Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1973 volume:

mnft enGOiD 73 Senior Clo Publication haron, iTia zachu ott Volume XXXIV INTRODUCTION: A distinguishable part (as of a book) that provides explanation, information, or comment preparatory or preliminary to the main portion or subject. “The following 180 pages capture the thrills, the heartbreaks and the disappointments a student experiences during the formative high school years. The yearbook prides itself on being a democratic institution. Therefore, the few fine teachers at Sharon High are pictured along with the others. At this time, it should be expressed that the yearbook staff is in no way representative of the student body. It is comprised of a group of elite, intellectual snobs, whose sole motivation for taking part in compiling this book is self-glorification. ’’ ❖ “We, as the editors of this year’s Marsengold, have tried to include in the following pages the true-to-life happenings of the students during these all-important years of high school. Also, we would like to commend the fine teachers at Sharon High who have helped to mold us and educate us; we feel they have done an outstanding job. And to the advisors of the yearbook, we offer our sincere thanks for their efforts in helping us to create what we believe to be a true representation of the fine school that Sharon High actually is . No comment. ii rrr rm rfiir riiii ri lTTi ill rffiiiir TiiiTirriinnrriiiininTriTTiiiiTiiiirflHilfilllWMrill 5 I I 12 ■ 13 ■■in ««nm nm n i— !■! I— i 1M 15 rtflfiMWmn rufn ■- ■■� —— i i—i i n ’ — — — — . ■■■■■■ 20 ri m 1 inMiwn—nm imi ■■■MB PI BB—Hllffl— — 1 —HHHM —rt iiiiii i 28 A 29 30 1 1 34 35 ••-•ufcfS 36 37 % : in 40 1 HBBBU mummuam JM rams i 45 ; i ■ . vV.i ' 1 i ; s ?. 46 1 47 mi mmmm 48 49 50 M m 51 52 1 i i 58 w 59 i 62 Old administrators never die, they just lose their faculties. JOHN S. BLANCHON 1 3 Years Don’t give me that! MR. RICHARD STEVENSON 4 Years The buck stops here?? DR. STANLEY RUSSELL 5 Years I haven ' t had my Wheaties. OLIVIA C. STEELE 1 Year If I keep smiling do I get a lollipop? MICHAEL J. LEVINE 5 Years If I ran this place . . . c c c Please disregard the bells. o Students are to remain in Jj their homerooms until the warning bells ring. Q. SUE WHITE 3 Years Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men . . . 1 do. ELEANOR SCHWARTZ 5 Years That’s for me to know and for you to find out. MRS MARILYN LEVENTHAL 1 3 Years No ticket, No test. BEVERLY A. LITTLE 2 Years Would you like some Swiss Miss? ELEANOR B. MURPHY 5 Years Dewey use the Dewey Decimal System? MARTHA B. RICH, R.N. 8 Years Go see Miss Fitzgerald about THOSE diseases. YVONNE M WRENN 4 Years Hey, big boy! Come up and see me sometime 65 BRUCE ALLMAN 6 Years I keep dreaming I ' m George Allen. MRS. CYNTHIA SMITH 6 Years Anyone caught flushing their gym suit will be suspended GARY W. HALL 17 Years I beat the rap. KATHARINA DECAS 10 Years If you keep moving you won’t feel the cold. Don’t feel bad ... So you dropped the fly ball, and we lost the big game. It’s not the end of the world . . . But why did you drop it? 66 MISS MARION L. CLARK 1 6 Years Of course we have the Golden Book Encyclope- dia! FRANK BRYANT 8 Years Now imagine this body without clothes. LESTER C. FLEISHMAN 5 Years Shut up and sing! 1 JENNIFER L. WOODWARD 3 Years My shoosher is broken. Some books are so down to earth they should be plowed under. 67 The best maybe. can give you is a definite MR. MYLES J. MARCUS, Department Head 15 Years Are you sure it’s alphabetical? JOEL B. PECKHAM 9 Years I bet you thought your problem was different. ALBERT SOULE 9 Years I didn’t finish high school . . . why should you? 68 MARION HALEY 20 Years Your problem IS different. WILLIAM J. KONSAVAGE 31 Years I ' ve got connections. M. EILEEN FITZGERALD 4 Years Adjusting to Sharon High is not exactly adjusting to humans but it ' s close enough. JOHN BARROWS 19 Years You had to ask THAT question! MR. RAYMOND CASHMAN 2 Years Awww ... Go on! DR. G. FITZGERALD 4 Years No microphone ... no lecture. MS. CHARLOTTE MORIN 2 Years Whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him thy left. JIM REGAN 2 Years Yes . . No . . . Yes! JOHN LIBERMAN, Department Head 5 Years This is a classic example of the crippling powers of sulfuric acid. r MR. DONALD BERGERON 2 Years And then the traveling salesman did WHAT? MISS MAUREEN MULVEY 1 Year I got the wrong answer. I believe that our Heavenly Father invented Man because he was disap- pointed in the monkey. ARTHUR P. RICHMOND 2 Years In other words .to hell with the slide rule. ROBERT ZINITI 3 Years Baby Face MR. DUDLEY DAVENPORT 12 Years I am not pouting because we lost the game 71 J MARIE LUSK JOHN M. O ' MALLEY, JR. 1 Year 2 Years Only my hairdresser knows for go | j 0 m y Se |f ‘ ' self ... ”, buf then I was so sure bored I forgot to listen. SALLY PINI 3 Years How did you get THAT answer? 72 New math is the same old math, approached with a little less logic and a lot more memorizing. CHERYLL HOGAN 2 Years I may be beautiful ... but I’m tough THOMAS E. GRAFFTE 7 Years What do I do now? MISS AUGUSTIN 10 Years Turn around and mind your own business, buddy. 73 o c 6 ERNEST BLAKE, Department Head 1 6 Years I wonder which ones are the uppers? LYNN GATTONE 3 Years Sugar and spice and everything nice, that ' s what little girls are made from. BARBARA GREEN 2 Years Beat it, kid! MRS. ROBERT McGARRY 12 Years Maybe it’d look better if I put them on my nose. 74 CARROLL G. HOLT 6 Years You wouldn ' t do that to me . . . would you? MARIE A. VALLANCE 2 Years Dear friends, stay with me for a minute. CARLYE NEWTON 13 Years be DAMNED if I ' ll have a nice day. MS. LINDA NIGHSWANDER 3 Years Let me entertain you. TONY PANE 6 Years Dr. Reuben soothes my conscience . . . pinky worship is NOT perverted. The new English electives have proved undoubtedly that it is impossi- ble to make English interesting. KATHERINE NORWOOD 1 8 Years Monday next. RICHARD KENNEDY 5 Years The sensuous man. o c c 76 1 JOSEPH W. COURTEAU, Department Head 18 Years Keep your eyes on the COPY! JOHN NERO 2 Years I think I swallowed a fly. Business? It’s quite simple, it’s other people’s money. ETHEL E. ATKINSON 1 4 Years That ' s three minutes off the world record. JACK GERMAINE 4 Years Come type with me . . . period 7. 77 ■ i PAUL E HANNA 4 Years Give that man a banana. DAVID G. NELSON 7 Years I pride myself on being an intellectual 78 HI ROBERT F. CUNHA 8 Years Don ' t get wise, punk. MRS. LAURETTA CARROLL No, you may not call me Lauretta GERARD A. PLOUFFE 4 Years Get hit with one of those things and it ' ll ruin your whole day. LILLIAN SAVAGE 4 Years I ' m crying inside. God looks after fools, drunkards, and the United States. FRED P LACHAPELLE 5 Years I’m Teen Angel. 79 MRS. JOAN R. TREVAS 5 Years An obscene phone call? . . . Roger, it’s for you. MISS DORRIS NEWTON 39 Years People, people, you ' ve got to listen, people. M. PAULA MURRAY 5 Years O K. groupie, that’s it. ALAN SIEGAL 4 Years He-e-e-re ' s ALI They spell it Vinci and pronounce it Vinchy; foreigners always spell better than they pronounce. ROGER C. CHAPPUIS 4 Years Of course Frenchmen are better lovers. RINA A. GARCIA 3 Years All people understand? DANIEL H. FOLEY, Department Head 13 Years Oh Roger, you say the funniest things! MR. O. F. BEAUCHEMIN 1 Year Latin is a piece of cheese, a jug of wine, and a book of Horace. 81 IIOXMK.VW MIRIAM R. EAMES 12 Years I am not cheating . . . just checking. NELSON REBELLO 7 Years The devil made me do it . . . and I’m glad he did. THOMAS MARSILLI No, no, stupid, you don’t cut wood with scissors. CYNTHIA M. ATKINS 4 Years Isn’t that cute! Contrary to popular belief. The practical Arts are alive and living in Sharon High. A little unhealthy maybe . . . Contrary to popular belief the Practical A rts are alive and liv- ing in Sharon High. A little unhealthy maybe . . . m YJ 82 Cliff Adams 1 Summer St. 12 19 54 ACE , Becki, White Knight, Pits , Broadway, Brianwood, Jon ' s Party and the B V.D. Run, Times with the Hor, Flat ' s Blue Bomber, Baseball, BPM, Skating, Purple Haze Roslyne Backus 1849 Bay Rd. 3 2 56 Although I was just here for a year it was one of the best years. I met so many great kids. David V. Alemian 10 Westridge Dr. 7 11 55 Skiing, Vermont, N.H., ALP ' s, Austria, Germany, France, Concerts, Blues, Pine Tree Hill, The Place, Star Market, Pinto. You don ' t know the half of it. Sarah Bailey 74 Glendale Rd. 5 27 55 Pete Andrews 332 No Main St. 9 29 55 Green Triumph, girls . . . Love it to death” 119 Wayne A Aronson 25 Gannett Terrace 4 28 55 If I could relive my High School years, I wouldn’t. Wayne Cross Country Cape . . Pates . Morons-o . . . Michael Bartell 1 8 Lakeview St. 5 21 55 Mike . . Baseball . . Kim . . HTW ' s, Broadway, Brianwood, Bud, C.C.C.C. . . BPM . . . Joel ' s office . . . Thanks Chief, August 71 Diane Bell 15 Winslow Rd. 7 14 55 Peter Cape Summers, Nickerson 1 — 71, Jod, where ' s Beth?”, more travel- ing. Irish Setter, B.N , Undiscovered and alone until someone says . . . hello. 84 Karen E. Bennett 35 Brook Rd. 7 30 55 Paul ... the dock . . . LHJMEML . Clam . . . 1 13 72 . . . steno class . cape . . permit? . . strawberries . Helen, frog . . . bye. Harriet Berger 31 Glendale Rd. 1 31 55 Teach your children well, their father ' s hell will slowly go by. Neal L. Berger 228 East Foxboro 3 24 55 Debbie . . BRN . . . gateguard . . wit- schi’s . . Europe . . Bruno . . . pro- grams . Dec 25, 1971 . . friends Broadway . . thanks Mr. Peckham Good-bye everyone Marjorie Susan Bernice 22 Hampton Rd. 9 24 55 When through one man a little more love and goodness, a little more light and truth comes into the world, then that man ' s life has had meaning. Liz Bettes 137 No. Main St. 11 7 54 Mike, June 21, 1971, Club Car, Christ- mas, Prom 72, Nov. 30 App , Nelly. The barn, Bermuda 73, The girls, wing 2, 11 7 72 Bill Bishop 163 So. Main St. 1 14 55 MONZA GT, The artist, loser, Fire Dept , Nova, iQu6 Pasa? Dirty old men need love too! — Tyrone F Horni Steve Berger 2 Suffolk Rd. 6 16 54 Production welder — Mig, Tig, gas, elec- tric, cars, motorcycles, machinist Kessler Machine . . . A A welding San-Lin Welding Corp. I ' f I Linda Joyce Blau 49 Lyndon Rd 9 2 55 To know is nothing at all, To imagine is everything. HALLOWEEN 72 . . . slow- mo, J.S.P., tennis, PPDC . . . 1970-71 GVC, friends, 10 9 72, Gene . . 