Saugus Junior High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1975 volume:

THUNDERBIRD Nine Arab nations parley in Libya; de- cide to lift oil embargo against U.S. Evel Knievel, king of cycledom, prema- turely parachuted into gorge during at- tempt to span Snake River canyon in his Skycycle. Construction proceeds on the Alaskan Pipeline with aim to eventually ease fuel crises. Photo of storage yard in Valdez. Alaska, shows a part of pipe to be used. World leaders, Ford and Brezhnev, hold historic summit meeting in Russia. Brezhnev tries on Ford ' s fur jacket. Big Three Watergate defendants, Ehrlichman, Haldeman, Mitchell, found guilty. 1974-1975 NEWS EVENTS COAl STRIKG BUSING Ih BOSTON SUGdR PRICGS OIL GMBdRGO UFTGD GMGL KNIGMGL dWSK4 PIPGLING dMNGSTY HdNKddRON 715 J 1CK BGNNY FORD VII SITS USSR GHRLICHMdN l-MLDGMdN . - SAUGUS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL TOWN MANACER JOHN O. STINSON _ BOARD OF SELECTMEN NORMAN B. HANSEN chairman VERNON W. EVANS ARTHUR GUSTAFSON JR. RICHARD -L. REYNOLDS , DR.FREDERICK WAGNER ■ ' SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, .■ MAO RICE F. SM 1TH SCHOOL COMMITTEE ' RICHARD E V A N S. chairman A N N S- OCLl A N O JOHN A. C U. R R Y ' J ET ER A. ROSSETT I JEAN S H E R MA N . GENERAL CONTRACTOR DESTEFANO CONST. CO. CLERK- OF THE WORKS H. ERNEST STEED ARCHITECTS PRIESTLEY ASSOCIATES BOSTON MASS 19 6 6 z a en 7 a Administration 2 Science GREY A. BOWDEN PATRICK CARRETTE JAMES CARTER MARJORIE CARTER JOHN COLLINS ANNE M. JONES BRUCE LaPIERRE JUDITH MASUCCI Physical Education MARIE SHORTSLEEVES ELLEN SPIER FRANK TAPLEY JULIA BROWN SHERRILL LENTINI PATRICK PET RONE Industrial Arts DALE ANDERSON CHARLES EMMA CHESTER HILL DANNY SMITH PATRICK O ' LEARY CARMEN TRINGALE Mathematics BERNARD BRYAN CHRISTINE M. CURRAN LORRAINE DEMERLE JOSEPH MAGGIORE MARGARET MAGGIORE MYRON MANOOGIAN MARY B. O ' BRIEN MARY JANE RENZI JANET SANBORN MARGARET SEYMOUR Social Studies DONNA LYNN 4 Language Arts FRANCIS W. AMORO RUTH BACKER LOUISE DiBLASI JOHN E. FLYNN JUDITH GAFFNEY MARY HARPER ANNETTE R. IENGO WALTER KEDDY RUTH KELLEY rVALOO MAC VICAR LORNA MILLER MARY ANN PITTA RD PATRICIA POL SONET CHRISTIE SERINO DALE SHANNON Home Economics MICHELE ANITA JANICE ELAINE MENG O ' DONNELL WALSH YANOFSKY 5 Business RICHARD MARY DONALD E. SALERNO SCIMONE TffiBETTS Special Education ELIZABETH KINGSLEY Audio-Visual Aids WILLIAM LINDOUIST Library EDITH MARGARET BAUM COLLINS Music NORMAN MILTON J . KRAVETZ KIMMEL Nurse DOROTHY RUNGE 6 Guidance HARRY SURABIAN, JOHN NASO, JOHN CAPOMACCIO, ANDREA CAGGIANO Foreign Languages 1 IB J! GISELLE LOUIS HELEN SURABIAN THIBAULT WO ODS Secretaries MRS. HABEREK, MRS. KOHLER, MRS. SUFFRETI, MRS. COX. Special Areas JULIA RALPH IRWIN SANTOSUOSSO Reading CATHRYN SARAH LAURIA CAHILL Teacher Photos Not Available MR. STEVEN ANGELO MISS ELIZABETH BACH IN I MR. SHERMAN BEELER MISS RITA D ' AMBROSIO MRS. LINDA GAIESKI MRS. JEANNE GALLANT MRS. RITA PELOSI MRS . PAULA LEE ROZANTES MRS. CATHERINE MAC KEY 9 Steven Agneta Donna Akerley Chris Aloisi Marian Amado James Amerault Pamela Anastos Betteann Annese MaryRose Anzalone Anthony Auterio Arthur Bakopolus Scott Baldwin Denise Ballard Kevin Barb Deborah Barrasso Thomas Bartlett Terri Barton Kevin Battaglia Mark Bean William Bean Carol Beecher Darlene Bennett Donald Bentley Mark Bentley Joseph