Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1974 volume:

� 1974 YEARBOOK SOMERVILLE HIGH The Radiator, Somerville High School Somerville, Ma. 02143 Like a branch on a tree. I keep reaching to be free moving on, moving on. jM ' 4 1 •flV-. I� � . He's gonna kill me. Made it! 5 Did she make it? Nope! 7 Teachers, classes — aggravation; In the halls . . . ahh . . . relaxation: But - Move on! Look how time can pass! Move on! Get to your next class! Ain't no time for Loiteration! sun On your mark Get set . . . Gone! Only ten more years to Retirement! There's a place in the sun, And before my life is done, Gotta find me a place in the sun. 14 SEN - IORS Salvatore Alfieri Gregory Adams Lisa Abbott FT Claire Anderson Mary Anderka Phyllis Arsenault Virginia Arsenault Mario Almeida Joseph Bailot Donna Black 17 Patricia Burns Susan Burton Joseph Caliendo Theresa Ciccariello Patricia Chipman PaulaCignetti Helen Cameron Patricia Cook Leonard Carroll Cynthia Clark 18 David Dinisco Laurence Cyr Karen Demarco Lawrence Dennehy Deborah Crovo Deborah Develis Paul DiPanfilo 19 James DeBrase AnnMarie Driscoll 20 Connie Gallcnaro Michele Garbor Anthony Giannone Nancy Gobron Mary Green Deborah Gricco Michael Harper Robert Harrington Joseph landoli ?l Thomas Jancdy James Kulesza Lynne Lenoir Nancy Leonard Diane Lescinto James Macauley Christine Lombard' Michael Levasseur Barbara Loud mam Jean Lonero Robert Linehan Anna Macera 23 Nicholas Makredes Doreen Manetta Anthony Mannone Frank L. Marinello Anthonie Marsh Illeana M. Mascl Richard C. Mason Mildred L. McCarthy William H. McCarthy Maureen McClean William McDonald 24 James C. Mearis Fernando C. Medeiros Karen M. Melillo Paul F. Mochi Diane M. Morin Anthony J. Mosca Belkis B. Menendez Kathleen A. Mitchell 25 Judith N. Nutt Erin M. Moynihan Michelle E. Naun Edward A. Nickerson Corinne A. Pacsay Frank J. Pagliarulo Phyllis A. Palazzolo Domenic Pasqualc 26 27 28 Diane M. Ringer Kathy Searlc George E. Sousa Marie A. Sequeira Deborah A. Smith Andrea M. Serpa Janis L. Smith PaulaSpinucci Kevin P. Sheehan Edward F. Slowe Robert G. Stack 29 Maureen A. Sullivan Rita M. Sleeves John E. Travers Michael A. Tribble Charles E. Steen Ruth Ann Stephenson Theresa L. Willey Donna L. Wagner Sueanne Wentworth Diane E. Turner 30 Ellen Boguz Stephen D. Bregoli Joan Carbone 31 32 Theresa Cody James Coleman Steven Conley Brian Daley 34 Anthony Citro James Cooper Lauren Davis Marion Davis Claudio DclMaestro Angela Fragione Gale Erb Linda Ervin Anna Fragionc Patricia Doyle 35 36 Kathleen Hannigan Nanci Guerriero 37 Vincent Lombard Janice Maclone James Macri Susanne Madeiros Irene McConnell Jayne McGlinchey Tom McGrath Alice Medeiros 38 Louise O'Brien Cindy O'Connell Joanne Palmer Theresa Pelottc Deborah Reid Karyn Robbins 39 BA 40 ND 41 42 Arvdericnc Scl man Thomas Sylva 43 Lillian Young Joseph Zabriskie Lydia Zafferano Joyce Atkinson Diane Abbott Catherine Angelis Dennis Antonelli Mary Biagioni Joyce Caldwell Linda Burke Sharon Bolis Marie Bortone Mary Ellen Byrne Michele Bossi Jeremias Botelho John Bradshaw Marilyn Brown 44 45 James Carafotes EnzoCrivelli June Dearborn Michclc Defino Karen DeStefono Michael DiNicola 46 Sandra Efstratiou Janet Doran Bcnnct Errante Carol Esposito 47 Jennifer Fyfe Thomas Griffin Gregory Grande Robert Graves Gary Hodgdon Richard H Barbara Kotansenski { Barbara Hamilton Michael Katsimpas Marybeth Joyce Daniel King 48 Gerry Gustus Karen Intoppa Susan Kovacev Frederick Lewis Arthur Lanzinot Elza Leal Sharon Levine Diane Larkin Michael LoPilato Debra MacDonald Valerie MacNeil 49 Gennaro Ledonne Karen McCarthy Steven Marchetti ' 1 Wt ’ 50 Maureen Mark' Sharon Martin Albert Martins Robert Mattie 51 Maryann Pagliarini Mary Papagno Louise Romeo Steven Ribeiro Charles Robinson Carol Rossi 52 53 Maryann Schiappa Myles Sweeney Cheryl Tanck Maria Sousa Nora Spinosa Louise Spinucci Victoria Sprague 54 DawnTutein Salvatore Valente Elisa Vindice Richard Voner Deborah Whitney Jeffrey Wilcox Nancy Tanner Celeste Zuccaro 55 Peter Zee 56 Karen DeMarco 57 Ann Queenan 58 c H E E R L E A D E R S Stop . . . Look . . . And Listen. 59 Joanne Cardosi 60 Kenneth Buonomo Michael Clancy Robert Cochran William Connell Domenic Costa Anthony DiCarlo Donna DiDomcnico Cheryl DiGaetano John Curtin William Dill 61 62 Barbara Gould Paula Grages James Hanlon Joan Hurley Peter James 63 Janet Horrigan Joanne Jolicover Pam Leake 65 Frances Melchionno 66 Deborah Mingo Paula Moran Steven Oliveira Michael O'Neil Richard Olivolo Charles Perry Judith Palange Panzino Gail Piccolomini Sandra Phillips Robert Pickett Debra Porter William Pousland 67 Billy Powers John Pratt Darlene Quigley FACES . . . In a single day you see many faces at S.H.S. Each has a different expression. Some are happy, some sad, others coy, bewildered, sunny, puzzled and fatigued. The variety is infinite. David Albanese Joe Block Richard Burke William Butler Jean Bilodeau Gina Calisi Thomas Casserly Robert Dangora Carol Davis Mary Dickson 71 Nancy Geehan Thomas Gobie! Patricia Hanlon Dale Hannon Linda Hanwell David Hilbern Jerry Leonard John Marques Kathie Keenan Susan Lawyer Louise Murphy Susan Murray Joanne Nunziato Peter Paglierani 72 73 Rosemarie Rivieccio Douglas Sabin David Schoowover Joseph Scrima Colette Sheehan John Simmons Daniel Sinnott 'I William Sheehan Alton Smith 75 76't Robert Strause Dave Strong Robert Sullivan I Stephen Testa Jamie Theodoss Colleen Tibbetts Michele Trovato William Trubiano Patti Thomas 77 Kathleen Wadland Josephine Veneziano 78 Daniel V'ivian William Winn James W'orster . . . as the day moves on . . . . . . so do we. 9 Ilf 80 FAC-UL-TY Mr. Robert Cignetti Mr. Charles W. Cook Ms. Frances Conrad Ms. Elaine Cotter Mr. James Cullinan Mr. John Daly 83 V.v' Mr. William Fasciano 84 Ms. Joan Francis 85 Mr. Rotert Healy Ms. Gail Hetarty 86 Ms. Geri Kaiser Mrs. Marilyn Keenan Ms. Caroline Marotta Mr. William McCarthy 87 88 Ms. Roseanne O'Brien Mr. Kevin O'Malley 89 90 Mr. Arthur Pontes Ms. Carolyn Ricker Ms. Emilie Rose Ms. Gail Rosoff Ms. Priscilla Shute Mr. George Simmons Mr. Russell Smith 91 Mr. John Tsiakos Mr. Stanley Vergnani Ms. Patricia Smith Mr. John Spadaro Mr. Joseph Tarello 92 Mr. Constantine Limberakis Mr. Richard Hegarty 93 Headmaster - Albert Giroux Vice-Headmaster — Anthony Fedelc Superintendent — LeoC. Donahue 94 Asst. Superintendent John P. Joyce Asst. Superintendent Daniel Macera CLUBS SKI CLUB I KOHOUTEK ART CLUB CAMERA CLUB SAFETY PATROL KEY CLUB math club 104 Mary Giordano Photography Layout YEAR-BOOK 105 Cathy Doherty Business Manager OS SPORTS 107 FOOTBALL i I rag NEW HEAD COACH - William Quinlan IF WISH (bones) WERE HORSES . .. If wishes were horses then beggars would ride, goes the old Irish adage. New head coach William Quinlan might well have been thinking similarly at the end of the season this year. When at the opening rally the Coach promised a win over Arlington, no one took him seriously. But with his newly installed wishbone offense, his team beat Arlington High on the first Saturday of the season. Though the score was only 7-0, the victory was sweet because Somer- ville had not beaten Arlington in 20 years. It looked like a super season. The next game against Everett was well-played, but the final score showed Somerville on the short end — the slide continued with losses to Revere, Malden, Quincy, North Quincy, and Medford. The only other bright spot of the season was a 7-0 win over Chelsea High. In the final game, on Thanksgiving morning, So- merville played Waltham High, a team on their way to the High School Super Bowl. In the mud at Dilboy Field, the two teams slopped and slugged it out. The first half was played pretty evenly with both teams turning over the ball. The score at the end of the half was Waltham , So- merville 0. In the second half, as had been the case in most of the games this season, the Highlanders just could not mount an attack of their own, or stop the Waltham on- slaught. The game ended in a 36-0 loss. It would be easy to say the players were poor, or that the Coach and the wishbone were the problem. But the stats show another problem. In the first half of virtually every game, Somerville was in the ball game. Most games were lost in the second half. Why? Well, in the age of platoon football, Somerville still has many boys who play both offense and defense. Exhaustion, not the quality of the player, was the major cul- prit this season. We wish Coach Quinlan not better horses next season (there aren't any better), but more horses. 110 ?11. Maryin Lawrence THANKSGIVING DAY GAME 112 The pre-dawn rain on Thanksgiving Day may have dampened the stadium and the field at Dilboy. but noth- ing dampened the spirits of Somerville High's fans. Not even a 36-0 loss to Waltham! All during the game, nu- merous cheers and chants were screamed by spirited Highlanders amidst a snowfall of colorful confetti and red and blue shakers. The boys, some playing their last game for S. H. S., worked hard on the field: yet they just couldn't seem to put the plays together. Before half-time, the uniforms, which previously would have put the White Knight' to shame, were so dirt covered that it would have been too tough a job for even Bold or Clorex to clean. The band, drill team, and pom-pom girls put on a superb half-time show, their best of the season, highlighted by the majorettes who, wearing their Indian costumes, showed expertise in handling batons of fire. For the last time, appetites for Waltham Hawk” had to be pacified by good old roast turkey. For this was the last Turkey Day confrontation between Waltham and Somerville, ending the rivalry which was begun in 1905. As the last fan left Dilboy Stadium he found his emotions mixed, yet a voice seemed to say, Maybe next year, as we begin a new tradition against Arlington, we might triumph and win. 113 1973-74 Soccer Result Somerville 3 Rindge 2 Somerville 2 Arlington 0 Somerville 0 Brockton 2 Somerville 1 Brookline 1 Medford 2 Somerville 1 Somerville 0 Camb. Latin 4 Newton 6 Somerville 0 Waltham 0 Somerville 5 Rindge 1 Somerville 4 Arlington 1 Somerville 1 Camb. Latin 1 Somerville 1 Brockton 2 Somerville 0 Somerville 2 B. C. High 2 Brookline 0 Somerville 1 Everett 0 Somerville 2 Somerville 3 Medford 6 Somerville 1 Newton 3 Somerville 2 Waltham 2 Groton 2 Somerville 1 Somerville 4 Everett 3 SOC-CER Coach: Joseph Caruso with Mass. All Stars: Sal Alficri and Mike LeVasseur and Headmaster Albert Giroux. 