Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1971 volume:

lEUEQLD 1 71 inEH5EUGQJ.D l 7L ITIflHSEI GDLD IR71 GHSEf GDlG 1 i 7l D:iGH5EUGQi.G l 7L inGH5EUGaj.D LR7L iriGHSEUGQLD 1 71 ITI lOLG 1 71 GHSEUGOLD LS71 IHaHSEF GDlD IH71 GH5EUGaJ.D 1 71 □aHSEI IGDJ.G L 7L ITIGHSEUGDLG 1 71 iriGHSEUGQLG 1 71 ITIGHSEI I SENIOR CLASS PUBLICATION SHARON HIGH SCHOOL SHARON, MASSACHUSETTS VOLUME XXXII ■ . V« V DEDiCflTJQMS ARE ABSURD TREREEQRE WE DEDICATE TRJS BDOK . . . AI D TQ THE ABSURDiTV ■ ■ ■ EUEM ABSURD DMES. 1 ITQ flBSUHDiTV W DEDiCflTJOI S 1 . It isn’t easy running a school that’s why we use tricycles. They may not get us there in time but who cares? It’s all a matter of degrees. Upper Lett: John Blanchon, Assistant Principal. Upper Right: Richard Stevenson. Principal. Lower Left: Daniel Smith, Metco Director. Lower Right: Stanley Russell, Su- perintendent of Schools. |l; We have books on the feast of the ass, the feast of fools, they furnish material toward a universal history of the human mind. Voltaire. Upper Left: Frank Bryant, Art. Upper Right: Marion Clark, Librar- ian. Center: Lester Fleishman, Music. Lower Left: Jennifer Wood- ward, Assistant Librarian. Lower Right: Miriam Gourley, Art. Upper Left: Eileen Fitzgerald. Upper Right: John Pini. Center Right: Ernest Blake, De- partment Head. Lower Left: Philip Pane. Lower Right: Carl Newton SSL EI IGJ.J5h He who knoweth not and knoweth not he knoweth not, he is a fool— shun him. He who knoweth not and knoweth he knoweth not, he is realistic— teach him. He who knoweth and knoweth not he knoweth, he is asleep— awaken Him. He who knoweth and knoweth that he knoweth, he is wise— borrow his notes. Upper Lett: Lynda Nighswander. Upper Right: Emma Magro Center Right: Katherine Norwood. Lower Lett: Richard Kennedy. 9 Upper Left: Mary Reynolds. Upper Right: Lynne Gattone. Lower Left: Helen McGarry. Lower Left: Carroll Holt. 10 BJSiMESS Take Lumer Farr, Yeovil trained Vice President of In- ternational Packing Cases, “You’d never think,” I have heard people say, “that Lumer Farr controlled three- fourths of the crude teak export of Canada.” Actually he didn’t, but why should anyone think he did? I Upper Left: Clyde Craig. Lower Left: Joseph Courteau, Department Head Center Right: Ethel Atkinson. Lower Right: John Germaine. 11 SQCJflJ. STUDJES Upper Left; David Nelson. Upper Middle: Robert White. Upper Right; Gerard Plouffe. Center Right: George Anthony. Lower Left: Terry Fair- man. Lower Right: Lauretta Carroll. In the year of our Lord, 1 902 Aaron Courvanoski Discovered a small mass of land, And he called it Aronica Then he sailed back- wards. Damn it! 1 I 1 12 I . Upper Left: Paul Hanna. Upper Right: Lillian Savage Center Left: Fred LaCh- apelle. Lower Left: Peter Elefterakis, Acting Department Head. Lower Right: Robert Cunha. “Language is like a sandwich, a piece of meat between two slices of bread.” The renowned Uruganki of Hungary Upper Left: Dorris Newton, French. Upper Right: Joan Trevas, Spanish. Lower Left: Dorothy Chase, Latin. Lower Right: Roger Chappuis, French and Introductory Philosophy. 14 LflMGUflEE “How fortunate it is that the murder of the French i language is not a capital crime.” ' Charlie Chan i vl-. Upper Left: Paula Murray, French, Upper Right: Rina Garcia, Spanish. Lower Left: Alan Siegal, French and Spanish. Lower Right: Daniel Foley, Latin and Spanish, Department Head. 15 Upper Left: Sally Pini, Math. Upper Center: Gloria Fitzgerald, Chemistry. Center Left: Basil Cronin, Math, De- partment Head. Center Right: Dudley Davenport, Science Lower Left: Rich- ard Russe, Math. Lower Right: Douglas Kinne, Math. K 16 Upper Left: Thomas Graffte, Math. Upper Right: Marie Augustin, Math. Center Left: Rene Houde, Biology. Center Right: Warren Kline, Math. Lower Left: Thomas Ziniti, Science. Lower Right: Joseph Cook, Math. Bot- tom: Katherine Perry, Biology. inflTh AMD SCiEWCE Let o = Weather Forecast, Y = Weather, Y, = Flow of stream in rela- tion to mean number of solid factory deposits and old cans, B = Probable age of trout, O = Probable age of Fish- erman, TT = Distance of nearest tractor, y ' = Temperature of fish. Then by a simple calculation jotted down in a waterproof tent with un- runnable ink on unsmudgeable paper, Marshall would get some such equation as this: X = - s = Splits Indefatigable or Aunt Mary’s Special 17 Upper Center: Christine Zommers, Science. Up- per Right: Kyle Gee, Biology. Far Left: Michael Levine, Math. Center: John Calandrella, Earth Science Center Right: John Liberman, Physics. Department Head. Lower Left: Frances Picker. Math. Lower Right: William Fallon, Math. 18 Upper Left; Thomas Marsilli, Industrial Arts. Upper Right: Cynthia At- kins, Home Economics. Lower Left: Miriam Eames, Home Economics. Lower Right: Nelson Rebello, Mechanical Drawing. PRflCTJCflJ. ARTS “Cars go very fast, but the cook beats batter better.” Eugene Ionesco 19 Marks are important because for colleges or jobs they want your average and the averages are made up of different subjects and the average of the different subjects are made up of the average of the terms and the average of the terms are made up of the average of the quizzes and tests and the average of quizzes and tests are made up of marks and marks are what they want. Down the Up Staircase Upper Left Marion Haley. Upper Right: Myles Marcus. Lower Left: John Barrows, Guidance Director. Lower Right: Albert Soule. 1 1 I 21 ■5 I Upper Left; Katharine Decas. Upper Right: Gary Hall. Lower Left: Bruce Allman. Lower Right: Cynthia Smith. li i Phvsicfli. EDUcflTjai:i That which we call a gym by any other name would smell as sweet. i 22 Upper Left: Martha Rich, School Nurse. Upper Right: Eleanor Schwartz and Susan White, Of- fice Secretaries. Center: Elea- nor Murphy, Library Aide. Lower Left: Yvonne Wren, English Secretary. Lower Right: Marilyn Leventhal, Guidance Office Secretary. PERSQMWEJ. “Suddenly the student began to breath, then he opened his eyes, yawned, sneezed, and afterwards let out a great household fart. Whereupon the nurse said, “Now certainly he is healed.” Rabelais 23 ST AMI) DA OK , ®- i ' fi v B i 1 j ’ £■ SEMiQH IVIQMiTDHS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS— Top: M. Zakon, Secretary; R. Freedman, Vice-President; Mr. Anthony, Advisor; P. Weiner, Treasurer; A. Newberger, President. PLANNING BOARD— Bottom 1st Row; B. Shaker, M. London, M. Zakon, Mr. Anthony, Advisor; N. Stoller, A. Hozid, C. Zeuli. 2nd Row; K. Thomas, S. Pollack, L. Sweeney, C. Laschever, T. Gold, D. Baker. 3rd Row: R. Freedman, B. Cohen, C. Porter, E. Davis, B. Flaherty, P. Weiner, G. Kadesh, M. Berman. SEMJQR CJ.flSS aFFiCERS flWD PLflMWJWG BOARD VQIJR CLASS PRESJDEUT Dear Seniors; There has been nothing more absurd in my life (aside from my life, that is) than having been president of the Senior class. May I express my deep thanks to you for giving me the opportunity to experience heigh- tened absurdity first hand. I will never forget it. Re- member all the activities that we planned and took part in? Well, try not to think about them, too much. As graduation day passes we can find comfort in the fact that we will probably never again have to see the people we never want to see again. We can rejoice with the knowledge that we will never again have to talk to the teachers we never wanted to talk to. Just think, never again. We will be going into a world that thinks highly of smogless cigarettes and believes that everything- bowls can replace a mother’s love. But fear not, for we are consoled with the realization that after ex- periencing a prom and or school dance (not neces- sarily in that order) the world of white tornadoes and men from glad can seem like the long lost world of Shangri-la. Sincerely, ArnnIH Npwhprnpr fHDin VQJH VEaHBQQH EDJTDHS Given the existence of a personal God quaqua- quaqua with white beard quaquaquaqua outside time without extension who from the heights apathia divine athambia divine aphasia loves us dearly with some ex- ceptions for reasons unknown suffers like the divine miranda with those who for reasons unknown but time will tell are plunged In torment in fire whose fire flames if that continues and who can doubt it will fire the firm- ament that is to say blast hell to heaven so blue still and calm so calm with a calm which even though in- termittent is better than nothing at all in the year of their Lord six hundred and something in the great deeps the great cold and in the air I resume for rea- sons unknown in spite of the facts are there the skull fading fading fading fading and what is more for rea- sons unknown in spite of the tennis on on the beard the flames the tears the stones so blue so calm alas alas of on the skull the skull the skull in spite of the labors abandoned graver still abode of stones alas alas in spite of the skull alas alas the tennis the stone. 29 Martha Alice Aines 17 Pleasant Park Road No one can deny that there’s sunshine there . . . Danny . . . 3 19 66 . . . Darvon . . . Dodge . . . Proms . . . Queen . . . Mar- shal . . . Little Bit . . . Second Chance . . . 