Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1972 volume:

Sharon Hlsh School Yearbook I972 Sharon Hlsh School j Yearbook 1972 ! AUTHOR title j i OATS Due borrower s name — ROOM NUMBER Storon School Library Sharon. I rnn Ut ry I •• arseng 7 3 ■Ritw faculty Administration It doesn’t matter whose payroll you are on, you are working for yourself. Dr. Stanley Russell, Superintendent They’re smoking WHAT in school? Richard Stevenson, Principal Don’t hate yourself; Hate me, Hate me! Daniel Smith, Metco Director Oh, Man, If I had only eaten my Wheaties! 6 Mr. John S. Blanchon, Assistant Principal That will be $20 please for littering. Culture Only low talk permitted here. Marion L. Clark, Library Oh, autographs, autographs . . . Frank Bryant, Art Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men. Jennifer L. Woodward, Library I don ' t believe it! Miriam Gourley, Art Wait till they see this one! Lester Fleishman, Music We ' re being hijacked to where? 7 Richard Kennedy I came back to Brylcream. Nancy Magro this is another spucy, speecy, spicy meatball, I mean paper Carlyle Newton ... if I’m really a very shy, introvert — think what dramatics can do for you. 8 Ernest R. Blake, Department Head As a man grows wiser, he talks less and says more. Mary E. Reynolds You may write your paper in any manner you choose only please observe the copyright laws. The adjective is the banana peel of the parts of speech. Marie A. Vallance Barbara Greene So I tried it, and I liked it! What’s happenin’ Big Boy? Katherine Norwood Today I think I’ll b e Mrs. Norwood. Lynn Gattone Cheese? English 9 Tony Pane thay fellas Helen McGarry Nature is wonderful! A million years she didn’t know we were going to wear spectacles, yet look at the way she placed our ears! Carroll G. Holt Two heads are better than one! Linda Nighswander All kinds of social knowl- edge and graces are useful, but one of the best is to be able to yawn with your mouth closed. 1 § I Ethel E. Atkinson ' Who’s got the clock?!? Joseph Courteau, Department Head Now girls — one and one does equal two! John Nero I’m losing my patience. Take that gum out of your mouth! John Germaine Talk of the devil and he’ll appear. Business For most women the key question is ‘‘how to succeed in business without really typing.” II j Social Studies Mr. Everett Downing, Department Head Did you wish to make a comment? Peter J. Elefterakis Sure Stu, Sure David Nelson Now, WHAT am I going to do with all this paper for recy- cling ' ? ' “ 1 - j? ] Lillian Savage You do like my glasses? Mr. George S. Anthony I just gained a few pounds over the sum- mer. There is a lot of history that isn’t fit to repeat itself. 12 Gerald J. Plouffe When else do you think I get a chance to read Dr, Reu- ben? Fred LaChapelle The picture of innocence. Robert F. Cunha So where’s the sports page? Robert C. White I am an optomist. It does not seem too much use being anything else. Lauretta Carroll Did you ask for the time? 13 J Language is not a lost art; but the regard for it is a lost tradition. Joan Trevas There is not talking during the announcements. Dorothy N. Chase B+ , Bob. Language Daniel M. Foley, Department Head And the little birdie went tweet tweet. Dorris Newton Am I on candid camera? 14 Paula Murray Fermez la bouche! Rina Garcia I have rules! i i Physical Education Skipping is a fine exercise Cynthia L. Smith Hot pants! ... No way. Katherina Decas The big game is tonight, whooppee. Bruce Allman Take it easy ... I didn’t do it! Gary Hall One out of five isn’t bad. 16 Mariam Eames The way to a man’s heartburn is through his stomach. Cynthia Atkins Sew what’s new? Mr. Thomas Marselli Did you see who saw that saw? Nelson Rebello Mechanical drawing isn’t all that mechanical once you get the mechanics of it. Crafts From all over the world, the finest products there are come from the confines of Sharon High School. Eat your heart out Da Vinci! 17 A pinch of probability is worth a pound of perhaps Arthur P. Richmond Is anyone afraid of boa constrictors? Sally Pin! John who? i ! 18 Michael J. Levine Here we have charted the intake for the week of the Student Variety Store. Kyle Gee Harvard 29 — Yale 29, and boy, did we screw it up. Jim Regan Let’s see now, was I coming in or going out? Math — Science Cheryl J. Hogan What do you think I’m doing? I ' m trying to find out how to run this projector. John O ' Malley He’s a smart guy . . . just ask him, he’ll tell you. Frances S. Picker Those kids, always running around in , the hall. Thomas Graffte If we follow this line, we will eventually reach the edge of the blackboard and fall off, don’t you see? Donald Bergeron Pardons? William J. Fallon Listen, I can ' t talk long — they only allowed nne one phone call. Warren M. Kline You can’t fool all the people all of the time, but most of us try. Kathryn Perry If biologists are right in saying there is not a perfect man on earth, a lot of personal opinions will have to be changed. Rene Houde It is better to remain silent and appear a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt. Dr. Fitzgerald It is Mrs. Dr. Fitzgerald or Miss Dr. Fitzgerald or Dr. Mrs. Fitzgerald or . . .? ' j 20 Robert Ziniti Scientists say we are what we eat. Nuts must be a more common diet than we thought. John Liberman, Department Head, Science This town isn’t big enough tor the two of us Pink pad! Miss Marie Augustin You left a dead what on my chair? Joseph Cook I’ve got rhythm. I’ve got music . . . who could ask for anything more. Basil F. Cronin, Department Head. Math Thirty minutes is long enough for any man to tell what he knows, but he does not become interesting until after that when he tells what he does not know.jj Marion Haley Eileen Fitzgerald Don’t think I didn’t see that. You just want to DISCUSS sex and drugs?! Bill Konsavage Albert Soule Who stole my fourth pen? What application? I 77 John Barrows Myles J. Marcus Quick, tape this! I’m going to drink your blood! Sometimes I think it sounds like I walked out of the room and left the typewriter running. Marilyn Levant hal Oh, What will they think of next? Sue White I get that same old song and dance! Yvonne Wrenn I can’t type THAT. Eleanor Swartz Hello, Felicia? Martha Rich, Nurse Where did I put that poison? Beverly Little We have our ways. 25 ! TERI ACKS 98 Glendale Rd. “Happiness is a state of mind . . . Only you can state . . . your mind Stephen, moldy-orange juice . . . pizza . . . you had to be there . . . Yellow Bomber . . . with the kids . . . college. PAULA BERNICE BAKER 21 Mohawk Street P.B cheerleading . . . Sum- mer 71 . . . chocolate almond chip . . . SCDC . . . you’re how old? . . . Hello It ' s Me . . . Temp- tations . . . Reggie . . . SHM. NEAL APPEL 3 Glenview Road The most absurd thing I have seen in my 4 years here is trying to sum up the whole ridiculous-mixed-up- painful-mess in 30 words or less. STEVEN BAKER 303 East Street Gretchen, Hor,” Boyle, John, The Basio Boys, Saturday night. Jungle Juice, The Easy Bolton’s, Charlie . . . STUART BAKER 362 Massapoag Avenue STEPHEN D. ALBUIT 341 South Main St. Goodbye Charlie, Cuda’s Happy Mead- ows, New York City, 450 Honda’s, G.L., Teachers Aides, Get on it. LISA ABRAHAMSON 63 Richards Ave. the yellow jester does not play but gently pulls the strings and smiles as the pup- pets dance in the court of the crimson king. ABRAHAM ALTMAN 50 High Street Roger . . . Aity . . . Nippy . . . Angelo. If at first you don’t succeed try, try again. 30 RICHARD C. BARR 16 Bayberry Drive For High School is at its End, But your Life’s Future has yet Begun!” SUSAN BARTON 245 Norwood Street So become yourself because the past is just a good-bye,” C. M., 7-4-71, Kouraf- as’s, far away, dreams. Daddy’s little girl, dynamic duo, secrets, LCD, RPT? STEWART DAVID BAYUK 21 Grant Circle Bay, Varsity Club, Sports Report- er, at Peckham’s office, in Holt’s room. Summer League, You can’t win them all” SCOTT BAZER 4 Park Road Here we are in the years. Where the showman shifts the gears. Lives become careers. Children cry in fear, Let us out of here! PETER BEACH 47 Brook Road The waters’ of life surround us all, and High School is the first step in keeping yourself afloat in this sea of madness. Help! I’m drowning! MARK BEAUREGARD 7 May Street Music, Joel, Mike, Dave, Dave, Goldie Zen, Star. N.Y.C.. B.M., baseball, NYNHH, Howie. JOHN BEALS 54 Brook Road I’m not here to meet your expectations and you’re not here to meet mine. But if you can be yourself, while I am myself, and we can find friendship, that is beauti- ful. DAVID BEAUREGARD 9 Beaver Brook Road March ’70, Oct. ’70, May ’71 , July ’71, Live life to it’s fullest. BARBARA BERGER 27 Pine Grove Avenue Could it be when I was young someone dropped me on my head? . . . Barb . . . Always time to ride . . . Toy ABS? . . . Cheering for the Eagles. JOYCE LYNNE BERKOWITZ 16 Essex Road You are best to yourself when you are good to others . . . You had to be there . . . Cheerleading . . . Devil Dogs . . . Friends . . . Parking Lot. NANSI ANN BENGIS 1 Spruce Way Love is a journey-the moment it begins- The journeys all it is-No matter where it ends. . . . walking VSC retreat . . . C B S. . . . Halloween 69-July 4, 70 . . . poems . . . AIHG . . . notes . . . little one . . . 