Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1976 volume:

Somtri illt'x Heritage °1� OTSgW.fWHe historical Joints of interest... 1 Brititk GiKolMt 2 Watkiagloa Mimi J Soatrtille A eaae 4 Saaarl Taflt Moate 5 014 6 Fl� l Settler 7 Roan4 Moate 8 Tyler tklale Somemlle Hitloeieal Satiety It (reach Redoubt 11 Cealral Mill Park 12 Olr er lade lloutt I� Adamt Magoaa IIhw U Paal Retere Park 15 Blttting of ikt Bat 16 TtallilKlara 17 Mi44lete Caaal Moaaaeal 18 PlaagbedHill I� FirtlTeleahoae Line 20 Cobble Mill 21 Jamtt Miller Slayiag 22 Protattf Mill 2} Poadrr lloate Park 24 Akttife Brook mw ILLE HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK “SIGNS OF 76” jsr. mi M m m k - CO-EDITORS: LISA GIORDANO RICHARD MANGAN BUSINESS MANAGER: JEAN REPOSA THE RADIATOR SOMERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS School! It s not all as bad as it sounds. At least it gives you something to do during the day, even if the whole day goes wrong. School is what we ourselves make of it. Is it being squished like a sardine while in the bus? Or standing in that jaggered line for a late slip? What a thing to wake up to — I swear we should charge to wait in line. What’s five more times of getting sent back up the wrong stairway? Or having books jump out of your locker and leave you standing there with a nice looking bruise? This MUST be preparing us for life in the real world. 2 3 JUN ! 0 1976 iuu iu i iere D . «UCKLBY u-8. HISTORY WORLD CULTURES Somerville Hitt School FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1975 VARSITY SEPT. 20 PEABODY at Peabody SEPT. 27 WALTHAM at Sonerville OCT. 4 EVERETT at Somerville OCT. 11 MEOFORD at Medford OCT. 18 CHELSEA at Somerville OCT. 25 OPEN NOV. 1 HAVERHILL at Haverhill NOV. 8 MALDEN at Somerville NOV. 15 REVERE at Somerville NOV. 27 ARLINGTON at Arlington 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.a. 1:30 p.a. 1:30 p.m. 130 p.a. 1:30 p.a. 1:30 M 1) SI I! Ollm 01 ii tn in o' ip1 C ORN 11729 i HEROhV£jv tfiS :u v ;mnm3 Hf 'l£i SLVil!) J M2 « !lA ir O Ifur s o j uw.i ‘Jlzrjt'f 'jiUiMiiMu ;ii' ,):',,i Prospect Hill rt£ MEV.Ohl . JF :■. ADAMS :kjLIFTS SOMERVILLE AVENUE o? l.uann Barrar John Qdleran Mary Calvey James Olsen James Kelliher Nancy Allen Michelle Bono Bryan Jackson Maria Lisitano Anthony Atkins Thomas Diegoli Randolph Knight l.awrencc Hughes Arlene l impassi Joan Ferdinand 20 Eileen (Cabral Steven Correia Donna Hill Robert Moccia Phil Ferragamo Sandra DiLelk) Joan Boudrow Thomas Letorney Pompilia Libcrtone T Peter Dumas Denise Ferry James Wilson Doreen Load wick David Lentini 21 Lisa Demopoulos James DelCheceolo Sharon Gilchrist Michael Lynch Rita Mulligan I’atriiia Benedict DiRusso Donna AI cox Anthony Ciurlco Anthony D’Aielio Donna Ventola Charles Kurlowecz Marie Callina Robert McCarron Sandra Geleas Rick McDonald 22 David Atkinson Nancy McLaughlin Fred Caruso Mary Lucci Linda Chiappini Matthew Healey Thomas Dunning Barbara (asrrieri James DiCiaceio Linda Johnson Charles Hudson Linda Dans Michael DiCregorio Donna Davis Robert Downie Karen Mingo 23 Josephine Becker Dianne Conley Michael Milrano Susan Frederick Cheryl Constantine Thomas Rogers George Simione Jean Castignoli Maureen Driscoll Michelle Davis Daniel Rielly Eleanor Kasilowicz Ciiiilv King William Sluskonis Dianne Keljikian Linda Chamberlain Paul Loan Theresa Killoren 24 Agnes Jerrier Robin Wagner Barbara Puckett Michael Pagliaro Scott Reback Marycllen Puckett Karen Thompson Assunta Reale Michelle Leisey Michael Davidson Dean Perigard Deborah Lonero 25 K.ithryn Viliollo Alfred Sous;� Joanne Vigneau Denise Wilson Joseph Mosca Freddie Moscarilolo Diane Murray Corelli Freilas Irene O’Byrne Marco Giampa Deborah Boucher Joanne Norris Kevin Driscoll Hohin Palladmo 26 Janet Lucas Laureen Mills Celia Mendonca Therese Shaw Nancy Samuelson John Shanahan Margucrit Nevers Karen Spinosa Michael Fucile Luisa Melo Deborah Chicoine Thomas Norton Maria Fernandes 27 James Nicoloro Deborah O'Neil Maria Freitas Thomas Oliverio .1 Kathy O'Neil Michael Oliveira Susan O'Brien Michael McCarthy Robert Miranda Sharon O'Brien Caroline Pedrick Richard Resmini Dorothy McSheffercy Robert Donaldson 28 Joanna Mitrano James Pagounes Denise Marino Michael Quinn Mary Jo Quinlan Mary Brcslin Sally Chiarcllo Domenie Agostino Joanne Kataska Rhonda (Cabral Jean Blauvelt Ann l.antcri -T William Albanese Cheryl Amsler Paula Arsenault ■ r cjy V i Ronald Comes 29 Debra Snook John Drogo Patrick Hennessey Catherine LaPuma Nancy Lally Kathleen Kelly Deborah Lunt Steven Gullage Kathleen Buckley Limia Chronowski m Stephen Reeves. Sheila MacDonald Linda Corretti Klisa Medeiros Denise Correnti Mary McKenzie John Latores Karen Dargan Susan Sullivan Albert Ponte Deborah Bell (Jail Brienze 31 Limia Younker Linda Arsenault Laraine Arensbach Stephanie McKenzie Marvann Gulbankian Nancy Lawyer Nelson Rodrigues Stephen Pitts William Walsh Marion Ahern Brian Lowry Carol Turner Debra Witham Janice Silva Elaine Turco (Jarol Sweeney Marie DiPerna Dorothy Collins Deborah Malone Victoria Pintabone Jean Mulonc Sheila Buttle Donna Pierce Linda Flahive Janet Silva Ann Martino Delia Scolaro Holly VanStrv Mary Stone Genevieve Correia Joanne Kogan Marie Tringale Joanne Sousa 34 Judith Barry Debra KeMiiini John Brewster Barbara Terry Linda Buss Lillian Sherman r Lorraine l� Kusso Eileen Mullalum Maria Martinho Jill Ferioli Charlene Hedger Patricia Carrily Debra Calvin Frank Grande 35 Kathleen Basteri Margaret O'Neill Judith Deveau Daniel Scrima I (diaries Roche Joanne Greenwood Patricia Doyle Kim Wagner Kathleen Marshall John Teixeira Sheryl Doherty Clifford Mansir Catherine Cremens Jeanne Bruno Mark Tripoli Mary Finlay 36 Gail Smith Jane Chamberlain John McDonough L.iur.m Clark James McCune Maria Costa Annette Centrella Karen Huskins 1 Caroline Manzelli U Michael McConigle Donna Abbott Debra Pace Edward Butler Lisa Fabiano Steven Crampton Kathleen Monahan Robert Cidado Daniel Kelley Robert Dudett Lidia Soares Raymond Swcenes Sara Toixeira Dianne Tringali Denise Vivian Susan l irnhias Cheryl Craves Michael Winn Patricia Judge Catherine I lallili.m Maryann Roche Cosmo Valente Robert Rilseiro John Vaccaro Kli alH-th Davidson Rolx rt Trullo Denise Whitehead 39 Michelle La Rose Jacqueline Rizzo Ronald Aruda Maria Rodrigues John Bennett Patricia Reid Karen Rawson Paul Matthews Russellvn Robbins Cheryl Robdau 40 Lynne Thompson Nancy Tortora James O'Brien Donna Uttaro Diana Giannone Lisa Giordano Stanley Giangregorio Michael Cooper Lawrence Abbott Lucy Furtado Pamela Greene Klcanor Malone Dennis IxMiiard Mary Madsen Joseph Leonard William Mitchell Patricia Lavorgna David Marshall Joseph Moniz Denise Maillet Doreen Marshall Joyce Morrison Elaine Meskell Lawrence O’Connor Deni� McLaughlin Kathleen Mclnnis I ) -I m r a 11 Larkin Joanne McKachcrn David Plad jewie Mar McClure Patricia Martini Marie MacDonald Marie McCarthy Patricia Kcough St Clair Phillips Charles Pickett Antlmm Salvato Amjad Shaikh 43 Kathleen Casparrielo Donald Coutouinas Roger Frazee Michael Campo Denise llatgipetrov Kathleen Daley Carol Dil’anfilo .ft. James DiPanfilo Patricia Chambers m Catherine Matara Esmeralda Botelho Robert McNeill - Jr S Susan Boucher Hugh Ahern 44 Arlene Creenstein Evelyn Kakambouras Joanne Colley Kevin Sheehan Edward Perkins Maureen Flanagan Richard Petroni Virginia Jedrey Kathleen McKinney Kathleen Peck Donna Ciaramitaro Valerie O’Brien Angela Sillari Deborah Pacino Urban Publicover Irene Hughe!. Kathleen Reeves Agatha Nicolosi Arlene Hicliard Yvchhk Puccino si Pamela lovine Patricia Pyne V Darlene Poplawski Joanne Pa linca Kieite Murphy Alan Mc(k)v Linda Novello Theodore Karahalies Brian Kelly Stephen Kelley Stephen Silva 46 Valerie Murree Cynthia Hardy Theresa Kgan Clarios Krias Mary Gingras Paula Fyfe Cheryl Might Kevin Klliott Delxirali Kapetanakis Antoinette Robichaud Walter ICdmunds James Callaglrer Anthony Franealancia Mary Kelley Mary Jane Roderick Cindy SImucs Albert Dellolacono Margaret Ryan Thomas IX-llascio 47 Surendra Rathaur Limia DelOrfano Robert Bradbury Carol Tassinari Linda Thompson Janet Maccro David Ober Susan Bosari Mary Madeiros Ellon