen Johansen, Joe Kelliher, Kevin Lanigan, Jacquelyn Meuse, Donna Ricci, Lisa Simone, James Luth, Karen Sheehan, Nancy Teel. Juniors: Tom Barrett, Theresa Bianculli, Helen Durkin, Kathy Horn, Lynda Kuhne, Andrea Marottoli, Amy Oldmixon, Neil Paynter, Carol Pietrantonio, Linda Poehler, Tom Proctor, Eileen Savage, Anne Sweeney, David Tucker, Camille Visconti, Donna Zanni. Sophomores: Christina Barrett, Darcy Brown, Laurie Bruce, Sarah Coote, Cindy Harion, Pamela Linde, Carolann Mitchell, Jill Pirie, Ken Robinson, Susan Ryan, Ann Schloth, Katie Smith, Don Stoppe, Donna Pedi. Freshman: Susan Cutelis, Steve Duffy, Tiffany Dunham, Sarah Flagg, Marion Hiltz, Lisa Kiley, Susan Marks, Donald Richard, Amy Scott, Steve Van Beaver. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL President: Ellen Davidson, Secretary Treasurer: Jeanne Pirri. Kevin Lanigan and Alternate Charles Chisholm. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Row 1: Kathy Kane (President), Maureen Wall, Eric Thompsen, Kevin Lanigan, Steve Cogger, Else Hemar, Dawn Kilmarx, Kim Barcroft, Lynn Atkinson, Jeannie Brady. Row 2: Sarah Flagg, Amy Scott, Andrea Basso, Dawn Didham, Nancy Joyce, Kathi McHugh, Andrea Knapp, Pam Shipp, Michael Proctor, Peter Van Beaver, David Converse, Nancy Rowe, Amanda Knapp. Row 3: Missy Hovey, Beth Sheehan, Meg Margio, Gordon Ahlstrom, Barry Blaine, David Maynard, Ellen Gardner. Missing from Picture: Mary Kate Cronin, Gail Davidson, AnnMarie Delaney, Joan DiBiase, Helen Durkin, Shawn Maguire, Kelly Moyniahn, Terry Nellis. SOCIAL SERVICE Row 1: Debbie Till, Gretchen Schmuch. Row 2: Richard Connors, Steve Van Beaver. Missing from Picture: Sharon Strandberg. STUDENT OFFICE WORKERS 72 Jeanne Pirri and Linda Poehler. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Else Hemar Andrea Knapp AFS 1976-1977 AFS 1976 Norway to the U.S. Turkey The easiest way to describe my year here in Reading is to say that it has been fantastic! When I left Norway late in August, I had no idea of what I was coming to, and I have to admit that it was a scary feeling. Thanks to many people, I soon found that there was nothing to worry about. I ' ve had the greatest time. During these months I ' ve learned a lot about the American people and their culture. I have also learned more about my own country ' s culture, and I can see its advantages and disadvantages. I hope that I have helped spread knowledge about Norway. I want to thank everybody who took part in making this year possible for me; the people in Reading, everyone at the high school, and especially my fantas¬ tic family — the Joneses, who have had to put up with me for ten months. I hope they enjoyed my stay as much as I did. I wish that everybody could have the same experi¬ ence as I have had. I feel that this year has changed my life in a positive way. The only sad thing is that time went by so qucikly. A.F.S. is a terrific organization, and I want to leave you with one of the A.F.S. sayings: Walk together, talk together all ye people of the earth, for then and only then shall ye live in peace. EL cl Eonoor Living with people whose life style is totally differ¬ ent from anything I was accustomed to proved to be more difficult than I had imagined. For a short time, my Turkish family went out of their way to make sure that I was enjoying myself. However, their efforts didn ' t last too long and soon my family was going about their everyday routine as if I wasn ' t there. Quickly I began to understand that I would have to take the initiative if the summer was going to amount to anything. Trying to learn and communicate with the Turkish language was my first major undertaking; few people spoke English. In America I was used to doing everything quickly, but in Turkey the weather is extremely hot and people take their time. (My sister used to get upset with me because I walked too fast.) Nobody cares how long a job takes and I had to adjust to this slower pace. As I got used to the Turkish life-style and became more familiar with the language, my summer became more enjoyable. I was soon accepted as a member of the family and my Turkish parents let me do most, of the things my sister did. I really felt I belonged the first day they let me scrub the floor! A.F.S. did not promise that every minute of my ten-week stay would be exciting. At times I was frus¬ trated and bored but that was part of the whole experi¬ ence. A.F.S. gives people the chance to learn about other cultures. I left Turkey with a better understand¬ ing of people and their needs. With help from my Turkish family, I was able to ad¬ just to their everyday life and culture. I believe that is what A.F.S. is all about. Qyy cOu X. 73 FABLE FANTASY The Fourth Annual One-Act Play Contest FJovember 12, 1976 THE LITTLE TOY DOG by Ramon Delgado Tom . Mary Pat .... Father . Miss Copeland Chorus . Singers Director . Stage Manager Set Designer . .Mike Berry . Donna DeSanto ... John McCrary .Pam Shipp . Barbara Atwood Connie Bordieri Nancy Dewsnap Martha Lenox Cindy Martin Debby Martin Lisa Smart Donna Zanni , . Kathy Komidar Teri Armstrong Eric Thompsen Steve McDonald .. Dawn Kilmarx Alyssa Schubarth .... Susan Fuller THE LOST KISS THE UGLY DUCKLING by Margaret Douglas by A.A. Milne Pierot . Pierrette. Kiss . Man . Girl . Policeman ... Boy . Grandma Newsy . Maiden Lady . Director . Stage Manager Set Designer . .Eric Pohl . . . . Kathy Kane . Dawn Didham . .. Steve Jenney Cindy Chisholm .Joe Hindes Shawn Maguire .Sue Drake .A1 LeNoir . .. Ftolly Hersee . . Michael Lucey . .. . Joan Wilson ... Matt Cronin The King . The Chancellor The Queen Princess Camilla Dulcibella . Prince Simon . . Carlo . Voice . Director. Stage Manager . Set Design . .... Greg Dixon ... Neil Paynter . Joanne McGee . Gail Davidson Linda McCarthy .. . Robert Perry .. . Mike Proctor . Robert Kennett .Ed Schloth .Julie Beers Linda Johansen If in Jr f|. “f • .1 gsg m t 4 44 v if ' V .’= ' • w I. Ik w 9 y 3jk rf ■ : w ' 4rj _ r— GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE By Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman The Senior Play December 17 18, 1976 Mr. Kimber .Matthew Bond Newton Fuller ... 1...Nathan Smith Annabelle Fuller ...Martha Rickley Madge Fuller . M ..Kate Cronin Steve ..ji...Shawn Maguire Katie ..... ; ......A.. Marcia Sims Mrs. Douglas .• • • •,.. .Cathy Driscoll Clayton Evans .. ...... ..... . .?... Scott Dugan Rena Leslie .. ¥• .. ..... Susan Ormsby Nancy Kelly Hester . ; ' ....... A .... ___ Ann Morris Margaret . ' M ..... V. ... Lisa Uncle Stanley ... . 4 ; ' ,............__Steve Sue ........ ;..... Nancy Elizabeth ............. Abigail Miss Wilcox ...!. •••••• .Georgia Mr. Prescott . m ....... ... y • • Gordon Ahlstrom Director . | .. . ...... ! ........... % . ---Peter B. G Stage Manager -1§.F...... ....Bonnie Ho % a il ■ 1 1 ■ m. ' I I ' • K: «- T - f ■ L jf a fTjfk v 1 • V ’ i j y- m - - � K ■ jL- % . ffl ' L J r r V JtP i % ■ £jji FINIAN ' S RAINBOW Music by Burton Lane. Book and lyrics by E.Y. Harburg and Fred Saidly The Operetta February 10 11, 1977 Harmonica Player .Scott Dugan Sheriff . j .:. .David Tucker Ms. Ruth Collins .. f. . . .Kathi McHugh Henry . r .. . . .Cindy Linehan Susan Mahoney . ’..Justine Jankun Finian McLonergan . Gordon Ahlstrom Sharon McLonergan .Kathy Komidar Woody Mahoney . . ....Robert Kennett Senator Billboard Rawkins . .. Steven McDonald 1st Geologist . W .Mary Ellen Maguire 2nd Geologist .Eric Mark Thompsen Og-a Leprechaun . . ..’.Brian Blood Mr. Robust . ? .John C. Curtis Ms. Shears .Martha Rickley Preacher. David Hodgkins 1st Deputy .Stephen Erickson 2nd Deputy .. James Mason Sharecroppers: . . Lawrence D. Andrews, Teri Armstrong, Barbara Atwood, Andrea Basso, Joseph Beninati, David Blood, Sue Brown, John Copithome, Mary Kate Cro¬ nin, Donna DeSanto, Tracey Fancher, Lynne Gray, Roberta Hale, Cynthia Hamel, Kerrie Hardy, Else O. Hemar, Laura Jenney, Nancy Joyce, Dawn Kilmarx, Midge Lakin, Michael Lucey, Shawn Maguire, Cindy Martin, Laurie Neumann, Lorraine Newcomb, John Nicholson, Linda O ' Connor, Karen Patterson, Linda Poehler, Lynn Quakenbush, Linda Ricci, Dawn Shauer, Ed Schloth, Gretchen Schmuch, Alyssa Schubarth, Marcia Sims, Debbie Spinney, Gail Stephens, Cindy Szugzda, Diane Whippen. Student Director ..Matt Biette Director .James L. Roth ' y ' jJL.g M ■ a TS )®(3R� -, KM W i ' lbl IrTAUVHE - JJ l M % gf ' ff„ HR fH a. ij n j if 1 —m 80 “Still I ' m not quite sure. Ten more steps to perfection. Create Lost in a dream. Once upon a time in a land faraway . . . Maybe yes . . 81 ■j J A Final Farewell. 84 “I don ' t like talking down to you. The Mad Hatter. Sweet Dreams. Got a little brass band. 85 88 “Dear John . . . “So you ' ve been avoiding the cafeteria too? All crying, “We will go with you, O Wind! The foliage follow him, leaf and stem; But a sleep oppresses them as they go. And they end by bidding him stay with them. Since ever they flung abroad in spring The leaves had promised themselves this flight. Who now would fain seek sheltering wall, Or thicket, or hollow place for the night. And now they answer his summoning blast With an ever vaguer and vaguer stir. Or at utmost a little reluctant whirl That drops them no further than where they were. I only hope that when I am free. As they are free, to go in quest Of the knowledge beyond the bounds of life It may not seem better to me to rest. — Robert Frost I - r ' - ' - FRESHMEN Freshmen Class Officers: Wendy Morton (President), Susan Cutelis (Vice-President), Christine Van Beaver, (Secretary), Rhonda Dantas (Treasurer). “Wheeeeeeee!!!! 92 “To whom it may concern . . . Blonde, bummed, baffled and bored. ML’ BRANCHING IS nFT PR06RAH CONTINUES TCP ' IS NOT HTT PR OGRAn SKIPS rip?AND CONTIS- a Wk(� r If you take one apple . . . Fall in! 93 SOPHOMORES Sophmores Class Officers: Ellen Petkewich (Secretary), Mary Fallon (President), Jill Pirie (Vice- President), Deb Blacker (Treasurer). “Look Ma, no plum. 94 “Mmmmmmm... “Earth to Lab Partner. 95 JUNIORS O oysters, said the carpenter, Junior Class Officers: Matthew Biette (President), Anne Sweeney (Vice- ve a pl easant run - President), Alyssa Schubarth (Secretary), Edward Schloth (Treasurer). 96 If it moves, shoot it. Homerun! I wish I were an Oscar Meyer wiener. 97 Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry 1 could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that, the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if 1 should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. — Robert Frost .ft..:: i 98 “T—:—K . • • • • • - :—-—:—-— - : r ■■ t . � � « ' ♦ � j_1 br • • • . . U ' mp ' as . rTrm r iiillllIlilUIL!i£i!l S: iumcorr BRUCE ADAMS 279 Pleasant Street “Brupa . . . favorite teachers were Mr. Blodgett (of course). Coach White, and Mr. Blaney . . . well-remembered for the seventh period rating club . . . likes sports, working and having fun . . . played Spring Track and Football . . . plans to major in landscaping at college. STEVEN AMARU 338 Main Street “Mert or “The Feister or “Feisty Mert . . . classes with Mr. Gillis and Mr. Valeska were highlights . . . the Swine Flu Shot Campaign . . . Pho¬ tography Editor of Yearbook . . . High Happenings, A-V Crew, and the Se¬ nior Play . . . World Team . . . will go on to college . . . “Who me? GORDON AHLSTROM 17 Baker Road Gordon . . . President of Model U.N. . . . member of Drama Club, SAC and Student Council . . . works at Berson ' s Pharmacy . . . remembered for calling off parties at the last minute . . . going to a four-year college to major in Politi¬ cal Science. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON 67 Mineral Street Chris . . . activities include hiking, biking and camping . . . Ms. Sellers and Ms. Bowers were his best teachers . . . his favorite classes were American Literature and India. JANE AHEARN 26 Mineral Street Jane . . . Chemistry with Mr. Zenewicz and English with Mr. How¬ land were her favorite classes ... re¬ membered for always being ready for a party . . . known for saying “Hi! . . . college is in Jane ' s future. WALTER AMARU 338 Main Street “Kuala . . . Accounting I with Mr. Gillis was his favorite class . . . favo¬ rite teachers include Ms. Stewart, Mr. Croft, and Mr. Gillis . . . works at a supermarket . . . remembered for skipping with the seniors in his junior year . . . Bentley College is in his fu¬ ture. DONALD ANDERSON 10 Wilson Street Swede . . . favorite teachers were Ms. Cavanaugh and Mr. Kaczowka . . . he enjoyed Japan with Mr. Lovely . . . remembered for hitting walls and shriveling . . . nice . . . will attend college and study law enforcement. DIANE ARSENAULT 16 Ellis Avenue Diane . . . Modem European History was her favorite class . . . enjoys ski¬ ing, sailing, Girl Scouts, biking and swimming . . . member of the Ski Club and is presently working at Rexall Drug Store . . . she would like to be¬ come an Occupational Therapist. 102 MARK ANDREOLA 331 Summer Avenue Tank . . . enjoys skiing, partying and motorcycling . . . Do it up!! . , . remembered for the ' 69 Lamans and bad jokes in the back and upper parking lots . . . card games . . . fu¬ ture plans include attending a business school. LISA ARTHUR 437 Summer Avenue Li . . . Mr. Snyder and Mr. Croft were her favorite teachers . . . loves party¬ ing and people . . . works at The Old-Fashioned Donut Shop ... a dancer . . . will go on to college . . . Only that day dawns to which we are aware. — Thoreau — DAVID ANDREWS 35 Grand Street Dave . . . What ' s your defect? . . . likes to ski, boat and golf . . . his favorite class was Comp. 10 and favo¬ rite teacher was Mr. Lovely . . . works at Bos ' n ' s Whistle . . . remembered for running a casino in room 154 in ninth grade. LYNN ATKINSON 26 Wakefield Street Lynn . . . water skiing, swimming, backpacking and biking are among her hobbies . . . she participated in field hockey, basketball, softball, track; Ski, Outing, Drama, and A.F.S. Clubs . . . she will attend college upon gradua¬ tion. SHEILA BAILEY 53 Intervale Street Dorchester Sheila . . . remembered for always being in a good mood . . . she enjoys dancing, bowling and roller skating . . . best classes include those with Mr. Garland, Mr. Zenewicz, Mrs. Le- Clair and Mr. Valeska . . . plans to be¬ come a surgical nurse. PAULINE BARTON 48 Franklin Street Pauline . . . interested in horseback riding, tennis, swimming and travel¬ ing . . . belongs to 4-H, Mac ' s Pac and Stablemates . . . employed at Fotomat . . . plans to travel or major in Horse¬ manship at college. WILLIAM SCOTT BALKUS 23 Harrison Avenue Bill . . . hobbies include skiing, swimming, hockey and traveling . . . Ms. Cavanaugh was his favorite teacher . . . activities include Football and Track . . . remembered for Mr. Blodgett ' s hammer . . . future plans include college. SHARON BASSETT 126 Summer Avenue Sharon . . . enjoys sewing, music and crocheting . . . favorite teacher was Mi ss Lanouette . . . member of a church group . . . remembered for being a Library Aide for four years . . . will attend Burdett School in Bos¬ ton . . . Hi, how are you? CONSTANCE BARBARO 364 Main Street ANDREA BASSO 5 Baldwin Lane Andie . . . what, where, when . . . dancing and drawing are her favorite hobbies . . . enjoyed Algebra I with Mr. Hollingsworth . . . member of the Baton Squad, Ski, Gymnastics and A.F.S. Clubs . . . remembered for hav¬ ing pidgeon legs . . . will attend col¬ lege. 103 HAROLD BEEDE 3 Mount Vernon Street Hal . . . playing the guitar, drawing and painting are his major interests . . . employed at Atlantic . . . ac¬ tivit ies include football, track, M.Y.F. and basketball . . . also a member of the National Honor Society ... re¬ membered for dinner at her house . . . college-bound. SUSAN BERRY 35 Mark Avenue Sue . . . likes good people, good music and heavy parties . . . weekends in Barnstead . . . remem¬ bered for her green and mellow yellow . . . future plans consist of traveling and a career in art . . . “Honda always makes it. SUSAN