Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1972 volume:

1 Indeed, he who has a conviction strong enough to withstand the opposition of the crowd is the exception rather than the rule, an exception often admired centuries later, mostly laughed at by his contemporaries. (Erik Fromm) Only when we pause to wonder I one winter afternoon (at the magical hour when is becomes if) a bespangled clown standing on eighth street handed me a flower. Nobody, it ' s safe to say, observed him but myself; and why?because without any doubt he was whatever (first and last) most people fear most: a mystery for which i ' ve no word except alive — that is, completely alert and miraculously whole; with not merely a mind and a heart but unquestionably a soul — by no means funereally hilarious (or otherwise democratic) but essentially poetic or ethereally serious: a fine not a coarse clown (no mob, but a person) and while never saying a word who was anything but dumb; since the silence of him self sang like a bird. Most people have been heard screaming for international measures that render hell rational — i thank heaven somebody ' s crazy enough to give me a daisy e.e. cummings Eyer since we pd ered the High ScHfcl in 1963, Mr. Barnes, Mr. Galligan and Mr. Appleford, have been mordman cu llTOians to us. Not only h heiAurmounted unbelievable odds to keep this school in habit- able Ig00%ut they have always support jflpctivities above and beyond the call of duty. We, the class ol ' 72fjust want to say: Guys, you ' r alright! -ZD A ICICZ) C3:i 0) I I 1 -t I 1 t f f 0 last and backed in writim Mr. Carter Mr. Shaw Mr. Faulkner Mr. Marks Mr. Lundin Miss Carmichael Mr. Perkins Mr. Atkinson Class officers of 1972 Joseph Basso Jake Nothing ever built arose to touch the skies unless some man dreamed that it should, some man believed that it could. Barbara Pipes Barbara The most important things in life aren ' t free. Susan Curtis Sue To understand the heart and mind of a woman, listen to her when she looks at you. 24 STUDENT COUNCIL Marybeth O ' Hara M.B. To live is like to love — all reason is against it, and all healthy instinct is for it. Brian Harrington Hacker I am what I am- that ' s all I can be. Alan Waters Alan Life is a comedy for those who think, a tragedy for those who feel . John Monteiro John We shall not always be as we are — but what we are to become depends on what we dream and desire. Joseph McCarron Joe Any man can stand up to his oppo- nents, give me the man who can stand up to his friends. 25 26 Joan Amendola Joan A friendly smile and a friendly way. I . .1 Gary Anderson Gary Perhaps another time, maybe another place could have eased my mind. Lois Anderson Lois Self-assurance sits in the back seat and directs our travels. Sarah Anderson Sarah My thoughts are ripe in mischief. Edmund Andresen Eddie Behold, this dreamer cometh. Marylee Archibald Marylee She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant too, to think on. Karen Aznavarian Karen Happiness is having a good friendship with the world. Margo Attaya Margo Always herself, simple, honest, and unpretending. Barbara Baggs Barbara To laugh and love, to flirt is life. 27 Thomas Bell Tom Stephen Bogusz Steve As long as the sun shines, one does not Good nature and hard work breed ask for tomorrow . success . 29 Deborah Bonney Debbie Wake with a sense of music coming along with a body in movement . Kathleen Bowie Kathy It isn ' t life that matters. It ' s the spirit you bring to it that counts . A friend is someone neither to be leant on, Nor lent Lightly — that is Purer than ' Love ' itself For, so much of ' Love ' we know is pride — So much of Friendship Love Claire Brady Claire Her quiet composure and dignity have awed us. Gail Brennan Gail All the world ' s a stage and most of us are desperately underrehearsed. Maureen Brennan Moey If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way. David Bresnahan Bres In being nothing, you are everything. Peter Babin Peter When you part from your friend you grieve not; for that which you admire most may become clearer in his absence. 30 Rosanne Brown Rosie Times spent in laughter is well invested. Thomas Brown Tom The only way to have a friend is to be one. Jeffrey Buckman J.B. Sigh no more ladies . Sigh no more. James Burkhardt Jimmy Men of few words are the best men . John Callahan John What a frosty spirited rogue is this! 32 Joan Campbell Soupy She ' s calm and reserved, that ' s as far as it goes; she seems to be quiet; yet one never knows. Linda Carlson Linda Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. Stephen Carroll Stevie Keep smiling, it makes everyone won- der what you ' ve been up to. Rosemarie Casali Rosemarie The noice is on the inside. John Cavanaugh John Face piles of trials — with smiles. It riles them that you perceive the web they weave, and keep on thinking free! 33 Deborah Chase Debbie It takes two to speak the truth — one to speak and another to hear. Thomas Chessia Tom Simply the thing I am shall make me live. Christopher Clark Chris A man is onlv what he makes himself. ■John Clark John Let everyone walk his own path to success. Edward Cody Eddie He ' ll laugh his way through life. Jane Anderson Janie In every perfect snowflake, love is found. Kathry n Clark Click The manner of giving is worth more than the gift. Patricia Clifford Cliffie She looks soft and sweet but there is mischief twinkling in her eyes . Melissa Cogan Missy Some say she ' s quiet, but others know she ' s not. 34 Susan Cook Susan The world was made round so that friendship could circle it . Peter Connolly Peter Mischief — he had a mind to conceive it and a hand to execute it . Deborah Coombs Debbie Laughter is regional, a smile extends over the whole face. Christopher Cove Chris Always but not only a person . Rosemary Connors Rosemary Her smile brightens everyday . Chalres Cooper Charlie Life is what you make it . Thomas Craig Tommy Smile and the worlds smile with you . 35 . J:: Gary Cresswell Cressie You do your thing and I ' ll do mine. Margaret Crowley Peggy I did not hear the words she said in- stead I heard the love. Nina Crowley Nina Be yourself not what others want you to be. Thomas Cuddihy It ' s my thing and I do mine. Amy Cummings Amy Live hand in hand and together we will stand at the threshold of a dream . Bart Curran B.J. Go where you want to go, do what you want to do. what is matter — never mind what is mind — no matter 36 Sara Dale Sara If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way . Anna DaVeiga Anna From a little spark may burst a Mighty flame. Brian Deckel One of the greatest pleasures in life is conversation . Linda Demello Linda I sing in silent harmony with the world . Robert Desmond Bob There be he that can pack the cards, and yet cannot play well . Cheryl Devine Cheryl If there would be laughter in the world there would be less strife. Janice DiNardo Janice The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved. John Doherty Duffy There is no dependence that can be sure but a dependence upon oneself. Maryann Doherty Maryann I ' ll catch the sun and never give it back again. I ' ll take my outstretched hand and offer it to anyone. 37 Jean Dolan Jean You can get more out of life if you see through your own eyes. Marian Dolan Beth To live is to have fun and in turn mak- ing others happy. Nancy Donohue Nancy Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. Debra Doonan Debbie I ' d like to leave an afterglow of smiles when the day is done. Mary Downey Mary There are others out there like me that keep me going. 38 Donna Duval Donna She has a heart with room for every joy. Sheila Driscoll Sheila Her smile is a password into every heart. Janice Dunphy Jan The gentler we think, the gentler it goes and I guess it ' s always going to be that way. Jacqueline Duarte Jackie It requires less effort to smile than to frown. Michael Dwight Mike He hoped to merit Heaven by making Earth a Hell. David Eaton Chink I have friends to discover and a great many things to understand. Lucinda Ellis Cindy She hatches her dreams in a nest of si- lence. 39 Janet Ellis Janet If you need a friend I ' m sailing right behind. Nancy Ellyson Nancy We don ' t remember days we remember moments. Lauren Eates You have to believe in happiness never comes . Gay happiness or Nancy Farrell Nance Everywhere she goes sunshine follows her. Patricia Farrell Peewee She is always laughing because she has an infinite deal of wit . Scott Faulkner MadDog Do it now; there may be a law against it tomorrow! Conduce Fallon Candy What we resdly are matters more than what others think of us. Milton Ferreira Milton Very little is needed to make a happy life. It is all within yourself, in your way of thinking. Stephen Felt Steve The man who knows what to do and when to do it is a gifted person. Patricia Finnie Patty Her eyes are so, because they gleam with an unbreakable dream. Robert Fitzgerald Fitzy Happiness is as big as a dream that comes true and as small as doing what we like to do. 41 Thomas Fitzpatrick Tom The best portion of one man ' s life is his little unremembered acts of kindness . Gordon Flett Gordon John Fly nn Flynnzy I know nothing of tomorrow, my busi- Here is my song for the asking ask me ness is to be happy today . and I will play, so sweetly, I ' ll make you smile. Kerry Fly nn Kerry Peter Ford Peter Thomas Ford Tom Patience, and shuffle the cards. Try to change the world gradually, one Let us have fun while we are young. clod at a time. 42 Stephen Gabriel Steve A little mischief now and then is re- lished by the best of men . Patrice Gallagher Patrice Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful we must carry it within us or we find it not. Sean Gallagher Sean May I be in heaven an hour before the devil knows I ' m dead. Peter Gardner Pete I love work; I could sit and watch it for hours . Richard Gerry Dick To look on the bright side of life is to look on the right side of life . Judyann Giacomozzi Judy Where she met a stranger, there left a friend. ' We let the water catch us and take us down the river ' Joseph Ganem The Crazy Cuban Joe 43 SO million toy trucks were I It womed me With a lot of self-restraint u you can save voursf lf iiiS ' bought in the U.S. in 1 0(9111 S) 3 (5 I ° S O S O S I S ? € (Bo _ 3 3 5 o 3- o g -h p D o _H o ii. o sensible Dead silence ij ther. 5 S o ■4- — a — V 3 Q. CD ? ■ CD • ! 