Bernard Linda Berthold 10 Holly Bertram Paula Bettano Michele Bilodeau Leslie Bingham Sheila Birchander James Bisesti David Bishop Lori Blood Glenn Boivin Mitchell Bond Arthur Borick Janine Boudreau Leo Boudreau Sharon Boudreau Janice Bourque Pamela Bourque Jeff Brooks Gary Brown Gerald Buono Marian Burke Donna A. Burns Donna M. Burns Eleanor Burns Janet Butts Darlene Baxter 11 12 Grace Collura Cheryl Connor Patricia Conway- Barbara Cook James Copithorne Walter Cordeau Thomas Cormier Mario Costa Glynis Covino Susan Crabtree Mary Crawford Michael Crotty Jean Cushman Joan Cushman David Carver Michele D ' Alelio John Dalton Ann Dancewicz Teresa Dancewicz Dawn Davis Glenn Davis Rosemarie Dean Christine De Angelis Joanne De Franzo Roland DelSapio 13 Charles D ' Eon John D ' Eon Thomas DePaolis William DeRoo Yvonne Deveau Anthony DiFrancisco Sharon DiFrancisco Carla DiGuilio Lisa DiGuilio Cynthia DiGuardo David DiPesa Shirley DiSario Gregory Domey James Donahue Sharon Doucett Donald Doucette Ellen Doucette Timothy Dow Francis Doyle Debbie Drake Karen Dunham Eugene Duprey Dianne Dwyer Mark Eagan Robert Ellis 14 Robert Ellis Michael Ellsworth Linda Emma Judith Essery Richard Fahey Michael Falkowski Jane Falzarano Elaine Faragi Susan Farley Evelyn Faro Timothy Fawcett Virginia Ferrara Deborah Ferraro Raymond Ferraro Linda Flammia Jane Fitzgibbons Nancy Fletcher Michelle Fleuriel Donna Florence Richard Forgitano Nancy Forrest Angelyn Forti Teresa Fosmire Jacalyn Freedman Jon Freehling 15 Ellen Furtado Mark Gaeta Thomas Gaff Richard Gagnon Catherine Galvin Barbara Gannon Marilyn Gaudreau James Gavin Paula Giadone Thomas Giannotte Dennis Giarla Dana Gilbert Michael Gilbert Sandi Gillespie Steven Gillespie 16 17 18 Thomas Kearney Heidi Kelloway Marianne Kelly Kim Kodzis Heidi Kootz Diane Kralewicz Stephen LaBrie Larry LaFerla Janice Lake Donna Landry Elizabeth Landry Joseph Landry Lisa Larkin Bryan Laskey Janet Leather Ann LeBlanc Charlene LeBlanc Laurel Le Blanc Patricia LeBlanc Mary Lee Christine Leonard Cheryl Leopold Pamela LePage Lisa Liberti Ralph Little field 19 20 Patricia McCormack Bonnie McEachern Kathleen McGrath Mary McGrath Mary Mclnnis Joan McKay Judy McLaughlin Sandra McLean Ronald McLeod Albert McMinoway Mary McNaney Donna McNanny Sandra McNeill Robert McNulty Paul Meader 21 Lisa Morra Donna Morria Peter Morris David Mortellite Lucille Moscone Lynne Moscone Christopher Munnelly Daniel Murphy Mark Murphy Laura Myers Christopher Mynahan Gina Napolitano Deborah Nasuti Lori Nelson Karlene Nichols Gary Nickerson George Nicolo Colleen O ' Brien Patricia O ' Brien Kimberly O ' Connell Donna O ' Keefe Maureen O ' Keefe Craig O ' Leary Camile Olivero Craig Orlando 22 Stephen Orsillo Peter Ortisi William Osgood Michael Otolo Richard Otte Sandra Pacheco Kathleen Paglierani Barbara Paine Susan Palladino The resa Palmeira David Paolini Joan Papineau Gary Park Jeanne Parrott Dianne Pearce Robert Pedi Robert Pedicini Mark Pedrotty Marilyn Pegnato Andrea Pelosi Karen Peluso Janet Penney Christine Perrone Karen Perrotta Debra Perry 23 Lisa Perry Jeffrey Pert Michael Phelan Paula Piccinini Nicholas Pittella Eric Pizzotti David Poland Robert Potito Stephen Powell Stephen Prisco Robin Pye Lisa Ralph Maureen Randall Brian Rappoli Richard Ravagno Sharon Russo Carl Sacco Karen Santangelo Sandra Sargent Kim Saulnier Leo