Classman Ray Pasciuto Barbara Deboer Theresa Smith Paul Sylva Mary Crassia Francesca Ferrelli Kevin Kelley Maureen Mahoney Theresa Kelley Thomas Hot el ho Paul Broussard Linda Ardagna Philip Boydcn Gloria Brewster David Carlson Del� .rail Cummings Carole Davis Bernadette Davison Robert Chipman Steven Camilo SO Michelle DesRoches Margaret Williams Kathi Reilly Angela Paolo Phillip Peters Joyce Parigian James Walsh Judy Sullivan Deanna Pacifico Pamela Foley l.inda Robito Kevin O'Brien Patricia Strong Rita Ortolani Kenneth Conda Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Carol DiZoglio Joan Dowd Diane Dillon 51 Joseph Masiello Anthony Puleio Nancy McGoIdrick Cheryl Hay Judy Pickett Mary McCarvill KoIm'M Nicolosi Kelly Raftery Robert Donnellan l)el orah Messina l)el ra Mar«|iiis Maureen McCarthy 52 Kevin Mahoney Robin Marootle I)cl orah Machado Thomas Rafferty William Comerford Jonathan Michitson Susan Martin Mars Martin Kevin Keane Marilyn Grossi Gliarles Kelly James Chio i Edward Lucas Hu hard Manga n Ellen Howe Donna Mannone Cynthia Kumin William 1 .eat ham Kathleen Carroll Philip Lavoie Gerald Kennedy 53 Florence Arbing Robert Cochran Angela Caulin Joseph Foley Joseph DaSilva Diane Freitas 54 Robert Bolski Aleksandra Duci Terri Dovidio Susan Devereaux Christine Bales Agnes Aluia Deborah Brunet David Bell Jean Reposa James Lawton David Murray Christine Keelan Donna Campbell i Ronald Bischoff Brenda Berte (Catherine Keelan Kathleen Hacker Patricia Fahey 55 S6 57 60 61 62 63 65 Mrs. Vaughn Barton Social Studies Some people carry security blan- kets. I prefer doors. Mr. Karl Walczak Science If she could only read my mind Mrs. Emilie Rose School Nurse Would you believe Raggedy Anne's my twin sister? Miss Maryann Hurley Guidance The scarf? It keeps my head on my shoulders. (You wouldn't want me to lose my head, would you?) Mr Louis Reis language I AM smiling 68 Miss Janet Martin Art “My little red wagon? I painted it purple. Mr. Jerome Port Driver Education Vroom! Vrooml” Miss Florence S� vtiros Guidance “You want an appointment? What will you give me for it? Mr. John Daly English “And now for the norts spews . . . I mean . . . ports snews .. . forget it. I don't know what I mean Mr. Joseph Tarello Science I can put a spark into your Ife. Mr John (kirrigan English And it's only the end of first lunch. Miss Ann Dutra Distributive Education Can you believe it after only four years of thus place? Mr. Hubert Cignelti Social Studies It's a i ew way of hitchhiking — you get there twice as fast. 69 70 Mr. Robert Lynch Mathematics You’ve lost your bird? Oh, no! Polygon! Mrs. Patricia Clarke English “C’mon, gimme a break! Don't you think sentencing me to five lunches in the caf is a little stiff? Miss Patricia Smith Home Economics I'm not smiling . . I'm gritting my teeth. I Just sewed my shirt onto the tablecloth. Miss Martha Egan Social Studies What am I doing in this place? Mrs. Janet Wierzbicki Home Economics — Department I lead “I asked for a raise in pay and they gave me a pound of yeast. 71 Mr. Francis McSweeney Social Studies “It's my lunch . .. bologna on toast- ed white composition. Mr. Stephen Hines English Shakespeare is only one of my 57 varieties. Mr. Stanley Vergnani Mathematics There’s just something about first period on Mondays. It happens to the best of us. Mr. Louis DeAngcIis language Humm! Can’t wait to get some of that lasagna my wife is going to make.' Mr. John Nunziato Health Kducation Could you wait a second? I don't have enough fingers to add that. I ll have to take off my shoes and use my toes. Mr. Joseph Caruso Malhematices — Deportment Head I wish I could type as fast as I talk. Miss Nora Stack pole Science “If you're smoking what I think you’re smoking then nin; cause I’m coming after you.” Mr. 1-awrence Collins Social Studies Slow down, you move too fast. Mr. William DeMarco Social Studies In a government survey, three out of four Americans preferred Fruit lxx ps to Captain Crunch. 74 Mr. John Conway Social Studies Ooali — And you thought you were going to graduate this year? Mr. James Leonard English “Do I mind having gray hair? I'm grateful to have any hair at all. Mrs. Joanne Spurio Business Would you believe that I got so emotionally involved with this book that I put my fist through the wall? Mr. Constantine Limberakis Director of Music Education Limberakis . . It's Litnhcrakis. not Liberacc Miss Linda Wright English The Creat Pumpkin may not be on par with Shakespeare, but I like him anyway. Mr. John Cartland Building Master I need an I D ? But my mother already said that I can smoke. Mr. Nicholas Bridges Music Why not another Napoleon? I’m only two feet taller. Mr. Steven Luboff Knglish The photographer asked me to smile and say cheese. I said to him. 'Are you trying to be funny or some- thing? I can't even think about cheese at this hour'.'' Mr. Arthur Pontes Social Studies Now I remember where I put that chocolate chip cookie I was saving two weeks ago.” Mrs. Janet Ilajj Social Studies “Oh — the moon must be full at Stonehenge tonight. Mr. Robert Siggens Science I just won an all-expense paid trip to Florida? Carbajell!” Mrs. Barbara Melley Scltool Nurse Ooh, it made my mouth freeze. Mr. Fdward Murray Social Studies — Department Head George Washington did what??? 76 Miss Nancy Bowdring Building Master Ah! The end of another peaceful day. Mrs. Marilyn Keenan Business “I was just awarded best siniler of the year. Mr. Vincent Cronin Physical Education Determination . . . that’s what it takes. Mrs June Edwards Home Economics Wanna play hangman . . my 77 Mr. James Macero Business I'll show you how to keep the hooks ... not how to fix them. Miss Jean Mullaney Business — Department Head What am I supposed to do? Mr. James Bonsignore Business I confess. I did it. Ms. Ceri Kaiser English You're kidding? Guess who won the boss clown election? I did! Mr. Richard Gordinier Science If you could only see what this kid wrote! 78 Mr. Kenneth Lonergan Tutorial — Social Studies Another fan letter? When will it stop? Mr. Marc Keroack Band Do you know why Niagara Falls? Mark Spitz. Ho-Ho-Ho.” Mrs. Eleanor King Secretary Making a list ami checking it twice, going to find out ... Mr. Janies Cullinan Business You want me to give you an A? ... aaaauaaay! Mrs. Lorraine Duffy English What really lies behind these glass- es? The world will never know.” Mr. Kimball Harris Small Engines Oh. Susannah, don’t you cry for me... You'll get my banjo all wet. Mr. David Moriarty English “Did I hear you say something about zig zags? Were you talking about my shirt? Mrs. Rita Agnes Secretary Mrs. Rosemarie Hrubi Guidance If I catch you stealing my candy one more time ...” Mr. Kevin O’Malley Language “Friends. Romans. Countrymen .. . Mr. Philip Vaccaro Mathematics What do you mean you don’t like soccer?” Miss Elaine Cotter Social Studies When you're smiling tin whole world smile's at you. 80 Mrs. Edna Christensen Health Services You sly little devil you: trying to take my picture when I'm not ready. I Mr. Edward Sweet Mathematics Fuller brush soup strainer? No thanks. I already have one. MR. WILLIAM FASC1ANO, HEADMASTER (LEFT: Mr. Joseph Caruso) MR. ANTHONY FEDELE VICE-HEADMASTER 82 JOHN P. JOYCE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT 83 c L U B S STUDENT COUNCIL This year’s Student Council began as one of the largest councils at SHS in the past decade. With this large enrollment, the council worked on in- troducing many new services at SHS, i.e. Soccer Hally, and the opening of the Student Council Office. The advi- sor, Mr. Robert Siggens, worked closely with the council in developing a new attitude towards the communi- ty. As a result, the council participat- ed in many fund drives for charities and provideri useful services for the City of Somerville. 