85 Frank J. Bloch 52 Ames St 4 5 55 You are t old, Lite in its present form does not exist. ' ' Absurd? Possibly. But let someone know your feelings. Express yourself. That ' s life. Jody Bluestein 41 Lyndon Rd 8 10 55 Cheryl A. Brenton 15 Madison Ave. 3 14 55 Earle, Nov 25, ' 70, laughing, family par- ties , New Years in the bus, Squit , Charly, S.T ., telephone ringing, Summer of ' 72, Winooski, crusty, beaches, Febru- ary ' s, J.M.P., memories . . . Barton C. Briggs 7 Hillside Ave. 6 4 55 Beloved Goat Canada Hillside Invitationals . . YMCA . . Cycle . Teen Angel . . Mals . C.C.C.C. . Carol T. Brown 8 Mark Rd 8 1 55 Love is only half an illusion Summer Breeze”, 8 19 72, LGH, GP, Mich Co Mar, Wrentham, TJ ' s, Petie”, meadows, California, hey sweetie, dig it yah . , munchies Barbara Burlingame 1 6 Stone St. 4 22 55 Riding of the Dawn, between sky and Earth, I ' ve seen a land of HoDe. Sunlight and snowfalls, mes amis, mal: where did it go? skiing To Life! Michael Maakl6 Brezack 30 Dehart Ave. 8 23 55 Matz, Ian, Clyde, Tequila, Slight, Tull, Non-Everything, More Science High, Miss Green, Groucho, 80 Pounds! Doctors Dayale, Mark + Joeye, JOHN, Turn Up Dale! ' Donald Burns 5 Wilshire Dr. 6 26 55 “To set your goal in life and live for it.” 86 Patricia Cabral 59 High Plain St. 3 17 55 Ronnie Callender 107 Ellington St. Boston 9 3 54 Wanda Nov. 23, Man can ' t live on bread alone ... 71 Ninety-eight Olds, Brig- hams, Grand Novations, Air Force. Lynne M. Cameron 16 Winslow Rd 3 28 55 Rick . . Feb. 27, 1971 Saturday nights . . . Cape 70 . . . STL . . waterskiing with Lynne . . . like a donut . . . learning to ski. Andrea Terry Caplan 11 Leonard Rd 4 6 55 “To my parents — thank you for your love, kindness, and understanding and making me the person I am.” Happiness with Bob, Vermont, beautiful friends, PEACE. Lisa Carey 46 Billings St. 6 21 55 . . and life flows on within you and without you , laughing, crying listening, thinking, “why? , Cape 70, S.T.L., bike- rides, brothers, the lake, “just friends , K.T.M.B. Alan Casso 1 2 Lake Ave. 12 29 54 Prez, B.V., Morons-o, BRN, Witschi ' s, Hyannis, Macs, Deneno ' s, Wilbar, Novem- ber 6, 1971 “Just catch the snowflakes of tomorrow and the winds of yesterday. Doug Chute 23 Lee Rd 3 9 55 Welfleet, Melting Pot, Vans, Cape, Pen- guins, Freaks, (Mr Hannas PADLSD), Olympus, 750 4, P-town, 930 21. Amy Cohen 18 Leonard Rd 6 24 55 A smile costs nothing, but gives much It enriches those who receive, without mak- ing poorer those who give. It takes but a moment, but the memory of it sometimes lasts forever. Ilene Gale Cohen 30 Eagle Drive 10 1 55 The hardest thing tor some people to say in 25 words or less is Good-bye.” Jim Connors 35 Depot St. 9 19 54 Debbie . C.C.C.C. . . . Football . . Jumbo . . . George ' s . . Bud . Super falcon . . . H.TW. ' s . . Baseball . . . Lawn ' s . . . 73 . . . Thanks Chief + Smiley Ronni S. Cohen 1 4 Madison Ave. 12 5 54 Compassion is the beginning of under- standing ... Hi Teach! . . S.V.S. . . . Got any gum? . . . Friends . . . Smiles . . Fink . . . Thanks Mr. H. . . . Dramat- ics . . M.J. Superstar. ♦ Amy Corman 6 Park Rd. 7 3 55 Frizz, makeup, piano, poetry, always with Sandy, Marquis, twins, McDonald ' s, The Kennedy, The Pots, Dunkins, getting high, college, stewardess, thank you mom and dad. Shellie Robin Cohen 21 Jefferson Ave. 1 21 55 For those who love, time is eternity. Co, Blondie, Mashnee, Great Escape, Hap- py ' s, Camish, BOGUS!, Wrentham, E.S.P ., Blue Eyes, dig it!, Concerts, Hey Calderi!, Munchies! John W. Cosgrove 19 Harold St. 10 30 55 Jack, Grover, Quasa Football 18”, Baseball, Hockey, BVC . . . Manitou 71- 72 . Moons . . SS . . Pits, Broad- way, Brianwood ... Big Brother . . Steven R. Cohen 46 Arboro Drive 5 31 55 Cohey, Soccer, Track, B.V.C., Hey you know Cohen? Broadway, Summer of 72 . . . Hyannis, Smily, Brianwood, Spa, Ginos, 65 Super Sport, Who ' s Backing me? Sharon Marie Craig 18 Winslow Rd 5 28 55 Fink . J ' aimais Beethoven ' s Nipth . French Club, Variety Show . . . JRFC . . . GLS, Weezel . . . Art . . . Quand on a que I ' amor 88 Terrance Cronin 351 N. Main St. 11 20 53 David Cupach 1 1 Brook Rd. 5 19 55 Jew Kid from Ohio . . Working at •riendly ' s, 49 out of 50 ain ' t bad, Huh Beorge Serb City Lives on forever! Cynthia Crowell 1 6 Moose Hill Parkway 1 11 55 Each day has it ' s Always Cindy — The cape 71 . . . Traveling, neighbor snow, skiing, Norway, modeling school, Carol ' s Friendship, Sharon Manor, Nurse Gary Crowley 252 S. Walpole St. 1 1 6 55 Bikes, the pits, NMLRA, Indiana Nationals, Tennis, Hockey. BPM, YOG 73, Tauntm Quarry, Jackknives, Chess Club. Steven Darman 89 Deerfield Rd. 1 23 55 Fried You can get anything you want at Alices Restaurant.” Exception Alice Arlo I will gladly repay you Tuesday for a hamburger today Wimpy Maureen Delaney 631 So. Main St. 7 20 55 We should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there Kevan J. Cunningham 1 0 Lee Rd Weekend in N.H. . The V.W . . Les ' s Bachelor party . Pits, Broadway. Brian- wood . . . Blue Bomber . . 330 . . . M.H.C.C. Wayne P. Delaney 195 N Main St. 12 2 54 It’s not whether you win or lose, it’s how you play the game village idiot, Soc- cer, White Bobcats, Sue Sue and Ree, Thanks Joel 89 Linda Del Grosso 202 So Main St. 3 15 55 Gary January 18, 1970, Mustang, Norwood Arena, USA., Italy, Lets Skip, The Girls, Bye Doc . . . Patrick Dutfy 18 Huntington Ave. 11 14 55 Keep Smiling — People will wonder what you ' ve been up to Debbie Derosa 34 Longmeadow Lane 11 26 54 “The Mervick , Bremuda 73, with the girls, Brother Ron, July 4, 72, Cape, Dad- dy’s girl, M + M ' s, Oct. 71 — May 72 good times, Mike Dianne Dobie 1 1 Forest Rd. 3 21 53 Love is never having to say you ' re sorry. Summer ot 70, White Fairlaine, snowmo- biles, Bang-bang, Belinky, Avacado, Werby, I wanna make it with you. Debbie Dutton 77 Billings St. 7 5 55 Buttons, We got a goal,” No more pid- dles, Hogan ' s Heroes, Champs, Cher- ish , 9 22 72, Sensitive, butterfly, A place to hideway, Vermont, Irish, Europe, Eagles, Thanks C.J.H. 4 12 55 Without friends you have nothing . . Summer ' 72 . . Cape . . FLA . . . Sat- urday nights . . M.M.I. . . Mech Draw- ing .. . College . . Good-Bye . . . William Francis Dowd 32 Maple Ave. 2 16 55 Lisa . . 4 25 70 . . . Furs” . . . State Board of Education . Planning Board BPM . . Conservative ... 7:15 . . Library Charge Desk . . . Bill. Jerry Einis 350 Massapoag Ave. 8 12 55 The whole world is a little bit mad, but do not fear, fellow man, for in all madness there is a little bit of logic . . . guns . . . sailing . . . Western Auto. 90 Iris Fink 40 Harding St. 9 8 55 there is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so . . . You lose! ... I am not Jill . . . The Place. Anne K. Fortune 51 Summit Ave 5 20 55 I have never been rich before, But you have poured into my heart ' s high door A golden hoard. Allen Jay Fishman 36 Pole Plain Rd 9 13 54 A sense of humor is what makes you laugh at something which would make you sore if it happened to you. Susan Frank 17 Gabriel Rd. 9 28 55 Arco, Lechmere’s, Brockton ’72, Patch Alley, Patch Canyon, Bowling alleys, jam- ming at Debi ' s, Lums, Nantasket, laugh- ing, good times, with Bimbo, Red and the mind, Nursing Brian R. Flaherty 145 Old Post Rd 7 5 55 Flats, 84, football, track, In my Blue Bomber, blue GTO ' s, With Sue . . . V.W. crackup, time with hor , Broadway, Bri- anwood, Cinder, B.V.C., Southern Man, Getty. Judith Wynn Freedman 64 Wilshire Dr. 6 18 55 “4 years of many special people . Variety Show, MJ . Say Folder . . Jim . . . Field Hockey . Tennis, Dra- matics . . . Candystriping . . Fruity. Lynne Ellen Forman 45 Lyndon Rd 2 1 55 Life is that which we see and e g3erience through the spirit; but the world around us we come to know through understanding and reason John Jacob Frieden 44 Quincy St. 9 8 55 Beautiful orange glowing bright at night with mystifying madness and tonelyness my fright The stars and waters gleaming with rainbow colors seeming in my eyes 91 Barbara Friedman 14 Middlesex Rd. 2 1 55 If you smile at me I will understand ' cause that is something everyone does in the same language. Steve Friedman 35 Woodland St. 12 27 54 PORK. You can get anything you want at Alices Restaurant Exceptin Alice Arlo. I will gladly repay you Tuesday for a hamburger today. Wimpy. Mary-Ellen Gardner 20 Pond St. 5 17 55 ME. the docks. Helen, HKKLJ, Jodi Frank, BILLY, Beach Boys, Words, towed, Monticello, GN ' s, Summer of ’72, softball, waterskiing, Lake George, hiding, isn ' t it” ... Jayne H Getz 18 Pleasant Park Rd. 9 30 55 Kid . . . F.L., 7 31 72, Stars, New Years 71-72, Sandyneck, graduation 72, J.M.P., Jen, talks with Steve, S.A. 71 plus, Van, Sylvester, Febuary ' s, sleepovers, memo- ries, college . . . Richard Ginden 22 Jefferson Ave. 3 1 55 Freaks, Concerts, Whacky Weed, Schlitz, Stoughton, Summers, Chicks, Maine, Olympus, Mohawk, Boston, Pigs, I did it with very little. Good Riddance Sharon, Hello California, Peace Carol Glaser 268 Lakeview St. 10 13 55 Without love, laughter and tears there is no life.” Jay . . . 1 23 72 . . . Prudential Center Glaze trees and clocks . . . N.J. . . . Sherri ' s Friendship Wayne Glaser 26 Harold St. 4 3 55 Don ' t mourn for me now. Don ' t mourn for me never; I’m going to do nothing For ever and ever. Michail Glassman 57 Summit Ave. 1 6 55 THE BARN . Brocty-N.E.F.T.Y. . . . Ping-Pong . . . Variety Show . . . Israel . . . Institutes . . Morgan ' s . . pizza . . . Youth Council . . Good-bye M.J. 92 Susan Glazer 1 65 East Foxboro St. 8 2 55 For all the sad words of tongue and pen, the saddest are these, It might have been Amy R. Goldstein 55 Lyndon Rd 7 16 55 Grief can take care of itself, but to get the value of a joy you must have somebody to divide it with. Donna Beth Gold 22 Sturges Rd. 9 17 54 Love is a memory time can not end Bobby, 12 29 70, U Mass, flashlights . . Brookline summers . Robin ' s sis- ter? friends, N.Y., predicaments, neigh- bors . . memories . Robyn L. Goldstein 1 1 Clarke Court 4 8 54 Homecoming 1972 . . Steno . . . tennis . . . love . peace . . harmony . . . brotherhood. Mark Robert Gold 81 Oakhill Dr. 6 29 55 Bear, Agnes, Plunkett ' s trailer, Camp Manito, Sandlot Football, skiing, close one at Westridge, FN, Brockton Army Reserve, with MC at UM, Let ' s munch out. Karl Richard Goodman 9 Tamarack Way 11 8 55 “Life is a challenge; like the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, it must be carefully fit.” S.H.S. . . Summer 72 . . waterskiing. Merle R Gold 1 4 Bayberry Dr. 2 2 56 Stu, 8 11 71, Dwarfs and Ears, Colour My World , come here California 71”, Canada 72”, memories, Thanks Mom and Dad. Teresa M. Gookin 251 Edgehill Rd. 8 7 54 Terry, Moose, 4 29 71, RING, LET ' S TRY AGAIN , Starting all over as friends is gonna be rough, but we can make it Mustang, Oregon, Kathy. 93 Bob Gordon 6 Gannett Terrace 7 23 55 Gordy, Football, 71, Uncle Brucy’s Day Camp, Chief, Smily, track, captain, Gor- doni, lunch, Kyle, sacred circle, The Cape, Brianwood, Pitts, Gino’s, Broad- way, B V.C., D.P.W., V.F.W. Sharon Gordon 23 Livingston Rd. 3 3 55 Fie wants to be nothing except what he is. That is home. That is happiness. Herman Hesse Denise L. Grahn 40 Pleasant St. 4 14 55 You can ' t spell ' Team ' with an absent- T.” Den, Sports, Flogan ' s Heroes, G.V.C., Europe, S.C. DC., Thanks Miss Decas, Mrs. Smith and Miss Hogan . . . Chet Annemieke Graven 92 N. Main St. 10 20 55 The fruits of righteousness is sown in peace of them that make peace. Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called Children of God. Melody Greene 5 Eagle Dr 11 22 56 Black cross of sweat for a nation ' s rise Black is a boy who knows his heroes. Black the way a hero dies. Nancy Gronendyke 59 Spring Lane 12 8 54 Hmm . . Ray Guild 38 Lake Ave 9 5 54 Michael A. Gussman 78 Deerfield Rd 1 1 6 54 Guss . . . W W . . . Howdy . . Karen . . . New Hampshire ' 72, Bahamas, Ogunquit, Catskills . Broadway . . Concerts . . College . . . Walk the dog”. 94 Anita Ellen Hadlock 1 1 Berkshire Ave. 4 16 55 I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress; my God; in him will I trust. Howard N Hatter 23 Grant Circle 12 20 54 Football-1,2,3,4, Boys Varsity Club, AZA 1971-1973, Camp Manitou. Katherine T Hall 44 Highland St. 3 18 55 Again the forest is fragrant the soaring larks lift up aloft with them the sky that to our shoulders was heavy. -Rilke- Michele Harris 475 South Main St. 7 25 55 Steve, chopper . . the Schatvet family . . . The age of truth appears, lay your hatred down, smile at all the madness, buried in the ground. David Haytowitz 93 Deerfield Rd. 7 4 55 “Find out what you love to do, and do your darndest to make it happen. Deborah Beth Heller 14 Gertrude Ave. 8 2 55 Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Duxbury Beach, Israel ' 72, Saturday nights, blushing, blue tears, Friends Gail E. Handy 107 Billings St. 3 26 55 With new joy he entrusted himself to the life around him; and all the while he con- tinued to walk, taking his direction from the sun. -Hermann Hesse- Sarah Deborah Herman 32 Tall Tree Rd 1 24 56 We will lift our hopeful faces to the sun and our eyes will be opened by its splen- dor XXth Olympiad, Cheerleading, bicy- cling, skiing. 95 Stephen L. Hersh 1 29 Beach Street 3 30 55 Harry . . . New Hampshire 72” . . . Broadway September 25, 1971, The Wall . . “71 Rally Nova, Bass Guitar, Kyles Apartment . . . Ruthann . . Col- lege. Alan Hoffman 7 Elliot St. 4 15 55 Judy, August 7 . . . Baseball. Hockey . Brianwood . . Pits . . Broadway, Les s Bachelor party . . Ballgame at Mike ' s . . . The Spa, Nov. 9, 72. Kenneth R. Hoffman 39 Harold St. 11 29 55 Camp Clark, Riflery . . . Soccer . . . Schaefer Stadium . . . U.S.Y. . . . Hockey . . And Then — A Battle Won, A New One Beginning. Peter Hosmer 12 Huntington Ave 5 16 55 Cynthia Louise Howard 31 Highland St. 5 11 55 Nature is loved by what is best in us. - Emerson Cin, My Brother Howie, Thanks Miss G., Cross Country manager, Natalie, Spidey and Chisum, geology Elizabeth Ann Marie Howley 463 South Main St. 8 14 55 There ' s always tomorrow, for dreams to come true. Betty, Cheerleading, Prom Comm. Chairman, UPPY FEET! Beatrice”, effa duck, High Benches, Red Licorice, Times at Nickerson, Backs, Heidi ' s House, FORESTRY. 96 Mary Beth Hogan 72 South Pleasant St. 1 25 55 Beth Sunrises . . . Cape with Jamie . . . Nickerson 1-71 ... Di, Jod, here I am . . . oceans . . . Skiing Maine . . . Panama . emmies. Lisa Marie Huerth 66 Edge Hill Rd. 8 16 55 Through all the flowering of spring, the carefree golden summer days in autumn ' s glory and the quiet winter ... I think of you . . . Billy. Eugene Hunt, Jr. 24 Winslow Rd. 11 22 55 The road to success is always under construction. Linda Hurwitch 11 Gannett Terrace 5 11 55 Steve ... the barn Sinbad . . . hid- ing .. . summer ' 71 . . . weekends frog ARDK . . . the dock . . . KGHMCLJ. Bryan Jemmott 8 Suffold Rd 10 6 54 Me, Falmouth, Phily, Framingham, Trying to find a better half for me, Watersknng, Auto crosses, Drag Racing, Datson- Cobra, Good-Bye Basil Fred Jones 1 35 Ames St. 6 8 55 Independent Top Suspension, Robin ' s cottage Yarmouth, J.P. ' s, B.P.M. meat- room, F-100 ' s, V.W. ' s, Midnight Auto Sup- ply, Beeries, Air Force ' 73 ' , Keep On Truckin! Michael S Kalis 13 Robin Rd 1 14 55 PLUNKETT, Joyce, V.W., N.H. ' 72 ' , skiing, M.C. at U.M., The Men, close calls, Rusty, Broadway, Sandlot football, Greatful Dead, Chief Jay, NURP, Let ' s Munch Out! Althea Buie Kamp Rich 2 26 72 Linda. Liz and Toad, Let’s akip, Memories, Kamp Laugh, grinding the gears, Effing, Amos, Dale Satchmo Kaplan 124 S. Main St. 8 21 56 To Pork and Fried: I went to Alice’s and Wimpy tried to rip me off for a hamburger. Marla R. Kaplan 6 Leonard Rd 8 19 54 Summertime, PRS study, The Letter , Sundays, Out to lunch , Little Brothers. 3 am phone calls, partying late nights. Romeo ' s Dead, Are you ready” 97 William Kaplan 23 Colburn Dr. 9 1 55 Fingers the Wall . . Broadway . the Old LJK . . . Brianwood . . . Nor- wood Hospital: Home Away From Home . . . L.R. Ilene Susan Karlsberg 17 Suffold Rd. 3 24 55 Summer 70 , Wickford, DLC-RLC, BBG president, 7 3-4 72, 27 hours, U-Mass., Pinto, where ' s my key? , corrupted, DJH, Old Songs, Wild World , Buttons, Whatamigonnado?”, I ' m embarrased.” Gene Katz 19 Robin Rd. 4 13 55 Gino, I just work here, Linda, x-Brand, truckdriver, Brianwood, Basketball, Joel ' s office, Bob Inn, Bloomis, Florida, Reed State Park Robert Gordon Kaufman 69 Billings St. 3 20 55 Brad Park says, It won ' t break where it ' s held together by the epoxy. I still owe you 50 cents. Janice Lee Kellner 5 Marbet Rd. 10 8 55 Jani, the hut, the gang, The Who, Lincoln Park, XBHS, Ogunquit, Dick ' s Jeep, Broadway, SNJCPD, friendship with Jody, backroads, September 10, 1971 . . . Mark T. Kincaid 8 Edge wood Rd 2 27 55 CHET, BVC, Soccer, Track, Capt., Who ' s Mark?, Brianwood, Gate Guard, 4 day party, N.H., Spa, I don ' t believe in drink- ing, Broadway, 3 Dog Night, Zepplin, Denise Neil Thomas Katz 3 Paul Revere Rd. 10 13 55 . . Puddy, A.V., Camp Clark, PATRIOTS, Debating, Ping Pong, Basketball, STATS- MAN, Denver, State Bill, College, Planning Board, Soccer, Assembly Committee, CANTEEN Corporation, Baseball . . . Mara Lori Klein 35 Berkshire Ave. 1 16 55 A friend is someone who knows all about you, but likes you anyway, dramatics . . thespian . . . Preen . . . S.V.S. . . . thanks M.J., Mrs. S. . . . 98 Ed Klos 7 Summer St. 4 18 54 Cave man, Brianwood, Blue Bomber, Pits, Jon’s Party and The B.V.D. Run, Boy ' s Varsity Club, Varsity Baseball, Lester ' s Bachelor ' s party. Judy Kritzman 33 Lake Ave 6 28 55 , . . that the stars could provide a bird for my shoulder to fly through the rainbow — Tapestry and a black velvet coat Co-chec-ton . . Jode . O D.W.C. Ilene Kopelman 1 5 Moose Hill St 1 1 30 55 the dizzy dancing way you feel fairy tale comes real, Vermont run . odwc . headstart mountains. as ev ' ry crystal Thomas Kourafas . . . the 70 Billings St. 1 1 25 54 Joan Barbara Kravetz 1049 Bay Rd 5 20 55 Lumpy Elvis . . Larry, Joe Memories . Cape . . with Laurie Europe 70-2 . . My friends College . . . Thanks Mom and Dad Jacquie Gail Kurgan 63 Deerfield Rd 7 4 55 Friends, Dippy, Florida, Editor BBG, Lets Have True Confessions, Pooh, U-Mass, DJH, Summer 70, Yearbook Staff, Rec, Unfinished book, Guess Where I ' m Not , My Parents Wayne LaBrie 14 Quincy St 10 8 55 French, blue ' 65 GTO ' s, In Flat ' s Blue Bomber, Times with Hor, Tavara, M.H.C.C . Kevs one day V W , Track, Coach Al, go-karts, always happy with Jackie V 1 k 0 Andrew F Laine 75 Oakhill Dr 8 18 55 Nancy . , . Munchies, Haywire , Bea- tles, The wall, father and son, Organ, close ones at Westridge, Saturday nights, Broadway, sandlot football, Lets nod out”, college 99 Howard Lampert 39 Berkshire Ave. 1 24 55 MMI 19, Rhode Island, 65” Mustang, sailing, ITT, Templeton, Mass., Jazz Band, Berklee Jazz Festival, Christmas Party, We ' re not rotten kids, right Mr Cuhna? Patricia Laurie 310 South Main St. 5 3 55 What is your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill? Seek him always with hours to live Sharon Lanci 101 Pond St. 8 31 55 Paul Michael Lastoff 1109 Bay Rd 11 17 54 Kathy, N.E. Dragway, Honda 350 400?, Pine Tree Hill, Konica T , Europe 70-71- 72, Get on it, Flashy Red Convertible, Hondas all the way, The Place. Jody Bryson Latimer 256 Edgehill Rd. 2 12 55 Dickie, England, skiing Maine, Tunafish, Jonathan Livingston Seagull, Jude, Area 1-71, Di Where ' s Beth?, Bermuda, Walker and Jabe, Irish Setters, The sea matched with the sun. Christopher J. Layton 185 Norwood St. 10 28 54 Jeanne . . 65” Buick . . . Football . Joel’s oftice . . . 3 10 71 . . . Hor- seneck 72 . . . MALS . . . N.H. . . . White Bobcats . . . Manito 71, 72. Michael Leabman 12 West St. 4 20 55 Rarely do we have a chance to say what we really feel ... but when we do, we have nothing to say.” Mark Levine 1 1 Francis Rd 8 29 55 Astronomy Club . . . Variety Show 72, 73, M.J. . . . Period 4 in the foyer . . . My mother the guard . . Glad it ' s all over! 100 Phillip Levine 20 Essex Rd. 8 7 55 Flip . . . New York . . . Stones . . Bos- ton Gardens . . Macs . . Pinball Wiz- ard . . . Dart . . Painting Programs Hyannis . . . Friends. Roberta J. London 27 Spring Lane 1 4 56 If you smile at me I will understand, because that is something everyone does in the same language Berta SNJ.I, Summer breeze, secrets, starving, zebras . . What are friends for? Jane Lewis 2106 Millwood Ave Santa Ana, California 7 24 55 New York to Delaware to Massachusetts Majorettes . . . Tympanies . . . close friends . . . Israel 71 . . Ducky good-bye Sharon . Memories Paul E MacDonald 20 Glendale Rd. 4 2 55 I often wonder why our world has gone so far astray someway, I know I ' ll see shining when we’re all free men again. Robert A. Lewis 4 Hampton Rd. 10 28 54 Lewi ... 1 1 months of fun with Jo. Getting to know Patti Let ' s nod Ball . . . MC at UM . Greatest friends. Barbara Magid 20 West St. 4 14 55 Band-Alto Horn, Chorus, Drama club, Nir- vana, Circulation staff Candystriper Mammoth Mart . . . Philly The Group get togethers friends David S Locke 18 Middlesex Rd. 8 10 55 An experienced, industrious, ambitious, and often quite picturesque liar. ZEB, Lockomovitch, U.S.Y., Israel, Photogra- phy, Codman supply Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be dis- appointed. Herbert Magid 565 Bay Rd. 4 4 55 Eat with the rich, but go to play with the poor, who are capable of joy 101 John T, Mahoney 6 Pleasant St. 2 19 55 Broadway Norman Cindy Celtics to grow burns The spa . Hillside Invitationals You Can ' t Always Get What You Want . Eliot Mayer 34 Marcus Rd. 7 4 55 I have a question . . nifty trees with square roots Radio Club WA1MYK . . Field Day AVA . . BPM Richard J. Marcus 8 Gannett Ter. 2 2 56 Every man who says frankly and fully what he thinks is doing a public service. Israel ' 72, Konstant? Guantanamera! Whoop, Cape ' 71, Really? Tennis, Anyone? Barbara Anne Markt 1 5 Ames St. 3 31 55 Cotton candy sunsets, golden moments, Keeper of treasures, riding to nowhere, Teddy bears and red roses, Sailing ships and shaggy dogs, Gentle colours, sweet dreams. Michaela Mary McCarthy 16 Lee Rd 6 17 55 “Without rainy days, Sunny days wouldn ' t seem so bright Mickey, Smiling, Cross Country, Robin ' s friendship, sleep- over Cape, with Larry, Joanie, Joe. Jimmy; Indiana; ELEV, friends. Jeanne M McCormack 9 Summer St. 5 17 55 Happy are those who dream dreams and have the courage to make them come true Field hockey Hogan ' s Heroes. Skiing, Ascutney Switzerland, Chicago, The Lake, Bessy Linda Marshall 58 Richards Ave. 2 4 55 To be free with people is to be free with yourself. Bestest friends with Cyndi; SFTY; clean that room; walking the dog; Arts and Crafts; period 5; TUNAFISH; Brazil. Ralph McFarland 28 Walpole St. 6 21 72 Linda . . baseball, soccer, hockey, ski- ing . . B.V.C. . . . Pits, Broadway, Bri- anwood Weekend in N.H. . . . Les ' s bachelor party Burns 102 Robert W. McGrath 29 Station St, 3 27 55 Low Bridge . . . Sue . , Burns, The Bowling Alley Boys, Last of THE BEERIES. Super Stang . No one Knows . . . Thanks Smiley Cathy McLaughlin 50 Belcher St. 7 5 55 You can do very little with faith but you can do nothing without it. Marie Claire Melcher 145 Mansfield St. 12 3 54 Mimi with Ben . . My Cow the Moon Q.C Weekends Cheer- leader, Co-Capt. modeling Dan- bury N.H. . . . 