Roslindale High School - Yearbook (Roslindale, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1972 volume:

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SCIIIOTS ........................... clubs ................... HCUVI ll CS ............... over the years .......... superlatives .......... sports ................. candids .......... directory ........ As a member of the Roslindale High School Class of 1972, your gradu- ation brings you face to face with a real challenge. You are now on the threshold from which your own desires, initiative, and integrity will deter- mine in large measure your progress in life. A We who have worked with you and listened to you know that you are aw- are ofthe rapid and drastic changes thrust upon you, and that you are doing your best to acquire the wisdom, understanding, and tolerance to direct these forces into the good life for all mankind. As you leave Roslindale High School, your teachers and Head Master offer you their good wishes for success and happiness in the careers of your choice. In the words of Theodore Roosevelt, Much has been given us, and much will rightfully be expected from us. We have duties to others and duties to ourselves, and we can shrink from neitherf' Helen M. Moran Head Master Dear Miss Moran, In the short time we have known you, you have shown genuine concern and cooperation in helping to make our senior year a success. We thank you for your generous support and dedication which have seen us through our many activities. As we end our years at Rossie and as you begin yours, we hope that you will have a most successful and enjoyable future here. The best ofluck always!! The Class of '72 4 'f 4 , N 3. s+ll,.s ii' 071 4,5 ', ff.. 5 Ja' y , f5f! J, ng :mfg - A I , i 1,. ,. ,i . r 1 i 1 1 'Nt -vxwnrc. 1 4 4, 45:9 5 ix ?y 512 '-A 1 .Y fs 504.1 -ssl Q. f-' - wflyff, zz' '- I , , ,wma -3' 1,4-4 ,f ..,u.,,.,,......, llo- 41- Sqn-A fn administration . KJ g Thomas H. Wall. vig Phyllis McDonough and Ann McGivern, A ssislant H eadmasler School Secretaries fi' K , sa ll? N A J' .f,,., f I i X -, Q f 5 : W 1 , W wi V aaa L. V 4-2 .X W ,. Rachel L. Larkin, RN. Nurse Marie R, Kennedy, Librarian School Custodians Lunchroom Staff 6 SAT ACH NEDT NMSQT Guid- ance News . . . Transc'r1'pIs . . . Class Rank . . . PCS g ' ' ' In1erview?!?? 220340 Lczlefiling dare was nveslerda-v . . . You have how manv .s'1udies?.' ! .' f' fy' W, f lf: Frederick J, Murphy Charles A. Packard T 'VV' George J. Manfra Caexar J. Tarallo 3--. .-... ,Q fx x K AX f Sandra A. Baer, Special Educarion Ronald B. Brown. Music Educarion 7 english . Judith M, Fennessey. Department Head Mary J. Struzziery MANTER HALL SAT verbal your score was what?!!!!! . . . grammar . . . who, who Ts, whomls . . . it sounds good to me . . . whatever that means . . . and a hello to you, H. L. !! ! ! !! ! HELP . . . term paper due yesterday . . . they say f - you get 200 points for signing your name... THE CRU- 1 g CIBLE ETHAN FROME MACBETH so foul t and fair a day I have not seen write your name and , CJ homeroom in the -front ofthe cover . .. Hey! My father was J , .5 , the last one to use this book . . . 1 Brenda M. Sullivan 42 'vW's xrd A Ulrich Paul A. O'Brien 8 Mary E. Hamrock. Yearbook Advisor Patricia T. Musto Lillian D. McCourt Donna McShane Dorothy T. Walsh 9 Owen L, O'Malley 9 A ff' 124,- X A4.. MJ. ,,,.: ,,,, ,. , 'ig 1. fag 9 44,1 sfifwi ..-y' 3 4 QSM ,wwf-L, , . ff4 ?Zf? f ,,,.,,, ,N a fi . .f,,i,-5 5-,Aw . . N . 2752351 .F physical education . . . ll-ff 5 f L4 Edna C. Sullivan G. ,-7 K A Carolyn C. Weiner Elizabeth S. Aronson A .U faiwffll, Michael A. Donato 'A 'lbs W v,..:i.., Cm .Q 2, . 'fu Q., 5 4 ' ,X 1 , - ' an., , Lx .. 'f 1- ,auf 10 Leo V. Sybertz ffl ff -e f riff' art, mechanical drawing, sewing Sam A. Midman, Ar! Dorothy R. Dolan, Art I fu V1 I. .W J .1 , If . ,K ' n Joseph P4 McVinney, Mechanical drawing s1 f'k f:i 1 fin W . i X P Galinda M. Scena, Clothing 11 business Rita M. Mathews Joseph P. Richer X 4 Helen T. Burns N-if 'X gs .fix Earl F. Chisholm E! Ruth M. Lally r 4 l il l . Q lff. if r',.r,l,ll?l'lS 3255555551 l eau. James T. Higgins I2 H.. Dorothea K. Macleod if K Mary M. Hamblen Daniel P. Foley. Department Head Hin doubt, spell it out . . . The budgetfor the week is . . . eyes off the kevboard ...A fingers curved . . . asdfjklg . . . debit . . . credit . . . dictation, dictation and more dictation . . . circle your errors . . . assets liabilities . . . debit cash, credit Joe Schmo . . . reading and writing practice . . . pass it in if it has less than three errors . . . prof! and loss statement . . . trial balance . . . income . . . expense . . . pettv cash . . . merchandise inventorv . . . assets equal liabilities plus capital . . . Frances L. Gavin il' f F. lb .- - F , ! 312 33'??', 1 J' 7' 17,333 fl fl 3 3' J' Tl ' J 31 af, Stephen J. Paciflco X, is -Qi 5 Alice S- Reilly Karle F. Siegfriedt 'ls u 11 Aw-qw Edward S. Carlevale 13 3 1-aff' David De Bettencourl 54 9-- , J ,uf fi f jf Charles W Sharkey John F Maloney Jerrold L. Patz Jane L. Jennings Syllabus .. . given .. . to prove . .. SASISAS functions three weeks of homework due tomorrow formula Winnie the Pooh word problems solutions Equa- tions . . . square roots . . . Algebra . . . Geometry . . . Trig . . . plane . . . solid . . . cube . . . theorem . . . hypothesis . . . Q.E.D. Irene Heller Nicholas D. Animas ' hu 5 Mary M. McLaughlin William Clarke .science fair projects should contain at lea.st three months of work . .. Zn + ZHCI-9ZnCl2 + H2 . . . Einstein had to start .somewhere these microscopes aren't tovs you know . . . MIT. . . valences . . . photosvnthesis . , , phvlum, sub class. genus . . . electron conhgurations . . . balenee those next Chemical equations for tonight when you take sc'ienc'e in college . . . 15 I foreign languages . . . il. ' ,. 'M 1' .alle -5, fa ,. Y ll , Roland M. Fontaine Susan E. Lewis Departmenl Head V Q-il Ethel B. Menitoff - 1 Conjugez la classe . . . veni vidi vici, sem- per ubi sub ubi ...A si si, or is it oui oui . . . Mercy buttercups Buenos Noches Aloha Hoi non! When in Rome . . . do as Armando does . . . translate . . decline . . . conjugate .. . Rome, Pompeii Paris, Madrid all in one vacation???. . . . why not? au revoir mes amis . .. Armando F. Loconte 15 ? Linda M. Nanos Paul Vorrigan Margaret M. Kane social studies . . Ralph Nader . . . assignment for Iornnzor- row will be . . . ifuvozfre going Io clzeal, at leasl cheal from the right person . . . was il 1492 or 1942 . . . there will be a brief fest Covering the Revolurionarv through Sec'- ond World Wars . . . son ofa gun . . . wage price index . . . a'on'1 bzit' a car Ihalfs' made on Fridav . . . Robert J. Kupka Dr. Mary A. Connolly. Departmenl Head Dennis R. Houle John P. Conley f? 1 x H 1 .JJ T- ...,1 4? Benedetto Salvucci Jane M. Cass Anthony J. Milano 4 3 David J. Fuller 17 Eleanor D. Sullivan 'ZX Ab A x Alfred J. Lennon mba ' ., ' Q , A ' . vc ., F 'Q' Y vw -.L Q w ,1 '.o. , 51 8 ... .sv .. JZ' Ark. 2 I ! N . I -a X , 4 . A , E P I 1 I 5 ui I I v if v fa' X n l ka LV 1' CLASS OFFICERS: Margaret McClure, Presidentg Dennis Lawler, Vice-Presidentg Deborah Au- fiero, Secretary: Patricia Ronan, Treasurer. President: Presiding officer of Senior Advisory Council, responsible for the direction of class ac- tivities such as the Semi-Formal and the Promg spokesman for the Senior Class. Vice-President: Acts, in the absence of the president, as leader of the Senior Classg is responsible for all Class Day activities. Secretary: Keeps records of all meetings, is responsible for Senior Class Newsletter. Treasurer: Keeper of the Senior Class funds: responsible for collection of class dues and pay- ment of bills. 20 JOHN P. ABDALAH Yearbook Editor lg Photographer l: Library Club fPresiden1j 3g World Affairs Club 2: Chess Club lg A Cappella Choir 1: Library Staff 33 Audio-Visual l: Tutor lg Math Club 21 Math Team l. 1 WILLIAM D. AKER MARCELLA A. Marcy AMES Student Council lg Latin Club fVice Presidenlj 21 Keyettes lg Library Club lg Theater- Going Club ll Math Club l. DIANA R. KATHLEEN M. Kath-V ABDELAHAD AGNONE Keyettes lg Pep Club 23 Keyettes l: Home and School Guidance Staff 21 Bengal Staff Representative lg Pep Club 2. 11 Track lg Bowling 21 Badminton l. ANNETTE A. AGVANIAN Latin Club 33 French Club lg Bengal Staff fHead of Deprl 21 Badminton l. .LXXX xx JAMES C, Chip ALLEN. JR. Afro-American Club lSteerir1g Commftleej 31 Football lg Basketball l. ff Rossie's Tiger PAUL T. AMICANGELO Key Club 1. 21 PATRICIA M. AMUZZINI National Honor Society 2g French Club lg Library Club 23 Science Club lg Red Cross Representative lg Guidance Staff ll Tutor ll Math Club ll Bowling l. A cd t i ff ROBERT B. ANDERSON LORRAINE D. Raine RITA M. NORMA J. ARCARO ARPINO ARSENAULT Library Club 3. Spanish Club lg Keyettes l: Yearbook Humor Staff lg DEBORAH A. Debbie AUFIERO Senior Advisory Council lg Senior Class Officer tSecretaryJg French Club lg Keyettes lL World Affairs 2: Concert Choir lg Office Assistant lg Cheerleader lg Basketball l. JUN - 4512, Oflice Assistant IL Math Club Spanish Club lg Pep Club lg 2. Ballet Class! JAMES .l. ASSAD X ,I I . CATHERINE M. Cathy AUGER National Honor Society 21 Drama Club 1: Concert Choir 13 Home and School Representative 2. DEBORAH J. Debbie EUZABETH A, Betrv BRENDA C Bfffmiv CARL P- AYAN AYQUB BARNHILL BARON Student Council 21 Keyettes I. Magic Club I, AfrofAmerican Club 3. Library Club 3: Chess Club lPresiden1j 31 Library Staff 33 Track 23 Baseball lg Chess Team fCap1ainj l. JOHN J. MARIA BATES BERGAMO Yearbook Humor Staff ll Glee Club 1: A Cappella Choir l: Pep Club I1 Office Assistant lg Bengal Staff l. The rest is goats milk. ELLEN M, PAUL J- BOLINGBROKE BONARRIGO Red Cross Representative l. If JUDITH A. Jim BERNIER Keyettes lg Pep Club l. NANCY J. BLAKE Red Cross Representative lx Home and School Representative lg Otitice Assistant l. .A SUSAN R. BONFIGLIO KATHLEEN A. BERRIGAN Senior Advisory Council l: Student Council lg Art Club l: Keyettes l: World Affairs Club lL Chess Club l: Red Cross Representative lL Pep Club Representative lg Office Assistant l: Tutor l. ANN L. BODIO Pep Club 2. ,Q DIANNA L. BOTTERMANN Pep Club 2. ,ff ' Q Somebody's watching you. JOYCE A. J. B. BOYD Glee Club 23 Theater-Going Club lg Afro-American Club 2. NANCY E. BRIENZE Student Council lg Spanish Club 21 Library Club 23 Pep Club 2. MAUREEN P. BOYD Glee Club 31 Theater-Going Club lg Afro-American Club 3. JACQUELINE M. Jackie BROWN Senior Advisory Council lg Keyettes lg Glee Club lg Home and School Representative I1 Pep Club 21 al LAWRENCE J. BOUDREAU GEORGIA BOUNOS Greek American Club lSecrelafvj 2g Art Club ll Keyettes lg World Affairs Club 21 Pep Club 2g Bowling 3. MARY JANE BRADY Spanish Club lg Glee Club l. KATHERINE L. BREWER Transcript Staff lg Keyettcs l Library Club 33 Red Cross Representative lg Bowling l. KATHLEEN Kathy PHILOMENA M. BURG BURKE Spanish Club lg Keyettes lg Library Club l: Pep Club ll Bengal Staff l. MILDRED M. Dimple CABRAL Spanish Club 3: Library Club 31 Theater-Going Club lg Library Staff lg Bowling 2. Q-'FP ELAINE L. CARMICHAEL Spanish Club 23 Keyettes lg Library Club 25 World Affairs Club 2: Pep Club 2: Office Assistant 3: Guidance Staff 1. JOANNE CASSIDY -64 ,Air-v DEBORAH A. Debbie CATALDO Student Council I1 Spanish Club lg Red Cross Representative I: Pep Club lg Guidance Staff l. OLEN T. Terri' CHAPMAN Afro-American Club 31 Football 1: Basketball 2, c'vNrHiA L, Cmdv CINIil,LI Italian Club I. PATRICIA A. Pal CA l'ALDO A Cappella Choir l1Girls' Chorus I. ELLEN J. Ellie CHASE Yearbook Humor Staff lg Art Club I1 Pep Club Representative Z: Office Assistant Z. JANET M. Sailh CLIFFORD Yearbook Humor Staff fChairman1 lg Student Council lg Chess Club lg Drama Club lg Red Cross Representative l. 26 A ROBERT F. CATALDO PAU LA D. CECCARINI Student Council Ig Italian Club I1 Greek-American Club 23 Keyettes lg Glee Club 23 Library Club 33 World Affairs Club 21 A Cappella Choir lg Science Club fVic'e President! T .IACQUELINE M. CHASE You're going to do what? On whose porch? For how many cookies?! THEODORA C. Teddy CHOCOS Transcript Staff lg French Club 2: Greek-American Club 21 Keyettes lg Library Club 23 Library Staff 21 Bengal Staff lg Bowling fVice Presidenlj 3. DEBRA A. Debbie COLE Transcript Staff lg Senior Advisory Council lg French Club I1 Bengal Staff fEdiror1 2. 