86 ART CLUB The Arl Club is composed of a group of interested students who work with new ideas and experiences in art. Members discover new ideas through visits to museums, demonstrations, and art gallery shows to see how profes- sional artists work. Another dimension of the club is the creation of individual and group projects in various art media. Hopefully, the end result of participation in the Art Club will be an awareness of the vast careers and leisure time opportunities available in the field of art. 87 MATH CLUB The Math Club, open to students who have an interest in problem solving, partici- pates in the Greater Boston Math League. In addition to the four yearly Math League competitions, problem solving sessions are held weekly. While the Greater Boston League competitions are a challenge to even the best of students, credentials as an Albert Kinstein are not required for mem- bership. TENNIS CLUB The Tennis Club is an organization that gives SUS students an opportunity to play organized tennis. It is the first step to com- petitive tennis. It is paving the way for next year’s tennis team. With the aid of the school system, the club rents courts in Win- chester once a week. SKI CLUB Somerville High School’s Ski Club is designed to give its students a taste of “downhill skiing.” Weather permitting, occasional day trips to nearby mountains are in order. The highlight of the club is either a 2-day weekend excursion or sometimes even a 3-day weekend in New Hami)shire and its White Mountains or Vermont and its Green Moun- tains. But, above all, a good time and no broken bones are the Club’s main claim to fame. 90 ECOLOGY CLUB Most of tlit activities of the Ecology Club deal with the understanding and the improving of our environment. They do this through field trips and activities such as waste recycling, bike rides and trips to nature areas 91 DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club is an organization that brings together students interested in the theater both on and off stage. The club goes to see professional and amateur productions and puts on several productions of its own, one of which is written by a student. The group goes to workshops, participates in talent night, and also puts out a monthly newsletter for its members. 92 LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is affiliated with The Massachusetts Junior Classical League and annually attends The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, lectures on classical subjects, the state convention, and field days at various high schools and colleges. The club is open to all students taking Latin or those with an interest in the classics. 93 ITALIAN CLUB For those lx rn in Italy, the Italian Club is a trip to their homeland. For others, it is a visit to a new country. Meeting once every week, the club has as its purpose uniting those students who are interested in any aspect of Italian culture. Mem- bers participate in activities such as plays, dances, pizza parties, outings and movies. LITERARY MAGAZINE The Literary Magazine is an annual publication that contains poems, short stories, essays, plays, cartoons, and some sketches. Its aim is to reflect the many moods and outlooks of the students of SHS. The Magazine utilizes writers, artists, typists, busi- ness managers, organizers, and thinkers. Contributions can be either material writ- ten on a student’s own initia- tive or something passed in to a teacher to fulfill an as- signment. DECA is designet! to de- velop future leaders for mar- keting and distribution. The purposes of DECA are two- fold: to develop a respect for education in marketing and distribution which will con- tribute to occupational com- mence and to promote un- derstanding and apprecia- tion for the responsibilities of citizenship in our free enter- prise system. Opportunities for group and individual participation exist through committee activities and through projects and con- tests. DECA CHESS CLUB Tlu Chess Club, which meets once a week and is on call any time members wish to have a game, competes in and around the area with other Chess Clubs in duels of skill NEWSPAPER The recently resurfaced Newspaper is hoping to keep its finger on the pulse of the school. PORTUGUESE CLUB The Portuguese Club brings together people who have an interest in the Portu- guese language and culture in an effort to work with school and community groups to initiate activities beneficial to all. 97 SPANISH CLUB Through the Spanish Club students of foreign languages, as well as non-language students in the high school, have the opportunity to discover many varied aspects and traditions of Hispanic Culture. Activities include: celebration and discussion of holidays (including the traditional fiesta navidena and Dia de los Reyes Magis), field trips (dinners at Latin American or Spanish restaurants, flamenco dance programs, museum exhib- its), and guest speakers relating their experiences with Spanish on the monthly cultural day. To promote school spirit, the Spanish Club offers a Premio ExpaTTol — a scholarship to a worthy graduating senior. The Spanish Club also traditionally sponsors the induction of Spanish honor students into the Fran- cisco Miranda Chapter of the Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica. The Spanish Club combines fun, learning, and school service for all its members. 98 CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club’s main purpose is to improve its members skills in photography. Their work may lx used in the school news- paper, the Literary Magazine, the Year- book, and athletic and public relations pro- grams. The club is open to anyone who has already had experience with cameras and to those who would like to learn. 99 S.H.S. AIDES Miss Bowdring’s Aides Mr. Paul Murray’s Aides 100 Mr. Cartland’s Aides MAJORETTES CHEERLEADERS SPIRIT AND STAMINA YEARBOOK STAFF Editors: Richard Mangan and Fisa Giordano Business Manager: Jean Reposa and Secretary: Lucy Furtado 106 Winter rts Schedule S. H. S. no Mr. William Quinlan “It Don’t Come Easy” Nothing came easy to the Highlanders this season as they struggled through a win- less campaign. Hampered by injuries to his men. Coach Bill Quinlan was forced to turn to inexperienced underclassmen. Co-Cap- tain Jim Beebe proved to be at his best this season, as he was named to the Greater Boston League All Stars. Accompanying Beebe was Co-Captain Tony LoGuidice, who led the team with gritty determina- tion, only to be frustrated in his goal of a winning season. However, there were some bright mo- ments in Somerville’s bleak season, such as the near victories over Medford and Arling- ton. At the Medford game, the Highland- ers. with no school spirit, fought back from behind to take the lead, only to lose a heart- breaker in the last minute, 22-21. The rain could not dampen Somerville’s spirit at the Arlington Thanksgiving Day game. Maneuvering in the mud, they looked as if they would have a sure victory, but with thirty- three seconds left to play, Arlington waded through for a touchdown to tie the game 6-6. Fans stormed the side lines, hungry to see the Highlanders first victory in almost two seasons, only to be disappointed. Somerville fans don't ask for much , but they learned victories don’t come easy. Ill 113 Mr. Philip Vaccaro Imagine a soccer team with 16 wins and 0 losses, and imagine this team at Somerville High School, and what have you got? The Somerville High School Soccer Team. The team’s success was aided by Coach Phil Vaccaro, Assistant Coach Sal Gulino, and J.Y. Coach Tony D’Ambro- sio. But to he truly successful you need the right combination of players, and WE HAD THEM Co-Captains were Tony Giorgione. Joe Moniz, and Larry Palogaris. The starters and their posi- tions were John Reis as goal tender, Tony Giorgione and Lou Gelormini at half-back. Jim McCune, Joe Moniz, Bob Montalto, and Larry Palogaris on de- fense, Nuno Simoes, Frank Lucas, Leo Figueiredo, and Jim Roberts as for- wards. The team’s impressive record includ- ed 1-1 league wins and the Greater Bos- ton League Title. Frank Lucas, Nuno Simoes, Leo Figueiredo. Jim Roberts, and Lou Gelormini were chosen for the G.B.L. All-Star Team. Lucas and Fi- gueiredo were also chosen for the East- ern Mass. Division I All-Star Team. Our very successful year ended on a sadder note when we lost to Belmont in the playoffs, but as we said it was a very good year and one of which we. the