1 I 70 . . . Waiting. Laurie Alemian lowest Ridge Drive We ' ve travelled too far, and our momen- tum has taken over; we move idly towards eternity, without possibility of reprieve or hope of explanation. Ronnie Linda Alperin 29 Francis Road Ronnie . . . Jackie . . . February 4, 1967 . . . hair ... the High School . . . going out . . . week-ends . . . watching television . . . my own room . . . dreams . . . Boston. i James R. Andrews 332 North Main Street Judy Appel 1 99 East Foxboro Street Oh Lord, what fools these mortals be. Judith E. Arbuckle 101 Billings Street Tumbling-hair . . . picker of buttercups . . . violets . . . dandelions . . . through the field wonderful . . . with eyes a little sorry . . . Another comes also picking flowers. Paris . . . Sugarloaf USA . . . Skiing . . . Far Hori- zon . . . Walden Pond. Linda Frances Arntz 10 Berkshire Avenue With our love— we could save the world— if they only knew . . . Smile! . . . Finding my- self . . . Bob . . . S.E.M.S.B.A. . . . Morses . . . G.T.W.A. . . . Mr. Cook . . . nursing. 30 Mark Ashley 93 Brcxjk Road What country can preserve its liberties if its rulers are not warned from time to time that the people preserve the spirit of re- sistance? George Duff Bailey 74 Glendale Road You don’t need a weather man, to tell which way the wind blows. Debbie Baker 362 Massapoag Avenue We can ' t return, we can only look behind from where we came and go round and round and round in the circle game. Pamela Baptiste 225 Norwood Street Pam . . . w21 . . . Brockton Drag ... Pet Peeve: cliques . . . Sharon Manor . . . Mansfield ... Taunton ... Walpole ... A.L.M. . . . Budweiser . . . “One Last Bell” . . . Sept. 8, 70 . . . John . . . nursing. John Barker 275 Moose Hill Parkway “A quiet man goes in peace.” Linda Marie Barros 1 1 Middlesex Road When you smile, the whole world smiles with you . . . Memories . . . DeWert Ave. . . . M.M.R. . . . Taunton . . . Susan, Danny, Patty, John, Carol, Rich, Pam, John . . . 1970 Golden Cliff . . . Doing CN’s hair. David Batt 34 Livingston Road I 31 William F. Bausch 3 Beaver Brook Road Maddog . . . Pub, Beeries, Ames Street, Marlboro Country, Upper II, Morgans, Mo- torcycles, Scrambling, Cape, P. Town, Texas, Prom “70 , Let it Ride,” Hallow- een Night, 4d . . . Pitter Pattering . . . Take a lap, Bruce. Laurie D. Bell 15 Winslow Road Lau, Cape, Summer 69, 8:00, Blue Jays, The party has just begun, Orpheus, water- skiing with CP, Cederville Landing, always getting caught, with Mo, T.C., D.J., hair- dressing. Susan M. Bellows 165 North Main Street I am free— I am free and Freedom tastes of reality. I am free— I am free and I ' m waiting for you to follow me. Eileen Berger 31 Glendale Road Laugh and the world laughs with you!! MARK, 41369, BST, AlC, aunt, prehebrew, P-(-J, Israel, Shultzy’s, Finest, Waiter, BBG, Carol Sheryl, Helm, H M, lemon donuts, detours, sparkle, knowing, MARK. Steve Berger 27 Pine Grove Avenue A blue frog can ' t feel like an orange hip- popotamus . . . P R. . . . Radesh Party May ' 71 . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . one for the road . . . A ustralia ' 82. Eliot Berkowitz 2 Carbrey Avenue Flying Foci,” Varsity Club, Investment Club, Ski Club, Varsity Baseball, Profes- sional usher,” Section 27 in the Boxes, Water Skiing, The Big, Red Machine.” Marilyn Sue Berman 49 Oakhill Drive All you need is love . . . Medgie . . . Marty . Prom . . . UMaine . . . McCartney . . . pickleburgers . . . sleepovers ... 1 31 70 . . Be My Baby” . . . June 21, 1969 . . . secrets. 32 Bonnie Bernabei 1 62 East Foxboro Street All the world is a book, but of little to those that can not read it. Hollis S. Bernstein 12 Worcester Road People live from day to day, but they do not count the time.” . . . Holly . . Beast . . . apples ... 11 26 70 . . . cheerleading . . . the Cape . . . friends . Nancy Bladd 19 Wilshire Drive Monk . . . Are you Berta ' s sister?” . . . Tin Can . . . Happy House . . . C.C.R. . . . Rams . . . Retreat . . . drugstore . . . laughing . . Bud . . . sculiala” . . . Wrentham . . . teaching? I Nancy Ruth Bloom 46 Ames Street Banana . . . with M.P.L.A.G. . . . Falmouth . . . Labor Day Weekend . . . talks with Frankie . . . Mel ' s friendship . . . red cou- gar (?)... Summer 70. Gary Bluestein 41 Lyndon Road Blue . . . Bubba or Speedy . . . WBCN . . . Pres, of SJFCOA with A dvisor Mr. Foely . . The Mighty ' 61 ' ... water skiing off Eliot ' s boat. Gerry Bluhm 12 Roberta Road ' Tis but a frog ' s leap be it incredibly long . . .” Hiram Motherfrog . . . guitar . . . No- rine . . . Axton cross . . . Mammoth Mart . . . Peetah . . . other goodies. Gary Edward Blumenthal 8 Lee Road Activities: Chorus, Band, Senior Play. Goal: To be a physician. Parting Advice: . . . only the foolish despise wisdom and discipline. — Proverbs I 33 Gerry Brickell 15 Marcus Road Life is a jest, and all things show it; I thought so once, but now I know it. Robert Brownell 75 Beach Street Bubbles . . . Beeries . . . Football . . . 64 . . . Ames St. . . , Basketball . . . King of Beer . . . Bendies . . . Blackjack . . . Sunday football . . . College . . . Bye Doc”. Terri Lynn Byer 7 Gannett Terrace Te . . . Summer 70 . . . Roses . . . “To Sir With Love” . . . tears . . . thanks . . . MDD . . . BBG . . . N.D.T.N.L. . . . S. Main 4am . . . College . . . Taylors. Diane Canada 298 Mansfield Street There’s no life without delight. Dana R. Chute 23 Lee Road Love is our law; Form is our Manifestation Conscience is our guide; Peace is our shelter Nature is our companion; Beauty and Perfection is our life. Donald R. Chute Jr. 23 Lee Road DONNA . . . Adam did not want the apple for the apple ' s sake, he wanted it only be- cause it was forbidden . . . Love is as curious as you make it. Randle Cohen 36 Walpole Street Now I see the secret of making the best persons. It is to grow in the open air and to eat and sleep with the earth. i I li I |i •i i: 34 Robert Cohen 1 West Street “What I must do is all that concerns me, not what people think. ' . . . Co . . . Wood- stock , . . parking lot . . . with Martha . . . Playin ' ball . . . Summer ' 70 ... cross- country ' 71 . . . September 2, 1972. Stephen B. Cohen 5 Leonard Road The strongest man in the world is he who stands most alone— the individual. Donna Colassi 60 Norwood Street V If you must talk about your troubles, don ' t ' bore your friends with them— tell them to your enemies, who will be delighted to hear about them. Janet Connors 21 Ames Court Michael J. Coran 20 Gaines Road No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. Melanie Jane Corman 6 Park Road Mel . . . with Tommy . . . Falmouth . . . La- bor Day Weekend . . . Mustang . . . Come on kids, cheer . . . Nancy ' s friendship . . . Talks with Eric . . . McDonald ' s . . . with N.P.L.A.G. . . . hubby. Michael Corman 4 Pleasant Park Road “Open your heart to me as much as the thickness of a needle, and I will open it for you as wide as a portal —Midrash 1 35 1 36 How is it that little children are so intelligent and men so stupid? It must be education that does it. 37 In the first place God made idiots. This was for practice. Then he made school boards. Mark Twain T Nancy Currivan 146 South Main Street Hey goy! . . . February 17, 1970 . . . With David . . . Morse’s . . . Friendship with Lynda . . . Pier 4 . . . H.T.L.G. . . . 74? . . . College. Edwin Dacey 50 Huntington Avenue Take what you can in life, for it may never come again ... Ed ... ' 69 Chevy ... In- tramurals . . . quiet . . . Cape . . . college. Catherine J. Danca 25 Clarke Court Cathy . . . New Hampshire . . . Lav 2 . . . That ' s a bargain” . . . over-sleeping? . . . summer 70 . . . Mr. Blanchon’s office . . . skiing with Judy and Sue . . . graduation. Robert Danforth 25 Meadow Road Bob . . . defeating O.A. Thanksgiving . . . Foxboro Race Track . . . Hockey at one in the morning. Edward Dangelo 364 North Main Street Eddie . . . Triumph . . . part-time football” . . . Will Edward Dangelo please report to the office IMMEDIATELY” . . . Bud ... An- nie .. . It was all in fun . . . Bye Doc. Ellen Joy Davis 23 Middlesex Road Ellen . . . who’s got gum . . . parking lots . . . salads . . . SOAP OPERAS . . . Chicken Lickin ' . . . wanting long hair . . . ralks . . . college. Marlene Davis 1247 Bay Road I had a dream last night. What a lovely dream it was. I dreamed we were all right. Joel . . . March 29 . . . Schaefer concerts . . . Rusty . . . dreaming . . . happiness. 40 1 Charles S. Denison 2 Briggs Pond Way While wandering blindly through the dark uncertainties of life, I will always remember those years of truth and light spent at Sharon High, and, thus inspired, carry on. —Charles S. Denison Ronald De Rosa 34 Longmeadow Lane Ronny . . . 3 . . . Charger . . . Dorchester . . . Dec. 4, 1970 . . . Summer of 70 . . . down the Cape. Michael Dewey 223 Billings Street Lisa Phyllis Elkin 6 Marcus Road You don’t appreciate a good thing until you have lost it . . . Norm . . . proms 70 . . 