Roslindale High School - Yearbook (Roslindale, MA)

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'w .r-5 'lei .- S TABLE OF CONTENTS Head Master's Address Faculty Seniors Activities Highlights Elections Car Wash Powder Puff Football Game Christmas '73 Semi-formal Flexible Campus Over the Years Superlatives Sports XX 6 E My-. The class of 1973 of the Roslindale High School is the recipient of com- mendation, congratulations, and our warmest best wishes. You have worked and cooperated to implement the philosophy, policies and practices of our Roslindale High Schoolg and you have accepted the responsi- bilities and sacrifices involved. We are proud of your achievementsg and we have been inspired and guided by the sensitivity and high idealism you have shown in our hours of mutual sorrow. May the members of the Class of 1973 have the strength, the perseverance, and the ability to give abundantly of their youth, their services, their potentialities, in the militant struggle against intolerance and evil, and to render reciprocal service to family, community, and country. In the words of John W. Gardner, We have in the tradition of this nation a well-tested framework of values: justice, liberty, equality of opportunity, the worth and dignity of the individual, brotherhood, individual responsibility. These are all supremely compatible with social renewal. Our problem is not to find better val- ues but to be faithful to those we profess. With every good wish for the future, Helen M. Moran Headmaster 4 O E xX -R. LA Q Q ZQMS Administration . .. , ...,, 1 i.i.. S Marie R. Kennedy, Librarian Thomas H. Wall, Assislanl Headmasler I V b if i L 1 f Adele M. Tarallo and Phyllis McDonough, Rachel M. Larkin, RN. Nurse Scfhool Secrefwies Alfred J. Lennon, Flexible fllllllflllh' Cfmrdimimr Anne E. Pickering, English Education 6 PSATXNMSQT . . . SAT... ACH ... PCS ... 220340 . .. transcripts class rank guidance news . .. How many airmail stamps do I need to get this to Princeton by tonight?'?'? You musr have tive major subjects!!! Somewhere there is a college that will accept you... A J' f l Caesar J. Tarallo in 'A ,' if ,r A ' l , ' Frederick J. Murphy 'fir i K 'gf lg it g 9.-'V ja . , u Charles A. Packard f A- A Ag , f ,QA gf' , a n George J. Manfra 45 ,4-an T Vfkonf' Sandra A. Baer, Special Education Ronald B. Brown, Music' Educulimz 7 English 1 4 '.i4lf.' 5 it, ,I Judith M. Fennessey. Deparlmenl Head 31 Edward A. Ulrich Owen L. O'Malley A Separate Peace The Crucible Gazsby Don't bellow out, raise your hand . . . A termpaper, on Christmas va- cation ??!! O.K., if you want or o Aren't you a darling!!! I'm going on Patricia T. Musto strike 20 words a week?? You've never been to the B.P.L.'??!! . . . cr Paul A. O'Brien KB e,. Donna McShane Mary E. Hamrock. Yearbook Advisor 8 Lillian D. McCourt Francis A. Smith 'N-. 1 Mary J. Fleming John Gearin Susan R. Goldwag 9 L Mathematics Charles W. Sharkey, Deparlmenl Head Jerrold L, Patz .am qw. 'Lf Wg John F. Maloney Jane L. Jennings David J, Hejdt Donald Pellegrini Calculate the volume of a snowman O.K. pimples . . . Messy, people, messy . . . T'zarite . . . Q.E.D. . . . To Prove . .. SAS:SAS sin 2A:2 sin A cos A Is there anything we can do for you, Nabih???? . .. Home, home on the range or was it, Home, home on the domain??!! . . . Mr. Baloney is that an h or a kv ??!! Itas only a game, I don,t give tests!!! Did I ever tell you I don't like noise??!! Syllabus . . . Is that my briefcase hanging out the window??!! . . . Moving rapidly along !!!! . . . 10 Languages 'es 'wi Paul Corrigan Ethel B. Menitoff . a Margaret M. Kane, Department Head Benedetto Salvucci Linda M. Nanos Susan E. Lewis Joseph G. Thomas a 'S ,W , .' -L N X 11 ,ff , Latin is a very methodical language Club Club Le Marseillaise ... Soc et tuem toujour l'amour Que Hora es? One at each end ofthe table and one in the middle People, Please Je ne sais pas It's not de it's they .. . Mercy buttercups . . . When in Rome, do as Armando does . . . veni vidi vici . . . Conjugez la classe . . . g,Que pasa?? Business Daniel J. Foley, Department Head Frances L. Gavin Marilyn C. Hagerty Mary M. Hamblen Karle F. Siegfriedt 4. V' fi, J an '15 -,737 14 :Q wiif 1 'viii fig! -dl? ' P fc' Z .,f s I H .zifglrfghyg I at .J f my -it -f' ,, fxwwi ' ' av. . 1 -, g 1,5 ' v W '53 6: l if fa g N 4 . aft' nu V 'H f K Rita M. Mathews Uvv 'fi bgwm- . ' T Edward S. Carlevale Alice S. Reilly Assets: Liabilities + Capital . . . My columns don't to- tal . . . asdfgglkjh . . . eyes on the book . . . Tammarrah 7:48 blues If in doubt, spell it out The budget for the week is . . . Fingers curved debit . . . credit circle your errors debit cash, credit Joe Schmo . . . pass it in if it has less than three errors . . . profit and loss statement trial balance income expense petty cash merchandise inventory 12 .1-I -, .4- . , .-7 . Ywgk. ,I 3,1 at ... I 51 . gr., X if 131 5 5fQfi.Pi L e 4 A K 1671 X james DOI'OlhC3 Macleod 'f-'gif Joseph P. Richer Ann T. O'BriCr1 Earl F. Chisholm ,lk fl ' I David DeBettencourt Helen J. Burns T fwwi 3,15 ff' if 1' If X - 1,353- J' I ! if Tl JPWIZIFZ 1'J 1 3' F' Tl Stephen J. Pacifico Leonard Miruglia 13 Social Studies Dr. Mary A. Connolly, Deparlmenl Head N., M Robert J, Kupka David J. Fuller f I , ,O '4 Anthony J. Milano Marilyn W. Corsini Jane M. Cass John P. Conley Bi-monthly will be on Thursday . . . Now where did I put my markbook?? . . . Letls play the railroad game By the way, I've misplaced your tests, so you,ll have to take them over . . . Union vs. manage- ment . . . Ralph Nader did it again!!! Everythingls Flexible!!! Let's not get personal . . . Today's V.V.', Day!!! . . . Science 'CM 7 Irene H. Garrlty Allan Furber, Department Head Mary M. McLaughlin Formaldehyde . .. Note books closed, ALL books away Hypothesis-Con- clusion HCI is very dangerous photosynthesis Preliminary lab re- ports on your Science Fair Projects due Monday You must balance all equa- tions!!! . . . One mother hen plus one egg Nicholas D'AnastaS yields one mother hen and one baby chick . . . 15 Cliften S. Whitehead William J. Clarke I IN f we-4. Peter F. Nyberg 'R ii l I l it l l il ,l l ll i, V li l 14 1 ll Il I W i1 J L il fl l l is I Art, Mechanical Drawing, Sewing V W b d ahijli W nnop rstuv IX Z Sam A. Midman,Ar1 Galinda M. Scena, Clothing . ,V , A. V f' ', X . R' Q , c 'J Hx' W , U .fb 1 4 swvq ' -4, 5 a ki- Q I ' .. I A V' 7 ,' ' , .K D0l'OIhy R. Dolan. Ar! Linda Zammafchi, Ar! F ' .,, .- x... , - 9 f I ,.l Y . ' iwys tg uv' 1 ' .3 f 35 K -834535, Sarina G. Strow, Clothing 16 Joseph P. McVinney Mechanical Drawing Ph ysical Education Gym make-up Fall in, girls Uniforms are a must Hey, get me a sub!! 50 sit-ups Take your pick, a west- ern roll or a scissor kick Circuits Michael A. Donato ... Your medical ran out last month!!! ... Cover and guide! Carolyn A. Cohen f ' ' Leo V. Sybertz Ruth E. Cushman Elizabeth S. Aronson 17 Ulf '5'2.!9f r Ss? A 1, , f 4. vt' A54 1. E4 Q-nf A ,Rfk fu fav: .f T f2'x2'f 5 A , H : V-:pil 91' ...,,'v, 1 A . A , ,v 1, '1 A '35Q1 '?1,c'f,aA, - we ,.l .vL ' 1 V HL ,.. 5. A ffm! 21,1 pgfv'-Vg.-vig- -5.-w 1 ,rv fini-F 5 T?-V' 4f'NL4z ,..V 1.183 ,vi ,f v , Kiki I-I 1 .49 .W - ,, A ,P yn .gf-n,sjA -,nl ..' , ,- 'M4 A vfffzxqfn , ,, J , ' 'Q---.-' 4- - , h- ' ,- . '-'fi-A.x. 3'-A '- ' .j 'A-1' n l-3111! .' -1 ,H -'hz--fa ' , f 'v -, . ' -' 2. 5 511Aaw. 'f4-'zu df Qiy'1'f.4ff . IDL.: 'i . . ' 'l- - r J 49 95-535 'OA ii f f, J.-Av :,.' 5,'F 4 0 f iff-' :vw -4 + 'df '7 tal x 4 6 I l .,, , , I f -f l 5 fa-nw..,,Y --qw , 5 . 1 . ...I ll iw! Xiu! WL1-52' p ti . yr- ! I President: The job of our President, Frank Scarpaci, was truly difficult and time con- suming. Frank's duties included presiding over the Senior Advisory Council and being responsible for the organization of all senior activities. Frank was the official spokesman for our class. Vice-Presiderz1.' Anna Benenato was our very spirited V.P. She assisted Frank in all our Senior Class activities. Annafs major responsibility was for the organization of Class Day. , Secrelarv: Our most efficient Secretary was Gale Attaya. Gale was kept quite busy recording the minutes of all Senior Advisory Council meetings and publishing the class newsletters. She was responsible for all Senior Class correspondence. Treasurer: Trustworthy is the word to describe our Treasurer, Nadija Kawczak. She was the keeper of our class funds, and of records of all income. Nadija authorized all expenditures for class activities. Thank you, Frank, Anna, Gale, and Nadija, for an excellent job, and for helping to make our Senior Year a successful and memorable one. , 1 A 20, A LINDA L. ABDELAHAD Yearbook Auxiliary Staff lg Keyettes lg Glee Club 31 Library Club l: World Affairs Club lg A Capella Choir 33 Red Cross Representative lg Student Readers lg N.H.S. Tutor lg Bowling lg Pep Club lg Girls' Chorus 23 Cadet Teachers 1. if GALE M. ATTAYA National Honor Society 23 Senior Advisory Council lg Senior Class Secretary: Keyettes lg A Capella Choir lg Girls' Chorus I3 N.H.S. Tutor lg Cheerleader 23 4Co- Captainj. HOWARD J. BARSOOK French Club lg Key Club lg Bowling I. fi. -.