Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1969 volume:

Zhis book belongs to Somerville High School Somerville, Massachusetts • Administrators • Retiring Teachers • Faculty Editorial III 1G 11 REF. CXjA • Seniors Activities 17 emories 117 • (irailualing With Honor MAY :c -J Li:u LI. Donahue Supointcndont of Schools AcLministratori Six Alhcrl H. Giroux Hcodmostc.' John P. Joyce Vice- Hcodmoster Seven J4eacL ofCc ourded JOHN P. BRENNAN Preporotory MARY M. BROWN Business Educotion JOHN J. GARTLAND General HUGH F. McCUSKER Eost Building HELEN M. O'BRIEN Central Building THOMAS F. O'BRIEN West Building Eight EDWARD J BERRA English WILLIAM L. FASCIANO Mothomotics ANTHONY V. FEDELE Sociol Studies HELEN B. MocLAUGHLIN Home Economics KATHERINE T. LOMBARD Typewriting Stenogrophy SATRICIA F KEATING Let in MARIE E. KENNEY Science FRANK L. MARTiN Modern Longuoges ROBERT E. McKELVEv Bookkeeping Nirtj JEAN MULLANEY Clcricol Procticc MISS MILDRED ALLAN AYERS In recognition of meritorious pcrsonol service, per- formed in behalf of the notion, the armed forces, ond suffering humanity. These words of President Truman expressed appreciation for the six years of energetic leadership Miss Ayers served her school, community, end country os choirmon of the Junior Red Cross for the entire city of Somerville. Gentle ond kindly in noture, extremely modest ond conservative in conduct, directing her ambitions to higher goals, always tokirg into consideration the needs of others os well cs her own. Discriminating ond practical; orderly ond methodical; capable and efficient —a tribute given in completion of several yeors of sociol service work among the underprivileged in New Hoven, Ccnn. Our satisfaction with excellent work faithfully done; odmirotion for your friendly ond kindly spirit. Effective service, pcrsonol loyolty, ond kindly cooperative spirit — so wrote the director of the Somerville Recreation Com- mission upon her completion of ten yeors' work os Play Leader on the summer playgrounds of Somerville. A life-long resident of Somerville, o groduotc of Somcrvile High, Miss Ayers corned her B.S. in Education at the Boston University School of Religious Education ond Social Service, later receiving the degree of Moster of Science in the field of Education. For most of her teaching career, she was in the English ond History deportments of SHS; more recently she taught World Cultures in the Social Studies deport- ment. As an octivc member of the Forthion Club of Somerville she held the offices of Director, Scholarship Choirmon, ond Vice-President. lJeciclier4 Well-beloved by her students, highly respected by her co-workers. Miss Ayers decided to bring her career of S.H.S. to its culmination on November 30, 1968. As she pursues other interests under more leisurely circumstances, she hos our sincere good wishes for the enjoyment of well-earned doys of rest in the years ahead. MR. ALEXANDER J. AUSTIN, JR. The high estate of classroom teoching hos been im- measurably diminished this ycor at Somerville High School by the early retirement of one of our truly olpha foculty members: Alexander J. Austin, Jr. Precisely the sort of authentic scholor-genflcmon that is all too rare these doys in ocodcme and that cny self-respecting compus should appreciate, cherish, ond even fence in in a fiercely proprietory woy, Mr. Austin officially put the period on January 23 to twenty-three years of teaching here at the high school, thereby toking wind from the soil of our cultural kites and very ncorly grounding our clrcody rowboned little bluebird of happiness. The integrity that the man brought to the classroom job will be missed by the entire faculty and student body, but, to be selfish about it, his delightful company will be especially missed by the subterraneon set below-stoirs in the West Building-Basement, down where the corn Ten is green, where he had his homeroom and classes for so many years, where the patrician, private school look of him was just about the only decor we had. Mr. Austin has been a classroom teacher, a valuable member of the sine qua non set, for his whole professional career. He came to the Somerville schools from the celebrity-scarred desks, through the Romanesque orch, of Harvord's Sever Hall. The credentials were impressive. Honnete homme ond genus Horvordmoniensis to the core, energetically exercised on o Harvard gridiron that wos mythic even in those pre-Gatto doys, ond liberolly edu- cated by the world's most prestigious inti Meets, he brought to the classroom imperatives, and to football coaching, on intellectual and moral reoch thot was o decided benefit ond exomple to the students fortunrtc enough to face him for daily instruction. Mr. Austin served at the Western Junior High School for thirteen y:ars; added o Boston College Master of Arts degree to the Bachelor of Arts in Romonce Languages and Literoturc degree granted by Horvord; ond occeptcd cross-posting to the high school in September 1946. At various times during his twenty-three years on the faculty here, he hos been o floormaster and acting head of the English department, but mostly he hos been thot least expendable, most vitolly ncccssory school worker: the excellent clossrcom teacher. Never porochiol in his interests, never so narrow os to count on teaching olone for personal fulfillment, Mr. Austin will hove no problem finding things to do in retirement. There is a wide rangs of interests, on enviable plurality of marketable skills, and the time now to indulge them. There is th; loveliest of families and o wide circle of friends in private industry ond the professions. There ore the reading ond the traveling that ho hos olwoys done assiduously and adventurously, the exciting trackdown of titans of literature from their cradles to their biers. And there is the exquisite adventure of wotching his lovely grandaughter Melisso get ready for Smith. HEADMASTER Albert H. Giroux, A.B., A.M. 23 Bay State Root!, Belmont VICE-HEADMASTER John P. Joyce, B.S. in B.A., M.A., M.Ed. 15 Prospect Hill Avenue HEADS OF COURSES John P. BrCnnon, A.B., M.S., Moster 76 Derbv Street College Preparatory Course, Gu.domc Counselor Mory M. Brown, B.S.Ed., A.M., Mostor 58 Chondlcr Street Business Education Course, Gunlanrc Counselor John J. Gartland, B.A., M.A., Moster 79 Belmont Street General C.ursc, Guidance Counselor BUILDING MASTERS Helen M. O'Brien, A.B., M.A., MostC: 30 Barton Street tnglisn Thomas F. O'Brien, B.A., M.A., Moster 16 Prescott Street English Hugh F. McCuskcr, B.S., M.Ed., Moster 35 Burton Street, Brighton b.ology HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Edword J. Berra, A.B., A.M. 20 Tufts Street, Arlington tngl.sh Dept.; English William Foseiono, B.S., Ed.M. 28 Catherine Road, Reading Mathematics Dept.; Mathematics Anthony V. Fcdelc, A.B., M.A. 41 Warner Street Social Studies Dept.; World Cultures ’Patricia F. Keating, A.B., M.A. 12 York Read, Winchester Latin Dept.; Latin Marie E. Kenney, A.B., A.M. 123 Orchard Street Science Dept.; Chemistry, Physiology Katherine T. Lombord, B.S.S., M.Ed. 31 Brettwood Road, Bclmcnt Stcn. T.W. Dept.; Stcn., Trons. Mrs. Helen B. MocLoughlin, B.S. 18 Dole Street. West Poobody Home Econ. Dept.; Home Eccn. Fronk L. Mortin, B.S., Ed.M. 1 40 Adams Street, Lexington Modern Languages; Spanish Robert E. McKclvoy, B.S., M.C.S. 6 Jerome Street Bookkeeping Dept.; Bookkeeping Jean E. Mu’loncy, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 49 Vmol Avenue Clerical Practice Dept., Clerical Pro.i;:e PUPIL PERSONNEL Arthur DaProto, Ed.B., Ed.M. 21 Jean Road, Arlington Itolian Richord F. Hcgarty, A.B., A.M. 17 Wolcott Road, Winchester Mathematics John J. Murray, A.B., Ed.M. 61 Walnut Street History TEACHERS Rita Adorns, A.B., B.S. 2 Fern Avenue, Allstcn Librarian Richard T. Anderson, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 54 Benton Rood History, Economic Geography, World Cultures Louis N. Arbccne. B.S., M.A., Ed.M. 4 Wellington Road, Winchester Chemistry Alexander Austin, Jr„ A.B., A.M. 39 Stone Road, B’clmont English Mildred A. AyCrs, B.S. in Ed., Ed.M. 2 Walter Terrace History, World Cultures Mourocn T. Borry, B.S., M.Fd. 11 Peorson Avenue Typewriting, Bus. Records, Cler. Proc. Ernest J. Bennett, B.S., Ed.M. 54 Lowdcn Avenue Mathcmolics James V. Bonsignorc, B.S.Ed., Ed.M. 41 Andrews Street. Medford Bus. Records, Eccn. Gcogrophy Mrs. Marion Boudreau, B.S. 67 Quincy Street, Arlington Physicol Education Nancy M. Bowdring, 3.A., M.Ed. 4 Warner Street Biology, Chemistry Charles W. Buckley, B.S., M.Ed., D.A.O. 44 Roacrs Avenue History Frances L. Sullen, A.B., M.A. 56 Gray Street. Arlington Latin Normon J. Burns. B.S., Ed.M., Ed.D. 7 Greenville Terrace Business Economics, Ectnomic Geog. Joonne Bushord, B.S.Ed. 25 Bowker Street, Lexington Home Economics Mrs. Mory C. Carofotcs, B.Mus. 11 Ossipcc Road Music Jescph A. Caruso, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 26 Washington Terrace Mathematics John W. Coscy, A.B., A M., M.Ed. 20 Spring Street English Robert J. Cignctti, B.S. 22 Massachusetts Avenue, Danvers History, Economics, Geography Eleven John J. Ciromc, B.S.Ed. 2 Summer Ploce, Arlington Driver Education Nathaniel A. Co'bcrt 50 Lawrence Lane, Belmcnt Technical Drawing Marquerite Connolly, A.B., A.M. 58 Control Street Retail Distribution Mrs. Dorothy F. Connors, B.A. 88 Powder House Boulevard Home Economics John J. Cerrigon, A.B., Ed.M. 161 Solem Road, Billerica English, Latin, Public Speaking Elaine K. Cotter, A.B., M.Ed. 9 Bailey Road History, Sponish, English Vincent R. Cronin, B.S., Ed.M. 209 Summer Street Physical Education, First Aid Katherine D. Crotty, B.S., A.M. 87 Avon Street English Edward W. Crowley, A.B., M.Ed. 410 Medford Street H.story. Problems cf Democracy, Economic Geogrophy Themos J. Crowley, B.S.Ed. 5 Brook Street English, Public Spooking Jomes P. Cullinon, B.S. in B.A. 12 Cathy Rood, Burlington Business Records, Consumer Economics “Kenneth Doilcy, A.B. 130 Garden Street, Cambridge Latin Bernice F. Dolcy, B.S.Ed., Ed.M.S. 88 Gloucester Rood. Westwood Physical Education Louis G. DeAngclis, A.B., A.M. 42 Hiqhland Street. South Hamilton Itohon, Economic Geography. Latin Janice DcLalio, B.S. 447 Bcocon street, Boston Home Economics Williom M. DeMarco, B A. 33 Edgar Avenue History Louis W. Diegoli, A.B., LL.B., Ed.M., LL.M. 8 Woltcr Terrace Business Economics, History, Low Gcrord P. Donohoc, B.S., Ed.M. 34 Glen Rood, Winchester History Kathryn Donovan, A.B. 86 Belmont Street History Daniel F. Dwyer, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 55 Pennsylvania Avenue English, History Mrs. Pauline Fabiano, B.S.Ed. 74 Elm Street Clcricol Practice Richord H. Fitzpatrick, A.B., Ed.M. 15 Hathaway Rood, Lexington English Mrs. Frances Goyron, B.S., M.Ed. 15 Dublin Road, W. Peobody Clerical Prcc., Typewriting, 8us. Proc., Office Mochines Richard E. Gordinicr, B.S. 60 Hillside Avenue, Malden Physics, Chemistry Virginia M. Gordinicr, B.S.Ed. 143 College Avenue English, History, Drome Mory Hall, B.A. 9 Gloucester Street, Arlington Business Economics Eugene J. Hoyes, A.B., M.A. 581 Fcllsway West, Medrord Mathematics Robert L. Healey, A.B., M.Ed. 153 Lowell Street Guidance Counselor Jomes J. Hickey, A.B. 32 Fav Rood, Dedham English John J. Hickey, A.B., M.Ed. South Street, Rockport English, Public Speaking Virginio A. Holmon, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 173 College Avenue Mathematics Joseph R. Hrubi, A.B., Ed.M. 110 Powder House Boulevard English Mrs. Rosemarie Hrubi, B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. 110 Powder House Boulevard English Maryann Hurley, B.S. 15 Benhom Street, Medford Business Records. Business Practice Eleno J. Ivaska, B.A., M.A. 8 Taylor Rood, Belmont French Dovid W. Jones A.B., M.Ed. 31 Cameron Avenue History, Problems of Dcmoracy Arthur Kcllchcr 8 8igelow Street Physical Education Aqatho E. Kelly, A.B. 42 Rutledge Rood, Belmont Sponish, English Kathryn A. Kennedy, B.B.A., B.S.Ed., Ed.M. 116 Bortlett Street Gu idonee Counselor Natolic B. King, A.B., A.M. 58 Upload Rood French Mrs. Mory Lowlcss, B.S., M.S. 376 Riverwoy, Su. 9, Boston Chemistry, Biology Jomes J. Leonard, B.S. 82 Munroc Street English Charles V. Leslie, 8.S. Ind. Arts, M.Ed. 245 West Street Rcodmg Industrial Arts Thomas J. Lynch, B.S. 101 Dakota Street, Dorchester Biology James A. Macero, B.S. in B.A., M.Ed. 28 Chetwynd Road Business Records, Bookkeeping Mrs. Elizobeth A. Mockey, B.S. 23 Jagues Street Typewriting, Secretarial Training Olivo B. MoePherson, A.B., A.M. 367 Medford Street English Katharyn A. McCann, B.S.Ed., Ed.M. 66 Shepard Road. West Medford Sten., Transcription, T.W. Jane A. McCarthy 22 Thorpe Street Home Economics Williom J. McCarthy, B.S. in B.A., M.Ed. 22 Laurel Lane, Reading Business Economics, Bus. Management, Economic Geogrophy, Data Processing Virginia J. McCarty, LL.B., Ed.M. 40 Highland Avenue Clericol Practice, Office Machines, Business Law John J. McSwccncy, B.S.. M.Ed. I 36 Walnut Street History Francis McSwccncy, B.S., M.Ed. 54 Montvolc Rood, Newton Center Problems of Democracy Mory A. Monohon, 8.B.A., Ed.M. 36 Prospect Avenue, Arlington Business Records, T.W. Agnes Murphy, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 18 Norwood Avenue History Edward G. Murray, B.S.S.S., M.Ed. 25 Walter Street, Newten Centre History Paul D. Murray, B.S., M.Ed. 17 Boiley Road Mathematics, Wcrld Cultures Mildred A. Nugent, A.B., Ed.M. 44 Richdolc Avenue Guidance Counselor ’ Mrs. Eunice Nunzioto 22 Stondish Lone, Winchester Typewriting, Clcricol Proct.ce •Marjorie M. O'Brien, A.B., A.M. 22 Hancock Road. Brookline English Mory C. O'Keefe, B.S. in Ed., Ed.M. 29 Forest Street Art, Art Appreciation Marion D. Paglinca, B.S. 85 Pearson Avenue Typewriting, Business Records, Business Practice Thomos R. Palombo, B.S., A.M. 11 Hanson Avenue History Aldo Pictronfoni, B.S. in BA.. 157 6‘oston Avenue Typewriting Joseph A. Pignatic Io, A.A., B.S., M Ed. 1 Park Place Physics, Earth Space Science Williom J. Quinlan, B.S. 27 Colvin Street English Harold A. Radochio, A.8., M.Ed. 52 Pork Street, North Wilmington History, Mathematics Norman B. Raum, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 87 Grove Hill Avenue, Newton Art ‘George R. Rochefort, A.B., M A. 105 Bromficld Rood Latin Robert M. Rogers, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 15 Electric Avenue English, Public Speaking Mrs. Eiiccn R Rubin, B.A. 568 Green Street, Cambridge English, Public Speaking Mrs. Morgucritc Scully, B.S., M.S. 44 Cochrane Street. Melrose Clerical Practice, Typewriting Philip G. Scully, A.B., Ed.M. 44 Cochrane Street. Melrose History, World Cultures Frank A. Sestito, A.A., A.B., Ed.M. 1 Munroc Street Problems of Democracy, Audio Visual Doris S. Skulsky, B.A., M A T. 371 Harvard Street, Cambridge French Twelve Andrew J. Smith, B.M., M.Ed. 50 Pork Ave. Ext., Arlington Music Russell G. Smith. B.S., M.S. in B A. 26 Foirmount Avenue Economic Gcog., Bus. Economics Mrs. Mory F. Sodono, B.S.Ed. 2 Lorirvg Rood, Concord Clericol Proc., Office Mochines, Typewriting, Stenography Robert R. Sorobcllo, A.B., Cd.M. 5 Prospect Hill Avenue Mathcmotics Florence G. Sotiros, B.S. in Ed. 21 Moud Groham Circle, Burlington Stenography, Typewriting John A. Spodaro, B.S., Ed.M. 123 Lowrence Street, Malden Mathematics Kothcrinc E. Stock, B.B.A., A M. 74 Fenway, Boston English Julio F. Su'livon, B.S.S., M.Ed. 32 Loekcland Rood, Winchester Clerical Proctice, T.W. Joseph F. Torcllo, B.S.Ed. 26 Sycamore Street Chemistry Froncis X. Thornton, A B 27 Brook Street English Rose C. Tronicllo, A.B., M.Ed. 51 Monroe Street French John Tsiokos, B.A. 33 Whitfield Road Driver Education Borbora Welsh, B.A. 114 Spring Street, Stonehom English, History Joseph Wolsh, B.S., M.Ed. 114 Spring Street, Stonehom Mathematics Wilson E. Whittokcr Center Street. Pembroke Industrial Arts June Wilke, B.S. 139 Centre Street, Roxbury Home Economics Robert D. Wright, A B, Ed M. 24 Menam Street, Lexington History Joseph A Wrobcl, 8.S. in Chemistry Concr Cottoge. Summer Street. Manchester Physics NURSEC Mortino A. Jennings, R.N. 66 Vernon Street Morgoret L. Kiniry, R.N. 22 CMfe Avenue, Lexington CLERKS Georgiono Tripp 45a Cherry Street Mrs. Catherine A. Lynch 6 James Street Margaret M. Corcoran 13 Mt. Vernon Street Eileen Torpey 47 Rogers Avenue LEGEND • Sabbatical Leave • ‘ Assistant for School Year •••Lcove of Absence •Leave of Absence—in Armed Forces Row 1—Mr. Bonsignore, Miss Fobiano, Mr. Hegorty, Mr. Macero, Mr. Gordinicr, Mr. Ptgnaficllo, Mr. Wright, Mr. Wrobcl, Mrs. Lawless, Miss Kennedy. Row 2—Mrs. Goyron, Mr. J. Murray, Mr. Gartland, Mr. Fasciano, Mr. Tsiokos, Mr. Spodoro, Miss Bowdnng, Miss H. 0'8ricn, Mrs. Lawless. Row 3—Mr. Sorobello. Mr. Hayes, Mr. DoProto, Mr. Healey, Mr. P. Murray, Mr. Rodocia, Mrs. Carafotes, Miss Hurley, Mr. Scstito. Row 4—Mr. Bennett, Mr A Smith, Mr. Caruso, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Brennan, Miss Nugent, Miss Adems, Mr. Torcllo, Mr. Arbeene. Thirteen Row I—Mr. DeAngelis, Mr. Dolcy, Mr. Crowley, Mr. Donohoc, Mr Dicgoli, Mr. Jones. Mr. Dwyer. Row 2 Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Davis, Miss King, Miss Skulsky, Miss Ivasko, Miss Tronicllo, Miss Cotter, Miss Hall, Miss Murphy. Row 3—Mr. E. Murroy, Miss McCarty, Mr. McCarthy, Mrs. Connors, Dr. Buckley. Mr. Morfin, Mr. Cullinonc, Miss Weyraurh, Mr. Roum. Row 4—Mr. Anderson, Dr. Burns, Mr. Scully, Miss Bushard, Mr J. MeSweeney, Mr. Cignetti, Mr. R. Smith, Mr Cirame, Miss Wilke. Row 1—Miss Gerdinier, Mr. Rogers, Miss Sotiros, Miss Lombard. Row 2—Miss Borry, Mrs. Hrubi, Miss Donovon, Miss MaePherson, Mr. Pictrantom. Row 3—Miss Kelly. Miss Poglinco, Mr. McKelvey, Mr. Corrigan, Mr. Quinlan, Mr. ). Hickey. Fourteen DIANE DePALMA PHILLIP THOMPSON Editor Business Manager Ji UuiSorS OLIVE B. MocPHERSON HUGH McCUSKER Foculty Advisor Business Advisor Fifteen (Editorial Dear Clossmotcs, A senior is the most envied student of Somerville High School; he is fun-loving, but serious; energetic, but humble. As June closes the octivitics of the Senior Yeor, the pomp ond splendor will quickly turn into memories. Groduotion will bring mixed emotions—sodness of leoving o world within o world, ond eogerness of storting o new intriguing life. Our years ot Somerville High School hove taught us honor ond progress. Through the guidance of our teachers ond porents we have acquired experience and knowledge. The time has come for us to leave our Alma Mater and practice these qualities in the outside world. High school is only o port of our lives; our greatest achievements ore yet to come. The Yearbook Staff hopes that in the future this book will serve os a reminder of the golden opportunities of our high school yeors. With God's guidance may the Class of '69 be showered with success and happiness. Sincerely, Your Editor 2W £ ZePatr, ma Row !