5 MARIE L. COLLINS Girls' Chorus l: Pep Club 2: Bowling l. ,PQ CHRISTOPHER G. COOMBS Track 1. S o-5 GERALDINE M. Dina COPP Pep Club 2. mile! You're on Candid Camera , nl LEO W. CONNELL CYNTHIA L. Cmdi CONNORS TNlI1.l't'f'lvf71 Staff lg Senior Advisory Council lg Latin Club 21 French Club 21 World Affairs Club l: Red Cross Representative lg Bengal Staff I: Math Team l. I -gf ' , , x. , . A .Y .I X A:-A cox A STEVEN F. Steve RONALD L Rrmm COPPINGER Track fCo-Caplainj 31 Baseball Afro-American Club 31 1. Basketball 3. PAMELA K. Pam CLIFFORD D. CIW CREAGER CREDE Yearbook Auxiliary Staff lg Cross Country lg Track 3. Yearbook Humor Staff lg Drama Club lg Pep Club 2. -5 DENISE M. CREED Glee Club 21 Pep Club Representative lg Bengal Staff I. EILEEN A CRONIN Student Council 1. Juorrii A. Judi- DARBY Student Council lg Keyettes lg Pep Club 2. 1. My friend went on a health kick! it JANE M. CROWLEY National Honor Society fTrea.vurerj 2: Yearbook Auxiliary Staff ll French Club 21 World Affairs Club I1 Theater-Going Club lg Tutor lChairmanj lg Math Club fTreasurer, Presidentj 23 Math Team 23 Bowling I. ELAINE S. DARRIGO Yearbook Business Staff lg Yearbook Humor Staff lg Keyettes lg Glee Club lg Library Club 23 World Affairs Club Ig Pep Club 2g Library Staff lg Bengal Staff lg Student Teacher Advisory Council fVic'e-Presidentj l. iii SALVATORE C. CRIFO ROBIN A. CUNNINGHAM JOHN S. D'AMICO MARIANNE M. Dech DE CHELLIS Yearbook Humor Staff lg Student Council Ig Glee Club 3g Theater-Going Club lg A Cappella Choir lPresia'en1j lg Girls' Chorus 23 Red Cross Representative 23 Lunchroom Assistant 31 Track lg Basketball lg Volleyball 31 Badminton I. ELAINE M. DECOU RCEY if MARIANNE L. Randi DELENDECK Student Reader I1 Bowling I. IRENE C. DE MINICO Keyettes l. ..,,. we Let mejust try to explain it to you CORRINE F. DEMPSEY Office Assistant I: Lunchroom Assistant 3. 'L HARRY J. DE NAPOLI National Honor Society 2: Baseball l. 14? PATRICK M. Put DEMEO French Club IL Chess Club Ig Science Club 2. ENA M. DENNEHY French Club 21 Keyettes I: World Affairs Club I: Guidance Staff21 Bowling l. - I il i U U . , -+rh.,,5:, ' I I s . x I' 4 I NANCY J. CHERYL S. VINCENT S. Vinnie JOSEPH H. DE ROMA DEVER DI BELLA DI CICCO Pep Club Representative I. Yearbook Humor Staff lg Key Club lg Track I, Key Club lg Football I. Latin Club I: Keyettes lg Office Assistant I. 'O s sq t as J 9 XL DEBORAH A. DI ROMA Student Council lg Athletic Representative I. ' '- N A ' 1' , 'XG 9 JANET M. DOLAN Art Club lg Keyettes lSecre1afvl lg A Cappella Choir li Girls' Chorus lg Cheerleader I. VIRGINIA M. Ginm' DOLAN Keyettes lg Glee Club I: Athletic Representative I. DIANE E. DOHERT3 SUSAN D. DOLABANY Senior Advisory Council I1 Student Council lg Spanish Club lg Keyettes flficef Presidenlj Ig Library Club 23 World Affairs lg Science Club lg Office Assistant 21 Bengal Staff I. '-,sh rn-.,, O.K. kids. I'll do the English. if you do the trig. X- Q. ! DONNA L. DOLLOFF Girls' Chorus Badminton lg lg Pep Club 2: Riding Club I. WILLIAM J. Bill DONEGAN Key Club 21 Hockey 33 Magic Club I. 'ESV DEBORAH J. Debbie DOLAN Girls' Chorus I1 Lunchroom Assistant I. JANICE M. DOLAN Theater-Going Club I. EDWARD J. DONOVAN Key Club lg Glee Club lg Chess Club 23 Science Club I1 Track I. PATRICIA J. DORITY Pep Club ll Bowling l. LUIS P. DORSEY Yearbook Humor Staff lg Afro-American Club 3: Door Attendant ll Bengal Staff ll Track l. Ill! 'fs l CONSTANCE R, DIANA M. DOWLING DRISCOLL Pep Club 2, Pep Club 23 Office Assistant l. 4? ' .1 if RITA A. 'bf If I BONNIE G. DUGGAN , I M DUNCAN Spanish Club fseffefam ig R ' J N t 'ti Keyettes lg Glee Club l: A , A 4 Cappella Choir l. s ' f i? , ' ff ' . I-,I ' Hi! ANN MARIE R. Dunni JOHN M. DUNLAP DUNLAP Bowling lg Basketball l. Baseball l. fl' DONNA lvl, ELAINE .l. ENO FAIRWEATHER Spanish Club ll Cilee Club 21 Library Club fSt'4'l't'I!1I'l'j 31 Pep Club 21 Lunchroom Home and School Assistant 33 Guidance Staffl, Representative l: Library Stull 31 Guidance Staff l. l'm not looking, Honest! PQ f MICHAEL L. JEANNE M FALLON FELTON Spanish Club lg Key Club lg Door Attendant l, MARY ANN FERZOCO Keyettes lg World Affairs Club 21 Office Assistant 31 Lunchroom Assistant 31 Guidance Staff 21 Bowling l. .M ti ELIZABETH J. Bergv FLOOD Greek-American Club lg Art Club 23 Keyettes lg World Affairs Club 21 Theater-Going Club lgSe1enee Club lg Red Cross Representative lg Bengal Stuff2g Basketball lg Athletic Representative l, ,ii 9? X , STELLA KATHLEEN V. Karhie BARBARA A Fnzy FILIPEK FIORENTINO FITZPATRICK Latin Club 13 Library Club 2, Office Assistant lg Tutor l. MARY L. FLOOD Keyettes lg World Affairs Club lg Theater-Going Club lg Red Cross Representative ll Pep Club Representative l, DENISE M. HELEN M. FOLCO FOLEY Keyettes 1. MICHAEL J. PAUL D. Pookr FORTUNE FOUNTAINE Yearbook Humor Staff lg Key Club lg Door Attendant Afro-American Club 3. l. PATRICIA M. Guppy GASPAR JEANNE-MARIE GLANCY Pep Club Representative lg Lunchroom Assistant lg Bowling l. CLARENCE E. GATLIN Afro-American Basketball 3. Club 32 f-6 Q-'Y Y . 9 z, I '1 A '9'3i'f1'f-. A t DEBRA J. M. FURLONG Keyettes lg Library Club 3: Red Cross Representative 2: Home and School Representative l: Pep Club Representative lg Library Staff 3. PATRICIA J. Paz GAUGHAN National Honor Society fSecre1a5vj 2: Yearbook Auxiliary Staff lg Senior Advisory Council lg Italian Club 2g Keyettes lg Library Club 21 World Affairs Club 2: Guidance Staff 31 Tutor 2g Math Club lg Theater-Going BARBARA J. GAMEL National Honor Society 21 Student Council 33 Keyettes lg Pep Club Representative lg Office Assistant l. 5541? . 1514 is I' if ' ,.'!'25!.,C i. . , gm K Q32-V - 1' . ' ' K - N 2-if ' iQ13i34i.:g?,,Z ., ',.f:,'?rn - . if ff' PETER GIANNACOPOULOS Greek-American Club fPresIdenl1 21 Library Club 21 Soccer 33 Track l, Club lg Bowling l. ANN T. GLYNN Pep Club 2. O.K.. who is going up for ice cream? IRENE GORANITIS National Honor Society 21 French Club I1 Italian Club I Greek-American Club 2: Art Club I1 Library Club I1 Girls' Chorus lg Science Club fSecrelarv-Treasurer! I: Tutor I: Volleyball 2. Ti X LISA Duck-V GREANY Senior Advisory Council Ig Spanish Club I: Pep Club Ig Student Reader I: Bowling I. MARK J. GORHAM ,qc BARBARA R. GREENSTEIN National Honor Society 21 Latin Club 3: Library Club 33 Theater-Going Club Ig Office Assistant 3: Student Reader I: Volleyball I: Badminton 2. DEBORAH A. Debbie DAVID C, GUFRRIERO Keyettcs lg Cilee Club I: Girl! Chorus I1 Pep Club 2. GUINEY Key Club I: World Affairs Club I1 Door Attendant Ig Football I. PAMELA L. Pam GOSTANIAN PATRICIA M. GRIFFIN Spanish Club I: Keyettes Il Red Cross Representative I: Home and School Representative lg Pep Club Representative I: Cheerleader l. JOHN S. GRAVINA Soccer I. xgfi JUDITH A. Judy GUERRIER Keyettes I1 Bowling 2g Mr. WalI's Assistant 3. I It s the world that's wrong, not me! - I . Q EILEEN M. GUINEY Yearbook Auxiliary Staff lg Keyettes lg Red Cross Representative 23 Pep Club 2. I X MARY K. Karen HALLIGAN Student Council fS6Cf6IUfVl l: Spanish Club lg Glee Club lg Pep Club lg Student Reader l. JAMES M. MARY L. HABEEB HADLEY Key Club I: Crows Country Keyettex li Pep Club 2. fCap1ainj 3: Track fCuplainj 3. MARGARET M. Margie HANRAHAN Pep Club 2. I'd like to teach the world to sing. J...- fi LAWRENCE A, HANSCOMB Home and School Representative I: Door Attendant l: Student Reader l1Track I1 Riding Club 21 Rifle Club 2. l . , l I t 5 1 ii ' nj 4 MICHAEL C. HARRINGTON BARBARA D. Barb HALDOUPIS National Honor Society 2g lifl1I7.YCI'lf7I Stall' lg Greek- American Club 2. Latin Club 21 Math Club 2: French Club fPI't'.YI'd6'llU 3i Library Club 21 Art Club ll Bengal Staff I1 Folk Club lg Science Club l. JEAN HAPENN EY Keyettex I. on-ap STEVEN F. Mitch HAVEY Door Attendant I. I I I I TERI L. Pee Wee HAWTHORNE Spanish Club lg Keyettes lg Guidance Staff 2. aaa LAURIE A. SUSAN M. STEVEN R. HESSION HIBBARD HICKS DOROTHY I.. PATRICIA A. Pal IIUBIIARD HULME ARLENE F. HUMORA Student Council lL Keyettes ll Glee Club l: A Cappella Choir fSecre1arVl ll Cheerleader fCo-caprainj 1. CAROL C. HENNESSEY National Honor Society 21 Latin Club fPre,s'idenlj 31 Keyettes lg Library Club 2i World Affairs Club ll Theater-Going Club lg Library Staff 23 Tutor lg Math Club 2. DOUGLAS H. HOWDY Yearbook Humor Staff l: Art Club 33 Folk Club lg Bengal Staff l, JOHN F. IMBERGAMO National Honor Society 23 Yearbook Humor Staff lg Student Council lg Library Club fTreasurerj 2: World Affairs Club fPresidenr1 23 Theater-Going Club lg Library Staff 21 Tutor lg Math Club lg Math Team lg Track 2. ROSE ANN INTRAVERSATO Keyettes lg World Affairs Club lg Red Cross Representative lg Bengal Staff i l. MARION L. JAMESON Glee Club l: Pep Club Representative lg Office Assistant I. 