-.n-qi ,f X f v v.. 1 as J X f Q I4 ,J 532 MIKE J. AHL ELGIN ALFRED JR. Afro-American Club l: Football l: Cadet Teacher 1. .QQEQ Who said Rossie was dull?7'? ...gf PA U L J. BATES 13 f. -x .nb 4, Key Club lg Door Attendant l. . ,-R fu.. GC.. ANNA M. BENENATO Senior Advisory Council lg Senior Class Vice-President: French Club l7'reasurerj 31 Keyettes lg Pep Club lg Cheerleader Z: Bowling 21 Riding Club l. ff -. RosuNbGff'Wf'RR' .D , '21-Aj' r- A t MARYLOU ANGELO Italian Club l. av .fl .f J. ' CHRISTINE BARR nQv NANCY E. BENJAMIN ff? 'X 4 'LL Let's boogie!! 'Oi JANET M. JOYCE A. BEVILACQUA BEVILACQUA Library Club 2. Library Club 21 Library Staff l. DONNAMARIE Pickles BERGEN Pep Club Representative lg Basketball 2g Volleyball lg Key Room Assistant 3. 63 CONNIE N. BITSIKAS Greek-American Club 3g Red Cross Representative 23 Stac fPresidenIj l, MICHAEL J. BETHONEY 'zu . 2 GERTRUDE M. Trudy BLAIS National Honor Society 2g Yearbook Humor Staff lg Student Council lg Latin Club 24 Keyettes lg Library Club 2g Library Staff lg N.H.S. Tutor lg Math Club fPresidentj 3g Math Team 3. !f' lf'f' . ---- -:::: -v::.- ' ITE ,-. Alix. 40 MARY P. Raouf ANN S, MARYANN Mares ANNE M. BOSTIC BOWSER BOZZI BREEN Transcript Staff lg Yearbook Spanish Club lg Art Club l. Spanish Club lg Keyettes lg Humor Staff lg Library Club 21 Cadel Teacher 1- World Affairs Club KPre.ria'en1J 21 Science Club 23 Library Staff lg Stac l. . H he - l.':'k'xs:::O1 Q:t6 ':'u 'f'l'l'. et m w:x K'.'L GAIL A. BRENNAN Keyettes I: Bowling I. 'Ds ELAINE Red BURKE v-og ANNA H. CAMMARATA 1 L, ARLEEN L. Brev BREVICH Yearbook Humor Staff lg Spanish Club lg Keyettes 11 Drama Club lg Folk Club 21 Red Cross Representative I1 Lunchroom Assistant 23 Riding Club I. Y ds U5 CATHERINE T. Calliv BYRNE Keyettes I: Drama Club I: Red Cross Representative lg Pep Club Representative lg Office Assistant 21 Track 23 Basketball 3g Volleyball 31 Badminton 2. JAMES M. CAMPBELL ,.v JOYCE M. DEBRA L. Debbie BRUNDIGE BURAKOFF Library Club 23 Red Cross Yearbook Auxiliary Staff I: Representative l. French Club 23 Keyettes lg World Affairs Club lg Theater Going Club I: Red Cross Representative IL Guidance Staff l. l f I.s..'fi. 9. :QR 4.1 ,N tr' 2 Ht' . I , f .01 1 - I 'lllll Ii' 1 J Tl' , f ' 'if ii. I A CHRISTINE M. CAGGIANO Italian Club l. Belifw RITA MARIE CAIANI Yearbook Auxiliary Staff lg Senior Advisory Council lg Latin Club I: Keyettes lg World Affairs Club I1 Guidance Staff lg Bengal Staff lg Student Readers I. lt's a business doing pleasure with you . . . ...fY' VINCENT M. CAPONE Chess Club lg A Capella Choir 2: Track 2. -u v 5 . Q Q ff U0 . ' O O J ' no l Q O 'lah' Af!O.Q Q A D ff JEAN E, Jeannie CAVANAUGH Riding Club l. 10 JOAN JOYCE L. CARDILLO Keyettes lg Library Club 2. CARDIA DONNA M. CESERO French Club l: Bowling 2. JACQUELINE M. CHAPMAN ROBERT S. CLARK Afro-American Club 3' Baseball l. L.. lr Keep on truckin!! 24 N JAMES B. Jimmy CARROLL Key Club lg Door Attendant 23 Football 2g Gym Assistant l. JANICE D. CHIKOWSKI National Honor Society 2g Library Club 25 World Affairs Club lg Guidance Staff 3. 1 DIANE E. COFFEY Pep Club l. MARCIA S. COHEN National Honor Society 2: French Club 21 Keyettes l: World Affairs Club lg Theater Going Club ll Red Cross Representative lg Math Club l. KAREN A. Turtle CON ROY --'17 MICHAEL J. Mike CREHAN Yearbook Humor Staff lg Key Club lg World Affairs Club lg Track 23 Bowling lg Rifle Club l: Wrestling Team l. ELLEN T. CON LON Keyettes l. 1 L' LORRAINE M. COPPONI Student Council l: Keyettes ll Home and School Representative l. KATHRYN A. CONNELL Keyettes lg World Affairs Club l. ANNMARIE Miss Kilti' CONROY National Honor Society 21 Yearbook Humor Staff lg Student Council lg Latin Club lg French Club 31 Keyettes lL World Affairs Club lg Pep Club l. t Q, 9' li GEORGE L. COPSES Greek-American Club lg Chess Club 23 Door Attendant lg Track 3: Soccer 3. Did he say bogus'??'? EILEEN M, CORCORAN Pep Club lL Basketball l. MARY E. CROWLEY ,yffi-' ,A '7 N Y 1 Q.. l ,I - , ' . i ' of 4 f C wifi .t WALTER E. C00-C00 CUFF A Capella Choir lg Football 33 Cross Country 2g Track 3g Baseball l. RALPH W. DAVIS Clique , , . What's a clique??7 49 --QQ Y in ,1'1..,, TH ERESS L. Teree DAGER National Honor Society 1Presiden1j 21 Yearbook Auxiliary Staff lg Senior Advinory Council lg Student Council 2: French Club 23 Keyettes lL Library Club 33 Bengal Staff I: Stac l: Bsac l. L9 MARYANNE DEARING Transcript Staff l. 15 SONIA J. DOROTHY R. Dollie DAOULABANI DAVIES Bowling 2. MARY E. AILEEN F. DeBENEDICTIS DE COLA National Honor Society 23 Keyettes lg Glee Club l. Student Council lg French Club lg Keyettes lg Pep Club Representative l: N.H.S. Tutor lg Cheerleader 2. -.Ae ri? ANTHONY v. Tony MARY G- DELVISCOVO DE PAROLESA Keyettes l. MICHAEL J. Mor! DESARIO Transcript Staff 1: Yearbook Humor StafffCo-Chairmanl I: Italian Club I1 World Affairs Club Ig Door Attendant I1 Bengal Staff I. ANTHONY P. Tom' DI BARTOLOMEO Key Club l. fl ings.- DENISE M. Dede DOLAN Keyettes I1 Red Cross Representative I: Pep Club I. -1 7 VALERIE L. Boots DEVER Glee Club lg Girls Chorus 2. fi . ANN M, Pee Wee DI GIULIO Latin Club lg French Club lg Italian Club lPresidenIj 2g Keyettes I: Library Club fVice- Presidentl 31 World Affairs Club IL Bowling I, 1 W if , . l ,Q if DIANE M. Dee Dee DOLAN Red Cross Representative 23 Pep Club Representative I. I 27 Guess which one is the 30 year old housewife? 'O' JEFFREY J. Jen DOH ERTY Student Council I1 Drama Club lg Door Attendant 33 Photography Club lg Swimming team I. it WILLIAM F. DONEHEY Chess Club I1 Basketball ll Photography Club 2. ,ff ,ms KEVIN W. DOIIERTY Key Club ll Door Attendant 2. NANCY L, DONNILLLY Keyettes l. 4 'ig 'Wim ff. 1 KAREN DOUVRIS Spanish Club lg Keyettes lg Office Assistant 31 Riding Club l. BARBARA A. Drakie DRAKE Keyettes lg Red Cross Representative lg Pep Club Representative lg Office Assistant 23 Bengal Staff lg Basketball lg Badminton 1. RHONDA K. ENNIS Keyettes lg Swimming Club l. .mhz Dear Mommie . .. 139 rf? PAUL F. Duet' DUHAIME Senior Advisory Council lg Football 1: Hockey fCaptainl 33 Baseball 2. AQ CAROL M. ENRICI National Honor Society 2: Keyettes lg Science Club lg Bowling 2. Wg! .AML-J.. LYNNETTE M. Nezrsie ELLIS Spanish Club 11 Afro-American Club fSecreraQvl 31 School Representative to Jordan Marsh Sewing Council l. THOMAS J. Tumba FAHERTY Yearbook Humor Staff lg Student Council lg Riding Club l. 'Fl' JAMES M. Popeye DOYLE Transcript Staff lg Key Club l. MICHELLE H. ENGLER Keyettes lg Pep Club l. JUNE M. FANDEL ANNE P. FARREN French Club lg Keyettes Ig Office Assistant 33 Guidance Staff 21 Cheerleader 23 Badminton I. WILLIAM FERGUSON Key Club fVice-Presidenrj lg Afro-American Club I: Basketball 2. iv? JOYCE E, FINLAYSON Spanish Club I: Keyettes l. Y , .nv-uf-- F.-tm Wy. .Y . U W, sw- w. Q Q I I 1 s --6-www-3 Mm I ALICIA M. FERNANDEZ Art Club l: Red Cross Representative 2: Bowling lg Cadet Teacher l. CAROLE J. FINNEY 29 ELLIE A. Eldridge FERZOCO Transcripr Staff lg Yearbook Humor Staff lg Student Council 2: Spanish Club I: Art Club l: Keyettes lg Drama Club 21 Folk Club 23 Home and School Representative lg Lunchroom Assistant lg Bengal Staff 23 Photography Club fSecretaryJ 21 Junior Committee l. LISA M. FIORENTINO Keyettes l. -r .'-9 KATHLEEN T. FARREN Yearbook Humor Staff ll Keyettes lg Office Assistant lg Guidance Staff l. im:-1 - ,,ul7' i Spd? SUSAN D. Su: FINK Transcript Staff lg Yearbook Humor StafftChairmanJ lg Latin Club lg French Club 33 World Affairs Club lSecretaryl 21 Theater Going Club lg Drama Club l: A Capella Choir I1 Girls' Chorus lg Science Club 2. DONNA M. FITZSIMMONS Keyettes I. DELIA J. FLAGG Dee-Dee A fixi -ca -X lv 47 SUSAN J. FOYNES National Honor Society 23 Yearbook Editor lg Student Council lg Latin Club lg French Club fSecre1arvj 3g Keyettes lg World Affairs Club lg A Capella Choir 23 Guidance Staff 2g Math Club lg Junior Ring Committee l. ...aug gf ff:f f zygt.: JN mi ww. ROSANA El Presidenle FRANGIE Italian Club lg Lunchroom Assistant I. .7 .fi DIANE L. SEAN S. FIV JOANNE L. Jay FLINT FLYNN FOLEY Transcripr StafftCo-Chairmanj ll Wrestling Team 1. Transcript Staff lg Student Senior Advisory Council lg Council lg Art Club lSecrelaryj lg SIUCICIII COUTICTI fVIC6'-Pl'?.S'Id6VlIl F0lk lg Red Cfggg 2: French Club l: Art Club lg Representative lg Office Assistant Folk Club fVice-Presidentj lg Red lg Bengal StafffC0-Edilorj lg Cross Representative 23 Pep Club Bowling Ig Basketball lg Representative lg Bengal Staff lg Badminton 1, N.H.S. Tutor l: Math Club ll Swimming Team l. -if 'VBA iff JOHN J. FRAINE 1 3 fs ,iz-..r.,s ,NX What do you mean, this is a boys' Health Class!! 