2 27 71 Tim Moore 23 Maple Ave. 7 11 55 “What is life but a series of inspired fol- lies? David R Morgan 1 Bruce Ave 12 3 54 L ' oubli de la conscience dans I ' emporte- ment de la passion Marilyn Gail Morgan 1 Bruce Ave 5 4 55 An elephant is as big as tomorrow Robin Michael 51 Ames St. 8 21 55 The only way to have a friend is to be one Mother Porkchop, Mac Donalds, Summer “71 , B.B.G. President, neigh- borhood fights, Sue G.T., Hi Boo Boo Dianne Marie Morganelli 12 Gorwin Dr. 6 7 55 What is now, is no more, only memories” Dancing, FRENCH , Cheer- leading Co-Capt , Sports, G.V.C., good times , Beating O A , Italian Power , pageant, prom, Variety Shows, happiness! 103 Steve Mosley 62 So. Pleasant St. 4 13 55 ENNUI “It ' s such a bore, being always poor. ' ' Debbie Murray 23 Tall Tree Rd. 9 14 55 G.L.S., Pacifica Norton , Canton 8 1 71, 5 19 72, Poodle , Kravetz ' s Motel, new brother my slave “Deeply and Sin- cerely. Thanks. Kenny Elanie, Happi- ness is making new friends. Marilynn Newman 1 7 Marie Ave. 12 23 54 Let me live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man Douglas S. Niethold 8 Summer St. 7 21 55 Brower . Football 64 . Hillside Invitationals Firewood, F D. P. . . . Superguard? White bobcats, the MEN, H.G.P. . . . Wish I could but can ' t . . . toot Helen Neault 155 Mountain St. 9 4 54 Maryellen ... The dock . . EMKLKJCB . . . frog . . . fly , . . Denneno ' s . . . Kevin ' s friendship . . Summer 71 . . . Thank you Mom and Dad. Jon S. Newman 21 Hampshire Ave. 1 24 55 Kev ' s V.W . . . Weekend in N.H. In Flat ' s Bluebomber . . . Sandy . . . Pits, Broadway, Brianwood . Les ' s bachelor party . . . Quarries . . skiing, hockey. Michele Noddell 7 Indian Lane 8 15 55 Lar, “Life, love, and laughter yah, yah? . Great escape . . 8 19 72 CoCarMar . . SheJohnMe . LGS . . . H. Meadows . . munchies . . . Thanks Mr Marcus Marcy Osgood 2 Rob ' s Lane 1 13 56 I don ' t know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve”. 104 Janice Parker 1 4 Summer St. 3 24 55 Happiness and true friends are the most essential ingredients for life, without them, life is not worth living. Myram . JEEEL . . . Sue. Roger A Press 412 Massapoag Ave. 2 12 55 I can make you feel, but I can ' t make you think. Tull ' 63 Austin Healy . . The Manor . ski- ing Sunborne Music Co Jill Parker 8 Lake Ave 10 9 56 Hon, ain ' t none gonna dog me down. Edward F. Reardon 82 Glendale Rd. 8 23 55 Virginia . . Summer of 72” . . . the Cape Aug. 1 . Bristol Beach Surf Drive 40375, 8 20 72. Joe ' s? .120 club, 442 Mary Posey 235 Humboldt Ave Boston 11 8 54 Photographic Model Two Souls with but a single thought. Two hearts that beat as one. Walter Andr6 Reed, Jr 83 Messinger St. , Mattapan 10 16 55 Gary Pozner 9 Marcus Rd 5 10 55 poz . Brianwood . pits weekend at N.H. (in) . broadway 10 8 72 football at Shaeffer Les ' s Bachelor Party . . first ' s . . Keith Richmond 285 Massapoag Ave 1 23 55 105 Terri Lee Romano 5 Summer Street 10 8 55 Time will only tell 4c ' s, Jayne ' s Party, July 4, 1972, green trucks, blue dots, Happy Veterans Day, softball. G V.C., buzzard, haunted houses, straightlines, dreams, if only . . . Joseph Rosenberg 19 Deerfield Rd. 10 25 55 CDMMC CDMML ANBBMO CIDBLIQ YCDATLDICR ain ' t nobody’s business but my own. Barbara Elise Rosenthal 4 Country Ln. 12 30 54 Without love, laughter and tears, there is no life. PURPLE, U-Mass, friends, Lets have true confessions , Summer “70 , BBG V.P , stiff, pointed pockets, worrying, teaching. Debra Rose Robinson 20 Deerfield Rd 1 24 55 the star child . though Master of the world, was not quite sure what to do next. But she would think of something. Rochelle Rosen 23 Suffolk Rd 1 1 29 54 We aren’t in this world to live up to each other’s expectations. If we find each other it ' s beautiful, if not it can’t be helped. Jean Romanske 312 Old Post Rd. 10 10 55 Ah, God! Had I but studied in the foolish days of my youth.” Robin Nancy Rosen 24 Pole Plain Rd. 7 9 55 “Life goes on within you and without you. Howie, 1 1 72, Y.M.M.S.U.H. . . , Flashlights, prot r actors, Donna’s sister?, Mickey’s friendship, twinkles Florida, N.Y., mornings with Lori . . . triends, memories. Lesley Ellen Rosenthal 1 8 Marie Ave. 1 14 55 To give a love, you’ve got to live a love Les, always with Jay, friends, oldies, Cata- lina, U. Mass June 17, 1970, mino, mem- ories. 106 Ina S. Rothschild 49 Coleburn Dr 2 10 55 Cynthia Rowe Come on down to the river of sight and 34 Summit Ave. you can really understand . Neil Young 5 31 55 Susan Ruffinen 30 Chestnut St. 11 2 55 Elaine Faith Sandman 18 Essex Rd. 11 22 55 Half of life is if. KO, Scorpio, Canada, Miami, 71-72, Hair, operation 72’, License, Marshall ' s, shoes, college, KO. lisa Sandel 66 So. Pleasant St. 6 2 55 Sandy H. Sarver 1 27 Beach St. 5 7 55 I do not want to die To find that I have not lived K”, Cindy, Jody, Buddah , Shawn Phil- lips, George, Jefferson”, Europe, Rah Roo Miriam Ruttenburg 14 Leonard Rd 4 26 55 Diplomacy is to do and say the nastiest thing in the nicest way. Kenneth Lee Schatvet 76 Brook Road 8 8 55 Kenny . . Jayne, 7 31 72, N, The Place, Broadway, Caddy, Close one at Westridge, Nod, with MC at UM, Sandlot football, Nurp King, Let ' s Munch Out” 107 John Schultz 38 High St. 5 3 55 Sheila . . . April 14, 1972 . . . Vermont . S.E. ... Tull . . . Switzerland . . . Richard Scott the path ... the hut . . . the Pits ... 35 Pine St. Neil Young . . munchies 6 14 55 Steve Segal 1 84 Wilshire Dr. 9 28 55 Bird”, with MC at UM Bud” the men, JP, FP close calls, Let ' s munch out. Lynne A. Sheridan 22 Maskwonicut St. 4 18 55 and ot ourselves, we struggle within — to grasp the sun and all its glory. Oh to live on Sugar Mountain . Donald Shriber 26 Leonard Rd. 11 14 55 THE MERRY PRANKSTERS WELCOME SHARON HIGH FURTHUR, i f Gary Shuffain 434 So. Main St. 1 18 55 SHUFF Maureen Baseball, Bas- ketball, Football . . Pits, Broadway, Bri- anwood . . . Les ' s Bachelor Party . . Gateguard . Manitou . BVC . . It ' s been real. Arleen Sharad 22 Francis Rd 4 15 55 Let today embrace the past with remem- brance and the future with longing.” i Amy Shuman 4 Marbet Rd. 1 1 5 54 “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” Thanks Doc . . . 108 Cheryl Silverstein 33 Westridge Dr 8 9 55 DF, Brockton 72 , Patch Alley, The Arco, Great Times with the kids from Mammoth, Debbie, Red and Sue. David W Smith 13 High St. 3 21 55 Seek ye first the Kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all things shall be added unto you. . . . Patty. David Simon 24 May St. 9 3 55 M.M.I., Lums, 66 Chevy, Saturday Nights, Festival of hope, P. Town Jacqueline Sloggett 15 Ashcroft Rd. 10 5 55 Jackie, Malta Bay, Applesauce, love to ride, cheerleading, Mr Plouffe, Chief, Homecoming, Ma Horan, T and J, Meg ' s Stable, England, 11 13 72, happy with Wayne. Jeffrey D. Smeed 2 Reynolds Ave. 5 19 55 Smedly . Dawna., 6 28 72 Brian- wood. Pits, Broadway Blue Hills, Prats Court Baseball, Hockey, Skiing Mean Fred Fury . Wouldn’t kick her out . Carol Snyder 20 Dehart Ave. 12 27 55 Spin me back down through the years and days of my youth. Concerts . . Circulation staff . Cindy ' s Friendship . . . Can I go home now. Joanne Ruth Sokoloff 6 Paul Revere Rd 1 26 56 we are writers and readers of some eter- nal story; we fabricate our illusions and see our efforts destroyed, but with defeat comes the glimpse of a higher under- standing. Jorge Luis Borges Ellie Spector 23 Highland St. 11 14 54 It is only the heart that one can see rightly: What is ess ential is invisible to the eye 109 Danny Sperling 21 Laurel Rd 9 4 55 Yes; we ' re matchstick men formed through their Imagery till:now:it ' s time to go your own’’ Friends, Music, Film, Fleamarket, Hitchhiking cross-country, England, Cape, 14 32 96 Jeffrey Brian Sprung 15 Worcester Rd. 2 2 55 Tin can at my feet, think I’ll kick it down the street, that ' s the way to treat a friend . . . Corvair . . . Honda 450 AMF Debbie Stein 20 Country Ln. 4 4 55 Bimbo, Stein, Mammoth Mart, Brockton 72, frizzies, keys, jamming, Patch, great times with the kids from work, Cheryl, Sue and Red. Jill Steinberg 40 Highland St. 5 9 55 Something in your eyes that keeps me hanging around you” . . Art . . Bub- bles . . 2 for 5 . . . PERNRDG . AKLJMSHLMB STENO. Paul J. Stella 6 Washington Place 1 9 55 Jeans are blue, purple choppers too Donna . . . Leathers . . U.S. Army . . . Bud . . Canada . . M.T. . . . Green River . . . Born To Be Wild. Joanne Stevenson 1 1 Summer St. 7 6 55 Life is what you make it. Marshmallows on matches, Dance to the Music,” toma- toes, Happy Veterans Day, Hot Tomales, Hamburgigers, What ' s in the Fish bowl? 110 Ted Stein 31 Jefferson Ave. 8 20 55 “When I was young, they packed me off to school and taught me how not to play the game Tull . . . skiing . . con- certs . . . Vermont. Audrey Strachman 16 Gorwin Dr. 1 10 56 Sleepovers, April 71 (MacDonalds), 6 14- 8 6 (Y.G.A.F.) ' 72-Surprise! Hello Cheryll? 10 14-sketti supper, 20th (don ' t be embarras sed) SPRINGFIELD (we can do it) Thanks Cheryll! John Sullivan 130 E. Foxboro St. 6 25 55 Neil C. Summerfield 16 Robin Rd. 10 12 55 Summy”, Red Duster. Summer of 72, California Dreamin , Liz, BVC, The Cape, The Hotel, August 25, 1972, Water- skiing, cards, Slalom, Track, Hockey, Sandlot Football . . . Susan Marcia Sutton 39 Lake Ave. 9 12 55 I would rather be a superb meteor, every atom of me in magnificent glow, than a sleepy and permanent planet. -Jack London Michael Swartz 56 Garden St. 1 25 55 Shwatty” . . . The Pits, Broadway, Bri- anwood . . sports . . T.D. at Schaeffer . Les ' s Bachelor party, The Bargain . . . munching out. Kathleen A. Sweeney 97 Old Post Rd 9 28 55 Kathy . . . Steve . . . 