11th ... B.S. T. . . . Friends . . . Oh, Wow! . . . dreaming . . . college. James A. Feeney 1 1 2 Massapoag Avenue Heidi . . . Martha’s Vineyard . . . the Beeries . . . V.W.S. . . . beach buggies . . . bikes . . . BAN BIG BUSES . . . California . . . The Pub . . . down the pits . . . Good- bye Doc. Paul Matthew Finstein 9 Mark Road Gather ye rosebuds while ye may . . . Soc- cer Co-Captain . . Hey Lifeguard . . Serge Jarroff . . . USY . . . T rack . . . Debat- ing .. . The Bald Soprano . . , District . . . Thanks Mr. Foley. Harvey Fireman 31 Moose Hiil Street To Strive, to Seek, to Find and Not to Yield. 41 Judith D. Rsher 51 Richards Avenue We must laugh before we are happy, for fear we die before we laugh at all . . . Judi . . . Fishhooks . . . Lay-out Editor . . . Sum- mer 70 . . . Teaching. Brian Flaherty 41 Berkshire Avenue Wayne Forman 14 Grant Circle The Wall” . . . It’s been nice” . . . Chi- cago . . . SJFCOA . . . Cards at Mizzy ' s . . . We’re not going to take it . . . Howard Johnson’s . . . Finger . . . Computers. Larry Frank 17 Gabriel Road He tried the best he could and he finally made it. Debra Gail Freedman 12 Hampton Road Debbie . . . Prom Weekend . . . Harry . . . Usherette Junior Miss . . . Usherette Grad- uation . . . Orpheus . . . 8 5 69 . . . U.S.Y. . . . Encampment ’69 . . . G.V.C. . . . Mod- eling . . . skiing . . . Wrentham . . . college. Richard H. Freedman 30 Marcus Road BRF . . . Baseball . . . Basketball . . . Spxsrts Gallery . . . SCDC . . . Yankee Tryout . . . Met Magic . . . Maine . . . peace of any- thing” . . . Big Shea . . . Radish parties . . . smile! Sheira Freedman 346 South Main Street 42 Theresa Ann Fuller 4 Gorwin Drive A friend is a strong defense and he who has found such a one has found a treas- ure.” Patti Joyce Gack 3 Geissler Lane “So many kinds of Love” . . . fickle . . . parking lot . . . B.B.G. President . . . teach- ing guitar . . . sewing . . . Summer 70” . . . Brown’s . . . Whoppers . . . curfews . . . who ' s driving? David Geller 21 Suffolk Road 2 17 70 . . . Morses . . . Nance . . . H.T.L.G. . . . Football . . . Don ' t worry about it!” . . . Bowling . . . College . . . Hey Gel. Bradley Gerratt 31 Dunbar Street One picture is worth more than ten thou- sand words.” —Chinese Proverb Janet Gershfield 22 West Street With them the seed of wisdom did I sow, And with my own hand labour’d it to grow; And this was all the Harvest that I reap’d. Mike Gershfield 233 East Foxboro Street No man is the whole of himself; his friends are the rest of him. Corvair . . . Chinese fire drill . . . Phila- delphia . . . the field . . . the cemetery . . . Friendly’s . . . Marvels. Eric Glastetter 51 Pole Plain Road LOVE IS OUR LAW-FORM IS OUR MANIFESTATION CONSCIENCE IS OUR GUIDE-PEACE IS OUR SHELTER- NATURE IS OUR COMPANION-BEAUTY AND PERFECTION IS OUR LIFE. 43 Jane Glastetter 51 Pole Plain Road Live your life, don ' t merely exist. RALPH” . . . HEAD MAJORETTE . . . hav- ing fun . . guzzler , . . Bug and Bugless . . . searching . . . Volunteer work , . . friends . . . McArthur ' s Park.” Mark Glazer 1 65 East Foxboro Street Glaze . . . drums . . . Canton . . . Milton . . . M.M. Christmas party . . . New Years Party 1970 ... 67 olds . . . President Young Judea . . . sports . . . music . . . college. Richard J. Gleason 5 Abbot Avenue The soul of a journey is the liberty to think, feel, and do just as one pleases . . . Ricky . . . skiing . . . Stowe Vt. . . . Western U S. . . . Amateur Radio . . . Colby. Dianne Goff 198 Morse Street All that we love, deeply becomes a part of us . . . Chimney Rock . . . The Group . . . lasting friendships . . . Senior Play. Robert Gold 21 Middlesex Road Bob, Bubs, B”, Booby, Big Bad. GMF Inc. . . . AZA . , . SJFCOA c o Mr. Foley ... In- vestment Club . . . Morses . . . Denneno ' s ... Track ... Catskills ... Neal ' s ... Shoshy. Tamara Sue Gold 95 Maskwonicut Street Have you ever met yourself? . . . Tammy . . . Tomorrow? . . . S.O.S. . . next door neighbors . . . laugh 1 969 . . . tennis. Kenneth Goldberg 32 Cheryl Drive For all the sad words of tongue and pen, The saddest are these, It might have been. ij 44 1 Paula Goldman 156 Massapoag Avenue True happiness consists not in the multi- tude of friends, but in the worth and choice. Barbara Goldstein 16 Lyndon Road I have this of staring, usually at rain, or into someone’s eyes . . . Babs Dave . trips to UMass . . . times with Lo . . . Nov. 14. Marc Gordon 30 Gunhouse Street Gordy . . . Mars . . . SFF . . . Jo . . . thumb- ing .. . Bidis. Glenn Gordon 1 1 Oakland Road I like work less; I like fun more. Doug Grahn 40 Pleasant Street Gran . . . “Vineyard 70” . . . Bob, Piper, Grant, Bumper, Speedy, Grossy . . . Feeney’s Folly TGJP . . . NTMP Blue Bomber . . . college. Sara Graiver 54 Deerfield Road Glenn . . . September 16, 1969 . . . He- laine ' s friendship . . . yellow cars . . . Hud . . . Trips to England and Miami. Judith Marcy Greenberg 16 Gaines Road The beauty of love is to be loved . . . Judi . . . Steve . . . ’you’re sixteen?” . . . Co-Co . . . soap operas . . . curfews . . . parking lot . . 2 23 69 . . REC . Ohio! k 45 Ojf, stAiu i iie fAos wvesTj i CM : jt XA. YlC CH £A4. S ' JO ' ' vvi ; Tv?. 0 0 yo o%X, N) V-KCS. o4 vVit. Lift isn ' -f- q h tr o e N 0N can iF ici iiF mvMmt d LyiUX ‘T yil- ' . (kgp ssi «$Eg® dbA -fep = e®35Eg8scB «!cste a) 46 Ui-fa. li a -bKiro ever bo tatVc se,«o«jis aVaooofe. V ' OCO rY% or- b oy PTA mecY ' iJoeri rv at-rne . a CSjJ i ' I H l I w- f ojif ,. U 3 y6a X .Aie 0 jA.y ' OTA.J m tyij -M J Bap( Ssx wl.iUfUM?W (M. I J ho v lei a sqjJOire rooij hut ii 47 “As soon as we make a move they ' ll come pouring in from every side, shouting obscure instruction, confusing us with ridiculous re- marks, messing us about from here to breakfast and getting our name wrong.” 48 Sandra Lynne Greenfield 8 Roberta Road Come live with mee, and bee my love, and wee will some new pleasures prove . . Sandi . . . Steve . . . 7 14 68 . . EAM . . . what tan? . . . Harvard Yard . . . 6 26 71 . Neal Grosberg 53 Essex Road Grossy-Goose ... ' 60 Ford . . . Camp Clark . . . Green Manor . . . Investment Club . . . AZA . . . California . . . Denneno ' s . . . wild parties at my house . . . teahill . . . Pharmacy. Martha D. Hamer 196 North Main Street I - ) k Cynthia Hampton 22 Depot Street Morgans . . . Mammouth Mart . . . Parties in the truck . . . Amherst . . . Nelson ' s Field . . . St. Botolph Street . . . Thompson’s . . . Dartmouth . . . Dickie ... To be a nurse. Susan Hankin 8 Chessman Drive J.F.K. . . . Gryphon . . . 1969 . . . Vic . . . Europe . . . trip . . . Attleboro . . . Donny . . . “You Keep Me Hanging On” . . . freaks . . . November 29 . . . “Stone Love. Pete Hanson 76 Pleasant Street Happy . . . 2:10 . . . The Hill” . . . Cam- aro . . . Taylors . . . New Hampshire 1967 . . . Hockey . . . Drafting. Chris Heegard 112 Walpole Street God made man because he was dis- appointed with the monkey. 50 1 Ann Herlihy 39 Pleasant Street People change, time moves on; Every mid- night gives itself to dawn . . . P.S.M. ... To the beach . . . Blue Bomber . . . Jello . . . C.Y.O. Ski trips . . . sailing . . . Annie”. Robert B. Hershman 438 South Main Street TOE . . . Basketball . . . Football . . . Varsity Club . . . S.C.D.C. . . . Radish Parties . . . Maine 70 . . . Duke . . . Breaking Noses. Irene Joy Hill 136 North Main Street ... I am I and you are you and if by chance we find each other it’s beautiful . . . Renee i Jo . . . Steve . . . Sweetheart” . . . Balti- i more . . . S.C.D.C. friends. i I i i I i j I Adrienne Hirshberg 3 Park Road The best is yet to be . . . Andi . . . with Jeff . . . June 24 . . . We ' ve Only Just Begun . . . long hair . . . Sinbad . . . tigers . . New Hampshire in ' 72. James M. Horan 1299 Bay Road We know nothing of tomorrow; our goal is to be happy today . . . motorcycle . . . beach . . . Xaverian . . . B.V.C. . . . driving an oil truck . . . summer 70. Charles W. Hosmer 12 Huntington Avenue Donald Alan Housman 15 Roberta Road Dynamite . . . cards at Miz’s . . . Stany . . . football . . . baseball . . . AZA . . . Where ' s the social? . . . Aronson ' s . . . Friday Nights . . . Camp Clark . . . Mak ' s brother . . . skipping. a 51 V 52 William P. Howley 403 South Main Street Through my friends, I’ve found myself. Billy . . . 77 . . . Big Chief . . . Football . . . 11 26 70 ... Radish Parties ... Black Eyes . . . Prom . . . Fields Park. Aaron Hozid 162 South Main Street Socrates had an unfair trial. Amy Hozid 72 North Main Street You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of your- self that you truly give. Deborah Hozid 72 North Main Street Spread the peace my brother, spread it everywhere. Make the world know right from wrong. Help the world to care . . . Band . . . piccolo . . . Junior Miss Pageant . . . Red Cross . . . music career. Carol Sue Hurwitch 30 East Street Look to this day. For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow Is only a vision . . . Majorettes . . . FTA . . . May 1970 . . . tutor- ing .. . Brewster . . . long talks. Karen Ingram 203 North Main Street I made it through Sharon High . . . That laugh . . . wing 2 lav . . . four lunches . . . my friends . . . there is nothing any nicer than being with someone you love. Gary M. Kadesh 145 Beach Street Without love and laughter, there is not life. Radish . . . Money . . . Not to be a twin . . . “Mother Stu” . . . Parties at the house . . . Hawaii . . . Virgin Islands. 