93 CD o o ■x ' WHAT WE HAVE HERE IS A FAILURE s an invention of the wLXXJ-W ' CI- iturv hp did nnt fivlst I ._ child ' ' seventeenth century; he did not exist in, say, Shakespeare ' s day. He had, up until that time, been merged in the adult world and there v as nothing that could be called childhood in our sense. Or On 9 e Today ' s child is growing up absurd, be- cause he lives in two worlds, and neither of them inclines him to grow up. Grow- ing up— that is our new work, and it i Jhl| don ' t l(OW let Ub total. Mere instruction will not cnffir-P, rviake the recomme doilions And wou OUr Li the decisions.  arZipan ow maiiy secunij inericans does it take to screw in a liglit bulb? You say yes, I say no. You say stop, I say go, go, go. Oh, no. You say goodbye and I say h hello, hello . . . Michael Gill Fish Few men have strength to honor a friend ' s success without envy. Marjorie Goodman Margie To live a full life, you must enjoy your- self. Katherine Gorman Kathy How golden is friendship, a world with- out end. I Wendy Gove Wendy Relate not the tales of wealth and great- ness, for my soul is rich with bounty and great with God ' s glory . Joanne Gregor Joanne Her voice was the song of a bird, so soft, so sweet, so delicately clear. O o CD «4H O (D CO James Griffiths I came, I saw, I conquered. Griff Brenda Griswold Brenda A laugh is the sunshine of the heart pouring out. O cd §- cd cd a •  -H O 4 o D Ph Ph cd a 45 Peter Gunning Pete Very little is needed to make a happy life. It is all within yourself, in your way of thinking. Dale Gustafson Gus Always laughing, never sad; sometimes naughty, never bad. my mind ' s distracted and confused my thoughts are many miles away . . . . . . and so you see I have come to doubt all that I once held as true I stand alone without beliefs . . . 46 Ronald Gustafson Ron Just outside my wisdom are words that would answer everything. Gerald Hailer Gerry I ' ve only just begun to live . Anne Hamacher Anne A woman never forgets her sex; she would rather talk to a man than an an- gel anyday . William Hanley Bill A ready hand, a cheerful grin and trou- bles vanish. Elizabeth Hardy Deedee I am not confused, I ' m just well mixed. Kathleen Harkin Kathy All can hear but only the sensitive can understand. Gary ' Galbreath Nancy Hartstone Nancy I have no parting sigh to give, so take my parting smile. John Hansman John What I know of friendly winds I ' ve heard from being on the sea, sailing no place going with the wind. 47 Gerard Hayden Gerry When a friend asks there is no tomorrow. i Albert Healey Al If the world were to end tomorrow, I ' d plant a tree today. Robin Henry Robin The first step is the hardest to master; the last one I ' m not sure is there. Karen Hickey Karen I would walk with those who walk; I would not stand still to watch the pro- cession passing by . Emily Jackson Emily A friend is a present you can give yourself. Lori Jackson Lori We ourselves must create the beauty in which we live. Marc ia James Marc ia A gentle soul, to the human race is a friend. Carl Johnson Carl He is full of life as of kindness . Ronnie Judge Ronnie I know more than a year ago today — it has been a year of pain . 48 Only you can help the sun rise each morning. If we don ' t it may drench itself out in sorrow. r ' J James Kackley Kicks One cannot tell what passes through the heart of man by the look on his face. Kent Karlberg Kent The best man is one who knows himself. Robert Keefe Bob Live for today, for tomorrow isn ' t here yet. Donna Knapp Donna A laugh is the sunshine of the heart pouring out. John Krobock Krobes A true friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. Joseph Krobock Joe Life is a challenge but it will concede if you only meet it half-way . Justin Kuo I am only one, but still I am one. Ku Gerard LaFlamme Gerry Be yourself, not what others want you to be. Annette Langley Annette I ' d like to teach the world to sing in per- fect harmony. Karen Larson Legs The whole world is so busy being its brother ' s keeper it has forgotten that until you learn to be your brother ' s brother you cannot keep him well . Stephen Leary Steve His good nature is without equal. Joan Linnehan Joan Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. 51 54 Mary Elizabeth McGilvray Betty Peace is being in a crowd £ind knowing who you are. Jacqueline McQuay Jackie No one is a fool until he stops asking questions. Colleen McLevedge Colleen Everybody is a part of everything any- way, you can be anything if you let yourself be. Stephen McGrail Steve No man is an islemd, entire in itself. Katherine McPherson Kathy Life is an experiment quite imtried by 55 Laurianne Meyers Laurianne Everyone is one of a kind . Brooke Monroe Brookie She is seasoned with a little love and laughter, light, life and pleasure. Carlo Montanari Carta The only way to have friends is to be one. 56 Donna Montanari Donna Quietness and confidence is her strength. Anne Luca Anne If I take care of my character, my repu- tation will take care of itself. the clock moved ever so rapidly toward the time of tomorrows while i sat . . . crosslegged in the comer of my mind and watched it pass over my lifeless form . it is a good thing someone set the alarm Beverly Monteiro Beu Her mind is her kingdom and her will her law. Richard Moore Skip He who lived, laughed, and loved has achieved success. Mary Sue Murphy Mary Sue A friend is the master piece of nature . Scott Moorhouse Scott Manners are the happy ways of doing things . 57 57 John O ' Brien I bet my money O.B. Timothy O ' Brien Tim What lies behind him and what lies be- fore him are nothing compared to what lies within him. Lenore O ' Connell Lenore She likes to like people; therefore people like her. Brian O ' Donnelt O.D. Men differ as Heaven and Earth. John Oliver Ollie And don ' t forget that in the long run it is not the years in your life but the life in your years that matters. Patricia Palm Patty I try to suit life to myself not myself to life. Caroline Park Ceu-oline Dreams live for those who sleep, life is for us to keep. Frederick Parker Fred Never hurry and don ' t worry. We ' re only here for a short time, so don ' t for- get to stop and smell the flowers along the way. Kurt Parker Kurt Good natured, generous and fine. 59 once in a while . . hopefully while rather than once. Linda Perry Silent as the roaring tide. Linda ' ' We are in desperate need of thinking people who know their society but are not trap- ped by it, who are aware of society ' s problems but not overcome by them, who have the initative, intelligence, and energy to tackle and solve the problems of our world. R. Sullivan Tracey Peck Tracey Her smile is a password into every heart. There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way . Laura Jean Podowski Laura When you look beyond yourself, you may find peace of mind is waiting there. Linda Pospeshil Linda In her eyes a thought grew sweeter and sweeter; deepening like the dawn. A mystical forewarning. John Randolph Jack The rest is silence. 60 Dana Read Dana Heaven is in her heart, the Devil in her eyes. Katherine Reynolds Kathy Men are like streetcars, if you miss one, there will be another right along. James Rhind Jim He liked to like people, therefore people liked him. Maria Ribeiro Maria The grand essentials in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. John Rich John Your friendship he ' ll win with his cheer- ful grin . Charles Robinson Alfonso No man ever injured his eyesight by looking on the bright side of things . John Robotham J R. His uniqueness is as much a part of him as his genius . 61 John Ross Cookie If you ' ve got the beer, I ' ve got the time. Carol Sheehan Carol Her grin, full of fun and mischief, is welcome everywhere. James Rogers Ernie Life is worth living no matter what . Christine Scrufutis Chris The only way to have a friend is to be one. Maureen Smith Maureen Some think I wink at them when I shut my eyes to avoid their sight . Susan Shedd Sue Treasure your individuality. It is one of the few things you can call you own . Andrea Southworth Andy She wakes the soul by tender strokes of art. 62 Bradford Spear Brad Assume a virtue if you have it not. Mary Sprague Mary I came to live in the glory of love and the light of beauty, which are the reflec- tions of God. I cannot be exiled from the domain of life. Mark Stanley Mark Keep smiling; it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to. Fred Stenbeck Fred Everybody is a part of everything any- way, you can be anything if you let yourself be. Patricia Stone Patty As unto the law the lord is, so unto the man is woman . Mark Stupinski Stu A kinder man treads not the earth. 