• -Koulo Hotzimichacl, Elvira Spinucci, Editor Dione DePalma, Business Monagcr Philip Thompson, Eva Prodol. Row 2—Robert Ricci, Poulinc 8ossi, Linda Howard, Paul Zee, David Fyfe, Peter Stavros, Paul Clifford, Diane Batsilas, Kenneth Voudo. Sixteen Seventeen Lcerd WILLIAM CRONIN President CHARLENE OLIPHANT Vice-President KAREN LOVEYS NANCY O'CONNELL Secretory Treasurer Eighteen ADAMS, DENISE 965 Broodwoy Business Birthday: December 15 Memory: Junior English room 329 Pet Peeve: Insincere people Future: Secretory Love is o many splcndorcd thing. AGOSTINO, SCOT D. 233 School Street College 8irthdoy: Moy 29 Memory: Sophomore Italian Vice-President of Itolian Club, Trea- surer of Key Club, Drama Club, Chess Club, TCA That's the way it goes! AHERN, DOUGLAS 123 Beacon Street Business Horry Memory: Sub Shop Memory: Sub Shop 6th period Pet Peeve: New York Future: Data Processing If it doesn't work, moke it work. ALBURY, MARSHA A. 13 Clyde Street College B'irthdoy: August 7 Memory: Driving Pet Peeve: School Street Future: Dental Assistant SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, A Coppclla Choir, Junior Red Cross To every rule there's always an exception. ALOSSO, ALBERT 60 Willow Avenue Business 8irthdoy: January 14 Memory: Mrs. Rubin's English Closs Pet Peeve: Third lunch Double bing. AMARAL, MARIA M. 41 Dimick Street Business Lena Birthday: July 23 Memory: The good times Pet Peeve: Staying after school Future: Artist Better luck next time. Twenty AMARU, SALVATORE 28 Walker Street College Birthday: February 22 Memory: Lotin 4 closs Investment Club Oh, yea? ANDELMAN, STEVEN 168 Central Street College Birthday: December 6 Memory: G.B.L. championship Pet Peeve: Imitation leather jackets Bond I dunno. What do you wanna do? ANNESE, CELESTE G. 62 Fremont Street College Birthdoy: December 22 Memory: June 16, 1967 Pet Peeve: Sty people Future: College Radiator Reporter, Cheerleader, Stu- dent Council, Bank Corps, Prom Committee Friends ore like gold; the more you hove, the richer you ore. AUGENSTEIN, JEANETTE 398 Medford Street Business Birthdoy: Februory 19 Memory: North Quincy victory Pet Peeve: Senior typing Keep the faith. AVENELL, ROBERT E. 32 Summit Avenue 8usmcss Bob Birthdoy: April 17 Memory: Senior English Pet Peeve: 2:15 to 2:30 Future: Broodcasting Umm? Umm? 8ABINEAU, ALAN 278 Powder House Boulevard Business Birthday: May 19 Memory: Tech Tourney '66-'67 Pet Peeve: Typing Be good. BAILEY, KAREN 2 Pearl Terrace Business Binky Birthday: Morch 15 Memory: Thanksgiving Day footbo'l gome Pet Peeve: Homework Future: Business school YRC, Junior Red Cross Silence is golden. 8AROEN, JOHN 47 Colvin Street Business Limey” Birthday: December 10 Memory: Junior homeroom Pet Peeve. Monday mornings Future: Store owner My error. BARNES, STEPHEN P. 92 Liberty Avenue Retailing Birthday: July 26 Memory: Her Pet Peeve: Wise onswers Proctor, Student Council Don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. BARRON, MAUREEN 12 Mondamm Court 8usmcss Birthday: September 7 Memory: November 3 Pet Peeve: Ignoront people Future: Secretory If he's worth doting, he's worth waiting for. BASSETT. ELLEN 48 Cherry Street Retailing Birthday: December 29 Memory: The school gomes Pet Peeve: 7th periods Hong it up. Jack. BATSILAS, DIANE A. 45 Forragut Avenue College Di” Birthdoy: October 21 Memory. Senior English closs Pet Peeve: Chemistry tests National Honor Society, Vicc-Prcs. of French Club, SHS Glee, Girls' Glee, Student Council, Treasurer, Rodiotor Reporter, Bonk Corps, FTA, Yearbook Stoff Take each doy os it comes, and make the most of it. Twenty-cne BEAUNOYER, MARIE 329 Lowell Street General Birthdoy: September 25 Memory: Mid-term exams Pet Peeves: Tests People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. BELDING, KATHLEEN B. 1A Bcocon Street Business Kothy” Birthday. July 17 Memory The summer of '68 Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future: Secretory Bonk Corps If you con't boot 'em, join 'em. BELTRAM, KENNETH 74 Hollond Street General. Kenny Birthday: May 16 Memory: Miss H. O'BVicn's smile Pet Peeve: 7th period Future: Father Ski Club I wos gratified to be oblc to answer the teacher's question—I said I didn't know. BENNETT, KATHLEEN F. 54 Lowden Avenue College Kathy Birthday: May 3 Memory: Summer '67 Pet Peeve: Hypocrites National Honor Society, President of Portia, Vicc-Prcs. of Math Club, Rodiator Reporter Each day holds the possibility of a mirocle. BENSON, DEANNA P. 3 Everett Avenue Business Birthday: December 7 Memory: Thanksgiving Doy football gome Pet Peeve: Mondoy morning Future: Secretory Honor Guard, National Honor Society I won't think of it today. I'll think of it tomorrow, when I con stond it better. BERTORELLI, CONSTANCE 17 Longmaid Avenue Business Birthday: December 4 Memory: Thanksgiving Doy football game Pet Peeve: Short recess Girls' Glee Club, YRC, Bonk Corps Keep o smile in your heart BLACKETT, DONNA 14 Warner Street College Birthday: August 16 Memory: Prom '69 Pet Peeve: Imitotion leather Ski Club, Portia, Drama Club, Library Assistant Stretch! BLANCHARD, JOHN E. 11 Richdolc Avenue College Birthday: October 14 Memory: The lunches Baseball There she goes. BONASERA, LORETTA E. 31 Edgar Avenue Business Dworf Birthday: April 26 Memory: Room 106 Pet Peeve: Homework Ski Club, Social Workers Club Everybody's olwoys picking on me. BOOKER, CHARLES 24 Norwood Avenue Gcncrol Birthday: June 11 Memory: Tech Tourney Pet Peeve: School BOSSI, JOHN 44 Chetwynd Rood College B’irthdoy: June 15 Memory: Junior homeroom ‘ Pet Peeve: French Con't win them all . . . but you can try. BOSSI, PAULINE 29 Chetwynd Rood College Birthday: August 8 Memory: Junior year Pet Peeve: Insincere people Portio, FTA Secretary, Radiator Stott, Yearbook Stott, Ski Club Where there's a will, there's o way. BRANCATO, ANGELA M. 319 Lowell Street Generol Birthday: August 25 Memory: Homeroom 106 Junior Red Cross, Bonk Treasurer Lough and be happy BREEN, PAUL E. 855 Broodway General Moy-J Birthday: March 6 Memory: GBL Champs (1968) Future: Bachelor Football, SHS Glee Club, Hockey, Boys' Glee Club, B'oscboll What's happening? BRUNING, JANICE M. 9 Fountoin Avenue College Birthdoy: January 3 Pet Peeve: Red To thine own self be true. BUONOMO, DOMINICK J. 6A Fountain Avenue Generol Birthdoy: Februory 3 Memory: Junior Prom Pet Peeve: Parents Trock, Dromo Club BUONOMO, EDWARD J. 580 Mystic Avenue College Birthdoy: September 30 Memory: Track Pet Peeve: Room 27 Trock What? BURTON, MARILYN 9 Pembroke Street Business Birthday: November 25 Memory: 16 L Street Pet Peeve: Diets I don't believe it. Twenty-two 8UTLAND, RICHARD 24 Chctwynd Rood College Birthday: May 5 Memory: Junior English class Pet Peeve: Mondoys Ski Club, President of FTA Are yoooou kidding! CABRAL, JEANNE 92 Pearson Rood Retailing Birthday: September 20 Memory: Mi s Connolly Pet Peeve: English Girls' Glee Club, A Coppella Choir Oh yo. CALDERONE, LINDA M. 64 Properzi Way Business Birthday: July 2 Memory: US. History closs Pet Peeve: Mid-term exams Portia, Radiator Reporter, Notional Honor Society Do the best you con and the best will come bock to you. CAPUANO, MICHAEL 1 Willioms Court College 8irthdoy: January 9 Memory: Latin 3 Pet Peeve: Term papers and finals Math Club, Notional Hon-r Society CARABELLO, JOHN 82 Marshall Street Gencrol Birthday May 5 Memory: Physics closs Pet Peeve: Pseudo-musicians That's life. CAREY, MICHAEL 17 Everett Avenue General Birthday: August 28 Memory: Junior homeroom Pet Peeve: Waking up French Club, Ski Club That's life. CARNEY, JOHN J 22 Lincoln Street General Birthday: Februory 25 Memory: Biology class Love is the only key. CARPINITO, GENNARO A. 71 Pennsylvania Avenue College Birthday. March 10 Memory: U. S. History field trips Pet Peeve: Term papers Trock, Boys' Glee Club, SHS Glee Club Very good. CARPINITO, LINA 71 Pennsylvania Avenue Business Birthday: Jonuary 29 Memory: August 4, Senior Prom '67 SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, YRC, Tri-Hi-Y, Bonk Corps, Hrm Treasurer, Honor Guard You can't bring back yesterday because today will l c yesterday tomorrow. CASEY, WALTER 14 Bay State Avenue General Birthday: February 10 Memory: English in room 241 Pet Peeve: Room I07B Hockey Wow! CASTLE, FREDERICK 38 Bond Street Business Birthday: December 11 Memory: Little Bess Pet Peeve: Economics closs Is that right! CASTRO, JUDITH N. 78 Morion Street Business Judi Birthday: Jonuory 16 Memory: June 24, 1965 Pet Peeve: Inconsidorotc people Girls' Choir, SHS Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Red Cross Representative It is better to light one candle thon to curse the dorkness. Twenty-three CELIA, LUCY 559 Somerville Avenue Business Birthdoy: December 12 Pet Peeve: Substitute teachers Homeroom Treasurer, Bonk Corps, Red Cross Representative To dreom the impossible dream. CHANDLER, FRANCIS A. 16 Browning Road General Birthday: October 13 CHRISTMAN, LINDA M. 30 Trull Street College Birthday: September 29 Memory: First weeks os sophomore Pot Peeve: People who put on airs Drama Club CHRISTO, CHRISTINE 93 Ossipce Rood College Birthday: December 24 Memory: Spring Pet Peeve: Hypocrites Girls' Glee Club, SHS Glee Club. A Coppclla Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, Radia- tor Reporter You'll never get indigestion from swallowing your pride. CICCARIELLO, COSMO 216 Somerville Avenue College Chicky Birthday. August 16 Memory: Senior homeroom 109 Pet Peeve: Taking subjects not chosen Future: Boston University You con because you think you can CLEVELAND, DIANE M 90 Prichard Avenue Business Birthdoy: April 28 Girls' Glee Club CLIFFORD, PAUL 119 Hancock Street College Birthdoy, Moy 12 Memory: Graduation Day Future: Lawyer President of Investment Club, Stu dent Council, TCA, Radiator Staff, Yearbook Staff Aim high, aim for; your aim the sky, your goal a stor. CLIVIO. RONALD A. 97 Joqucs Street General Birthdoy: April 8 Memory: Room 102 Pet Peeve: Loud people If at first you don't succeed, try try ogain. COBUCCI, ELAINE 13 Tower Center Business Birthdoy: Jonuary 31 Memory: Senior English room Pet Peeve: Crowded cofctcro To live, you must nearly die COGAN, MARCIA 30 6‘oston Street Business Birthday: August 1 Memory: '68 Prom Cheer leoding I've got to admit it's getting better. COILEY, PATRICIA 3 Pearl Tcrroce Business Pot 8irthdoy: April 21 Memory. Junior English room 329 Pot Peeve: No milk left at lunch time Junior Red Cross Representative You know! COLEMAN. CYNTHIA 30 Cambria Street Business Birthdoy: July 16 Memory: Sophomore year room 105 Pet Peeve: Know-it-alls Tri-Hi-Y Hey, Nature Boy. Twentv-four COLLIER, MARYELAINE 151 Hudson Street Business Birthday: January 7 Memory: Summer of '68 Pet Peeve: Snobs You can take the day oft but you can't put it on. COLLINS, JOHN 72 Puritan Road Generol Birthdoy: April 16 Memory: Math with Mrs. Peters Pet Peeve: Lunches Future: U.S. Navy What time is it? COOK, RANDALL 2 Hillside Avenue College Randy Birthdoy: May 15 Memory: Christmas party in Physics Pet Peeve: Algebra 2 Future: College Glee Clubs Pray for pcocc. CORBETT, RICHARD T. 4 Essex Street College Dick Birthday: September 14 Memory: The Grimmons schoolyard Pet Peeve: People SHS Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Junior Dance Committee, Student Council Future: College Whot can I soy! CORCORAN, JOHN F. 31 Whitman Street College Birthdoy: February 2 Memory: Latin 204 Pet Peeve: Talking students blocking corridors Chess Club, TCA Country: Right or wrong (may sho always be right). CORSO, THOMAS 7 Spring Hill Terrace College Birthday: October 27 Memory: Footlight faces Noticnal Honor Society, President of Droma Club, Student Council, Key Club, Glee Club Don't get lost. COSTA, ALBERT J. 32 Ibbctsan Street College Birthdoy: August 30 Memory: Tech Tourney Pet Peeve: Cafeteria food WB2 School Correspondent, Red Cross Representative It's later than it's ever been. COUTOUMAS, MARIE H. 38 Spencer Avenue Business Stoncy Birthdoy: January 24 Memory: Joplin Pet Peeve: Cold weather Future: Model Red Cress Representative Don't blow my mind boby. CRONIN, WILLIAM 10 Calvin Street College Crox B'irthday: Jonuory 8 Memory: Latin 204 Pet Peeve: English Future: Doctor Senior Class President, Student Council, Football, Boskctboll, Track Those who can do; those who con't teach. CROWELL, WILLIAM 19 2 Quincy Street College Birthdoy: June 29 Pet Peeve: Homework CRUGNALE, JOSEPH 98 Electric Avenue Business Birthday: Morch 24 Memory: Everett and N.B. football game Pet Peeve: Sophomores Investment Club That's life. CUCINOTTA, PETER V. 47 Fremont Street College Birthday: July 24 Memory: Tech Tourney Key Club, Footboll, Hellenic Club, Ski Club I didn't know thot. Twenty-live CUFF, MICHAEL 50 Preston Rood Gcnerol Cuffy Birthday: Jonuory 19 Memory: First offense card Pet Peeve: Sisters Future: Work Chess Club, Rod Cross Representa- tive, Proctor Don't rush me, pal, there's always tomorrow. CULLINANE, JAMES 71 Lexington Avenue College Dudley Birthday: March 27 Memory: Latin in room 204 Pet Peeve: Third lunch Letter of Commendation - National Merit, Auxilium Award - Time Mogozine, Current Events Aword (Honocoble Mention), Student Council, Radiator Stoff, President of Reodirvg Club, Chess Club Mobihs in mobile. CUNHA, ROBERT V. 39 Calvin Street College Birthdoy: Jonuory 11 Memory: Senior Prom Pet Peeve: Monday mrrning Whot con I soy? DAHLSTEDT, JACQUES 8 Derby Street General Birthdoy: April 13 Memory: Junior year SHS dances Do unto others before they con do unto you! OANEAULT, NANCY 12 Wyott Circle Business Birthdoy: April 24 Memory: Junior English room 329 Pet Peeve: Snobby people Homeroom Treasurer, Bonk Corps Love is a many splcndorcd thing. DANIELLI, LAWRENCE 34 Moreland Street College Birthdoy: October 31 Memory: Homeroom 31 Pet Peeve: Lunch Twenty-six DAYKIN, CHRISTINE 108 Gilman Street Business Teeny Birthdoy: Jonuory 30 Memory: Sophomore homeroom Pet Peeve: Insincere people Future: Legal Secretory Bank Corps The things money con't buy ore great; but the things it con buy aren't bod. DEFINO, PAULINE 36 Sydney Street Retailing Birthday: December 10 Memcry: Room 102 Pet Peeve: Taking pictures If at first you don't succeed, fergot it. DcFURIA, KATHLEEN M. 8 Pleasont Avenue Business Kathi Birthday: June 22 Memory: August, 1968 Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Future: Morriagc Hey—what's happening? DELLO RUSSO, ANTHONY 15 Langmoid Avenue General Birthday: June 23 Memory: Football games Football, Basketball OcLUCIA, LORETTA 116 Albion Street Business Birthday: August 10 Memory Sophomore year Pet Peeve: Insincere people Cheerleader. Student Council, Red Cross Rep., Bank Treasurer, Tn- Hi-Y, Auxilium Latinum Aword, Honor Guard You learn something new everyday. DcMARCO, MARY JANE 335 Alcwifc Brook Parkway College Birthday: June 21 Memory A certain boy Pet Peeve: Penny pinchers Future: Collgc Honor Guard Silence is golden, but noise is more fun. DcMARTINO, GARRY 10 Ossippc Rood General DeMo Birthday: June 3 Memory: Football gomes Trock, SHS Glee Club, Student Council Don't worry obout it’ DeMATTIA, DAVID 30 Evergreen Avenue General Birthday. April 29 Memory: Senior classes Basketball Ah yes, I like whot I look of because I only look at what I like. DePALMA, DIANE E. 47 Russell Rood College Birthdoy: June 26 Memory: Senior yeor Future: University Moss, at 8oston Rodiotor, Yearbook Editcr-in-Chicf, Moth Club See., Honor Guord. Girls' Glee, SHS Glee, Dromo Club, Italion Club, Hellenic Club, Alt. to Girls' State, Auxilium Latmium Award, Operation Kindness Com- mendation, Nationol Honor Soc. DcSTEFANO. JUDY 25 Pitmon Street General Birthday: June 27 Memory: Friends at S.H.S. Pet Peeve: Insincere people Don't let others influence you; have a mmd of your own. DiBENEDETTO, MARIA 83 Yorktown Street Business Birthdoy: July 8 Memcry: Somerville High Pet Peeve: littorbugs Italion Club, Bonk Corps, Notionol It's sock it to me time. DiCEGLIE, LEO 16 Alstcn Street Business DiCeg Birthday: October 26 Memory Basketball gomes Sopho- more yeor Pet Peeve: Not getting out at 2 30 Future: Business school Bonking Don't tell me that isn't right. Twenty-seven DIGGS, DONNA T. 18 Porter Street Business 8irthday: November 10 Memory: Junior year Pet Peeve: Rainy mernings Red Cress Representative The best way to save face is to keep the lower part shu . DiMINICO, ANTHONY 12 Albion Street General 8irthdav: January 11 Memory: Room 114 Pet Peeve: People who soy—You know what I mean. Trock Keep your cool, if you dig it. DiPIETRANTONIO, NANCY 54 Putnam Street Business Birthday: January 17 Memory. Senior yeor Pet Peeve. Economics Never say die. DiPIRRO, CHARLES 48 Hudson Street General Birthday: August 10 Memory: Senior year Pet Peeve: Mid-terms A bright eye mdicotes curiosity; a block eye too much. DiRUSSO, CHARLES 29 Alston Street College 8irthday: April 17 Memory: Football game S.H.S. vs. Malden Boscboll, Football, Hockey Right! DiTULLIO, LISA M. 14 Evergreen Avenue Business Birthday October 27 Memory: The little dollhouse Pet Peeve. Time S.H.S. Glee Club A lie hos no legs, but scondol hos wings. DiVASTA, CORINNE 15 Russell Road College Birthday: May 5 Memory: A certain boy Radiator, Banker, SHS Glee Club, Girl� ' Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Prom Committee Those who speak do not know; those who know do not speok. DOHERTY, DOREEN 15 Spencer Avenue Business Birthdov: October 27 Memory: September 10, 1967 Pet Peeve: Insincere people You get out of life what you put into it. DONAHUE, SANDRA A. 13 Knopp Street College Sandy Birthday: September 17 Memory: Room 110 Pet Peeve: Insincere people Future: College Student Council, Honor Guord, Rocm Treasurer, Data Processing Smile and the whole world smiles with you. DOODY, MAUREEN 37 Ossipcc Rood College Birthday: November 27 Memory: Senior year Pet Peeve: Insincere people Ski Club, TCA, A friend is one who steps in when the rest of the world steps out. DOWD, JOHN J. 16 Hawthorne Street College Birthday: October 27 Memory: June 2 Pet Peeve: Moth Baseball