1 Stuart G. Kadesh 1 45 Beach Street Life is only what you make it . . . Radish . . . The serious one . . . class elections . . . Parties . . . Mailman Joke . . . Beer and Sa- lami . . . Yelling at Gary . . . traveling. Benjamin R. Kafka 40 Massapoag Avenue No great man is ever born too soon or too late . . . Benny . . . Maine 70” . . . Varsity Club . . . Football . . . Radish Parties . . . Pro Clinic Teeshirts . . . S.C.D.C. (.ynda Kalian 10 Pleasant Park Road Hey Jew! . . . That’s the way it goes!” . . . Forget about it!” ... 10 31 70 ... Nancy’s Friendship . . . Shoe Shelf ... I can’t see nobody”. . . Course!” . . . Col- lege. Gary Kamp 152 Upland Road Linda . . . January 18, 1970 ... 68 Mus- tang . . . Beeries . . . Bendies . . . Jeeping . . . Greenfields Mobil . . . Budweiser . . . Painting the road Black. Bruce Kaplan 9 Atlas Road Skylark . . . Tech . . . Atlas . . . Gas station . . . AZA . . . Harvard Electric . . . Randolph 70 . . . Foxboro . . . Raynham . . . Pyramid over Wards . . . Mattapan . . . Cards in treg. Janet Karger 1 0 Jefferson Avenue Express what you feel inside, outside. Cheerleading Co-Captain . . . prom . . . 9V2. . . tunafish . . . skiing . . . Crazy Horse . . . Orpheus . . . grapevine . . . sleepovers . . . Yarmouth . . . Austin. Sheryl Lynne Karlsberg 29 Essex Road I wanted only to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self. Why was that so very difficult? i 53 SEWJQR Cl.flSS PLflV 1 I I Take a circle, caress it, and it will turn vicious ... I prefer a bird in a bush to a sparrow in a barrow . . . Rather a steak in a chalet than gristle in a castle. The Bald Soprano Cast of The Bald Soprano; Mr. Smith Mrs. Smith Mr. Martin Mrs. Martin Fire Chief Mary Paul Finstein Debbie Magid Joe Laine Helene Schwartz Mike Trangle Sue Linsky Cast of Black Comedy: Brindsley Miller Carol Melkett Miss Furnival Colonel Melkett Clea Shuppanzigh Bamberger Gary Blumenthal Irene Hill Phyllis Lurie Mike Corman Sheira Freedman David Batt Mike Trangle 55 I 56 Roberta Ann Katz 3 Paul Revere Road All you have shall some day be given. Puddy . . . remarks . . . Friends” . . . Sum- mers (S.C.D.C.) . . , Birdie . . . smiles? . . . Cape . . . willpower . . . conversations . . . hair . . . cheerleading. Jay Jerold Kaufman 29 Pole Plain Road There’s no rest for the weary . . . Jas . . . serious . . . quiet . . . baseball . . . girls . . . ’66 Plymouth . . . Shield Chemical . . . College. Steven Kauffman 68 Ames Street . . . More acceptable the virtue of the up- right man than the ox of him that doeth in- iquity . . . Mario the moving man. Barbara Kellner 5 Marbet Road Our friendships hurry to short and poor conclusions, because we have made them a texture of wine and dreams instead of the tough fiber of the human heart. Rhonda Sue Kline 7 Mark Road Good things come in small, “skinny packages . . . Harvey . . . December 5, ' 69 . . . the cape ... a dream . . . soap operas . . . Doctor ' s office . . . “You’re only sixteen? Francis J. Kolenda 282 Mountain Street Chip . . . motorcycles . . . Iron Saints M.C. . . . Cape Cod . . . Ames Street ... big V.W. . . . Lone wolfe ... in Medford . . . 305 . . . Middleboro . . . 1969 . . . getting on the 390. Irene Beth Kopel 345 South Main Street December 15 . . . snow . . . 4-H . . . camp . . . majorette . . . A.S.T.A. . . . my friends . . . Get together . . . Travel . . . Europe summer ' 70 . . . Up, Up and Away.” i [ i ! S i i I 1 Richard Kramer 32 Walpole Street Grom’t . . . Grom’t . . . Grom ' t . . . Grom’t . . . Grom’t , . . Milchachch. Mark LaBrie 14 Quincy Street If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one your with . . . Sept. 21 , 69 . . . Kath . . . Summer 70 . . . Sharon C.C. . . . Sum- mer 69. Joel H. Laine 75 Oak Hill Drive Joe . . . Diane . . . Senior Play . . . VFW . . . Guitar . . . Dramatics . . . Wrestling in In- tramurals . . . Great Neck to Port . . . law . . . ad astra per aspera . . . Truth. I 1 ! I Paul Steven Lamb 29 Woodland Street Happiness settles the spirit, but sorrow drives it into exile . . . U.S.Y. President . . sailing . . . photography . . . Grand Lake Lodge, conventions . . . Israel this summer . . . M.C.D.C. . . . college. Eric Stephen Lamm 42 Pine Grove Avenue. Cathy Bess Laschever 7 West Street Let us live and love. Andrew Lavien 74 Brook Road 57 58 Harold Leabman 12 West Street When I came here I didn ' t know where I was going. Now thanks to this place I ' m lost. But, with a little help from my friends I ' ll make it. Peace. Lori Milane Leathers 552 South Main Street The sun is going down or the earths com- ing up. as the fashionable theory has it. Not that it makes any difference. Rose- ncrantz and Guildenstern are dead. Michael W. LeBlanc 13 Bluff head Road Speech is Human, Silence is Divine, yet also Brutish and Dead: Therefore we must learn both arts. . . . Mountain Dew . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . B.V.C. Califor- nia. Elaine Levine Lynne Levy 38 Bayberry Drive. M.R.B.N.E. . . . Barracuda . . . What Fal- con? . . . Ames St. ... Pub . . . R.B.L.N.P.T.B.L.N.M. . . . Tango . . . Nan- tasket . . . N.G.H. . . . Summer ' 70 . . . lav 2 let’s skip!” Lawrence Lew 6 Carbrey Avenue Larry . . . Skip . . . Israel . . . Green Manor . . . Camp Clark . . . G.l. . . . Denneno’s . . . track . . . accounting . . . So Close . . . T. Hill . . . Red Bomber . . . Flushing, N.Y. Susan Estelle Linsky 21 Harold Street Love sought is good, but given unsought, is better . . . Homowack . . . R.E.K. . . . Prom . . . Mary. Maid in Se. Play . . . B.B.Y.O. . . . Nirvana, Editor . . . asking Nancy . . . College. I Beverly Susan Lipman 16 Deerfield Road Bev . . . July 4, 69, 70 . . . Prom ‘ ' 69” . . . Halloween night . . . superbee . . . work- study . . . “Leaving on a Jet Plane” . . . Cal- ifornia . . . Bikies . . . camping. Nancy Lohmiller 3 Capen Hill Road Guildenstern: We only know what we’re told, and that ' s little enough, and for all we know it isn’t even true. Player: For all any- one knows, nothing is . . . Marilyn Cheryl London 27 Spring Lane We can ' t return, we can only look behind from where we came and go round ... in the circle game . . . Ma’ . . . Sharon Place . . . Fog (Marshalls) . . . B.B.Y.O. . . . F.T.A. Carol M. Lovitz 14 Sturges Road Without love, laughter, and tears, there is no life. Phyllis Lurie 1 5 West Street Wally . . . Senior Play . . . Miee Furnval . . . To travel all over the world, meet everyone there is to meet and to be greeted with a smile. Deborah Fern Magid 20 West Street Band, Templeton, 4th clarinet” . . . chorus . . . Get together . . . The Bald Soprano, ”How curious, bizarre, strange!” A.S.T.A. . . . ’’Earth Day”, litter clean up . . . Art . . . Candy striper. Lawrence Joseph Mahoney 6 Pleasant Street Moe ... 1 1 7 70 . . . 5:30 . . . SR . . . Patty Lou . . . Beeries . . . Marlboro Country . . . Bendies . . . pub . . . Ames St. . . . XBHS . . . Prom 70 . . . Knock 3 Times.” 59 Tweedledum and Tweedledee Agreed to have a battle; For Tweedledum said Tweedledee Had spoiled his nice new rattle Just then flew down a monstrous crow, As black as a tar-barrel; Which frightened both the heroes so, They quite forgot their quarrel. 60 fm JULiET Dennis Mann 6 Pole Plain Road Curly . . . Bus Driver , . . Karate . . . Robin . . May 23rd . . . Poofies . . . Pub ... My House . . . dumb Banana . . . Froggy . . . Make it with you. Ronni Marshak 24 Brook Road The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost Ann Marie McFarland 28 Walpole Street Willing to help . . . Sports . . . NIRVANA . . . short skirts . . . G.V.C. . . . babysitting . . . got to get to my door . . . Prom 70” . . . worrying and waiting . . . college. Neil McGrath 29 Station Street Up with the Beeries, Down with the Heads, You get the broads and I ' ll get the beds. Bud . . . Leaving on a Jet Plane” . . . CRASH . . . Bye Doc. Judith Milgram 31 Lyndon Road Life is only what you make of it . . . New friendships from 1970 . . Walks on Chimney Rock ... old friends . . . ech! Carol Moeder 1 39 Beach Street Love is our law— form is our manifestation Conscience is our guide— peace is our Shelter- Nature is our companion— beauty and perfection is our life. John Moore 23 Maple Avenue 62 il Noreen Murnane 32 Brach Road Nony . . , Southie . . . Dorchester home . . . McDonald ' s . . . lav 2 . . . f85 . . . Flor- ida . . . May 5 . . . Yellow Camaros . . . Mole . . . Worcester football game . . . Chop Chop. Lorraine Joanne Morganelli 5 Meadow Road Morgan . . . orange . . . Texas . . . Xaverian Prom . . . Beating O.A. . . . with P.N.M. Take a Left” . . . S.H.S. Football . . . OR- ANGE camaro . . . P. O P. O.A. . . . Connie Dec. 11 . . . college. June Rebecca Nager 35 Moose Hill Road Mike W . . . Bonnie and Clyde . . . Band . . . Elaine . . . Texas . . . Sterile Maverick . . . Templeton Bus Rides . . . Chimney Rock . . . Massasoit Community College. Carol Needleman 13 Worcester Road Summer 68 . . . Glen Echo . . . Canton . . . Stoughton . . . A B . . . Joyrides with Donna . . . You Made Me So Very Happy . . . Love you Richard . . . Thank you Grandpa. Kenneth Nelson 250 Edge Hill Road Arnold Newberger 6 Lyndon Road Squeeze a dead mole over your head. Hans Niessink 21 7 East Foxboro Street Bikes . . . Iron Saints . . . Nickels . . . 