Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1975 volume:

Sharon Hlsh School Yearbook 1975 Sharon Vf� n.rbook 19 ( b Shaton kK; ’■ ;PTT� N� a««8 SENIOR CLASS PUBLICATION SHARON HIGH SCHOOL SHARON, MASSACHUSETTS VOLUME XXXVI APPRECIATION Each of ns has special memories of certain teachers at Sharon High School. To single ont one wonld deny onr class the opportnnity to appreciate all of the teachers. Therefore, we thanh every tea- cher for his or her own contribntion to onr high school years. We, the class of 1975, who from the very begio- ning of onr school career have known the tragedies that have beset onr coun- try look forward to a fn- tnre free from turmoil, ha- tred, and injustice. We look to a future of peace, well being, and har- mony among all peoples. ADMINISTRATION When in charge — ponder. When in trouble — delegate. When in doubt — mumble. Upper Left: Olivia C. Steele, Metco Administrative Coordinator — That ' s great! Upper Right; )ohn S. Blanchon, Assistant Principal — Underneath there ' s a heart of gold. Lower Left: Richard D. Stevenson, Principal — ... when he was good, he was very good, when he was bad, he was horrid. Lower Right: Michael ). Levine, Administrative Assistant — ... Rockettes for an assembly on the fifteenth? Can ' t do it. 4 LIBRARY ART - MEDIA MUSIC Upper Left: Lester C. Fleishman — I believe in music, I believe in love — phooey. Upper Right: Marion L. Clark — I talk to the trees, but they don ' t hear me. Above: Frank Bryant — All humans are subject to decay. Above: )anet Eldridge — . . . whose horrid image doth unfix my hair ... 5 PHYSICAL EDUCATION “Our bodies are our gardens, to the which are wills are gardeners William Shakespeare Upper Left: Katharina Decas — Gray skies are gonna clear up, put on a happy face . . . We ' re goin out. Lower Left: Bruce H. Allman — That ' s a wall. I ' m Bruce. Upper Right: Gary W. Hall — Put your right foot in, put you right foot out . . . you do the hokey pokey ... Lower Right: Cynthia L. Smith — If you have a run in your leg. I ' m Olga Korbut. PRACTICAL ARTS 1 i I I J Upper Left: Cynthia M. Atkins - “Kissing don ' t last, cookery do! Lower Left: Miriam R. Eames — Terrific! I just embrodied my fingers. Upper Right: Thomas A. Marsilli — Good job . . . What is it? Lower Right: Nelson Rebello — Happiness is not measured in smiles . . . you dummies. 7 GUIDANCE Upper Left: Albert F. Soule, |r. — “In every life a little rain must fall, apply to U. Mass. Upper Right: William J. Konsavage — “Have you considered dropping out? Above: Joel B. Peckham — You must have been Above: Marion Haley — Only four more years, a beautiful baby. and I get out of this place. 8 Upper Left: Myles ). Marcus — “Watch me get 12 into U. Penn, this year. Center Left: Raymond F. Cashman — I am smiling. Lower Left: M. Eilleen Fitzgerald — “Pull up a bean bag and let ' s rap. Upper Right: Kathryn Faizone - I am smiling, too. Lower Right: Aquanetta Cuippepper - You spent all of period 3 in the lav? “Life is just one damned thing after another. - Frank Ward O ' Malley 9 SCIENCE Upper Left: Arthur P. Richmond — Gentlemen prefer blondes, but I ' m not choosy. Upper Right: Robert F. Ziniti — We all have our problems kid, but you have more than your share. Lower Left: Charlotte Anne Morin — People will say we ' re in love! Lower Right: John Liberman — Do as I say not as I do. 10 Upper Left: Dr. Gloria Fitzgerald — “Heh, heh, heh — have I got a beaut of a test for you! Upper Right: James D. Regan III — “Yah, life is tough, isn ' t it? Center Left: Dudley D. Davenport — Face it. I ' m a dud, Lower Right: Rene C. FHoude — . . . and there will be no pigs named Rene this year. Lower Left: Donald L. Bergeron — One of the prerequisites of this class is being awake. I MATH Figures don ' t lie, but liars figure. Charles H. Grosvenor Upper Left: Cheryll ). Hogan — I ' ll look even better in next year ' s Marsengold. Upper Center: Basil F. Cronin — Upper Right: Steven Garneau — Life is a game of football, you have to tackle those problems. Lower Left: Noralie Cox — If you don ' t pass geometry, you ' re just plane stupid. Lower Right: Linda Di Vittorio — If you don ' t come in after school. I ' ll stuff you in the computer. 12 I Upper Left: Warren M. Kline — Let ' s-s-s make a deal. Who ' ll take a B-? Upper Right: Marie Augustin — You will learn, or else. Center Left: Kathleen Schwartz — For homework ... Lower Right: Susan L. Weiss — The Mouse that roared. Lower Left; loseph Cook — You don ' t know? Well, I don ' t know either. 13 I 14 Upper Left; Richard H. Kennedy — I wanna go home. Upper Right: Philip A. Pane — Philip, a pain. Lower Left: Helen McGarry — You got a 35 on your grammer quiz - much better. Lower Right: Marie A. Vallance - In the beginning there were friends. 15 J Upper Left: Katherine L. Norwood — “This week ' s list will be aardvark to alligator. Upper Right; Ernest R. Blake, )r. - “1 see the humor in that - why can ' t you? ' ' Lower Left: Mary F. Reynolds — Where to? Lower Right: Lynn Gattone — Meet me on the left Bank. Write with the learned, pronounce with the vulgar. — Benjamin Franklin lb Business is business. — George Col- ! man the Younger. BUSINESS Upper Left: John D. Nero — “No, I don ' t play the violin. Upper Right: Ethel E. Atkinson — “I ' m that type of a woman. Lower Left: John S. Germaine, )r. — 0-2 pass; 2 or more FAIL! Lower Right: Joseph Corteau - I ' m that type of a man. 17 Upper Left: Lillian D. Savage — Happy are those who dream dreams and will pay the price to make them come true. Upper Right: Everett G. Downing — William of Orange had a lot of appeal. Center Left: Robert F. Cunha — The Cunha philosophy is the only philosophy. Center Right: Paul E. Hanna — All the opinion that ' s fit to teach? Lower Right: Gerard A. Plouffe - When you watch a tennis match, it ' s love at first sight. SOCIAL STUDIES 18 Upper Left: Robert C. White — I swallowed my chopsticks. Upper Right: George S. Anthony — Why don ' t they have beer in the Teacher ' s Lounge? Lower Left: Peter Elefterakis — The Marx Brothers — Groucho, Harpo, Chico, Zeppo, Gummo and Karl. It was wonderful to find Amer- ica, but it would have been more wonderful to miss it - Mark Twain. Lower Right: Fred P. LaChapelle - You don ' t like this chapter? O.K., we ' ll do another one. 19 LANGUAGE Bon appetit! — Julia Child Left: Oliver F. Beauchemin — Oderint dum metuant. Upper Right: Daniel M. Foley — The official Pritz is 3 % inches in diameter and is made of untreated Ibex hide stuffed with blue jay feathers. Lower Right: loan R. Trevas — Space, the final frontier, these are the voyages of the starship ' Enterprise ' ... 20 Upper Left: M. Paula Murray — Dr. and Mrs. Vandertramp ar super, groovie people. ire n Lower Left: Rina A. Garcia — I must learn Spanish one of these days, only for that slow sweet name ' s sake. Upper Right: Roger C. Chappuis — The milk of French kindness flows — how udderly divine. Lower Right: Alan G. Siegal - Kid, don ' t give me the runaround. 21 Center Left: Beverly A. Little — I do a little bit of everything. Center: Mary S. White — It ' s detention this time, kiddo. Center Right: Eleanor Schwartz — What can I do for you sweetheart? Lower Left: Eleanor B. Murphy — Who put the overalls in my chowder? Lower Right: Martha Rich — - Sore throat? ... big test today, eh? Teacher Aides - Seated: Rosalie Kreigsman, Pauline Shostek, Elaine Levine. Marie Cuneo, Ruth Krentzman, )oanne McCarthy, loan Knaiger, Shirley Craig. TEACHER AIDES Kitchen Aides - Seated: Rhoda Lubin, Betty Worth, Emily Gaffney, Betty Price. Standing: Katherine Peck, Donna Schaverte, Irene McGrath, Eleanor Delaney, Margaret Cox. KITCHEN AIDES 2i SENIORS SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS James Delaney, President Natalie Kafka, Vice-President Steven Corman, Treasurer Mary Ellen Steplar, Secretary PLANNING BOARD Kneeling: L. Rittenburg, W. Schreider, R. Goldstein, S. Corman, |. Delaney, A. Burg, D. Peck, E. McCormack, S. Burg, M. Friend. Standing: T. Newburger, K. Kincaid, ). Coffey, M. Markt, S. Cohen, A. Boulet, M. Kiely, M. Lynch, R. Berger, Class Advisor — C. Anthony. 2b Richard Gerald Appel Philip Steven Arnell Rebecca Bailey Samuel David Abel 123 Beach Street I fled from the tigers I fed the fleas What got me at last? Mediocrities. — B. Brecht Richard Gerald Appel 17 Lake Avenue Do spacemen pass dead souls on their way to the moon? — Linda Grossman Banana Man, Alphonso Ubungus, P.S.T., Martian Hop, S.V.CC., Rhode Island, trivia, the radio rolled me, Pamela. Philip Steven Arnell 41 Madison Avenue We ought to live each day as though It were our last day here below. But if I did, alas, I know It would have killed me long ago. — Hein Sharon Bamford Rebecca Bailey 74 Glendale Road How much a dunce that has been Sent to roam Excels a dunce that has been Kept at home. — Wm. Crowper Sharon Bamford Jonathan S. Barish 2 Pole Plain Road jon. Bud, Mick, Bacardi 151, Chevy, Class Day, Get a job, Elton John, Aerosmith, Zeppelin, Know more Monday mornings. - Take it easy Sharon High, AZA Samuel David Abel IL Jonathan S. Barish 27 Francine L. Bartell 10 Lakeview Street Franny, Summer 72, 6-9-74, Class Marshall, H.C.Q. 75 Rosco and Doug, SMGS, The Guys, Civ ' s Circle, Med-x, Alone again . Good Times w ASKMK, )MP |C, The Tank, Thanks Mom and Dad. Thanks R.L.W.B. Mary Beauregard 7 May Street Beau, Summer ' 74 ... Brockton V.A., Sheilds, Towne Lyne, )OCOBO . . . With Friends Theres always tomorrow, for dreams to come true. ... All my thanks to Mom and Dad. Carol Sue Bengis 1 Spruce Way You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late. Bang Bang, Hershey ' s kiss, bear, Thel Shel )oy Su, Colby weekend, combing P.P. football, Mr. Cro college. Francine L. Bartell Kris Lee Bennett 35 Brook Road Kritin, Cheerleading, Only that day dawns to which we are awake, )CD, DROMP, Germ, Marcy ' s Killer )MP, Kat 8 3 74, Friendly ' s, Blue Bomber, Skiing - Dave. Scott D. Bennett 164 Beach Street Michelob . . . Walpole CC . . . That ' s debatable . . . ETB December 26, 1972 Thank you Mom and Dad. Peter Berchtold Sandra L. Berents 49 Beach Road We ' ve only just begun to live. Let ' s Skip, Munchies, Roafers with Patty, memories, FLA. ' 74, pupa, the qualude kids. Always with LAR, Moondance, faith and satisfaction. We ' re out ' af ' here, CHOW. 28 Peter Berchtold Mary Beauregard Scott D. Bennett Sandra L. Berents Robin Carole Berger Mark Berman Ken Berman Robin Carole Berger 126 Billings Street “The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it. R.R., Doc ' s Chem., Circulation Editor, H.T.C., P.P. football. Advocate, Mr. Z, Mr. Cronin, Girl ' s State. Ken Berman 184 South Main Street K. Berm . . . Civ ' s Circle, T. Hill, jethro Tull, concerts, Halloween ' s, Cambridge, Fender bender, Celtics, Cheerleading, All nighter, “Partying at Urby ' s, “Mr. E ' s class. Gallery Gods, Thanks Doc, “DERELICT ' S ' 75 . Mark Berman )oni Block 1133 Bay Road )o . . . Tutoring, majorettes. Office Help . . . What Can I Say? . . . 