Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1972 volume:

totfaenion, fo 6ei ty � The Yearbook Of Somerville High School June, 1972 The Radiator, Somerville High School Somerville, Ma. 02143 I am the Child. All the world waits for my coming. All the earth watches with interest to see what I shall become. Civilization hangs in the balance, For what I am, the world of tomorrow will be. I am the Child. I have come into your world, about which I know nothing. Why I came I know not; How I came I know not. I am curious; I am interested. I am the Child. You hold in your hand my destiny, You determine, largely, whether I shall succeed or fail. Give me, I pray you, those things that make for happiness. Train me, I beg you, that I may be a blessing to the world. When I came to realize that I wasn't the important snow-ball maker or good guy cowboy I had thought I was, that there was no great demand for snowballs in the world anymore and no more Indians to fight, life changed for me. I left my self-centered, self-made world and plunged into reality — my existance was made less important by my encounter with others; I realized that the world was made up of many, many parts and I was only a small segment. But with this new awareness I learned how it was to really feel love, and hurt, and sadness, and happiness, and a million other emo- tions I had never experienced fully before. Everyday life became a challenge, an ordeal, a reward. I dreaded going to high school because I figured the days would be repetitious and unchanging. But I found that my attitudes and moods determined what the days were to be like. If I was in a good mood, I took every- thing in stride. I was happy and enjoyed my friends. But if I was in a bad mood, the whole day was unbearable — my nerves were on edge, I was mad at everybody I talked to. cuJLoJt' jO— cL tjy jts . oLloal. j juqjL. (X. oIajuvyvx. . Some days everything seemed to go wrong. I did the wrong assignment in math; my English teacher was in and I thought he was going to be absent and I hadn't done my homework. I got sent down to the build- ing master twice. , . o+a JjJO'KJL jj JC O jCoJJU AAJA’d yi 'Jis jl}ukJLcL Then there were the days when the little things didn't bother me cause I was sq deep in thought. I was taking a good look at everybody I saw. It really depressed me. 00 yyrvOsruj, The whole world seemed so absurd. Why am I sitting here cramming in math formulas when I'm never gonna use them again? Wasting my time preparing for the future and throwing away the en- joyment of the present? Nobody seemed to understand. Everybody just kept on acting natural, as if nothing was wrong. th£y don 'JL jyyijl. JJinjdjL UAA_ o( jOsuj In a couple of days I got out of my depressed mood. I don't know what did it. Maybe if you think about something for a real long time you begin to accept it, and laugh it off. At least I knew what they were up to. They didn't even stop to think about it . Face piles and piles of trials with smiles. It riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave and keep on thinking free. OOyxXzrYdt . jfrdoy, 'yO Jwxvt ri irnjt an ot TvvxshJc oLjUXA. ClUasuj_ . Then I got a 90 on my test and I didn't get bagged smoking all day. He talked to me and all my homework was finished. All the little things that happened cheered me up. Life wasn't so bad after all. cWl- ! UJajU. JjrmovuiuJ s QjyuyxLi , sry JL f i ouju 6uf JjLCuk. cL Cuuj Even if what I've learned in trigonometry and bookkeeping and geography don't ever help me at all in the future, I'll always have reassurance in the fact that I've learned one very important thing: that It's much better to go through the hurt, the depression, the confusion, the humiliation, and sometimes the inspiration than to remain blind and protect- ed from the world. Becoming Discovering yourself, a few good points and so many bad jumbled together in one person: the little insecurities, and hatreds, and jealousies so evident but so hard to reach. Admitting the truth rather than denying — the first big step of modification. Rejoicing in new-found knowledge rather than regretting, Applying self-knowledge to the understanding of others. Pushing, trudging, crawling, pulling yourself forward When things are getting too comfortable. The struggle within, the person created by others fighting the original person over the right to identity. Taking a step on your own, hesitant and unsure, Fighting the desire to return to safety. Finding good results, stepping again: Creating a new person just a little different than before. is Superior to Being. sitting your life away, growing stiff and cold, no circulation, pretending your way through, hiding behind a wall, wearing your life away, by immovable convictions and hardened feelings, laughing your way through, throwing reason away throwing sincere emotions away throwing life away. i don 'JL hna ur ufhcct kJ? 'yr i AiU}JocJum 1 l ? ynJUrtA. JuXAft- OpM lLfd ythjL (fro • l 1 .io. OujooJt - y n. KooJul V jAMxt jjro s y | I J l -thJ- cUn - | I Lk)kxn 7tAj- yHXAJYUlJi JUOC CULL VrLoJzAsVLt JjLC sjn ! rP JUXm 'i oioiu $ul. £toMsr j jtA L i L jrruy UiMaJz , | 7 ynjjjd )_X _ ta ix. •_ j £ A VUs It's Here!!! There's lots of room for doing the things you've always been denied. So look, and gather all you want to There's no one here to stop you trying. climbing to franyuihty far above the chuc conceiving the heaven dear of misty shroud Just as new life will come from death, love will come at leisure. Love of love, love of life and giving without measure Gives in return a wondrous yearn of a promise almost seen. Live hand-in-hand and together we'll stand on the threshold of a dream. 9 oppress J bang ujiih ne ore goujove Q?l s fO acoo ood -fooVo(V Cse °° WPi!l£5s cos IS TURNING You AvTTIFU!- YEU0ir so o C-| MESTRy La? v y'o. Sadness S$ him rio t roe . oe my me $3 r?e uxxy Wapp r en heanqolheni pty °faster just for r??e. e:ss ts f hd a, . O TX y0 _ ftOTIFUL 0t 9 dodoess s Q: S noonday morn rys. 4T , oP-DM OfTs Apple U ine. tODflV MoftMlNfc Wftrx G-OVER. $ ' Jr i • n ti %7 s %l m . r A TS Sadness is seeing. Unhappy People; LU £ OO CK ui O oo cc oZ- oOlii GJ- | ° Sn r ujeck TO Be HflPPT IF You. L£T YouR lf dfO 0N . h 111 AV- °es BE. '5' o ' %3? 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TO UjeAR dungaree kfiPP' £TSs Happiness s a Smile, and a Kind u;or HRPPlNf c SPIN S :S� TW6 PRG£ ADMINISTRATION Dr. Leo C. Donahue Superintendent of Schools A.B., A.M., ED.M., Ph.D., Ed.D., L.H.D., L.L.D. Dr. George K. Coyne Deputy Superintendent of Schools Somerville High, Salem State, Boston College, Staley College, Advanced study at Harvard, Tufts, Boston University B.S.Ed., Ed.M., D.A.O. Dr. Coyne will be retiring in July, 1972, after a life-time experience in the Somerville Public Schools. Dr. Coyne taught at Northeastern Jr. High for five years, was vice-principal of NJHS for three years, was principal of WJHS for twen- ty-seven years, and was Assistant Superintend- ent until 1970, when he bacame Deputy Super- intendent. Dr. Coyne's last thought, as he leaves the career he devoted most of his life to, is I sincerely wish that every boy and girl in our schools may enjoy a life of good health, happi- ness, and success. Mr. Albert H. Giroux Headmaster of SHS since Sept., 7945 Boston College High, Boston College A.B., A.M. School spirit has changed because times have changed. Although attitudes and interests vary, human beings remain basically the same. Mr. John P. Joyce Vice-Headmaster of SHS since Sept., 7963 St. John, Cambridge, Boston College, Boston State B.S. IN B.A., M.A., M. Ed. Those who have any chance to observe our students and faculty leave with a much better impression than they had previously had. Mr. John J. Gartland Assistant to the Headmaster Boston College High, Boston College, Tufts University, Suffolk University, B.A., M.A., Mas- ter I have enjoyed working with the students of SHS. I have always had a good relationship with the students and have received tremendous cooperation from them. 15 Jr miss ronnie schwinder ■ linda driscoll robert cody george deyoung nancy mccarthy nancy dellacava michael o'brien 18 mr. david moriarty emanuel saponte barbie kelley anna bradford william roberts linda mckenna eileen sullivan 19 nicholas dipirro karen burgess luigi querusio linda amara peggy haker I think, I think I am; Therefore I am, I think. 20 joseph dipietro dianne paradiso martinho gaspar elaine colleameno mark hudson maria martins carol bassett gary welch i I john bacci Catherine murphy Stephen kirkland suzanne kelley I wish to know something; I wish to be made better. 21 michael donahue patricia bennett susan whitham carolle marsh edward smolak dianne ardagna mr. arthur daprato sandra linehan 22 rosalind philbrook robert giampa susan gogain mr. kevin o'malley 23 mark m. madsen linda pioli mike rigazio liz matara rhonda rossetti billy morris steven lucas janice hayden anthony giliberto jean fox Travelling eternity road — What will you find there? Carrying your heavy load. Searching to find A piece of mind. 24 maureen mccarron richard melillo susan papagno lee griffiths richard spingel You, who are on the road Must have a code that you can live by And so, become yourself Because the past is just a good-bye. larry bartlett jean letourneau Wr debbie schneider mario camelio susan evans george spinos loretta a. martinez john mitchell 1 miss franees mcnaily kathleen m. carey waiter reeves kathy holbrook robert mcbrine UlL'Bi susan o'connell Catherine bucca I sharon bosari paul destefano beth omogrosso john maillet regina wall bradford gibbons We all can see what we shall be But knowing's really not controlling. paula bowie domenic ternullo maria kakavoulis 29 mr. john mcsweeney carolkeenan richard borsini denise rouleau robert wentworth karen aaronian dianne regan pamela dinucci 30 miss elaine cotter nancy southward cynthia murray dolores tempesta susan faulhefer patricia beecher rosemary cartolano 31 i betty connelly michael gentile marie t. macone susan sherburne paul d'agresta david sabin vito dimercurio marie macone debby woodson Looking for total view. 32 arthur martineau patricia klerowski richard mckenzie filomena saponte Patrick nally sharon mcdonald Stephen mitrano denise keith ronald goulart Vast vision must improve our sight. 33 miss florence sotiros joanne blute joseph dorant anna maria santilli 34 mr. edward berra ted ferdinand deborah maher mary harrington john alexander 35 osvalda carvalho pauline domings sharon reilly lawrence rogers mary sullivan cheryle downing mark sullivan Steven pritchard mary williams paul rodrigues maria dischino There are times when I think I've found the truth There are times when I know that I'm wrong And the day's when I try to hide my fears Bless the day's when I'm feeling strong. 36 michael eldridge loretta conrod lorrie bosari ronald j. coiro mary longinidis 4 john beckwith debbie silva donna merrick rosa dischino Wonder why we try so hard Wonder why we try at all Wonder why the world is turning around When in the end it won't matter at all. 37 joesurette cheryl norton linda spinucci claire sullivan guy tringale carol a. o'hearn mr. robert rogers 38 delores boliver donna snow robert beattie janice intoppa denise campo patricia ryfa mr. john conway 39 barbara foley daniel sheridan gail spinosa david barker gail ryan michele goody george whitman joan shute Unhappy faces hurrying around, so blind they cannot see All of these things, the way life ought to be And with tomorrow what will they make of me It leaves me so much to explain — That's the start of our guessing game. 40 richard iovine linda digiuseppe A A) charleen owings edward keating donna fucile julian hankus pauline pavao Stanley koty alice mutascio Try to realize it's all within yourself No one else can make you change And to see you're really only very small. And life (lows on within you and without you. 41 mrs. marilyn keenan jayne fyfe joseph holmes susan bortone 42 brenda petroni mr. edward murray ( mary elizabeth calia david preble betty ann lynch karen rose thomas disilva kathleen sullivan 43 tedd kocyk kathleen hughes debbie hall gayle leahy diane mahoney paul velardo Wonders of a lifetime lay before your feet! 44 daniel willey florence gallinaro linda villa debbie joaquim pat stegelmann patty butts waiter klemm dale parechanian michael hallett Arc you silling comfortably?? june Cunningham kathy spinos marilyn white 45 rodney mason paula lacroix Virginia doyle carol greenstein barbara gillis rosemary sillari miss Virginia holman 46 susan rooney ralph sillari elizabeth hamilton leon grande sharon collins ourania trypousis maria c. carvalho mr. william mccarthy 47 mary pettigrew ronald derosa heidi stables terry smith deborah pointer linda spriggs Each day has its always A look down life's hallways, doorways To lead you there. Stephen callahan deborah dunnigan philip rudolph 48 joanne loblundo david willey suzanne doherty diane muccini ellen fabiano elaine cheever michael joyce rita dimartino timothy patten life's ours for the making eternity's waiting, waiting for you and me. 49 mr. karl walczak mal french carmine aquilino john lavoie mary wedge 50 kathy ward ernestine m. casparriello rita membrino miss nancy bowdring charleen a. distasio anthony riccio cathy e. iannacone susan mcquade robert d. diguardia ramona demartinis 51 michelle deveaux antoinette fustolo maria lorusso timothy griffin lillian sarno leonie cesuette dorothea stringas donna george to him whose elastic and vigorous thought keeps pace with the sun, the day is a perpetual morning. 