'V ,-At' ' , 3 DIANE M. JOYCE Transcript Staff lg Senior Advisory Council lg Italian Club lg Library Club lg Drama Club Ig Bengal Staff lg Red Cross Representative 1. -1--N, ,-.4 Will the real Zorba the Greek please stand up! PAUL H. JAMGOTCHIAN Yearbook Humor Staff lg Science Club l. DEBORAH J. KANE Yearbook Humor Staff lg Spanish Club lVice-Presidentj lg Keyettes lg Glee Club 21 World Affairs Club lg Pep Club Representative l. QU! NUHAD Nina JAMAL Transcript Staff I1 Keyettes I1 Drama Club 2: Office Assistant 3: Bengal Staff lEdil0rj 23 Tutor lg Math Club lg Bowling lTrea.s'urerl 3. - Q ? I . , I 4 ll? ls! af' DAVID A. Turkciv JOHANSON Door Attendant l: Football 3. CYNTHIA A. JOHNSON Cvlee Club 31 Afro-American Club 21 Girls' Chorus 3: Concert Choir 3. HELEN KARRAS Greek-American Club fVice- Preridentj 23 Keyettes lg Library Club lg World Affairs Club 2: Home and School Representative lg Bengal Staff lg Bowling l. , M I , K !,., KATHLEEN M. KEARNS Student Council lg Keyettes lg Lunchroom Assistant l. FREDERICK J. Fred MAUREEN L. Rene KEEFE KEEFE Yearbook Humor Staff lg Spanish Club fPresiden1j lg Keyettes lg Red Cross Representative I3 Lunchroom Assistant l. DEBORAH Debbi KEHOE Keyettes lg Glee Club lg Theater-Going Club lg A Cappella Choir lg Pep Club 23 Bowling l. at 1 KEVIN J. KINCH Student Council lg Chess Club lg Guidance Staff 21 Baseball l. RHONDA M. Zelda KITOVER National Honor Society fPresIdenIj 23 Transcripl Staff Ig Yearbook Editor lg Latin Club lVif'e Pre.s'ider1lj 3 French Club 31 Library Club 23 Theater-Going Club lg A Cappella Choir I1 Student Reader I1 Tutor 3. I came back GAIL A. KITTERICK Keyettes lg Glee Club l. FELICIA Lee KLIMEK Spanish Club I: Art Club fSecrerarvl lg Keyettes lg Pep Club 2. 1 I 1 B JOAN M. KELLEY Keyettes lg Theater-Going Club lg Pep Club 21 Bowling I. LINDA Stretch KITNERS Art Club fPresidenIj lg Keyettes lg Chess Club lg Pep Club 2. WARREN B. KNIGHT Afro-American Club 3g Cross Country lg Track 2. NICHOLAS LAMBRENOS SHELLE LAWSON Afro-American Club 2g Red Cross Representative lg Athletic Representative I1 Pep Club 21 Lunchroom Assistant l. .IACQUELINE F. LE BORGNE National Honor Society 2g Student Council lg World Affairs Club lg Guidance Staff 31 Tutor l. CHERYL L. LAMOS Spanish Club lg Afro- American Club 3: Girls' Chorus l. ,gsfgm-K ROSEMARIE G, LANCIONE Student Teacher Advisory Council l. 3 t What she saidllll y 'fi v- V ,l MICHELE D. LE BRUN French Club 21 Spanish Club 23 Keyettes lg Glee Club lg World Affairs Club 2g Drama Club lg Science Club I1 Bengal Staff I1 Bowling l: Volleyball l. 'D BARBARA J. Bubs LEMIEUX Senior Advisory Council ll Glee Club 21 Pep Club 21 Volleyball 2, DENNIS R. LAWLER National Honor Society 21 Senior Advisory Council ll Senior Class Officer Hire Presidenljg Student Council 21 Library Club 21 World Affairs Club l: Science Club 21 Math Club 2: Math Team 2, THERESA LE BLANC Keyettes lg Glee Club lL Theater-Going Club I. .4 xagg33f:,g,,,,. 5 , -40, , . Q-A .J ..-gif ' ,ti V' fx MICHAEL J. LENNON 'Qi I MM M. Good! KAREN E. LYNCH JOSEPH E. MACNEIL Hockey 21 Soccer 2. Baseball 2. NOREEN LEONARD UEBER National Honor Society 21 Transcript Staff lg Yearbook Editor l: French Club lg Library Club lg World Affairs Club 23 Drama Club lg Tutor l. PATRICIA J. W. Pally Athletic Representative l. JAMES M. Jim MACKIE Key Club l. EILEEN M. MAGUIRE Yearbook Auxiliary Staff l. JOHN J. Jay DANIELLE L. MACKINNON MACNEIL Student Council Ig Basketball National Honor Society 2: 1. French Club 23 Keyettes lg Bowling lg World Affairs Club 21 Theater-Going Club lg Science Club lg Math Club fVice-Presidentj 1. MARJORIE A. Marjie SHEILA D. MALLETT MALONE Keyettes lg Pep Club 23 Bowling l. ' 4 f - .. -J -9 UP, UP, and AWAY!!! GAIL P. MANNING Keyettes lg Theater-Going Club I: Pep Club 23 Guidance Staff 21 Volleyball 2. ANGELA M. Angie WILFRED W. Willie MARSEGLIA MARTINEZ Yearbook Humor Staff I: Door Attendant lg Cross Sp21I1iSh Club ll Keyettes ll Country 31 Track 33 Baseball World Affairs Club lg 2, Theater-Going Club l: Bowling lg Basketball lg Volleyball 3g Badminton lg School Mascot l. CAROL A. MAY MICHAEL J. KENNETH J. Harpv MCCABE MCCAREY Baseball 23 Rifle Club l. Student Council lg World Affairs Club lg Door Attendant l. KEVIN R. MCCAREY Door Attendant I. ,FN GEORGE A. MANNING Baseball l. JANET M. MCCABE Student Council I1 Chess Club lg Red Cross Representative lg Pep Club I1 Track l1 Bowling Secrelarvl 3. DEBORAH J. Debi MCCARTHY Keyettes lg Red Cross Representative l. i i l l l 4 i l l 1 l 3 MARGARET A. Pfggv MCCLU RE Senior Advisory Council I1 Senior Class Officer fPre.riden1j Keyettes l. ' A , .9 lam MICHELE G. Peanul Butler MCGRAW Keyettes 13 Science Club l: Home and School Representative lL Bowling l. SUSAN E. MCTII-.RNAN Yearbook Humor Staff l3 Pep Club 3, fix SANDRA C. MCCLURE Pep Club 21 Athletic Representative lg Bowling l. :E JAMES J. Mac MCKERNAN Hockey 3. MARYANNE MICHALIK IZ MAUREEN L. Moe JOHN H. MCGEE MCGILLVRAY Keyettes lg Pep Club 2. HOCkey 3. 3 X DOREEN G. MCLAUGH LIN Red Cross Representative 1: Pep Club Representative 23 Office Assistant 3. CLAIRE A. MCNAIR Art Club lg Glee Club 1. 1 f' Try it. You'll like it! LINDA K. MILLER Transcript Staff fSecreIari'l I: Cross Country 21 Track 3. Glee Club I1 Folk Club l: Bengal Staff 21 Badminton I. 4 I N ELIZABETH A. Beth MOLINARO Student Council I: Glee Club I. lk DENISE GRAYCE L. MARILYN Mal MONDELLO MONROE MORAN Art Club I: Office Assistant I. Red Cross IPresIden1j lg Pep Club 2: Athletic Representative I. . . . and then Dick, Jane and Spot . . . A JEAN E. MORTALI Student Council I1 Keyettes lg Concert Choir I1 Cheerleader lg Basketball 3: Volleyball 2: 4.4 Badminton I, PATRICIA M. Rnckie MOMBOURQUETTE Yearbook Auxiliary Staff Ig French Club 21 Keyettes lg Library Club 21 World Affairs Club lg Science Club lPresidenIj Ig Library Staff 2: Bengal Staff I. KEVIN P. MORRISON Key Club I1 Door Attendant IZ Football 3. CATHERINE A. MORTELLITI Bowling 33 Volleyball IL Badminton I. I I l 1 l 1 I I WILLIAM M. Bill . MOURADIAN Baseball lg Basketball 2. THOMAS E. MOYLAN Key Club lg Door Attendant 2g Guidance Staff 21 Cross Country 3: Track 3. And the collar bone is connected to the neck bone . , . BARBARA A. Bam SHERYL K. MUNCHBACH MURNANE Spanish Club lg Red Cross Keyettes l. Representative l: Basketball 33 Volleyball 3: Badminton lCap!ainj 3: Rifle Club 2. GEORGE M, JANET A, NACKLEY NEILL Lunchroom Assistant 3: Glee Club lg A Cappella SOCCCY 3, Choir lg Pep Club 21 Guidance Staff lg Basketball lg Badminton l. MICHAEL F. MARIA E. MURPHY MUSTO Basketball I. ROSEMARIE T. MARGARET M. Peggy NESCI NEWCOMB Red Cross Representative Ig Glee Club lg Chess Club lg Pep Club 2. Red Cross Representative 23 Pep Club Representative 2g Bengal Staff 1: Tutor I. JANET M. .lan NILSON When you're 212, you try harder. MARILYN NORTON French Club lg Office Assistant lg Bowling l. DONNA M. NOSEWORTI-IY Yearbook Auxiliary Staff lg Keyettes lg Lunchroom Assistant l. JOSEPH G. O'NEIL Baseball 3g Basketball lg MADELINE M. Betty ORFANIDES Student Council lg Latin Club lg Spanish Club lg Italian Club lg Greek-American Club 2g Keyettes lg Library Club 3g World Affairs Club 21 Science Club lg Home and School Representative lg Library Staff 33 Office Assistant 3g Badminton 1. 43 MARGIT R, NOERPEL Pep Club Representative lg Bowling lg Badminton l. JUDYANN D. O'FARRELL Student Council fTreasurerj lg KeyettesfPresiden1j lg Library Club 23 World Affairs Club 23 Library Staff lg Bengal Staff lg Cheerleader 1. EDWARD F. O'KEEFE JUDITH A, DIANE M. PACITTQ PALUMBO Red Cross Representative lg Transvfipl Staff I: Spanish Pep Club 2, Club lg Keyettes lg Pep Club 2: Math Club l. DIANE C. Dede PAOLlNl National Honor Society 21 Latin Club 3: French Club 2: Keyettes lg World Affairs Club lg Horseback Riding Club l: Pep Club 2. SOPHIA PATOULIDIS Greek-American Club 23 Office Assistant l. tilllniafrr' Lim ANGELA Angie PAPADOPOULOS National Honor Society flfice- President! 21 Yearbook Editor lL Greek-American Club 21 Keyettes lg World Affairs Club 21 Tutor l. LEE PARASTATIDIS French Club lg Greek- American Club 21 Keyettes I World Affairs Club 23 Red Cross Representative l. SYLVIA Pavie PAVLAKIS Spanish Club 2g Greek- American Club 3: World Affairs Club l. LA UREN CE M. JOYCE E. Pere CAROL A. ski THERESA C. rem PERLMUTTER PETERSON PETROSKI PEZZUOLO Math Club 13 gasebuli in Pep Club 2. Keyettes lg Home and School Representative l. FEM Xi- EILEEN F. JAMES .l. MARYANNE PHINNEY PHOTIS POLO Pep Club 2. Library Club lg Football lg World Aff2iifS Club lt Soccer l. 71 4' s'+ 4 H S PATRICIA M. Pat POMAROLE i National Honor Society 21 ' Transcript Staff I3 Yearbook , Editor l: French Club 3: World Affairs Club lg K Theater-Going Club lg Science Club lg Bowling 21 Horse Back Riding Club 1, 1972 Hop-Scotch Champs . . . MARY GEQRGE A, ANNE M. PRQCTOR QUARATIELLO Glee Club lg Concert Choir l. Keyelw ll l-lbfafy Club 21 World Affairs Club ll Pep Club 21 Bowling l. PRIMPAS Greek-American Club 21 Glee Club 23 Science l. 47 ! JANICE A. POMAKIS EDWARD R. Eddie PRICE Key Club lg Door Attendant IL Football lg Baseball 3. 1 KATHLEEN K. Parka RANAHAN Yearbook Business Staff ll Yearbook Humor Staff I: Keyettes lg Glee Club lg Library Club 21 World Affairs Club lg Red Cross Representative lg Pep Club 21 Bengal Staff li Student Teacher Advisory Council l. 23 dv SARAH L. Sallv JUNE V. RANDO Keyettes lg World Affairs RAYMOND National Honor Society 2: .,..f Club I1 Office Assistant lg Bowling l. Yearbook Auxiliary Staff lg Spanish Club 2: Keyettes lTreasurerj ll Library Club 3 'I' 1 2 world Affairs Club fvffe- You'll never get into Wentworth with dull pencils. P eSi0'9V1U 21 Theater-Going MAUREEN H. REGAN Pep Club 21 Office Assistant ll Tutor l. JOSEPH G. Charleslown RICCHIUTI Football I1 Track lg Gun Club. 'll 7,0 BEATRICE M. REID French Club lg Lunchroom Assistant lg Badminton l. . -'f - i ES.-' Q . CHERYL A. Pinkv REID National Honor Society 2g Yearbook Auxiliary Staff ll Senior Advisory Council ll Student Council 2: French Club 2g Keyettes lg Library Club 23 World Affairs Club fTrea.rurerj 2g Office Assistant lg Bowling l. THOMAS M. RINES Key Club lg World Affairs Club lg Door Attendant l: Football l. CAESAR RIZK Lunchroom Assistant 33 Soccer fGenera1 Managerj 3. Club lg Guidance Staff l. JANET M. RENZI Spanish Club lg Art Club lg Keyettes lg World Affairs Club 2g Basketball lg Volleyball 1. CHERYL F. RODGERS Keyettes lg Bowling 1. 1 NANCY C. ROUPAKIS Keyettes lg Library Club 23 World Affairs Club 2g Red Cross Representative lg Home and School Representative ll Library Staff 23 Bowling l. QA, ANDREW S. SCHIARIZZI MARGARET A. Peggv RUDENAUER Athletic Representative 13 Bowling l. PAULA M. SCHIAVONE Yearbook Business Staff 23 Keyettes lg Glee Club lg World Affairs Club lg Pep Club Representative lg Begal Staff l. ROBERT B. Raj ROGERS Yearbook Humor Staff I1 Door Attendant l. STEPHEN M. RUSCICA Student Council lg Key Club lPresidenIj lg Baseball 2. iii BARBARA A. SCHWARTZ National Honor Society 23 Data Process Staff 3, PATRICIA M. RONAN National Honor Society 23 Senior Advisory Council lg Senior Class Officer fTreiLsurerjg French Club lg Keyettes lg Word Affairs Club 2: Science Club 11 Math Club 21 Math Team 21 Tutor 2. GAIL C. SANDEN Bowling 3. LORRAINE A. SCULLY Lunchroom Assistant lg Bengal Staff l. ali '--9' VERONICA I. SHEA SHERIDAN Student Council lg Glee Club 25 Afro-American fTreasurerj 33 A Cappella lg Girls' Chorus 23 Concert Choir li Red Cross Representative lg Pep Club l. Pep Club Representative ll Lunchroom Assistant 23 Data Process Staff I: Badminton l. .