115 ■I. What can you say about a hockey team that has a record of 17-5-0 compared last year's record of 4-15-1? That they're great, really super, a team to be proud of! Or can you actually say anything about the team that can equal the improvemei shown in one short year? What, you may ask yourself, has happened? Has everyo started to eat his Wheaties, or is the team so totally together that they just keep ing goals and winning games? Maybe Somerville is finally getting the team, th- ord, and the recognition that is deserves. Coach George Renault, along with Cap Dan Vivian and the other fine hockey players, should get the credit they deserve for showing that Somerville DOES lead the way! ryofl § 120 TRACK GIRLS' TRACK The Girls Track Team after a long pe- riod of second-class citizenship was made official this year. The streets of Somerville proved to be good training ground for the girls in Cross Country season. In meets at Amherst, Cambridge, and Falmouth, the girls took two team trophies, one first and one second, paced by the strong lead of first place finishes by co-captain Mary Biagioni and team manager Susan Lambias. Co-captain Phyllis Arsenault was also a strong fin- isher, along with Susan Ekstrom and sophomore Joanne Coiley. Led by Susan Ekstrom's fine racing at the New Eng- land Women's Cross-Country Champi- onships in Falmouth, the girls placed third in New England, missing second place by only one team point. Quite an achievement for the first time around! In three winter meets at Falmouth the girls compete with a variety of Massa- chusetts high schools and continued their competitive training program, branching out into field events. Mary Bagioni and Susan Lambias hurdling, Phyllis Arsenault and Susan Lambias high jumping, and Debbie Toppi putting the shot. In addition to the serious competitors, there are a number of girls who run for fun.'' The girls can be seen any mild day in flight down Highland Avenue — this new generation of women is hard to keep up with! i. r-(r odHm;7sLn od i 125 127 1?8 AC-TI-VI-TIES 129 AND SO WE MOVE ON. . . The new Superintendent of Schools in Somerville is Dr. Urban J. D. Leavitt of Colorado, a former teacher, principal and college instructor who has had many years of experience as an educational administrator. Dr. Leavitt succeeded Dr. Leo C. Donahue, retiring after having served the Somerville School Department for the past 42 years, the last 15 as Superintendent. Dr. Leavitt was elected unanimously (9-0 vote) by the School Committee, ending a nation-wide search fora new Superintendent. A graduate of the University of Texas, Dr. Leavitt also served as Supt. of Schools in Aurora, Colorado, Roslyn, New York, and Bay Village City, Ohio. He served briefly as an elementary school principal in Austin, Texas. Dr. Leav- itt received his Master's Degree in 1956 and his Doctoral Degree in Educational Administration from the University of Texas, also. Retiring Superintendent of School, Dr. Leo C. Donahue, has been a great asset to the Somerville School System. During his 42 years with us, he has served us well, being more than just an administrator, but an involved citizen of the city, a person accessible to the public and to the students. He brought with him to Somerville not only the benefit of his knowledge, but also his sense of loyalty and his ability to serve well. For 42 years. Dr. Donahue worked for us and with us. For his time, we can only offer him the warmest and most grateful THANK YOU that he shall receive. 130 . . . AND THINGS CHANGE Mr. William Fasciano, former Mathematics Department Head, was recently elected to the position of Headmaster of the High School, replacing retiring Headmaster Albert H. Giroux. He was elected after lengthy hours of debate among School Committee Members. Mr. Fasciano, a Somerville High School graduate, received his B. S. from Northeastern University, and his Masters Degree in Education from Tufts University. He also has a Masters Degree in the Art of Teaching. It was 1956 when Mr. Fasciano began his teaching career in Somerville. Always liked by students as well as by faculty, he worked hard and served us well; he is most deserving of the trust placed in him, and extremely capable to serve as High School Headmaster. Mr. Albert Giroux, Retiring Headmaster, receives standing ovation from crowd at SHS Christmas Concert Mr. William Fasciano, New Headmaster, in the classroom before his election. 131 A TRIBUTE TO MR. GIROUX New Headmaster Willium Fasciano congratulates retiring Headmaster Albert H. Giroux Mr. Giroux with retiring school physician Dr. Thomas O'Brien. It was 1929 when Mr. Giroux began his teaching ca- reer. He has indeed served us all well. For his time, ef- fort, and devotion, we thank him most sincerely. On his well-deserved retirement, we congratulate him most heartily. Somerville High School certainly will miss him. 133 The Secretarial Training Girls of Ms. Francis and Mrs. Mackey's classes held a Secretarial Tea in the school library on November 14 for the faculty. Co-chairmen of the Tea were Theresa Ciccariello, Deborah DeVellis, Debbie MacDonald, Susan Nicoll and Janis Smith. Other members were Diane Abbott, Mary Biagioni, Ellen Boguz, Gina Calisi, Joanne Cardosi, Patricia Chipman, Deborah Cochran, Susan Conley, Deborah Crovo, Janet Daneault, Carol Davis, Michele DeFino, Janice Ditullio, Mary Donnelly, Mary Jane Freitas, Susan Flynn, Connie Gal- lenaro, Mary Gosdia, Joan Kotasenski, Janet Laidley, Barbara Loud, Joanne Palmer, Theresa Pelotte, Maria Raposo, Karyn Robbins, Lucy Romano, Carmelina Roselli, Cheryl Russo, Kathleen Searles, Grace Sil- vestro, Maria Sousa, Donna Tamer, Kathleen Teahan, Louis Walsh, and Celeste Zuccaro. 134 135 S.H.S. HRISTMAS CONCERT THANKSGIVING DAY RALLY 139 You're cuter than any football player I know! MO ELECTIONS LATE ARRIVAL . . . Edith Scrpj DI-REC-TOR-Y ABBOTT, Diane, p.44, 27 School St., 1 2 57. P. Always being first alphabetically M: Fun and friends at SHS 1971-1974 A: Honor Guard 1,2; Travel Club 3; Mr. Healey's Office 3; Ski Club 1. ABBOTT, Lisa, p. 17, 36 Spring- field St., 3 26 56. P: Work M: August 11, 1972 ADAMS, Gregory, p. 17, 965 Broadway, 9 12 56. P: Big 'D' S: Drum Corps No. 1. ALBANESE, David, p. 70, 18 Han- cock St., 1 13 56. ALFIERI, Salvatore, p. 17, 228 School St., 1 31 55. P: Driver's Education M: Making East Mass All Stars Soccer A: Soccer 1,2,3; TRA 1; Italian Club 2,3. ALMEIDA, Mario, p. 17, 14 Lin- coln Parkway, 11 13 56. P: French M: Jr. English class; Room 108c A: Band 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3. ALMEIDA, Robert, p. 70, 73 Hud- son St., 12 12 56. P; When teach- ers ask if I'm a sophomore S: Do unto others before they do you under. ALTIERI, Phillip, p. 31, 30 Walnut St., 10 30 55. P: The smell of school lunches M: Getting an A in English. AMAZEEN, Debbie, p. 70, 197 Summer St., 2 24 56. P: All the nights I stayed for my building master M: My friends of the class of 74 A: Color Guard. ANDERKA, Mary, p. 17, 5 Mun- roe St.. 12 3 56. P: Too much homework S: Give me a Break! A: Drama Club 2,3; SHS, Girls and Symphonic Choruses 2,3; Latin Club 3. ANGELIS, Catherine, p. 44, 317 Summer St., 8 6 56. P: People who are late M: Room 154 A: Ski Club 1,2; Latin Club 2, President 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3; National Honor 2,3. ANNESE, Joseph, P. 31. 62 Fre- mont St., 11 19 56. P: Monday mornings M: Tuesday and Friday nights A: Sr. Class President; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3. ANTONELL1, Dennis, p.44, 151 North St., 6 28 56. M; Good times with Mr. P. and Mr. G. in 311 S: Dig it, swing it, ah! what. A: Track 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,3; Boys Chorus 1,2,3; SHS Chorus 1,2,3; Symphonic Choir 2,3; Ski Club 1; Ecology Club. ARSENAULT, Phyllis, p. 17, 45 Lexington Ave., 11 6 56. P: Riding to Track meets in Toyotas M: Latin 154, Track meets. Crow A: Track 2, Captain 3; National Honor 2,3; Ski Club 1,2, Vice-President 3; Student Council 1; Girls Chorus 2; Latin Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Vice- President 3. ARSENAULT. Virginia, p. 17, 45 Lexington Ave., 7 25 56. P: Re- ports M: Junior English class A: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Ski Club 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; National Honor 2,3; Girls Track 2,3. ANDERSON, Claire, p. 17, 163 Willow Ave., 5 9 56. ATKINSON, Joyce, p. 44, 116 Per- kins St., 12 11 56. P: School sys- tem M: Waiting 3 years for gradua- tion A: Crama Club 1,2,3; Travel Club 2; Girls Track 3. BAILOT, Joseph T., p. 17, 3 River Rd., 12 25 55. P: Climbing the hill in the winter M: Woodworking Room 16. BALBONI, Larry, 11 Teele Ave., 12 26 55. P: My Building Master M: Back of school. BARCLAY, Paul, p. 70, 91 Heath St., 6 8 56. S: Chevies eat Fords A: Ski Club 1; Work Study 2,3. BARGOOT, Herbert, p. 60, 332 Highland Ave., 2 3 57. M: State Tourney A: A.V. Department help- er. BARKER, James, p. 17, 51 Holyoke Rd.. 10 10 56. M: Little Jake A: SHS Chorus 2,3; Boys Chorus 2,3; Symphonic Choir 3; Ski Club 3; Annie Get Your Gun”. BARRETT, Patricia A., p. 56, 47 Marshall St., 11 15 55. BARRY, Louise, p. 17, 90 School St., 5 26 56. P: Being matchless with a cigarette! M: Being 411 in a Six Foot World!!! A: Tri-Hi-Y 1; Ski Club 3; SHS Chorus 1; LAC 1, 2,3. BARTHOLOMEW, Beverly, p. 60, 26 Walker St. BASTERI, Judy, p. 31, 17 Gibbens St., 3 25 56. P: Getting up before noon time!!! M: My UNFORGET- TABLE Summer of 72 A: Crafts Club 2; Ski Club 2; SHS Music 2,3; Homeroom Rep. 2; Main Office worker 2,3; IBM Room worker 2. BEAN, Marcia, p. 17, 12 Tennyson St., 4 12 56. P: Backstabbers, irre- sponsible people M: Summer of '73 and study in 221 A: Drama Club 1, Vice-President 2,3; Ski Club 2; Somerville Players 3; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; SHS Chorus 1,2,3; Sym- phonic Choir 2,3; Travel Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. BEDELL, Karen, p. 60, 38 Bond St., 9 27 56. P: My Building Master M: Summer of '73 A: DECA Club. BELMONTE, John, p. 56. 1374 Broadway, 9 25 54. M: Staying 105 nights for Miss Bowdring S; Life is what you make it A: North- east District Chorus; SHS Chorus; A Cappella Choir: Boys Chorus. BENINATI, Rosario, p. 70, 8 20 56. P: My Building Master M: Soccer and lousy lunches A: Soccer 1; Italian Club 1. BIAGIONI, Mary Terese, p. 44, 32 Ibbetson St., 7 24 56. P: Smelly sneakers in the Toyota: Girls! M: Track, Proms, friends, Crebzy and me A: Girls Track 2, Captain 3; Literary Magazine 3. BILODEOU, Jeanie, p. 70, 21 Cen- tury St., 9 21 56. P: Getting up in morning M: All three years in SHS. BINARI, Christine, p. 17, 34 Tetle Ave., 5 15 56. P: Hypocrites, bag- gie knees, JT S: I'm so excited! A: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Latin Club 1, Trea- surer 2,3; Pom-Pom Girl 1. BINGEL, Joseph, p. 31, 58 Mea- chan St., 2 9 55. BLACK, Donna, p. 17, 44 Wallace St., 1 10 57. P: Object of a certain teacher's humor in class M: Bring- ing my Snoopy lunch box; the Prom A: Homeroom Rep. 1; Stu- dent Council 1. BLAINE, Kevin, 44 Prescott St., 5 4 56. S: I'm mad, you're mad, we re all mad A: Abraxas 1; Student Council 3; Drama Club 1; Ski Club 2; Curriculum Committee 2. BLOCK, Joseph, p. 70, 193 School St., 8 14 56. M: Party's at Dilboy S: I hope it rains so we don't prac- tice A: Football 2,3; Baseball 2. BOEHME, Richard. 100 Conwell Ave., 8 31 56. P: my bush S: Ma Fa Su R A: Football 1,3; Hockey 1. BOGUZ, Ellen, p. 31, 293 Wash- ington St., 12 15 56. S: Life is what you make of it A: SJHS - Glee Club; Family Aid. BOLIS, Sharon Mae, p. 44, 73 Hinckley St., 12 4 55. P: Walking for a long time M: July 11, 1973! BOSARI, Eileen, P. 70, 73 Derby St., 7 7 56. M: Junior English with Mr. Collier S: Let's get it on A: Travel Club. BORELLA, Kathy, p. 31, 153 Hud- son St., 6 18 56. P: Collecting money M: U.S. History in 344 A: Cheerleader 1,2,3; Honor Guard 1, 2; Student Council 1; Chorus 1,2,3. BORTONE, Marie, p. 44, 26 Haw- thorne St., 4 7 56. P: Top Cat M: October 11. BOSSI, Michele, p. 44, 29 Che- twynd Rd., 10 29 56. P: Chemistry 309 M: Vad’s Pad October 19, 1973 Salem A: Young Social Worker’s Club; Pom-Pom Girl; SHS Chorus; Girls Chorus; Ski Club; Homeroom Rep. BOSTIGA, Richard, p. 31, 39 Cur- tis Ave., 2 26 57. P: The smell in the lunchroom M: Miss King's class. BOTELHO, Jeremias, p. 44, 273 Summer St., 6 3 55. P: My French teacher M: Leaving Miss King's class. BOYDEN, Paul J. Jr., p. 18, 98 Pearl St., 3 12 57. A: Drama Club 1,2,3; Chess Club 1. BRADSHAW, John, p. 44, 53 Hud- son St., 1 13 57. P: Walking up three flights of stairs M: Leaving Miss King's class. BREGOLI, Stephen, p. 31, 91 Flint St., 1 15 57. BRIGANDI, Steven, p. 31, 191 Powder House Blvd., 12 13 56. P: Getting up in the morning. BROWN, Marilyn, p. 44, 15 Me- morial Rd., 8 15 55. P: Cold winter mornings; studying M: Let's stay together A: Travel Club. BRUNET, Richard, p. 60, 54 Con- well St. BRUNING, Barbara, 45 Memorial Rd., 3 22 55. P: Hanging on the corner M: March 17, 1972. BRUSSARD, Alan, p. 31, 17 Illi- nois Ave., 9 15 56. P: Favoritism S: Sure. BUONOMO, Daniel, P. 60, 580 Mystic Ave. BUONOMO, Kenneth J., p. 60, 25 Mt. Pleasant St. BURGESS, Kathleen, 112 Wood- stock St., 12 4 56. BURKE, Linda, p. 44, 65 Main St., 3 14 56. P: Plastic people, untrust- ing friends M: Bill and Son Sep- tember 27, 1973, Why? A: Travel Club 3. BURKE, Richard, p. 70, 33 Putnam St., 9 24 55. M: School is out for- ever S: Right on. BURNS, Leslie. 