7-20-74 Stairway to Heaven . . . jOCOBO . . . Seneca . . . There is no tomorrow, only today . . . That ' s life! Joni Block Anne Michele Boult Anne Michele Boulet 111 Billings Street MPL)B, boo, track, 6 15 73, )unior-3, Eng-6, 7 4 74, IMP. SA, Cat, Concert, cheerleading, TSRW, what I have is rare, dances, PPF, laughing at anything, “Tomorrow ' s fuller that a thousand yesterdays, alone. )ohn L. Boyd 334 Old Post Road “BIRD, Bike to N.H., Montreal, guitar, P.C.H. friends and parties, Bartlett, “WOODCHIPS ' 74, softball, Mr. E ' s Class . . . TULL . . . Sabbaday Falls “Yesterdays tomorrows are today; Tomorrow ' s yesterdays are today; Remember me as I am. — Thanks Mr. Holt Laurel Brown John L. Boyd Laurel Brown 29 Berylee Bubly 142 Mansfield Street Never let the ignorance of others prevent you from doing what is right. . . . RABBLE . . . friends., freedom, silent studies, shorts, college . . . ONWARD AND UPVv ' ARD! Amy |o Burg 5 Tamarack Way He who thinks himself the happiest man really is so. Are you twins? sharing, friends, dreams . . . the party, )MP memories, 1974 camaro, who ' s driving? Bermuda, thanks mom, dad, college. Susan Beth Burg 5 Tamarack Way Things past belong to memory alone; things future are the property of hope. Amy? No, Susan! Camaro, driving around, parties, 10 21 73 Open House?, Bermuda, friends. Goodbye S.H.S., Thanks, college Glenn Burke Berylee Bubly Amy Jo Burg Susan Beth Burg Glenn Burke Kathy Burke I I Kathy Burke % Geneva Avenue Roxbury, 02121 The Brothers . . . Sanza, Me — Nia, My king Nogomo Latif? or Malkia? We are Afrikan People and we shall win! Kwaheri Sharon! Mari C. Burns 5 Wilshire Drive The little things that mean so much are you, your smile, your loving touch! BILLY 6 5 73 . . . Nova Scotia, Florida, Seneca, Seekonk, Chevelle, The ' 57, DJCMSB, WLTHABB, majorettes, FRIENDS, MEMORIES. Howard Alan Burtman 55 Spring Lane Playing ' ball . . . long weekends . . . The Marx Brothers . . . Boston sports . . . Lazy days . . . Friends . . . Life goes on. iO Mari C. Burns Howard Alan Burtman J Robert Philip Butler Paula Marie Campbell Robert Philip Butler 26 Station Street 2 9 57 “The Midnight Rambler ' BUBBA, Sue the Drag, Paul A. Dever, Aerosmith, Amy, lethro Tull, The Red Bomber, HO, Elton John, The Cheif, Sue, Mr, Davenport, Goodbye Doc. Paula Marie Campbell 13 Winslow Road Imagine, 10 5 74, Thank God for friends, 8, just by coincidence, Yorks, Signs, Puerto Rico ' 73, St. Louis ' 74, Nantasket, Our Spot, summer nights, close calls, it ' s all passed . . . Nursing. Norma Alicia Campos Escudero 703, Chihuahua, Mexico Hi! How are you? )ulieta, snow, fireplaces, weekends, Pilaenatas, MSPSKSKRCH. Beauty is not discovered with the eyes, but with the soul. Rotary Club, Thank you all very much, Papitos. Peter Campot Peter Campot Bruce H. Carey Patti L. Carlin Dawn Caudle Bruce H. Carey 46 Billings Street Life is what you make it. — Killa, good times with Marcy, Varsity Club, Cross- Country, Track, Derelicts ' 75, Civ ' s Circle, zooing, parties, concerts, allotta goodtimes, going on, college, life. Patti L. Carlin 12 Leonard Road A ' stitch ' in time ... U.N.H. pre-vet. Dawn Caudle 173 Morse Street The lion lays next to the lamb . . . Andy, ALTS., Lynnellen MVFL, memories, confusion, alone in a crowd, B.W., good times, learning from experiences. 51 Scott Alan Civian Greg . . . Penny . . . South Cape Beach . . . Stoughton Prom ' 74 . . . Three Dog Night . . . Memories . . . Barbara Cohen 27 Leonard Road BABS, MIKEY )R., 10 5 74, Brockton VA, Summer ' 74, Lemons, CRAZY but FRIENDLY, JOCOBO, Yaaaa Surrrre, Marshall ' s, Super Beetle, Watch out for my NOSE, FRIENDS, Mr. Z., GTWFS, Thanks Sis. Barry F. Cohen 21 Jefferson Avenue So on and on I go, the second tick the time out, there is so much left to know, and I ' m on the road to findout. Lauren E. Cohen 6 Lakeview Street You ' re my friend — What a thing friendship is. World without! — Robert Browning Janet M. Coffey Barry F. Cohen Joyce Ann Chapman Barbara Cohen Lauren E. Cohen 1 John Chapman 8 Pleasant Street Chap . . . Good Guys temporarily surpressed, barney, voo crew, faire du ski, Schlitz, carom, village idiots, . . . Will Rogers lives! Joyce Ann Chapman 30 West Street Breaking the Code, HHS, Screech . . . Breaks, Hershey ' s Kiss, Chap-2, Let ' s not talk about!, CASH ELSVEARD. For everything . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. Scott Alan Civian Civ, Civ gun, Viv, Celtics, J. Ceils, Megas, Civ Circle, going to the movies with liz, what ' s doing this weekend, summers over Blubos ' , Derelicts, see ya ' George. Janet M. Coffey 131 SouthMain Street Ginger . . . The only way to have a friend is to be one. . . . field hockey . . . Halloween ' 73 stuck on cement block . . . John Chapman Susie Marie Collette Shelley Pam Cohen Steven Corman Richard R. Cohen 1 West Street The Kid . . . Karen - dynamitness . . . football, Chevies, Whipping Post ; days . . . There ' s a feeling I get when I look to the West . . . my family, friends, and Lefty. Shelley Pam Cohen 28 Deerfield Road Charley, no radio — soap! Wanna see me do my trick? flicker. Motto: Accumulate! codenames, Bel ' s plAce, JaCaBaSuFylArd, Yavneh and Maplewood, teddybear, Thanx Mom and Dad. - If I could save time in a bottle . . . Susie Marie Collette 16 Laurel Road RICH, 11 4 72, 6 21 74, Crocadile Rock, 73 74 Bummer, Get away car. Hello Ethel, Vancouver with Sheila, The Zoo, Bing, Bing, Bing, Weekends with Rich, I can ' t get enough of your Luv. Michael Cosgrove I Steve C. Cristol Steven Corman 18 Robin Road Hey Gomez, I don ' t know (care)? Cuz I ' m a country boy at heart Farmer. Mountain climber!!! white bicycle shoes, HA! No dope to dance. The Falcon. Michael Cosgrove 19 Harold St. KAREN, 3 4 74, Football, 16, Hockey, Squires, BZZZ, SCDC, Monitou and Borndale, B.V.C, crunchin ' around, Joel ' s I.V.S., Bu vs. Maine, F.F. Chief, Don ' t let it bring you down. Thanks Dad, Mom and Joel. Sylvia M. Craig 18 Winslow Road A long time ago, FUDDA, Louisianna ' 75, A always over Sandy and Michael ' s. Cape ' 72, In hope of Capt. Charles Bifolchi. Star Market, Thanks Mom and Dad. Steve C. Cristol 15 Wilshire Drive Wally, Chum, Woodchips ' 74 , Class Day, Derelicts ' 75, Soccer, Mr. Nice Guy, Mr. E ' s Class, Cou gar, CRD, Zoo ' s. Sylvia M. Craig Loretta Marie Cronin 351 North Main Street Stairway To Heaven, Caddy Tracks, Father and Son, Yvonne, 7-27-73, Chuck Wagon, Signs, Drawers, The Pier, 73-74 Bummer, Norweigian Wood, Yorks, Its hard but its harder to ignore it. |im E. Cullen 24 Maskwonicut Street 7-8-57 Cougar, Summer “74 Barney ' s, T- Hill, The Pitts, Cardona ' s, Shiltz cans. Get cold ones )ohn, Saturday Nights, Winston, Dig it I ' m outta here. Catch you later. Debbie Cushman 5 Carbrey Ave. “But I have Miles to go before I sleep. Paul A. Danca Loretta Marie Cronin Jim E. Cullen Debbie Cushman Paul A. Danca Toni-Anne Daniel 1 I Toni-Anne Daniel 40 Tall Tree Road “ . . . Never reaching the end ... Nate, Alt, Life at LAJ ' s, Farewell Troopers. Thanx Eileen, The little tree is dead. Huckie Koo. Freddie ' s Dead, Stairway to Heaven, Hey Lady. Beth Darman 89 Deerfield Road In the time of your life, live So that you bring no discredit upon it. my little friend, talking upstairs, the look-kas, nothing but the best, smilin ' thanks a.s. Robert Paul Davidson 143 South Main Street Sept. ' 71 ... Dud, S.E . . . Marty . . . Thanks Mr. Paine, Bruins, “4“ . . . Paul, Bye Lev, Lunch, Sam ' s Gang . . . LHA . . . Thanks Miss Hogan, Bendies, turk. Garage, Lynch Mob, Carol 8 28 74 . . . May ' 75. 34 i Beth Darman Robert Paul Davidson [ [ lames Mark Delaney i: Ellen Delaney Ira N. Dickerman Susan ). Delagi 9 Briggs Pond Way SWCNPT, corner in third, Red Flash, this is a rush, Bahamas, Skiing, )ay Peak, Youth Council, ELP Concert, Try again. Bibs, Carry on, Katrena . . . SOACS, Thanks Mom and Dad. Ellen Delaney 631 South Main Street Walking in the Rain 6 30 72, 5 19 74 Climbing Down My Ladder, 12 yrs. old. New Room, Mf., 8 29 74, Elorida, New York. James Mark Delaney 195 North Main Street Mr. President, jimbo, Class Day: SUNBURN, Marshall, Don ' t worry about it, Kevin and the VOO CREW, Gallery Cods getting mad and making enemies, Washington, DC. PENNSYLVANIA 6 10 74: Thank you, Jim. Ira N. Dickerman 140 Brook Road Vannessa Marie DiMuzio Worcester, SWID, Summers 73 and 74, away every weekend, ' 68 Galaxie 500, Ahooga! Ahooga! meeting people and making new friends, NEFTY. MjD Inc. Kutz ' 74. 9 22 74. Winter Insty ' 73 and ' 74. Vannessa Marie DiMuzio 12 Glenview Road SKIING, Thumbs up, us six. Little Puke, IZ, two Gympies, Cheerleading, Party at Nickel ' s jCD ' 74, Thanks SDPSj, What Generation Cap? Give what you got.. Yesterday was . . . Today is! Rhonda Dranoff 21 Westridge Drive BREEZE,: always singing, 7 12 74 JOHN DAVIDSON, that certain year Fridays, Kenny Rakin, Borg, tennis. Longwood 74 Tommy 8 10 74, California! Music makes pictures, all of it magic and all of it true. Pam Dunlop 8302 Lorung Drive Bethesda, Maryland BETHESDA, moving away from Sharon, always with Pam, Nat, Genna, partying, tennis, C.D.C. Prom ' 73, G.V.C., guitar, Houston ' 74, Southern Man, FLIRT. Rhonda Dranoff Pam Dunlop Roberta Fine Gordon Robert Earle 6 Ridge Road Marilyn, 1-4-3, May 18th . . . Hockey, Partying, Cabin, Friends, Thanks Doug . . . Stage Band, Class Day 74 . . . Karate, Pyramid, C.G.M., Piano . . . Thanks Nona, Mom and Dad — Always There. Bari Lyn Edwards 19 Edge Hill Road MARK 10 13 73; Being this ; Summer ' 72; Class Day ' 74; Having friends like mine means having everything; Thanks FLRW; Bel ' S plAce ' ; Bari not Ardi; The List; MMSGYS; To my family: Thanks!! Mark Steven Elfman 27 Paul Revere Road EIfy . . . U.S.Y. BASKETBALL ... Ice Hockey With Friends . . . COACH . . . Swim Team . . . Oooh You Guyzz!! . . . KEEBLER . . . You can ' t start tomorrow unless you finish today! Sue Enbinder 36 Berkshire Ave Gordon Robert Earle Mark Steven Elfman A friend is what you wish yourself to be. Suze; BBCEGKRW; cheerleading; SCDC WECO. Blue B; Marcy, Karen ' s friendship; Briarwood; GTW|; Florida; N.H., C.V.C. Cape; M.N.H., always with Kenny, Thanks, M.D.R. Debra B. Feldman 23 Indian Lane Deb, Small, tennis and swimming, USY, Working. Life is only what you make it. Roberta Fine 12 Sylvan Road There is no secret so close as that between a rider and his horse. BOZO, summer ' 74, Em and Mark, Nantucket, V.A.N.Y.W.C., Ginge, N.A. It ' s them they know not me. Colleen Marie Fitzgerald 27 Pleasant Park Road Michael, 3 3 73, BPM, Swimming, nursing. Prom 73 , Cape Cod, memories, 7 4 73, New Hampshire ' 74, Thanks. To err is human ... to forgive divine. Debra B. Feldman Colleen Marie Fitzgerald Sue Enbinder Mark C Flaherty Stewart A. Frewald ] Mary Kate Foley Donald Ftarris Friedman Mark C. Flaherty 41 Bershire Avenue Mary Kate Foley 8 Crest Road Let me do it now for I shall not pass this way again! Keep smiling; Bob; )r, MISS, Beware of Red TRUCKS! being just myself. Thank you. Mom and Dad! Stewart A. Frewald 16 Country Lane Freak, the circle, soccer, track. Hockey, Halloween night ' 73, Where ' s the party, Would Ya? . . . Berm ' s House, Chevy wagon, Siegal I Made it, Mr. C ' s TMAD CAESSLAL, Thanks Doc, Derelicts. Donald Harris Friedman 78 Mansfield St Razzle Dazzle, Dyanamite, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 1-4. Boogying at Bournedale. Tram ' 74, S.C. and Wink Hey Mama ... It matters not how long you live, but how well . . . Good luck Everyone! Marcy F. Friedman Marcy F. Friedman 5 Park Road DOUG — If all the hands that reach could touch. Good times with Bruce, Blue Bomber, Panda ' s Sue ' s friendship, Kris, Florida, Bermuda, N.H., Pier, DROMP, |CD, BBR, Briarwood. Thanks M A D. Mary Teresa Friend 25 Maskwonicut Street Mark 3 3 74 chariety is not measured by how much you have given, but by what you have left. Ireland, Tanglewood, N.H. Picnics, ICD, IMP, BMKN-GREATEST, SKIING-HELP! Nancy Gardner Mary Teresa Friend Nancy Gardner 37 Benny Gellerman 16 Greenwood Road Found a few more answers And I ' m ready for tomorrow But I still have to stop and wonder If I ' ve learned anything from what I ' ve done. Shari Ann Gilbert 264 Lakeview Street go to the woods someday And weave a wreath of memory there. Then if the tears obscure you way You ' ll know how wonderful it is To be alive. Mark fames Glynn 155 North Main St. Why worry about tomorrow, when you can ' t change the future by worrying. Tennis, Pond St. journal. Ski Trips, j.C.H., S.V.C.C. Barry E. Gold 22 Sturges Road Benny Gellerman Barry E. Gold Meryl Goldman Shari Ann Gilbert Marty J. Goldberg Mark James Glynn B . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, My Vette?, Woodchips, Class day ' 74, Mr. E ' s, Derelicts, A.), and the Voo Crew, Civ ' s Circle, T. Hill, Ski Trips, Mt. Snow, camping. Bliss, CANADA, college Marty j. Goldberg 19 Madison Avenue A True friend is the best possession. Meryl Goldman 8 Leonard Road Eriends, you ' re crazy! Alternative Schook, Drama, BOOMER, Fred, Oct. 3-23, Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. Ruthann Goldstein 48 Cherryl Drive STEVE, 7 2 1 72, rolling, g.c., b.a., E.G.R., summer ' 72, N.H. ' 74, Bermuda ' 75, All my friends. Thanks . . . WBLE, parties, Prom ' 73, Run to Me, Bebe, My Eamily . . Dental Hygienist. Ruthann Goldstein Shelley Lynn Gordon Larry Greenfield Edward F. Goscinak Gary Steven Grosbert Shelley Lynn Gordon 23 Livingston Road “Soap and education are not as sudden as a massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run. The Cordon Motto: Do well and let them say. Edward F. Goscinak 304 South Walpole Street Cross Country . . . Winter Track . . . Good Luck Coaches . . . Varsity Club . . . Chevelle . . . Thanks mom and dad. Larry Greenfield 20 Berkshire Avenue It was the best of times, it was the worst of times . . . Cape 74 ... good friends, good times . . . P.S.) . . . Boston . . . Friday ' s . . . relief and sorrow. Gary Steven Grosberg 53 Essex Road GOOSE . . . Never trust a man that doesn ' t drink ... A friend exists and then does not . . . Love ain ' t for keeping . . . Live a good life, it doesn ' t last forever. Karen Sue Gurwitz Karen Sue Gurwitz 14 Livingston Road You can ' t always get what you want, . . . Gur, Kiz, 7 21 73, M.A., Weco 3, peanut butter, B.B.C.E.C.K.R.W., S.C.D.C., 44, Talks w )o, ).N., C.F., Y.K., 12 13 74, 2 13 80S, Bermuda ' 75, Thanks Mom and Dad. Naomi Gusman 224 East Foxboro Street You shall be free indeed when your days are not without a care nor your nights without a want and a grief. . . . Isreal — Tel Aviv, Eilat, Nuweiba . . . Michael. jeffrey K. Hansler 52 Cheryl Drive 1 1 74 T.W., Sue, lames. White and Conn. River, .22, FOOTBALL, TRACK, SWIM TEAM, VOLLEY BALL, SKIING, ). PEAK, Mt. Snow, 215 ' s, Thanks Coaches and Faculty. Speak with silence for feelings are limited by words. 39 Naomi Gusman Peter Hays Susan Ruth Hirsh Peter Hays 69 Brook Road For though he was master of the world, he was not quite sure what to do next. But he would think of something. — 2001 Sheila Henderson 157 Crawford Street, Dorchester Metco 1%9 — 1975, Fashion Fair and Talent Flair 74, 75, Bye Melanie, Barbara, Sharon, Kevin! Thanks for everything Miss Steele and Mrs. Culpepper, Special thanks to Phyllis and Aureldon. Sandra Hirsh 43 Country Lane The seconds tick the time out, there ' s so much left to know and I ' m on the road to find out. SSS, S, Should we? A special friendship, smilin ' , Thanx, Alt. Susan Ruth Hirsh 159 Ames Street To have a friend one must be a friend, )a Ca Barb Shell Ard Fyl, codenames. Fudge Sandra Hirsh Ripple, I didn ' t know that . . . Mar — Ven, Wamsutta, DS, N.Y. Long Distance, Thanks Mom and Dad, college . . . Ken Horan 241 East Street Broke my !? $ wrist, football, BPM, Hockey T-hill, Pits, Falstaff, Summer ' 74, BVC, Friendly ' s, Mustang, GTWDMBWFXRC, Heartbeat, HOR, Party on the weekends. Thanks Perky, Thanks Bruce, Sue. Louis Isgur 49 Harold Street Leslie, A. Z.A., Deb, Socials, Newton, Brookline, Kofmobile, Bowling, Football, Softball, Basketball, Bruins, Celtics, Sugarloaf, Killington, Skiing, Michelob, Warren ' s Corner, Concerts, Aerosmith, Cape Cod Coliseum, Camp Clark, Rufe, Toyota, College? Andy Jacobs 27 Pleasant Street Sheila Henderson Ken Horan Louis Isgur Andy Jacobs Lynn Johnston Natalie jean Kafka Chester Alan Jones Evan Kaufman Lynn Johnston Chester Alan Jones 135 Ames Street There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. Tehuacan, Puebla . , . Los Vargas, Chestercito . . . ; Nos Vemos Chamacos! Natalie Jean Kafka 19 Highland Street Senior Class Vice President — TO EVERYTHING THERE IS A SEASON, STEVE 5 18 73, FIELD HOCKEY, G.V.C, GOOD FRIENDS, J.M.P., PLANNING BOARD, PROM COMMITTEE, LEGS, SNAT . . . THANKS MOM and DAD. Evan Kaufman Julie Kaufman Jordon Kerber Julie Kaufman 69 Billings Street To the dashing Robert, to Sue, Lisa, Maigritte, and Cynthia wherever you are, to Nantucket, and Spock, to drama, to No. 6, and apes, here ' s looking at you kid. Jordon Kerber 12 Caines Road Jordy . . . Basketball, Baseball, Archeology Club, Digs, Sports Reporting, Circulation Staff, 1 1 74, Canoe trip . . . Russian Cousins, I know no way of judging the future but by the past . Lynnellen Kessel 142 Massapoag Avenue It ' s with the heart one can see rightly, what ' s essential is invisible to the eye. Dawn MVFC, memories, dam falls 8 14 74, Jeep, sailing, Blues, Harp, falling stars, nature, dreamer, Roo, friendship, SHANTHI Marianne Kiely 15 Bradford Avenue NORA! Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Varsity Club, Summer 73 Siggy ' s, Mrs. D. and Blackstone, Groovy Friday Nights Hey Murph! Hang in there Charll! DON ' T SIMPLY EXIST! THANKS, MISS HOGAN! Friends . . . Kevin E. Kincaid 8 Edgewood Road No thanks. I ' m in training, The Voo Crew, Celtics, Talking things over with the President. Cross country and the gang from 73, Thanks Al Seigal. I would have done it different! Nancy Louise Kingsley 71 Mohawk Street 1970 - 1974 - TT, USN - Summer ' 73, Inseparable, 4 Musketeers?. D.E.N.T. — 7 3 74, lay, S.E., F.F.D., Mouse, 10 14 74, Pageant ' 74, College, Social Work, Thanks. Stephen Klein 25 Sturges Road Nancy Louise Kingsley Marianne Kiely Stephen Klein w ! Kevin Kincaid Glenn Kofman Cathy )o, Ski ' n at faraway places, I hank you Mom and Dad, On top of the world in N.H., Summer ' 73, Switzerland and Valaisa, Public Beach one Breezy Day . . . Glenn Kofman 88 Deerfield Road Kof, 63 Ford Kofmobile, food, Debbie, Newton, BPM, Cumbies, concerts, Class day, fish story, AZA, softball, basketball, skiing, sugarloaf, hockey, Michelob, Israel, Denninos, Guroo, LONDON, Paris, Florida, Dances. Susan Koiro 94 East Street Billy, 5 10 74, Leslie, penquins, triangle square (2), Ruth and Danny ' s friendship, accidents, Doris, the kids, A.j.G.P.L.S.W.D.P., Mud Slide Slim, Bubba, mom, Elton |ohn 11.25, drag city, Thanx Doc. Ann Kopple 14 lefferson Avenue The only way to have a friend is to be one — My volkswagon, skiing, summers down the cape, good times. Susan Koiro Lex Kosowsky Amy L. Kublin IL U.J i Debbie Kramer Lex Kosowsky 6 Sturges Road Tex, Sexy Lexy, Class Day, Duster, Sub Shop, Mrs. Dees, Bowling, Skiing, AZA, math team, 70 MPH, GIANTS, Elton, Jim, F.T.G., H. ). Lot, goldfinger ' s, Newton, Aimee, cut wrists, BUZZ, done. Debbie Kramer 40 Lincoln Road GJKPSV Thumbs Up. Us Six, C)S, Manomet, ).C.D. “74, Party at Nickels; Rt, “28 . Hyannis, My car, 10 24 71, Oakland, Ted, KRAME, Goodbye |.B. and Mr. Z. Amy L. Kublin 279 Massapoag Avenue Kubby . . . )udo. Nationals, YMCA, Uke- Tori, Field Hockey, Softball 3 , Swimming, Photography, How does it feel to be coordinated? Wouldn ' t know, doesn ' t happen often. Thanks Stan and )eff. Shelley F. Kushner Everybody has a religion, God only has Shelley F. Kushner Marty Lamb Sandra ). LaBrie people . . . THOMAS, October 5th . . . Love to Miom and Dad . . . Why did I lose what I loved the most? Good-bye M. Sandra ). LaBrie 14 Quincy Street We can ' t return, we can only look behind from where we came . . . t.W., Memories, 2 13 80K, writing, ft, )MP, oldies. Mom and Dad-lhacry!, Be-)LS, good talks. Bye lack! Karen Lakin 65 Lantern Lane What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Growing up with Susan, “stitches, SSS, I know that look, Fef ... football games with Dad, Thanks AS., Ricky, unbelievable! Marty Lamb 29 Woodland Street In the first place God made idiots. This was for practice. Then he made school boards — Mark Twain Alternative School, President of jOBFCOA, USY EX-PRESIDENT, ISRAEL ' 73 and? T Alan Arthur Lampert 29 Woodland Street Concert Band, Stage Band, Pep Band, Variety Show II, III, IV, Creative Arts Festival III, IV, Oklahoma,” Senior Citizen Show — video taping, student advisor, T.V., No wonder I never had time for classes! Ardis Ellen Lane 16 Bayberry Drive Ardi, not Bari! Truckdriver, the List, Bel ' S plAce, SuBaShFylKim, Bes ' Fwends, diary, codenames, annonymous letters, oldies but goodies, Maplewood, my song! elephants and kangaroosies. Miss Green Uncle Dill, Thanks mom and dad. Lisa Lappen 350 East Street ROBERT, 1 27 72, Penn, BBC, FRIENDS, WASHINGTON, jade . . . You and I are as the branches of one tree; with your rejoicing comes my laughter, with your sadness starts my tears. Lisa Lappen Cindy Layton 185 Norwood Street I hate and love. You ask how can that be? I know not, but I feel the agony. Patty Leonard 57 South Pleasant Street Carl ... All of my dreams come true-l met you . . . April 29th . . . Colour My World . . . good old days ... so many good times . . . parents. Robert fames Levitan 34 Harold Street There have been good times, there have been bad times. There have been good grades, there have been bad grades, but the people have all been good — Thanks. Robert James Levitan Alan Arthur Lampert Ardis Ellen Lane Cindy Layton 44 Robert Neal Linsky Gary David Liebert Benjamin Loewy Ricky Lewis The Past is gone, the present is all we have for the future we can only hope for the best. Gary David Leibert 65 Morse Street Mustang, Summer of 74, DMTFTAKTMASJDFIBTDUB, SCHLITZ, Beach, Camp, Dud, Hopeless, Cold Goose, Skid Hop, Vegas Night, West Port, SPA, Rocky, Blue Hills SKI, I ' m out at last! Robert Neal Linsky 21 Harold Street Bob, Maximus Tea Hill, Tequilla Milton, Michelob, class day. Baked all day, B.O., Framingham, Schli tz Canton, Everything at Sue ' s Rum Sugarloaf, Denenno ' s AZA, Aronson ' s, Harney ' s, Joyce D., Ah Please! Too Tired! Benjamin Loewy Ricky Lewis Shawn Logan 357 Norwood Street Experience is not what happens to you; it is what you do with what happens — Tangle with Mr. C., Sean, PS), The Entertainer, Every Irishman is a blushing potato at heart. Cheryl Loiterstein 14 Briggs Pond Way April 3, 1974, Kelly M. Darlin ' , Nov. 1, 1974, Viscaya Stables, the group at C.L.S., Ski trip to Maine, surprise 16! The Sharon Saddlebacks, memories of the past. Leslie Robin Lubin 19 Country Lane A word is worth one coin; silence is worth two. U.S.Y . . . Isreal Pilgrimage 1974 . . . LELL . . . conventions . . . dances, concert . . . B B C . . . Washington. Cheryl Loiterstein Lislie Robin Lubin Carla Lumley 19 Vesta Road, Dorchester Antonio, Thanks Ma, )ohn, Carole, Beverly, Mr. Perry, Miss Steele, Michael lames by Charlene, Mel, and Sharon B., ' ' Make Way for me Fashion Merchandisers, Fashion Fair, Talent Flair. Mary Helene Lynch 104 South Pleasant Street Horses, KoKomo, Miner, Lynchy baby, Irish, Shannon, THE ALLMAN BROTHERS, Crossroads, Homeward Bound, Mountain )am. Blue Skies, Sunnydays, Country Life, Thanks Mum + Pup, Ain ' t no such thing as dying. )ohn MacDonald 20 Glendale Rd. Carla Lumley Mary Helen Lynch Stuart A. Mathews John MacDonald Mary A. Markt Mark A. Markt 29 East Chestnut Street Sister, Basketball, Fieldhockey, Softball, Thank you for everything Miss Hogan and Chari. Hey Murph! Basketball Camp ' 73, 74, G.V.C., S.C.D.C, GROOVY Friday Nights, Florida, cement block, signs. Friends . . . Stuart A. Mathews Earl E. Mayhofer, |r. 9 Paul Revere Road I am a man of few words although I must say that my senior year has been extremely eventful. Activities: Varsity Football (fullback). Track, Varsity Club. 4b Earl E. Mayhofer, jr. Ellen McCormack Cynthia Elaine Miles Bruce Morgan Steven Michalowski Ellen McCormack 9 Summer Street — And I know that when Cod gives us the clearest sight, he does not touch our eyes with love, but sorrow, lil, Fieldhockey, Class Day, Groovy Friday Nights, Signs.” Friends . . . Steven Michalowski 18 Margaret Road Through The Alternative window I see. Potential Robots, waiting for Friday ' s last bell . . . Party at Urbano ' s! Barracuda, Aces pay what?! Where ' s the coffee? Hoochy