52 meg sullivan mary barnett Christine lakin david griffin kenneth runion Patrick houlihan only that day dawns to which we are awake. debbie fitzpatrick leslie moore marianne ferranti 53 kathleen voto richard cascio carol Campbell miss rose traniello 54 patricia babineau linda haley salvatore caruso norma johns lorraine gemellaro john regan linda s. reposa mrs. florence tate 55 - mary bottari debra green Charles dickson carol digregorio thelma jones linda hope gene higgins mary knight in the shuffling madness of the locomotive breath 56 kevin mckenna cheryl endicott patti mccarthy helen steeves gerald reardon paula rancatore linda whyte franny quintal joseph marifione all my life i never really knew me till today. now i know why, i'm just another step along the way. 57 miss carolyn ricker john perrone carol jones deborah goodrich gertrude salvi kim frazee diana mercauto 58 lorraine hogan mr. charles cook william burpee joseph corricelli sandy leandro carol beninati henry wagner ileana gonzalez 59 leslie stack marie cucinotta A elizabeth johnson kirk peters dana puopolo dianne deinnocentis i see out and around myself Steve tetreault theresa reppucci patricia crawford 60 Steve dinisco marie dosreis teresa gorski anne cremin donald kaloyanides I maureen mcgonigle marie sarlentino mike coyle when you've seen beyond yourself, you may find peace of mind is waiting there. 61 angelo christo jeannette long frances nicosia ruth cronin dennis cunningham mr. richard gordinier barbara goreham 62 jo-ann parsons linda clancy donna Wallace helen o'brien anthony perrotta mrs. kathleen ackerman patricia kennedy 63 steven komenchuk lisa fiore mary ann budrewilz michael rockwell mary stevens angela agliara jay coulombe i can see them they can't see me i feel out of sight, i can see them they can't see me much to my delight. 64 dottie lafauci diane johansen mike foster henrietta laranseira alan leo the fool on the hill sees the sun going down and the eyes in his head sees the world spinning round. carol mccarthy joseph samaro nancy grund 65 dr. Charles w. buckley joseph mcsheffery 66 Charles smith carra weeks mr. daniel dwyer arthur mangini gretchen welle jeanne alexopoulos frances nardone kenny pierce james brown 67 rammona I. piante linda I. wheeler michael devereaux judy traniello richard nolan with time perhaps I will pass the traps and find some peace and understanding. maureen mcgurk Sebastian ragusa V jeanette janian 68 vsevolod petriv iAil maria bonaventura chip pizzutti Stephen greenwood donna m. ferreira sylvia d'ambosio Stephen j. lagrega patricia alien joseph bossi time will make the most discordant materials harmonize. 69 carole a. chaloux david testa janice manoogian wendy bell susan spada mr. Constantine limberakis 70 debbie tsiakos kim roberts gabriella medeiros lucy lucci jeanne michitson sandra albury john ciardi mr. alfred massello cheryle panagopoulos 71 danny benoit linda marshall john hart mary ann dimasi joseph araujo jo-ann traniello desolation creation evolution pollution annihilation confusion conclusion humiliation james coford janey fernandes jay quinlan 72 pat mullane albert robbatt jay kozack mary donovan donna alfieri paula lombard contemplation inspiration elation salvation communication compassion solution cathy mcleod eleanor davidson vincent mclaughlin 73 mrs- doris Costello patricia dirusso david girard jeffrey pisani Christine soares keith Stanford 74 mr. richard hegarty hazel prescod linda carter john dicecca sarah miranda carolyn cataldo keith ferreira 75 ronald geraneo mary ellen dubbs joanne vaccaro joanne pasquale steven logrippo natalie layne donna ladue Christine cartolano john larkin The sky is clearing and the night has cried enough. The sun he comes the world to soften up. Rejoice, rejoice, we have no choice but to carry on. 76 matthew mcdonald carol kulczaski richard pacini sheila mcdonald vincent melchionno michael roy i raymond toussaint katherine cookson peter guglietta I'm gonna sit and watch the web that you will build this day Will be a thread of love you weave — it's yours to show the way. Then everything will be as you will see in the light. 77 paul nunziato kathleen merna mary greenwood deborah torres patrick scrima susan d'angelo mr. joseph wrobel 78 dorothy jussaume donna rugoletti skippy sciarappa dianne swanfeldt kathleen smith mr. william quinlan kathy mccollem 79 norma gonzalez raymond burgett Saturnino miranda mary marifiote eddie smith M susan gillis If only everybody found the answer in love t patricia mccaffrey frances palumbo cheryl quinn 80 linda raposa nancy mitrano john pacheco douglas madore rodney wilkinson ronald coiro Don't run the time approaches 81 theresa leone mary alosso miss rita adams mr. john hickey mr. robert sorabella mrs. marsha vojtech mr. anthony fedele miss marion paglinca mrs. pauline fabiano mr. john corrigan mrs. Virginia marshall miss maureen barry mr. richard chiozzi mr. john tsiakos miss maryann hurley mr. john daly miss elena ivaska mr. ernest j. bennett mr. john maher mr. joseph pignatiello mr. william de marco miss natalie king mr. william fasciano mrs. Caroline marotta miss joan francis mr. karl walczak and mr. james cullinan mr. john collier mrs. rosemarie hrubi mr. joseph tarello mrs. jane feeney and mr. louis arbeene mrs. roberta benor mr. hugh mccusker mr. phillip deltoro mr. andrew smith mrs. mary carafotes mr. thomas palombo mr. james macero mr. paul murray mr. arthur pontes mr. james bonsignore mr. john spadaro mrs. kathleen ackerman mr. robert wright mr. louis diegoli miss patricia bagdon IN MEMORY OF MR. ARTHUR KELLEHER who dedicated forty years to the education of the young toward good citizenship and fair play. He was a generous and cooperative teacher of physical education, with a strong love and interest in the young. Mr. Kelleher taught his boys to try, to excel, and especially, to succeed. His encouragement lives, and will continue to live, in the hearts of many people. 90 Captain Dan Willey, a 170-lb. senior end, led the Somerville Highlanders (2-6) against the Hawks (2-6) in the 49th meet- ing between the two clubs in a non- league rivalry that first began in 1905 — (25-19-5 in favor of Waltham.) All year Somerville's offensive team was very effective, but the defense did not catch up till later in the season. The turning point of the season was the Malden Game, where Malden won a close victory (21-20), because a touchdown of Somer- ville was called back. Originally schedueled for Thanksgiving Day, the game was postponed until Satur- day because of bad weather. Twelve se- niors donned their Highlander uniforms for the last time: Pat Scrima ( The quarter- back and no. 1 passer); Paul Nunziato (superb receiver); Dan Willey (the highly spirited captain and superb receiver); Paul Velardo (Mr. Outside); Ken Duffy (point holder and punter); Steve McCoy (guard); Ken Runion (tackle); Al Robbat (tackle); Dick Spingel (an end changed to cornerback to strengthen the defense); and Dave Willey and George DeYoung (who were injured early in the season but were always willing to help out.) Other outstanding players were Tom Wilson, a jr. (leading ground gainer, Mr. Inside), and Steve Mackey, a soph. (end). Scrima had a fine football afternoon as he completed 13 of 15 passes for 166 yards and both touchdowns. The 155-lb. quart- erback threw a six-yard TD pass to Nun- ziato late in the second quarter, and fired the winning 20-yd. pass to Willey near the game's end. Nunziato was the leading pass catcher with seven receptions, while Willey and Mackey had three apiece. Wilson was the game's top running back with 93 yds. in 24 carries — nearly 4 yds. per attempt — while teammate Velardo gained 22 yds. in 9 tries. Thanksgiving Day Came — Scrima's first touchdown pass to Nunziato Thanksgiving Day Came — Scrima's second touchdown pass to Willey Coach John Nunziato and his Highlanders had turkey on Thanksgiving Day, and ate Hawk two days later. . to r. — Coaches lohn Nunziato, Carter Lord. Dave Pignone Coach Emerson Dickie Court Member Cheri Scobrook C )lc ) Captain Carol DiGregorio Co-Captain Diane Mahoney CHEERLEADERS The Soccer Club was formed two years ago under the super- vision of Mr. Joseph Caruso, and became an official team for the first time this year. Despite their lack of experience they held their own and pulled through with a 4-8 record. The team was captained by senior Joe Araujo, the center halfback who was changed to center fullback during the season to strengthen the defense. Other seniors were Sebi Ragusa, the left halfback, changed to left fullback, and Bob Hannon, right fullback. The team displayed their very best at the Salem game, where Somerville kept complete control of the game and came out winning 5-2. Coach Caruso predicts a fine season for the team next year, with the confidence of a year's experience behind them. (left) — Capt. Joe Araujo. Record Somerville Opponent 1 North Quincy 3 0 Quincy 4 1 RindgeTech 2 2 Newton J.V. 0 2 North Quincy 1 0 Medford 4 3 Stoneham 2 1 Salem 3 0 Medford 4 1 . Tufts J.V. 13 2 Newton 4 5 Salem 2 Harriers top Chelsea, but lose to Revere (far left) Coach Vin Cronin and Captain-elect Tom Joyce. Captain Robert Bergman and Assistant Coach Kevin O'Malley With the loss, by gradua- tion, of the top-flight members of last years' very successful team, the 71-72 season appeared to be a build-up year. But contrary to expectations, the Cross-Country team ended the season with the Championship of the Greater Boston League. Captain Robert Bergman, Thomas Joyce, Dan Foley, Kevin Crotty, Phil Giam- pa, John Marque, John Thompson, and David Hilburn were the leading runners of the 40 man squad. CROSS-COUNTRY TRACK TEAM Record Opponent 23 Malden Somerville 33 30 Quincy 25 16 North Quincy 46 16 Everett 47 32 Medford 23 16 Chelsea 47 29 Revere 26 High.dnder cross «.oi.nt-v •earn completed the regutai reason with a 4-3 record last week as Somerville High defeated Chelsea. 16 47, but lost the final dual meet to Revere. 26 • 29. Highlander junior Tom Boyce finished first in the meet with Revere with a time of 12:54, followed by Capt. Bob Bergmann, Dan Foley, Dave Thompson and Dave Hilbcrn. At the conclusion of the meet. Greater Boston League officials awarded prizes to Bergmann. Joyce, Folev and Kevin Crotty io ku. who receiver! the Bust Runner” award for Son.ei.die. wj elected captum of next year's jquad. T n i s season the Highlanders defeated Malden. North Qumcy, Everett and Chelsea, and were oeaten by Quincy. Medford and Revere. Kevin O Malley is the assistant coach to Cronin. (second from left): Co-Captains Mike Joyce and frank Beebe Opponent Record Somerville 68 Needham 18 35 Arlington 51 35 Randolph 51 34 Quincy 52 39 Rindge Tech 47 33 North Quincy 53 1 N T D R O A O C R K Seventy-five boys report- ed for track training pur- poses. The outstanding members were: Seniors: Co-Captain Frank Beebe — shotput Robert Bergman — mile, 2-mile Brian Errante — hurdler, high jump Robert Hannon — 300 yd. Co-Captain Mike Joyce — relay, dash Ken Runion — shotput Ralph Sillari — 300, dash, relay Jay Quinlan —1000 Juniors: Mike Adams — shotput, 100 Sal Alfrieri — mile Orville Atkins — 600 yd. Harry Dangora — 300, re- lay Paul DesRosuis — high jump Dan Foley — mile, 100 Neil Jordan — hurdler Tom Joyce — mile, 2-mile Jimmy Leonard — 300 Ed Luongo — high jump Phil Santoro — dash Darnley Selman — 600, relay Sophomores: William Hough — dash Robert Marks — 600 105 HOCKEY (second from I.): Captain jay Hart Players' Records Goalkeepers' Records GPI MP OSOG TS GA SO AVE Hodgkins 10 342 261 226 35 0 3.50 Delisia 2 54 35 33 2 1 1.00 •'I W� . « T m GPI — Games Played In; G — Goals; A — Assists; TP — Total Points; PIM — Penalties In Min.; MP — Minutes Played; OSOG — Opp. Shots on Goals; TS — Total Saves; SO — Shutouts; AVE. — Average Team Record Somerville Opponent 2 ...........Everett..........................3 '2 ...........Revere...........................5 3 ............Medford..........................2 3 Malden...........................5 2 Quincy..........................1 4 ...........Chelsea..........................2 3 North Quincy 3 3 ............Everett..........................4 3 ............Revere...........................4 0 ............Medford..........................8 5 ...........Malden...........................0 0 ............Quincy ..........................3 8 Chelsea.........................1 5 ............North Quincv ....................2 (Players' and Goalkeepers’ Records as of Ian. 22: Team Record as of Felt 2) SHS BASKETBALL Record (as of February 8) Somerville Opponent 67 Chelsea 44 84 . Cambridge Latin 64 62 Malden 41 41 North Quincy 55 58 Everett 63 63 Revere 58 61 Waltham 60 68 Quincy 65 25 Chelsea 7 59 Medford 52 45 North Quincy 47 62 Everett 60 a class history: sophomore year junior year The class of 72 returned to the school on the hill. Same old school, same old How do they expect us to read these schedules? The bell charge!!! October the moderate dress code obtained in Sophomore year was in effect — What are you doing with pants on? Go see the building master, NOW!!! Look out the window, Listen Picketts, Police. The dress code will be abolished. What's assembly schedule? Let's hear it for the navy band?! Senator Kennedy, coming here? saw him, I saw him Make my yoyo sleep sure what's that? clickers? February it's cold. It snows inside. No heat everyone in the auditorium. We want heat!!! We want heat!!! Back to class. A fire drill no coat outside city hall. It's a little warmer. Open campus first and sixth. Sleep or Mini Courses?!? The Tech! We're number one! We're number one! S-O-M-E-R-V-l-L-L- E Victory!