305 . . . Middleboro . . . upstate N Y. . . . Look- ing for the van . . . forestry. 63 64 Maureen O’Grady 8 Winslow Road Mo . . . Cape . . . summer 70 . . . Wing 2 lav . . . Blue Jays . . . The party has just be- gun . . . 8:00 . . . with Chris Janeen . . . S.S. . . . Always getting caught . . . Born To Be Wild” . . . peace. Leonard Olken 22 Walpole Street Don’t worry about tomorrow, for you can’t change the future by worrying. Derek Osgood 2 Rob ' s Lane Matunuck Beach . . . Newport Beach . . 4-6 ft. glassy: perfect day . . . Ruggles Point . . . S.O. . . . M.C.I. . . . Crotched Mt. ... Mt. Snow . . . Sugarloaf . . . des- tination: U. of Maine. D. Scott Pelton 1 54 East Foxboro Street In a calm sea every man is pilot. Debbie Pliskin 2 Spruce Way Susan Pollack 15 Webb Road Life, Laughter, Lots of Fun . . . long talks . . . parking lot . . . pistachio nuts . . . tortu ve . . . who’s driving? . . . snow . . . soap operas . . . what? . . . friends . . . college. Charles Porter 43 East Chestnut Street The future is the destiny of planners. i Mark J. Powers 308 Massapoag Avenue Man is a long time coming. — C. Sandburg Emily . . . volvo’s . . . driving trucks . . . rid- ing bicycles . . . Mutha . . . Quinn the es- kimo . . . Bruins. Brad Pratt 35 Hampshire Avenue It ' s hard to enjoy life, yet keep a clear con- science! Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God. Pam, Dawn, Nancy, Scenic New England, Soli- tude Cleanliness. Mitchell Press A believer is a bird in a cage, a free thinker is an eagle parting the clouds with tireless wind. Linda Rabinovitz 26 Livingston Road Charies Ramsay 302 Old Post Road Nothing is as easy as Black and white . . . Black and White isn’t very easy either. Michael Ratner 12 Gannett Terrace Lawrence A. Resnick 19 Grant Circle Two men were lost in the desert, one star- ved on hot air and bologna, and the other grew and lazy on it. -T. E.Graffte I 65 War is being waged against social wrongs, and the day is fast approaching when these wrongs will be righted largely by the optimism and enthusiastic support of Sharon’s ambitious young students. r . The pride of Sharon’s students at their nation’s landing the first man on the moon is blatantly obvious. 67 The scientific approach to the examination of pheno- mena is a defense against the pure emotion of fear. Keep tight hold and continue while there’s time. Now— counter to the previous syllogism, tricky one, follow me carefully, it may prove a comfort. If we postulate and we just have, that within un— , sub—, or supernatural forces rationally speaking is that the law of rationality will not operate as a factor, then we must accept that the rationality of the first part will not operate as a factor, in which case the law of rationality will operate as a factor within un— , sub—, or super— natural forces. And since it obviously hasn’t been doing so, we can take it that we are not held within un— , sub—, or supernatural forces after all, rationally speaking that is. Which is a great relief to me personally. 68 A certain English teacher named Pane— and by which definition a phi- losopher-dreamed he was a butterfly, and from that moment he was never quite sure that he was not a butterfly, dreaming it was an English teacher. Envy him in his twofold security. Neil Richmond 285 Massapoag Avenue . . . Blessed are ye. when men shall revile you, and persecute you. and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely, for my sake. LORD OF THE RINGS . . . GROUNDHOG . . TREKKIN. Joanna Robinson 1 7 School Street All go unto on place; all are of dust, and all return to dust again. —Ecclesiastes, the Preacher Regina Marie Rochefort 17 High Plain Street When all else is lost, the future still re- mains . . . The Cape . . . sailing . . . the Playhouse . . . We got a goal! . . . P.S.M. . . . C.Y.O. ski trips . . . college. Patricia Ann Romano 5 Summer Street The only way to have a friend is to be one. Patt- i . . . Bobby . . . Little Bubbles . . . Majorettes . . . Fellowship . . . C.Y.O. ... I can’t see . . . Dedham . . . spittle. Lois Rosenberg Deerfield Road Life is the art of drawing without an eraser, with Barb . . . down in the art room . . . S.M.P. . . . planning board ... at the Rab’s . . . poetry . . . Brockton Art Center ... tu- toring. Paul Rousseau 24 Edge Hill Road Susan Rubin 55 Ames Street There are among the people murderers who have never committed murder, thieves who have never stolen and liars who have spoken nothing but the truth. 70 Patricia Russell 175 Edge Hill Road For once in your life, search your soul. Pattie . . . L.M.N.C.J.B. . . . XCS Proms . . . Texas . . . summers 68-70 . . . P.O.P.O.A. . . . S.H.F. . . . C.J.C.S.T. ... 1 23 70 . . . PEACE! Ronda Russell 14 Tall Tree Road Ronni . . . with Lori and Marge . . . New Jersey . . . Robbie . . . Randolph . . . This isn’t the time nor the place” . . . Bruins . . . elementary education. Stephen Sacco 32 Capen Hill Road John Santos 118 Mansfield Street Sam Savage 20 Suffolk Road A wedding ring is like a turniquet, once you put it on, it cuts off your circulation!” so I intend to stay single. Goodbye Doc! Helene Beth Schwartz 12 Wilshire Drive Laughter is the dance of my soul As it wells up and bursts To fill me with life-love. Bald Soprano” . . . Dramatics . . . F.T.A. . . . U.S.Y. conventions and dances. Barbara Ellen Shaker 54 Lyndon Road The price of hating other human beings is loving oneself less . . . dieting . . . Re- member Then, Cambridge . . . U.S.Y., ticklish, Coolidge Corner . . . Temple Israel . . . Grand Lake Lodge . . . college. 71 Margery Sherman 26 Marcus Road Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue . . . Marge . , . with Steve . . . Jan. 16, 1970 . . . Cape . . . Don ' t get any ideas! . . . N.H. . . . nursing. Rhonda Sherman 35 Essex Road We poets in our youth begin in gladness. But thereof come in the end despondency and madness. Steven Silverstein 17 Grant Circle Carl D. Simmons 262 Old Post Road Life is just a bowl of munchy crunchies. Jeanne . . . Charisma ... SB 1 at Gar- dens . . . Jackson 5 concert . . . Hunt- ington Ave. ... so many more things. Debra Simons 14 Johnson Road Debbie . . . laughing . . . encampment ' 69 . . . Sounds of Silence . . . U.S.Y. dances . . . memories . . . H.A.E.R. . . . Newton . . . Mammoth Mart ... art school . . . And life goes on. Phil Sirkin IISGorwin Drive If not us. who? If not now, when? Barbara Lee Sirota 29 Hampshire Avenue Common Sense is not so Common! . . . Ma- jorettes . . . football games . . . guzzler . . . pageant . . . ' 62 Chevy, 72 David Skillern 1 1 Bluffhead Road Alas Babylon, for in one hour is thy judg- ment come. Alan T. Sklar 23 Gaines Road The real in us is silent; the acquired is talk- ative , . . Soccer Co-Capt . . . Recreation . . . Reflections of my Life” . . . Junior year . . . summer ' 70 . . . R.D.R. . . . March 15. Fredda Sklar 178 Billings Street I do my thing, and you do your thing. You are you and I am I, And if by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful. —Frederick S. Peris Richard W. Sloggett 1 5 Ashcroft Road Football . . . 52 . . . King of Beer . . . Green Bomber . . . Take a lap . . . 350 . . . Marl- boro Country . . . Mosquito. Arlene Smith 49 Bradford Avenue Elizabeth Smith 32 Station Street Steven Sperling 21 Laurel Road 73 Sam Spiegel 30 Ashcroft Road The school is my savior; I shall not want. Yea! Though I walk down sterile corriders pass-less, I will fear all study-aids. My cup runneth over with bitterness. Patricia Margaret Statham 209 North Main Street Just look to your soul for the answer Patt- y” . . . quiet . . . Crescent Ridge tutoring . . Bruins . . . sailor . . . Spittle Guzzler . . . C.Y.O. . . . F T. A. . . . college. Richard Bruce Stein 31 Jefferson Ave. To conform is Dull . . . Stick . . . Summer ■70 . . . with Linda . . . 12 24 69 . . . Prom ' 70 . . . Toaster . . . Jef’s house . . N.H. . Tea Party . . . Lechmere ' s. Jim Stoller 48 Lantern Lane A smile is a curve which sets things straight . . . Community Center . . . Recrea- tion for all . . . Recreation must continue . . . Teen Center . . . Dances . . . Dramatics . . Band ... Sr. Play. Nancy Ann Stoller 48 Lantern Lane You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of your- self that you truly give. Bruce P. Strock 27 Lincoln Road El Bruso . . . August 23, 1969 . . . Bass Guitar . . . Always with Wendy . . . Senior Play . . . Stage Band . . . May 8, 1970 . . . N.E.P. ... YD Auto . . . Miami with Wen- ' 69 ’70. Kathleen Sullivan 110 South Main Street “Sully. The men who try to do something and fail are infinitely better than those who try to do nothing and succeed. 