Coo! Saxe, Little Tree, 75? Cynthia Elaine Miles 2 Glenview Road Soar not too high to fall ' but stoop to rise. President of Chorus, SEMSBA, DISTRICT, ALL-STATE, Europe 1973, junior Miss Pageant - Miss Congeniality; OKLAHOMA!!! Alan E. Miller Michele Diane Montag I I David P. Muldrew Alan E. Miller 76 Mountain Street USED! Painting the town white; in my car, gambling. Summer 74, veights, jerry. Dances, ineligibje. Friendly ' s why?. Crazy Al, Anderson, T-Hill, Lori, Chicago to California. Michele Diane Montag 60 Edgehill Road Learned a lot about people. Sharon, dances! Going to be a medical assistant. I would also like to take up clowning. Bruce Morgan David P. Muldrew j.V. football, 72 , mikes house, V. football 74 . A.M. Truckin with the Bull, SIRCOP, N. Falmouth 73 , B A D., CA. Take it slow BRAE, Thanks, The Boys. 47 Rosamond A. Nardone 29 Crest Road Caring is friendship and friendship is forever . . . Bradlees, Maverick, Laurie, Rings . . . Mutt ' N Jeff . . . The security of knowing you ' re loved — Thanks Mom and Dad . . . Katharine B. Neilson 34 Glendale Road Kathy . . . Skiing, cheerleading, close calls in Ann ' s V.W., J.C.D. 74 , Summers in Scituate, Prom 74 , )ay Peak, Good Times, Good Friends, and lot ' s of memories . . . Ben, M.K.M.A. Elisa M. Nelson 32 Deerfield Road Bobby . . . I ' ve Been Searching for So Long 3 15 74 ).N.)r . , . Nancy ' s friendship . . . L.P.C.M., The Mustang . . . The Big C . . . Forever Smiling. Thelma Newberger 6 Lyndon Road Rosamond A. Nardone Katharine B. Neilson Elisa M. Nelson Thelma Newberger J Marianne Newcombe I once met a boy or shall I say he once met me . . . Destiny . . . Illusions . . . By Su ... I feel like this is the beginning. Marianne Newcombe 18 Franklin Road I remember finding out about you, everyday my mind is all around you. The more faithfully you listen to the voice within you, the better you will hear what is standing outside. Robert Newell 116 Massapoag Avenue Pepsi, Thanks for Nob Craig, Flappy Meadows 70, Friday and Saturday Nights, SCHLITZ, Mike ' s CRA, another Pepsi, Playing Pool, Texas ' 73, Camping, Zubba at DS, DMD, California, Another Pepsi, Bye. Ellen Debra Newman 24 Country Lane WASTE . . . skip . . . SUSY . . . judo . . . Ilene BBC . . . MOC . . . Ziggy . . . voulez-vous? . . . hp . . . It ' s not always a game. . . . Robert Newell Ellen Debra Newman Patty Nickel Cynthia lean Niethold Patty Nickel 59 Cheryl Drive Horses, Thumbs up — DK)VS, Blue Box, )CD ' 74, Somebody said you were having a party, Steve K., You let me live my own life. Thanks Mom and Dad. Cynthia Jean Niethold 8 Summer Street DAVE, 12 7 73, CYNTH, MOM, Fieldhockey ' 73, Michael Toris, Groovy Friday Nights, The Van, Stoughton . . . 3:30 A M. . . . Thegreatescape, Chari . . . you ' re the greatest, C|ll Parties, The impossible is often the untried, Friends . . . Charles M. Nitenson Patricia |. O ' Grady 8 Winslow Road Fet ' s skip, m unchies, memories, Florida ' 74, roafers with Sandy, It ' s only the beginning, S.M., May and Dan, Flama, STAR, The Qualude Kids, Mudglies, Colour My World, We ' re OUTTA HERE! Charles M. Nitenson Patricia ). O ' Grady David Olken David Olken 22 Walpole Street Working for the GOOD IN the mountain and the WOOD Friend of the INSANE Straight Arrow ' s his NAME — FRISBEE — Spirit Helen Irene Palmer 200 Furnace Street I gave up trying to understand people long ago . . . now let them try to understand me — Snuggle. Diamond Vince, St. Mark ' s Church, harp, track. Thanks Mom and Dad. Robert Steven Paris 27 Mountain Street 6 9 74 . . . Morses . . . Foxboro . . . Senior League Bowling . . . Chump . . . Don ' t Weep . . . Good times with Resa. Helen Irene Palmer Robert Steven Paris 49 Glenn Parsons Duffy, Bub, Nipper, football, basketball, baseball, soph, year, the old group, the janitor, 1 1 74, Newport, R.l. (Mas ' s), SCDC, down the lake, ). class day, P. Puff, canoe trip, H.L. Cary Pearlmutter 50 Quincy Street Nothing ventured, nothing gained . . . Don ' t be afraid to try. So dream big dreams, reach for the stars. And set your standards high, — G. W. Douglas — Alternative School. Deborah Roberta Peck 40 Gunhouse Street Debbie Pecka, I am not meant to be alone without you who understands, IMP, Field-hockey, dancing, sumseventy, 5 74, nursing, I leave memories to my friends, love to my parents. Conrad Pilson Deborah Roberta Peck Alice Susan Pitt 36 Pleasant Street Us six. Let ' s Party, Nickel ' s Loyd? l-lyannis, claustrophobia, Norman Schwartzbaumer, Condidentially, Stairway to Heaven, RBF, Poor Isgur, Babe, cheerleading, Oklahoma, Roy boy. College, Marine Biology, Thumbs up! Thanks everyone, BYE! Bruce R. Platzman 1157 Bay Road DERELICT S 75, Good Times with Roni, Foon, Heavy Chevy, Partying, K.I.G.I.N.H., Baseball, Bikey, Spaced out accesories. Gambling, )ethro Tull Concert, What CONCERT? FENDER BENDER , All nighter AGAIN? Marc Pliskin 10 Tamarack Way Good Times with Good Friends, Tripyramid, Circles, Cape Summers, ). Geils, Munchkin, Mr. D. at Mr. C ' s, Basketball, Derelicts 75 , Rainwear. Glenn Parsons Conrad Pilson Bruce R. Platzman Gary Pearlmutter Marc Pliskin Alice Susan Pitt I i 1 I I I I I Andrew Porder Stephen Douglas Powell Helen Patricia Pringle Diane Marie Prosack john E. Powers Andrew Porder Andy . . . S.D. — Track — Junior Class Day — Truck on down to Mr. C ' s — Varsity Club . .. putt-putt .. . Saturday night ' s all right for ... Goodbye Club — Dud and Cash! Donna June Powell 79 Homestead Street LEWIS, getting high. Thanks Ma, Ethel, This lovely flower fell to seed; Work gently sun and rain; she held it, as her drying creed that she would grow again. Stephen Douglas Powell 17 High Street I Just can ' t be lonesome No More. NATALIE, I.L.Y.A., Soccer, Grease, Parties, Basketball, BOOG, Thanks Mom, Dad, Everyone, Good Friends, Now and then a laugh to keep us from crying. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. John E. Powers 66 Eastfoxboro Street Carol, Bud, Happy Meadows 72, Randy Stephen E. Pozner more wood, ALL NIGHTERS, Yatta ' s, Pitts 74 , Party ' s, Jack, Mustang, 64 Ford, HSPL 74, Memories, Bye Doc. Stephen E. Pozner 9 Marcus Road Poz . . . Basketball . . . Soccer . . . Baseball . . . The Circle . . . T Hill . . . L.R., K.I.G.I.N.H., Jr. Class Day (Heavy Chevy), Derelicts 75, Helen Patricia Pringle 8 Prescott Street, Roxbury Thanks for your blessing Mom and Dad. Call me IHop-a-long loose booty Helen the Dancer. I thank Miss Steele and all my loving friends, goodbye. Diane Marie Prosack 48 Walpole Street The only way to have a friend is to be a friend. . . . dancing . . . dumb blonde . . . Atlantic City 74 . . . skating . . . Kermit . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . 51 r Margery Aleta Purdy 136 Upland Road “To love someone is to give them room enough to grow, 10 17 72, Dad. Robyn Rappel 76 Oakhill Drive Mark Quenzel 104 Massapoag Avenue AM. TRUCKIN WITH THE BULL, Class night “74, takin care of business, 1 1 74 WE ' LL MAKE Tl N.M., The night school got out, I ' LL BE REMEMBERED, TAKE CARE MIKE. Wesley Richard Reddick 23 Pleasant Street Don ' t forget the apricots, bike trips, Plymouth, Scituate, West Yarmouth ' 72 ' damned Lawns, M.C., New Hampshire ' 74, ' Koehler Ind., new friends, the campsite. Mass, Art, Portfolio, Who, me worry? Margery Aleta Purdy Robyn Rappel Mark Quenzel Mark S. Richmond 16 Worcester Road Lorie, Beaver Cleaver, Volks, BaBaby said you ain ' t seen nothin ' yet., period five cruising club ' 73 N.E. Aquarium Dartmouth Guitar Cahely I been ther I know Graduation Finally. Lori Beth Rittenburg 17 Gannett Terrace All can hear, but only the sensitive can hear ... Jimmy, 9-14-73, Summer ' 72, the old gang, Rosco and D.L, Prom ' 74, Y.R. and C.M.W., S.P,, j.C.D., my family. Thanks F.W.R.B. Robin Christine Rizzo 63 Pleasant Street Richard Tucker, 7 13 74, I Honestly Love You, Dream On, Grodin ' s party, note writing, buckets, Walpole Prom, 5 4 74, concerts, Love is sharing what you have with others. Thanks Mom and Dad. Wesley Richard Reddick Mark S. Richmond 52 Lori Beth Rittenburg Robin Christine Rizzo Genna Anne Robbins Paul T. Robitaille Genna Anne Robbins 91 Lakeview Street MATT 3 3 73. Debbie, Shelley, Pammie, McDonalds, layout editor, little Renault, Cape Cod. I got through 4 years thanks to Mum, Dad, )ulie. Pooh, friends. Special thanks to S.A.H.S. for this year. Paul T. Robitaille Michael S. Roif 39 Lakeview Street I ' ve had dreams enought for one ... I have my hopes to comfort me. I ' ve got my new horizons out to sea. Roify — M.M., P.S.J., Great friends, so-long. Susan Salemme 14 Marie Avenue Stephen, May 11, 1973 Christmas, Truro, Angie, concerts, Bruce Springsteen, COME ON DOWN! triangle — square (2), Leslie and Danny ' s Friendship ' s Prom 72, 75, Bruce IV ' 2 memories. Thanks Doc and Joel. Karen Sarfaty 6 Francis Road Michael, 3 4 74, titles, Oakland, thumbs- up, the box, W3, SCDC, N.H. ' 73, Wrentham, Summer 72, A friend is one who walks when all others walk out. Patti R. Sbardella 24 Gabriel Road Paul, 3 17 72, Prom ' 72, the dodge, Italy ' 74, race car, 11 28 71, memories, My Love, friends, Arboro Circle, Mable, Lums, Elton John bullfrog, Chevi, penquins, the cooler, Florida, )une 12, 1972, marriage. Nancy Ann Schatvet 76 Brook Road A man finds happiness only by walking his own path. Caddy, Tracks, David, N.J., KARATE, Father and Son, Norwegian Wood, Conn., Andy . . . 10 8 72, York, Cat Stevens. Patti R. Sbardella Nancy Ann Schatvet 53 Wendy Beth Schreider 17 Westridge Drive Look out my window, see the world rushing by . . . Billy, 4 27 73, Prom ' 73, Colour My World, BAOTR, Summer ' 72, parties, I.C.D., S.K., M.P., The Tards , My family. Thanks L.B.F.R. Roberta Beverly Schwartz 12 Wilshire Drive It ' s only the beginning, it ' s only just a start ... Bobbi . . . Music . . . SEMSBA . . . Chorus . . . Star Market . . . Proms . . . NETTY . . . V.P . . . Keith. Robert W. Scott Bradley Seidel 65 Chestnut Street 11 12 74 Chess, Math, Bowling, tennis - almost . . . California .. . . Driving to Marlborough ... 6 months to go . . . fun summers . . . what do you want now? . . . BPM ... on to the stars! Robert W. Scott Wendy Beth Schreider Bradley Seidel msec Roberta Beverly Schwartz Lynda D. Serra Lynda D. Serra 403 Massapoag Avenue UMli,, Summer of 74 , My friends, decisions. Colour My World, Italy, Partying, memories, you will understand, Thanks Mom and Dad, working with kids. Stairway to Heaven, Goodbye, I ' ll miss you! Edith Susan Shaker 54 Lyndon Road Oh, if I could have the wings of a dove, that I might fly away and find peace. Edie, USY, Crutch, CCGH, Colour My World, conventions. Advisors, Israel 1974, Nursing. Matthew Sherr 35 Lyndon Road DM, at the Falcione residence, T-hill, Rinty, Chet, Max, White Mountains, Hockey ' 74, being baked!. The Yellow Cougar, CFM 908, Thanks CIVS. 54 Edith Susan Shaker Mathew Sherr Cathy Jo Shuman Robert C. Shilowski, )r. 149 Ocean Blv., Honolulu, Hawaii Derelict, Foon ' s night, days at Urb ' s, T-hill, KIGINH, cornhuskin ' , let ' get — ? school? when?, Thurs. at Marcy ' s, Half gal at WOWO ' S, Cutlass, SKELL, Mr. Cs, Cathy )o Shuman 4 Marbet Road “Stephen, Y.C.A.W.C.R.O.A.D.D.D., On top of the mountain. Titles, Manomet, D)K, gimping, claustrophobia, thumbs up, Patty ' s parties. Boogie!, the family. Onion Rings, )odi, Weco 3, Herman, Wrentham, the stairs, RIP, N.H. 73. Elaine Ann Shuman 28 Capen Hill Road In so far as man has civilized himself, he demands privacy, the right of being alone. In so far as society has civilized itself, it recognizes that right. — R. Messenger. Sue Shulman Piglet sidled up to Pooh from behind. Pooh! he whispered. Robert C. Shilowski, jr. Sue Shulman Deborah Lucille Simmons Yes, Piglet? Nothing, said Piglet taking Pooh ' s paw. I just wanted to be sure of you. — A. A. Milne. Deborah Lucille Simmons 40 Cheryl Drive Life is what you make it Thank you, Barry for everything! Really? When