2-27-71. HAL BLAKE 23 Oriole Road Stoughton STEVE BOYLE Tanya, want some, want some,” FGC, Saturday nights, Hor ' s poo l,” Kev ' s Pub, “Acey, breakfast at the Vineyard, Football sprints. Escape from Manitou, FF vs PP. BVC. Hockey 1 a.m., Thanks Coaches . . . ELISSA BLANK 164 Wilshire Drive . . where is the night buster? Past my trials sparkling in flight, in your arms for all of my life. PATRICIA BOONE 242 South Main Street Pat. Merideth, N. H., weekends at Gover- nor Dummer, peas, Milton, Airline Stew- ardess, Thank you Grace and Bill, Cowa- bunga. SHONNA GAY BORR 144 South Main Street BBG President. New Years Eve, It’s too Late Baby,” Marshalls. SJMP, 130 some- day. Soap Operas,” Opals, Joyce’s light, 7 years, Lori, our trip-72 . . . 32 DAVE CANNATA 65 Station Street Stoughton ORENE BRIGHTMAN 10 Lakeview Street Boog,” Teddy, July 19, 1970, Summer of ’71. JLCSSP, LGD, The good old days. Basketball, Go away little Girl,” Happy meadows, Pinto, Petey, So long Sharon High. STEVEN MICHAEL BURTMAN 55 Spring Lane Burt . . . over Debi’s ... the Cape . . . Montreal ' 71 ... High School parking lot . . . Skiing with friends . . . Hom- eshows . . . lazy . . . Life is amazing . . . SALLY JEAN CALLAHAN 51 Norwood Street Volkswagons, sailing . . . skiing . . . playing the piano . . . Frogs . . . and more frogs . . . Daphine . . . MacKay ' s . . . Cres- cent Ridge . . . It’s still green! . . . The good ol days . . . nursing . . . DEBORAH CANNING 5 Essex Road Yesterday a child came out to wonder. Caught a dragonfly inside a year. Fearful when the skies were full of thunder, and tearful at the falling of a star. ELIOT CAPLAN 235 East Street All the world’s a stage, Fuzzy, CC, J. Baker, Football, Manitou, Goosie ' s, Sal’s, Summer 70. Mann’s Pond. Homeshows, The High School, College. JANICE CANNON 175 East Street Skating, Flower arranging. Knitting, sew- ing, cooking, Sharon Library, HE, “Satur- days Mornings” CHRISTOPHER J. CANTON 10 School Street Cranker, Xaverian, SCDC, Foot- ball, Camp Manitou, Skowhegan. 63 ud. TD, Track, Ski trips, BVC, MYC, Martha’s Vineyard, Sun Val- ley 77. Whether it’s right or wrong, do what you want to do. 33 JEFFREY CHAITMAN 28 Lincoln Road Life, Laughter, Lots of fun . . . Chaitey . . . Montreal . . . Star Market ... the Cape Friends . . . People ... 1-71 . . . College. ANDREW M. CHESTER 1 Paul Revere Road Super Vool, Martha’s Vineyard, Mexico 70, BVC, Basketball, Baseball . . . MYC . . . Another Party? . . . With the guys . . . Artie ... Ski Camp 69 . . . the boys in the back . . . Foxboro . . . Sum- mer Baseball . . . JACQUELINE CHADOS 77 Beach Street Jackie, to Love is to stop comparing, BBG-Socials, Really, mono-games. Sum- mertime, Trivia, Knitting. Babysitting, the Lake, friends, old and new, nothing is a waste that makes a memory . . . LAURIE CLARK 15 Norfolk Place The change in these past years has made me see our world in different ways; How can I tell you. all the things inside my head. EILEEN COHEN 1 2 Marie Avenue Ei . . . On This Day . . . 2-27- 71 . . . Mike and Judy . . . 3-20- 69 . . . Ralph . . . with Enid, Deb, Marsha, and Em . . . There is only one way to have a friend, fhis is, to be one. JUDITH E. COHEN 75 Morse Street Judy, Fred, Bailey Island, Me.. So Far Away, funky chicken, Florida ' 70, swimming nights, Halloween ' 69, HM-LGD. good memories, wrestling “cesspool, Retailer. LINDA COHEN 35 Cheryl Drive Life is only what you make it,” square. Seven Years, Maine. McDonald ' s, Sum- mer ' 71, Pep Squad, Robin’s . . . Col- lege, Dental Assistant. ROBERT SAMUEL COHEN 20 Middlesex Road Track, I, II, III, IV, Soccer III. AZA, Que- bec ’71, New York ’71, Marsengold, Eagle. 34 PAULINE ANN COLASSI 60 Norwood Street Build me a house of serrated tin foil and I shall spend my life in re- flection of its edges . . . Chope, bittersweet, hockey. Basil, rath- bone, Chestnut Mare,” Truman, Dracula . . . JAMES D. CONDON 2 Pleasant Park Road JD, hockey, football 87. mount, Sharon 7, OAG, What the Hell . . . ROBERT C. COHN 9 West Street Theoretically the frog will never reach the pond if it keeps jumping half its previous jump, but that’s only theory. In reality, by jove, it won ' t . . . DENISE COPELAND 57 Intervale Street Dorchester “Ah; to be young, gifted and Black, oh how I’ve longed to know the truth, Which I intend to find, fhoughts: Laugh- ing my head off, my friends . . . GLEN M. CUNNINGHAM 77 Edge Hill Road Marsha, 88. the truck, the sweep- er, meet you by 108, so what, what good are you ?? Kahlil Gi- bran. CQFD, 73 de ex-WNILXD. STEPHEN R. CULLEN 24 Maskwonicut St. 66.’’ LeMans, Convenient Food Mart, Audrey. Happy Meadows, Pub 70 Bud, Beacon St. Union, Denneno’s, July 5, Card games at Ferguson’s, stud. Dewy’s and four, Stemy. CHRIS COLDNERI 14 Ashcroft Road Onion Rings, blue jays. The Who, Mt. Washington, the hut, Dick’s jeep, the water tower, munchies . . . PAUL COSTELLO 37 High Plain Street Cos, dragway, sunoCos, 76, the blue monument, cosmos speed factory cor- ruption . . . INA CUSHMAN 5 Carbrey Avenue You gave but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. PETER E. DEHMAN 28 Harold Street Combined we are one, my love,” Fuji, N.E. Dragway, Backyard Mechanic, Amateur Radio, WAI ISA, ' 71 Toyota, College, 9-2-71, Sure, Always out with Darlene. JOEL CUTLER 1 6 Suffolk Road Baseball, Music, B. S. and T, Model Rail- roading, Star, Howie, Mark, Mike, Dave, Bob, Dennis . . . etc., etc., etc JANICE DAVIS 2354 East Street Remember me and the smile of a new day. Stretch, hoops, 1, Deke, SCDC, the heart ache of loving you, Larry and Joe, hunks, peeks, heart flutters, go-rilla, a friend. KEVIN DELANEY 48 Wilshire Drive DB, Remember Manitou, Football, Trip to Texas, Seeing Notre Dame waking up at “2:00 A M. BVC, Shreveport, Parties at the Vineyard, screaming Eagles, Baseball in February, NA’71. MARTIN ARTHUR DAVIS 30 Lantern Lane The only way to get things done is to do them yourself”, Marty, Cross Country 70, Linda from N. J., Parties at Leslies, Wheres the Popcorn, Dentistry, college. Fine and yours? STEVEN M. DIESSO 41 Garden Street To set your goal in life and live for it . . . summer of ' 71, with Nanci, mustang, GTO, 4 20 71, 73?, good friends and some schlitz, BABES CURRI- VAN, CFTTTTY . . . PAUL DeCOSTE 47 Walpole Street Sunrise, Surprise Parties, Summer of ' 71, Easter at Killington, Think Snow Gymnastics, Love, Beauty, Leslie, Sunset, Those who live without love, never really live at all. 36 DEBRA DONOVAN 1 77 Morse Street Debbie, ' 65 Plymouth. Stoughton, winter 71, Oct. 16. 1970, Ireland, London, tele- phone calls. Sept. 2. 1971 , friends, Shar- on Manor, Nursing?, Travel, Mar- riage . . . RUTH ELLEN DOWNING 21 Bluff Head Road There’s nothing permanent ex- cept change. Memories of Eng- land , first half of ' 71, to go back, letters, Scotland, Martha’s Vine- yard, to be an elementary teach- er .. . KEN DORCH 1 0 Wolcott Street Dorchester MERYL DOVNER 1 5 Mohawk Street DUCKY” RICHIE, 11 30 68, essen, fudd, Easter ’70, Jo’s friendship, 1 o’clockers. New Years ’71, bunny shoes, HBWC, Sunday sneaks, jeromes, summer ' 71, When those two get togeth- er .. . ROSEMARY JOAN DULONG 100 Bullard Street Our appearance, our words, our ac- tions, are never greater than ourselves. For the soul is our house; our eyes its windows, and our words, its messen- gers” DOUGLAS W. DUNN 30 Huntington Ave. Nature within her in most self divides to trouble men with having to take sides — Summers in Vermont, baseball, jeep, see you again, FRANKY B . . . BARBARA DUTTON 77 Billings Street I believe in the sun. even when its not shining, I believe in love, even when I’m alone I believe in God, even when he is silent” CRAIG EDWARDS 19 Edge Hill Road Football, 65” ONE ARM, caddy at the valley, SNDA, Mani- tou 71” Sharon 7. O.A. 6 . . . 