Roslindale High School - Yearbook (Roslindale, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1975 volume:

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X ' 7 I x A If W i ,z x 1 I 0 X l by I K '- Q., 'U .. n44-4-.- The day has come We've finally won Our privilege to be free. Through these long years of laughs and tears We've finally come to be . . . Seniors, Seniors, Seniors! We've made it here at last Through spelling bees with shaky knees Through a+b : c+z? Through football games where no one goes But still our team was on their toes Through Trigonometry tests with much dread At the end of which we all were dead Through forward rolls and cans of beer Through report card woes and X-mas cheer Throughasdfglkj And English classes that were really gay Remember running through the halls And Gertrude loves Pete on lavatory stalls Through, But Mr. Heidt, I don't understand! '6Sit down, shut up and raise you hand. Through daily hot lunches that weren't so hot Oh, why must these wonderful days stop? By Valerie Katsinis 4 fl' in W gf 7 So nigh is grandeur to our dust So near is God to man When Duty whispers low, Thou must, The youth replies, I can. EMERSON We are the sum total of our yesterdays, and for the past twelve years a large portion of your time has been spent in the pursuit of knowledge and excellence. It is our hope, your teachers and mine, that you are ready for these testing times. The future belongs to you. The quickness with which you assume responsibilities and the quality of your solutions to lifels problems will determine your future and the kind of world in which you and yours will live and have your being. With good health and fortune, may each of you answer Duty,s call, Thou mustf' by replying, I can. 6 LOUKING BACK While the United States of America was busy ending its involvement in Viet Nam, coping with Watergate, and infiating its money, a group of people, determined to make their three years of high school the happiest, as well as the most worthwhile years of their lives, ventured into R. H. S. for the first time. So begins the history of one of the most unique groups of individuals ever to be assembled in America's history: Roslindale High's Class of '75 . Sophomore year began as a force to be reckoned with. Students found themselves lost in a maze called Roslin- dale Sophomores could always be spotted by those puzzled looks on their faces. A sophomore was reluc- tant to look a senior cross-eyed, let alone ask him for directions! New subjects, such as geometry, and book- keeping, proved the most difficult to we puzzled soph- omores. Eventually, we gained confidence and began to join clubs and become involved in school affairs, the spark of school spirit had been ignited. Sophomores stood together with the Juniors and elu- sive Seniors at hockey games, soccer games, and track meets to cheer on our winning teams, and at football games to support our hard-working team members. At Rossie, there is one thing that you leam and you leam it fast, It's not the fact that you win or lose, what matters is that you had the spirit and courage to try. Junior year for the Class of '75 began as a most happy one. Momentum in school spirit grew stronger every day. The year progressed and it was time for school rings to be ordered. Designs were chosen, and school grew more intense as ring purchases were tangible proof that the magic senior year was fast approaching. Spring came, and we juniors on the threshold of Seniorhood, with our heads swelling daily, were thrust back out into the cold reality of life. The term forced busing' became a term all too familiar to every student in the City of Boston. At first, the reaction of all students was to ignore it. It'll go away. But it didn't. The next step was to fight to stop it. A campaign was organized to write letters to the Com- missioner of Education, pleading with him to stop think- ing of students, especially seniors, as a matter of student numbers, addresses and geo-codes. Letters were written by students all over the city. They proved to be of no avail. As Junior year drew to a close, all good-byes were said with the faint hope in mind that someday we'd all be together. U For the first time, class officers were not elected, in- stead, an interim committee, headed by a chairman was elected. Senior activities commenced at once as the Class of '75 was determined to overcome all obstacles. September 1974 proved to be a month to go down in history at R. H. S. Besides coping with forced busing, the class found itself with a new headmaster in Mr. Donald Burgess, as Miss Moran, our former Headmaster was promoted to the job of Area Superintendent for the Roslindale area. There were new faces at Rossie beside new students, and Mr. Burgess, city and state policemen soon became commonplace at Rossie as did one other group of people, FRESHMEN! The first few weeks of school proved to be full of uncertainty, but the spirit of the Class of '75 came through again. All students came together to try to make the best ofa difficult situation. On Halloween, Seniors dressed appropriately and showed a willingness to go on and forget past setbacks