does this period end? What sign are you? Waitress; Mom makes everything all better; college. Charlene J. Simonetti 188 Pond Street STEVIE, marriage 6 28 75, sarsaparilla, U.S.M.C., Maples, Me., 5 6 72, meatball, redhead, back-stabbers, Kawasaki, California, here we come, May I go to the lav? Thanks Mom and Dad! Maurice L. Small ! ' Charlene j. Sirr onetti Maurice L. Small 55 Bruce Smith 60 Cheryl Drive A man of knowledge is one follows truthfully the hardships of learning, and without rushing or faltering goes as far as he can. — Don )uan Thanks Mom and Dad. Richard Paul Snyder 51 Deerfield Road The Gang: Mike, Donna, Sue, Debbie, Art, Kenny . . . )uly 4, 1973, Hi Donna . . . New Years, 1974 . . . Friday Night Hockey, Pumpkin . . . Anyway, who threw house in river? Barry D. Stein 312 North Main Street A good school depends on enough money, good teachers, and a good administration. A bad one is any that doesn ' t have any of these. Mary Ellen Steplar 9 Norwood Street Become who you are . . . Step, SPORTS, Barry D. Stein 10 13 72, HALLOWEENS, Basketball camp, (Ruby, Pancho) waubs, Hey, Miami You ' ve got beautiful EYES. Yohan, Presidente diego, license? Friends . . . Someday I ' ll learn . . . David E. Stone 428 Massapoag Avenue The object is to overcome our limitations one at a time, in order. Flying through solid rocks comes later in the program. — Richard Bach. Ruben Stuckey Track, Football, Mama, Kansas, Good home cooking, Down to Mr, C ' s, )r. Class Day, Varsity Club, To begin to live the rest of my life and purchase and another gold, lames P, Sutton 39 Lake Avenue Chess, Math, Doughnuts, PS), Euphony, Bands, Oklahoma, pit, drams. Band on the Run, Encore ' 73, Goddamn Yankees, Blue Moon, Praeludium, Anybody wanna orange? Ma-ri-a! ... people who need people . Mary Ellen Steplar Ruben Stuckey Richard Paul Snyder David E. Stone james P. Sutton Lisa A. Tekulsky Cynthia Thomas Lisa A. Tekulsky 8 Carbrey Ave. One place no one has ever been is Tomorrow ... I always had a friend in need . . . the Three Musketeers . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . THE END? Cynthia Thomas 11 High Plain Street Turtle, The Hill, WOWB, Ba Boom, Nancy, Bridesmaid, 9 22 73, Thayer Pharmacy, 1 28 74, Williamsburg, Virginia, and Washington, DC., April 72, 2:10 morning, Mr. Blanchon, BLB, 6 30 73, Drive-in, Friends, lodi ' s House, Memories, Marriage. Sheila Titlebaum 9 Laurel Road )IM, 10 27 74, Halloween, 73 74 Bummer, Hello Mabel, Vancouver with Susie, Stanley Morris, footwear, the ZOO, Marlboro, 1 16 73, Bing, Bing, Bing, GOAL, Chicago, clubbing, worth waiting for, lust You ' n Me . Susan Tovsky Richard C. Todd 269 Mansfield St. Karen, BUD, Happy Meadows, Randy more WOOD! Yatta ' s, Savoy Brown, HSPL, locks. The Gusto Life, Chevy II, Pits, All others, good times, graduation. Good- bye!!! Adrien Tompkins 400 South Main St. The good times pass too quickly . . . Vietnam Ends, Change is not always for the better. Live each day to the fullest, FATS , The fun is just beginning Stay yourself. Susan Tovsky 19 Old Farm Road . . . and we go round and round in the circle game ... ALT, My little friend, growing up with Karen, Why not Dra Katrena Traut 30 Morse St. Carlos, sleeping out, Amy, Youth Council, record time 6 A.M., |r. Miss, G.K., What can I do? Special ed. Sue . . . SOACS, T.H., Prom ' 74, The House, Mexico . . . Katrena Traut Mike Urbano 22 Leonard Road Great times with ILA. The Cape and many others! Derelicts, reeking, passout with Nick, few too many . . . LUIGI 2 23 74 . . . Stang, Capri, Gambling, Hoop! Out with the guys. Gayle Vanasse 56 Richards Avenue Summer ' 74, concerts, skiing at Waterville, Big Weekends at Deb ' s, Pickle juice, bailing out, shrubs and fences . . . good luck charms, pull a cherrio, call the Hotline! to be happy . . . MEMORIES. Nelson Van Leer Work — it will be good for me. Do it today! Love is the vision that can see all as one and one as all; I and my father are one. Bruce D. Wade 17 West Street Beth, Football, Ski-bumming, Class Day, Bud, Greaser, Good Times with Good Mike Urbano Gayle Vanasse Nelson Van Leer Bruce D. Wade Barbara Wagner Friends, Well that right there . . . Sugarloaf, Tispaquin, Peck ' s Parties, Pay up Wood, Thank you everybody. Barbara Wagner 161 Wolomolapoag Street )ay Webber 21 Lyndon Rd. Building the Bird . . . No More, T.T.O.? Boy ' s in the band! Party over goosa ' s! Broadway, Florida, college . . . skiing, summer 74, MHDI, Spa, Partying days . . . Is is over? Tracy I. Weiner 2 Lyndon Road ACE . . . Derelicts 75 . . . Heavy Honda . . . The AMX, Halloween ' s, Zoo ' s . . . all- nighters . . . reekers . . . Auditorium Shuffle . . . GMH. 58 lay Webber Tracy I. Weiner ■I t Pamela Weiss Lori Weintraub 30 Bullard St. “CLIFF , Feb. 7 . . . Marriage . . . That ' s a nice GRAND PRIX, Catskill Mountains . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. Pamela Weiss 25 West Ridge Drive The permanent temptation of life is to confuse dreams with reality. The permanent defeat of life comes when dreams are surrendered to reality, leffrey Westerman 65 Lincoln Road Pudge — S.H.S. Four Years of Fun . . . with more to come. Good times with good friends — Party at Nickel ' s, Y.C., Chowdown at S.E.R.V.T.H.S., U TURN at S.S.S., TOMH, Bullet. Steven D. White 55 Huntington Avenue Nancy, 9 28 73, 11 12 73, Maine Vermont . . . Baseball, Soccer, B.V.G., A.V. Room, A.V.A., T.V . . . Skiing, Sailing . . . Enjoy Jeffrey Westerman Marshall Wolff Fran Wood Scott Williams what you have today because it may not be there tomorrow. Scott Williams 157 East Foxboro St. Ski Bum USA, Stowe, )ay Peak . . . Hart, Dynastar . . . S.C.C.A., Datsu, Watkins Glenn, Limerock, Road Atlanta someday . . . The Big “I , Where ' s the Party! Marshall Wolff 27 Marcus Road Class is having nickname (WOFFIE), Lots of friends, and going out on weekend nights, Brighams, hanging on telephone poles, playing cards, losing, “Derelict 75 , The Best Class. Fran Wood 22 Winslow Rd. BaHia to Boston and still the Champ. Great friends. Midnight Raid, I ' m not paying you Wade. To Mr. C ' s and Class D Substance. Seclusion for two in East Overshoe. I Robert |. Zeolla 32 Ames Street Derelict 75 , T-Hill, Civ ' s Circle, The Pits, Burnouts with Urb, Halloweens , . . Nick Lowcut . . . Rat . . . Crew . . . ). Ceils Concert . . . 7 4 72 . . . Class Day . . . Reatha Karen Zilberstein Robert ). Zeolla Karen Zilberstein not pictured Eve Benton 17 Jefferson Avenue In the solitude to which every man is always returning, he has a sanity and revelations which, in his passage into new worlds, he will carry with him. — Emerson. Gregory MacDougall 343 South Main Street Mac, Michelob, JAM, Leo ' s. Richard Belben James Bouknight Donald Brickell Arnold Classman Edward Gold Richard P. Graham David Kaplan Andrew Ray Steven D. Williams Jeffrey Wornum Philip A. Zeuli bO CLASS DAY 61 Class Clown: Ann Kopple, Ruben Stuckey Class Magician: Steve Corman, Berylee Bubly Class Artist: Chet Jones, Natalie Kafka 62 Class Actor Actress: Sam Abel, Becky Bailey i Class Athlete: Glenn Parsons, Mary Markt Most Photogenic: Jeff Hansler, Vanessa DiMuzzio Class Flirt: Kris Bennett, Tracy Weiner I I 63 65 OKLAHOMA 66 j CAST: Aunt Eller; Cynthia Miles Laurey; Becky Bailey Ado: Amy Albert Gertie Cummings: Sharon Natan- sohn Curley: David Simons Will Parker: Bob Weinstein jud Fry: Robert Cunha Ali Hakim: Sam Abel Ike Skidmore: Ed Rooks Cord Elam: Rich Appel Slim: Steve Ober Fred: Gerry Plouffe Ellen: Leslie Stone Kate: Lisa Gilligan Sylvie: )o Vitali Armina; Carolyn Koss Aggie: Susan Kornetsky Andrew Carnes: Dave Sirkin !! i ' ) I i 67 68 69 70 72 73 74 75 76 UNDERCLASSMEN 1975 ART 1. Robert Altman 2. Daniel Abrams 3. Fred Bellows 4. Andrew Adler 5. Timothy Adams 6. Russell Baker 7. Donna Altieri 8. Robin Altieri 9. Darlene Annis 10. Nadine Abbott 11. Donna Bennett 12. Gerald Appelstein 13. Andrew Abrahamson 14. Richard Abrams 15. Steven Angers 78 ROOM 502 1. Linda Butler 2. Helene Bloom 3. Elizabeth Brothwell 4. Maureen Coffey 5. Roberta Campbell 6. Marilyn Berger 7. Debora Blumenthal 8. Daulin Carlson 9. James Coffey 10. Michael Coffey 11. Charles Cameron 79 ROOM 504 1. Diane Conradson 2. Christine Cucalon 3. Robin Cohen 4. Martha Enxing 5. Patricia Donovan 6. Kathleen Condon 7. Catherine Duffy 8. Amy Cohen 9. Michael Cohen 10. lames Connors 11. Howard Davis 12. Brad Cohen 13. Robert Diesso 14. Kim Delashaw 80 1. Sarah Fink 2. Judith Feeney 3. Virginia Ford 4. Resa Geller 5. Rhonda Friedman 6. Deborah Farretta 7. Pamela Green 8. Elaine Graber 9. Theodore Fine 10. Steven Gordon 11. Donald Goldberg 12. Steven Glassberg 13. Steven Gershman 14. Thomas Gray 15. Michael Glaser 16. Gary Forman 17. Robert Frewald 18. Mark Falcione 19. John Greene 20. Denis Griff 21. |ohn Gately 22. Milton Golovin 23. Steven Gronendyke ROOM 506 i 81 1. Gary Kline 2. Randi Katz 3. Donna Gussman 4. Rochelle Harper 5. Laurie Kalis 6. Michele Kaufman 7. Elizabeth Henry 8. Amy Indeck 9. Sarah Hall 10. Lois Horan 11. Robin Heegard 12. Alison Kincaid 13. Richard Kahn 14. Robert Kesselman 15. )on Gutlon 16. leffrey Kaplan 17. Christopher Hughes 18. Timothy Kannally 19. Glenn Kirshbaum 20. Robert Hamer 21. lerrol Kestenberg 22. Robert Howard 82 1. Robert Libon 2. Guillermo Leon 3. leffrey Lewis 4. Alan Lovitz 5. Dean Loomis 6. Iverson Lockley 7. Sandra Lubin 8. Barry Kublin 9. James Lynch 10. Joel Leabman 11 . Michael Leopold 12. Catherine Loiselle 13. Anita Koss 14. Deborah Klos 15. Amy Lew 16. Donna Klos 17. Madeline Lewis 18. Susan Marcus ROOM 509 83 ROOM 511 1. Kristen Nylen 2. Reatha Mirabile 3. Kimberley Orton 4. Sharyn Milgram 5. ludith Monteiro 6. Debra Mason 7. Lewis Melcher 8. lames O ' Brien 9. Stephen Mitchell 10. Richard Norton 11. Andrew Neilson 12. Eric Moore 13. Elayne Morlock 14. Thomas Moore 15. Kevin McManus 16. Norman Niethold 17. Clarence Morris 18. Alan Nidle 19. Kevin Michell 20. Elizabeth Orel 84 ROOM 401 i I i I i ! i i I I I 1. Julie Rittenburg ! 2. Lisa Plonsisy I 3, Wendy Press 4. Melanie Purvis 5. Susan Pollack 6. Brenda Parrish ; 7. Amy Porder i 8. Deborah Pliskin ! 9. David Queeley i 10. Steven Reed , 11. Rand Pelton ! 