37 AMY EGEL 27 Essex Road Sounds of laughter here comes sunshine smiling faces all around they posess you bless you sunshine now you can never let them down I say sunshine . . JO-ANN ESTERMAN 27 Lyndon Road I find as I grow older I love those most whom I loved first . . . JO, Danny, shar- ing memories, green bomb, Connecticut 70-71, Marcia, Bev and Sandi, BUT LIFE GOES ON . . . VERN FALBY 31 Maskwonicut St. DAVID BARRY EINIS 350 Massapoag Avenue Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm” Whose car doesn’t go? Mechanics, drums, weights, construction . . . TOM FEENEY 1 1 2 Massapoag Avenue Bomb, Halloween 68 ' and raids, PSGPMN, Camp Bikini, Martha ' s Vine- yard, dune buggies, the bunker, randolf, superVoo’s, New Years ' 71, BanBig- Busses, California Dreamer, College . . . STEPHEN BRUCE FEINBERG 9 Lake Avenue Life is where you stand, finer, Montreal 71, skiing cars, Falmouth 71, SHSPL, Nichols, July 25, 1971, Blue Bonnet . . . BOB FARRETTA 315 East Street Love exists when another’s needs become more important than your own. DEBBIE and ME, Wee Willy, Abe we don’t need you, snappers . . . WILLIAM ELLIS 396 Moose Hill Street ENID . . . Love starts when another person ' s needs become more important than your own. . . . 38 EMILY FINE 12 Sylvan Road “A good life is the only religion — Thomas Fuller, picnics, swim- ming, sailing, Nantucket, the country peacefulness, happiness with Mark . . . DOUGLAS FERGUSON 185 Bay Road DCF JFM, Mount, Tri-Valley champs, Brockton, ESPO Hockey School 70, Happy Meadows, PUB 70, July 5, 71 at Denninoe ' s Skating with GENTLE BEN . . . REBECCA FIEMAN 1 1 Hampshire Avenue ALLAN FINE 4 Laurel Road Boomer, Football, Camp Mani- tau and ’71, Sharon 7, O.A.6, hockey, gmh, Framingham State, honda, Mr. Levine, Happy Mead- ow, after the games, BYE JB! . . . DAVID FISHER 30 Ames Court HIGH SCHOOL PRESSURES US WITH OUR BACKS TO THE WALL. KNOWING THIS I REALIZE THAT I CAN GO BUT IN ONE DIRECTION, FORWARD. SO ITS ONWARD TILL THE NEXT WALL . . . RUSSELL FLYNNE 36 Harding Street RUSS 65 Dodge Dart, Dart upside down, shappir, crash, Star,” pub. Happy Meadows, Goodbye Charlie C . . . GARY FOUNTAINS 25 Oakhill Road I don ' t know what I’m searching for. I never have opened the door, tomorrow may find me at least turning my back on the oast . . . MICHAEL FOX 237 Bay Road FOXY, KING OF THE BEERIES, PUB, my grandmother, June 21, 1971, LIZ, flaxey, Ronnie’s house, Johnny Slater, DOC, I PLAYED THE GAME AND WON. I MADE IT!! . . . 39 PAUL H, FREEDMAN 30 Marcus Road To be a winner, you have to say no to pleasures that an athlete can’t afford. Freak, soccer, bas- ketball, baseball, B.V.C. sports huddle, SCDC Stadium, Andy’s house, royals tryout, COL- LEGE , . . BRUCE GIGGEY 44 Mountain Street DIANNE, June 1, ’70, Bud, Fair- laine. Doc’s office. July Fourth down the Cape, Vermont, snow- mobiles, parties . . . ENID HELENE GARDNER 1 1 Wilshire Drive ’’What is essential is invisible to the eye.” BILLY, ”on this day” — Student Faculty Variety Show 5 1 71, ”E”. Mr. Grew, with Eileen, Marsha, Jackie Thanks Deb, thanks M. J. VANESSA FOX 1 1 Laurel Road ’’Only when we pause to wonder do we go beyond the limit of our little lives.” . . . PAUL GEISLER 6 Alden Street Life is the fulfillment of needs. The needs of the intellect are companionship, knowledge, empathy, for life itself. Until these needs are satisfied, there is no real life. Just existence. V PAUL GINSBURG 10 Leonard Road I get by with a little help from my friends. Planning Board. SHPL, 16 Lake Ave., Oscar, Spanish, Senior Prom, Falmouth ’71, Matching V.W.. Parties at Neals . . . SUSAN ST. GERMAIN 10 Lyndon Road Doesn’t anybody stay in one place anymore? DYNAMIC. DUO, TWIN, Syracuse Cape, Pewter Pot. SCH Naive, Mrs. R. Barn ’68’ High T’s LGD, CLLSJDJ’s JO oh yeah. MNRC. Airlines . . . DAVID GOLD 21 Middlesex Road ”lf teachers in this school were marked as are the students, we would have a much smaller faculty. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL F.T.A. . . . 40 DIANE SHARON GOLD 81 Oakhill Drive A new day, a new way. And new eyes to see the dawn. Dl, A special smile cape. 8 28 71, Agnes, Waterville, friends, summers 70 and 71, JT MA, dreams, Europe . . . BETTE L. GOLDBERG 17 Margaret Road Beatrice, summer ’71 with Val, Riverboat, carnivals Mill Hill. LGD, Saturday nite with Robin, BCKRT, happy meadows, F.F. ' S, McDonalds, college . . BETH GOLDSTEIN 48 Cheryl Drive “ . . . Only a dark cocoon before I get my gorgeous wings and fly away. Only a phase, these dark cafe days . . . MARIA GONZALEZ 35 East Foxboro Street J Eddie. Larry, Canton guys. { boone’s farm, summer ’71, ; Ramon. Leaving home, growing up on your own, Puerto Rico, Graduation leaving friends, t BYE . . . DANIEL L. GORBERG 21 Sturges Road Ski club, library studies. Period 4, pho- tography club. New Hampshire skiing. College . . PHYLLIS GOULD 99 Mohawk Street ’’69 Partying at Happy Meadows, HON- EST MR. BLANCHON, meanwhile back at the farm, crazy, happy, people midnite rides on Miner, Jimmy and Blitz ours” In THE Room, SOMEDAY . . . CINDY GRAY 40 Lantern Lane Involvement with people is always a very delicate thing it requires real maturity to become involved and not get all messed up . . . ALAN GRAY 1 Carbrey Avenue golf, skiing. Mt. Snow, the Brock- ton y” camp, let’s go to New Hampshire Monadnock, looking for tennis balls, pillows, J and P, summer ’71, college, pharmacy, ; july 4. ’71 ZIGGY. | 41 V ROBERT GROSS 1 66 Billings Street Bobby, Montreal 71 . Falmouth 71 , Deborah Sampson Street, up the water tower. Blue Bonnets Race Track, skiing. Home Show, High School parking lot, Frank ' s, May 1, 1971. JOHN J. HAPPNIE III 35 Beach Road Jack, Hockey at Mount, winning, the Boys, soccer. WENDY GROSS 39 May Street Tish, Always with Bruce, Aug. 23, 1969 Joplin, writing, opals. Variety Show, beards, Filene’s Basement, Euphony edi- tor. Prom 70, Marsengold, carnations, Miami with Bru-69. 70, 71 . . . DAVID GREENBERG 1 66 East Foxboro Street Herby, with Cheryl, Summer of 70 and 71, Saturday nights in the truck, young judaea, 66 mustang . . . LISA GURWITZ 14 Livingston Road Bagels n ' creamcheese, summer of 70, Israel, dszjc. Speedy, ebmpwnj, xmas — Dorch., Irskdj, summer of 71 — Nantask- et, jptcatlj, n.y.. Id. live in the future not the past, return to Israel . . . 1 VIRGINIA HADDAD 1 0 South Walpole St. Remember how simple life use to be? walkin ' , summers 70-71, xmas eve, the tent, mother-in-law. puddin ' , ft. ball., nlddphcs, $5 bet, CBS, scrapbook, Charlie, 43 DAYS, Roy . . . NANCY HARE 105 S. Main Street Smile and the world smiles with you. Weep and you weep alone. doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief?, Cherish, 8 3 71 , to marry Al, I ' m confused, M and M ' s. CLARENCE HENNIGER 31 Codman Park, Roxbury Man is born free, but every where he is in chains C, Basketball, soccer. BVC, Garden 70, The guys, Andy ' s House . . . 42 THOMAS HENRY 35 Cottage Street Yes . . . Well . . . There’s the Thing . . . STUART HERSHMAN 438 S. Main Street Soccer, basketball, baseball, BVC, Andy ' s house, legion. Garden 70, Jock, Bob ' s, In town, Welisley, with the guys, SCDC, June 5, 72, college. 0 PAMELA JOYCE HERTZEL 3 Middlesex Road If the sun is just starting to shine, why do I feel like crying ?? BBG, Bells, Hunk, You gotta have heart. Ward and Larue, Friends, al- ways . . . DEBRA ANN HIRSCH 38 Lyndon Road Old friends, MIKE, 1 1 -20-70, On this day. Captain Mike, Variety store, Enid’s Billy, Mr. Grew, Time it was, and what a time it was. Thanks Enid, Thanks Mike, Thanks MJ!!! ROY A. HORAN 241 East Street Ginnie, Football, Hockey, 43 DAYS, The hor, Sharon — 7, OA — 6 . . . JOYCE HIRSHON 6 Birchwood Circle Billy, marriage, Nov. 27, going to Plain- ville, LGD, Happy Meadows, PUB, I’m so embarrassed! Get off my back. Right when you just start to live it up comes the smiling Mortician . . . PHILIP HERSHON 46 Harold Street I would rather die, having spoken in my manner, than to speak in your manner and live . . . RONA LEA HOFFMAN 7 Elliot Street Tan, baby oil. Small grape no ice, summer 70 at the lake, Robin’s, parties, goudgies, crisbie weather, Filene’s Basement, CCB . . . 