He who hesitotes is lost. DOYLE, GEORGE J. 81 Hinckley Street College Birthdoy: July 23 Memory: Miss Bulicn's Latin closs Future: College Math Club, Rodiotor Reporter, Hellenic Club, Treasurer Where there's ten bucks, there's a way. DOWNIE, JOHN 225 Pcorl Street Retailing Birthday: June 2 Memory: Miss Connolly Pet Peeve: English Boys' Glee Club, A Coppcllo Choir Ya right! DRISCOLL, PAULA 610 Mystic Avenue Business Birthday: Jonuory 20 Memory: Summer of '68 SHS Glee Club. Girls' Glee Club, YRC, Tri-Hi-Y Keep looking towords the sunshine, and your shodews will fall behind. DUBE, PHYLLIS 42 Murdock Street Business Efirthday: June 23 Memory: December 15, 1967 Pet Peeve: The word Groovy DUCHARME, CLAIRE 34 Montrose Street College Birthdoy: May 24 Memory: Impossible Dream Notional Honor Society, Yeorbeok Staff, Treasurer, Bonk, Radiator Reporter, Droma Club, French Club, Cheerleader, YRC, SHS Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Librarian, A Cappella Choir EOVINE, MARILYN 97 Puriton Rood Business Birthday: Februory 16 Memory: June 16, 1967 Pet Peeve: Sophomore boys Rodiotor Reporter Life is too short to be unhoppy. ESPOSITO, RONALD 227 Summer Street College Birthdoy: November 10 Memory: Latin Pet Peeve: Conceit Moth Club Too late. Twenty-eight ESTEE, KENNETH 62 Willow Avenue College Birthdoy: June 20 Memory: Senior English closs Pet Peeve: Mid-terms Moth Club FAHEY, WILLIAM 124 Morrison Avenue College Birthdoy: October 4 Memory: Post, present and future Co-coptoin of Hockey, Coptom of Boseboll What ore you thinking about? FARR, ALISON 70 Cameron Avenue Business Ali Birthdoy: December 29 Pet Peeve: 8rokcn windows Bonk, Homeroom Treasurer, Home- room Representative, Tri-Hi-Y, Ski Club Live, lough, love ond be happy. FAZIO, SHEILA 17 Crocker Street Business Birthdoy: July 3 Memory: Sophomore year Pet Peeve: Insincere people Senior Prom Committee FELTCH, DONNA 121 Hudson Street College Birthday: May 7 Memory: Januory 1, 1967 Pet Peeve: Seventy-two steps Homeroom Treasurer, Proctor, Moth Club, Student Council, Hellenic Club, Mcdicol Social Worker Club, Bank Corps, SYC, Red Cross Rep. Our lives ore God's gift to us; what we do with them is our gift to God. FERIOLI, DIANE 96 Prichard Avenue College Birthdoy: July 19 Memory: SHS sports Future Teachers Club, Portia Club Pet Peeve: Hypocrites Ask me no questions ond I'll tell you no lies. FERREIRA, CAROLE 12 Nevada Avenue College 8irthday: July 28 Memory: Winning GBL title Pet Peeve: Insincere people Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Honor Guard, Art Club, Portio FINE, ROBERT W. 60 Elm Street General Birthday: March 24 Memory: Junior English closs Tell me about it. FOX, LYNNETTE 20 Fcllswoy West Generol B.rthdoy: February 21 Memory: Spending the night at the rectory Pet Peeve: Third year French GAA, Ski Club, Portia, International Club, Youth Council I've got a problem, FRASSO, DONNA M. 116 Honcock Street Business Birthday: Jonuory 18 Memory: Senior homeroom Pet Peeve: Exams SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, YRC, Italian Club, Radiator Re- porter, Librorion Hove any gum? FRAZIER, PATRICIA 67 Columbus Avenue Business Birthdoy: December 16 Memory: Senior yeor Pet Peeve: Final exams Keep the faith. FUCCILLO, RALPH 28A Sterling Street College Birthday: November 18 Memory: Junior Prom 1968 Pet Peeve: Mid-years Homeroom Rep., YRC, Drama Club, ETA, SHS Glee Club, A Cappclla Choir, Bond, Senior Boll Comm. Twenty-nine FULLER, DANA 4 Aberdeen Rood College Birthdoy: Jonucry 17 Memory: Room 204 Pc! Peeve: Filing bells Moth Club FULLERTON, JOYCE E. 10 Appleton Street Gcneiol Jo Birthday: July 3 Memory Room 349 Future: Dentol Astistont Up tight ond out of sight. FURTADO, GABRIELLA M. 23 Perry Street Business Gob Birthday: Jonuory 25 Memory: Senior Prom 1968 Pet Peeve: Homework cn weekernls Future: Secretory God bless you. FYFE, DAVID L. 32 Cherry Street College 8irthdoy: September 9 Memory: Room 204 Pet Peeve: Teeny-boppers Future: Film producer SHS Glee Club. Boys' Glee Club, A Cappclta Choir, Rodiotor Staff, Yearbook Staff GAGE, DEBORAH 34 Highland Avenue College Birthdoy: February 16 Pet Peeve: Preiudrce Without God, man con'f; without man, God won't. GALLINARO, COSMO D. 52 Whitman Street College Birthday: September 27 Memory Latin in room 204 Pet Peeve: People who chcot GARBER, ROBERT 100 Hudson Street College Birthday: June 15 Memory: School lunches Pet Peeve: Getting up to go to school GASPAR, ADRIAN 49 Glcnwood Rood College Andy Birthdoy. May 3 Memory: M.ss King's doss Future: Accountont Well, not quite. GEEHAN, DENNIS 22 Elm Place General Birthday: October 8 GERANEO, DIANE 23 Electric Avenue College Dee Birthday: May 19 Memory: Sophomore year Pet Peeve: Two-foccd people Future: Legal Secretory GAA, Itolian Club Today is the tomorrow we worried about yesterday. GIANGRANDE, JANET M. 115 Bailey Road Business Jon Birthday. December 7 Memory: Homeroom 114 Pet Peeve: Doing homework Future: Secretary Honor Guord, National Honor Society You won't find the rood to success if you don't look for it. GILLARD, ELAINE 3 Miner Street General Birthday: May 4 Memory: Working for Mr. McCusker Pet Peeve: Hot school lunches If ot first you don't succeed, try, try ogain. Thirty GOGGIN, MARION M. 28 Alpine Street Business Red Birthdoy: Moy 9 Memory: Junior homeroom 213 Future: Airline Stewardess It's better to hove loved ond lost, thon never to hove loved of oil. GORDON, DEBRA A. 101 Alpme Street General Debbie Birthdoy: December 19 Memory: Junior Chemistry closs Pet Peeve: M:ndoys Future: Nurse Outstanding Tccnoger of Amcrico, IBM You learn something new cverydoy. GORSUCH, SHEILA M. 305 Summer Street College Shcil Birthday: July 20 Memory: September 8, 1967 at Bueno Visfo Shores Pet Peeve: Being lote Future: Teacher Rodiotor Reporter, Pep Squad, Closs Bonkcr, Red Cross Representative You never realize what o good thing you hove until you've lost it. GRAMATIS, JEANNE 18 Auburn Avenue Business Jeon Birthdoy: June 17 Memory: Junior yeor Pet Peeve: Boys with long hoir Future: Business school It's better to hove loved ond lost thon never to hove loved of oil. GRASSO, CHERYL T. 22 Stone Avenue Business Birthdoy: October 3 Memory: Senior homeroom 114 There's plenty of fish in the sea GRIFFIN, MARYGAIL 563 Somerville Avenue Business Birthdoy: December 5 Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Future: Secretory The greatest sorrow is recoiling with joy, the times when we were hoppy. GRILLO, PAUL J. 21 Lovell Street College Birthdoy: Februory 5 Memory: Homeroom 114 Future: College GUCCIARDI, CONCETTA 139 Joques Street College Birthday: Jonuory 8 Memory. Chemistry Lob Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Dromo Club, French Club, SHS Choir, Girls' Glee Club, YRC Remember the Nurn GUTRO, ROBERT L. 451 Somerville Avenue Business Birthdoy: June 5 Memory: Junior Chemistry closs Pet Peeve: Cold classrooms ond cold lunches HAKER, JAMES A. 65 Sterling Street College Birthday: December 28 Memory: Homeroom 114 Pet Peeve: Hypocrites HAMILTON, DIANE E. 253 Broadway Business DeeDee Birthdoy: July 12 Memory: Junior Prom Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future: Career girl Lough ond the world laughs with you; weep ond you weep olone HANNON, KATHLEEN 48c Oliver Street College 8irthdoy: Moy 4 Memory: Summer 1967 Pet Peeve: Room 151 Thirty-one HARVEY, JANICE M. 19 Electric Avenue College Birthdoy: June 17 Memory: English Pet Peeve: Moth Secretory ond Vice-Pros. of FTA„ Portia Debating Society, SHS ond Girls' Glee Club HARVEY, MICHAEL J. 19 Electric Avenue College Birthday: June 17 Memory: Latin in room 204 SHS Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club Investment Club As centuries go by, years will pass. HATZIMICHAEL, KOULA M. 73 Walnut Street College Birthday: June 12 Memory: Senior year President of French Club, Yearbook Staff, FTA, President of Hellenic Club, Moth Club, Notionol H;nor Society Don't quit! HIGHFIELD, CARL B. 108 Heath Street College Birthday: July 22 Memory: Homeroom 224 Pet Peeve: The Administration Student Potrol, YRC, French Club What goes up must come down HOWARD, LINDA L. 73 Morrison Avenue College Birthdoy: November 12 Memory: Peabody Museum Pet Peeve: Hypocrites SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club. Drama Club, Radiator Stoff, Year- book Staff, Student Council Rep. Think twice before saying something unkind ond then don't soy it. HUNTLY, ARTHUR L. 53 Morsholl Street Business Birthday: October 5 Memory: Room 114 Pet Peeve: School lunches Sock it to me. INNES, JANICE 27 High Street College Jon Birthday: November 24 Memory: “Let It Snow” skit Pet Peeve: Hypocrites Future: College A Coppcllo Choir, SHS Glee Club, President of Girls' Glee Club The woy some people find fault, you'd think there was a reword. ITZO, ANTHONY W. 14 Greene Street Business 'Tony Birthdoy: Fcbruory 20 Memory: Summer of '68 Pet Peeve: Homework Future: U.S. Air Force Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday and all is well. JACOBS, JOYCE 11 Mystic Avenue Business Peanuts Birthday: April 16 Memory: Summer of '68 Pet Peeve: Orol reports Future: Secretory Bonk Treasurer Promises, promises, that's all I ever get! JAMES, DENISE 570 Mystic Avenue Business: DeDc Birthdoy: July 8 Memory: '68 Prom Pet Peeve: Book reports Future: Secretory Bonk Treasurer You know. JANSEN, JOHN 19 Thorpe Street College Birthdoy: March 28 Memory: Og Pet Peeve: Needlessly studying for tests SHS Glee Club, President of Boys' Glee Club, A Coppcllo Choir Treasurer of YRC, Radiotcc Re- porter Today is yesterday's tomorrow. JENKS, JOHN 600 Mystic Avenue General 8irthday: May 17 Memory: Running at the Boston Garden Pet Peeve: Snobs Trock, Student Council, Drama Club, Glee Club Unbclicvoblc. i hirty-two JOH ANSON, CHRIS 14 Francesco Avenue College Birlhdoy: August 18 Memory: Latin room 204 Pet Peeve: Phonics Future: College Student Council, Prom Committee, SHS Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, National Honor Society A person with a big head usuolly hos two faces. JOHNSON, PATRICIA 887 Broadway College Theio Birthday: Morch 8 Memory '68 Football season Pet Peeve: Mondoy mornings Future: Legal Secretory Ski Club Oh you're kidding me! JOHNSTON, BARBARA J. 41 Ames Street Business Birthday: August I Pet Peeve: Alarm clocks Future: Secretarial school GAA Some men see things os they arc and say why. I dream things that never were ond say why not. KALAJIAN, NANCY 42 Whitfield Road College Birthday: August 18 Memory: Ski Weekend ond room 22S Pet Peeve: Crowded buses Girls' Glee Club, SHS Glee Club, YRC, Student Council, Drama Club, Treasurer of Ski Club Where there is a will, there is o woy. KALOYANIDES, JEAN 83 Wollacc Street College Nerma Birthday: April 19 Memory: Room 321 Pet Peeve: Mcdols thot don't pm on! Future: Airlines SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, A Cappello Choii Always happy . . never sad; Full of pep . . never bod? KAPETANAKIS, IRENE 4 Electric Avenue Business Rinc Birthday: April 12 Memory: Christmos Eve '68 Pet Peeve: Nosey people Future: Secretory Girls' Glee Club, SHS Glee Club The greatest sorrow is in recalling with joy, the times when we were hoppy. Thirty-three KARALEKAS, CHRISTINE 59 Curtis Street Business Tina Birthday: December 8 Memory: Bockstoge after Glee Club Shews Pet Peeve: Stubborn people Future: Private Secretory SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, A Cappello Choir, Dramo Club All the world is a stage, the men and women merely octors. KARON, PAULA 140 Hollond Street Business Birlhdoy: November 25 KAZAKA, SHARON 99 Central Street Birthday: December 1 Business Memory: '68 Football season Pet Peeve: North Quincy Future: Office work Ski Club It's not how you stort the doy . . . It’s how it ends up thot bothers me. KEARNS, JAMES W. 114 School Street College 8irthdoy: October 21 Memory: Latin with Miss Bullcn Pet Peeve: Lectures in room 104 Chess Club. Moth Club, Trock Team, Hellenic Club, Ski Club Oh people’ KEATOR, KATHLEEN 9 Oxford Street College Kothy Birthday: September 8 Memory: November 30 Pet Peeve: Homework Future: Airline Stewardess More than yesterday— Less than tomorrow. KELLEY, KATHLEEN M. 22 Forster Street Business Kellie Birthday: August 3 Memory: April 16, 1968 Surprise party Pet Peeve: People who ore never satisfied Future: Computer school GAA, Drama Club, Glee Club, Rodi- otor Reporter I don't know! KELSO, JAMES J. 37 Woods Avenue College Birthdoy: Februory 24 Memory: Physics under Mr. Pigno- tiello Chess Cluo, Moth Club You get whof you work for. LANGLEY, MARYANN 14 Putnom Street Gcncrol Birthdoy: October 7 Memory: Thanksgiving Football roily Pet Peeve: Conceited people KENNEALLY, THOMAS 95 Ossipec Rood Gcncrol Birthdoy: Jonuory 16 Memory: Room 102 Pet Peeve: Art Wing and o proyer. LAROCHE, LINDA 25 Lincoln Avenue Business Birthdoy: September 12 Memory: Summer of 1968 Pet Peeve: Economics Future: Secretory Bonk Treasurer Your position in life is often deter- mined by your disposition. KILEY, MAUREEN 36 Albion Street College Birthdoy: December 29 Memory: Crown's Pond Pet Peeve: Penny pinchers Girls' Chorus, YRC, SHS Chorus, A Coppello Choir, Drama Club, Na- tional Thespion Society, Tri-Hi-Y KLEROWSKI, TERESA 6 Reed Court Business T.K. Birthdoy: Moy 14 Memory: Christmas Eve Pet Peeve: People who ore late. Future: Secretory To hove friends is to be one. LARSON, WARREN 150 Walnut Street General Birthdoy: Jonuory 4 LAVEY, RITA 7 Seven Pines Avenue Business Birthdoy: June 7 Memory: Senior year Pet Peeve: Homework ond report cards Do unto others os you would have them do unto you. KNEELAND, JOHN 36 Wolloce Street Business 8irthdoy: Jonuory 19 Memory: World History closs Pet Peeve: Studying in the cofcterio Football, Bose ball Provide for oil losses, but anticipate no gains. LAMBERT, ELIZABETH 76 Cameron Avenue Business Betty Birthdoy: December 29 Memory: Senior year Pet Peeve: Conceited people Till we meet again. LAVOIE, DIANNE F. 14 Lowden Avenue College Birthdoy: June 11 Memory: Skiing Pet Peeve: Ice potchcs Knowledge is a treasure, but success is the key. LcLACHEUR, SHARON 74 Perkins Street Business Birthdoy: Jonuory 25 Memory: Georgetown, Moss. Pet Peeve: Late people Future: Secretory Homeroom Treasurer, Vice-President of Middlesex Tri-H.-Y, YRC, Girls' Glee Club, Closs Proctor In the gome of love you must be prepored to lose. Thirty-four LORENZO. DONNA 27 Holl Avenue Business 8‘irthdoy: December 15 Per Peeve: Sophomores Homeroom Banker Love mokes the world go round; no wonder I'm dizzy' LORUSSO. CHRISTINE M. 52 Powder House Boulevard College Chris Birthday: Moy 5 Memory: Senior homeroom and U.S. History closs Pet Peeve: My own limitations 1967 Science Fair, Reading Club, YRC, Rodiotor Reporter, Rodiotor Staff, Yearbook Stoff Future: English teochcr LOVELESS, LINDA 23 Otis Street Business Birthdoy: February 19 Memcry: July 4, 1968 Pet Peeve: Plostic people Bank Corps Tell me about it, will yo? LOVETT, RUSSELL 20 Lexington Avenue College Birthday: July 21 Memory: Ad libbing Trock, SHS Choir, A Coppclla Choir, Boys Glee Club, Treasurer of Chess Club, YRC, Drama Club, Thespian Society It is very difficult to step back ond look at the whole picture when you’re inside the frome. LOVEYS, KAREN 45 Munroc Street College Birthday: July 31 Memory: Summer of 1968 Pet Peeve: Cliques Senior Closs Secretory. Coptoin of Cheerleaders, Vicc-Prcs. of Tri-Hi- Y, SHS Glee, Girls' Glee, A Cap- pcllo. Student Council, Secretory of YRC, Rodiotor Reporter, Drama Club, Honor Guard LUTOFF, JOSEPH 14 Boston Avenue General Birthdoy: October 7 Memory: Winning GBL championship Pet Peeve: Lunches Future: Pro Footboll Football, Boskctball, Baseball MocFADGEN, WALTER 242 Summer Street Business Birthday: May 31 Memory: Senior homeroom Pet Peeve: Monday morning MacMILLAN, PATRICIA 74A Fremont Street Business Trish Birthday: March 11 Memory: Summer of '68 Pet Peeve: Homework Future: Airlines Tri-Hi-Y Oh yo! MACRI, LAWRENCE 25 Lowell Street General Birthdoy: Morch 4 MALTACEA, SAVINA J. 18 Russell Rood 8irthdoy: April 30 Memory: Hollowc'en '65 Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y MANISCALCO, CYNTHIA 107 Glcnwood Rood Gencrol Birthday: August 17 Memory: Tech Tourney Pet Peeve: U.S. History MARCOTTI, JOAN L. 5 Derby Street College Birthdoy: Januory 8 Memory: White Horse Bcoch Pet Peeve: Wolking up School Street Homeroom Proctor, Tri-Hi-Y, YRC A smile is a curve that sets things straight. Thirty-f.ve MARSHALL, JUDITH A. 77 Lowden Avenue Business Judy Birthday: August 27 Memory: A stubborn blonde Pet Peeve: Never being on time Future: Airline Stewardess SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Library Assistant, Radiator Re- porter, Treasurer of Somerville Tri-Hi-Y Somcdoy I'll learn. MASON, MAURICK B. 6 Cypress Street General Ricky Birthday: February 17 Memory: August 7, 1968 Pet Peeve: Soggy postromi for lunch Future: Machinist Oh, well. MATERESE, MICHAEL 25 Joy Street General Mike Birthday: April 26 Memory: Moth room 105 Pet Peeve: Hippies Future: College McCaffrey, karen 32 Rush Street Business: Bill Birthdoy: February 27 Memory: Jonuory 14, 1969 Future: Marrioge McCarthy, george 12 Carter Tcrrocc General Mac Birthdoy: December 30 Memory: Gym Pet Peeve: The lunches Future: University Moss, at Boston McCarthy, marilyn 2 2 Spring Hill Tcrrocc Business Birthday: January 16 Memory: Senior year Pet Peeve: Sixth period Future: Nursing Homeroom Representative Life is but a dream, hope, and proyer. McClellan, Leslie 76 Columbus Avenue Business Birthdoy: Moy 11 Memory: Summer '67 So now you know, oil right! McConnell, elaine 69 Oxford Street General 8irthdoy: Fobruory 23 Memory: Thonksgiving Day football game Pet Peeve: Friday afternoons at 2:29 You better believe it! McGOLDRICK, ALIDA 27 Ossipee Rood Business Memory: Learning to ski Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Future: Secretory Bonkmg, Honor Guard, Notional Honor Society, Ski Club A simple smile can be so worth- while. McKenzie, david 15 Simpson Avenue College Dove Birthday: Moy 20 Memory: Miss Stock's Senior English closs Pet Peeve- Latin Future: College Ski Club, TCA. Investment Club, Representative to Boys' State McLaughlin. Kathleen 39 Wigglcsworth Street Business Kothi Birthdoy: March 6 Memory: The old bones Pet Peeve: Nosey people Bonker Future: Logoi Secretory Who cores? McLEAN, GEORGE 83 Cedar Street General Birthday: September 12 Memory: Senior