63 Laura Sullivan L.J. We can only live as we ought to, listen to the wind and the sea, and be grateful. Paul Thibert Man ' Ellen Sullivan Sully I thank heaven somebody ' s crazy enough to give me a daisy . Brad Todd Sport True and tender and brave and just; nature ' s own nobleman, friendly and frank is a man with his heart in his hand. 64 Valerie Traina Val Without music, life would be a mistake. Michael Trovers Trav When you are in doubt as to whether an action is good or bad, abstain from it. I V Mary Trifone Beaver The fairest garden in her looks and in her mind the wisest books. til Robert Weedon Weed A sense of humor will get you out of any tough sjxit . Michele Whalen Michele Every artist dips his brush in his Teresa Watson Teresa Bom for success, with the grace and personality to achieve it . Gail Wentworth Patty If you can find a path with no obsta- cles, it probably doesn ' t lead anywhere. Wendy Widmann Wendy I have a mad desire to live. Mark Weber Mark Thinking is the only way to travel Sally Wescott Sally A little mischief now and then is relished. Richard Williamson Willie Wit that loves to play, not wound. 66 i was searching . . . looking i was watching . . . learning i was listening . . . hearing i was seeing . . . finding i was touching . . . feeling i was being living i was Beverly Withem Bev There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. Donna Young Donna For me; to paint is to know life a little bit better than before. Lisa Limont Lisa Become something to yourself — if anything. 67 Stephen Harght Steve Touching the sea is his future. Cynthia Harris Cindy She is able to go out of herself to appre- ciate whatever is noble and loving in another. THE DAYS OF YESTERYEAR Alan Donkin Alan Men of few words are the best men . Catherine Collins Cathy She who is quiet sometimes surprises. Michael Corcoran Mike You only live once; but if you work it right once is enough . Robert Coyle Bob There is no cure for birth and deaths except to enjoy the interval . COME UP AND SEE ME SOMETIME 71 These are the people who make up the mass; individuals gradually developing as they pass through each of the four stages of a high school education. STUDENTS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Sherry Brennan Sherry Mark Callahan Mark I have but one goal in life, I ' ll let you know where I find it . Peter Giorgetti Peter Whosoever is delighted in solitude is perhaps a devil in disguise. John Happel John The greatest pleasure in life is doing what others say you cannot do. William Kelley Bill There is nothing quite so sweet in life as success. Paula O ' Keefe Paula I would rather be quiet and remembered than loud and forgotten. Joan Reid Joan Individuality is the strongest daughter of life. Judy Robertson She is a fabric of the heaven. Judy Terence Shea Terry Going down the long, lonesome high- way, goin ' to live life my way. Mark Steverman Axman of infinite variety. Mark Peter McCarthy Pete He drinks his wine amid free laughter. Mary McDonough Mary She ' s a radiant spark of heavenly fire, full of delight and worthy of desire. Jeffrey Young Men of few words are the best. Jeff 72 CLASS ADVISORS: MISS DOYLE AND MR. DWYER What more can we say, but thanks for putting We have the power to make this the best generation in the history of mankind, or to make it the last. John F. Kennedy Girls ' Tennis ROW 1: H. Frazen, B. Hailer, L. Walsh, N. O ' Neil, J. Cambell. R0W2: Coach Bauer, L. Ouelette, D. Nichols, S. Tal- cott, P. McGrail, D. Duggan. Girls ' Track ROW I: Beth Dolan, C. Hartstone, S. Travers, J. O ' Neil, McAdams, M. McCarty, B. Johnson, P. McGrail. ROW 2: Coach Harrington, P. Stone, J. White, D. Hanlon, L. Fowler, L. Pospeshil, K. Larson, P. Moffett, K. Hurtig, J. Williamson, P. Atkin- son, L. Scott, K. Roderick, Coach Gonzalves. Boys ' Tennis ROW 1: M. Uppendahl, E. Thurston, P. Allen, J. Blanchard. ROW 2: Coach WUliams, P. Sirois, •I. Krobock. S. Parker. J. V. Basketball ROWl: B. Harris, B. Sweeney, L. Roth, D. Sparrell, T. Brennan, E. Stupinski. ROW 2: P. Fields, M. Leone, B. Kelly, P. Keenan, D. Kelliher, B. Williams, M. Lehane, Coach Strazdes. Boys ' Varsity Basketball ROW 1: P. Fields, M. Gill, M. Porter, G. MacNeil, J. Griffiths (capt), M. Fitzgerald, J. Stefani, A. Miner. ROW 2: Coach Pisano, M. Williams, S. Rodgers, B. Anderson, T. Collins, D. Fowler, C. Clark. 77 Girls Basketball — Varsity ROW 1: L. Quelette, C. Sheehan, J. Williamson, K. Larson, (capt), N. O ' Neil (capt), K. Hickey, H. Fran- zen, H. McLaughlin. ROW 2: Coach Bauer, J. Cole, J. Flynn. P. Moffett, P. Minahan, J. White, P. O ' Brien, K. Roderick, C. Crawford. J.V. Basketball ROW I: J. Mullen, A. Gallagher, A. Dale, K. Sullivan, M. Matter n. ROW 2: J. Burkhardt, K. Haugstad, P. Roth, D. Hayward, J. DiMaria, H. Anderson. 78 Varsity Field Hockey ROW 1: K. Travers, D. O ' Brien, B. Dolan (capt), N. O ' Neil, P. Stone, B. Hailer, J. Campbell (capt), M. Co- meau, C. Hartstone. ROW 2: J. Dolan, J. Gregor, L. Ouelette, R. Brown, C. Randsome, C. Brady, K. Larson, S. Brennan, K. O ' Brien, B. Thompson, Coach Bauer. JV Field Hockey ROW 1: J. Burkhardt, L. Martin, B. Good, H. Anderson, J. Cole, J. Gerbis, K. Gaudalna, D. Hayward, K. Babin. P. McGrail, G. McAdam, J. Flynn, K. Haugstad, K. Ohrenberger, P. Roth. ROW 2: J. Weeks, L. Stefani, D. Damrell, D. Montgomery, L. Chanler, K. McArdle, P. Farrell, H. Leary, D. Wilkinson, D. Keiran, A. Marinia, H. Brown. 79 J. V. Wrestling ROW 1: E. Monteiro, D. Sheerin, E. Giacomozzi, G. Webb (capt), J. Chambers, J. Hook, K. McLaughlin. ROW 2: D. Hastings, S. Faulkner, G. Cresswell, J. Howard, P. Gardner (capt), T. Lynam (capt), B. Rice, P. Litchfield, B. Kastner, Coach Carter. Varsity Wrestling ROW 1: G. Wall, T. Moriarty, T. Kastner (capt), J. Ross (capt), H. Kent (capt), M. Provost, D. Grime. ROW 2: P. Tansey, B. Lowney, A. Gordon, G. Stitt, J. McNamara, Coach Conklin. Soccer ROW 1: J. Nelson. ROW 2: D. Adams, B. Terrill, J. Buckman, D. Bresnahan, P. Sirois, K. Parker, J. Barrington, T. Brennan, J. Doherty. ROW 3: Coach Conklin, T. Lynam, J. Basso, J. Monteiro, P. Connolly (capt), M. Madden (capt), L. Abreu, J. Blanchard, J. McCarron, J. Hessler, H. Kent, G. Monteiro. Cross Country ROW 1: B. Rice, D. Wessman, F. Merz, E. Monteiro, P. Banco, J. O ' hara, T. FitzGerald, F. Jackson. ROW 2: B. Tobbin, J. Larson, H. Stelzer, W. Kelley, S. Newkirk, J. Larson, J. Moylon, J. Burkhardt, Coach Perkins. Track ROW 1: Coach Rinella, P. Farrell, J. Kilcome, R. Williamson, C. Hall, J. Carley, B. Barnard, B. Barrels, H. Stelzer, Coach Forina. ROW 2: S. Moorhouse, W. Allen, F. Rack, R. Judge, B. Terrill, D. Wessman, B. Bresnahan. ROW 3: R. Barnard, A. Gordon, F. Merz, T. Brennan and a cast of thousands includings seniors Jeff Nelson, M. Mul- laney, J. Oliver, B. Keefe. Boys ' Golf: Coach Perkins, M. Driscoll, C. Jones, J. Buckman, D. Palm, P. Twohig, G. Donovan, P. McCarthy. 83 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Mary and Jimmy THE MIGHTY, MIGHTY, SENIORS! LIFE OF THE PARTY: Kathy and Bob 88 BEST ALL ROUND: Barbara and Peter TO FLIRT, AND TO BE FRIENDLY ARE TOO OFTEN CONFUSED. CLASS FLIRTS: Michelle and Brian OUR IDEAL SENIOR 90 i 93 94 CLASS HISTORY — 1972 Our class was always on the wrong foot we started off by all missing kin- dergarten. First grade saw Charlie R. always walking around with tape on his mouth and Jeff B. as the sensation of Wampatuck with his white shoes. And NOBODY could beat the Krobocks in marbles. Michelle C. broke her leg and was carried off the playground by the most handsome guy around. Colleen Mc. and Chip Mc. visited kindergarten for a day for slamming their desks. Trading parties at Central was THE thing. After every snowstorm we had a snow sculp- ture contest. Trees always seemed to get in Bob W. ' s way and we all cried when they cut down our clubhouse tree at Wampatuck. Jimmy B. led us into sin by skipping school in third grade. Patty S. got her first kiss from Ronnie J. Janice D. got her blouse caught in her jacket zipper and Mr. Chambers had to tear her blouse to get it undone. Leslie W. got sick all over Nancy F. Jeff B. and Mike T. were the Don Juans of the elementary school. We finally made it through . with Linda P., Janie A., and Anna D. having acci- dents all along the way. Sixth grade brought us into a new mature world. Nancy H. led a revolt of the girls in Miss McDevitt ' s class by not wearing socks. Mrs. Keenan gave us our gym suits and led us into the world of shower checks, feet checks, and hair checks . . while Carol S. led us in our first gym night. In seventh grade we all became one. Jimmy R. chased Kent N. down the halls yelling Smoke a Kent , and in turn everyone would chase Jimmy down the hall yelling Gopher . Seana B. hit it off well with Charlie Tuna. Patti S., Jackie D. and Anna D. mastered the art of stichery by sewing their fingers. Mary D. and Beth D. had to stay after for Mr. Bielski and smg I ' m a nut to the chair leg. Mrs. Smith gave us our first sex lecture . . and who could forget Mrs. Johnson ' s eye and finger exercises? Everyone paid SOc so they could wear pants on wear- what-you-want days. Mr. Bielski broke a ruler over Janie A ' s head . . and Sean G. got suspended for shooting a squirtgun at Mr. McPeak. The comedy team of Meg W., Terry M., Sheila D., Seana B., Brooke M., Nancy H., Mary S., Linda C. and many others entertained with their famed Shoo-Fly-Pie . And Mrs. Page made us eat EVERYTHING we made so Kathy O ' B. thought she ' d get the better of her by throwing her tomato soup out the window . . only to have it land on Miss Annis. Eighth grade brought on the BIG romances . . . Marybeth and Sean G., Kathy O ' B. and George J., Michelle C. and Dave