43 LORRAINE P. HOWLEY 436 South Main St. I ' ll get by with a little help from my friends . . . Lil Books 13 . . . ash- trays . . . Flori’s . . . nghdp . , . CBS . . . witches . . . 10 31 69 driver ed crack up memories . . . and Paul . . . JO ELLEN HUBBLE 345 Moose Hill St. Jo . . . Billy . . . Crying over You” . . . Rocky . . . Sugar, Sugar” . . . 1 1 20 68, 6 30 69 . . . New Years 71 ... I love you Boo Boo . . . Meryl ' s Friendship . . . Tish . . . Frog . . . Sum- mer ' 71 ... Domberta. ARLEEN HOWARD 1 1 Massapoag Lane How can people miss you if you don ' t go away? . . . You ' ve made me so very happy . . . tennis . . . VSC . . . Kiddie Kamp . . . Steve Who? . . . CBS . . . Sailors . . . GVC . . . Lechmere . . . Love Story. MICHAEL W. HUGHES 32 Bayberry Dr. Ruth, fairlane, weird one, weekend nights at Happy Meadows, Rare Treat, U.S.AF. Pub 70 Bud” What me worry? Denneno’s — July 5. HARVEY HURVITZ 20 Leonard Road PAUL INGEGNERI 260 Lakeview St. 65 Cuda, P.u.b. Beeries, Dan ' s Motel Drinking in Oldsmobile, Heard it through the grape vine Lorraine . . . Happy Meadows Card game Ferguson Lecture. PETER JACOBS 27 Madison Ave. Soccer; tennis; sports make it; glad its over A. A., I don ' t need you. KAREN JONES 135 Ames Street If you want to be happy, be . . . Jim ... 57 Chevy . . . rats . . . May 7 . . . LGD . . . romping stomping Ram- bler . . . BPM . . . nursing Joanne ' s . . . CLSJJJA NH . . . Who ' s Sandie? 44 ROBERTA A. JONES 135 Ames St. Robin . . . Who ' s Racquel? . . Cou- gar . . . Yellow Firebird . . . Canton Parties . . . Prom 71 . . . Timmy . . Sat. nights with Bette . . FFS . . L.G.D. MacDonald ' s ... My Friend Pebbles. GAIL MYRNA KAIZERMAN 7 Middlesex Road Sunshine” . . . Larry . . . together . . . summer 70 and 71” . . . straw- berries . . . Chicago, beginnings . . . Cheerleading . . . Son of God . . . S.H.M. . . . wanna go late?” . . . Temp- tation, Reggie . . . MYRA SUSAN KAIZERMAN 7 Middlesex Rd. . . nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass . . . JT A and D. Ferrara ' s Myrna, If we were smart,” IN AGNES, Nursing, FDAL, Kancam- agus, Wanna go late? SPFB, 10 7 71. ROBIN KAPLAN 23 Colburn Drive Rob, Hood, Israel, Boston eyes, sicky-piggy. Cape, Maine, D.H., i G.H., R.I.. J., T., Small People I Where ' s Martha? Skinny-Dipping, crank. May 23, 1969, me and j Den, Thank God It ' s over. ANDREA RUTH KASSER 28 Pole Plain Road It is well to give when asked, but it is bet- ter to give unasked, through under- standing. Waterville, Kancamagus, Farra- ra ' s . . Rob ' s . . . summer 70-71 . . . Nursing, If we were smart. SUSAN CARLA KESTENBURG 29 Dunbar St. Sue . . Barry . . . July 7, 1970 baseball games . . looking for pennies . . . 6 19 71 . . . Israel July ' 71 . . . Heights . . . call after 9:15 .. . M.M. . . . Gorilla . . . College. NANCY KENDALL 23 Moosehill St. To my parents — who I love, respect, and appreciate . . . who have done more for me than I will ever realize. Thank you. Love Nancy S.B.M.C. . . . Prom ' 70 Saturday morning tall? . . . Singinq forever. ELAYNE BETH KESSELMAN 392 South Main St. The pen is mightier than the sword. j I 45 J BRUCE KIRSCHBAUM 10 Roberta Road Lower the age of Puberty . Rochester . . . Charlie ' s Party . . . Charlie ' s Mailbox . . . Flim Flam . , . Never Trust an Ar- madillo wearing dentures . . . th ' th ' th ' that ' s all folks! PHILIP S. KOPEL 345 South Main Street Striving to live a dream . . . August 24, Phyl, Track 1-4, Cutlass Sailing my Cat, Skiing the Mountains, Rock Killington, Chimmney Rock, Get together with friends, McDonald ' s Onward to College. STEPHEN C. KIELY 15 Bradford Avenue Head” Football Baseball Boys Varsity Club Yellow Dodge Dart R.T,” Sharon 7 O.A.6. Thank You Mr. Allman, Mr. Pec- kham, Mr. LaChapelle, “Hit that thing Gee, Manitov 71 . . . SHEILA EVELYN KOSS 5 Birchwood Circle To every thing there is a season, a time to every purpose, Israel 70, Joyce ' s friendship, buddies, BS, 10 1 70, you ' re only 16?, Marshalls growing up. College. BETH KUSHNER 391 East Street With out love, laughter, and tears there is no life, cheerleading, 3 16 69, 1 23 70, P.A.B., 8 29 70, That certain look, 11 25 70, 3 28 71, memories, how can I be sure? someday . . . REBEKAH LASKIN 224 E. Foxboro St. I ' ve looked at life from both sides now, from up and down, but still somehow, it ' s life illusions I recall I really don ' t know life at all . . . JOYCE LEVENSON 21 Indian Lane I really need someone to talk to and no- body else, ahimbi, shoe shelf, Shon ' s light, B. roofers, Lynda-H and H, Kossy, understanding . . . MARK LEVITAN 34 Harold Street Haste makes waste, he who hesitates is lost . . . 46 1 ARNOLD LIEBERMAN 14 Wilshire Drive Enclosed by four «alls, I sat for four years, looking around at the floor and the chairs, now it is gone, all in the past, in- dependence day, at last!!! STEVE LIEBERT 65 Morse Street Killington, Powder Easter, Bromley. Jr. High Ski Club, The bomb, ndc, sold bomb, stereo? sfty. This is stupid? MARCI LIEF 6 Harold Street Life is a tear and a smile. MELANIE LOHMILLER 3 Capen Hill Road Cat ' s foot, iron claw, neuro sur- geons scream for more. At pora- noias poison door 21 ’st century schizoid man . . . MARK LOWENTHAL 83 Beach Street As the evil spreads throughout mankind, God sits atop his kingly throne. Watching as his chosen race goes blind, stumbling down the winding path, alone . . . KEVIN MacNEVIN 2 Abbott Avenue Hockey, radio, uptown, Beeries BPM, Honest Bob. 326-7321. T.G.I.O. JAMES McMANUS 303 N. Main Street the sun, Killington snow. Tucker- mans, Cyndi, Bicycling, You may be deceived if you trust too much but you will live in torment if you don ' t trust enough. DONNA L. MARIA 61 Walpole St. Donna, Happy Meadows, Always with Joe, blue ford, brat, H.H. getting caught. LGD, November, Marriage . . . 47 ALLEN MARGULIES 168 North Main Street Censored. Censored. SEAGULL. JOKE. (Marty and Al). Bob. you’e great, ABE, I don ' t need you, camping trip. Bye Bear . . f ' ' LAURIE MARKOWITZ 27 Country Lane Lav, BBG, MM, 9 24 71 — final- ly, Lerman, 70. Mono games, li- cence — never, socials — This one ' ll be better. Memories — 10 11, 9 4, 11 15, 4 7, teach- ing .. . Hoping . . . ED MARTIN 44 Lanter Lane Love is a memory time can not end, Lit- tle Kid. Chip. E. Eddy, Knee, Mann ' s Pond, Cape, SAR, Montreal, Concord, 1 170, Goose ' s Parties, Indulge . . . EDMUND P. MARVELLI 225 North Main St. Ted Orene, July 9, 1970, Football, 67 Hands, Manitoy 71 . BUG, Bako, the Pub, Take a break Hockey at Mount, Thankyou, Mr. Allman. Mr. Peckham, Mr LaChapelle . . . NANCY MASON 50 Berkshire Avenue Remember Texas, driving, around, Spanish classes, BBG, vacations in Buffalo, Summer of 70, Love Is, No Good, Economics, GRADUATION . . . LESTER MATZKIN 218 South Main St. If you do not think about the fu- ture, you can not have one . . . Galsworthy SFTY, variety show, loving you has made me go ba- nanas. ED McDowell 202 Harold Street Dorchester JOHN McGRATH 1 1 3 South Main St. 110 hp.. Nant ' 70, Budman, MJC Camp, j STAR, Chico B., The Club ... The Corps . . . 48 i ( RICHARD McGRATH 26 Walpole Street A dollar three eighty . . . RAE ANNE MENDES 26 Bullard St. Rae, Sept.. 1970, Getty. 64 Olds, Mr. Big Stuff, Happy Meadows, Boston, DBDJ, It ' s finally over. . . . JOSEPH MILLER 37 May Street Very Little is needed to make a happy life . . . I KENNY MIZRAHI 27 Suffolk Road I tried . . . will everybody please under- stand that. Where are my parents?” Mizzy, Aronson ' s, cards, nuts, concerts. Florida, New York, College I hope . . . RICHARD E. MOORE 50 Ashcroft Road Dick, Happy Places, Joan. Cape, South Cape Beach, Summer 70 and 71,” square, Jefferson Airplane . . . MIKE MIGDAL 43 Bayberry Drive Donna, going to Tewksbury, sum- mer of 71, Aug. 14, playing base- ball with Lew. Mr. Billiards with iN VALERIE MICHALOWSKI 18 Margaret Road I believe in the sun even when it isn ' t shining . . . Boom-Boom, Cape 71, Mill Hill, Carnivals, RRR, Happy Meadows, with Bette, LGD, Thanks Mr. LaChapelle . . MINDY MODISTE 16 Lake Avenue MO today I feel like pleasing you Felix, waterville, skiing, Nas- sau. yellowbird, trident, cinnamon, getting a tan, bojangles, you are what you eat. student council, ski club, softball . . . 