English and Shop Pet Peeve: Mini-brutes If a job is big or small; do it right or not at all. Thirty-six McMASTER, CAROLE A. 18 Bond Street Business Birthday: September 24 Memory: November 16, 1968 Pet Peeve: North Quincy Banking, Tau-Etou Tri-Hi-Y, Closs Proctor It's over now; but the memories linger on. MEDAGLIA, CATHERINE 29 Chornwood Rood College Birthday: February 22 Memory: Sivc Village Pet Peeve: 8:15 bell Glee Club Isn’t he nice! MEDEIROS, MARIA A. 54 Concord Avenue Business Birthday: May 5 Memory: April IS, 1968 Pet Peeve: Insincere people Future: Secretary Red Cross Representative, Room Treasurer, Ski Club Oo unto others os you would hove them do unto you. MEL8ERG, ELLEN-LOUISE 4 Snow Tcrrocc College Birthday. May 17 Memory: Stor Pet Peeve: People who don't laugh Future: College Student Council, Ski Club, Drama Club, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society Oo-oo-ooblie-oo. MELETTI, JUDITH A. 67 Lexington Avenue Business Judi Birthdoy: March 27 Memory: Mrs. Hrubi's Junior English closs Pet Peeve: Getting up in Ihc morn- ing Ski Club, Bonk Corps, Tri-Hi-Y The best way to sovo foco is to keep the lower port shut. MEMBRINO, ROSEANN 124 Albion Street Business Rocky Birthdoy: September 14 Memory: November 10, 1967 Pet Peeve: Untidy dressers SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, A Coppcllo Choir Future: Work The woy to be seen is to stond up; The way to be hcord is to speak up; The woy to be appreciated is to shut up. Thirty-seven MENOONCA. MANUEL 25 Sorgent Avenue College Birthday: October 13 Memory: Locker room gossip Pet Peeve: Little old ladies Critics would be more effective if they did something other than criticize. MENDOUSA, ANTHONY 16 Princeton Street College Birthdoy: December 4 Memory: The Quay Pet Peeve: Crewcuts Bring bock the buffalo MEOLA, ALBERT 14 Laurel Terrace College Al Birthday: Moy 17 Memory: High school days Pet Peeve: Room 235 Future: College Boskctboll You're only young once. MERCAUTO, JOHN 29 Alston Street Business Birthday: July 19 Memory: Room 235 Pet Peeve People who don't enjoy life If I can't be with the girl I love. I'll love the girl I'm with MEUCCI, ELIZABETH 96 Gront Street Business Betty Birthday: December 4 Memory: Revere's basketball game Pet Peeve: Exams Bonk Corps, Homroom Representa- tive MIANO, ROBERT P. 1 OR Oxford Street Business 8irthdoy: April 10 Memory: North Quincy boskctboll gome Pet Peeve: Fat people What con I soy? MINGLE, JOHN 38 Lincoln Porkway Business T.B. Birthday: July 26 Memory: Second floor water foucct Pcf Peeve: Pictures Football, Bosketboll Monoger, Base- ball Manager Life is one big fish bowl. MITARAS, CYNTHIA 48 Victoria Street Business Birthday: March 25 Memory: February 14, room 264 Pet Peeve: Running fingernails over o blackboard It's easy to forgive but not so cosy to forget. MITCHELL, MAUREEN 31 Thurston Street General Birthdoy: April 13 Memory: June 2, 1967 Pet Peeve: The school doy is too long Lots of luck ond happiness. MORRIS, KENNETH 71 Sycamore Street Gencrol Birthday: September 23 Memory: Office Practice closs Pet Peeve: Spelling Bosketboll, Boseboll MOSHER, BARBARA R. 78 Bay Stotc Avenue College Birthdoy: August 9 Memory: October 16, 1968 Pet Peeve: Swinging dears Future Teachers' Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Squod All the world loves a winner. MURPHY, KAREN 40 Memoriol Road Business Birthday: January 8 Memory: Tech Tourney Pet Peeve: Insincere people Never know, never know. Thirty-eight MURPHY, KATHERINE 7 Wheeler Street Business Birthday: April 8 MURPHY, KEVIN J. 68 Columbus Avenue Business Birthday: November 27 Pet Peeve: Uncle Tom's Cobin Memory: Business Law MURPHY, WILLIAM J. 14 Leonard Street Gencrol December 12 Memory: Forth Space Science closs Pet Peeve: Uncle Tom's Cobin SHS Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club Sock it to me. NICOLOSI, JEANNE 31 Oxford Street College Birthday: July 21 Memory: Student Council Ski trip Pet Peeve: People who cheat Treasurer of Drama Club, Thcspion, Secretory of Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Prom Comm., Secretory Junior Closs, Glee Clubs, Student Council, Homeroom Rep., Pep Squad Smile . . . God loves you! NICOSIA, VIRGINIA 21A Linden Avenue Business Birthdoy: October 4 Memory: Ski weekend Pet Peeve: School Homeroom Banker Be careful of your thoughts; they moy break into words of any moment. NISSENBAUM, SUSAN BETH 56 Curtis Street College Birthdoy: October 28 Memory: August 14, 1968 Pet Peeve: Fellows grooming in public Chccrlcoding, Student Council, Pres- ident of TCA, President of YRC, SHS Glee, Girls' Glee, A Coppcllo, Honor Guard, Girls' Stotcr, Stu- dent Government Doy, Homeroom Banker NOVELLA, VICTORIA 20 Washington Terraco Business B'irthday: June 23 Memory: Number 10 ond 128 ' Pet Peeve: People who think thot they are too cool You never know what you hove until you've lost it. NUGENT, PAULA 34 Governor Winthrop Road Business Birthday: June 28 Memory: Februory 17, 1967 Pet Peeve: U.$. Army Absence mokes the hcort grow fonder. O'CONNELL, NANCY 35 Memoriol Rood Business 8irthdoy: October 27 Memory: Junior Prom Pet Peeve: Two-faced people Treasurer of Senior Closs, Junior Prom Comm., Recording Secretary of Student Council, Sophomore Executive Board, Cheerleader, Ra- diotor Reporter Today is the tomorrow, you worried about yosterdoy, and oil is well. O'DONNELL, CONSTANCE 35 Bradley Street Business Birthdoy: Moy I Memory: Summer of '68 Pet Peeve: Personal mistokes It's Dickie Smoyer Time, O'HALLORAN, JUDITH 19 Taylor Street Business Birthday: March 13 Memory. Summer of '68 Pet Peeve: Art class Bonkor Ask me anytime, but not now. O'HARE, ALICE 86 Highland Avenue College Birthday: April 19 Memory: Ski trip, February 1969 Pet Peeve: Sophomore Math Ski Club, Future Teachers', Student Council When you smile the world smiles with you. When you cry you cry alone. Thirty-nine O'KEEFE, DENISE 39 Perry Street Business Birthday: October 18 Memory: April What con I soy! O'LEARY, JOHN 33 Merriom Street College Birthdoy: September 16 Memory: Miss Bullcn Pet Peeve: Conceited people 2 + 2 = 4 unless you divide. OLIPHANT, CHARLENE F. 64 Wallote Street College Birthday: October 30 Memory: Student Council, Junior Prom Corresponding Secretary of Student Council. Library Assistant, SYC, Junior Prom Comm., Homeroom Representative, Pep Squod, Honor Guora A smile is worth o thousand words. OLIVEIRA, MARIA YOSE 76A Prospect Street Business Birthdoy: May 11 OWINGS, JANET 36 Hamlet Street Business 8irthdoy: November 26 Memory: Ski trip weekend Pet Peeve: Monday morning Ski Club, Tri-Hi-Y You're a good man, Charlie Brown. PACHECO, ROSE 103 Prospect Street Business Birthday: Februory 4 Memory: July 16 Pet Peeve: Waiting All your problems seem small, when you face them with a smile. PACZKOWSKI, CAROL 74 Newton Street Business Birthdoy: August 8 Memory: Sivc Villogc Pet Peeve: Oicts Take it any way you want to. PACZKOWSKI, SUSAN 74 Newton Street Business Birthdoy: July 6 Memory: Homeroom 209 Pet Peeve: Bossy people I om what I am, not what you wont me to be. PAICOPOLOS, ERNEST S9 Governor Winthrop Road College Birthday: July 11 Memory: World Cult. 2 Pet Peeve: Liberals Key Club, Investment Club, TCA, Co-winner Time Test If liberals hod feathers, oh what a hunter I’d be. PARKER, PATRICA A. 40 Montrose Street Coliege Birthday: Morch 7 Memory: New Yeor's Eve 1968 A Coppcllo Choir, President of Tri- Hi- Y, Cheerleader, Girls' Glee Club, Librory Assistant, YRC, SHS Glee Club, Student Council Be yourself. PARLEE, KENNETH W. 202 Poor I Street Business Ping Birthday: February 1 Memory: Room 324, Tech Tcurneys Future: Armed Fcrccs Glee Club If of first you don't succeed, forget it. PASSANISI, DONNA A. 29 Bailey Rood Business Poss Birthday: May 20 Memory: Junior Prom Pet Peeve: Sophomores Future: Secretary Library Assistant, Assistant Proctor, Rcdiotor Reporter, Tri-Hi-Y Never give up hope. PAULK, ROBERT 78 Pcorl Street Gencrol Birthday: April 16 Memory: Room 324 Pet Peeve: The 4th yeor PENTIKIS, ETHEL SOo Oliver Street Business Birthday: January 29 Memory: Thanksgiving game Pet Peeve: Mondoy morning A friend in need is o friend indeed. PERIGARD, CATHERINE 19 Jagucs Street Business Cothi Birthday: September 24 Memory: Stmerville vs. No. Quincy Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future: Model Tau-Eto Tn-Hi-Y, Pep Sguod, Bonk Corps, Radiator Reporter, Senior Room Treasurer, Operation Kind- ness Award Always be true. PETERSEN, ROY 39 Sycomore Street Birthday: June 5 General Memory: Room 27 Pet Peeve: Losing Football, Basketball, Baseball If you can't beat them, |oin them. PETERSON, MARSHA E. 65 Clarendon Avenue Birthdoy: February 16 Business Memory: Droma Club cutings Pet Peeve: Rude people Drama Club, Secretary of Thcspion Society, National Honor Society, Honor Gurad Both experience and education lead to success, but education gets you there foster. PICCOLO, RICHARD 14o Wotson Street College Memory. Tech Tourney Birthdoy: November 28 Pet Peeve: Getting up coriy Chess Club, Junior Red Cross, Key Club Without purpose, life is meaningless Forty PLAZA, PAUL 57 Columbus Avenue College Birthday: February 27 Memory: JV Football Football It's not how you ploy the game, it's whether you wm or lose that counts. POEKEL, THORVALD 27 Derby Street College Birthday: January 23 Memory: January 23 Pet Peeve: Report Cord day If ot first you do succeed, try some- thing else! PORTANOVA, SHEILA 65 Evergreen Avenue College Birthday: December 19 Memory: Auaust 24, 1968 Vice-President of Notionol Honor Society, Vice-President of Student Council, FTA, GAA, Rodiator Re- porter, Honor Guord Really? PORTER, FRANCINE 31 Adams Street Business Birthdoy: Morch 31 Memory: October 12, 1968 Pet Peeve: Grouchy people Room Treasurer, Ski Club, Tri-Hi-Y, FNC, Bonk Corps Better to be quiet and bo thought o fool, than to open your mouth ond remove all doubt. PARKER, LESLIE 5 Miner Street College Birthday: November 6 Memory: Glee Club Concerts Pet Peeve: Sleeping in classes A Cappclla Choir, Cheerleader, Girls' Glee Club, Homeroom Representa- tive, SHS Glee Club, YRC All right, pol, what a zoo. POWERS, LORRAINE 897 Broadway Business Birthday: April 3 Memory: Senior year Pet Peeve: Homework Absence mokes the heart grow fonder. PRADAL, EVA G. ISO Curtis Street College Birthday: May 22 Pet Peeve: Quorrels Student Council. Vice-President of Junior Closs, Literary Editor of Rodiator, Notional Honor Society, Notional Merit Finalist, Drama Club Easy come, easy go. QUATIERI, THOMAS F. 26 Heath Street College Birthday: Jonuory 31 Memory: Ski Trip Pet Peeve: Hypocrisy Basketball, Student Council, Presi- dent of Key Club, National Honor Society, President of Moth Club, Rodiator Staff, Rodiator Reporter, Chess Club, TCA, Itolion Club, Horvord Book Prize, Actuaries Club Certificate of Merit QUIMBY, GARY 27 Appleton Street General Birthdoy: September 11 Memory: June 21, 1968 Pet Peeve: Exams Look out for yourself. RANCATI, SANDRA 145 Albion Street General Birthdoy: August 16 Memory: Tech Tourneys Pet Peeve: Cold rooms, snobs Officer of Tri-Hi-Y Hey, whof con I say, right? REICHLE, DONNA M. 192 Holland Street College Snoopy Birthday: December 17 Memory. Drama Festivals Pet Peeve: All or nothing Droma Club, Notional Thespian, Pco Squad. YRC, Hellenic Club, Ski Club, TCA, CRC Curse you. Red Borron REID, ANNABELLE L. 7 Cutter Street Business Birthdoy: May 8 Memory The trip to the U. N. Pet Peeve: Homerooms on the third floor GAA Executive Beard, GAA Trea- surer, GAA President It's on the tip of my tongue. Ferty-one REITMAN, BERNARD 18 Conwell Street Business Birthday: June 27 Memory: Clericol II room 127 Pet Peeve: Bogles Future: Bortender Life is just o bowl of cream cheese RICCI. ROBERT 6 Belmont Street College B'irthdoy: August 2 Memory: The volley of people Pet Peeve: Yellow tulips, broken wings Literary Editor of Radiator, Year- book Staff, Reading Club, Drama Club In the beginning there wos the end. ROACHE, JAMES 104 Fremont Street General Bugga Birthday: Moy 10 Memory: Report cords and foilur� . notices Pet Peeve: Homework Future: U.S. Navy Love 'em and leave 'cm. ROCHON. DOROTHY A. 13 Kensington Avenue Business Birthdoy: March 23 Memory. Senior ycor Pet Peeve: Prciudiccd people TCA Wow! RODERICK, LINDA 10 Prescott Street General Birthdoy: December 13 Pet Peeve; Homework Memory: Senior year Don't sweat it. RODRIGUES, ELIZABETH 156 Sycamore Street College Betty Birthdoy: June 9 Memory: Senior year Pet Peeve: Conceited people Drama Club, Art Club, Portio, GAA, Homeroom Banker. Proctor, SYC, TCA Future Dentol A-sistant A smile is a curve that sets things straight. ROGERS. DAVID 77 Lexington Avenue Gencrol Dove Birthdoy: April 6 Memory: Football and Bosketboll gomes in 1969 Pet Peeve: Pupils Future: Tiling How does that hit ya? ROGERS, DIANE 40 Iscocon Street 8usinc� Birthday: November 7 Memory: Ski trip Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Future: Secretary Ski Club, Room Treasurer Oh, honestly! ROOME, SUSAN 81 Pearson Avenue Business Birthdoy: December 4 Pet Peeve: Room 354 ROSS, CAROLE 92 Aberdeen Road Retailing Birthday: February 22 Memory: Room 102 Pet Peeve: English Rodiotor Reporter Wow! RUGOLETTI, NANCY 126 Hudson Street Birthdoy: Moy 2 Memory: Latin clossos Per Peeve: Guidance Counselors Art Club Tomorrow's life is too loto; live today! SA8IN, ALICE 51 Raymond Avenue Business Birthdoy: December 5 Memory: Summer of '68 Pet Peeve: Staying after school Bumma. Forty-two SEMONELLI, ADELINA 36 Clarendon Avenue Business Adele Birthday: January 18 Memory: Public Speaking Pet Peeve: Conceited people Drama Club, Banking, Honor Guard Future: Dental Assistant Smile, people will wsndcr what you're thinking about. SEMONELLI, GAETANO 36 Clarendon Avenue Business Birthday: Jonuory 18 Memory: Night game of Everett Oh yo! SESTITO, ROSEMARIE I Munroc Street College Rosemary Birthday: August 15 Memory: Rosie's zoo Rodiator Reporter, Homeroom Rep, Honor Guard Future: Toochcr How does that grab ya! SHANNON, MARTHA J. 37 Curtis Street Business Birthday: November 12 Memory. Miss Gordinicr's cor Pet Peeve: Swinging dcors Dramb Club Secretary, Nationol Thespion Society, Honor Guord I don't know. SHEA, KATHLEEN J. 169 Morrison Avenue General Birthdoy: April 10 Memory: Dramo Club Workshop Pet Peeve: Exams Radiator Reporter, Portio, Pep Sauod, TCA, YRC, CRC, Dromo Club, Thespion, Ski Club Would you believe? SHUTE, PAULA 29 Warren Avenue College Birthdoy: February 18 Pet Peeve: French Secretory ot Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y, Ski Club, Senior Prom Committee You don't know what you hove until you've lost it. v.§ SILLARI, CHARLES J. 13 Francesca Avenue College Birthday: August 17 SHS Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Boskctball, Boscboll, Student Council There is still time SLATER, DAVID 44 Sawyer Avenue College Birthday: July 23 Memory: September 28. 1968 and November 28, 1968 Pet Peeve: Staying home Footboll, Baseball, Boskctball It's brutal. SNOW, LEONARD 36 Greenville Street 8usmess Birthday: November 2 Memory: Football games Pet Peeve: Long skirts Hockey, Boseball Wow I SNOW, WAYNE A. 45 Ibbetson Street College Birthday: September 25 Memory: Sophomore year Pet Peeve: Distracting noises in English closs Cross-Country, Outdoor Track Don't believe everything you hear. SOLANO, PATRICIA 226 Cedar Street Business Birthday: March 24 Memory: The people I hove met Pet Peeve: Hypocrites Somerville Tn-Hi-Y, Homeroom Representative, Homeroom Treas- urer Smile and the world smiles with you; weep and you weep alone. SOLBERG, ANDREW L. 236 School Street College Birthday: October 4 Memory: Attempts ot change President of Nationol Honor Society, Vice-President of Key Club, Vice- President of Teens Citizen Ad- ministration, Student Council Shalom. Forty-.hree SOURIS, WILLIAM N. 34 Quincy Street Business Birthdoy: Morch 11 Memory. Tech Tourney Pet Peeve: Conceited people SPEED, KATHLEEN M. 29 Victorio Street Business Birthdoy: Jonuory 15 Memory: New York trip Pet Peeve: All-girl closscs Somerville Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Glee Club, $HS Glee Club, Homeroom Treos- urer Don't look bock with hate ond don't look oheod with feor, bat look oround with awareness. SPINUCCI, ELVIRA G. 96 Munroc Street College Birthdoy: Februory 26 Memory: Senior year Pet Peeve: Vietnam War Editor of the Rodiotor, President of Medical-Social Workers' Club, Na- tional Honor Society, DAR Award, French Club Peace! SPRAGUE, SANDRA 26 Henderson Street Business Birthdov: July 24 Memory: Junior English class Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Are you kidding me? SPRY, GAIL 121 Morrison Avenue Business Birthdoy: September 18 Memory December 27, 1968 Pet Peeve: Economics Wow! STANFORD. KENNETH R. 73 Avon Street General Birthday: Moy 10 Memory: 1968 Turkey Football game Pet Peeve: Small people in big eors. STAVROS. PETER J. 27 Princeton Street College Zorbo Birthdoy: June 26 Memory: Miss Gordmicr's homeroom Pet Peeve: School lunches Key Club, Hellenic Club, Chess Club, Rodiotor Stoff, Yearbook Stoff, Monoger of Track The world is a zoo. STEEN, HAROLD A 78 Liberty Avenue College Birthday September 6 Memory: 2 HCI Hi + CI-- Pet Peeve: From room 350 to room 29 in four minutes He who hesitates is lost STEFANELLI, LINDA P. 22 Holl Street Business Birthdoy: September 8 Memory: Ski trip Pet Peeve: Lockers Rodiotor Homeroom Reporter. Red Cross Homeroom Representative. Somerville Tri-Hi-Y Silence is golden. STOUT. KAREN 278 Powder House 8oulcvord Business Birthday: Februory 27 Memory: Summer of 1968 Pet Peeve: People who think they're always right. Ski Club, Banking Silence is golden, but noise is more fun. SULLIVAN, KAREN L. 4 Canal Lane General Birthday: March 3 Memory: Tech Tourneys Pet Peeve: Teachers ond homework Take it easy. SWIFT, DONALD S. 82 Thorpe Street General Swifly Birthday: Februory 28 Memory Office Practice class Pet Peeve: One, two, three ond you're out Future: U.S. Navy Bond Forty-four SWITLICK, CAROL 278 Powder House Boulcvord Business Birthday: July 28 Memory: Christmos vocofion '68 Pet Peeve: Homework Where there is o will there's a wov TADDEO, ANTHONY S. 353 Lowell Street General Birthday: August 10 Memory: Room 306 Pet Peeve: Taxes Investment Club TALBOT, HAZELLE 31 Montrose Street College Birthday: December 24 Memory: Thanksgiving vacation '68 Pet Peeve: False rumors Future: Nortiseostern University Student