BENNETT 34 Martin Road Sue . . . hobbies include sailing, water skiing, swimming, canoeing and biking . . . belonged to A.F.S., Outing and Ski Clubs . . . future plans in¬ clude college. ANITA BERSON 147 Pearl Street Anita . . . Japan with Mr. Lovely and Social Work Seminar with Mr. Valeska were her favorite classes . . . enjoys working with handicapped people and partying . . . member of E.M.A.R.C. and Associate Business Editor of Year¬ book . . . marriage and college are in her future. JOHN BERNARD 66 Hanscom Avenue “Bernardo Tabes . . . enjoys the higher things in life . . . member of the Football Team . . . One Flew Over the Cuckoo ' s Nest . . . plans to travel cross-country. MARGARET E. BIGWOOD 258 Charles Street “Bigsy . . . Class Secretary and also member of the Drama Club, Ski Club Model U.N. and National Honor Soci¬ ety . . . enjoys playing the piano and writing for the Chronicle . . . college-bound with fond memories of R.M.H.S. . . . “Oh yeah! . . . What ' s new? CONSTANCE CHAPMAN BILLCLIFF 40 Marla Lane Connie . . . likes animals, playing the guitar and partying . . . her favorite teachers were Mr. Levesque, Mr. D.O. and Mr. Brett . . . works after school . . . remembered for marrying Jim . . . “Why not? . . . future hopes in¬ clude having a house in the country and raising a family. JAMES BILLCLIFF 40 Marla Lane Jim . . . partying, English, art and ski¬ ing are his main interests . . . future plans include living in New Hamp¬ shire or Maine. WILLIAM BLACKETT 38 Hillcrest Road Bill . . . enjoys playing pool and golf . . . is a member of the R.M.H.S. bas¬ ketball team and National Honor Soci¬ ety . . . Mr. Zenewicz and Miss Zeytoonian were his favorite teachers . . . he is planning on attending col¬ lege . . . Do it up. MARTHA BLOWNEY 15 Alden Circle Blowney . . . enjoys skiing. Girls Scouts, horseback riding and mountain climbing . . . when not working at Rexall Drug Store she usually plays tennis . . . most remembered for hav¬ ing small feet . . . plans on going into nursing . . . It ' s the Pits. DONNA BLACKER 12 Edwin Street Donna . . . remembered for munching out, sunflower seeds, cheering and going crazy at football games . . . P.T.L. . . . fond memories of the Baton Squad dance, Tuesday night and padidles . . . plans to go to college and become a nurse. MATTHEW J. BOND 33 Hartshorn Street But I, being poor, have only my dreams; I have spread my dreams under your feet; Tread softly, for you tread on my dreams. — William Butler Yeats — CATHERINE BOSBACH 4 Robin Road Cathy . . . second and third period with Mrs. Evans were her favorite clas¬ ses . . . member of Spring and Winter Track teams during her sophomore and junior years . . . remembered for laughing all the time . . . plans to go to a college of art. CATHERINE J. BOURKE 50 Spruce Road Cathy . . . enjoys swimming . . . among her favorite teachers were Mr. Levesque and Mr. Gillis . . . remem¬ bered for talking about Harvey . . . thinking of going into Hairdressing then getting married. CHRISTINE SARAH BOSNIAN 46 Putnam Road Boz . . . active in Baton Squad, Var¬ sity Tennis, Band and Rainbow . . . Treasurer of the Senior Class . . . en¬ joys skating and playing tennis . . . No, thank you, I don ' t smoke. . . . remembered for laughing. CYNTHIA BOUCHER 387 Haverhill Street Cindy ... is interested in music, reading. Scouts and camping . . . will always remember Chemistry with Mr. Blodgett . . . participated in the Glee Club . . . will attend college for Agri¬ cultural Drafting. GERARD BOWEN 83 Grand Street Gerry . . . interested in Photography . . . member of the J.V. Track Team . . . enjoyed Russia with Mr. Swanson . . . employed by the Holiday Inn . . . plans to attend Bentley College for business. NANCY BOYD 8 Crosby Road Nancy . . . enjoys Rainbow as well as Seabrook Beach . . . Mr. Brett and Mr. Blaney were her favorite teachers . . . employed in Woburn at New England Rehabilitation Hospital . . . Business Administration is her goal . . . Hap¬ piness is the reflection of the love you give . — Jacques Coopier — 106 JEAN BRADY 10 Parkman Road Jeanie . . . biking and swimming are among her hobbies . . . classes with Mr. Zenewicz and Mr. Dunbar were her best . . . she is working part-time at Marshall ' s and plans on attending McGill University or U. Mass. RICHARD BROOKS 114 Hopkins Street Brooksie . . . likes to party, make trouble and cruise around ... he is remembered for his height . . . typing with Mr. Blaney seems to be his favo¬ rite class . . . works at Larry ' s ARCO . . . plans to attend trade school . . . “Come on sucker! SUSAN BRENNAN 195 Lowell Street Sue . . . played J.V. Softball and a member of the Baton Squad for two years . . . will remember Mr. Kac- zowka and Mrs. Coit ' s American Lit . . . plans to attend college. MICHAEL BRIGIDA 22 Kensington Avenue “Monkey . . . all-around athlete . . . played on the Varsity Football and Basketball Teams. LESLIE BROWN 55 Blueberry Lane Leslie . . . favorite class — Math with Mr. Congdon . . . spends her spare time at the Common . . . is a member of the Softball Team Ski Club ... a dedicated Baton Squad Captain . . . after graduation she plans to attend a junior college. SUSAN M. BROWN 4 Temple Street Sue . . . into tennis, volleyball, Glee Club and Ski Club . . . works at Stoneham Animal Hospital as a Vet¬ erinary Assistant . . . helps out in the Special Needs Room . . . “ ' I went to the woods, ' he said, ' to live deliber¬ ately, to front only the essential facts of life and to see if I could not learn. ' 107 CHERYL BURNHAM 77 Winthrop Avenue SUSAN CAMBELL 30 Juniper Circle Sue . . . loves to ski . . . member of the Student Council and Yearbook Staff . . . works at Brigham ' s . . . liked Chemistry with Mr. Z and Mr. Hollingsworth ' s Algebra II class . . . also enjoyed Mr. Carroll for History . . . What a loser! . . . always laughing . . . plans to go to college. MAJORIE CAIL 38 Summer Avenue Madge . . . likes drawing, bowling and Distributive Ed. with Mr. Leves¬ que . . . after school she can be found bowling . . . remembered for her small feet and saying wite for right . . . would like to work at Por- tex and travel. DAVID CASTINE 269 Ash Street Dave . . . remembered for his Falcon and its front end . . . attends the N.E. Voke for Automotive Tech . . . enjoys go-carts, cruising and listening to good tunes . . . hopes to go to Franklin Technical for Automotive Technology . . . Mopar ' s number one . CAROL CAMPBELL 17 Avon Street Carol . . . enjoys skiing, sailing and passing her time at the commons . . . being a cheerleader takes up most of Carol ' s afternoons . . . remembered for being friendly and always laughing . . . her plans after graduation include college. GEORGIA CELEHAR 161 Prospect Street George . . . plans to become President . . . enjoys weekends, traveling, the Drama Club and adventure . . . liked Engineering Graphics and Mr. Wales . . . works at Poly-paks in Wakefield . . . A dreamer lives for eternity. ROBIN CELLERE 27 Harvard Street Bird . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Swanson . . . enjoyed Mr. Kenney for Microbiology . . . often found at the Commons . . . most definitely . . . her plans for the future include going to college and entering the medical field. RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN 171 Prescott Street CHARLES CHISOLM 1 Scout Hill Lane Chip . . . member of the A-V Crew and RAC Alternate. JANET CHAPMAN 10 Irving Street Chipman . . . Austin Prep cheer¬ leader . . . works at Zayre ' s . . . en¬ joys biking and swimming . . . goes to the Common . . . Easy Jack . . . liked classes with Mr. Garland . . . fu¬ ture plans include entering the field of medicine. JO-MARIE CHAMPA 293 Woburn Street Jo . . . I see lightning . . . works at Greg ' s Cleaners . . . enjoys reading, driving and going to football games . . . Gallsy ... is remembered for R.I.L.K.I.E.S. . . . hopes to attend Bentley College for Business . . . Crane . JOHN CHRISTOPHER 163 Lowell Street Toph . . . enjoyed street hockey and baseball . . . worked after school . . . favorite class was Science Fiction with Mr. Feit . . . remembered for having a little sister that ' s BIGGER than he . . . will join the Armed Forces . . . Yaa, alright . . . You go hide and watch. MICHELE ANN CICCONE 10 Melbourne Avenue Squish ... a sports enthusiast . . . never had a teacher she didn ' t like . . . Latin with Ms. Lanouette was great . . . will never forget the summer of ' 76 . . . Camp Evergreen . . . cliques . . . S.B.T. . . . your sun sign . . . has hope for the future . . . Bad me . . . io sone italiano . PETER CLEMENS 36 Lawrence Road Uzzie . . . enjoys partying and Satur¬ day nights . . . his favorite class and teacher was Japan with Mr. Lovely . . . member of the Gymnastics Club . . . remembered for his parties . . . favorite saying — Beat it . . . future plans include traveling and school. 110 CHARLES CLARK 17 Milton Road Chuck . . . enjoyed playing basketball after school . . . worked at Friendly ' s . . . favorite class was Chemistry with Mr. Zenewicz . . . remembered for lik¬ ing everything . . . plans to attend U. Mass, and go into Civil Engineering . . . What ' s your problem? DAVID W. CLEMENTS 17 Landers Road Clem . . . played soccer and basket¬ ball . . . Captain of the Tennis Team, Student Representative to the Schol¬ arship Foundation and Business Editor of the Yearbook . . . remembered for reporting a missing camel to the police . . . plans to attend college. CHRISTOPHER CLEARY 142 Bancroft Avenue Chris . . . ran track and cross-country . . . his hobby was running in road races with G.B.T.C. . . . favorite class was Human Behavior . . . Mr. Feit was his favorite teacher . . . plans to specialize in medicine, physiology or psychiatry . . . O.K., buddy. CHARLES W. COCHRANE 26 County Road Charles . . . enjoys sailboat racing, skiing and scuba diving . . . spends his summers maintaining his diving business . . . favorite class was Ms. Stewart ' s U.S. History . . . Vice- President of Model U.N. ... on the Yearbook Business Staff, Ski Club, and Student Council . . . college-bound. STEVEN D. COGGER 31 Parkman Road Steve . . . enjoys photography, silk screening and working on nis VW . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Wales . . . member of A.F.S., Drama Club Execu¬ tive Board and Student Advisory Council . . . plans to attend an Electri¬ cal Engineering School. JUDITH CONNORS 22 Bond Street Bonnie . . . enjoys going to the beach . . . summers in Maine . . . her favo¬ rite teacher was Miss Zeytoonian . . . after school activities include working at Hojo ' s . . . intends to go on to col¬ lege. PETER CONDON 55 Bear Hill Road ROBERT D. COLLINS, JR. 11 James Road Bob . . . after school activities include Cross-country, Wrestling and Track . . . he plans to attend college. RICHARD CONNORS 22 Woodward Avenue Rick . . . enjoys skiing, golfing, foot¬ ball and fishing . . . member of the Ski, Outing, Drama Clubs and A-V Crew . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Blodgett . . . future plans include majoring in Accounting in college. FRED CONOVER 10 Birch Road Derf . . . favorite pastimes include skiing and ice hockey . . . best class was Law . . . enjoyed classes with Ms. Cavanaugh and Mr. Blodgett . . . was a manager of the Football and Wres¬ tling Teams . . . college-bound. ill MARK CONTE 177 Woburn Street JOHN R. COPITHORNE, JR. 92 Hanscom Avenue John . . . his favorite class was Ameri¬ can Literature with Mrs. Coit . . . member of the Band and Glee Club . . . also belongs to the Student Coun¬ cil and does volunteer work at Win¬ chester Hospital . . . intends to go on to college. ANTONY CORSETTE 30 Border Road Antons, Tony . . . enjoys racing, water skiing and weekends on Cape Cod . . . after school activities include working, carpentry and motors . . . remembered for being rowdy and cleaning-up the parking lot . . . plans to go into business for himself. RICHARD JOSEPH COSTELLO 3 Fielding Road Dick . . . best times are during weekends . . . favorite class was Ac¬ counting with Mr. Brett . . . spends his spare time listening to good music . . . hopes to go to college and get a job. ELLEN CORSANO 206 Woburn Street A diller, a dollar, a ten o ' clock scholar; What makes you come so soon? You used to come at ten o ' clock. And now you come at noon. — Mother Goose — SUSAN COTE 494 Franklin Street Sue . . . enjoys all sports and a good book . . . favorite classes were Biology and Anatomy . . . after school ac¬ tivities include teaching religion and working at Bradlees . . . will go on to a Community College. DOUGLAS COYLE 51 Winslow Road Doug . . . remembered for “the late night and G.C. ' s . . . especially likes Maine and New Hampshire life . . . works after school . . . hopes to enroll at U. Mass, in the future . . . “Chive . BETTE-LU CROWLEY 14 Smith Avenue Lu . . . has spent many a pleasant summer in Duxbury . . . remembered for being a brat . . . her favorite class was Human Behavior with Mr. Valeska . . . college-bound. MARY KATE CRONIN 403 Pearl Street Kate ... an avid skier . . . President of the Drama Club . . . remembered for reading the announcements in the morning . . . her favorite teacher is Mr. Greene . . . future plans include college . . . “Thank you, that is all. ROBERT CROSBY 409 Pearl Street Bob . . . likes to paint and collect bot¬ tles in his spare time . . . enjoyed his Accounting class . . . Mr. Blodgett was his favorite teacher . . . works at Birch Meadow School. PATRICIA A. CROWLEY 935 Main Street Pati . . . enjoys annual cruises to Bos¬ ton . . . Mr. Valeska was her favorite teacher . . . works and attends football games after school . . . future plans include a career in the airlines . . . “boo boo . PETER CUMMINGS 1243 Main Street “Cumbo . . . Chairman of the Stu¬ dent Advisory Council . . . member of the S.T.D.A. ... a hockey player . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Croft and Law class . . . future plans include college . . . Put it in the recepticle. ANTHONY D. CURTO 81 Causeway Road Andy . . . remembered for being Webby . . . enjoyed Japan class with Mr. Lovely ... an active member of the baseball and gymnas¬ tics teams . . . would like to travel in the future . . . known for his friendly saying: Beat it! JOSEPH CUSATO 11 Sweetzer Avenue KEVIN DARCY 32 Intervale Terrace Kevin ... a skier . . . enjoyed Dis¬ tributive Education class with Mr. Levesque . . . remembered for his in¬ terest in cars . . . plans to work full time at Bill ' s Towning after graduation. SCOTT DAVARICH 18 Spruce Road Davarich . . . boating, swimming and water-skiing are his favorite pastimes . . . enjoys Japan class with Mr. Lovely . . . works at the First Congre¬ gational Church in Reading ... re¬ membered for his Mustang . . . would like to join the Navy. THERESA DADY 100 Border Road Tree ... an enthusiastic beach lover . . . remembered for her perfect attendance record . . . enjoyed Mrs. Fusaro ' s Human Behavior class . . . member of the Drama Club . . . future plans include traveling and attending a two-year college. 