49 •4 JOHN MULVEHILL 40 Pond Street 64 Falcon 260” . . . BPM Jungle Juice , . . Honest Bob . . . Easy Bolt-ons . . . Happy Mead- ows . . . Gaft’s The Boys . . . Budman . . . Stiffs . . . How can you stand living there. BRIAN MURNANE 32 Beach Road All the cool kids . . . MacDonalds Mobil . . . The Surf . . . The CYO Ski Trip . . . Three days Good bye Charlie. SUSAN MULLEN 50 Harold Street It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” Ft. Lauderdale April ' 70 . . . P.P. . . . Benz . . . Cheerleading . . . SHM. PETER MURPHY 5 Suffolk Road Diane, V.W., Goodbye Stubs, Manito, Happiness is Happy Meadows, D. Block, Good times M.V., To Bruce-bird, Football Hopeful France. ELIZABETH J. NARDONE 29 Crest Road Summer ' 71 ... Malibu Smiling faces, B, J, D, K, P, V, . . . the gang 86, Cobbs Corner . . . N.A.. P.P., Cowabunga. PATRICIA A. NEAULT 90 East Street Faith, Love and Courage move the world -Patti Pat, Firm, Yeliow Bomber, Crescent Ridge ' 70, Dec. 19, Period 5 in Library, At Teh’s with the kids, French Club, Something’s burning” STEVE NEIPRIS 33 Dunbar Street In the life of a young man the most es- sential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship,” without them I don’t think I would have made it. Thank you. SCOTT JEFFREY NELSON 32 Deerfield Road You can give without loving but you can’t love without giving. Barbara, Yellow Dune Buggy, out West, Ape. 50 SHARYN ORTON 12 Robs Lane Don ' t deny the feeling that is stealing through your heart, every happy ending needs to have a start. the Shore . . . 8-6-71 — ED, Zappie, the Gringos, surf re- ports, Roche: the race. JANIS NITENSON 29 West Street A million tomorrows may all pass away Ere I forget all the joys that were mine. Today. WALTER PALMER 200 Furnace Street SANDRA LEE PHARMAKIS 20 Walpole Street Man looks on the outside appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart. Ricky, Smile, Bible Lit., Deering, Fellowship, ' 65 Corvair, Library, Music, Friendship, LPN, Sindy. LIDA L. NORSE 151 Morse Street Twiggie, Blondie, SCH, LGD, RC, COBES, P-Town, New York, Miami, JLCSDJRKM, SCDC, Canton Parties, Lets Skip, Fla Fla, What Next?! . . . DAVID PATRICE 10 Flampshire Avenue I made a wish on a four leaf clover that school for me will finally be over. SANDRA OREL 8 Glenview Road KAREN PEARLMUTTER 279 Massapoag Avenue EARL PITT 36 Pleasant Street Cheryl, Football, Baseball Manitou, BVC, ONAH, Texas summer, of ' 71, asleep at 2’o ' clock, good luck to Uncle Chuck with MVFC, dune buggies, thank you coach- es .. . SHEILA PLISKIN 24 Essex Road KENNY, March 27, 1970 U. Mass Weekend, spaghetti, bowling, Sue-14 X 3 , always at Joans, the family sleepovers, KENNY . . . JAYNE POLLACK 4 Francis Road “Riches and power are but gifts of blind fate, whereas goodness is the result of one’s own merit.” cottage cheese sand- wiches, with a y”, planning board, mar- sengold, student council . . . JEAN PRICE 36 Upland Road LINDA ANN REDDICK 23 Pleasant Street i, Fellowship, Marshall’s pedidles, i ' filbbity — jibbit, Jackie, Jong ago: i you’ve got a firneds, cherry tree, ( halloween 69 braces, growing pains, where to now ... KARL REEKSTIN 264 Edge Hill Road SILENT HE CAME: SILENT HE STAYED: SILENT HE LEFT: Spring Valley, the ocean, camping, golf . . KAREN RHODEN 9 Holborn Street Roxbury Life is what you make it, no matter who or what you are, the idea is — it you make it and that could be very far . . . KEVIN RICHARDSON 432 Massapoag Avenue I 52 KATHLEEN A. ROCHEFORT 1 7 High Plain Street “No one regards what is before his feet; we all gaze at the stars.”, Roche, summers on the Cape, The Playhouse, snowbanks, Ort: the Race. BARRY RICHMAN 45 Lantern Lane JAMES H. RITTENBURG 17 Gannett Terrace He who knows himself knows all,” Skiing, Tennis, Monadnock, N.H., Vt., Maine, Toots, Pucker, Bushes. Sailing. STEVEN ROBINSON 1 8 Marcus Road Like a bird on the wire. Like a drunk in midnight choir, I have tried, in my way, to be free. Ifti ’ LEANNE ROETS 261 East Foxboro Street Texas, GC.. Blondie, Happy Meadows, Life, Laughter, and lots of fun. Many new friends in ”72,” College?, Morses, Pizza . . . ARTHUR ROFELSON 6 Robin Road HOWARD ROSEN 23 Suffolk Road Varsity Track and Cross Country. 53 DAVID ROWE 34 Summit Avenue Happy Meadows. 64 Fairlane, Road Runner, Gat’s gang, Emer- son and Cunnings working on cars, Budman, the boys. GLENN RUBEN 12 Lyndon Road Emotion ' s mixed, eye ' s fixed on 12 long years behind, cap and gown. File around like a circus clown. For now we’re free, a world fo see and Sharon High is past. M. ROSENBLATT 18 Eagle Drive Nina Simone Says: Buddy Ebsen is no accident.”, Rochelle think so too. LARRY RUSSELL 1 75 Edge Hill Road Tell the Truth; the pub; Hockey at Mount B.M., N.I., B.C., Your High School Friends; Mr. Blake. Mr. Stevenson Z28 Happy Meadows, Bye Stump. ALAN JAY SAGANOV 44 Pole Plain Road And Judah Shall Live Forever, and Jerusalem From Generation to Generation , Israel Young Judaea, Conventio ns, Barbie, The Parking Lot, Marcia” — It’s You, Hey. Boo-Boo! Big Ethel and Demetrius . . .mmmmm . . . IRA SALLEN 40 Oak Hill Drive Life is the spirit of a person, Sal, 70, Football, Fall ' 70. BVC, Mani- tou CC, Summers, P-Town. Col- lege. DAVID SANTOS 1 1 8 Mansfield Street I’m a rational animal, however theoreti- cally the frog will never reach the pond if . . .’’ STEVEN S. SARFATY 6 Francis Road There are several good protections 5 against temptations, but the surest is t cowardice. 54 MARTIN SCHLESINGER 44 Colburn Drive Life is like a cesspool, what you put in it is what you get out.” ' 64 Corvair, Easter 71 at Killington, Tuck. Judy, Hey Sport, Mountain Concerts. ROBIN F. SAXE 19 Margaret Road Birdie, Friendship with Elise, EBL, Always down Cobbs, Morse Shoe, MacDonalds, guitar. Florida 70, More today than yesterday,” Corvair, 8-1 1-71 , Lav 3, 402. DEBORAH A. SBARDELLA 24 Gabriel Road Lenny. Florida 71, LPJPDMSTDKR, Prom ‘69, peas, Nantasket, Volkswagen, Canton House, Cowabunga. ED SCHNURR 1 1 Ames Court Confusion will be my epitaph. As I crawl a cracked and broken path. If we make it we can all sit back and laugh. BARBARA J. SCHUBERT 33 Moosehill Parkway Scooby, the heights, Barrys Deli, Sum- mer ' 68, Rusty, Modeling school, Franny and Karen, BJ. DT, Motorcycles. Vet. PEI, July 19, 1971, New York, NA. MICHAEL LEE SHALEK 28 Lakeview Street No matter how hard I have tried to better myself somebody is always trying to change me. GLENN SCHACHTER 33 Colburn Drive To be aware of oneself, one must expect the unexpected and take each day as it comes, for the next may not.. Tennis, Golf, Friendly’s, New York, Corvair. JOHN SCOTT 239 MooseHill Street Your Life is not Everlasting so enjoy it while you can. Hockey No. 1 . Soccer. My V.W. Bus. CADY-JO SHEAR 63 Cottage Street Cady, Canton, Cape, California, Syracuse, twin, SLKRJO, Lav’s, Prom 70 , Falcon, parties, good old days, DDB, LGD Traveling, BYE. GWYNELL SHEEHAN 78 South Pleasant Street Is not the sky a father, the earth a moth- er, and all living things, with feet and wings, or roots, their children? LISA BETH SHAPIRO 8 Mitchell Road You are you, and I am I, And if by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful. RHONDA SHERER 22 Wilshire Drive Good, great, and joyouts, beautiful and free, this alone is life. September 28, 1 968, Tig and Gaucho, Brandy. S and S in Colorado Youth Council. Leo. Om. Bloop! RUTH SHRIBER 26 Leonard Road “A new day, A new way New eyes to see the dawn Go your way I’ll go mine and carry on.” JOSEPH SHULMAN 3 Wilshire Drive MARTHA SIMOLLARI 192 Mansfield Street Love has a way of working things out.” Sim, Bob, Summer of 70-71, Singing, SCDC, Where’s Robin? , cheerleading, dancing. GVC, You aggrivate me!”, Au- gust 26. 