1: V71 ai SAMIRA F. Sam GWENDOLYN L. Ducey BEATRICE A. Bea FRANGIE FRANKS FRANZESKOS Art Club l. Afro-American Club 3. Cadet Teacher l. 30 RANDALL J. FRAZIER 5 Q i A i . Randi' MARYJO GANNON Latin Club fTrearurerj lg Photography Club l. vi A C.. CONCETTA F. Connie DEBRA A. Debbie MICHAEL Ji Mike' FREEMAN FREEMAN GALVIN Student Cguncjl ll Pep Il FI'CI'lCh ll ATI Club ll Key Cheerleader 23 Afro-American Club ISPCVPIIIFVI ll Glee Club ll Club 1, Door Attendant lL Football 21 Bowling 2. JAMES Ben , 51 Q X , , - GAY 1 . X' - x Rf ' Baseball 2, is ' ' A SJ- lb A r A ll ' N- fic l'A l '1 A I Who's Paul Glover'?'? Jsfnff ff' - , , 'Q' ,, 1, . if V ., .3 gt- X 34, 6 . 1, K+' ,vi 4,563 F I ,-ff BARBARA S. Barb LYNN D. ANN M. Annie NEIL J. GERSTEIN GILBERT GILLESPIE GINNETTY Keyettes lg Pep Club l. French Club I: Keyettes l: Pep Club ll Riding Club I. 31 , t Quick. what's the answer?7 a7 f, 2 - ' , , , ' , tffffeia, fi ,S , ,. ',- fig ' 2 14' .I ' . ,,f'7':2,5 , lv ' 7' I ,f at M. ., ,V V W. 'I LH L MARY L. ooss Pep Club 2. AC' N-17, .gl ANNMARIE C, GRUHN Keyettes l. 2 i .IEANIE A. Elwood GOTTWALD Student Council l. LUISA GUASTUCCI National Honor Society 2: Student Reader l. nfl if I' SANDRA A. Sandi' GIOVANNUCCI National Honor Society 21 Keyettes I: Science Club l. A 'O' r . 1 ,tx ROBERT L. Bubba GRANT Latin Club l. THERESE A. Terfv GUINZALI Italian Club 11 Keyettes I1 Drama Club 31 Pep Club lg Bengal Staff li Locker Assistant 2. PAUL E. GLOVER -9 SHERYLE A. Sherry GROVES Keyettes lg Swimming Club l. KENT F. Kenny GUNTHER Key Club fPresiden1, Secrelaryj 21 Football 2: Baseball 2: Basketball 2. i JOHN C. Ski' GUTOWSKI Senior Advisory Council ll Student Council 1: World Affairs Club 21 N.H.S. Tutor 23 Baseball 2. 'Q X, GORDON M. Gardie HATCH Baseball 2. , ! DENISE M. HEROUX Transcripl Staff IL Library Club 2. , j Z LP ERNIE R. HABEEB Cross Country 21 Track 2: Baseball 21 Bowling l. MARYJANE HAY Keyettes l. 1, 1 tix Q ki ,Q- ,iron JANET L. HIBBARD Keyettes l. I , CHARLES EVELYN M. HAMOS HANLON Italian Club lg Greek-American Club 3: Soccer lCaptainJ 3. W A. if .Af 171' -1 ' . I, I, 4? f ry. V flfmvrrr - -1 ,. 4 PIN V 5 V . C 4-,M-1 , ,ya .K .l i V X W, -f ff I WILLIAM B. CAROLYN lf. HEFFERNAN HENRY Baseball 3. Yearbook Humor Staff I: Student Council lL Keycttes ll Bengal Staff l. L 5, - 1 11' ,Y 1' x .AE l'lI see you two milks, and l'll raise you a browniel! ' i -h W. ,gf n vt' , f ELISA P. Lisa ELAINE Ponkie SANDRA C. Sandi' HOUSTON HOYT HURWITZ National Honor Society 21 Keyettes I. Keyettes I1 Library Club lg World Affairs Club lg Data Process Staff 31 Bengal Staff 21 Cheerleader lg Bowling I. i ',f CHRISTINE A. Tina INTRAVERSATO Red Cross Representative 2. if-Ni .1 CATHERINE A. JACKSON -'- 7 EDWARD JANNINI Eddie TL? CAMILLA R. Kim JORGENSEN Keyettes Ig Track lg Basketball li Volleyball I1 Badminton I, t, M2 f , I .4 B 1 F f' jv 1 . , ,RI , s 4 ,A .C x 2' 3 i , , s- ,K f Who put the mouse in my locker??!! 34 lf! ANTON l ETTA L. Toni INCRETOLLI Italian Club 23 Keyettes lg Library Club 33 World Affairs Club lg Pep Club lg Library Staff 33 Bowling fTreasurerj 3. 'J v .ILL 1 734' D RUTHIE M. JOHNSON Afro-American Club l. MARY A. KANE Basketball 23 Volleyball 25 Badminton 2. CHARLES N. Charlie KANELOS Library Club fTreasurerj 2: Drama Club lg A Capella Choir I: Library Staff 2. :IA ' ,I ,sw fe 1 W1 f ' X I V I' 44 I5 h x ' I I LAWRENCE KEEGAN .fn-9 EDWARD L. KIERNAN QR 'AK fb saab NADIJA E. DANIEL J. FRANCES A. Frzmni KAWCZAK KEARNEY KEARNEY Senior Advisory Council lL Senior Key Club ll FOOIb21ll I: Class Treasurer: Folk Club lg Basketball l. lg Track lg Basketball lg Vol- leyball 23 Photography Club lg Riding Club l. 4 Pj' 452 iv? .217 --?' DIANE A, MARTIN Marti' FAITH Fate KELIHER KELLEY KHARIBIAN Keyettes I1 Folk Club I. Student Council 2g Red Cross Representative I: Home and School Representative l 4 't l '3 A i I Ham-a-rock . . . I am a Wall!!! 35 r lQ 'fD FORREST W. KNEELAND Soccer l. fsa CARL B. KOSKY Transerzpl Staff lg Yearbook Auxiliary Staff lg Senior Advisory Council lg French Club lg Drama Club lg Bengal Staff lg Math Club fVl't'C-Pf6.Yld6I1ll l. LEO F. Fred LANG Art Club l. '. V v -,. , . 7' TERESIA KOUTROUBAS EV ELY N Eve LAMBROS Greek-American Club lg Keyettes Keyeiieg 1, I 1 Basketball l. KATHLEEN P. Kdllll' LANGDON Keyettes lg Pep Club lg Cadet Teacher l. Mother had a feeling. l might be mo appealing . . . 36 ...ay DEBORAH LAWLER LIEBER National Honor Society 23 Transcript Staff lg Yearbook Editor I: Senior Advisory Council lg Student Council I: French Club lPresidenlj 21 Keyettes lg Library Club 2g World Affairs Club 21 Pep Club lg Library Staff 21 Bengal Staff lg N.H.S. Tutor lg Math Club lSec'relarvl ll Photography Club lg Junior Ring Committee lL ll's Academic l. BERTHA Berl LANE Afro-American Club 2. M. ANNE LEWIS Transcript Staff lg Senior Advisory Council lg Yearbook Humor Staff lg Keyettes lSeeretarvj lg Girls' Chorus lg Red Cross Representative lg Bengal Staff l: Cheerleader fTigerj lg Basketball lg Volleyball 1. NANCY J. LILJEGREN Keyettes l. ffx '--40 PATRICIA A. Par LOMUSCIO Spanish Club lg Keyettes lg Track 21 Bowling lg Riding Club l. GALE A. LINDSAY Spanish Club fPresidenrj l: Keyettes lg Riding Club fPf6Sfd6'I1Il l. f vt. , I MARK JANICE A. LYDON MacDONALD Key Club lg Football 31 Track l: Spanish Club l: Keyettes l. Baseball lg Basketball l. Fqfd, Bend and stretch. reach for the stars 1 -4- 'i ANNMARIE MacKlNNON Keyettes lg Red Cross Representative l: Home and School Representative 2: Pep Club Representative lg Track l: Bowling I. DEBORAH A. Deb MARCIA A. Marshmallow MaCNElLL MALOOF Keyettes lg Guidance Staff l. KCyCllCS ll Badminton l. JOHN B. MANNING ' Yearbook Humor Staff ll M.F.A. 23 Mass. Art lg Cadet Teacher lg Bowling l. r' -vrfi ELIZABETH J. MacKlNNON Keyettes ll Bowling 2. Q If LEA M. MARSIGLIA Keyettes lg Lunchroom Assistant lg Bowling I1 Photography Club l. K..-is Q , DENNIS .l. MARTIN Student Council lL Golf Team l. QCN 4 5 The Love Bug . . . KATHLEEN A. lirlrlit' MARYELLEN Mellen DANIEL D, Danny MCCOU RT Keyettes l. CATHERINE M. Kim' McNAl,l,Y I Italian Club lg Keycttes ll Library Club 21 A Capella Choir lp l.ibrury Staff 2. MCEACHERN MCGILLIS Swimming Club lg Riding Club l. Key Club lg Door Attendant l, STEPHEN R. MCN U LTY Wrestling Team l. Senior Advisory Council ll 'ctr' I'-Q ?U'h '4 I I 1 .43- 4 ' . f' 2 . X , 357 ' V ' 1 L, 1. A, 11. ' ,rv 'iw' ' 2 17 , 1 1 ,'- w ANDREW P. MATHESIS Latin Club I1 Greek-American Club 3. 1 'Q 5 CAROL A. MCKERNAN National Honor Society 2: Yearbook Auxiliary Staff lg French Club fTreasurerj 2g Keyettes lg World Affairs Club lg A Capella Choir lg Pep Club 2 Office Assistant 2g Guidance Staff 23 N.H.S. Tutor 21 Math Club lp fTreasurerj Cheerleader 2: Bowling lg Spanish Club l. 15 LYNNE M, Mags MEGLIOLA ,nl '. il lv - ' If-'19 J- x I A if I l ' Q i , if GEORGE L. Hamvler MESMAR Transcrzpr Staff Ig Latin Club KSecreIafvj I1 Italian Club I1 Greek-American Club lg Glee Club I1 Key Club Ig Library Club I1 Chess Club I: A Capella Choir I: Audio-Visual Staff 2, WILLIAM R. MILLS Italian Club Ig Key Club Ig Hockey 23 Swimming Team I. v-var! j f X , I. ff X I-Iow about a dip?? X 4-Q Mg 90 ... Ni MARIA E. Marie JOHN P. Gunner MINGOLLA MIRABELLA KCy6IlCS I, Tranxcripr Staff Ig Italian Club Ig Door Attendant I1 Baseball I: Basketball 2. JAMES M. RICKY L. VIRGINIA A. MOORE MOORE MOORE Glee Club I: A Capella Choir I. ai',v-1 ,X-r E-of --as MAGDA MICHAELIDIS Greek-American Club 2. MICHAEL MIRABELLA Baseball 3, DON NA M. MORONEY - I I ,AFT fl' ,x... 'S 's GEORGE E. Muriclii' DONALD R. CATHERINE A. Calhv MUNCHBACH MUNROE MURRAY Door Attendant lg Hockey 3. Keyettes lg Pep Club l, ARMANDO MUSTO JEANNETTE M. NACKLEY Office Assistant I. pang, Doreen, you didn II! ! rhusef- X 4, 1 Q lla? I . 22.4. -Qznyqrx U , .P . g may -ll it 5 I-, I . + . I X N3 FRANCIS L. NATOLA Latin Club l Key Club lg Football I. Frank JOANNE A NEWMARK National Honor Society 2g Yearbook Editor lg Student Council fPresidenIj 21 French Club 2g Keyettes lg Library Club 2g Theater Going Club lg Office Assistant lg N.H.S. Tutor lg Math Club lg Bowling l. KAREN A. MURRAY Spanish Club fSecre1arvj lg Italian Club lg Keyettes I. I 4 l CARMIN MUSTO Italian Club lg Football 1. DENISE J. Nikers NIKAS Spanish Club lg Greek-American Club 3g Keyettes fPresiden1j l. .N ,f -A ,wi 9 I if X MANUEL Manrtv EUGENE P. NOGUEIRA NORTON Senior Advisory Council l: Key Club l. Student Council l: Art Club l: A Capella Choir 1: Junior Ring Committee l, E .gf 'S MARY M. O'BRIEN Glee Club l: Red Cross Representative lg Bowling 2. 'WQ1 ANN M. O'BRlEN National Honor Society 2: Keyettes lg World Affairs Club 21 Data Process Staff l: Bengal Staff l: N.H.S. Tutor l. Miss Scena, Ijust sewed my fingers to my palms . . . QF ,.L JULIA A. MAUREEN F. D0-Bee THOMAS F. CYCONNOR Julie CYCONNOR O'GARA Spanish Club lg Keyettes National Honor Society 23 Senior Key Club l. fTfef1Sufefl ll GUid21I1CC Staff ll Advisory Council lg French Club Cheerleader 2. l. ::7 'Q HELEN A. O'BRlEN Keyettes lg Bowling l. fail it :gy ' '7 MARY M, O'BRlEN an LINDA A. O'HALLORAN Keyettes lg Bowling I1 Basketball lg Volleyball lg Swimming Team IL Riding Club I. .4 The Boston Ballet tours Rossie . . . 