students of Somerville High, are all proud — both of and for our team. 115 BOYS’ TRACK INDOOR 117 GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY BOYS’ BASKETBALL 122 Mr (•cr.iM kniiilit So. Somerville Leads the Way? Well, it almost happened again this season (lor the umpteenth time). But it was not to 1m the season for the Highlander faith- ful. After an opening game loss to non- league Waltham, the Highlanders, led By co-captains Buss Lees and Jim I)i- Panfilo. reeled off 8 victories in their next 9 games. Gaining confidence with each win. the team seemed primed for its 2 Biggest games of the season, with Lveretl and Arlington. But something happened on the way to tin hoop. The Highlanders had left their sujx r shoot- ing touches at home. Both games were lost, and so was the league title. But the desire to win was still there and the team clawed its way into the playoffs. Some of the season's Bright points were the ap- |M aranee of Buss Lees and Jim DiPan- filo among the scoring leaders of the GBL. the excellent play of center Gary Goodridge. who rip|M d down a seem- ingly endless amount of rebounds, and the inspired play of some juniors and sophomores who'make-up an excellent nucleus for the next 2 y'ears. The high jMiint of the season had to Be the home game against Medford It had everyth- ing a fan could want and more. Guards Ken Twohig and Jim McCune led the team Back from a point deficit with 3 minutes to go as the I lighlanders defeat- ed Medford. ( ( -( . Because of his out- standing play that night. Twohig was named to the Boston-Herald-American Schoolboy Basketball Honor Boll. So. Somerville Leads the Way? In the hearts of us SHS students, you Bet it does. 123 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL jn? x!U sammu S5S jDMERVUJ £ mERVtLU SWtWttl Mi Miss Barbara Whiule The Somerville High Girls’ Basketball team, led by Captain Kathy Basteri. put together a very impressive season. Kathy was one of the top scorers in the Greater Boston League. Together with other top scorers, Pam Iovine and Janet McCloskey, the team fought its way to a good finish in the league. The team is well on its way to the Girls' Championship Tournament. It also has a good number of sophomores and juniors to lead the way in coming years. 125 HOCKEY Mr George Hcnaiill With a win over Haverhill in the first game of the ’75- 76 season. Coach George Renault's hockey team seemed to lx off to a good start. Due to the team’s success in this game, however, the Highlander’s oppo- nents increased their efforts and, unfortu- nately, were successful. Despite our boys' great team effort, the opposing teams were often able to get the puck past the defense- men and the goalie. Although the seniors. Mike Cooper, Thomas Hatzimichael, Kevin Keane, and Jay Mitchitson are leaving, twelve soph- more and junior members (among these starting center. John Reidy, number 17) remain to give Somerville High a bright outlook for our hockey team next year. Even though the team was not the first in the league standings, it will always lx num- ber one to the students at Somerville High School. 127 128 DIRECTORY ABBOTT, DONNA. P. 38: 27 School Si.. April 20 P: School St. hill, blush- ing gootl-byes. M: Coocl friends, Gail Quinn, happy limes. Don't worry about it! A: Tri-Hi-y 1,2,3. ABBOTT, LAWRENCE. P 41: 36 Springfield St., May 19 P: Donna, Judy. Nancy, and Florence 1,2,3. M: Donna, Judy, Nancy, and Florence 1.2.3. “Give me a break! AGOSTINO DOMINIC: P. 29: 15 Hamlet St.. Jan. 4 P: Old war sto- ries. M: Friendly’s after basketball games. In a nice way of course. A: Honor Guard 1,2; Chess Club 1. A HEARN, HUGH. P 44: I.SB Cross St.. April 5 P I only wish there were more girls! M: The good times at Somerville High! That’s life in the big city!” A Football 2.3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 3; Honor Guard 1.2; Yearl)ook 3. AHERN. MARION. P. 32: 81 Han- cock St.. Nov. 23 P: Going to sleep at night. M: My Jr. year, the ski trip, my friends. Do I look worried? Ketch ya later! A: Latin Club 2.3; Ski Club 2,3; Tri-hi-v 3. ALBANESE, WILLIAM. P. 29: 18 Hancock St. ALCOX, DONNA. P. 22: 8 Fairlee St., April 30 P: A rainy l each day, animal hates. M: 4th jx r. caf.; Sept. 27. P. I).; Cairo Have you seen I. R, or U? Amo-te” A: Latin 1,2,3; Ski Club 2.3; Honor Guard 1.2; Tri-Hi-y 3. ALLEN, NANCY. P. 20: 423 Med- ford St.. June 19 P: Not having enough time in the day. M All the g«xxl times. Give me a break! ALU I A, AGNES. P. 55: 8 Austin St.. Dec. 14 P: Teachers who can't teach; hoolunch. M: Friends, basket- ball games. Chem. 1,2. I lost that too. It’sbeen a long day.” A: Drama 1.2 Secretary 2; Yearbook 3; Literary Magazine, assistant editor 3: National Honor Society 2,3; Spanish National Honor 2,3; Honor Guard 1.2. AMSLER, CHERYL. P 29: 79 New- bury St., March 31 P: The late lx ll. homework. M: State meet, trum field. JCL Conventions. Dups. A: Cross Country Track 1,2.3, Indcx r Track 1,2,3. Outdoor Track 1,2.3, Manager 2. Captain 3; National Hon- or Society 2,3; Latin Club 1.2.3. Trea- surer; Office Help 2.3. ARBING. FLORENCE J P 54 828 Somerville Ave., Nov 24 P: The hill in the snow. M: Basketball games |xls.. one. four. Jr. Be yourself.” A: Student council 3; Yearbook 3; Tri-lu- x' 2,3; Office Help 3; Sophomore Chrous; Girl’s Chorus 2.3; S.H.S. Cho- rus 2.3. ARDAGNA, LINDA. P. 49: 20 Ham ilton Rd., May 10 P: Waiting. M Summer of ’74, 5-11-74 A: Ski Club 1,2. ARENSBACH, LARAINE. P 32 17 Pennsylvania Ave., Aug. 29 P: Sen- ior English M: Sue, my long life buddy and shadow. Oh ya.’’ ARRI.V PAUL I' il) 12 Fountain Ave., Dec. 2 M: Playing football for S.H.S. “Work hard and you’ll always lx successful ARRUDA, DEODATO. 103 Electric Ave.. March 2 P: Coming to school in the morning. M: Leaving school in the afternoon. Thank God it’s Friday.” ARUDA, RONNIE. P. 40: 28 Bonair St., March 22 P: Cancellation of George M. M: The numerous times in Miss B’s office. What’s happen- ing.’’ A: Band 1,2.3; Symphonic Choir 2.3; Drama Club 2. ARSENAULT, JOSEPH. R. P. 25: 45 Lexington Ave., Dec. 18 P: Indoor Somerville vs. Revere. M: The lock- er room, Chem. 2. Mr. G. “Run for Fun.” A: Cross Country Track Cap- tain 3; Indoor Track 1,2,3; Outdoor Track 1,2.3; Latin Club 1,2,3. ARSENAULT, LINDA. P. 32: 125 Ten Hills Rd., Feb. 9 P: People that keep you waiting. M: Linda and Mi- chael 74-75-76 I love it! ARSENAULT, PAULA. P 29: 45 Lexington Ave., March 27 P: Get- ting up in the morning. M: Jr. ski trip, summer 75, Mar. 14. Sept. 12. Huh! What did you say!” A: Ski Club 2.3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Field Hockey 2; S.H.S. Chorus 1,2; Track 1,2; Tri-hi-y 1,3. ATKINS. ANTHONY. P. 20: 726 Broadway. Oct. 28 Take it easy.” ATKINSON. DAVID P. 23: 116 Per- kins St. AUFIERO, LEONARD 78 Summer St.. May 27 P: 1st periods. M: 5th |x ri(xl English, Junior year. AUFIERO, PAUL. 78 Summer St., Sept. 28 P: First period. M 4th pe- riod, phys. ed., one and two. BALES. CHRISTINE. P. 55: 122 Holland St.. Feb. 2 P: Doing home- work before going to work. M: Mr. Coyne’s health ed. class. “Whatever turns you on!!! A: Hellenic Club 2. BARRAR. LUANN C P 20: 60 Elmwood St., July 15 P Backstab- lx rs with smiling faces M Meeting someone who thinks like me. Live and let live, love and let love” BARRON. NANCY. P 54: 12 Mon- damin Court, Dec. 21 P: People who use people, school. M: Spring of 75. friends and dungarees. Do you think I care BARRY, JUDY P. 34: 90 School St.. Oct. 28 P: Being late, lx ing by my- self at night. M: Sept I. 1973, wal- kout. all my friends. People lx seri- ous, give me a break! A: Tri-Ili-y 1. BASTER1, KATHLEEN. P 36: 17 Gibbens St.. Nov. 25 P; Phony peo- ple, getting up. M: Basketball games, weekends, friends. But ... A: Homeroom Rep. 1; Girl’s Basketball 2,3; Girl’s Softball 2,3. BECKER, JOSEPHINE. P. 24: 82 Franklin St.. March 3 P Mrs. S.’s lectures. M: Meeting new friends. I’m only kidding BEEBE. JAMES. P. 54: 40 Crescent St., Feb. 28 M. Playing football on those Saturdays. Touchdown Bee- Ix for S.H.S. BELL, DAVID P. 55: 74 Newbury St. BELL. DEBORAH P. 31: 98 Flint St.. March 8 P. Writing up Biology labs. M: John coming up for lunch. Thank Cod it’s Friday. BELSKI. ROBERT. P. 54: 7 Linden Ave. BENIN ATI, SAL. 138 Central St.. May 8 P. Everyone. M. School lunch indegestion. This place •@!?T BENENATI, ANTHONY. 