10 Burnside Ave., 10 28 55. M: Open Campus S: Dynamite A: Child Development 2, 3. BURNS, Patricia, p. 18, 82 School St., 11 25 56. P: Changing schools, M: St. Joseph's High School A: SJHS - Cheering 3. BURTON, Susan, p. 18, 40 Sterling St. 1 13 56. P: We are all sold out!!! M: Sophomore English. BUSSOLARI, Michael, p. 31, 32 Whitman St., 5 15 56. P: Test on Monday first period M: Soph and Jr. English Class with K.S. A: Foot- ball 1,2,3. BUTLER, William, p. 70. 14 Wis- consin Ave. BYRNE, Mary Ellen, p. 44, 29 Lake St., 3 30 56. P: Boring classes M: Meeting John in the corridor A: SJHS - Glee Club 1. Fold Club 1; Drama Club 1; SHS - Yearbook Rep 3. CABRAL, Kevin, 41 Oak St., 11 23 56. P: My Building Master S: I m up for the game. CABRAL, Maura, p. o0, 8 Mass- land St., 10 12 55. P: Too much homework S: Tomorrow is another day. CALDWELL. Joyce, p. 44, 11 Moore St., 8 1 56. P; People who don t understand me S: Are you all right????? A: Yearbook Rep 3. CALIENDO, Joseph, p. 18, 8 Bene- dict St., 9 23 55. CALIRI, Ronald, p. 60, 69 Boston Ave., 1 20 57. CALISI, Gina, p. 70, 8 Heath St., 8 24 56. M: July 4, 1972; my stud- ies at St. Mary's S: Oh, ya, really. CAMELO, Nancy Marie, p. 45, 5 Vinal Ave., 9 6 56. P: Sophomore year A: Music 2. CAMERON. Helen, p. 18, 190 Tremont St., 3 9 56. P: I’M work- ing on it M: Anthony and Hellie, June 26, 1972 A: Yearbook Editor 3. CAMPLESE, Karen, p. 5o, 57 Mer- riam St., 12 22 56. P: Studying a lot for a test and flunking M: Cheerleading camp - winning tro- phy 8 8 73 A: Cheerleader 2,3; Choruses 1,2,3; Homeroom Trea- surer 3. CAMP. Joan, p. 45, 7 Cypress St.. 7 25 57. P: Changing Schools M: St. Joseph's High School A; SJHS - Basketball 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Glee Club 3; Chairman Prom Committee 3; SHS - Girls Chorus 3; Symphonic Choir 3; SHS Cho- rus 3. CAPEZIO, Gerard, p. 45, 83 School St., 1 2 55. CAPOMACCIO, John. p. 45, 119 Hudson St., 7 28 56. CARAFOTES, James, p. 45, 11 Ossipee Rd., 12 21 56. P: A.A., J.P., YoYos, Weekdays S: The wicked never die A: Boys Chorus 1, 2,3; SHS Chorus 1,2,3; Hockey 1,2, 3; Latin Club 1,2; Student Council HR Rep 1,2,3; Northeast District Chorus 2,3; Soccer 3; Honor Guard 2; Band 1; Symphonic Choir 3. CARBONE, Julie. 10 Tower Ct., 12 5 56. CARDOSI, Joanne, p. 60, 198 Pearl St., 2 26 57. CARMO, Deana, p. 60, 12 Oxford St.. 2 6 56. CARNES, Robert, 18 Atherton St., 7 30 56. S; I was Roarian A: Hock- ey 2. CARPIN1TO, Pasquale A., p. 18, 71 Pennsylvania Ave., 11 25 56. S: As we live and roll on A: Indoor Track 2. CARR, Mary Katherine, p. 34, 16 Lake St., 8 20 56. M: Never get- ting in any serious trouble S: EE Ginney catch you later tomorrow. CARROLL, Leonard, p. 18, 8 Low- ell Circle. 10 28 56. P: Forceful people S: Yes, but what about the future A: C.A. P.2. CARUSO, Robert, 768 Broadway, 8 4 56. S: What are you — me? CASEY, Nancy, p. 60, 14 Bay State Ave., 12 29 55. P: Room 221 M: 9 28 73. CASPARIELLO. Stella, p. 34, 57 Clarendon Ave., 3 23 56. P: Rainy weekends M: Football for girls, rm 24, rm 150, Jr. yr. A: Ski Club 1; Crafts Club President 3. CASSARO, Donna, p. 18, 12 Mad- ison St., 8 13 56. P: Losing my contact lens S: One more time A: Student Council 2; Ski Club. CASSARO, Sandra E., p. 56, 12 Madison St., 7 30 55. P: Getting up at seven and going to SHS M: Reddy Teddy- The fun never quits.” CASSERLY, Thomas, p. 70, 39 Pinchney St., 2 18 56. CELIA, Carol, p. 56. 418 McGrath HWY., 12 26 55. P: Office ma- chines M: years at SHS. CHIODO, Donna Marie, p. 60, 9 Dresden Circle, 5 18 56. P: Home- work M: Donna and John, 3 3 72 A: Color Guard 1,2,3. CHIODO, Doreen Ann, p. 45, 9 Dresden Circle, 5 18 56. P: Was, starvation, U.S. Government, hate S: Give me a break and smile A: Color Guard 1,2,3. CHIPMAN, Patricia Ann, p. 18, 50 Memorial Rd., 10 9 56. P: Vegeta- bles, hate, and French M: Danny Tish Aug. 22, 1970. CHIRICHIELLO, Denise, p. 34, 32 Quincy St., 2 27 57. P: Not doing anything. Mister Ed, Todo S: You can't have everything. CICCARIELLO, Theresa, p. 18, 44 Gordon St., 2 6 57. P: Junior Eng- lish; frustration in rm 224 M: Sep- tember '71; Soph, year, half time A: Majorette 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; SHS Chorus 2,3; Symphonic Choir 3; Travel Club 3; Homeroom Rep 1. CIGNETTI, Paula, p. 18, 10 Ash Ave., 1 30 57. P: My Building Master M: The kids down the Hea- ly School yard A: Travel Club 2,3. C1NCOTTA, Robert, p. 45. 1110 Broadway, 2 22 56. CITRO, Anthony, p. 34, 4 Jackson Rd., 1 30 57. CLARK, Cynthia, p. 18, 181 Wil- low Ave., 9 23 56. CLARK, Penny, p. 56, 7 Simpson Ave., 11 16 56. CLARK, Thomas, p. 34, 64 Ten Hills Rd., 12 27 55. P: Warm beer S: Oh my soul. COCHRAN, Deborah, p. 45, 249 School St., 12 19 56. P: Boring Classes M: Three years at Somer- ville High. COCHRAN, Robert, p. 61, 22 MacArthur St., 1 11 57. P: Getting up on cold days M: Mr. O'Brien's English Class A: Ski Club 3. CODY, Theresa, p. 34, 168 Willow Ave., 5 28 56. P: Driver's Ed Se- nior Hr. 1973-1974 M: Room 154, Canada, February 1973 A: Latin Club 2,3; Travel Club 3; Ski Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3. COLEMAN, James, p. 34, 45 Dart- mouth, 3 5 56. P: Getting Haircuts M: Cafeteria Food A; Basketball 2, 3. COLLERMAN, Tim, p. 45, 159 Glen St., 4 20 56. M: This School; Hudson I was roarin, it was great. COLLINS, Margaret, p. 45, 72 Puritan Rd., 8 15 56. P: Rooms without clocks M: Jr. Chemistry Class 310. A: Spanish Club 1; Homeroom Representative 1. CONLEY, Steve, p. 34, 620 Mystic Ave., 4 3 56. P: School's lunches; M: Miss Browdring. CONNELL, William, p. 61, 99 Moreland St., 1 18 55. CONNOLLY, Mary Ellen, p. 18, 111 Willow Ave., 12 17 56. P: Rm. 210 Jr. yr., Soph yr. M: Half time. Ski weekend, Rm. 1-54 A; Ski Club 1,2,3; Travel Club 3; Majorette 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Secretary 3; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; SHS Chorus 2,3; Paint Your Wagon 1; Annie Get Your Gun 2. COOK, Patricia, p. 18, 7 Charn- wood Rd. 12 8 56. P: Senior Eng- lish M: Junior Chemistry Class 310 A: Abraxas I; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Spanish Club. COOPER, James, p. 34, 40A Me- morial, 6 1 56. M: School Caf. COSTA, Domenico G., p. 61, 11 Steeves Circle. P; Domenico Costa to Rm. 114A now A:Italian Club 2. CR1VELL1, Enzo, p. 45, 154 Jaques St., 8 12 54 A: Literary Magazine S: Trust, Dare and Be. CROVO, Deborah, p. 19, 45 Han- cock St., 7 15 56. A: SHS Chorus 2,3; Pompom Girl 2,3; Travel Club 3; P: Soph. Homeroom S: Of that particular nature. CUFF, Ann, p. 46, 50 Preston Rd., . 8 3 56. P: People using other peo- ple, Jr. English M: Salisbury Au- gust 10, Summer of ”73” A: Latin Club 3, Homeroom Rep. 2. CULLEN, Coleen, p. 46, 56 White St., 8 31 55. PL No support for SHS Hockey Team M: Miss King Homeroom Speeches. CUNHAM, Judey, p. 46, 60 Endi- cott At., 11 22 56. A: Student Council 3: yearbook rep 3; M: Stairway to Heaven, July 22 Matig- non, P: Boys, boring weekends, los- ing football. CURTIN, John. p. 61. 11 15 56, 9 Lowell Terrace, A: Indoor track Jr Year. CYR, Laurence, p. 19, 26A Glen- dale Ave., 5 18 56. P: Caf. lunch- es — always running out S: I'm out of here. DAYLE, Brian, p. 34, 16 Mountain Ave., 2 15 56. P: homework any time in 3 years S: You-Ma-Fu. DANEAULT, Janet, p. 19, 12 Wyatt Circle, 12 5 56. P: getting up in the morning M: October 25. DANGORA, Linda, p. 46, 96 Elm St., 9 6 56. DANGORA, Robert, p. 70, 96 Elm St., 9 14 55. P: liars — building masters S: give me a break A: track 2.3. DANIELI, Luerezio, p. 19, 34 Moreland St., 5 6 56. P: Monday mornings. DAVIS, Carl, p. 70, 11 Lewis St., 4 30 56. S: Frank, Slow Down A: Hobby Club. DAVIS, Louren, p. 34, 1374 Broad- way, 8 5 56. P: two faced people, dull weekends M: Nantasket, July 22, room 24 A: Camera Club 1; Drama Club 1; YRC 1. DAVIS, Marion, p. 34, 7 Auburn Ave., 1 5 57. P: I hate being aggra- vated, M: Two friends with guitars. DEARBORN, June, p. 46, 22 Sun- set Rd., 12 19 56. P: Bananas, Fred, writing peeves S: Things of that particular nature. DEBRASE, James, p. 19, 4 Munroe St., 8 28 56. DEFINO, Michele, p. 46, 36 Syd- ney St., 5 24 56. P: Homework and School Lunches M: Junior Home- room, English Room 31. DEL MESTRO, Claudio, p. 68 Trull St., 2 8 56. DE MARCO, Dianne, p. 61, 335 Alewife Brook Pkw , 11 6 55. P: Rainy weekends, fickle people, math M: July 11, 1971 Dilbory Field A: Majorette 1,2; Vice-Presi- dent Jr. Class; Homeroom Rep. 1,2, 3; Homeroom Treasurer 1,2,3; Ski Club 2; Latin Club 1; Student council 1,2. DEMARCO, Karen, p. 19, 52 Adams St.. 12 20 56. P: School A: Drama club 2; Ski Club 1. DENNEHY, Lawrence p. 19, 44 Moreland St., 1 31 57. P: Not waking up in the morning M: Coming home after play in hooky. DEGREGORIO, Anthony, p. 61, 29 Minnesota Ave., 11 24 55. DE PALMA, Robert, p. 35, 47 Rus- sell Rd., 6 30 56. P: college Boards M: Live, laugh and be happy A: Student council 1,2,3; Soph. Exec- utive Board; Faculty Advisory Board; Open Campus committee 2, 3; Latin Club 3; National Honor Society; President National Honor Society 3. DESROSIERS, Mary, p. 35, 508 Broadway, 6 3 55. DESROSIERS, Murial, p. 61, 508 Broadway, 6 2 55. DESTEFANO, Karen, p. 46, 25 Pitman Street, 8 3 56. P: taking gym, homework M: Cafeteria, basement senior year. DEVELIS, Deborah, p. 19, 19 Wheeler Ave., 9 29 56. P: back stabbers, auditions, exams, Mon- days M: Jr. English, summer of 72 A: National Honor Society 2,3; Pom pom; chorus SHS 2,3; Sym- phonic 3. DICARLO, Tony, p. 61, 128 Jose- phine Ave., 12 19 55. P: school S: Long live the lion A: SHS Band. DICKSON, Mary, p. 71, 20 Ames St., 8 27 56. P: Chemistry, Italian Cold Lonely Nights M: Summer of 73, Jr. Lunch, Camella A: Pom-pom girls. DIDOMENICAO, Donna, p. 61, 80 Lowden Ave., 4 11 56. M: De- cember 24, 1971 S: Meet me over the Sub Shop A: Ski Club 1,2,3. DIGAETANO, Cheryl, p. 61, 10 Wigglesworth St., 11 12 56. P. People who exaggerate, and liars M: The year 1971 J.K. DILL, William, p. 61, 23 Josephine Ave., 7 5 67. DILLON, Elaine, p. 71, 31 Electric Ave., 5 25 56. P: Dentists M: Powderhouse Park. DINICOLA, Michael, p. 46, 34C North St., 12 6 56. P: Patriots M: May 10, 1971. DINISCO, David, p. 19, 45 Che- twynd Rd., 1 26 56. P: Basketball players M: Everett game '72. A: Football 1,2,3. DIPANFILO. Paul, p. 19, 111 Washington St., 3 10 56. P: Wak- ing up M: Going to Friendly's after basketball A: Basketball 1,2,3. DIPETRO, Frank, p. 47, 38 Sewall St., 3 6 56. P: Going from base- ment to third floor M: Sophomore English A: Italian Club 2; Literary Magazine 2,3. DIPERSIO, Patti, p. 47, 7 Trull St., 1 20 57. P: Top Cat Cotton Frizzys Hot Pants?!! M: Friend- ly’s on a Friday night Summer '69. DIRUSSO, Alan, p. 19, 65 Putnam Rd., 11 30 55. P: Rm 109 S: The good old days A: Football; Track; Ecology Club 2. DISTASIO, Darleen, 186 School St., 10 28 55. DITULLIO, Janice, p. 47, 59 Pri- chard Ave., 6 8 56. P: Rainy Day's and Monday's frozen peas M: Ronny's Prom, our times together. DIVASTA, Jeanne, p. 35, 15, Rus- sell Rd., 3 22 56. P: Not under- standing B.F.'s Sunday's M: Febru- ary 23, '72, Chicago, Switzerland A: Ski Club 2; Girls Choir 2,3; SHS Chorus 2,3; Escort 2. DOHERTY, Cathy, p. 71, 35 Simp- son Ave., 9 21 56. M: Trials Tribulations of the '74 Yearbook S: We all live for the sun! A: Honor Guard 1,2; Student Council I, 2, Corresponding Secretary 3; Literary Magazine 3; Ski Club 3; Crafts Club 2; Travel Club; Year- book Business Manager. DONEGAN, Jeannie, p. 35, 31 Kidder Ave., 4 5 56. P: Mornings, boring weekends, braces S: Really? Its so unbelieveable! A: Tri-Hi-Y. DORAN, Janet, p. 47, 106 Orchard St., 