91f2f?'f,fI4?i?,Q?' ' -. f faaggef gf' W - ,f 423 P11 ' ff' PAUL D. OLSON Key Club 23 Football I: Basketball 2. af . I1-K7 CHARLES J. Charlie O'lvIALIA National Honor Society 21 Student Coupcil lg Latin Club I1 Glee Club I3 Library Club 21 World Affairs Club 2gl'A Capella Choir Ig Bengal Stzybl' I3 Math Club I. X, I 'E ELIZABETH B. Beih JOHN D. Space PALOMBI PANOS Concert Choir I. Key Club 1, PATRICIA Par O'LEARY ' Spanish Club 23 Keyettes Ig Guidance Staff 31 Data Process Staff lg Bowling 2g Swimming Club I. I -I 'llli 2fI1:s2:f5:- fl..--ef:':':1'f4 ' X V- N lilllfllllll DAVID M. Dave O'ROURKE Riding Club I. l 5 ZOE PAPADIMITRIOU National Honor Society 23 Latin Club IPresidentj 21 Greek- American Club 31 World Affairs Club Ig Science Club lg Cadet Teacher I. IFS J UDITH P. OLSON JUANITA M. Juan OWENS Senior Advisory Council Ig Keyettes I1 Red Cross Representative I Vice-Presidenlj Ig Pep Club lg Swimming Club lg Riding Club lg Powder Puff Football Team I. 'Q li- 1 v . - Q ' . ARTEMIS Artie PAPADOPOULOS Greek-American Club lPresidenlj 3: Keyettes I3 Library Club 33 World Affairs Club 24 Bengal Staff 2. T F' ew reg. ' . ELIZABETH PAPADOPOU LOS Greek-American Club 31 Bengal Staff 2. .3 NANCY M. PARLA Keyettes I: Library Club I: Theater Going Club I: Science Club Ig Pep Club lg Bowling 2. RAN DALL L. PATTERSON -Q- ' 1 .fr to nl FRANCES . Franny TIMOTHY Timo PAPADOPOU LOS Transcripl Staff ICO-Chairmanj I1 Yearbook Humor Staff I: Greek- American Club 31 Keyettes fVice- Presidentj Ig Library Club fSecreIarVl 31 World Affairs Club Ig Data Process Staff 3. LINDALEE R. PARRELLI Student Council I1 Italian Club I Keyettes I: Pep Club 3. i QTJ7' JOAN E. PEMBERTON Keyettes lg World Affairs Club 2. PAPADOPOULOS Greek-American Club Hire- Prexidenlj 21 Chess Club I: Soccer 2. f ' PATRICIA A. Pa! PASZAK Yearbook Humor Staff I1 Italian Club I: World Affairs Club fI ice-Presidenlj 21 Folk Club I: Girls' Chorus I1 Concert Choir I: Bengal Staff 21 Volleyball I1 Cadet Teacher l. GEORGIA PAPOULIAS Greek-American Club 21 Art Club I: Chess Club I. 'WN ,sv ELLEN T. PATTEN Keyettes I1 Library Club 22 Theater Going Club I1 Science Club I1 Pep Club IL Library Staff I . Oooohh, that hurt!!! N--Q RAFFAELA R. Ralph ROMILTA J. Millie PETRUZZIELLO French Club l: Italian Club 2g Greek-American Club l: Library Club 23 World Affairs Club l. PHOTIS French Club lg Bowling 2, 1, YZ, MARY JANE PLATEK National Honor Society 21 Yearbook Editor lg Latin Club lg French Club lVice-President! 3: Keyettes lg Glee Club lg World Affairs Club lg A Capella Choir Guidance Staff lg Student Reader 1: Math Club lg Madrigal Singers l: It's Academic l. 5 MICHAEL J. Mike POMAROLE National Honor Society 21 Transcript Staff lg Spanish Club 1: Key Club lg Door Attendant 25 Math Club lg Baseball 3g Basketball l. THOMAS G. Paxton QUIGLEY A Capella Choir lg Bengal Staff l. NANCY J. RALSTON Student Council 2g Keyettes l: Office Assistant l. MICHELE A. Munchkins RENTEL Keyettes I. RICHARD P. RUSSO Lunchroom Assistant 33 Audio- Visual Staff I. fi, 'L f fjkx KEVIN E. Wedgehog II BARBARA A. DOROTHY R. Dom RANAHAN REID REID Key Club 2, Keyettes lg Home and School Yearbook Humor Staff' IL Representative I. Swimming Club I. MARIE A. Richie SAMIRA Sam CHERYL A. Shell RICCI RIZK ROSENFIELD Keyettes I. National Honor Society 21 French Keyettes Ig Drama Club I. The idea, 23 Club 21 Red Cross Representative lg Data Process Staff l. II? 14 gentleman. is to put the ball in the basket . .. 45 I -f-1-an CATHERINE E. Carlo RYAN Keyettes I. nu-:Q 'J 4n 11 PAUL E, Sgpk PATRICIA M. JOHN J. NEIL D. SACCARDO SAHAGIAN SAIA SAVILL Kgy Club ll Dggf Attendant 2: TI'tUI.VL'l'lf7I Staff il YC2ll'bOOk AFI 21 C3dCI TC2lChCI' Football 31 Track 2: Baseball lg AUXili21ry Staff l: Latin Club 3: Bowling 3. French Club 23 Keyettes lg Library Club 2g World Affairs Club 2: Pep Club Representative IL Library Staff 2: Student Reader l: N.H.S, Tutor I: Madrigal Singers l. 23 -I5 ,,,.a-v FRANK RICHARD J. LINDA F. BARBARA J. Ba-Bara SCARPACI SCHOOLS SERRA SHAHEEN Senior Advisory Council lg Senior Drama Club lg Soccer I. Keyettes I. Student Council lg Lunchroom Class President: Student Council Assistant l. l. ION DONNA L. NICHOLAS L. Nick SHAHEEN SHAHEEN Transcript Staff lg Yearbook Humor Staff lg Italian Club lg Key Club I1 World Affairs Club lg Door Attendant lg Cross Country lg Track lg Baseball lg Bowling I: Swimming Club I. 46 EDWIN J. SIMAS Key Club I. KAREN Smigs SMIGLIANI Keyettes l. ,. L O, ,,,, 'ZUQJL1 ' 4795, 'fi ,,..ar JOHN P. SPILLANE French Club lg Italian Club l: Football lg Door Attendant lg Cross Country lg Track lg Baseball 23 Bowling 2g Swimming Club l. CATHERINE E. Smilrv SMITH National Honor Society lVice- Presidenrj 21 Student Council lg Latin Club lg French Club 33 Spanish Club 23 Keyettes lg Cheerleader tCo-Captainj 2. Lia ff H ELEN A. A STATHOPOU LOS Greek-American Club 31 Pep Club l. rfff 'N-J JOANNE M. SWENSON Student Council lg French Club 23 Keyettes l. ' W- ELIZABETH A. TANSEY Red Cross Representative l: Pep Club lg Bowling 21 Badminton l. -1-arp DOMENIC M. Memme TERRIACA Italian Club lg Soccer l. ilflft flfi if tw, tl . 1 BQN JAMILA .lam TAHMOUSH Solitary Confinement . .. .Y SHEILA E. Rusrv TAWA National Honor Society 2: Yearbook Humor Staff lg Student Council l: French Club lg Spanish Club l: Keyettes ll Library Club 33 World Affairs Club l: Home and School Representative lg Library Staff lg Data Process Staff 23 Bengal Staff l: Cheerleader 2. YVONNE K. Ang THIMAS Afro-American fPresiden1j 32 Red Cross Representative l. French Club lg Library Club 21 Library Staff lg Bowling lg Basketball lg Volleyball 3: Badminton l. ROBERT J. Tebird RUSSELL C. TH EBERGE TEEBAGY National Honor Society 2g Yearbook Editor lg Student Council I: Guidance Staff lg World Affairs Club 23 N.H.S. Tutor lg Riding Club l. -, MH' i-.115 3, ARTHUR R, Arfig DEBORAH J. Tilly TIBETS TISDALE ',V,,. . A 1 Y il. DINA TOURLES Latin Club I: French Club I1 Greek-American Club 2: World Affairs Club I. e-sv LILY TRUCHAN Riding Club i. ELEANOR M. Ellie VISCIONE Transcripl Staff Ig Yearbook Auxiliary Staff lg Spanish Club lg Italian Club I1 Keyettes lg World Affairs Club IL Pep Club I. I Am Woman. ,,..J Y I I ROBERT S. Varloon VARTANIAN Senior Advisory Council ll French Club I1 A Capella Choir 2: Door Attendant 2: Track I: Soccer 31 Baseball 3: Riding Club I. f-1 DENISE M. Chinkx VOZZELLA Keyettes lg A Capella Choir lg Office Assistant 31 Riding Club I. RICHARD D. VAUGHN Trizmrripr Staff lg Hockey 21 Golf Club I1 Swimming Club l. DOREEN M. WAISHEK Tranvvrzpl Staff I1 Senior Advisory Council lg French Club fSecrelz1frJ2L Keyettex Ig Library Club lPre,tIderilj 31 World Affairs Club fTrea.x'11rerj 21 Theater Going Club I1 Science Club 21 Home and School Representative lg Pep Club Representative lg Library Staff 31 Bsac I. TVN- MARY B. TRACEY Spanish Club lg Italian Club lg Keyettes IL Red Crow Representative Ig Guidance Staff I. 6- 1' I .', W ea .. ca it . . . Q53 .P I ' MARIA D. Rea VENTRESCA Glee Club lg World Affairs Club l. .-,fr ARTHUR W. WAITE HELEN G. WARD French Club lg World Affairs lg Guidance Staff I, ROBERT E. Bob WALSH Art Club President lg A Capella Choir 21 Folk Club lg Guidance Staff I. MICKIE A. WALKER Spanish Club ll Bowling l. ' , f K ' TP ,N MQW I j I I 91 V, W 63:1 . 5, 4, 4: Ili flfgtr, 1 y' ,. .1 . V- in If si ,,-11 1 ff: z riff: 14,11 I . iiifffz aff ' sw a al'5l5.!: ' I L ff' L f SI -in I ?' ff, . . 4 23 . , .- 152552 ' li! I' CHRISTINE M. Wheaties WHEATON Keyette Club I: Swimming Club Instructor l. I gotcha!! ,gg 'Q ' ' , g 1 ge 4 ani- A 1 . 'A 2 , ROSA BRENDA JUANITA D. WILSON WILSON WINTER Afro-American Club I. Student Council Alternate I1 Student Readers Ig Bowling I. Afro-American Club 2. 50 5 fren RAMONA Mona WASYLENKO . 1 -' 7-fn? M 921 ' 49 if Q fl pai Q , 0, , I '49 49 . Q4 Q 2 5,4 BARBARA WILSON Afro American Club 1. .ad CYNTHIA A. Cindi WITTEKIND Art Club Ig Keyette I. Q, eq-X Nl 17 Liv' DIANNE T PAULINE T. Pollv PATRICIA A. ROBERT P. Bob WRIGHT WYLLIE WYNN YAROSH Spanish Club 1 Office Assistant 23 Basketball lg National Honor Society 2g Afro Key Club lg Baseball lg Volleyball I: Key Room .Assistant American Club 2. Swimming Team l. IOS CHRISTOPHER D LEO H. MARY YEE YEE YEE Math Club I Spanish Club lg Art Club lg National Honor Society 21 N.H.S. Chess Club lg Chess Team lg Tutors lg Math Club lg Jr. Ring Photography Club l. Committee I. 5 NABIH I. YOUNIS Italian Club lg Key Club lg Chess Club 3g Science Club lg Audio- visual Staff lg N.H.S. Tutors lg CAROL M. YUTKINS Yearbook Humor Staff lg French Club lg Spanish Club 23 Keyette Club lg Pep Club l: World Maih Club ll Math Team 21 Affairs Club lg Office Assistant lg Soccer 1- Guidance Staff lg Cheerleader 2. 51 Q ' .9 . 1 . nhl ix X , 1 'X 1 WARREN YEE Transcript Staff lg Door Attendant lg Lunchroom Assistant lg N.H.S. Tutors lg Hockey 21 Soccer 3. . 4 7 SSN ,' 1 My l 2 I 'I -'fp pq ,, ' .J t l I nf 1 , I Q.. ri X. , . , ,Xi f e MF 'Q Q V 4 - N, Mfr ' A 51? f' 15. 