because the seniors of Rossie High were determined to have a memorable senior year! The Fourth Annual Thanksgiving Day Game was held and the Class of '75', was present in body ands spirit to cheer their team on. We didnit win, but we had the courage to try! A first for Rossie, a 50,5 Record Hop was held by the Seniors. Participating students dressed for the occasion. Ponytails, D.A.'s, bobby socks and bubblegum not only made the students feel young and gay but served as entertainment to the faculty reminding them of the days when . . . The Semi-formal, a dance attended by the most spirit- ed Roslindale Tigers, was a night to remember' with Second Society. The school year rolled on. Seniors awaited college acceptances. School spirit draws to a peak, and the students are geared to only two things: Graduating and proving to the world that The Roslindale High School Tigers can overcome any obstacles thrown in their paths. Arlene M. Grasso 1 I 1 5 -H. '19 1 1 .., Z ,QA 1 . ,,., Q.: , 3 5, ,gram fn' .H s otha :EPP xv' t as :mtg L' QQ 1 fzx 03 .gg 1 ' NA W, -iifw f ,X C333 f mf wi, X 'V rr. X faq? QJ QW, us, -fx Q' ADMINISTRA TION LJ' S,-1 Thomas Wall, assistant headmaster -...i,, 3 Phyllis McDonough Rachel L. Larkin Catherine Ridge iq? Alfred J. Lennon Marie R. Kennedy GUIDANCE a.-' 65 f W? 1 A 2 -13-'iifg' rg X, Caesar J. Tarallo ' Marsela Yesukevich 11- 'E' Virginia White Fred J. Murphy , 1 1 ENGLISH . 'i 5. ' nc Q :Rn Judith M. Fermessy, head of department Gerald G. Hollis A . , ' -, '- , ,Q , ,rv 'J ,: '- ,L , ---i -., 1 ' ' . T i ' l-1 ' '. x is Robert Lindsey John Ertha John Gearin Susan Goldwag 1 2 Francis B. Smith GT Paul A. O'Brien 2931 f .Y ,, gt n. kg is .., Edward A. Ulrich ffm, 3 I Cassie Elliston ,Q The good, the bad, the ugly . . . and the Italian. rl! bas' ,i 'vs- Mary J. Fleming MA THEMA TI CS Charles W. Sharkey, head of department I I Robert Beatty ,l John F. Maloney John Sullivan David J. Heidt J I A . , 1 n J Donald Pellegrini 14 Jane L. Jennings SCIENCE WH l we ' V e l .Q 5 x x 4' 'KJ' Nicholas D. Anastas Alan J. Furber, head of department Mary McLaughlin l , i ' 'A W, ? it A, 4,, i V C, air i tial 4? Phyllis Cook ?vx NJ 2 V . fu.:- ' '-d '5 x '41 FQ Daniel O'Shea I William Caruso . s S, I ff Clifton S. Whitehead SOCIAL SCIENCE QQ 'av I, N 1. Mary A. Connolly, head of department Anthony J. Milano ai David J. Glynn David J. Fuller Denise Claytor l IN ,a 'W' Owen O'Malley I 6 John Conley Dennis R. Houle Robert J. Kupka MUSIC Ronald Brown 1 7 LANGUAGE or .- ' Q 41, fwf . I-C Paul Corrigan o Ethel B. Menitoff SUSaI1 E. Lewis Jacob Aronson, head of deparlment Armando LoConte 1 8 r Eutychios Kalegorakis Linda M. Nanos HOME ECONOMICS I . ,' , 1' s .g 4 fx G .- .-' XM 4 .a' n'-n9 VISION RESOURCES g Dana Jackson William Tinkham John Hegarty 19 , vox Al PHYSICAL ED UCA T10 , -Q mlb' ' 'NK' 4 l 6 ' at x Y A - S. -up 'f--, ,.ww'5 Q fbi. 4 472- 'L , XL 'fins -ff ,I Michael A Donato Y V+ , 'T:,f2f?4:5g,5g, ' I 'H-'wx A,I, K. fe 6 N l, .,, 11 fffys. t' x ,A '1'5:54a ,Y g .1.Q,J-v 442 1, fi-N iiffff: ,ffzgjfg . , A, . ' 53' W? 'figs ' ' . 4' 1355: -af A'1E?TlYf -'.1fZI' ii? ' N' 6. ff? ki? ' ff , . I 5 7 Leo V. Syberts I?- 5+-,.ay,,?,g,,...,.,,,-L Elizabeth Aronson 'kv' 'I v il-,5 Qlfil ,fl if 53:52 i Li, Carolyn A. Cohen l Nancy Y. Krause ART -as 5 V5 Dorothy R. Dolan Sam Midman Linda Zammarchi MECHANICAL DRA WING Joseph D'Avel1a 21 B USINESS Alicia Barasso 4' x Helen J. Burns ' r ' if .x A V Yr .. -. ,ny-.f ', ig E' -1 'I i Ql l i a gf' lie l Earl F. Chisolm Edward Carlevale Q h--1 Daniel P. Foley, head of department I David deBettencourt 70 Frances Gavin 22 X J ! 5 I . X 5 fi 'Wil v .1 Q, 1 fa v lj .4 li N J JYDHI1 I 4 4 I J i I I J ! F 55 vang ,' 1.- x f , Q17 PRESIDENT: As presiding officer of the Senior Advisory Coun- cil, Tad Bonvie is responsible for the organization of all senior class activities. VICE-PRESIDEN T: Kenneth Quigley assists the President in all activities and is responsible for the Class Day Program. SECRETARY: Louise Marsiglia records the minutes of all meet- ings and is in charge of all correspondence and the publishing of the Senior Class Newsletter. TREASURER: Jim Smith collects all senior class funds and is responsible for expenditures. 28 ROSEMARIE ABDELAHAD Bowling Club 3, Presidentg Powder Puffg Health Careers ORCQ Flexible Campusg Senior Advisory Council. ft fl . x K 1 l JOHN K. AMPOLOS 32 E fn: I A v IQ' 41' X, YH DOREEN Do AYAN Spanish Clubg Bowling Clubg Student Councilg Drama Clubg Powder Puffg Flexible Campusg Key Club. KATHLEEN M. HARALAMPOS Zorba the Greek PETER ASHBURN ATHANASIADIS Greek-American Clubg Soccer Team. AUSTIN 1:05 DIANE BARACEWICZ ,z VIRGINIA G. AZAR HELENE BAUMAN 7 Kisses, Kisses, Kisses, HUG! SHARON ANU FROM 30 EDWARD V. Eddie BARRESI Glee Clubg Library Clubg Italian Clubg Student Councilg Senior Advisgry Council. if wx, 5?I?fl.i. 57,23 SUSAN E. Ana BECKERS FRANCIS R. J oquesprell BELLANTI Flexible Campus. 41 JEAN M. Jeanme BERGQUIST A-3' QR 'am' JIM MIE BLACK Footballg Track. JOSEPH M. p BLODGETT l Baseball. Donato, Bunko Division. TAD J. BONVIE Class Presidentg Senior Advisory Council, Presidentg Flexible Campus 25 Latin Club 23 Student Council, Treasurerg Student Teacher Advisory Councilg Transcript Staffg Humor Staffg Junior Ring Committeeg Drama Clubg Powder Puff, Coach,- Bi-Centenialg Door Attendant. 