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Our Junior Concert — J. Ceils. Sit on the floor with dungarees and Micky Mouse shirts later let loose. Ecology — chain your bike to the fence. Paint the caf Jolly Green Giant elephants Donald Duck flags!!! Paint the Jl rooms Vote for 4 reps to attend School Committee Meetings. Meet ya at the sub shop PEACE!!!!!!! senior year Every year they came, all wearing their shiny new shoes, but that year it was different, we came, the class of 72 !!! Hi there, haven't seen you since Think you're gonna miss double sessions? The bell Charge!!! Darn, how do they expect us to read these schedules, and where is room 27? Five minutes to get from the basement to the third floor!!! What's assembly schedule? I'd like to welcome the sophomore class to Somerville High. All of you won't be here in three years; some will move, some will leave, and some We get out Wednesdays at 1:30 because of what? Self-Evaluation — next joke!!! School will be dismissed at the end of 5th period today due to the hurricane. Hurricane — look at it pour — on me — the bus will nev- er come! Let's hear it for the Navy Band!!! A Junior Concert with Eagles? Oh, Eagle. Everyone take a seat on the gym floor — listen to the loud music and watch the lights flash. The Tech! We're number one — we're number one — S-O-M-E- r-V-I-L-L-E S-O-M- Summer's gone turned into September. School looks different — shiny new doors, but How do they expect us to read these schedules? Thebell charge!!! Health?!?!?!? On this paper you'll write your name as you want it to appear on your DIPLOMA! A rally Assembly schedule yell!! yell!! The prize goes to home- rooms At the slave auction he bought who, her, for 14 dollars?! Senator Kennedy is back. I saw him I saw him! On no, not anoth- er smiley button!!! Order your class ring? No, cause you spent all your money at the sub shop! OK, meet ya there 4th. A new auditorium no one can use it ? and the sand slowly slides to the other end of the hourglass by Marie Macone 110 clubs and activities I'd like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony And then we'd all have peace on earth for everyone to see A Holiday Sing-along with Mr. Nunziato I'd like to build the world a home and furnish it with love Grow apple trees and honey bees and snow-white turtle doves It's the real thing in the back of your mind What you're hoping to find is the real thing Mr. Nunziato and Mr. Coyne .. . and the SHS Glee Club National Honor Society Key Club Teen Citizens Administration — Advisor Mr. Gerard Donahoe Math Club Library Assistants M r Louis DeAngelis PORTUGUESE CLUB ABRAXAS STAFF SKI CLUB nB7 MtJMfer STUDENT COUNCIL Officers (I. to r.): Rcc. Sec. Cail Ryan, Vice-President Suzzelte Cucnette. President foanne Vaccaro. Treasurer Richie lovine, Corresponding Sec. Paula Rancatote. SOMERVIUE' Pres, loanne Vaccaro Treas. Richie lovine and S.C. Advisor Mr. Tarello. Activities sponsored by Student Council: 3 n c. YEARBOOK STAFF Linda Visco Maria Sousa eanetie janian Louie Longo and Paula Rancatore Kitty Murphy Marie Macone Mr. Charles Cook — Advisor Ch'eri Seabrook Joanne Pasquale and Bmce Robinson I Doitie Jussaume 1 ?6 Advisor Mrs. Marshall. AARONIAN, KAREN. P. 30: 65 Puritan Rd., Dec. 15 P: Rainy days and Mondays Have a happy A: SHS Chorus 1,2,3; Girls' Chorus 1,2; A Cap- pella Choir, 1,2,3; Drama Club 1; Bank 1; Homeroom Treasurer 3. AGLIATA, ANGELA. 416 Medford St. , Nov. 22. ALBURY, SANDRA. P. 71: 13 Clyde St., Feb 2 P:Bcing late for school M: Junior Homeroom 24. ALFIERI, DONNA. 26 Cordon St., July 14. ALLEN, PATRICIA Y. P. 69: 423 Med- ford St., June 6 P:Tcachcrs! Vhat do I know? A: Glee Club 1,2,3. ALOSSO, MARY A. P. SI: 7 Central St., April 10 P: Having to say goodbye to my friends M:Foods I Jr. Year Miss Almouri. ALEXOPOLOUS, JEANNE. P. 67: 795 Somerville Ave. , Nov. 9 P:Ignorant Customcrs MAVinter of 71 A: Tri Hi Y 2,3. ALEXANDER, JOHN. P. 35: 146 Albion St., Aug. 30 P:Conceited People M:Gcrmany 1971 A; Ecology Club, Ski Club, D.E.C.A. ALTIER1, NICHOLAS H. 30 Walnut St., Sept. 6 P:Sceing the Boston Bruins lose Bunches . AMARA, LINDA. P. 20: 220 Summer St., April 5 P:Fire Alarm M:First Ski Trip A: Ski Club 3, G. A. A. 1. ANDERSON, DONALD E. 163 Willow Ave., July 16. ANDERSON, DONALD F. 1 Cleveland St., June 19. AQUILINO, CARMINET. P. 50: 49 Clyde St. , Nov. 25 P:Don saying - Alright what's wrong now M:Maric A: Key Club. ARAUJO, JOSEPH. P. 72: 131 W. Adams St., April 13 P:Collcgc Boards Fantastic! You should have seen it! National Honor Society 2,3; Soccer 1, 2, Captain 3; Ecology Club 3; Portu- guese Club 3. ARDACNA, DIANE. P. 22: 20 Hamilton Rd., July 5 P:Busride to school in the moming M:Ski Weekend 1972 A: Latin Club 1; Portia 1; Student Council 2; Ski Club 3; Crafts Club 3. ARENELLA, LINDA. P. 64: 23 Albion St. , Oct. 17 P:JuniorYear M:May 15, 1970. BABINEAU, PATRICIA A. P. 54: 16 Putnam St. , Oct. 7 P:Scnior English Have a happy A: Student Council 2, 3; Girls Chorus 2,3; Som. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Secretary 3; G. A. A. 1. Directory BACCI, JOHN M. 68 Linx St., May 19. BARBERA, JOHN C. P. 52: 40 Darth- mouth St., March 14 P:Getting up in the morning AMP'. BARKER, DAVID. 58 Holyoke St., Sept. 24. BARKER, KENNETH G. 110 Central St., July 13 P: Homework M:The Tech Tourney Jr. Year A: Music Theory 1,2; Ski Club 2,3; Band 1. BARNETT, MARY ELIZABETH. P. 53: 3 Nashua St., Nov. 5 M:Jan. 30, 1969. BARTLETT, LARRY. P. 25: 43 Central Rd., Sept. 9 P:Not enough time to cat lunch Try it you'll like it A: Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Student Council 3; Track 2,3; Latin Club 1,2. BASSETT, CAROL. P. 21: 48 Cherry St. , Dec. 9 P:Bcing late, school lunches, typing M:School dances; Mr. Qunilan's class. BEARS, RUSSELL. P. 20: 223 Pearl St., Oct. 7 P:Need for corridor permits! Do it now. . .while you can! ! A: Math Club 1; Ski Club 3. BEATTIE, ROBERT J. P. 39: 15 Foun- tain Ave. , Jan. 30 P:Too many sub- jects in a year M:Skipping out. BECKWITH, JOHN. P. 37: 1255 Broad- way, July 8 P:Homework and being aggravatcd M:Accounting 2,3; English2. BEEBE, FRANK R. P. 28: 40 Crescent St. , May 19 P:Doing defensive drills in basketball M:Baskctball G track teams and Coaches A: Cross Country 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Indoor Track 2,3; Outdoor Track 2,3; Student Council 3; Glee Club; SHS Chorus. BEECHER, PATRICIA A. P. 31: 11 Spencer Ave., Sept. 1 P:Crowds, time limits, and authority M:July 23, 1969 A: D.E.C.A. BELL, WENDY. P. 70: 74 Newbury St., Oct. 16 P:Pen running out during a big test. Eat your heart out. A: Drama Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; Student. BEN I NAT I, CAROL. P. 59: 51 Elmwood St. , Dec. 19 P:Not having Open Campus Senior year M:Foods I Junior year. BENNETT, PATRICIA A. P. 22: 54 Lowdcn Ave. , Sept. 24 P:Study halls M:January 1971 A: Portia 1; Art Club, Secretary 3; SHS Chorus 1; A Cappclla Choir 1. BENOIT, DANIEL J. P. 72: 15 Bay State Ave. , May 3 P:People who arc plastic M:Emily and Grandma, Health Room. BENSON, JOSEPH. 31 Wigglesworth St., Jan. 2. BERGMANN, ROBERT J. 620 Mystic Ave., Nov. 14 P:Gcomctry Sophomore year M:Latin 2 Sophomore year A: Track, 1,2,3; Cross Country; Indoor and Outdoor Track. BINGEL, JAMES ANTHONY. P. 68: 58 Meacham Rd., Oct. 2S P:Paying class ducs M:First year of Chefs' course. BISHOP, LYDIA. 32 Farragut Ave., March 8. BLUTE, JOANNE. P. 34: 51 Partridge Ave., Feb. 1 P:Jr. Clerical; a person without feelings M:April 21, 1969. BOLIVER, DELORES. P. 38: 18 Summit St., April 27 P:Study hall Don't knock it, till you've tried it. A: Art Club 2, President 3. BORSINI, RICHARD J. 54 Warwick St. , April 22. BORTONE, SUSAN. P. 42: 26 Haw- thorne St. , Nov. 19 P:Transcription classes M:March 16, 1970. BOSARI, LORRIE. P. 37: 73 Derby St., Dec. 6 P:Gym classcs M:Sneaking a smoke. BOSARI, SHARON M. P. 28: 73 Derby St., Jan. 6 P:Rainy days, snobbish people A trusted friend is a true friend. A: Glee Club; Girls Choir; A Cappclla Choir; Somerville Tri-Hi-Y. BOSSI, JOSEPH. P. 69: 29 Chetwynd Rd. P:Physics Homework M:Physics I class A: Latin Club 1. BOTTARI, MARYANN. 15 Knapp St. Feb. 8 P:The corridors after 4th period M:Junior English 4th. BOUZAN, RICHARD F. 51 Cedar St., Jan. 3. BOWIE, PAULA J. P. 29: 31 Everett Ave., Aug. 30 P:Vietnam War M: March 6, 1971. A: Ski Club 1. BRADFORD, ANNA. P. 19: 35 Cordon St., July 31 P:Senior English teacher M:Senior English class. BRADY, PATRICK. 41 Stone Ave., March 20. BROWN, JAMES. P. 67: 335R Wash- ington St., Sept. 27 We like Rm. 106. BROWNE, RUTH. P. 23: 268 Powder House Blvd., April 30 P:Stenography Lab I wish the bell would ring. BUCCA, CATHERINE ANN. P. 28: 81 Alpine St., July 21 M:Happy Senior year with PD 8-9-71 A friend is some- one who likes you. A: President Na- tional Honor Society; Jr. Class Treasur- er; Student Council 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3; Open Campus Committee 2,3; Stu- dent Faculty' Advisory Board; Latin Club I; Portia 1; Ski Club 3; Project Star 1; Pom Pom Girl 2; SHS Glee Club 1,2,3; Girls Glee Club 1,2; A Cappclla 2, 3; Honor Guard 1,2. 127 BUDA, VANESSA . 36 Boston Ave., Nov. 8 P:Insulting People M:Summer of '71. BUDREWICZ, MARYANN. 18 Magnus Ave., Scpt. 6 P:Teachers having no control of classes. Aim high; success will come. BURGESS, KAREN. P. 20: 112 Wood- stock St. , Feb. 16 P:Staying after school M:Junior English class 329. BURGETT, RAYMOND. 15 Aldrich St., July 9 P:Girls in front of me who walk slow. M:Side steps on School St. side of SHS. BURPEE, WILLIAM. P. 59: 304 Beacon St. , Jan. 27 P:Class dues M:Dropping of dress code. BUTTS, PATRICIA A. P. 45: 13 Bart- lett St., March 29 P:Getting up for school M:CYO Ski Trip, February 22, 1969 A: Ski Club. CALIA, MARY. P. 43: 111 Belmont St., May 23 P:Unregulated Heat Time is money. A: G. A. A. 1; Year- book Staff 3; National Honor Society 3; Homeroom Rep. 3. CALLAHAN, ROBERT. 1370 Broadway, Feb. 19. CALLAHAN, STEPHEN. P. 48: 52 More- land St., Nov. 7 P:Finals, not having my car M:History 347; New Year's Eve; Junior Concert. CAMELIO, MARIO. P. 26: 143 Shore Drive, Feb. 2S P:Stay after in Room 305 I served my time. A: Ecology Club. CAMPBELL, CAROL. P. 54: 14 Carlton St., June 28 P: Biology teacher's 'Boooo' . Love makes the world go around. A: Somerville Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer 2, President 3. CAMPBELL, RICHARD. 38 Browning Rd., July o. CAMPO, DENISE. P. 39: 149 Powder House Blvd., Feb. 26 P:Insects M:MY summer in Italy. A: Drama Club 2, Secretary 3; Ski Club 2. CANDELINO, ROBERT. 52 Park St. , July 28. CAPOTOSTO, ANTHONY. 79 Marshall St., Oct. 11. CAREY, KATHLEEN. P. 28: 10 Loring St. , March 14 P:Pcople that push you M:Jr. year, Mrs. Hrubi's English 5th. CARTER, LINDA. 7 Alston St., Nov. 1. CARTOLANO, CHRISTINE. P. 76: 5 Clifton St., Jan. 11 P:Doing homework on a hot day M:Happiness is being together. CARTOLANO, ROSEMARY. P. 31:5 Clifton St. , Oct. 4 P:Making up time after school M:Being with nice people. CARUSO, SALVATORE. P. 55: 93 Flint St., July 31 P:.Wr. Chiozzi's Consumer Economics class The National Anthem . CARVALHO, MARIA C . P. 47: 80 Elm St., Dec. 8 P:Math M:Junior year A: G.A.A. 1; Ecology Club Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3; Portuguese Club, Pres- ident 3; French Club Secretary-Treasur- er 3; Homeroom Rep. 2; Honor Guard 2. CARVALHO, OSVALDA. P. 35: 28 Whitman St., Nov. 30 P:History and tests M:Rallics A: Ecology’ Club 2. CASCIO, RICHARD. P. 54: 20 Lake St. P:Foolish school niles Lifc is Hell; death is release. A: Band 2,3; Ski Club 2,3. CASPARIELLO, ERNESTINE. P. 50: 57 Claredon Avc. , Feb. 11 P:MonotOnous English classes A:Ski Club 1,2,3; Art Club 1. CASSIDY, JAMES. 