E. And Barbara P. was the hit of the library for blowing kisses over to Chip Mc. The eighth grade formal brought an end to many romances the girls were suppose to sit down and wait for the boys to get their cake and punch . and Mrs. Smith ' s husband had made the cake ... no wonder it tasted so good. Linda C. walked into Mr. Bordne ' s room and he could TELL she was wearing culottes while Alan W. was eating a loaf of bread in Mr. Corbin ' s class. And the peak of Tommy M ' s grammar school 96 athletic career came when he ran up third base instead of first. Then came the big showdown for President — Peter B., Marybeth O ' H. and Patty C. — with Peter emerging the victor, our leader in the world of the unexplored. So amidst the jungle of long legs, broad shoulders, and new faces ... we found ourselves. Determined to have ourselves made known to the rest of SHS, we set to work on our freshman float — yet it was hardly worth the trouble — it brought us in last place and a bill for the broken window at the police station. And the girls will never forget Alice ' s warcry, Alright, ladies — you belong in the gym!!! Or the time a few members of Mr. Chiros ' s freshman biology class brought their frog legs to lunch and mixed them with everyone else ' s french fries. Susan C. had a pajama party for 25 girls — and Tommy M., Brad T., and Mike M. were caught there at 3:00 in the morning by Tommy ' s mother. And the freshmen girls shot for the stars — hockey, football, basketball . . . Marybeth O ' H. and Kent N. celebrated the end of the year by both holding pajama parties — very close together. Sophomore year saw Jim Star G. making his debut at SHS in Miss Doyle ' s class production of The Scarlet Letter , and Laura S. gave a magnificent per- formance of an old lady in another presentation. Our luck with floats didn ' t improve much — this time it started out as a kangaroo and ended up as a light- house . . . but the great times at Limonts made it worthwhile. Our sophomore car wash was a terrific success — we were more concerned with washing each other, so the cars left dirtier than they were before they came. Joey Mc. went so far as to chase some of the girls half a mile with a bucket of soapy water. Junior year brought the Variety Show — where everyone, willing or not, made their debut before countless Broadway scouts . . . while others were making their debut before Scituate ' s blue-uniformed scouts. And the class hams came out — Mary Ellen S., Kathy H., Donna K., John R., and John D., support- ed by a cast of thousands. Then, after some debate, our Prom plans were under- way. Led by Michelle W. and Donna Y. everyone contributed to making the night a memorable one ... to say nothing of the day after. Junior year went as fast as it came, and we were on our way to becoming BIG seniors . . . Stevie C. opened the year by getting a standing ovation in Caf. B for success- fully wearing his carrots all over him. And Senior Lounge . . who can forget the great times in there? . . . the Las Vegas type outlook it often took on — without the money, of course . . and the African mumbo music masterfully executed by Bob W., Bob F., Mike M., and their gang. And the senior girls entertaining themselves with musical chairs , redlight , and other childhood amuse- ments. And the final year of competition was on between Stu ' s Warsaw War- riors and Grif ' s Jersey Giants . . . who, after four years, would emerge the victors? And who will forget Marylee ' s seniors only party? And we eagerly await Peter Babin ' s return . . . Our thanks go to Miss Doyle and Mr. Dwyer for helping us through. 97 WELCOME, CLASS The freshmen class expectantly entered the hectic and im- posing world of Scituate High . Little today, big tomorrow, on their shoulders lies the future of SHS, and the World. E 105 i ■ I MAD DOG + FOOTBALL MEN 110 I ONLY WISH I HAD MORE TIME 1 1 115 ( ,0 iri S 0 U,e.R. 0O HAve TO V-t. MOT PoPWUWt 1(0 THe ot 6vit iT Trie £ PQeT of Ttie wOR.a . TeftR ap lT 5 j6 HCHl 0tr That ovR. The ball glides out and up bounces, lands, wobbles, wavers, hesitates, leans, and then drives down and through i They don ' t create a mild sensation — they become one! Scituate High School With A Record Of Excellence In Hockey, Is Again Putting A Great Team On The Ice. ill 125 127 PROJECT SCATE ' ' Students can alter the environment a plan instigated by John ' ' Butch Mahoney, to build a rink was fully supported by student man -power. Ii We All Remember That Day Mr. Drinkwater Snowball AFRO -ASIAN JED ' S REDS BLACK CULTURES Never before has there been a show like this, full of all the GLAMOUR, INTRIGUE and EXOTICISM you ' ve all been hopmg for. Yes, here it is . . . Scituate High School proudly and pompously presents: THE CHIMES STAFF OF 1972 Consisting of a cast of millions, starring Laura (anything goes) Sullivan Bedimpled Michelle Comeau Dashing Gerry Hayden The Brown Bomber Including such favorites as . . . Peter (my little chickadee) Ford And those babes in the woods, Maureen (peel me a grape) Logue and Mary (Diamond Lil) Tri- fone Plus the Amos and Andy of Scituate High, Baby Face (Mary Ellen) Sullivan and Karen (Whoopee) Larson Also starring . . . Scituate ' s own champagne lady: Gail Brennan Peter (fly by night) Gardener DeeDee (Tokeyo Rose) Hardy And last but not least, The Boston Strong Boy, John Robotham Here is a GORGEOUS tale of CHARM and ADVENTURE for young and old, to brmg to you all the EXCITMENT and ROM- ANCE you lack in your daily life. Rated: A picture is worth a absurd thousand words. THIS IS THE CHIMES . . . And Co-starring THE STAFF The buck slops here 137 STUDENT COUNCIL 141 142 There have been some who have tried to understand meandyouandusandthem to all of those we say thank you and a special gratitude to Mom and Dad Sullivan for the use of their dining roo table and the cigarette bum BECAUSE OF A COMPLETE LACK OF PICTURES OF OUR SCHOOL PLAY — WE LEAVE YOU THIS PAGE TO DO WITH WHAT YOU WILL DRAMA CLUB ENJOYS PRODUCTIVE SEASON NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Each member of this dedi- cated group has devoted at least one hundred hours to dramatic activity. It is a privilege for Scituate High School to have these mem- bers of the National Thes- pian Society grace our stage. Constance Abell Old Scituate Lighthouse Future Teachers 2,3.4, Chorus 1,2.3.4 N.E.M.F. 2.4 Semsba 3.4 District Festival 3,4 Chanterelles 2.3 Jr. Show Sr. Show Majorettes 3,4 Volleyball 3.4 Gymnastics 4 Luiz Abreu Rua Voluntarios Da Patria Rio De Janeiro Brasil Soccer Barbara Aclter 9 Stone Road Drama Club See How They Run Mame Thesbian Society Chorus Chanterelles Jr. Show Sr. Show Joanne Adams 381 Hatherly Road Future Nurse ' s Club 3.4 Mariann Ahola 149 Old Oaken Bucket Road Joan Amendola 16 Tichnor Place Future Teachers 3. Vice-pres. A.F.S.3 Float Committee 3 Jr. Show Sr. Show Prom Committee Transfer 2 from Newton Gary Anderson 155 Bulrush Farm Road Jane Anderson 36 Vinal Avenue Basketball 1.2 Fieldhockey 2 Softball 1 Photography Club 1.2 Jr. Prom Jr. Show Sr. Show Car Wash Lois Anderson 189 Mann Lot Road A.F.S. 3 Home Ec. 1 Sophomore Movie Jr. Show Sr. Show Sarah Anderson 133 Elm Street A.F.S. 3 Future Nurses 2.3,4 Future Teachers 2,3 French Club 1 Sr. Show Jr. Show Chimes 3 Prom Committee 3 Float Committee 1.2.3 Edmund Andreson 16 Border Street Afro-Asian Club East Pakistan Relief Project Hockey 1 Football 1 Journalism Club Marylee Archibald 15 Linden Avenue Future Nurses Margo Attaya 26 Edith Holmes Drive Drama Club 1.2.3.4 Future Teachers 1.2,3.4 Chimes: Art Editor 4 ArtClub2 Photography 4 A.F.S.3 Jr. Variety Show Sr. Variety Show Karen Aznavorian 60 Old Forge Road Future Secretaries Barbara Baggs 426 Country Way A.F.S. 1.2.3 Future Teachers 3,4 Art Club 1 Prom Committee 3 Jr. Show 3 Sr. Show 4 Chimes 3,4 Journalism 4 Elizabeth Baggs 485 Hatherly Road Future Nurses 1,2,3,4 Micheal Barrett 75 Lighthouse Road Jeff Barrington 130 Woodland Road Margaret Barton 187 Kent Street Chimes 4 Library 1,2 Art 1 Prom Committee 3 Joseph Basso 78 Indian Trail Vice-President 2,3 President 4 Homeroom Rep. 1.2,3 Hockey 1,2,3,4 Soccer 2,3,4 A.F.S. 2 C.L.F.4 Senior Avtivities Committee Prom Committee Sr. Show Jr. Show Chimes: Art Staff Steve Baxter 35 Booth Hill Road Wrestling 3.4 Sr. Show Basketball 2 Charles Bearce 16 Lynda Lane Thomas Bell 11 Blanchard Road Hockey 1,2 Sr. Show Car Wash Committee Janis Bergman 70 First Parish Road Future Nurses 1 Float Committee 1 Field Hockey 1 Jr. Show 3 Sr. Show 4 Kathy Berlo Hilltop Road Jr. Show Sr. Show Home Economics Club 1,2,3 Gymnastics 2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3.4 Seana Ann Black 21 Mordecai Lincoln Road Home Room Rep. 2.3,4 Class Vice-President 1 Future Teachers 2,3 Prom Committee Jr. Show Sr. Show- Float Committee Car Wash Committee Gymnastics 1,2 Girls Track 152 James Blanchard 40 Curtis Street Soccer 1,2.3,4 Basketball 1.3 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Chorus 4 Musical Comedy 1,2,3,4 Afro-Asian 4 Science Club 3 Steve Bogusz 11 Fairview Avenue Hockey 1,2.3.4 Cross Country 2 Afro-Asian 4 Journalism 3 Scituation 3 Homeroom Rep. 4 Debbie Bonney 25 Hornbeam Road Art 1 Drama 1.2,3,4 Jr. Prom Jr. Show Sr. Show Kathleen Bowie 31 Sedgewicl( Drive Transfer 3 Photography Club 3 Jr. Show Sr. Show Clare Brady 105 Hatherly Road Basketball 1 Field Hockey 2.3,4 Future Teachers 2,3.4 Car Wash Committee Float Committee 3 Gail Brennan 140 Woodland Drive Debate Team 1 Drama Club 1, tres. 2. pres. 3,4 Thespian Society 2.3 pres. 4 Jr. Show Sr. Show Musical Comedy 2,3.4 Afro-Asian Club 4 Chimes 4 Journalism Mass. Regional Drama Festival 1,2,3.4 Maureen Brennan 40 Turner Road Future Teachers 2.3.4. Sec. 4 Future Nurses 1.2 A.F.S. 1.2.3,4 Curriculum Committee 4 Jr. Show 3 Sr. Show 4 Chimes 4 Afro-Asian Club 4 Sherry Brennan 72 Kane Drive Jr. Show Sr. Show Photograph Club 1.2 Future Nurses 1.2.3 Field Hockey 1.2.3.4 Basketball 2.3 Golf 1.2.3 Senior Girls Booster Club David Bresnahan 607 Country Way Afro-Asian 4 C.L.F.4 Football 1 Soccer 2,3,4 Hockey 1,3,4 Jr. Show Sr. Show Home-room Rep. 2,4 Lynn Brisson 37 Utility Road Cheerleading 2,3,4 Activities Committee 4 Float Committee 2,3,4 Jr. Show Sr. Show Prom Committee Senior Girls Booster Club A.F.S. 3 James Broderick 47 Jawl Avenue Kathleen Brouthers 142 Stockbridge Road Cheerleading 1.2.3 capt. 4 Future Teachers 2 A.F.S. 3 Home-room Rep. 1.2.4 Senior Girls Boosters Club Float Committee 1.2.3 Jr. Show Sr. Show Junior Prom Committee John earmark 14 Longmeadow Road Football 1.2 Wrestling 2.3 Aero Club Stephen Carroll 14 Lantern Lane Football 1.2.4 Photography Club 3.4 Rose Marie Casali 34 Common Street Future Teachers 2,3,4 A.F.S. 3.4 Future Secretaries 4 Volleyball 2.3.4 John Cavanaugh 12 Porter Road Deborah Chase 1 Langdon Lane Drama 1.2.3 Ecology 2.3 Future Teachers 2.3.4 Future Nurses 4 Photography 4 Afro-Asian 4 Jr. Show Sr. Show Rosanne Brown 28 Cherry Lane Senior Girls Booster Club Library Club 1,2,3 American Field Service 3, treas. 