--Q PA U LETTE J. Sherri .. ' ' 1-If! ff ig? - . I 1- . --H,?a+2f.'5e u it DONNA M. CAROLYN M. SHIELDS SHRUHAN Spanish Club 23 Keyettes lg Keyettes Ig Girls' Chorus Ig Pep Club 2. Red Cross Representative lg Pep Club Representative I. I GERARD F. CHRISTINE M. MARISA I. JOHN E, Elmgr SHRUHAN SIBILIA SIMI SITTIG Dgor Attendant lg Baseball ZA Student Council lg Keyettes lg National Honor Society 21 World Affairs Club lg Girls' Chorus lg Pep Club lg Riding Club l. a at .fe s Senior Advisory Council lg Italian Club lg Keyettes I1 World Affairs Club 2g Theater-Going Club l: Science Club Ig Red Cross Representative 1: Guidance lg Math Club I. wie all RICHARD M. Homer ROBERT E. SKEFFINGTON SLAVIN Door Attendant I, Lunchroom Assistant 2. Tired, Louie? Q A - -Q. ,fev- I r v Z - , MICHELE NANCI E. SMIGLIANI SMITH Keyettes lg Theater-Going Spanish Club 1: Girls' Chorus Club l. l. JENNIE B. SOO National Honor Society 23 Yearbook Auxiliary Staff lg Senior Advisory Council lg Spanish Club 23 Keyettes lg Library Club 3g World Affairs Club 2g Library Staff lg Guidance Staff 23 Bengal Staff lg Student Reader 1. It DONNA M. STANLASKE Student Council lg Red Cross Representative lg Home and School Representative lg Riding Club l. Get away!!! Jin aa- l l , ' as Ni 'YI, ' wif 4 z JSQi3J5fA.'s . 1 1 vi f neefkff A . ,.72'f2 '4'9fl.f5'fa . xr i, ' Z- , ' V. 1 v . ' . r ,ie , 3 2195 ,, Mi fx STEPHEN E. SMITH MARY ANN T. STARUSKI Spanish Club 31 Pep Club Representative lg Office Assistant 3. KATHLEEN J. SNEYD Keyettes lg Data Process Staff 3. CHARLES H. STEPHENSON 3 AUDREY M. Aud CAROL J- STONIS STRACHAN Yearbook Humor Staff lg Red Library Club 33 Library Staff Cross Representative lg Pep 33 Bowling 1. Club Representative l. DEBORAH M. Debbie STRICKLAND Spanish Club I3 Pep Club I. DENISE E. KAREN A. TAWA TECCI MARY LOU JOSEPH J. TIMMINS TOLLAND Student Reader I. Hockey 33 Baseball 3, PAMELA B. TEEBAGY National Honor Society 21 Senior Advisory Council lg Italian Club I1 Pep Club Representative lg Lunchroom Assistant lg Tutor I. KEVIN N. MARYANN Ma! TRAC EY TRAINOR KARIN J. TREMENTOZZI Pep Club 2. AUDREY M. TURCHINETZ Yearbook Humor Staff ll Keyettes l: World Affairs Club I1 Cheerleader lg Office Assistant 3, JOHN J. VAN DAM TT' Z8 B ll- 4 MAUREEN T, Moe PATRICIA A. Pat TUTTERMAN TWOMEY Spanish Club I1 Keyettes lg Library Club IL Bengal Staff lHead Tfvpislj 31 Bowling l. Track 11 SUSAN L. Sue VIRGINIA M. Ginny VOKEY WAGGETT National Honor Society 21 Spanish Club fTreftsurerj lg Yearbook Staff lg Student Keyettes lg Library Club 2, Council 23 Latin Club 33 Keyettes lg Library Club 2: Theater-Going Club lg Science Club lg Library Staff 23 Bengal Staff 21 Student Reader lg Math Club fTrea.vurerj lg Tutor l. 53 KAREN TSAVDARIS French Club I: Spanish Club 2: Greek-American Club lTreasurerj 21 Keyettes lg World Affairs Club 2. CHRISTINE T. Sister UNDERWOOD Glee Club lg Afro-American Club IVICQ-President! 32 Girls' Chorus I, RON ETHIA S. WALKER Spanish Club lg Glee Club lg Library Club I1 Afro- American Club IPre.s'iden1j 31 Girls' Chorus I: Red Cross Representative l: Library Staff I, LORRAINE H, WALL National Honor Society 2. ini MARILYN Mari WHALL Spanish Club lg Keyettes lg Bowling l. YVONNE M, R. Vonni WHITE Yearbook Humor Staff lg Spanish Club lg Glee Club 23 Afro-American Club f.S'ef're1arv1 3: A Cappella Choir lg Pep Club I1 Bowling lg Volleyball lg Badminton l. .L ROBERT J. WENGER National Honor Society 23 Spanish Club lg Key Club 21 Door Attendant 21 Football ll Tutor l. GARY M. ROBERT J. WIN ER WOODS Nafjgnal H0n0f Sgciefy 23 YC21I'bOOk HLIITIOI' Staff ll Key Transcript Staff lg Library Club ll TUIOI' l. LINDA M. YANCHUK French Club Assistant 2. 00- l: Office PATRICIA M. YETMAN National Honor Society 2: Yearbook Auxiliary Staff lg French Club 21 Spanish Club 2: Keyettes IL Library Club 2: World Affairs Club l: Science Club l: Bengal Staff lg Bowling 1. uto be nobody-but-yourself in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else-means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight, and never stop fighting? e. e. cummings 54' .fi IUDITH R. Jude ZADOURIAN Senior Advisory Council ll Keyettes I1 Office Assistant l: Bowling fPresz'den1J 33 Athletic Representative l. xi ,Ang yge. f' ' Q'- JOSEPH A. Zeke ZIZZA Key Club flrltl'-PI'6Vl'dL'l1lI l: Football fCup1am1 3g Track l. 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J, A f ff Qu. r r.. t. , ah' Q ,J- S 'V' 'tum Q-.,, AN lg' 5 hu-L11 S Q-I 5!-lf all clubs f lyuu - - TS. Jn ,, 72 yearbook editors YEARBOOK EDITORS: Mary Ham- rock, Advisorg Rhonda Kitover, Patricia Pomarole, Angela Papadopoulos, Patri- cia Lieber, and John Abdalah, Editors. Putting a yearbook together is a monu- mental task. Decisions must be made about cover fabric and design-page lay- outs-pictorial records of activities, indi- vidual classmates, and faculty. The edi- tors have devoted countless hours during and after school and at home to prepare this excellent record of their final year at R.H.S. It is a tribute to their ingenuity, self sacrifice, and dependability. Con- gratulations. SENIOR HUMOR STAFF: Dennis Houle, Advisory Janet Clifford, Chair- mang Barbara Gamel, Vice-Chairman. The purpose of the Senior Humor Staff is to supervise the senior superlative elec- tions and photography situations. The staff writes captions for the yearbook candids and will also write the class will and prophecy. YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS: Mary Hamrock, Advisor, John Abdalah, Photographerg Susan Vokey, Assistant Photographer. Camera flashes in the class- rooms, corridors, gymnasium, and assembly hall were evidence of the indefatigable photographers at work covering every phase of senior life. The pictures are superb. humor staff . 62 auxiliary staff . YEARBOOK AUXILIARY STAFF: Mary Hamrock, Advisor. These young ladies have been at all times eager to help with the multiple details of rounding up data and typing the copy. Without the auxiliary staff the book could not have been prepared so ex- peditiously. YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF: Step- hen Pacifico and Karle Siegfriedt, Advi- sors. Want to buy an ad . . .? This is a question Paula Schiavone, Kathy Rana- han, and Elaine Darrigo have been ask- ing many of the merchants in the Roslin- dale-West Roxbury area. Thanks to their efforts, a portion of the yearbook cost has been realized. We hope you will pa- tronize our generous neighborhood busi- ness firms. business staff The success of our group photogra- phy schedules was due largely to the cheerful, unobtrusive efficiency of Dennis Lawler and John Imber- gamo. As they moved furniture, ran errands, lent a hand wherever it was needed, they proved that gen- tlemen and scholars can also be first-rate handymen. ' 1 k A6 M 9 63 national honor society . 4 I I student readers . STUDENT READERS: Sandra Baer, Advisor. During their study periods, these girls play an active role in assist- ing the visually handicapped in the Vision Resource Room. Their duties include reading to students and aiding in the preparation of tape recorded and large print materials. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Alfred Len- non, Advisorg Rhonda Kitover, Presidenzg Angela Papadopoulos, Vice-Presidenlg Jane Crowley, Secretaryg Patricia Gaughan, Treasurer. One of the aims of the National Honor Society was to set up a tutorial program for students in the school. It sponsored a White Elephant Sale in or- der to raise money for a charity. Future plans for the National Honor Society include an induction of new members in the spring. TUTORIAL SOCIETY: The National Honor So- ciety set up the annual tutorial program. It is composed of some members of the Honor Society and other members of the school. The purpose of the tutorial program is to enable students to get special help in desired subjects from the mem- bers of the tutorial society. senior advisory council . . student council 65 SENIOR ADVISOR COUNCIL: Dennis Houle, Advisorg Margaret McClure, Pres- idenlg Dennis Lawler, Vice-Presidenty Deborah Aufiero, Secrerarvq Patricia Ro- nan, Treasurer. The Senior Advisory Council is responsible for all senior class activities such as the Senior Prom, Semi- Formal, Class Day, and the Car Wash. STUDENT COUNCIL: Alfred Lennon, Advisory William Mahoney, President: Barbara Gamel, Vice-Presidentg Karen I-Ialligan, Secretarv: Judy O'Farrell, Treasurer. The Student Council consists of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Their main purpose is to bring the facul- ty and the student body closer together. Some of the activities sponsored by the Student Council this year included fund- raising campaigns for scholarships and helping the underprivileged-such as the concert featuring Ma, Pa, and Joen and the clothing drive. library club library staff LIBRARY CLUB: Marie Kennedy, Advisorg John Ab- dalah, President, Ann DiGiulio, Vice-Presidentg Elaine Fairweather, Secretary, John Imbergamo, Treasurer. The Library Club holds monthly meetings with fasci- nating speakers. The club presents two shows annually and raises money to buy things for the library. The club also publishes a monthly newspaper for its mem- bers to inform them of future activities. 