1972. BRAD SIMON 24 West Street Let us live in Peace, ALLYN, Cross Country Summer of ’70, going to New York, The stockroom,” The long dis- tance telephone bills, listening to music, sports, self confidence. I 56 ‘ KATHY SMITH 32 Station Street MARSHA ELLEN SIMON 40 Williams Road . . Only you and I can help the sun to rise each morning. If we don’t, it may drench itself out in sorrow . . STEPHEN C. SIRKIS 23 West Street . . . and there shall be a very great mult- itude of fish , . . IRA SOKOLOW 37 Lantern Lane Becoming is superior to being. ERIC SPECTOR 23 Highland Street Spook, BLOND HAIR, skipping, I need it, sailing, waterskiing, hockey, getting wrecked. Iron Horse, goodbye Schtubs, California. KAREN STEELE 42 Harding Street Are you two twins? No we ' re cousins!, Brian 70-71, Corvairs and TBirds, LGD, Harley’s and Yamahas, November 6, 1970, July 4th, 1970. CAROL SMITH 13 High Street The lifetime I have left I open up to you To tred upon and travel through” You pave the road I’ll follow, you build the bridge I’ll test it first. DONNA STEELE 42 Harding Street Are you two twins?, 7:25, Paul, Jeans Blue Harley Davidson too, Peanutbutter sandwiches, wing three lav. 57 MARTIN STEIN 312 N. Main Street We are shut up in schools tor 12 or 13 years and come out at last with a bag of wind, a memory of words, and don ' t know a thing . . . KEITH TAYLOR 29 Gabriel Road Lisa, KT, Bear, Mo Fo, soccer. New York, The rock. Monkey, sandpit. Buddy Miles, Don’t keep me wondering no longer . . . ELISE STONE 25 Margaret Road Elsie, summer ' 70, ec. 6-1-70, More Today Than Yesterday,” Robin’s friend- ship, Cobbs, Friday nights, Marshalls, Mustang, 8-20-71, GSI, riding around, notes, remember, sleeping, retreat, cute, dreaming, teaching, college . . . KATHERINE M. THOMAS 1 1 High Plain Street Merl, Aug. 9. 68. MNPDML, Peas, Green Hornet. Onset, FFD, Pat’s party. Mar- riage, Cowabunga . . . JONATHAN D. STEERE 92 Billings Street New Hampshire 70-71, 32 Maple Ave., hockey, basketball. Wagon Wheel Trail, cars. Nomad? . . . BARRY STRASNICK 10 Madison Avenue A sound mind in a sound body enjoying it self as much as possible . . , KEVIN THOMAS 121 Hazelton Street Mattapan DAVID B. SUDIKOFF 12 Suffolk Road Chance favors the prepared mind. i I 58 FRANK I. URBANNO 22 Leonard Road She likes my pizza’s better!, 3-27- 71. Vin’yard, 70-71, BP, Parties, over Andy’s, P Papa Gino’s, ducks. Airways with Nancy. Col- lege, Totals Mustang, Green Mach I, FUNGIS . . . GAIL LINDA TITELBAUM 9 Laurel Road When your friends are there everything’s alright, PPTLEVD, friends. Yellow Bomb- er. Per. 3 and 5 study, silences, RM Poems, Life. Wonderful Life! . . . JOANNE TRAUT 30 Morse Street Imagine, let’s sneak out, GP. the barn 68, LGS, Chris’s Parking Lot, Canada, the vineyard. Don’t worry about tomorrow until it comes. PAUL VAN VAERENEWYCK 12 Norfolk Place I am what I am. So let me be. For I’m my own responsibility. PAULA BARRETT WEBBER 21 Lyndon Road Papa Gino’s, glass of ice. dodge, GTS, “HOWIE” Friendlies, December 26, 1971 , Ames Pond, 61 Falcon, Stoughton Auto Parts, Andover Institute, JC . . . STUART J. WEISS 25 West Ridge Drive Everybody’s missing the sun, every- body’s through the afternoon, how can we have any fun, if everybody’s missing the sun . . . MELISSA URANN 64 Summit Avenue I want to have fun, I want to shine like the sun. I want to be the one that you want to see . . . LORI WEISS 197 Wilshire Drive I am that I am, Shonna’s friend- ship Leon and Rose. I don’t be- lieve this! impersonations, antics with Margie. JMP, Variety Show, October 19, 1970, Marshall’s, life goes on. NATE WHITAKER 34 Crest Roadway TANYA WISOTSKY 89 Bullard Street A falling leaf whispers something to liv- ing men. , Faith, Hope, Charity, Rain- bow, Girls ' State, USA, Steve, Sports, Siggy’s Camp, Class ' 72, friends. The best is yet to do. Thank you, life. MELVIN WESTERMAN 65 Lincoln Road Mel, Visiting Stoughton Jail with Pork, Doug and — , Getting smashed at corner of East and Mountain, the wall, Arboro Country, F. L. . . . DIANE WOLFE 586 South Main Street Di, turning red, Pinto, Mr. Bo Jangles, Oct. 24, 70, Hi, Thexy, I ' m dizzy, Cana- da, Shop, tank. Smile, I had a friend KOPLCAlS VD, Blue Hills, Love Story, Jimmy. MARCIA WOLFE 52 Lyndon Road Connecticutt 70-71, BGS, do you realize Yah, Jo ' s Friendship, sol- diers, STL, Lets have a party, memories, wing 3 lav, Mar- shalls . . . MICHAEL WOLFF 1 1 77 Bay Road Alias John Sebastian, Alias Mon- kus T. Munk, Honda, Boons Farm, Palm Springs, Nantasket, Demoli- tian Team, A monkey in the tree is worth two bananas in the mouth. LAURA WOOFENDEN 48 Highland Avenue DONALD R. WORTH 91 Brook Road A wise man ought to search the end be- fore he comes to do a thing through. 60 MARY WOUTERS 12 Chessman Drive Mom and Dad, Chargers, Moonshine, Winter 71’, Pinky Shake, Clark, Nurse? Airlines? April 6 and 1 8, Friends, CHARLES BUIE 53 Marcella St. Roxbury, Mass. The basic problem of men and nations is man ' s inhumanity to his fellowman. Ghetto, CO basketball, Afro-American Society-Pres. ciubesiuol selzahc. BOB FORMAN 28 Wilshire Drive Motorcycles, 62 Vet, Norton? Happy Meadows, The Beeries, College Bound? “327 ci Middleboro scrambles. MICHAEL J. HAPPNIE 35 Beach Road CC, Hockey at Mount (Rides home), the boys, Mopar, jungle juice. MIKE KOFMAN 88 Deerfield Rd. MAUREEN E. McKALE 10 May St. Cleveland, St. Clair, Beanies, Rolling Rock, Susan, apartment, work, cans, Jim, Tragedy, Bruins, Greyhounds, Doc- tors. DENISE DELASHAW 1871 Bay Road DREW CHANDLER 1 Webb Road MICHAEL GOLDFARB 165 Wilshire Drive Ext. DEZZIE HILL 15 Franklin Hill Ave. Dorchester. MARY McAlister 198 Mansfield St. MICHAEL NASH 5 Essex Road MARK ZEN RUFFINEN JOHN BREZACK JAN SCHATVET IGOR SLEZAK I 30 Chestnut St. 30 Dehart Ave. 76 Brook Road 427 No. Main St. ij We all like to escape from it all for I a week or two, sometimes longer ' if we’re lucky. •Then why is it more o( us aren’t trying tor an P I eternity’’ ,4 I 1 i 61 “The Man in The Dog Suit” Martha Walling (Beauty) — Carol Smith Oliver Walling (The Beast) — Stephen Sirkis Lotty Gaxton — Laura Woofendon Henry Gaxton — Mark Lowenthal George Stoddard — Paul Geisler Eileen Stoddard — Beth Goldstein Mrs. Louisa Stoddard — Melissa Urann Stewart Stoddard — Tom Henry Anthony Roberti — Mark Levitan Mr. Beal — Michael Shalek Director — Mr. Carlyle Newton Faculty Manager — Mrs. Helen McGarry 62 JUxJIOR RED CROSS VIF MBfint (IP drive Nirvana Mr. Anthony, Advisor, B. Kirschbaum, Editor, H. Wynn, D. Shriber, B. Magid, J. Pollack, A. Trangle, L. Wolff Not pictured: R. Shriber, J. Esterman Math League 1st row: K. Reekston, M. Zussman, G. Schaefer, J, Nitenson, B. Cohn, L. Matzkin, M. Burman 2nd row: H. Waldman, S. Shulman, L. Woltt, S. Zakon, A. Trangle. E. Gardner, M. Kramer, D. Sudikoff, Mr. Levine, Advisor 66 Internationa) Relations Clockwise from left: A. Ulman, I. Sokolow, S. Lanci. R. Cohen, L. Rosenthal, J. Kritzman, Mr. Nelson, Advisor Ecology 1st row: S. Zakon, S. Gordon, E. Garratt, B. Brown, S. Ellins, S. Sutton, J. Freeman. M. Osgood 2nd row: B. Berger, J. Sokoloff. M. Klein, D. Sudikoff, M. Wolfe, M. Levitan, S. Sirkis, E. Kellerman. P. Duffy, N. Gronendyke, N. Weig- 3rd row: R. Cohen 67 Chess Club Clockwise from left: S. Shulman, N. Appel, S. Sutton, S. Zakon, D. White, S. Forman, K. Lakin, M. Lowenthal, R. Linsky, R. Appel, H. Waldman, A. Koppel, P. Arnell ! f 68 Library Club . i 1 i I 1st row: K. Costello, P. Kirsalas, C. Glaser 2nd row: R. Goldstein, B. Raffelson, P. Liberman, B. Markt Not pictured: R. Cohen, S. Watts, D. Copeland Literary Magazine 1st row: B. Bishop, N. Bengis, A. Hadlock 2nd row: E. Marshall. S. Logan, B. Berger, S. Koss, R. Appel, M. Evell, A. Saganov Not pictured: W. Gross, editor. M. McCarthy, R. Rosen, G. Fountain. D. Alemian, E. Schnurr 69 Visual Aids On table: D. Morgan (T V.) 1st row: E. Mayer, M. Sherr, N. Katz; Supervisor, P. Ayres, M. Elf- man 2nd row: D. Fisher, S. Cohen; Advisor, Mr. Marcus, I. Dickerman, M. Lamb, G. Pearlmutter Not pictured: J. Miller, (Classroom and Auditorium) Student Council 1st row: M. Lowenthal, S. Klein, Secretary; M. Levitan, Mr. Liberman, Advisor; D. Gold, R Rosen, B. Strasnick, Vice-President 2nd row: J. Pollack, President; M. Reuben, R. Shriber, M. Modiste, Treasurer; N. Summer- field, V. Fox, L. Weiner, A. Caplan 70 i Radio Club Seated: E. Mayer. Treasurer Standing: D. White, Vice-President. D. Fisher, President, Mr. Ayers, Advisor. B. Linsky, Assistant Vice-President Jr. Red Cross 1st row: P. Laurie, President, B. Friedman 2nd row: S. Herman, Secretary, M. Hynes, R. London, J. Chados 3rd row: A. Ulman, S. Lanci, L. Rosenthal 4th row: V. Bre wster, L. Blau, M. Van Vaerenewyck, Treasurer 5th row: N. Gronendyke, P. Liberman, M. Klein, J. Sokoloff 71 Afro-American Society 1st row: F. Freedman, S. Davis, G. Burke, C. Davis, C. Buie (president), L. Smith, B. Jordan, B. Chandler 2nd row: B. Johnson, W. Reed, D. Allen, J. Booknight, K. Taylor, D. Wrenn, E. McDowell (treasurer), W. O’Neil, D. Gray, D. Clark 3rd row: R. Colendor, J. Wornum, R. Murray, D. Patrice, M. Posey, K. Dorch, E. Nau 4th row: E. Burke, S. Mosley, G. Fontaine, D. Wood, D. Simmons, K. Thomas, K, Rhoden, D. Hill, C. Henniger, D. Copeland (minister