74 Hazel Swartz 60 Edge Hill Road Linda Sweeney 97 Old Post Road To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven . . . N Y. . . , New Years . . . always smiling . . . Prom ' 70 . . . Ricky . . . grapevine , . . 12 24 69. Barbara Talewsky 27 Clarke Court Talew; wig; wing 2 lav, going to Clubs; with Sherri wild times in Stoughton, ‘The Wanderers,” “Born to be free,” Parkway Distributors, Trips to New Hampshire, start my diet tomorrow. Malcolm L. Taylor Jr. 29 Gabriel Road Mac . . . football ... 79 ... Marlboro Country . . . Bendies Corner . . . Beeries . . . Bud . . . Pub . . . Monday nights . . . “I ' ll Be There” . . . California . . . K.S. Debbie Tekulsky 8 Carbrey Ave. Debbie . . . Always with Mike . . . Sept. 6, 1969 . . . wiiite Impalas ... “I Love You More Today Than Yesterday” . . . working at Marshall’s . . . Bruins games ... To Marry Mike. Mark Thomas 326 Massapoag Avenue David Thompson 37 Brook Road 75 It is better to be able to neither read or write than to be able to do nothing else 1 inflRSEMGaJ.D SWE Arnold Newberger— Editor-in-Chief Circulation Staff Hap Leabman, Editor Jay Kaufman, Assistant Judy Arbuckle, Assistant Rich Freedman, Assistant Steve Silverstein, Assistant Holly Bernstein, Assistant Brian Flaherty Susan Pollack Judy Fisher Barbara Kellner Janet Karger Barbara Weinberg Tammy Gold Marilyn Berman Linda Sweeney Debbie Freedman Typing Staff Helaine Waldman, Editor Bruce Strock Nancy Yanco Rhonda Kline Ann McFarland Lorraine Morganelli Melanie Gorman Art Staff Nisa Tovsky, Editor Marlene Zakon, Assistant Pam Weiner Lois Rosenberg Barbi Goldstein Photography Staff Gary Winitzer, Editor Brad Gerratt, Assistant Debbie Pliskin, Assistant Rick Gleason Paul Lamb Phyllis Lurie Literary Staff Larry Resnick, Editor Andy Lavien, Assistant Sheryl Karlsberg, Assistant Martha Aines, Lori Leathers Pam Weiner Chris Zeuli Nansi Bengis Elayne Kesselman Business Staff Eric Lamm, Co-Editor Neil Whitman, Co-Editor { I i ' I i 80 Patricia Louise Toti 13 Station Street Patty Lou ... 1 1 7 70. 5:30 ... SR ... La- rry .. . Westport Summers . . . NLMCL . . . Teh . . . Gerb . . . Summer 70 . . . Knock 3 Times . . Mikel . . . X37. Nisa Jean Tovsky 19 Old Farm Road . . . as McWatt turned again, dipped his wings once in salute, decided oh, well, what the hell, and flew into a mountain. Donna Marie Tower 167 East Street Without love, laughter, and tears, there is no life . . . Memories, July 4, 1972, I’ll be there , Nov. 68, Summer 69, Traces , Indian Giver”, Stoughton, Carol, joy- rides , A B, pet peeve— rumors! Michael Trangle I Briggs Pond Way As I proceed on my odyssey to that great big school in the sky, I’ll always remember the sage advice of my idol (whose pe- dantry shines above all), Shutup”. Judy Traut I I Ashcroft Road Fish . . . wing 2 lav . . . with Mike . . . New Hampshire . . . Sharon Manor . . . October 72 ... Morgan’s . . . Nursing . . . McDonalds. Susan Vanasse 92 Glendale Road Sue . . . Wing 2 lav . . . Morgans . . . New Hampshire . . . Sharon Manor . . . McDonalds . . . Sure!!” . . . skiing with Judy and Cynth . . . Mrs. K” . . . Nursing. Helaine M. Waldman 10 Margaret Road Who sees the wind? Neither you nor I yet when the trees bow their heads, it is the wind passing by. Fire Island, Volks, Sara’s friendship. Wrentham, SMF, skiing, RCYDC. James M. Ward 198 South Main Street Boy ' s Varsity Club . . . Soccer . . , SJFCOA . . . Golf . . . Brigham’s . . . Investment Club ... 66 Impala . . . WEH Camp . . . buyer . . . Dennino ' s . . . Foxboro . . . pool . . . teahill. Elizabeth A. Watkins 105 Billings Street Don ' t put off until tomorrow what you can do today because you might like it so much today, you can do it again tomorrow. Roberta Wayne 4 Carbrey Avenue Bomber” . . . Are you Nancy’s sister? . . . Happy House . . . Retreat . . . C.C.R. . . . Bud Sculiola . . . having fun . . . young- j looking . . . Wrentham . . . Drew U . . . law? Dale M. Webber 208 North Main Street Webb . . . CHARGER . . . JEEP . . . Triumph . . . White Knight . . . Cape Cod . . . Plymouth Sanddunes . . . Ames Street . . . Greenfields Mobil Mosquito’s ... It was fun . . . Bye Doc! Barbara Weinberg 48 Harold Street Pamela Sybil Weiner 156 South Main Street The most utterly lost of all days is that in which you have not once laughed. — Chamfort Michael Weinstein 5 Gorwin Drive He who does not live life his fullest is a fool . . . Mike . . skiing . . . sailing sports . . . music . . . snow” . . . March 23 . . .Olds 88. 81 Carol Jean White 55 Huntington Avenue In quietness and confidence shall be your strength . . . Quiet . . . F T. A. . . . chorus . . . Girl ' s State . . . Junior Miss Pageant . . . Li- orary . . . sewing . . . Wheelock College . . . Teacher. Neil Philip Whitman 26 Gunhouse Street Drift with the wind and you’ll be blown off the edge.” Marilyn Willette 426 South Main Street Medgie, Tell it all Brother, w2L, Mr. B ' s of- fice, pink slips, Fatima Shrine, Summer of 70, Minis, Pet Peeve: changes, P.W. and N.M., Always with Skip, nursing, marriage. Peace. Gary Winitzer 65 Brook Road It would seem that there is substantial and inevitable value in not only the pursuit of peace but also in furthering the motivation of Precise Calculation. Ken Wolfe 32 Lyndon Road Sheila . . . Bliss . . . S.J.F.C.O.A. . . . Tea Hill . . . Golf at Ponky . . . Cards at Do- herty ' s. Jacqueline Wolfson 387 East Street Friendship improves happiness . . . Sports . . Bowling with Enid . . . Varsity Club . . . Wolfman . . . house with the long driveway . . . Putt Putt with Audrey and Denise. Lisa Woolf 237 East Foxboro Street ' I 82 Robert A. Worth 91 Brook Road Rob . . . Baseball . . . Sports . . . June 22 . . . Great Show Guys” . . . V.W. . . . Col- lege. Nancy Yanco 19 Francis Road Yank . . . Berg . . . Small mouth . . . Bogus . . . Superbee . . . with P.T.B.L.T.B. . . . Prom 68 . . . Sucker mo” . . . Bomb . . . Our Rock . . . long walks . . . See ya Decas. Marlene Zakon 44 Harold Street Here is my song for the asking Ask me and I will play So sweetly, I’ll make you smile. Scott Zen Ruffinen 30 Chestnut Street Don’t give me no hand me down world, Got one already. Christina Mary Zeuli 100 East Street Thank you for the good times that we’ve known, but I must find my own road now to follow. Wayne Heitmann 37 Hampshire Avenue Let Me Take You High” . . . Waco . . . Magic Bus . . . Angel”. Robert Hartog 4 Deerfield Road 83 Carolyn Ruth Berchtold 17 Essex Road Carol . . . with Tommy . . . Wing 2 Lav . . . Plympton . . . Marshfield . . . October 69,” . . . going bowling . . . Dennino ' s . . . skiing . . . Don’t let the sun catch you crying.” Donna Jackson 157 Mountain Street Bawana . . . w21 . . . Stone Love . . . Sum- mer of 68” . . . Horseneck . . . Florida . . . Nantasket . . . Deb’s parties . . . with Terry and Larue ... Pet Peeve: stuck up people . . . marriage. Barbara Bolster 35 Walpole Street Kenneth Cross 284 Mountain Street Eileen Hackenson 343 Mansfield Street David Kantrowitz 155 East Foxboro Street Rochelle Williams 84 k% 88 UTEHf HV 89 90 ThESPJflM SDCJETV 1 flUDjQ-UJSJa flJDS CJ.IJB 95 J 96 ti. r i 4 99 I 101 FREMCH CLJB 1 Si i ii J m ' W Jm W ' ' ‘ mi L u jfew mJ 1 103 DEBflTJI G Cl-JG WflT QWflJ. FDHEWac LEAGUE 1 If U • ffttr i TO rJ ii W ' i Mil ITW ' l 1 VJT ' ' W ' 1 V IB R ngki. kiM V . V 107 STAGE AMD CQMCERT « BAMGS � 108 IVIflJQRETTES 109 110 111 112 113 W ( f€ HOMEROOM 504— Floor: L Blank, L Abrahamson, T Acks 1st Row: J Beals, C Buie, R Barr, O Brightman, S. Burtman, P Baker, B Berger, S, Barton, P. Brett. 2nd Row: P. Beach, S. Bayuk, J Berkowitz, N. Bengis, P Boone, R Blau, S. Baker Back Row: S Boyle, C. Baker, S. Borr, D. Beauregard, M Beauregard, A Altman. 116 1 i HOMEROOM 506— 1st Row: D. Clenott, J. Cohen, D. Copeland, I. Cushman, J. Chados, C. Colaneri. 2nd Row: L. Cohen, D. Canning, L. Clark, S. Callahan, J. Condon, E. Caplan, C. Canton, E. Cohen. 3rd Row: A. Chester, G. Cunningham, J. Chaitman, R. Cohen, R. Cohn, J. Cutler, D. Chan- dler. A 117 ii nwH iw inn C, HOMEROOM 508— Kneeling: D. Fisher, D. Donovan. R. Dulong, E. Fine, A Egel, M. Dovner, B. Goldstein, R. Fieman. 1st Row: C. Edwards, D. Dunn, K. Dorch, R. Farretta, P. Damon, D. Einis, B. Ellis, K. Delaney, A. Fine. i 118 I I Bt55«?P • }-n ' • 1 • ' ja :H M hB|m t- 4w � •mL ' . ' ' «lri fffll HOMEROOM 510— Upper Left 1st Row: P. Hertzel, N. Hare, D. Hirsch, K. Jones, R. Hoffman, J. Hubble. 2nd Row: R. Jones, M. Hughes, C. Henniger, J. Hirshon, S. Hershman. Bottom Left Kneeling: M. Happnie, R. Horan, J. Happnie. 1st Row: H Harris, A. Howard, G. Haddad, L. Howley, S. Robinson 2nd Row: H. Hurvitz, E. Heller. HOMEROOM 511— Kneeling: M. Levitan, P. Kopel, B. Kirschbaum, S. Liebert. 1st Row: J. Lappen, S. Koss, R. Laskin, N. Kendall, K. Mizrahi, J. Lechter, P. Leonard, M. Kogos. 121 j. HOMEROOM 512— 1st Row: J. Mulvehill, T. Marvelli, J. McGrath, M. McManus, M. Lowenthal. 2nd Row; K. MacNevin, M. Lohmiller, L. Markowitz, S. Mullen, V Michalowski, M. Modiste. 3rd Row: R. McGrath, E Pitt, E. Martin, J. Miller. HOMEROOM 514— Top: Shoes— S. Neipris. 1st Row: K. Reekstin, B. Richmond, J. Nestor, S. Nelson, A. Niethold. 2nd Row: J. Rittenburg, E. Pitt, L Norse, C. Pharmikis, E. Nardone. 3rd Row: S. Orel, D. Patrice. 