9 13 55. P: Coming to school at early hours M: Math and Chem- istry. DOWLING, Karyl, 32 Central Rd., 1 25 57. DOWNING, Karen, p. 61,10 Avon St., 1 25 57. P: Unrowdy people, lonely weekends M: Feb. 25, 1973, J. O.'s Buick, Dilboy. DOYLE, Deborah, p. 19, 33 Hud- son St., 8 31 55. P: Junior English. DOYLE, Patricia, p. 35, 81 Hinck- ley St., 11 26 56. P: English Class Soph, year M: Mr. Corrigan's class 7th period. DRISCOLL, Ann Marie, p. 19, 82 Munroe St., 2 10 57. P: Practice, Sundays, Depression M: 9 29 73, Cheering Camp, France A: Student Council 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Cho- ruses 1,2,3; Varsity Cheering 3; Captain of J.V. 2; Honor Guard 1, 2; Travel Club 3; Yearbook Rep 3; National Honor 2,3. DRISCOLL, Maureen, p. 61, 578 Somerville Ave., 4 17 56. DUANE, John, 580 Mystic Ave., 2 5 56. P: Getting up in the morn. EFSTRATIOU. Sandra, p. 47, 20 Prospect Hill Ave., 10 11 56. P: Cafeteria S: It's mind over matter A: Student Council 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Travel Club 3; Honor Guard 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3. ELLIOT, James, p. 20, 1370 Broad- way, 10 4 56. P: Mathematics and Cafeteria food M: Social Studies Bookroom A: Student Council 1,2, 3; Curriculum Committee 1,3. ENOS, Patricia, p. 61, 31 Pennsyl- vania Ave., 12 28 55. P: Mornings, being depressed, bad weekends M: Jr. year — '73 Prom, Football Hockey games. ERB, Gale, p. 35, 34 Putnam St., 1 6 57. P: My Building Master S: Meet me over the Coffee Shop. ERNEST, David, P. 71, 16 Summit St., 8 30 56. P: Bureaucratic organ- ization M: My great” friends and some teachers. ERRANTE, Bennet, p. 47, 1006 Broadway, 11 21 56. P: Notebooks M: Missing last period for track meets A: Track 2,3. ERVIN, Linda, p. 35, 21 Howard St., 6 1 56. P: Monday mornings, lunches, mid-terms M: MAC No- vember 5, 1972 OLDS 442 A: DECA; Mr. O'Brien's office; Miss Hurley's Office. ESPOSITO. Carol, p. 47. 227 Summer St., 8 21 56. P: People who always say 'what' M: October 12, 1973 KM A: Homeroom Rep 2; Ski Club 3; Honor Guard 1,2. FAHEY, Linda, 124 Morrison Ave., 4 12 56. P: Two faced people M: 9 7 63, Bonnie and Clyde. FAULHEFER, Jean Marie, p. 36, 234 School St. FAULKNER, Rodney, 4 Canal Lane 7 3 55. FEDERICO, Fred, 49 Edgar Ave., 7 7 56. M: English 327 S: Who Me. FEREIRA, Catherine, p. 62, 71 Adams St., 11 25 56. FERRARI, Carla, p. 20, 22 Craigie St., 6 12 56. P: Breaking things, saying good-bye M: Labor Day Weekend '72, Concerts of '73 A: Art Club 3; Ski Club 1,2,3. FERRETTI, Debbie, p. 71, 41 Conwell Ave., 4 1 55. P: The witch in the central Building M: April 73, Sept 73, Oct 73, TM, Rip off 73 A: Secretary to Mr. O'Brien. FERULLO, Amato, p. 47, 254 School St., 9 19 56. S: I like that, yah!” FESS, Dianne, p. 36, 557 Somer- ville Ave., 7 14 56. P: A certain English Teacher M: Miss Mur- phy’s W.H. Class, 71-72 A: J.V. Cheerleader 2; Art Club 3. FILOSI, Joseph, p. 71, 76 Church St., 2 20 56. M: Senior year lunch A: J.V. Hockey 2. FINLAY, Belle, 36 Richdale Ave., 2 18 57. P: Chemistry Mondays M: Getting smoking privileges in SHS A: Glee Club 1,2; Folk Club 1 - SJHS. FINN, Robert, p. 71, 58 Simpson Ave., 1 14 57. P: Monday morning Sociology M; Classical Mythology A: Track 2. FLANAGAN, Dorothy, p. 20, 11A Beacon St., 9 10 55. FLYNN, Susan, p. 20, 2 Cottage Circle, 3 12 56. P: Broken Type- writers M: May 28, 1972. FOLEY, Jack, p. 71. 25 Highland Rd., 2 18 56. P: My Building Mas- ter S: This school is a zoo!!!!!!!!!!!! !!! A: Travel Club 2,3. FOLEY, Patricia, p. 20, 267 Alewife Brook Pkwy., 12 5 56. P: Contract S A and B M: Playing cards during study in caf. FORRISTALL. Debbi, p. 20, 1 Montrose St., 5 31 56. P: Corri- dors at lunchtime! M: St. Joe's High School grade 9 and 10. FOSTER, Cindy, p. 36, 26 Cutter Ave., 12 5 56. PL Caf food S: Come on. FOTHERGILL, Eleanor, p. 71, 76 Fellsway West, 8 17 56. p: Chang- ing schools! M: St. Joe's High School Jr. Year!!! A: SJHS - Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Glee Club 3; Class President 3; Prom Committee 3. FRAGIONE, Angela, p. 34, 381 381 Highland Ave., 2 7 56. P: Monday mornings M: Football games, Vito. FRAGIONE, Anna, p. 34, 381 Highland Ave., 2 7 56. P: Monday mornings M; Football games, Vito FRANCALANCIA, Linda, p. 47, 62 Mt. Vernon St., 7 15 56. P: Snobs M: The Golden Pigeon A: Drama Club 1,2, Secretary 3; Trav- el Club 2,3; Ski Club 3; Girls Track 3; Cheerleader 2; SHS Chorus 3; Girls Chorus 2,3; Symphonic Choir 2,3; Youth Recreation Chorus 1; Yearbook Representative 3. FREITAS, Maria D., p. 62, 224 Summer St., 12 10 54. FREITAS, Mary Jane, p. 36, 14R Carlton St., 5 10 56. P: When I speak and no one listens M: 11 years at St. Joe's All Associates A: SJHS - Basketball 1,2,3; Glee Club 2. FUCILE, Jim, p. 20, 131 Morrison Ave., 10 10 56. P: Magically mighty memos S: Indoor Meet vs. Everett, 72-73 season A: Track 1.2,3. FULCHINI, Michael, p. 20, 80 Gordon St., 6 14 56. P: Homework A: Student Council; Ski Club. FYFE, Jennifer, p. 47, 32 Cherry St., 12 13 73. M: Miss Doutiel s Arts and Crafts class A: Mr. O'Brien's Office 2. GALLAGHER, Elizabeth, p. 62, 77 Derby St., 11 19 56. P: 100 word definitions test in history M: I yr. anniversary. Bob I, May 18, 1973. GALLAGHER, Peter, p. 62, 77 Derby St., 11 19 56. P: Losing at anything M: Nova Scotia summer '73. A: J.V. Hockey 1,2; J.V. Track 1; Boys and SHS Choruses 1,2,3. GALIMI, Nancy, p. 62, 31 Bond St., 6 19 56. P: Phoney people M: P.T.., My little beige VW. GALLINARO, Connie, p. 20, 52 Whitman St., 7 29 56. P: Two- faced friends , Hypoes M: Bill Son; Rock Colinrimas; Whist PLT A: Travel Club 3. GANEM, Anne, p. 36, 371 Med- ford St., 4 15 56. GARBER, Michele, p. 20, 100 Hud- son St., 4 22 56. P: Liars! M: Rms. 347, 243, 350, 30, 152 A: Pom-Pom Girl 1; JV Cheerleader 1: V Cheer- leader 2. GARRITY, Laraine, p. 62, 24 Dela- ware St., 10 7 56. P: Getting up in the morning M. St. Joe's Hampton M M's friendly's A: SHS - Girls Track 3; SHS Chorus 3; Symphon- ic Choir 3; Girls Chorus 3; SJHS - Cheerleading 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3; National Honor 1,2,3; Drama Club 2; Class President 2; Glee Club 1,2,3. GASPAR, Diane, p. 62, 19 Wel- lington Ave., 9 4 56. P: Too much red tape S: Do it do it! A: SJHS - Glee Club 1,3; Folk Club 3; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Library Club 1, 2; SHS - Student Council 3; Art Club 3; Ski Club 3. GAUDET, Michaline, p. 62, 319 Washington St., 6 3 56. GASPER, James, 14 Stickney Ave., 5 23 56. GHIOZZI, Joe, p. 36, 50 Hudson St., 12 22 56. P: Math teachers who have magic M: French 3 A: Ski Club 2; Literary Magazine 3. GASDIA, Mary, p. 48, 73 Syca- more St., 10 1 56. P: Boredom, hot dogs, Monday Mornings M: Foot- ball games, friends, dusty Nahant A: Ski Club 1; Ecology Club 1; Abraxasl. GEEHAN, Nancy, p. 71, 22 Elm Place 1 8 57. P: Consumer Educa- tion and English S: Far out man super Alright. GHIOZZI, Richard, p. 36, 34 North St., 3 26 56. P: Room 351 A: Football 2,3; Track 2,3. GIANNONE, Tony, p. 20, 10 Sil- vey Place, 2 13 57. A: Hockey; Travel Club. GIORDANO, Mary , p. 48,84 Bos- ton Ave., 4 27 56. P: Chem 1, 314, Ms. Blurb M: Yearbook, Chem 1, 314, Lab 11 22 72 A: Abraxas 1; Ski Club 1,2; Drama Club 1,2, Business Manager 3; Yearbook Photography Editor 3; Travel Club 3; Student Council 3; Girls Chorus 1,2; Honor Guard 1,2. GISO, Grace, p. 36, 19 Taylor St., 10 17 56. P: School St. M: St. Jo- seph's High School A: SJHS - Li- brary Club. GIULIANA, Robert, p. 63, 150 Lowell St. GOBIEL, Thomas, p. 71, 12 San- born Ave., 4 27 56. M: Mr. Col- lier's classes 325 S: The end is near. GOBRON, Nancy, p. 20. GOSS, Kathleen, p. 36, 8 Douglas Ave., 8 26 56. P. 3 years of gym M: Junior lunch, Teddy A: Drama Club 1,2; Ecology Club 1. GOULD, Barbara, p. 62, 11 Irving St. GOUVEIA, John, p. 36, 3 Watson St., 10 7 56. M: Mr. Bridges' tem- per tantrums S: Hung up! A: Ital- ian Club 2; Student Council 2,3; Homeroom Rep 2,3; SHS Chorus 3; Track 3. GRAGES, Paula, p. 63, 17 Cutter Ave., 12 31 56. P: Homework, HR. 129, School lunches S: Hay Hay Hay right on A: Ski Club 1,2,3; Pom-Pom Girl 2,3. GRANDE, Gregory M., p. 48, 50 Putnam Rd., 8 24 56. P: Not hav- ing enough FREE PERIODS M: Sophomore year H R. 243 A: Base- ball 1. GRAVES, Robert, p. 48, 108 Cen- tral St., 11 26 55. P: Fire alarms M: Sub Shop A: Student Patrol Captain 2,3. GRAY, Philip, 73 Park St., 3 14 54. S: I will always remember Vickie Hayes. GREEN, Mary Ann, p. 21, 18 Webster Ave., 10 30 55. P: Sopho- mores who think they're hard guys M: The three greatest years of my life! A: Mr. McCusker's office 1,2. GRIECO, Deborah, p. 21, 10 Harvard Place, 4 23 56. P: Mid- terms, and Finals S: You don't have to learn the hard way A: Data Pro- cessing 1; Main Office worker 2,3. GRIFFIN, Thomas J., p. 47, 563A Somerville Ave., 6 7 56. P: Pres- sure, nagging M: Sophomore math class A: Symphonic Chorus 1,2; Boys Chorus 1,2; SHS Chorus 1,2. GUERRIERO, Nanci, p. 36, 125 Josephine Ave., 7 9 55. P: Physiol- ogy M: H.R. 243 sophomore year. GUIDI, Mark, p. 57, 29 Rogers Ave., 4 7 56. A: Hockey 1,2,3. GUSTUS, Gerry, p. 48, 3 Partridge Ave., 10 25 55. P: A Building Mas- ter. HAGIGEORGES, Joni, p. 63, 29 Packard Ave., 9 24 56. M: Spain summer of '73, Simon, Wash. Trip S: What can I say? Oh, give me a break!! A: Latin Club 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 2,3; Symphonic Choir 3; Travel Club 3; National Honor 3. HALEY, Richard, p. 48. HAMILTON, Barbara, p. 48, 84 Lexington Ave., 6 2 56. P: Rejec- tion S: Where will it lead us from here? HANLON, James, p. 63,8 Williams Court. HANLON, Patricia Jean, p. 71, 8 Williams Court, 5 8 55. P: Home- work and History M: Summer of 72 71. HANNON, Dale, p. 71, 64 Glen- wood Rd., 6 17 56. HANWELL, Linda, p. 72, 32 Put- nam Rd., 12 12 56. HARDY, Michael, p. 48, 16 Ever- green Ave., 12 7 56. P: Any kind of Math M: Junior Mythology. HARKINS, Alice, p. 21, 34 Wallace St., 11 30 55 P: Being rushed M: Band bus and football games A: Homeroom Representative 1,2,3; Band. HARKINS, Cheryl, p. 37, 34 Wal- lace St., 1 4 57. HARPER, Michael, 65 Berkeley St., 3 30 56. HARRIGAN, Janet, p. 63, 168 Summer St., 11 2 56. P: Rainy- days, Matignon M: Feb. 10, 1971, Sept. 11, 1973. HARRINGTON, Eileen, p. 20, 14 James St., 1 18 57. HARRINGTON, Robert, p. 57, 23 Franklin St., 5 11 56. HARVEY, Cindy, p. 21, 30 Ames St., 3 3 57. P: Returning to school after vacations M: All the kids I met at SHS A: Miss Mullaney's Office 2. HAYES, Vickie, p. 37, 103 Beacon St., 11 2 56. P: Falling in love with the wrong guys M: C. Mainini, Drama, Eng. 4, Mrs. Marshall A: Drama Club 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3; Yearbook Rep. 3. HAYNES, Cynthia, p. 37, 54 Cam- eron Ave., 12 28 56. S: Let's get it on! HEGARTY, John p. 63, 57 Broad- way. HENEBURY, Patrick, p. 70, Boston St., 3 4 56. HETU, Jan, p. 21, 22 Milton St., 2 25 57. P: Crowded busses to and from school M: Summer of '72 A: Latin Club 1,2,3; Ski Club; Literary Magazine. HICKEY, Don, 82 Benton Rd., 2 22 56. M: Sophomore Latin with Mr. O'Malley. HILBERN, David, p. 72, 1 River Rd., 10 1 56. P: Revere A: Track 1, 2, Captain Cross Country Team 3; Ski Club 1,2,3. HODGDON, Gary, p. 48, 133 Walnut St., 9 26 56. P: Running out of gas S: Yuaee, Hello you mongo rock on 57 A: Travel Club 2: Ski Club 2,3. HOLMES, Laura, p. 21, 130 North St., 11 16 56. P: Trivia and hypoc- risy M: Phillips Andover and UMass A: Ski Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Math Club 2,3; Literary Magazine 3: Student Council 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Home- room Rep 1. HORAN, Cindy, p. 21, 45 Lowden Ave., 2 6 57, P: B.B.'s and B.F.'s Sunday afternoons M: Red sneak- ers; 1973 summer A: Cheerleader 2, 3; Ski Club 2; SHS Chorus 2,3; Girls Choir 2,3; Symphonic Choir 2,3; Honor Guard 1, Escort 2. HURLEY, Joan, p. 63, 41 Lewis St., 7 25 56. M: Junior