12. Michael Recchia 85 1. Andrew Sheldon 2. Keith Small 3. Michael Schagrin 4. Thomas Sikora 5. Charles Ruhl 6. Andrea Santos 7. Nancy Sobelman 8. Cheryl Salkeld 9. Debra Rutfield 10. |ill Robert 11. Lillian Shulman 12. David Simon 13. Jeffrey Segal 14. Dale Schwartz 15. David Sirkin 16. Steven Sharad 17. Judith Romanowicz 8h ROOM 114 1. Lorraine Stella 2. Paula Wrenn 3. Denise Whritenour 4. Deborah Voelker 5. Mary Sperandio 6. Martha Wintheiser 7. Dana Wade 8. Laura VanMeter 9. Gretchen Young 10. Harold Wolfson 11. William Sperling 12. Robert Weinstein 13. Roy Stevenson 14. William Steplar 15. Michael Urann 16. George Todd 17. Mark Springstead 18. Gary Talewsky 19. Mitchell Weiss 20. Robert Wallace 21. David Whritenour 22. Michael Victor 23. Richard Todd ROOM 116 87 JUNIOR CLASS PLANNING BOARD First Row: |. Robert, B. Henry, G. Kirschbaum, D. O ' Grady. Second Row: A. Kincaid, P. Donovan, L. Orel, K. Orton, L. Kalis, M. Coffey. Third Row: R. Lubin, D. Voelker, P. Kiely, L. Shulman, ). Rittenburg, B. Brothwell, D. Rutfield Fourth Row: D. Goldberg, H. Bloom, S. Pollack, Scott Civian, M. Cohen, S. Marcus, T. Connors, C. lones. Fifth Row: R. Geller, M. Wintheiser, D. Bennett, B. Parrish, D. Whritenour, N. Abbott, A. Lew. H8 90 91 ROOM 112 1. Mark Campbell 2. Charles Bishop 3. Mark Buckbee 4. Richard Barnes 5. Robert Burgess 6. Albert Berry 7. )ay Abarbanel 8. George Bausch 9. Cynthia Backus 10. Susan Bromberg 11 . Bernice Aster 12. Amy Albert 13. lanice Alemian 14. Leslie Berger 15. Gail Brightman 16. Terri Arnell 17. loan Beauregard 18. Mary Baldwin 92 LECTURE HALL A 1. Jonathan Belman 2. James Cobb 3. James Cannon 4. Bradley Corman 5. David Cocuzzo 6. Robert Coffey 7. Debra Diamond 8. Donna Coffey 9. Carolyn Cuneo 10. Carol Delagi 11. Susan DeCirolamo 12. Susan Cohen 13. Lin Crosman 14. Brenda Condon 15. Jane Cuneo 16. Nancy Colageo I 93 1. Marcia Elgart 2. Steven Pillion 3. Alan Dunn 4. Wayne Falby 5. Odessa Foxworth 6. Susan Filins 7. William Dryden 8. Stephen Donovan 9. Gregory Dutton 10. David Flfman 11. Hugh Fnxing 12. Alan Fisher 13. Stanley Fitzhugh 14. Suzanne Fitzgerald 15. Roni Fnbinder 16. Sheryle FIson 17. Tracy Fills 18. Iris Fisher 19. Linda Donovan 20. Linda Feldman 21 . Iris Fingold 94 ROOM 202 1. Michael Gilmore 11. Daniel FHadda d 2. Robert Frank 12. Stuart Green 3. Gordon Gunniss 13. A. Gussman 4. Gary Goldfarb 14. Diane Ginsburg 5. Mitchell Friedman 15. Deirdre Geoghegan 6. David Gaull 16. Andrea Friedman 7. Craig Gulla 17. Marci Gordon 8. Sheryl Goodman 18. Nancy Ginden 9. Scott Gordon 19. Deborah Goodman 10. Glenn Cutterman 95 1. Deborah Happnie 2. Susan Katz 3. Lisa Kessler 4. Beverly Kline 5. Susan Kahalnik 6. Melissa Hansler 7. Robin Kaufman 8. Paula Hershman 9. Merilyn Holmes 10. David Kaufner 11. Sandra Herson 12. Lori Hunt 13. Marc Herson 14. Howard Kerstein 15. Mark Hoffman 16. Andrew Kniager 17. Leslie Hays 18. Ila Haffer 19. Randi Kosowsky 20. Michael Hogan 21 . Michael loncas 22. lonathan Klein 23. Steven Holtzman 24. David Hirsh 25. Christopher Keyes 26. Joseph Howley 27. Stephen Kafka 28. Craig Hershman ROOM 203 96 1. Kelley McCarthy 2. Pamela Mahoney 3. Beth Leppo 4. Eleanor Lohmiller 5. Shari Linsky 6. Janice Marder 7. Donna McAuliffe 8. Jill Levensohn 9. Sheryl Lake 10. Lisa Litin 11. Donna Maltzman 12. Susan Laurie 13. Joyce Koss 14. Cindy Lipsitz 15. Humphrey McCarthy 16. John McCarthy 17. Michael McCormack 18. Eric Levine 19. Stephen Marcotte 20. Stuart Markowitz ROOM 204 97 i 1 1 1. Suzanne Nickel 2. Carolann Newcombe 3. Donna Nelson 4. Carolyn Murray 5. Margaret Oliver 6. Elizabeth O ' Brien 7. Nancy Morganelli 8. Betsy Naglin 9. Colleen McGrath 10. Zahara Ozer 11. Norman Ober 12. David Michael 13. lames Newell 14. Mark Morin 15. Andrew McNulty ROOM 205 ROOM 206 I I i I ! i 1 1 i I I 1 I i i r ' 1. Bruce Rosenthal 2. loel Rossman 3. Glenn Pomerantz 4. |ohn Ryan 5. Dana Richmond 6. Stephanie Parsons 7. loanne Pransky 8. Cheryl Roach 9. Lori Ravitz 10. Beth Rabb 11. Donna Peterson 12. Elizabeth Ruhl 13. Julia Robbins 14. Diane Salemme 15. Nancy Pozner 16. Deborah Sallen 17. Sharon Sandman 18. Elizabeth Roselund 19. Ellen Rowe 20. Edward Rooks 21 . Nelson Sack 22. Pauline Powers I , 99 1. Corinne Sheff 2. Lonni Stern 3. Lisa Sneider 4. Lynne Spiegal 5. )ane Sestak 6. Beth Shamitz 7. Jayne Simons 8. Beth Shreiar 9. Melissa Spaulding 10. Nancy Skillern 11 . Melissa Stimell 12. Scott Sidell 13. Stephen Sullivan 14. Michael Snyder 15. Barry Simons 16. Thomas Sullivan 17. Arthur Steinberg 18. Richard Spaulding 19. James Shalek 20. Mark Sullivan 21. Glenn Stewart ROOM 208 100 1. Robert Sweetman 2. Cary Woolf 3. Lawrence Zeolla 4. M. Walsdorf 5. David Yaffe 6. )erold Worobey 7. lames Taylor 8. Russell Tillson 9. Philip Thomas 10. Kevin Wood 11 . )ody Thomas 12. Susan White 13. leanne Taylor 14. Rebecca Waldron 15. )ohn Zuis 16. Howard Wise 17. Alex Whritenour 18. )ohn Thorley 19. Andrew Zuroff 20. Thomas Wreck 21. Steven Wilson 22. David Walsh ROOM 210 101 SOPHOMORE CLASS PLANNING BOARD First Row: B. Naglin, S. White, P. Mahoney, B. Shreiar, N. Pozner, R. Sweetman, D. Ginsburg, |. Robbins. Second Row: N. Morganelli, E. Rowe, S. Kahalnik, D. Salemme, ). Cosgrove, B. Asder, C. Backus, I. Fisher, B. Kline. Third Row: S. Laurie, M. Oliver, L. Grosman, S. Ellins, ). Levensohn, L. Hays, L. Berger, R. Fineberg, D. Goodman, A. Cinden. Fourth Row: D. Myers, L. Stern, C. Sheff, H. Liebling, D. Diamond, C. Fazzio, L. Littin, ). Thorley, S. Katz, S. DeCirolomo. Fifth Row: L. Stone, ). Simons, D. Sallen, M. Gordon. 102 1 104 105 ROOM 301 1. Scott Baxter 2. Ronald Adler 3. David Angers 4. Lawrence Aronson 5. Steven Aaronson 6. Celia Backrack 7. Ilene Bartell 8. Gwenne Berger 9. Cheryl Abramson 10. Leonie Bailey 11. Michelle Baum 12. Lynne Azanow 13. Donald Bailey 14. Mark Bazer I Ob 1. leanne Bishop 2. Abbi Berkowitz 3. Diane Appel 4. Debbie Bern 5. Lorri Blau 6. Jeffery Blank 7. Steven Caplan 8. Miguel Carvalho 9. Gary Bubly 10. Brian Campbell 11. Steven Berman ROOM 302 107 ROOM 303 1. Jeffrey Charloff 2. Kirk Dansky 3. Steven Cohen 4. Stephen Delaney 5. David Davenport 6. Howard Cohen 7. Thomas Cleveland 8. Matthew Cross 9. loanne Coffey 10. Deborah Clifford 11. Lynne Conradson 12. Alison Cromwell 13. Mary Costello 14. Karen Connors 15. Ellen Cosgrove 16. Amy Clay 17. |ody Cohen 18. Cary Coffey 108 ROOM 304 1. Michael Pillion 2. Donald Foley 3. William Dobie 4. Michael Duffy 5. Andrea Fox 6. Harold Dickerman 7. lennifer Falk 8. lulie Diamond 9. Harie Enxing 10. Linda Epstein 11. Naomi Diamond 12. Victoria Fairchild 13. Lois Freedman 14. Megan Foley 15. loan Fierberg 16. Lisa Falcione 17. Nancy Fazzio 18. Karen Drimer 19. |ill Foster l(W ROOM 305 1. Lynne Gordon 2. Vicki Glow 3. Amy Fold 4. Kim Goscinak 5. Pamella Goff 6. Laura Garza 7. Nadia Grant 8. Valerie Gately 9. Karen Greene 10. Lisa Gilligan 11. Amy Goodblatt 12. Resa Gaull 13. Beth Gardner 14. Lisa Gilmore 15. Siobhan Geoghegan 16. Cynthia Glynn 17. Susan Graber 18. Ricardo Geary 19. Mark Greenfield 20. Steven Gold 21. Mitchell Goldstein 22. Robert Goolaer 23. Kevin Friend 24. Steven Glassman 25. Eric Gold 26. Kenneth Gould 27. Bill Greenberg I 10 ROOM 306 1. Darleen Hennessy 2. Gary Hirsh 3. Barry Isgur 4. Stephen Hixson 5. David Kaplowitz 6. Stephen Herson 7. Michael Kantrowitz 8. Dianne Idman 9. Rhonda Hershman 10. Wendy Johnston 11. Lisa Hill 12. Lori Cross 13. jane Kannally 14. Heather Hall 15. Linda Hartwell 16. Elizabeth Horan 17. Sonya Harper 1 ROOM 307 1. )ohn Liberatore 2. Michael Little 3. Brian Kiely 4. Michael Kerber 5. Max Loiterstein 6. Stanley Kofman 7. Hugh Kaufman 8. Susan Kornetsky 9. Lynne Lewis 10. Sue Kravitsky 11. Susan Kasser 12. Donna Klain 13. Julie Kasser 14. Leslie Kincaid 15. Barbara Cohen 16. Theresa Kobett 17. Laura Lufkin 18. jane Lesco 19. Carole Livingston 20. Carolyn Koss U I 12 1. Karen Ludvigsen 2. Mary Mahoney 3. Kathleen Lyman 4. Diane McAuliffe 5. Arlyn Niethold 6. Nancy Nitenson 7. Cindy Marcus 8. Catherine McDonald 9. Carol Markt 10. lames MacDonald 11. Philip McCaffrey 12. Dani Modelevsky 13. Linda Neilson 14. Richard Marcotte 15. Raymond Morlock 16. Michelle Morgan 17. Kevin Mirabile 18. Steven Markowitz 19. Edward MacDonald 20. Darrel Moore 21. Stephen Keane 22. Arthur Newman ROOM 309 1 1.3 ROOM 311 1. Cynthia Pratt 2. Ellen Ratner 3. Sarah Palmer 4. Alyssa Rendino 5. Lisa Parsons 6. Paula Rendino 7. Marcy Platzman 8. Bettye Outlaw 9. Ruth Palan 10. leffrey Pearson 11 . Keith Quenzel 12. Seth Rinnig 13. David Parsons 14. Bernard Pearlmutter 15. Jonathan Parker 16. Thomas Petze 17. Claudia Palframan 18. Leanne Powers 1 14 I 1. John Spaulding 2. Dwight Taylor 3. Robert Tovsky 4. Paul Strachman 5. Steven Smith 6. Philip Toti 7. David Thorley 8. Geoffrey Smith 9. lohn Sullivan 10. Mona Snyder 11. Stephen Sunderland 12. Patricia Stella 13. Sheila Steplar 14. Vivian Smith 15. Danette Sullivan 16. Jodi Silverstein 17. Carol Stoller 18. Karen Tarabolski 19. Sarah Tillson ROOM 402 1 15 L‘. tSiH; IfRi Hk flf ' O ' ' 1 ROOM 311 1. Anthony Wallett 2. Larry Williams 3. Eric Zen Ruffinen 4. Lee Woofenden 5. Derek Widdiss 6. Russell Weiss 7. Frank Westgate 8. Eran Turi 9. )o Vitali 10. Karen Rockwood 11. Kyndra Young 12. Theresa Williams 13. Debra Wise 14. Susan Wynn 15. Susan Victor 16. Tracy Stevenson 17. Valerie Traut 18. Donna Zeolla 19. Heidi VanLeer 20. Leslie Watson 21. Ellen Zeman I 16 1. lerrold Sklar i 2. Eric Schatvet 3. David Ruhl 4. Mark Schwartz I 5. Robert Roffman 6. Stephen Sheridan 7. Randall Rubenstein i 8. Robert Sikora ( 9. Mark Schulberg ] 10. )anet Russell 1 11 . Christina Sanders 12. Diane Simons 13. Marlene Silverman i 14. leffrey Rosen ] 15. Craig Sidell I 16. ). Silverstein 17. Ellenor Simmons , 18. Arlene Shostek i 19. Pamela Rutfield i 20. Rebecca Sack 1 21. Heidi Shuman ROOM 516 1 17 M FRESHMAN PLANNING BOARD Seated: E. Zeman, R. Adler, M. Kerber, A. Clay, ). Silverstein, K. Connors, L. Blau, M. Schulberg Kneeling: L. Watson, H. Shuman, I. Bartell, D. McAuliffe, N. Nitenson, A. Shostek, K. TarabolSki, C. Bacharach, G. Bubly, S. Hixson Standing: Mrs. DiVittorio, A. Fuld, S. Tillson, S, Palmer, C. Markt, |. Vitali, K. Sanders, S. Kornetsky, P. Outlaw, E. Rendino, V. Glow 1 18 ] 19 120 ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL 1975 1975 122 123 124 125 126 SPORTS SPORTS 1975 1975 TENNIS First Row (left to right): Debbie Cushman, Debbie Weiss, Debbie Feldman, Denise Meyers, Shelley Cordon. Second Row: Pam Dunlop, Lonnie Tanner, Nadine Abbott, lody Lavien, Sue Williams, Beckv Waldron, Thelma Newberger, Coach Richmond. First Row: Scott Gordon, Randy Stoller, Barry Cohen, Bobby Kesselman, Mike Schagrin. Second Row: Coach Plouffe, Stephen Ellis, Andy Sheldon, Andy Adler, Peter Hays, )ay Namyet, Gene Margolies. 128 IIMI P I I ( 129 First Row (left to right); Mike Swanson, Dan Bailey, Carey Sneider, Mike Wallace. Second Row: Steven Angers, Scott Cameron, |im Shalek, Bruce Rosenthal, Coach Cook. GOLF BO First Row: Tom Pelton, Bob Price, Jerry Frankel, Steve McCor mack, Dennis Romano, Coach Siegal. Second Row: Craig Culla, Stewart Green, Eddie Cosinak, jay Abarbanei, Yucel Yalim, Jeff Hansler, Al Berry. Third Row: Scott Sidell, Dave Queeley, Mike joncas, Mark Sullivan, Andy Border, Ruben Stuckey. Fourth Row: James Newell, Joseph Howley, Glenn Pomerantz, Bruce Carey, Richard Spaulding, Mike McCormack Fifth Row: Stewart Frewald, Jose Farina, Richard Barnes, Joseph Wood, Marc Pliskin. Sixth Row: Helen Palmer, Anne Boulet, Brenda Condon, Cathy Loiselle, Kathy Condon. TRACK I u I t i s First Row: D. Post, P. Coloneri, |. Morganelli, |. McCormack, |. Sweetman, S. Block Second Row: G. Parsons, ). Kerber, L. Boyd, ). Chapman, S. Pozner, S. White, Coach Cunha First Row: A. Goldberg, G. Bausch, S. Corman, ). Coffey, S. Glassberg, L. Parsons, S. Civian Second Row: Coach LaChapelle, D. Abrams, B. Platzman, S. Cordon, B. Kublin, B. Gold, M. Pearlmutter BASEBALL 132 133 COLOR GUARDS Kneeling:B. Klein. Standing: Diane McAuliffe, Donna McAuliffe, N. Colageo, P. Yankowski, S. Kahalnik, S. Lake, L. Ruhl. MAJORETTES Kneeling: C. Duffy. Standing: L. Stone, C. Sheff, S. Laurie, S. Pollack, M. Holmes, L. Stern, ). Block. 4.Kf 137 GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL First Row: Colleen McGrath, Denise Whritenour, Debbie Shapiro, Joan Beauregard, Carolyn Cuneo, Mary Ellen Steplar, Cynthia Niethold. Second Row: Coach Morin, Lorraine Stella, Diane O ' Crady, Debbie Blumenthal, Donna Kl os, Faye Blumenthal, Amy Kublin, Coach Hogan. Third Row: Diane Ginsberg, Lillian Shulman, Debbie Happnie, Sandy Herson, Judy Wolfson, Carol Bengis, Mary Markt. 