3l JOHN J. James BOND EU 1411 '?2+? ,4'4S'5v' XR' ,.km.vi2r. ll JOHN ELLENE Helen DONNA K BOZZI BREGIANOS BRENTON , if V'-C BRENDA LORRETTA A. BULLOCK BURKE 'JOHN CAM PBELL 32 Ref x ROSEMARIE Rosie CAPONE MARY A. -wx. lwrxw f- ' DEBORAH M. Debbie CARROLL CARTER ,as fm-112 A w- 15 , tm . r - 'lb f '.' . , nr, -9 -1. 4 .l:.:hL1, DORIS EVELYN A. CASEY CASEY 33 Uv iw., .M -1,1 .V hr ' fivxff: 'viva 4? f A f' ff, r,fA:.- 1 Q A . B0nf?5 LEONARD Lenny CASEY M4-31 MARILYN CASEY Roslindale Academy of Correctional Education CLOTILDE MICHAEL JOSEPH CASSEUS CASTALDI CATALDO Italian Club, President ROBERT CHAPMAN 34 DEBO RA CH ENEY JOYCE CLECKLEY A , ' fl lm X '1 ' Y. 5 f 3 QQHKQ: 5 lx .IOSEPHINE JO COLLINS Flexible Campus Cadet Teaching MARY F. COOK ffl f , :X V rf ., D? . XV! CH RISTINE E. COFIELD ..-al LAWRENCE JANE CONLON CONNELL Flexible Campus Powder Puff Angelo, your molher's on the phone! 1 Z . f' f' . 5 f ,L KEVIN M '1 4 , I . N. CRAV EN X 3 CHRISTINE H. Chris CORBETT Bowling Club 23 Flexible Campus lg DECA 1. 'R' RICHARD W. Richie CURRAN Phantom of the Opera DARLEEN DASTOUS STEPHEN J. Steve CUMMINGS Photography Clubg Senior Advisory Council. la L! ELAINE C. Red DALY --...ad 'Q BARBARA DELCORE Student Councilg Senior Advisory Councilg Powder Puffg D.P. Office Asstg Flexible Campusg Bowling Club l. PAI I Y DECINA I i PAUL A. DEVINE Key Club 3g Football 3g Staff 5 Humor Staff Ma. I Doc Key Room Tommie Brown loves Lucy Ellen J AFRODITI DIONAS Greek-American Clubg French Club, Treasurerg World Affairs Club. WILLIAM L. Billv DeNAPOLI Italian Club 33 World Affairs Club I: Aero Club lg Transcript Staffg Flexible Campus. CARMELA Gigella DilORIO Italian Clubg Spanish Clubg World Affairs Club. ,4lv MARGARET L. Peggie DIXON Cheerleader 2g Yearbook Staffg Business Staff: Humor Staffg Powder Puffg World Affairs Clubg Mr. Wall's Asst.: Flexible Campus. xx !.,,. ,-A 1 '!'T7 HELEN C. ALICE Motormouth DOHERTY DONNELLY Library Club lg Drama Club 2g Powder Puff lg Key Clubg Guidance Asst. l. Q CHRISTINE Chris JANE DORR Library Club lg Office Asst.g Key Clubg Powder Puff. DOWLING Student Councilg Boston Student Advisory Councilg Powder Puff. KARIN L. DOYLE Library Clubg Latin Club 2, Vice- Presidentg Drama Clubg Key Clubg Guidance Office Asst. .Q- 'W 'Y DIANE M. DUNN Bowling Club I: Library Club ll Powder Puff lg Key Club lg Guidance Ofiice Asst. -1:? NICHOLAS ELIOPOULOS Greek-American Clubg Soccer 33 Theatre Arts Program. Y 411 KATH LEEN Khmy NANCY EVANS FALCONE Key Room Staff . Q51 OLGA Kalheryne ESPINOLA Glee Club 23 French Club I1 Spanish Club lg World Affairs Club l. ff CATHERINE FALLON lui, Chateau De Rossie KAREN FARRAR MARY FALLON MARY P. Tricia DONNA FARREN FINN Latin Club, Vice-Presidenlg Badmintong Student Councilg French Club. Powder Puffy Guidance Office Asst. 'TN ,gas E 2 VINCENT J. Vinnie RAYMOND FISC H ER FLAGG National Honor Society. 40 DECAg National Honor Society, Vice-Presiden I. 'ii JOHN JAMES FLANNERY FOLEY SHEILA sissy LINDA DIANE Di FOLLEN FOSTER GALLANT Library Club? World Affairs Clubl Boston University H.C.E.P. Badminton lg Junior Achievement lg D.P. Office Asst. Flexible Campus 2. LINDA GARDNER Hello Ma? He yelled at me again! ,-4:5 DIMITRIOS Killer GERASIMIDIS Soccer 3g Wrestling 2g Greek- American Club 3, President. DIANE GAVRILIS Greek-American Club. JANET GLANCY ff This body is a registered lethal weapon. CAROLYN GOKEY 42 DEBORAH GILLESPIE Powder Puffg World Affalrs Club Badmintong Club. Spamsh Club Bowlmg JOAN GLANCY 1 MARIANNE Goldie GOLDEN ARLENE M. GRASSO Yearbook Staff Edilorg National Honor Society, Presidenlg Italian Club 3, Vice-Presidentg Spanish Club 2, Treasurerg Transcript Staff lg Student Council 21 Drama Club 25 Humor Staff l: Bowling 21 World Affairs Club lg Junior Ring Committee: Bicentennial. MARY GREALISH GEORGE GREGORIADIS Greek-American Clubg Soccer. KRISTEN L. Krissy HAMMER Yearbook Staff, Business Staffg D.P. Office Asst.g Key Room Staffg Flexible Campus. I'm beglnmng to feel a little sick. 43 Ti JOANNE Roula HALIPILIAS Greek-American Club, Secretary: World Affairs Clubg Italian Club. f ' . 5 , 6 Q, T M wt fm1llff.A X it - DONALD Don JILL Stupidiv Partner EILEEN HARRINGTON HAWKINS HEGARTY Hockeyg Soccerg Baseballg Key Clubg Powder Puffg Cheerleader. Bi-Racial Committeeg Flexible Campusg Basketball. ALICE E. AI HENDERSON National Honor Societyg Drama Clubg Spanish Clubg Bowling Clubg Senior Advisory Councilg World Affairs Club: Powder Puffg Flexible Campusg Key Club. 6 YAROSLAWA J. J. HLEWA Slawa Student Councilg Library Club 2g Italian Club 23 Transcript Staffg Office Asst.g Humor Staffg Spanish Club. GEORGE L. Hodge HODGES Student Councilg Camera Clubg Aero Club. 44 I -J ' KIM M. HUGHEY World Affairs Club lg Art Club I. 414 ROBIN HOLMES Glee Club lg Drama Badminton 1. Robs Club 2g QC-43, SYLVANA Silvia IMBIMBO 'Q 41 ff -IQ GEORGE EILEEN Gigi JOSEPH IOAKOMIDIS JACKSON JOHNSON Soccerg Greek-American Club. 45 .'N5.,,..