year, Hampton, Long Lake Sunday S: I'll bill you Stairway to heaven A: SJHS- Cheerleading 1,2; Glee Club 1; Prom Committee 1; Treasurer 2; Class Day Committee 2. IANDOLI, Joseph, p. 21, 95 North St., 9 19 56. P: It's good to have a seat at lunch A: Football 1,2,3. INTOPPA, Karen, p. 48, 73 Boston Ave., 8 7 56. P: Goofy” M: April 1972. JAMES, Carol, p. 37, 11 Lesley Ave., 12 28 56. P: Locked bath- rooms, teachers everywhere S: If it feels good, do it! Wrong! A: Tri- Hi-Y 1; Ski Club 1,2; L.A.C. 1,2,3. JAMES, Peter A., p. 63,11 Pleasant Ave., 8 9 54. P: The seven period day S: The end is near — no more school. JANEDY, Thomas, p. 21, 28 Gib- bens St., 7 4 56. P: The Wizard; suicides M: P.F. in corridor A: Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3. JANSEN, Teresa, p. 21, 19 Thorpe St., 7 4 56. P: Broken down type- writers S: No foolin''. JARNEGIN, Lee Ann, p. 57, 79 Hudson St., 6 18 56. P: New dun- gees, good-byes, rainy days M: Chem. Lab Peabody The Clams, Jr. Hr. A: Student Council 1,2,3; Exec- utive Board 1; Student Rep to School Committee 2,3; Majorette 1, 2; YRC 1; SHS Chorus; Girls Choir; Track 2; Yearbook 3; Year- book Rep 3; Art Club 3. JOHNSON, Jackie, p. 21, 59 Hall Ave., 3 30 56. P: Morning Aggra- vation A: Football 1,2,3; Hockey 1, 2,3; Ski Club 1,2. JOLICOVER, Joanne, p. 63, 82 Columbus Ave., 9 21 56. P: So- merville High M: St. Joe's. JOYCE, Anne Marie, 16 Parker St., 5 29 56. P: Crowded corridors S: Too much! A: SJHS - National Honor 1,2,3; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3. JOYCE, Marybeth M., p. 48, 15 Prospect Hill, 9 19 56. M: Travel Club trips A: Student Council 1,2, Treasurer 3; Drama Club 1,2,3; Travel Club 2,3; Abraxas 1; Liter- ary Magazine Business Manager 3; Homeroom Rep 1,2; Homeroom Treasurer 1,2; Symphonic Choir 1, 2; SHS Chorus 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Horor Guard 1,2; Ski Club 2, 3. KATSIMPAS, Michael, p. 48, 162 Holland St., 12 26 56. P: Jr. and Sr. English M: My Junior year and Summer of '73 A: Football 1,2,3; J.V. Hockey 1. KEATING, Kathy, p. 21, 42 East Albion St., 6 4 56. P: Fingers- Pumpkinhead- Aggravation '23' M: 4 28 72 Friends” Eldor- BARC- Beginnings” A: Travel Club 2,3. KEENAN, Kathie, p. 72, 44 Gov. Winthrop Rd. P: Saying goodbye M: August 9th in Montreal A: Travel Club 2,3. KELLER, Thomas J., p. 64, 64 Bon- air St., 7 24 55. P: Monday Morn- ings and exams M: Those world famous Saturday nights A; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Outdoor Track 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Jr. Class Treasurer. KELLY, Gene, p. 64, 29 Woods Ave. P: Cafeteria Study M: Field trips for science. KIEJNA, Doreen, p. 57, 38 Lincoln Parkway, 11 8 56. S: Love me like a rock A: Student Council Rep. KILLOREN, Marie, 35 Dane Ave., 8 23 56. P: 8 O'Clock bell M: May 25, 1973 Tony and I, Miss Dutra s class A: DEC A President; Office helper; Mr. McCusker's Office. KING, Donna p. 48, 80 Powder- house Blvd., 11 24 54. KONIKOWSKI, Pam, p. 57,1 Hill- side Ave., 12 19 56. M: Summer of '73 with Eddie Khoury S: If you need me, call me A: Camera Club President 2,3; A.V. Dept. Worker 1,2,3. KOTASENSKI, Barbara, p. 48, 14 Garrison Ave., 6 20 55. P: Coming to school after long weekends M: June 24, 1973, Danny I A; JV Cheerleader 2; V. Cheerleader 3: Homeroom Rep. 2,3. KOTASENSKI, Joan, p. 37. 12 Gamson Ave., 9 27 56. P: having homework every night: Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3. KOVACEV, Susan, p. 48, 9 Bartlett St., 9 15 55. P: First periods Hot Dogs, Bookkeeping M: Jr. lunch. Football Games, People A: Work Study. KRAUS, Ann Marie, p. 64, 4 River Rd., 8 3 56. KROPOWENSKY. Mark, 10 Jose- phine Ave. KULESZA James, p. 21, 12 Hath- orn St., 9 22 56. LAFAUCI, Charles, p. 64, 39 High- land Ave. LA1DLEY, Janet, p. 64, 27 Loring St., 7 14 55. P: Take it or leave it A: Basketball 1,2,3; Glee Club 1. LANZINOT, Arthur, p. 49, 10 Caldwell Ave., 3 17 56. LAPIANA, Paul, 89 Pennsylvania Ave., 1 27 56. M: Boat Trip with Mr. Pignatello, May '71. LARKIN, Diane, p. 49, 90 Putnam Rd., 5 9 56. P: Crowded halls when you're in a rush! S: Life is too short to be unhappy A: Drama Club 1; Mr. O'Brien's Office 1. LAURETTI, Joseph, p. 49, 23 Thorndike St., 8 25 56. LAVALLEE, Marie, 57 Concord Ave., 2 21 57. P: Monday morning M: 11 years at St. Joe's A: SJHS - Cheerleader 1,2,3; National Honor 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Glee Club 1. LAVOIE, Janet, 50B Memorial Rd., 6 1 56. P: Not able to be with Charlie Gossip M: School's out forever! LAWRENCE, Marvin, p. 64, 590 Mystic Ave. LAWYER, Sue, p. 72. LEAKE, Pam, p. 64, 39 Myrtle St., 5 6 55. P: Being without a good friend M: Walking SHS Corriodrs. LEAL, Elza, p. 49, 199 Pearl St., 6 16 55. LEANDRO, Robert, p. 64, 83 Newbury St. LEAVITT, John, p. 57, 590 Mystic Ave. LEBLANC, Robin, 17 MacArthur St., 6 24 55. P: Staying after school S: See ya later alligator. LEDONNE, Gennaro, p. 49, 18 Walter Terrace. LEE, Kyung-Sup, p. 37, 29 More- land St., 9 24 55. P: Facilities, Ex- tra-curricular activity M: Ski Trips and Fire Drills A: Girls Track, Ski Club; Math Club; Literary Maga- zine; Jr. Achievement. LEITE, Connie, p. 64, 34 Spring- field St.. 5 29 55. LENOIR, Lynne, p. 22, 27 Gilman St., 1 28 57. M: All of the false fire alarms A: Camera Club 1. LEONARD, Jerry, p. 72, 19 Hall St., 12 24 55. LEONARD, Nancy Ann, p. 22, 6 Grand View Ave., 8 7 56. P: Bull shooting people MA M: Summer of 73” A: Honor Guard 1; Student Council 1,2. LESANTO, Diane, p. 22, 50 Spring St., 8 19 56. M: Summer of '73, April 16. LEUNG, Douglas, p. 37, 16 Burn- ham St., 7 23 56. P: How cum its e'thr hot er kold in SHS? S: This is a waste of time and money!!! A; Ecology Club 2,3; Camera Club 3; Chess Club 3. LEVASSEUR, Mike, p. 22, 296 Highland Ave., 6 28 55. P: The menu's weren't what I expected!! S: To be or not to be A: Soccer 1,2, 3; Art Club 1,2. LEVINE, Sharon, p. 49, 384 Wash- ington St., 12 26 56. P: Aggrava- tors, phony people, waking up M: Mrs. Sodano and Mrs. Gayron, Steno 1 2. LEWIS, Frederick J., Jr., p. 49, 262 Willow Ave., 2 6 56. P: Stopwatch M: Mr. Gordinier's Class. LINEHAN, Robert, p. 22, 14 Pinckney St., 6 17 56. LOMBARD, Christine, p. 22. LOMBARD, Vincent, 12 Clarenden Ave.. 10 20 55. LONERO, Jean, p. 22, 301 Summer St., 3 5 56. S: Pookie feathers. LOPILATO, Michael, p. 49, 372 Medford St., 6 8 55. P: 2nd period. LOUD, Barbara, p. 22, 48 Fellsway West, 9 20 56. P: Homework, lunchroom, sophomores M: So- merville High Football games. Prom '72 A: Ski Club 1. LOVELESS, Maureen, p. 57, 8 W'ebster St., 5 10 56. P: Monday morning M: Washington D.C. Rooms 616 and 612 A: Travel Club 3. LUCIDO, Diane, p. 49, 9 Boston Ave., 11 30 54. PL Homework M: Sewing Class. LUKAS, Diane, 255 Medford St., 3 7 56. P: Work every day after school M: September 6, 1972. LYNCH, Eddie, p. 64, 30 Banks St., 11 12 55. P: Learning nothing in ESP Class M: Football parties at Dilbov. MACAULEY, Buff, p. 22, 44 Lin- den Ave., 10 25 55. P: All the drug crazed ricans M: Sophomore year after football practice A: Foot- ball 1,3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. MACDONALD, Debbie, p. 49, 22 Woods Ave., 6 14 56. P: Having no place to go M: February 15, 1971; Football games A: Ski Club 2,3; Majorette 1,2, Co-Captain 3. MACDOUGALL, Nancy, p. 49, 3 Essex St., 12 5 56. P: Sr. M.O N M: SJHS round hill, Mr. G's Sci- ence 313 A: SJHS - Cheerleading 2, 3; Glee Club 2; Basketball 1; SHS - Ski Club 3. MACERA, Anna, p. 23, 88 Munroe St., 1 13 56. P: Jr. English 331 M: July 20, 1973 A: JV Cheerleader 2: Pom-Pom Girl 2; Girls Chorus 1,2, 3; SHS Chorus 2,3; Symphonic Choir 3; Homeroom Rep 1,2. MACERO, Rosandra, p. 23, 71 North St., 2 6 57. P: Driver's Ed M: Junior year October 13, 14, 1973 A: Cheerleader 2; Ski Club 1, 2,3; Star 2,3; Girls Chorus 2,3; SHS Chorus 2,3; Drama Club 2; Travel Club 3; Student Council 3. MACKAY, Catherine, p. 23, 153 Alewife Brook Pkwy., 12 20 56. P: The teacher and her situations M: having studies in the caf. 11th grade. MACLONE, Janice, p. 37, 396 Medford St., 5 11 55. P: Not liking what you have on that day M: Nahant Beach John 7-3-72-73- Seymore A: Ski Club; Student Council 1; Homeroom Rep. 1; Healthroom Aide 1,2,3. MACNEIL, Valerie, p. 49, 223 Pearl St. MACONE, Damian, p. 50, 51 Mansfield St., 3 15 56. P: Mon- days M; The last home game A: Soccer Team 1,2,3; Italian Club 1,2, 3; National Honor. MACRI, James, p. 37, 5 Curtis St., 9 S 56. P: Eye shadow M: Fire Drills A: Spanish Club 3. MADEIROS, Susanne, p. 37, 42 Upland Rd., 5 2 56. MAESTRI, Dave, p. 50, 25 Bailey St., 12 19 56. P: Monday Morn- ings M: Sept. 21 Somerville 7 Ar- lington O A: Football 1,2,3; Base- ball 2. MACKEY, Stephen, p. 64, 23 Jaques St., 3 11 55. P: The Sweep- ing Second Hand M: Hoop, The Stadium and an autumn leaf A: Latin Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Soph. Exec, Board; Jr. Class Pres; Literary Magazine 2,3,(editor in chief); Student Rep. to School Comm.; Student Rep. to Regional Brd. of Ed. 3; Curriculum Comm. 2, 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3 (cap- tain); Football 1,2,3 (tri-captain). MAGEE, Rosanne, p. 23, 40 Gov. Winthrop Rd., 11 16 56. P: Wak- ing Up M: April 8, 1972 A: Travel Club 2. MAGGIOTTA, Janice, p. 57 Wal- nut St., 9 1 56. P: Apathic People S: I don't believe it A: Girls Chorus 3; S.H.S. Chorus 3; Ski Club 3; Travel Club 3; Tutoring 3; S.J.H.S.: National Honor 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; Folk Club 1,2; Class Pres. 201; CCD Program 1; Glee Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Tutoring 2; Library Aide 1,2. MAGLIO, Rosemarie, p. 50, 51 Dartmouth St., 4 30 56. P: Boys that are babies. Rainy Days, Aggra- vation M: JL-2-3-73 London-73 E?! Friends!? WH A: Travel Club 2,3. MAGNO, Grace, p. 37, 49 Putnam St., 9 20 56. P: Short recesses S: really A: Ski Club 2,3; Young So- cial Workers Club 1. MAGRO, Harry, p. 64, 114 Wood- stock St., 7 8 55. P: Getting up in the morning M: Winning football games A: Football 1,2,3. MAININI, Charles, p. 23, 35 Sar- gent Ave., 11 13 56. P: French in Rm. 150 Atom? M: Mama Spenuc- cis Pizza Parlor Grow? A: Ski Club 1: Drama Club 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Literary Maga- zine 3. MAKREDES, Nicholas, p. 23, 96 Flint St., 1 17 57. P: Waking up early in the morning M: Hooking to the sub shop. MALLARD, Paul, p. 50, 34 Belk- nap St., 10 4 56. P: Math. MALOOF, Debbie, p. 50, 8 Wind- sor Rd., 8 13 56. P: Monday Mornings M: Sophomore and Ju- nior windows A: Ski Club 1; S.H.S. Chorus 2,3; Girls Chorus 2,3; Latin Club 2. MANDRA, Debbie, p. 66, 10 Wheatland St., 6 14 56. P: School. MANETTA, Doreen, p. 23, 75 Pu- ritan Rd., 1 28 57. P: Being bored. Rainy Saturdays M: Spain 72 Cheering Camp 73 A: Majorettes 1; J.V. Cheering 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Young Social Work- ers Club 1; Ski Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. MANISCALCO, Mario, p. 50. MANNONE, Anthony, p. 23, 159 Walnut St., 8 19 56. P: Monday Mornings Rainy Days M: Tolo nights in the Library Louise A: Chess Club 3. MARCHETTI, Steven, p. 50, 35 Columbus Ave., 7 10 56. P: Get- ting up to go to school M: The bad aroma from food being cooked A: Indoor Track 1. MAR1NELLO, Frank, p. 24, 27 Porter St., 9 10 55. P: Don't spit in the wind, it comes back A: Two heads are better than one A: Foot- ball 1,2,3; Indoor Track 2,3; Out- door Track 2,3. MARINO, Aldo, 32 Main St., 1 4 56. P: R. 310 A: Soccer 1,2. MARKASKY, Paul, 16 Miller St., 11 5 54. P: Soggy Wheaties S: Bet- ter you than me A: Latin Club 3. MARKS, John, 16 Morrison Ave., 7 22 56. MARKS, Maureen, p. 50, 22 Pearl St., 3 17 56. P: Monday Mornings. MARKS, Robert, p. 37, 36 Church St., 8 9 55. P: Never having enough papers! M: Tripping in the corridors? A: Track 1,2,3; Capt. indoor; Drama Club 2,3; Ski Club 1,2; Suspension 1,2,3. MARSH, Anthonie, p. 24, 27 Wyatt St., 8 17 55. P: La vie est belle M: Summer 72 the best A: Spanish Club 1,2,3. MARTELL, Brian, p. 66, 151 Col- lege Ave. MARTELL, Phil, p. 37, 73 Pearson Rd., 6 12 56. P: Never enough time or understanding S: Live and let live A: J.V. Baseball Team 2; Varsity Baseball 2,3. MARQUES, John, p. 72. 