Schacht Elizabeth Schultz Frank Serino Paul Serino James M. Shaw James W. Shaw Timothy Shea Timothy Sheehan Mark Shikles Kimberly Silva Steven Silver Lynda Skanes Sandra Slattery Janet Sloane Joann Snow William Snowdon Robert Spacer Robert Shaw Kenneth Sparks Stephen Spaziani 25 26 Richard Taylor Deborah Thibault Brian Thomas Sharon Thomas Barry Thurell Lauren Tieuli Cathy Tobin Jacqueline Tomassi Gary Toth James Tozza John Trainor Edward Trenholm Valerie Tringale Paul Tully Mark Turco Edward Varney John Vigneaux Carol Vernaci D. Allan Virgin Matthew Walker Steven Walkey Matthew Wall Bruce Wallace Kimberly Warren Deanna Wendell 27 Doug White James White Mark Williams Susan Williams Patricia Wilson Jill Witozen Paul Woodbury George Woodman Dawn Woods Sheila Worthy James Wright Frank Woods Steven Yawnick Douglas York Laureen Young Laura Zannino Raymond Zimmerman Ronald Zimmerman Janet Gauthier Photos Not Avilable Russell Barrett Michael Burnett Michael Caputo John Collins Dana Eldridge Anthony Hansen Diane Langone Agnes Nally Susan Russell William Thibault Daniel Willey 28 Leading by 8-0 at the end of the first half, the Saugus Freshmen managed to outscore the Winthrop team in the first game of the 1974 season in front of a crowded home cheering section. Keith Manning gained a total of 37 yards rushing giving him a 4. 1 yards per carry average while Dan Hashem gained a 55 yard total for an average of 3. 6 yards per carry. Although Saugus was shutting out Winthrop in the third quarter, an apparent let down in the 4th quarter saw the Saugus team squeeze by with a 16-14 victory. Outstanding offensive effort was noted in the jobs done by Paul Nigro, Keith Manning, Dan Hashem and the quarterback, George Nicolo, who completed 4 out of 5 passes. The defensive team was greatly aided by the ef- forts of Billy Osgood and Frank Serino. In the second game of the season the Gloucester Fishermen romped over Saugus with a 14-0 score. The third game saw Sau- gus overcome by Marblehead 6-0. The following week Saugus managed to reverse the score with a 6-0 victory over Eastern Jr. High of Lynn. The winning points were scored in the last 40 seconds of the game. Manning showed notable defensive effort while Hashem aided the offensive unit. Swampscott outscored Saugus in a well played game the next week with a 20-0 score. With over half the season over the Saugus team had a 2-3 record but the spirit and the persistence of the coached was transferred to the team as they prepared to meet Breed of Lynn. The work and the effort of the team paid off as Saugus brought home a 20-14 victory over Breed. Eric Pizzotti, who made an 8 yard run after receiving a 7 yard pass from Billy Osgood, scored 6 points. Billy Osgood then scored 12 points using a quarterback keep from the one yard line both times. v F o o t b a 1 1 1 a 30 Fawcett scored a 2 point conversion on a pass from Osgood using the FERN SPECIAL. For the first time the line was able to open holes for the running backs. Outstand- ing play was shown again by Dan Hashem with blocks from fullback Keith Manning. Outstanding defensive play was put in by Mike McCarthy, Paul Serino, and Allan Virgin. The entire 50 member team played in this second TOTAL TEAM victory. On Friday, November 8, 1974, the Saugus team overcame Danvers 18-0. Ha- shem, Manning and Fawcett each scored 6 