4 Prom Committee Jr. Show Sr. Show Field Hockey 2.3.4 Thomas Brown 29 Hewes Road Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 Float Committee Variety Show Jeff Buckman 81 Tilden Road Golf 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2 Soccer 3,4 Band 1,2 Jr. Show Sr. Show James Burkhardt 124 Beaver Dam Road Cross-Country Wrestling Tennis 1,2 Track 3,4 Afro-Asian Sr. Show Mark Callahan 591 Hatherly Road Football 1 Jr. Show Sr. Show Joan Campbell 19 Cudworth Road Field Hockey 1.2,3, Capt. 4 Basketball 1.2.4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 153 A.F.S.4 Jr. Show Sr. Show Prom Committee Snowball Linda Carlson Wampatuck Avenue Cheerleadmg 3 Home Economics Club 1,2 Girl ' s Track 2 Jr. Show Sr. Show Thomas Chessia 215 First Parish Road Christopher C. Clark 14 Pyramid Lane Basketball 1,2,3.4 Baseball 3 Defense Squad 4 John Clark 29 Mary ' s Lane Drama Club 2,3,4 Chorus 2.3,4 Chancellors 2.3.4 Musical 2.3,4 Jr. Show Sr. Show N.E.M.F.A. 3,4 S.E.D.M.F.A. 3.4 S.E.M.S.B.A. 4 Kathryn Clark 29 Mary ' s Lane Drama Club 1.2.3.4 Chantarelles 2.3.4 Future Nurses 1 District Chorus 3,4 Semsba 2.3,4 Snowball Jr. Show Sr. Show Chimes Staff 4 Patricia Clifford 43 Whittier Drive Future Teachers 2,3,4 A.F.S. 3,4 Musical 2 Library Club 1 S.G.B.C Float Committee 3 Jr. Show Sr. Show Edward Cody 7 Judy Road Melissa Cogan 57 Elm Street Future Nurses 1.2.3.4 Future Teachers 2.3 Chimes 1 Sr. Show Senior Activities Committee Cathy Collins 66 Border Street Future Nurses 1.2,3,4 Future Teachers 1,3,4 Sr. Show Jr. Show Michelle Comeau 36 Hughey Rd. Field Hockey 1.2.3.4 Future Teachers 2,3, V. Pres. 4 Future Nurses 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Variety Show 3,4 Gymnastics 2.3 A.F.S. 2.3,4 S.G.B.C. Float Committee 1,2,3 Car Wash and Class Movie Peter Connolly 240 First Parish Rd. Soccer 2,3, Capt. 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Jr. Show Rosemary Connors Future Nurses 2 Jr. Show Susan Cook 713 First Parish Rd. Future Secretaries Deborah Coombs 70 Seaview Rd. Future Nurses 1,2,3,4 Variety Show 3,4 Charles Cooper 22 Summer St. Kingston Football 1 Baseball 1 Basketball 2 Homeroom Rep. 2 Michael Corcoran 9 Ridge Hill Rd. Patricia Cosgrove 172 Country Way Future Nurses 3,4 Future Homemakers 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Variety Show 3,4 Cheerleading2.3. Capt. 4 Homeroom Rep. 3 A.F.S. 3 Christopher Cove 22 Peggotty Beach Rd. Variety Show 3.4 Soccer Basketball Intramurals Robert Coyle Jerico Rd. Thomas Craig 34 Clapp Rd. Track 1.2.3 Cross Country 1.2 Winter Track 2 Soccer 4 A.F.S.4 Elizabeth Crawford 58 AnnVinal Rd. Gary Cresswell 14 Marylyn Rd. Soccer 2.3.4 Margaret Crowley 56 Art orway Dr. Nina Crowley 20 Thomas Ave. Future Teachers 2.3,4 A.F.S. 2.3.4 S.G.B.C. Chimes Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Float Committee 2.3 Variety Show 3.4 Girls Track 1.2.4 Volleyball 2.3.4 Badminton 3 Thomas Cuddihy 37 Utility Road Basketball 1,2.3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Jr. Show Sr. Show Float Committee 4 Amy Cummings 104 Edward Foster Road Bartley Curran 15 Jericho Road Baseball 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1.2,3.4 Basketball 1 Football 1 Prom Committee Snowball Susan Curtis 7 Penny cress Road Future Nurses 1 Future Teachers 2,3,4 A.F.S. 2.3.4 154 Senior Girls Booster Club Prom Committee 3 Jr. Show Sr. Show Float Committee 1,2.3,4 Class Treasurer 2,3,4 Chimes: Lit. Editor 4 Car Wash Committee 1,2 Movie Committee 1,2 Sara Dale 1 Orchard Road A.F.S. 1,4 Future Nurses 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Drama Club 2,3,4 Volleyball John Dame 23 Edgar Road Anna Da Veiga 6 Old Country Way Future Nurses 2.3,4 Future Teachers 3.4 Brotherhood 3.4 A.F.S. 2.3,4 Jr. Show Sr. Show Susan DeAlmeida 7 Harborview Road A.F.S. Brian Deckel 594 Country Way A.F.S. 2,3,4 Home-room Rep. 3,4 Jr. Show Sr. Whow Car Wash 1,3 Float Committee 3.4 Prom Committee 3 Football 1 Basketball 1 Spring Track 1.2 Winter Track 2.3 Soccer 3 Baseball 3,4 Linda DeMello 172 Mann Lot Road Robert Desmond 15 James Way Cheryl Devine 48 Booth Hill Road Home Economics Club 1,2 A.F.S. 1,2,3 Jr. Show Sr. Show Chimes 4 Gymnastics 4 Future Teachers 3,4 Janice DiNardo 22 Elaine Court Future Nurses 1,2,3, Pres. 4 Senior Girls Booster Club Jr. Show Sr. Show Prom Committee Movie Committee 2 Float Committee 1,2.3.4 ' Car Wash 1,3 A.F.S. 2,3 John Doherty 417 Hatherly Road Football 1,2 Soccer 3,4 Basketball 1 Tennis 1,2,3.4 Future Teachers 3.4 Drama Club 3,4 Photography 4 Jr. Show Sr. Show Maryann Doherty 345 Tilden Road Future Teachers 1,2.3,4 Future Nurses 1.2,3,4 Chimes 3.4 A.F.S. 3,4 Prom Committee Jr. Show Sr. Show Car Wash 1.3 Float Committee 2.3 Home Economics Club 1 Senior Girls Booster Club Movie Committee 3 Jean Dolan 579 Country Way Marion Dolan 273 Chief Justice Cushing Way Junior Variety Show Alan Donkin 18 Curtis Street Wrestling 1 Band 1 Soccer 1.2.3 Nancy Donohue 15 Grasshopper Lane Future Nurses 1.2.3,4 Future Teachers 1,4 Float Committee 1,2 Car Wash 1.2 Senior Variety Show Debra Doonan 92 Cedar Street Chimes 3,4 A.F.S. 1,3.4 Future Nurses 1.2.3.4 Drama Club 2 Home Ec Club 1 Junior Variety Show Senior Variety ' Bhow Daniel Dorr 300 Gannett Rd. Mary Downey 72 Hatheriy Road A.F.S. 4 S.G.B.C.4 Future Secretaries 4 Field Hockey 2 Prom Committee Float Committee Junior Variety Show Senior Variety Show Snowball Committee Sheila Driscoll 29 Common Street Cheerleader 2 Jacqueline Duarte 37 Eleventh Ave. Future Nurses 1.2.3.4 Junior Variety Show Senior Variety Show Janice Dunphy 37 Satuit Trail Transfer 4 Donna Duval 25 Fay Road Future Teachers 2.3.4 AFS4 Float Committee 4 Movie Committee 2.3 Carwash Committee 2,3 Junior Variety Show Senior Variety Show Michael Dwight 115 Grove Street David Eaton 3 Colonial Way Football 1,2,4 Basketball 1 Baseball 2,3.4 Janet Ellis 52 Gannett Road Lucinda Ellis 82 Turner Road Prom Committee Home Economics 1 Senior Variety Show Nancy Ellyson 57 Marion Road Photography Club 155 Snowball Committee Lauren Estes 2 Murphy Lane Carol Fahringer 34 Satuit Trail Robert Fahringer 34 Satuit Trail Motorcycle Racing 3,4 Sanctioned N.E. Sports Committee Certified N.E. Scrambles. Cotocross Racer Candance Fallon 9 Lantern Lane Class Treasurer 1 Field Hockey 1 Future Nurses 3 Junior Variety Show Senior Variety Show Nancy Farrell 29 Arborway Drive FTA 2,3,4 Chimes 4 Senior Show Junior Show Car Wash Committee Float Committee Movie Committee Patricia Farrell 55 Grove Street Future Teachers Club 2.3,4 A.F.S. 2,3,4 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Junior Variety Show Senior Variety Show Home Room Representative Car Wash Scott Faulkner 60 Williamsburg Lane Basketball 2,3, Mgr. 3 Football 3.4 Wrestling 4 Track 4 Stephen Felt 109 Hollett Street Milton Ferreira 506 Country Way Spring Track 2,3, Mgr. Senior Show Modular Day Committee Patricia Finnie 7 Lynda Lane Home Room Rep. 1,3,4 Cheerleading 2.3,4 Junior Variety Show Senior Variety Show Home Ec. Club 1 Senior Girls Booster Club Future Nurses. Secretary 4 A.F.S. 3 Prom Committee 3 Car Wash 1.3 Float Committee 1.2.3.4 Robert Fitzgerald 22 Clifton Ave. Football 1.2.3 Track Junior Show Senior Show Band 1.2 Thomas Fitzpatrick 9 Edgar Rd. Gordon Flett 33 Pheasant Hill Drive Hockey 1.2.3.4 Football 1 Tennis 1,2 Junior Show Senior Show Prom Committee John Flynn Cliff Rd. Humarock Transfer 2 Football 1,2.3 Junior Show Senior Show Prom Committee Chimes Staff 4 Carwash 2,3 Chancellors 4 Movies 2,3 Chorus 4 Float Committee 2,3 Kerry Flynn 123 First Parish Rd. Football 1,2 Soccer 3,4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,3,4 Senior Show Peter Ford 402 Tilden Rd. C.L.F.4 Chimes Staff 4 Thomas Ford 637 First Parish Rd. Gerald Frazier 60 Border Street Transfer 4 Stephen Gabriel 29 Hatheriy Road Gary Galbreath 28 Seaview Avenue Track 1 Snow Ball Patrice Gallagher 31 Lotus Avenue Transfer 4 Young Christian Leaders Dress Code Committee National Honor Society Sean Gallagher 58 Collier Drive Photography Club 1.2.3.4 Chimes Staff 4 Joseph Ganem 37 Mordecai Lincoln Rd. Basketball 1 Baseball 1.2.3,4 Senior Show Peter Gardner Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1.2.3.4 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Chimes