--- I VANESSA Nessa JOHNSON Cheerleader lg Afro-American Club 2g Girl's Track lg Girl's Basketball 33 Junior Achievement I. MITCHELL Golden Greek KALTSUNAS Hockeyg Soccerg Baseballg Bi-Racial Committeeg Key Clubg Flexible Campus. JANE A. Janie JAMGOTCHIAN Student Council lg French Club 2, Vice-Presidentg Library Club 2, Treasurerg Junior Ring Committee lg Mr. Wall's Asst. lg Humor Staff. iff ,, ' I X 1 -f -'Zin ' M gains . 3. 1 t ' ,- fa I' JOHN JOLLIMORE VIRGINIA A. Ginny , KANE DINA K. KARIOTIS Greek-American Club. 'MARION F. May KEOHANE L KATHLEEN KOLF JUDITH Jude KHOURI Key Club lg World Affairs Club 2, Treasurerg Student Council 23 Flexible Campus 2, Secretary' Junior Ring Committecg Powder Puffg Regional Advisory Councilg Girl's Chorus lg A Capella Choir l. 5' ' . E1 ,Y f z g ' iff if f ' ? Lt 1 'K f fi' 7 , 9 5 33 'ii 3 1 . 4 ' H ,, I , fd 3, 1 Q 2 Q For his next feat... VALERIE Val KATSINIS National Honor Society 21 Mr. Wall's Asst.g Greek-American Club 23 French Club lg Italian Club lg Bowling Club 21 Cross Country lg Drama Club 35 Powder Puffg Student Councilg Senior Advisory Councilg Spanish Club lg Indoor Trackg Art Club: A Capella Choir lg Yearbook Staffg Business Staff. IU , 5 V :ir 1 J ie CYNTHIA Smedbf KNOWLES Spanish Club, Presidenrg Humor Staffp World Affairs Clubg Transcript Staffg Powder Puffg Key Club: Key Room Staff: Aero Club. 'H . 1 , I 2 HQ. 4' . l 'A A ei . I T I H GEORGE Curley KONTOUTSIKOS Soccer, Caplaing Greek-American Clubg French Clubg Student Councilg Senior Advisory Councilg Junior Ring Committee. ,46 000 ALAN J. LAMB N l to-0 l Q i n KATRINA L. KOPPS Powder Puffg Student Councilg Yearbook Staffg Flexible Campusg Bermuda Trip Committeeg Key Clubg Bi-Racial Committeeg R.H.S. Hockey Team Manager. sv' I' 6 I use Polygrip. 1 en. .- uc- .. fir We alibi x F awwg WASH! 4,1 xfffeg. vgwg gigs' 'F -79' 19- I-fag .-'VW' 'wwe Mp' JOHN Etch LENN ON Hockeyg Student Council. JOANN E KRAWEC ARTHUR E LAMB 46 KENNETH Marty LEVINE Key Club Ig Flexible Campus 3g Student Council 2g Presidenlg Junior Ring Committeeg Prom Committeeg Boy's Bowling lg Editor-in-Chief school paper. SUSAN A. LYDON Powder Puff lg Key Club lg Flexible Campus 2g Teacher's Aid l. 'T ' ' 4 'x MARTHA M. Marrv LIARDO Student Council lg Italian Club 31 World Affairs Club lg Powder Puff, Library Club 3g Yearbook Staff Badmintong Mr. Lennon's Staff. So there's this traveling salesman ' 1f2 f2 , Zrlf? f f ' 'wax -V , , GERTRUDE Estrella MALCOM ,..-.A v if -N--urls , ,, x of M DOREEN C. Liblix' LIBBY if V A , I THERESE R. Terri' MAHONEY World Affairs Club 2: Girl's Chorus ll National Honor Society 2. GREGORY W. , NANCY A. Nuch PAUL B. Anzmal MALONEY MARINUCCI MARINUCCI Italian Club 3g World Affairs Club lg Italian Club 33 Spanish Club 2 Spanish Club 23 Bowling Club 23 World Affairs 2. Transcript Staff lg Humor Staff, JILL E. LOUISE MARKEY MARSIGLIA Powder Puff g Bowling Club 25 Senior Advisory Council, Secretaryg Key Clubg Flexible Campus. rf' GARY C. MARTELL Hockey, Yearbook Artist. 50 ANN MARTUS -45 KATHLEEN A. PATRICK S. MASON MASON KONSTANTINOS Kosra ELIZABETH DONNA M. MAVRIDES MCCHESNEY McDOWELL Soccerg Greek-American Club. 51 ,,. 2 M ff I G-i-v-e-m-e-b-a-c-k-m-y-l-u-n-c-h Lf? 4 ,Z-. it T4 JAMES MCGEE ELIZABETH Liz DAVID Dave MAUREEN K. The Little Red-Head MCKERNAN MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGI-ILIN National Honor Society 23 Italian Drama Club 2g Student Councilg Key f Club 23 French Club lg Humor Staff: Clubg Powder Puffg Child World Affairs Clubg Library Club 3g Development. Spanish Club, Trea.surer,' Transcript Staffp Yearbook Staff, Edilor: Bowling 2. DAVID MCNAMARA SANDRA MCNANEY if. ' I . ,,, .'1',.5 . H231 ' -. r , ,. -. -If-9 :. , yy-a1,. ' 3299- ' Ea . I ,, CAROL MILLER 15 ,....-in 1 i..A ,iw X u is . fi Q I JOAN M. MISTRETTA Senior Advisory Councilg Italian Club 3g World Affairs Club lg Math Club lg Library Club lg Science Club lx Math Team 2. -4. ff . Xi , SUSAN Sue WALLACE F. Wally EILEEN MOLINARO MOORE MORAN MARY ANN MORRISON Flexible Campus 3. l Gladys Knight and the Pips , X fx 1 JAMES D. Moe MORRISSEY Track Teamg Key Clubg Golf Teamg Transcript Staff. ANGELO G. Tuna MUSTO Footballg Trackg Wrestling. ,dz-' Nur .l..a,1 NANCY Nam' MULLEN 11 -1 M27 F ' J 1 f 1 , V : il I J fc , She is built, . . . isn't she! CELESTE C. Celestial NOONAN Flexible Campus Program. WILLIAM Bilbf MUNROE Key Club lg Audio Visual Staff 2. REYES NANEZ PATRICIA M. Patty NORTON Powder Puff lg Art Club 2g Yearbook Staff lg Flexible Campus lg Math Team 2, Math Club lg World Affairs Club lg Bowling Club 23 Cadet Teacher l. P :- I Q I O MARGARET M. Peggv O'CONNOR 'mv 0 KAREN L. Chimp PACI'I'I'0 Senior Athletic Rep. I X I., tl l So call Barbizon now at 231-1247 PAUL G. PALMARIELLO DONNA M. Fred Aslaire PAGLICCO Photography Club lg Mr. Wall's Asst. 23 Main Office Asst. lg Drama Club lg Flexible Campusg Biology Intern. x K JAMES D. MORRISSEY Track Teamg Key Clubg Golf Teamg Transcript Staff. ci 'mul ul up N! SUSAN J. MARYELLEN Me . Xxx M Pmrups PLAUSKY fi ' ' Yearbook Staff lg Cheerleader 2' 1 gf r Flexible Campus. Moe S1534 . V 1 ELLEN Nelle POMAROLE Cheerleader 23 Powder Puff lg Library Club 33 Key Club lg Senior Advisory Councilg Key Room Staffg Transcript Staff, Co-Editor. , tl, 1.,' I.