points. Hashem ' s points came after a 17 yard run. Manning scored on a 4 yard run and Fawcett scored on a pass from Osgood. The defensive team played its best game up to that point using both a 5-2 and 4-3 defensive pattern to stunt Danvers offense. Outstanding defensive players were Cash, Nigro and Doyle. An example of the defensive technique was when Danvers had a first and 10 on the Saugus 25 yard line and the Saugus defense got together and soon it was fourth and 55 on the Danvers 20 yard line. Offensively Saugus had control of the game from the start. Great running was noted in the performances of Hashem and Man- ning. Other outstanding players were Riley and Paul Serino. Since the entire 50 man squad played in this game, it, too, was a TOTAL TEAM victory. The following week the n A team lost a well played defensive game to Salem, who was sporting a 7-0 season. Playing well in this defensive effort were Paul Serino, Bob Spacer and Harold Cash. The remainder of the defensive unit is to be commended as well. The half time score was 8-0 and the final of 24-0 saw Sau- gus in defeat. Salem ' s coach did remark about the Saugus team in the following manner: You (Saugus) were the hardest hitting team we have played. 31 32 . . . Down When Defeated, Nonchalanant When Victorious . . . The Saugus Freshmen Have A 5-4 Season Entering the final game of the season with an even 4-4 record, the Saugus team vowed to make this a winning season. Even though the Saugus schedule was the toughest in the Junior High history, the Saugus Frosh thought positively and worked hard the final week of the season in preparation for the Beverly game. On November 21, 1974, the Saugus Freshmen man- aged to make their season record a winning 5-4 with a 28-8 romp over Beverly. The points came in the first half with a quarterback sneak by Osgood, giving Saugus a 6-0 advantage. In the second half Hashem scored both a touchdown on a sweep and a 2 point conversion. Manning, on a pass from Coffey, scored another 6 points while Hashem again went in for the 2 points after. Finally, Fawcett, also on a pass from Coffey, scored 6 points, making the final score Saugus 28-Beverlv 8. Again good defensive techniques prevented Beverly from scoring. The offense had its best day of the en- tire season by taking advantage of the JET PASS, which opened up the game for Saugus. To recap the season the coaches had two remarks: The team played all year as though seeking a goal. It wasn ' t until the final three games that the goal be- came clear — to win! This goal helped to move the team on to a winning season. Down when defeated; nonchalant when victorious; it wasn ' t until the final win produced a successful sea- son that the team as a whole understood the meaning of winning. 33 ROW 1: Mr. Flynn, Mr. Keddy, J. Falzarano, G. Nicolo, J. O ' Neill, D. Reardon, J. Cordello, D. Whittredge, J. Lanjuirand, R. Costigan, D. Westaway, ROW 2: K. Barb, F. Luongo, M. McCarthy, B. Spacer, E. Maz- man, H. Cash, J. Arsenault, M. McCabe, ROW 3: Mr. Petrone, F. Serine-, T. Fawcett, E. Pizzotti, E. Ham- sen, D. G iala, J. Buono, J. Coffey, F. Doyle, A. Virgin, ROW 4: K. Sparks, B. Bean, C. Orlando, D. Mur- phy, J. Davis, M. St. Pierre, A. Carlson, B. Riley. ROW 5: D. Hashem, B. Wallace, S. Prisco, A. DeFran- cisco, W. Osgood, J. Carlson, B. O ' Neil, S. Agneta, P. Nigro, C. Spinney. Basketball