6 River Rd., Oct. 16. CASSIDY, ROBERT. 166 Highland Ave., Jan. 12 P:Standing in line Sock it to me! CATALDO, CAROLYN. P. 75: 374 Broadway’, April 16 P:Tcsts I've got to get out of this place?! CAVICCHIO, PAMELA. 54 Sargent Ave., April 12 P:Teachers who give homework Love the one you're with. A: Somerville Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. CECCA, DONALD. P. 39: 48 High St., Aug. 27 P:Lunches, homework, stay- ing after M:Sophomore year - World Cultures, French. A: Key Club 2,3. CESVETTE, LEONI E. P. 52: 34 High- land Ave., June 13 P:Bruins hockey Faith can move mountains. CHALOUX, CAROLE. P. 70: 20 Mem- orial Rd., Aug. 16 P:Getting squished in the corridors Life is what you make it. CHEEVER, ELAINE. P. 49: 16 Dresden Circle, Nov. 14 P:Two-faccd people M:Summer of '70-71, the Cape. CHICARELLO, ROBERT. P. 34: 171 Tremont St., Sept. 4 P:Sliding up Vinal Ave. in the winter 'Tvc only’ just begun. CHRISTO, ANGELO. P. 62: 93 Ossipee Rd., Feb. 15 P: The way the school is run. M:Mccting Linda Clancey. CIARDI, JOHN. P. 71: 3 Everett Ave., June 30 It was just too much. A: Ski Club 3; Key Club 2, President 3; Student Rep; Student Council 3. C1DADO, DAVID A. 153 Powder House Blvd., April 10 P:Mr. Donahoe's US History class M:Tracking and showing. CIRRONE, STEVEN. P. 23: 7 Scwall St. , Oct. 2 P:Miss O'Brien's office M:Novcmber 1, 1971. CLANCEY, LINDA. P. 63: 2 Dow St., 128 April 24 P:Male chauvinists .M:Meeting Angelo Christo. CODY, ROBERT. 168 Willow Avc., Oct. 16. COFORD, JAMES . 43 Dartmouth St., April 20. COIRO, RONALD. P. 81: 115 Hudson St., March 6 P:SHS M:Roxic. COLANTONIO, FRANCIS. 21 Jackson Rd., Oct. 1. COLEMAN, MICHAEL. 37 Oak St. , Jan. 7. COLLEAMENO, ELAINE. P. 21: 50 Mansfield St., Feb. 1 P:Sophomore year June 1971 M:Washington D.C. COLLINS, RICHARD. 17 Francesca Avc., April 23. COLLINS, SHARON. P. 47: 32 Calvin St. , Feb 19 P:Monday mornings M: The Tech A: Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. CONLEY, LEONARD. 1366 Broadway, May 20 P:Bcing awakened during class. CONNELLY, ELIZABETH. P. 32: 24 Moreland St., Oct. 12 P:Getting up in the morning M:Europe and Washington A: Ski Club 1,2,3; Executive Board 3. CONROD, LORETTA. P. 37: 58 War- wick St., Jan. 20 P:Being on the out- side looking in! M:Washington D.C. June 1971 A: Junior Representative. COOKSON, KATHERINE. P. 77: 11 Tower Ct., May 13 P:Homcwork given on weekends M:Room 209 and Room 106. COOPER, RICHARD. 48 Memorial Rd., Aug. 2. CORLETO, JO-ANN. 34 Sargent Avc., Jan. 26 P:Homework M:July 27, '70; Aug. 16, '70; Sept. 8, '71. CORRICELLI, JOSEPH. 19 Puritan Rd., June 17. COULOMBE, JOSEPH. P. 69: 25 Mont- rose St., May 10 P:Going to English Class I'm late again. COYTELLO, WILLIAM. 38 Oliver St., Aug. 17. COYHNO, MICHAEL. 66 Adams St., Feb. 8 P:Frcnch tcachers M:English in 325 Jr. year. A: SHS Chorus 1,2; Boy's Chorus 1,2; Drama Club 1; Hockey 2; Data Processing 1,2,3; Y. R.C. 1. COYLE, MIKE. P. 61: 76 Berkeley St., Oct. 16 P:Long classes and dull teach- ers M:Days off from SHS A: D.E.C.A. CRAWFORD, PATRICIA. P. 60: 154 Albion St. , March 15. P:Liars M: Mike and Patty, September 25, 1970. CREMIN, ANNE. 35A Memorial Rd., April 9. CRONIN, RUTH. P. 62: 10 Calvin St., Oct. 5 P:Economics M:Mr. Collier's English class Jr. year A: Pep Squad 2. CRUGNALE, NINO. 98 Electric Avc., March 22 P:Dcmore That's bad. CUCINOTTA, MARIE. P. 60: 21 Win- ter St., March 25 PrStaying after school M:Tech Toumies. A: Ski Club 2. CUFF, KATHLEEN M. P. 35: 50 Preston Rd. , March 23 P:Pcople who use other people M:Crafts I black paint ex- plosion. A: Student Council 2,3; Somerville Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. CUNNINGHAM, DENNIS. P. 62: 24 Ellington Rd., Jan. 13 P:Crugnale M: South Carolina. CUNNINGHAM, JUNE. P. 45: 184 North St., May 4 P:Being asked my pet pccvc There can be no peace with cynicism. A: SHS Chorus, Girls' Chorus, A Cappclla Choir 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; Drama Club 1,2; Youth Recre- ation Chorus 1,2,3; Ed. Handbook for New Students 2; Community Ambassa- dor 1971; National Honor Society 2,3; Homeroom Treasurer 3. CURRIER, YVONNE. 580 Mystic Ave., Oct. 21. D'AGRESTA, PAUL. P. 32: 20 Hall St., April 21 P:Getting up for school in the morning M:Ski weekend January 29-31. 1971 A: Ski Club 2,3; Football 2,3; Band 1,2,3. D'AMBROSIO, SYLVIA. P. 69: 33 Mad- ison St. , Nov. 26 P:Dr. Burns' 3rd period clas$ M:Friends and football games A: Pep Squad 2. D'ANGELO, SUSAN. 17 Simpson Ave., Sept. 27 P:Building Master Yes, I presume so. DaROSA, MARIA. P. 58: 9 Wesley St., Sept. 25 P:Climbing stairs in the morning Oh ya! DAVIDSON, ELEANOR. 46 Pitman St., Sept. 14. DcINNOCENTIS. P. 60: 158 Central St., June 28 P:Authority Owls know. A: Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Young Social Workers 1,2; Student Council 2. DELLACAVA, NANCY. 73 Lexington Avc. , June 8 P:Study Room 151 M: Boston Gardens October 25, 1969. DELLORUSSO, LINDA. 8A Cross St. PI., July 10. DELORFANO, LOUIS. 12 Wheatland St., Feb. 24. DeMARTINIS, RAMONA. P. 51: 9A Ashland St. , July 3 P:Reporting at 2:30 M:J Ceils night A: Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3; Young Social Workers 1,2. DcMORE, VINCENT. 43 Packard Ave., Jan. P:Cunningham M:Davcs A: Band. St., Sept. 22 P:Pcople who cannot be themselvcs M:October 31, 1969 Tent Macgrcgor Pk. DENSMORE, CHRIS. 81 Boston Ave., May 31 P:Authority M:Mr. DeMarco's trip to Washington. DEPPE, BEATRIZ. 88 Beacon St., May 20 A: Portuguese Club 3. DeROSA, RONALD. P. 48: 217 Cedar St., May 8 P:Gctting up mornings. DcROSE, MARY. P. 42: 172 North St., Aug. 25 P:Room 231 typing Jr. year Does it help when I say I love you? A: Drama Club 1; Y. R.C. 1; Data Pro- cessing 2,3. DcSTEFANO, DEBRA. P. 27: 28 Vinal Ave., Feb. 9 P:Tall people who look down on short people. M:Walking home from the Tech '71 A: Student Council 1,2,3; Somerville Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2. DcSTEFANO, PAUL. P. 29: 22 Ossipcc Rd., Dec. 21 P:Going to first period my Sr. ycar M:August 9, 1971 A: Bas- ketball 1; Cross Country 1; Baseball 1, 2,3; Hockey Manager 2,3; Student Council 3; Ski Club 3. DEVEAU, DENISE. 18 Cambria St. , July 10 P:Work after school. Love for everyone. DEVEAU, MICHELE. P. 52: 18 Cambria St., July 23 P:People who think they arc something M:Engli$h classes, Mr. Moriarty's 324. DEVEREAUX, MICHAEL. P. 68: P: Archie Bunker typcs Quality not quan- tity. A: Latin Club 2. DeYOUNG, GEORGE. P. 18: 31 Hudson St., June 24 P:Miss Bullen M:My Eng- lish class 324 A: Football 1,2,3. DiBENEDETTO, ANTONETTA. P. 42: 2 Ossipcc Rd., July I P:Broken dates M: Going to the Tech Tournament A: Ski Club 2. DiCECCA, JOHN. 14 Allen St., April 15. DICKSON, CHARLES. 20 Ames St., Sept. 26. DiGIUSEPPE, LINDA. P. 41: 156 Powder House Blvd., March 27 P:Wearing a dress to school Love it or leave it. A: French Club 2. DiGREGORIO, CAROL. P. 56: 82 Lex- ington Ave., July 3 P:Getting up for school M:March 18, 1970 A: J.V. Cheerleader 1; Co.Capt Majorettes 2, Capt. 3; Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, President 3; Student Council 2,3; Medi- cal Social Workers 1. DiGUARDIA, ROBERT. P. 51: 201 Pearl St., April 22 P:Dirty rugs and vacuum cleaners M:.Mary and rm. one and work! ! A: SHS Chorus 1,2,3; Boys' Chorus 1,2,3; A Cappella Choir 3; Data Processing 2,3. DIMARTINO, RITA. P. 49: 31 Elm- wood St., July 11 P:Having to work a 129 full week at USH M:107-B G Mrs. Hrubi A: Young Social Workers 1; Latin Club 1,2; Art Club 1; Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Chaplin 3; Crafts Club 3; Somerville Teens' Club 3; Student Council 3. DIMASI, MARY A. 320 Lowell St., Nov. 19. P. 72. DI MERCURIO, VITO. 56 Clarendon Ave., May 11 P. 32. DINISCO, STEVE. P. 61: 45 Chctwynd Rd., March 17 Hot dumper! A: Latin Club 1,2. DiNUCCI, PAMELA. P. 30: 11 Cross St. PI. Feb. I P:Monday mornings M: December 1, 1969 A: G.A.A. 1. DiPIETRO, JOSEPH. P. 20: 38 Scwall St., Nov. 30 P:Monday mornings M: March 17, 1970 A: Student Council 1; Italian Club 1; Ski Club 2,3; Key Club 2, Treasurer 3. DiPIRRO, NICHOLAS. P. 20: 6 Wheeler St., Nov. 5 P:Losing; working on weekends. M:Elaine of Newton; the Beatles. DiRUSSO, PATRICIA. P. 74 : 65 Put- nam Rd., Aug. 1. DiSARCINA, LINDA. P. 28: 1013 Broadway, Jan 25 P:Teeth grinders M: Talking with my buddies. A: Medical Social Workers 1; Student Council 3; Girls Chorus 2; Latin Club 1,2; Middle- sex Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Somerville Teens Club 3; Crafts Club 3; Art Club 1. DiSCHINO, MARIA. P. 36: 17 1 2 Lin- den St. , April 21 P:Wa!king to school I can't wait till this period is over. DiSCHINO, ROSA. P. 37: 17 1 2 Lin- den St., May 9 P:Getting up in the moming M:Changes in Somerville High. DiSILVA, THOMAS. P. 43: 2 Gilson Terr. , June 19 M:'71 Tech A: Indoor Track 2,3; Outdoor Track 2,3; Latin Club 1. DiSTASIO, CHARLEEN A. P. 51: 186 School St., Aug. 13 P:Climbing School St. M:’70-'71 friends A: Ski Club 1. DOHERTY, SUZANNE. P. 49: 35 Simp- son Ave. May 19 P:Bcing called Big Red M:Mondays in Kenny's fiberglass bathtub A: G.A.A. 1,2; Ski Club 2, 3; Crafts Club Treasurer 3; Yearbook 3. DOMINGS, PAULINE CATHERINE. P. 35: 21 Morton St., Oct. 27 P:Dirty Prince M:Octobcr 18, 1970. DONAHUE, MICHAEL. P. 22: 220 Summer St. , Feb. 14 P:Monday mornings M:Thc '71 Tech A: Boys' Chorus 2,3; SHS Chorus 2,3; A Cappella Choir 3. DONOVAN, MARY. P. 73: 88 Holland St., Aug. 30 P:Inconsistant people M: September 15. DONOVAN, THOMAS. 314 Washington St., Feb. 8 P:Thc system is a big drag. DENNEHY, PAULA. P. 27:44 Moreland DOR ANT, JOSEPH. P. 34: 27 Everett Ave., April 22 P:Not getting complete Open Campus M:Tech Tourney of 1971 A: Ski Club 1,2,3; Key Club 3. dos REIS, MARIE. P. 61: 70 Cameron Ave., Feb. 10 P:Conceited people M: Junior study 5th row 1st seat A: Ecology Club 1,2,3. DOWNING, CHERYLE. P. 36:213 Richdale Ave., Feb. 18 P:Homeroom pcriods M: 71 Tech A: Ski Club 2,3. DOYLE, VIRGINIA. P. 46: 81 Hinckley St., Oct. 6 P: Vise old teachers To each his own. A: Data Processing 1, 2,3. DRALLIOS, ANN. P. 64: 19 Teele Ave., Nov. 24 M:May 30, 1971 A: Greek Club 1; Ski Club 2. DRISCOLL, DANIEL J. 55 Grant St., May 13 P:Taking mid-tcrms Nevcr say you can't. DRISCOLL, LINDA P. 18: 43 Mt. Pleas- ant St., Nov. 23 PrBig mouths M: Mario 7 27 70; Diane and Kathy. A: Tri-Hi-Y 1,3. DUFFY, KENNETH. 110 West Quincy, May 25 P:Girls wearing pants M:Girls A: Football. DUNNIGAN, DEBBY. P. 48: 1366 Broadway, Feb. 22 Pilnconsideratc people M:October 18, 1969 A: D.E.C.A. DURHAM, DENNIS. 109 Glen St., May 13 P:Lunchcs M:Tcch Tourney. DUSEVITCH, DONNA A. P. 34: 139a Jacques St., March 13 P:Building Mas- ter; Health Ed. M:March 21, 1971 A: G.A.A. 1,2. ELDRIDCE, MICHAEL. P. 37: 15 Aid- rich St. , March 7. ELIAS, ROBERT. 49 Thurston St., Oct 2. ELLIOTT, JAMES. P. 25: 59 Putnam St. , April 5 P:Hcalth Ed. and English Teachers Miserable, worthless, good- for-nothing! ENDICOTT, CHERYL. P. 57: 52 Pres- cott St. , Aug. 29 P:Racism; English; Gym M:Tcch Tourney; Rm. 32 A: G.A.A. 1,2; Ski Club, D.E.C.A. ERRANTE, BRIAN. 1006 Broadway, Dec. 2. ESKHOLME, VALERIE. 215 Washington St., Sept. 10. EVANS, SUSAN. P. 26: 34 Indiana Ave., Dec. 10 P:Going up the down staircases M:Junc 12, 1971 A: Home- room Rep. 2; Honor Guard 2. FABIANO, ELLEN J. P. 49: 74 Elm St., Sept. 22 P: lale chauvinism? M:Days and nites of DEM A: Young Social Workers 1,2; Student Council 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. FAULHEFER, SUSAN. P. 31: 234 School St., May 27 P:Over-crowded lunch- room M:Student teachers A: Drama Club 1; Yearbook 2. FELTCH, PAMELA. P. 42: 156 School St., Aug. 22 P:Soggy lunches M:The Prom of '71. FERDINAND, TED. P. 35: 400 Medford St., Aug. 5 P:Junior English M:Sopho- more, Junior, Senior Classes A:Mcdi- cal Social Workers 1. FERNANDES, JANEY. P. 72: 26 Dana St., May 3 P:English Lovc is a kick in the head. A: Young Social Work- ers, Treasurer 1. FERRANTE, KENNETH. 253 Summer St. , Jan. 16. FERRANTI, MARIANNE. P. 53: 9 Fen- nell St. , Oct. 12 M:Lynn Woods Reser- vation-Dynamite! !! A: Medical Social Workers 1. FERREIRA, DONNA. P. 69: 1 Avon St., Feb. 12 P:Fcmalc Boston Politi- cian M:Washington D. C. trip. FERREIRA, KEITH. P. 75: 38 Berkeley St., April 24. FIORE, LISA. P. 64: 51 Cherry St., Nov. 8 If a small word that means a lot.. A: Drama Club 1, Vice-Presi- dent 2,3. FITZPATRICK, DEBBIE. P. 53: 31 Franklin Ave., March 10 P:Snobby and conceited people M:Thc Ski Weekend; Junior year. A: Ski Club. FOLEY, BARBARA. P. 40: 267 Alewife Brook Parkway, July 20 P:Podium in 350 M:Drama Festival 1970 A: Nation- al Honor Society 2,3; Drama Club 1,2, Corr. Secretary 3; Young Social Work- ers, Treasurer 1; Latin Club 1. FOSTER, MIKE. P. 65: 40 Lexington Ave. , April 3 P:Short girls with brown eyes M:Tcch Tourney Final 1971 53-50 A: Basketball 2, co-capt. 3; Track; Soccer; Boys' Chorus; SHS Chorus; Y.R.C.; Yearbook Staff. FOX, JEAN. P. 24 : 20 Fellsway West, March 30 P:Homework M:Walking to school on cold days. FOURNIER, STEVEN. 