-1,1-t JOANNE M. Turp QUARTARONE Cheerleader lg Key Club. KENNETH P. Kenny QUIGLEY Transcript Staff lg Flexible Campus 2g Key Room Staff lg World 'Affairs Club 3g Latin Club lg Humor Staff lg Yearbook Photographer lg Senior Advisory Council, Vice-Presidentg Class Vice-President. 56 v Cadet Art Teacherg Powder Puffg Library Club lg Volley Ball lg PAUL R. QUINN 4 'W ' vi' j 1 9--gsrfx 'X' LINDA EDWARD G. RAUSA REGAN National Honor Society. 1 5 X ur X EVELYN M. KENNETH J. Goose MARY F REID REZENDES RILEY School Band. if How about putting the cheerleaders in forthe next play ,521 LYNNE ROBERTS .0--.uk Q Q. '5-v S 50.0-2155 'llg ,lo Ffh ' ,lu aa,lsO,: f a:0ulll'l,,,:: '9' quam llu.... 'f,n Fl.f 'M'lll..:.L1' GERALD Gerry SUSAN ROGERS RONAN ' K ' , JW 'f 45' -,' 1 .vfzkf FQ. lf 5 f. f if 1'-'Of THOMAS M. Tom ROSE World Affairs Clubg Spanish Clubg Library Clubg Flexible Campus. 11'- DANIEL J. Porky REBBECA M. Becky ROTH RYAN Bi-Racial Committe. 58 ff -1 BARBARA A. SARNO LAURA M. SHAHEEN 'U' SHARON Sam CATHY RYDER SANFORD Agro Club Cheerleader 21 Transcript Staffg World Affairs Clubg Library Club 3: Humor Staff: Key Clubg Powder Puff. 1 . SANDRA Cookie SCOTT Cheerleader 2, Co-caplaing Latin Club 2g Library Club 23 Basketball lg Afro-American Club 2. D I For tonight's homework, shave your heads. 5.-is :Q- GESTHIMANI Noula SEFEROPOU LOS Greek-American Club. ' 2 1. ff f 5 , f SOPHIA SIAPHIS if Y JOANNE M. SHEPPARD Bowling Clubg Biology Interng Cadet Teacher. 'QE' - WD i ' Greek-American Club. ' 1 -4 . ' sw . 1'-any r '1:P-IQTQ A ' --'P iv- weiy. f f,,.v.gc, . -fain A Q VI ei' on ff' . ...Q 4 I knew I should have been a priest. ELAYNE SKEFFINGTON ,A if JAMES W. smmy SMITH Flexible Campus 3g Baseball 3g Indoor Track 3, Captaing Cross Country 3, Caplaing Senior Advisory Council, Treasurerg Drama Club 2, A Capella Choir 2g Bi-Racial Committeeg Student Councilg Class Treasurerg Transcript Staff. NIEVE Lucy SILVA SHARON DEON SMALL VON L3 ANNE Ansky SPILEOS Powder Puff lg Greek-American Club 33 Italian Club lg Girl's Chorus lg National Honor Society 2. G LOY ' 'Gloria STERLING KENNETH C. SPLAINE 'Q Baskenballg Key Clubg Ba-Racial Committeeg Flexible Campus: Student Councilg Bowlingg Library Club. You want to buy a used car . . . CHEAP? MICHAEL SULLIVAN 61 GEORGIA STATHOPOULOS Greek-American Club JANET SULLIVAN .z SUPLEE TAYLOR TEIXEIRA f--4. MARIA THOMAS Greek-American Club. Hockeyg Drama Club. 4 . .- K wg- SALLY A. Tzpsy TIPPO Library Club 33 World Affairs Clubg Spanish Clubg Italian Clubg Key Clubg Student Councilg Lunch Room Asst. ROSINA R. Ro Ro TOSCANO Italian Club 3, Presidentg Library Club 3, Secretaryg World Affairs Club 23 French Club lg Key Club lg Humor Staff I ll Y X MARY A. TRACY 1 CL X I ,A J DENISE GREGORY TZIATZOS TSOLIAS Greek-American Club. CHERYL A. VENUTI rx- DONNA M. VEN UTI Bowling Club 24 Library Club 3, Vice-Presidenlg Italian Club 3, Treasurerg Spanish Club 2g Yearbook Staff lg Journalism lg Key Club lg National Honor Society l, Secretary. SANDRA J. Sandi VOZZELA Bowling lg Student Council 23 Key Clubg Aero Clubg Flexible Campusg Prom Committeeg Humor Staff. 5 rl! Expecting 2 to 4 inches . . . ALMEDIA A Al DIANE R. Wheaties WELCH WHEATON Basketball Bowlingg Flexible Campus. BEVERLY J. Turp WAITE Cheerleader 2, Co-Capt,' World Affairs Club 2, Vice-Presidenlg Basketball 3g Transcript Staff lg Cadet Teacher lg Girls Track lg National Honor Society 2, Treasurerg Powder Puffg Spanish Club 2 Museum of Fine Arts lg Key Club lg 1 KAREN WHITE Flexible Campusg Aero Club. DENIERE D. Tink Student Council, Transcript Staff, 64 WILLIAMS Co-editorg Powder Puffg Senior Advisory Council.g VAVS Volunteerg Flexible Campusg Glee Clubg gr-J 4-.4.nl' K Qi W ,Vcc .. 'i Wi: x N. K 1 -X- I 'nj ',,,..,, 4 - , xi 1,1 V .4 JOANNE .lo VERONICA Vicki LORRAINE M. WILLIAMS WILSON ZITOLI World Affairs Club Library Club 23 Latin Club 2: Library Club 3: Flexible Campus. Student Council lg Afro-American John P. Abramowicz Andrea M. Amuzzini Agostino Balzano Freda Battle Derek Barros John Beades Jeanne Bell Linda Bennett Salvatore Benenato Mary E. Britto Petros W. Bregianos Kevin F. Burns Elayne B,Smith John W. Buttner 'P6EFCEfIey ' Jane Carrio Edward Conlin David DeMinico Paul L. DiModica Anthony Dixon Phillip G. Downey Patricia A. Estey Michael P. Flaherty Michael Forte Club 2. CAMERA SH Y Susan L. Gately Rola Gekis Salvatore Giacoppo Karen E. Greaney Joyce Green Susan Grupposo Gail J . Gunther Thomas J. Hannon Maureen A. Harms Ronald Harrington Donna M. Harris Gerald P. Hourihan Leslie A. Joseph Joseph Joyce Stephen Joyce Kathrin Laopodis Yao W. Li Richard F. Lindauer Larry R. Link Thomas V. Lissell Anthony Magliaro William J. McNulty Kevin McDonough 65 Daniel McKay Karen McLaughlin Paul Mearn Joseph Mitchell Glenn Moon John Morash Joan F. Nelson Zoe Nicholiaides Karen M. Nicholas Jo-Anne Nolan Francis Pettijohn Lorenzo Pisano Vaso Politis John J. Price Richard A. Price Gary W. Scollard Beverly Smith Deborah Smith Geraldine M. Sneyd Chris Tsolis Elvin Valentin William Welch Michael Wilcox Robert Williams Sandra Willis pw, 52:1 r JC :gg in af' rn irghf JW in ',..,M-f' ' V La, ' ,, . I 1 , i , , f , C 7 rf ff I mcriam KA TH Y HALL! ON And as we wind on down the road Our shadows taller than our souls There walks a lady we all know Who shines white light and wants to show How everything still turns to gold And if you listen very hard The tune will come to you at last VVhen all are one and one is all. To be a rock and not to roll And she's climbing the Stairway to Heaven. LED ZEPPLIN 67 Z! fl r' I v JA' M 's s if if n:1-5 E L up ATK V fx A ' if PAUL M E A CLASS FLIRT FRIENDLIEST Pat Mason, Barbara Delcore Peggie Dixon, Bill DeNapoli - F . .. iii-. , .xg MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jim Smith, Virginia Kane 70 w -A -3 MOST ATHLETIC Angelo Musto, Beverly Waite .gi 1 XJ , - 4 . 