66 LIBRARY STAFF: The Library Staff is made up of certain mem- bers of the Library Club who have received service pins for working in the library for fifty hours. They run the library by shelving, stamping, covering, and dating. transcript staff . . . ben gal staff . . BENGAL: Susan Lewis, Advisory Debbie Cole and Nina Jamal, Co-editorsg Maureen Joyce, Art,' Joan Genco, Humorg Janet Gioffi, Literatureg Annette Ag- vanian, Musicg Barbara Haldoupis, Astrologyg Diane Joyce, Classifeai' Kathy Fleming, Outside News,' Jen- nie Soo, School News,' Theodora Chocos, Sports. Ros- lindale High's school newspaper has been in publica- tion in its present form since 1968-1969. All articles are the work of the students. The staff members are primarily responsible for all articles but any student in the school who wishes to submit an article to the paper may do so. Membership is open to all members of the school and the officers are elected annually, 67 TRANSCRIPT STAFF: Paul A. O'Brien, Advisory Maura Kelley, Diane Palumbo, Diane Joyce, Co-Chairmen. The purpose of the group is to provide coverage of school activities for residents of the Roslindale-West Roxbury area. The group submits a weekly column of information about students, clubs. and sports which, in turn, promote a close relationship between the school and the community. office assistants MR. WALL'S OFFICE AS- SISTANTS: The efficiency of this Secretariat is exceeded only by the grace and charm of those who attend it. Blythe in spirit, proficient in function, these young ladies execute quietly and inconspicuously and indeed they contribute significantly to its smooth operation. OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Phyllis McDonough and Ann McGivern, Advisors. The girls are chosen on the recommenda- tions of teachers for their attend- ance, scholarship, and neat ap- pearance. We feel that they are in a position to create an im- mediate good impression of R.H.S. on office visitors. They operate the intercom, distribute mail, answer the telephone and aid the Head Master and secre- taries in clerical duties. ,,, C7 rvucjrvm-v-C.: DATA PROCESS STAFF: Joseph Rich- er and John Conley, Advisors. These girls are trained to assist the organizational staff in enrollment and placement, and in the continuous maintenance of Data Processing information concerning the records of every student within Roslin- dale High School. Without their assis- tance this work could not be done. Our many thanks to these girls. DOOR ATTENDANTS: These young men are a select group chosen for their outstanding good looks and Maccabean dedication to duty. By their imposing, impressive presence they promote the school's excellent image and encourage the greater improvement of it. Like Scylla and Charybdis, they are sea senti- nels with a strong protective instinct. They allow through our portals only those in pursuit of knowledge-knowledge giv- en with alacrity by a competent, unself- ish staff. Visitors to our institution, or others who wish to advance our purpose, are greeted courteously, and none is allowed to proceed unless his or her mis- sion is compatible with our mission. In- deed, we owe sincere thanks to these fine fellows. LOCKER ASSISTANTS: This year the locker crew is undertaking the task of converting all of the lockers to accept new combination locks. With this changeover the problems of lost and for- gotten keys will become nonexistent. The locker assistants are responsible for this change and the maintenance of the mas- sive amounts of paperwork necessary to keep this operation efficient and effec- tive. AUDIO-VISUAL STAFF: The purpose of this staff is to supply the faculty with audio-visual equipment when needed and to instruct teachers and students on the operation of various machin- es. I 69 music . . ' ,X A 1 'fl ' ART CLUB: Sam Midman, Advisory Linda Kit- ners, Presidentg Mary Lawson, Vice-Presidentg Felicia Klimek, Secretarvg Denise Mondello, Treasurer. In the Art Club, our main goal is to raise money for a scholarship for an art student who plans to attend an art college. Our activities consist of making posters and murals for our school plays and activities. We also make gifts and art work for orphanages and hospitals in the Boston area. theater- going club . . . 1 A CAPPELLA CHOIR: Ronald Brown, Advisory Ma- rianne DeChellis, Presidentg Arlene Humora, Vice- Presidentg Gail Attaya, Secrelary. The purpose of the choir is to learn and to present beautiful choral music from all periods of music and to learn proper balance, pitch, blend and tone quality in A Cappella singing and to develop a fuller depth in music. t O O O 70 THEATER-GOING: The Theater-going Club attempts to inform students of the various plays, musicals, and other theatre productions which are being produced in theatres and universities around Boston. The club gives students the opportunity for companionship when attending vari- ous theatrical events. representatives . RED CROSS: Eleanor Sullivan, Advisorq Mari- lyn Moran, Presidentq Juanita Owens, Vice-Presb dentq Margaret Newcomb, Secretarvq Ellen Mala- guti, Treasurerg Nancy Yoffe, Senior High Coun- cil Representative. The group dressed 200 dolls for distribution at Christmas to hospitals and or- phanages. The group collected 3105.00 from Ros- lindale High students to be sent to headquarters. This was the largest amount so far. F' HOME ROOM GUIDANCE STAFF: The guid- ance staff is a liaison between the home rooms and the Guidance Office. Their primary function is to read and post the Weekly Guidance News in each home room. Its members may be called upon at various times during the year in other Guidance matters. I 7?'?'3'a-- . ' ftw. I... , ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVES: Leo Sybertz. Advisorg Athletic representatives proved the same reliable, cooperative club as in the past in raising money to help support the teams. 71 - I if-, 1 cultural clubs . . LATIN CLUB: Ethel Menitoff, Advisor, Carol Hen- nessey, Presidenlg Marcella Ames, Vice-PresidenI,' Su- san McFarland, Seeretarvg Mary Jo Gannon, Treasur- er,' Susan Vokey, Program Chairman. The purpose of the club is to encourage among students an apprecia- tion of civilization, language, literature, and art of an- cient Rome. AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB: Clifton Whitehead, Advi- sor,' Ronethia Walker, Presidentg Christine Under- wood, Vice-President: Paulette Sheridan, Treasurer. The Afro-American Club studies the Black cultures. We discuss the conflict between black and white, rec- ognize the place of the blacks in society, and help black brothers and sisters establish a goal in life. GREEK-AMERICAN CLUB: Patricia Musto, Advi- sorg Peter Giannacopoulos, President, Helen Karras, Vice-Presidenlq Georgia Bounos, Secretary, Karen Tsavdaris, Treasurer. The club was formed to help pre- serve the heritage of the Greek students. A tutorial program was set up to help newcomers from Greece with the English language. SPANISH CLUB: Linda Nanos, Advisory Maureen Keefe, Presidentg Deborah Kane, Vice-Presidentg Rita Duggan, Seerezaryg Virginia Waggett, Treasurer. The Spanish Club helped to organize a trip to Spain in April. FRENCH CLUB: Margaret Kane, Advisory Barbara Hal- doupis, Presidentg Cynthia Connors, Vice-President, Do- reen Waishek, Secretaryy Anna Benenato, Treasurerg Danielle MacNeil, Program Chairman. Nous amuser en francais, voila notre but! In a happy, relaxed milieu, by means of games, plays, poetry and music, the French Club aims to become better acquainted with France, her people and her culture. 72 civic clubs . KEYETTES CLUB: Jane Cass. Advisory Judy O'Farrell, Presidentg Susan Dolabany. Vice-Presidenlq Janet Dolan, Secretaryg June Raymond, Treasurer. The Keyettes are the senior girls' division of the Kiwanis sponsored by the National Key Club, a school service organization. The Keyettes, in conjunction with the Key Club, have provided scholarships for RHS stu- dents, helped organize and participate in such school and community activities as clean-up, fix-up cam- paigns, volunteer work at local hospitals and orpha- nages. The club is also organizing a before schooll' hot chocolate and donut program. KEY CLUB: Anthony Milano, Advisory Steven Ruscica, PF6.S'l'd6'I7I,' Joseph Zizza, Vice-PresidenI,' Kent Gunther. Seereiarvq Weston Stow, Treasurer. The purpose of the club is to act as a liaison between the High School of Roslindale and the Ki- wanis Club of Roslindale-West Roxbury to further the involvement of the student body with community problems and ob- tain the financial support and expertise of the community for the school and the student body. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB: Mary A. Connolly, Advisorg John Imbergamo, Presidentg June Ray- mond, Vice-Presidenlg Susan Fink, Secretarvg Cheryl Reid, Treasurer. The purpose of the club is to learn more about both foreign and domestic affairs. The club has attended a meeting of the General Court at the State House, and plans to sponsor a Roslindale student at the Presidential Classroom in Washington. 73 1 I I I science clubs . . y is MATH CLUB: John Maloney, Advisor,' Jane Crowley, Presidentg Danielle MacNeil, Vice-Pres- identg Susan Vokey, Treasurerg Gertrude Blais, Secretary. The purpose of the Math Club is to use the knowledge of math in games and logic. Several field trips to places like the M.I.T. com- puter center are planned. A f LABORATORY ASSISTANTS: Alan Ferber, Advisor. Laboratory assistants are assigned to teachers in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics Laboratories. It is the duty ofthe Laboratory Assistant to help the teacher in setting up the labora- tory before class and to assist in taking down and putting away the apparatus after class. SCIENCE CLUB: Irene Heller, Advisorg Patricia Mombourquette, Presidentg Paula Ceccarini, Vice-Presidentg Irene Goranitis, Secretary-Treas urer. The Science Club, using lectures, discussions groups, and tield trips, explored the different sci- ences. It was an enjoyable club where interested members could also acquire some preparation for college sciences. MATH TEAM: John Maloney, Advisory Jane Crowley, Captain. The math team competes four times a year in the Eastern Division ofthe Greater Boston Math League. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in math- ematics through competition. 4- 4 Y EJ 74 bowling clubs . BOYS' BOWLING: Leo Sybertz, Advisory Walter Cuff and David DeCourcey, Captains. Intramural bowling has really mushroomed at RHS. Over 50 boys have spent their Sunday mornings at Albano's Lanes in West Roxbury. Walter Cuffs 112 average leads the bowlers. Dave DeCourcey and Carl Baron are tied for second with averages of 108. Mr. Sybertz and owner Lou Albano feel that the program allows the boys some good, clean, competitive fun. chess club . GIRLS' BOWLING: Edna Sullivan, Advisorg Judith Zadourian, Presidentq Theodora Chocos, Vice-Presb dentg Janet McCabe, Secrerarvq Nina Jamal, Treasurer. These girls bowl every Tuesday, two strings per person. At the end of the year, 10 of the best students are cho- sen to go into town to compete with girls from other schools. The person with the highest single or the high- est average wins a trophy. The team that wins receives a trophy for the school. CHESS CLUB: Ronald Brown. Advisor: Carl Baron, Caplain. Learning chess is an excellent way to stimulate the in- tellect through quiet but vigorous con- centration and logical management of the chess pieces. Two intra-chess tournaments were held with all Roslindale High School students allowed to enter. The chess team of five members com- peted in the chess league with interest. T lux' x 1-nk -3, if X-fl L QQFV p--,Q 3 - w w-.L 5, 'f .131 S ' -FNQ 76 Eiga .Q 3 V, hon., .QM inghiigms .. Many juniors took part in last year's production of Highlights, which was put on for three nights in April. Everyone enjoyed the music, dancing, magic show, and songs from the rock hit Hain Rossie's talented students made the '71 Highlights a big success, with the money collected from the shows going to the scholarship fund. Soul! Y I don't know how to love him. mv 2 Go I -E li 2 3 I'm called lit-tle But-ter-cup. A. ,W W.- V, V4 . Hrifw? 