60 Vernon St., June 10. FRANCUCCI, CUILIO. 314 McGrath Hwy., Nov. 5. FRAZEE, KIM. P. 58: 24 Francesca Ave., July 26 A: Order of DcMolay. FRENCH, MAL. P. 50: 37 Century St., Feb. 15 P:Broken typcwritcrs M:Choc- olate milk and a donut. FRITSCHY, KAREN. 23 Ashland St., Aug. 8. FUCILE, DONNA. P. 41: 131 Mon-ison Ave., Jan. 26 P:Prejudiced people A good friend is a treasure. A: Ski Club 2; Italian Club 2. FU STOLO, ANTOINETTE. P. 52: 99 Heath St. , March 20 P:Staying home on Friday nights M:Mcctings in 307; Greek Church Hall A: Ski Club 2, 3; Camera Club, Treasurer 3. FYFE, JAYNE. P. 42: 9 Knapp St., Nov. 20 P:Going to work after school Happiness remembers what loneliness forgets. A: Student Council 1,2; Pom Pom Girl 2. GALE, ROBERT. 117 Hudson St., May 15. GALLINARO, FLORENCE R. P. 44: 52 Whitman St., July 20 P:Chewing alu- minum foil M:Summcr '71, the Paguro Club in Italy A: Art Club; Crafts Club; Drama Club; Y. R.C. CASPAR, MARTINHO. P. 20: 119 Glenwood Rd., Nov. 11 P:Vcry simple. very easy if you try it Always look on the bright side A: Portuguese Club; Soccer 1. GAUDET, MARCEL. 319 Washington St., April 1. GAUDETTE, KIM. 233 Cedar St., Dec. 15. GAUDETTE, WILLIAM. 233 Cedar St., Jan. 16. GEMELLARO, LORRAINE AL. P. 55: 9 Autumn St., June 13 P:Homework G Guys with shag haircuts M:2:30 Dismis- sal G Denise Al G Sue. GENTILE, MICHAEL A. P. 32: 25 Mac- Arthur St. , June 30 P:French teachers You can either pass or flunk!! A: Key Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Homeroom Rep. 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3. GEORGE, DONNA. P. 52: 12 Craigic St., May 28 P:Staying after school M: Summers of '69 and '70. GERANEO, RONALD. P. 76: 37 Magnus Ave. , Sept. 16 P:Thc leaving of Maz- zerini M:That was the night November 3, 1971. A: SHS Key Club, Secretary 1. GIAMPA, ROBERT. P. 23: 14 Ames St., March 4 P:Failure notices M:Re- member Mazz Junior Room 127. GIBBONS, BRADFORD. P. 29: 278 Pow- der House Blvd. , April 30 P:Pcoplc who don't carc M:127 '70-'71, Mazz Clubs Friends. A: Drama Club 2, 3. GILBERTO, ANTHONY. P. 24:62 Woods Ave., Oct. 17 P:Study halls M: Being elected President of Math Club A: Math Club 1,2, President 3; National Honor Society 2,3. GILLIS, BARBARA. P. 46: 11 Lester Terr., Nov. 5 P:Gctting up in the morning M:Soph. year. GILLIS, SUSAN. P. 80: 216 Summer St., April 26 P:Time writings 2nd 130 pcriod M:My friends old G new. A: Tri-Hi-Y 1. GIRARD, DAVID. P. 74: 83 Hudson St., Dec. 11. GOGAIN, SUSAN. P. 23: 112 Central St., Sept. 19 P:Unrcasonablc teachers M:August 7, 1970 A: Student Council 1; G.A.A. 1; National Honor Society 2.3. GONZALEZ, ILEANA. P. 59: 9 Franklin St., March 30 P:Roys who cross their legs M:Ski Weekends A: Honor Guard 2; Ski Club 2, 3; Young Social Workers 1.3. GONZALEZ, NORMA. P. 80: 219A Pearl St., June 3 P:Those were the days Thank God for the creation of Italy. A: Young Social Workers 1,3; Ski Club 3. GOREHAM, BARBARA. 20 Putnam St., April 24. GOODRICH, DEBORAH. P. S8: 32 Princeton St., Feb. 9. GOODY, MICHELE. P. 40: 74 Heath St., Oct. 2 P:Compctition with Mere at the U .S.H. M:Chccring A: Cheer- leader 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Mid- dlesex Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Ski Club 3; National Honor 2,3; Crafts Club 3; Portia 1. GOULART, RONALD. P. 33: 30 Berke- ley St. , March 24 P:Homework; boring cl asses M:Tcch Tourney '71. A: Latin Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 2, 3; Honor Guard 2. COURGOUMIS, ANTHEE. 19 Boston St. , April 3 P:People who are ignorant M:July 11, 1970 A: Soul Club 1; Stu- dent Council 1,2; PomPom Girl 2; Ski Club 3; Somerville Tri-Hi-Y 1; Pep Squad. GOUVEIA, ROSEMARIE. 3 Watson St., Sept. 18 P:Boring days and nights M: Times away from Somerville. GRANDE, LEON. P. 47: 28 Foskett St., May 7 P:English M:Boy's Glee Club and South Pacific A: Chorus 2, 3; Italian Club 2; Y.R.C. 3. GRANDISON, DEBORAH. P. 19: 901 Broadway, May 7 P:Timed writings M: Soph year - Feb. 72 Europe A: Young Social Workers 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. GREEN, DEBRA. P. 56: 99 Raymond Ave., March 17 P:Law class M:August 17, 1971. GREENSTEIN, CAROL. P. 46: 51 Ibbet- son St., Feb. 2 P:Mondays M:Crafts A: Student Council 3; Ski Club 3; Crafts Club 3. GREENWOOD, MARY F. P. 78: 69 Bay State Ave. , Dec. 27 P:Wrinkles in my Dr. Dcntics M:Whcrc the red fern grows A: G.A.A. 2; Ski Club 2,3; Crafts Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Yearbook 3. GREENWOOD, STEPHEN. P. 69: 30 Ash St., April 22. GRIFFIN, TIMOTHY . P. 52: 6 Grand- view Ave., March 29. GRIFFITHS, LEE. P. 25: 17 Grant St., July 16 M:Watcrvillc 3 17 71 Rms Vermont 7 4 Ccrvinia Oh come on will you what? A: Ski Club 1,2, Sec- retary 3; Yearbook 3; Homeroom Rep. 1,2; Student Council 1,2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,3; Abraxas 1; Y.R.C. 2. GRUND, NANCY. P. 65: 53 Cherry St., Jan. 11. GUENETTE, SUZZETTE. P. 26: 125 Central St., Oct. 10 P:5:30 A.M. M: The friends I've made Ski Trip '70 A: Student Council 1,2, Vice-President 3; Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Vice-Presi- dent 3; Girls Glee Club 2,3; SHS Chorus 3. GUGLIETTA, PETER. P. 77: 109 West Qunicy St., Aug. 11 P:Mornings M: Lunch. HAKER, PEGGY. P. 20:65 Sterling St., Aug. 3. HALEY, LINDA IRENE. P. 55: 69 Ray- mond Ave., July 5 P:Pcoplc who give up too soon and liars Let's go to the sub shop. A: PomPom Girl 2. HALL, DEBBIE. P. 44: 3 River Rd., Jan. 15 P:Gym M:Sncaking a cigarette. HALLETT, MICHAEL. P. 45: 7 Farragut Ave. , Aug. 25 P:No parking in school parking lot You never know til you've tried it. A: Baseball 1,2,3. HAMILTON, ELIZABETH. P. 47: 17 Lexington Ave., July 19 P:Job inter- views M: 315 and the Glee Club Con- certs A: SHS Glee Club; A Cappella Choir; Girls Glee Club. HANKUS, JULIAN. P. 41: 24 Whitman St., Sept. 30 P:Homework Try it then you'll know. HARPER, RHONDA. P. 62: 65 Berkeley St., April 18 P:Snobs, phonies and apple stealers M:Rm. 315 and the Glee Club Concerts A: Girls Chorus 3; SHS Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 3; Y.R.C. 3; Drill Team 2; Color Guard 1; Abraxas 2. HARRINGTON, DANIEL. 14 James St., Nov. 22. HARRINGTON, MARY A. P. 35: 36 Upland Rd., Nov. 4 P:Work Good grief! HART JOHN. P. 72: 154 Glen St., Dec. 24 P:Practice during vacations M:l-0 victory over Everett A: Hockey 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3. HAWLEY, MARIA. P. 54 : 79 Newbury St., Dec. 20 P:Homework M:Mr. Landers in the sophomore year. HAYDEN, JANIS. P. 24: 14 Maple Ave., Aug. 11 P:Senior English Teach- er M:Senior English class. HIGGINS, GENE. P. 56: 205 Holland St., Jan. 29 P:Indigestion from the K-rations here M:Winning Tech Tour- ney of 1971 A: Basketball 1,2, Co- capt. 3; Honor Guard; Latin Club 1 Pres., 2. HOEY, ROBERT. 35 Hudson St., Nov. 23. HOGAN, LORRAINE. P. 59: 66 Roger Ave. , Feb. 16 M:J Giels Nov. 3 Rats! A: Crafts Club, Secretary 3. HOLBROOK, KATHY. P. 28: 50 Fclls- way West, Aug. 13 P:Dicting M:Mike 1 11 71; Linda, Diane, Dotty. A: Main office worker 2. HOLMES, JOSEPH. P. 42: 107 Heath St., June 3 P:Homework M:Trip to Europe. A: Ski Club 2, 3. HOPE, LINDA. P. 56: 28 Jay St., July 2 P:Come Monday morning ! M:Sum- mer of '71 A: Homeroom Rep. 1; Latin Club Treasurer 1,2; Girls Glee Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3; Student Council 1,2; National Honor Society 2, 3; SHS Chorus 1,2,3; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3; Middle- sex Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. HOULIHAN, PATRICK M. P. 53: 28 Richdalc Ave. , March 17 P:French 2 and school lunches Fishtagles'V A: Track 1,2; Ski Club 3. HUDSON, MARK. P. 21: 33 Monmouth St., Dec. 7. HUGHES, KATHLEEN. P. 44 : 54 Part- ridge Ave., Oct. 17 P:Dicting M:Mr. Collier's English classes. IANNACONE, CATHEY E. P. 51: 149 Sycamore St., Nov. 8 P:Death Don't trouble trouble til trouble troubles you! A: Ski Club 3. INTOPPA, JANICE. P. 39: 73 Boston Ave. , May 1 P:Squeaky Chalk M: Junior Class homeroom A: Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Pep Squad 1; Latin Club 1; Student Council 2; Y.R.C. 1. INVERNIZZI, ROBERTA. P. 26: 10 Gus- sie Terr., June 23 P:Lonely Sundays M:Camping in Conn.; Skiing in N. H. A: Pep Squad 1; Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y 1, IOVINE, RICHARD. P. 41: 99 Concord Ave., May 22 M:English 4 Room 330 with Kir. Berra Wc'rc No. One! A: Student Council 1,2, Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Math Club 2,3; Baseball I; SHS Chorus 2; Boys Chorus 2; A Cappella Choir 2. JANIAN, JEANETTE. P. 68: 86 Gov. Winthrop Rd., Sept. 20 M:Open Cam- pus '71; Martin Speak, hear and see no Spanish! A: Bank 1; Honor Guard 2; Yearbook 3. JILLSON, DENISE. P. 25: 12 Morton St., Feb. 28 P:Losing a basketball 131 game M: Heathcliff's Brownie Cake A: Ski Club 1,2; Somerville Tri-Hi-Y 1; Student Council 1,2; Y.R.C. 2; Abraxas 1. JOAQUIM, DEBBIE. P. 45: 29 Bolton St. , April 16 P:Teachers who show favoritism M:The SHS Doorman A: National Honor Society 2, Treasurer 3; G.A.A. 1, Treasurer 2; Ski Club 1. JOHANSEN, DIANE. P. 65: 45 Porter St., Nov. 23 P:Homcwork M:Junior English Room A: Pep Squad 1. JOHNS, NORMA. P. 55: 26 Fenwick St. , July 8 P:School M:March 21, 1971 A: G.A.A. 2; Y.R.C. 1. JOHNSON, DEBORAH. 1370 Broadway Oct. 14 P:People who use other people M:Jr. yr. Mr. Jones 349 A: Glee Club 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y. JOHNSON, ELIZABETH. P. 60: 249 Summer St., Nov. 9. JONES, CAROL. P. 58: 71 Hudson St., Feb. 12. JONES, THELMA E. P. 56: 31 Cameron Avc., June 3 P:School every single day M:Never forget Oct. 10, 1970 A: Latin Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,2; Girls Chorus 1,2. JOY, JUDITH. P. 61: 54 Bay State Ave. , Feb. 28. JOYCE, MICHAEL. P. 49: 15 Prospect Hill Ave., May 3 P:Maxi-drcsscs M: 3-1 loss to Beverly in EMass semi-final A: Cross Country 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Indoor Track 1,2, Co-capt. 3; Out- door Track 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2, Cap- tain 3; Soph. Executive Board; Student Council 1,2,3; Honor Guard 1,2; Glee Club 2,3. JUDGE, JOHN. 46 Atherton St., April 8. JUSSAUME, DOROTHY. P. 78: 16A Norwood Avc., Jan. 14 P:Splinters at SHS football games M:Mr. Sorabella's Algebra II Class A: Yearbook Staff 3; Young Social Workers 3; Honor Guard 2; Bank 1. KAKAVOULIS, MARIA. P. 29: 174 Summer St., Aug. 8 P:Physics M: December 7, 1968. KALOYANIDES, DONALD. P. 61: 83 Wallace St., July 12 PrSchool lunches M:My Junior year A: Ski Club; SHS G Boys Glee Clubs; A Cappella Choir. KANE, SHELDON J. 601 Somerville Avc., July 21 P:Tcachcrs You know what I mean. KEATING, EDWARD. P. 41: 42 East Albion St., Nov. 2 P:Blue money M: Labor Day weekend down Cape Cod. KEENAN, CAROL. P. 30: 44 Gov. Win- throp Rd., Sept. 28 P:People with two faces M:Mccting Barry 8-29-70 A: G.A.A. 1; Homeroom Treasurer 3. KEITH, DENISE. P. 33: 66 Grant St., Nov. 17 P:Samc old lunches M:New York trip, the bus A: Young Social Workers 1,2. KELLEHER, DANIEL. 187 Willow Avc. , Aug. 28. KELLEHER, EILEEN. 187 Willow Avc., Oct. 26 A: SHS Chorus 1,2; Girls Glee Club 1,2; Ski Club 1; Honor Guard 1. KELLEY, BARBIE. P. 19: 209 Pearl St., Jan. 31 P:School M:S.F.T.L. KELLEY, PAUL F. P. 39: 10 Kent Court, Oct. 24. KELLEY, SUZANNE. P. 21: 95 Ossipcc Rd., Nov. 21 P:A surprise test M: Summer vacations A: Student Council 2; French Club 2. KELLY, JOHN. 676 Somerville Ave., March 18 A: Class Alderman; Ski Club. KENNEDY, PATRICIA. P. 63: 1 Dow St., April 30 P:Going to the Airport for goodbyes M:Hampton Labor Day weekend 1971 A: Crafts Club, Presi- dent 3; Ski Club 3. KLEMM, WALTER. P. 45: 724 Broad- way, Jan. 10 P:English 4 and Chem II and Latin Quite the ah.. .You know what I mean. A: Latin Club 2. KLEROWSKI, PATRICIA. P. 33: 6 Reed Ct., April 20 P:People who are late Mrjuly 15, 1969. KNIGHT, MARY. P. 56: 72 Wallace St. , Sept. 21 P:Pcoplc who think they're nice M:Septembcr 21 and Octo- ber 2, 1971. A: Ski Club 1,2; Y.R.C. 1,2,3; Drama Club 1; Student Council 1,2; PomPom Girl 2; Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3; SHS Glee Club 1,2,3; Homeroom Treasurer 1. KOCYK, TEDD. P. 44: 97 Beacon St., Jan. 7 P:Boring classes and Latin. KOMENCHUK, STEVE. P. 63: 145 Lowell St., May 13 M:Dicgoli Keep it cool! A: SHS Band. KOTY, STANLEY M. P. 41: 30 Part- ridge Avc. , Sept. 17 P:Latin; school lunches M:Sept. 19, 1969 Student Fac- ulty Board A: Latin Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 3; Student Council 2, 3; Junior Class President; Student Rep. on School Committee. KOZACK, JAY M. P. 73: 11 Ash Ave., March 2 P:I don't like admitting I'm wrong M:Sophomore banking class A: Art Club. KROPOWENSKY, KAREN . 