3 f PAULA M. ZABORSKI Track lg Swimming Club l. 42' MARK W. BOLANES Warm Memories-Cold Hearts It was a cold. brutal winter, From October, right throughg Our hearts were so cold, There was nothing we could do. We cried in the wind, The tears iced on each cheekg We know it was fate, But the memories are so bleak. You know as well as I What happened that year, Oh, why did they die? Our eyes still do tear. The snows of the winter Could not ice up our minds, As we remember the three Memories locked in our minds 3521 KAREN F. FLANNERY For Tony, October, For Karen, November. The winter got colder, It was Mark in December. Our memories together Are now just a thought. Oh, why did it happen? Oh, why were they sought? Let the sun arise, And dry up each tear: As we'll never forget The three we loved so dear. Carl Kosky I ...wulqu A I I i M K N fl ? x. 9 lI Wa 1- AZ , i 5 I r J I 'N , I f ' I , I , 1' ' ' X I N i 1 1 W i i l 6 'on J 62 Q., I .ax zqh 'Rua Q , ' A Z i 1 Y ,y 's., 7, , S ,x j fu' ' 2 ,X X Wt, 4 1 X Q lv, My MH rf, N Taz 1 l 44 1 em 5, H 4,-uma . I . 'N Ah 49,0 p, 1,f . A I , .f . ' A .Q -I v , 4 5 ,.' - ' '- A 'nr I' '44 745 fi '. .FP . ,.- ,Q 1 'Q .W 0'-Y. P., ' -9,4 1-'11 ' A al P' 4 ',.u -T. i '-'N' ' 4 M ' Mi, ,v.'lxt,tlu'vA'x1f1 J. A . . 4 Kuff., Aw5u.Kx . W ij? J,,k,v.t ' 15 , - A .' .,,' S x-. nqsvf' -'- ,l T- ..- ,-,.. - xf,- -.H 3 r vu N., -A 'if f .Z-1 . .. , -1?-s...,.. 54-H gage.. ' ,. ' fr-ff IQ V3 '14 su,- in-ff 'Q t x Q. 4 sf if lf' ,.. ,,-4-rv'-Nav' in-O- 'h -4 9 f-di. 's ll 952 31 -nuttin' il -f sg., , fav 'f ' 5 I Q Zffwgffg 1 frf' J fi' 1.22 3 4 r 'flf 3 J,-6' :M Fil! - -:,, -- ? ,f,, 'N F2351 'X ki Q , , x ,x 15? HW? x XA x'fgi:i493 SLVR- ' QW ll I , -H W.. , xx G W ,S 89 Nx 1 I' 'MEET- J 1 HV Rf as I 4-HWS si xx ' x 1 W H 1,, , x ,N n X ,... X XXX, I , fi--,r,1:J I, 1 s ' X ' 2f ,,Q..l., fb X XTxxxT?' X X V N X - X -X N , A fp x x X 1 !': k 4 f ,-., , X ld ' .X Nxfg X-iw 1 x xxmixi xg Qx , 'x X Q2 -' n - f . 1 ' x 0 'Q: yi I f J 1 Z 4 X 'x Q X Y ' K Xxx . KK x a E -X v41?:svr XY5 Q C H WA SH ZZJKANA czgwx Mfr Fw 90, YEARBOOK AUXILIARY STAFF This staff has devoted many hours both in and out of school doing various tasks from check- ing off glossies to typing for the yearbook. Without their much- appreciated help, we editors may not have met our deadline. A special thanks to Frank Powell for his superb artwork, and to Mary Bostic for her composition entitled f'Over the Yearsf, YEARBOOK EDITORS Mary E. I-Iamrock, Advisory Su- san Foynes, Carole Lieber, Joanne Newmark, Mary Jane Platek, Editorsg Russell Teebagy, Photographer. To put a yearbook together with only 112 pages while trying to satisfy all the seniors and while trying to make our yearbook unique was our motive. Decisions had to be made concerning cover fabric and design, page layouts, picto- rial records of activities, individ- ual classmates, and faculty. We feel that our countless hours of toil and aggravation have made our yearbook a success. We hope that you feel the same way. HUMOR STAFF Dennis Houle, Adv1Is'nr,' Susan Fink, Chairwwmzng Michael De- Sario, A.v.s'i.s'Ia11I Chairman. The major purpose of the Humor Staff is to write humor for the yearbook. This dedicated group of students meets during assem- bly periods, studies and after school to write captions for pic- tures. The Humor Staff also con- ducts the superlative elections and writes the class will and prophecy. Many thanks to all for their fine work. . -- .-, , , 1. , 17 ' v - TRANSCRIPT STAFF Paul O'Brien, Advisorg Diane Flint, Frances Papadopoulos, C0-edimrs. The pur- pose of this group is to provide coverage of school activities for residents in the Roslindale-West Roxbury area. They submit a weekly column of information con- cerning students, clubs, sports, and other functions taking place at Roslindale High. Anyone who has ever been Boy or Girl ofthe Week really appreciates the outstanding work that these talented writers have prepared. 61 National Honor Society Wk.. .1-,-L2 A 3: rwt-, - -. . an li: 2' 'L 0 .L ,Q ,V 1 5 X, ..ffv W.. Jane Cass, Advisor, Terry Dager, Presidenlg Cathy Smith, Vice Presi- dent, Mary DeBenedictis, Secre- taryg Mary Yee, Treasurer. The purpose of the Roslyn Chapter of the N.H.S. is to create an en- thusiasm for scholarship, to stimu- late a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of' character in all students of Roslin- dale High School. Its programs in- clude a scholarship drive, school- wide tutorial program, service to community groups, and in school services in such areas as Home and School functions, school assemblies, and office work. 4 QL I . l 62 SENIOR ADVISORY COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Alfred Lennon, Advisorg Joanne Newmark, Presidentg Diane Flint, Vice Presidentg Jane Dowling, Secretaryg John Timmons, Treas- urer. The Student Council is a group of stu- dents representing all homerooms. Their main purpose is to bring the faculty and students closer together. Some achieve- ments include fund-raising campaigns for scholarships and the Trophy Fund. A L3.: JUNIOR RING COMMITTEE Dennis Houle, Advisor. The ring committee was formed last year from the junior members of the Student Council. The purpose of this group was to design the rings for the Class of '73. P' .wp .jig Dennis Houle, Advisorg Frank Scarpaci, Presidenlq Anna Benenato, Vice Presi- dentg Gale Attaya. Seerelarvq Nadija Kawczak, Treasurer. S.A.C. is an elected representative body of the Senior Class which organizes all Senior Class func- tions, including the Prom, Semi-formal, Winter Carnival, Powder-Puff Football Game, car washes, and candy sales. This organization also elects the Humor Staff, plans the class trip, collects class dues, and makes many decisions concerning the Senior Class. 1g STUDENT TEACHER ADVISORY COUNCIL Sandra Baer, Marilyn Corsini, Susan Goldwag. Su- san Lewis, Advisors. S.T.A.C. is an organization comprised of two representatives from each class. The purpose of this group 'is to familiarize the teachers with the problems of the students, and to attempt to find solutions. ,,..,p f- ,WG ease aaa A 'I G! . - A tg A sw, V xl ' f , ,- 1 15 u. . 4 ii IT'S ACADEMIC Mary A. Connolly, Advisorg Constantinos Cronis, Justin McSweeney, Maureen O'Connor, Team. The Itlv Aca- demic team represented our school in the spring on the tele- vision show It's Academic. These three people competed against other schools answering ques- tions about Math, Science, His- tory, English, and general knowledge. THE LIBRARY CLUB Marie R. Kennedy, Advisor, Do- reen Waishek, Presidenlg Joanne Moses, Vice Presidenlg Fran Pa- padopoulos, Secrelaryg Charles Kanelos, Treasurer. Members of the Club help to run the library. Each member of the club works at least one period a week in the library. The members also en- gage in fund-raising activities to provide furnishings and equip- ment for the Library. The club holds monthly meetings with speakers on literary or current topics of interest. BENGAL STAFF Paul A. O'Brien, Advisorg E1- lie Ferzocco and Cathy Flem- ing, Co-editors. Roslindale High's school newspaper has been in publication in its present form since 1968-69. All articles are the work of the students. The staff mem- bers are primarily responsible for all articles, but any stu- dent in the school who wishes to submit an article may do so. Membership is open to all members of the school. f-c MR. WALL'S ASSISTANTS The lovelies who assist with the ad- ministrative work in Mr. Wallls of- fice render a valuable service. They contribute to a smooth operation by keeping records, filing, doing er- rands, and other certain secretarial tasks. They are, indeed, pulchritu- dinous factota who diminish the aggravation by improving the sur- roundings. Willing and efficient, they help wade through piles of work with a minimum of error and confusion. Their services are greatly appreciated. x 'fx OFFICE ASSISTANTS These girls are chosen on the basis of recommendations by teachers according to their at- tendance, scholarship, and neat appearance. They are in a posi- tion to create an immediate good impression of R.H.S. on of- fice visitors. Duties include an- swering the telephone, dis- tributing mail, operating the in- tercom, and aiding the Head Master and secretaries in clerical duties. in-2: DATA PROCESSING STAFF Joseph Richer and John Conley, Advisors. This staff is trained to assist the organizational staff in enrollment and placement, and in the continuous maintenance of Data Processing information con- cerning the records of every student within R.H.S. Without their assistance this work could not be done. Our many thanks to these girls, gf? E DOOR ATTENDANTS These young men are a select group cho- sen for their outstanding good looks and Maccabean dedication to duty, By their imposing, impressive presence they pro- mote the school's excellent image and encourage the greater improvement of it. Like Scylla 8: Charybdis, they are sea Sentinels with a strong protective instinct. They allow through our portals only those in pursuit of knowl- edge-knowledge given with alacrity by a competent, unselfish staff. Visitors to our institution, or others who wish to ad- vance our purpose, are greeted courte- ously, and none is allowed to proceed unless his or her mission is compatible with our mission. 