35, QR' vs 'VW in J ,Q -3 12 Ni li 2 -1 elections . . . Le! me make one Ihing perfeclli' Clear. . . Fl P 79 Junior class elections. held in May l97l. were the high point of our second year at Rossie. For two weeks the whole echool came alive with the campaigning and the poster hanging in the corri- dors. The climax came with the candidates' as- sembly and the actual voting to 5elect claw ofti- cers for our senior year. 23 Q 71 F' national honor society r l fic t i H' l l i l 3 l 3 3 I e Q E 'il ! Iopen thig bid , H Dol hear... One dollar... Sold!!!! This is what the best dressed men are wearing this year!!! The National Honor Society inducted new members in the spring of '7l. Our activities started in the fall. We sold book covers in order to raise money for scholar- ships. Later in the fall, the Honor Society held the an- nual VVhite Elephant Sale. Some proceeds went to a local drug council. The remainder of the money is to be used for scholarships to outstanding members of the National Honor Society. Plans for the future in- clude an induction in the spring for new members to the society. 80 car wash . ma, pa, and joe The Senior Advisory Council sponsored a car wash in the fall of '71 for the purpose of raising money for the Senior Class Fund. A lot of cars were washed. and so were many kids. In the fall of '71, the Student Council sponsored a rock concert starring, Ma, Pa. and Jo, and Still Frozen. We were proud to have classmates of ours as per- formers. All the money raised went to the School 'A' Scholarship Fund. 81 7' 1 student government da I l -W Student Government Day was held in order to give the senior class an opportu- nity to hear the qualified students who were chosen to represent Roslindale High School on a state-wide level. The winner would participate in Student Govern- ment Day at the State House in which Massachusetts high school students took over government positions for one day. The winner was Luis Dorsey, who present- ed his bill for more teenage recreational centers. l semi-formal . . . 1 The semi-formal is the responsibility ofthe Senior Advisory Council, which runs the dance for the benefit i of all the students at Rossie. The semi-formal is not a l money making activity but rather is operated as an en- joyable social event at a minimum cost. This year's 5 dance was held at the American Legion Post in Ded- ham, with music by the Inner Circlef' QT-TV 3' 'QW i 'l, 82 'i f christmas assembly . . l l i F 1 I I l , l J The Grinch Who Stole Christmasv took it during the Christmas play at Roslindale this year. The true Christmas spirit, the Grinch discovered, rests in togetherness and love rather than in material pos- sessions. In closing, the Grinch, after a change of heart, joined the cast as they sang, I'd like to build the world a home and furnish it with love . . Grinch . . . Dennis Lawler Cindy Lou Who Kathy Berrigan Max fher dogj Denise Mondello and Mary Lawson Readers Nina Jamal. George Proctor, and Susan Anderson it 7 4 I l ,, 83 vW '!1:'.l over the years . sophomore year wedgehog pants allowed at r.h.s. boston teachers strike bruins win the cup!!! rossie gets new science labs mr. o'brien returns from vietnam is paul mc cartney really dead? . . . junior year mr. cunningham retires miss adams, miss hayes, mrs. hurley, and mr. kelleher retire mr. cornwall leaves mini-midi-maxi hot pants the school is finally painted jimi hendrix and janis joplin die ted kennedy visits r.h.s. rick smith speaks at our first sports night senior year miss moran is our new principal mr. midman takes a leave of absence mr. corrigan and mr. patz grow beards miss struzziery gets engaged red china joins the united nations . . . while nationalist china leaves the u.n. mini courses teacher aid program bye, bye miss american pie CLASS OF '72 GRADUATES!!!!!!!! , EXIT C Even though he was not here for our senior year, Mr. William J. Cunningham was a very important part of our lives at Rossie. We will always remember his good humor and support of all our endeavors. Mr. Cunningham saw us through two years full of candy sales, field trips, athletic events, and countless assem- blies. The Class of 1972 hopes that he will fully enjoy his retirement. He deserves it. Thanks for the memories . . . ! All things have passedg we are 1972 graduates. Can you think back three years to your first day at Rossie? After you got off the bus at the square, weren't you confronted by a crowd of arrogant juniors and seniors blocking Poplar Street? Didn't it seem as if you were being swallowed by a crowd of 500 other confused wise fools as you tried to get into the auditorium? A welcoming speech by a distinguished gentleman start- ed off our lives at Rossie. I-Iow is your memory? High school brought new freedoms: no more silent filing in the corridors or standing to answer in class. But high school also brought new frustrations for sophomores. We had become the least important class again, so our homerooms were put on the bottom of all the activity lists. The only assemblies we saw that year were during the Hong Kong flu epidemic when the rest of the school was absent. We had one good break that year-our teachers gave us an unscheduled vacation. Classes, of course, were still held for those few students whose mothers forced them to come. Unfortunately, our luck ran out, so we patiently f?j waited for June while the seniors got all the attention. Summer vacation passed very quickly that year. We retumed in September with a new junior status. We were no longer on the bottom of the pile, we were number two so we tried harder. In January long-await- ed changes began to appear at Rossie. After con- fronting the School Committee, we had the dress code dropped. Jeans became the common mode of dress and hair lengths crept farther and farther down the back. The end of this year brought us a preview of what senior year would be like. We went on a field trip that we'll always remember and Plymouth would rather forget. Class elections got everyone involved in school politics. You couldn't walk down a corridor without being hit by wall to wall signs. Some poets created such literary masterpieces as Don't be a dead- head, vote for the red-head and Diane Joyce is your choice. Mr. Cunningham and several dedicated teach- ers retired. We returned in September to a new headmaster and several new teachers. We had a new sense of power and superiority. We were now the big guys and the only ones who didnlt know it were the teachers. How quickly they found out! We had a very wet car wash, a loud rock concert featuring Ma, Pa, and Joe and 'fStill Frozen . a grinchy Christmas. and a great semi- formal. To cut down on the frost-bite cases, the Key Club and the Keyettes got together to serve hot choco- late and doughnuts before school in the cafeteria. For many of us. senior year meant filing too many college applications and forms. Class dues and caps and gowns reminded us that graduation was only three months away. After twelve years of anticipation we became the graduates of 1972 in a short one hour ceremony. VVhat will happen tomorrow? Well. one thing is cer- tain, our three years at Rossie will be the tie to past memories of good times and good friends . . . v in rt .. 5 . - , , A I . I I 'T superlatives . . MOST STUDIOUS John Imbergamo and Susan Vokey Q., Dv- ., l' 5' Q , 17,5 ,T 'ZS 'I lf? fl X I 5:15 'ml' MOST TALENTED Luis Dorsey and Kathy Berrigan FRIENDLIEST Karen Halligan and Willie Martinez 'Mk - - dl'- BEST SMILE Joseph Tolland and Denise Mondello f'2f '4 V4 V4 W '4 V4 V I WMM it 'Wi QUIETEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joe Denault and Jennie Soo Dennis Lawler and Barbara Haldoupis MOST SPIRITED Steve Ruscica and Bea Reid Each year Rossie's Senior Class gets to pick those kids who stand out as most talented, spirited, studious. friendly, have the best smile, quietest, most likely to succeed, wittiest, most talkative, most athletic, best looking, and our class couple. The Humor Staff, along with Mr. Houle, decide on the situations they want the kids photographed in. They also provide the props and art work. Thanks to all the superlatives for being such good sports about everything. They really are super! MOST TALKATIVE Janet Neill and Cliff' Crede 87 WITTIEST Luis Dorsey and Kathy Ranahan V17 i l 3 5' -'JV 1' BEST LOOKING Diana Driscoll and Roy Campana MOST POPULAR Sandra McClure and Joseph Zizza CLASS COUPLE Kevin Courtney and Virginia O'Neill BEST DRESSED Kenneth McCurey and Carol May 88 MOST ATHLETIC Joseph Zizza and Jean Mortali F51 aa. K Q if 9 any M... SM .35 i S ,A , Y? Q' K.. 4, ,. . ,,. -1 .,. A, . P m ' ff , 2-.. 'an ,., Os?-f 0 'Wm 'Q In I 3 ,Q fa football . FOOTBALL TEAM: The spirited Roslindale Tiger eleven led by Captain Joseph Zeke Zizza ended with a 2-7 record. Injuries forced many of the misfortunes of this yearis team. Roslindale's first non-league encounter with Foxboro High School proved unsuccessful as the Tigers were walloped 38-0. Roslindale fans and parents were treated to a very successful endeavor when they attended the first annual Thanksgiving Day game vs. Hyde Park. Despite a valiant effort, the Tigers were unable to overcome a powerful Hyde Park eleven. They bowed 33-20. A young Roslindale team should win its share in the future years. Individual honors were won by Tiger tackle Weston Stow. He was selected All-League and All-Con- ference. FOOTBALL RECORD 1971 Jamboree vs Brighton Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale Roslindale 0-20 Jamaica Plain 20-6 South Boston 0-32 East Boston 14-34 Dorchester 6-32 Brighton 6-38 Charlestown 6-28 Foxboro 0-38 Trade 21-14 Hyde Park 20-33 Rossie Linemen 90 i 'Qu d!.ff.,.. frm, f' 'a. gf' f lt b ,i 'Hg 4 a . - 4 wo 'UQ was-an an x,..,J!f S-..,, 4' mw- I V ,mv-ny, fa ui? 'i 1 X n - ummm V 'X ii- ' 'EQ ' 12,54 wg! L 5 , Vzsl V45 B .xr I Q' Ae., , 1 , l iQ , . ,ff 'ju ,A W ' 00 Sify if ':p..k '5 main-Ai fs! 'o A. 1.-vw 01 SQOCCI' . Robert J. Kupka, Coach: Larry Giannokopoulos. Captain. Goal! During the past two years soccer has caught on at Roslindale as a very popular sport. A lot of this enthusiasm is due to the efforts of the team itself and its captains. This year our S'Greek team had an- other very successful year, just missing the City Championship by two points. 92 SOCCER RECORD 1971 Rossie vs Latin Rossie vs Brighton Rossie vs English Rossie vs E. Boston Rossie vs Brighton Rossie vs Tech Rossie vs English Rossie vs E. Boston Rossie vs Latin Rossie vs Brighton Rossie vs Tech hockey . . . were number one HOCKEY RECORD 1971-1972 Rossie vs J. Plain 9-l Rossie vs Dorchester 8-2 Rossie vs Brighton 4-O Rossie vs Trade 8-1 Rossie vs J. Plain 10-2 Rossie vs Dorchester 6-0 Rossie vs Brighton 8-O Rossie vs Trade ll-l Rossie vs E. Boston 4-4 Rossie vs Dorchester 6-0 Rossie vs Brighton 5-2 Rossie vs Trade 5-O Rossie vs J. Plain IO-2 Rossie vs E. Boston 4-2 UNDEFEATEDH!! The Roslindale High School hockey team this sea- son, lead by Robert J. Kupka, has been in the battle for the top position in the District League. There are seven seniors on the team who have worked hard for three years to attain this goal. The defense is led by Captain Joe MacNeil along with John McGillvray and Craig McKay. Offense is spirited by first liners Joe Tolland, Paul Doherty, and Jim McKernan. The sec- ond line is led by sophomore Dennis Sholes, and his line mates are Paul Duhaime and George Munchbach. The net is covered by Walter Yarosh and Owen Julius. The General Manager is Warren Yee. .