123 HOMEROOM 516— Top: H. Rosen, M. Schlesinger, P. Rowe, D. Santos, A. Shuman, G. Ruben, A. Rofelsohn, R. Saxe, D. Sbardella, C. Shear. Bottom: J. Shulman, S. Sarfaty, M. Shalek, R. Shriber, K. Rochefort, I. Sallen, L. Shapiro, R. Sherer, M. Rosenblatt, E. Schnurr. 124 .fS.. HOMEROOM 404-Top: K. Thomas, K. Steele, D. Steele, E. Stone, K. Taylor. D. Sudikoff, S. Sirkis, M. Stein. J. Steere. Bottom: C. Smith, G. Titelbaum. M. Simollari, S. St. Germain, J. Traut, M. Simons, B. Strasnick, B. Simon. K. Thomas. I. Slezak, E. Spector, 125 BMP— ;H iiH 1 a liiJt HOMEROOM ART— Left of ladder, 1st Row: N. Williams, L. Weiss. 2nd Row: P. Van Vaerenewyck, T. Wisotsky. 3rd Row: M. Whitaker, M. Wolff. Lad- der front: P. Webber, F. Urbano. Behind ladder: S. Weiss, M. Urann. Right of ladder, 1st Row: D. Whited, M. Wouters. 2nd Row: M. ZenRuffinen, M. Westerman, D. Worth, 126 SPflJMG SPORTS i ! GIRLS’ VARSITY Top 1st Row: L. Blau, P. Coffey, G. Hoffman, I. Sandel, A. Howard, I. Rothschild. 2nd Row: C. Laschever, T. Gold, L. Sheridan, N. Bengis, A. Sharad, D. Adams, J. Appel, J. Pollack, Mr. Pini, Coach. BOYS’ VARSITY Bottom 1st Row: C. Beals, D. Locke, A. Herman, R. Mar- cus, F. Bloch. 2nd Row: Mr. James, Coach, C. Kravetz, A. Newberger, G. Schachter, E. Boonstra, M. Coran, C. Hos- mer. 130 TEMMJS THE RECORD-BOYS THEY Braintree 2 Franklin 2 Canton 1 Brockton 0 King-Philip 2 Foxboro 2 Stoughton 0 Oliver Ames 1 Mansfield 0 Franklin 1 Canton 0 Brockton 1 King-Philip 1 Foxboro 3 Stoughton 0 Oliver Ames 1 Mansfield 0 Foxboro 3 Lowell 1 Masconomet 2 Boston College High 3 f- i I i I WE THE RECORD THEY Vh Franklin 7 ' 2 ' 9 Mansfield 0 : 4 Canton 5 I 3 Stoughton 6 I I 9 Foxboro 0 i 4y2 Oliver Ames 4y2 1V2 King Philip 7 V 2 8 North Attleboro 1 3 Canton 6 0 Franklin 9 S ' k Oliver Ames 3y2 5 Stoughton 4 S’A North Attleboro 2 V 2 9 Mansfield 0 4 King Philip 5 9 Foxboro 0 !; 132 T 1 VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY 1st Row: N. Appel, D. Porder, B. Modiste, S. Lesco, H. Leabman, W. Keating, W. Clough. 2nd Row: H. Rosen, S. Hersh, K. Goldberg, P. Finstein, M. Gordon, L. Barton, F. O’Grady, J. Cohen. 3rd Row: M. Weinstein, S. Robinson, P. Kopel, R. Gold, R. Cohen, B. Simon, J. Fearer. Last Row: W, Palmer, B. Briggs, I. Sallen, C. Layton, Mr. Falon, Coach, D. Williams, I. Slezak, R. Scott, Mr. Parker, Coach, P. DeCoste, S. Weiss, N. Summerfield, M. Porter. WE THE RECORD THEY 50 Oliver Ames 81 70 Mansfield 61 64 Canton 67 25 King Philip 106 66 North Attieboro 65 54 Franklin 77 56 Foxboro 75 A 133 VARSITY 1st Row: E. Carver, I. Press, L. Snyder, D. Rapa- port, M. White, L. Smith. 2nd Row: D. Fisher, N. Katz, R. Morley, S. Hershman, M. Carter, E. Lamm, R. Hershman. 3rd Row: Mr. Cunha, Coach, M. Ratner, S. Berger, R. Freedman, M, Ashley, E. Berkowitz. WE 2 8 0 5 9 7 4 13 2 2 0 0 12 6 8 8 THE RECORD THEY Franklin 8 Canton 2 North Attleboro 6 King Philip 2 Foxboro 4 Stoughton 1 Oliver Ames 3 Mansfield 7 Franklin 7 Canton 9 North Attleboro 1 1 King Philip 4 Stoughton 5 Oliver Ames 3 Mansfield 3 Foxboro 2 r JUNIOR VARSITY 1st Row: J. Cosgrove, W. Delany, G. Shuffain, K. Mizrahi. 2nd Row: R, Worth, P. Freedman, A. Chester, D. Housman, J. Kauf- man. 3rd Row: D. Santos, K. Reekstin, J. Connors, P. Seiden- berg. 4th Row: S. Neipris, D. Dunn, S. Kiely, E. Martin, M. Le- Blanc. 135 136 I I I i GiRLS’ SQRBflLL WE THE RECORD THEY 2 Stoughton 12 12 Oliver Ames 13 12 Mansfield 11 1 Franklin 4 3 Canton 10 30 North Attieboro 0 7 King Philip 13 8 Foxboro 9 3 Stoughton 10 3 Mansfieid 4 14 Oiiver Ames 7 VARSITY Bottom 1st Row: J. Lappen, A. Stiachman, N. Murnane, D. Block, M. Modiste, P. Dowd, B. Cabral, E. Fine, A. McFarland, J. Wolfson, R. Katz. 2nd Row: B. Wolfson, D. Franklin, M. Van Vaerenewick, D. Dutton, R. Cohen. T. Romano, D. Grahn, E. Gardner. J, Freeman. 137 HOMEROOM 201— Top, 1st Row: C. Brown, C. Brenton, J. Bluestein, L. Blau. 2nd Row: W. Bishop, C. Adams, M. Bartell, B. Burlingame. 3rd Row: W. Aronson, M. Bernice, H. Berger. Bottom, 1st Row: S. Berger, D. Bezanson, J. Blackler, S. Bailey. 2nd Row: B. Briggs, P. Allen, J. Brewster, D. Alemian. 3rd Row: J. Connors, N. Ber- ger, F. Bloch, K. Bennett. 140 HOMEROOM 202— Top, 1st Row: S. Cohen. A. Corman, A. Caplan, A. Cohen, S. Cohen 2nd Row; R. Cucalon, J. Connors. W Delaney. M. Bartell, S. Darman. A. Casso. Bottom, 1st Row: L. Cameron, L. Curey, P. Cabral, R. Cohen, S. Craig. 2nd Row: G. Crowley. D. Burns, J. Campbell, K. Cunningham. E. Danforth, J. Cosgrove. 141 HOMEROOM 203— 1st Row: A. Fishman, D. Fox, B. Friedman, I. Fink. S. Frank, J. Freeman. 2nd Row: L. Forman, M. DeRosa. J. Efron, J. Einis. 3rd Row: D. Dyer, J. Frieden, A. Ellis, S. Friedman, B. Flaherty, R. Dewey, B. Dowd. D. Dutton, P. Duffy, A. Fortune. HOMEROOM 204— Upper Right, 1st Row: M. Gold, M. Gussman, M. Glassman. 2nd Row: K. Goodman. G. Hall, P. Gold. R. Gordon, W. Glaser. 3rd Row: R. Ginden, C. Gluck, H. Haffer. Lower Right, 1st Row: M. Gold, T. Gookin, D. Gold, J. Getz. 2nd Row: C. Hall, A. Goldstein, G. Haddad, M. Green. 3rd Row: S. Glazer, D. Grahn, R. Goldstein, M. Graven, M. Gardner. 4th Row: S. Gordon, N. Gronendyke. 142 3f7 w 7 J ' VX “ X lit hi i V f I- IX u M Mf •r m 1 B B BkPVi v Jf liBjfl BKfl f B |wL Et ' ‘ ‘Sj j B A. W UjH P, ' rK w y i wL. ( FBb hJTi bB Mw HOMEROOM 205— Top, 1st Row: A. Hoffman, M. Kalis, N. Katz, D. Johnson. D. Haytowitz Hersh. 3rd Row: G. Katz. B. Kaplan. P. Hosmer, F. Jones. E. Hunt, K. Hoffman, S. . 2nd Row: Bottom, 1st Row: I. Karlsberg, M. Hynes. 2nd Row: S. Herman, M. Kaplan. 3rd Row: L. Huerth, D. Heller. 4th Row: L. Hurwitch, E. Howley, G. Handy, j M. Katz, C. Howard. 144 HOMEROOM 206— 1st Row: K. Kublin, H. Lampert, J. Leavitt, R. Kelly, M. Levine. 2nd Row: J. Kravetz, J. Kurgan, S. Lanci, J. Kellner, I. Kopelman, P. Levine, R. Kaufman. 3rd Row: P. Toti, E. Klos, T. Kourafas, A. Laine, W. LaBrie, C. Layton, J. Kritzman, S. Klein, M. Klein, P. Laurie, P. Lastoff. I i 145 HOMEROOM 207-Top, Is. Row. M Morgan. R. London. M. McCarthy 2nd Row: C McLaughlin, J McCornrack. D. Morganelli. L. Marshall 3,d Row: R. Michael, B. Markt, B. Magid. Bottom. Isl Row: H. Magid, E. Mayer, M. Heinz. 2nd Row: R. Marcus, D. Locke, P. Mac Donald, J. Lewis. 3rd Row: T. Moore, M. Morgan, M. Melcher 146 ' vi-o 6.0.J HOMEROOM 208— Kneeling: M. Newman, M. Noddell, H. Neault. 1st Row: M. Porter, K. Nestor, E. Reardon, K. Richmond, J. Newman, R. Morley, G. Pozner. Up the ladder: S. Mosely, D. Niethold, V. Weeks. Last Row: T. Palmer, W. Reed, M. Ray. 147 HOMEROOM 210— Clockwise from top: J. Roseman, E. Sandman, J. Romanske, R. Rosen, S. Sarver, S. Robin- son, L. Sheridan, L. Rosenthal, A. Sharad, T. Romano, B. Rosenthal. HOMEROOM 116— Upper Right, 1st Row; D. Smith, J. Sprung, L. Silverstein. 2nd Row: S. Sutton, L. Shulman, J. Sloggett, A. Strachman, J. Steinberg, D. Stein, C. Snyder. 3rd Row: J. Sokoloff, E. Spector, D. Sperling, N. Summerfield, D. Simon, M. Swartz, J. Smeed. HOMEROOM 210-Lower Right, 1st Row: R. Scott, K. Schatvet, S. Segal, S. Schatvet, J. Schultz, D. Shriber. 2nd Row: M. Ruttenberg, I. Sandel, I. Rothschild, D. Robinson, C. Rowe, R. Rosen. 148 149 HOMEROOM 502— 1st Row: M. Tatlebaum, K. Zeuli, S. Wiegers, D. Weiss, B. Wolfson, A. Ulman. H. Wagner, C. Zuroff, S. Zakon. 2nd Row; S. Zen- Ruffinen, H. Waldman, D. White, D. Wrenn, R. Ward, S. Zimmerman, D. Wolfe, M. Zanchi, D. Williams, S. Waldstein, B. Willette. fH- 1 151 FQQTBfia THE RECORD THEY North Attleboro 14 Seekonk 41 Foxboro 43 Stoughton 35 King Phillip 0 Franklin 24 Canton 14 Mansfield 0 Oliver Ames 6 VARSITY Alphabetical Order: B. Bausch, S. Berger, B Brownell, B. Cohen, J. Cosgrove, B. Danforth, M. Fox, R. Hershman, C. Hosmer, B. Howley, B. Kafka, E. Lamm, M. LeBlanc, L. Mahoney, E. Pitt, R. Sloggett, M. Taylor, N. Whitman. 155 IT wV FRESHMAN Above, 1st Row: J. McCormack, M. Sherr, S. Alan, N. Loomis, E. Coffey, G. Markt, M. Swanson, J. Sweetman, M. Gray, M. Wallace, R. Morgan. 2nd Row: Mr. La- chapelle. Coach, S. Galt, D. Tay- lor, H. Kafka, S. Altierz, J. Mor- ganelli, D. Post, B. Connors, M. Quenzal, J. Broderick, D. Con- don, Mr. Russe, Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY Right, 1st Row: J. Chandler, A. Fine, T. Marvelli, I. Sallen, S Keily, S. Robinson, C. Edwards, S. Boyle, B. Gordon, J. Condon, R. Horan. 2nd Row: P. Costello, D. Williams, C. Layton, H. Magid, H. Haffer, J. Connors, G. Shuf- fain, J. Cosgrove, M. Schles- inger, K. Delaney, S. Waldstein, B. Flaherty, P. Murphy. 156 r 1 f ! i t ( 1 !) CROSS COUMTRV VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY 1st Row: G. McCarthy, T. Pelton, M. Davis, M. Kogos, N. Ap- pel, M. Norris, R. Goldfarb, H. Rosen, J. Mahoney. 2nd Row: Mr. Siegal, Coach, J. Shulman, R. Yokelson, B. Falby, R. Hersch, D. Niethold, M. Porter, W. Siegal. 157 i; ij WE 1 0 1 0 6 4 0 1 1 0 THE RECORD THEY Scituate 0 Norwell 3 Foxboro 1 Quincy 4 Franklin 2 South Shore Vocational 1 Plymouth 3 North Quincy 3 Duxbury 5 Avon 0 VARSITY Seated: A. Sklar, P. Finstein. 1st Row: I. Slezac, J. Ward, K. Taylor, W. Delaney, H. Leabman, D. Shriber, J. Happnie, P. Jacobs, Mr. Rebello, Coach. 