10 Josephine Ave., June 23. LaCROIX, PAULA. P. 46: 20 Cham- wood Rd. , April 10 P:Pcoplc who in- sult othcrs M:Fcbruary 7, 1971. LaDUE, DONNA. P. 76: 82 Highland Avc. , Dec. 22 P:History Live and let live. A: Ski Club; Color Guard. LaFAUCI, DOTTIE. P. 65: 39 Highland Rd., Aug. 5 P:Snobby pcoplc M:1971 Tech Tourney; Prom; Room 351; Goon A: Drama Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Y.R.C. 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; A Cappella Choir 3; Ski Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; President Girls Chorus 3; C. R.C. 3. LAGAMBINA, JOHN. 122A Cross St., July 4. La CREGA, STEPHEN J. P. 69: 105 Beacon St. , April 10 P:Too many plas- tics Wakc up: it's tomorrow! A: SHS Band. LAIDLER, MAUREEN. P. 23: 107 Heath St., Jan. 15 M:Octobcr 15, 1971 A: Ski Club 3. LANDERS, PATRICIA. 119 Yorktown St., Nov. 15. LARANJEIRA, HENRIETTA. P. 65: 579 Somerville Avc., Jan. 17 P:History M:Period 5 A: G.A.A. 1; French Club 2, President 3; Ecology Club 2, Sec. - Treasurer 3; Portuguese Club, Sec. - Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Honor Guard 2. LASKEY, PAUL. 307 Washington St., Oct. 25. LAVOIE, JOHN. P. 50: 50 Memorial Rd., March 31 P:Monday M:November 25. LAYNE, NATALIE. P. 76: 32 1 2 Linden Ave., Nov. 24 P:History Somerville Leads the Way!!! LEAHY, DAVID. 58 Partridge Ave. , July 24 P:Rainy Mondays M:Thc Tech. LEAHY, GAYLE. P. 44: 26 Jackson Rd., June 4 P:Crowded Corridors!! ! M: Nan's Sub Shop. LEANDRO, SANDRA. P. 59: 83 New- bury St., Jan. 26 P:Rainy cold summer vacations M:Ellis Haven Plymouth July 3, 1971 A: J.V. Cheerleader; G.A.A. LEO, ALAN. P. 65: 20 Albion St., Feb. 6 P:Not seeing Moc during classes M: September 4, 1970. LEO, JOSEPH. 118 Albion St., July 24 P:The whole damed school This place is a zoo. A: Track; Football. LEONE, THERESA . 32 Lincoln Pkwy., April 29 P:Law class M:August 20, 1969. LcTOURNEAU, JEAN. P. 25: 57 Mont- rose St., April 21 P:B.O. How's your sex life? A: Honor Guard 1; Home- room Rep 3. LINEHAN, SANDRA. 173 Pearl St., March 5. LITTLE, WILLIAM. 18 Walnut Rd., April 26 P:Doing my homework M:The day I graduate from school. LOBLUNDO, JOANNE. P. 49: 81 Lowell St., Jan. 7 P:Liars and grouchy people M:70-71 I.M.P. year A: Y.R.C.: Student Council; Ski Club; Glee Club. 132 LOGRIPPO, STEPHEN. P. 76: 203A Broadway, May 11 P: Re port to Build- ing Master M:Mr. MeSweeny's study class in 241. LOMBARD, JOHN. P. 64: 36 Church St. , Oct. 21 P: Vaiting for the bells to end class M:First Trip to Building Mas- ter A: J.V. Hockey. LOMBARD, PAULA. P. 73: 12 Claren- don Ave. , April 14 P:A11 or any home- work Tcr-ri-fic!! A: Ski Club 3. LONG, JEANETT. P. 62: 27A Craigie St., Jan. 25. LONGINIDIS, MARY. P. 37: 78 Mar- shall St. , April 17 P:Waking up in the morning M:My World Cultures Class A: Vice-President Greek Club; Latin Club. LoPILATO, ANTHONY F. P. 74: 372 Medford St. , July 26 P:Fourth period math class Two divided by one can only be one. A: Boys Club 2; Key Club 1; Baseball 1. LORENZO, PHILIP. 27 Hall Ave., May 22. LoRUSSO, MARIA. P. 52: 215 Summer St., April 10 P: Staying awake for morning hockey M: Waverly via Har- vard Sq. bus. A: Tri-Hi-Y 1. LUCAS, STEPHEN. 76 Hudson St., Aug. 26. LUCCI, LUCY. P. 71: 91 Temple Rd., Jan. 7 P: Walking into poles M: Paul - January 6, 1970. LYNCH, BETTY ANN. P. 43: 84 Hinck- ley St. , June 14 P: Fruit and 1st lunch How's your partaicas? LYNCH, DEBBI. 7 Wheeler St., May 22 P:Catholic wakes and losing a de- bate Chicken little was right. A: D. E.C.A. MACARELLI, LOUISE. 360 Washington St., Sept. 1 P:Strict teachers M:2:30 bell. MacDONALD, CATHERINE. 259 Sum- mer St., June 22. MACONE, MARIE C. P. 32: 103 Wilson Rd. , Nahant, Jan. 8 P:Spcling!! M: One Sunday afternoon at Rockport A: Portia 1,2; Abraxas 1,2,3; Yearbook 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Honor Guard 2. MACONE, MARIE T. P. 32: 37 Upland Rd. , Aug 13 P:Saving scats at lunch M: Basketball and football games A: Italian Club 2; Ski Club 2, 3. MADORE, DOUGLAS. P. 81: 603 Som- erville Ave., Oct. 22 P:School Get on it! MADSEN, MARK. P. 23: 12 Bailey St., Aug. 16 P:Getting out of bed M: O'Brien's office. MAHER, DEBORAH ANN. P. 35: 70 Clarendon Ave., Dec. 21 P:Arising for school in the morning Are you ser- ious? A: Working for Mr. McCuskcr. MAHONEY, DIANE. P. 44: 73 Highland Rd., July 28. MAHONEY, SUSAN. P. 66: 20 Nashua St., June 4 P:Getting stepped on M: July 21, 1969. MAILLET, JOHN. P. 29: 223 Morrison Ave., Feb 14 P:Reporting to the Building Master I said I can't see ya. A: Work-study 2, 3. MANCINI, ARTHUR. P. 67: 746 Broad- way, Sept. 5. MANOOCIAN, JANICE. P. 70: 14 Bar- ton St., Dec. 28 P:Animal haters M: Skiing at Waterville Valley A: Portia 1; Latin Club I; Soul Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Ski Club 3; Crafts Club 3. MARFIONE, JOSEPH. P. 57: 48 Mans- field St., Feb. 22. MARIFIOTE, MARY. P. 80: 54 Gorham St., April 28 PAVaiting for buses M: May 31, 1971 A: Banking 1; Latin Club 1, President 2; Homeroom Rep. 2; Cheerleader 1,2. MARSH, CAROLLE. P. 22: 27 Wyatt St., Nov. 12 M:August 14, 1971; Or- sagnaplaza. A: French Club 2, 3; Ecology Club 2, 3. MARSHALL, LINDA. P. 72: 28 Hancock St., Sept. 20 P:Cafctcria food M: White Mountains '71. MARTINEAU, ARTHUR, P. 33: 26 Richardson St., Dec. 7 P:School As- sembly A: Track Team. MARTINETZ, LORETTA. P. 26: 10 Laurel St., Cambridge, Feb. 2. MARTINS, MARIA. P. 21: 392 Wash- ington St., Jan. 28 P. 8:15 bell You're kidding!! MASON, RODNEY. P. 46: 6 Cypress St., May 30. MASON, WILLIAM. 56 Albion St., April 29. MASSIGLIA, LEONARD. 380 Medford St., July 30. MATARA, LIZ. P. 24: 19 Alpine St., Dec. 15 P:Winning at stripped poker M:June 5-Color My World A: Student Council 2; Jr. Class Rep.; Cheerleader 1, 2, Captain 3. MAZZEO, JOE. 102 Walnut St., Jan. 15 P:Girls who wear maxis I said I can't hear ya. A: Work Study. McBRINE, ROBERT. P. 28: 102A Con- cord Ave. , Oct. 29 P:School lunch in the cafeteria What a joke!! A: Hockey 1,2,3. McCaffrey, patricia, p. 80: 89 Temple St., July 16. McCARRON, JAMES. 21 Fountain Ave., Sept. 11. 133 McCARRON, MAUREEN F. P. 25: 24 Auburn Ave., July 22 P:Having Health instead of SHS Chorus M:Summer of 69 A: Girls Glee Club 1,2,3; SHS Glee Club 1,2,3; A. Cappclla Choir 3; Cheerleader 1,3; Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y; Northeast District Chorus. MCCARTHY, CAROL. P. 65: 5 Richard- son St., Dec. 25 P: Cheryl M:May 14, 1971. McCarthy, nancy marie, p. is: 101 Conwcll Ave. , April 13 P:Clothes that do not match M:My first real job. McCarthy, patti. p. 57: 186 Lowcii St., April 2 P:People who don't say hi Oh John, play goin' home! McCOLLEM, KATHLEEN. P. 79: 95 Belmont St., Aug. 13 P:People who pretend they care To have a friend you must be one. McCOY, STEVEN. P. 75: 4 Austin St., March 19. McDonald, matthew j. p. 77-. hr Sanborn Ave., Jan. 21 P:The Conole- wobles What's going on? MCDONALD, SHEILA. P. 77: ll Morton St., July 19 P:Social Studies classes M:Junior Concert J. Geils. McGONIGLE, MAUREEN. P. 61: 80 Bartlett St., May 23 P:Not seeing Buster during classes M:September 4, 1970. A: D.E. C.A. McCOVERN, GERARD. 23 Lesley Ave., Jan. 22 P:Building Master; Math Class I M:Tech Tourney 1971; Senior Class '72 A: Baseball I. McGURK, MAUREEN. P. 68: 1277 Broadway, May 15. McKENNA, KEVIN. P. 57: 52 Electric Ave., Feb. 21. McKENNA, LINDA. P. 19: 1 River Rd., Nov. 29 P:Thc hill M:I.B.M. A: Pep Squad. McKENZIE, RICHARD. P. 33: 14 Gib- bens St., July 18. McLaughlin, vincent, p. 73: m Wigglesworth St., May 4 P:School lunches Unbelieveable! A: Ski Club 2. McLEOD, CATHY. P. 73: 162 Glen St., Jan. 28 P:Phonies M:Hobbit A. Hob- bit 2, 3; Drummer girl. McMANUS, MAUREEN. 33 Raymond Ave., Jan. 17. McMANUS, ROBERT. 21 Hawthorne St., Sept. 17. McNeil, Michael. 6 River Rd. , Aug. 9 P:English 1971-1972 M:Tech Tour- ney 1970-1971 A: Football Manager 2. McNEILL, WILLIAM C. P. 31: 49 Bel- mont St., Nov. 7 P: French M: Studies in Room 154 A: Football 1; Basketball 2. McPHERSON, JOAN. 66 Hinckley St., Jan. 28 P:Thc 8:15 bell M:July 24, 1970, Summertime. McQUADE, SUSAN M. P. 51; 4 Virgin- ia St., May 6 P:Unknowlcdgeable teachers M:Sophomore English Xmas party A: Social Workers Club 1,2, President 3; Yearbook 1; Ski Club 1. McSHEFFERY, JOSEPH. P. 66: 310 Washington St. , Feb. 25 P: Lunches M:Room 206. MEDEIROS, CABRIELLA. P. 71: 11 Hawkins St. , Feb. 27 P:Aggravating jokes M:Unforgctablc Wednesdays A: Portuguese Club 3; Photography Club 2. MELCHIONNO, VINCENT. 58 Murdock St., Oct. 11, P. 77. MELILLO, RICHARD N. P. 25: 65 Crai- gic St., June 3 P:Filthy bathrooms M: Winning Tech of '71 A: Baseball 1, 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2, 3; Soph. Executive Board; Jrs. Class Vice-President; Homeroom Rep. 1,2, 3; Sr. Class President. MELLOR, PAUL. 89 Pennsylvania Avc., Nov. 12. MEMBRINO, RITA. P. 51: 124 Albion St., July 2 P:Insulting people M:Nov- ember 11, 1970 A: Girls Chorus 2,3; Honor Guard 1. MERCAUTO, DIANA. P. 58: 72 Lex- ington Ave., July 25 P:Women's Lib M:Bcing loved for the first time. MERNA, KATHY. P. 78: 10 Garrison Ave., Oct. 2 P:Getting pushed around in the corridors M:My Junior English class in 325. MERRICK, DONNA. P. 37: 21 Kenne- son Rd., Nov. 4 P:Not seeing old friends M:Summer of '69. MICHITSON, JEANNE. P. 71: 46 Wal- ker St. , July 18 P:To be kept waiting M: Junior Year Ski weekend '71 A: Ski Club, Vice-President 2, 1,3; Homeroom Rep. 2; Honor Guard 1,2. MILLIGAN, ARLENE. 77 Albion St., Dec. 27 P:Tcachcrs that talk about their mother$-in-law M: Me La ugh Ian's sewing class '71. MINISCALCO, WILLIAM. 2 Vinal Ave., Sept. 21. MIRANDA, SARAH C. P. 75: 9 Gilman Terr., Oct. 21 P:Library and lab re- ports M:First mountain climb, 10 10 71. A: Ski Club 3. MIRANDA, SATURNINO. P. 80: 9 Gil- man Terr., June 7 P:Lab reports What you see is what you get. MITCHELL, JOHN TO. P. 27: 31 Thur- ston St., Nov. 9 P:Physics lab reports M:Writing love notes in History class A: Ski Club 3. MITCHELL, PAMELA. 25 Tcclc Avc. , March 11. MITRANO, NANCY. P. 81: 201 Somer- ville Avc., Oct. 7 P:Laughing at somebody That's life!' MITRANO, STEPHEN. P. 33: 22 Otis St., May 21 P:People who put down others M:Summer of '70. MOORE, LESLIE. P. 53: 74 Morrison Avc., June 23. MORRIS, BILLY. P. 24: 75 Hinckley St., Oct. 13 P:School M:Vacations. MOYNIHAN, COLLEEN. 76 Newton St., Jan. 14. MUCCINI, DIANE. P. 49: 94 Heath St., July 23 P:Girls room at recess M:April 19, 1969. MULLANE, PAT. P. 73. MUNROE, KATHY. 7 Newbury St., Oct. 13 M:My first date-June, 70. MURPHY, CATHERINE. P. 21: 905 Broadway, Mar. 20 P:3rd floor home- rooms M:Hampton in Nov. A:Ski Club 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Yearbook 3; Glee Club 2, 3. MURPHY, JOSEPH. 12 Thurston St., May 1 M:Going to the building master. MURRAY, CYNTHIA. P. 31: 46 Ox- ford St., May 20 P:Thc band making mistakes M: The band A: Band 1,2, 3; YRC 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Homeroom rep. 2, 3. MUTASCIO, ALICE. P. 41: 74 More- land St., Sept. 3 M:Field trip to Rockport. NALLY, PATRICK. P. 33: 336 Summer St., Mar. 17 P:Frcaks Hunge A: Drama Club 1, 2, 3-Pres.; Youth Rec- reation Chorus; Boys' Chorus-Trcas.; SHS Chorus; International Thespian Society. NARDONE, FRANCES. P. 67: 34 Ever- green Ave., June 1. NICKERSON, ALAN. 90 Glenwood Rd., Oct. 12. NICOSIA, FRANCES. P. 62: 119 Lowell St., Apr. 19 P:History Class M: Junior English class room 325. NOLAN, RICHARD. P. 68: 39 Belknap St., Dec. 11 P:Quality of food served for lunch M: 1971 Tech. NORTON, CHERYL. P. 38: 283 Med- ford St., Mar. 7 P: A certain boy who is always late for his date M:Summer of 70 A: Ski Club 3; PomPom 2; Stu- dent Council 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Pep Squad 1; Jr. Hr. Rep. NUCCI, REGINA. 245 Summer St., Dec. 17 P:Bcing bossed around M: June 18, 1971. NUNZIATO, PAUL. P. 78: 13 Park Avc. , Jan 14 P:Double sessions: stuck up peo- ple M:In room 324, saying NBA to Dave A: Football 1,2,3; Social Worker Club. O'BRIEN, ARTHUR. 4 Canal Lane, July 22 P:Cetting up at 7:30 every morning I gave you homework remember? O'BRIEN, FRANK. P. 67: 10 Ames St., S pt. 1. O'BRIEN, HELEN. P. 63: 25 Prichard Avc., Jan. 1. O’BRIEN, MICHAEL. P. 18: 156 Glen St., Aug. 24. O'CONNELL, SUSAN. P. 28: 35 Mem- orial Rd., May 5 P:Homework M: Cheering at the first football game A: Cheerleading 1,2,3; YRC 1; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3; SHS Chorus 2. O'HEARN, CAROL. P. 38: 48 Raymond Ave., Feb. 15 P:Taking the bus to school M: Cheering at my first football game A: Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Young Social Workers 1; Cheering 3. OLIPHANT, DOUGLAS. 