218 Summer St., 1 22 57. P: Track Meet Judges A: Track 1,2,3 (out- door captain). MARTES, Nancy, p. 72, 303 Washington St., 10 28 55. P: Monday Mornings M: 5 8 61 BR York Beach Manie. MARTIN, Louise, p. 66, 25 Oak St., 8 9 55. M: St. Joseph's Prom S: Dee Dee Hi Hon A: S.J.H.S.: Library Aide 1,2,3; Hobby Club (Vice-Pres.) 3; Travel Club I, Jr. Prom Committee. MARTINS, Albert, p. 50. 121 Walnut St., 10 31 55. P: Certain Athletic Director M: 3-long-years- but-wish-I-could-come-back A: Soccer; Spanish Club; Portuguese Club. MARTIN, Sharon, p. 50, 8 Ames St., 3 22 56. P: Coming back after a week's vacation M: Mr. Corri- gan's Jr. English Class — 7th period A: Ski Club 1. MASEL, Illeana, p. 24, 275 High- land Ave., 6 14 56. P: Algebra II M: Playing Cleopatra in Drama I A: Ski Club 2,3; Library Assistant 1; Pom Pom Girl 1; Honor Guard 1, 2; Choruses 2,3. MASON, Richard, p. 24, 90 Sum- mer St., 11 18 56. P: Building Master's Signs S: Ho-Hum Dom De Dom Dom A: Choruses 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3. MATARAZZO, Laura, p. 66, 33 Jaques St., 8 20 56. S: You can't always get what you want. MATOS, Elliot, p. 38, 61 Webster Ave., 8 19 56. P: Better lunches means better students S: Rules are made to be broken by us. .. MATTIE, Robert, p. 50, 50 Porter St., 10 14 56. P: Not getting a fair chance S: May God have mercy on your soul B.Q. A: Track 1,3. MAVOPOULOS, George, p. 38, 235 Powder House Blvd., 6 17 55. A: Crafts Club. MAYNARD. Gregory, p. 38, 29 Ellington Rd., 8 28 56. A: Latin Club. MAZZIO, Marlene, p. 38, 24 Summer St.. 10 11 56. P: Rainy days Shakey Bridge Full Moon M: 91173 52473 8772 Zepplin Tull Concord A: Ski Club 1. MCCABE, Dennis, p. 38, 10 King- man Rd., 5 24 56. M: Miss. Dono- van and my Counselor A: Hockey 2. MCCARTHY, Catherine, p. 38, 140 Line St., 4 30 56. P: Stubborn Italians S: Drop It Going out for a cigarette? A: S.J.H.S. Library Club 1,2; Folk Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2. MCCARTHY, Cheryl, p. 38, 43 Raymond Ave., 11 19 56. MC CARTHY, Karen, p. 50, 69 Highland Rd., 10 28 56. P: Bore- dom MP Notes Arguing Cold Toes M: GB +Me-3 yrs. RI Canada 73 Prom Laughing. MCCARTHY, Mildred, p. 24, 5 Richardson St., 5 8 56. P: Monday Morning Homeroom Period M: June 9, 1973 October 12, 1973 Cof- fee Shop A: Mr. O'Brien's Office 1, 2. MCCARTHY, William, p. 24, 28 Sycamore St., 10 17 73. P: Jr. Homeroom Period A: Baseball 1,2, 3. MCCONNELL, Irene, p. 38, 27 Pinckney St., 5 5 56. P: This school after going to St. Joe's M: Cheering and good times at St. Joe's A: S.J.H.S.: Cheerleader 2,3. MCDONALD, Elaine, p. 66. 11 Fremont Ave., 10 2 55. P: Going to my last class of the day — book- keeping S: Ya Right! A: S.J.H.S.: Basketball 2 yrs. MCDONALD, William, p. 24, 21 St. James Ave., 6 6 56. A: Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3. MCGINTY, Debbie, 12 Maine Ave., 6 5 56. P: Soph. Bookkeep- ing M: Jr. Gym. MCGINCHY, Jayne, p. 38, 12 Rus- sell Rd., 4 23 56. M: May 28, 1970 A: Retail Distribution; Decca. MCGOVERN, Charlie, p. 66, 23 Lesley Ave., 1 26 57. MCGRATH, James, p. 38, 69 Hinckley St. MCGURK, Marilyn, p. 72, 1277 Broadway. MCLEAN, Maureen, p. 24, 16 Wil- low Ave., 1 16 56. P: Cold Rooms Boring Teachers Doing This M: S.N. 3 25 72 Friends Gym 72-73 Football Games A: Homeroom Rep. MCLEAN, Nancy, p. 72, 500 Mys- tic Ave., 3 15 56. P: This School M: Those were the days A: Deca 3. MCMASTER, Nancy, p. 50, 95 Ten Hills Rd., 7 26 56. P: Being away from Phil Waiting Phonies M: Era Jan's July 26, 1972 Swift's Beach. MEARLS, James, p. 25, 48 Sterling St.. 9 13 56. MEDEIROS, Alice.p. 38, 6 Foun- tain Ave., 2 13 57. P: Getting up early in the morning S: Oh that's bougas A: Girl's Chorus 1,2; SHS 1,2; Drama 1. MEDEIROS, Fernando, p. 25, 22 Dartmouth St., 2 19 55. P: Going to school on a sunny day M: Lisa Burger KingTFOB EJBerra. MELCHIONNO, Frances, p. 66. 58 Murdock St., 6 5 56. P: over- crowded buses S: I don't Mind. MELILLO, Karen, p. 25, 65 Craigie St., 9 7 56. P: Fuzzy weather busy bodies M: Bahamas Summer of '73 Real Friends A: Honor Guard 1; Homeroom Rep. 1,2; Ski Club 1; Student Council 2. MELO, Maria, 43 Electric Ave., 9 3 55. P: Taking a Chemistry test M: St. Joseph's Last Day of School A: SJHS: Folk Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Library Club 2,3; SHS Chorus 3. MENENDEZ, Belkis, p. 25, 35 Lowden Ave., 9 5 56. P: Going up the hill with spikes S: Hi There Toots! MESSINA, Kenny, 9 Edgar Ter- race, 5 18 56. P: Hanging around the schoolyard M: Cape Cod. METAXATO, Vivian, p. 51, 14 Belknap St., 2 10 56. P: False alarm M: My Sophomore year. MIGLORE, Leonora, p. 51, 34 Windsor Rd., 4 23 56. P: Trying to get to school on time M: SHS Foot- ball and Basketball games A: Pom- Pom Girl; Italian Club; SHS Cho- rus; Ski Club. MILKULE, Jean, 37 Wisconsin St., 4 4 56. MILLIGAN, Richard, p. 51, 76 Cedar St., 2 20 57. P: Crowded places. MILLIGAN, Robin, p. 51, 76 Cedar St., 7 6 55. P: Noisy places M: Nan's Sub Shop A: DECA Secre- tary 3; Mr. McCusker's Office 2; Mr. Gartland's Office 1. MINGO, Debbie, p. 66, 100 Bristol Rd., 1 26 56. P: Chem 1 and Ge- ometry M: Ponoho Gonazlez A: Camera Club 1,2 Secretary, 3; Spanish Club 3; Homeroom Trea- surer 1,2,3. MITCHELL, Kathleen, p. 25, 31 Thurston St., 5 10 56. P: School M: Always being late in 11th grade A: Ski Club 1: DECA 3. MITRANO, Ray A., p. 51, 190 Washington St., 6 27 56. P: Sec- ond lunch M: Soccer Team A: Soc- cer 1,2,3; Student Council 1,3; Ital- ian Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3. MOCHI, Paul, p. 25, 24 Burnham St., 2 28 57. P: Having to be places on time S: I'll do my thing when the time comes A: Hockey 1,2,3. MONACO, Constance, p. 51, 25 Paulina St., 2 19 73. M: Ron, May 1, 1970 S: Give me a break A: Yearbook Representative 3; DECA Vice-President 3. MORAN, Jacki, p. 51, 31 Bonair St., 2 1 57. P: My Building Master S: Let's eat three lunches today A: Healthroom 2; Main Office 3. MORAN, Paula G., p. 66, 46 High- land Rd. MORIN, Diane, p. 25, 50 Banks St., 1 26 55. M: Switzerland and England, Austria, Spain A: Ski Club 3; Travel Club 2. MORRIS, Thomas, p. 51, 71 Syca- more St., 11 1 56. M: Junior Eng- lish. MORRISON, John, p. 72, II Thurston St.,1 23 57. M: Senior year. MOSCA, Anthony, p. 25, 52 Berkeley St., 5 17 56. P: Locked bathrooms M: Jr. English class; Duxbury Beach A: Ski Club 2, President 3; Student Council 1; Latin Club 2,3; Mr. Gartland's Of- fice 2,3. MOYNIHAN, Erin, p. 26, 905 Broadway, 12 2 56. I’: Rainy days, phoney people, Math Review M: Jr. Yr. Football games, 6 12 Sat. nights A: Varsity Cheerleading 2,3; Student Council 1; Ski Club 1,2; Homeroom Rep. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; SHS Chorus 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 1, 2,3; Symphonic Choir 2,3. MULLIGAN, Walter, p. 66, 19 Per- ry St. MURPHY, Louise, p. 72. Murray, Susan, p. 72. NAUN, Michelle, p. 26, 67 Beacon St., 11 10 56. P; Rainy days and loneliness M; Spain '72 Football and Basketball A: Varsity Cheer- leading 2,3; Student Council 1,2; Ski Club 2, Honor Guard 2; Year- book Representative 3. NEWELL, Kathy, p. 51, 14 Oxford Ave., 11 4 55. P: Not having any money S: Can I say something!? NICKERSON, Edward, p. 26, 29 Bromfield Rd., 2 21 57. P: Smell of the cafeteria M: Mr. Gordinier's class A; Student Council 1; Track 2. NICOLL, Susan, p. 51, 35 Adams St., 8 7 56. P; Liars, phoney peo- ple, Ethel M: England, Lake George, 7th period, art A: Travel Club; Ski Club; Ecology Club. NICOLORO, Stephen, p. 66, 30 Calvin St., 4 6 56. P: Eight fifteen to two thirty M: Weekends and vacations. NUNZIATO, Joanne, p. 72, 6 Park Ave., 12 27 55. P. Meatball , school corridors M: That certain boy. NUNZIATO, Sal, p. 66, 13 Park Ave.. 4 2 55. P; Coach + Coach M: Uncle John waiting for friends, 2nd periods A: Football 1,2. NUTT, Judy, p. 26, 16 Delaware St., 12 5 56. P: People taking ten years to walk S: Give me a break please A; DECA; Drama Club; Chess Club; Homeroom Rep. OBER, Stephen, p. 38, 8 Bolton St., 10 13 56. O BRIEN, Garry, p. 26, 21 Auburn Ave., 3 26 56. O BRIEN, Louise, p. 39, 69 Heath St., 6 19 56. P: Hate to see some- one alone or lonely M: TOLO A: Yearbook 3. O'CONNELL, Cindy, p. 39, 129 Glen St., 3 30 57. P: Taking U.S. History for 2 years M: October 11, 1972. O'CONNELL, Mary Ellen, p. 26, 10 Emerson St., 9 19 55. P: Too much homework M: Senior Year. O'CONNELL, Patricia, p. 39, 34 Chetwynd Rd., 5 1 56. O'CONNOR, Thomas, p. 66, 90 Myrtle St., 8 14 56. OLIVEIRA, Steven, p. 67, 95 Cedar St. OLIVOLO, Richard, p. 67, 40 Der- by St., 8 16 56. O'LOUGHLIN, Donna, p. 51, 135 Boston Ave., 8 17 56.P: Getting up in the morning M: Wash D.C., Football games, Plymouth, 1, 19 A: Drama Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2; Travel Club 3, Abraxas 1; Year- book Ad Editor 3; SHS Chorus 2; Honor Guard 1,2. OLSON, John, 52 Sargent Ave., 7 3 56. O'NEIL, Michael, p. 67, 268 Pow- der House Blvd., 2 6 57. P: Bore- dom and inactivity S: Life is what you make it A: Track 1,2,3. O'ROURKE, Kathy, 271 Highland Ave., 9 6 56. P: Crutches and being called hop along' M: CS 8-30-70 D 6-24-73-7-30-73 G 7-13-73. ORTOLANI, Marilyn, p. 26, 36 Cutter St., 6 17 73. S: NO P. Mal- ly pop. PACE, Alfred, p. 51, 32 Curtis St., 4 8 56. P; My Studies M: Pigeons in the air vents A: SHS Chorus 1,2, 3; Boys Chorus 1,2,3; Symphonic Choir 2,3. PACSAY, Corinne, p. 26, 11 Gor- don St., 5 7 56. P: Waiting doing nothing M: What doin gates November 13,1971 A: Ski Club 2. PAGLIARINI, Mary Ann, p. 51, 108 Hudson St., 8 25 56. P: SHS losing football games S: I can't take it any more!! A: National Honor 2, 3; SHS Chorus 3; Ski Club 2,3; Italian Club 2; Honor Guard 2; Pom-Pom Girl 1,2,3; Literary Mag- azine 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3. PAGLIARULO, Frank, p. 26, 39 Raymond Ave., 8 6 56. P: Study classes M: Being chased while at the sub shop A: Football 1,2,3. PAGLIERANI, Peter, p. 72, 7 Ske- han St., 12 29 56. P: Walking up School St. 540 times M: Surviving 3 years of French A: Literary Mag- azine 3. PALANGE, Judith, p. 67, 47 St. James Ave. PALMER, Joanne, p. 39, 18 Austin St., 9 29 56. P: Getting up in the morning M: The summers of '71, '72, and '73 A: Travel Club 3. PANZINO, Mary, p. 67, 610 Mys- tic Ave., 3 5 55. PAPAGNO, Mary, p. 51, 52 Flint St., 7 11 56. P: Losing the hockey games S: God Fabid A: Hockey Cheerleader 2,3; Ski Club. PASQUALE, Domenic, p. 26, 23 Wigglesworth Ave., 6 17 56. PATRICK, Peggy, p. 73, 301 Ale- wife Brook Parkway, 4 13 55.P: Those Senior girls from the class of '73 M: The rowdy nights with Kay, Bim, and J.O. A: Majorette 1. PELOTTE, Theresa M., p. 39. 