ROW 1 (KNEELING): Ron DelSapio, Tom Bartlett, Mike Oaputo, Jim Carlson, and John Coffey. ROW 2: Richard Claflin, George Nicolo, Mike Jensen, Co-Captain Paul Serino, and Bill Bean. ROW 3: Craig Spinney, John Vign- eaux, Co-Captain Keith Manning, Tim Fawcett, Harold Cash, Tim Gonterz, Bill Osgood, and Coach Bryan, (miss- ing from photo: Frank Serino and Ken Sparks) The 1974 - 1975 Freshman Basketball team, although not the biggest team Saugus has had, has managed to have one of the best records ever. As of the time that this publication went to the printers, the team had a 15-4 record and was planning to compete in the Newton Police Athletic Association Invitational tournament for the top 16 teams in the state. Many individual records have been broken as well as team records. Keith Manning has broken the records of John Nicolo and Steve Gannon for most field goals with 175. Paul Serino was closing in on the record held in 1971 by his brother, Rich Serino for most assists. As of publication deadline in February, the following statistics existed: (these represent the first 17 games) SINGLE GAME HIGH FOR AN INDIVIDUAL TOTAL POINTS SCORES LEADERS 28 (first 17 games) J. Coffey against Briscoe M. Jensen 22 against Danvers K. Manning 395 K. Manning 37 against Eastern J. Coffey 222 P. Serino 18 against Eastern P. Serino 167 18 against Salem M. Jensen 158 T. Fawcett 9 against Corbett T. Fawcett 64 R. DelSapio 12 against Salem J. Vigneaux 8 against Danvers FIELD GOAL LEADERS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS K. Manning 175 K. Manning 45 K. Manning 316 J. Coffey 91 J. Coffey 40 T. Fawcett 107 M. Jensen 74 P. Serino 33 M. Jensen 77 ASSISTS P. Serino 60 J. Coffey 54 Basketball Cheerleaders TOP: Lori Jordan, Mitzi Delelio, Sandy McLean (Captain), Sandy Burt, Kathy Cargill. BOTTOM: Paula Bettano, Valerie Jackson, Carol Glionna, Darlene Smith, Valerie Tringale, Louise Mara and Andy Pelosi. Grade Eight Team ROW 1; Pistol ' Tete Nicolo, Bob Mad Dog Casey, Paul Esdra, Chris McCarthy, Ken Hanlon, Mike Beliveau, ROW 2: Paul Claflin, Art Combe, Jerry Libranti, Jeff Rice, Jim Piccotto, Joe Roberts. ROW 3: John Rouleau, Mike Furey, Jim Dunton, Rick Oxley, Mike O ' Hearn, Bill Peach. ROW 4: Dave Casey, Mark Shark Faraci, Paul Cargill, Don Train- or, Pete Williams, Joe Saunders, Coach - Mr. O ' Leary. FRONT ROW: Steve Gillespie, Jim Angiulo, Warren Howard, Scott Brazis, Sean Grady, Steve Prisco, Tom Stretton. ROW 2: Fred Fusi, Dave Tewksbury, Jay Bernard, Bill Mitchell, Paul Nigro, Tony Visone. ROW 3: Coach Mr. Man- oogian, Ralph Castogno, Mike St. Pierre, Mike Stewart, Roy Howell (co -captain), Russ Barrett. Missing from photo. Paul Mazzarella (co-captain). HOCKEY SCHEDULE 1974-75 December 24 Danvers December 27 Beverly January 2 at Gloucester January 8 Classical January 30 Marblehead February 6 Swampscott February 13 at Winthrop February 17 English February 20 Beverly February 24 Salem March 3 English March 5 at Winthrop 41 Baseball ROW ONE: Robert Spacer, Paul Nigro, Mr. Patrick Petrone, Paul Serino, Steven Colantuoni. ROW 2: Keith Manning, Steven Alberti, Ron DelSapio, and William Osgood. 