of information) Not pictured: B. Alexander, P. Boone, M. Cooks, S. Cooks, J. Davis, D. Gray, M. Greene, G. Hall, S. Henderson, L. Horner, B. Johnson, B. Jordon, C. Lumley, K. Miller, M. Myers, D. Powell, H. Pringle, J. Roseman, J. Greene, R. Stuckley, B, Watson, V. Weeks 1 National Forensic League P. Duffy, N. Groenendyke, S. Lieberl, R. Rosen, R. Stoller 1 Girls ' Varsity Club I 1st row: K. Rochefort, T, Wisotsky, J. Davis, N. Donovan I 2nd row: K. Redmond, D. Dutton, E. Gardner j 3rd row: B, Howley, S. Mullen, G. Kaizerman, P. Baker, B. Kushner, A. Strochman, F. Blumenthal, Coach Decas, E. Fine. A. How- I ard j 4th row: L. Blau, M. VanVaerenewyck, J, Freeman, D. Grahn Girls’ Varsity Club Officers D. Dutton. Vice-President; A. Howard, Points Secretary; J. Davis, President; E. Fine, Cor- responding Secretary; B. Kushner, Treasur- er 74 Pep Squad 1st row: J. Mucinskas, S. Bladd, K. Redmond. M. Balerna, S. Romanowitz, D. Oven. M. Traflon 2nd row: N, Donovan. L. Ferguson. D. Lake, M Hershon, C. Jackson, P. Traut, P. Stevenson, J. Price 3rd row: D. Sbardella, L. Sommers, P. Sbardella, P. Simollari, C. Layton. L. Kelly, M. Friedman 4lt} row: G. Haddad, S. Delagi, J. Lavien, M, Goralnick, L. Howley, S. Embinder, L. Cohen, P. Boone 5th row: S. Miranda, B. Darman, L. Webber, P. Frye. D. Wolfe, P. Corman, J. Wood 1 I I I 75 Color Guard H. Holding, S. Hirsh, M. Balerna, L. Kelly, P, Stevenson, M. Trafton 76 Boys ' Varsity Club Officers 1st row: P. Murphy, Corresponding Secretary; C. Canton, Recording Secretary; A. Chester, Treasurer; S. Hershman, Vice-Presi- dent; I. Sallen, President 2nd row: Executive Board: P. Freedman, J. Cosgrove. C. Henniger Boys ' Varsity Club 1st row: Coach Davenport, J. Cosgrove, P. Freedman, C. Canton. P. Murphy, A. Chester, I. Sallen. S. Hershman, ‘‘C” 2nd row: N. Appel, S. Keiley, E. Pitt, R. Horan, T. Marvelli, K. Reekstin, E. McDowell, K. Dorch, K. Thomas 3rd row: S. Boyle, K. Delaney. S. Waldstein, S. “Boy,” B. Gordon, W. Palmer 4th row: J. Happnie, J. Scott, D. Williams, B. Briggs, J. Connors, D. Neithold, J. Mahoney 77 Dramatics Club 1st row: A. Trangle, M. Gold. S. Ellins, S. Zakon, P. Geisler, L. Wolfe, M. Lowenthal, M. McAlister, S. Sirkus, N. Gronendyke. C. Smith. A. Goldstein, P. Duffy, P. Laurie, R. Goldstein. D. Stone, B. Levitan, B. Falby 2nd row: E. Kellerman, J. Freeman, N. Wiegers 3rd row: S. Wise, R. Stoller 4th row: M. Osgood, J. Beals, B. Fie- man, T, Henry, S. Solomon, S. Weiss Thespian Society S. Sirkus, N. Appel, M. McAlister, C. Smith, M. Lowenthal, N. Gronendyke 78 { Spanish Club ; 1st row left to right: R. Murray. S. ’ Shulman. B. Cohn, D. Spiegel. M. 1 Grey, S. Ginsburg j 2nd row left to right: C. Oliver, R. Sheldon, S. Rivkind, L. Woltl, M. Hershman. S. Gilbert, B. Rochefort ■ ' French Club 1st row: A. Goldstein. C. Zeuli 2nd row: R. Rosen. D. Wreno, A. Ha- dlock, R. Rosen 79 Marsengold Photography Staff M. McManus, K. Reekstin. D. Sudikoft Marsengold Literary Staff L. Marshall, R. Shriber. D. Hirsch, N. Bengis Marsengold Typing Staff 1st row: D. Steele, R. Saxe. L. Reddick. 2nd row: S. Borr, L. Weiss, J. Esterman, L. Markowitz. J. Hubble, N. Hare Marsengold Circulation Staff S. Koss, L. Markowitz, E. Fine. J. Chados, P. Hertzel, P. Gold Ski Club Left to right: B. Clay, K. Gustin, D. Gray, S. Sutton, J. Chados, M. Kopel. M. Modiste, M. Gorelnick, D. Gold, A. Kopel, P. Parish, J. Lavien, K. Redman, K. Nich- olson, N. Donovan, S. Marks, R. Shriber Ski Club 1st row: G. Vanesse, K. Kogos, I. Rothschild, J. Kellner, V. Dimuzio. 2nd row: L. Marshall, C. McIntyre, M. McManus, S. Liebert, J. Murray, C. Canton. 3rd row: D, Alemian, G. Kalian, J. Brothwell 84 i Madrigal Chorus j 1st row: S. Pharmakis, C. Gray, K. Hall, J. Freeman, J. Robbins, N. Gronendyke, L. Markowitz, M. Simon. 2nd row: P. Simon, A. Hadlqck, C. Miles, E. Keller- I man, R. Horan, B. Berger, B. Brown, K. Sprung Girls Chorus II 1st row: C. Lumley, C. Miles, D. Wood, T. Newburger, S. Goldman, V. Fox, S. Cohon, M. Noddell, B. Schwartz, J. Kaufman, D. Copeland. 2nd row: P. Simon, S. Sj Craig, N. Kafka, F. Kellerman, B. Magid, K. Zilberstein, R. Horan, P. Jones, M. Graven. 3rd row: J. Freeman, K. Hall, P. Liberman, N. Gronendyke, M. Simon, K Sprung 86 % Welcome to the Sharon High School , silent years — those tender times wher love reigned supreme. When we last left Sarsha and Rudolph, they were happily making their way to school, oblivious to oncoming misfor- tune. Little did they know they would lose each other — but, of course never their love. So, dear reader, get your handker- chief ready as we turn to the everlasting tale of “Sharon Place.” I Bong! The lovers are stunned by a surprise fire drill . . . no . . . bomb scare! no . . . fire drill! . . . bomb scare . . . whatever! Into the smoking area they run, only to lose each other in the smoke, ‘‘cough! cough.” ‘‘Where is my oxygen mask?” cries stupid Staker. “Where is my Sarsha?” cries Rudolph and thus embarks on his fateful search for Sarsha through the depths of exciting Sharon High School. ... to the Gym 89 Rudolph finds the Junior Misses deep in practice, “Have you seen Sarsha Collins?’’ “I couldn’t say,’’ whispers the elegant sparkling Miss Junior, as she dances “The Tom Jones Twist” to “Backtield in Motion “How many points would I get it I knew?” “Oh my poor Sarsha.” to the Home Economics Room 90 1 ! il I! 1,1 I I i i I I “Dear Mabel, have you seen my love Sar- sha? “I ' ve seen no one. I’m too busy measuring these seniors tor their caps and gowns. Why don’t you ask the kind doctor?” “Oh Doc, have you seen Sarsha?” “Don’t you know what time it is? Don’t you have a pass? Don ' t you have to be in a class right now? Do you realize the penalty for this?” Pleading “No comprendo, no hablo Eng- lish,” Rudolph runs off to find Sarsha. 91 1 I I “Have you seen my love Sarsha? cried Ru- dolph. “I have seen the red ball on the picnic table ... I have seen 200 students become vi- olently ill before an algebra test ... I have heard the buzz of the ear-phones . . . And I have seen the scale . . . But, I have not laid eyes on your love.” “Tell me, why do you hide behind this bed.” “You see the doctor there?” He thinks he’s giving me a mumps shot. Little does he know he’s sticking it in a yard stick.” “Good bye” ... to Guidance 92 Oh counselor Barrels, pinnacle of knowl- edge, you have always given me good advice. Tell me now, where could Sarsha be?” Sarsha? I believe it’s on the west coast. But you’ll never get in. Apply to U Mass.’’ No, not a school, my girl Sarsha!” Well if you insist; fill out these forms and I’ll send them to the school. 93 f i; i; ■t ii: In desperation, Rudolph runs down the hall in search of Sarsha. There he is caught by a teacher’s aide in one of her newest wardrobes. “Where is your pass?” No pass? Get a pass from your last teacher to go to the office to get a pass to be here to get a pass to go where you want to go.’’ “All right,” agrees Rudolph, as he turns in the opposite direction. ... to the Cafeteria 94 “Can his love be here annong the flying milk cartons and spilt macaroni? Alas! “Oh Sarsha . . “Oh Rudolph , . And so we find the lovers together once more. Even the walls of Sharon High School cannot keep their love apart — for love has no boundaries. Tune in next week for the continu- ing story of Sharon Place and find out what happens when Sarsha can’t find Rudolph. THE END 95 ■ Pa ' f f � « Iv Em j 1 Hsfil f ' ■ ■ y - 1 ' 4 1 7 ' ' ■ ' ' ) . 1 . %ii .V underclass ■ar Junior Class Planning Board 1sl row: G. Vansse, L. Rosenthal, J. Parker, I. Karlsberg, R. London, D. Shriber, D. Wrenn, S. Gordon 2nd row: M. Gold, M. Newman, P . Duffy, N. Katz, N. Gronendyke, B. Howley, B. Markt 1 n-r p l i gySS| h 1 i Ml 1 1| t mmmf XI - 99 J 100 102 I 105 5 106 107 I 108 109 110 I I I I Sophomore Planning Board 1st row: A. Trangle, L. Simonetti, B. Clay, S. Guineas, B. Brown, F. Blumenthal, P. Parish, K. Nicholson, N. Donovan. 2nd row: D. Speigal, L. Hill, E. Marshall, S. Ginsburg, J. Dowd, B. Rochefort, M. Hogan, P. Weisman, R. Levine, B, Berger 112 113 I 114 1 115 ! 