Staff 4 Richard Gerry 82 Lawson Terrace Hockey Judy Giacomozzi Field Hockey 1.2 Future Nurses 1 Future Teachers 2,3,4 Home Room Rep. 1.2.3.4 Senior Show Junior Show Prom Committee Snow Ball Committee Micheal Gill ' 41 Wamputuck Ave. Soccer 3 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Junior Show Senior Show Peter Giorgetto 675 Chief Justice Gushing Highway Marjorie Goodman 152 Mann Lot Rd. Kathy Gorman 5 Puritan Drive Junior Show Senior Show Future Teachers 3,4 A.F.S. 4 Drama Club 3,4 Prom Committee Transfer 3 156 Wendy Gove 46 Mordecai Lincoln Rd. Joanne Gregor 26 Wade Street Future Teachers 1 Gymnastics 2,3 Junior Show Senior Show Prom Committee Snow Ball Committee Field Hockey manager 4 Basketball Manager 4 James Griffiths 65 Vernon Rd. Football 3,4 Basketball 2.3,4, capt. 4 Baseball 2.3,4, capt. 4 Student Council 3 Homeroom Rep. 4 Junior Show Senior Show Movie Committee Carwash Committee Brenda Griswold 310TildenRd. Peter Gunning 76 Front Street Dale Gustafson 290 Old Oaken Bucket Rd. Ronald Gustafson 290 Old Oaken Bucket Rd. Gerard Hailer 10 Pheasant Hill Drive Cross Country 1,2 Ice Hockey 2,3 Chorus 2.3,4 Junior Show Senior Show Photography Club 2,3,4 Chimes Staff 2,3,4 Anne Hamacher 50 Hazel Ave. Future Nurses 1.2,3,4 Junior Show Senior Show Prom Committee Gymnastics 1 William Hanley 25 Lotus Ave. John Hansman 1 Common Lane Football 1.2 Soccer 3.4 Tennis 1.2.3,4 Junior Show C.L.F.4 I.S.C. Chimes Staff Basketball 1 Curicullum Committee Chairman John Happel 178 Country Way Elizabeth Hardy 20 Damon Rd. Steve Harght 251 Beaver Dam Rd. Football 1 Soccer Photography 1.2 Prom Committee Kathleen Harkin 46 Gilson Rd. Future Nurses 2,3,4 A.F.S.4 Drama Club 3 Volleyball 2.3.4 Junior Show Senior Show Brian Harrington 626 Chief Justice Gushing Highway Football 1,2 Photography Club 1,2,3,4, treasurer 3, 4 Student Council Homeroom Rep. 1 Graduation Committee Junior Show Senior Show Senior Activities Committee Prom Committee Tennis 4 Cynthia Harris 87 Ann Vinal Rd. Jr. Show Nancy Hartstone 415 First Parish Rd. Photography Club 1,2,3 Senior Show Junior Show Prom Committee Home Ec. Club 1,2,3 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Gerard Hayden 20 Bittersweet Lane Football 1 Baseball 1 Hockey 1,2,3.4 Homeroom Rep. 1.23 Chimes Editor 4 Movie Committee Carwash Committee Junior Show Senior Show Albert Healy Jr. 116 Old Forge Rd. Junior Show Senior Show John Healy 17 Cavanaugh Road Robin Henry 656 Country Way AFS3.4 Future Teachers 3,4 Chimes 4 Prom Committee 3 Junior Show Senior Show Afro-Asian 4 Chorus 4 Snowball Committee 4 Karen Hickey 52 Edith Holmes Drive Basketball 2,3,4 Golf 2,3 Softball 1 Fieldhockey 2 Future Teachers 2,3.4 AFS2.3 Twirlers 4 Junior Show Senior Show Kim Honkanen 38 Hollett Street AFS 1.2.3.4 Future Nurses 1.2,3,4 Junior Show Senior Show Emily Jackson 55 Oakhurst Road AFS 1 Future Nurses 1 AVClub 1.2 Drama Club 2 Prom Committee Lori Jackson 6 Turner Road Senior Variety Show Marie Jacobson 112 Elm Street Junior Variety Show Senior Variety Show Marcia James 254 Stockbridge Road Future Nurses 1.2.3.4 AFS 2.3.4 SGBC4 Field Hockey 1.2 Junior Variety Show Senior Show Prom Committee Golf 3 Chimes Staff 4 157 Carl Johnson 5 Parker Ave. Tennis 3 Homeroom Rep. 1 Junior Variety Show Senior Show Modular Committee Ronnie Judge 138 Country Way Socc er 2.3 Track 2.3,4 Winter Track 4 prom committee 3 James Kackley 4 Hawley Road Kent Karlberg 351 Tilden Road Hockey 1 Baseball 1.2.3 Junior Show Senior Show Robert Keefe 145 Captain Pierce Road Football 1.2.3 Hockey 1 Track 1.2,3,4 Senior Show William Keliey 11 Carnslea Lane Transfer Cross Country 4 Basketball 4 Journalism 4 Scituation 4 Beacon 4 Kathleen Kelliher 86 Vernon Road Chimes Staff Future Teachers 2,3,4 AFS3 Prom Committee Junior Show Senior Show Float Committee Movie Committee Mark Kelly 300 Clapp Road Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Aero Club Mary Kelly Senior Show Drama Club Neil Kelly 26 Poplar Ave. Soccer 3 Basketball 1.2,3,4 Baseball 1,2.3.4 Senior Show Junior Show Eleanor Kern 63 Border Street Chorus 1.2.3 Drama 1.2.3,4 Ecology 2 Junior Show Senior Show Debra King 8 Kenilworth Ave. Donna Knapp 11 Cairo Circle AFS 1,2,3,4 Ecology 2,3 Junior Show Volleyball 2,3,4 Future Nurses 4 Gymnastics 1,2 Senior Show John Kroback 33 Damon Road Football 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1 Tennis 3 Library Club Jounralism Club Junior Show Senior Show Scituation Beacon Joseph Kroback 33 Damon Road Tennis 1,2,3.4 Football 1 Library Club Afro-Asian Club Senior Show Justin Kuo Photography Club 1,2,3,4 Module Day Committee 3 Senior Show Gerald La Flamme 7 Roberts Drive Doug Lane 78 Hatherly Road Annette Langley 106 Old Oaken Bucket Road John Larson 87 Maple Street Cross Country 1,2,3,4 Spring Track 1,2.4 Winter Track 2 Hockey 4 Senior Show Karen Larson 20 Porter Road Field Hockey 2,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 1.2.3,4 Track 1.2,3.4 Gymnastics 1 SGBC4 Junior Show Senior Show Future Teachers 1,2,3,4 Future Nurses 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Afro-Asian Club 4 Steve Leary 18 Brook Street Marie Levanchy 80 Sedgewick Drive Homeroom Rep. 3 AFS 2 Future Nurses 3,4 Majorettes 2,3,4 (Capt. 3,4) Car wash Committee 3 Movie Committee 2,3 Senior Show 4 Joan Linnehan 40 Hazel Ave. Future Teachers 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 2,3 Chorus 3,4 AFS 2,3,4 Afro-Asian Club 4 Junior Show Senior Show Carolyn Litchfield 12 Thomas Ave. Future Teachers 2 Future Nurses 3,4 Majorettes 3,4 (capt. 4) Chorus 1,2,3 Junior Show Prom Committee Senior Show Maureen Logue 15 Bay Ridge Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Future Teachers 2,3,4 Senior Show Junior Show National Honor Society 3,4 Chimes 4 Ecology Club 2 Afro-Asian Club 4 SGBC4 Softball 4 Anne Luca 11 Pennycress Road AFS 1 Future Nurses 1 Future Teachers 3 Golf 2,3 SGBC4 Senior Show Junior Show Cheerleader 3 Future Secretary Club 4 Thomas Lynam 221 First Parish Road Soccer 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 2,3.4 Senior Show Athletic Standing Committee 4 Deborah Lynch 18 Country Club Circle Drama Club Chimes 4 Junior show Senior Show Marian Mac Issac 52 Norweli Ave. French Club 2 Wayne Mackey Turner Road Football 1.2 Track 1 Brian Mac Neil 28 Colonial Way Basketball 1.2 Baseball 1 Junior Show Senior Show Mike Madden 4 Cairo Way Junior Variety Show Senior Show Soccer (capt.) Neal Madden Hockey 4 John Mahoney 8 Gannett Road Junior Show Senior Show Football 1,2.4 Baseball 1,2.3.4 Basketball 1 Wrestling 2 Float Committee 4 Donna Martin 21 Irving Road Future Nurses 2.4 AFS 4 Volleyball 2,3 Drama Club 3 Car Wash 1 Nancy Mc Cahill 64 Townsend Road Library Club 2 Future Homemakers Club 1 Future Teachers Club 2,3.4 (pres. 4) Gymnastics Junior Show Senior Show Prom Committee AFS 1.2 Majorettes 3.4 SGBC4 Joseph McCarron 106 Mann Hill Road Homeroom Rep. Student Council 2.3.4 (vp 4) Prom Committee Junior Show Senior Show Movie Committee Car Wash Committee Float 1.2,3,4 Peter Mc Carthy 4 Grasshopper Lane Golf 3,4 Harry Mc Carty llClappRoad Band 1.2.3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Chancellors 2.3.4 (spokesman 4) Pitband 3.4 Musical Comedy 1.2,3,4 Drama Club 1.2,3 N.E.M.F.A. 2.3,4 S.E.D.M.F.A. 3,4 S.E.M.S.B.A. 3,4 Stage Band 3.4 Junior Show Senior Show Robert Mc Carthy 66 Turner Road Basketball 1 Baseball 1,3 Car wash 1 Colleen McCormac SGBC4 Future Nurses 1.2,3,4 Prom Committee Junior Show Mary McDonough 49 Cobb Lane Drama Club 1 Jo anne McDowell 8 Saltmeadow Pep Club 1 Peter McEachern 11 Indian Trail Aero Club 1.2,3,4 Hockey 1 Wrestling 1,2.3 Mary McGilvary 11 Porter Road Junior Show Senior Show Prom Committee ' AFS 1,2,3,4 Art Club 1 Library Club 1,2 Film Committee Car wash 2.3 Float Committee 1.2.3.4 Home Ec. Club 2 Senior Activities Club 4 Thomas McGourty 15 Poplar Ave. Spring Track 2.4 Winter Track 4 Stephen McGrail 49 Cornet Stetson Road Aero Club 1.2.3.4 Photography 1,2,3 Tennis 1.2,3,4 Winter Track 2,3 Homeroom Rep. 2,3.4 Junior Show car wash Colleen McLevedge 162 Bulrush Farm Road Field Hockey 1.2 Future Teachers 2 Car Wash 1 Senior Show Girls Track 2 Donald McNaughton 81 Turner Rd. Track q. 2, 3 Football Junior Show Senior Show Kathleen McPherson 104 Neal Gate Rd. Newspaper 1 A.F.S.2 Future Teachers 2 Prom Committee 3 DramaClubl,2 Transfer 2 Senior Show Yearbook Jacquelin McQuay 34 Kent St. Transfer 2 Future Nurses 2,4 Black Cultures 2,3 Senior Show Float Committee 2.3 Prom Committee 159 Lauren Mehl 30 Williamsburg Lane Drama Club Future Teachers Club Chorus Kim Mellor 58 Pin Oak Drive Girls Basketball 1 Field Hockey 1 Future Teachers 2 Float Committee Prom Committee Graduation Committee Senior Show Junior Show Senior Girls Boosters, president A.F.S. Homeroom Rep. Paul Merz 9 Harbor View Rd. Baseball Basketball Track Senior Show Journalism Club Carwash 1 Scituation Float Committee 4 Beacon Laurianne Meyers 59 Capt. Pierce Rd. Chorus 1.3,4 Chanterelles 4 District Festival 4 Junior Show Senior Show Musical Comedy 4 Brooke Monroe 32 Washington Lane Caria Montanari 349 First Parish Rd. Junior Show Senior Show Movie Committee 2 Prom Committee Carwash Committee 1,2 Future Secretaries 4 A.F.S. 1,2 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Snowball Committee Library Club 1 Donna Montanari 349 First Parish Rd. Future Secretaries 4 Beverly Monteiro 105 Ann Vinal Rd. A.F.S. 2 Future Nurses 1 Junior Show Senior Show Black Cultures, president 3 Prom Committee Brotherhood, president 4 John Monteiro 42 Turner Rd. Soccer 3.4 Football 1 Track 1 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Black