43 Kidder St.. March 9 P: Bossy personnel M Good friends. BENNETT. JOHN. K P. 40: 54 Low- den Ave., Nov. 20 P: Science pro- jects. M: Westbrook ’74. Likewise I’m sure. ” A: Band 1,2,3. BENOIT. ELIZABETH. P 37 16 Thorndike St.. Feb. 5 P: School. M: The day xve walked out of school. Drop Dead” BENOIT, NANCY. P 35: 29 Ca- meron Ave., April 25 P: Homework on weekends. M: Going to the coffee shop for lunch. I want to get out of here , A: Sophomore Chorus 1,2.3; S.H.S. Chorus 1.2,3. BERTE. BRENDA. P. 55: 17 Thorn- dike St.. Dec. 16 P History classes. M: The late bell before I’m in the door. Is it time to go home?” A: Flag Team. BISCHOFF, RONALD P. 55 24 Meacham St., Feb. 14 P: The bossy teachers. M: Good people. What the fa. BLACKWELL, ROBERT. P. 40: 55 Avon St.. Jan. 8 P The little soph- mores running around. M: The cold food for lunch. No way man. No way. BLAUVELT. JEAN. P 29: 61 New- bury St., May 14 P: The terrible lunches. M: The fun 1 had in my sophmore year. A stich in time saves nine. A: Honor Guard 2 BONO, MICHELE. P. 20: 12 Sum- mit St. P: Journey from 251 to 29. M: The gut in the G. truck. Bob’s truck. You are unique in all the world.” A: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Honor Guard 2; Sophmore. Girl s, and SHS Chorus. BOSARI, SUE. P. 48: 73 Derby St., Dec. 28 P: Getting a Miss B's slip in H R. M: All my friends and teach- ers. I don't know. BOSTICA, JANET. P. 49: 39 Curtis Ave.. Sept. 26 P: Getting up for school. M: Being late for gym. What time is it? BOTELHO. ESMERALDO. P 44: 273 Summer St.. Mar. 28 P: No gym, no candy, no talking, no existance. M: Times between classes, Rm. 147 Love is forever, Benine I am yours.” BOUCHER, DEBBIE. P. 26: 49 Grove St., Aug. 8 P: Wearing wrin- kly green gym suits. M: Wearing a gym suit outside at a firedrill. I can’t wait till Friday. BOUCHER, SUSAN. P. 44: 49 Grove St. BOUDREAU, JAMES. P 23. 15 Wheatland St.. Sept. 12 P: School lunches. M: Waiting for the two- thirty bell. A: Soccer 2,3. BOUDREAU, SARAH 53 Victoria St., Aug. 30 P: Walking down Wash- ington St. M: Running to first. Blondes have more fun.” BOUDREAU, SUSAN. 305 Medford St. BOUDROW, JOAN. P. 21: 35 Mag- nus Ave, May 20 P: Saying good- bye M: The prom and making new friends. Keep smiling. BOWES. ANDREW. 45 Albion St. BOYD. SUSAN. P 30: 20 Clavin St., April 1 P: Coming to school. M: Leaving on vacation every year. I can’t wait till Friday. BRADBURY, ROBERT. P 48: 104 Line St.. July 23 P: Seeing Miss B M Facing up to first period. “Mr Fedele is in more places than one. BRESL1N, MARY. P. 29: 26 Dart- mouth St. P: Monday mornings. M: Michael Catch you later. A: Soft- ball 1; Treasurer 1. BREWSTER. GLORIA. P. 49: 10 Farragut Ave., Feb 17 P: school M: Miss Bowdring Terrific.” BREWSTER, JOHN. P. 35: 10 Farra- gut Ave., Feb 18 P: Trying to make it to clas in 4 min. M: Having my sister in the same HR. See you to- morrow. BRIENZE, GAIL. P. 31: 43 Mansfield St., Feb. 16 P: 1 hate people who backstab you. M: The walkout. “It’s great to be alive.” BROUSSARD. PAUL. P. 49: 47 Morse St.. Sept. 21 P: Homework, the late bell, and lunch. M: All the great teachers and friends “Thank God it’s Friday.” A: Key Club 2. BRUNET, DEBORAH. P. 55: 54 Conwell Ave., March 6 P No coffee for students. M: You know you are and why. “Celebrate the Being and the Doing. A: Literary Magazine; School Newspaper Editor. BRUNO. JEANNE. P. 36: 80 Cross St.. April 8 P: Society and the sys- tem, phonies. M: 6-21-75; HP; MSLP; JS; 7-16-75; L; Aries. Oh God. No way. Get down tonight.” BUCKLEY. EUGENE. P 38: 272 Beacon St., Oct. 3 P: The school lunches. M: The fire alarms A: Hockey 1.2.3. BUCKLEY, KATHY P 30: 73A Cross St.. June 18 P: Breaking a shoelace first period. M: Waiting forever for 2:30 to come. Huh? BUDDEN, SHIRLEY. P. 41: 25 Quincy St.. April 23 P: Having an elastic pop in class. M: Having three fire drills in a period. I’ll never make it to Friday. ” A: Ecology Club 1.2.3; Bike Club 2; Tennis Club 2.3; Yearbook 3; National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society. BURNS. ROBERT. P 49: 26 Bay State Rd., Nov. 27 P Crowded corri- dors. M: The Caf. What time is it? A: Baseball 2.3. BUSS. LINDA. P. 35: 85 Electric Ave., Nov. 28 P: Unfriendly and phoney people. M: Having a good time with friends. Blow my mind.” BUTLER. EDWARD P 38: 91 Bel- mont St., Dec. 9 P: Being on crutches to get around. M: Going to Mr. B’s Study. I am going to quit school.’’ A; Basketball. CABOUET, LEGS. 32 Summer St.. June 7 A: Soccer. CABRAL, CLAUDIA P 31: 8 Moss- land St.. June 21 P: Gym M: The ’74 Walkout It’s finally Friday.” CABRAL. EILEEN. P. 20: 23 Loring St.. Nov. 22 P: 1 hate getting up in the morning. M: Lunch time. CABRAL. MARK. P. 49: 92 Pearson Rd., Feb. 12 P: Finding a parking space, paying tickets. M: Meeting Darlene “Friday’s here. CABRAL, RHONDA P 29: 162 Central St.. Jan. 7 P: Gaining weight and going on diets. M: License, work, Florida. Losing 20, M. G. Es- toy cansada, 303, yep I will, gar- bage” A: Sophomore Executive Board 1; Student Council 1,2,3; Span- ish Club 2,3; Science Fair 1; Ecology Club 1; Take off club 2; Yearbook 2.3; National Honor Society 2.3. Vice- President 3; Homeroom Rep. 1; Span- ish National Honor 2,3, Honor Guard 1,2. CACICO, LYNNE. 16 Rush St.. Jan. 31 P: Having to stay after school for N.B. M:'Partying in the morning. “Check your bucket. CADIEUX, MAUREEN. P 55 79 Willow Ave., Dec. 29 P: Rainy Fri- day nights! Having nothing to do! M: Hampton Beach, partying, the corner “Are you kidding me? Real- ly? CALL1NA, MARIE. P. 22: 47 More- land St. P: Having so much home- work M: Sophmore homeroom 141 “Don’t have one. CALVEY. MARY. P. 20: 10 Stickney Ave., May 6 P: Having to have 27 periods of work. M: Soph English 327, 12 2 74, 1 11 75, 5 11 75 Ya know that thing?’’ A: Honor Guard 1,2. CAMERON. JOHN. 16 Henderson St. CAMPBELL, DONNA. P 55: 23 Thorndike St.. Dec. 26 P: Frizzies. M: The tank “No way baby.” CAMPLESE, REGINA. 57 Merriam St.. Feb. 8 P: School M: Getting suspended twice. CAMPO, MICHAEL. P 44 67 Rush St. P: The teachers and the lunches M: Meeting new friends Take a long walk off a short pier. CAMPO, ROBERT P. 33: 7 Cypress St. CAPUTO, MICHAEL. 47 Jacques St. P: Teachers M: Meeting a girl named Franny. “Peace and Joy CARA FOILS. SOPHIA P. 49: 11 Ossipee Rd.. Jan 6 P: Cliques, Can- celling George M. M: A class with 130 mom, pop rallies, 315 “Hi hun, break a leg. Oh I love it A: Home- room Rep. 1,2,3; Sophmore Executive Board; Science Fair 1; Ski Club 1; Drama Club 1; Tennis Club 3; Hel- lenic Club 2; Student Council 1,2,3; Honor Guard 1,2; Curriculum Com- mittee; ('able T.V. 1.2; Band 1,2,3; Girl’s. Sophmore. and S.H.S. Chor- uses; Symphonic Choir 1,2.3. CARLSON, DAVID. P: School Lunches M: Football A: Football; Track. CARRFIRO, LUCY P. 41 155B Pearl St. P: Study in the caf. M: Room 24. Dreams are nutin more than wishes. A: Literary Magazine. CARROLL, KATHY. P. 53; 1374 Broadway, July 19 P; Fifth period Junior Year M 6 7 Jr. Year, Friends, Mr. Coyne’s Class That’s dynamite. A: Field Hockey 1; Soft- ball 3; Basketball 2. CARUSO. FRED. P. 23; 93 Flint St. P; Mr. L’s Jokes M: Meeting many- new friends. CASPAR RI ELIO, KATHY P 44: 57 Clarendon Ave.. Jan. 13 P: Waiting for people — cold feet M: Salem, football games. Ted November Buonomo let’s eat.” A: Track 2. CASTIGNOLI, JEAN. P 24: 44 Pit- nam St. P: The push in the corri- dors M: All the friends you won’t see anymore 1 have a lot of homework again.” CENTRELLA, ANNETTE. P. 37: 50 Moreland St., Jan. 23 P: The cafete- ria food M: Health service with Mrs. Chris. Love is ...” A: Spanish Club 1,2; Ecology Club; Bike Club. CERRONE, PAM P 41: 43 Robinson Rd , June 3 P: Homework, caf. une- dible food M. 5th periods. Mr. super, rm 24, Irishman!? You’ve got to lx kidding. A Yearlxx k 3; Literary- Magazine 3; Travel Club 2. CHAMBERLAIN, JANE. P. 37: 341 Highland Ave., Sept. 16 P: Home- work, stairs M: Friends How ex- citing. A: SHS ('horns: Sophmore Chorus 1 CHAMBERLAIN, LINDA. P 24: 341 Highland Ave., Nov 25 P: Rainy days. M Those forgotten weekends “Next week, tomorrow, t xlay A: Tri-Hi-Y. CHAMBERS, PATRICIA P. 44 60 Alston St. CHANDLER. MARK IE. P. 50 16 Browning Rd., Sept 5 P: Going to see Miss B. M: Last day before Christmas Vacation. CHASE. WALTER. P. 50: 26 Otis St, Aug. 16 P: (Jetting up to come here M: Last day. CHIAPPINI, LINDA. P. 23: 26A Ab- erdeen Rd.. Aug. 14 P: Crowded hallways, geting steppeon on M: Wed. Nights, Bob's Party, Aug. 2, 1975 When will I see you again? CHIARALUCE, DENISE. 