45 Tennis Team Miss Brown, Linda Hanscom, Janice Bourque, Evelyn Faro, Andrea Heil, Lori Sutton, Carla DiGuilio, Coleen O ' Brien, Kim Clark, Carol Glionna, Nancy Lundbohn, Mary Mclnnis, Donna Florence, DeeDee Wendell, Carol Varnaci, Mitzi D ' Alelio, Chris DeAngelis, Mary Hull, Lorraine Lynch, Sheila Worthy and Mary Rossetti. Girls 7 Track Team Miss Brown, Sheila Worthy, Gina Napolitano, Mitzi D ' Alelio, Sandy McLean, Joyce Carlton, Colleen O ' Brien, Joyce Redford, Donna Akerly, Kathy Hess, Amy Flynn, Janice Bourque, Kim Silva, Paula Bettano, Andrea Pelosi Carol Glionna, Cathy Cargill, Sandy Burt, Mary Crawford, Darlene Smith, (missi ng from photo: Jeanne Ludwig and Chris Costello). 48 Gymnastics ROW 1 : Andrea Heil, Cathy Cargill, Leslie Calder, Jackie Freedman, Kim Star- rett, Darlene Smith. ROW 2- Janice Kane, Lisa Maloney, Denise Ballard, Sandy Burt, Dee Dee Wendell, Sheila Worthy. ROW 3: Paula Bet- tano, Mitzi D ' alielio, Andrea Pelosi, Carol Glionna, Lori Jordan. ROW 4: Miss Lewalski, Janice Bourque, Sandy McLean, Joyce Carl- ton, and Debbie Colanton. Field Hockey rUlLil, V cUUl LllVdlU, JCJUiy JL- C W 1 1 Ilg , L eOUIC r eildlU, ratty ConWay. rv -I. uiav.c _UiiUlct, Donna Akerly, Kathy Hess, Terry Dance wicz, Michele Monto, Kathy Wadleigh. ROW 5: Mrs. Lentini, Ann Dancewicz, Dandy McNeil and Maria DiMauro. Softball The girls ' Softball team will be gaining the experience of three veteran players this year. Debbie Drake, a left-handed pitcher who was a starting pitcher in the 8th grade, Chris DeAngeli who was an excellent hitter and first baseman and Barbara Cook who was noted as an outstanding hitter and played shot stop well. Mrs. Lentini looks forward to a season comparable to last year ' s winning 6-0 season. LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris DeAngelis, Debbie Drake, Mrs. Lentini and Barbara Cook. Football Cheerleaders KNEELING L-R: Karen Santangelo, Donna Landry, Lisa Ralph, Debbie Spence. STANDING: Bobbie Cho- banian, Denise Ballard, Amy Mer- lo, Donna Emma, Terri Barton, Colleen O ' Brien, Pam Boucher, Joyce Carlton (captain). Soccer With the recent nat- ional interest in Soccer, the ninth graders under the coaching of Mr. Smith, have shown great promise. The boys pract- iced with the varsity team and played as J. V. mem- bers. In playing against older teams the boys man- aged to hold their own compiling a 3-3-1 record. Nest year, it is hoped that there will be more Jr High teams in the N. E. Conference and more com petition for Saugus Soccer team. ROW 1 : Leo Schact, Jim Hegarty, Jeff Pert. ROW 2: Phil Morano, Jon Free- hling, Steve Silver, Doug White. ROW 3: Mr. Smith, Chris Munnley, John Har- rington and Glen Eoivin. Cross Country ROW 1: Joe Languirand, Ken Hanlon, Bob Casey. ROW 2: Scott Bryer, John Nicholson, John Monico. ROW 3: Mr. A hern, Paul Cargill, Mark Faraci, (missing from photo: Vin Pellino, Tim Harrington, The Coaches 53 54 Math Club SEATED L TO R: Jean Cushman, Scott Hamilton, Donna Beaton, Audrey Rossetti, Ratty Carvel. STANDING: Mr. Maggiore, Laurie Allen, James Donahue, Karen Home Marianne Kelly, Eileen Kane, Maureen Kane, (missing from photo) Mrs. Renzi. National Junior Honor Society FRONT ROW L TO R: Carol Glionna, Paula Bettano, Deborah Ferraro, Donna Burns, Baureen Kane, Scott Hamil- ton, Laura Zannino, Dawn Davis, Katherine Cargill, Elizabeth Keane. BACK ROW L TO R: Mr. Keddy, Mr. Amor osi, Linda Hanscom, Coleen O ' Brien, Kathleen Hess, Karen Home, Mark Lombardi, Mark Bean, Barbara Gannon, Donna Akerley, Maureen Randall, Glynis Covino, Marianne Kelly, Kimberly Clark, Mary Crawford, Ann Marie Ring, Patricia Jewkes, Mr. Flynn. 