5 29 71 . . . Ain ' t gonna eat out my heart anymore” Babyface, Cougar, Mustang, Panda ' s, fights, court, Ring 2 16 72, girls, Diane, marriage Marcia Tatelbaum 281 Massapoag Ave. 1 1 55 Kof . . . 6 26 71 . . . CoMichCar . Mt Olympus Cliff . . Camaro ' s . . . LGS . Munchies. Richard S. Trainor 1 1 Henry St. 3 3 55 Working . . . Cars . . graduating going to New York . Gale Traut 26 Mann ' s Hill Rd 9 12 54 fish . . . VW’s . . . Bry . the Cape . . . with Chris . . . Meg ' s stable . orange . . Summer of ' 69 . . Huckins . . . L.l. Ill Andrea Cindy Ulman 1 29 Billings St. 6 23 55 And in the sweetness of friendship, let there be happiness and sharing of pleas- ures. Red, noses, gum, Marshall ' s, M.N., 6 23 72, V.W., sis, triends, memories. Howard L Waldman 38 Harold St. 8 1 55 Don’t deny the feeling that is stealing through your heart, every happy ending needs to have a start.” Marie Van Vaerenewyck 12 Norfolk PI. 3 29 55 Ree-Ree, “Hogan ' s Heroes”, Si, claro, my kids, V P., misery , Driving around, Want more water? No Piddles, K and C” nursing, travel, Thanks C.J.H Steve M Waldstein 16 Roberta Rd 4 29 55 Wally, Rock, Coach, football, Uncle Bru- cy ' s Day Camp, track, sacred circle, B.V.C., Gino’s, Montreal, Broadway, Bri- anwood; October 31, 1972, I Love You to Want Me. Gary S. Vanasse 54 Richards Ave. 3 30 55 Ride not a free horse to Death The Barn, Arch . . . The Path . . orange peels, Vermont in February ' 72, Drump beat . . . NHPC . . . munchies, Tull Con- cert. Rebecca Ward 99 Mohawk St. 3 10 54 Horseback riding or with Jerry, The Cape in the Charger, Hamlet, Maureen, the cruise, Dover, cross country, Red, Tennis, Lovey Bear, June 72, losing keys. Heidi Wagner 1 58 Wolomolopoag St. 12 31 54 “I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. Wag, Mel . trees, porpoises, Times at Nickerson, high benches, proms, be smart! . . . Susan E. Wiegers 1 05 Norwood St. 11 15 55 Any road followed to its end leads pre- cisely nowhere Super. 112 Harold Weinberg 13 Gabriel Rd. 3 16 55 Beth Wolfson Could we ever have had too much ot a good time” . . . Thanks, Deb . . Cher- ish .. . 5 30 70 . . . 3 Muskateers . memories . . 7 29 71 Wendy Weiner Saddle your dreams before you ride them” Weeny ... 3 A M , F.Y.S., NOWHERE TO SLEEP! R.C. ' s . . JJ . memories St. Bernards . . 2 ' h . . . Alone , Thanks JP . . Someday. Debbie Wrenn 394 South Main St. 11 7 55 Worrying is wasting today ' s time to clut- ter up tomorrow ' s opportunities with yes- terday’s troubles.” David R. White 55 Huntington Ave. 2 20 55 Varsity Soccer . . Chess team . Amateur radio . . . Chess club . . Radio club . . Black Rasberry ice cream Howard S. Wynn 60 Lantern Lane 4 14 55 Give me liberty, or give me death Donald Williams 1 425 Bay Road 2 28 55 Football, Uncle Bruces, Day Camp, 45, COOKIE, Fred and Wilma, Joel, the great, Crash, Dingo, Province town . Punk Steven L. Zakon 44 Harold St. 6 7 55 The most imcomprehensible thing about the world is that it is comprehensible — Albert Einstein Remember, folks: The Nose Knows. 113 Kathleen Zeull 100 East St. 11 1 55 God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him. I John 4:16 Sheila Zimmerman 7 Mitchell Rd. 6 1 55 John . . . Michel, JoBlue . . The Pits . 4 14 72 . Thanks Mr. LaChapelle Munchies ... To be human has always meant to be concerned. Cara Zurofl 45 Arboro Dr 7 16 55 Keep your face to the sunshine, and you can not see the shadow Curtis Gluck 1 6 Bradford Ave. 9 23 54 Work consists of whatever a body is obliged to do. Play consists of whatever a body isn ' t obliged to do P Town, Up The Square Juliette T. Gutlon 390 So. Main St. 12 27 55 Glenn Lopez . Jagger and Co. July 1 9 . . . Sticky Fingers . Turner . . . Sis- ter Morphine” 1969 Sweet Black Angel The End. Jean Marie Roseman 50 Dale St Roxbury Don ' t ever stand in my way because I will spit in your eye and tie your tonsils to your toes I man ' 73 Carri Marks 24 Oakland Rd 8 21 55 7 4 71-8 20 72 with Jerry . . . Chimmey rock Modeling . . Europe this sum- mer . . . Doesn’t anybody stay in one place anymore? 1 23 55 Brian Willette 426 S. Main St. Dianne 68 Blue, Harley-Davidson, Air Force ' 73, Beeries, Death on a Hog . Can ' t find the time to tell you. 114 John Collins 60 Mohawk St. 12 11 54 Edwin Dantorth 25 Meadow Rd 1 31 55 Glenn Hall 91 Forman Rd. Mattapan 4 9 55 Micki Kantrowitz 1 55 East Foxboro St. 3 24 56 James A McMahon 72 Moore St. 11 12 53 Richard Morley 98 S. Main St. 6 13 54 Steven Morley 98 S. Main St. 10 8 56 Linda Nascenzi 26 Lee Rd 5 4 55 Mark Porter 43 East Chestnut St. 7 8 55 Michael Ray 66 Gunhouse St 7 26 56 Lorraine Smith 48 Supple Rd 10 17 55 Adrienne Trangle 1 Briggs Pond Way 1 30 56 Victor Weeks Debra Weiss 147 Ruthven St., Dorchester 1 1 Webb Rd 1 20 54 Robert Yokelson 8 Oakland Rd 2 22 56 James Campbell 31 Greenwood Rd 12 26 54 IN MEMORIAM cMaJb the man uiho come to dinner uio, (ho onior do , dedicate The good times B.R.K. E.W.P. and all our days together My Hamster-Harry A certain thumb wrestler The class of “75” To Julie, my understanding sister Saturday nights at Brianwood My pet mouse, Grendal A new suit for Fugi The walk-off Brian Wilson Memories and friends of CKS Saving the Children Soldiers who dedicated lives Foxboro raceway, especially Stoney Creed Kelly and Sky Pilot Den In memory of Mommy and to Mr. White — she loved and he loves Mr. Davenport Us A Jamaican Joint 1 2 years of pure hell Legalization of marijuana To Duke and M isty Sports To the mighty Falcon Hazard Control Engineers Mr. Elefterakis All good Serbians everywhere Beautiful babies Mr. R., Jim Regan, Joe Cook and Koko Sharon High Alternative School Mr. Fleishman and the S.H.S. Band The women’s movement and to Seals Frito Bandito and Budweiser Graduation: 6 4 73 To censorship Leaving school any time I want to To the Christian Church In memory of John Quinn J. Regan, B. Green, L. Fleishman and the Band Paul, George, and Frank Sandlot Football Mr. Chappuis and Le Petit Prince The Jewish-Serbian Alliance To Robert, with thanks To all outdoors Applesauce and peanut butter cups To those fickle Metco girls The Schlitz Company The Destruction of White tyranny Dad, Mom, Stu, and Koko Friends Peace now and always The Bikers who died in Viet Nam Fred and Josephine The Bananas of the world To those who are dedicated The Nose — Resource Center 3 The Lav messers Boston Baked Beans Peace and Grass David, The Electric Moose, and Mr. Bendi- nelli To those who lost out Frank Zappa The best Coach: Mr. Rebello Being with G.L..K. Drinking at Town Spa To an excellent Guidance Department To the beloved Director of 51 1 To my Annie-Pannie To elephants and herbivores To Epoxy! 18 (hi yearbook to: Doctor Pepper and his bottle The lousy study aids All Free P.O.W.’s The love which conquers all Those not attending college Mr. White and the Seniors Jayne Ruthann Springtime Kristen My Family 18 yr. old drinking age Richie Nahas and winter campfires Kahlil Gibran Lasting Friendships The good times I’ve managed to have Will it matter that I was My Uncle Hugh The bikies of 1 972 Nicknames beginning with a “V” The idiotic idea of a yearbook The Easter Bunny and Gerry Fred Astaire’s green toes, Clyde To the inadequacy of truth If you see Kay, “censorship” My hamsters, Steve and Harry To Pine Tree Hill Dedicated to Professional Wrestling To my two kids The Allman Brothers GARTH The Sharon Gravediggers To a dedicated yearbook staff To Uncle Rene and the fetal pig To the Ending of the Viet Nam War The Ocean My sister Kristen Thick as a Brick (Lifesaver) Bruno Sanmartino Dedicated to Everyone To Brad Park WA1 EVM In Loving Memory of “daddy” To the little Prince’s Flower Remembrances, Love and Happiness! In memory of Mitch Margolis To four years of unfulfilled expectations The ride on the celestial omnibus Jack, Pat, Barbara, Greg, and Patti-Anne To Mr. Stevenson: Whose hands are tied Bikie’s Inc. Exlax, that kept me going Legalization of Henry Klutz’s fagel Procrastination Past memories (K.T.D. . . . ) To all my friends Mel The Celtics I’m modest! The Seniors of “73” In memory of my GTO The Latin Lover Bart Briggs Summer of 72 Debbie Mr. Fred La Chapelle (French) Unicorns become possible again To Kev’s 25 girlfriends The ClydesDales Iguanas Ltd. To my dog Jake and Bendinelli’s Miss Colleen Kathy’s Mopar Period 5 Wrecking Crew To when the revolution comes The Unnameable You and me in Vermont 119 c o •Mi c 3 • MM Row 1: Jay Aaronson, Mark Abarbanel, Alicia Adams, Susan Albuit, David Alemian, Barry Alexander. Row 2: Dennis Allen, Scott Allen, Mitchell Alperin, Steve Altieri, Mike Ares, Gary Aronson. Row 3: Daniel Bailey, Alan Baker, Maria Balerna, Scott Bazer, Beth Berger, Faye Blu- menthal. Row 4: Elizabeth Brown, Elliot Burke, Susan Cameron, Gail Carvin, Peter Chapman, Danielle Chin. Row 5: Denise Clarke, Rebecca Clay, Edward Coffey, Deborah Cohen, Peter Colaneri, Patricia Collette. Row 6: Alan Collins, Bruce Cohen, Douglas Condon, Cheryl Con- ners, Robert Connors. Row 7: Carol Conradson, Joyce Corman, Patti Corman, Katherin Costello. 120 L Ah Row 1: David Cross, Linda Cun- ningham, Seibert Davis, Linda Del Grosso, Nancy Donovan, James Dowd. Row 2: Dexter Eure, Sharon Ellins, Bruce Falby, Renee Favorito, Lauren Fergu- son, Howard Fingold. Row 3: Charles Fuld, John Ford, Richard Forman, Scott Forman, Gerald Frankel, Fred Freeman. Row 4: Pamela Frye, Bruce Furman, Ste- ven Galt, Emily Gerratt, Debbie Gershman, Randall Gilman. Row 5: Steven Ginsburg, Charlene Goff, Robert Goldfarb, Marcy Goralnick, Debbie Gray, Michael Gray. Row 6: David Green, Susan Green, Lisa Greenberg, Debra Greif, Denise Gray. Row 7: Mark Gronendyke, Sandra Gulla, Kim Gustin, Lynne Gutterman, Thomas Haddad 121 Row 1: Cheryl Hagman, Nancy Halberts, David Happnie, Carol Haytowitz, Larry Hill, Row 2: Richard Hirsh, Stephen Hirsh, Myrna Hershman, Amy Hirshon, Maureen Hogan. Row 3: Heidi Holding, Donald Holmes, Susan Holtzman, Ruth Horan, Gordon Hughes, Nancy loanilli. Row 4: Barbara Jordan, David Kahn, Hirsh Kafka, Kenny Kafka, Gary Kalian, Tom Kannally. Row 5: Micki Kantrowitz, Alan Kasser, Elise Kellerman, Shelly Kendall, Cindy Kestenberg, David Kiely. Row 6: Jeff Kline, Caryn Kogos, Marjorie Kopple, Neil Kozol, Pat Kiusales, Amy Lainer. Row 7: Debbie Lake, Joshua Laskin, Jody Lavien, Margy Layton, Jeff Lepato, Karen Lerner. 