1117 118 119 t i 120 121 122 124 itr. I SAFETY GLASSES A 125 FRESHMEN r 126 127 i - 128 L 1 I 130 « A 135 !; 1 4 ' ,v 136 L I 137 143 ! Ton — 1st row A Hershon, J. Freeman, S. Gunner, I. Sandd, J. Lavien, L. Blau Ld row: B. Rochefort, A. Howard, 1. Rothschild, A. Sharad, Coach Pini Middle — 1st row P Jacobs, B. Strasnick, M. Lowenthal, J. Beals 2nd row G. Schachter, C. Hosmer, A, Newberger, Coach James Girls ' Tennis Sharon 4 1 0 5 4 1 5 0 4 1 4 1 5 0 4 1 5 0 1 4 2 3 1 4 5 0 4 1 5 0 1 4 Opponent Brockton Walpole Brockton Brockton Canton King Phillip Franklin Brockton Stoughton Foxboro Mansfield Westwood Medway Canton Stoughton King Phillip Sharon 5 5 3 5 5 5 5 4 5 5 5 5 5 4 Boys’ Tennis Hockomock League Champions Opponent Oliver Ames Franklin Foxboro Mansfield Canton Stoughton King Phillip Franklin Foxboro Mansfield Canton Stoughton King Phillip Oliver Ames Track Sharon 38 34 26 72 55 76 58 64 53 78 38 93 41 90 68 59 31 91 43 ’ 2 8772 46 85 Opponent Southeast Middleboro Canton Southeast Foxboro Stoughton Oliver Ames Mansfield King Phillip Franklin North Attleboro 5th row: J Cohen Girls’ Softball 35 Opponent Canton 17 King Phillip 25 Franklin 22 Oliver Ames 13 Stoughton 32 Foxboro 25 Mansfield 10 North Attleboro 20 Canton 15 Stoughton 18 King Phillip Top — 1st row: Manager, B Howley, Assistant Manager, R. Wagner. M Modiste, M, Layton, P. Nie- thold, J. Wolfson, L Ferguson, K, Connors, L. Cunningham, R. Horan, Coach Smith 2nd row: J. Wood, E. Fine, F. Blumenthal, M. Van Vaerenewyck, E. Gardner, D. Grahn, A. Strachman, B. Waller, D. Dutton Golf Sharon Opponent 4 ' 2 472 Franklin 0 9 Canton 8 V 2 V 2 North Attleboro 3 6 King Phillip 3’ 2 572 Stoughton 8 V 2 72 Oliver Ames 6 3 Foxboro Golf Team Members J. Mahoney, B Levine, W. Delany, M. Schlessinger, M. Kalis. A. Gray Sharon 9 2 6 3 2 5 6 10 13 8 3 1 14 0 9 2 6 1 0 5 2 8 6 8 7 1 9 6 4 8 7 0 7 3 Varsity Baseball Opponent Norton Oliver Ames Foxboro Mansfield North Attleboro Franklin Canton Stoughton King Phillip Franklin Oliver Ames Foxboro Mansfield North Attleboro Canton Stoughton King Phillip Middle — 1st row: S. Kiely, K. Delany, R, Freedman, E. Lamm, J. McCormack, G. Shuffain, J. Cos- grove, A. Chester 2nd row: Coach Cunha, E. Pitt, W. Delany, S. Hershman, K. Reekstin, D. Dunn, R. Worth Bottom — 1st row: J. Newman, R. McFarland, K. Adams, J. Smeed, J. Sweetman, J. Morganelli 2nd row: Coach LaChapelle, A. Hoftman, H. Magid, S Segal, S. Pokorsky, E. Klos, D Niethold, M Bar- tell Not pictured: P. Siedenberg, J. Connors D 149 150 151 153 Varsity Football Hockomock League Champions Sharon Opponent Score 21 No. Attleboro 6 13 Seekonk 0 10 Foxboro 20 0 Stoughton 21 19 King Phillip 0 0 Franklin 27 14 Canton 0 19 Mansfield 0 6 Oliver Ames 0 J.V. Football Sharon Opponent Score 0 No. Attleboro 32 18 Seekonk 14 28 Foxboro 0 6 Stoughton 14 18 King Phillip 28 23 Franklin 8 26 Canton 0 12 Mansfield 6 6 Oliver Ames 6 Freshman Football Sharon Opponent Score 6 No. Attleboro 6 16 Foxboro 24 8 Stoughton 12 14 King Phillip 0 0 Franklin 36 6 Canton 0 16 Mansfield 12 14 Oliver Ames 18 Football Team 1st row: Coach Allman, K. Delaney, I, Sallen, M. Schlesinger, T. Marvelli, tri-captain; R. Horan, tri-captain; S. Robinson, tri-captain; S. Kiely, E. Pitt, C. Canton, Coach Peckham 2nd row: Coach LaChapelle, S. Boyle, P. Murphy, J. ' Condon, A. Fine, P. Costello, C. Edwards, Coach Gee 3rd row: B. Briggs, S. Waldstein, B. Flaherty, H. Magid, G. Shuftain, M. Gold, M. Cunningham, R. Gordon, N. Loomis, M. Kalis 4th row D. Williams, J. Cosgrove, D. Neithold, J. Connors. C. Layton, S. Mosely, M. Gray. D. Post, R. Connors 5th row: G. Markt, J. Sweetman, J. McCormick, H. Hatter, A. Baker. G. Hughes. H. Katka, E. Cottee 6th row: S. Allen, A. Levine. M. Swanson, J. Morganelli, D. Condon, R. Morgan, D. Taylor Freshman Football 1st row: G. Parsons, S. Powell. K. Burman, R. Cohen, B. Wayde, E. Burgess, J. Handsler 2nd row: F. Wood, D. Muldrew, J. Kerber, M. Cosgrove. K. Horan, D. Olken, K. Kincaed 3rd row: P. Danca, M. Wolte, E. Mayhotter, G. Sauna, B. Platzman, B. Smith. S. Pozner 4th row: Mr. LaChapelle, Coach; B. Zeolla, D. Freedman, B. Butler, J. McDonald Varsity Field Hockey ' t si J 1 ' ’ ■ wivi 1 mil ' r ' ■ Sharon Opponent 1 Stoughton 0 Oliver Ames 1 Mansfield 1 Franklin 0 Canton 1 No, Attleboro 1 Foxboro 2 King Phillip Varsity Soccer Score 1 1 1 2 2 0 3 2 Sharon Opponent Score 3 Avon 0 1 Quincy 4 0 Foxboro 0 3 Norfolk 0 4 Franklin 2 2 No. Quincy 1 2 Avon 2 1 Quincy 2 3 Foxboro 0 3 Norfolk 1 5 Franklin Cross Country Hockomock League Champions 1 Sharon Opponent Score 33 King Phillip 24 27 Canton 29 25 Stoughton 31 18 Franklin 43 16 Foxboro 45 22 No. Attleboro 34 23 Qliver Ames 34 Varsity Field Hockey 1s1 row: Coach Hogan, K. Rochefort, C. Gray, M. Layton, D. Dutton, J. Freeman 2nd row: P. Lieberman, D. Sbardella, K. Redman, N. Dbnovan, M. VanVaerenewyck, I. Cushman, M. Hogan, B. Rochefort, F. Blumenthal, C. Connors, Coach O’Malley 3rd row: J. Wood, E. Kellerman, L. Ferguson, P. Neithold Varsity Soccer 1st row: P. Hershon, R. McFarland, D. Shriber, D. Santos, T. Stein, H. Wineberg, M. Stein, D. White, K, Hoffman, W. Delaney 2nd row: J. Happnie, J. Scott, S. Weiss, R. Reekstin, H. Wynn, S. Sarfety, S. Hershman, S. Cohen, J. Schultz, W. Palmer, Coach Rebello 3rd row: M. Kincaid, C. Henniger, P, Freedman, M. Liebman, P. Jacobs Cross Country Ist row: J. Mahoney, Co-Captain; N. Appel, Co-Captain 2nd row: W. Aronson, B. Carey, D. Romano, T. Pelton, J. Delaney, M. Kogos 3rd row: M. Abarbanel, G. Pearlmutter, R. Hirsch, T. Moore, H. Rosen, D. Stone, P. DeCoste, Coach Siegal 155 156 159 Boys ' Varsity Hockomock League Champions Sharon Opponent Score 73 Winchester 51 53 Winchester 51 107 Franklin 44 80 Foxboro 32 69 Oliver Ames 65 67 Mansfield 42 70 No. Attleboro 65 56 Canton 49 68 Stoughton 56 68 King Philip 50 83 Franklin 58 67 Oliver Ames 38 89 Foxboro 37 71 Mansfield 37 72 No. Attleboro 48 64 Canton 56 56 Stoughton 52 56 King Philip 51 63 Canton 44 65 Hull 56 55 Rockland 63 Boys ' J.V. Sharon Opponent Score 48 Winchester 38 38 Winchester 51 62 Franklin 35 85 Foxboro 27 39 Oliver Ames 47 66 Mansfield 34 49 No. Attleboro 51 48 Canton 30 35 Stoughton 27 56 King Philip 29 49 Franklin 33 48 Oliver Ames 46 63 Foxboro 38 63 Mansfield 38 36 No. Attleboro 39 63 Mansfield 38 36 No. Attleboro 39 36 Canton 29 38 Stoughton 45 59 King Philip 39 Boys ' Freshman Hockomock League Co-Champions Sharon Opponent Score 54 Franklin 12 58 Foxboro 49 66 Oliver Ames 70 63 Mansfield 20 50 No. Attleboro 30 52 Canton 53 63 Stoughton 29 61 King Philip 30 56 Franklin 26 44 Oliver Ames 30 51 Foxboro 24 53 Mansfield 26 54 No. Attleboro 28 48 Canton 32 61 Stoughton 47 53 King Philip 24 49 Somerville 54 Boys ' Varsity First row: A. Chester; W. Delaney; P. Freedman, co-captain; S. Hershman, co-captain; C. Henniger, co- captain; J. Mahoney; C. Buie. Second row: D. Davenport, coach; K. Dorch; S. Mosley; V. Weeks; K. Thomas Boys ' Junior Varsity First row: R. Gillman; R. Levine. Second row: D. Neithol d; E. Klos; G. Callan; J. Sweetman; S. Allen; A. j Levine; B. Connors; R. Murray | Freshmen i 1st Row: Coach Peckham, D. Muldrew, M. Urbano, G. Parsons, G. Grosberg, M. Pliskin, J. Kerber. 2nd | row: J. Bouknight, P. Powell, R. Cohen, K. Berman, S. Posner, R. Butler, manager j ill Girls’ Varsity Hockomock League Champions Sharon Opponent Score 56 Mansfield 17 48 No. Attleboro 17 41 Canton 15 4? Stoughton 36 46 King Philip 34 42 Franklin 17 44 Oliver Ames 35 56 Foxboro 42 48 Mansfield 11 54 No. Attleboro 13 38 Walpole 34 45 Scotvale 48 Girls ' J.V. Sharon Opponent Score 12 Mansfield 6 5 No. Attleboro 11 14 Canton 13 15 Stoughton 30 19 King Philip 21 10 Franklin 14 8 Oliver Ames 26 16 Foxboro 29 10 Mansfield 11 11 No. Attleboro 14 Girls ' Varsity Basketball First row: J. Davis, co-captain; T. Wisotsky, co-captain. Second row: N. Donovan; M. Markt; O. Bright- man; C. Kestenberg. Third row: Coach Hogan; L. Bettes; M, Kiely; D. Grahn; D. Dutton; L. Simonetti Girls ' Junior Varsity First row: (kneeling): S. Vanvaerenwyck; S. Cameron; L. Weiner; C. Bengis. Second row: M. Cooks; L. Jacobs; E. McCormack; S. Cohen; D. Grey; Coach VanVaerenwyck I Cheerleading First row: G. Kaizerman, S. Mullen, B. Kushner. Second row: B. Howley, D. Morganelli, J. Sloggett, J. Berkowitz. Third row: P. Baker. B. Berger 1 . L I I 162 Senior Planning Board 1st row: M, Simon, E. Gardner, T. Wisostsky, D. Hirsch. 2nd row: K. Rochefort, J. Pollack. 3rd row: P. Hertzel, L. Sharpiro, S. Weiss, R. Sherer, P. Ginsberg, J. Miller I I I 165 I 168 169 170 ii 174 175 I 176 I I I 178 179 I 180 181 I Steven Robinson Layout Sharyn Orton Layout Stuart Weiss Melissa Urann Photography Photography I ) f ▼ J S! I f i 1 Ubrary MassacWBe ry