Cultures 1,2,3,4 Snowball Junior Show Senior Show Float Committee Richard Moore 696 First Parish Rd. Basketball 3.4 Senior Show Junior Show Chorus 4 Transfer 3 Scott Moorhouse 11 Cedarcrest Rd. Track 1,2,3.4 Winter Track 3.4 Football 1.2 Dana Mordini 100 Crescent Ave. Jeanne Morin 2 Country Way Golf 1.2.3.4 Thomas Moylan 59 Townsend Rd. Football 1.2.3. capt. 4 Hockey 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1 Track 4 Junior Show Senior Show Scituation Staff Float Committee Deborah Muehien 25 Bittersweet Lane Basketball 1.2 Junior Show Chorus 2.3 Senior Show A.F.S. 3.4 Future Teachers 3 Home Ec. Club 1.2.3 Prom Committee Debra Mullaney 91 Clapp Rd. Library Club 1.2 Basketball 2, manager 3 Future Nurses Club 3,4, vice-president Junior Show Senior Show Volley Team 2,3 Float Committee 1,2 Michael Mullaney 5 Old Colony Way Track Football Basketball Junior Show Senior Show Prom Committee Mary Sue Murphy 28 Satuit Trail Drama Club 1,2 Future Teachers 2,3 A.F.S. 3 Warren Murphy 148 Old Oaken Bucket Rd. Transfer 4 Jeff Nelson 29 Christopher Rd. Transfer 1 Soccer 2.3.4 Basketball 2.3 Track 2.3.4 Junior Show Senior Show Homeroom Rep. 4 Chimes Staff Kent Newkirk Rightship Lane Football 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2 Junior Show Senior Show Carwash 1,2 Prom Committee Flaot Committee 1,2,3 Homeroom Rep. 1,2 Greg Niland 582 Hatheriy Rd. John O ' Brien 44 Rosa ' s Lane Football 1.2.3 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Junior Show Senior Show Scituation 3,4 Kathleen O ' Brien 15 Tenth Ave. Field Hockey 2.3.4 Golf 1 Ring Committee Carwash 1.2 160 Movie Committee 2,3 Float Committee 2.3,4 Junior Show Senior Show Prom Committee Future Nurses 1,2,3,4 Senior Girls Booster Club Timothy O ' Brien 32 Pyramid Lane Soccer 3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Thespians 3,4 Afro-Asian 4 Library Club 1 Senior Show Homeroom Rep. 3 Debate 1 Lenore O ' Connell 162 Woodland Road A.F.S. 2,3, pres. 4 Golf 2,3,4 Guture Nurses 1 Junior Show Senior Show Carwash 1,2 Prom Committee Brian O ' Donnel 419 Country Way Football 1,2 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Afro-Asian 3 Junior Show Senior Show Float Committee Ring Committee Mary Beth O ' Hara 257 Beaver Dam Rd. Field Hockey 1 Homeroom Rep. 1 Carwash Committee 1,2 Movie Committee 2,3 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Chimes Staff 4 Student Council 2, sec. 3, pres. 4 MASC Leadership Workshop Secretary MASC Student-Faculty Board Kansas Leadership Workshop Prom Committee Junior Show Senior Show Senior Girls Boosters Club ' That ' s all Paula O ' Keefe 158 Glades Rd. John Oliver 34 Beaver Dam Road Crosscountry 1.2,3,4 Winter Track Track 1,2,3,4 Afro-Asian 3,4 Junior Show Senior Show Drama Club Ring Committee Christopher o ' Neil 79 Gilson Rd. Transfer 2 Patricia Palm 7 Boardman Rd. Home Ec. Club 1 Drama Club Field Hockey Gymnastics Black Cultures Volleyball Float Committee 3 Junior Show Senior Show Snowball Prom Committee Black Cultures Club Brotherhood Club Carolyn Park 14 Bulrush Farm Home Ec. Club 1 Drama Club 1 Carwash 2 Prom Committee Junior Show Senior Show Snowball Black Cultures sec. 3 Brotherhood, sec. 4 Float Committee 2 Fred Parker 11 Young ' s Lane Senior Show Kurt Parker 32 Maple Street Soccer 2,3,4 Track 1.2,4 Winter Track 2,3,4 Basketball 1 ScienceClub 1,2 Movie Committee 1 2,3 Carwash Committee 1,2 Float Committee 2,3 Junior Show Senior Show Prom Committee Anne Parsons 44 James Way Tracey Peck 85 First Parish Rd. Future Secretaries, treasurer 4 Linda Perry 195 Beaver Dam Rd. Future Nurses 2,3, treas. 4 Volleyball 2,3,4 Junior Show Prom Committee Chimes Staff 4 Barbara Pipes 13 Clifton Ave. Float Committee 1,2,3 Tennis Team 1,2,3,4 Jr. Variety Show Sr. Variety Show Prom Committee Car Wash 1,2.3 Childrens Movies 2,3 A.F.S. 4 Senior Activities Committee Class Secretary 1,2,3,4 Laura Jean Podowski 26 Lawson Terr. Future Nurses 3 Intermural Volleyball 3 Field Hockey 2 Linda Pospeshil 22 Minot Light Ave. Volleyball 2,3,4 Home Room Rep. 2 Snow Ball 4 Prom Committee 3 Library 2,3,4 Variety Show 4 Badminton 3 Track 3,4 Dana Read 21 Riverview Place Jr. Variety Show Sr. Variety Show Prom Committee Car Wash 1 John Randolph 12 Carnslea La. A.V. 1,2,3 Drama 1,2,3 Snow Ball Committee 4 Prom Committee Variety Show 3,4 Thesbian Society 3,4 Lawrence Regan 126 Elm St. Joan Reid 7 Old Farm Rd. Drama Club 2,3 A.F.S. 3,4 F.T.A. 2,3 Car Wash 2 Art Club 161 Robert Shea 9R1 QtnokKriHoA RH 15 Stone Rd. FipIH HnrUpu 1 9 A Variety Show 3,4 Trar ' U A 1 1 dL.FV J;inip Rhind Football 2 Prnm Pnmmittpp 1 larif n RH OX JciICO f U. Baseball 1,2 Homeroom Rep. 3,4 WrestI ing 1 ,4 A F 9 pr A U Prpc Maria RiKaifa Soccer 3 n R r Afro-Asian 4 Variety Show 3,4 A p C 9 5 A 9 Third Ave. OU i L Ud i 1 1 tjiOiner ritjuu t Transfer 4 PVIwvico 1 Junior Show 3 Prom Committee 3 Carol Sheehan Mark Stuninski inirdmurdi voiicyudii o.h 84 Barker Rd. 58 Old Forge Rd. h 1 m fiQ A 1 1 1 1 1 1 Co •+ A.F.S.2,3 Cross Country 1,2 Futures 2.3,4 Winfpr Trark 4 John Rich S.G.B.C. 1 Track 12 3 4 A7 X ornnn RH Homeroom Rep. 1,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Prom Committee Homeroom Rep. 1,3 Variety Show 3,4 Sen ior Show 1 ■ ■ H it h D l ai c An Field Hockey 2 Chimes CO Marv ' c 1 a %}0 Inary S La. Basketball 2,4 Laura Sullivan Andrea Southworth 313 Country Way 15 Ann Vinal Rd. Chimes Editor o Kidge Hill Kci. Eroiopv Club 2 3 ' U ! C3 1 1 f a v. 1 u u Mero L i u D 1 Future Nurses 1,2 Afro-Asian Club urdrTid V- IUU Photography 3,4 Future Teachers 3,4 M.v. o Chimes 4 S.G.B.C. Photography Club Class Movie Qnn A; Rail A on ow Da 1 1 Maureen Smith Car Wash 1,3 Vdriciy OIUJW O. T Daedalus Cr. Variety Show 3,4 Float Committee 1,2,3 John RobothdiTi Bradford Spear 2 Prosp6€t Ave. 15 Booth Hill Rd. Mary Ellen Sullivan Sr. Variety Show Ra ?phall 1 11 OlAvirinrP Tprraf P Car Wash l,j Qnrppr Drama 1 2 Chimes Business Ed. Aero Club 1 2 3 4 Softball 12 3 4 Honor Society 3,4 A.V. Club 1,2 Ch i mes 4 C.L.r. Chanceilors4 V tfiptv hnw tar A Vdl ICiy OIIUW O la 1 o, Chorus 1, .4 Mark Stanley LJODr CLUOM o 1 I jraiiiiE I law S.G.B.C. nharlp Robinson Art riuh 77 PhittPnHpn 9nc Pntp«;t Rnv RnsilinH iilliuan V iriptv hnw A vaiidy oiiLi w o , vifavcs nvc Homprnom Rpn P • iiuiugia iiy 1 Li u Trancfpr llCllloICi o Prnm f nmmittpp II ' Jill v t- ' iiiiiMii.crc jr. diiu Of . vdiiciy oiiuw iTlaijf piagUt; rwucr I 1 uuiii 584 First Parish RH 43 Old Forcrp Rd f hricfino piifiitic Plr  m a 1 L r d 1 1 1 a 1 Trark 1 9 4 Pant RI;irU Piiltiirp ; 9 Football 1 Pittiiro pr rot a ri PC Phntr ora r h w A 1 1 nj njgi d pi 1 y o.t RA kPth ill 1 OcIIIUl OIIUW Wintpr Trark 9 Po-Pan Pm« Pmintrv 9 4 Inhn Rncc junn i 099 1 TilHan RH xuj 1 iiaen no. rOOTDail 1 DdbcUdll 1 Paul ThiKArt raUl 1 ni Den 49 Curtis St Cross Country 4 Mark Steverman Football 1,2,3 Variety Show 3.4 108 Elm St. Baseball 3,4 Home Room Rep. 4 Football 1.2 Basketball 1.2,3,4 Float Committee 4 Hockey 1 Variety Show 3,4 Baseball 1 Susan Shedd Russell Townsend 734 Country Way Patricia Stone 43 Kenneth Ave. 162 Brad Todd 41 Beaver Dam Rd. Football 1.2,3.4. Capt. Basketball 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Variety Show 3.4 Valerie Traina Chorus 1.2.3.4 Chanterelles 1.2.3.4 Future Teachers 3,4 Homeroom Rep. 2 Softball 2 Drama Club 1.2.3.4 Thespian Society 2,3,4 Black Cultures 2 French Club 2 Human Relations 3,4 Senior Variety Show Afro-Asian Club 4 Music Fests. S.E.M.S.B.A. 2,3.4 S.E. District 3 New England 4 All States Mike Travers 70 Lawson Rd. Football 1.2.3,4 Basketball 1,2.3 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Variety Show 3.4 Class Car Wash 2.3 Class Movies Band 1 IMary Trifone 97 Lawson Road Chorus 1.2,4 Chanterelles 2,3.4 Variety Show 3.4 Music Fest. S.E. Dist. S.G.C.B. Chimes 4 N.E. Music Fest. 3.4 Drama Club 1.2 Car Wash and Movie 1,2 Honor Society 3.4 Guy Tucker 42 Meeting House La. Soccer 2.3.4 Track 1,2.3 Winter Track 2 Robert Walsh Baseball 1.2 Winter Track 4 Track 4 Senior Variety Show Alan Waters 9 Moorland Rd. Student Council 4 Afro-Asian 4 Greg Wallen 673 Country Way Robert Weedon 21 Strawberry La. Football 1.2 Track 2 Homeroom Rep. 4 Variety Show 3.4 Mark Webber 65 Creelman Dr. Transfer 4 Theresa Watson 132 0. J. Gushing Hwy. Gail Wentworth 66 Lawson Terr.Future Nurses 1.2 Variety Show 3,4 Prom Committee A.F.S.4 Future Secretaries Sally Wescott 44 Gannett Pasture La. Future Nurses 2,3.4 SC. B.C. Volleyball Intermurals 2.3.4 Variety Show 3.4 A.F.S. 2.3,4 Prom Committee Michele Whalen 86 Hatherly Rd. Drama 1,2 Prom Committee Variety Show 3,4 Art Club 1 Snow Ball Committee Chimes 4 A.F.S.4 Future Teachers 4 Drama 2.3 Futures Teachers 3 National Honor Society 3.4 Basketball 2 Softball 2 Variety Show 3.4 Ecology Club 2 A.F.S. 3 Beverly Withem 8 Dayton Rd. Gymnastics 1 Prom Committee 3 Senior Variety Show Snow Ball Committee 4 Jeffrey Young 36 Turner Rd. Donna Young 72 Vinal Ave. Drama Club 2 Home Ec. Club 1 Volley Ball 2.3 Prom Chairman 3 Gymnastics 1.2,3 Variety Show 3,4 Snow Ball Committee 4 Activities Committee 4 Badmitton 2,3 Art Club 1 William Wade 92 Vernon Rd. Leslie Walsh 512 Country Way Future Nurses 3.4 Variety Show 3,4 Mark Walker 14 Cavanaugh Rd. Richard Williamson 26 Tilden Rd. Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1.2.3 Winter Track 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Variety Show 3,4 Wendy Widman 19 Sherman Rd. 163 THE SHOCK OF RECOGNITION The shock of recognition! We can no longer be contained or ignored. Too many people know too much about each other. Our new environment compels commitment and participa- tion. We have become irrevocably involved with and responsible for each other. Marshall McLuhan 1 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE — 183 COLUMBIA RD., HANOVE R — 826-5144 NINE SALES CENTERS IN MASSACHUSETTS Cohasset, Route 3A, 383-1800 Marshfield, Route 139 3A. 837-2877 Ouxbury, Route 3A, 934-6565 Plymouth, Route 44, 746-7500 Hanover, Route 53 139, 826-3131 Scituate Harbor, Front St., 545-4100 Hanson, Route 58 14, 293-9525 Whitman, Route 18, 447-5571 Hingham, Route 3A, 749-1600 COMMERCIAL DIVISION Route 53 139, Hanover 826-M94 3 T Compliments of McCarthy bros. ice cream co. inc. 167 The problem that confronts us today, and that the nearest future is to solve, is how to be one ' s self and yet in oneness with others, to feel deeply with all human beings and still retain one ' s own characteristic qualities Emma Goldman LINCOLN TRUST a full service bank To be of few words and to be of many ac- tions is to follow the path of nature. A storm does not drop all its rain in one place, nor does a river have one tributary, or is there just one wave in the ocean, or does the sun always shine. Rather, a continued varia- tion and repetition of acts gives the harmony and balance to nature. This is what we should strive for: Love in all forms and all kinds be- comes the harmony of man. Drawn Unlutrstttj ku is io cetii ij ihut lool SEE THE MAN WITH STAGE FRIGHT It is essential that we work togher, and it is as if we were building a house. If some of us are building and others are tearing down, the house will obviously never be built. So we must indi- vidually be very clear that we really see and understand the necessity of bringing about the kind of education that will produce a new generation capable of dealing with the issues of life as a whole, and not as isolated parts unrelated to the whole. J. Krishnamurti What Makes Shopping a Pleasure? Courteous and Experienced Sales People? Complete Lines of Quality Products? Prompt Free Delivery? Ample Parking Areas? Convenient Charge Accounts? All of These and Many More Distinctive Advantages will Make Shopping A Pleasure At WELCH CO. Scituate Harbor Tel. 545-1400 MARDEN REALTY OF COHASSET INC. Route 3A Cohasset, Mass. 383-9030 THE BAILEY CO. Plumbing Heating Gas Fitting Sewer Work 770 Country Way No. Scituate, Mass. 545-0088 SoutK Shore National: when you need the money more than you need a friend. Compliments of COMBS SHOE Scituate Harbor STA-NEET CLEANERS 363 Gannett Rd. North Scituate One Hour Cleaning — Pressing — Tailoring 545-9844 MEMBER 179 383-1600 M. A. STREET INSURANCE AGENCY General Offices Route 3A Cohasset, Mass Res. 545-0580 Best Wishes to the Class of 72 ROCKLAND TRUST CO. Full-Service Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of ENNEDY ' S ;9 UNT ( (DENS Rte. sfv the North River) Garden Supplies and House Plants WOOLWORTHS r Tedeschi Plaza Cohasset - Mon. — Sat. 9:30 To 9:00 1 ! HIGHWAY MOTPR SALES INC. 180 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 From DRIFTWAY MEDICAL BUILDING ALLAN WHEELER INC. General Contractor Bulldozer — Sho el — Grader Trailer Service 545-0612 Scituate, Massachusetts VILLAGE FABRICS Many Happy Returns SCITUATE TENNIS CLUB Scituate, Mass. 02066 545-9845 ZUCKERS crroo 383-9088 ANTHONY PAUL Coiffures of Distinction Gushing Plaza Route 3A Cohasset Compliments of JIM ' S VILLAQf BARBERSHOP FINNIE ' S 1 - TELEPHONE 383-9100 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES INSURANCE APPRAISALS BROOKS PHARMACY 779 GUSHING WAY, ROUTE 3A, COHASSET, MASS. mm 183 Compliments of BURKHARDT BROTHERS, INC. Movers Since 1888 Boston MIRROR NEWSPAPER INC. South Shore Mirror Hingham Mirroi Hull News Mirror 777 Country Way North Scituate 4 %, r- - 4 «Nr - 0 FUNERAL SERVICE 0 I Scituate • Medford J 545-3565 THE LINEN CHEST Congratulations to the class of 1972 Gushing Plaza 2 Depot St. Cohasset, Mass. Duxbury, Mass. 02025 02332 383-1198 934-6040 SOUTH SHORE AUTO PARTS Scituate South Yarmouth 545-2220 398-2113 Compliments of AJNDrjKbUJN t JrjLi, IJNU. SCHULTZ-DOYLE-STODDARD, INC. Making Warm Friends and Serving Scituate and the South Shore For Over 50 Years ARCO HEATING OILS Complete Heating Installations Best Of Luck CLASS OF 72 545-5777 749-2000 186 Compliments of SMITH APPLIANCE SERVICE Cohasset, Massachusetts SCITUATE JEWELERS Jewelry - Watches - Diamonds 89 Front Street 545-301 2 Scituate, Mass. 02066 (} t The House Of Integrity w REALTOR Tel. 545-4900 4 Brook Street Tel. 545-0385 Scituate Harbor. Mass Veil Gluck Class of 1972 autohaus Gushing Plaza Cohasset Congradulations to the class of ' 72 DR. RUTH BAILEY HARBOR BOOK STORE 187 T Compliments of SCITUATE FIRE DEPARTMENT Congratulations and Best Wishes From 34 4 Gannett Road No. Scituate, Mass. I 188 Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 First County National Bank Founded 1833 A Shawmut Association Bank • Member F.D.I.C. Brockton • Hingham • North Scituate • Norwell Pembroke • West Bridgewater 367 Gannett Road North Scituate Village Hours Daily Mon. Thru Fri. 9 a.m. To 2 p.m. Extra Hours Thurs. evening 3:30 p.m. To 6:00 p.m. Fri. evening 5:00 p.m. To 7:00 p.m. P. E. MERRITT + SON Builder, Movers + Contractors Scituate, Massachusetts 189 Serving All Faiths Since 1820 Dedicated to fulfilling your wishes with dignity and understanding COHASSET 1 Summer St., Cohasset PL j el. 383-0200 Directors Loring L. Wadsworth • Warren A. Rand Norwell 30 Central St. Norell tel. 659-2200 SPARRELL FUNERAL HOMES member by invitation NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS SHIPS LOCKER Marine Outfitters Nautical Charts Foul Weather Gear Boat Shoes Gifts Books 124 Front St., Scituate Harbor Compliments to the class of 1972 Good Luck to the Class of ' 72 COHASSET WINTER GARDEN, INC. PRENTICE BROWN CHEVROLET, INC. (Route 3A) Chief Justice Gushing HIGHWAY COHASSET, MASS. 02025 Phone — 383-9090 190 We salute each of you fine people who have achievedX - tS ld this goal; we ' re very proud of you and we wish you all the best for the future. May the knowledge you ' ve gained serve you well in the years to come — and under your guidance may we find a world filled with peace and goodwill towards all men. CURTIS 191 SUPERMARKETS SCITUATE POLICE RELIEF ASSOCIATION GILLESPIE FORD MARSHFIELD RTE. 139 ' IH GREENBUSH GENERAL STORE 38 Country Way Greenbush, Mass. Open 7 Days 7 to 9 p.m Phone: 545-3720 4 aif COIFFURES 1 Bound Brook Court Noitti Sc luat , Moas. (OOW Compliments of GINGERBREAD HOUSE 78 Front Stre Scituate ♦ ♦ EBBA DAMON REALTOR 183 Front St., Scituate Harbor Massachusetts, 02066 Telephone 545-2338 bmpliments of SCITUATE CLEANSERS 41 Front St. Scituate, Mass. 368 Gannett Rd. No. Scituate Air Conditioned Evergreen 3-1490 MONA FRIEL HAIR STYLIST Five Stage Coach Way C ohasset, Mass. Compliments of BERGSEN ICE CREAM Rte. 3A COLPITTS TRAVEL CENTE George C . Young Evelin B. Young miH mily Skiffington, Manager mKK ' (617)545-4500 383-1717 ' 3 1 The Very best of Luck to The Class of 1972 PJ ' S COUNTRY HOUSE I JAY ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE 545-2621 My sincerest wishes for Success to Each Member of The Class of 1972 SENATOR ALLAN R. McKINNON Best Wishes to the Class of 72 CAL ' S TV SALES AND SERVICE AFTER THE SALE —IT ' S THE SERVICE THAT COUNTS 161 Front St. Scituate Harbor 545-3500 194 V ♦ . OPEN IVEN V BEAUTY SHOP GUSHING PLAZA COHASSET, MASS. 5c to $1.00 Store Variety Merchandise ' ' Front Street Scituate TO ABE ' S MARSHFIELD HARDWARE AND TO ABE ' S PEMBROKE HARDWARE 1901 Ocean St. Marshfield 834-7500 826-2500 4Bh Best Wishes to the Class of 1972  SCITUATE FEDERAL SAVEsFGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Scituate Harbor, Massachusetts Telephone — 545-0016 THE Nth DEGREE Scituate — Hingham GIFrS — CARDS AND TOYS CREATIVE PLAYTHINGS t 50 Cole ParJdi ScltM J - CARVING PLACE INC %flf. ||LQUART£RB0ARD5 EAGLES 195 MAX ' S SCITUATE SUPPLY CO. PAINTS — WALLPAPER — HARDWARE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES — HOTEL BUILDERS CABINET MAKER ' S 2 Cole Parkway Scituate, Mass. Tel. 545-0241 MCDONALD ' S Klhi. 139 MARSHFIELD You deserve a Break Today ROCKLAND SAVINGS BANK Incorp orated 1868 Of the People By the People For the People 545-3427 49-51 Front St., Scituate Deposits Insured in Full Under Massachusetts Law Best of Luck MARIA ' S SUB SHOPPE Scituate Harbor EVERYTHING SKI TEL 383-0342 EQUIPMENT . APPAREL . ADVICE (Ski iSc£.nz 132 CHIEF JUSTICE CUSHING HIGHWAY NEXT TO THE COHASSET WINTER GARDENS ROUTE 3A COHASSET. MASS CHARLES L. SINNOT CO., INC. Oldsmobile — American Motors 834-6667 2104 Ocean St. Marshifeld 196 GROVE STREET y VARIETY 44 Grove Street Scituate, Mass. 545-3472 Compliments of NOBBIE BEAUTY SHOP 55 Cole Parkway Scituate, Mass. PETERSEN INS. AGENCY AND PETERSEN REALTORS 26 South Main Street Cohasset, Massachusetts 02025 383-1900 Compliments of SOUTH RIVER SAND GRAVEL CORP. South Ri r Street Marshfield ass. 02050 Tel. Plant 834-9694 Office 545-1588 COLONIAL DRUG ' STORE Compliments of BUTCHER BLOCK 85 Front Street Scituate Harbor Best wishes to the Class 1972 NELL FISHER SHOP Scituate Harbor 197 COBBLER THE BULL Sp a ltv B NJtK|U« LfATHERCRAFT • lOOTS . JiWELRY • PANTS • SANDALS Bxptrt shot RM imb Uif -ff 126 FRONT STREET - SCITUATE HARBOR - PHONE: 646 - 9680 ★ GUARANTEED SERVICE ■nd SALES ★ lELTS BIKES REPAIRS Compliments of COHASSET MOTORS PAUL YOUNG MOTORS INC. 198 AUSTIN L. AHEARN JEWELER Tedeschi ' s Shopping Center, Cohasset, Massachusetts. MR. THOM ' S SALON BOUTIQUE 199 KENMURE W. MOFFATT INSURANCE AGENCY NORTH SCITUATE, MASS. 02060 TELEPHONE 545-0038 SAFE MOORING RONNIE SHONE VARIETY STORE Best Wishes 200