2nd Row: J. Scott, S. Weiss, K. Reekstein, R. Cohen, W. Palmer, T. Palmer, S. Hershman, S. Kadesh, G. Kadesh. 3rd Row: D. White, R. McFarland, D. Santos, B. Kershbaum, S. Sarfarty, M. Stein. 4th Row: C. Henniger, M. Gordon, P. Hershon. Last Row: R. Morley, R. Stein, M. Coran. 158 159 i i j i WE 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 1 THE RECORD North Attleboro King Philip Foxboro Stoughton Oliver Ames Mansfieid Franklin Canton North Attieboro King Philip Foxboro THEY 0 10 2 4 5 2 2 1 1 1 4 VARSITY Kneeling; J. Freeman, W. Weiner. L. Blau, M. Layton, P. Niethold, D. Dutton, M. Van Vaerenewyck, A. Hadiock. Standing: Miss Decas, Coach, D. Freedman, I. Cushman, C. Gray. M. Urann, R. Rochefort. C. Crowell, N. Donovan, T. Wisotsky, K, Rochefort, D. Grahn, K. Redmond, C. Smith, B. Dutton. 160 HOMEROOM 301— Left, front to back: F. Blumenthal, B Berger, S. Al- buit. Center, front to back: A. Adams, K. Dabreu, W. Baptiste, S. Beau- reguard. Right, front to back: B. Br ett, V. Batt, M. Balerna. 1st Row: R. Berman. 2nd Row: M. Ares, S. Altieri, W. Bowen. 3rd Row: J. Aaronson, M. Abarbanel, S. Block. 4th Row: S. Allen, G. Aronson. R. Ba- zer. 5th Row: A. Barents. D. Bailey, M. Alperin. 162 HOMEROOM 302— Top, 1st Row: P. Collette, B. Cohn. B. Brown. 2nd Row; P. Colaneri, J. Butler. J. Brothwell, P. Chapman. Bottom, 1st Row: K. Costello, C. Connors, P. Corman, J. Corman. 2nd Row: D. Condon, E. Burke, A. Collins, J. Broderick. 3rd Row: S. Cameron, R. Coleman, D. Chin, G. Carvin. 163 HOMEROOM 303-lst Row: R. Favorite, D. Eure, S. Forman, J. Ford, D. Davidson, L. Cunningham, R. Donovan, C. Fuld, E. Dyer. 2nd Row: C. Davis, D. Cross, J. Dowd, R. Forman, D. Earle, P. Frye, H. Fingold, N. Donovan, B. Falby, L. Ferguson, S. Ellins, A. Fuller, K. Delaney. 164 HOMEROOM 304-Left: L. Greenberg, C. Hagman. D. Greif, L. Gutterman. S, Gulla, 1st Row: E. Gerratt, C. Goff, C. Hadiwitz, N. Gack, M. Goralnick, N. Halberts, D. Gray. 2nd Row: S. Green, S, Ginsburg, M, Gray, K. Gustin, S. Gunner. 3rd Row: C. Cox, S. Golt, R. Goldfarb, B. Ferman, M. Gronen- dyke, R. Gilman, D. Happney, D. Green. 165 HOMEROOM 305— 1st Row: S. Hirsch, D. Kaplan, R. Hirsch, L. Kauffman, D. Holmes, G. Hughes. 2nd Row: T. Kannally, D. Kahn, E. Kellerman, M. Kantrowitz, M. Hershman, A. Kasser, L. Jackson. 3rd Row: L. Hill, L Jacobs, N. loanilli, M. Hogan, H. Holding, V. Iseman, R. Horan, S. Holtzman. 4th Row: K. Kafka, S. Katz, S. Kendall, B. Jordan, A. Hershon, G. Kalian, H. Kafka. 1 HOMEROOM 306— 1st Row: J. Laskin, R. Litin. 2nd Row: C. Kogos, S. Lew, M. Kopple. 3rd Row: S, Levy, M. Layton, C. Kes- tenberg. 4th Row: J. Kline, R. Maltzman, P. Kiusalas. Last Row: R. Levine, J, Lapato, D. Kiely. 1st Row: M. Kramer, M. Kogos, J. MacDonald. 2nd Row: D. Loiterstein, J. Lavien. 3rd Row: P. Liberman, D. Lake, K. Lerner. 4th Row: R. Mack- innon, N. Kozol, D. Lurie. Last Row: N. Loomis, R. Levenson, G. Mar- gulies. I I I I II HOMEROOM 307— Top, 1st Row: J. Mucinskas, S. Miranda, P. Milman, J. Markowitz, J. Murray, R. Mullen. 2nd Row: M. Myers, S. Marks, R. Mazza- ferro, E. Nau, L. Murray, K. McGee, M. Murray. Bottom, 1st Row: J. Morganelli, R. Morgan, D. Milstone, P. Nestor, R. Murray, C. McIntyre, J. McCormack, G. Markt, S. McCormack. 2nd Row: K. Miller, F. Morganelli, K. McDonough, J. McManus, G. McCarthy, J. Namyet, E. Marshall. 168 HOMEROOM 309— Top: B. Rochefort, L. Richmond, J. Robbins, M. Quenzel, T. Pelton, D. Pelizzon, D. Post, S. Norman, R. Price, M. Osgood, C. Oli- ver, P. Niethold, E. Rittenberg, M. Norris. Bottom: J. Nitenson, W. O’Neal, S. Rivkind, K. Nicholson, D. Oven, R. Paul, K. Redmond, J. Price, D. Pechavar, J. Parker, P. Parrish, A, Ray. 169 HOMEROOM 311— Top, 1st Row: D. Romano, S. Shulman, M. Sandman, R. Rosenblatt, L. Simonetti, M. Schaeffer, M. Siles. 2nd Row: J. Schnurr, R. Simollari, S. Romanowicz, P. Schwartz. Bottom, 1st Row: M. Sherr, D. Rossman, B. Ruben. 2nd Row: D. Simons, M. Rubin. R. Sheldon. N. Salon, S. Shreiar, E. Salon. 170 HOMEROOM 401-1st Row: L, Stein, J. Thomas. B. Tower. K. Sprung, P. Stevenson, M. Trafton, D. Spiegal, R. Stoller. 2nd Row: A. Snyder. L. Sun- derland, L. Stone, S. Sutton, C. Sneider, M. Spear, D. Taylor, M. Swanson. 171 II HOMEROOM 402— 1st Row: M. White, B. Whited, M. Wallace, L. Wolff, J. Winitzer, A. Wolfe, P. Weisman. 2nd Row; L. Willette, M. Zussman, R. Yo- kelson, S. Wise, K. Winitzer, K. Twardosky, P. Traut, L. Weiner. 3rd Row: S. Zazoulin, N. Wiegers, D. Wood, S. Weiner, M. Urann, D. Wolfe, N. Wayne, S. Van Vaerenewyck, L. Webber. 172 I aiuDda uaiKiM BflSKETBaj.i. VARSITY— 1st Row: Miss Decas, Coach, J. Appel, J. Wolfson, E Fine. 2nd Row: O. Brightman, T. Wisotsky, L. Bettes, J. Davis. % WE THE RECORD THEY 64 Mansfield 18 65 North Attleboro 15 36 Canton 32 51 King Phiiip 31 51 Frankiin 21 51 Oliver Ames 37 42 Foxboro 40 47 Mansfield 14 51 North Attleboro 16 60 Stoughton 27 JUNIOR VARSITY-1 St Row; Miss Sullivan, Coach. M Kramer, E, Jacobs, M. Urann, P. Niethold, N. Donovan, N. lanelli, M. Hogan. 2nd Row: L. V einer, C. Conners, W. Baptiste. C. Kestenberg, M. Rubin, A. Coin, D. Dut- ton, J, Freedman. 177 WE THE RECORD THEY 62 Winchester 61 45 Winchester 58 76 Franklin 53 62 Oliver Ames 47 64 Foxboro 41 80 Mansfield 69 49 North Attleboro 57 62 Canton 49 72 Stoughton 67 58 King Philip 51 79 Franklin 37 64 Oliver Ames 51 52 Foxboro 27 86 Mansfield 45 49 North Attleboro 47 65 Canton 49 67 Stoughton 61 70 King Philip 45 70 St. Collumkill 40 72 Lynne Trade 57 74 Abington 48 52 Barnstable 65 VARSITY-Kneeling: B. Horsh- man, B. Cohen, E. Lamm. 1st Row: M. Ratner, K. Dorch, C. Buie, S. Hershman, R. Freed- man, E. McDowell. 2nd Row; H. Leabman, T. Moore, C. Henni- ger, P. Freedman, B. Brownell, Mr. Davenport, Coach, K. Thomas. JUNIOR VARSITY G. Katz, J. Mahoney, R. Morley, D. Niethold, A. Chester, D. Johnson, G. Shuffain, Mr. Cronin, Coach, B. LeBlanc, W. Delaney, E. Klos, M. Liebman, S. Mosley, V. Weeks, G. Hall, M. Kincaid. 179 FRESHMEN 1st Row; M. Abarbanel, D. Post, H. Kafka, P. Colaneri, W. Bowen, T. Pelton. 2nd Row; Mr. Peckham, Coach, B. Connors, J. Sweetman, S. Hirsch, B. Levine, J. Namyet, R. Gillman. JL 180 ChEEHLEaDERS The past decade has been a period of violent social upheaval in America. The myths created by society and the unfounded beliefs held sacred by millions of Americans have become outdated. A revised edition is badly needed. We therefore propose this updated series of shibboleths for your belief or disbelief: Would you believe: That it is easier to send a man to the moon than to clean up a slum. That there is a little DDT in everything we eat. That after you see enough of it, pornography is very dull— besides, it never cor- rupts anybody who isn’t already depraved. That children of psychoanalysts are the most neurotic kids of all. That the theater doesn’t communicate to young people, but movies do. That today’s young people have a stronger sense of morality than their elders. That children trained in the new math won’t know how to add or subtract by the time they get to college. That if Bach were alive today, he would be composing rock. That the crushing burdens of the presidency make it the loneliest job in the world. That marijuana is the martini of the turned-on generation. That doctors can transplant hearts, but they still can’t find a cure for the com- mon cold. That homosexuality is a disease, like malaria. That pro football is the thinking man’s sport. That Dr. Spock is responsible for Woodstock Nation. That girls in the Women’s Liberation movement are lesbians who have burned their bras. That things were better for the country when Blacks were called Negroes and wanted civil rights. 182 Sharon High School students are not without their own prejudices and un- founded beliefs. Here are a few truisms of our own: Would you believe: That one morning Mr. Stevenson pronounced Judy Appel’s name correctly on the morning announcements. Unfortunately nobody heard him, for he had forgot- ten to turn on the intercom. That school interferes with one’s education. That to plan your future successfully you should listen to everything your guid- ance counselor tells you and then do the opposite. That pep rallies are instrumental in maintaining the school spirit, whoever he may be. That without senior monitors there would be KAOS in the corridors. That school lunches provide the students with a balanced diet— 50% Carbohy- drate, and 50% Fat. That Mr. James’ Sex Education Seminar is really a euphemism for an orgy. That the garbage thrown away at lunch one day, is used the next day to make soup. That a pass system must be maintained in Sharon High— without it 7 teacher aides would be unemployed. That the New English elective program has proven that the old boring English Program by any other name is still the same old boring English Program. That if we are to be given a student commons, we are also entitled to Grass. That “Alice in Wonderland’’ is on Miss Clark’s list of banned books because of the section describing an unnatural act performed by Alice with the Cheshire cat. That the Marsengold staff is made up of demented perverts, with a warped sense of humor. 183 Index 184