41 Perry St., 3 16 56. P: Clicks and pushing in the corridors M: Eleven years at St. Joseph's A: SJHS - Hobby Club; Drama Club; Prom Program Committee; Library Aid; Peabody House, Tutoring children. PERRY, Charles, p. 67, 92 Gordon St., 7 4 56. PETROLA, Cheryl, p. 67, 7 Allen St., 4 14 56. P: Chemistry tests and rude people S: you jerk-head. A: SJHS - Student Council Trea- surer 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Folk Club 1,2,3; Yearbook 1; Drama 2,3; Hockey 2; Library 1,2,3; SHS — SHS and Girls Chorus 3; Drama Club 3. PHILBROOK, Andrew, p. 52, 17 Banks St., 7 25 56. P: Studies M: Senior Homeroom A: Hockey. PHILLIPS, Dottie, p. 26, 48 Pearl St., 8 5 54. P: Uncoordination of this school M; Meeting speedy. PHILLIPS, Gary, p. 52, 42 Spring St., 1 21 56. P: Waiting in lines M: Senior Year A: Student Council 3. PHILLIPS, Sandra, p. 67, 52 Cam- eron Ave., 7 12 55. P: Dirty girls' rooms S: Sacasan Sacasol A: Ski Club; Girls Chorus; SHS Chorus. PICCOLOMIN1, Gail, p. 67, 39 Florence St., 3 16 56. P: Waiting, phonies M: Broadway Swift's Beach A: Ski Club 2. PICKETT, Robert, p. 67, 31 Loring St., 12 6 55. PLISKANER, Richard Jr., p. 26, 7 Ellsworth St., 7 16 56. M. The day 1 graduated. POLAZZOLO, Phyllis, p. 26, 26 Madison St., 12 2 54. P: A certain room soph, year M: Art class A: Work study. POLITO, Dorothy, p. 73, 69 Ray- mond Ave. POLITIS, Irene, p. 39, 75 Central St., 8 10 56. P: School M: Conver- sations in Algebra Class. PONTES, Rui M., 22 Lowell St., 11 29 55. P: Cafeteria and what- ever they serve S: Le monde est plein de merde et A: Soccer 1,2,3. POUSLAND, William, p. 67, 15 Vi Alston St., 12 31 55. PRATT, John, p. 67, 3 Adams St., 1 24 57. POPLAWSKI, John, p. 28, 16 Wal- do Ave., 3 7 56. PORTER, Debbie, p. 67, 31 Adams St., 9 17 56. P: School system M: Junior year A: Drama Club 2; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Ski Club 1. POTH, Greg, p. 28, 140 Sycamore St., 6 23 56. S: Wamola, boys. POWER, Brian, p. 28, 29 Crocker St., 7 2 55. P: Getting up in the morning S: Stay high A: Track team. POWER, Margaret, 17 Springhill Terrace, 1 3 56. M: St. Joseph's Jr. Prom. POWERS, Billy, p. 67, 9 Brastow Ave., 3 13 56. A: Art Club 1. QUEENAN, Ann, p. 57, 71 Bonair St. QUIGLEY, Darlene, p. 67, 3 Howe St., 5 25 56. P: Two faced poeple M: St. Joseph's A: SJHC-J.V. Cheering 1, Co-Capt. 2, Capt. 3; Glee Club, CIC. QUINN, Cheryl, p. 73, 19 Albion St., 4 29 56. P: Fuzzy weather M: St. Joseph's school. RADOCIA, Claire, 115 Glenwood Rd., 12 23 56. M: Mr. Collier, 235, Jr. Year S: Don't put this in the yearbook! RAINERI, Diane M., p. 52, 9 Por- ter St., 6 24 56. P: Getting up in the morning for school M: Febru- ary 9, 1972 A: Ski Club. RANCATORE, Lynda, p. 52, 483 Medford St., 9 15 56. P: The Cafe- teria M: My Jr. Chemistry Class A: Student Council 1, Recording Sec- retary 2, President 3; Travel Club 2, 3; Abraxas 1; School Committee Rep. 3; Curriculum Committee 2,3; Honor Guard 2. RAPOSO, Maria, p. 28, 110 Pros- pect St., 5 7 56. P: Eventually A: Assistant Yearbook Editor 3; M: Rockport '74. RAY, Denise, p. 52, 28 Lowell St., 8 5 55. P: Geography M: Child Development. REDMOND, Robin, p. 73, 8 Kent Court, 5 15 56. S: Got to get out of this place! A: Glee Club (SJHS); Office Help (SJHS). REID, Debbie, p. 39, 19 Elm St., 1 4 56. P: Cold days when there is no heat!! S: Shoot Yourself A: Honor Guard 2; Student Council 2. REILLY, Theresa, p. 73. REPOSA, Diane, p. 73, 5 Dimick St., 9 14 56. P: Monday Mornings and Being Rushed. M: First day in SHS as a sophomore. A: Student Council 1,2; Ski Club 1,2; SHS Chorus 2,3; Glee Club 3; YRC 1; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Yearbook Rep. 3. RESENDES, Patricia, p. 52, 10 Steeves Circle., 3 10 56. P: Locked Bathrooms S: Smile It'll Be Over In The Morning!! RIBEIRO, Steven, p. 52, 6 Putman St., 1 20 57. P: French Class in Room 150 M: Skipping Class To go to the Sub Shop A: Drama Club 1.2; Ski Club 3. RICCIO, Diane, p. 52, 14 Grand View Ave., 11 8 56. P: Backstab- bers and the Like!! M: Drawing Portraits of Bob in Art Club A: Student Council 1,2,3; Ski Club 1. 2,3; Travel Club 3; Literary Maga- zine 3; Art Club 1,2,3 Secretary 2; SHS Chorus 2,3; Girls Chorus 2,3. RILEY, Pat, p. 73. RINGER, Diane, p. 28, 5o Wallace St., 11 16 56. P: The Band Not Re- liable Forgetfulness M: 3-23-73 9-9-73 J.J.M.B. RIVERA, John, p. 73, 1374 Broad- way., 3 7 5o. P: Thumb Nag A Worrier M: January 1st 1973 A: Ski Club. RIVIECCIO. Rosemarie, p. 73. ROBBAT, Joan, p. 52, 23 Pearson, Rd., 12 17 56. P: Not having open campus 1st period M: My Junior Year and the month of May A: Student Council 2; Travel Club 3; Junior Class Secretary 2; SHS Cho- rus 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 2,3. ROBBINS, Karyn, p. 39, 16 Curtis St.. 10 30 56. P: Homeroom 214 S: Meet You Over The Sub Shop A: SHS Chorus 1,2; Girls Chorus 1,2; Ski Club 2. ROBERTS, Dawn, p. 28, 9 Bailey St., 12 21 56. P: Sophomore Year M: 1-4-72 A: SHS Chorus 1,2; Majorette 1; Ski Club 2. ROBINSON, Charlie, page. 52, 76 Lexington Ave., 4 22 56. P: Short Weekends M: All The Great People I've Met A: Drama Club 1; Travel Club 3. ROGERS, Billy, p. 52, 15 Winter Hill Circle., 1 18 57. P: Cold Seat At The Football Games M Junior Homeroom 327 A: Boys Chorus 2, 3; SHS Chorus 2,3, Symphonic 2, 3; Track 1,2,3. ROGERS, Patricia, p. 28, 35 Oliver St., 11 27 55. P: Phony People S. It ain't easy. ROJAS-FILIZZOLA, Maria, 18 Teele Ave., 7 5 56. P Getting Up Early! S: Well, Well Well ROMANO, Lucy p. 52, 13 Lang- maid Ave., 9 16 54. P: Walking to school for three years S: Don t worry about it!! ROMASCO, Daniel, 24 Hanson St., 9 17 54. P: Building Masters. ROMASCO, Robert, 24 Hanson St., 2 8 5o. P: Getting Caught Skipping Classes S: We all had a real good time. ROMEO, Louise, p. 52, 258 High- land Ave., 9 10 56. P: Getting UP on Monday mornings S: Happiness is Love and Peace. ROSELLI, Carmelina, p. 43, 21 Lin- coln St., 6 16 56. P: Walking to school three years S: I Love You. ROSEN, Gerald, p. 28, 3 Everett Ave., 3 26 54. ROSSETTI, Jean, p. 73, 33 High- land Rd.. 12 18 55. P. Getting up for school!! S: Get out of here A: Deca Club. ROSSI, Carol, p 52, 6 Morrison Ave., 5 17 55. P: Doing Home- work S: Dynamite A: Dancing. ROWAN, Theresa, p. 73, 26 Mon- damin Ct., 2 13 56. P: Getting Up Monday Mornings. RUSSO, Cheryl, p. 73, 40 Ibbetson St.. 8 19 56. P: ENGLISH M: Health Ed. Class A: Travel Club 3. RUSSO, Maria, p. 42, 22 Fairfax St.. 10 28 56. P: Aggravting peo- ple, Monday mornings M: May 17, 73, Soph, year A: Homeroom Treasurer. RYAN, Margaret, 8 Charnwood Rd., 9 26 56. P: School M: Room 27, Mr. Thornton. SABIN, Douglas, p. 75, 51 Ray- mond Ave., 12 16 56. P: Some Teachers M 11th 12th grade English classes. SARTELL, Daniel, p. 28, 11 Linden St., 12 8 53. P: Waking up to come to school M: Looking at Mrs. Mar- otta A: Hockey 1,2; Track 2; Boys Chorus 2,3; SHS Chorus 2.3. SANTORELLI, Ann Marie, p. 28, 81 Wheatland St., 3 7 5o. P: Doing Homework S: Right on A: Drama Club; Camera Club; DECA. SARTELL. William, p. 42. SAVINI. Joseph. 45 Newbury St.. 7 22 55. P: School and my Building Master M: Hooking and 2nd period my Junior Year. SCH1APPA, Maryann, p. 54, 31 Cherry St., 2 10 57. P: People who exaggerate M: December of 1972 and July 15, 1973 A: Social Work- ers Club 1; Flag Team 2,3; Travel Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1. SCHOOWOVER. David, p. 75. SCHRAGE, Mary, p. 28. 16 Na- shua St., 9 9 56. P: Two-faced people M. Sophomore year, 2nd and 3rd periods. SCOTT, Valarie, p. 54, 305 Med- ford St., 1 5 57. SEARLES, Kathy, p. 28, 80 Lowell St., 6 17 56. P: Going to football games and losing M: All the fun times that we had A: Band 1,2,3; Drama Club 1. SELEWICH, Diane, p. 42, 10 Grand View Ave., 2 11 56. P: Bedlam in the corridors S: Someday A: Art Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 2.3; SHS Cho- rus 2; Honor Guard 1,2; National Honor 2,3; Student Council Rep. 3; Yearbook Rep. 3. SELMAN, Anderlene, p. 42, 243 Highlan Ave., 1 1 56. P: Climbing stairs S: Honestly A: Honor Guard 1.2. SELMAN, Daisy, p. 42, 7 Glendale Ave., 12 10 56. P: Crowded Halls! S: Yeah! I'm going to make it A: Girls Chorus: SHS Chorus. SEQUEIRA, Marie, p. 29. 14 Flint St., 8 7 55. SERMOS, Evan, p. 42, 241 School St., 9 25 56. P: Two-faced people M: Breaking lights in Mr. Misenors room. SERPA, Andrea, p. 29, 68 Elm St., 11 22 56. P: Chemistry M: Cuchi- Facai A: Homeroom Rep 2; Portu- guese Club 1; Spanish Club 3; Young Social Workers Club 1. SERPA. Edith. 15 Oak St.. 5 8 55. P: Bobsie Twins projects, tickles M: Riding ROB Corner Otis Hos- pital, MHR. SHARPE, Frank, p. 54, 122 Jose- phine Ave., 8 7 56. P: Notebooks M: Playing Basketball in the cafete- ria A: Ski Club 1. SHEAFFER, Dennis, 22 Claremon St.. 12 25 55. P: Getting up for school and homework M: Losing most of my games A: Hockey 1,2,3. SHEEHAN, Colette, p. 75, 24 Cot- tage Ave., 2 21 56. P: Lunchroom M; Science Dept. A; Track 2; J.A. 3; Annie, Get Your Gun; Glee Club; Pep Club; Student Council. SHEEHAN, Kevin, p. 29, o Frank- lin St., 3 1 56. P: Going to work after school M: Starting school late Junior year. SHEEHAN, William, p. 75, 45 Bos- ton St., 10 17 56. P: Somerville High School S: How would you like to support A: Crafts Club; Drama Club; Student Council; C.A.P. SILVA, John, 982 Broadway, 3 24 56. P: Going to work M: My Junior Year. SILVESTRO, Grace, p. 42. 49 Put- nam St., 12 5 56. P: Starting Mon- day mornings M: My first Ski Trip with the Ski Club A: Young Social Workers Club 1; Honor Guard 2; Ski Club 2,3; Student Council 3; Pom-Pom Girl 3; Tutor 2; Year- book Rep. 3. SIMMON, Joohn, p. 75, 42 Calvin St., 8 8 55. P: Room 150 SHS S: Don't let it get you down; Nixon's the one. SINNOTT, Daniel, p. 75, 71 Franklin St., 10 19 55. P: Getting up early in the morning S; I'll bring it in tomorrow A: Football 1; Stu- dent Patrol 2,3; Baseball 3. SLOWE, Edward, p. 29, 45 Glen St., 3 11 56. P: Alright who stole my book?” S: Hey, Deb, say ya after 4th period.” SMITH, Alton, p. 75, 89 Cedar St 8 11 56. P: Tie games M: Always expect the unexpected A: Hockey 1,2,3; Homeroom Rep. SMITH, Deborah, p. 29, 83 Flint St., 4 23 56. P: Two-faced people M: Mr. Rogers and Miss Sotiros A: DramaClub; YRC; Travel Club. SMITH, Donna, p. 76, 150 W Adams St. SMITH, Janis, p. 29. 60 Garrison Ave., 4 10 56. P: Unfriendly peo ple M: Switzerland, Spain. Short- hand A: Girls Chorus 1,2,3; SHS Chorus 1,2,3; Travel Club 2,3; Ski Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y. SNYDER, Charles, 87 Temple St.. 7 15 55. P: Homework and some teachers M: The teacher and the food. SOUSA. George, p. 29, 278 Pow- derhouse Blvd., 2 16 56. P: 27 working periods' M: The Cafete- ria s delicious lunches. SOUSA, Maria, p. 54, 345 Lowell St.. 7 27 56. P: Driver's Ed. M: Dance's in the summer; Lake George A: Young Social Workers Club 1; SHS Chorus 1,2; Girls Chorus 1; Ski Club 1,2,3; Year- book 1; Pom-Pom Girl 3; Student Council 3. SPECHT, Raymond, p. 76, 17 Vz Vinal Ave., 8 4 56. P: The morning after M: English with Mr. Thorn- ton. SPINOSA, Nora, p. 54, 68 Willow Ave., 10 17 56. P; Business law M: First Day at Somerville High A: Ski Club 3; Travel Club 3; SNHS-Tu- toring Club 1,2; National Honor 1, 2; Student Council 1,2; Library Aids 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Folk Club 1,2. SPINUCCI, Louise, p. 54, 126 Cen- tral St., 2 2 55. SPINUCCI, Paula, p. 29, 96 Mun- roe St.. 8 22 56. P: Two-faced people M: 2nd place trophy, Out- standing Squad! A: Girls and SHS Choruses 2,3; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3; Travel Club 3; Homeroom Rep 2. SPRAGUE, Victoria, p. 54, 26 Henderson St., 10 3 56. P: Getting caught smoking M: Halloween in my Junior Year. SPRIGGS, James, p. 76, 67 Dutch St.. 10 11 54. P: Never in school M: My four years at SHS. STACK, Donna, p. 42, 43 Fairfax St., 2 23 56. P: Making announce- ments at the Health Rm M: Look- ing at the keyboard in Room 230. STACK, Patricia, p. 76, 73R Rush St. STACK, Robert Jr., p. 29, 43 Fair- fax St., 3 6 55. P: Report at 2:30 S: School out. STEEN, Charles, p. 30, 78 Liberty Ave., 1 11 56. P: Trying to find an open basement M: Lunch Recess. STEEVES, Rita, p. 30, 68 Vernon St., 12 12 56. P: Seeing my name in print on bulletin S: Keep on trucking A: Tri-Hi-Y 2. STEPHENSON, Ruth. p. 30. 4 Ol- ive Sq., 2 27 57. P: Dread going to first period everyday S: Thank God its Friday A: DECA 3. STRAUSE, Robert, p. 7©, 55 Grant St., 7 21 55. P: Not making it work with Mary S: Fords eat Chevys for lunch. STRONG. David, p. 76, 12 Wind- sor Rd.. 9 27 55. P: New football Coach M: Dilboy Red Light A: Football; Track. SULLIVAN, Mark, p. 42, 50 Chet- wynd Rd., 6 19 56. P: Nowhere to go M: Arlington 7-0 A: Football 1. 