136 Ci FIELD HOCKEY First Row: M. Steplar, C. Niethold, A. Kublin, Second Row: E. McCormick, S. Marcus, D. Klos, M. Markt, Third Row: Mrs. VanVaerenwyck, C. Loiselle, K. Condon, D. Whritenour, D. Klos. IW VARSITY JV First Row: E. Mayhoffer, K. Horan, B. Smith, C. Parsons, ). Hansler, D. Muldrew, M. Cosgrove, R. Cohen, B. Wade, D. Friedman, P. Robitaille. Second Row: D. Queeley, ). DiCirolamo, S. Cordon, M. Coffey, ). Haddad, B. Wallace, ). Coffey, ). Kestenberg, A. Neilson. Third Row: M. McCormick, M. Friedman, H. McCarthy, A. Guiness, |. Thorley, ). Cobb, B. Coffey, C. Hershman. Fourth Row: Mr, Peckham, Mr. LaChapelle, B, Dryden, ). Howley, A. Whritenour, ). Caudle, ). Greene, Mr. Garneau, Mr. Allman. First Row: Mr. Peckham, |. Greene, D. Queeley, D. Goldberg, M. Coffey, J. Caudle, S. Cordon, ). DiCirolamo, |. Haddad, L. Melcher, Mr. Garneau. Second Row: G. Bausch, A. Guiness, M. Connors, ). Thorley, M. McCormick, H. McCarthy, M. Friedman, C. Hershman, L. Parsons. Third Row: A. Whritenour, B. Coffey, ). Howley, ). Cobb, B. Dryden. FRESHMAN First Row: S. Delaney, B. Kiely, M. Allen, B. Pearl, D. Foley, M. Kerber, C. Coffey. Second Row: S. Hixon, B. Powell, S. Cohen, D Bailey, ). Balerna, Mr. LaChapelle. Third Row: I. Parker, R. Tovsky, ). Friend, S. Hershon, R. Petze. Fourth Row: E. McDonald, S. Berry, D. TFiorley. FOOTBALL 141 First Row (left to right): Coach Siegal, )ay Abarbanelle, Mark Sullivan, Gary Pearlmutter, Kevin Kincaid, Bruce Carey, Eddie Coscinak, Tom Gray, Tim Kannally. Second Row: Howard Wiseman, Glenn Pomerantz, )im Newell, Scott Pillion, Mike Pillion, Rob Roffman, Coach Hanna, Sue Delagi, Manager. First Row (left to right): Scott Civian, Steve Crystal, Steve White, Stewart Frewald, Peter Hays, )ohn Chapman, Steve Powell, Steve Pozner, Bob Hamer. Second Row: Coach Rebello, Steve Donovan, Andy Sheldon, Ricardo Pinheiro, Mike Cohen, )eff Lewis, Bob Libon, )oel Leabman, Tom Sikora, Dan Abrams, Mike Urann, Bill Leon, Mark Elfman, Manager. SOCCER 144 145 VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: M. Steplar, M. Markt, M. Kiely Second Row: K. Condon, B. Condon, C. Loiselle, L. Neilson, D. Klos, Coach Allman First Row: C. Markt, C. Butler, S. Kasser, D. Whritenour, C. Cuneo, S. Parsons, ). Pransky, L. Crosman, ). Beauregard Second Row: Coach Faizone, M. Hansler, E. Rowe, C. Backus, C. McGrath, S. Wynn, T. Ellis, K. McCormick, C. Delagi, ). Cuneo, ). Cosgrove, D. Shapiro 14b J. V. BASKETBALL 147 BOYS ' BASKETBALL first Row: Steve Pozner, Gary Grosberg, Jordy Kerber, Glenn Parsons, Jimmy Bouknight, Dave Muldrew, Second Row: Ass ' t Coach Cabral, Mark Pliskin, Scott Civian, Steve Powell, Ricky Cohen, Kevin Mitchell, Bobby Libon, Coach Davenport. S. — -V ■31 — - if. 9 • vVit y 9 1 ■ r. i First Row: Coach Cronin, Steve Donovan, Barry Simmons, Scott Cameron, Mark Hoffman, Glenn Pomerantz, Craig Hershman, Second Row: Gregg Landrum, Chris Keyes, jimmy O ' Brien, Steve Kafka, Andy Cordon, George Bausch. 148 First Row: Bobby Goober, Ken Gould, David Davenport, Gary Coffey, Tom Cleveland, John Sullivan, David Parsons, Bruce Pearl, Michael Kerber, Second Row: Coach Peckham, John Spaulding, Steve Hershon, Ed MacDonald, Michael Little, Robert Roffman, Steve Smith, Don Foley, Kevin Friend, Robert Sikora, Steve Cohen. 149 150 WINTER TRACK First Row: E. Mayhofer, M. McCormack, ). Worobey, A. Berry, H. Wiseman, G. Pearlmutter, D. Diamond. Second Row: ) Kestenbere C. Forman, S. Green, D. Queeley, K. Kincaid, E. Goscinak, G. Bubly, Coach Nelson. 1-51 Front: N. Mullen. 1st Row: C. Markt, D, Nelson, C. Roach, A. Rendino, A. Clay, E. Bartell. 2nd Row: D. Coffey, S. Fitzgerald, R. Hershman, C. Murray, C. Stolar. 152 CLUBS ACTIVITIES CLUBS ACTIVITIES 1975 1975 EUPHONY First Row: A. Albert, C. )ones, B. Stein. Second Row: S. Abel, |. Sutton, R. Appel. First Row: A. Albert, B. Bubly, R. Appel, S. Abel, A. Lane. Second Row: R. Cohen, V. Ford, ). Sutton, B. Stein, ). Levensohn, M. Roif, H. Burtman, Mr. Anthony (advisor). Third Row: ). Hansler, M. Glynn. POND ST. JOURNAL 154 First Row: ). Wolfson, B Darman, S. Heller, P. Rosenblatt, M. Goldman, S. Nissenbaum (advisor). Second Row: S. Kushinsky, E. Levine, S. Michalowski, R. Frieden, S. Lechter. VOX POPULUS LIBRARY CLUB First Row: L. Hill, M. Enxing, Mrs. Murphy (advisor), M. Flaherty, M. Kiely, L. Gaiza, L. Palframan. Second Row: M. Markt, M. Steplar. 155 THESPIAN SOCIETY First Row: V. Ford, B. Weinstein, S. Gilbert, |. Vitali, R. Cohen. Second Row: S. Hirsh, D. Maltzman, L. Cohen, D. Hershman, B. Rabb. Third Row: Mrs. McCarry, ). Sutton, D. Appel, L. Littin, S. Ellins. Fourth Row: M. Goldberg, ). Levensohn, A. Albert, S. Abel. Fifth Row: C. Bishop, D. Stone. Sixth Row: B. Levitan, R. Appel. 156 I I JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE First Row: (seated) ). Rossman, C. Fazzio, R. Adler, ). Taylor, L. Woofenden, C. Logan, S. Ober. Second Row: (kneeling) P. Bergstrom, S. Sidell, H. McCarthy, C. Pomerantz, S. Classman, P. Hayes. Third Row: (standing) K. Traut, ) Vitali, M. Enxing, A. Cromwell, S. Tillson, C. Palframan, ). Koss, V. Ford, S. Palmer, Mr. Beauchemin First Row: M. Glaser, M. Schwartz, S. Abel, R. Appel. Second Row: M. Schulberg, H. Kaufman, K. Sidel, B. Stein. DEBATING 157 MATH CLUB First Row: M. Duffy, J. Sutton, P. Arnell, R. Appel, D. Kaplovatz, C. Sidell Second Row: B Bubly, ). Levensohn, B. Sidell, M. Schwartz, M. Glaser, B Rabb, D. Maltzman, Mrs. Divittorio (advisor). [ ' flit ' First Row: B. Carey, E. Goscinak, G. Parsons, ). Kerber, P. Arnell, L. Hays. Second Row: N. Colageo, ). Levensohn, C. Sheff, L, Stern, T. Arnell, D. Hershman, L. Grosman, D. McAuliffe. ARCHEOLOGY 1.58 SCIENCE EICTION GIRLS VARSITY CLUB First Row: S. Endbinder, C. Loiselle, D. Klos, K. Condon, C. Delagi. Second Row: V. DiMuzio, Miss Decas (advisor), K. Neilson, M Kiely, M. Markt, A. Kublin, A. Boulet. Jf ] -re, , m 1 A f i First Row: E. Goscinak, S. White, S. Pozner, L. Boyd, P. Robitaille, D. Friedman, B. Smith. Second Row: J. Kerber, B. Wade, B. Carey, D. Muldrew, S. Klein, ). Chapman, S. Civian, A. Porder. Third Row: G. Grosberg, R. Cohen, ). Hansler, G. Parsons, M. Pliskin, R. Stuckey, Mr. Davenport (advisor) S. Cristol. BOYS VARSITY CLUB 160 j, i J r 1 f t:Tl lllfl n ' i ' lH v JB 1 i ' XIm B ■ M I ■ ' BB W-- ' SWIM CLUB First Row: T. Connors, D. Loomis, M. Elfman, M. Campbell, S. Wilson, D. Goldberg, ) Hansler. Second Row: D. Henessey, M. Duffy, |. Bishop, ). Thomas, L. Hayes, ). Sestack, P. Rendino, M. Foley, M. Morganelli, T. Kannally. Third Row: L. Epstein, |. Kannally, D. Rutfield, V. Fairchild, D. Sullivan, K. Connors, S. Victor, L. Bailey, B. Greenberg, D. Feldman, C. Duffy, A. Kublin, K. Neilson. SKI CLUB First Row: G. Kessel, R. Lubin, T. Connors, D. Goldberg, T. Kannally, B. Linsky, ). Hansler. Second Row: L Berger, L. Kopelman, L. Osgood, W. MacKinnon, P. Madonna, |. Alemian, D. Sallen, Miss Morin (advisor). 161 AUDIO VISUAL A. Lampert, D. Campbell, D. Stone, S. White, M. Elfman, B. Cohen. CHESS CLUB First Row: G. Dutton, S. Glassberg, B. Cohen, M. Glaser. Second Row: Mr. Beauchemin (advisor), ). Sutton, P. Arnell, L. Greenfield, B. Stein, M. Enxing. Ib2 GUIDANCE AIDES ifii A. Kublin, S. Endbinder, E. Newman. CONCERT BAND First Row:R. Griff, D. Kaplowifz, S. Cordon, ). Kushinsky, B. Rosenthal. Second Row: E. Rooks, W. Falby, S. Cronendyke, E. Zeman, D, Griff, N. Bachman. Third Row; P. Carlin, Mr. Fleishman (advisor), R. Powell, M. Small, R. Marcotte, C. Keyes, S. Ober, S. Holtzman, S. Smith. STAGE BAND First Row: A. Goodblatt, C. Abramson, N. Fazzio, D. Kaplowitz, |. Chapman, S. Gordon, M. Cross, S. Ellens, |. Koss. L. Epstein. Second Row: W. Falby, S. Cronendyke, S. Hixon, R. Ftoward, B. Rosenthal, R. Griff, L. Woofenden, E. Zeman, A. Indeck. Third Row: M. Small, R. Powell, S. Gordon, C. Keyes, R. Marcotte, ). Sutton, P. Carlin. Fourth Row: A. Lamport, D. Campbell, D. Schwartz, R. Burgess, S. Fitzhugh, M. Herson, P. Bergstrom. 164 CHORUS First Row: B. Waldron, B. Shamitz, C. Bishop, E. Rooks, S. Ober, L. O ' Brien, V. Ford. Second Row: R. Schwartz, R. Dranoff, L. Plonsky, C. Newcombe, M. Holmes, ). Vitali, C. Miles, L. Stone. ' 1 m i j ’ -|U If .« Tv- fif ft! PEP BAND First Row: B. Burgess, D. Schwartz, A. Lamport. Second Row: N. Fazzio, E. Zeman, C. Keyes, R. Marcotte, D. Kaplowitz, M. Cross. Third Row: S. Gordon, C. Abramson, S. Gronendyke, R. Griff. 165 MARSENGOLD EDITORS First Row: S. Abel, Business Editor A. Kublin, Photography Editor G. Robbins, Layout Editor A. Boulet, Art Editor. Second Row: ). Kerber, R. Berger, ). Hansler, Circulation Editors ). Kaufman, Literary Editor. LAYOUT STALE Editors: P. Weiss, C. Robbins Ibb LITERARY STAFF R. Appel, A. Boulet, ). Kaufman (Editor), D. Cushman BUSINESS STAFF lf-)7 S. Abel (Editor), S. Gilbert, R. Berger PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF A. Kublin (Editor), D. Olken, L. Cohen, E. Newman CIRCULATION STAFF First Row: G. Parson, ). Kerber, J. Hansler, R. Berger (Editor), M. Friend Second Row: A Burg, ). Coffey, S. Burg, M. Steplar, D. Peck, E. Shaker, C. Bengis Third Row: W. Schreider, |. Chapman, S. Hirsh, S. Craig, A. Lane, S. Cohen, B. Edwards, K. Goldstein, Fourth Row: MK, Foley, K. Neilson, A. Kopple, M. Markt. Fifth Row: M. Pliskin, M. Friedman, S. Enbinder, L. Rit tenburg, F. Bartell, G. Robbins, B, Fine. ■ 168 AFRO-AMERICAN SOCIETY Third Row: G. ■Burke, I. Lockley, L. Williams, L. Hampton, ). Bouknight, |. Wornum, C. Morris. Second Row: S. Reed, G. Landrom, M. Purvis, C. Herring, S. Beaithwaite, B. Spivey, S. Hampton, M. Blair. First Row: S. Franklin, R. McKnight, K. Mitchell, H. Pringle, P. Cox, V. Thompson, C. Lumley, S. Henderson, T. Williams. 169 170 171 SCORES Cross-Country ).V. Field Hockey Varsity Field Hockey We They We They We They 29 Oliver Ames 28 1 North Attleboro 0 2 North Attleboro 0 39 Franklin 21 0 King Philip 1 1 King Philip 0 36 Stoughton 23 1 Oliver Ames 2 0 Foxboro 2 19 North Attleboro 39 0 Foxboro 1 4 Stoughton 0 19 Canton 41 3 Mansfield 0 1 Oliver Ames 2 21 Foxboro 40 0 Franklin 0 2 Mansfield 0 27 King Philip 28 0 Canton 0 2 Franklin 2 26 Mansfield 31 0 Canton 1 l.v. Football Freshman Football Varsity Football We They We They We 10 North Attleboro 8 8 North Attleboro 8 28 Norwell 25 24 Foxboro 6 8 Foxboro 14 0 North Attleboro 27 8 Stoughton 12 0 Stoughton 16 39 Norton 19 16 King Philip 16 6 King Philip 0 14 Foxboro 13 6 Franklin 14 0 Franklin 12 18 Stoughton 21 18 Canton 12 0 Canton 6 10 King Philip 8 14 Mansfield 14 12 Manfield 6 21 Franklin 25 24 Oliver Ames 14 2 Oliver Ames 16 19 Canton 7 15 Mansfield 0 33 Oliver Ames 20 172 Baseball Boys ' Basketball Girls ' Basketball We They We They We They 1 Milton 12 49 Canton 37 16 Franklin 34 1 North Attleboro 6 67 Norton 51 33 Foxboro 22 2 Foxboro 10 64 King Philip 33 35 Canton 24 1 Franklin 5 52 Mansfield 52 52 Norton 15 1 Canton 5 5 Stoughton 48 47 King Philip 36 8 Oliver Ames 2 56 Oliver Ames 67 35 Mansfield 14 7 Mansfield 6 62 N. Attleboro 67 31 Stoughton 30 1 King Philip 5 80 Franklin 76 37 Oliver Ames 29 3 Stoughton 1 58 Foxboro 57 40 N. Attleboro 21 8 North Attleboro 1 47 Canton 50 36 Franklin 51 2 Foxboro 3 51 Norton 44 35 Foxboro 31 1 Franklin 6 60 King Philip 58 38 C anton 27 8 Canton 9 85 Mansfield 63 27 Marshfield 29 4 Oliver Ames 6 75 Stoughton 72 57 King Philip 38 8 Mansfield 7 41 Oliver Ames 52 34 Mansfield 13 1 King Philip 8 57 N. Attleboro 54 51 Stoughton 42 3 Stoughton 6 40 Franklin 79 72 Blackstone 36 0 Milton 7 52 Foxboro 46 67 A. Williams 27 66 Jamaica Plain 71 35 Hanover 37 Boys ' Tennis Girls ' Tennis We They We They 5 N. Attleboro 0 4 Mansfield 1 2 Foxboro 3 5 Oliver Ames 0 2 Franklin 3 5 Franklin 0 2 Canton 3 4 Canton 1 3 Oliver Ames 2 3 Foxboro 2 2 Mansfield 3 5 N. Attleboro 0 5 King Philip 0 4 King Philip 1 5 N. Attleboro 0 3 Stoughton 2 1 Foxboro 4 3 Stoughton 2 3 Canton 2 1 Franklin 4 1 Oliver Ames 4 3 Mansfield 2 4 King Philip 1 5 Stoughton 0 173 THE WILL THE SENIORS OF 75, WHO MANAGED TO GET OUT ALIVE, THINK THIS SCHOOL DOES MERIT TO SURELY INHERIT A FEW OF OUR RELICS - NO )IVE! WE ' D LIKE TO ADD THI S, IF WE MAY: ALTHOUGH WE ARE ENDING OUR STAY, WE ' LL BE HERE IN SPIRIT FOREVER - WE SWEAR IT, FOR WHERE THERE ' S A WILL THERE ' S A WAY. SO HERE IT IS, FOR ALL TO SEE - THE SENIORS ' WILL, FROM A TO Z: 1 SAM ABEL LEAVES HIS BRAINS AND VANITY WHILE UBUNGUS APPEL LEAVES HIS LONG-LOST SANITY. ARNELL WILLS HIS MATH MIND, PAWNS AND KINGS AND MISS BAILEY LEAVES BERNHARDT AMONG OTHER THINGS. ION BAKER WILLS HIS WIT, WHICH IS WORLD-RENOWN. AND ION BARISH, HIS SPORTS PAGE AND CHARLIE BROWN. KRIS BENNETT BEQUEATHS HER STRANGE CACKLING NOISE WHILE BENCIS, HER NEW INTEREST IN (SHOULD WE SAY IT?) BOYS. FRANNY BARTELL LEAVES HER VOCAL CHORDS FOR REPAIR, MARY BEAUREGARD, AN ELASTIC BAND FOR HER HAIR, SCOTT BENNETT, HIS TOWERING HEIGHT, AND EVE BENTON, A FLUTE TUNE SO LIGHT. PETER BERCHTOLD WILLS A BAG FROM STAR AND A GALLON OF GAS, SANDY BERENTS LEAVES HER TEN-SPEED BIKE WHICH NOBODY CAN PASS. ROBIN BERGER BEQUEATHS