122 Row 1: Ron Levenson, Arthur Levine, Robert Levine, Sandy Lew, Jan MacDonald. Row 2: Richard MacKinnon, Richard Maltzman, Gene Margolies, Joel Markowitz, Stephanie Marks. Row 3: George Markt, Evan Marshall, Rosemary Mazzaferro, Glenn McClelland, George McCarthy, John McCormack. Row 4: Ste- phen McCormack, Karen McDonough, Brian McGrath, Cynthia McIntyre, James McManus, Susan Miranda. Row 5: Ross Morgan, Joan Mucins- kas, Michelle Murray, Roy Mur- ray, Jay Namyet, Patricia Niet- hold. Row 6: Karen Nicholson, Steve Norman, Marc Norris, Candy Oliver, Wanda O’Neal, Debbie Oven. Row 7: Jill Parker, Pam Parrish, Robyn Paul. 123 1 Row 1: David Pelizzon, Thomas Pelton, Andrew Post, Daniel Post, Bonnie Raffelson. Row 2: Andrew Ray, Kimberly Redmond, Darryl Richardson, Keith Richmond, Sheryl Rivkind. Row 3: Judy Rob- bins, Barbara Rochefort, Dennis Romano, Susan Romanowicz, David Rossman, Mark Sandman. Row 4: Marsha Rubin, Frank Sacco, Elise Sallen, Nancy Salon, Margaret Schaeffer, Craig Schle- singer. Row 5: Phyllis Schwartz, Robin Sheldon, Michael Sherr, Sandra Shreiar, Steven Shulman, Marcia Siles. Row 6: Linda Simo- netti, Andrea Snyder, Cary Sneider, Mathew Spear, David Speigal, Karen Sprung. Row 7: Lorraine Stein, Randy Stoller, Joyce Stone, Linda Stone, Ricky Strock, Brian Sullivan. 124 Row 1: Steven Sutton, Michael Swanson, Jimmy Sweetman, Blair Swinnerton. Row 2: Mary Trafton, Adrienne Trangle, Patty Traut, Karen Twardosky. Row 3: Sue Van Vaerenewyck, Lisa Webber, Nancy Weig- ers, Lisa Weiner, Gary Weinstein. Row 4: Peter Weis- man, Steve Wise, Alan Wolfe, Debbie Wolfe, Lori Wolff. Row 5: Jody Wood, Trevor Woofenden, Bob Yokelson, Sasha Zazoulin, Melvin Zussman. NOT PICTURED: Vincent Adams, Karin Appel, Robert Bazer, Susan Beaure- gard, Tiana Bembury, Richard Berman, Steve Block, Mark Blumenthal, Nancy Bolster, Wayne Bowen, Stuart Brightman, Russell Brillant, James Broderick, Joyn Brothwell, Mary Allon, Patricia Allen, Ronald Callender, Ronda Cole- man, Ronald Cullen, Donna Davis, Karen Delaney, Joyn Dunn, Steven Fine, Iris Fink, Steven Friedman, Charles Fuld, Nancy Gack, Stephen Gaffney, Debra Gray, Stephanie Gunniss, Karen Hackenson, Michael Heitman, Richard Hampton, Cynthia Jackson, Lisa Jacobs, Sandra Katz, Lee Kauffman, Susan Kelly, Patricia Kiusalas, Spencer Koffman, Tomas Kourafas, Jeffrey Lapato, Phyllis Liberman, Russell Litin, Dayle Loiterstein, Neil Loomis, Lurie Douglas, Thomas Lynch, Kathleen McGee, Robin Michael, Kevin Miller, Paul Mil- man, France Morganelli, James Morganelli, Richard Mullen, Anne Mulloy, Jim Murray, Marcia Myers, Marcy Osgood, Dona Pechavar, Stephen Pokorski, Andrew Post, Daniel Post, Joanne Price, Robert Price, Susan Oles, Constance Roets, Ronald Rosenblatt, Joanne Schnurr, Amy Shu- man, Edwin Simmons, Ruth Simollari, David Simon, Virginia Smith, Barry Spear, Paula Stevenson, Laurie Sunderland, Michael Swartz, Kathleen Sweeney, Maria Tatelbaum, Donald Taylor, Barbara Tower, Robin Wager, Michael Wallace, Nancy Wayne, Sheryl Weiner, Kenneth Winitzer, Ester Nau. 125 126 127 an kn $ Row 1: Sam Abel, Richard Appel, Phil Arnell, Rebecca Bailey, Jon- athan Baker Row 2: Francine Bartell, Mary Beauregard, Rich- ard Belben, Carol Bengis, Kristen Bennett. Row 3: Eve Benton, Elvis Berents, Sandra Berents, Robin Berger, Kenneth Berman, Mark Berman. Row 4: Joni Block, Jonathan Borish, Anne Boulet, Larry Boyd, Donald Brickell, Lau- rel Brown. Row 5: Berylee Bubly, Amy Burg, Susan Burg, Edward Burgers, Glenn Burke, Mary Burns. Row 6 Howard Burtman, John Butler, Robert Butler, Paula Campbell, Peter Campot, Bruce Carey. Row 7: Patti Carlin, Rob- ert Carlson, Arthur Caudle, Dawn Caudle, John Chapman, Scott Civian. Row 1: Janet Coffey, Barbara Cohen, Rick Cohen, Shelley Cohen, Susan Collette. Row 2: Steve Corman, Mike Cosgrove, Sylvia Craig, Steven Cristol, Lor- etta Cronin. Row 3: Jim Cullen, Steve Cupach, Debbie Cushman, Paul Danca, Beth Darman, Rob- ert Davidson. Row 4: Clifford Davis, Paul Davis, Susan Delagi, Ellen Delaney, Jimmy Delaney, Ira Dickerman. Row 5: Vannessa DiMuzio, Richard Donovan, Rhonda Dranoff, Sally Dunbar, Pam Dunlop, Doug Earle. Row 6: Gordon Earle, Bari Edwards, Mark Elfman, Susan Enbinder, Mark Epstein, Debra Feldman. Row 7: Roberta Fine, Colleen Fitzgerald, Mark Flaherty, Mary Kate Foley, Margaret Fortune, Valerie Fox. 129 Row 1: Don Friedman, Marcy Friedman, Stuart Frewald, Mary Friend, Nancy Gardner. Row 2: Berny Gellerman, Robin Gersh- field, Shari Gilbert, Arnold Glass- man, Mark Glynn. Row 3: Suzanne Goldman, Edward Gos- cinak, Shelley Gordon, John Greene, Lawrence Greenfield, Gary Grosberg. Row 4: Karen Gurwitz, Jeffrey Hansler, Peter Hays, Lisa Heller, Sheila Hender- son, Susan Hirsh. Row 5: Ken- neth Horan, Mark Hunt, Louis Isgur, Andrew Jacobs, Chester Jones, Pamela Jones. Row 6: Natalie Kafka, Evan Kaufman, Julie Kaufman, Lynnellen Kessel, Jordan Kerber, Marianne K iely. Row 7: Kevin Kincaid, Nancy Kingsley, Stephen Klein, Glenn Kofman, Myra Kogos, Ann Kop- ple. ; r 130 Hi ■ Row 1: Lex Kosowsky, Amy Kub- lin, Sandra LaBrie, Martin Lamb, Alan Lampert. Row 2 : Ardis Lane, Lisa Lappen, Robert Levi- tan, Richard Lewis, Gary Liebert, Row 3: Robert Linsky, Shawn Logan, Cheryl Loiterstein, Leslie Lubin, Carla Lumley, Mary Lynch. Row 4: John MacDonald, Gregory MacDougall, Mary Markt, David Marshall, Stuart Mathews, Earl Mayhofer. Row 5: Ellen McCormack, Steve Micha- lowski, Cynthia Miles, Bruce Mor- gan, Dave Muldrew, Rosamond Nardone. Row 6: Kathy Neilson, Elise Nelson, Thelma Newberger, Marianne Newcombe, Robert Newell, Ellen Newman. Row 7: Pat Nickel, Cynthia Niethold, Jody Nitenson, David Olken, Helen Palmer, Robert Paris. 131 Row 1: Glenn Parsons, Gary Pearlmutter, Deborah Peck, Con- rad Pilson, Lisa Pirie. Row 2: Sue Pitt, Bruce Platzman, Marc Plis- kin, Andrew Porder, Robert Post. Row 3: Donna Powell, Stephen Powell, John Powers, Stephen Pozner, Helen Pringle, Diane Pro- sack. Row 4: Leslie Richmond, Mark Richmond, Lori Rittenburg, Robin Rizzo, Genna Robbins, Michael Roif. Row 5: Nancy Schatvet, Lynda Serra, Edith Shaker, Debbi Simmons, Char- lene Simonetti, Maurice Small. Row 6: Bruce Smith, Richard Snyder, Barry Stein, Mary Ellen Steplar, David Stone, Ruben Stuckley. Row 7: James Sutton, Marc Tatelbaum, Lisa Tekulsky. 132 Row 1: Cynthia Thomas, Sheila Titelbaum, Richard Todd, Katrena Traut, Mike Urbano. Row 2: Gayle Vanasse, Bruce Wade, Barbara Wagner, Cynthia Ward, Stephen Watts. Row 3: Tracy Weiner, Pamela Weiss, Jeffrey Westerman, Michael White, Ste- ven White. Row 4: Scott Williams, Susan Williams, Marshall Wolfe, Francis Wood, Robert Zeolla. Row 5: Philip Zeuli, Karen Zilber- stein, Robert Cohen. 133 NOT PICTURED Jonathan Barish, Sheri Belgard, Scott Bennett, Susan Bladd, James Bouknight, Richard Brasslow, Tiana Bembury, Steven Bubly, Barry Cohen, Richard Connors, Sarah Cooks, Cynthia Cox, Toni Daniel, Stewart Frewald, Barry Gold, Martin Goldberg, Meryl Goldman, Ruthann Goldstein, Sandra Hirsh, Robert Johnson, David Kaplan, Jordan Kerber, Deb- bie Kramer, Shelly Kushner, Karen Lakin, Cynthia Layton, Patricia Leonard, Sandra Levy, Ricky Kelly, Marjori McAlister, Kevin Miller, Michele Montag, Gregory MacDougall, Charles Nitenson, Patricia O ' Grady, Mark Quinzel, Bradley Ruben, Joanne Sahakian, Frank Salemme, Joseph Santos, Karen Sarfaty, Guy Sarna, Patrici Sbardella, Wendy Schreider, Roberta Schwartz, Robert Scott, Bradley Seidel, Dana Sheehan, Matthew Sherr, Robert Shilowski, Louise Shulsk, Cathy Shuman, David Simons, Adam Slezak, Adrien Tompkins, Elizabeth Toti, Susan Tovsky, Jay Webber, James Weinberg, Stephen Wood, Jeffrey Wornum 134 135 mmmm Row 1: Andrew Abrahamson, Donna Altieri, Robin Altieri, Lisa Altman, Steven Angers. Row 2: Gerald Appelstem, Russell Baker, Donna Balerna, Donna Bennett, Elizabeth Brothwell. Row 3: Linda Butler, Scott Cameron, Roberta Campbell, Daulin Carlson, James Carlson, Terri Carver. Row 4. Susan Carvin, Richard Clay, James Coffey, Maureen Coffey, Amy Cohen, Brad Cohen. Row 5: Robin Cohen, Joanne Collins, Kathleen Condon, James Con- nors, Diane Conradson, Pamela Cox. Row 6: Nicole Cromwell, Laurie Crosman, Christina Cucalon, Deborah Danca, How- ard Davis, Joseph Degirolamo. Row 7: Kim Delashaw, Michael Delgr asso, Christopher Demartin, Jon Denekamp, Scott Dennis, Robert Diesso. Row 1: Patricia Donovan, Joel Dress, Robert Drew, Catherine Duffy, Ellen Efron. Row 2: Mark Efron, Stephen Ellis, David Eure, Mark Falcione, Theodore Fine. Row 3: Alan Fisher, Delvina Flah- erty, Virginia Ford, Gary Forman, Sharon Franklin, Robert Frewald Row 4: Karen Frieden, Richard Frieden, Rhonda Friedman, San- dra Friedman, Anne Friend, Rob- ert Galt. Row 5: Thomas Garcia, John Gately, Resa Geller, Steven Gershman, Michael Glaser, Ste- ven Glassberg. Row 6: Paul Glas- ser, David Gold, Andy Goldberg, Steven Gordon, Elaine Graber, Stephen Gray. Row 7: Thomas Gray, Pamela Green, Denis Griff, Steve Gronendyke, Jon Gross, Donna Gussman. 137 Row 1: Jon Gutlon, Gail Hacken- son, John Haddad, Shelly Harper, Ronald Hart, Jeff Hartwell. Row 2 Robin Heegard, Susan Heller, Beth Henry, Charlene Herring, David Hirshberg, Lois Horan. Row 3: Rob Howard, Sue Hunt, Vivian Irish, Cheryl Jones, Kevin Jones, Richard Kahn. Row 4: Laurie Kalis, Timothy Kannally, Susan Kanofsky, Jett Kaplan, Ronna Karesky, Richard Karger. Row 5: Randi Katz, Gary Kessel, Marisa Kesselman, Robert Kes- selman, Jerry Kestenberg, Mar- garet Kiely. Row 6: Alison Kin- caid, Glenn Kirschbaum, Gary Kline, Debbie Klos, Donna Klos. Row 7: Anita Koss, Daniel Koura- fas, Barry Kublin, Cheryl Lawson, Joel Leabman. I Row 1: Scott Lechter, Guillermo Leon, Michael Leopold, Madeline Lewis, Robert Libon, Iverson Lockley. Row 2: Keith Lohmiller, Catherin Loiselle, Dean Loomis, Alan Lovitz, Ronald Lubin, Sandy Lubin. Row 3: James Lynch, Patricia MacDonald, Wayne MacKinnon, Peter Madonna, Susan Marcus, Barbara Marks. Row 4: Judith Marvelli, Debra Mason, Donny Taber, Lonni Tan- ner, Arthur Taylor, George Todd. Row 5: Kathleen McCormack, Julie McGrath, Raymond McKale, Lewis Melcher, Kevin McManus, Reatha Mirabile. Row 6: Kevin Mitchell, Steven Mitchell, Lisa Mitcheroney, Judith Monteiro, Eric Moore. Row 7: Thomas Moore, Laura Morley, Michael Morley, Clarence Morris, Andrea Murano. II 139 Row 1: Mary Murphy, Patrick Murray, Sharon Natansohn, Har- riette Neault, Andy Neilson. Row 2: Bruce Northrup, Katherine Newell, Richard Nicholson, Alan Nidle, Norman Niethold, Lisa Noddell. Row 3: Richard Norton, Kristin Nylen, James O ' Brien, Diane O ' Grady, Elizabeth Orel, Kim Orton. Row 4: Craig Osgood, Brenda Parrish, Larry Parsons, Mark Pearlmutter, Rand Pelton, Richard Petersen. Row 5: John Pharmakis, Steven Pickett, James Pirie, Deborah Pliskin, Lisa Plon- sky, Sue Pollack. Row 6: Amy Porder, Wendy Press, Margery Purdy, Melanie Puruis, David Queeley, Jodi Rafkin. Row 7: Robyn Rappel, Deborah Reardon, Michael Recchia, Steve Reed, Julie Rittenburg, Jill Robert 140 Row 1: Lisa Robinson, Mark Rofelson, Donald Rogers, Elaine Rogoff, Judith Romonowitz. Row 2: Pamela Rosenblatt, Cynthia Ross, Gary Rubin, Charles Ruhl, Debra Ruttield, Marcy Sack. Row 3: Cheryl Salkeld, William Saga- nov, Andrea Santos, Michael Schagrin, Dale Schwartz, Peter Scott. Row 4: Jeffrey Segal, Ste- ven Sharad, Andrew Sheldon, Lil- lian Shulman, Thomas Sikora, David Simon. Row 5: Susan Simon, David Sirkin, Allen Sirkis, Carol Sirota, Margaret Sloan, Howard Small. Row 6: Keith Small, Peter Smith, Nanci Sobel- man, Gail Solomon, Marsha Spear, Mary Sperandio. Row 7: William Sperling, Harriet Stone, Michael Sullivan. 