16 Cham wood Rd. , Sept. 10 P:Eating the school lunch M: Tech Toumey A: DECA. OMOGROSSO, BETH. P. 29: 4 Oak Terr., Aug 16 P: Taking gym in my senior year M: The football rallies. O'NEIL, DEBBIE. P. 50: 5 Bond St., Sept. 27. OWINCS, CHARLEEN. P. 41: 81 Oxford St., Jan. 1 P:A person who couldn't keep a promise M:Summer of 70 A: Cheerleader 1,2; Homeroom rep. 2. PACHECO, JOHN. P. 81: 16 Gorham St., Dec. 3 P:Snobby chicks M:Mr. McCuskcr's office A:Band 1,2, 3,4. PACINI, RICHARD. P. 77: 12 Wesley St., Sept. 6 P:Monday mornings M: Tests arc part of the learning process A: Track; Hockey. PAGLIERANI, STEVEN. 7 Skchan St. , June 16 P:Somc of the teachers M: Football games A: Math Club. PAK, DAVID. 5 Sunnyside Ave., Oct. 21 P:The whole school gets me sick M: Checking out girls in the cafe A: Ski Club 2, 3. PALANGE, DAVID. 47 St. James Ave., June 6 P:Getting up in the morning for school M:May 11, 1970 12:16 Rm. 243. PALUMBO, FRANCES. P. 80: 14 Mans- field St., Jan. 31 P:Snobby pcople M: Nov. 29, 1970 A:Latin Club 2; Drill Team 1. PANAGOPOULOS, CHERYLE. P. 71: 9 Moreland St. , Apr. 10 P:Coming to school M: Painting my Jr. homeroom, 325. PAPAGNO, SUSAN. P. 25: 52 Flint St., Apr. 11 P:Pooplc who are never on time M: Watching the hockey team play A:Girls Chorus 2, 3; SHS Chorus 2,3. PARADISO, DIANNE. P. 20: 18 Cres- cent St., Aug. 11 P:Dctcntion, con- 134 servativc administration Bring Miss Sak back A:DECA. PARECHANIAN, DALE. P. 45: 24 Bailey St., Sept. 29 P: Work Take a lesson . PARSONS, JOANN. 50 Sargent Ave., Nov. 7 P: londay mornings M: Foot- ball games A: Drill Team 1,2; Color guard 3. PASQUALE, JOANNE. P. 76: 12 Upland Park, Feb. 12 M: Skiing Cannon Mts. A: Latin Club; Student Council; Yearbook. PASSANISI, JOANNE. P. 55: 110 Pearl St., July 14 P:Homework M: History in 347 A: Ski Club 2. PATTEN, TIMOTHY. P. 49: 75 Mar- shall St., Sept. 1 P:Homc vork What homework? A: Ski Club 2, 3. PAVAO, PAULINE. P. 41: 105 Porter St., Mar. 16 P:Cold days and liver M: Sept. 5, 1971 at 3 o'clock. PERO, KEITH. 105 Willow Ave., Nov. 4 P:Building masters It wasn't me! A: Band. PERRIS, VIVIAN. 47 Prescott St., Feb. 26 P: Dishonest people M:Summer of 71 G 69 A: Greek Club. PERRONE, JOHN. P. 58: 416 McGarth Hwy., July 12. PERROTTA, ANTHONY. P. 63: 7 Gil- son Terr., Sept. 11 I shall return . PETERS, KIRK. P. 60. PETRIV, VSEVOLOD. P. 69: 38 Tenny- son St., Aug. 12. PETTIGREW, MARY. P. 48: 13 Grand View Ave., Aug. 19 M: 354, 3rd period Dr. Bums; 1969-1970 A: Ski Club 3. PETRONI, BRENDA. P. 43: 81 Woods Ave., Dec. 18 P:Nosy people M: Aug. 24, 1971 A: DECA. PHILBROOK, ROSALIND. P. 23: 17 Banks St., Dec. 11 P: Report card time M: Ski club weekend trips; Eng- lish Rm. 24 A:Ski Club 2,3; Band 1, 2. PIERCE, KENNETH. P. 67: 34 Wil- loughby St., May 17 M:My soph, his- tory class Never give up A:Football 2. PINTO, JOSEPH. P. 46: 35 Houghton St., Sept. 20 M: Miss Bullen's class Latin 3 A: Football 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Latin Club- Vice Pres.; Track 3. PINTO, PETER. 96 Grant St., Feb. 24. PIOLI, LINDA. P. 24: 6 Partridge Ave., Oct. 19 P: It's too late M: Crowded girls room. PIRO, JANICE. 38 Glenwood Rd., Oct. 13 P:Ovcr crowded lunch rooms M: Sept. 18, 1971. PISANI, JEFFREY. P. 74 : 58 Francesca Ave., Mar. 30 Life is worth living . PIZZUTTI, ALBERT. P. 69: 70 Central St., Oct. 20 P:When all my teachers arc in The Bruins and Celtics arc great . PLANTE, RAMONA (JOSUE). P. 6S: 22 Montgomery St., Camb., Oct. 12 P: My bookkeeping class my first year M: Trying out for Northeast District A: Ski Club. POINTER, DEBORAH. P. 48: 2 Belmont St., Feb. 9 P:Scpt. 9th. POINTER, DONNA. 2 Belmont St., Feb. 9. PORTER, RONALD. 31 Adams St. , Jan. 28 P:Latin M: Miss Bullen A:Hockey; Track. PREBLE, DAVID. P. 43: 24 Central St., Aug. 16 P:School lunches Revolution for the hell of it A:Track. PRESCOD, HAZEL. 32 1 2 Linden Ave., June 1. PRITCHARD, STEVEN. P. 36: 10 Sar- gent Ave., Nov. 22 P:Getting up in the morning Knee-low A:Track; Ski Club; Key Club. PUOPOLO, DANA. P. 60: 7 Garfield Ave., Aug. 26 P:Bad drivers M:Mr. Wrobcl's physics class A:Ncwspaper 1, 2; Camera Club 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Radio Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2; Ski Club 3. QUERUSIO, LUIGI. P. 20: S Munroc St., Sept. 26 P:P. T. and Morbics M: Rome July 16, 1971 A:Latin Club 1,2; National Honor 2, 3. QUINLAN, JAMES. P. 72: 31 Leonard St., Sept. 3 P:Pcoplc who are phonies M: Crazy table-third lunch A:Track 1, 2, 3; Health room 2, 3. QUINN, CHERYL. P. 80: 7 Bond St., Feb. 27 P:Cctting to class on time Carry on . QUINTAL, FRANCES. P. 57: 18 Ossipee Rd., Oct. 10. QUINTAL, MARYANN. P. 34 : 73 Gil- man St., July 12 P:Being shy M:Of- ficc machines, teachers A:Golf 1; Bank 1. RAGUSA, SEBASTIAN. P. 68: 328 Highland Ave., June 19 P:Brigham's? M:SHS first soccer team A:Soccer Club 1,2; Math Club 1; Soccer 3; Italian Club 3. RANCATORE, PAULA. P. 57: 483 Med- ford St., July 13 P:Thc lonliness of losing friends M:Grand Central Station- Rm. 208 A: National Honor 2, 3; Por- tia 1,2; Abraxas 1,2- Asst. Ed. 3; Stu- dent Council 1, 2-Corresponding Sec. 3; Latin Club 2; Yearbook 3; Bank 1; Girls State 2; Homeroom rep. 3; Honor Guard 1,2; Handbook for New Students 2. RANDALL, DONALD. 12 Fountain Ave., July 25. RAPOSA, LINDA. P. 55: 67 Prospect St., July 10 P:Gctting up for school every morning June will be here soon . REARDON, GERALD. P. 57: 34 Illinois Ave., Mar. 29. REEVES, WALTER. P. 28: 7 Greenville Ct. , Dec. 23 P:Tcachcrs favorites M: 6th period Latin with Miss Bullen A: Boys Glee Club 2, 3; SHS 2, 3; Acapclla 2,3. REGAN, DIANNE. P. 30: 56 Hawthorne St., June 1 P:Boring teachers You jerk . REGAN, JOHN. P. 55: 26 Hinckley St., Feb. 3 P: Having my desk switched around. REILLY, SHARON. P. 36: 13 Harrison St., Aug. 5 P:Gym classes ick!! ! M: Meeting Emil Aug. 9, 1971. REIS, EDUARDA. P. 79: 108A Beacon St., Oct. 25 P:Gctting up early on weekends M:July 1970 A:Portuguese Club 3. REPOSA, LINDA. P. 81: 36 Lincoln Pkwy., Mar. 29 P:Law class M: Jan. 10, 1969. REPPUCCI, THERESA. P. 60: 42 Elec- tric Ave., Apr. 20 P:Final exams M: Summer of 71 A:Young Social Workers 1,2. RICCIO, ANTHONY. P. 51: 14 Grand View Ave., May 4 P:Getting up in the morning M:Tech Tourney A:Indoor track 2. RIDINGS, JOHN. P. 40: 25 Jaques St., Mar. 7 P: Building masters M: Miss Francis Clerical class A: Boys Glee Club 1,2,3; SHS 3. RIGAZIO, MICHAEL. P. 24: 8S Properzi Way., Oct. 2 P: Monday mornings I'll cat now right now . ROBBAT, ALBERT. P. 73: 23 Pearson Rd. , Apr. 11 A:Football. ROBERTS, BERNADETTE. 7 Bowers Ave., Oct. 30 P: People who think they know it ali M: People who are a friend A: Ski Club; Sr. Homeroom Treas. ROBERTS, KIM. P. 71: 9 Bailey St., Jan. 7 P:Bald paintbrushes I'm not kidding ya A:Art Club 1,3-Vice Pres. 3. ROBERTS, WILLIAM. P. 19: 109 West Adams St. , May 12 P:Some of the fac- ulty M:Boys Glee Club and South Paci- fic A:Football 1,2; SHS Chorus 2,3; Acappclla 2,3; Boys Chorus 2, 3-Vicc Pres. ROCKWELL, MICHAEL. P. 64. RODGERS, DENNIS. 35 Memorial Rd., Nov. 20. RODRIGUES, PAUL. P. 36: 156 Syca- more St., Nov. 15 P:Cliques A:Track 1; Ski Club 2,3; Key Club 1,2-Vice 135 Pres.; TCA I, 2-VP; Student Council 2, 3; Radio Club 3. ROGERS, LAWRENCE. P. 36: 15 Winter Hill Circle, Aug. 21 P=Going to school on Mondays A:Kcy Club 2; Band 1,2,3. ROONEY, SUSAN. P. 47: 1 Clifton St., July 28 P:Sigmund Freud M:Study in our caf A:Abraxas 1,2,3. ROSE, DIANE M. P. 43: 82 Highland Ave., Jan. 1 M:I will always remem- ber cafeteria A:High School Bank 1. ROSE, KAREN M. P. 43. ROSSETTI, RHONDA. P. 24 : 38 Mor- rison Ave., Jan. 21 P:Sounds of crack- ing knuckles M:Cheering at the Tech A:Student Council 1,2,3; JV Cheer- leader 1; Cheerleader 2, 3,-Co-Capt. 3; Portia 1; National Honor 2,3; Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Jr. Class secretary 2; Latin Club 1; Girls Chorus 1,2, 3; Ac- capella Choir. ROULEAU, DENISE A. P. 30: 19 Putnam St., Sept. 22 P: Lots of homework in senior year M:Cheering at the 1971 Tech A: Cheerleader 1,2,3; Student Council; National Honor; V. Pres. Som- erville Tri-Hi-Y; Young Social Workers Club; Girls Athletic Association. ROY, MICHAEL J. P. 77:441 Somer- ville Ave., Mar. 15 M: Sept. 10, 1969. RUDOLPH, PHILIP. P. 48: 121 Hudson St., Feb. 15 P: Warm milk M: 327 A: Ski Club; Football; Indoor track; homeroom rep. RUGOLETTI, DONNA M. P. 79: 126 Hudson St., Apr. 7 P: Crowded cor- ridors and lunch lines M: Saturday, May 2, 1970 A: Ski Club 2,3; Middle- sex Ti-Hi-Y 2; GAA 1; Honor Guard 1, 2. RUNION, KENNETH A. P. S3: 3 River Rd. , Dec. 27 P: Too far to the football field M: Talking to the oilman and janitors A: Football 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Boy's Chorus 2; SHS 3 - So. Pacific 2. RYAN, FRANCIS. 8 Chamwood Rd. , Sept. 1. RYAN, GAIL. P. 40: 69 Putnam Rd. , June 21 P: Not enough time M: M. M. and or E. C. A: Latin Club 1; GAA 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3; Recording Secretary Student Council 3; Yearbook Staff 2,3; Editor 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Nation- al Honor 2,3; Teen Citizens Adminis- tration 3; Ski Club 3. RYFA, PATRICIA. P. 39: 76 Willow Ave., Aug. 11 P: Linus J. Pauling Smile . SABIN, DAVID. P. 32: 51 Raymond Ave. , Aug. 12 P: Monday morning M: Sept. 16, 1971 A: Outdoor Track 2; DEC A. SALVI, GERTRUDE J. P. 58: 12 Lowell St., Sept. 2 P: Conceited people M: Physics nn. 305 Jr. year A: GAA; Abraxas 1. SAMARO, JOSEPH E. P. 65: 10 Wyatt St., P: Lunch M: Football A: Key Club - Vice President. SANTANGELO, MICHAEL. 608 Broad- way, July 6 Homework for tonight A: Ski Club. SANTILLI, ANNA M. P. 34: 80 W. Adams St., Jan. 4 P: Crowded corri- dors Happiness is being with the per- son you like . SAPOCHETTE, ALFRED. 225 Highland Ave., Sept. 8 P: Going to school on a Monday M:English Mr. Cook A: Baseball Team. SA PONTE, EMANUEL. P. 33: 57 Dim- ick St., Dec. 1 M: F. McSwccncy Do to others what you like done to you A: Portuguese Club. SA PONTE, FILOMENA. P. 33: 57 Dim- ick St. , Oct. 7 P: Unfriendly people M: Mrs. Hrubi's English class A: Portu- guese 3. SARLENTINO, MARIE. P. 61. SARNO, LILLIAN. P. 52: 19 Howe St., Oct. 23 P: Phonies Live for today; not for tomorrow A: National Honor Society. SAVINI, TINA. P. 27: 45 Newbury St., Sept. 1 P: Economics senior year M: My day ski trip and junior gym. SCHNEIDER, DEBRA. P. 26: 93 Glen- wood Rd. P: Rainy gloomy days De- parture is such sorrow A: Data Proccs- sing-IBM; Ski Club; Abraxas 1. SCIAROPPA, ARTHUR. P. 79. Ill Belmont St., Feb. 18 P: Flat beer. SCOTT, RICHARD. P. 70: 84 Newton St., Apr. 29 P: The rules on smoking M: Mrs. Holman's yelling. SCRIMA, PATRICK. P. 78: 109 Rogere Ave., Apr. 8 P: Football practice on cold days M: Jan. and Feb. 71 A: Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3. SHERBURNE, SUSAN. P. 32: 420 Med- ford St., Sept. 24 P: Snobs M: David October 25 A: Girls' Chorus 1,2,3; SHS Chorus 2, 3; Accapclla 3; YRC 1; Medical Social Works' Club 1. SHERIDAN, DANIEL. P. 40: 40 Lincoln Pkwy., Mar. 27 M: 1971 Tech Champs A: Basketball 2,3. SHIELDS, DANIEL J. 8 Edgar Ct., Sept. 13 P: Warm beer A: Football; Student Council Rep. SHUTE, JOAN F. P. 40: 29 Warren Ave., Mar. 7 P: Snobbish people M: Senior year A: Ski Club. SILLARI, RALPH. P. 47: 191 College Ave. , July 21 P: Auto accidents Hair today gone tomorrow A: Math Club 1; Indoor and outdoor track 1,2, 3; Letter 1,2,3; Captain 2,3; Vice-Presi- dent National Honor 2, 3; Ski Club 3. 136 SILLARI, ROSEMARY. P. 46: 13 Fran- cesca Ave., Dec. 9 P: Economics sen- ior year, Red M: Junior English 325 325-35F, 12-11-70. SILVA, CATHERINE. 1 Beacon St., Nov. 1 P: School M: Vacations. SILVA, DEBRA C. P. 37: 16 Calvin St., Aug. 12 P: Economics senior year M: Miss Sotiros shorthand junior year. SILVA, KATHLEEN M. P. 66: 55 Spring- field St., Nov. 7 P:Stenography senior year M: Junior gym. SLATTERY, ROBERT. P. 18= 68 Elec- tric Ave., May 20 P: School lunches are too gross A: Latin Club 1; Ski Club 2,3; Band 1,2, 3 - Vice-Pres. 3. SMITH, CHARLES L. P. 66= 40 Gilman St., Feb. 27 P: Teachers What homework A: Ski Club 2, 3,-President. SMITH, EDWARD. P. 80: 89 Cedar St., June 10 P: Senior math require- ment A sunset: seen once then lost forever A: Crafts Club 3; Drama Club 3; Ecology Club. SMITH, KATHLEEN. 9 Morgan St., May 28 P: School lunches and home- work M: Charly and Keith A: Ecology Club; Student Council, Ski Club. SMITH, KEVIN. 108 Moreland St., Aug. 11. SMITH, TERRY. P. 48: 108 Moreland St., Mar. 31 P: Walking up School St. hili M: Health Ed., RM 141, Ski trips A: Ski Club 1,2,3. SMOLAK, EDWARD J. P. 22: 16A Bow St. Place, Apr. 7 P: Science M: Somerville won the Tech tourney A: Annunciators, Drum and Bugle Corps. SNOW, DONNA J. P. 39: 43 Richdale Ave., Apr. 9 P: Cramming for exams Always take a positive attitude A: Ski Club. SOARES, CHRISTINE L. P. 74 : 225 Trcmont St., July 28 P: Getting up early in the morning How sweat it is . SOPER, DIANE G. 39 Day St., Jan 5 P: Coming back another year M: Fav- orite teacher - Mr. Gordinicr. SORRENTINO, MARIE. 