Council Treasurer, SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Moiorcttc Co-captain, Tri-Hi-Y, Junicr Closs Treasurer, Junior Prom Comm., Room Treasurer, Honor Guard TEDESCO, JOHN A. 73 Fremont Street College Amato Birthday: June 22 Memory: Senior year and football games Pet Peeve: Homework on weekends Future: College Boscball, Footbotl, Notional Honor Society, Key Club Don't be a fool and ploy it cool. TEEBAGY, JUDITH A. 78 Chandler Street College Judy Birthday. September 15 Memory: Senior football gomes and English room 30 Pet Peeve: 7:45 bus drivers FTA. Homeroom Proctor, Homeroom Treasurer, Bonkcr Future: College If at first you don't succeed, try, try ogain. THOMPSON, JOHN 25 Foirmount Avenue Business Birthday: August 27 Pet Peeve: Nan's at 8 Boys' Chorus, SHS Chorus, Boseboll O-Hi-O. THOMPSON, PHILLIP G. 33 Cambria Street College Birthday: July 10 Memory: 1967 Dramo Festivol Pet Peeve: Inertia Vice-President of Dromo Club, Stu- dent Council, Chess Club, Rodiator Business Monogcr, Vice-President of Notional Thespian Society, Best Thespion Award What can I soy? TOBIN, KAREN M. 66 Craigie Street Business Birthday: April 2 Memory: Junior year Pet Peeve: 1st period Room Treasurer Put off today whot you con do tomorrow. TOOTHAKER, MARY E. 262 School Street Apt. 10 College Birthday: September 17 Memory: Jonuory 11, 1969 Pet Peeve: My vicious temper Future Teachers' Association TRANI, LEONARD J. 87 Highland Rood College Birthdoy: July 18 Memory: English 2 Pet Peeve: Studying for tests SHS Glee Club, 8oys' Glee Club, Student Council. Homeroom Trea- surer, YRC, Yeorbook Stoff When in doubt—don't! TRANIELLO, ADELE 24 Prospect Hill Avenue College Dell Birthday: June 15 Memory SHS Glee Club Concerts Pet Peeve: Trying to find o porkmg space Future: College Notional Honor Society, SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Honor Guard, Hellenic Club, Homeroom Treasurer, SHS Science Foir Third Prize TRINGALE, PHILIP T. 111 Moreland Street College Birthday: September 5 Memory: Moth Pet Peeve; Homework on weekends President of Key Club, Secretary of Itolian Club, Rodiator Reporter, Moth Club Where there's a will, there's a woy. Forty-five TRINGALE, RICHARD 68 Putnam Rood College 8irthdoy: September 27 Memory: A 3-hour hitch-hike to Nohant Pet Peeve: Cheerleaders Bosketball Future: Engineering What's a nice girl like you doing in o place like this? TURILLI, RAYMOND J. 13 Thorndike Street Business Birthday: November 27 Memory: Senior homeroom Pet Peeve: Homework on vacations Big charges. TUROSZ, ROBERT 69 Rogers Avenue College Birthday: August 2 Memory: Senior English closs Pet Peeve Moth Review Investment Club, TCA VITALE, MICHAEL 279 Lowell Street College Tivi Birthday: January 9 Memory: Tech Tourney '68 Pet Peeve: Walking up stairs Future: Moss. Boy Community College Bascboll If you drink woter, you're not thirsty. WALCZAK, KAREN 66 Croigie Street College Birthday: June 18 Memory: Senior ycor Pet Peeve: Math Future: Boston College Homeroom Banker, SH$ Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Honor Guard It is better to forget ond be hoppy than remember ond be sad. WALSH, CHRISTINE 143 Boston Avenue Business Chris Birthday: July 30 Memory: Ski trip '69 Pet Peeve: B’oys who wear white socks Future: Boston Dcntol College Red Cross Representative, Banker Bring bock those good old doys. Forty-six WALSH, RICHARD 52 Croigie Street Business Dicky Birthday: July 17 Memory: Tech Tourneys Pet Peeve: Girls with long skirts Future: Business school I mode if! WHITCOMB, BRIAN 35 Whitmon Street College Animal Birthday: April 7 Memory: Arlingtcn football game 1968 Pet Peeve: Having no money Future: U S. Manne Corps I'll drmk to that. WHITE, CAROLE 343 Summer Street Business Birthday: July 5 Pet Peeve: Rude boys Proctor, Bonker Forget obout him. WITOL, LINDA A. 292 Highland Avenue Business 8irthdoy: December 10 Memory: Junior ycor in room 144 Pet Peeve: Monday after vocations Homeroom Representative, President of Art Club, GAA Seek ond ye shall find. WONG, LAURA 762 Broodway College Birthdoy: November 17 Memory: Driver Ed. Pet Peeve: Waiting for buses Future: Dcntol Assistant GAA Captain, Vice-President ond Monoger, Red Cross Rep., SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club WRIGHT, CHARLES 21 Kenneson Rood College Birthdoy: June 23 Memory: Chemistry Lob ond Lotin Pet Peeve: Little old ladies in subways Student Patrol Chief If you're down and out, lift up your head ond shout, I'm down and out. YOUNG, RICHARD 16 Hcoth Street Gonorol Dickie Birthdoy: September 12 Memory: Turkey gome Pet Peeve: Typing Future: Armed Forces ZAFFERANO, JOSEPHINE 211 Hollond Street Business Josie Birthdoy: July 2 Memory: Conviviol gatherings Pet Peeve: Instigotors Future: Moss. Boy Community College Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y, SHS Glee Club I wish I hod o wish to wish owoy. ZEC, PAUL 64 Memoriol Road College Birthdoy: December 21 Memory: B'cocon Street Union Concert Pet Peeve: People who soy that rock music is noise Rodiator Staff, Yearbook Stoff, Reading Club, National Honor Society For, for owoy from the everyday scene. ABRAMO, ANN L. 10 Centre Street General Birthday: December 13 Memory: Tech Tourneys Pet Peeve: 8 A.M. Monday to 2:30 P.M. Friday Italian Club, Art Club Man does not live by bread olonc; he needs peanut butter. AHEARN, CORNELIUS 19 Bcocon Street Business Birthday: August 13 ARRIA, THOMAS 12 Fountain Avenue College Tom Birthday: May 11 Memory. May 23, 1969 Pet Peeve: Insincere people Future: Teacher Trock There's o time and o place for everything. Forty-seven ARRUDA, WILLIAM I Ook Terrace College 8uff Birthdoy: November 22 Memory: Homeroom 105 Future: College What ore you donking me? ATHERTON, JUDITH 48 Alpine Street Business Birthdoy: November 15 Memory: Senior Prom 1968 Pet Peeve: 3rd lunch SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Bbnk Corps It's nice to be importont, but more important to be nice. BAM8RICK, THERESA M. 133 Sycomore Street Business Birthdoy: September 22 Memory: Making up tests Pet Peeve: Wolking up the hill on cold, snowy mornings SHS Glee Club Don't put off until tomorrow, whot you con do today. BARBERA, DONNA 40 Dorl mouth Street General Birthdoy: December 7 Memory: Senior Prom Pet Peeve: The hours Sock it to me. BARRON, MARGARET 76 Hooker Avenue Business Peggy Birthdoy: June 11 Memory: Miss Mosel's English class Pet Peeve: People who he. Future: Registered Nurse Wish me luck; I'm going to hove a test today. BARRY, DONNA 51 Boston Street Business Birthdoy: June 30 Memory: Study classes with Mrs. Lawless Pet Peeve: Tiny Tim Keep the faith! BENOIT, PATRICIA 29 Cameron Avenue Business Boink Birthday: Jonuary 6 Memory: December 12, 1968 Pet Peeve: Staying in Future: Dental Assistant Ski Club Are you kidding me? BENSON, JOANNE 31 Wigglcsworth Street General Birthdoy: July 5 Memory: Room 114 Pet Peeve: Narrow-minded people Student Council Representative Time heals all wounds. BOLDUC, BARBARA 90 School Street General Birthdoy: Fcbruory 11 Memory: December 4. 1968 Pet Peeve. Monday mornings Think and live day by day. Think about tomorrow, tomorrow BRESCIA, CHERYL 43 Woods Avenue College Birthday: October 17 Memory: Senior English closs Pet Peeve: Moth Red Cross Representative, FT A If at first you don't succeed, try, try ogoin. BULLEN, ROBERT F. 11 Berwick Street Generol Birthdoy: February 20 Memory: Fcbruory vocation Pet Peeve: School lunches Do unto others before they do unt.� you. CAFARELLA, JOSEPH 35 Boston Street College Crob Birthday: June 11 Memory: Opening exercises Pet Peeve: Keeping to the rules SHS Glee Club, Grand Corps One's problem is best onswered by his own decision. Forty-eight CAIN, MARY L. 5 May Plocc General B.rthday: July 15 Memory: U.S. History class Pet Peeve: Getting up eorly CALLINA, NANCY 47 Morclond Street General Birthday: Jonuory 15 Memory: Glee Club Pet Peeve: Exams You've got to be kidding! CAMERON, LINDA L. 24 Gorhom Street Business Birthdoy: July 22 Memory: The Junior Prom Pot Peeve: 2:15 to 2:30 doily Radiator Repertor, Homeroom Rep. Toko eoch day os it comes—and moke the most of it. CAMMARATA, ROBERT E. 57 Elm Street General Birthdoy. May 12 CAPOTOSTO, LINDA 80 Joqucs Street College Birthday: July 9 Memory. Junior homeroom Pet Peeve: School Street Homeroom Representative Live ond Icorn. CAPPIELLO, FRANK 139 Albion Street College Birthday: November 4 Memory: Junior ond Senior homerooms Pet Peeve: Homework Ski Club Don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. CARUSO, GAIL J. 92 Liberty Avenue Genero I Birthday: December 15 Memory: Biology No offense. CASEY, KATHLEEN 2 River Rood -£23 General Birthday: Jonuory 29 Memory: Thanksgiving Day footbo.l gome Pet Peeve: School lunches Red Cross Representative, Radiator Reporter If ol first you don't succeed, try try, ogoin. CHETWYNDE, LESLEY 24 Russell Street Business Birthday: January 11 Memory: September 15, 1966 Pet Peeve: Uncle Sam SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Ski Club You never know what you hove, until you've lost it CIANO, PAUL 155 Central Street College Birthday: October 19 Memory: English 4 Pet Peeve: People who walk slow COLEMAN, KENNETH 45 Dartmouth Street General Birthdoy: June 25 Memory: Senior year Pet Peeve: Haircuts Glee Clubs Wish I hod my own car. COIRO, ROBERT F. 115 Hudson Street College Rocky Raccoon Birthdoy: May 1 Memory: Vacations and weekends Pet Peeve: Soggy ice creams Forty-nine CUCINOTTA, JOHN 75 Centrol Street College Sam Jones Birthday: Moy 8 Memory: '68 Boston Celtics Pet Peeve: Hovilcck Future: Collcgo Moth Club, Radiotor Too late. D'ANNA, FLORENCE 12 Ibbctson Street General 8irthdoy: April 11 Memory: Rooms 2S4, 113, 114 Pet Peeve: Cold rooms DAYKIN, DAVID 108 Gilmon Street Business Birthdoy: December 25 DILWORTH, STEVEN 19 Cross Street General Dil Birthdoy: April 12 Memory: Senior Prom Pet Peeve: Getting out late Future: Franklin Institute SHS Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Hockey, Track, Student Council These are the good hours. DOANE, RAY 206 Peorl Street Business Birthday: February 2 Memory: Junior Cloricol, room 12 DOMENICK, JANE 443 Somerville Avenue General Birthdoy: April 18 Memory: Southern Junior High Pet Peeve: History Smile ond the world smiles with you; cry, and you cry olonc. DOYLE, BARBARA 75 Bonair Street Business Barbie Birthday: June I Pet Peeve: Senior year Pet Peeve: Homework Future: Business school Bonk Corps Moke new friends, but keep the old. ELLIS, LAURA A. 10 Hill Street Business Birthday: Februory 19 FARRAH, JOANNE 30 Browning Rood College Birthdoy: June 8 Memory: Thanksgiving gome 1968 Somerville Youth Council, GAA, Ski Club What con you do? FEDERICO, JOHN 49 Edgor Avenue General Birthday: June 27 Memory: Junior year SHS Band I give up. FERRANTI, JAMES N. 51 Dortmouth Street General Birthdoy: October 19 Memory: Sophomore Moth room 105 Pet Peeve: Lunch line 8aseboll FERRAZZANI, RONALD 200 Broadway General Birthday: October 8 Memory The Tech and rcom 127 Pet Peeve: Long lines and crowded tables m the cofctcrio There is only one woy to find out ... try it! FISHER, JOHN W. 10 Florence Terroce General Birthday: Februory 7 FLYNN, LINDA 2 Cottage Circle Gcnerol Birthday: September 7 Memory: Senior homeroom Pet Peeve: Cold clossrooms If at first you don't succeed try, fry, ogoin. FOSTER, ROBIN 8 Pork Avenue College Birthday: November 29 Memory: Senior English closs Pet Peeve: N.G. elbows Library Assistant, Tri-Hi-Y The joy of living is hoppiness. FRASIER, JOHN 11 Saint James Avenue College Birthdoy: Jonuory 11 Pet Peeve: French 2 Hockey, SHS Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club Better lote thon never. GRAY, PHILLIP P. 1 Taunton Street General Birthday: July 17 Memory: Mr. O'Brien's office Pet Peeve: School GREGORIO, CAROL A. 44 High Street Business Birthday: November 24 Memory: Art Closs Pet Peeve: Crowded buses Future: Foshion designer Glee Club, YRC, Ital.on Club Fifty GRIFFIN, HOWARD E. la Eliot Street Business Butch Birthday: November 16 Memory: GBL Football Champs Pet Peeve: Mondoys Future: School Football, Unsung Hero Aword A smile goes a long way. HAMILTON, THELMA G. 17 Lexington Avenue Business Tclli Birthday: Jonuory 14 Memory: Homeroom 114 Pet Peeve: Boys who wear white socks Future: Airlines Library Assistant, Radiator Reporter. Homeroom Representative, Home- room Banker Seek happiness fer its own soke ond you will find it. HANSEN, CATHERINE 490 Medford Street Business Birthdoy: May 30 Memory: Terrible Tom Pet Peeve: Homework Such is life. HEALD, RONALD 15 Irving Street College Birthday: February 20 Pet Peeve: Going to school If at first you don't succeed, drown your sorrows. HEFFRON, JOANNE E. 48 Summer Street Business Jo Birthdoy: Jonuory 4 Memory: Last doy of school of Junior year Pet Peeve: Business Economics Future: Office worker Smile, and people will wonder what you're up to. HYNES, RALPH 80 Vernon Street Business Little Red Birthday: October 8 Memory: Junior ond Senior home- room teachers All right! JANSEN, JOSEPH 25 Thorpe Street General Birthday: August 25 Memory: School Pet Peeve: I mode it Why? JOHN, ELIZABETH M. 49 Derby Street General Birthday: October 29 KENNEDY, LYNDA I Dow Street Business 8irthday: April 4 Memory: 501 Pet Peeve: Rom and white socks Student Council, Red Cross Rep, Tri-Hi-Y Keep off the gross. KING, MARY A. 18 Benedict Street Gcnerol Birthdoy: Morch 30 Pet Peeve: Spelling Hang it. KNIGHT, KATHLEEN M. 115 Highland Avenue 8usmess 8irthdoy: September 30 KRAUS, ARTHUR E. 4 River Road Business Krousie Birthdoy: Moy 2 Fifty-one LABOSSIER, UNDA 14 Dono Street Business Birthdoy: November 16 Memory: Senior Prom '68 Pet Peeve: Worcester One “Why is worth o thousand Whots. LARKIN, CAROL 9 Porter Avenue Business Birthdoy: June 13 Memory: Fcotboll Roily with Wolthom Pet Peeve: Conceited people You bet your little bippy. LATANZIO, LAURA 15 Lourcl Street General Lin Birthdoy: August 11 Memory: November 22, 1965 Pet Peeve: '67 G.T.X. Silence is golden. LEAHY, MARTHA M. 58 Partridge Avenue General Birthdoy: December 24 Memory: Hoss' white Corvair Pet Peeve: School Wow! LEAVITT, GEORGE L. Ill 590 Mystic Avenue Generol Birthdoy: August 12 LeBLANC, JOHN I Partridge Avenue Business Birthdoy: June 8 Memory: North Quincy Football gome Pet Peeve: Monday morning Due to the lack of interest, tomorrow will be cancelled. LUMI, LYNDA 11A Rodcliffe Rood General Birthdoy: Februory 26 Memory: Room 235 Pet Peeve: Swinging dears MocDONALD, CHRISTINA 97 Franklin Street Business B'irthdoy: July 29 Pet Peeve: Low closses Memory: Summer of 1967 Really! MoeDONALD, PHILIP 10 Woldo Street General Birthdoy: Jonuory 22 Memory: Third sophomore room Pet Peeve: School Boys' Glee Club, SHS Glee Club You con't be serious. MAGUIRE, JOSEPH 15 Wyott Street Birthdoy: July 20 Memory: North Quincy occident Pet Peeve: Appointments in room 235 Color Guord, Boys' Glee Club, SHS Glee Club, A Cappello Choir MAHONEY, PATRICIA A. 59 Cedar Street Business Pat Birthdoy: July 26 Memory: August 23rd Block Dance Pet Peeve: Winter mornings Homeroom Treasurer, Tou-Eto Tri- Hi-Y, Red Cross Representative It's the memories that count. MARCHETTI, ROBERT 35 Columbus Avenue Business Birthday: Februory 18 Memory: Thot girl Pet Peeve: Uncle Sam Sock it to me. Fifty-Two MARTEll, ELAINE 151 College Avenue Bumnew 8irfhdoy: March 13 Memory: Summer of '65 Pet Peeve: Staying in Red Cross Representative MARTINEZ, LINDA 24 Mom Street College Birthday: November 14 Memory: Ski trip Pet Peeve: Conceited people SHS Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club. YRC, A Cappollo Choir, Drama Club. Thespian Society, Ski Club Bimbo. MARTINEZ, LUIS 391A Washington Street General Birthday: February 4 Memory: Sophomore homeroom 313 Pet Peeve: Homework Football All right. McCarthy, theresa 159 Boston Avenue Business Terry Birthday: July 19 Memory: Junior year Pet Peeve: History Future: Business school Yo right! MeGRATH, JAMES 25A Memorial Rood General Jim 8irthday: April 5 Memory: '69 Tech Tourney Pet Peeve: Long slow lunchlmes Future: Armed Forces Don't do things the hoed way! McLEAN, JANET 16 Willow Avenue Business Jan Birthday: September 11 Memory: Boskctboll games Pet Peeve: Nosey people C'mon, now, will yo? Fifty-three McMANUS, DAVID J. 49 Lowdon Avenue College Birthdoy: September 7 Memory: August 27, 1968 Pet Peeve: Tardy students Football MENDES, RICHARD 43 Paulino Street College Ricky Birthdoy: September 7 Pet Peeve: Homework Is that right? MULONE, CARMELO 99 Hcoth Slrcet Generol Birthdoy: Moy 15 Memory: November 22, 1967 to February 6, 1969 Drama Club What's the morter, now?! MURPHY, MARY M. 2 Thurston Street Generol Birthday: June 24 MURPHY. WILLIAM 14 Lconord Street Generol Birthdoy: December 12 MUSTO, DOMENIC 48 Morrison Avenue College Birthdoy: February 19 Memory: Mr. Paul Murray High School Bond NARDELLA, BETTY 25 Gronite Street Business Birthday: August 5 Memory: Tech Tourney '67 Pet Peeve: Sudden postponements Hey, Clown! NATAREILI, JOHN 3 River Rood Generol Birthdoy: June 6 Pot Peeve: Short recesses PALHINA, ISABEL 46 Bow Street College Birthdoy: Moy 31 Don't deloy for tomorrow whot you con do today. PARZIALE, FERDINAND R. 427 Medford Street Generol Birthdoy: November 7 Memory: No. Quincy vs. Somerville Pet Peeve: Schoolwork Footboll Monoger Try your best of anything ond in the end, it pays off. PATTERSON, PATRICE A. 193 Tremont Street Business Birthdoy: November 16 Memory: Mr. Jones Pet Peeve: Staying after school Dromo Club, Thcspion Society, Rodi- otor Reporter, Library Assistant All is fair in love and war. PERKINS, KAREN 262 School Street General Birthday: July 31 Memory: Summer 1968 Pet Peeve: Getting caught PICARIELLO, PAUL 106 Holland Street Business 8irthday: December 29 Memory: Room 210, glass and wood Bascboll Lough, ond the whole world laughs with you. PLUNKET, JESSIE M. 41 Franklin Street Business Birthdoy: June 24 Memory: Room 325 Pet Peeve: Snobs Stop blowing your mind. POOR, LAWRENCE 482 Medford Street General Birthdoy: July 12 Memory: Junior Prom, Room 210 Jr. Class President, Treasurer YRC, Boys' Glee Club, SHS Glee Club, Choirmon of Junior Prom Some people see things os they arc ond say why , I dream of things os they could be ond say why not! REILLY, KAREN S. 16 Everett Avenue College Birthdoy: Morch 31 RENZETTI, MICHAEL 9 Sorgent Avenue General Rcnzc Birthdoy: Jonuory 28 Memory: League Chomps in Football Future: Draftsman The wonder of it