1 fy f' , K , f MOST TALKATIVE MOST SPI RITED Alice Donnely, Tad Bonvie Maureen McLaughlin, Angelo Musto 7l AU' , .Ml ,A 1 5 I T - A 1 ' ' Q- vp.. ' V . f l lfiw, +X 1 . Q ,S '. F i ,ri - 3 BEST LOOKING BEST SMILE Billy Welch Alice Henderson George Kontoutsikos, Therese Mahoney MOST POPULAR Jill Hawkins, Paul Devine 72 fifx' ,ul Q fi pf ' QD 1 4 J if fb Q r-' 'Q f fl 4-Tal y .... 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Back Row: William Cabral mgr., Daryll Long, Anthony Crawford, Gary Dixon, Paul Washington, Ken Devone, Simian Frazier, Henry Alexander, coach Mike Donato. ' , ff, g 4 Y' Y P V1 e ' 9 'M' FW' 77 K CHEERLEADERS Q5 First row: Jody Shaheen, Cathy Sanford, Ellen Pomerole, Joanne Quartarone, Cathy Knowles, Peggy Dixon, Rita DePasquale. Second row: Beverly Waite Co-captain, Jill Hawkins, MaryEllen Plausky, Sandra Scott Co-captain. Third row: Vanessa Johnson, Diane Chikowski, Bette Albert. :GA il if r'fL3f'- wg A .'-v I I - rs. - , 'l - ' mimi. - EH., --.4 fr f , --M--uw-oy - - - -- 'Vp - - -1 f..vuCn.w.is.f.n.DfunY.n.s-smliig 1 fsxh ,R f 7'l'5iT:Q-f 78 1.Qt2. Ili? him ,qx TRACK . -----H 1 . ' .......x...--N-....- .-............. .A 'lf . .2 ' ,elf ,. , , , . - .-.t,.,,,.,,q,, ,, , ? dll vi su First row: Steve Phillips, Steven Green, Tom Kittereck, Larry Link, Jim Smith Captain, Jimmie Black, Dan Shedd, Jim Morrissey, Richard Price, Ed Davis. Second row: Steve Lamb, Paul Mitchell, Angelo Musto, Trudy Thompkins, Pam Dixon, Valerie Katsinis, Larry Wynn, Danny Brown. Third row: Coach John Conley, Philip Kearney, Tom Robinson, John Bozzi, Moses, Susan Gruposo, George, Patrick Perpigand, Tom Keating. CROS CO TRY 5 viii W Jimmy Morrisey, Danny Shedd, Jimmy Smith Captain, Coach John Conley. 80 1 ' 'v V ' S A 1 ix 5 5 Q I 4? 29 70 '2 ag u 3 ' Q L 5 Y Q55 A z ff 5 Wy. If ' K ' ,A BA SK E TBA LL f 3 lf l n 1 . f J 1 a 2 ey 't 1 f 5 2 3 , 1 , 2 4: f if. Front row: Sandra Scott, Beverly Waite, Vanessa Johnson, Anna Wong. Second row: Diane Chikowski, Bette Albert, Suzanne Fistlath, Wands Skelley, Susan Ryan, Mary Ann Tracey. VOLLE YBALL 2 3 3 R . E i . : 2 4 1 - 1? 1 4 Front row: Pat Casey, Bemadette Manning, Ann Wong, Nina ljanicata, Cynthia Casey. Second row: Clare Catarius, Stephnie Mantouvalos, Donna Casey, Susan Ryan. 83 if S ll I 5.-Z HOCKEY 'U -0' ' K Front row: Dave Hiem, Tom McKeman, Larry McEchem, Ed Sileba, Bucky Buckman, John Ampolos, Donny Lohan, Gary Martell, Bill Finn, Back row: John Lennon, Bill Mahoney, Eddie Gottwald, Don Harringion, Al Blair, Ron Harrington, Danny Mclichem, Jim McGrath, Danny Beale, John Ginnety, Coach Bob Kupka. 5 L , W vrr' 'y 'Wy , f a g? 'V -I t 4 i AP f 'ft - , 4 J 7 'I .V flag an sit Q If li , my n .l i- Q pn t 1 SK, 1. 84 N s EA 'T Hmm z 544 ., f, the W , lzkiazwz , vghlnfia KL kd, tiff? 'sf . 1., v , J. rf in 5,31 N04 ! . X ll 9 I W sf ' Q A I A w 5 Y x Q Q15 Q5UNg4, V! ff Dy I , V. xA , I . . I f . AfNfPXiCALfCl-.UQ f 1 ' di 9 f 0 A 1 ff, I ' 'G X W f I I if 5x mem 372, A Z ' ' if - X Q N XSXXXN Zlwfmf emo p,-AIP 0 X S WN f f y y W NOEL ' 44 N yfjflf IAHIV RIENGE A .sf 5 M A W Z fgfma VN QE' A fy 3: QJMSTUVG ff 5 S 0 I .N , f viii i Q6 'Wir fb' .':::'r-221-uazzzzat GW 1- if YEARBOOK EDITORS It is through the untiring efforts of editors Elizabeth McKeman and Arlene Grasso that this yearbook is a reality. The long hours that they invested in the planning and supervision of this book serve as an example of their determination to have a yearbook, despite all if YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS Ken Quigley and Katrina Kopps served as our devoted photographers who prowled the corridors searching for unsuspecting victims. obstacles thrown in their paths. YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF Valerie Katsinis, Kris Hammer, Peggie Dixon. These dedicated girls contributed greatly to this yearbook by selling ads to raise money for this yearbook. I , I 71 HUMOR STAFF The Humor Staff is that elite group of maniacs who are held responsible for those witty, funny, hilarious, sick sayings for all the pictures in the Class of '75 yearbook. Without their help, this yearbook would be not halt' bad . -A' eff' Jgsf YEARBOOK STAFF Mr. John Gearin - Advisor The Yearbook Staff of R.H.S. has proven, without a doubt to be one of the most resourceful groups of people ever brought together at one time. It is through their willingness to work that this yearbook is a reality. I can't believe it's done! SENIOR ADVISORY COUNCIL Dennis Houle - Advisor Tad Bonvie, Presidentg Kenneth Quigley, Vice President' Louise Marsiglia, Secrelarvg James Smith, Treasurer. The Senior Advisory Council is an elected representative body of the Senior Class, responsible for all senior class activities, such as the Prom, the Semi-formal, car washes, etc. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society under the direction, of Mrs. Jane L. Jennings, consists of all seniors who have maintained averages of B+ or better and possess the qualities of Character, Leadership, Service and Scholarship. The officers of this club are Arlene Grasso, Presidentg Ramond Flagg, Vice Presidenlg Donna Venuti, Secretaryg Beverly Waite, Treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL Alfred Lennon - Advisor The Student Council serves as a link between students and the administration. Students elect the members to represent them on the Council. Council members are chosen for their perspicacity and ability to govern I km..t..l TRANSCRIPT STAFF The Transcript Staff is a working part of the school bringing it closer to the community each week as the members write the Roslindale High Notes for the West Rosbury Transcript. This column presents a Boy and Girl of the Week, who are chosen from the senior class and contains a synopsis of the schools activities, The students who make up the staff are in Mr. Paul O'Brien's Journalism Class, which meets every Monday and Thursday, 7th period. Assisting Mr. O'Brien are co-editors, Cheryl Wigandt and Ellen Pomerole. U -A ilu Y, 'QQ M R. WALL'S ASSISTANTS 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. MR. DONATO'S STAFF This diligent staff aids Mr. Donato in the work of being Dean of Discipline. -1.904401 5 CD i ie' MR. LENNON'S STAFF Mr. Alfred Lennon, together with his energetic student staff have made the flexible campus program a very successful one. 1. DATA PROCESSING STAFF Mr. Richer, Mr. Conley, and Mr. Houle. This staff assists in the coordinating of schedules, marks, and other essential computer programing. 9 TN SWR! Q1 E1 KEY ROOM STAFF Mr. Maloney and his dependable assistants are in charge of the distribution and upkeep of the schools lockers and locks. l iii I AUDIO-VISUAL STAFF Mr, Corrigan and his assistants Danny Shedd and Eddie Gutowski take care of the Audio-Visual needs of the school. l Q 1 THE LUNCH ROOM STAFF V H The Lunch Room Staff consists of hard ' if f' working men and women who prepare the rg school's lunches. 4 T -I ITALIAN CLUB Armando LoConte - Advisor Michael Castaldi, Presidenlg Rosina Toscano, Co- presidenrg Raffaella Selite, Vice-Presidentg Nancy Marinucci, Treasurerg Sally Tippo, Secretary. The Italian Club has sponsored many activities to promote interest in the culture of Italy. By the club's various school activities, a spirit of togetherness was achieved among Italian and non- Italian members. XT LATIN CLUB Ethel Menitoff- Advisor The purpose of the Latin Club is to encourage among young people an interest in and appreciation of the civilization, language, literature and art of ancient Greece and Rome. It provides an opportunity for students to participate in extra- curricular activities and to promote the classical cause. John Maloney - Advisorg Gregg Ouderkirk, Captaing Penny Hayes, Pat Norton, Joan Mistretta and Konstantinos Kalatsiedis. The Math Team competes four times a year in the eastem division of the Greater Boston Math League. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in Mathematics through competition. KEY CLUB Anthony Milano - Advisorg Daniel Shedd, Presidentg Steven Tiberi, Vice-Presidentg Nicholas Boas, secretaryg Alan Blair, Treasurer. The Key Club serves as the student laison group to involve the community in school activities and enrich the lives of the citizensr ,J- B, l 1-Mi v I 1 ART CLUB Mr. Midman - Advisor Rossie art talent on the Steps upward, Pat Norton, Beverly Waite, Mary Ellen Plausky, Valerie Katsinis, and Brenda Dickerson. DRAMA CLUB Susan Lewis f Advisor The R.H.S. Drama Club presented the annual Christmas play featuring, How The Grinch Stole Christmas , and participates in the production of Highlights seen in the spring. A CAPELLA CHOIR Ronald Brown - Advisor A Capella is a group of students who meet every school day to sing, express, and appreciate the many choral styles of the westem world from the fourteenth century to the present day. Jacob Aronson - Advisor I .fgifarq 1 nv 'B' V- 'T' .: Lf. I I 1 5 - - 19014: 3: .y'j:' . -:'f: - ' . t-X , 'C I f Ra. A . -5, . I 'f :- , t 4 N- . ., . , 1 'I 1. .1 l 1' 'A 'i '- i . , ' fry. Tse . ,' ' .w it ' X Q A 1 . . Qu -.v ln- kb-.. , . B . . T Q 4 .7 Qs?-fifi' 5' . 5-S39 +4:f: 'f '7f5'NXh- '-.3S5!7 '1.- ' 9. vu.. i-.vt - , Y v ' lk- l..-.! 