38 Benton Rd., Mar. 4. SPADA, SUSAN. P. 70: 33 Temple St., Aug. 19 P: Walking up the hili M: Room 209 A: Italian Club. SPINGEL, RICHARD. P. 25: 211 Bolton St., Jan 20 M: Waterville 3-17-71, Sum 71, Austria 72 Oh come on will ya What?7 A: Football 1,2,3; Letter- men 2, 3; O. D. End; Ski Club 2, 3. SPINOS, GEORGE A. P. 26: 8 Conwcll St., Oct. 2 P: Olive and Ginny being absent Patriots bombed game after game . SPINOS, KATHY. P. 45: 47 Paulina St. P: Term papers M: Glee Club. SPINOSA, GAIL. P. 40: 76 Raymond Ave. , Oct. 14 P: Taking the bus to school M: Chccrlcading in tl� e Tech 1971 A: Chccrlcading 1,2,3; Honor Guard 1; Ski Club 2,3; Young Social Workers Club 1. SPINUCCI, LINDA. P. 38: 96 Munroe St. , Sept. 24 P: People who say one thing and do another M: Nahant in 1969 and room 331 A: Ecology Club 3. SPRIGGS, LINDA. P. 48: 67 Dover St., Jan. 18 P: POD class M: Working for Mr. Chrozzi A: YRC; Glee Club; GAA. STABLES, HEIDI. P. 48: 5 Lester Terr., Mar. 22 P: Inconsiderate people M: August 19, 1971. STACK, LESLIE. P. 60: 43 Fairfax St., Jan. 30 P: Homework It's all over now except the memories . STANFORD, DEBORAH. 77 Sycamore St., Jan. 25. STANFORD, KEITH. P. 74: 73 Avon St., Apr. 29 P: Math M: Study in 147. STAVRINOS, DAVID. 99 Heath St., Oct. 2 P: Too much discipline Re- member one thing . STEARNS, JEANNETTE. 37 A Summer St., Aug. 4 P: Apathy and prejudice people M: Loving him A: Drama Club 1,3; Glee Club 1; PomPom 3; Volleyball 1. STEEVES, HELEN. P. 57: 68 Vernon St., Nov. 27 P: People bothering you all the time M: Little greenies Steve 331 Mutt 6771 A: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Chcerlcading 3; H. R. Rep. 3. STEGELMANN, PATRICIA. P. 45: 82 Ossipee Rd., Mar. 13 P: Lazy and grumpy people M: My world and U. S. History classes A: Student Council 2. STEVENS, JAMES. 18 Thorpe St., June 27 P: Can't speak out enough Get on with it . STEVENS, MARY. P. 64 : 29 Wallcer St., Aug. 13. STEWART, CHARLES K. 30 Oxford St., Oct. 7. STILES, IRENE. P. 66: 50 Bromficld St., Aug. 27. STRINGOS, DOROTHEA. P. 52: 56 Hall St., Sept. 9. SULLIVAN, CLAIRE. P. 38: 50 Chet- wynd Rd. , July 24 P: Snobby people, Red M: Night of Ten Years After and 9-10-70 A: Student Council 1,2; French Club 1,2 - President 2; Abraxas 1; Portia 1; GAA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Girls' Club. SULLIVAN, EILEEN. P. 19: 7 Bucking- ham St., Oct. 23 P: Snobbish people who think they're it M: Old and new friends up SHS A: Ski Club. SULLIVAN, KATHLEEN A. 148 Willow Ave., Jan. 30 P: Tall people M: Red- heads A: Portia 1. SULLIVAN, KATHLEEN M. P. 43: 7 Buckingham St. , Feb. 10 P: Having to say goodbye M: Summer of 71 and Oct. 4, 1971, English in 325 A: Ski Club; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. SULLIVAN, MARGARET. P. 53: 33 Teele Ave., Apr. 30 A: SHS Chorus 1, 2; Girls Glee Club 1,2; Ski Club 2,3. SULLIVAN, MARK. P. 36: 5 Essex St., June 4 P: These crumbling walls M: Growing older and finding life. SULLIVAN, MARY. P. 36: 279 Summer St., Dec. 25 P: Plastic people con- ceited people M: October 31, 1969 and the Park 331 Jeff. SULLIVAN, PATRICIA. 148 Willow Ave. , Apr. 7 P: Pewter Pot M: Cour- tesy is contageous A: Latin Club 1; Portia 1. SURETTE, JOSEPH R. P. 38: 10 Pearl St., Apr. 3 P: No picture from her Look at that . SWANFELDT, DIANNE. P. 79: 35 Mca- cham St., Dee. 29 P: Two faced peo- ple, obscene phonecalls M: Doug's cellar, southern man, NY NH ATC. TARANTO, SALVATORE. 429 Medford St., Sept. 6 M: Mr. Sorabella's found- ations class A: Track indoor and out- door 1, 2. TAVERNA, JAMES. 50 Memorial Rd., Sept. 16. TEAHAN, STEPHEN. P. 27: 15 Adams St., Dec. 6. TEMPESTA, DOLORES. P. 31: 16 Dur- ham St., Sept. 29 P: Chevies the 8:00 bell M: Sept. 10, 1970 Feb. 16, 1971 The Comet. TERNULLO, DOMENIC. P. 29: 21 Low- den Ave., Dec. 12 M: Foundations of Advanced Math A: Math Club 1; Ski Club 3. TESTA, DAVID. P. 70: 19 Gorham St., Dec. 21 P: A soggy whopper A: Youth Recreation Chorus 1,2,3; SHS Chorus 1,2,3; Acapella 1,2; Boys Chor- us 1, 2, 3; Pres. Boys Glee Club 3. TETREAULT, STEVE. P. 60: 19 Wis- conson Ave., Jan. 30 P: Physics Class Try it you like it A: Key Club. TOMEO, STEVEN. 46 Browning Rd., Nov. 29 M: Room 29 English class. TORRES, DEBORAH. P. 78: 19 Dow St., May 14 P: Short people M: Meeting the gang in from of rm. 29 A: H. R. Rep. TOUSSAINT, RAYMOND, P. 77: 198 Pearl St. Feb. 18 P: Art M: Sept. 15 1971 A: DECA. TRAINOR, ANN. 5 Wesley St. , Jan. 15 M: Went to sec Johnathan Edwards. TRAINOR, JOAN. 5 Wesley St., Feb. 7 P: Loud people M: Winning football games. TRANIELLO, JO-ANN. P. 72: 228 Cedar St., Nov. 16 P: Getting up in the morning M: English Junior 325 Aug. 13 1971 46131. TRANIELLO, JUDY. P. 68: 228 Cedar St., Nov. 16 P: People who criticize others M: Summer of 1970. TRIBBLE, STEPHEN. 190 School St., June 10. TRINDADE, SONIA. 9 Windsor Rd., Mar. 24. TRINGALE, GUY. P. 38: 111 Moreland St., June 22 P: Italian 2 M: The ski trips A: Ski Club 2; Key Club-Pres. 3. TRYPOUSIS, OURANIA. P. 45: 11 Rad- cliffe Rd. , Sept. 28 P: My nickname: Shortie M: Homeroom 306 A: Young Social Workers 1,2,3-Sec. 2; National Honor Society 3; Ski Club 3. TSAKOS, NICK. P. 65: 72 Berkeley St., Oct. 30 P: Getting a haircut Put off today's work till tomorrow A: Latin Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Ski Club 3; Math Club 1,2; Yearbook 2; SHS Chorus 3. TSIAKOS, DEBORAH. P. 70: 33 Whit- field Rd. , Jan. 26 A: Girls Chorus 1; Hellenic Club 1; Young Social Workers 1,2. VACCARO, JOANNE. P. 76: 58 Main At. , Jan. 9 P: Rash statements M: we j9ouemassymarchskitripcouncil20- 70 A: Soph. Exc. Board; GAA 1; Yearbook 2; National Honor 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Student Council 1,2, 3-Pres. 3; Student Faculty Advisory Board 3; Open Campus Committee 3. VALENTINO, JAMES. P. 27: 7 Cedar St., June 19 P: Required senior math courses M: Star '71 Anything goes A: Drama Club 2-Treas. 3; YRC 2, 3; CRC2,3; Acapella 3; International Thespian Society; Northeast District Chorus 3. VASQUEZ, ROBERT. P. 34: 14 Pem- broke St., Dec. 17. VELARDO, PAUL. P. 44: 9 Willoughby St., July 19 P: Velardo A: Football 1, 2, 3; Track; Ski Club. VERBECK, DARLENE. 119 Boston Ave., Dec. 8. VILLA, LINDA. P. 44: 9 Gilson Terr. Sept. 26 P: A daily quiz M: Walking up the staircase with Mike. VOTO, KATHLEEN. P. 54: 211 Summer St., Apr. 5 P: 9:30 Phone call... when it doesn't come M: Aug. 24, 1969 A: Tri-Hi-Y. WAGNER, HENRY. P. 59: 19 Malvern Ave., Oct. 28. WALL, REGINA. P. 29: 18 Malvern Ave., June 4 Thank God it's two 137 thirty A: Young Social Workers Club 1. WALLACE, DONNA. P. 63: 41 Franklin St., Nov. 16 P: Winning first football game M: Physics class Mr. P. 306 70- 71 A: Band 1,2, 3; color guard 1; drum majorette 2, 3. WARD, KATHLEEN, P. 50: 66 Craigic St., May 26 P: Homework M: May 31, 1969 A: Ski Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1. WARREN, WILLIAM. 61 Victoria St., Mar. 7. WEDGE, MARY. P. 50: 22 Newbury St., Jan 13 P: Slow night at the USH Remember the USH A: Student Council 1,2; Portia 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3- Treas. WEEKS, CARRA. P. 66: 44 Crescent St., Feb. 4 P: School lunches Try it! You'll like it! . WELCH, GARY. P. 21: 20 Memorial Rd., Feb. 25. WELLE, GRETCHEN. P. 67: 60 Boston Ave., Oct. 6 P: Jr. year Spanish 3 class M: Sept. 14, 1969 A: Young Social Workers. WENTWORTH, ROBERT. P. 30: 18 Gorham St., Oct. 17 P: Waking up at 7:00 in the morning M: Cold rooms in tire winter. WHALEN, ROBERT. 6 Canal Lane, May 14. WHEELER, LINDA. P. 68: 34 Calvin St., May 1S P: People who do not smile, Today may beautiful things happen A: Student Council 2, 3; Latin Club 1,2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; GAA 1. WHITE, MARILYN. P. 45: 24 Kingston St., Sept. 27 P: A School girls life in general M: Sept. 28, 1968-Robert Carbone. WHITMAN, GEORGE. P. 40: 58 Grant St., Mar. 12 P: The wait for 3rd lunch M: J. V. locker room jr. year A: Basketball 1,2, 3-JV Capt. 2; Track 2. WHITHAM, SUSAN. P. 22: 86 Hudson St., Jan. 10 P: Detention, Art, Teach- ers M: Tech tourney games, room 102 A: DECA. WHYTE, LINDA. P. 57: 32 Richardson St., July 11 P: Fort Jackson Sourth Car- olina M: Thinking of You . WILKINSON, RODNEY. P. 81: 447 Somerville Ave., Aug. 14. WILLEY, DANIEL. P. 44: 76 Heath St., July 3 P: One yard line M: Siddy and Franny; Tony and Rosie A: Capt. Foot- ball 3-football 1,2,3; Track; Student Council 1,2; Ski Club-Vice Pres. WILLEY, DAVID. P. 49: 76 Heath St., July 3 P: Injuries and homework M: Summertime skinny-dipping A: Foot- ball; Track; Student Council; Ski Club- See. 3. WILLIAMS. MARY. P. 36: 26 Powder House Blvd., Feb. 2 P: Quickie re- views in 354 M: May 29 Jr. year A: Rad Rep. 1; Honor Guard 1, 2; Student Council 2; YRC 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Ski Club 2- Treas. 3; SHS Glee 2; Girls Glee 2; Vice pres. 3. WILSON, NEIL. 209 Washington St., Sept. 15 P: Building masters M: Mrs. Marotta. WINTERSON, ELAINE. P. 56: 35 Water- house St., Mar. 7 I thought Friday would never come . WOODSON, DEBBY. P. 32: 8 Malvern Ave., Feb. 17 P: The 8:15 bell on Mondays M: The summer of 71 A: Latin Club; SHS and Girls Chorus. YORE, JOHN. 599 Somerville Ave., Jan. 9 P: Building master M: J. Ceils Jr. Class Concert. ZANTI, JODY. P. 29: 11 Simpson Ave., May 4 P: Noisy caters M: May 11, 1970 My Man A: Latin Club 1; Med- ical Social Worker's Club 1; Girls Chor- us 1,2; SHS Chorus 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Homeroom Treas. ZELL, MARY. P. 54 : 25 Claremon St., June 1 P: Don't cross your legs get big ears M: JR. 325 Mr. Collier May 6, 1970 A: Young Social Workers 1,2,3; Ski Club. 138 Teacher Directory Ackerman, Kathleen. P. 89,63 Adams, Rita. P. 82 Allison, Marilyn. Arbeene, Louis. P. 87 Bagdon, Patricia. P. 90 Balcom, Jeanne. Barry, Maureen. P. 84 Bennett, Ernest. P. 85 Benor, Roberta. P. 87 Berra, Edward. P. 35 Bonsignore, James. P. 89 Boudreau, Marion. Bowdring, Nancy. P. 51 Brennan, Jane. Buckley, Charles. P. 66 Bullen, Frances. Bums, Norman. Carafotes, Mary. P. 88 Caruso, Joseph. P. 88,120 Chiozzi, Richard. P. 84 Chrabas, Theodore. P. 83 Cignetti, Robert. P. 83 Cirame, John. P. 82 Collier, John. P. 86 Connolly, Marguerite. Connors, Dorothy. Conway, John. P. 39 Cook, Charles. P. 59 Corrigan, John. P. 83 Costello, Doris. P. 74 Cotter, Elaine. P. 31 Coyne, Robert. P. 112 Cronin, Vincent. P. 104 Cullinan, James. P. 86 Daley, Bernice. Daly, John. P. 84 DaPrato, Arthur. P. 22 DeAngelis, Louis. P. 115 DelTorto, Philip. P. 87 DeMarco, William. P. 85 Diegoli, Louis. P. 89 Donahoe, Gerard. P. 114 Donovan, Kathryn. Douttiel, Nancy. P. 117 Dwyer, Daniel. P. 67 Fabiano, Pauline. P. 83 Fasciano, William. P. 86 Fedele, Anthony. P. 83 Feeney, Jane. P. 87 Fitzgerald, Maureen. Francis, Joan. P. 86 Gordinier, Richard. P. 62 Hayes, Eugene. Healey, Robert. P. 90 Hegarty, Richard. P. 75 Hickey, James. Hickey, John. P. 82 Holman, Virginia. P. 46 Hrubi, Rosemarie. P. 86 Hurley, Maryann. P. 84 Ivaska, Elena. P. 85 Keenan, Marilyn. P. 42 Kelly, Agatha. King, Natalie. P. 85 Leonard, James. Leslie, Charles. Limberakis, Dean. P. 70 Lombard, Katherine. Lynch, Robert. Lynch, Thomas. Macero, James. P. 88 Mackey, Elizabeth. MacLaughlin, Helen. MacPherson, Olive. Maher, John. P. 85 Marotta, Caroline. P. 86 Marshall, Virginia. P. 84 Massello, Alfred. P. 71 McCann, Kathryn. McCarthy, William. P. 47 McCarty, Virginia. McCusker, Hugh. P. 87 McKelvey, Robert. McNally, Frances. P. 27 McSweeney, Francis. McSweeney, John. P. 30 Meeley, Barbara. Misenor, Henry. Monahan, Mary Moran, Marion. Moriarty, David. P. 19 Mullaney, Jean. Murphy, Agnes. Murray, Edward. P. 43 Murray, John. Murray, Paul. P. 88 Noonan, James. Nunziato, John. P. 112,95 O'Brien, Rosanne. P. 82 O'Brien, Thomas. O'Keefe, Mary. O'Malley, Kevin. P. 23,104 Paglinca, Marion. P. 83 Palombo, Thomas. P. 88 Perno, Julio. P. 88 Peterson, Peter. Petow, Patricia. Pietrantoni, Aldo. Pignatiello, Joseph, P. 85 Pontes, Arthur. P. 89 Quinlan, William. P. 79 Ricker, Carolyn. P. 58 Rogers, Robert. P. 38 Rose, Emilie. Samsuri, Diane. Schwinder, Ronnie. P. 18 Scully, Marguerite. Scully, Philip. Simmons, George. Smith, Andrew. P. 87,113 Smith, Patricia. Smith, Russell. P. 26 Sodano, Mary. Sorabella, Robert. P. 82 Sotiros, Florence. P. 34 Spadaro, John. P. 89 Stack, Katherine. Tarello, Joseph. P. 87,119 Tate, Florence. P. 55 Thornton, Francis. Traniello, Rose. P. 54 Tsiakos, John. P. 84 Vojtech, Marsha. P. 82 Walczak, Karl. P. 50,86 Whittaker, Wilson. Wilke, June. Wright, Robert. P. 89 Wrobel, Joseph. P. 78 139 sfa ukjL JjlU AJ L ZuA , . yfCL t rzu cS- - htti € Acl L felLfAj+Vts . -Cv Ay- ' iS' CL -jLi4 XZ ? . 'T lxA; ZAz j u L STLLtzCs fyLL L -;■ f2cA LsCLs rJ£ OxJLt . u Ji4 A t- -£U W-tL+cJ Z ZM-ccA TAuzA jf0 '-£cs Azu s z LlJL. u ctA zxzzJtr £Ltzl iztzzJLj. ytuX AcAx -typ. LzXuzz cA UZ '7 si Us4ri 4L zxA £A X zz- LzZjaUJzZ C ‘ — — V S M . .. . . .J ,. sJ + ' CA- A4A- £A-Ajd-A. £Z Zk ksAz t eZ C. 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