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 machines. is 'E' 5 05 66 FLEXIBLE CAMPUS OFFICE ASSISTANTS The Go-Fors are as signed a number of jobs calls, and so forth. The as Campus Office as effi flexible. typing, filing, delivering messages, making phone sistants run the Flexible V ciently as possible, keeping I in mind that everything is A CAPELLA CHOIR A Capella is a group of students which meets every school day to sing, express, and appreciate the many choral styles of the Western world from the fourteenth century to the present day. This year's choir sang many performances including Christmas concerts at Boston City Hall, and Saks Fifth Avenue, the Superintendent's office, and several hospitals. A selected few were in- vited to sing during one of the ses- sions ofthe Eastern Music Educa- tors Conference in January. W CHESS CLUB Ronald B. Brown, Advisor. Learning chess is an excellent way to stimulate the intellect through quiet but vigorous concentration and logical management of the chess pieces. This club's great aim is to acquire the status which Bobby Fischer has achieved. ART CLUB Sam Midman, Advisor, Robert Walsh, PI'6Sff1'6IlI,' Linda Miller, Vice Pre.s'idenI,' Joanne Foley, Seerelarvq Denise Rosenfield, Treasurer. During the year this group has visited the Art Mu- seum, attended lectures in Art Careers, done projects for the Children's Hospital, and exhibi- tions for RHS corridors. 67 HZ if. i , ' Q SPANISH CLUB Linda Nanos, Advisorq Gale Lindsay, Presidentg Victoria Lillios, Vice Presidentg Karen Murray, Secrelarvg Anne Lewis, Treasurer. The purpose of this club is to foster an interest in Spanish culture, and to give the students an opportunity to open their minds to another culture. ITALIAN CLUB Benedetto Salvucci, Advisorg Ann Di- Giulio, Presidenfg Edward Barresi, Vice Presidenlg Nancy Marrinucci, Secretary, Mary Santoro, Treasurer. The main pur- pose of this organization is to promote an interest in Italian culture and heri- tage. The club's activities include seeing Italian movies and visiting restaurants. FRENCH CLUB Margaret Kane, Advisorg Carole Lieber, Presidentg Mary Jane Platek, Vice Presidentg Susan Foynes, Secretaryg Carol McKernan, Treasurerg Ann Marie Conroy, Program Chairwoman. Nous amuser en francais, voila notre but!!! In a happy and relaxed milieu, the French Club aims to become better acquainted with the French culture. AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB John Thomas, Advisor, Yvonne Thimas, President,- Shelly Calendar, Vice Presidentq Lynette Ellis, Secre- taryg Michelle Palmer. Treasurer. The R.H.S. Afro- American Club is a group of students interested in the historical and cultural presence ofthe Black man. We plan to pursue these aims through field trips, social ac- tivities, and study. , a 'ffwii 1 GREEK-AMERICAN CLUB Patricia Musto, Advisor, Artemis Papadopoulos, Presi dent,' Tim Papadopoulos, Vice Presidentg Valerie Lith otomus, Secreraryg Patricia Champani, Treasurerg George Copses, Assislanl Treasurer. The Greek-Ameri can Club was established in order to preserve the heri tage of the Greek students while they are becoming in tegrated in the American way of life, and to acquaint American-born Greek students with Hellenic customs. Frequent get-togethers which everyone enjoys, and its annual show of Greek customs have made this club more active than ever. LATIN CLUB Ethel Menitoff, Advisarg Zoe Papadimitriou, President, Patricia Farren, Vice Presidentg Eileen Koschen, Secre- tarvg Gina Johnson, Treasurer. The purpose ofthe Lat- in Club is to encourage among young people an inter- est in and appreciation of the civilization, language, literature and art of ancient Greece and Rome. It pro- vides an opportunity for students to participate in ex- tra-curricular activities and to promote the classical , Cause. Among the plans will be visits to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and the Isabella Gardner Mu- seum. ln school we shall enact playlets in English with -3 Latin themes, use other related activities, and show A----. . , slides on Rome, and other points of interest. 1. 69 KEY CLUB KEYETTES Ann O'Brien, Advisorg Denise Nikas, Presidentg Frances Papadopoulos, Vice Presidenlg Anne Lewis, Secretary, Julie O'Connor, Treasurer. This organization offers its services within the school as well as in the surrounding community. Money raised by the club is put toward scholarship funds. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB Mary A. Connolly, Advisory Mary Bostic, President, Patricia Paszak, Vice Presidentg Holly Geller, Secre- tary, Doreen Waishek, Treasurer. The purpose of the club is to learn more about both foreign and do- mestic affairs. The club has taken a trip to the United Nations Building in New York, and plans to sponsor a Roslindale student at the Presi- dential Classroom in Washington. --wir-'V ' Q .,, , ,.,gmA,,f Iggy W, fy. ,, , ,,7i,,. ff, , Anthony J. Milano, Advisory Kenny Gunther, President, William Fergu- son, Vice Presidentg Michael Gal- vin, Secretaryg Edward Kiernan, Treasurer. The Key Club is prima- rily concerned with community projects such as charitable drives, building a closer relationship be- tween the school and the commu- nity, and youth projects to build character, leadership, and service. Also, we provide a service of hot chocolate and donuts to the high school students each morning dur- ing the winter months. MATH TEAM John Maloney, Advisory Trudy Blais, President. The math team competes four times a year in the Eastern Division ofthe Greater Boston Math League. Its purpose is to stimulate inter- est in mathematics through oom- petition. MATH CLUB John Maloney, Advisorg Trudy Blais. Presidenlq Carl Kosky. Vice Presidenr,' Carole Lieber, Secrelarvq Carol McKernan. Treasurer. The major part of this club is made up of Mr. Ma- loney's second period advanced triganalysis class. These students use their extensive knowledge of math in games and logic. The club has taken field trips to places such as the M.I.T. Com- puter Center. -'eff PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Irene Garrity, Advisory The members of this club receive an introduction to photography These amateurs take their own pictures and bring them into school. They then develop and enlarge them in the Chemistry Lab. Special projects are as signed to develop imagination and creativity. GOLF CLUB Edward Carlevale, Advisor. The Golf Club meets three times a week at the George Wright Golf Course. Their golfing average is in the mid 80's. Rossie's future Arnold Palmers include Richard Vaughn, Paul Leonard, Dennis Martin, and George Munch- bach. Great emphasis is put on the basic fundamentals of proper form, balance, and the act of putting. This group competes against other district school teams, and has shown an ex- cellent performance. p , . I , I .4-vu.. Ig' I . A-4 BOY'S BOWLING TEAM Leo Sybertz, Aa'vis0r,' Dean De- Courcey, Presidentg Walter Cuff, Vice Presidenlg Fred Gillespie, Sec- relarvg Haralampos Athanasiadis, Treasurer. Bowling provides ex- ercise and competition during the winter months. Manager Don Pel- legrini and Advisor Leo Sybertz re- port that Dean's IO9 average and Walterls 108.5 lead all of the Roslindale bowlers in the l972-73 season. ' - n Q t I . I ' ' l G ,mvlvalmdl-rf Wlafeltvnffffi . ,f- 4 I .I .- . J. , . - yung ,V .4 age t' K 5- VY , ,Q 1 . 2.32 . ' wi . Q., ,K bv' 72 ff L, SWIMMING CLUB Leo Sybertz, Aa'vis0r,' Alan Chucalate, President. This dedicated group meets every Monday and Thursday after school to practice swimming. Under excellent instruction of Leo Sybertz, the members of the swimming club have improved their swimming skills tremendously. We wouldn't be surprised if the next Mark Spitz is among this group! Qin tj 'X . RIDING CLUB Jerrold Patz and Linda Zammarchi, Advisorsg Gale Lindsay, Presi- dent,' Richard Vaughn, Vice Presidentg Robert Vartanian, Secretarv: Karen Douvris, Treasurer. This year the Riding Club at R.H.S. has been resurrected Its avowed aims are to instill a piece of the equest- rian into each of its members. Persuant to this, expeditions to the hinterland have been organized. The Club's equerry has reported great success in the above mentioned program. The Club has fre- quented some of the neighboring purveyors of this sport. The pe- nultimate attraction ofthe Club has been its ephemeral trans- lentation of its members from the insulubrious city to the quiescent country backroads. 