114 CYNTHIA J. CUTELIS 176 Salem Street Cindy . . . skiing and water-skiing are among her favorite pastimes . . . works after school at the Holiday Inn in Woburn . . . hopes to travel and further her schooling in the future. ELLEN DAVIDSON 127 Prospect Street Ellen . . . President of the Student Council . . . active member of the Model U.N. and A.F.S. Club . . . likes the outdoors . . . works for the Read¬ ing Chronicle . . . editor of High Happenings . . . sewing and reading are her hobbies . . . will major in Po¬ litical Journalism in college. KIMBERLY DAVIS 23 South Charlene Center Roxbury, Mass. Kim . . . likes to bowl, roller-skate and party (sometimes) . . . enjoyed Mrs. Nevils ' classes and Gym with Mrs. LeClaire . . . would like to be¬ come a medical secretary. MARK DAVIS 10 Edgemont Avenue “Goat . . . “If you can ' t dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with B.S. . . . remembered for his five year work-study program . . . likes to read, ski, and do intelligent things in Mr. Lovely ' s class . . . plans to attend Mass. Radio and T.V. School. ANNE D ' ENTREMONT 398 Haverhill Street Ma . . . Vermont is the place she likes to be ... a sports enthusiast . . . likes to sleep . . . classes with Mr. Blaney and Miss O ' Brien are her favorites . . . will always remember The Pitt . . . future plans include traveling to Arizona, going to school and working. KEITH J. D ' ENTREMONT 398 Haverhill Street “Keedee . . . always saying the wrong word, at the wrong time, in the wrong company . . . employed by Bradlees of Woburn . . . likes to play hockey and football . . . remembered for bringing his radio to school . . . intends to enter the computer field. DAVID DENNIS Dorchester, Mass. 115 RONALD R. DEROSA 8 Reading Terrace Ron . . . will always be remembered for his smile and eyes ... a sports en¬ thusiast . . . works at Bradlees of Woburn . . . Japan with Mr. Lovely was his most interesting class . . . college-bound. HILARY DESMOND 77 Mt. Vernon Street Hilary . . . To the office now . . . likes to go to Hampton Beach and party . . . her favorite class was English with Mr. Bond . . . works at Santoro ' s Sub Shop . . . future plans are indefi¬ nite. DEBRA A. DIGIOVANNI 12 Bartlett Circle Debbie, Digi . . . remembered for her laugh and riding down Main Street in the middle of October with the top down in a convertible ... an avid track and soccer fan . . . member of the Ski Club and Yearbook staff . . . will attend college in the future . . . You guys! DIANA R. DIXON 238 Woburn Street Bunnie . . . very active in sports and a member of the Powder Puff foot¬ ball team . . . works at Bos ' n ' s Whistle . . . hopes to return to France someday . . . remembered for her transistor radio . . . No one can ever take our love for each other away. JOHN DIAMOND 236 Summer Avenue D . . . remembers getting twenty free throws in a row, and not gettting taken to a Celtics game by Mr. Caroll . . . likes music and sports — espe¬ cially pool and golf . . . his favorite class was Japan with Mr. Lovely . . . hopes to enter a four-year liberal arts college. JILL DOHERTY 169 High Street Bumps . . . always up for a party . . . member of the S.T.D. A. . . .likes to listen to good music and be with great people . . . works at Daniel ' s Nursing Home . . . remembered for being grounded . . . will major in so¬ ciology in college . . . I ' ll be your best friend. SHARON DOUCETTE 9 Chute Street DONNA M. DOUCETTE 73 Libby Avenue Manush . . . loves to play the guitar, party and cruise . . . remem¬ bered for her naturally beautiful eyelashes . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Gillis and Mr. Blaney . . . works at Sweetheart Plastics in Wilmington . . . plans to attend night school at the Vocational School. LINDA L. DOYON 103 Timbemeck Drive Linda . . . loves skiing . . . member of the National Honor Society and the Ski Club . . . enjoyed classes with Mrs. Durkin . . . Yearbook Profiles Edi¬ tor . . . Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow; don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead ' just walk beside me and be my friend. ROBERT DOUCETTE 12 E Street Dew . . . always prepared for every¬ thing . . . partying is his favorite pas¬ time . . . liked Shop with Mr. Patter¬ son . . . plans to enter the Coast Guard Academy and further his school¬ ing in the future. CATHLEEN DRISCOLL 75 Richards Road Squirrel . . . remembered for riding down Main St. in the middle of Octo¬ ber in a convertible . . . member of the Yearbook Staff, Outing Club, and Ski Club . . . went to every soccer game . . . will attend college for Elementary Education . . . Tell me about it! DANIEL DRISCOLL 14 Vista Avenue ELIZABETH A. DUDINSKI 24 Emerson Street Liz . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Swan¬ son and Mr. Gucciardi . . . loves foot¬ ball and basketball ... a member of the Ski and Outing Clubs, the Drama Club and the National Honor Society . . . remembered for her classy style . . . plans to travel and attend college in the future. KATHLEEN DUNN 27 Woodward Avenue Kathy . . . lively Co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . member of the Spring Track Team, A.F.S. Club, Out¬ ing Ciub and the National Honor Soci¬ ety . . . Biology with Mr. Diluna was her favorite class . . . likes to water-ski and ride horses . . . college bound. KATHY DUFFY 404 West Street Duff . . . Co-Captain of the Field Hockey Team and member of the bas¬ ketball and softball teams . . . belongs to the Drama Club, the Ski Club, Out¬ ing Club and National Honor Society . . . remembered for telling sick jokes in the team room . . . Come on, you guys! LESLIE ANN DWYER 186 Wakefield Street Lester . . . member of the Yearbook Staff and the Drama Club . . . likes to watch soap-operas and go out to eat . . . remembered for her car and her lack of walking . . . plans to go to a four-year college ... I wouldn ' t doubt it! SCOTT M. DUGAN 325 Pearl Street Doog . . . Yearbook photography edi¬ tor . . . member of High Happenings and Impressions staffs. Ski Club, A-V crew, and W.T. . . . freelance Chroni¬ cle photographer . . . Clayton in the Senior Play . . . remembered for his electric blue house . . . college and the aristocratic life lie ahead. STEVEN ELDREDGE 29 Berkley Street Elderberry ... an all-around sports enthusiast . . . collects coins as a hobby . . . remembered for getting dismissed . . . What? 118 SUSAN ELDREDGE 29 Berkley Street Sue . . . spends her time reading, going to the movies and working with her hands . . . would like to become a secretary . . . No matter how far away you drift, the long arm of God can reach you. MARK ELGART 65 Timbemeck Drive Mark . . . member of the SAC and Varsity Baseball and Football Teams . . . an all-around athlete . . . inter¬ ested in singing and Amanda . . . claims Math to be his favorite class (with Andrea) . . . will attend college. SANDRA ELLIOTT 76 Grand Street Sandy . . . likes to play her guitar and French Horn . . . member of the Na¬ tional Honor Society . . . practices Judo after school . . . hopes to become a Vet . . . It ' s better to keep your mouth shut and let people think you ' re stupid than to open it and prove it. JANET LYNN EMRICH 42 Highland Street Janet . . . enjoys a good argument, especially in Advanced Comp, with Mr. Cahill . . . works at the Beverley School for the Deaf . . . jingled through her junior year (ankle bracelets) . . . The term is over; the holidays have begun; the dream is en¬ ded: This is the morning. — C.S. Lewis — STEPHEN T. ERICKSON 11 Harriman Avenue Steve . . . member of the Yearbook Photography Staff . . . a C.B. ' er . . . belongs to the Band and the A-V Crew . . . will enter East Coast Aero Tech after High School. SUSAN FAIR 455 Lowell Street S ue . . . enjoyed Shorthand class with Miss O ' Brian . . . works after school . . . plans to attend a business school and move to the west someday . . . Really! 119 JEANNE FALLON 282 West Street Jeannie ... a semi-quiet member of the senior class . . . works at McDonald ' s . . . member of the Girl ' s Spring Track Team . . . hopes to at¬ tend college in the future. PAUL FASCIANO 79 Timberneck Drive “Fasc . . . he ' s off to the ski slopes at the first sight of snow . . . liked all of his English classes (except Tragedy) . . . Mr. Cahill was his favorite teacher . . . plans to enter college followed by Law School, so that he can become a lawyer and make a lot of money. STEVEN FALLON 66 Richards Road Steve, “Gook . . . likes listening to David Bowie . . . The Three Stooges . . . favorite hobby is girls . . . man¬ ager of the Hockey Team . . . remem¬ bered for his little blue Toyota . . . will join the National Guard . . . “Get your feet off the table. NANCY FEID 37 School Street “Fried . . . loves to laugh and have a good time . . . works in the kitchen at Daniel ' s Nursing Home . . . remem¬ bered for being organized, spastic, crazy and talking funny . . . will study Special Ed in college . . . dreams of cruisin ' in her own Mercedez Benz. KATHLEEN FARRELL 443 West Street “Phyllis . . ' . enjoyed her Writing course with Mr. Croft . . . member of the S.T.D.A. . . . works at Atlantic Food Mart . . . remembered for at¬ tending all of the basketball games . . . “Hawoo . . . That ' s foul! . . . will pursue a career in Marine Biology. CHRISTINE ANN FERRO 283 Grove Street “Cookie . . . likes to watch Bruins games, go to MacDonald ' s and go cruising with Sue . . . hopes to be¬ come a medical secretary . . . remem¬ bered for being quiet and saying; “That ' s life. JAMES M. FILOSI 120 West Street “Crash . . . remembered for his 442 Olds . . . works after school at Parts Unlimited in Somerville . . . likes hockey . . . Distributive Education was his best class . . . would like to have a good time at a lot of parties in the future . . . “Schmuck . DOROTHY FORTUNATO 173 Haverhill Street Dor, Dot . . . has memories of sum¬ mers at Moody Beach in Maine and good times with friends . . . member of the Yearbook Profile Staff . . . fu¬ ture plans include attending Nursing School . . . “Don ' t call me Dot. ALICIA FITZPATRICK 162 Walnut Street Alicia . . . sewing is her favorite pas¬ time . . . works at Kelly Girl for a tele¬ vision survey after school ... a member of the A.F.S. Club and Ski Club . . . plans to enroll in a four-year college. STEPHEN FOOHEY 25 Maple Ridge Road Foo . . . interested in skiing and golfing ... on the wrestling team . . . liked Japan class with Mr. Lovely . . . now working at Marshalls . . . will always be remembered for his scien¬ tific ability ... is looking forward to college and an easy life ahead. KATHLEEN M. FRASER 106 Spruce Road Kathy . . . remembers pumpkining and great times with outrageous friends . . . enjoyed classes witn Mr. Cahill . . . member of the Baton Squad, Drama Club and Ski Club . . . Student Council Representative . . . will major in fashion design in college. THOMAS FREEMAN, JR. 59 Springvale Road “Tom Tompson ... a water-skiing buff . . . enjoys trips to Bristol N.H., sports and good parties . . . hopes to become a lyricist for an advertising firm . . . always dreaming up ideas . . . “I wouldn ' t kid ya!“ DIANE M. FRIES 6 Hanscom Avenue “Freeze . . . remembers the base¬ ment lav and cruisin ' . . . liked D.E. with Mr. Levesque . . . employed by Cerretani ' s . .. always deviously tripping people in the halls . . . plans to become an airline stewardess . . . “Not Even . . . “Later. ELIZABETH FULGONI 21 Summer Avenue Beth . . . Hampton Beach and Salis¬ bury State Park are her favorite places . . . remembered for signing in late, playing cards in the lav and just being crazy . . . will travel and enter a col¬ lege after graduation . . . “Hi kids! PHILIP GALANTE 17 Colburn Road ELLEN GARDNER 65 Minot Street Ellen ... a horseback rider and a skier . . . also enjoys biking, field hockey, canoeing, hiking and track . . . member of the Outing Club, Ski Club, A.F.S. Club and Drama Club . . . her best class was Micro-biology with Mr. Kenney. 122 SUSAN B. FULLER 450 Summer Avenue Sue . . . likes to collect antiques and hike in the White Mts. ... a member of the Drama Club . . . hopes to study history or theatre design in college . . . “Don ' t find fault, find a remedy, anybody can complain . ..“ — Henry Ford — CYNTHIA GAREY 15 Hopkins Street Cindy ... a cheerleader with a lot of spirit . . . enjoys playing the piano and going to the beach . . . employed at Bos ' n ' s Whistle . . . remembered for her blonde hair . . . Are you sure? . . . college-bound. SCOTT GARRARD 21 Cumberland Road Hodad . . . skiing, basketball, camping and wrestling are his favorite pastimes ... a member of S.T.D.A. . . . currently working at Atlantic Supermarket . . . will enter college in the fall. CAROL GATTENY 26 Rachel Road Carol . . . apple-picking and biking are her favorite pastimes . . . works after school at her father ' s shop . . . found Accounting her best class . . . going on to Modeling School and find¬ ing a job after graduation. DONALD GARRITY 1 Collins Avenue Don . . . his favorite class was Wood Tech with Mr. Patterson . . . now employed at Bob ' s Reading Mobil Sta¬ tion . . . “Really? PATRICIA LOUISE GASKILL 76 Forest Street “Trish . . . remembered for looking like P.H. . . . enjoyed Ceramics with Mr. Wood and Japan with Mr. Lovely . . . hopes to get a job and attend a business college in a couple of years . . . What the heck. LORI A. GEMELLARO 1149 Main Street Chico . . . memories of good times at the beach especially on weekends ... a cheerleader . . . always laugh¬ ing . . . works at Solo-Pak ... re¬ membered for being constantly late . . . would like to live in Hawaii or on another island. PETER GENT 23 Alden Circle Peter . . . Captain of the Hockey Team . . . favorite classes were Geometry with Mr. Kaczowka and Russian His¬ tory with Mr. Swanson . . . works at Bridge Printing after school . . . college-bound. 123 ROBERT GENTILE 114 Grove Street Chilly . . . remembered for the Rock Pile . . . Future was his favorite class . . . Ms. Sellers was his favorite teacher . . . future plans include col¬ lege . . . Oops . JAMES GILBERT 230 Grove Street Jim ... a private pilot ' s license is his dream . . . interested in parachuting and skiing . . . hopes to attend East Coast Aero Tech, then major in Aeronautical Engineering in college . . . No, really? EDWIN GILBERT 42 Washington Street COLLEEN GILBERT 273 Forest Street Coll . . . loves parties, munching out and talking on the phone ... re¬ membered for her laugh . . . works at Bos ' n ' s Whistle . . . plans to attend college and major in Nursing. WILLIAM GILBERT 42 Washington Street Bill . . . Rah! — Gilbert — DONNA GENTILE 266 Pleasant Street Donna . . . likes people . . . always looking for a good time and making plans for the weekend . . . member of the Baton Squad . . . will be remem¬ bered for her legs . . . will pursue a career in Physical Therapy. 5 LINDA GILCHRIST 15 Lucy Drive Linda . . . always smiling . . . loves to dance, sing and listen to the music of Back Alley Band . . . remembered for going to Maine on weekends, par¬ tying, cruising and the lav. . . . hopes to go on to college in the future. JEANNE GILLIGAN 236 Bancroft Avenue Banoo . . . memories of her Junior year . . . enjoys going to parties and gymnastics ... a member of the Stu¬ dent Council and the Yearbook Busi¬ ness Staff . . . will attend college . . . “Excellent. NANCY GILLIS 176 High Street Nancy ... an artist and a dancer . . . Social Work Seminar with Mr. Valeska was her favorite class . . . remembers getting pinned by Hodad . . . hopes to major in Special Education and work with mentally retarded children. THOMAS W. GODDARD 227 Haverhill Street Combo Munch . . . remembered for being small . . . often found working on cars, playing hockey or wrestling . . . employed by Carl W. Stinson Auc¬ tioneers . . . college and a job lie ahead . . . Howdy! . LAWRENCE GILLIGAN 236 Bancroft Avenue Larry ... a golfer and hockey player . . . employed by Willis Pharmacy . . . remembered for his strange na¬ ture and fixing his hair . . . will major in Law Enforcement in college . . . Why you ' re an odd duck. ANN MARIE GOMEZ 144 Grove Street LYNNE GRAY 22 Nelson Avenue Lynne . . . enjoys all sports ... re¬ membered for always being with Linda . . . active in choir and MYF . . . college-bound . . . “Peace cannot be kept by force; it must be achieved through understanding. — Einstein — WILLIAM A. GUNNULFSEN 17 Smith Avenue Bill is a real Monty Python fan . . . member of the Outing Club . . . likes to go camping, fishing and cycling . . . Mr. Kenney and Mr. Feit are his favorite teachers . . . college-bound. ROBIN GRAY 72 John Street Robin . . . after school, time is best spent with her boyfriend Sherman . . . finds Human Behavior her best class and Mr. Garland her favorite teacher . . . would like to go on to col¬ lege for a nursing career. AUDREY GREENWOOD 6 Kenneth Road Aud . . . loves to dance, listen to music and go driving . . . she ' s Tom ' s girl . . . member of the Ski Club, Na¬ tional Honor Society, Who ' s Who and the Yearbook Staff . . . wants to be¬ come a cosmetologist. THOMAS ROBERT HABERMAN 27 Longwood Road Tom . . . likes a good book, walking in the woods and cycling . . . his hobbies include stamp ana matchbox car collecting . . . Chemistry with Mrs. Cook was his favorite . . . plans to major in accounting. SUSAN M. HAILEY 26 Charles Street Sue Poo . . . remembered for her long blonde hair . . . likes biking to Wakefield with Jo K. . . . interests in¬ clude dancing, going to concerts and the beach . . . loves to make people laugh . . . Hey chicks. 