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1. SULLIVAN, Maureen, p. 30, 148 Willow Ave., 10 19 56. P: Conceit- ed people. SULLIVAN, Patricia, p. 30. 7 Buck- ingham St., 6 25 56. P: Saying good-bye M: Old and new friends in SHS A: Ski Club 1; YRC 1; Girls Chorus 3; SHS Chorus 2,3; Student Council 1,2. SULLIVAN. Robert, p. 76, 50 Mor- rison Ave. SWEENEY, Myles, p. 54, 28 Spring St., 7 31 56. P: Having an extra period 7. Bleck: M: The Back Room A: SHS Chorus 1,2,3; Boys Chorus 1,2,3; Symphonic Choir 3; Ski Club 1; School plays 1,2. SWIFT, Kenny, p. 42, 28 Thorpe St., 3 9 56. P: A certain Class S: Knock off the baloney A: Football 1,3. TAIT, Darlene, p. 77, 24©A High- land Ave. TALMO, Paul, p. 77, 22 Hall St.. 8 26 56. P: Report Cards!!! S: Keep on smiling. A: Student Coun- cil. TAMER, Donna, p. 77, 39 Dart- mouth St., 2 4 57. P: Physiology Student Council 1,2,3; National Honor 1,2; Glee Club 1,2. TANCK, Cheryl, p. 54, 45 School St., 10 6 5©. P: Having nothing to do, Andrea ims M: Stoneham Rese- voir, peanut butter dance. TANGUSSO, Paul. p. 77. 11 Gor- don St., 10 11 56. P: Today win- dows — tomorrow? M: Room 245 — Junior yr. with Mr. Pontes. TANNER, (Cortes), Nancy, p. 78. TRAVERNA. Janet, p. 30, 33 Haw- thorne St., 6 20 5o. P: Taking gym. A: Drama Club; Travel Club; Ski Club. TEAHAN, Kathleen, p. 30. 15 Adams St., 5 28 56. TERRIO, Janet, p. 30, 33 Haw- thorne St., 10 11 56. P; School M: Dr. Burns' Economics class. TESTA, Stephen, p. 77, 17 Harvard St., 6 6 56. P: Squeaking chalk M. Senior Year A: Outdoor Track 1. THEODOSS, Jamie, p. 77, 27 Gil- man Terrace, 9 16 56. M All I know,'' Joe. S: Only love can break your heart. THIBAULT, Thomas, p. 43, 9 Har- vard Place, 8 18 5©. P: School and getting up for it M: Fooling around during my Junior Year A: Football 1.2; Indooor Track 3: Outdoor Track 3. THOMAS, Patti, p. 77. 51 Perry St., 3 19 56. P: Walking up Vinal Ave. M: St. Joe's High Lincoln Park A: SJHS - Varsity Cheerlead- ing 1,2, Co-Capt. 3; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3; National Honor 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2. TIBBETTS, Colleen, p. 77, 12 Wil- low Ave. TRAVERS, John, p. 30, 2© Elling- ton Rd.. 8 7 5©. P: Our beloved English teacher M: The last Indoor Meet with Revere A: Indoor and Outdoor Track 1,2,3. TRIBBLE, Michael, p. 30, 190 School St., 7 20 5©. P: Assets = Liabilities Proprietorship S: ADIJ-A-BA A: Key Club 2. TROVATO, Michele, p. 77, 297 Summer St. TRUBIANO, William, p. 77, 53 Health St. TSAKOS, Dean, p. 78, 72 Berkeley St., 1 29 57. M: Junior English A: Student Council 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Ski Club 2,3. TURNER, Diane, p. 30, 30 Mon- mouth St.. l 22 5o. P: Room 314 M. August o, 1972. TUTEIN, Dawn, p. 55, 13 Maple Ave., 9 23 56. P: Wrong pronun- ciation of my last name M: Wright's Pond, June 16, 1970, Mi- chael A: Health Room Aide. VALENTE, Salvatore, p. 55, 37 Curtis St.. 7 30 5O. P: Homework M: Minus 10 points. VENEZIANO, Joanne, p. 76, oO Prescott St., 4 19 56. P: Liars M: Prom '72 A: Ski Club 1,2,3. VINDICE, Elisa, p. 55, 45 Prichard Ave. P: Boring weekends! M: Talk- ing to Theresa about my problems! A: Italian Club 1. VIVEIROS, Susan Marie, p. 30, 67 Springfield St., 7 1 56. P: Chang- ing Schools M: Somerville A: SJHS-Cheerleading 1,2,3; Glee Club 2. VIVEIROS, Valerie, p. 30, 122 Morrison Ave., 3 11 56. A: DECA 3; Girls Chorus 1. VIVIAN, Daniel, p. 78, 59 Liberty Ave., 6 22 56. P: Waking up in the morning for school M: Cindy Voto driving A: Hockey 1,2,3. VIVIAN, Donald, p. 78, 59 Liberty Ave. VONER, Richard, p. 55, 51 Mag- nus Ave., 5 4 56. P: The discipline procedures A: Football 1. VOTO, Cindy, p. 43, 211 Summer St., 5 2 56. P Monday mornings, boring weekends M: Pocasset, Belmont Park, Switzerland A; Homeroom Rep 2; Ski Club 1,2,3; Student Council 2. WADLAND, Kathleen, p. 78, 47 Atherton St. WAGNER, Donna Lynn, p. 78, 144 Lowell St., 5 18 56. P: Getting up in the morning! S: Give me a break! A: Ski Club 1,2,3; Vocal Class 1; Work Study 3. WALSH, Elaine Marie, p. 55, 57 Berkeley St., 9 1 56. P: Falling down stairs with a dress on M; The happiness of my Junior Year A: SJHS - National Honor Society, Drama Club; Library Club; SHS - Ski club 3; Spanish Club 3. WALSH, Lois, p. 78, 52 Craigie St., 10 12 73. P: Teachers that are nev- er absent M: Always being late for my classes A: Tri-Hi-Y 1; Home- room Representative 3. WATKINS, Louise, p. 78, 9 Wilton St., 11 5 55. M: Mark for three years during SHS A: Ski Club 2; Main Office Worker 1,2. WEEKS, Phyllis, 44 Crescent St., 8 13 56. P: I hate snobby teachers and students S: Try it, you'll like it! WENTWORTH, Sue Anne, p. 30, 10 Calvin St., 12 23 56. P: The hassles of getting up M: 3 20 73, 9 12 73, Sophomore Yr„ 6 27 73 A: Ski Club 2,3; Pom-Pom Girl 3. WHITHAM, Bob, p. 55, 86 Hud- son St., 3 11 56. P: Monday morn- ings M: School and homeroom. WHITNEY, Deborah, p. 55, 580 Mystic Ave., 11 11 56. P: Getting up to go to school M: The good times in M. Y. F. WILCOX, Jeffrey, p. 55, 62 Memo- rial Rd., 5 20 5o. P: Waiting for the weekend M: Good times in my Homeroom. WILKINS, Carol, p. 43, 115 Mu- seum St., 7 21 56. P: Getting up at six thirty every A.M. S: Is it magic? A: Girls Chorus 1,2,3; SHS Chorus 1,2,3; Symphonic Choir 2,3; Homeroom Treasurer 1,2; Year- book Representative 3; Honor Guard 1,2. WILLEY, Theresa, p. 55, 76 Heath St.. 10 5 56. P: Rainy Saturdays M: Prepi; Football Season 1973, number 86 A: SHS Drum Major- ette 1,2, Capt. 3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. WILLIAMS, Michael, p. 43, 17 Charnwood Rd., 12 23 56. P: Coaches S; Hit this thing A: Foot- ball 1,2,3. WINN, William, p. 78, 10 Tenny- son St. WITOL, Sandy, p. 43, 292 High- land Ave., 8 24 56. P: 8 A.M. Monday to 1:45 Friday afternoon M: Mr. Gordinier homeroom peri- od Senior year A: Drama Club; Homeroom Treasurer; Library Helper. WORSTER, James, p. 78, 38 Calvin St. YOUNG, Terry, p. 43, 570 Mystic Ave., 10 22 56. P: Getting caught smoking, tests, homework M: Mr. Cook 1,3; Mrs. Connors 2,3; Miss Smith 2 A: Homeroom Representa- tive 1. ZABRISKIE, Joseph, p. 43, 429 Medford St., 9 29 56. P: The lunches S: Somerville High is great. ZAFFERANO, Lydia, p. 43, 211 Holland St., 3 12 56. P: Waiting in lines and crowded buses M: Lin- coln Park, 3 17 72, Sophomore Year A: Drama 1; Girls Chorus 1, SHS Chorus 1. ZEC, Peter, p. 55, 64 Memorial Rd., 3 25 56. P: Sophomore French M: Sugar Maple Weekend A: Track 1, Chess Club Secretary 3; Ecology Club 1. ZUCCARO, Celeste, p. 55, 32 Sun- set Rd., 6 12 56. P: Making deci- sions; getting up! M: Life is what you make it! ZULLO, John, p. 55, lOoA High- land Ave., 1 19 57. P: Two-faced people M: Joanne A: Cross-Coun- try Track 1.2. SOMERVILLE SAVINGS BANK 40 Union Square Somerville, Mass. 02143 VlZZA THE VENICE CAFE 65 Holland Street Somerville, Mass. Open 7 days 245 Elm Street Somerville, Ma. Kevin Palmer PALMER INC. 282 Broadway Somerville, Mass. 02145 C.N. MARCHIONNE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 391-7100 GREAT NORTHERN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 391-0100 506 Main Street Medford, Mass. 02155 PATRONS T.S. Foley DMD and Staff Capitol Hardware Freddie's Hardware Leone's Sub Shop Commercial Auto Exchange, Inc. Suffolk Furniture Company Cummings Gem Jeweler Somerville Jewelers Optical Shop H.J.B. Coin and Model Shop Edward's Hair Styles Italian Village Compliments of a friend Wilson Farms Andrew Rodriques — General Contractors Paul Revere Pharmacy 350 Food Mart Porter Square Car Wash Lechmere Car Wash Car a Donna Pastry Shop Friends of Somerville High School 776-2840 FOR RADIANT HEALTH PIRO PRINTING COMPANY DRINK • UNION PRINTERS • SUNNYHURST MILK ENGRAVING • LETTERPRESS • OFFSET 483 MEDFORD ST. PETER G. PIRO SOMERVILLE, MASS. SPONSERS Mr. Mrs. Thomas A. Doherty Mr. Mrs. Pasquale Giordano Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Cameron Mrs. Guilhermina Raposo Mr. Mrs. George E. O'Loughlin Mr. Mrs. Vincent J. Rancatore Robert Bischaff K. J. Jannetti Claire F. (Seretto) Cavagnaro Class of '30 Grace Callina Peter Mazmanian class of '38 Paula Lombard The Casparriello Family Mrs. P. Selewich Don Leahy Dr. Phillip Doherty Mr. Mrs. Frank Jannetti Mary Tomeo class of '40 160 OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT 161 163 164 AND . . . THEN 20 YEARS AGO WHEN TEACHERS WERE STUDENTS. ;C5 We had many things to face in September when we returned to school. We had to begin working on the yearbook. What we didn't know was that there would be a great deal of work and frustration ahead of us. We began working on the yearbook and then all our troubles began. We had no advisor and no place to work. We asked about getting a room and an advisor, but nothing was done. No one seemed to care. We had missed our first deadline and so our editor wrote this letter: Oct. 1, 1973 Dr. Leo C. Donahue Superintendent of Schools Secretary to School Commission 81 Highland Avenue Somerville, MA 02143 Dear Dr. Donahue: 1 am writing to you in regards to the Somerville High School Yearbook. 1 am the editor of the book, but am afraid that there will not be a yearbook this year if something is not done to improve the situation regarding the yearbook. As of now, there is no advisor to the book. The teachers do not want to take the book because they have a full schedule. The teacher who was advisor last year quit the yearbook because he has not time to do it because his schedule is full. Another problem is that there is no place for the staff to work on the book during the day. As a result, the opening section of the book is late and we will have to pay more money. I have asked for a room and an advisor, but nothing has been done. I would appreciate any help you could give to the staff and would appreciate a response to this letter. She got an immediate response which read: Sincerely, yubrnj CanrrurjMJ Yearbook Editor October 16, 1973 Miss Helen Cameron, Yearbook Editor Somerville High School 81 Highland Avenue Somerville, MA 02143 Dear Miss Cameron: At the meeting of the School Committee held last evening, your letter calling attention to the lack of a faculty adviser to the Yearbook and the problem concerning space for the staff to work on the book during the school day was read and the communication was placed on file. Copies of your entire communication were provided for the members of the School Committee. The Assistant Superintendent of Schools reported that inquiries are being made at the junior high and elementary schools for an advisor for the Yearbook and the administrators at Somerville High School will advise you on the progress made on this matter and on available space for the staff to work on the book. Very truly yours, LeoC. Donahue, Ph.D. Secretary LCD mtb 166 cc: Mr. Giroux We thought things were surely going to improve. We were in- formed that we had a room. Things were finally looking up for us. Then we saw our room! It was dirty and wasn't very much to look at, but we didn't care because now we had some place to work. The book had begun on its way when our advisor came. We thought things would go better now, but there were still arguments and frustrations as we went along. We were notified that there was another room ready, the room we were originally suppose to have. Everyone was excited. The new room was so much better. It was clean and bright and nicer to work in. 167 Everything is going well now because we did have the 1974 Yearbook done. Mr. Charles Cook Ann Marie Driscoll Lynda Rancatore Claire Herman Stella Caspariello The Homeroom Reps We would also like to thank all the Juniors who got posed for pictures. 2 people who helped us get through the year and get LeeJarnagin Kathy Jannetti Michelle Naun Charles Mainini Ma — for putting up with us those days Mr. Robert O Dea for the book and all the teachers and students who WE THANK THEM VERY MUCH! 168