-llhi-su-- Booga,booga,booga-ha.ha.ha indoor track . INDOOR TRACK RECORD 1971-1972 Rossie Rossie Rossie Rossie Rossie Rossie Rossie Rossie Rossie Brighton Chelsea Danvers English Bishop Fenwick Hyde Park Latin Malden Catholic East Boston 58-28 70-15 38-48 38-48 65-20 40-45 28-58 28-58 39-44 Roslindale's Indoor Track team. coached by John P. Conley. won the 1970-1971 District Championship, cap- ping off a fine undefeated season. The team is led by co-captains Jim Habeeb. Steve Coppinger, and Karl Nauss. Due to its dominance in the district league. the 1972 team will run in the City League and face tougher competition. -mam.. nil-ri . 94 outdoor track . OUTDOOR TRACK 1971-1972 Rossie vs Jamaica Plain 55-17 Rossie vs East Boston 25-19 Rossie vs Brighton 45-23 Rossie vs Dorchester 75-16 Rossie vs Hyde Park 39-20 OUTDOOR TRACK: John P. Conley, Coachg Jim Habeeb, Caplaing Cliff Crede, C0-Captain. For the third consecutive season the R.H.S. team has domi- nated the District Championship. Leading team mem- bers were Cliff Crede, Jim Habeeb, Douglas MacKin- non, William Richman, and Vincent Capone. Since three of our five runners are underclassmen, things look good for the future. basketball . is ff raf- ! I - by Y ,, 1 Q-mf? Wil 'ww M uno A i fifty? 4 N! X 'xi fx A SU l l tingh x..2' 'ZNT 0,1 -LA Captain Joe Denault, three year varsity veteran, led an all under- classmen Tiger squad into this year's basketball schedule. Joe was the quiet. hustling leader whose ball handling and shooting dazzled District League opponents. Even brighter shone the star ofthe 1971- 72 team, Tim Lennon. Tim led the league in scoring and was the Ti- gers' sole mainstay off the boards. Mr. Vertullo and Mr. Donato are the coaches. Basketball l97l-1972 Rossie vs St. Sebastians Rossie vs Brighton Rossie vs Trade Rossie vs Newton South 45-39 61-80 68-54 57-67 96 Rossie vs Boys' Club Rossie vs Hyde Park Rossie vs Jamaica Plain Rossie vs East Boston Rossie vs Boston Latin Rossie vs Brighton 51-78 60-84 63-64 67-43 51-64 71- 101 girls' sports . Junior Varsity Varsity GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Carolyn Weiner, Advisory Jean Mortali and Laurette Carter, C0-Captains. After diligent practice, we are ready to open competition against all the city high schools. Our varsity has an excellent prospective for a suc- cessful year. The junior varsity is an inexperienced, developing team gaining con- fidence with each game. The blend of various talents form the backbone of our squads. We have outstanding athletes that always exemplify sportsmanship with the high standards set by our co-captains. BADMINTON: To open the fall sports' season, Badminton is the first com- petitive activity. Students select their own partners for the weekly intramural tournaments. Doubles matches continue into November in preparation for the City-Wide Competition. This year the competition was hosted by Girls' Latin School. We were repre- sented by the doubles of Laurette Car- ter-Barbara Munchbach and Deborah Spence-Jean Wong. Each school also supplies its own officials and scorers for the tournament for this activity is stu- dent run. Roslindale did very well. We placed second to Girls' Latin, soundly defeating all other city high schools. VOLLEYBALL: These girls practiced nasiums throughout the city. We placed first in our division and were undefeated. In the play-offs, we lost to Fontbonne Academy in the final match. Mrs. Louise Kennedy, Associate Director of the Rec- reation Programs of the Park Depart- ment, presented our team with the run- ner-up plaque. We closed the season with another first, the introduction of Fistball. 97 f f f 'v w-me-' Irugtni and played twice a week in various gym- Q cheerleaders . CHEERLEADERS: Carolyn Weiner, Advisory Arlene Humora and Patricia Griffin, C0-Captains. Rossie Cheerleaders are an exceptional group of girls whose dedication and practice is well known. In the spring, many girls try out for the fourteen presti- gious positions on our squad. A recent addition to our squad is our Tiger. The skins were filled by Angela Marseglia and Bea Reid. Our girls practice all summer long in order to be ready for the opening foot- ball jamboree. They cheer at all football games with spirit and gusto. Their glow of enthusiasm is a strong stimulus for school spirit. Their cheers, chants, and songs echo throughout the stadium. The season drew to a close with the annual Hyde Park game. The squad will display their talents for the last time in the Annual Highlite Show in the spring. '77 x Q N , A ' L..-' Isa 'T 1 ffff .gig ,4 .',.- Q, I , mm! mx '15 F' 5. .ig I A ,, Q fx , .,.v 4' ' VI' 1' n f - 'v 'fx gf .1-- 'l ..3'K',f' wi fl- 'ri' ,A -tix ,-- I -- ', - -. . - - ,., 4 -f Ji.. 54.4.1 54. -'U'-Z...,, gf' dim 'V' 756-4 vg- L+ Boy, did you squeeze that chicken! The guy is xupposed to lead! Y Peek-a-boo! F sa. R R? gfysiff' xv- X 'vii ' .194 3 MaM 'Q' 43 - Ls: 1 :X - '31 H115 f, , Up. up. and away! as 'Qi' lf.:-. A I've been drafted . . . You should see me with my partner! 7 is 2 Z A These aren't the same questlonx I saw the answers lo , A . Cut it out, Jackie, just cut it out! 1 Vw 1 ...J 5 5 N s ve. AC, Just wait till we get an audience. ,,,44 4 Y -Q. 'M ,f 4 I .1 , , - 2 ,gli 0 1 V 4...- 4 l . ..,. Q i nh. X ,af I , M Q 1? oi ', if fi 1 a fa, lOl - K-'Sig 'J x 5, -6 ,..-.,-.,-e . wi--., t,.. ' V. .,,, . ... .. ,f,.-g. . vw- i l like ,..1.....,.-f..... i The Greeks pull another one! We asked for opinions. not put downs! l 3' 3 I V 4 ,o,. , Q ,Q j 3 I 0.1.1- i 4 Al J- if You should see me when I'm sad. Come on. kids! Don't stand there like a bunch of dummies. Do something! Neff f FJQT' fl l ull What are we clapping for? Valley ofthe Dolls 102 y A Mr. Wall wants me? V LMA, W view 1. if, 3.5 , j. 7 9, f Ja Take ux as we are! -A. 'T You're not really going to take our pxcture . . . L? 1 Type? Are you kidding! Rossie's Riot Squad John, you take my picture-and l'll , . , - I refuse to go out with that punk . . . Mcrfs lib . ,, 104 Q11 4- 4: N FH e I 0 M, , Qigi, Oh no! I dropped my wnlacl! K, ,.,, M-Q. I will try to do my best for God and my country . .. Come on! Tell me, tell me!!! e Nobody stole any ofour doors!!! HHppin6SS is 21 CO-ED PriS0n . , . - ion-is Library F.B.I. hard at work. ,X bf ,I I, 159 This is the way we'lI do il. fl' Q 4 Mr. Laconte, there is a girl here. 105 Welcome to our humble establiihment . , . 1 What was her name again? Dennis, quit hogging my time! it ihuuiocuai. if -Ill CIWIUU ,, 5 - ...H ' ' .r Minn W 1ii 3 i 4 ? f Z -1 When l grow up, l'm going to become Z1 secretary. All is groovy! rfv Yes. I am for real! Hey Ma. no cavities! f I Maybe ifl ignore him he'll go away. Nm-s R.. if Pencil-packing papa Hey, don't scrub so hard. The paint is coming om All dressed up and noplace to go. X 107 'Cx' V - 11 1' ' ' fu, ' KL' 1-Aw-. if ,'lJf-- Are vou attacking me from the rear? 'l Carl. we've got to stop meeting like this! ...D . - We Q6 3 nl' fl .' fr w-Nw? V ,ns ' ff L Q Time flies when you are having fun. -A ' ,.--4 ' -- I l nL.L So I says to her What is a tippecanoe? What's a Dennis Lawler? l kicked the huhit. and il kicked me hack. 108 Epi' iw. '11 04 , . ,. V 1, My , V , L A 'ef ,.. M .. , ,n.-..,,.nf-xv0Yb'M - a , - '- '. 1-., dh Q fum '11 re' WOW... 0..- 'f -G1 ,ff 'hw W ' -.mc-.. .- ' ' Us .,,,,,, . , T -5 Wave Bye-Bye , Peggy , , , When you're older. maybe you'll understand. Q l Let me peel you a grape! Q f Too much glue, Li nda. 1 ,X Vw Louie. KW? 1 .on L3 . C , , And h you love it! e said. l'll only take a min 109 ute!!! directory . . J. ABDALAH. 315 Temple St.. W. Rox. D. ABDELAHAD, 38 Averton St. K. AGNONE. 41 Cliffmont St. A. AGVANIAN. 40 Beryl St. W. AKER, 440 Hyde Park Ave. J. ALLEN. JR.. 28 Balfour St.. Dorch. M. AMES. 648 South St. P. AMICANGELO. 3886 Washington St. P. AMUZZINI. 24 Beryl St. P. ANASTASIADIS. 29 Kittredge St. R. ANDERSON. 63 Cohassett St. D. ANTONIOS. 31 Firth Rd. L. ARCARO. 9 Eugenia Rd. R. ARPINO. 4062 Washington St. N. ARSENAULT, 50 Hilburn St. J. ASSAD. 871 South St. D. AUFIERO, 6 Mt. Hope St. C. AUGER. 615 Hyde Park Ave. D. AYAN. 18 S. Walter St. V E. AYOUB. 100 Running Brook Rd.. W Rox. B. BARNHILL. 169 Howard Ave.. Dorch. C. BARON. 825 Cummins Hgwy. J. BATES. 35 Manning St. D. BAUMAN. 172 Church St., W. Rox. M. BERGAMO. 19 Jeffers St. J. BERNIER, 95 Edgemere Rd.. W. Rox. K. BERRIGAN. 10 Ansonia Rd.. W. Rox. L. BERRYMAN. 12C Weaver Ct.. Rox. N. BLAKE, 3947 Washington St. A. BODIO, 2 Ansonia Rd.. W. Rox. E. BOLINGBROK E. 97 Walworth St. P. BONARRIGO. 4 Larkhill Rd.. W. Rox. S. BONFIGLIO. 43 Patten St.. J. Plain D. BOTTERMAN. 3911 Washington St. L. BOUDREAU, 3 Ravenna Rd. G. BOUNOS. 23 Augustus Ave. J. BOYD. 75 Beechland St. M. BOYD. 75 Beechland St. M. BRADY. 8 Sheffield Rd. K. BREWER. 44B Burroughs St.. J. Plain N. BRIENZE. 80 Montclair Ave. J. BROWN. 61 Perham St.. W. Rox. R. BROWN. 235 Park St.. W. Rox. K. BURG. 60 Blue Ledge Dr. P. BURKE. 89 Wachusett St.. J. Plain M. CABRAL. 51 Hallron St.. H. Park J. CALDEN. 47 Cliftondale St. R. CAMPANA. 6 Claron St. T. CAMPBELL. 90 Brookway Rd. A. CAREY. 89 Edgewater Dr., Mattapan E. CARMICHAEL. 12 Bungalow Rd.. W. Rox. J. CARR. ll Spring Valley Rd.. W. Rox. K. CASlLLl. 10 Brookway Ter. J. CASSIDY. 24 Durant St.. W. Rox. J. CASSIDY. 345 Grove St.. W. Rox. P. CASTONGUAY. 16 Camp Rd.. W. Rox. D. CATALDO. 139 Mt. Hope St. P. CATALDO. 225 South St.. J. Plain R. CATALDO, 119 Mt. Hope St. P. CECCARINI. 4094 Washington St. O. CHAPMAN. 35 Beechland St. li. CHASE, 434 W. Roxbury Pkwy.. W. Rox. J. CHASE. 7 Wilna Ct.. W. Rox. 'lf CHOCOS. 109 Sanborn Ave.. W. Rox. C K'lNli1.1.l, 8 Kittrcdgc St. J. CLIFFORD. 200 Grove St., W. Rox. D. COLE. 58 Alpheus Rd. M. COLLINS, 153 Stimson St., W. Rox. L. CONNELL. 7 Eugenia Rd. C. CONNORS. 107 Maple St., W. Rox. C. COOMBS. 17 Msgr. Reynolds Way. W. Rox. G. COPP, 55 Paine St. S. COPPINGER. 44 Cerdan Ave. P. CORBETT, 15 Ashfield St. R. COX. 51 Beechland St. P. CREAGER. 137 Green St.. J. Plain C. CREDE. 35 Garth Rd.. W. Rox. D. CREED. 911 River St.. H. Park S. CRIFO, 14 Holly Rd. E. CRONIN. 23 Prospect Ave. J. CROWLEY, 20 Meshaka St.. W. Rox P. CUDDY. 17 Brookdale St. R. CUNNINGHAM. 120 Perham St.. W. Rox. J. D'AMlCO, 1531 Centre St. J. DARBY. 18 Bancroft St.. J. Plain E. DARRIGO. 