4573249 1 f M FRENCH CLUB 1 ll James Morrissey, Presidentg Jane Jamgotchian, Vice-Presidentg Afroditi Dionas, Rosina Toscano, and George Kontoutsikos. The main purpose of the French Club is to encourage a love for French culture. They play games, sing songs, show French movies, and discuss various cultural aspects not covered in class. GREEK-AMERICAN CLUB Euthimios Kalogerakis f Advisor Dimitrios Cverasimides, PI'6.S'ldE'l1l,' Nicholas Eliopiiulos, Vice-PreSid6'nI,' Joanne Halipilias, Sec'rc'luri',' Denise Tsolias, Treasurer. The Greek-American Club has visited Plymouth, the theatre, and has participated in the cultural presentation of Greek Independence Day. U SPANISH CLUB Linda Nanos A Advisor Cynthia Knowles, Presidenlg Sally Tippo, Vice- Presidenlg Elizabeth McKernan, Treasurerg Beverly Waite, Secrerarv. The Spanish Club plans include attending a performance of a Spanish play and dining in a Mexican and Spanish restaurant. Visiting the museum of Fine Arts and taking advantage of any Spanish cultural events happening in the city. lf fl' 5 1 li Y L. I' ,-ry. LIBRARY CLUB Marie Kennedy Advisorg Sally Tippo, Presia'enl,' Anna Wong, Vice-presidenlg Jane Jamgotchian, Treasurerg Rosina Toscano, Secrelaqv The students in the Library Club assist in running the school library. Memberg who accumulate 50 hours of library service receive a special Library Service Pin. The club members raise money to buy equipment for the library. Monthly meetings are held with speakers on a variety of topics. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB Dr. Mary Connolly - Advisorg Maria Palumbo, President' Beverly Waite. Vice-president: Anna Wong, Secrelaqvq Judith Khouri, Treasurer. This club studies and discusses National and Intemational Affairs. This year it has been particularly interesting in the coming Bicentennial celebration. Highlights ofthe year include visits by guest speakers, round table discussions, The Boston Harbor Trip, The Freedom Trail and The New York Trip to the United Nations. AERO CLUB Edward Ulrich - Advisor. Each member is familiarized with flying procedures. JUNIOR RING COMMITTEE Dennis Houle - Advisor. The purpose of the ring committee was to design the rings for the Class of '75 BI-RACIAL COMMITTEE gf.. CLOSE-UP Mr. John Conley - Advisor. Close-up is an organization that gives students a better look at the way the government is run and the people that run it. Participants in the program are Diane Gallant and Martha Liardo. fx It N-.. at RX 'K Q , p Q i'qil:'i'f'f+mA,..,, chili 'Tv' .55 ' f' 1 yew, If lrfa 691, ' - ' -mir 5 5,1-L, ,limi , ..r'j 3 , fv,,515gg11:' 3591921 if f , .' --aff? - 'fl Pew A ' 1,-?x5Y'z,f24i.:1 , 1- imp, , igfew-,ai -4' . , gm gggst-.-15a.. ' 4 .- :i:1:::: '?7i: Fmzuf xmliu' iia rilf 3' 1' Wil? 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We canlt forget Donna Paglico, who played the part of Max, the dog, and Doreen Ayan, Rossie's Rudolph. After the play, there were Christmas Carols sung by the A Capella Choir and a sing-along sung by everyone, led by Mr. Wall and Mr. Hollis on his flute. za, , J. v ,Im ' 4 ff f M x , ' 5. Q, ' 1 f I 1. 1 . 1' i M sv, I If 1 5 .' E x x 4 Lf 1 lk, 'Q r K f Y I -' A , 1 5 -C, .v Hrsy. 'J' U ' 4. X 4pxDIA,i 'A A - 1 ..,, WF 'if M011 f alice H 94. 'H' EQ., 51- 2.9 F gl ,, Q '1 gf 32 ,,, ., W. vm 5' ik A lf' P' 2 '25 Q. N in .f ,' ' ' .' ' i ,- 4, H14 1 -..........4 . nnnn nu! I nb' ' Q 1 'TM1 'iq I . all wg Q 4 U S I nd 1 Y 1 ' 3:35 5 i',, E!hf.anes ', .715 . 1 . ,q Q, ' Q:- 1- , X .W If 'W 0 ICC 'J -f. fy Us School bells ring . And children sing Tra la la . . . D n-x nh' . sf V 1, 1, , , if ! ig? , 'TL 11 V1 1525, ,Zu .K I , J 5 ,l 4, fs '- ff . 417 Jh . 1 ,. ,L A ll '7 qw- 4 4 N .Q ' Fi f 'ffii 1' f.-5.1, 3 il V4 1-3 eff ' Male is Superior' Get the Houle out of here! N L ., JV 'Q I , , Q o - i f In N W7'i'f'5l1l-, -x ,, i,,,,, I' All I want is your blood. Love and Kisses Armando 106 f V21 f, . 'J v mf! ,J ' f' s My WHAT is showing? Why d0n't you Give me back my hand! Q vb tv' Do you need a pass? ? ROSIJNDIILE C0-OPERATIVE BANK 40 Belgrade Avenue. Roslindale 325-2900 Serving sovers ond home owners since 7898 DV? Share sr annum Certificates in Pass Book Form 0 Deposits and Withdrawals in multiples off S100 0 Dividends paid monthly or allowed to accrue in a regular savings account at SVA A F8 96. - TERRIAOA'S MARKET - SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY ' IMPORTED ITALIAN FOODS' OFINEST CHEESES IMPORTED FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD O COMPLETE SELECTION OF IMPORTED ITALIAN GROCERIES O FINEST QUALITY 8. 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I 4 I 51.5 Wu. - ' r-1 fi-4 'r gi gift 1 ', 4 I -X2 Q :av fi' Wigs -i V, ,V M 1 .55 W 13 . ,ff V J aff' x 1 I gfwy, mv 4 'tina' 4,42 X, X lj k 5 xx I fl 'X Ii D' And though We had our fights Had our short tempered nights It couldn't pull our dreams apart All our needs and all our wants Drawn together in our hearts We felt it from the very start Everything is fine now And we just have to keep in mind We must set new goals We must not lose control Of the possibility of the discovery That would let everybody see That we were just meant to be. Terry Kath 'Ll 'I6 Its all over The laughter Frustration JOY? Times we will Always remember And smile . . . AMG 1975 x X 9 9 JJr.Ml?iAH11.h 2 I 0 g .-, 1... k'f' I ',v , m Y.,. ,x .X I X- . . -,Vx vt 4 f ,, 'P . ' .f 1 4 D I f v 't L ' I ,. '5.,'- f , .4 , 1 'f' '. ln' U' 'A' 1 -.. -- A F- -1- Q' 1 ' Ya ' 3' ,, V I sary . 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