126 ROBERTA HALE 32 Parkham Rd. Bobbie . . . active member of the Band, Glee Club, Outing Club, Ski Club and National Honor Society . . . likes to play tennis, the piano and the trombone ... a plant lover . . . would like to be an X-Ray technician. CATHERINE ANNE HALEY 51 Sherwood Road Hales . . . Co-Captain of the cheer¬ leaders . . . likes to read, draw, grow plants, waterski and freestyle ski . . . a member of the National Honor Soci¬ ety . . . would like a career in Interna¬ tional Business. ROBERT HALEY 90 Mineral Street Buggs . . . loves those weekends . . . remembered for the mumbles . . . works for the Reading School Depart¬ ment and plays hockey after school . . . Chemistry was his favorite class . . . Who-whoo! MARY HANCOCK 30 Curtis Street Mary . . . Hey pebes . . . enjoys backpacking and doing nothing . . . member of the Ski Club and Outing Club . . . played Field Hockey and Girl ' s Basketball and Track . . . future plans include acquiring a plantation. KENNETH G. HARPER 695 Pearl Street Herbie . . . enjoys Motorcycling . . . liked Chemistry with Mrs. Cook and Anatomy with Mr. Garland . . . Fantastic . . . Superb ... re¬ membered for his thick goggles . . . plans to go to college and major in Ac¬ counting or Chemical Engineering. PAULA HARRIS 104 Salem Street What am I gonna do? . . . liked Business Law with Mr. Brett . . . works at Stone ' s . . . remembered for looking like T.G. and hanging around with L.P. (never getting caught) . . . future plans include going to Business School. 127 JOSEPH HAYES 16 Brook Street Joe . . . played hockey and baseball . . . liked Chemistry with Mr. Zenewicz . . . works at Friendly ' s . . . remembered for sleeping and his nose . . . “Am I right or correct? . . . fu¬ ture plans include college. DONNA M. HEALEY 53 John Street Dimples . . . favorite classes were Accounting I and Accounting II with Mr. Gillis and Mr. Brett . . . works at Compugraphic in Wilmington . . . remembered for always being in the Girls ' Lav . . . hopes to be an accoun¬ tant or a secretary. WAYNE HEINSTROM 9 F Street Wayne . . . favorite class was Auto Mechanics at the Vocational School . . . possible future plans include the Armed Forces. ill ■ B Ai WALTER L. HELLIESEN 36 Whittier Road Walter . . . enjoyed Algebra II with Mr. Nathans . . . manager of the Bas¬ ketball team . . . remembered for side comments during class . . . What¬ ever . . . plans to go to college and major in Special Education. JAMES HEELEN 99 John Carver Road Jamie . . . Outrageous . . . liked Japan Class with Mr. Lovely ... re¬ membered for the rock pile . . . would like to go into computers or surveying. ELSE HERNAR Ladegardsgaten 28 G 5000 Bergen, Norway Else . . . our A.F.S. student . . . en¬ joys ballroom dancing . . . joined the A.F.S. Club . . . liked Algebra with Mr. Hollingsworth . . . plans to be a kindergarten teacher . . . favorite say¬ ing: Din i min er bedre enn var i luf- ten! CAROL HILDRETH 20 Pierce Street Carol . . . remembered for selling Avon . . . enjoyed Mrs. Starrett ' s Business Classes . . . You Jerk! . . . Hah! . . . plans to work in an office for two years then settle down. JON HESLIN 467 Lowell Street Hess . . . Beat it . . . enj oys playing his guitar . . . active member of the Gymnastics Club . . . liked Mr. Swan¬ son and Photo-Offset Class . . . re¬ membered for partying . . . plans to join the Air Force. PAULA HINGSTON 32 Whitehall Lane Paula . . . works in Marshall ' s . . . fu¬ ture plans include college and traveling , . . When wisdom enters into your heart and knowledge itself becomes pleasant to your very soul, thinking ability itself will guard over you. — Proverbs 2:10,11. DOREEN HICKS 120 Middlesex Avenue Doe . . . works at PIRC . . . liked Sec¬ retarial Practice with Miss Reed . . . remembered for her height . . . would like to travel and someday go to col¬ lege. KATHLEEN HICKS 1137 Main Street DAVID HODGKINS 247 Pearl Street Pudge . . . It ' s all a part of growing up . . . Varsity Wrestler and Student Band Director . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Roth . . . remembered for great musical ability . . . plans to go to col¬ lege and major in music. RUSSELL HODSDON 26 Knollwood Road “Russ . . . plans to attend college. BONNIE LYNN HOFFMAN 96 Border Road ' Fred . . . likes day-dreaming and a good rowdy time . . . member of the Baton Squad and Student Council . . . known for tap dancing in the halls . . . liked Science Fiction with Miss Mon- tejunas . . . Wowza-Mowza . . . plans to go to college and major in medicine. PAUL HORN 186 Grove Street Horny . . . liked Geometry with Mr. Kaczowka . . . member of the Basket¬ ball and Track teams . . . enjoys listen¬ ing to ZZ Top . . . Hello men : . . remembered for the 7th Period Rating Club . . . plans on going to college. RICHARD A. HOLLOWELL 25 Governors Drive Rick . . . audio-technician for RIP- CHORD . . . enioys music in general . . . remembered for Montana . . . fu¬ ture plans include a college education and insanity. LORA HOVEY 16 John Street Lora . . . enjoys art, hiking and people watching . . . works at Sterling Graphics . . . liked classes with Miss Bowers and Mr. Cahill . . . hopes to work on Monhegan Island and then travel in the future. JOANNE A. HOLMES 11 Lewis Street Joanne . . . There ' s a little dreamer in each of us . . . enjoyed Miss O ' B¬ rien ' s classes . . . works at Marshall ' s . . . remembered for laughing a lot . . . wants to be a medical assistant. 130 BRIAN HOYT 97 Middlesex Avenue Hoyto . . . spends his free time working on cars and playing the guitar . . . remembered for not going to gym . . . will go to a college for auto me¬ chanics in the future. CINDY LEE HUGHES 199 High Street Cindy . . . likes to talk . . . liked Mr. DiLuna and U.S. History with Mr. Swanson . . . Y.P. at C.O.B. . . . re¬ membered for being late . . . All the labour of man is for his mouth and yet his appetite is never filled — Ecclesiastes 6:7 ELSIE HUBBARD 214 Lowell Street Elsie . . . remembered for making donuts . . . enjoys meeting new peo¬ ple, like Jim M. on October 22 . . . Mr. Brett ' s accounting class is her favorite . . . likes to party . . . will enter a business school for accounting ... I am all. WENDY HUBBARD 40 Auburn Street Wendy . . . favorite teachers are Mr. Feit and Mr. Gillis . . . loves going into Boston . . . enjoyed Anatomy class with Mr. Garland ... is known for being a janitor ' s daughter . . . hopes for a career in medicine. MICHAEL HUMPHREY 195 West Street Hump . . . remembered for his 454, four on the floor. Dad, can I bor¬ row the car keys? . . . enjoys party¬ ing, cruising, skiing and the Outing Club . . . future plans after college in¬ clude getting rich. JEFFREY HUNT 134 High Street Jeffa . . . works at Atlantic . . . loves water skiing and motorcycle rid¬ ing . . . spends free afternoons work¬ ing on his 68 Chevelle ... is plan¬ ning to attend the University of Lowell and take up engineering. 131 CHERYL HUSSON 243 Main Street Cheryl . . . What?” . . . Mrs. LeClair, her favorite teacher . . . liked Mr. Gil- lis and Accounting I . . . known for being in the green lav . . . great mem¬ ories of Lovell Lake during the summer of ' 76 . . . plans on working in an of¬ fice. JEANNE ISACSON 71 Tennyson Road Bean” . . . enjoyed Microbiology and Mr. Donovan . . . likes backpacking and plants . . . played softball and field hockey ... in Ski and Drama Clubs . . . works at Atlantic ... re¬ membered for the way she runs . . . plans to obtain a degree from a nursing college. ARTHUR IANNELLI 249 Haven Street P.P. . . . Football Captain . . . works at Friendly ' s . . . member of S.T.D.A. and famous for being obnox¬ ious on Saturday nights . . . may join the Armed Forces . . . Remember the last days of school when I was attacked by a moose that summer night in the tent with-?” . . . Excellent” JOSEPH INTERRANTE 8 Warren Avenue Inter” . . . Captain of the Wrestling Team . . . always in the commons . . . member of S.T.D.A. . . . plans to go to college and eventually run his own business. KATHY JACKSON 21 Arlington Street Jack” . . . Austin Prep cheerleader . . . always talking . . . liked classes with Mr. Blaney and Mr. Gillis . . . parties . . . plans on continuing her education . . . Ya, buddy ya, ya, I ' m sure.” JUSTINE JANKUN 23 Fairview Avenue Justine . . . likes dancing and talking . . . known for having a different” personality . . . favorite class — Ad¬ vanced Composition with Mr. How¬ land . . . member of Gymnastics and Drama Club . . . wants to travel in the future and become a physical therapist. LAURA LOUISE JENNEY 56 Oak Ridge Road Laura . . . enjoyed Mr. Appleby ' s Law class and liked Mr. Cahill lor Advanced Composition . . . member of the Drama and Glee Clubs, the Yearbook Staff, and Quannapowitt Children ' s Theatre . . . soccer fan . . . future plans include college . . . “Tacky. ELLEN M. JOHANSEN 22 Collins Avenue Ellen . . . member of the SAC, Drama Club and High Happenings Staff . . . also fatigued Editor-in-Chief of the Yearbook . . . after recovery Ellen plans to go to college . . . remembered for lop-sided cubes and emergency meetings . . . “O-kay, see you later, thank you, take it easy, good-bye . . . ROBERT B. JONAH 39 Bear Hill Road Bob . . . Oh all right, what ' s up? . . . works at Atlantic Food Market . . . likes Ms. Sellers, partying and Distributive Ed. . . . enjoys being around people . . . plans to go to a business college. DONNA JONES 25 Lewis Street Donna . . . enjoys parties, bowling, skiing and going to New Hampshire . . . member of the Pep Squad . . . likes Mr. Brett and Distributive Ed. classes with Mr. Levesque . . . future plans include traveling and entering the computer field. GARY JOHNSON 18 Bancroft Avenue Gary . . . likes the Three Stooges . . . hangs out at the Common . . . Football Captain and baseball player . . . his favorite teacher is Mr. Kaczowka . . . remembered for his great (?) jokes . . . plans for beyond graduation include a four-year college. DAVID JOHNSON 19 Manning Street The D.J. . . . enjoys scuba diving . . . works at K.F.L. . . . liked Algebra and Biology classes . . . plans to go on to a career in engineering. KATHLEEN JONES 415 Pearl Street Yorka . . . zoot . . . favorite class was Anatomy with Mr. Soule . . . likes listening to music, working on the Drama Club make-up crew, going to concerts, eating out and taking trips to the beach . . . plans for the future in¬ clude entering the nursing field and traveling. WILLIAM R. KARL 33 Mill Street “Bong . . . member of the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve . . . enjoys driving, partying and having a good time . . . favorite teachers are Ms. Sellers and Mr. Lovely . . . spent the summer of his junior year in Boot Camp and is considering going into the Military Service. WILLIAM JONES 74 County Road JOHN J. KAGAN, JR. 80 Red Gate Lane “Bun . . . Co-Captain of the Soccer Team and Treasurer of the Ski Club . . . “Errrr! . . . plans to go to college . . . enjoys camping, baseball and golf . . . known as “Leo. JAMES M. KASPER 76 Village Street Jazz . . . goes to the Voke for Culi¬ nary Arts . . . plans to continue his education in culinary arts or to go into landscaping. STEPHEN KASPER 76 Village Street Steve . . . spends his time reading, skiing and working . . . college lies ahead ... I used to be conceited but no longer am. Now I ' m perfect! 134 PAUL KEATING 58 Curtis Street “Keats . . . likes partying, sports and listening to jazz . . . remembered for wood excursions . . . into hockey and baseball . . . enjoyed Modem Euro¬ pean History with Mr. Swanson . . . “You ' re all Rip House Goons! KATHLEEN KELLY 176 Grove Street “Kath . . . enjoys going to the beach . . . member of tne Baton Squad, Powder Puff Team, Yearbook Staff and National Honor Society . . . likes Mr. Cahill and Mr. Swanson . . . plans for the future include going to a tour year college. KATHLEEN KEATON 25 Glen Road Kathy . . . her favorite classes were those with Mrs. Starred and with Mr. Brett . . . attending a two year college is part of her plans for the future. NANCY E. KELLY 45 Ash Hill Road “Nance . . . plays the guitar and is a member of the High School Band . . . favorite classes were Law with Mr. Appleby and Human Behavior with Mr. Valeska . . . likes Mr. Hol¬ lingsworth . . . plans to go to college . . . “Get weird! JOSEPH F. KELLIHER 61 Walnut Street “Killer . . . remembered for clapping on the sidelines . . . Senior Class Vice-President . . . plans to study psych in college . . . member of the National Honor Society . . . plays the guitar . . . likes football, track and Trig, with Mr. Hollingsworth . . . “There are none so blind as those who can not see. SUSAN KELLY 83 Winthrop Avenue “Sookie . . . favorite class was The Study of Western Civilization Through Art with Mr. Dunbar . . . hopes to go to art school . . . “Ya gotta give it what you got to get what ya want. 135 PAULA KENNEDY 63 Scotland Road Paula . . . captain of the Girls ' Tennis Team ... on the make-up crew for the Drama Club ... A Literary Editor for the Yearbook . . . favorite class was Biology with Mr. Kenney . . . works at Friendly ' s ... I mean really! SHAWN KENNEDY 98 Scotland Road Porky . . . member of the Baseball and Football Teams . . . enjoys skiing and other sports . . . likes weekends and going to the beach . . . enjoyed Mr. Lovely ' s Japan class . . . hopes to go to college after graduation. MARY KIELY 2 Virginia Circle Mares . . . Am I late? . . . likes Mr. Howland and Mr. Cahill ... is in¬ terested in dance and the guitar . . . will be remembered for her laugh. THOMAS A. KIEZULAS 68 Grove Street Kazoo . . . interested in basketball and fishing . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Guiccardi . . . also enjoyed Mod¬ em European History with Mr. Swan¬ son . . . the Rockpile . . . will pos¬ sibly attend the University of Lowell . . . hopes to major in Engineering. KATHLEEN R. KENT 12 Klondike Street Kathy . . . criticism ... a member of both the Outing and Ski Clubs . . . in¬ terested in soccer and Mr. Congdon ' s algebra II class . . . hopes to attend a four year college. JOANN M. KIMBALL 246 Haven Street Jo . . . It ' s a bit nippy out! . . . works at Pizza World . . . remem¬ bered for not going to gym . . . how¬ ever did attend and enjoy Mr. Lovely ' s Japan class . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Swanson . . . likes to bike-ride and hopes to go to Florida in the near future. ANN KING 30 Apple Gate Lane Flash . . . works at Friendly ' s after¬ school . . . participates in the Drama Club, Outing Club and Detention Hall . . . likes basketball, partying. Gig cars and fast horses . . . plans to at¬ tend college in Tennessee and do a lot of traveling . . . Huh? ANDREA KNAPP 56 Prospect Street Andrea . . . Mihi anima in naso esso. . . . our A.F.S. Student to Tur¬ key during the summer of ' 76 ... a member or the National Honor Society . . . scorekeeper for the Boys ' Track Team . . . liked Spanish with Miss Zeytoonian and Math with Mark . . . plans on attending a four-year college. BRENDA KING 9 Putnam Road Bergie . . . always smiling . . . en¬ joyed Soc. classes with Mr. Lovely . . . Oh Gar! . . . remembered for leav¬ ing for a weekend and coming back a month later . . . future plans include going to a four year college. KATHRYN J. KOMIDAR 8 Wells Road Kathy . . . enjoyed band, glee club, and select quartet with Mr. Roth . . . member of the Drama Club and the National Honor Society . . . loves to sing and play the flute . . . will study music in college ... on the yearbook staff . . . hopes the future brings lots of songs, smiles, and stars. CAROL KLEPONIS 56 Wescroft Road Carol . . . works as an assistant at the Trancoa Chemical office ... an active church member . . . enjoys reading, knitting and poetry . . . liked account¬ ing classes . . . Fear is an emotion, and only emotions can deal with it: trust, love, and faith! LINN KURKJIAN 57 Vine Street Linn . . . her favorite classes were French with Miss Lebach and also chemistry with Mr. Zenewicz . . . plans for the future include going to a four year college . . . hopes to major in foreign languages. DIANNE LAKE 7 Village Street “Valentine ... a member of P.V.A. and Rainbow . . . works at McDonalds . . . Mr. Zenewicz ' s chemistry class was her favorite . . . enjoys archery . . . “Cape locum et fac vestigium . . . plans to go to college and study agriculture. KEVIN LANIGAN 48 Tennyson Road Kevin . . . participated in the A.F.S. Club, Model United Nations, Student Council and the Regional Advisory Council ... a member of the Reading Scholarship Foundation . . . works at McDonald ' s . . . enjoys sailing . . . China and Japan were his favorite clas¬ ses . . . will go into pre-med. JO-ANN M. LANE 140 Charles Street Jo-Ann . . . “Forget it . . . remem¬ bered for skiing accidents ... on Se¬ nior and Junior Class Executive Boards and member of Yearbook Staff ... in Ski and Gymnastics Clubs . . . en¬ joyed Mr. Garland ' s Anatomy class and Mr. Hollingsworth ' s Math class . . . G.C. ' S. . . . will major in nursing. STEVEN LAROCCO 68 Woburn Street Rocky . . . Do it up Red Club! . . . enjoys football, fly fishing, and wrestling . . . Mr. Croft ' s American Literature class was a favorite ... re¬ membered for Southern Comfort . . . What day is this, man? PATRICK LANE 317 South Street Pat . . . remembered for the haircut . . . Mr. Swanson was his favorite teacher . . . also enjoyed English class with Mr. Feit . . . likes sports . . . will probably go to work after high school. CHARLENE LAWLESS 171 Woburn Street Charlie ... a member of A.F.S. Club . . . works with special needs children . . . enjoyed Mr. Cahill ' s Ad¬ vanced Composition class . . . plans for the future include college . . . may major in foreign languages. 138 PETER LEAVITT 181 Prescott Street Pete . . . very interested in hunting and fishing . . . favorite class was Japan with Mr. Lovely . . . also liked Mr. Schapira . . . plans for the future include deciding whether to work or go directly to college after high school. ROBERTA LINDGREN 68 Maple Ridge Road Bobbi . . . interested in gardening, skiing and sleeping ... a member of Rainbow and the Field Hockey and Softball teams . . . talked during morning announcements . . . plans to attend college . . . may become an elementary school physical education teacher. CATHERINE LINEHAN 11 Morgan Park Cathy . . . French with Mr. Ham was a favorite . . . interested in hiking and swimming . . . involved with the school magazine. Girl Scouts and the National Honor Society . . . enjoyed Glee Club . . . “Working towards higher goals makes life worthwhile . . . future plans include pre-med study. MART HA LITTLE 20 Oak Ridge Road Marti . . . works in an office as a secretary after school . . . favorite class was Anatomy with Mr. Soule . . . en¬ joyed courses with Mrs. Clark . . . her future plans include nursing school. DEBRA LINDLEY 20 Lewis Street Deb . . . wants to go to Colorado . . . likes skiing, partying, and going to New Hampshire . . . favorite class was with Mr. Valeska . . . also likes Mr. Brett . . . What ' ja say? CHERYL LIVINGSTONE 76 Longwood Road Cheryl . . . enthusiastic member of the Pep Squad . . . favorite classes were Japan and Human Behavior ... re¬ membered for riding down Main street in the middle of October in a converti¬ ble with the top down . . . future plans include college. 139 PATRICIA LOCONTE 11 Cherry Lane Pat . . . likes weekends, traveling and concerts . . . enjoyed Distributive Ed with Mr. Levesque . . . listens to Bob Reed, Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones . . . plans to attend hair¬ dressing school . . . favorite saying; Where ' s the party? ROBERT MACDONALD 9 Bear Hill Road Bob . . . favorite activities include swimming, bowling, scuba diving, cruising and being with Paula . . . remembered for Mac ' s Farm and his goat . . . college bound to major in Business-Agriculture . . . Excellent! JAMES LUTH 19 Boyce Street Jim ... is a member of the National Honor Society and Student Council . . . enjoyed chemistry with Mr. Zenewicz . . . likes photography, elec¬ tronics and sailing . . . works at Brad- lees . . . E.M.S. . . . plans to go into Engineering. DAVID LYNCH 9 E Street Lynchie ... is interested in a number of sports . . . likes bikes . . . favorite person is Mr. Spence . . . intends to go to college after graduation. KEVIN MACK 911 Main Street Kevin ... an outdoorsman whose ac¬ tivities include fishing, fly tying, camping, hiking, skiing, bicycling and photography . . . favorite class was microbiology with Mr. Kenney . . . will pursue studies in the science field . . . Ah, yes. SUSAN MICHELLE MACK 19 Dustin Road Smack . . . enjoys skiing, going to new places and playing the guitar . . . also plays basketball after school . . . In this world there is something to realize which is more than beautiful, more fantastic than we think — Guru Maharaj J. LORI KATHLEEN MADDOCK 22 Harvard Street Lori . . . remembers July 4th in New Hampshire and the destiny . . . loves parties . . . enjoys Mr. Cahill and Chemistry . . . future plans include college ... “I mean really! LAURA MARCHAND 664 Pearl Street Laurie . . . enjoyed English classes with Mr. Croft . . . plans to go to col¬ lege then travel in the future . . . ' Twas brillig and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe; All mimsy were the borogoves, and the mome raths outgrabe. SHAWN F. MAGUIRE 46 Summer Avenue Shawn . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Valeska and Mr. Croft . . . member of the Drama Club and Q.C.T.C. . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society . . . college lies in the future . . . When one finds himself in the majority, it ' s time to stop and look around. Mark Twain ROBERT CHARLES MARCHAND 16 Batchelder Road Marty . . . C.B ' er . . . works at First National . . . favorite teachers were Mr. Blaney and Mr. Lovely . . . future plans are for a career in law enforce¬ ment. RICHARD MAN ASIAN 340 Charles Street Cowboy . . . D.H. . . . enjoys playing football and likes writing class with Mr. Croft . . . hopes to attend Bentley College in Waltham after graduation. MARIANNE MARCHESI 28 Haverhill Street Crazy . . . loves people and parties . . . also Rolling Stones and David Bowie . . . favorite teachers include Mr. Levesque and Mr. Blaney ... al¬ ways with her camera . . . quick wit . . . travel and college lie ahead . . . Oh, my nerves! FRANCENE M. MARRONI 42 Hancock Street Frani . . . loves waterskiing and the beach . . . also Boston concerts and weekends . . . Japan with Mr. Lovely and classes with Mr. Howland and Mr. Harney are her favorites . . . employed by Baskin-Robbins ... al¬ ways friendly . . . college lies ahead . . . Dynamite . . . How ya do¬ ing? DONNA McCOY 287 Woburn Street Phylis . . . remembers N.H., par¬ ties, and cruising . . . always talking with her hands . . . favorite class was Distributive Ed. with Mr. Levesque . . . wants to join American Airlines . . . What? PATRICIA McAULEY 104 Pleasant Street Tricia . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Howland and Mr. Brett . . . the lav . . . likes to read . . . plans to become a secretary after graduation. CHRISTOPHER McCAULEY 269 West Street Wilbur . . . Will . . . visual- effects engineer for Ripchord . . . plays the drums . . . activities include the School Newspaper and Track . . . enjoys science classes . . . employed by Dee Pharmacy . . . college-bound for engineering . . . The time is gone, the song is over. Thought I ' d something more to say. steven McDonald 11 Arlington Street Mac . . . The cows of Litchfield . . . liked History with Mr. Swanson and Band with Mr. Roth . . . remembered for his cowbell . . . The Three Stooges . . . plans to further his schooling and study music. PHILIP McGRAIL 56 Putnam Road Phil . . . enjoyed Japan class when there was a substitute . . . works at Cerretani ' s . . . well-remembered for giving things to Mark Davis . . . would like to attend Middlesex College in the future. 142 KATHLEEN A. McHUGH 205 Summer Avenue Kathi . . . her busy schedule includes Baton Squad, A.F.S., Glee Club, sing¬ ing at St. Agnes Folk Masses and play¬ ing the guitar . . . remembered for her temperamental car . . . hopes to backpack throughout Europe . . . col¬ lege lies ahead. jean McLaughlin 217 Washington Street Jean . . . remembers G.C. ' S . . . pumpkining, 1 20-11 6 and hanging around with the gang . . . active in the Ski Club . . . Yearbook Staff . . . is employed by Atlantic . . . future hopes include becoming a Medical Sec¬ retary . . . enjoyed Chemistry with Mr. Z. . . . I ' m sure! STEPHEN McMILLAN 30 Federal Street Steve . . . likes to read . . . tries to write . . . enjoys classes with eccentric teachers ... no immediate plans for the future . . . When my thoughts just up and cease, may my body rest in peace. JEANNE McSWEENEY 12 Johanna Drive I wish to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life . . . and if not, when the time comes to die, to discover that I have not lived . . . — Thoreau — CARLTON McLEOD 89 Green Street Mercury . . . known for being very cool . . . member of summer and win¬ ter Track teams . . . played football and basketball . . . Get lost Bubba! . . . remembered for his C.B. power shirt . . . favorite class was American Lit. with Mr. Cahill . . . plans for the future include continuing his educa¬ tion. KAREN MELLO 17 Willow Street Karen . . . enthusiastic member of the Baton Squad . . . employed by Lauriat ' s . . . she enjoyed Chemistry with Mr. Zenewicz and classes with Mr. Swanson . . . college and travel lie ahead . . . Really. 143 CLAYTON R. MERRITTS 58 Curtis Street JAQUELYN A. MEUSE 97 Highland Street Jackie . . . member of the Tennis Team . . . likes to listen to classical music, cook and read . . . member of the Student Council, Class Executive Board and National Honor Society . . . always forgot double period Chemistry . . . college and graduate work lie ahead. CAROLYN MENARD 21 Middlesex Avenue Carolyn . . . enjoys camping and bike riding . . . Chairman of the Make-up Crew for the Drama Club ... a member of the Drama Club and Girl Scouts . . . work at Santoro ' s . . . plans to attend a college for a Phar¬ maceutical degree . . . “Mr. Cahill, may I please leave? JOSEPH MERRILL 25 Shady Hill Lane Joe . . . works after school . . . wants to become a mechanic . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Patterson . . . will be remembered for “The Falcon . . . likes to work on cars . . . favorite say¬ ing is “Oh really? RICHARD MESSINA 310 South Street Mess . . . basketball and tennis en¬ thusiast . . . also skis in the winter . . . enjoyed math class with Mrs. Durkin and Sports with Mr. Feit . . . college bound. CRAIG MERRY 82 Glenmere Circle Craig . . . employed by Lucci ' s Supermarket in Wilmington . . . liked Accounting classes with Mr. Gillis . . . favorite sport is hockey . . . plans to major in Business . . . “I ' m sure. S EILEEN MICALIZZI 427 South Street . . enjoys horseback riding, the guitar and ceramics . . . with Mrs. LeClaire and being with Jimmie! . . . employed by Vigitron . . . remembered for her cheerfulness . . . will possibly further her education. Miki . playing also classes MARK MICALIZZI 427 South Street Michelob . . . remembered for all his thought provoking questions . . . liked Japan with Mr. Lovely . . . par¬ ties . . . employed by Stonehill To¬ wers . . . plans to go to college and major in Math. CRAIG M. MILLER 38 Woodward Avenue Craig . . . his many interests include stamp collecting, golf and playing the piano and organ . . . remembered for antics in Mrs. LeClaire ' s gym class . . . plans to study Accounting at Bentley College for 4 years then go on to Harvard for post-graduate studies. i DONNA MISCOWSKI 459 Pearl Street Donna . . . interests include dancing, jogging, horseback riding and tennis . . . liked classes with Mr. Green and Miss O ' Brien . . . employed by Mar¬ shall ' s . . . plans to attend Bay State College to become a travel agent . . . I ' m sure! NICHOLAS MITROPOULOS 127 Hopkins Street Bubba . . . G.G. . . . liked classes with Mr. Croft and Mr. Moscariello . . . manager of the football team . . . played baseball . . . Captain of hockey team. President of our Junior and Se¬ nior classes . . . overwhelming height . . . plans to go to college to become a Physical Therapist. KARIN S. MOLLER 4 Heritage Drive Karin . . . member of National Honor Society and Drama Club . . . plays soccer and writes in her spare time . . . enjoyed U.S. History with Dr. Kelly . . . future plans include college and writing . . . Become who you are — Goethe. PETER MICHAEL MOLONEY 20 Walnut Street Muscles . . . valuabl e member of the Football, Track and Wrestling Teams . . . involved in the school newspaper . . . hopes to attend a Lib¬ eral Arts College for Sociology . . . In Vino Veritas. GREGORY J. MOORE 44 Catherine Avenue Turkey . . . enjoyed Physics . . . favorite teacher: Mr. Rhodes . . . spent time after school playing sports . . . plans to attend college in the fu¬ ture . . . remembered tor skipping track practices. 146 STUART MONK 323 Franklin Street Stu . . . spends his leisure time camp¬ ing and skiing . . . involved in after school sports . . . enjoys Anatomy . . . hopes to attend Medical School in the future. DAVID M. MONSON 39 Summer Avenue Gorilla . . . remembered for burn¬ ing his hair in Chemistry . . . active in Cross-country, Indoor Track and Spring Track . . . enjoys classes with Mr. Cahill and Mr. Croft . . . hopes to major in the Marine Sciences. JANET MOORE 19 Dudley Street Jan . . . participated in Girl ' s Softball and Basketball . . . remembered for her witty sarcasm . . . Give me a break! . . . plans include going to col¬ lege to become a Gym Teacher. ROBERT MORGAN 11 Pearl Street Morgy . . . interested in photogra¬ phy . . . Photo-offset with Mr. Harney was his most enjoyable class . . . likes to listen to good music . . . involved with wrestling after school . . . college-bound . . . We fly high at Reading High! BRUCE MORIARTY 116 Lowell Street “Hick” . . . finds Russia with Mr. Swanson his favorite class . . . re¬ membered for his deep attachment to Maine, where he plans to move in the future . . . will try to make a career in the service. PAULA MORRIS 66 Causeway Road Paula ... is especially interested in history with Ms. Stewart . . . spends time after school working at Finast. ANN F. MORRIS 449 Franklin Street “Lamish” . . . member of the Drama Club, Klutz Klub and NVBC ... re¬ membered for her red hair and acci¬ dents . . . likes horseback riding . . . she leaves the thought: “Peace, live long and prosper; just don ' t get caught. DAVID MORRISON 508 West Street “Budtz ' ' or “Montana . . . lead guitarist with RIPCHORD . . . com¬ peted in Winter and Spring Track . . . future plans include a musical career, hangin ' out and (hmmm!) death . . . “We gotta get out while we ' re young, ' cause tramps like us, baby we were bom to run ... — Springsteen — MICHAEL MORRIS 5 Villige Street “Mercury . . . plays Hockey, Football and Baseball . . . can be found every¬ day working at Johnson ' s Hardware . . . is looking forward to someday playing Major League Baseball. MICHAEL A. MOSCARIELLO 24 Van Norden Road “Mosco . . . plays Varsity Baseball . . . remembered for his exciting sports trivia questions and handling the mike at tne football games . . . “Get out of my life . . . plans to go to college for either Radiology or Com¬ munications. 