52 Boston St.. Nov. 1 P: Getting up in the morning. M: Summer of 75, what a great one. “Looking forward to the weekends. CHIARELLO. SALLY, P 29: 7 Heath St.. Nov. 1 P: Rainy days. M: All the friendly kids. No homework tonight.” CHICOINE. DEBBIE. P. 27: 278 Powderhouse Blvd., Aug. 1 P: Homework, getting up in the morn- ing. M: Cape I’m not going home.’’ A: Fashion Show 2. CHIPMAN, ROBERT P. 50: 50 Me- morial Rd., Feb. 27 P: Homework. M: Good times with friends, SHS 76. Al right. It’s all over. CHRONOWSKI. LINDA. P. 31: 51 Churchill Ave., Dec. 7 P: Waking up in the morning. I don't know, I can’t remember. CIAROMITARO, DONNA MARIE P. 45: 21 Laurel St. P: I hated wak- ing up. M: My Italian class. “When will I see you again? (MCCONE, JOHN. 268 Powderhouse Blvd., Nov. 17 P: Entering Somer- ville High. M: Malden vs. Somerville at Malden Jr. Yr. No problem! A: Baseball 1,2,3; Indoor track 2,3; Na- tional Honor Society. Cl DADO. ROBERT P. 38: 153 Pow- derhouse Blvd., Nov. 15? P: Up and down stair changes. M: Football games, Terry, (Jonfettie fights. “You godda lx kidding me. A: SHS, Boys, Soph., and Symphonic Chor- uses. CLARK, GARY. P. 50: 380 Somer- ville Ave.. Dec. 17 P: Stay ing after school for Miss B M: Almost blow- ing myself up in Chem I Hey Ri- can.” A: Portuguese Club. CLARK, LAURAN P. 37: 15 Pinck- ney St., Oct. 16 P: Science projects; J.T . 29 to 354; D.E. M: Basketball Games; Dudley; Art hur “Who me? You better Ixv Christmas. A: Na- tional Honor 2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3; Tennis Club 3; Honor Guard 1.2; Spanish Honor; Yearlx ok 2,3; Science Fair; Girl's State; Elderfest 3. COCHRAN, ROBERT P. 54: 249 School St P: Staying after school. M: The lousey food in the caf. No homework tonight. CODY, JOHN. P. 37: 168 Willow Ave., Nov. 1 P: Homework on week- ends. “That’s life in the big city. COILEY, JOANNE P. 44: 41A ilos- ton St., June 28 P Homework. M Mr. Gordinier’s class. What a bum- mer.’’ A: Track. COLLERAN, JOHN. P 20: 159 Glen St.. May 18 P: Hated to lose a fight. M: A back to back suspension seconds apart. Nothing Serious. COLLINS, DOROTHY P 32 17 Francesca Ave.. Mar. 2 M: Summer of 75; Ski trip; Chelmsford s.h.t. I see said the blind man. A: Latin (Mub 1.2.3: Girl’s Track 2,3; Ski Club 2,3; National Honor Society 2.3; Tri- Hi-Y 3; Chorus 2; Math Olympiad. COMER FORD, WILLIAM. P. 52: 41 School St. P: Floormasters. M: Rar- ely getting caught. Class dis- missed. CONEENY, DOT P. 50: 14 Jose- phine Ave.. Aug. 16 P: Sunday- morning getting up for work. M: Summer of 75 down the cape with CID. A: Hockey Cheerleader 2, Captain 3. CONLEY. DIANNE. P 24: 620 Mys- tic Ave., Sept. 9. CONLEY, PATRICIA. P. 50. 21 Elm Place. Aug. 4 P: (Jetting up early. M: The apartment at 2 Inman PI. (Jail someone who cares. CONNEELY, MICHAEL. 15 Sewall St.. Mar. 21 P: The cafeteria food CONNOLLY, DANIEL. 11 Austin St., Sept. 27 P Cafeteria food. M Graduating Hey what’s up?” CONNOLLY, JANICE. P. 50: 4 Riv- er Rd.. Jan. 12 P: No car on Fri- day’s., M: December 3, 1975 “Who me? CONSTANTINE, CHERYL. P. 24 37 Myrtle St. CONTE, JOSEPH P. 54 241 Main St.. April 9 P: Flunking English my Junior year. M: Meeting Robin Sleezv super track is great. A: Track crosscountry 1. indoor and out- door 1,2,3. CONTE. LEONARD P. 50: 241 Main St., Mar. 25 P: Geometry, Al- gebra 2, Chemistry 1 M: Football. J.V. Football, It’s good to lx out A Football 1,2,3; Track 1.2. CONWAY. JOSEPH. 15 Harrison St COOPER, MICHAEL. P. 41 44 Ver- non St., Oct. 27 P Homework and cafeteria lunch. M: Getting promot- ed A: Hockey 1,2,3. CORNELIO. DONATO. 76 Oak St CORREIA, GENEVIEVE. I’ 34: 11 Fiske Ave., Sept. 21 P: (Jetting up on rainy days, the hill. M: Classes, friends, teachers, and l ooks. “I have no homework tonight. A: Travel (:lul 1; I Ionor Guard 2; Yearbook 2. ( 'RRE1A, STEVEN. P. 20: 87 Ray- mond Ave., June 20 P: Red lights, Monday mornings. M: Strawberry eggroll 16th foliage. A: Drama Club 1; Roy s, Sophomore, SHS, and Sym- phonic Chorus. CORENTI. DENISE. P. 31: 13 Lin- coln St.. Mar. 22 P: Rainy day first period. M: Senior Year. Get out. CORRETTI, LINDA. P. 31: 39 Ten Hills Rd.. May 10 P The long walk to school. History. M: Florida Trip, Inch recess, friends. Thank Cicxl it’s Friday.” A: Chorus 1,2,3; Honor Guard 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Homeroom rep. 1; Homeroom Treas. 2 CORRIERI, BARBARA. P. 23: 20 Howe St.. Nov. 7 P: Seventh peri- od. M: Being a senior. Get out of here.” A: Track 1; Honor Guard 2. COSTA. JUDITH. P. 31: 14 Lesley Ave., July 30 P: Getting up Monday mornings M: Shorthand class with Mrs. Sodano. What a bore. A: Health room aide; Honor Guard 2. COSTA. MARIA. P. 37: 21 School St.. May 10 Snowdays, goodbye, not having good marks. M: English class, friends, teachers. Graduation 75- 76. I will see you soon. A: Portu- guese Club. COUTOUMAS. DONALD P. 44: 38 Spencer Ave., Mar. 12 P: Not having time ln'fore school. M: Climbing in rm. 30’s windows at late bell. Noth- ing ventured, nothing gained, do it.” A: Boy’s. SHS. Sophmore Chorus. CRAMPTON, STEVEN P 38: 95 Summer St., Aug. 22 P Study classes Monday mornings. M Diana, foot- ball games, friends. Let’s go home. A: Football 1.3; Track 3; Ecology Club 3. CREMENS, CATHY. P. 36: 100 Jose- phine Ave.. Apr. 5 P: Every morn- ing getting up for school. M: Sum- mer of 75 down Falmouth, Cypress St. Wicked, really, sure you know.” A: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Girl’s Track 1,2; Homeroom Rep 2; Girl's Chorus 2.3. CROSS, NANCY P. 33: 59 Boston St., Aug. 14 P: Monday's, second lunch, rainy weekends. M: 6 29 75 Schaffer Stadium, Summer of 75 Turkey! What’s your excuse?” A: Girl’s Track 2,3; Yearbook 3; Ecology Club 1; Student Council 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Sophomore and SHS Chorus; Ski Club 3 CUMMINGS, DEBORAH P. 50: 10A Glendale Ave., May 24 P: Peo- ple who always think they’re right. M: April 12, 1974. Nothing is im- possible.” A: French Club; Drama Club. CUTTING, JANET. 11 Hall Ave. Feb. 2 P: People I can’t believe in. M. The prom, Quebec in 75 Dig it. D'AIELLO, TONY. P. 22: 452 Broadway. DALEY, KATHY. P. 44: 49 Highland Rd.. April 12 P: Monday mornings, leg makeup. M: Summer of '75 Cape, friends, and the corna. A: Ma- jorettes 1,2, Captain 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Girl’s Chorus 2,3. DANS. LINDA. P. 23: 240 Powder- house Blvd., July 1 P: English senior year, rainy days. M: Skiing junior year with the ski club. Get out of here. ”, A: Ski Club 1,2,3; Homeroom Treas. 3. DARGAN, KAREN. P. 31: 30 Cham- wood Rd., Oct. 31 P: Getting up on Monday mornings. M: Good times on Charnwood Rd. I don’t believe it.” A: Office help for Mr. Perno 2,3. DASILVA. JOSEPH. P. 54: 55 Dane St.. P: Lunches. M: The walk out in 1974. Get lost. DAVIDSON. ELIZABETH P 39: 46 Pitman St.. Mar. 20 P: Homework, backstabbers. M: '74 ’75 ’76. foot- ball. basketball. Friendly’s. Knock it off. You smell. A Honor Guard. DAVIDSON, MICHAEL. P. 25: 3 Summer St. DAVIS. CAROLE. P. 50: 7 Auburn Ave. July 11 P: Artificial people. M: Almost taking the four year plan to graduate. “Life: a merry-go- round of ups and downs.” DAVIS, DONNA P. 23: 12 Prospect Hill Ave., July 29 P: Waking up for school. M: Junior year dances and new friends. You’ll get over it. DAVIS, MICHELLE. P. 24: 1374 Broadway. P: Somerville. M: 1-24- 75, me and Vinnie. DAVISON. BERNADETTE. P 50: 46 Josephine Ave., June 14 P: Wak- ing up to steep hills. M: Great times in N.H. Excellent, sure, really. DEBOER. BARBARA. P 48 1374 Broadway, Oct. 24 P: Good-byes, rainy days, and homework. M: Sum- mer of '75 and senior year. “Cut it out.” A: Tennis Club. DECOLOGERO, ANTHONY. P. 28 39 Bradley St P I hate School. M: Playing football A: Football 1,3. DELCHECCOLO, JIM P. 21: 34 Lowell St. P Going to school in the morning. M: Aug. 21, 1975. I am busted again. A: Football 1,2.3; In- door and Outdoor Track 2,3. DELLASCIO, THOMAS. P. 47 16 Corinthian Rd. DELLOIACONO, ALBERT P. 47: 25 Flint St. DELMAESTRO. FRANCA. 