all. RICCI, LINDA 57 Roseland Street General Porky Birthdoy: June 19 Memory: Meetings in the corridors Pet Peeve: Homework Do whot you know! Fifty-four RICHARD, JEAN E. 38 Irving Street Gcncrol Birthday: June 27 Memory: SH$ and friends Pet Peeve: Greedy people Radiotor Reporter, Proctor Really! RIZZO, ROSANNE 47 Sydney Street General Birthday: January 22 Memory: Donkey tx „kctt all game Pet Peeve: U. S. History Future Nurses' Club Wow! ROMAN, THERESE 14 Stickncy Avenue College Terri Birthday: October 3 Memory Room 301 Pet Peeve: Homework Oh, wow! RUSSELL, JAMES F. 31 Dane Avenue General Birthday: October 4 Memory: Tech Tourney Pet Peeve: Rules Do unto others before they do unto you. SMITH, LINDA 10 Walloce Street Business Birthday: Jonuory I Memory: Senior year Pet Peeve: Phony people Try to ochicvc whot you wont, not what you can get! SPRIGGS, PATRICIA 67 Dover Street Business Birthday: February 4 Pet Peeve: Mondays I kinda doubt it. SULLIVAN, WILLIAM J. 129 Alcwife Brook Parkway General Birthday: Morch 14 SZULEWSKI, DONNA A. 66 Line Street Business Birthday: Moy 28 Memory: Ski Trip—February 14 Pet Peeve: Snobs Girls' Glee Club. SHS Glee Club If you can't beat them, join them. TERNULLO, ANDREW J 25 Wolnut Street General Birthday: August 24 Memory Glee Clubs, Talent Night Pet Peeve: The store Boys' Glee Club, SHS Glee Club, A Cappcllo Choir Life is whot you make it. TERNULLO, IRENE 25 Wolnut Street Business Renie Birthday December 29 Memory: January 19 Pet Peeve: Report cords Radiator Reporter, Junior Red Cross Representative Whop-dc-dmg—that's life. THEODOSS, KAREN E. 27 Gilman Terrocc Business B'irthdoy: October 26 Memory: Sophomore year Pet Peeve: History It was a long tough struggle, but I mode it! TISEI, LORETTA 59 Oxford Street Business Birthday: June 28 Memory: January 29, 1969 Future: Art school Fifty-five TRUESDALE, FREDERICK 620 Mystic Avenue General Birthdoy: June 25 Memory: Basketball with New Bedford Pet Peeve: Room 16 TURCO, MARIANNA V. 83 Jaques Street College Chip Birthdoy: September 23 Memory: Senior homeroom 306 Pet Peeve: Homework Future: Nursing It's one thing to love, but anothci to be loved. TURNER, DAVID 30 Monmouth Street General Birthday: December 10 Memory: Room 306 Eat drmk, and be merry. VAKERUS, GEORGE 18 Dartmouth Street Generol Crow Birthdoy: October 28 Memory: I forget Pet Peeve: Little sister Once o king, always o king. WALSH, JOSEPH 61 Croigic Street Business Birthday: August 22 Pet Peeve: Homework Think clean. WENTWORTH. LINDA 11 Colvin Street Business Birthday: July 27 Pet Peeve: Seventh periods Wow! WILLEY, RALPH 76 Heath Street College Bud Birthday: August 20 Memory: '68 GBL Football Championship Pet Peeve: French Future: College Baseball, Football Victory does not always go to the strongest. ZENGO, JAMES 25A Cherry Street College Birthday: July 13 Memory: New Year's Eve Pet Peeve: No surf Football Coptam When you're driving them cattle, boy, be cool. ZIDEL, NORMAN 454 Medford Street College Birthday: June 25 Memory: November 30 '68 Pet Peeve: Plostic people Raaiotor Staff Art Editor, Key Club, Student Council, Drama Club Endless moonlight swims in the green sensotional sea. AIELLO, RACHAEL 7 Westminster Street Business Birthday: October 2 Memory: Retailing class Pet Peeve: School Radiator Reporter, Class Proctor BOND, WILLIAM M. 243A Highland Avenue Business Birthday: June 16 Memory: Waiting for the lunch bell Pet Peeve: Not letting students out early when there is a snowstorm High School Reporter for Radio Station WCAS CAPUTO, MARIA 44 Quincy Street Business Birthday: September 21 Memory: Junior English closs Pet Peeve: Walking to school in the rain Fifty-six COLLIER, DANIEL 151 Hudson Street General Birthdoy: October 4 Memory: Lost year at SHS It's not how you win, it's hew you play the game. CORBIN, JOANNS 53 Vernon Street Business 6'irthday: September 26 Memory: Senior year Pet Peeve: People who talk a lot and say nothing You've got to be kidding. DELLISOLA, PATRICIA 9 Bradford Avenue Business Birthday: July 20 Memory: S.H.S. Pet Peeve: Typing Student Council, Y.R.C., Itolion Club, Red Cross Rep., Radiator Reporter, S.H.S. Glee Club That's close. DOWNIE, JOHN 22$ Pecrl Street Retailing B.rthdoy: June 2 Memory: Miss Connolly Pet Peeve: English Boys' Glee Club, A Coppello Choir Ya, right! EPPS, SUSAN 15 Church Street College B.rthdoy: April 23 Memory: Chemistry Pet Peeve: Deadlines That's life. EVANS, MARK R. I4A Bow Street Place Birthday: February 19 Memory: Mr. Roum’s Fine Arts closs Pet Peeve: Fakes La-lee, oh boy' FERRO, SUSAN T. 25 Robinson Street College Sue Birthday: January 30 Memory: Chem.stry lob in room 309 Pet Peeve: Mid-terms, final exams Italian Club, Drill Team, Red Cross Representative Future: College and teochor Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and y u cry alone. GIANNINO, DONNA J. 24 Willoughby Street 6'usmess Birthday: November 7 Memory: Homeroom 114 Pet Peeve: Typing When you hove nothing to say, never say it out loud. HAVILAND, VIRGINIA 37 Rush Street Business Ginny Birthday: October 31 Memory: S:phomore year You never know how much some- thing means to you until you've lost it. HENDSBEE, LAURA R. 570 Mystic Avenue Apt. 12 Business Lourie Birthdoy: Moy 5 Memory: Homeroom 114 Homeroom Representative, Junior Red Cross Representative Tomorrow will be today, today will soon be yesterday, ond yesterdoy will long be forgotten. JOYCE, JOHN 119 Lowell Street Business Birthdoy: September 11 Memory Room 102 Pet Peeve: Art Hey, Rip! KAZAKA, SHARON 99 Central Street Business 8irthday: December 1 Memory: '68 Football season Pet Peeve: North Quincy Ski Club Future: Office work It’s not how you start the day . . . It's how it ends up that bothers me. Fifty-seven ATHERTON. THERESA C. 19 Pitman Street Genero I Birthdoy: Februory 3 Memory: Cooperation of tcochcrs Pet Peeve: The never ending stairs Girls' Glee Club. SHS Glee Club Wing ond a prayer. 80RSINI. PAMELA T. 25 Warwick Street College Birthdoy: Februory 6 Memory: Project Star Pet Peeve: People who imitate others SHS Glee Club. Girls' Glee Club, A Coppclla Choir, Youth Recreation Chorus, Librory Assistant, Drama Club, President of Italian Club Love is oil oround; wcor your love like heaven. CHIARALUCE, RAYMOND 57 Bonair Street General Birthday: October 8 CIGNETTI, JOHN 10 Ash Avenue General Birthday: September 2 CUTTER, ANN MARIE 144 Hollond Street Business Birthdoy: June 10 Memory: Protect Star; my brothers Pet Peeve: Cold rooms SHS Glee Club, Drama Club, GGC, CRC, YRC, Homeroom Bonker, Homeroom Reporter So. what else is new? DRISCOLL, NEAL 62 Highland Avenue College Birthdoy: November 19 Memory: New Bedford basketball gome Pet Peeve: English Better late than never. GRIFFITHS, NOLAN P. 17 Gront Street General Birthdoy: October 5 GUIDI, KEVIN J. 29 Rogers Avenue General Birthday: October 14 Memory: Room 315 Pet Peeve: 7th periods Hockey, Student Council, Ski Club, Homeroom Representative, SHS Choir, oys' Choir, A Coppclla Choir Whot's happening? HARRIMAN, THERESA A. 29 Cameron Avenue Business Terry Birthday: October 3 Memory: September 21, 1968 Pet Peeve: English 329 Future: Bookkeeper Whot did you soy? HARWOOD, PAULA 225 Holland Street Business Birthday: April 14 Memory: Winter Pet Peeve: Crowded sub shop Ski Club, A Coppclla Choir, Girls’ Glee Club, Senior Girls' Glee Club, SHS Glee Club, Tn-Hi-Y All right, pol. HIGGINS, WILLIAM T. 10 Albion Street General Birthday: February 11 Memory: Absent days HOPE, JAMES A. 28 Joy Street College Birthday: November 7 Memory: Room 114's Christmos Party Pet Peeve: Money Trock Coptam Yoh, rm diggin it. Fifty-sight HUBER, RICHARD 21 Dow Street Genero I Birthday: May 25 Memory: North Quincy football gome, 1968 Pet Peeve: Weekday mornings Football, SHS Chorus, Boys' Chorus Ya sister! JOHNSON, DILCY 36 Elmwood Street Business Birthday: Februory 28 KEENAN, NANCY 42 Governor Winthrop Road Business Birthday: October 4 Memory: Junior homeroom Pet Peeve: Boys who wear white socks Bonking KELLY, EUGENE 73 Beacon Street Birthday: July 4 College Memory: Tech Tourneys Pet Peeve: Walking to ond from school Don't knock it till you've tried it. LEITAO, EDWARD A. 211 Mystic Street College Birthday: July 16 Pet Peeve: Teeny boppers ond ignoront idealists Rcoding Club Be guided not by what others say, but by what you think is right. LOGRIPPO, LOUIS 203A 8roodwoy General Birthday: June 6 Memory: Lunch recess Pet Peeve: Room 235 ond office Life is just a bowl of cherries, but watch out you don't choke on the pits. LUND, FREDERICK 91 Boston Street College Birthdoy: November 9 SHS Glee Club. A Coppclla Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Track, Cross Country, Color Guard MARTIN, GEORGE 8 Ames Street Genorol Porge Birthdoy: February 28 Memory: Algebra II Future: Prep school Football. Bose ball, SHS Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club All right, pol. MASOTTA, JOANNE M. 46 Cedar Street General Jo Birthday: November 18 Memory: Sophomore year Pet Peeve: People who lie Doto Processing McCarthy, Christopher 5 Richordson Street Gcncrol Chris Birthdoy: December 25 Memory: Somerville-Medford foot- boll gome Pet Peeve: Work Future: Bentley College Popcorn McKenzie, douglas 15 Simpson Avenue Business Birthday: May 20 Memory: Dr. Burns Pet Peeve: Hot rooms Sk. Club Think snow. MORAN, NANCY 35 Curtis Avenue College 8irthdoy: June 19 F:f --in; MURRAY, DOUGLAS 40 Everett Avenue College Birthday: January 27 PATTERSON, BRUCE 35 Hall Avenue College Birthdoy: July 4 Memory: Two girls Pet Peeve: French SH$ Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, A Coppell a Choir I'll drink to thot PERRY, RICHARD 22 Saint Jomes Avenue Business Birthday: July 17 Memory: Room 210, Somerville vs. Everett football gome Pet Peeve: Gloss and wood Footboll People who live in gloss houses get mony, mony friends. QUARANTO, PAULETTE 75 Josephine Avenue General Birthdoy: September 30 Memory: Senior Prom 1967 Pet Peeve: Plostic people I hove to get out of this place. RESENDES, KENNETH D. 10 Stceves Circle Gcncrol Birthday: February 4 Pet Peeve: School That's the brooks. RYAN, STEPHEN 4 Ossipee Road General Birthday: January 3 Memory: Tech Tourney '67 Pet Peeve: School lunches Future: Surgeon Put thot in your Funk ond Wognalls. Sixty SELIG, RONALD 65 Winslow Avenue Business Birthday: September 30 Memory: Recess Pet Peeve: School lunch Get off my back. SELMAN, GEORGE F. 7 Glcndolo Avenue Business Georgia Birthday: October 30 Pet Peeve: Fools Trock, Band, Library Assistant, Homeroom Treasurer Just do what you know. SEVERINO, RICHARD 62 Pickncy Street Generol Birthdoy: October 10 SHINE, WILLIAM 7 Stone Place Generol Birthdoy: Morch 2 Memory: Sophomore year Pet Peeve: Losing hockey gomes by one gool Hockey, JV Baseball, SHS Glee Club Tell it like it is. SILVA, MARGARET 982 Broodway Business Birthday: May 30 Memory: Junior year Pet Peeve: Homework Silence is golden, but noise is more fun. SMITH, ROBERT A. 89 Cedor Street General Birthday: September 29 Pet Peeve: Reality Football Different things. MURPHY, JOHN 2 Thurston Street General Birthday: Moy 30 Memory: Room 102 Pet Peeve: Tardiness SNELL. FOREST J. 13 Joseph Street General Birthday: June 17 Pet Peeve: The school parking lot SWIFT, DIANE 12 Jomes Street Business Switty Birthday: July 4 Memory: G.B.L. Footboll title Pet Peeve: Foiling G.A.A. Do unto others os you'd hove them do unto you. TIBBO, DONALD R. 54 Mount Vernon Street General Birthdoy: June 12 TOPPI, CATHERINE M. V. 24 Oliver Street Business Birthdoy: June 16 Memory: Homeroom 306 Pet Peeve: People who told their pizza Homeroom Proctor, Room Treasurer Mon is nature's sole mistake. VAUDO, KENNETH 8 Hudson Street College Red 8orron Birthday: November 21 Memory: Fmion's Rainbow Boys' Glee, A Coppella, SHS Glee, YRC, CRC, Droma Club, Yearbook Stott, Northeostorn Dist. Chorus, Notional Merit Letter of Com- mendation, Notionol Thespian Honor Society WHALEN, LAWRENCE JR. 45 Elm Street Business 8irthdoy: August 6 Pet Peeve: Bill collectors Future: Armed Forces A loser is a rider without a horse. WINTER. GARY J. 28 Modison Street General 8irthday: January 26 Memory: Ski trip Boskctboll, Football, 8oys' Glee Club, SHS Glee Club, A Coppello Choir, Homeroom Representative Sixty-one BARROWS, LOUIS 20 Waldo Avenue General Lou Birthdoy: December 12 Memory: My brown Olds It's a piece of oil right! BROOKS, PAUL 3 River Rood Retailing Birthdoy: April 13 Pet Peeve: Lunchroom I do, do you? BRYANT, STEPHEN H. 27 Summit Avenue General Birthdoy: October 19 BURBRIDGE, PAUL 9 Montrose Street Genera! Birthday: March 8 BURDULIS, JOHN 34 Mcrriam Street General Birthday: October 13 CAMERON, ROBERT 190 Trcmont Street General Birthdoy: Moy 10 Memory: Football America, love it or leove it. CERBONE, RENA 70 Hinckley Street Business Birthday: October 14 Memory: Junior English closs Pet Peeve: Conceited people Oh, swingin'. COROICE, ANTHONY 202 Powder House Boulevard General Birthday: April 30 Memory: Ski trip You know whot they say in old country?—Nasty breok! (Camera CRAMPTON, BRIAN 95 Summer Street Gcncrol Birthday: September 3 Memory: Miss O’Brien Pet Peeve: Offense cards When things ore down, there's only one way to go and that's up. DcCOSTA, JAMES 9 Eastman Rood Business B'irthdoy: September 26 Memory: Football gomes Let's get straight. DiRUSSO, JOSEPHINE 30 Horace Street General 8irthdoy: Januory 23 Memory: The cold rooms Come off it. DiRUSSO. MARIE 30 Horace Street General Birthday: Fcbruory 28 Pet Peeve: Homework DONOVAN, DENNIS 88 Hollond Street General Birthday: February 4 Memory: New Bedford game Better lote thon never. D'OVIDIO, MARIE D. 249 Summer Street College Birthday: December 19 Memory: Algebra Pet Peeve: A license and no cor Notional Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Doto Processing Assistant. Honor Guard, Homeroom Treasurer, GAA Silence is golden. DWYER, MICHAEL 63 Simpson Avenue Retailing Birthdoy: July 12 Memory: Tech Tourney '68 the Don't put off todoy whot you con do tomorrow. EORI, MARIO 366 Highland Avenue Business Birthday: April 24 Memory: Famous lunches Pet Peeve: Report cords I can't stoy oftcr; I have to work. ERCOLINI, JOHN 18 Jcqucs Street Gonerol Birthday: November 5 Pet Peeve: Getting bitten and pinched Don't sit there ond go to pot. FIDALGO, LESLIE 47 Fremont Street Retailing 8irthdoy: Jonuory 13 Memory: Miss Connolly Boseboll All the world is a little plaything. FIORE, RALPH 20 Arlington Street Business Birthday: October 9 Memory: Low class Pet Peeve: Haircuts GANONG, JOHN J. 15 Vinol Avenue Gencrol Birthday: November 23 Memory: Tech Tourney GIORDANO, JANICE A. 191 Pearl Street Business Birthdoy: June 18 Memory: The Redhead gome Pet Peeve: Kids destroying during the Tech G.A.A., Italian Club GONZALEZ, JOSEPH J. 9 Fronklin Street Business Coke Birthday: November 5 Memory: Business Law Pet Peeve: Uncle Tom's Cabin Future: Business school When considering new friends re- member that the new ore silver ond the old ore gold. Sixty-two GOODWIN, WILLIAM J. 198 Cedar Street General Birthday: October 13 HANNAFORD, GERARD T. 103 Willow Avenue College Birthday: October 10 Memory: 1967 Everett game Pet Peeve: Walking from the bote- ment up to the 3rd floor If at first you don't succeed, keep on trying until you do. HARDER, DEBORAH E. 148 Lowell Street College Birthday: March 21 Memory: November 27, 1968 Pet Peeve: People who are late Operation Kindness Award, Future Nurses' Club Right? Right. HEFFRON, JOHN J. 48 Summer Street Business Birthday: August 6 HERSEY, STEPHEN W. 130 Central Street College Birthday: September 2 Senior Prom Committee, Boys' Glee Club, SHS Glee Club, A Coppclla Choir I love ya. HCEY, GAIL P. 35 Hudson Street Business Birthdoy: March 24 Memory; 1968 Senior Prom Anything worth doing, is worth doing well. ISOM, SANDRA 29 Preston Road General Birthday: April 28 Memory: Senior homeroom Pet Peeve: P.O.O. Either tho; or a ham sondwich. (Camera KEHOE, ROBERT J. 28 Governor Winthrop Rood Gcnerol Birthday: July 24 LeBLANC, DONALD 17 MocArthur Street Gcnerol B'irthdoy: May 8 Memory: Ninth grode LoRUSSO, FRANCES B. 215 Summer Street Gcnerol Birthday: September 5 MAROTTA, RICHARD A. 73 Walnut Street General Birthdoy: September 10 Memory: Everett game '67 Pet Peeve: Central stairway MARSHALL, RICHARD 28 Hancock Street College Birthday: September 22 MEDEIROS, JOHN S4 Putnam Street College Birthday. October 20 Memory: Uncle Tom's Cabin Pet Peeve: Insincere people Future: College MELLOR, CLAIRE M. 87 Pennsylvania Avenue Generol B'irthdoy: April 9 MURPHY, KEVIN G. 15 Summit Street Business Birthday: June 6 Memory: Summer '68 Pet Peeve: Ignorant people Peoce. NICKERSON, DENNIS 90 Glenwood Rood General Birthdoy: April 27 Memory: Tech Tourneys Pet Peeve: Poor food Oo unto others before they do unto you. O'BRIEN, MARY P. 273 Medford Street Business Birthday: September 6 O'BRIEN, WILLIAM 21 Auburn Avenue College Birthday: Jonuory 30 You cat it. PALANGE, ROBERT 47 Saint James Avenue General Birthday: February 25 Memory: Room 324 Pet Peeve: The 4th year PALEY, EVELYN J. 55 Hoi I Avenue College Birthdoy: November 5 Memory: English 3 Pet Peeve: Driver's Ed. Homeroom Representative, Com- munity Ambassador 1968, Na- tional Honor Society PATALANO, SALVATORE 33 Moson Street College Birthday. April 8 Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morn- ing It's never too late. PEDULLA, DOMENIC 20 Preston Rood College 6‘irthdoy: Jonuory 8 Memory: Good times during lunch Pet Peeve: Woking up for school PETRUZZELLI, DONNA M. 27 Ibbctson Street Business Birthday: August 11 Memory: North Conway Pet Peeve: Airports A friend in need is a friend indeed. Sixty-three (° Camera PISANO, RICHARD 62 Foirfox Street Business Birthday: September IS POLCARI, JOSEPH A., JR. 36 Putnom Road College Birthday: March 26 Memory: Lunch, Rooms 325 and 210 Pet Peeve: Getting caught Rodiotor Reporter, Yearbook Repre- sentative Watch out for Number I. RAPOZA, FRANCIS 339 Lowell Street Goncrol Birthday: July 16 REEVES, JAMES 55 Liberty Avenue General Birthday: Mey 29 Memory: All the summers AK-AK-A-DAK RISITANO, BARBARA 43 Porter Street Gencrol Birthday: August 30 Memory: The summer Pet Peeve: School Nothing's worth it. ROCHE, JEAN 11 Lexington Avenue Business Birthday: June 22 Memory: Rooms 330 and 329 Banker Keep smiling! RUSSELL, JAMES D. 41 Francesca Avenue General Birthday: June 3 Memory: Junior homeroom RYAN, JAMES C. 92 Temple Street General Birthday: December 16 SALVO, CHARLES 755 Somerville Avenue General Birthday: January 21 Memory: Junior year in room 329 Pet Peeve: School Emma. SARNO, ANTHONY 15 Tennyson Street Business Birthdoy: December 24 Senior Prom Committee SICARI, GAETANO 15 Waldo Avenue Business Birthdoy: January 19 Memory: Junior homeroom Pet Peeve: Bringing books heme The sooner I get out, the better. SULLIVAN. JAMES 5 Essex Street General Birthday: June 28 Memory: Homeroom Pet Peeve: Homework and school SULLIVAN, ROBERT P. 4 Canal Lone General Birthday: August 6 SURETTE, JEAN 10 Pearl Street Business Birthday: March 14 Memory: Biology It could hove been worse. TEGAN, JEAN 6 Tennyson Street General Birthday: June 5 Memory: March 8 TOBIN, I ICHAEL 570 Mys.ic Avenue ' Business Birthday: September 10 Memory: Vacations TRUDELL, RICHARD 40 Morrison Avenue Gencrol Birthday: December 30 Memory: '69 Ski trip Pet Peeve: Flunking Senior Prom Committee, Homeroom Representative, Student Council, Boys' Glee Club, SHS Glee Club Wow! TRUESDALE, RUTH A. 44 Porter Street Business Birthdoy: April 3 VATALARO, RALPH 97R Fronklm Street General 8irthdoy: December 16 Memory: Marching to the school from the '68 Tech Tourney Pet Peeve: Haircuts SHS Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, A Cappclla Choir A circle is perfect but the world isn't round. VAZZINO, EMANUELE 61 Rogers Avenue Business Birthdoy: April 10 Memory: Morch from the Tech '68 Pet Peeve: Sophomores If it feels good, do it. VOLPICELLI, JOHN 328a Highland Avenue Business Birthdoy: April 1 Memory: Two years in room 332 Pet Peeve: Awokening in the morning Give credit when credit is duo. YERXA, SANDRA 71 Chandler Street Business Sondy Birthdoy: October 12 Memory: Everett football game '67 Radiator Reporter Future: Secretory Today is the tomorrow we worried about yesterday and all is well. Sixty-four Sixty-fivj FW Sixty-six Sixty-seven Sixty-eight Sixty-nine Seventy Seventy-one Seventy-three Row 1 Row 2 Sitting—Literary Advisor Miss Olivo MccPhcrson Standing—Editor-in-Chicf Dionc DcPolmo, Business Manager Phillip Thompson, Business Adviser Mr. Hugh McCuskcr Linda Howard, Pcul Zee, Thomas Corso, Peter Stovros, David Fyte, Poul Clifford, James Cullinane, lido Correiro, Peuline Bossi. Seventy-four Senior Row |—Linda Coldcronc, Christine Lo.