147 CELESTE MUISE 7 D Street Hoi At . . . spends time after school partying, sleeping and just messin ' around ... is thinking of continuing her education after graduation . . . Boy, are you strange!” SUSAN E. MULLINS 100 Oak Street Moon . . . Cheerleader, S.T.D.A., the Commons . . . fourth of July in New Hampshire . . . remembered for doing her homework 5 minutes before each class . . . hopes to major in Art . . . Wicked Obnoxious. KATHLEEN ANN MULLIN 15 Intervale Terrace George . . . enjoyed chemistry with Mr. Blodgett in ner Junior year . . . Member of the Drama Club . . . Be good; well then fake it . . . hopes to go into Mechanical Engineering. PAUL MURPHY 310 Ash Street Maddog . . . Going to the Who Who . . . likes to play hockey . . . S.T.D.A. . . . remembered for driving cautiously . . . Let ' s go to Coolidge . . . Moon for Football Queen . . . plans to join the Air Force. JOHN MULLINS 24 Hillside Road John . . . finds English his favorite subject ... is planning to attend col¬ lege after graduation. TIMOTHY MURPHY 27 Colburn Road Murph . . . plays on the RMHS Baseball team . . . also enjoys hockey, football, and waterskiing . . . spends his summers at Newfound Lake . . . plans to attend a four-year college. MARK MURRAY 376 Pearl Street Space . . . occupies his spare time playing football and basketball. STEVEN MYETTE 87 Hanscom Avenue Steve . . . played Varsity Soccer and takes part in Gymnastics . . . one of the Outing Club Presidents . . . likes white-water canoeing . . . 90 Ani¬ mal . . . will attend college after High School. MICHELE MUSTONE 73 Causeway Road Chelly . . . remembered for fooling around and always being in a good mood . . . favorite class was Art with Miss Roy . . . Hey, you guys! . . . wants to go on to Art School. LORRAINE NEWCOMB 48 Glenmere Circle Newky . . . has a great time in En¬ glish with Mr. Cahill . . . spends as much time on horseback as possible . . . remembered for her unusual laugh . . . Hope for the best, expect the worst, and take what comes . . . will go to Germany then join the Air Force. MICHAEL MYETTE 87 Hanscom Avenue Myettie . . . interested in anything to do with the outdoors . . . member of the Football Team, Track Teams and Outing Club . . . good at faking it in football . . . liked Mr. Zenewicz in Chemistry . . . will go to college. JOHN A. NICHOLSON 83 Hanscom Avenue John . . . member of the Band, Glee Club, Cross-country, Winter and Spring Track and Student Union . . . enjoyed Russia with Mr. Swanson . . . plans to attend a four-year college. JUDITH L. NICKERSON 196 Washington Street Judy . . . enjoys ceramics and classes with Mr. Levesque and Miss O ' Brien . . . will be remembered for being shy . . . plans to work a year or so then perhaps go on to Business school. THOMAS NIHAN 6 Hancock Street “Del ' ' ... a C.B ' er . . . remembered for his subtleness, Elton John and midnight creeping . . . Shut up Craig! . . . Tennis . . . liked Japan with Mr. Lovely . . . will go on to col¬ lege for Elementary Education. MATTHEW D. NICOLSON 70 Batchelder Road Matt . . . plays hockey and football . . . remembered for partying down at the log cabin . . . after school ac¬ tivities include Gymnastics . . . favo¬ rite saying; Bonehead . . . plans to become an Engineer after High School. JOANNE NIGRO 77 Sturges Road JO, Jimbo , or Josey . . . remem¬ bers 4th of July in New Hampshire, going to the frog ' s and raving . . . S.T.D.A., and the Niki Site . . . Do what you do! ... is fond of Account¬ ing with Mr. Brett . . . will continue her education in college. MARY ALICE NOLA 10 Redgate Lane Crash . . . Cuddles . . . known for her poor attendance and tardiness . . . bellydancing . . . liked Ceramics with Mr. Wood . . . Get off my case!! . . . will go on to college. NANCY NORRIS 79 Hancock Street Nancy . . . co-captain of the Field Hockey team . . . supports basketball, biking, hiking, partying and cross¬ country skiing . . . High up in the catwalks . . . You don ' t know what you ' ve got till it ' s gone . . . hopes to have a farm and travel. 150 STEPHEN NORTON 18 Belmont Street Pud . . . participated in Winter and Spring Track along with Cross-country . . . remembered for the iron-horse . . . Errh! and Eat my shorts! . . . favorite pastimes include playing the guitar and the S.T.D.A. . . . college Bound. MATTHEW O ' BRIEN 59 Willow Street Matt . . . enjoys Tennis, Chess and Basketball . . . favorite class was Cal¬ culus . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Hollingsworth . . . remembered for causing an explosion in Mrs. Cook ' s Chemistry class . . . plans to further his education . . . Pretty good. KAREN O ' BRIEN 100 Grove Street Karen . . . working with children, ski¬ ing, dancing and going to the beach are her favorite pastimes . . . partici¬ pated in Softball and Basketball . . . plans to attend college . . . We ' re free to go where we wish and to be what we are. — Jonathan Livingston Seagull. TIMOTHY P. O ' BRIEN 56 Wakefield Street Trak . . . remembered for being a B.S. artist . . . favorite class was Algebra II with Miss Kelly . . . plans to study Business Administration in college. MARJARIE O ' BRIEN 71 Locust Street Margie . . . favorite classes were with Mr. Nisco and Mr. Swanson . . . likes the beach and waterskiing . . . she hopes to attend college at Salem State to become a teacher . . . Let ' s skip! SUSAN O ' DONNELL 23 Covey Hill Road Odie . . . will always remember the green lav, summer ' 76 and Seabrook . . . Austin cheerleader . . . will at¬ tend college for fashion merchandising . . . Please don ' t let the sparkle in your eyes be the light that shines through the prism of a tear. 151 JANET L. OLIVER 35 Munroe Avenue Janet . . . Miss Frey and Mr. Swanson were her favorite teachers . . . enjoys horseback riding, swimming and any outdoor activity ... an Austin Cheer¬ leader ... a member of the Ski Club and National Honor Society . . . works at Dairy Queen . . . non¬ musical . . . college. COLLEEN O ' MALEY 7 Milton Road O ' May . . . was a cheerleader and a member of gymnastics . . . enjoyed French with Ms. Clarke . . . works at Solo-Pak Electronics . . . favorite pas¬ times include 4th of July in N.H. and the destiny . . . plans to enter the business world and travel. MARYELLEN O ' SULLIVAN 35 Lothrop Road “Mare . . . enjoys skiing . . . liked Miss Bower ' s English class and Soc. with Mr. Swanson . . . remembered for her laugh . . . works at Howard Johnson ' s . . . member of the Ski Club . . . plans on going to Nursing School. MARK O ' SHEA SUSAN J. ORMSBY 45 Hancock Street Sue . . . Suey . . . enjoys Account¬ ing with Mr. Gillis, the Commons, S.T.D.A. and being with friends . . . co-captain of the Baton Squad . . . participated in Glee Club and the Se¬ nior Play . . . remembered for her laugh . . . Bag it! and The pits . . . college-bound. MARIA PALLOTTA 86 Spruce Road Re . . . likes going to concerts and listening to good music . . . enjoys parties . . . favorite classes were Dis¬ tributive Ed. with Mr. Levesque and Photo Offset with Mr. Harney . . . fu¬ ture plans include travel as well as col¬ lege. WESLEY PARKS 29 Catherine Avenue Wes . . . enjoys all sports . . . likes to play cards . . . remembered for cheat¬ ing ... he plans to attend college after graduation. KAREN L. PATTERSON 578 Summer Avenue Karen . . . enjoys horseback riding and swimming . . . favorite class was English with Mr. Bond . . . remem¬ bered for her talking in the library . . . plans to take a year off after graduation before going to school to study Ac¬ counting . . . Oh fat rats! NANCY PARSONS 11 Willard Road Nance . . . likes dancing, sailing, the beach and partying with friends . . . remembered for always dancing and getting dismissed for rehearsals . . . plans to continue with Boston Ballet and go on to college. ROBERT J. PATTERSON 56 Highland Street Bob . . . Space . . . loves to go mountain climbing, camping and canoeing . . . played Varsity Soccer . . . remembered for the seventh period Rating Club . . . would like to attend Engineering school after gradu¬ ation . . . You ' re Fubar! MICHAEL PATALANO 41 Knollwood Road Grasshopper . . . enjoys auto me¬ chanics and playing football . . . after graduation, he would like to see the country. JOSEPH PEDI 88 Dana Road Pele . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Wales . . . also enjoyed Chemistry with Mr. Zenenwicz . . . played on both the Soccer and Tennis Teams . . . intends to go on to college after gradu¬ ation. STEPHEN PEP IN 289 Franklin Street Pep ... he likes to spend his free time playing the guitar . . . also enjoys par¬ tying and playing for dances ... re¬ membered for being in Cross over . . . would like to attend a college of music or engineering after he gradu¬ ates . . . will continue playing the Guitar. CHRISTINE L. PEPOLI 40 Pearl Street Pip . . . Kiki . . . enthusiastic member of the Baton Squad for 2 years . . . remembered for New Hampshire and the Commons . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Swanson . . . plans to go to school to become a dental hygienist. DONNA PETERSON 11 Harrison Street Donna . . . belongs to Rainbow and M.Y.F. . . . enjoys music, dancing and poetry . . . favorite class was Chemis¬ try with Mr. Zenewicz . . . employed by Fabric Town . . . sings in Wesley Choir . . . plans to attend college . . . Huh? . . . Yeah! . STEVEN PETRUCCI One Summit Drive California Kid . . . Phys. Ed. with Mr. Myslicki was his favorite class . . . hopes to return to California someday . . . college lies ahead . . . Come on! . JANE PETERSEN 4 Edgemont Avenue Jane . . . enjoys outside activities such as skiing, swimming, biking and horseback riding . . . member of the Ski Club and Baton Squad . . . she played on the Girl ' s Basketball Team and was a member of the National Honor Society . . . future plans in¬ clude college. RICHARD PHELAN 34 Pinevale Avenue Richard ... a member of the Football Team . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Levesque. 1 154 JOAN PIKE 13 George Street Joan . . . enjoys football a member of the pep squad . . . works at Jack-In- The-Box . . . her favorite teacher was Miss O ' Brien . . . remembers 7 29 76 . . . hopes to become a legal executive secretary after attending a two year col¬ lege. JOHN POLIMENO 637 Summer Avenue Jay . . . also called Lance . . . active in the S.T.D.A. ... a captain of both the Football and Wrestling Teams . . . remembered for selling jewelry for Wang . . . plans to attend college; is looking into Whatsamatta U. . . . Hurtin 7 Buckaroo! JAMES PIMENTEL 7 Libby Avenue Jim . . . likes to party and he enjoys hockey . . . favorite class was Sports with Mr. Feit . . . partying . . . the Elton John Concert in Foxboro will al¬ ways be remembered . . . Hang it up . . . hopes to attend a school and study accounting. JOHN M. POWELL 40 Arnold Avenue Boog . . . enjoys listening to heavy metal . . . also likes to run . . . in¬ volved in Indoor Track, Spring Track and Co-captain of 1976 Cross-Country Team . . . member of National Honor Society . . . plans to go into the Medi¬ cal Field. JOHN POLANSHEK 243 Bridlewood Drive Salt Lake City, Utah John . . . enjoys skiing and partying . . . worked at the Lord Wakefield . . . remembered for his practical jokes . . . future plans include attending col¬ lege and majoring in Hotel Manage¬ ment. FRED POWERS 25 Belmont Street Fudge . . . enjoys photography and snowshoeing . . . member of the S.T.D.A. . . . Mr. Cahill was his favor¬ ite teacher . . . likes to play football . . . remembered for his harmonica . . . would like to become an architect and build his own home in the Cana¬ dian Rockies. 155 JOSEPH PREW 10 Barbara Lane Woey . . . Pu-Pu Bear . . . enjoyed Accounting . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Brett . . . works in a lumber yard during the summer . . . participated in Football, Track and Baseball . . . remembered for singing “Volare in the locker room after practice . . . will attend college to major in Accounting. LYNN QUACKENBUSH 118 Prescott Street Lynny . . . enjoys dancing . . . liked U.S. History with Mr. Swanson . . . member of the Baton Squad, the Ski Club and A.F.S. . . . her favorite teacher was Mr. Swanson . . . will at¬ tend college in the future. ROBYN PRIOLI 21 Redgate Lane “Rob . . . “Bird . . . likes to play the piano and go hiking and swim¬ ming . . . enjoys Composition with Mr. Cahill, her favorite teacher . . . plans to attend college after gradua¬ tion. MICHAEL RESTUCCIA 46 James Road Stucc . . . “Skunky . . . likes to go skiing . . . enjoyed Algebra II with Mr. Gucciardi . . . President of the Ski Club and co-captain of the Soccer Team . . . works at Sarman ' s Ski Loft . . . remembered for long-range debts and the Seventh-Period Rating Club . . . will attend a four-year college . . . I ' m serious. ELIZABETH R. PRIZIO 21 Kieran Road Liz . . . likes to collect pennies and go on trips to Vermont and N.H. . . . en¬ joyed Accounting with Mr. Brett . . . secretary for Local 4 . . . I.V.O.E. . . . remembered for her green Camaro . . . would like to attend Mass Bay Community College and open her own dress shop ... “I didn ' t do it. DONNA RICCI 28 Briarwood Avenue Donna . . . enjoys teaching and gour¬ met cooking . . . favorite class was Field Seminar . . . member of the Class Executive Board and Student Council . . . Mr. Blodgett was her favorite teacher . . . remembered for being shy . . . plans to attend Salem State College. MICHAEL RICCI 14 Browning Terrace Rich . . . enjoyed Engineering class . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Wales ... a member of the Varsity Soccer Team . . . plays hockey and tennis . . . will go on to college and major in Engineering. ROBERT RICHARDSON 56 Berkeley Street CYNTHIA J. RICE 315 Pearl Street Cindy ... an Art Editor for the Year¬ book . . . involved in the Drama Club and Girl Scouts . . . enjoys music and all the times spent with special friends . . . plans to go into Elementary Edu¬ cation after graduation. MARTHA RICKLEY 95 Timberneck Drive Marty . . . likes playing the piano, hiking and swimming . . . her favorite class was Glee Club with Mr. Roth ... a member of the Baton Squad . . . remembered for playing the “Gulux in “The 13 Clocks.” and being in the Senior Play . . . future plans in¬ clude attending college. PETER RICHARDSON 8 Torre Street Peter . . . enjoys drafting, model building and fishing . . . liked his Se¬ nior Graphics class . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Wales . . . played hockey and was a member of the Spring Track Team . . . future plans include college and traveling cross¬ country on a motorcycle . . . “Do it up Bubba!” EVERETT RIKEMAN 86 Forest Street Rick . . . Hudson . . . likes playing street hockey, working, playing ping- pong and Saturdays . . . enjoyed Algebra II with Mr. Mosc . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Swanson . . . in¬ volved in Varsity Soccer and Gymnas¬ tics . . . remembered for losing tennis balls . . . plans to enter the Armed Services . . . “That ' s Excellent.” JOSEPH ROBERTS 15 Glen Road The Lord . . . Wolfman . . . likes working with cars . . . favorite class was Distributive Education with Mr. Levesque . . . remembered for his car; Lemans . . . would like to continue his education after graduation . . . Good Lord above us! MARY LEE ROGERS 3 Winslow Road Mollie, Mil . . . remembered for wear¬ ing herbs . . . favorite after school activities include swimming and bike riding . . . her future holds a career in Nursing . . . with every step and every breath, we ' re farther from youth and closer to death. — G. Vanelli. JOAN ROBINSON 17 Whittier Road Joan . . . likes partying, camping, ski¬ ing and even bellydancing . . . favo¬ rite class was Field Seminar . . . works at Santoro ' s after school . . . remem¬ bered for doing a lot of talking . . . plans to go to Northeast Regional Voc¬ ational School and go into computers. LESLIE A. ROUVALIS 30 Meadowbrook Lane Leslie . . . enjoys watching football . . . thinks that Long Beach is the greatest . . . participated in the Out¬ ing Club and Powder Puff Football . . . enjoys partying . . . will major in the health field . . . See ya later. CINDY J. ROCHE 360 Main Street Roach . . . favorite class was Gym . . . favorite teacher was Miss O ' Brien . . . will remember the summer of ' 74, bus rides, D.P., Main Drag and En¬ glewood Beach . . . enjoys working and cruising after school . . . remem¬ bered for always talking . . . hopes to go on to college . . . Well, Lo-De- Doe! . . . Yee-Ha! MARK SANTORO 62 King Street Mark . . . after graduation, Mark plans to go on to a trade school. 158 HEIDI SAUNDERS 106 Forest Street Heid . . . likes to play tennis and ski . . . enjoyed tenth grade English and Ms. Wheatley ' s class . . . participated in intramural gymnastics and Rainbow . . . remembered for I.B.T.C. (P), . . . plans to attend college. RICHARD E. SAXON 11 Fox Run Lane Sax or Heavy-Duty-Judy . . . always brawling in and out of football games . . . often found around Bob Martin ' s Ghetto . . . enjoyed Mr. Bond ' s Lan¬ guage and Human Behavior class . . . future plans include further schooling, then entering the Service or the Police Force. DAVID SAVAGE 40 Catherine Avenue Dave ... a real outdoorsman . . . likes to fish, hunt, and go camping . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Kenney . . . particularly liked Wood Shop . . . future plans do not include college. DONALD SCHLOTH 394 Pearl Street Don . . . enthusiastic member of both the Outing and Ski Clubs . . . enjoyed Biology with Mr. Soule and Printing with Mr. Harney ... a backpacker . . . hopes to work for an airline or join the Air Force. KAREN SAWYER 49 Hancock Street Soiya , Stix . . . active in the Drama and Ski Club . . . biography published in 1975-1976 edition of Who ' s Who in American High School Students . . . remembered for her cartoons and her strange sense of humor . . . college-bound . . . Catch my drift? GRETCHEN SCHMUCH 69 Lowell Street Gretchen . . . likes to play the guitar, the clarinet and sing . . . enjoyed clas¬ ses with Mr. Roth and Mr. Cahill . . . Yearbook Literary Editor . . . inter¬ ested in working with people . . . plans to attend a Liberal Arts college . . . Never morning wore to evening, but some heart did break. 159 CATHERINE R. SEAWARD 368 Pearl Street Cathy, Weedums . . . memories of August 75 and Dry River . . . remembered for being a member of the I.B.T.C. (V.P.) . . . likes to ski, play tennis and mountain climb ... on the Baton Squad . . . will major in Foreign Languages in college . . . You idiot! WILLIAM SELDON 40 Pilgrim Road Bill or Still . . . member of the Ten¬ nis Team . . . manager for the Hockey Team . . . also a football enthusiast . . . his favorite class was Graphic Arts and his favorite teacher was Mr. Harney . . . remembered for passing Spanish. KAREN SHEEHAN 11 Balsam Road Karen . . . always laughing . . . loves to spend time at Long Beach . . . plays tennis ... an avid football and hockey fan . . . finds Biology with Mr. Diluna a unique experience . . . works at the LaPierre School of Dance. LISA B. SHEPPARD 26 Whittier Road Lisa . . . enjoys cross-country skiing, judo and Ragtime piano ... a member of the United States Judo As¬ soc., Ski Club and National Honor So¬ ciety . . . plans to become either a physical or biological scientist . . . Want half of a Roast Beef sandwich? ' KEVIN SHEA 25 Bancroft Avenue Kevin . . . member of the Audio- Visual crew and the Ataraxia staff . . . enjoyed Geometry with Mr. Shapira . . . remembered for the W.T. . . . would like to become a physician ' s as¬ sistant. VIKKI SHERROD 225 Pleasant Street Vik . . . enjoys meeting new people, especially guys . . . likes to party, travel and spend money . . . favorite teachers were Mr. Brett, Mr. Cahill and Mr. Levesque . . . remembered for manipulating her teachers . . . will at¬ tend college and then open a boutique. LISA ANN SIMONE 19 Tennyson Road Lis . . . Gimme a break! . . . threw pencils at the P.A. during homeroom . . . works at Harrow ' s ... a member of the Student Union, Drama Club and Gymnastics ... in the Senior Play . . . liked Mr. Z., Mr. Valeska and Act¬ ing with Mr. Greene . . . would like to become a teacher. SCOTT SLEZINGER 26 John Street Scott . . . enjoys playing frisbee, col¬ lecting Science Fiction, reading and sleeping . . . favorite subject was En¬ glish . . . He best serves the state who opposes it most . . . Scott plans to control the world. MARCIA J. SIMS 68 Arcadia Avenue Marsh . . . likes to sew and go to the beach . . . works at Bos ' n ' s Whistle . . . on the Yearbook Profiles and Typ¬ ing Staffs and in the Senior Play . . . remembered for blushing ... I mean. Really! . . . will enter Katharine Gibbs and become a Secre¬ tary. DEBRA SMITH 24 Bolton Street Debbie . . . works at Fabric Town . . . best times were with close friends . . . favorite class was History with Mr. Swanson . . . GYMNASTICS! . . . plans to attend college for Physical Ed¬ ucation with the hope of someday coaching gymnastics. DAVID SINGLETON 49 Locust Street Dave . . . favorite class was woodshop . . . also liked Mr. Wales . . . worked after school . . . enjoys week-ends and parties . . . remembered for sleeping during homeroom . . . plans to con¬ tinue his schooling . . . What? Are you fried? JOHN SMITH 14 Fow Run Lane John . . . favorite pastimes include Hockey and Basketball . . . after school he worked at the John Street Texaco Service Station . . . hopes to attend college and go into the Armed Forces. MARGARET M. SMITH 292 West Street Maggie . . . remembered for the 77 Firebird . . . really enjoyed Japan class with Mr. Lovely . . . still undecided in her plans for the future . . . You Chump. NATHAN SMITH 26 Whitehall Lane Nate . . . likes skiing and sailing . . . enjoyed Modern European History with Mr. Swanson . . . member of Track and Cross-Country . . . remem¬ bered for always getting kicked out of the Resource Center . . . plans on going to college. MARILYN SMITH 393 Summer Avenue Marylou . . . likes partying . . . en¬ joyed typing with Mr. Gillis . . . works at Exxon . . . after school ac¬ tivities include B.C. ' ing . . . future plans are going to college for psychol¬ ogy and then, naturally, becoming a psychologist. MATTHEW SORENSON 44 Pennsylvania Avenue Matt . . . likes waterskiing, hiking and thinking profound thoughts . . . enjoyed Biology and classes with Mr. Croft . . . Captain of the Winter and Spring Track Teams . . . remembered for having wings . . . plans to attend college, then a career in forestry. MAUREEN SMITH 393 Summer Avenue Maureen . . . likes the beach, skiing and mountain climbing . . . works part-time at Brighams . . . remem¬ bered for E.S.P. and her mushrooms . . . plans to travel and go to a four year college, majoring in tne sciences. ELLEN SOUTHER 9 Center Avenue Ellen . . . works at the Principal ' s In¬ formation and Research Center . . . loves the outdoors, volleyball and par¬ tying . . . enjoyed Accounting with Mr. Brett . . . remembered for being late . . . intends to continue schooling and become a secretary . . . My books! 162 KEITH BARRY SPINNEY 10 Beacon Street Keith . . . enjoys motorcycling . . . favorite class was Writing with Mr. Cahill . . . participated in Cross¬ country and Track after school . . . Keith plans to go on to college and major in Engineering in the future. MARY ANN STEELE 107 Grove Street Nancy . . . enjoys skiing, music, the beach, Coolidge and parties . . . liked Man ' s Search for Meaning with Mrs. LoPorto . . . wants to become a kin¬ dergarten or Special Education teacher . . . “All the wonders you seek are within yourself. — Sir Thoms Browne R. SCOTT SPRAGUE 365 Pearl Street Sprago . . . enjoys any sport (espe¬ cially hockey), nights at the Commons, the Seventh Period Rating Club and girls . . . remembered for going to dances in a pink suit and heels . . . “I ' m just kidding ya!“ . . . hopes to go into the Service. JOANNE STEELE 37 Warren Street Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. — Langston Hughes. MICHAEL STEEN 106 Prospect Street Steeno . . . enjoys golf, basketball and sleeping . . . favorite class was Ac¬ counting and favorite teacher, Mr. Gil- lis . . . his weekend time is taken up with work . . . remembered for weekends in the cellar . . . “Take it easy, kid. GAIL STEPHENS 215 West Street A1 . . . liked Mass Media with Ms. Cavanaugh, Biology and classes with Mr. Valeska . . . spends spare time partying, cruising, in the back parking lot and at the comer . . . Oh my God . . . plans to go to Trade School and become a cosmetologist. 163 WAYNE STODDART 1067 Main Street Wayne . . . into wrestling . . . enjoys wood-working and fishing . . . favo¬ rite class was Microbiology with Mr. Kenney . . . plans to study Marine Bi¬ ology in college and enlist in the Army. LINDA STONE 24 Melbourne Avenue Sassy Swede . . . loves animals, nice cars, vans, C.B ' s and cruisin ' . . . favorite class was Distributive Ed . . . works at East Bay Development Corpo¬ ration ... as crazy as the guys . . . plans to become a model . . . Watch out sucker, here I come. JOANNE M. STRAZZERE 895 Main Street Joanne . . . liked all business courses, especially Accounting I with Mr. Brett . . . enjoys working with handicapped children . . . favorite teachers were Miss O ' Brien and Mrs. Starrett . . . spends time watching football and softball games . . . future plans in¬ clude college. MICHAEL DAVID SULLIVAN 222 Haverhill Street Mike . . . works after school ... a C.B ' er . . . his favorite class was Ac¬ counting and he liked Mr. Black . . . after graduation Mike intends to go to college. SHARON STRANDBERG 100 Sanborn Lane Sharon . . . member of Ski and Drama Clubs . . . editor of Impressions . . . enjoys hiking, music and reading . . . Who, me? . . . liked Mrs. Jordan for Biology and Advanced Comp with Mr. Cahill . . . plans to become an Occu¬ pational Therapist . . . remembered for being sweet and innocent. DAVID SURETTE 168 West Street YOGI . . . member of the Ski and Outing Clubs . . . interested in soccer . . . likes the beach and parties . . . works after school . . . enjoyed Chem¬ istry with Mr. Z. and Accounting with Mr. Gillis . . . plans to major in Busi¬ ness in college, marry, have kids and die after 96 years . . . Gotcha! KAREN SURETTE 8 Washington Street Karen . . . likes sports, especially football . . . Yearbook Editor for Pro¬ files . . . enjoyed Accounting and Sec¬ retarial Practice . . . favorite teachers were Miss Reed and Mr. Brett . . . employed by Lauriats in Burlington Mall ... I know! . . . college- bound. MARY JO SWEENEY 193 Bancroft Avenue Mary Jo . . . enthusiastic member of the Baton Squad, Ski Club, Yearbook Business Staff and A.F.S. . . . favorite pastimes are G.C. ' s and The Bump . . . enjoyed Chemistry with Mr. Zenewicz . . . plans to major in Physical Therapy in college. SUSAN SWYMER 72 Berkley Street Sue . . . Oh dear God . . . always forgetting things . . . ran track, played field hockey and was a cheerleader for Austin Prep . . . loves to ski, dance and go biking . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Brett . . . enjoyed Reading Plays . . . intends to go on to a secre¬ tarial school. LISA TEAGUE 25 Stewart Road Teago ... a member of Ski Club, Gymnastics, the Cheerleading Squad and the Yearbook Business Staff . . . Has to be done . . . remembers the House Party and egging on Lovett Road . . . skiing in Switzerland ahead. ERNEST JAMES SWYMER 72 Berkeley Street Bird . . . smashes up potato chips . . . enjoys Track, teaching swimming at the Y.M.C.A., Ski Club, sports, boat¬ ing, camping and skiing in Switzer¬ land . . . Do it up Bubba! . . . his plans for the future include either schooling or work. NANCY TEEL 162 Main Street Nance . . . Pioneer Art Editor . . . member of the Student Union and the Tennis Team . . . remembered for al¬ ways needing a tow truck, driving her car into a lake and egging on Lovett Road . . . plans to major in Art . . . It ' s only the giving that makes you what you are. LORNE THOMAS 52 Oak Street Lome . . . likes hockey, frisbee, the trampoline and cruising . . . employed by Atlantic . . . remem¬ bered for the rock pile and Thomas Taxi . . . enjoyed Law Classes and Ms. Lanouette . . . will join Naval R.O.T.C. and go into Marine Biology . . . Are you on drugs? SUSAN MARIE TROCKI 56 Border Road Roots . . . always laughing . . . member of the A.F.S. and Drama Clubs . . . enjoyed Biology with Mr. Diluna and English with Mrs. Coit . . . gets lost after school . . . Dummy, if they give you lined paper, write the other way . . . plans to go into Fashion Merchandising. 166 ERIC THOMPSEN 13 Timberneck Drive The Madman . . . insane . . . en¬ joys philosophy ... a member of the Drama and Klutz Clubs . . . likes music, singing concerts and French . . . The start of something new is the end of something old and the hands on the clock won ' t stand still, for everyday they strike to kill. RICHARD TUCKER 642 Haverhill Street Tuck . . . remembered for his green Chevelle . . . enjoys motorcycle riding and going to parties . . . favorite class was Accounting II . . . future plans in¬ clude going to college for Business Administration and becoming a C.P.A. SHIRLEY TIBBO 8 Winter Street ROBERT TURNBULL 434 Haverhill Street Weasel, Gillette . . . likes girls, cars and partying . . . enjoyed Human Be¬ havior with Mr. Valeska and Classes with Mr. Cahill . . . remembered for getting lost eight times trying to find a party at Gillette . . . wants to go into the Air Force and become a mechanic. ROGER TURNQUIST 88 Hancock Street GLENN TYLER 109 Oak Street Glenn . . . business and math classes were his favorites . . . also liked Mr. Gillis, Mrs. Starrett and Mr. Blaney . . works at Jordan Marsh and Brighams . . . Scememages . . . plans to work for a year and then go to a Business Management college. MATTHEW VANDER-HAGGEN 111 Beaver Road Matt . . . enjoyed Biology with Mr. Kenney . . . likes hiking and fishing . . . works at the Saugus Star Market . . . also spends time helping around the Vivarium . . . future plans include college. CORRIAN VANDESTADT 62 Linden Street GAIL FRANCES UPHAM One Wells Road Gail . . . enjoys math and science . . . favorite teachers were Mr. Swanson and Mr. Blodgett . . . member of M.Y.F. and sings in the Wesley Choir . . . she likes sewing, sports and music . . . plans to go to college and major in computer science . . . “Light dawns on Marblehead. JEFFREY VARNEY 64 Village Street Bubba . . . enjoys a good party and working on cars . . . liked Algebra II with Mr. Hollingsworth and Account¬ ing I with Mr. Brett . . . works at Gray ' s Mobil and Varney ' s Auto Body, Inc. . . . remembered for never being seen by his teachers . . . plans to work, then college. 167 RICHARD VELIGOR 21 Longwood Road i WENDY WALDRON 35 Audubon Road Wendie . . . likes swimming, skiing and water skiing . . . works at Brad- lees ... a member of the Ski Club . . . future plans include college. JENNIFER WALKER 43 Winslow Road Jen . . . likes to play the guitar, go ski¬ ing, play tennis and go to New Hamp¬ shire . . . G.K.T.O. . . . remembered for her funny sneeze . . . after school activities include gymnastics and track . . . classes with Mr. Kenney were her favorites . . . college lies ahead . . . “Excellent! . . . “You ' re kidding! MAUREEN E. WALL 24 Cape Cod Avenue Moe . . . favorite pastime is skiing . . . liked Mr. Blodgett ' s Chemistry and Mr. Kelly and Ms. Stewart ' s U.S. History classes . . . member of the Ski Club, Drama and A.F.S. Clubs and the Girl ' s Track Team . . . future plans in¬ clude college and travel . . . Nest joke. MARCY WALES 196 Prescott Street Marse . . . likes having a good time . . . after school activities included cheering, gymnastics and working at Bos ' n ' s Whistle . . . remembered for her outrageous parties ... in the fu¬ ture, plans to take courses in Psychol¬ ogy . . . Ya wanna get hi? KEVIN WALLACE 246 Bancroft Avenue Smed . . . favorite class was Japan with Mr. Lovely . . . after school, played football and participated in track . . . remembered for always being broke . . . future plans include travel. ROBERT WANDREY 311 Summer Avenue Blitz . . . active and valuable in Foot¬ ball, Basketball and Baseball ... re¬ membered for the Coolidge parking lot and The Gold Bomber . . . Gotta have desire. RICHARD WASSERBOEHR 284 Summer Avenue Space . . . Wass . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Whipple . . . favorite class was Japan . . . likes to collect beer cans . . . works at Atlantic . . . remembered for being late and going to Europe . . . plans to go to college . . . That ' s beautiful! ANNE WARD 15 Kingston Street Anne . . . worked after school as a Dental Hygienist . . . remembered for summers spent in Canada and R.I.C.K.I.E.S. . . . will attend college for Dental Hygiene . . . Oh boy! . . . That ' s beautiful! TIMOTHY WEBB 224 Walnut Street JACQUELINE WARD 32 Thorndike Street Jacqui . . . member of Spring Track, Soccer, Intramural Volleyball, the Out¬ ing Club and Ski Club . . . works at Gilchrist ' s in Stoneham . . . remem¬ bered for going to all of the Soccer games . . . future plans include col¬ lege, majoring in Anthropology. MARY WHALEN 28 Chestnut Road Mare . . . likes swimming, skiing, dancing and going to parties . . . en¬ joyed Accounting with Mr. Brett . . . works at Weston ' s Greenhouse . . . fu¬ ture plans include working in an Office and someday becoming a Stewardess . . . Dream on. STEPHAN WHALEN 24 Osborne Avenue Steve . . . likes weekends . . . works at Reading Cycles . . . remembered for the blue Volkswagen and going to North Reading High School for lunch . . . future plans include going to a business college and then becoming rich. ABIGAIL WILLIAMS 59 Prospect Street Abby . . . member of the Varsity Field Hockey, Tennis and Basketball Teams . . . active in the Outing and Ski Clubs ... a member of Drama Club and A.F.S. Club . . . future plans in¬ clude college. LAUREL ANNE WHEATON 825 Main Street Laurie . . . loves partying . . . en¬ joyed Miss O ' Brien ' s transcription class . . . member of the Baton Squad . . . remembered for going steady with John . . . plans to work for a year or two then settle down somewhere . . . Hi Poop! GLENN RICHARD ZARAMBA 16 Dustin Road Z . . . liked mountain climbing, ski¬ ing and taping rock music . . . en¬ joyed classes with Mr. Swanson and Mr. Croft ... a member of Cross Country, Spring and Winter Track Teams . . . hopes to wind up at the U.S. Military Academy . . . The price of greatness is responsibility — Winston Churchill 9 6 43. DIANE WHIPPEN 745 Pearl Street Diane . . . likes tennis, going to the beach and taking walks through the woods . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Cahill and Glee Club . . . works at Friendly ' s . . . college-bound . . . And be not conformed to this world: be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind . . . — Romans 12:2. CARL ZITZOW 129 Oak Street Carl . . . likes his Friday nights . . . enjoyed Mrs. Grimes ' Individualized Algebra and Chemistry with Mrs. Cook ... in the future, Carl wants to work for the railroad. 170 ANDREW BURNS 192 Wakefield Street PAUL LEMIEUX 86 Middlesex Avenue CHRISTOPHER A. PEPOLI 40 Pearl Street Pep ... he enjoyed Mr. Lovely ' s 4th period Japan Class ... is an active member in S.T.D.A. . . . member of both the Cross-country and Winter Track Teams . . . plans to attend col¬ lege and major in business . . . “Let ' s blow this P.C.S! . . . “Easee! STEPHEN TULIPANO 25 Cross Street Tuli . . . enjoyed Art of the Film and classes with Mr. Black . . . works after school . . . remembered for the “Rockpile is undecided about his plans for the future ... “I let my music take me where my heart wants to go ... Cat Stevens — DAVID J. DEWOLFE 286 West Street Wolfe . . . member of the S.T.D.A. . . . enjoys the Three Stooges and Monty Python . . . loves waterskiing, basketball and football . . . remem¬ bered for the 7th period Rating Club and working at 5:00 a.m. . . . will be¬ come a millionaire by age 21 . . . col¬ lege bound . . . “Take two, they ' re small. KATHLEEN MCCABE 181 Bancroft Avenue Kathy . . . Katie . . . most of her time is occupied with dancing, gymnastics and Drama Club . . . favorite teachers are Mr. Ham and Miss Bartlett. JANET POTHIER 179 West Street Janet . . . enjoys embroidery, crochet¬ ing, decoupage and needlepoint . . . remembered for cutting everyone ' s hair free . . . liked classes with Mr. Brett and Mr. Levesque . . . will at¬ tend school to be come a hair-stylist . . . “Yee-Ha!“ WANDA TURNER 14 Woodrow Wilson Circle Roxbury Gail . . . liked freshman Social Studies with Mr. Whipple . . . likes to dance, decorate and dress up . . . after school she takes care of her daughter Shana and does her homework . . . plans to attend college or modeling school . . . “What ' s happening? MICHAEL DOUCETTE 25 Libby Avenue DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN 260 Grove Street CRAIG RAMSDELL 27 Chequesette Road Hanz . . . enjoys video work and model building . . . likes playing Frisbee intends to become a Navy pilot after graduation. RALPH L. POPPINS 212 Summer Avenue “Ballerina Tootsie . . . likes stamp collecting and yelling . . . enjoyed health . . . enjoys talking on the tele¬ phone and playing with puppies . . . remembered for never saying “Look out, my foot ' s on fire! . . . plans to be a C.P.A., get married and see Moscow . . . Kiss me, I ' M GREASY. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Margaret Bigwood (Secretary), Christine Bosnian (Treasur¬ er), Nicholos Mitropoulos (President), Joseph Kelliher (Vice-President). SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Row 1: Jackie Meuse, David Clements, Thomas Haberman, Matt Sorenson, Kathy Fraser. Row 2: Kathy Mullins, Scott Dugan, Nancy Teel, Michael Moscariello, Sharon Bassett, Donna Ricci. 172 CLASS ADVISOR . . . Miss Lanouette As the Class of ' 77 prepares to leave RMHS and I pre¬ pare to return to a life of leisure and normality, I would like to offer a few parting thoughts as one of my last official acts. I have to say it ' s been a great experience for me. To be sure we ' ve had our ups and downs, successes and fail¬ ures, but through it all we ' ve learned a valuable lesson: it ' s better to share experiences than to go it alone. Shared failures don ' t seem as bad and shared successes are absolutely euphoric. On a more personal level, being class advisor has al¬ lowed me to take a part in students lives that few teach¬ ers get a chance to take — a shoulder to cry on, a con¬ fidante, a friend. It fulfilled a desire 1 had to be other than Miss Lanouette, Latin teacher. I admit to having done some growing up in the last three years and I ' ve seen you all do the same. When I took on the class as sophomores after Miss Gerstein left, I had no idea why. I saw you as a giggly, gangling, gar¬ rulous conglomeration of teenagers trying to be grown¬ up. Your visions of yourselves hadn ' t developed yet, let alone your identity with your class. A class had not emerged. As you began to get a sense of yourselves and to assert yourselves as personalities, your class identity emerged as well — as diverse as the individuals in the class. It is the Class of ' 77 as seniors that I frankly enjoyed the most. As your goals began to turn uncertainly be¬ yond Reading High — to jobs, college, marriage, etc — your need for something tangible caused you to join forces as a class and to rely on one another for friendship and advice in a mutually difficult period. It was as se¬ niors that I saw you as real persons, sharing many of the same interests, opinions, concerns and imaginings that 1 have. Thank you for sharing yourselves with me. Let me end on an inspirational note. For all such in¬ spiration I turn to the ancient world, for I couldn ' t have said it better myself. “Everywhere chance reigns. Just cast out your line And where you least expect it, There wasts a fish in the swirling water. 173 Wg m ip 1 Hygj. SSL. ' w - f gM srS wmmmmmm ' : “Gee, I didn ' t think Bunsen Burner flames could go that high. 176 Aaaayyyy! My, they ' re showin ' movies in the strangest places these days. Er, ah . . . excuse me, I ' ll be back as soon as I . . Open wide Table-Talk 177 I think I should ' ve taken a left at Alburquer- que. . . . then the baby bear said to the mama bear, ' who ' s been eating my porridge? Tippy-toes? VA ♦ I- V KV It ' s: S-M-I-T-H! The study of life? Funny, mine ' s dead. Flowers for the Fairest One truck with the works — to go! And she whirls and she twirls and she tangos. You askin ' me what this here fly is doin ' in my soup? . . . the backstroke! Finally, they got PLAYBOY! 179 Yours for the low, low price of . . “Man ' s capacities have never been measured; Nor are we to judge of what he can do by any precedents, so little has been tried. — Henry David Thoreau “But the tender grace of a day that is dead; Will never come back to me. — Tennyson I celebrate myself, and sing myself, and what I assume you shall assume, for every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you. Walt Whitman 183 “Take the lilies and the lace from the days of childhood, all the willow winding paths leading up and outward. This is what I give, this is what I ask you for. — Judy Collins “As for man, his days are as grass: as a flower of the field, so he flourisheth. For the wind passeth over it, and it is gone; and the place there of shall know it no more. — Psalm 103: 15-16 184 “Own only what you can always carry with you. Know lan¬ guages, know countries, know people. 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I 53 WSS sk Beth Monty Python dlv °rce R tS X ™ P .. h ++ a yx0_ l Massachusetts and The 200 Mile Fishing Limit 0 Y ,. „ New Hampshire . ° the, ' Sr) h ' Q I I, Q y” battle for customers of today’s women with 53 d bring H si S ; s Sen+ V, ' nt ‘V- Hrr-. . “ • . • . t,. -J _ ®Pthi :e n under ao 160 inches of ie the household snow to Buffalo . 1 r009 eS ' e iS it h r t 7 ' © . • C? Nel1 Diamond 0 Ur in t0 C 0 y er ” � orao9f ce wKlh © ' C ® Aer GFNnrrnF e is in S 9 e a s e ‘ ”Cbbb ' faV , ce t Pam il y r ° m the Ha wf Aerosmith f af rB u,-_ . W� Genocide in Uganda? % .. The Carol Burnett show ss 0v, er 3-Country Skiing - tyyyy nrtpr Pardons Draft Evaders t arter ra .. wonde r «� ' an - -—-K . ... • r © e O ; e c Hawkes ioujn f v ” over Amer) ' ca .. HEARST FOUND GUILTY Honk if{ you ' ne. homy , T eam d go 9 e l Ah. Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 V 5 •r ■SS? -. ' ■ ■kpw PURDY-VANTINE PHOTOG Reading Represent Terry Bleiler i $jip - sgtern ' «-51 J T.. ; .A- .. • Mrr i£ V RAYMOND R. COUTURE Attorney At Law Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 77 Atlantic Supermarkets Reading The Supermarkets with the Friendly Atmosphere McDonald ' s You deserve a break today so get up and get away to McDonald’s 413 Main Street Reading INSURANCE flEAlTOf? 1213 MAIN STREET READING. MASSACHUSETTS 01867 MLS CHARLES SONS 612 Main Street 191 •- — O cd CD JZ u CD V X CD § tn QJ CO W H H cn w w Cl d w W £ d O U w d U CD T. rz S bO C • rH TJ 03 00 QJ NO I - - 1 nj ' T Qj ON cn -C _bo X ON ID Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 Friendly Ice Cream 228 Main St. Reading, Mass., 01867 y CD C -d 03 fb v -d r n o g 3 V) 71 cr H n cn CD C 3 fb CD n h 3 b no r- CD ►— • o CD • S 0 O H tfl SARMAN ' S SKI LOFT 632-636 Main Street Reading, Mass. 01867 Men ' s Boys Wear The Cheese Importer . . PARTY PLATTERS GOURMET GIFTS . . 53 HAVEN STREEJ READING 944-7616 Compliments of Dana F. Perkins Sons, Inc. 192 Compliments of Afdison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc. mm MICHEAL ' S HOUSE OF BEAUTY, INC. UNISEX HAIRSTYLES READING LUMBER Rt. 28 No. Reading 55 Haven Street Reading, Mass., 01867 Phone: 944-2746 W. DANA BARTLETT INSURANCE AGENCY OF READING, INC. 1WILLIS PUflRmflCV WILLIS PHARMACY 174 Haven Street 944-3090 Arnold Bower B.S., R.Ph. For prescriptions and cosmetics Since 1850 610 Main Street Reading, Mass. Tel: 944-0432 944-4067 193 Congratulations to the Class of ' ll Fhe WitiGh’s EuU Doyon ' s Television READING SHELL 749 Main Street Reading, MA 01867 Bob Smith, Props. 944-9709 SOLO-PAK Hearing Aid Center 34 Gould Street Reading 944-1119 Brooke Amiss General Manager Hurlbert Datsun-Peugeot Hair Salon for Men Women 580 Main Street Reading, MA 01867 Tel. (617) 944-1810 DEFERRARI ' S APPETIZER 42 Haven J • v • .V Complete Line: Custom Rt. 28, Main Street Reading, Mass. 944-6900 194 Compliments of S.M. HODSON, INC. Oil Heating Contractors-fruel 26 Brands Court Reading, MA 1 Creative Photography by JAMESWAY STUDIO James T. McFarland 622R Main Street Reading MA 01867 944-3070 m km WILLIAM FOWLER INSURANCE AGENC Good Luck to the Class of 1977 JkU LASCHI HAIRSTYLISTS 154 Main Street Reading, MA 944-6111 Open Daily from Early Breakfast to Late Snack-Time C M GULF Tune-ups, minor repairs, wheel alignments 459 Main Street Reading, MA 944-9793 WAYSIDE BAZAAR 195 EDGERLEY BESSOM FUNERAL HOME C. SUMNER TEEL, INC. Insurance Planning Allan H. Teel C.P.C.U., C.L.U. 626 Main Street 944-7055 Congratulations to Gordon and Anita BERSON PHARMACY, INC. 1 Hamden Street 944-2832 treet DUNN ' S BIKE SHOP L r £j Schwinn Authorized Sales Service Repairs and parts for all makes I m 944-9221 Jim Dunn V . ' m. rA Compliments of GREG ' S DEPOT CLEANERS 16 Haven Street Reading 196 WHITE HEN PANTRY Case Drug Inc 212 Main St., Reading Convenient Shopping Open Every Day — All Year (Friday Saturday ' til 1 am) Owner: Ron Benoit Best Wishes to the Class of ' ll from GREENWOOD SONS Zina Greenwood — Contractor 664 Main St. Reading, Mass. HARROW ' S RESTAURANT 944-0410 Compliments of WESTON ' S GREENHOUSES 197 Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 Watson Bros. CHAPIN, KIELY HOWE, INC. Plumbing — Heating — Fuel Oil Reg. No. 6596 v gHHH The Oil Heat People Hersey Jewelers Certified Gemologist Member American Gem Society LEWIS, CLARK AND BROWN INSURANCE 604 Main Street Reading, MA 617-944-0427 Compliments of ERIC ' S GREENHOUSE, INC Ingrid M. Svenson 198 Peopleprotection American Mutual INSURANCE COMPANIES, WAKEFIELD, MASS. 01880 We want to keep you safe, and sound. Congratulations from the BOOSTERS CLUB 199 Congratulations to The Class of 1977 TOWN OF READING MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT VOGUE BEAUTY SALON 159 Haven Street Phone: 944-0843 Reading, MA. 01867 Compliments of JOHNSON FARM SUPPLY, INC. A True Value Store 10 Haven St., Reading, Mass. 01867 Phone 944-1141 200 Pre-School Crafts Drama Toy-Gym Camps Swimming Youth Karate Fitness Gymnastics Sports Swimming M C A 36 ABL Dr. Re. 944-7980 Adult Guitar Volleyball Fitness Bridge Badminton Tennis Tiny tot Children Teen Adult Special needs BREAD OF LIFE BAKERY 58 Haven St. Congratulations to the Class of 1977 from Pizza World Main Street Reading And Special Thanks to Audrey, Jeanne, Joann 201 Compliments of The Neighborhood Store the Reading ., f Chronicle j. | ■L CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! from . The World Team Corporation Softball Affiliate, B.D. Society, and National Submarin e Band. A Division of MERT Enterprises HITCHING POST Compliments of BEAUTY QUEST B J S oCittie’s Business Service Resumes and Theses Elaine Little 86 Haven Street 617 944-2669 Reading, Massachusetts 01867 202 JK J 1 f lll§|l§r J Kttmsk j | m Mr lifer Bp s jJF | v • Wmsfon-Solem HUNTER PUBLISHING • North Corolino COMPANY GUY GARON EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE READING (MA) PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1995 00511 686 2