68 Trull St. DELORFANO, LINDA P 48: 22 Ossipee Rd., Aug. 26 Losing my voice. Forgettin things. M: H P. Cheering camp, dances, Friendly’s. “Chu kun fu, swear to god, durr, yea.” A: Homeroom Rep. 1; Hockey Cheerleader 1; Cheerleader 2,3; Tri- Hi-Y 3; Student Council 3; Flaggirl 1; Sophmore, SHS, and Girl’s Chorus. DELPRIORE, FRANK. 34 Ibbetson St.. May 23 P: Can’t beet the sys- tem M: Lunch What? DEMOPOULOS, LISA. P 21: 20 Walmut St.. June 16 P: Staying after school. Biology M: Souther Jr. High School, May 21, 1975 Can’t wait till Friday!” DERVISHIAN, MARY. 115 Central St. DESROCHES. MICHELLE. P. 50: 18 Mossland St., Mar. 12 P: Getting caught skipping out. M: Junior Eng- lish Class. Decmeber 31. A: Cheer- leader 1,2,3. DEVEAU, GARY 18 Cambria St. DEVEAU, JUDY. P. 36: 594 Broad- way, Dec. 25 P: Good-byes, prom, liars, rain. M: HP, Hampton, New- port, Falmouth, friends. We can fool around like this LGYS. A: Stu- dent Council 1; Honor Guard 1; Tri- Hi-Y 1,2. Vice-President 3. DEVEREAUX, SUSAN. P 54: 103 Marion St P: Monday morning. M: 1975” I don’t believe it. DI AM ANDIS, HARRY P 32: 45 Farragut Ave. P: Crowded hall- ways. M: June 2, 1975. Look out for yourself.” DICIACCIO, JIM. P 23: 322A Wash- ington St.. Feb. 10 P: Homeroom period. M: Winter Jr. Yr. What's the story. A: Band 1.2.3. DIECOLI, THOMAS P. 20: 8 Wal- ter Ter., Feb. 24 Osculate posterium meum. I’m indifferent to all this apathy.” A: Human Dev, Youth- worker 2.3; Literary Magazine Editor 3. DIGRECORIO. MICHAEL. P 23: 1366 Broadway, June 9 P: Filling out ridiculous forms. M: Psych., SRTA en 147, Bio. Lang, Eng. “Ac- quire wisdom, it’s the prime goal ' A: Spanish Honor Society; National Honor. DILELLO, SANDRA. P. 21: 271 Summer St. P Staying with Nancy, phony people M: Summer of ’75, June 8. Coffee shop. You got it. DILIECRO. MARIA. P. 36: 76 Flint St., May 29. P: The Somerville High School System. M: Fourth period study in caf. Junior year. Ain't no bout adout it.” DIPANFILO, CAROL. P. 44: 111 Washington St., Dec. 28 P: Argu- ments, good-byes. M: 11-8-74, Dan- ny, Senior year 1976. “I don’t know what?” A: Honor Guard 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Office help 2,3. DIPANFILO. GYM. P 44: 111 Washington St., May 13 P: Mr. Tar- ello’s shades in room 314. M: 1975 Football Somerville vs. Everett. No, make believe.’’ A: Basketball 1,2, co-captain 3; Football 1,2,3. DIPERNA, MARIE. P. 32:32 Walker St.. July 19 P: Getting uoand people who lie. M: My friends, chassles, and things we did. Thank God it’s Fri- day.” DIRUSSO, BEN. P 22: 65 Putnam Rd., May 20 P: Getting a B for an 89 average. M: English 6th period Jr. year. Where’s the main door?” DI RUSSO, C1NCA. P. 27: 16 Grand- view Ave., Jan. 29 P: Friendly’s bags good-byes. M: Summers of 1973-74- 75 March 9, 1973. Good morning. What honey? DOHERTY. SHERYL. P 36: 17 Pleasant Ave., July 16 P Chips. M: January 4, 1974. DONALDSON. ROBERT. P. 28: 9 Thorndike St.. Feb. 13 P: Dumb questions. M: The basketball games. Dv-no-mite.’’ A: Track 1. DOYLE, DONALD 12 Sargeant Ave. DON N ELLA N. RICHARD 7 Tennyson St DONNELLAN. ROBERT P 52 7 Tennyson St. M My science class Sr. year. Thank God it's Friday.” DORAN. KATHERYNE. P. 21 106 Orchard Ave. DOVIDIO. TERRI P. 54. 15 Cypress St.. July 29 P; Monday morning. M: Summer of ’75. DOWD. JOAN P. 51: 181 Powder- house Blvd., July 2 P: Stop Shop. Monday morning, lab-days. M: El- ton John Concert, Summers at Hamp- ton. Wish it was Friday, tell me about it. ” A: Ski Club. DOWN IE. ROBERT. P 23: 225 Pearl St. DOYLE: PATRICIA. P 36: 4 Mun- roe St., Feb. 2 P: Having to say good bye. early mornings. M: Basketball and Friendly’s, Mr. Tarello. I hate teabags on the table.” A: Drama Club 1; Ski Club 1,3; Sophmore Cho- rus; Ecology Club 1,3; Student Coun- cil 2, Secretary 3; SHS Chorus 3; Li- brary Aide 1. DRISCOLL. KEVIN. P. 26: 54 Ad- ams St.. Aug. 29 P: People who al- ways laugh. M: Relay race 1973, 1975 championship. “How’s that? A: Basketball; baseball; track. DRISCOLL, MAUREEN. P. 24: 234 School St.. Aug. 2 P: Sitting in study halls. M. My two years of Italian. Take it easy. DROGO. JOHN, P. 30: 23 Ware St.. July 14 A: Tennis Club 2,3; Chess (:lub 3. DUCI, ALEKSANDRA. P 54: 61 Central St.. Mar 11 P: School peri- od. M: The two-thirty bell. Live today for tomorrow may be too late.” DUFFET, ROBERT P 38: 61 Cher- ry St DUMAS, PETER. P. 21: 1366 Broad- way, Dec. 29 P: Coaching third base; RWL M. Hoop season of 74- 75; the face. “Hang it up. Arthur.” A: National Honor 2.3; Tennis Club President 3; Baseball 2,3; Yearbook 2,3; Elderfest 3; Math Olympiad 2,3. DUNNING, TOM P 23: 58 Haw- thorne St., Nov. 20 P: Monday mornings. M: Sleeping in class. “Who me?” A: Track 1,2; Baseball 2; High Spot. EDMUNDS, WALTER. P. 47: 9 Summit Ave. EGAN, THERESA. P. 47: 154 Pearl St ELLSWORTH. GAIL P. 54: 48 Wal- nut St. EKSTROM, DONALD 35A Memo- rial Rd.. Sept. 10 P: Lunches; Mr P . Small engines M: Work study; Lunch I don’t get mad, I get even. A: SHS Track. ELLIOTT, KEVIN. P 47: 59 Put- nam St., July 2 P: JC; Nancy; There’s more here, maybe. M: The good days with CM So much for that.” FABIANO. LISA. P 38: 74 Elm St., Feb. 23 P: Status M p m Sept. 20. 1974; 7-15-75. I don’t want to hear it anymore.” A: Latin Club 3; Nation- al Honor Society FAHEY, PATRICIA. P. 55: 47 Fre- mont St., May 10 P Boring classes; snobs; phonies; 150 M: Greg 114; Cheering; Moving; Class of 76 Oh, 1 get it; Later; Much; Yea; Real- ly. A: V. Cheerleading 3; Hockey Cheerleading 2, Tri-hi-y 2. Home- room treasurer 3 FALLON, LINDA. P 33: 125 A Alewife Brook Pkwy., Jan. 1 P: 115A Nasty Lunches; Reading books. M Walking out; Fights; Parties. Sit on it; 1 ain't drunk; I’m crazy. A: Guid- ance office help 1,2,3; Ecology club 2, Work Study 3 FAMA. JOSEPH. 33 Century St FARINA, JOSEPH. 29 Victoria St. FEE, FRANCES. P. 27: 8 Spring St.. July 5 P: Staying after school for being late M: Distrubtive Ed class. “Everybody must get stoned on school days FERDINAND, JOAN. P. 20: 1 Snow Ter., Nov. 13 P: Walking up the hill M: My Sr. yr FERIOL1, JILL. P. 35: 96 Prichard Ave., Jan. 27 P: ('liques and 8a.m M: Ski trips and Homerooms. Bum- inah. A: Latin Club 1,2,3 — sec.; Field Hockey 2; Girl’s chorus; SHS chorus 2; Honor Guard 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Majorette 1; Hm. Treas. 1; Sophomore chorus 1 FERNANDES, MARIA. P 27: 38 Concord Ave. FERRAGAMO, PHILIP. P 21 70 Hudson St., Jan. 6 P: Homework. M: Sop. and Jr. Gym classes. FERRELLI, FRANCESCA. P. 48: 4 Oakland Ave., Dec. 28 P: 115A; Homework; Mid-Terms; Finals; T.S M: Gail; Steve; Maryann; Sal; Bob; Poetry; E.J. Super Sr. Yr. of ’76 ; Love Fran.” A: Drama club 1; Home- room Rep. 2; Literary Mag. 2,3. FERRY, DENISE. P. 21: 83 Conwell Ave !) • I i P Maine Mud Flats. M: Summer of 75 ; July 12, 1975. To each his own. FESS. DANIEL. P. 47: .557 Somer- ville Ave. P: Homework; Term pa- |x rs; GO- Chemistry; JJH M Janet 3-15-75; Basketball Football; We really.’’ A: Football 1.2; Track 2. FINLAY. MARY P 36: 36 Richdale Ave., April 13 P: School lunches. M: Summer of 75 . A: Sophomore chorus 1. FLAHIVE, LINDA. P 34: 83 Elec- tric Ave.. Oct. 2 P: Gym. M: Good rallevs. FLANAGAN, MAUREEN. P. 44: 140 Pearl St FLANNERY. RALPH. 31 Raymont Ave. FOLEY, JOSEPH. P. 54: 30 Dart- mouth St. FOLEY, PAMELA. P 51 267 Alewife Brook Parkway. Nov. 15 P: Raiuv days and Mondays. M: Rm. 31; Jr. Eng. 65h period; Dances; Oct. 22. 1975. ‘1 think you’re dreemin! FORR1STALL, STEVE. 1 Montrose St., July 21 FORRISTALL. THOMAS. 1 Mon- trose St.. May 24. A: l' otl)all 1; Base- hall 1.2. FRANCALANCIA, ANTHONY P. 47: 62 Mt. Vernon St., Jan. 3. FRANCINI, FRANK. 