47 Avalon Rd.. W. Rox. R. DAVIS, 189 Beech St. S. DAVIS, 111 Aldrich St. V. DE BENEDICTIS. 78 Cowing St.. W. Rox. M. DECHELLIS. 46 Rugby Rd.. Mattapan E. DECOURCEY. 57 Walter St. D. DE GRANDIS. 144 Poplar St. M. DELENDECK, 54 New Haven St.. W.ROX. P. DEMEO, 60 Colberg Ave. I. DE MINICO, 4081 Washington St. C. DEMPSEY. 258 Roslindale Ave. H. DENAPOL1. 15 Wellsmere Rd. J. DENAULT. 7 Metropolitan Circle E. DENNEHY, 200 H. Park Ave., J. Plain N. DE ROMA. 321 Blue Ledge Dr. C. DEVER. 4 Beechland St. V. DI BELLA, 112 Neponset Ave. J. D1 CICCO. 444 Hyde Park Ave. M. D1 MATTEO. 110 Newburg St. D. D1 ROMA. 19 Averton St. D. DOHERTY. 56 Glendower Rd. P. DOHERTY. 2 Blue Ledge Terr. S. DOLABANY. 24 Weeks Ave. D. DOLAN, 51 Vogel St.. W. Rox. J. DOLAN. 43 Bradfield Ave. J. DOLAN. 31 Manthorne Rd.. W. Rox. V. DOLAN, 48 St. Rose St., J. Plain D. DOLLOFF. 48 Spring Rd.. W. Rox. W. DONEGAN. 26 Bourne St.. J. Plain E. DONOVAN. 77 Birchwood St., W. Rox P. DORITY, 31 Ainsworth St. L. DORSEY. 88 Winthrop St.. Rox. C. DOWLING, 64 Perham St.. W. Rox. D. DRISCOLL, 39 Dow Rd., W. Rox. R. DUGGAN. 29 Camp Rd., W. Rox. B. DUNCAN. 115 Brookway Rd. A. DUNLAP. 25 Beechland St. J. DUNLAP, 38 Pinehurst St. D. ENO. 5 Marion St. E. FAIRWEATHER. 210 Roslindale Ave. M. FALLON. 9 Heathcote St. V. FEDRICK. 14 Colgate Rd. J. FELTON. 121 Florence St. M. FERZOCO. 166 Metropolitan Ave. S. FILIPEK. 307 Kittredge St. K. FIORENTINO. 35 Ansonia Rd.. W. Rox. B. FITZPATRICK. 15 Walk Hill St.. J. Plain E. FLOOD. 89 Fletcher St. M. FLOOD. 89 Fletcher St. D. FOLCO. 855 American Legion Hgwy. 110 H. FOLEY. 498 Weld St., W. Rox. M. FOLEY. 55 Beechland St. M. FORTUNE. 52 Samoset St., Dorch. P. FOUNTAINE. 46 Monponset St.. H. Park D. FURLONG. 31 Hallron St.. H. Park B. GAMEL. 236 Cornell St. P. GASPAR, 27 Grassmere Rd.. H. Park C. GATLIN, 70 Brookway Rd. P. GAUGHAN. 61 Montvale St. P. GIANNACOPOULOS. 214 Metropolitan Ave. L. GIANNAKOPOULOS. 23 Firth Rd. J. GLANCY. 25 Walter St. A. GLYNN. 101 Blue Ledge Dr. S. GONZALEZ. 60 Birch St. I. GORANITIS. 104 Hollingsworth St., Mattapan M. GORHAM. 9 Tarleton Rd.. W. Rox. P. GOSTANIAN. 5 Kovey Rd., H. Park J. GRAVINA. 2329 Centre St., W. Rox. L. GREANY. 165 Glenellen Rd.. W. Rox. B. GREENSTEIN. 2 Furbush Rd.. W. Rox. P. GRIFFIN. 103 Eastwood Cir.. W. Rox. J. GUERRIER. 6 Annabell St.. S. Boston D. GUERRIERO, 68 Cohasset St. D. GUINEY, 31 Maple St.. W. Rox. E. GUINEY. 31 Maple St.. W. Rox. J. HABEEB, 173 Metropolitan Ave. M. HADLEY. 138 Mt. Vernon St., W. Rox. B. HALDOU PIS. 107 Aldrich St. M. HALLIGAN. 48 Southbourne Rd. M. HANRAHAN, 45 Wilmot St. L. HANSCOMB. 20 Manley St., Dorch. J. HAPENNEY. 12 Sunset Hill Rd. M. HARRINGTON. 103 Roslindale Ave. W. HARRISON, 50 Brookway Rd. S. HAVEY, 26 Sammett Ave. T. HAWTHORNE. 3923 Washington St. M. HAYES, 21 Bradwood St. C. HENNESSEY, 36 Oak Rd.. W. Rox. L. HESSION. 21 Oriole St.. W. Rox. S. HIBBARD, 75 Aldrich St. S. HICKS. 45 Newburg St. D. HOWDY. 48 Glendower Rd. D. HUBBARD. 46 Jewett St. P. HULME. 123 Selwyn St. A. HUMORA, 10 Radford Place, H. Park J. IMBERGAMO. 64 Cohasset St. R. INTRAVERSATO, 9 Vista St. N. JAMAL, 12 Pinehurst St. M. JAMESON. 3 Congreve St. P. JAMGOTCHIAN, 26 Franclaire Dr., W. Rox D. JOHANSON, 75 Sedgwick St.. J. Plain C. JOHNSON, 60 Brookway Rd. D. JOYCE. 40 Garth Rd., W. Rox. D. KANE, 136 Woodley Ave., W. Rox. H. KARRAS, 4430 Washington St. K. KEARNS, 163 Durwell Ave. F. KEEFE. 71 Billings St., W. Rox. M. KEEFE. 800 Canterbury St. D. KEHOE, 388 Park St.. W. Rox. J. KELLEY. One Bird Place, W. Rox. M. KELLEY. 70 Bateman St. J. KELLY. 81 Sycamore St. T. KENNEY, 27 Wedgemere Rd.. W. Rox. B. KERRIGAN, 36 Blue Ledge Dr. K. KINCH, 32 Congreve St. L. KITNERS, 356 Arborway, J. Plain R. KITOVER, 6 Bangor Rd.. W. Rox. G. KITTERICK, 14 Archdale St. F. KLIMEK, 12 Chapin Ave.. W. Rox. W. KNIGHT. 27 Brunswick St.. Rox. I. KYRIAS, 51 Bradwood St. N. LAMBRENOS. 4785 Washington St.. W. Rox. J. LAMIR. 596 Poplar St. C. LAMOS, 28 Wyoming St.. Rox. R. LANCIONE. 36 Leland St. D. LAWLER, 214 Blue Ledge Dr. M. LAWSON. lOl Grove si.. w. Rox. S. LAWSON, 75 Archdale Rd. D. LAZARIDOU. 31 Ashville St. T. LEBLANC. 2 Walk Hill St., J. Plain J. LEBORGNE. 1 Belmore Ter., J. Plain M. LE BRUN. 43 Cliftondale St. B. LEMIEUX. 9 Farquhar St. M. LENNON. 4368 Washington St. N. LEONARD, 132 Roslindale Ave. T. LEVINE, 104 Glenellen Rd., W. Rox. P. LIEBER, 7 Lakeville Rd., J. Plain K. LYNCH, 183 Bourne St. J. MACKIE. 77 Beechland St. J. MAC KINNON, 50 Symmes St. D. MAC NEIL. 15 De Soto Rd.. W. Rox. J. MAC NEIL, 27 Fawndale Rd. E. MAGUIRE. 15 Springdale Ave.. W. Rox. W. MAHONEY. 65 Wellsmere Rd. M. MALLETT, 641 South St. S. MALONE, 3940 Washington St. G. MANNING, 11 Lesher St. GEO. MANNING. 65 Hollingsworth St.. Mattapan A. MARSEGLIA. 425 Beech St. W. MARTINEZ, 327 Walk Hill St. C. MAY, 27 Fletcher St. J. MC CABE, 105 Vogel St., W. Rox. M. MC CABE. 105 Vogel St.. W. Rox. K. J. MC CAREY. 31 Linden Rd.. W. Rox. K. R. MC CAREY, 31 Linden Rd.. W. Rox. D. MC CARTHY, 53 Sunset Hill Rd. M. MC CLURE, 11 Conway St. S. MC CLURE, 11 Conway St. J. MC EWEN. 25 Alberta St.. W. Rox. M. MC GEE, 192 Florence St. J. MC GILLIVRAY. 138 Perham St., W. Rox. M. MC GRAW, 134 Roslindale Ave. J. MC KERNAN, 36 Eastbourne St. D. MC LAUGHLIN, 95 Neponset Ave. C. MC NAIR, 44 Hastings St., W. Rox. S. MC TIERNAN, 19 Lorette St., W. Rox. M. MICHALIK, 23 Knoll St. L. MILLER, 151 Blue Ledge Dr. L. MITCHELL, 43 Symmes St. E. MOLINARO, 27 Haydn St. P. MOMBOURQUETTE, 41 Worley St.. W. Rox. D. MONDELLO, 92 Glenellen Rd., W. Rox. G. MONROE, 16 Mann St., W. Rox. M. MORAN, 20 Brookway Ter. K. MORRISON, 73 Bradwood St. J. MORTALI, 118 Sycamore St. C. MORTALLITI, 101 Clement Ave.. W. MOURADIAN, 28 Mendelsohn St. T. MOYLAN, 2 Marbury Ter., J. Plain B. MUNCHBACK. 26 June Stf S. MURNANE, 32 Hillock St. B. MURPHY. 59 Ainsworth St., W. Rox. M. MURPHY, 90 Johnson St., W. Rox. D. MURRAY, 83 Cowing St., W. Rox. M. MUSTO. 209 Pophurst St. G. NACKLEY, 100 Cowing St.. W. Rox. J. NAGY, 10 Maynard St. M. NAYMIE, 29 Cedarcrest Cir. 47, ,..- W. Rox. J. NEILL. 5280 Washington St., W. Rox. R. NESCI. 74 Rowe St. M. NEWCOMB. 56 Selwyn St. J. NILSON, 336 Beech St. M. NOERPEL. 63 Stimson St.. W. Rox. M. NORTON. 51 Atwill Rd.. W. Rox. D. NOSEWORTHY. 104 School St., W. J. O'FARRELL. 48 Avalon Rd.. W. Rox. E. O'KEEFE, 43 Prospect Ave. J. O'NEIL. 18 Arborway Ter.. J. Plain V. O'NEILL, 32 Landseer St.. W. Rox. M. ORFANIDES. 20 Congreve St. J. PACITTO. 7 Bradeen St. D. PALUMBO, 23 Maplewood St.. W. Rox. D. PAOLINI. 45 Pheasant St.. W. Rox. G. PAPADINIS, 196 Stratford St.. W. Rox. A. PAPADOPOULOS. 277 Belgrade Ave. L. PARASTATIDIS. 48 Iffley Rd., J. Plain S. PATOULDIS. 108 Union Park St.. Bos- EOD S. PAVLAKIS, 229 Blue Ledge Dr. D. PELLETIER, 417 Washington St.. Nor- wood K. PENNING. 39 Fairview St. L. PERLMUTTER. 247 Kennebec St.. Mat- tapan J. PETERSON. 100 Brookway Rd. S. PETRIDES. 91 Conway St. C. PETROSKI. 61 Fawndale Rd. T. PEZZUOLO. 3 Grissom Cir., Franklin J. PHILLIPS. 3899 Washington St. E. PHINNEY. 3 Albright St.. W. Rox. J. PHOTIS. 9 Varick Rd.. W. Rox. L. PIGGREM, 130 Edgemore Rd.. W. Rox. M. POLO, 22 Granada Park. Rox. J. POMAKIS, 100 Greaton Rd.. W. Rox. P. POMAROLE. 35 Mt. Vernon St., W. E. PRICE. 61 Montvale St. M. PRIMPAS, 12 Pinehurst St. G. PROCTOR. 76 Redlands Rd., W. Rox. R. PUORRO, 47 Philbrick St. A. QUARATIELLO, 29 Bradwood St. K. RANAHAN, 6 Grouse St., W. Rox. S. RANDO, 36 Walter St. J. RAYMOND, 52 Cedrus Ave. M. REAGAN. 322 Hyde Park Ave., J. Plain B. REID. 5 Perham St.. W. Rox. C. REID. 35 Elgin St.. W. Rox. J. RENZI. 140 Mt. Hope St. J. RICCHIUTI, 4065 Washington St. T. RINES. 6 Maple St.. W. Rox. C. RIZK, 18 Franclair Dr., W. Rox. N. ROBINSON, 75 Walter St. Rox. Rox. W. ROBINSON, 5090 Washington St.. W. Rox. C. RODGERS. 1524 Hyde Park Ave., H. Park R. ROGERS, 38 Aldrich St. P. RONAN, 11 Primrose St. N. ROUPAKIS, 652 South St. D. ROURKE, 100 Fawndale Rd. M. RUDENHAUER, 2 Brookway Ter. S. RUSCICA. 336 Hyde Park Ave., J. Plain S. SALVATO, 29 Halliday St. G. SANDEN, 73 Pinehurst St. M. SCARCELLA, 100 Fawndale Rd. A. SCHIARIZZI, 39 Potomac St.. W. Rox. P. SCHIAVONE, 305 Kittredge St. B. SCHWARTZ, 202 Metropolitan Ave. E. SCOTT, 604 Poplar St. L. SCULLY, 15 Windham Rd.. H. Park S. SEYMORE, 92 Brookway Ter. 111 V. SHEA. 73 Montvale St. J. SHERIDAN. 157 Church St.. W. Rox. P.SHER1DAN. 16 Bower St.. W. Rox. D. SHIELDS. 63 Manthorne Rd.. W. Rox. C. SHRUHAN. 48 Vogel St.. W. Rox. G. SHRUHAN. 83 Orange St. C. SIBILIA. 2 Cedarcrest Rd.. W. Rox. M.SlM1, 18 Cheryl La.. H. Park J. SITTIG. 346 Cornell St. R. SKEFFINGTON, 7 Pittsmoor Rd. R. SLAVIN. 69 Montvale St. M. SMIGLIANI, 7 Brookfield St. N. SMITH, 44 Linden Rd., W. Rox. S. SMITH. 94 Knoll St. K. SNEYD, 92 Cummins Hgwy. J. SOO, 19 Bataan Ct.. Roxbury D. STANLASKE, 35 Vogel St., W. Rox. M. STARUSKI, 175 Orange St. C. STEPHENSON. 14 Malverna Rd. A. STONIS, 57 Knoll St. W. STOW, 379 Baker St.. W. Rox. C. STRACHAN. 7 Edgehill St., J. Plain D. STRICKLAND, 7 Dent St., W. Rox. M. SWEENEY. 8 Newburg St. D. TAWA. 39 Stearns St.. W. Rox. K. TECCI, 4 Beechland St. P. TEEBAGY. 32 Tobin Rd.. W. Rox. J. TEIXEIRA, 58 Philbrick St. M. THOMPSON. 75 Beechland St. M.T1MM1NS. 35 Church St.. W. Rox. C. TODISCO. 38 Mendum St. J. TOLLAND, 670 Baker St.. W. Rox. L. TRABUCCO, 29 Firth St. K. TRACEY, 176 Temple St., W. Rox. M.TRA1NOR. 81 Blue Ledge Dr. K. TREMENTOZZI. 20 Miami Ave.. W. Rox. K. TSAVDARIS. 9 Denton Ter. G. TUFO. 7 Cefalo Rd.. W. Rox. A. TURCHINETZ. 127 Stimson St.. W. Rox M. TUTTERMAN, 32 Fletcher St. P. TWOMEY. 35 Overlook Rd., W. Rox. C. UNDERWOOD. 34 Lawrence Ave., Dorch. J. VAN DAM. 16 Highfield Rd. S. VOKEY, 99 Deforest St.. H. Park M. VOZZELLA, 8 Wellsmere Terr. V. WAGGETT, 102 Westmoor Rd.. W. Rox R. WALKER. 34 Fayston St., Dorch. L. WALL, 62 Tower St.. J. Plain T. WALSH. 69 Sunset Hill Rd. J. WEBB, 21 Brookdale St. M. WEBBER, 1 Glenellen Rd.. W. Rox. R. WENGER. 20 Fletcher St. T. WEST, 223 Roslindale Ave. M. WHALL, 53 S. Fairview St. M. WHIDDEN, 19 Grassmere Rd.. H. Park Y. WHITE, 101 Rossetter St.. Dorch. G. WINER. 81 Greenfield Rd., Mattapan R. WOODS. 352 Metropolitan Ave. L. WRIGHT. 23 Rowe St. L. YANCHUK, 109 Northdale Rd.. W. Rox. P. YETMAN, 8 Dent St., W. Rox. J. ZADOURIAN, 350 Baker St., W. Rox. J. ZIZZA. 21 Mendelssohn St. SUPER MARKETS ALLEN McNElL 81 ASSOCIATES, FURNITURE INC- Y Real Estate 8: Insurance Developers - Brokers - Realtors The finest in Home Furnlshmgs 26 Cummins Highway 1. Belgrade ae Roberts sr. at ROS 'male Square Rosllndalc Square Roslindale, Mass. 325-5800 Opcn Evenings 323-7005 Complete Insurance Services ll2 Best Wishes to the 1972 graduates of R.H.S. 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A , Iii r ' ' I k ' if: mmwil , W ' k' ' ,, ', ,, 1,,5,,,Q ,gQ'Q,:.,,r:-K' - ., p The timeless in you is aware of life's timelessness, And knows that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream Kahlil Gibran