141 Row 1: Michael Urann, Lawrence VanLeer, Deborah Voelker. Row 2: Dana Wade, Kathleen Walker, Robert Wallace. Row 3: Linda Wasserman, Robert Weinstein, Deborah Weiss, Mitchell Weiss. Row 4: David Whriten- our, Denise Whritenour, Harold Wolfson, Judith Wolfson. Row 5: Ian Woo- fenden, Paula Wrenn, David Yokelson, Gretchen Young. NOT PICTURED: Daniel Abrams, Richard Abrams, Timothy Adams, Andrew Adler, Robert Altman, Darlene Annis, Fred Bellows, Suze Benton, Marilyn Berger, Richard Berger, Robert Berry, John West Bettes, Mona Bianchi, Martha Blair, Michael Blau, Helene Bloom, Debora Blumenthal, James Boyd, Michael Boyd, Walter Addison, Edward Allen, Barry Blundell, Kathy Burke, Cynthia Butler, Janet Cabral, James Caudle, Jay Charney, Michael Coftey, Barnett Cohen, Michael Cohen, Cathy Conlon, Arthur Conlon, Elisabeth Crocker, Deborah Curran, Jeffrey Dion, Patricia Dono- van, Eric Dovner, David Eure, Judith Feeney, Sarah Fink, Michael Fox- worth, Laurie Frieden, Laonard Gaeta, Robert Galt, Dana Gerber, Donald Goldberg, Milton Golovin, Richard Graham, Arthur Greenfield, Sarah Hall, Christohe Hughes, Charles Husselbee, Paul Kelman, Susan Koiro, Bruce Lerner, Amy Lew, Jeffrey Lewis, Barry McArdle, Raymond McKale, Kevin McManus, Sharyn Milgram, Elisa Nelson, Stuart Nitenson, Richard Pow- ers, Erik Quenzel, Linda Richardson, Carol St. Germain, Michael Stein, Lorraine Stella, William Steplar, Bonnie Stern, Darcy Stevenson, Roy Ste- venson, Daniel Sutherland, Gary Talewsky, Keith Thomas, Kim Thomas, Valerie Thompson, Laura Vanmeter, Michael Victor. 142 , 143 Row 1: J. Cosgrove, E. Klos, G. Shuffain, P. Freedman, K. Delaney, E. Pitt, K. Reekstin, S. Hershman, A. Chester. Row 2: Coach Cunha, D. Dunn, J. McCormack, J. Morganelli, M. Bartell, R. McFarland, B. Ftowley. boy ’ vor ity bo oboll Sharon Opponent Score 5 Franklin 4 0 Oliver Ames 2 4 Foxboro 0 4 Mansfield 2 4 Canton 1 6 Stoughton 7 4 King Phillip 3 8 Franklin 5 6 Oliver Ames 2 8 Foxboro 5 2 Mansfield 0 7 N, Attleboro 0 5 Canton 1 girl vor ity oftboll Sharon Opponent Score 5 East Bridgewater 8 15 Walpole 24 5 Canton 17 3 Stoughton 32 12 King Phillip 11 9 Franklin 25 1 Oliver Ames 2 9 Mansfield 11 1 Foxboro 14 10 Oliver Ames 15 4 Canton 12 9 Stoughton 1 1 Row 1: Coach Smith, B Schwartz, L. Ferguson, S. Cooks, F. Blumenthal, E. Gardner, M. Modiste, A. Strachman, T Romano, E. McCormack, M. Stepler. Row 2: C. Bengis, M. Cooks, M Markt, S. VanV- arenewyke, S. Enbinder, V. DiMuzio, W. Weiner, D. Grahn, C. Niethold, A. Kublin, J. Coffey. 144 Coach Cook, A. Gray, D. Cupach, R. Levenson, C. Edwards, W. Delaney, J. Mahoney, R. Levine, N Loomis. Sharon golf Opponent Score 5V 2 Franklin 3V 2 3 Canton 6 3V 2 N. Attleboro 5V 2 v 2 King Phillip 8V 2 9 Mansfield 0 9 Stoughton 0 6 Oliver Ames 3 3V 2 Foxboro 5V 2 track Sharon Opponent Score 84 Canton 55 54 N. Attleboro 86 53 King Phillip 87 39 Stoughton 101 27 Oliver Ames 113 56 Mansfield 84 47 Foxboro 93 51 Franklin 89 Row 1: B. Ellis, J. Condon, P Kopel, W. Palmer, C. Canton, I. Sallen. Row 2: D. Romano, M. Leabman, S. Cohen, B Gordon, M. Kincaid, B. Flaherty. Row 3: G. Perlmutter, M. Abarbanel, S. Gault, N. Summerfield, S. Waldstein. Row 4: Coach Gee, T. Pelton, S. Allen, B. Scott, B Carey, D. Condon, G. Phantom, Coach Siegal. Row 5: B Wade, B. Meyers, G Markt, E. Coffey, A. Levine. 145 Row 1 : T. Newberger, D. Feldman, P, Dunlop, S. Gordon, B. Rochefort. Row 2: A. Sharad, J. Lavien, L. Sheridan, J, Freeman. I. Rothschild. Not Shown: I. Sandel, A. Hershon. girl tonni Sharon Opponent Score 3 Canton 2 5 Stoughton 0 2 King Phillip 3 2 Foxboro 3 2 Mansfield 3 5 Oliver Ames 0 5 Middleboro 2 3 Canton 2 5 Stoughton 0 4 King Phillip 1 boy ' tonni Sharon Opponent Score 5 Franklin 0 1 Foxboro 4 5 Oliver Ames 0 4 Canton 1 5 Stoughton 0 5 King Phillip 0 5 Franklin 0 3 Oliver Ames 0 3 Foxboro 2 4 Mansfield 1 3 Mansfield 2 5 Stoughton 0 5 King Phillip 0 3 Foxboro 2 3 Dover-Sherborn 2 4 Duxbury 1 3 Scituate 2 1 Marblehead 4 , [ L 1 ML M? if l Jk fl Row 1: M Lowenthal, P Hays, G. Schacter, Coach Plouffe. Row 2: J. Rittenberg, J. Beals, P. Jacobs, F Bloch Not Shown B Kaufman, J. Namyet, M. Gray, J Dowd, R Marcus. 1 46 ■naaaBBBHH Majorettes Row 1: D. Flaherty, S, Romanowitz, R. Mazzaferro. Row 2: M. Murray, J. Romanowicz, K. Sprung, S. Pol- lack. Colorguards M. Burns, M. Beaureguard, H. Holding, M. Balerna, B. Cohen, M. Trafton. 147 Varsity Field Hockey Row 1: J. Coffey, P Sbardella, W. Weiner, M. Van Vaerenewyck, D. Dutton, Captain, K. Redmond, M. Layton, K. Delaney. Row 2: Coach Hogan, C. Condon, C. Niethold, J. McCormack, M. Markt, D Grahn, J. Freeman, A. Kublin, K. Loiselle. field hockey Sharon Opponent 0 Foxboro 1 Stoughton 1 Oliver Ames 2 Mansfield 2 Franklin 1 Canton Score 1 1 2 0 1 0 j. V. field hockey Sharon Opponent 0 Foxboro 0 Stoughton 1 Oliver Ames 0 Mansfield 0 Franklin 0 Canton Score 1 1 2 3 1 1 J. V. Field Hockey Row 1: D. Cushman, A. Kincaid, D. Klos, A. Boulet, D. Klos, J. Wolfson, S Marcus. Row 2: S. Hirsh, P. Donovan, V. Fox, N. Kafka, C. Thomas, E. McCormack, K. McCormack, M. Stepler, P. Dunlop, S. Enbinder, Coach Van Vaerenewyck. 148 ■ X •W Varsity Soccer Row 1: S. Cohen, K. Hoffman, W. Delaney, M. Kincaid, M. Leabman, D White, P. Levine, R. Braslow. Row 2: S. White, J. Namyet, C. Snyder, H. Weinberg, S. Hirsh, R. McFarland. Row 3: K. Kafka, J. Sweetman, J. Chaitman, Coach Rebello. Cross Country Row 1: E. Goscinak, K. Kincaid, C. Jones, D. Karger, R. Friewald, K. McManus, J. Broderick. Row 2: D Romano, I. Wolfenden, J. Dowd, S. Spiegal, W. LaBrie, T. Pelton. Row 3: G. Perlmutter, B Carey, T. Moore, J. Mahoney. Row 4: L. Cunningham, C. Howard, Coach Siegal. o«or Sharon Opponent Score 0 Quincy 4 1 Foxboro 2 4 Norfolk 0 1 Franklin 2 0 N. Quincy 4 3 Avon 0 0 Quincy 0 0 Foxboro 3 2 Franklin 2 3 N. Quincy 1 3 Avon 0 j. v. o«er Row 1: Coach Hall, A. Heller, A. Sheldon, M. Cohen, A. Lovitz, M. Perlmutter, T. Connors, S. Glassberg, B. Gold. Row 2: K. Small, B. Kirschbaum, S. Civian, R. Nicholson, S. Corman, A. Goldberg, S. Posner, M. Schagrin. Row 3: D. Queely, M Urann, B. Cohen, J. Baker, S. Powell, S. Klein, J. Lewis, B. Weinstein, A. Lindle. Row 4: P. Hayes, A. Jacobs, J. Leabman, N Neithold, D Eure, D. Abrams. Sharon Opponent Score 1 N. Quincy 3 1 Foxboro 1 4 Norfolk 1 2 Foxboro 2 1 Foxboro 0 2 Franklin 3 1 N. Quincy 2 0 Quincy 3 0 Quincy 1 2 Franklin 2 ro country Sharon Opponent Score 18 Franklin 45 39 Stoughton 20 41 N. Attleboro 18 37 Canton 18 15 Foxboro 45 21 King Philip 40 21 Mansfield 42 25 Oliver Ames 32 149 1 Varsity Football Row 1: Coach Alman, B. Briggs, S. Waldstein, R. Gordon, D. Williams Co- Captain, J. Connors Co-Captain, J. Cosgrove Co-Captain, H. Magid, H. Hat- ter, Coach Peckham. Row 2: B. Flaherty, M. Swanson, S. Allen, A. Levine, E. Coffey, E. Berents, B. Connors, C. Layton, G. Shuffain. Row 3: F. Salemme, G. Parsons, D. Muldrew, D. Condon, G. Markt, H. Kafka, J. Morganelli, D. Niethold. Row 4: G. Hughes, P. Danka, R. Stuckey, S. Cupach, J. Hansler, K. Horan, M. Cosgrove, M. Wallace. Junior Varsity Football Row 1: R. Cohen, H. Kafka, F. Salemme, A. Levine, M. Swanson, M. Wallace, G. Hughes, D. Condon. Row 2: D. Friedman, B. Smith, B Wade, R. Stuckey, S. Cupach, J. Hansler. Row 3: Coach Peckham, D. Muldrew, G. Parsons, M. Cosgrove, K Horan, P Danca, Coach Lennon. football Sharon Opponent 0 N. Attleboro 0 Middleboro 28 Foxboro 6 Stoughton 18 King Philip j. v. football Sharon Opponent Score 8 N. Attleboro 0 32 Middleboro 0 16 Foxboro 0 18 Stoughton 6 0 King Phillip 0 fra hman football Sharon Opponent Score 0 N. Attleboro 6 6 Middleboro 14 0 Foxboro 16 8 Stoughton 16 42 King Phillip 14 6 Mansfield 12 8 Canton 8 6 Franklin 32 Freshman Football Row 1: A. Neilaon, B. Northrup, S. Dennis, J. O ' Brien, J. DiGirolamo, J. Bettes. Row 2: R. Wallace, S. Gordon, D. Loomis, B. Stepler, R. Libon, D. Hirshberg, L Parsons. Row 3: D. Goldberg, G. Forman, P. Smith, R. Lubin, J. Coffey, M. Coffey. Row 4 B. Howley, M. Recehia, B. Saganov, D. Whitenour, J. Kestenberg, J. Haddad, Coach LaChapelle. 150 Winter Track Row 1: B Cohen, R. MacFarlen, D Spiegal, J. Broderick, D. Queely, T. Pelton, C. Howard. Row 2: S. Bloch, E. Coffey, R. Lewis, E. Goscinak, B. Yokelson, R. Hersh, B. Flaherty, W. Labrie, Coach Nelson. winter track Sharon Opponent Score 35 N. Attleboro 51 42 Mansfield 44 33 Oliver Ames 49 16 Canton 70 50 Vi Foxboro 35 Vi 34 King Phillip 52 31 Stoughton 54 22 Vi Franklin 63 ' a Cheerleaders Row 1: L. Weiner, J. Sloggett, N. Gack. Row 2: N. Donovan, M Melcher, C. Kestenberg, R. Coleman, S. Herman, M. Rubin, B. Howley, D. Morganelli, J. Wood. 151 Girls Varsity Basketball Row 1: A. Strachman, D. Dutton, M. Kiley, D. Grahn, S. Cookes. Row 2: Coach Hogan, L. Jacobs, M. Cookes, D. Gray, M. Markt, S. VanVarenwyck. 1 girl’ vor ity ba ketboll Sharon Opponent Score 39 Canton 30 28 Oliver Ames 33 47 Mansfield 32 45 King Philip 35 34 Stoughton 39 40 N. Attleboro 28 32 Foxboro 33 25 Franklin 43 29 Canton 36 23 Oliver Ames 37 girl’ jr. vor ity Sharon Opponent Score 18 Canton 16 7 Oliver Ames 44 13 Mansfield 16 22 King Philip 15 15 Stoughton 27 10 N. Attleboro 12 11 Foxboro 27 9 Franklin 22 Girls J. V. Basketball Row 1: J. Roberts, K. Condon, J. Wolfson, D. Klos, S. Hersh, D. Powell, C. Bengis. Row 2: P. Donovan, M. Steppler, K. Loiselle, S. Cohen, D. Whritenour, A. Boulet, Coach Lusk. 152 Varsity Basketball Row 1: W. Delayey, T. Moore, G. Schuffain. Row 2: Coach Davenport, G. Katz, V. Weeks, R. Gillman, B Connors, J. Sweetman, J. Mahoney, Manager Katz. boy’ vor ity bo ketboll Sharon Opponent Score 49 N Attleboro 39 65 Foxboro 46 60 Franklin 46 61 Canton 43 47 Oliver Ames 43 50 Manstield 45 40 Stoughton 57 36 N. Attleboro 43 48 Foxboro 41 57 Franklin 52 70 Canton 38 45 Oliver Ames 49 49 Mansfield 65 70 King Philip 54 54 Stoughton 57 Tournament 64 Holbrook 43 62 Bishop Stong 59 64 Medfield 68 boy’ )r. vor ifcy Sharon Opponent Score 46 N. Attleboro 41 29 Foxboro 40 54 King Philip 50 47 N. Attleboro 31 48 Foxboro 40 48 Franklin 34 35 Canton 21 53 Oliver Ames 38 48 Mansfield 26 50 King Philip 42 35 Stoughton 40 J.V. Basketball Row 1: J. Kerver, M. Lebano, K. Kincaid, W. Bowen, S. Pozner, D. Muldrew. Row 2: S. Bennett, R. Cohen, S. Powell, G. Parsons, B. Alexander, M. Plisken, B. Levine, G. Callan, Coach Cronin. 153 planning board rnior Senior Class Planning Board Row 1 : J. McCormack, S. Weigers, J. Freeman, A. Casso, President, S. Sutton, D. Wrenn, Treasurer, L. Marshall, A. Goldstein, H Waldman, I. Karlsberg. Row 2: A. Ulman, A. Sharad, D. Dutton, Secretary, D, Grahn. Row 3: M Kalis, N Katz, B Dowd, B. Howley, W Delaney. junior Junior Class Planning Board Row 1: L. Weiner, N Halberts, S. Shreiar, P. Parrish, M. Hogan, M Kopel, S. Marks, M. Hershman, B Berger, B Brown, F. Blumenthal, Treasurer, N Donovan, Vice President, C. Costello, K Nicholson. Row 2: L. Jacobs, E. Sallen, J. Lavien, J Dowd, President, B Levine, P. Weisman, D. Spiegal, E Marshall, E. Kellerman, L. Simonetti, B. Clay, K Gustin. 