-ussa. Kathleen Shea, Rosemarie Ssstito, Scndro Yerxa, Noncy O'Connell. Row 2 Donna Possonisi, Denna Frosso, Joseph Poleori, Oienc Bat«ilos, Jeanne Nieolosi. C ounci i Row I—£va Pradol, Noncy O'Connell, Treasurer Hozcllc Talbot, Adviser Mr. Joseph Pignaticllo, President Lowrcnce Poor, Vice- President Sheila Portonovo, Recording Secretory Chorlcne Oliphant, Jeanne Nieolosi, Dione Botsilos. Row 2—Claudio Tedesco, Anno Aiello, Patricio Shoughnessy, Barbero Norton, Joonre Coshmon, Keren Loveys, Diane Murphy, Ellen Louise Melborg, Donna Feltch, Sheryl Allen, Renee Gonnen, Patricia Parker. Rew 3—John 8uonomo, Chris Johonson, Nicholas Voccaro, Themos Corso, Philip Thompson, Thomos Quotien, Poul Donahue, William Cronm, Joseph Mackey, Anorew Mirondo. Leonard Tram, Poul CliMord, Jeff Tilton, Andrew Solberg. Seventy-five Seventy-six Seventy-seven Row 1—Treosurer Jomcs Harrison, President Linda Witol, Vice-President Ann Abromo, Secretary Carole Ferreira. Row 2—Leonard Massiglia, John Powers, Ehzobcth Rodrigues. y Siiitants Row i—D„nno Passcmsi, Thelma Hamilton, Chorlcne Oliphant, Donno Blackett. Row 2—Pamela Borsim. Daniel Kcllehcr, Robin Foster, George Selmon, Kathleen Joyce. Seventy-eight Row 1—Victcria Polito, Lindo Mortinez, Donna Rcichlc, Treasurer Jeonne Nicolosi, Vice-President Sondro Connoliy. Advisor Miss Gordinicr. President Thomos Cerso, Secretory Mor tho Shannon, Louise Scales, Gina Sontonoto, Joy Pacheco. Row 2—-Elizacbth Rodrigues, Potricio Ellis, Sharon Lynch. Francine Oovis, Sonio Horris, Carol Netto. Claire Ducharm.. Linda Howard, Sharon Maheney, Louise Manncllo, Pamela Borsim, Kathleen Shea, Lindo Umbro, Marsha Peterson, Deborah Fyfe. Row 3 -Joseph Leperdo, Rcbert Ricci, Kenneth Trom, Debra Netto, Ellen Schroth, Ellen-Louise Melbcrg, Diane Poth, Cynthia Conrod, Elizabeth Reynolds, Marilyn Norder, Ccncetta Gucciordi, Richard Sencsi, 8nan Norman. Row 4—Peter Andrews, Edword Swenrvey, Fronk Silvo, Rolph Fuccillo, Phillip Thompson, Russell Lovett, Rcbert Torino, Stephen Gucciordi, Carmelo Mulone, Dommic Buonomo, Srucc McCarthy, Kenneth Voudo. l Jational Jke6pi :nan, Row I—Lindo Mortmez, Morsho Peterson, Mortho Shonnon, Aovisor Miss Virginia Gordinier, CiOirc Duenarme, Jeonne Nicolosi, Denna Reichle Row 2 -Domcnic Buonomo, Sondro Connolly, Mark Linonne, Russell Lovett, Phillip Thompson. Diane Poth, Thomos Corso. Row 3—Kenneth Voudo, Bruce McCarthy, Ellen Louise Melbcrg, Maureen Kilcy, Morilyn Norder. Peter Andrews. Seventy-nine Italia van Row I -Dionc DePolmo, Treosurcr Vincent Tutelo, Vice-President Scot Agostino, President Pomelo Borsim, Secretory Philip Tringole, Cloudio Tcdesco, Elizabeth Cogswell. Row 2—Advisor Mr. Lcois DcAngclis, Steven Fugorozzo, Roican D.Giuseppe, Anna DiMco, Robert Torino. Thomas Quoticri, James Pescotore, Susan Ferro, Joseph Piccosi, Catherine Agostino. Row I -Kathleen Joyce, Secretory Tosio Hotzimichocl, President Koulo Hotzimichocl, Advisor Miss Elena Ivoska, V.cc-Prcud nt Diane Botsilos, Treasurer Michoel Corey, Marilyn Norder. R'w 2—Elvira Spinucci, Michoel Dwyer, Kevin Rooche, Carl Highfield, Stephen Guccicrdi, Stephen Longo, Diane Poth, Con- cetto Gucciordi. Eighty Row 1—Dobra Gage, President Koulo Hatzimiehocl, Advisor Mr. John Tsiokos, Vice-President Ann Mokrinos, Treoiurcr Penelopt Golotu. Row 2—Adele Tronicllo, Evo Economidis, Anncito Agritho, Oor.no Feltch, Oionc 6'otsilos, Anno Kntikos, Victoriq Cortes. Row 3—Donna Reichle, Tosio Hatzimichoel, Peter Cucinotto, Peter Stavrcs, Secretary Jomcs Kecrns, Viki Kctsonos, Oiane DcPalma Row 1—Scot Agcstino, Treasurer Jomes Kelso, Vice-President Gsrord D.Conzo, l.crctcry Jam.-s Kearns, John Corcoran R;w 2—Jomcs Cullmanc, Ernest Poicopolos, Peter Stovros, James Harrison, Thomos Quatieri, Michoel Cuff, Richard Piccolo, Adviser Mr. Joseph Wrobel. Eighty-one Student jdatrot Row 1—Timothy Quill, Charles Wright, Richard Pye, John Le Blanc. Row 2—Robert Torino, Robert Tctrcoult, Eric Yocovongclo. Jeen (Litiz zens Row 1—Laurinda Bedingfield, Donno Rcichlc, Paul Clifford, Scot Agcstino. Row 2—John Corcoran, Dovid McKenzie, Ernest Potcopolos, Robert Turosz. Eighty-two Row I—Lmdo Cook, Lourindo Bcdingficld, Secretory lido Coirciro. President Kothlccn Bennett. Treosurcr Mory Ann Chiulli, Lindo Coldcrone, Don no Blockctt. Row 2—Dione Ferioli, Judith Dunlco, Claro Serpo, Pauline Bossi, Corolc Ferreira, Jonicc Horvey, Enid Kumm. President Elviro Spinucci, Treasurer Theresa Murroy, Donno Fcltch, Secretory Mary Doherty Deborah Spinney, Loretto Bonascro. Eighty-three Row 1—Jomcs Kelso, Jomcs Keorns, Rito Lovey, 8orboro Ooyle, Diene 8otsilos, Donno Fcltch, Kenneth Estec, Pool Clifford, Noncy Doncoult, Mono Di8enedetto. Row 2—Adeloide Guirlco, Theresa Murray, Morionne Fort. Karen Comeou, Ethel Fyfc, Lowisc Morincllo, Corel Ardolino, Debro Rivero, Janet Curran, Eloine Wilson, Kathleen Mohoncy, Irene Doyle, Joonne O’Keefe, Joanne Spinucci, Carolyn Zirpolo. Row 3—Louise Stoles, Frances Nicoloro, Jeon Guenette, Rosolcc DcLucio, Noncy Soro, Joyce Duggon, Christine Loveys, Claudio Tcdesco, Carol Mucci, Mono Maloney, Eleanor Duggan, Linda Cook, Noncy Ami:o, Borboro Smith, Lmdo Smith. Row 4 -Paulo Coelho, Mone Moganzini, Gail Smith, Edward Killoren, Kenneth Tram, Robert Maclonc, Anthony Maeone. Joseph Lynch, Chorles Anderson, Jomes Wilson, Philip Biendo. Dedio Mirando, Roberto Gerom. Row 1—Potricio 8cnoit, Clora Serpo, Paula Nugent, Donna Barry. Row 2—Lorraine Powers, Sheila Fazio, Mr. McCusker, Lisa DiTullio, Elame Giltard. Eighty-four r L reu Row I—Linda Umbro, Donna Rcichlc, Patricio Ellis, Stage Monoger Kenneth Voudo, Joy Pacheco. Row 2-—Peter Andrews, Dominic Buonomo. Edward Sweeney. Russell Lovett. Row I— Lcrctto Bcnoscro, Karen Stout, Treasurer Gregory Hosmon, Treasurer Nancy Kalajion, Secretory Kothleen Shea, President Bruce N.coll, Vice-President Stephen Fuggarozzo, Treasurer George Moccio, Treasurer Donna Blackett, Publicity Dennis Maclono. Row 2—Lindo Giompaolo, Mononno Tureo, Shoron Kozoko, Dione Rogers, Debro Adams, Ellen-Lcuise Melbcrg, Charlene Olipnont, Robin Foster, Paula Shute, Lmdo Howard, Bor boro Arcnella, Frances Porter, Maria Medeiros, Donna Reichle. Row 3—Carl Melbcrg. Froncis Cappiello, Richord Butlcnd. Alice O'Hore, Debro Rivero, Alison Farr, Judi Meletti, Alida Me Goldrick, Pauline Bossi, Anna Marie Cafarelli, Joyce Beltrom, Lmdo Colderone. Row 4—Michael Ferry, Bruce McCorthy, Michael Carey, James Pcscotore. Phillip Thompson, Paul Cotolcgno, Gory Moccio, Dovid McKenzie, Vincent Tutela, Richard Shelley, Ted Formakis. Eighty-five J)yiuestment cu Row 1—Solvotofc Amaru, Maria Venturo, Treasurer Eloino Silvestri, President Poul Clifford, Secretory Virginio Montuori, Diane Poth, Robert Turosz. Row 2—Advisor Mr. Edward Murray. Ernest Paicopolos, Guy Scmonclli, Michael Horvcy, Oovid McKenzie, Scot Agostino, Joseph Crugnalc. Row 1—Rosemary Soshto, Koren McMostcr, Paulo Karen, Rachael Aiello. Row 2—Richard Trudcll, Shoron Lolcchcur, Donna Feltch. Eighty-six Row 1—Deborah Gage. President James Cullinane, Elvira Spin ucci, Christine Loeusso Raw 7 Robert Ricci, Edward Lcitoo, Scot Agostioo, Poul Zee, John Corcoran. Row 1—Joanne Liberatore, Laura Daront, Dsbra 6'runing, Rosemarie Sestito, Potricio Coiley, Gail Coruso, Patricia Shaughnessv, Rhonda Giles. Row 2—Laurie Boldi, Dcbro Jockscn, Kenneth Voudo. William Maticic, Kenneth Quinn, Chorles Sillari, Gory Clifford, Richard Piccolo, Dionne Murphy, Elome Wilson Eighty-seven JC Row 1—Richard Scioli, Treasurer Joseph Piccos;, Vice-President James Pcscatorc, President Philip Tringoli, Secretary Scot Agostino, Andrew Solbcrg, Gregory Hoswan. Row 2—Michael Trolxicci, Richord Piccolo. Paul Donahue. Joseph Mockey, Peter Cucinctto, Garry Moccio, Vincent Tutela. R ;w 2 -John Tcdesco, Ernest Poiccpolos, Thomas Quaticri, Peter Stovrcs. George Moccia. Row I—Josephine Spinale. Linda Smith, Chaplain Poula Driscoll, Secretary Paula Shuto, President Irene Kapetonokis, Vice- President Sharon Lelacheur, Treasurer Paula Karon, Hozellc Tolbot, Barbaro Switlick. Row 2 Joon Morcotti, Lcno Corpmito, Didia Mirondo, Renee Gonnon, Patricio Shaughnessy, Christine Christo, Barbara O'Connell, Kathleen Kelly, Mono Momone, Fronces Nicoloro,, Judith Castro. Row 3 -Roberto Gcranoo, Karen Robbins, Borbora Norton, Josephine Zafferano, Robin Foster, Judith Gore, Alison Farr, Savina Maltocco, Joyce Duggan. Eighty-eight ocia tion Row I Ralph Fuccillo, Diane Bats.las, Secretary Pauline Bossi, President Richard Butland, Vice-President Jonice Horvey, Treasurer Robert Francis, Diane Ferioli. Row 2—Denise Rose, Kathleen Joyce, Elaine Wilson, Susan Welch, Elizobeth Wood, Paulo Coelho. Row I—Elaine Rich, Mary Ann Sorno, Carol Defina, Secretory Jeanne Nicolosi, President Patricio Porker, Chaplain Sandra Roncoti, Anr. Mane Coforelli, Robyn Lucos, Jeanne Bonoventuro. Row 2 -Ernestine Coppello, Corinne DiVasto, Celeste Anneso, Patricio MocMillen, Donna Possonisi, Ann Marie Cunho, Frances Inms, Maria DiGiovanm. Row 3--Patricia Solano, Morlene Foster, Joonne Alise, Jonice Innes, Virginia Mahoney, Kothlecn Speed, Fronces Silvcstro, Annette Fontosia. Eighty-nine t iomeroom treasurers R;w I—Tcsto Hotzimichoel. Christine Wolsh, Ann Cutter, Ko. cn Tobin, Nancy Doncault. Joyce Jacobs, Patricia Solano, Donise James, Judith O'Halloran, Patricia Bervo.t, Lorctto Bonscero, Donna Lorenzo. R?.w 2 -Frc:'nck Ugl.ctto. Marlene Foster. Mar.c D'Ovidio, Dione Rogers, Cothcr.nc Perigord. Alisen Farr, Donna Feltch, Karen Walczok. Judith Mrlctti, Janet McLean, Frances Porter, Diane Botsilas, Sharon LcLochcur, Virginia Nicosio, Maureen Sullivon. Row 3—Daniel Silvo, Det croh Fyfc, Ann Mar.e Cotorclli, Poulo Coelho, Jeon Guenette, Moria Mulone, Rito DcVelis, Carol Mucci, Doberoh Quigley. Jeanne Spinucci, Jean Morcottc, Carol Hegarty, Rosonn 6‘ossi, Noncy Saro, Elizobeth Cogswell, Cludta Tcdcsco, Mono Mocera, Michoel lovinc. Row 4—Joanne O'Keefe, Louise Marmello, Frances Innes, Ann Marie Cunho, Mourccn Hickey, Anne Bingel, Sheryl Allen, Christine Loveys, Dorothy Bryant, Karen Robber ts. Patricio Shoughnessy, Susan Welch, Sheilo Davidson, Morgorct Blackwell, Carol Ardolino, Ruth Slocum, Susan White. Edward Killorcn, Bruce Voudo. Row 1 Koula Hotzimichoel, Cloirc Duchorme, Elvira Spinucci, Kathleen Bor.notf, Evo Pradol. Row 2 Robert Turosz, James Kelso. Thomas Quotieri, William Cronin. Paul Zee, Jomes Cullmone, Andrew Solberg. Ninety Row 1—Elizabeth Cogswell, Elizabeth DuPont, Captain Leura Wong, President Annobclle Reid, Vice-President Dsnno Connelly, Badminton Monogor Delores Perrone, Sattboll Manager Mary Chin. Row 2—Anneito Agritho, Mary Coffey, Deborah Voto, Mory Doherty, Paula Frongollo, Elizabeth Smith, Karen Comcou Row 3—Andrea Trrvoto. Deboroh Jackson, Rogean DiGiuscppe, Suson White, Sheila Burns. Raw j—Lourmdo Bedmgfield, Treasurer Diore DcPalmo, Vice-President Kofhlecn Bennett, President Thomas Quoticn, Sec- retory Ronold Esposito, Junior Delegate Joseph Pircosi, Koulo Hotzimichoel. Row 2—James Raache, Donna Feltch, Dana Fuller, Kenneth Estce, James Pescatcre, James Keorns, Edward Rutledge. Row 3—Stephen Fugorozzo, James Wilson, Vincent Tutela, Jomcs Kelso. Ninety-one yjational JJc onor Rcw I —Treasurer Claire Duchormc, President Solbcrg, Sccrotoiy Morsho Peterson. Row 2—Mortho Shonnon, Jeonne Nieolcsi, Elviro Spinucci, Jomes Kelso. Evo Prodol, Loretto DcLucio, Adclc Tronicllo, Koulo Hotzimichocl. Mono DiBenedetto. row 3—Kothlccn Bennett, Janet Giongronde, Moric D'Ovidio, Alido McGoldnck, Diene Botsilos, Undo Colderonc. Dione Do Polmo, Jomes Cullinone. row 4—Deborah Gage, Linda Howard, Chris Johonson, Poul Zee, John Tcdcsco, Phillip Thompson, Dconno Benson, Robert Turosz, Ellcn-louise Melborg. R:w 5 -Themos Corso, Philip Tr.ngole, Thomas Quotiori, Poul Clifford, Michael Copuano, John Bionchard, Karen Wolzok. Alison Farr. pur I wi.l be o Icyal merrber of the Notional Hener Society :n the Somerville High School; steedfest in my purpose to cbioc by the righ to serve oil just causes, and to seek the trulh wilh my whole heart. I would prize scholarship cs o socr:d trust, ond o noble character as my most volucble possession. Bcnco h the bonner of Honor ond Progress I would loyally serve. ANDREW SOLBERG President Ninety-two Row 1 —Borboro Mir glc, Maureen Doucette, Carol Ardolino, Kathleen Joyce, Nancy Kotapon, Secretory Karen Loveys, Advisor Mr. Andrew Smith, Treasurer Lawrence Poor, Vice-President Russell Lcvctt, Joon Marcotti, Janet Corning. Mary Lou Reeves. Row 2—Linda Mcrtincz, Debra Fyfc, Lindo Riccordi, lido Corrciro, Kathleen Shco, Froncinc Davis, Concetto Gucciardi, Pomelo Borsini, Linda Spriggs, Joyce Momz, Patricia Ellis, Linda Umbro, Jeon Guenette. Row 3—Joy Pacheco, Shcilo Davidson, Christine Loveys, Paulo Driscoll, Sharon LeLochcur, Lena Carpmito, Sharon Mahoney, Jchn Jansen, Robert Francis, Guido Reitono, Lawrence Woods, Claire Duchormc, Diane 8oggia, Denise iosc. R:w 4—Christine Karolckos, Potncia O'Connell, Cynthio Conrod, Kenneth Tram, Peter Andrews, Edword Sweeney, Dionne Murphy, Carl Highfield, Leonard Trani, Sandro Conley, Diene Poth, Elizabeth Reynolds, Kenneth Vaudo. Ninety-three Row 1—-Philip MocDonold, Gary Moccio, Francis Ryan, Rolph Fuccillo, Robert Garcia. Treasurer Randall Co:k, Director Mr Andrew Smith, President John Jansen, Vice-President Charles Siliori, Secretory Gary Winter, Lawrence Poor, Richard Trudel, Leonard Trani, George Moccio. Rcw 2—Guido Rcitono, William Wodc, Gregory Hosmon, William Murphy, Stephen Dilwcrth, Stephen Gogolis, John Jcnks, Wayne Tolley, Gory DeMartmo, Frederick Lund, Bernard Dcvclis, Joseph Bayles, Donald Kaloyanidos, Joseph Maguire. Row 3—Rolph Votaioro, Michael Harvey, David Fyfe, Robert Covino, Paul Horvey, Richord Hodlcy. John Thompcon, William Irwin, Edward Moynihon, Eugene Brennan, Jomcs Epps, Stephen Hcrsey, Lawrence Woods. Row 4 —Richard Ccrbctt, Bruce Pottcrson, Paul Campbell, George Mortin, Theodore Spinos, Richard Huber, William Goodwin, Russell Lovett, Andrew Ternullo, Kenneth Colemon, Arthur Huntley, Hubert Randall, Robert Frances. Row I—Rosconn Membrino, Claire Duchormc, Dcbro Jockson, Christine Korolckis, Maureen Kilcy Janice Inncs. Jean Kaloya- nidcs, Lesley Porker, Barbara O'Connell, Linda Martinez, Udo Corne-o, Director Mr. Andrew Smtih. Row 2—Andrew Ternullo, Gory Winter, Diane Poth, Elizabeth Reynolds, Donna Frosso, Paulo Howord, Korcn Loveys. Patricia O'Connell, Renee Gannon, Bcrbcro Norton, Sharon Mahoney, Patricio Porker. Row 3—Ralph Fuccillo, Ralph Vataloro, David Fyfc, Robert Blonchord, William Goodwin, Paul Campbell, Bruce Pottcrson, Peter Andrews, Joseph McGuire, Kenneth Voudo Row 4—Robert Frances, Stephen Herscy, John Jenks, John Jonsen, Stephen Gogolis, Frederick Lund, Corl Melbcrg, Donald Koloyonidcs, Lawrence Woods. Ninety-four 1 Row I—Rosemary Sp.nole, Leslie Chandler, Lindo Umbro, Dione 8ogg� o, Noncy Koiaiian, Pomelo Borsini, Jeanne Nicolosi, Librenon Cloire Duchorme, Secretory Lesley Porker, Vice-President Jeon Koloyanides, D.rcctor Mrs Mory Corof::tcs, President Janice Innes, Treasurer Hozcllc Talbot. Librarian Patricio Porker, Judith Costro, Louro Wong, Linda Riccordi, Denise Rose, Linda Mortmez, Victcrio Polito, r. .v -Linda Forrcll, Lmdc Poczkowski, Joyce Momz, Mony Ann Sarno, Jonicc Hcrvcy, Donna Szulcwski, Dorothy Curran. Mory Anne Costo, Lindo Cclli, Rito OeVelis, Jeon DePerno, Mory-Lcu Reeves, Eloinc Hoey, Elizabeth Randolph, Mono Moccro, Linda Comcron, Rosconn Membrino, Kathleen Joyce, Mory Chin, Mano Momone, Udo Camero, Froncme Dovis. Row 3—Morsho Albury, Dcbro Jackson, Concetto Gjcciordi, Karen Reilly, Christine Christo, Poula Ka on, Lena Carpinito, Poulo Driscoll, Shoron LeLocheur, Cormnc DiVosta, Lifo DiTullio, Maureen Kilcy, Koren Yocovongelo, Kathleen Speed, Kathleen Kelley, Kothlccn Mcdoglio. D;nno Chobotc, Judith Atherton, Jeon Mikulc. Donno Hegordy, Dionc Comcron, Row 4—Donno Spczio, D.onc DoPolmo, Dorothco Stnngzs, Reno McCrensky, Alice Thompson, Anncito Agritho, Mory Ann Chiulh Renee Gonnon, Barbara O'Connell, Debra Rivero, Sheryl Allen, Moxme Uglicttc, Shoron Mchoncy, Cloire H word, Patricia Shaughncssy, Ellen Kennedy, Ernestine Coppello, Ann Morie Cunho, Angelo Alcxopoulos, Patricia Zcgratos. Row 5—Joy Pacheco, Ann