56 Drama Club STANDING: Christine Sanford, Marie Finn, Lisa Viola, Audrey Rossetti, Ann Benson, Glynis Covino, Patty Benson, Debbie Cosco, Patty Jones, Elizabeth Keane, David Kane, Roger Blundell, Mark Gaeta, Miss Visco, Mrs. Harper (advisors). SEATED: Kim Hollett, Andrea Saunders, Darlene Smith, Richard White, Karen Kozlosky, Patricia Car- vel, Diane Dwyer, Joseph LeDonne, Brian Murray. 57 Library Club TOP TO BOTTOM: Rosaleen Hennesy, Lori Butts, Domenica Ortisi, Claire Gould, Sue Manning, Jan- ine Boureau, Karlene Nichols, Diane Biberger, Laura Howard, Joseph Taoli, Maria Karassas, Debbie Cosco, Veronica Rice, Sandra Jones, Lisa Morra, Maria Delios, Tonya Covington, Lee Jensen, Sharon Giadone, Susan Busalacchi, Karen Koglosky, Lorene Norman, Janice Tilly, Leslie Calder, Deb- bie Forgitano, Paula Henigan, Helen Voutour, Anne Hanlon, Gail Nicholl, Mrs. Baum, Becky Woodbury, Lisa Marinello, Maryanne Connors, Christine Sanford, Janet Swanson, Donna Beaton, Crenda Ciulla, Sharon Perry, Cheryl Wells. Student Council SEATED: Judy Essery, Anne Blake (secretary), Tim Shea (president), Diane Springer (vice-president), Harold Cash. STANDING: Timothy Houghton, Michael bines, Donna Emma, Debbie Serino, Patricia Nigro, Pamela Bou- cher, Lisa Ralph, Kelly Grady, Mrs. O ' Brien, John Marsh. 58 tap Chess Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Kingman, Neil Bryant, Peter Kimball, Mr. La Pierre (Ad- visor), Eric Burggren, Glenn Davis, Dana Gilbert. Student Activities Committee LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Tibbetts, Mrs. O ' Brien, Diane Springer, Tim Shea, Mr. Emma, Miss Shannon, Miss Wagner. Journalism Club BACK ROW: Mrs. Harper (Ad- visor), Lori Goff, Maureen Kane, Ann Spelta, Janice Bean, Marianne Kelly, Debbie Cosco, Beth Watts, Miss Visco (Advisor). SEATED: Karen Higgins, Eliza- beth Keane, Mark Bean, Aud- rey Rossetti, Christine Sanford, Not Present: David Poland, Joseph Le Donna, Diane Howard, Lisa Harmon. 59 Chorus ROW ONE: LEFT TO RIGHT- Louise Mara, Susan Quarantella, Tammy Surrette, Dawn Woods, Alison Black- hurst, Mary Phelan, Ruth Ann Sauary, Paula Palumbo, Jennifer Peach. ROW TWO: Elaine Benson, Karen Nich- ols, Christine Sanford, Jeanette Colpitts, Nancy Gaudreau, Jeanne Fucillo, Teresa Fosmire, Lisa Viola, Sharon Giadone, Scott Moore, John Monico, Dana Gilbert, Bill Lewis, Mr. Kravetz (Advisor). ROW THREE: Tracy Swanson, Karlene Nichols, Debbie Nasuti, Ann Spelta, Patricia Nichols, Jean Cushman, Patty Snow, Patty Powell, Lisa Maharas, David Poland, Gail Kennedy, Valerie Goyette. ROW FOUR: Karen Home, Sandra Davis, Sandra Lee, Sharon York, Pamela Anastos, Denise Frazier, Ann Marie Hunt, Karen Martin, Holly Donovan, Debbie Dupont, Janice Lake, Marcia Boudreau, Karen Peluso, Leona Paste, Robin Furtado. ROW FIVE: Debbie Thibault, Laurie Gronski, Marilyn Gaudreau, Debbie Kay, Sharon Doucette, Diane Dipesa, Lisa Morra, Cathy Galvin, Diane Mc Carthy, Diane Kralewicz, Beth O ' Keefe, Rosaleen Hennessy, Carol Brescia, Roberta Schulze, Arleen Hulteen. Junior A Band ROW 1: L-R: Edward Varney, Laura Myers, Eric Burggren, Lisa Harmon, Justine Penny, Amy Merlo, Deborah Lunt, Roberta Schulze, Ann Marie Ring. ROW 2: Mark Yanofsky, Steven Yawnick, Donald Carrick, Laura