73 STUDENT READERS Sandra Baer, Advisor. During study periods this group assists the visually handicapped in the Vi- sion Resource Room. Their duties include read- ing to students and aiding in the preparation of tape-recorded and large print materials. GUIDANCE STAFF Liason between the Guidance Department and home room stu- dents, is the purpose of this group. They are responsible for reading the weekly Guidance News and for posting it in the homeroom. The staff also assists the Guidance Department in other activities throughout the year. 'i , Y S' 5 Q Q' . ' 1 rl- i 1 'F Wi 'UM ' '1 ak '-4. A 'SP' E N ' A 'Vx' 'L 7. ' wi? F ML' 1 ', '52 , I lv ,gf if A Q, .,. Y r' .x fnij. V ' af: X sfifl may , 43 Q ' 1 U 1 ' 4 'Lf I 4 X A- -L 0- IRL... IN 'hr -L . 1-.vw T! N 1 .,. fi -,A .. I f. 1.5 I I ' 5? 1 F f' ? , ' ':'5'f 'f.f,, ' .1 A 2 W M 4133! f- U f 1 ffffhf 1 , , 3 1 f, ,B fi: gif, Q vp, U A 4, 4 I 4 f .I .- 'Mf'f'! 1' 1' 'Ill 1 ws! . 4 I 1 4 ,J Q A ., J .f53,F'fj. K 4 9 51 I ll: : - 1 . 'll Q ro 4 ' J. QI -. 4 4 44 1 ... ', H... 4 , .nf -. ,u , , H. rw ' n, 0 1 A an - . . . .. . Junior class elections were the high point of our second year at Rossie. For a few weelcs the entirenschool came -alive with campaigning and poster hanging in the corridors. The climax came with the candidates' assembly and finally the actual voting to select class officers for our senior year. lf' f-.. 'r W' 2 Kuta -ou..,N ,,'!. 1- ,Ln s.,,,-, 'V W if -v-. li .lyvi ., , . L.. cum' 'fi .162 77 Car Wash -.M A X-.mn W .W -. in 'N-- 'XS- sxswjxx, -A V s e, --.XL ,P ,,', A, M - K fi x 'Rf N 'X Yxix ' r xr- -LK 57 - + --T,. I SQ NA 'suv' -.. N --...,S xg! 17 1 K L f x k lg 'Sx'u FK. Fi, F1 rl x' jr - fr-1 ,K, RL? A 4? , TVHM5 A . ,. 'T ' ff J ffm fill y , 44011,-n,.. I' The Senior Class sponsored many car washes during the summer and fall of '72 to raise money for the Senior Class Fund. A lot of cars were washed, and so were many kids. After a lot of work and fun, we were well on our way to a successful year. sw ll: 'Ii 53? I ll 4 'VS Ill llc 842 rin llil. 4 I 1 rwnv. , wg. i 3 , 2 ' ,rw- 1' gg! III Ill JS ik' , ' A -x M X I L' W iw? Ji. Pi? kg cr -Q14 '- 'Xa Q,....'i- -Q,-sq MLAJ ' b f Q - Uv! , ,Ev ..--f- 0' -QL ,...-- ul! 'rw ix'3' I 'C 1 . ' ,i ,V- , 54 Christmas ' 3 .Szmfaifg Wfmglxop -laik .ff ff-1 'f..e L, l? N in M WINTER SEMI FORMAL with me 6-ELEMENT OF SOUND ,415 14 Wednesday, December 27, 1972 8 - 12p.m. WF AMERICAN LEUIOIN POST I8 'xw'm.'5vvv-' N. Fx -gf. X Flexible Campus ffilx U MASS' X t , t L . L r . HQ X i ,iv EEST Q 0 XB U W1 LITTLE QTY HA FLEXIBLE CAMPUS Flexible Campus Program is a descriptive name given to the on and off campus programs started this past September. Under the flexible pro- gram, students are able to use the educational, medical, business, govern- mental and social sources in the community during school time. This year, students served as tutors in local Elementary and Junior High Schools, at- tended Health Career classes at the Occupational Resource Center, took college courses at Suffolk University, taught swimming at the West Rox- bury Y.M.C.A., and interned at the Little City Hall in West Roxbury. Mini-courses and last period study periods were some of the on-campus selections. Besides providing worth-while on handi' experience in career areas, the program created a feeling of responsibility and maturity among students. 82 Over the Years When we came to R.H.S., we were on our own. Unlike the sheltered life of Junior High, we were at last given some responsibility. The proper dress code was abolished, which left us to usecour own judgement. About this time, the surrounding schools conducted what is fondly remem- bered as the BOSTON STUDENT STRIKE. Even though Rossie didn't actively participate, we were all se- cretly hoping that some changes would be made. Well, we finally got our wish granted when a three man crew, armed with brushes and rollers, came, and R.H.S. was painted. Our efforts to bring about changes that year were ham- pered when German Measles swept the school. Yes, for at least a month during that year, each new day found a line of spotted victims awaiting their turn to visit the nurse. Who said the German Measles is only for little kids?? Well, you know that Rossie always recovers, and as far as sports are it concerned, the football team finished sec- ond in the District. Our athletes were honored at the first annual Sports Night where the guests were addressed by Bruins star, Rick Smith. 1970 was the year Ted Kennedy came to Rossie and spoke to us about our rights. A real, live government offi- cial . . . we are almost adults!!! The year ended on a slightly sad note when our Head Master, William Cunningham, retired. By the end of the school year, we were all wondering who would take his place. A woman?'? No!! Yes!! When September of '71 rolled around, we were more than anxious to see, not only our old friends, but also our new principal. We were at first a little leery, but after speaking with Miss Moran and getting to know her ideas on how a high school should be run, we knew that we were pretty lucky. If they said to us A woman princi- pal? , the reply was always You bet!!' . . . With our new principal, Roslindale High got a few new things. Some of our concerned teachers began mini- courses. A few juniors were allowed to leave early one day a week to teach in neighboring elementary schools. Overall, sports were something to be really proud of. Our hockey team was undefeated and this would be the third year that the track team was number ONE !!! In football, 1971 was the year of the first annual Thanksgiv- ing Day Game. Well, we're still trying . . . When June rolled around, we were anxious for our sum- mer vacation. Next September we'd finally be seniors !!! In the fall of 1972, we returned to school with high hopes of making this a very special and memorable year. We were seniors at last. Most of us, because of over- crowding, now had our first class at 7:48 A.M. Almost every senior found himself in a Flexible Campus Pro- gram, and either left R.H.S. to go to work or took extra courses at a local college. As our senior year went on, we were saddened by trag- edy. Two different auto accidents resulted in loss of three R.H.S. students. Again. we. the seniors, banded together to form the Trophy Fund, which would honor the most outstanding sportsman at Rossie by presenting him with an award in memory of his deceased classmates. With winter coming, seniors were busy making plans for their WINTER CARNIVAL. Even though the Lon- don Flu found each of us at one time or another, we did our best and the CARNIVAL was an overwhelming success. By the end of February, we were all touched by a slight case of Senioritis. Each day would bring another letter of acceptance and the excitement of telling every- one, especially those who told us that our College Board scores were so bad that we wouldn't even be accepted in Romper Room, was tremendous. Well, we showed them Now comes the time to start fitting for Caps and Gowns. All of us are looking forward to June, when we walk across the stage, receive our diplomas, trip, and re- turn to our seats . . . THE CLASS OF 1973 FINALLY GRADUATES . .. Mary P. Bostic w-.-,, --..., ,Nh MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Maureen O'C0nnor and Justin McSweeney N --0-..,,,-A -x. rlgc Elm 117271. In 11, El!!! ml 1 l S3111 ' J 'X A :S tl ll ,g 4 wal.-41 1 4 1 --4 .1-4-6 .,A gn .w WI Dfw, 5, 4 I1 L MOST SPIRITED Anna Benenato and Paul Saccardo ll. -4 MOST POPULAR Ellie Ferzoco and Frank Scarpaci - ,uf BEST SMILE Mary DeBenedictis and Paul Olson 84 WV 7? A5-F .lf 1, - . .EM 3 -4 2 FRIENDLIEST Rita Caiani and Robert Vartanian 3 -2 fi , ,R S . -1 -- vi fm 2 ,ing I , 1' O , , 0 Q 'wharf g wid AAAYK 4:1 .i- ' 4 C I BEST DRESSED ' Donna Shaheen and Richard Vaughn -p-,, x.. 1 i fo 1, I x Aw N l ,ni . -. .Y , I ,jx 1' i . , 1 BEST LOOKING MOST TALKATIVE Jean Gotlwald and Joxeph O'SuIIivan Anne Lewis and Carl Kosky 85 E .. 4 .ff-54 F4175 V V. . i 3 is if 5 fi 4 'Q 'kwvf' i QUIETEST Brenda Wilson and Mark Lydon ix 1 A X i X ' 7- ..'Sg5- CLASS CLOWN Marie DiFrummolo and Kevin Ranahan SWK W 5, f .0 I Y fb 'IV' CLASS COUPLE Marie Mac Donald and Craig McKay if MOST ATHLETIC Deborah Spence and Kent Gunther l l Football 36-24-36 ------ Hike I I - I -. ,-1rA1lnHEl :':T3' - 'll' 4 .Af Co-Captains: Mark Bolanes, Dave DeCourcey g i l . 'ug 'V , X Aa, -V .v 'Y-' ' ' .P uf' i'- , E -,A r ,i w 4 'Gtr 1. 3f'?,f 'g,5 1 , ,,f2,w - ' ar 1 ' '14 Hia' f2f'iQ',f:j?4 z-.' i - l 5 . 2 ,.3e:1'f':'?1 f ' ' 'Cla i e ' ,faae'4 Q N? ' lf' leew- i we .23 4 ' 'f 1 f': M e? ' - f2'. i ' X 1, . -z , -A Z l' Em' 7l-Z4 .gf A 'JA' . . hifi: Q .... 'ltr - , . .4 Y I Q I i Long will the students of Roslindale High remem- ber Mark Bolanes and Tony Papadimitriou. Both I -Mark and Tony were fine football players as well g as fine young men. E l y l ' Dave DeCourcey, named the most outstanding player in the Thanksgiving Day Game, was hon- ' ored with the Tony Papadimitriou Award. 