Cutter, Theresa, Atherton, Kathleen Houlihon, Doro.hy Hogan, Christine Korolckos, Mory Whitney, Patricia O'Connell, Dionne Correia, Christine Lovcys, Elaine Triver, Josephine Zoffcrano, Koren Loveys, Dione Poth, Elizabeth Reynolds, Ellen-Louise Melberg, Donna Frosso, Noncy Collino, Joy Chrisos, Doreen Coposso, Jonc Word, Irene Kopctonakis. Ninety-five Ninety-six Ninety-seven Row I—Noncy O'Connell, Jeon DiPerno. Row 2—Mory Lou Reeves, Debro Quigley, Christine Loveys, Nancy Meadows, Leah Hilton, Jody B'orello. Row 3—Claudia Tcdesco, Marcio Cogon, Coptam Karen Loveys, Denise Brown, Joyce Morin. Charles Alley. Paul Almeido, Eugene Brennon, Joseph Caforcllo, Donald Casscrly, Robert Ciampi, John Federico, Robert Funai, Carl Horkms, Dennis Karoycnis, Suzone Langley, Walter Leory, Philip Lorenzo, Dennis O'Neill, John Roycc, George Sclman, Joseph Sylvia, Anthony Tecbagy, Lawrence Wcotherbce, Susan Frost, Steven Andlemcn. Ninety-eight Ninety-nine One Hundred Robert Torino. Edword Sweeney, Robert Honwcll, Robert Froncis, Frederick Lund, Joseph Moguirc, Eric Yocovongelo, Clockwise—Sheryl Allen, Poulo Buss, Doreen Coposso, Coptom Hozclle Tolbot, Co-Coptoin Koren Robbins, Mox.ne Ughetto, Borboro Norton. One Hundred One One Hundred Two CAMBRIDGE LATIN EVERETT WALTHAM MALDEN NORTH QUINCY MALDEN CATHOLIC CHELSEA REVERE QUINCY MEDFORD EVERETT MALDEN 74 60 81 72 84 74 84 79 76 77 78 60 79 62 88 76 106 74 82 58 77 69 78 71 NORTH QUINCY 83 85 MALDEN CATHOLIC 78 71 CHELSEA 79 62 REVERE 84 67 MEDFORD 82 58 QUINCY 84 61 WALTHAM 50 60 CAMBRIDGE LATIN 82 80 LYNN CLASSICAL 76 75 BROCKTON 70 52 Head Coach: Woltcr Perry Assistant Coach: Gerald Knight Tech Tourney The Somerville High Basketball Team finished their season with an 18-4 record. In their regular season ploy the Highlonders won 17 games ond lost 3, two to North Quincy and one to Waltham. In the Tech Tourney the Highlanders beat Lynn Classical in ths quarter-finals only to be beoten by Brockton in the semi-finals, thus finishing one of the best seasons for the Somerville team in the post three years. Opp. 40 37 38 40 51 49 S. NORTH QUINCY 46 QUINCY 49 NEWTON SOUTH 48 RINDGE TECH 46 RANDOLPH 35 MILTON 37 Outdoor Somerville vs. Chelsea April 29 Somerville vs. Medford Moy 8 Somerville vs. Revere May 13 Somerville vs. Malden Moy 20 Somerville vs. Everett Moy 27 Stote Meet Moy 31 Head Cooch: Mr. Joseph Hrubi Assistant Cooch: Mr. Vincent Cronin The first half of the track season was a success. The trackmen finished their indoor seoson in a tie for second place. They won four and lost two. The outdoor season seems to have the same chances os its predecessor of last ycor. The tcom has fine moteriol which could bring o repetition of lost year's record of 7-1. One Hundred Three One Hundred Four Row 1—Monogcr Frederick Porzialc, John Coruso, Leo Bcllingicn, Philip Ruggicrio, James Bussolori, Robert MoeFodgen, Williom Dongoro, Eugene Sewrio. Row 2—Howord Griffin, William Cronin, Luis Mortinez, Coptoin Jomes Zengo, Joseph Lutoff, Gary Winters, George Martin, Guy Morcllo, Coach Nunzioto. Row 3—Coach Peterson, Rolph Willey, Ronald Tuccclli, Dovid MeMonus, John Tedcsco, Rcy Petersen, Salvatore Capolino, Robert Smith, Richard Bennett, Richord Huber, Cooch Oavis. Row 4—Richord Innis, Paul Breen, Paul Campbell, Wayne Dambrosier, Paul Cassidy, Joseph Matara, Richord Shelly. Arthur 6’cnt, Robert Martino, Edword Reed, Paul Kennedy, Dov:d Slater Row S—Eugene Brennan, Robert Cowon, Patrick Fitzgerald, Joseph Condolino, Joseph Mockey, Arthur Koropulc-.. Steven Foster, Solvotorc Beroldi, Emmet Smith. S. Opp. ARLINGTON 35 23 EVERETT 8 22 MEDFORD 35 19 CHELSEA 29 8 QUINCY 14 14 REVERE 42 6 MALDEN 23 14 NORTH QUINCY 12 6 WALTHAM 24 14 Head Cooch: John Nunzioto Assistant Cooches: Dovid Dovis end John Burgess For the post two yeors the football tcom hos hod o winning record. This year they bettered that by achieving the highest honor in their division. They won the G.B.L. with on 7-1-1 record. It was o tcom effort. The defensive unit let their opponents score only 126 points, while the offensive unit scored almost twice thot. The Highlanders even won the game ogoinst Woltham, our long time rival. This gave the students of the graduation class some- thing to remember in future years. JAMES ZENGO Coptain One, Hundred Five One Hundred Six One Hundred Seven One Hundred Eight One Hundred Nine 'i ? One Hundred Ten Row 1—John Olson, Edward Bosari, Chorlcs Siliori, Co-Captain Albert Mcola, Co-Coptoin Roy Petersen, Joseph Lutoff, Joseph Mockcy, William Cronin. Row 2—Monager Henry Pork, Anthony Borgosono, Kenneth Morris, Richard Tringali, Williom Endicott. Poul Campbell, Monoger John Mingle. Row 3—Richard Scioli, Dcon McKiol, Robert MeFodgen, Michael Fahey, Michocl lovinc, John Boll, John Johonson Row 4—Michael Celle, Arthur Bent, Dennis Collins, Nicholas Ciccone, Patrick Fitzgerald. Francis DiLicgri. Michael Martino. ROY PETERSEN Co-Coptoin One Hundred Eleven ALBERT MEOLA Co-Csptoin : .. One Hundred Twelve Row 1 —-Gregory Kearns. Carlos Quintal, Thomas Arno, Frederick Lund, Captain Robert Pogliuco, Frederick Chioroluce, Edward Welch, Paul Lukos, John Jenks. Row 2—Assistant Coach Vincent Cronin, David Huckins, Michael Mosche lla, Woyne Forsyth, Lowrence Moore, John Welch, Eric Yacovangclo, James Hope, Philip 8uonomo, John Travaglione, Dovid Fisher, Coach Joseph Hrubi. Row 3—Richard Solvo, Eugene Brennan, Francis Ccntrclla, James Motarazzo, John Daly, James Plunkett, Frederick 8ccbe, Michael Kropowonsky, Thomas Colder, Carl Melburg, Peter Ardogno, Gory DeMortmo. Manogcr Peter Stovros, Manogcr Jomes Kearns. Row I—Paul Cossidy, Lawrence Mjore, Michael Kropowensky, John Dailey, Frederick Lund. Peter Ardogno, Edward Welsh, Coptam Robert Poghuca, John Jenks, Thomas Arrio, Gregory Kearns, John Welsh, Manager Jomes Kearns Row 2—Cooch Vincent Cronm, Frederick Beebe, William Murphy, Michael Moschello, Poul Borrow, Robert LcBlonc, Paul Ciono. Eugene Brennon, William Cronm. William Endicott, Francis DiLicgro, Monagcr Peter Stavros, Coach Joseph Hrubi Row 3—Dovid Sloter. Ronald Tucclli, Jomes Zcngo, Paul Catalogno, Solvotore Beroldi, Thomas Colder, Wayne Forsythe, Corolos Quintal, Howard Storkc, Francis Gray, Steven Picordo. Row 4—John Travaglione, Poul McBrinc, Emmet Smith, Daniel Ward, William Arrudo, Guy Morallo, Nolan Griffm, Michael Almedia, David Huckins. One Hundred Thirteen One Hundred Fourteen Rcw I—Anthony Scrino, Michael Bornardi, Arthur Bent, Michael Fahey, William Fahey, Edmond Cwings, John Dwyer, John Tcdcsco, Nicholos Ciccone. Row 2—Anthony DiCicco, William Dangoro, Michoel lovine, Malcolm Goodrich, John Blonchord, Frederick Chiaralucc, Leonard Snow, James Ferranti, Cooch Thomas Polumbo. Row 3- -Joseph Lutoff, Joseph Mockcy, Kenneth Morns, John Olson, Roy Petersen, Neol Aheorn, Thomos Rigozzio, John Thompson. April S. Opp. 14 QUINCY 1 6 16 MEDFORD 13 1 18 EVERETT 17 3 21 MALDEN CATHOLIC 10 6 23 NORTH QUINCY 12 0 25 REVERE 20 2 28 MALDEN 9 8 30 CHELSEA 6 2 May 2 MALDEN CATHOLIC 19 4 5 QUINCY 4 0 7 MEDFORD 6 13 14 NORTH QUINCY i 6 REVERE 17 MALDEN 21 CHELSEA Heed Cooch: Thomos Polombo With the potential of o winning record, the Somerville High baseball team started their seoson with a full schedule of 1 6 games. The teom had o number of its varsity members returning from last year's teom including. Captain Bill Fahey, Roy Petersen, John Tcdesco, Joe Mockey, and Fred Chioraluce. Due to the death of Coach John Donaghue, Somerville High Athletic Director, Thomas Palombo, has taken the job of cooch until one con be appointed. Mr. Palombo at one time was the coptain of the Highlondcrs base- ball team. WILLIAM FAHEY Captain One Hundred Fifteen One Hundred Sixteen Row 1—Poul McBrine, Charles DiRvsso, Robert Funoi, Rossmer Gozun.s, Stover� Gazunis, Steven Burlamochi, Domel Corrol. Row 2—Ccoch John Hurnowitz, Poul Breen, William Everett, Thomas Rigrozio, William Fahey, John Frazier, William Shine, Leonard Snow. S. opp. CAMBRIDGE 2 3 RINDGE 7 0 MEDFORD 0 3 WALTHAM 2 3 BROOKLINE 2 4 NEWTON 3 2 ARLINGTON 2 8 CAMBRIDGE 2 3 RINDGE 7 0 MEDFORD 0 1 WALTHAM 1 2 BROOKLINE 0 3 NEWTON 1 0 ARLINGTON 1 11 Heod Coach: John Hurynowicz Assistant Cooch: Joseph McBrine Although the Highlander Hockey team didn't finish its seoson with o winning record, they were still classified os o strong teom. The teom mode their opponents ploy a hard gome if they wanted to win over them. Somerville was o thorn in the foot of every team they ployed. The fine ploying of captain Bill Fahey, Paul Breen, Bill Shine, and Lenny Snow will be remembered by their opponents. One Hundred Seventeen One Hundred Nineteen ODE--69 JorcL FuccJL I=J=f= We are t I w—I •-----7 leaving Som-et-Ville A yfi So fare' coe21 a. tA a- - rUe i. • fturd Music , Kerm l cUJ-cLo u.—J- « 1 — fl 1 H� ■ f a 1 t J • a I n 1. Z7 E J 7 • m to d • 2 ■ a i i i q2-uj( ► -t — tnem-l - - • ber your Cd 2-ors Red. an. z fyltML y us ' -v- Q • 7 1 J i i -j 3 J I r 0 ' 9 -1 rf -IVt- ■ I h i- -J— -]—t-—I' - '==] LUO. i ■ 1 fcZzStf of 'J .lfJ.. T v-7 .S X- | 7 ?£ e 2 -0 p— —d uted co th dcuZd rf i ■ b— Self, TLA -j 7 d: q a Up ° (T$ j jVi f -i x J w M + a 21 1 a « ■ 4 p p to oar loy-ad. -fac-u.1 - uy arid- Jt Z r z y -r id hdiJfl. 'These. r . - y i - Ifc. s n c hCy Y -- ■ M r ' r XT ■ f fy r L 1 Mil i ra ' � 7 a r I j 1 J V - -- -i V1 '' a J r “ 7 P P f„ A yy ujeiu.5 cue C loO f'L or ui- rJns ny oOj X ’Tikino nr an A j fi r A 1 a Y y r j n ■ r i r t r_ o ... b L L • i 0 i • -g- r r C V' •V t i x 1 1 I l 7 T M 4 a J t is c 1 3_ m .. i 71 ■ 1 n y • 4 ■ V T u. - or CUicLfor ,c -3 ress 7jo - i 9 9 d- trr rtoCt sdarzcd-r Q r j i r T T f jC ' 7 M I 1 1 | ro U 3 - 1 t 4 r r r r r fyzjg ? One Hundrtd Twenty CL oem TRIBUTARY Deborah Gage The stone walls and scuffed stairs, are as much a part of us as the trees and the sidewalks outside. The wooden desks and unwashed boards have printed their shape, color, and purpose, their remnants of other human flesh and youthful words upon our eyes and minds, as trees and sidewalks could not do. Within these walls, upon these stairs, we became the essence of the tide of our lives— the tide that flows from green waters to blue absorbs these things we now ignore. And the tide that ebbs from shore to horizon carries these things we now neglect. At these desks and boards, these scarred and dusty fragments of human turmoil and confusion, we became the essence of the tide of our lives, the tide that flows and ebbs and returns and leaves and never stops, or will not step until freed from some final, symbolic moon. We cannot abolish time and place unless we drink forgetful water, and the spring of forgetful water is deep beneath the earth. One Hundred Twenty-one 2 • hiemor On a sunny September morning in 1966, we, the doss of 1969, took our traditional ploccs os Sophomores. Our bright eogcr faces shone with expectancy and our hopes were high with the prospects of future learning. We renewed old friendships and gradually made new ones. In a short time we felt quite at horn- although we were in owe of the upper classmen. It didn't take us long to discover that there were no elevators, no swimming pools, ond no fourth floor. We took port in extracurricular activities, and soon began the task of electing the leaders of our class. Elected to our Sophomore Executive Boord were Nancy O'Connell, Eva Prodel, Charles DiRusso, and Tom Quaticri. With several members of the Sophomore class on the baseball, football, track ond boskctboll tcoms, our boys played to win, and at all times fought for the honor of S.H.S. We were back again, a wiser and more matured group of Juniors, with good intentions and high hopes to stort the new year. Our first important movement was the election of class officers. When the final count wos taken, we found that our leaders for the ycor were: Lorry Poor, president; Evo Pradal, vice-president; Jeanne Nicolosi, secretory; and Hazelle Talbot, treasurer. The Future Nurses' Club wos quite busy during our Row 1—Sheila Portonovo, Potricto Porker, Charlene Oliphont, Richcrd Orbctt. Row 2—Eva Pradal, Jeanne Nicolosi, Nancy O'Connell, Hozelle Talbot, Lawrence Poor. One Hundred Twenty-two Junior year. They showed us the funniest, most exciting boskctboll gome S.H.S. has ever hod — the Donkey Basketball Game. This proved quite humorous os the football players struggled on the backs of donkeys to defeat the women toochcrs and cheerleaders. Another night never to be forgot:cn during our junior year was the night the Beacon Street Union arrived to cnt;r:oin us. They completely captivoted the audience end left us quite omazed. Then came the Junior Prom, a greot success thanks to our loyal Junior Prom Committee and Junior Class Officers who truly mode it an Impossible Dream. The committee consisted of Nancy O'Connell, Charlene Oli ph:nt, Patricio Parker, Sheila Portanovo, ond Richard Corbett. With o most successful yeor to our credit, thonks to our copable foculty and enthusiastic classmotes, we closed o pleasant junior year, and looked forward to our Senior year with eager anticipation. September was here again, and for the lost time we happily mode our woy to our High School, where we would start the activities of our Senior yeor. It was our turn ot lost to direct the little Sophomores to the lengendary elevotors, our turn to carry on the traditions of past years. For our Senior Class Officers we elected William Lowrcncc Poor, Hozelle Talbot, Eva Pradal, Jconne Nicolosi Cronin, president, Charlcn: Oliphant, vice-president; Keren Loveys, secretory; and Nancy O'Connell, treasurer. We reolly had our shore of sports excitement. Jim Zengo, our football captoin Icod our teom to the Greoter Vice-President Charlene Oliphant, President William Cronin, Secretary Karen Loveys, Treasurer Ncncy O'Canncll. One Hundred Twenty-three Boslon League Championship; our basketball team fought to gain o berth in ths Tech Tourney. Our Student Council, with president Lorry Poor, mode sure our senior year would be filled with fun. They orronged for a ski trip to North Conwoy, New Hampshire. The general consensus for that weekend wos: Whot o blast! Another time never to forget was when the All-Americon Redheads came to S.H.S. to ploy the men faculty. Thot was one bosketball game that won't be soon forgotten. Several of our Drama Club members went through quite o prize-winning streak. Jeanne Nicolosi, Thomas Corso, Sonia Harris and Frank Silva won a place in the All-Star cost of the regional Drama Festival Their per- formance of The Lottery went on to the Massachusetts High School Droma Fcstivol ot the John Honcock Holl where they received a rating of excellent. Soon it wos time to start planning for one of the biggest events during our High School days—our Senior Prom. To serve on the committes we chose Corinne DcVosto, Ralph Fucillo, Paulo Shute, Steve Hersey, Celeste Annese and Chris Johnson. They chr.se Cherished Moments os the theme. Next we chose our Class Day Committee: John Mingle, Joan Marcotti, Jeanne Nicolosi, Chorlcs Siliori, John Tedesco and Mary Toothacher. We then bid goodbye to our days with the Red and Blue, our hearts filled with many pleasant memories ond hopeful dreams. Andrew Solbcrg. Susan Nissonboum, David MrKcnzic, Paul Clifford. One Hundred Twenty-four Sitting—Sheila Fozio, Cormne D.Vwito. Standing—Potilo Shutc, Ralph Fuccillo, Celeste Annese, Chns Johon;on. Sitting—Advisor Mr. Gartlond, Chairman John Mingle Standing—Advisor Mi. Torcllo, Mory Toothochcr, John Tcdesco, Charles Siliori, Joan Morcofti, Jeanne Nicolosi. One Hundred Twenty-five 1968 J unior P rom One Hundred Twenty-six 968 junior jf rom One Hundred Twenty-seven 9(o 8 JJonor Cjbtard EVA PRADAL THOMAS QUATIERI Voledictorion Salutotorion an JJc onor DIANE A. BATSILAS KATHLEEN F. BENNETT JAMES J. CULLINANE DIANE E. DePALMA MARIA A. DiBENEDETTO CLAIRE M. DUCHARME ALISON I. FARR JANET M. GlANGRANDE KOULA HATZIMICHAEL ALIDA R. McGOLDRICK EVELYN J. PALEY MARSHA E. PETERSON SHEILA A. PORTANOVA EVA G. PRADAL THOMAS F. QUATIERI ELVIRA G. SPINUCCI JOHN A. TEDESCO PHILLIP G. THOMPSON ADELE L. TRANIELLO PAUL M. ZEC One Hundred Thirty Before you accept that first job . • • Look over your employer us eurefuliy us he tloes you What’s the Company like anyway? Would I be proud to work there? Reputation for square dealing with employees? Pleasant surroundings? Will I be working with others my own age? Are they friendly? Do they socialize after hours? Will the boss be reasonable? Appreciate good, hard work, but won't explode if I make a mistake? Will I make a decent week’s pay? Have a chance for raises, advancement, more responsibility? How about fringe benefits? Is the work challenging? I had what it takes to get through high school. Will they give me a chance to use my brains? Note: Many young men and women in this area can answer Yes to these questions. They work for New England Telephone. Why not talk with our employment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. New England Telephone Part of the Nationwide Bell System An equal opportunity employer One Hundred Thirty-one Sponsors PHOTOGRAPHER PRINTER THE ERRICO STUDIO THE CITY PRESS, INC. 286 BROADWAY 440 SOMERVILLE AVENUE SOMERVILLE. MASSACHUSETTS 776 - 461 1 SOMERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS COVERS and BINDINGS ENGRAVER ROBERT BURLEN and SONS FRANKLIN ENGRAVING CO., INC. Bookbinders 11 HARCOURT STREET 301 CONGRESS STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02116 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS JEWELER CAPS and GOWNS MR. FRANK FOWLER PAUL E. P. BURNS CO., INC. 27 SCHOOL STREET 316 SUMMER STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS THE COUNTY BANK N. A. SENIOR PROM FAVORS 15 BOW STREET —UNION SQUARE MR. FRANK FOWLER 399 HIGHLAND AVENUE—DAVIS SQUARE 27 SCHOOL STREET LUCIA'S GIFT SHOP - NORDEN JEWELERS BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Now Hos S.H.S. Class Rings and Charms SOMERSET SAVINGS BANK Rings hove a two year insurance at no extra cost 105 BROADWAY S. E. NORDEN, INC. 371 SUMMER STREET The Store by the Clock 625 - 6000 261 ELM STREET — DAVIS SQUARE SOMERVILLE CO-OPERATIVE BANK 12 BOW STREET SOMERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS SOMERVILLE SAVINGS BANK 40 UNION SQAURE SOMERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS SOMERVILLE SAVINGS BANK 40 UNION SQAURE SOMERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS One Hundred Thirty-two V 9