HER HOLD YOUR KNISHES, BUT FAT BERM HAS OTHER MOUTHWATERING WISHES. )ONI BLOCK LEAVES HER DAILY MORNING NOTICE ROUNDS, WHILE MARK BERMAN MUST HAVE ALREADY LEFT, FOR HE ' S NEVER ON SCHOOL GROUNDS. lAMES BOUKNIGHT LEAVES SHS HIS GOOD SENSE OF HUMOR, AND ANNE BOULET, SUPERIOR CLASS RANK, ACCORDING TO RUMOR. DON BRICKELL LEAVES THE ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL - BUT HE ' LL CHEER UP, FOR LARRY BOYD ' S LEFT A STACK OF PANCAKES AND SYRUP. BERYLEE BUBLY LEAVES SHARON HIGH AT ANY WHIM, WHILE LAUREL BROWN, HER FEET SO EXCEEDINGLY SLIM. AMY BURG BEQUEATHS HER RED NAILS AND HAIR WHILE SISTER SUSAN LEAVES SOMETHING DIFFERENT TO WEAR. MARY BURNS WILLS HER TWIRLING SKILL AND BURTMAN, HIS PURPLE DRIVING THRILL. BUTLER LEAVES BLANCHON IN A SMILE, MISS CAMPBELL WILLS HER QUIET STYLE, CAMPOT LEAVES A DAY AT THE RACES, AND “KILLER CAREY ' S HEART HAS A THOUSAND PLACES. PATTI LEAVES A PIANO - WHAT COULD BE NICER? AND BOB CARLSON LEAVES SADDER, BUDWEISER. DAWN CAUDLE LEAVES ANDY |., HER VERY GOOD FRIEND, AND J. CHAP LEAVES HIMSELF, WONDERFUL TO THE END. SCOTT LEAVES CIV ' S CIRCLE FOR THE BEERIE-TO-BE AND JOYCE ' S CHAP-2 LIVES ON INFAMOUSLY. GINGER COFFEY WILLS HER SMILING IRISH EYES AND BARB COHEN LEAVES HER PRETTY NOSE A NICER SIZE. BARRY COHEN LEAVES A BATCH OF BROWNIES, AND WE ' RE NOT LYIN ' , RICK COHEN FOREVERMORE LEAVES THE SHARON GRIDIRON, LAUREN COHEN WILLS HER PHOTOGRAPHIC TOOL AND SHELLEY COHEN LEAVES HER PLACE BY THE POOL. SUSIE COLLETTE WILLS HER BLOND HAIR AND BABY BLUES WHILE GOMEZ CORMAN STILL HAS TO PAY HIS DUES. MIKE COSGROVE LEAVES HIS QUARTERBACK POSITION, SYLVIA CRAIG WILLS HER CHEERY DISPOSITION. LORETTA CRONIN LEAVES HER CHUCK WAGON BEHIND AND CRISTOL ' S MOUTH ISN ' T HARD TO FIND. CULLEN WILLS THAT MACHINE HE DRIVES DOWN POND WHILE CUTTING CLASSES WHILE DEB CUSHMAN, HER LOGIC AND THOSE UNFORGETTABLE GLASSES. PAUL DANCA LEAVES HIS NEWSPAPER WITH NARY A CARE, BETH DARMAN LEAVES THAT VERSATILE HEAD OF HAIR, SUE DELACI, HER ENDLESS PRAYER FOR A TON OF SNOW, NO LESS, AND BOB DAVIDSON, HIS TIPS ON HIS GREAT DRIVING SUCCESS. jIMBO DELANEY LEAVES FOUR YEARS OF POLITICAL FUN AND ELLEN DELANEY WILLS US HER PROTEIN 21. IRA DICKERMAN LEAVES HIS ELECTRICAL BLUNDERS. WHILE VANESSA LEAVES US ALL HER NATURAL WONDERS. RHONDA DRANOFF WILLS HER MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS AND GORDIE EARLE LEAVES MANY OTHER RENDITIONS. BARI EDWARDS LEAVES HER JOVIALITY, WE ' LL ASSUME. WHILE ELFIE LEAVES HIS KEY TO THE A-V ROOM. SUE ENBINDER ' S LEFT A CLOSET FULL OF ALL HER OLD FLAMES WHILE DEBBIE FELDMAN LEAVES TENNIS, ONE OF HER FAVORITE GAMES. BOBBY FINE BESTOWS THE FOOT PRINTS ON THE SOCCER FIELD OF HER BELOVED HORSE, COLLEEN FITZGERALD WILL HER SEWING TALENTS, OF COURSE. JUNIOR MISS MARY KATE LEAVES HER BURPS LOUD AND CLEAR WHILE MARK FLAHERTY LEAVES THE SCHOOL LUNCHES WITH A TEAR. STEWIE FREWALD WILLS HIS NEWLY-PAINTED STATION WAGON, DON FRIEDMAN LEAVES HIS BREW AND HIS SKI POLES A-DRACGIN ' , MARCY FRIEDMAN LEAVES THE BOYFRIEND SHE NO LONGER CAREY ' S FOR AND WHEN MARY LEAVES, THE SCHOOL WILL BE WITHOUT A FRIEND FOREVERMORE. MISS GARDNER LEAVES A BOWL OF JELLO AND AN EMPTY PACKET, GELLERMAN, NO LONGER A PRISONER OF WAR, LEAVES HIS ARMY JACKET. MARK GLYNN LEAVES THE LIBRARY AIDS WITH A SOB AND MISS SHARI GILBERT LEAVES OL ' UNCLE BOB. B. GOLD LEAVES HIS MR. DEPENDABLE IMAGE, SHOULD HE DARE, AND MARTY GOLDBERG LEAVES HIS FUN YEARS RUTHANN GOLDSTEIN WILLS HER PERFECT NOXZEMA SKIN, BOOMER GOLDMAN WILLS HER INFAMOUS VOICE OF SIN, SHELLEY GORDON LEAVES MUSIC AND OTHER LUCRATIVE FUN. AND GOSCINAK LEAVES A GLASS OF PRUNE JUICE SINCE HE ' S ALWAYS ON THE RUN. RICHARD GRAHAM ' S LEFT SHS HIS SMILE LIKE BIG BIRD ' S, LARRY GREENFIELD WILLS HIS HUMOR, IN THE TRUE SENSE OF THE WORD, KAREN GURWITZ LEAVES MORSE ' S AND A LIFE FUN AND SIMPLE AND GARY GROSBERG LEAVES SHS VOID OF ITS ONLY GOOSE PIMPLE. ARNOLD GLASSMAN WILLS HIS HAIR FOR A WIG IN BLACK, WHILE GARY PEARLMUTTER LEAVES HIS LEGS TO RUN THE TRACK. ELISA NELSON WILLS HER SOFT, MUST VOICE, AND FINALLY, MARK RICHMOND WILLS HIS GUITAR WHICH IS AN EXCELLENT CHOICE JEFF HANSLER LEAVES HIS CLEAN-CUT IMAGE OF THE ALL-AMERICAN BOY WHILE PETE HAYS WILLS BOTH A TENNIS RACKET AND AN ARMY CONVOY. YOU ASK, WILL SANDY HIRSH WILL HER FRIENDLINESS, PERCHANCE? ONLY IF SHEILA HENDERSON BESTOWS HER GREAT TALENT FOR DANCE. KENNY HORAN LEAVES HIS RED EYES AND A MUG OF BEER, SUE HIRSH WILLS HER VOICE FROM WHICH WE ALL TOO OFTEN HEAR, LOUIS ISGUR LEAVES HIS BOWLING BALLS AT CANTON LANES AND LYNN JOUNSTON LEAVES DAMON ' S - ??? NOW WHERE WERE WE AGAIN? - AH YES . . . CHET JONES BEQUEATHS HIS PAINT BRUSHES AND A HOT ENCHILADA, AS VICE PRESIDENT, NAT KAFKA LEAVES HER ALMA MATER ANDY JACOBS LEAVES AT THE RUMBLE OF DAWN WHILE ON SATURDAY MORN, JORDY KERBER LEAVES HIS TV ON. LYNNELLEN KESSEL WILLS A PIZZA AND SUB FOR WHEREVER SHE MAY ROAM AND JULIE KAUFMAN LEAVES HER IDIOT IDEA TO DO THE SENIOR CLASS WILL IN THE FORM OF A POEM, KINCAID WILLS THE MANY TRACK RECORDS HE BROKE AND MARIANNE KIELY LEAVES HER SPORTS AND A GOOD JOKE. NANCY KINGSLEY BESTOWS THOSE UNUSUAL CLOTHES WHILE STEPHEN KLEIN RELINQUISHES THE NOSE THAT KNOWS. SUE KOIRO LEAVES TWO TICKETS TO ELTON JOHN. GLEN KOFMAN WILLS A CASE OF SCHLITZ OR WHEN HE ' S GONE. SEXY LEX KOSOWKKY LEAVES A BEER FROM CLASS DAY, AND ANN KOPPLE LEAVES HER CLOWNING WAY. DEBBIE KRAMER LEAVES MANY A ZANY PRANK AND AMY KUBLIN WILLS HER TOP JUDO RANK. THAT MISS KUSHNER WILLS HER TYPING FINGERS MAY NOT BE TOO EXCITING, BUT WHAT ABOUT SANDY LABRIE ' S LEAVING US HER SKILL FOR WRITING? AND ALAN LAMPERT LEAVES HIS DRUMSTICKS SOON TO BE ENSHRINED AND A BITING COMMENT FROM ARDI LANE IS NEVER FAR BEHIND. LISA LAPPEN BLESSES SHS WITH HER SOPHISTICATED AIR WHILE RICK LEWIS LEAVES A TUNA SANDWICH FOR WHICH HE DOESN ' T CARE. GARY LIEBERT LEAVES HIS LOVE FOR HELEN OF GRAMMAR, NO DOUBT OF WHICH YOU ' VE HEARD, AND BOB LINSKY LEAVES HIS GREAT KNOWLEDGE OF A.V., BUT ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS. KAREN LAKIN LEAVES HER PEARLY WHITE TEETH IN VIEW. MARTY LAMB LEAVES A STAR OF DAVID FOR THE CHOSEN FEW, PATTY LEONARD LEAVES HER LONG BROWN HAIR FOR ALL TO SEE AND CINDY LAYTON LEAVES A MEMBER OF HER BIG FAMILY. UNCLE BOB LEVITAN LEAVES HIS STAGE MANAGING SKILLS AND HIS ARTISTIC TALENT IS WHAT SHAWN LOGAN WILLS, CHERYL LOITERSTEIN BEQUEATHS HER PERPETUAL YAK, AND LESLIE LUBIN, HER SHYNESS, AS SHE STAYS OFF CHERYL ' S TRACK. MARY LYNCH LEAVES HER BULLISH WHICH WE ' RE ALWAYS HEARING, CARLA LUMLEY WILLS ALL HER ASSORTMENT OF EARRINGS, GREG MACDOUGALL LEAVES SHS WITH A CLEAN SWEEP AND THE MEMORY OF SISTER ' S SPORTS ABILITY WE ' LL ALWAYS KEEP. STU MATHEWS WILLS HIS QUIETNESS AND LIFESAVER MAYHOFER - WELL, YOU CAN GUESS. ' LIL MCCORMACK LEAVES A BODY SUIT (WHAT THEN, A ROLLS ROYCE?) AND CYNTHIA MILES WILLS US A SONG IN THAT UNFORGETTABLE VOICE. ALAN MILLER LEAVES HIS CLEPTOMANIACAL WAYS, MICHELE MONTAG LEAVES HER EERIE GAZE, DAVE MULDREW BESTOWS UPON SHS A CHIPPED TOOTH, BRUCE MORGAN WILLS GENTLEMANLY MANNERS UNCOMMON IN YOUTH. KATHY NIELSON LEAVES HER CHEEKS SO ROSY AND RED, ROSAMOND GIVES A FOOT OR TWO OFF THE TOP OF HER HEAD, MARIANNE NEWCOMBE LEAVES HER MRS. BEASLEY GLASSES AND THELMA RAISES A RACKET TO PLEASE THE MASSES. 177 ROBERT NEWELL ' S LEFT BEHIND AN UNUSED RAZOR BLADE, ELLEN NEWMAN ' S LEFT ALL THOSE RINGS WHICH ARE MAN-MADE, MICHAELOWKSI LEAVES VOX POPULIS IN WHICH HE DELIGHTS AND PATTY NICKEL LEAVES HER PARTIES ON SATURDAY NIGHTS. CINDY NIETHOLD LEAVES SPORTS OVER WHICH SHE FLIPS AND CHUCKY NITENSON LEAVES A USED PAD OF BLUE SLIPS. PATTY O ' GRADY WILLS THOSE CURLS WHICH IN HER HAIR SHE WORE WHILE DAVE OLKEN LEAVES - WELL, ONLY HIS HAIRDRESSER KNOWS FOR SURE. HELEN PLAMER LEAVES THAT SOMETHING SHE ' S HARPED ON AS WELL AS THAT LAUGHING FACE, AND BOB PARIS LEAVES US THE TIP: INDIGO BLUE IN THE SEVENTH RACE. GLENN PARSONS BEQUEATHS HIS ANGELIC FACE WHICH HIDES ALL, DEBBIE PECK LEAVES WHITE SHOES AND A FIELD HOCKEY BALL. BRUCE PLATZMAN WILLS HIS NICKNAME FOON WHILE SUE PITT MOUNTS HER HORSES AT HIGH NOON. MOUNT PLISKIN LEAVES HIS BASKETBALL GRACE, ANDY PORDER LEAVES IN THE MIDDLE OF A RACE. DONNA POWELL LEAVES MISS DECAS HER BRACELETS AND RINGS, BOOG LEAVES GROUCHO, GREASERS, AND OTHER SUCH THINGS. WHILE POZ HAS A HARD TIME WITH HIS NEW NICKNAME DIANE PROSACK LEAVES HER SKATES, HER CLAIM TO FAME. GENNA ROBBINS BEQUEATHS HER OLD RENAULT AND WESKY, HIS PAINTBRUSH, BUT THAT ' S NOT OUR FAULT. ROBIN RIZZO WILLS HER ORDER OF RAINBOWS, LORI RITTENBURG, HER PRETTY EYES AND MORE ROOM TO GROW. PAUL ROBITAILLE WILLS THE DRYER THAT COIFFED HIS HAIR, WHILE ROIFY HIS PECULIAR LAUGH WITH WHICH NONE CAN COMPARE. SARF LEAVES HER BOYFRIEND COSGROVE - THAT ' S MIKE, NOT JACK, AND WHEN YVAN COURNOYER COMES ABOUT, PATTY SPARDELLA WONT TURN HER BACK. NANCY SCHATVET LEAVES HER VOICE THAT WILTS, WHILE MUNCHKIN WENDY LEAVES A PAIR OF STILTS. BOBBI SCHWARTZ LEAVES HER MANY BEAUS AND HER GUITAR, AND ROBERT SCOTT, HIS TALENTS ON THE PARALLEL BARS. BRAD SEIDEL LEAVES HIS SCIENCE FICTION, LYNDA SERRA, HER YIDDISH DICTION, JOHN POWERS TELLS AIDS TO DROP DEAD, AND SUE SALEMME HAS ROCK ' N ' ROLL IN HER HEAD. EDDIE SHAKER LEAVES HER U.S.Y. PRESIDENCY NOW ENDING, AND MATT SHERR LEAVES HIS HOCKEY GOALTENDING. BOB SHILOWSKI, HIS SKELETON FRAME AND CATHY JO SHUMAN, HER BOYISH NAME. ELAINE SHUMAN WILLS HER PLEASANT AND GENTLE DISPOSITION, DEBBIE SIMMONS LEAVES HER GARDEN LULL OF HIGH NUTRITION, CHARLENE SIMONETTI LEAVES A PACK A DAY, MAURICE SMALL BEQUEATHS HIS TRUMPET THAT HE LOVES TO PLAY. “SMITTY WILLS HIS SPANISH SWEARS: VICIOUS, VICIOUS, RICHARD SNYDER LEAVES A HEATH BAR: DELICIOUS, DELICIOUS! BARRY UM STEIN LEAVES HIS SCIENCE, Y ' KNOW, AND STEP LEAVES HER HOCKEY STICK ALWAYS LOW. STONY LEAVES HIS FAVORITE PLACE, THE LIGHTING BOARD, AND WE KNOW RUBEN REALLY DESERVES THAT SPIRIT AWARD. )UM SUTTON WILLS HIS MATH, HIS WIT, HIS MUSIC, AND MORE, WHILE LISA TEKULSKY LEAVES THE GILCHRIST STORE. CYNTHIA TURTLE LEAVES HER THOMAS (OOPS!) SHEILA TITELBAUM WILLS HER JACKET, WE PROMISE, RICK TOMPKINS LEAVES THE FOOTBALL CARDS IN WHICH HE DEALT, WHILE SUE TOVSKY LEAVES SHS EXCEPTIONALLY SVELTE. KATRENA LEAVES PIANO AMONG HER OTHER GREAT TALENTS, URBANO LEAVES SPACED-OUT, TRYING TO KEEP HIS BALANCE, GAYLE VANASSE WILLS HER HORSES AND HER CHEEKS AFIRE, AND B. WADE LEAVES HIS FAVORITE SPORTS, INCLUDING BETH SHRIAR. BARBARA WAGNER LEAVES THAT THREADWORK OF WHICH WE ' RE ALL FOND, AND JAY WEBBER EEAVES HIS DRUMS, BUT THE BEAT GOES ON. ACE WEINER LEAVES ALL THOSE GIRLS - COULD HE BE BORED? LORI WEINTRAUB LEAVES THAT CAR PARKED IN THE YARD. PAM WEISS WILES THE ART THAT SHOULD SOON GIVE HER FAME, JEFF WESTERMAN LEAVES HIS VROOM-VROOM AND THAT CUTE BLOND-HAIRED DAME. STEVE WHITE LEAVES VA CREW AND HIS FAVORITE SPORT SOCCER, WHILE MIKE WHITE, AFTER 5 LONG YEARS, FINALLY VACATES HIS LOCKER. SCOTT WILLIAMS LEAVES ALL THAT FUN ON THE SLOPES AND FOR THE FUTURE TONI ANN HAS HIGH HOPES. ZEB MARSHALL WOLFF LEAVES BRIGHAM ' S AS WELL AS THE REC, AND FRANNIE WOOD LEAVES HIS PANTS TO DEBBIE PECK. PLAYBOY JEFF WORNUM LEAVES THOSE CHICKS OF WHICH HE ' S ONLY DREAMT, AND BOB ZEOLLA LEAVES - HOPEFULLY - WELL, HE ' S MAKING AN ATTEMPT. PHIL ZEULI BEQUEATHS THE FEW WORDS THAT HE ' S SPOKEN AND KAREN Z. LEAVES MR. LACHAPPELLE - NO DOUBT HER HEART ' S BROKEN. NOW YOU KNOW YOUR ABC ' S OF THE SENIORS AT SHARON HIGH, IT WAS 4 YEARS OF FUN, BUT IT ' S TIME FOR BYE-BYE. OUR SINCEREST APOLOGIES TO THE STUDENTS WE MAY HAVE FORGOT TO MENTION, ANYWAY, THEY ' LL PROBABLY BE HERE NEXT YEAR STILL SERVING DETENTION. 179 HARE ' S GARAGE SUnset 4-2141 40 East Chestnut St. Sharon, Mass. 24 Hr. Towing Service XSeneral Repairing ROBERT M. HILL JEWELER Sharon 784-7400 TASTY PIZZAS AND HOT OVEN GRINDERS PLEASE PHONE YOUR ORDERS BEFORE YOU LEAVE HOME . . . THEY WILL BE READY ON ARRIVAL. SHARON HOUSE OF PIZZA 8 POST OFFICE SQ. SHARON, MASS. 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