How- ard, Greg Katis, Lavinia Pundys, John McCarthy, Michael O ' Hearn, Mark Pedrotty, Sharon Boudreau, Arthur Bakopolus, Dana Gilbert, Steven Neth. ROW 3: Fred DeThomas, Diane Howard, Richard Currie, Douglas Hew- itt, David Sullivan, Richard Monico, Kenneth Gray, Dean Cook, John Houseweart, Timothy Isbell, Dana Gould, Raymond Howell, Diane Howell, Larry Spence, Joseph DiChiara, Peter Kimball, Stephen LaBrie, James Tozza. ROW 4: Garry Miles, Alan Welch, and Mr. Milton J. Kimmel Band Director, (missing from photo: John Decareau). 60 Reading Technicians LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Larkin, Lori Nelson, Joyce Redford, Albert McMinoway, Richard Hurd, Frank Spinale, Eddie Trenholm, Mark Bentley, Susan Higgins, James Long and Barry Thurell. (missing from photo: Mrs. Lauria). Special Education Assistants STUDENTS SEATED: Bob Palozzolo, John Cop- pola, Billy Collings, Diane Aleska, Gerard Doe, William Roberts, and Jayce Spencer. ASSISTANTS KNEELING: Elizabeth Keane, Carol Thibault, Karen Home. ASSISTANTS STANDING: Laura Zannino, Paula Bettano, Kimberly Clark, Linda Emma, and Mary Crawford. Select Chorus ROW 1 : Kathy Cogliano, Ruth Ann Savary, Jeanne Fuccillo, Kim Hollett. ROW 2: Teresa Fosmire, Patricia Snow, William Lewis, Rosaleen Hennessy, Alison Blackhurst. ROW 3: Dawn Woods, Susan Quarantello, Ann Marie Hunt, Pamela Anastos, Carol Brescia. ROW 4: Mr. Kravetz, Beth O ' Keeth, Lisa Morra, Cathy Galvin, Karen Home. The Thunderbird Staff The 1975 Thunderbird staff was an extensive one. Since it involved so many students at so many different times, we can say that it was truly a grade nine staff. Special mention should be given to: Marianne Kelly for her diligent effort in writing the class lists Audrey Rossetti, Elizabeth Keane and Dawn Woods for their artistic efforts Gerry Tambeau for her literary effort All those grade nine students who helped count the Who ' s Who votes - you know who you are - thanks! Mr. Harold Zeltsar for his great photo work - thanks Harold! Everyone who helped make this a success - thanks an example of some yearbook staff work Miss Masucci Mrs. Renzi YESTERDAY ONCE MORE Yesterday once more, It ' s coming from behind the door The door of success and happiness And never a moment of loneliness. A brand new day In a special way In which you will find Your own peace of mind. A way in which you will always do well In whatever you may do A way in which will always tell What ' s specially right for you. This message you will need In helping yourself to succeed And the answer is found behind the door Where once again is yesterday once more. Gerry Tambeau Maybe we should have taken shop??? 66 Cute? Why he ' s a real doll! SMASH! We ' re getting ready for you Bobby Riggs. 69 Who ' s Who 1975 CLASS FLIRTS GEORGE NICOLO and TERRI BARTON BEST DRESSED CHARLENE LE BLANC and CARL STROUT BEST COMBINATION BEAUTY BRAINS ERIC PIZZOTTI and PAULA BETTANO MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MARK BEAN and ELIZABETH KEANE (missing from photo) 74 MOST TALKATIVE FRANK SERINO and SUSAN CRABTREE (missing from photo) WE WERE UNABLE TO PHOTOGRAPH THE FOLLOWING WHO ' S WHO WINNERS MOST MUSICAL Dawn Woods Mark Pedrotty MOST FRIENDLY AND SINCERE Joan Ciccolini Chris DeAngelis TYPICAL TEEN Tim Fawcett Greg Domey Jill Lovell Greg Domey MOST ARTISTIC DAN MURPHY and LISA RALPH 75