88 bib .ff f' rg' LW' 4 V J ning, EY ,,,, 1 fd ' 5, y l ,Wy ..: ' ' ! '2 4f'if9'5 f 'f'2 ' if ' 5' D 1 1 Qz1jf- - ' if !??'fffff?'a f Q 1mM4,.',w,,f. '. fn lf'- av-, Qt. - f uw , x 74 ' Y. F 'FMT '95 f f 5' Rossie's Soccer Team, led by Coach Robert Kupka and Captain Charles Hamos, placed second in the District this year, just missing the City Championship by two points. Nevertheless our 'lGolden Greeks , fnot to mention our Armenian goaliel, displayed a fantastic amount of spirit and enthusiasm at all times. -Q. K .fi W f ' lit. Q- T 4 A X , - my - . x ' .-, ' - ' A' . ' ' 'vi' w-lf . .- ws, 5 ' . 'fp' K ' Q., 29,4 'AK 1.'.l9,,' ' ', -limi . 'f irq ,ci . -.. niqil' 90 Track Iwi- I , t , 3 i I Q ,I V un If rx The purpose of both the cross country and indoor track teams is to develop sound body, com- petitiveness, sportsmanship, character, and a desire to achieve. Particular emphasis is placed on body and character development, not on winning. YV.. ' un-e Basketball L-ki ll HI- .-5 Captain, Tim Lennon 1 in gmnq 25 Hockey WJYE if A MVT V -N' f- 'fl L lf, V' ,E -'9 X 'A' 355131. 5 KKK 'I .4 lc O g l as nl iw! 5 ni 1. af 9 'i 3 I 4' ' i -mrnmlmosmubv ' 5 5 ?f a I 1 li R W v 1 xiii. . ... 1C 7..S9 4 'Aff' wr- W 9 3 Baseball The arrival of Spring brings the farewell of sports activities to R.H.S. Seniors. This year Coach Mike Donato along with Captain Mike Pomerole will hopefully guide the team through a victorious sea- son. ms? 1 ' lllll gi . ,,,ev 'Wia- r-lg 'O -ru .g V . .P 4 F vnu 43' - ,l-'.-s- L? gr., 1, ' f. . . ,NM-,pgs Q .- . 1' qv -s,! , V 4 , . 1 ',.:i-xr' .' -I J ,iq li. 'ima -9493 .,, . ..'5-11 i .l't M'-.. '11 T ,. ,Il .. i' 'faq' 'U'-f'Vs . 14 f' :r'g.'f',,?a 9 4 c K . if 'ii sf .ff H f - 1 - ' GIRLS' BASKETBALL After a brief but diligent practice schedule, the girls opened their basketball season on their return from the Christmas Holidays. Defeated in a close game, our girls came back strong, finishing a successful season. The blending of our many levels of talent gives us a variety of strengths and diver- sified skills. Each girl is putting forth her effort and always with the ideals of sportsmanship. The junior varsity is our valuable training ground for the developing of team work and confidence. Basic skills are drilled on in practice. Our teams have additional direction from our co-captains, Laurette Carter and Deborah Spence. uw' , GIRLS' BADMINTON To open the Fall sports season, Badminton is offered. Students select their own partners for the weekly double matches. These matches are in preparation for the City Tournament held at Girls' Latin School. Roslindale High School was represented by Laurette Carter and Deborah Spence. Our second doubles team was .lean Wong and Fran Doocey. The girls are also trained in scoring and officiating their own matches. Our team did very well, placing second to Girls' Latin School and soundly defeating all competition. In doing so, we set a new tourna- ment record for high scoring . . . over 100 points for the tourna- ment. In the spring, we will en- ter the state championships held at Brockton High School. Lp GIRLS' TRACK A new addition to our Girls' Sports program is Fall and Spring Track and Field. Track meets are held in the fall and spring at White Stadium. The Track program has been ex- panded to include a variety of Field Events and Cross-Country. Our girls did very well in these new areas of competition. It is hoped that in the future each school will have their own teams competing on a weekly schedule. Look out, Olympians!!! Cheerleaders Co-captains: Gale Attaya. Cathy Smith CHEERLEADERS The Roslindale Cheerleaders are an ex- ceptional group of girls, whose dedica- tion and practice are well known. In the spring. many girls tryout for the presti- gious positions on our squad. With prac- tice held all summer long, the squad is ready for the opening football season. They cheer with such spirit and gusto that all their cheers, chants and songs echo throughout the stadium. Their glow of enthusiasm brightens the play on the field. A recent addition to our squad is our TIGER, who's great. After the close of the football season, our squad moves in-doors to prepare for state-wide com- petition. Sandwiched into their busy schedule is a very special assignment coaching the girls at the Horace Mann, a true learning experience for all the girls involved. They perform for the last time as a squad in Highlights in May. A Ros- sie Cheerleader is somethin' special. Q v' I Qi i 4 ' w I , f , ag! is. .19 r '4 40' vi 2 in K P ,fm 4. ' -' f ,5 ' if df' 'x -f ' Y v ffifljl 3 jf nfl? 1 -4 Y FZ rj' 14 if We-'ve come to bury Hyde Park, not to praise them!!! Come Saturday Morning . . . I ' f 9 l 1 I xi t 1 3 ' - 1 ' 3 x l 5 l l 5 l l l i I l 21:11 at Will the real Mark Spitz please jump in!! T.G.l.F.!!! -6 'NQA YV' , 1 6' ,, 1 ng- Do you walk to school or do you take your lunch??? l ' They're not all mine . . Some of them are my boyfriend's!!! Look at those . . . f 'fiat' 'f , 1,0 X ,I l, 2 a f L I Please don't squeeze the Charmin!!! 99 I never miss a trick!! I5 WG: Who stole the motorcycles'?'?'? Another Fink-lv Parity! All-Temp-A-Cheer 100 1 ,H V- g.-n1-' 4 Gee . . . lockers sure are handy! Puss-n-Boots XIX , ,. 'V y , A . .V , af Q, J: .Zi , Keep the Faith Standing room only!! nga , .Us ,Pj .agp rv? 1 And it's only S20.00!!! I tried it , . . I love it!! 101 lvl.. Q A ' qt 1 A' v Y ,- -w. 321' ' L iw ,' mea , ur We're Rossie's Athletic Supporters! I'll make you an offer you can 'I refuse!! f -1 ,-i.l.1 , . la ,t....l,-.,,. M-- N111 . al-. ,T- ,4' . -- M..--.-..--......v.. K Q 4 a J ' . f ,fg , v ! . i v A-E p4 ':'5 : 0' I wouldn't mind tackling him! Help keep Rossie beautiful!! l All right, who's next'?? He was there just a minute ago!! 102 N-.... You hate carrots, I hate typing!!! Justin Old-Fashioned Love Song . . . Our hearts were young and gay . . . in Big Chief Sitting-Bull!!! A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush!! Nohw my aching back!-, 103 f W, iw I rl Ji 'N Mil il :yi 'Y Y i, HQ T if I W I g 1 in U Vs fi r' UH 1 I P --! rf- 105 ' 1- EN 1 5 Wiunf x 5, l A4 ,f-ur 5, V, ' , A ,. 5 -. 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HHFH SCH l.li3RAFl96 if S Use our revolving charge. OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 SATURDAYS 'TIL 5:30. RDBERT STREET AT BELGRADE AVENUE, ROSLINDALE Best Wishes to the 1973 graduates of R.H.S. HOURIHAN'S FUEL OIL AIR CONDITIONING OIL BURNER SERVICE 67 Cummins Highway Roslindale 323-3400 Compliments of FOLSOM FUNERAL SERVICE Roslindale Dedham Westwood Earl Folsom, Director 108 ROSLINDALE C0-0PERll'l'lVE BANK 40 Belgrade Avenue. lloslintlale 325-2900 Serving sovers ond home owners since 7898 V Wi 2 Paid-Up Share ' 'nn' ' Certificates in Pass Book Form 0 Deposits and Withdrawals in multiples oi S100 0 Dividends paid monthly or allowed to accrue in a regular savings account at SV4 96. Our Best Wishes to the Seniors at R.H.S. WELLS OLDSMOBILE 2020 CENTRE STREET tat La Grange Streetp West Roxbury 325-6300 A Complete Line of We specialize in NEW CARS 84 USED CARS LEASING OF ALL MAKES A. L. Wells Inc. 2020 Centre Street. West Roxbury 109 The House of Leslie Dl.llIIIl7llll.S' E Wateltes - .Silverware Fine Jewelry and Giftware Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing 1910 Centre Street West R oxlmrnv, Mass. The House of leslie .lewelers 323-8615 Congratulations from PARKWAY SPA 4249 Washington St. Roslindale, Mass. 02131 the heart of the square' F. J. HIGGINS FUNERAL HOME INC. 4236 Washington Street Roslindale Square 325-0455 Congratulations Seniors of R.H.S. MORRIS PLAN BANK AND BANKING CO. OF CHELSEA 7 Poplar Street in Roslindale Square 02131 327-7000 Student Accounts Welcome -Saving Certificates -Car Loans -All Banking Services WALL FUNERAL HOME CANNER'S CARD 8. GIFT SHOP Leonard F. Wall, Director Cummins Highway Roslindale 325-0624 Est. 1917 6A Corinth Street Roslindale Square A complete selection of Gifts, greeting cards, 325-7264 Good Luck Seniors! DlXON'S 5-1 0 STORE 1914 Centre Street - West Roxbury Cnear the fire stationb The great BIG STORE with a million and one Little Thingsn Where Rossie Students meet for a snack or a meal THE VILLAGE RESTAURANT Corinth 84 Birch Sts. Roslindale Square 323-9638 P. E. ITE? Q-,f,...mlU5Z5?Zl ll Congratulations Seniors and may Good Health, Happiness 84 Success be your future A FRIEND OF Jamaica Plain - West Roxbury RQSSIE HIGH SCHOOL 325-2000 CRXC-14453 Arthur Murray George Murray CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER 1973 RDY Means Satisfaction Guaranteed 80 BOYLSTON STREET Boston THE BEADERY BOUTIQUE 43 Corinth St. Rosl. BEADS: all kinds, for jewelry etc. EARRINGS-to order 327-2738 yMJ.A,,4,AMw,ta 253 iygfdzw JFQJA a, ' .vf ,w4M,w ' pgzzemzz. can ' law-44 112 WM J KELLER A DIVISION OF HERFF JONES PO BOX 1051 BUFFAIO NEW YORK, 11740 716-8 w I 5 uanzxmc ., ,,, ,, RosuNDA1.E HIGH SCI-If gg H' C ' 4 K V I I ll I X I I . N . .Huh A . -. -V A-I I , 7.0 . o - - Q I , u .' . ' li i illigm , Q. 'vi . U . H.: . . 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