154 ophomoro Sophomore Class Planning Board Row 1 : S. Delagi, M. Burns, K. Lakin, S. Hirsh, T. Newberger, L. Rittenberg, W. Schi aider, C. Shuman, K. Traut, B Edwards, J. Delaney, Vice-President, S. Pitt, President, V. DiMuzio, Treasurer, B Cohen, Secretary. Row 2: F. Bartell, M Beauregard, P. Arnell, S. Corman, K. Gurwitz. Row 3: B. Darman, R Goldstein, A. Lane, A. Kopel, S. Cohen. Row 4: M. Stepler, R. Berger, D. Marshall, M. Pliskin, S. Cristol. fro hmon Freshman Class Planning Board M. Leopold, P Donovan, B. Parrish, D. Whritenour, S. Hall, B Weinstein, S. Pollack, M Pearlmutter. euphony Student Council Row 1: J. Liberman, G. Appelstein, B. Goldfarb. Row 2: M. Glassman, J. Gross. Row 3; S. Pollack, S. Ellins. Row 4: R Baker, M. Gronendyke, S. Zakon. Euphony Staff Row 1: E. Marshall, A Koss, E Rogoff. Row 2: A. Jacobs, R Appel, P. Arnell. 156 M. Fortune, D. Shriber, A. Casso G. Anthony, J. Namyet, R. Appel, H. Wynn, S. Sutton, D. Shriber, P. Weisman 157 pond treet journal international relation i P Library Aide S. Watts International Relations Row 1: S. Goldman, B Brown, D. Lake. Row 2: S. Marks, N. Weigers, M. Glassman, S. Weigers, M. Hershman. 158 F. T.A. Row 1: D. Gold, M. Ruttenberg, S. Goldman, R. London, D. Heller, D Greif, M Bernice. Row 2: D. Lake, M. Gold, S. Marks, B. Freidman, I. Karlsberg, S. Sutton, J. Getz. French Club Row 1: O. Beauchemin, P. Murray. Row 2: S. Pollack, L. Tanner, H. Palmer, E. Shaker, M Hershman, D. Lake, S. Marks. Row 3: C. Hagman, L. Lubin, P Kiusalas, S. Nathanson, S. Craig, B. Carey, E. May- hofer, J. Hansler. Row 4: S. Craig, R. Rosen, D. Kahn, C. Jones, M Roif, R. Arnell. 159 Chess Team G. Margulies, H. Waldman, D. White, S. Shulman, S. Sutton Chess Club Table 1: B. Cohen, J. Kaplan, D, Sirkin, S. Sutton. Table 2: G. Kline, J. Sutton, G. Appelstein, S. Zakon, J Gross, D Schwartz Row 1: G. Crowley, T. Sikora, H Waldman, R Snyder, G. Margulies, N. Kozol, B. Linsky, P. Arnell, S. Shulman. 160 rTJTs Bins B. Brown, A. Trangle, M. Leabman, N. Katz, S. Abel, N. Weigers C. Cromwell, Weigers. Row 2: S. Dunbar, G Margulies, D. Foley, M. Zussman, G. McCarthy, D. Locke, D, Morgan, Appel. S. R. flow . D Morgan, S. Weigers, B. Brown, A. Trangle, M. Leabman, N Katz. S. Ellina. N. Weigers. flow 2: S. Dunbar, D. Foley, M. Zussman, D. Locke. foron i( league debating (homi try club Math League Row 1: M. Zussman, M. Roif, P. Arnell, J. Sutton, D. Rossman. Row 2: A, Moskol, D. Kahn, S. Shulman S. Sutton, D. Sperling, R. Marcus. Chemistry Club Dr. Fitzgerald, M. Zussman, J. Freeman, R. Marcus, R. Litin, P. Chaitman, S. Schultz, S. Zakon, R. Kaufman, D. Cupach, D. Spiegal, N. Weigers, D. Morgan. 1 162 Astronomy Club J. O ' Malley, N. Kozol, M. Levine. Radio Cl ub Row 1: B. Linsky. Row 2: S. Gray, D. Sirkin. Row 3: R. Maltzman, D. White. Row 4: D. Kahn, E. Mayer. 163 Ecology Club J. Efron, S. Weigers, D. Shriber, J. Sokoloff, S. Sutton, J. Freeman, S. Zakon, N. Weigers. I 164 Audio Visual Club Row 1: B. Linsky, B. Cohen Row 2: M Burns, A. Lampert, M Lamb, M. Sherr, R. Cohen. Row 3: S. Gray, D. Stone, K. Goodman, M. Tattlebaum, H. Magid, D. Morgan. Row 4: M Elfman, C. Connors, D. Sirkin. Row 5: J. Brothwell, N. Katz, J. Einis, I. Dickerman, E. Mayer. Woodworking Club L. Carey, B Friedman, R. London, S. Sharad, J. Markowitz, B Goldfarb, J Murray, B. Carey. 165 drama club Drama Club Row I S. Pollack, D. Weiss, L Tanner, D Brickell, E. Rogoff, R. Appel, B. Henry, R. Cohen. Row 2: A. Casso, S. Weigers, S. Zakon, M. Osgood, M Klein, E Kellerman, P. Laurie, T Woodenden, P Duffy, N. Gronendyke, J. Rafkin Row 3: R Stoller, D Smith, R. Marcus, J. Einis, S. Sharad, G. Solomon, A. Goldstein, N. Weigers, S. Freedman. Drama Club Row 1: E Marshall, S. Ellins, B Brown, B. Levitan, H Waldman. Row 2: E. Efron, M. Berger, R. Goldstein, W. Schreider, S. Abel, D. Sirkin, M Morley, B. Burlingame, M. Goldman. Row 3: H. McGarry, L. Robinson, L. Rittenberg, F. Bartell, D. Stone, J. Freeman, K. Zeuli, D. Cushman, S. Heller, R Litin, B Marks. Row 4: J. Sokoloff, R Berger, S. Hirsh, A. Lane 1 66 Thespian Society Row 1: M Klein, S. Zakon, A Goldstein. Row 2 A. Casso, N. Gronendyke, D. Stone, D. Smith. Row 3 B. Levitan 167 the pion ocioly Concert Band Row 1: D. Cross, R. Marcus, F. Bloch, S. Gordon, D. Pliskin, N. Cromwell, S. Goldman, R Berger. Row 2: A. Goldberg, M. Gronendyke, S. Galt, H. Lampert, C. Cromwell, M Brezack, B. Falby. Row 3: T. Woofenden, N. Kozol, S. Sutton, I. Woofenden, J. Sutton. Row 4: S. Gronendyke, M Small, J. Ford, R. Howard, D Schwartz, R. Guild, D. Griff, A. Lampert, D. Campbell, S. Sutton, L. Fleischman. Stage Band Row 1: F. Bloch, H. Lampert, M. Gronendyke, D Cross, R. Marcus, A. Goldberg. Row 2: J. Weinberg, L. Fleischman, S. Sutton. Row 3: R. Howard, J. Ford, M. Small, R. Guild, D. Griff, D. Campbell, S. Galt, N. Kozol, S. Gronendyke, S. Sutton , T. Woofenden. 168 ■o c o -O Q. C Q. Pep Band Row 1: A. Lamped, D. Griff, R. Guild, S. Galt. Row 2: A. Goldberg, D Cross, M. Gronendyke, H. Lamped, S. Gordon, F. Bloch. Row 3: R. Howard, J. Ford, S. Sutton, S. Gronendyke, J. Sutton, N. Kozol, S. Sutton, B. Falby. Chorus Row 1: R. Berger, N. Cromwell, V. Ford, L. Carlson, R. Dranoff, P. Liberman, J. Freeman, N. Gronedyke, S. Hall, R. Cohen. Row 2: D. Cross, S. Sutton, J. Ford, A. Goldberg, R. Hirsch, S. Hirsh, R. Baker, D. Queely, J. Robbins, S. Nathanson, L. Tanner, S. Goldman. Row 3: P Cox, M. Blair, R Horan, R. Schwadz, L. Plonsky, L. Fleischman. Row 4: B. Falby, S. Sutton, J. Sprung, R. Guild, J Pharmakis, A. Koss, M Sack, C. Ross, H Stone, D. Richardson. 169 horu variety (ore 3 o 3 ) C •MB c Variety Show Row 1: D. Robinson, C. MacI- ntyre, R. Appel, L. Marshall. Row 2: A. Casso, A Goldstein, M. Elf- man, C. Marks, M. Klein, H. Waldman. Row 3: N. Weigers, M. Levine, S. Weigers, J Murray, S. Abel. Row 4: J. Brothwell, R. Cohen. Variety Store Row 1: M. Levine. Row 2: C. Connors, J. Wolfson, J. Freeman, H. Small, M. Glassman. Row 3: J. Murray, J. Einis, H. Wolfson. 170 D O c 3 o -O Bowling Club Row 1: B. Wade, K. Horan, G. Kof- man, L. Isgur, S. Mathews, R. Hart, K. Watson. Row 2: Coach Alman. v ' i n ij ift Ping Pong Club Row 1: T. Woofenden, J. Einis, G. Kline, D. Sirkin, B. Goldfarb, J. Markowitz, S. Sharad, B. Linsky, G. Liebert. Row 2: A. Bolyne, M Elfman, D. Cushman, P. Dunlop, A Casso, D. Shriber, N. Katz, B Siddel, M. Small, K. Goodman, M. Glassman, A Goldberg, B Cohen T. Stein, H. Waldman. 171 ping pong dub ki club Ski Club Row 1: S. Herman, J. Lavien, E. Sallen, M. Rubin, C. Kogos. Row 2: S. White, S. Forman, B. Goldfarb, R. London, J. Kellner, C. Rifkin, K. Nicholson, L. Stone, L. Greenberg. Row 3: G. Weinstein, W. Schreider, J. McCormack, L. Rittenberg, C. McIntyre, L. Marshall, D. Greif, J. Nitenson, P. Parrish, M. Hogan, M. Kopel. Row 5: P. Schwartz, S. Marks, R. Rosen, S. Sutton, A. Kopple, S. Delagi, B. Darman, J. Lubin, G. Kessel, G. Kofman, D. Freidman, M Elfman, L. Isgur, G. Leibert, S Mathews. Row 6: N Donovan, J. Wood, K. Redmond, D. Wolff, V. DiMuzio, D. Marshall, K. McManus, D. Gray, C. Goff, J. Hansler. Row 7: K. Neilson, K. McDonough, R. Todd, N. Kafka, S. Lecter, J. Murray. Swim Club Row 1: B. Carey, G. Perlmutter, D. Eure, M. Weiss. Row 2: M. Roif, R. Horan, S. Delagi, C. Duffy, R. Berger, L. Horan, S. Marcus. Row 3: T. Kannally, J. Murray, J. Robbins, A. Jacobs, Coach Cook. 172 ,1 Boys Varsity Club Row 1: D. Williams, J. Cosgrove, B. Gordon, J. Mahoney, J Connors, S. Waldstein, D. Neithold, B. Briggs, M. Bartell. Row 2: Coach Davenport, H. Magid, E. Klos, N. Summerfield, M. Kincaid, W. LaBrie, C. Layton, B. Flaherty, G. Shuftain, R. McFarland, J. Sweetman, S. Cohen, H. Hatter. Girls Varsity Club Row 1: D. Morganelli, B Howley, J. Lavien, L. Blau, M. Layton, A. Strachman, L. Ferguson, J. Freeman, D. Grahn. Row 2: N. Donovan, T Romano, W. Weiner, L. Simonetti, M Van Vaerenewyck, D. Dutton, F. Blumenthal, K. Redmond, Coach Decas. 173 girl’ vor ity dub boy’ var ity dub literary toff Literary Staff Row 1: R. Kaufman, D. Shriber Row 2: M Klein, A Goldstein, J. Freeman. Row 3: E. Kellerman, P. Liberman. 174 mm m Circulation Staff Row 1: S. Herman, C. Glaser, L. Forman Row 2: S. Sutton, K. Sprung, K. Lerner Row 3: R Goldstein, E. Sandman, T. Romano, K. Zeuli, R. London, J. Getz, C. Snyder, M. Bernice, L. Blau, W. Weiner. 175 circulation toff Sharon Shopping Center South Main Street, Sharon at Route 95 376 Boylston St. Boston, Massachusetts Mon. — Sat. 10:30 am to 10 pm; Sun. 1 2 pm to 8 pm Telephone 784-7250 SHARON CREDIT UNION 10 Billings Street Sharon, Massachusetts NEPONSET VALLEY BANK TRUST COMPANY 305 Turnpike Street Canton, Massachusetts 176 PATRONS A friend Allen ' s Shoes of Sharon Camp Manitou for Boys Earle and Earle Realty John Harris Coiffures, Inc. Herburger Realty, Inc. Louis L. Kafka Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Katz King Sub Mammoth Mart 19 Jerry Loomis — Shears Shades Harold Snyder — Shoe Shelf South Shore National Bank Vine Engineering With thanks to Kennan Photo Special thanks to llene Cohen and Mike Marston A-H Michael Leabman — Circulation Editor Richard Marcus, David S. Locke — Photography Editors Herb Magid — Business Editor Amy Goldstein — Literary Editor Debbie Wrenn, Patty Laurie — Assistant Business Editors Jill Steinberg — Art Editor Kathy Hall, Linda Marshall — Layout Editors Betty Howley, Mary Posey — Typing Editors Pat Duffy — Art Editor index After School candids 32 Astronomy Club 163 Audio-Visual Aids Club 165 Baseball 144 Before school candids 4 Bowling League 1 71 Boys’ Basketball 153 Cheerleaders 151 Chemistry Club 162 Chess 160 Chorifs 169 Classroom candids 16 Color Guard 147 Concert Band 168 Crosscountry 149 Debating 1 61 Drama Club 166 Ecology Club 164 Editors’ ego pages 178 Euphony 156 Faculty 64 Field Hockey 148 Football 150 French Club 159 Freshman 136 Future Teachers of America 159 Girls’ Basketball 152 Girls’ Softball 144 Golf 145 Hall candids 28 Homecoming 49 International Relations Club 158 Juniors 120 Library Aide 158 Lunch candids 8 Majorettes 147 Marsengold staffs 174 Math Team 162 Miscellaneous candids 60 National Forens ic League 161 Patrons and Ads 176 Pep Band 169 Pep Rally 47 Ping Pong Club 1 71 Planning Boards 154 Pond Street Journal 157 Radio Club 163 Senior Class Dedications 118 Senior Play 116 Seniors 84 Ski Club 172 Soccer 149 Sophomores 128 Stage Band 168 Student Council 156 Swim Club 172 Tennis 146 Thespian Society 167 Track 145 Variety Show 170 Variety Store 170 Varsity Clubs 173 Winter Track 151 Woodworking Club 165 180 H w i — — II—— — — — n I 1 mmmm