15 Hill St FRAZEE, ROGER. P 44: 70 Boom- field Rd. FREDERICK. SUSAN. P. 24: 191 Summer St., Aug. 30 P: Biology. M: Nov. 15, 1974. Come back next and tell me about it. FREITAS, DIANE. P. 54: 11 Bel- mont Sep. June 3 P: Rainy days. M: Jr. year. “Knowledge is Power!” A: Girl’s chorus 2,3; SHS chorus 3; Hon- or Guard 2; Student council 2; Year- book 3; National Honor Society 2,3. FREITAS, GORETTI. P. 26: 37A Summer St.. Sept. 23 P: Crowded lunches. M: Second period rm. 147; Football rallies. ' A: Spanish club. FREITAS. MARIA. P. 28: 18 Barton St. P: Lunches. Try to keep cool!” A: Portuguese club. FREY. ROBERT P. 41 10 Austin St.. Feb 1 A: Baseball 2.3. FRIAS. CARLOS. P. 47: 21 Edmands St., Sept. 1 FUCILE, MICHAEL P. 27: 131 Morrison Ave., Jan. 24 P. All that Science Homework. M: Twi- light meets at Revere High. “It’s practice that makes perfect. A: Crosscountry 1.3; Track 1.2.3 FURTADO, LUCY. P 41: 23 Perry St., July 7, P: Self-centered people. M: 4-4-74; Planning out the year- book. Oh babes; that’s cute. A: Student council 2; National Honor Society 2.3; Yearlx ok 3; Homeroom tres. 1: SHS chorus 3; Girl’s chorus 3; Honor Guard 1,2. FYFE, PAULA P 47 9 Knapp St., Oct. 14 P Conceited people. M. Good times shared with friends. Colour my world; I’m cold. A: Soph more chorus; Girl’s chorus 2,3; SHS chorus 2. GALLAGHER. JAMES. P 47 42 Ad- ams St. GALLO. LYNDA. 6 Lincoln Ave., May 11 P: Going to a first period class. M The great summers of my S.H.S. years., “Be yourself at all times.” GALUSHIA, THERESA 8 Everett St. GALVIN, DEBBIE. P. 35: 225 Sum- mer St., Sept. 21 P: School. M: The summer vacations. Dynomite. GARRITY. PATRICIA. P 35: 24 Delaware St.. Feb. 2 P: Getting up for school. M: Last day of school. “You blow my head.” GASPAR, CYNTHIA C. 19 Welling- ton Ave., Dec. 12 P: Hall passes and dismals slips. M: Art and English classes outside. Right! GASPER, JOHN. 14 Stickney St GAULIN, ANGELA. P. 54: 76 Lex- ington Ave.. April 19 P: School lunches. GELEAS, SANDRA J P. 22: 39 Sar- gent Ave.. Feb. 26 P: School lunches. GIAMPA, MARCO. P. 26: 14 Ames St GIA NCR EGOR lO, STANLEY P 41: 12 Waterhouse St. GIANNONE, DIANA. P. 41: 10 Sil- vey PI., June 17 P: Chemistry in 310, 3rd floor cliques. M: Steve 3 years Jan. 26. Cheering Camp 75 It’s Monday again! I don’t believe it. A: Cheerleader 1,2,3; Spanish National Honor Society 2,3; Mr. Gartland’s of- fice 2. GILCHRIST. SHARON. P 22. 53 Bromfield Rd., Dec. 14 P: Losing the football games. M: The walk- out. “Oh what! Be serious.” GIORDANO, LISA. P 41: 35 Rad- cliffe Rd., June 30 P: Boring stud- ies. M: Jr. Sr. chem! and 2 goods bads. A true friend is forever a friend.” A: National Honor 2,3; Yearbook co-editor 3. GIORGIONE, ANTHONY 29 Brad- ley St GINGRAS. MARY P 47: 97 Jaques St.. Sept. 22 P: Room 347 sixth peri- od study. M: White Mountains. “You are ignorant.” GIRARD. SUSAN. 83 Hudson St . March 13 P. Snobbish people. M: Summer of 73 75. Let’s party. GIURLEO, ANTHONY. P. 22: 44 Ja- ques St.. July 6 P: Finding the elava- tor in soph, yr. M: Friday nights. That’s cool. A; Italian Club 2,3; Indoor Track 2. GLASSM Y ELLEN. P. 48: 16 Ma pie St.. March 30 P: Chemistry Mr. W.’s Lab. M: Mrs. Christen s Health service class. Take the bitter with the sweet. GOMES. RONALD P 29: 16 Ash- land St. GONDA, KENNETH. P. 51: 78 North St.. April 17 P: Getting up. M: Getting suspended for bring dog to class. “Can’t put it down.” GOSS. PATTY. P. 22: 8 Douglas Ave. GRABOWSKI, MARIA P. 35: 192 Morrison Ave., Jan. 6 P: Taking gym. M: History with Mr. M. Good, no homework. GRAFFEO, CARLA. P 48: 16a Trull St.. Aug. 8 P: Coming to school on rainy days. M: Junior English with Mr. Hines. Poop it. GRAHAM. THERESA. P. 35: 9 Holts Ave., July 29 P: Having to go to school. M: My whole sophmore year. Forget it.” GRANDE, FRANK P 35: 50 Put- nam Rd., June 2 P: Staying after for Mr. P. M: Eating lunches fit for a dog. I swear to god. GRASSIA, MARY. P 48; 193 Sum- mer St., Dec. 8 M: Summer at Glou- cester. Going over the coffee shop? GRAVES, CHERYL. P. 39: 105 Wil- low Ave., March 24 P: Teachers hanging around girls rooms. M: Score-keeping basketball Jr. yr. Take a bus. , A: Softball 2.3; Field hockey 3. GREENE. PAMELA. P. 41: 42 Prin- ceton St.. March 2 P: Fire drills boring classes. M: April 7, 1973 2 days in Me. Sym. “Jo-Ann, Ferrit, bite your tongue!” A: Track 1 Cam- era Club. Girls Chorus 2,3; Gym- phonic Choir 2,3; S.H.S. Chorus 2,3; Sophmore Chorus, Honor Guard 1. GREENSTEIN. ARLENE. P 44: 51 Ibbetson St., Aug. 12 P: Monday mornings. M. My senior year. Crud, what a day for a daydream! GREENWOOD, JOANNE. P. 36: 30 Ash Ave., March 6 P: Having to write essays. M: Football games. I wanna get outa here. GROSSI. MARILYN P 53: 16 Park PI.. Oct. 8 P: Sophmore year getting lost. M: History with Dr. B. “dig that. GUIDI. GREG. P 46: 29 Rogers Ave. GUILFOYLE, HELEN. P 20: 11 Hudson St.. M: All my real close true friends. If your happy then so am I. GULBANKIAN, MARYANN. P 32: 34a North St., Jan 26 P: Gym and rainy days. M: The overcrowded corridors. What’s your hurry?; Ik original. GULLAGE. STEVEN. P. 30: 109 Boston Ave., Sept. 13 P: Staying in at lunch time M: The memory mailers. What's happening.” A: Football 1. HACKER. KATHLEEN. P. 55: 58 Sydney St.. March 4 P: Jellyfish at Nahant. M: Good friends; basketball football games. Live for today!” A: Tennis Club 3. HAFF, JAMES. P. 49: 15 Chester PI. A: Sophomore Executive Board. MAKER. KATHY. P. 41: 85 Sterling St.. Feb. 13 P: Braces; French; being cold. M: Walking home from Am’s party; DS; ST. November; buon- omo, shem; I';m hugry Ed.” HALL. ROBERT. 29 Berkeley St.. June 3 M: Get blown away Friday mornings. A: Football 1. HALLIHAN, CATHY. P 39: 134 North St. P. Monday morning; li- brary; crowded buses. M: Canada; victory parties; H P. friends. Calm down; get out; really!’’ A: Try-Hi-Y 1.2.3; Tri-Hi-Y bowling league 3. HARDEN. MARY ANNE P. 23: 84 Albion St.. June 24 P: Getting up early. Having no money. M: Lunch time; good friends; Feb. 12 Only time will tell!” HARDY. CYNTHIA P. 47: 18 Lor- ing St.. Oct. 1 P: French 2 3 M: July 4, 1975. That’s cute. HARDY. KATHLEEN. P. 30:3 Mon- trose St.. March 10 P: Goint to work. M: Distributive Ed. Tues- day. HATGIPETROU, DENISE. P 44: 277 Medford St., Aug. 15 P; Math tests and homework. M: Jr. year as member of Hellenic Club. What is wrong with me?’’ A: Hellenic Club. HAYES, VICTOR P 40: 108 Beacon St. HEALEY. MATTHEW. P. 23. 178 Powder House Blvd., Nov. 30 P The 8:15 bell. M: The sub shop every- day. “Wham-ola Boys!!!!” HED1GER. CHARLENE P 35: 11 Pearl Ter.. Nov. 18 P: Economics. “Don’t worry.” HENKLE, EDWARD. 8-5 Broom- field Rd P: Having to go up the down staircase. M: My transition to SHS from SCHS Once is not enough, so do it often. HENNESSEY. PATRICK P 30 4 Homer St. HESKETH. WILLIAM. P. 33: 34 Lincoln Pkwy., Dec. 8 M: The crowd in the corridors. Give me a break. HETU, NANCY. P 23: 22 Milton St P: Crowded corridors! M: The bus in front of Waldorf; labs. A: Yearbook 3; Girls Track 2; Latin Club 1.2.3; Hockey Cheerleader 1; Nation- al Honor 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Sophomore Chorus 1. MIGHT. CHERYL. P 47: 28 Wyatt St. HILL. DONNA. P. 20: 30 Gordon St.. May 9 P: Overcrowded lockers. M: Study 324; trip to Wasdhington. You’re crazy!” A: Drama Club 1; Latin Club 1; Honor Guard 1; Travel Club 2; Girls Chours 2; SHS Chorus 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. HOWE. ELLEN. P. 53: 13 Fountain Ave., Nov. 13 P: Homework; Get- ting up early. M: 9-28-75; Disco; Bindle’s whistle. “Alright; dyno- mite; OK, that's good; hey. HUDSON. DAVID. P. 23: 25 Granite St., Sept. 13 P: Walking up School St. in the snow. M: I loved the foot- ball rallies. It’s a fakeout. HUGHES. IRENE. P. 45: 221 Morri- son Ave., Sept. 7 P: Watching my friends cheer; by. Rick and Mike. M: H. P.; Rickey P.; Rm. 309; D.H.; March 28; 1975 prom. Oh I get it; later, much; get out. really; dah! A: Homeroom rep. 1,2,3; Hockey cheer- leader 2.3; Homeroom Ires. 2,3; Tri- Hi-Y 1,2,3 (Tres. 3); Honor Guard I, 2; Lead Guard 2. HUGHES, LARRY P. 20: 5 Madison St., April 29 P: Two years with Brin- bagger. M: Out for lunch; parties. So there I was ...” A: Honor Guard 1.2; SWAMP 1,2.3. HUSKINS. KAREN. P. 37; 118 Porter St.. May 15 P: People who don’t mean what they say. M: Friday night, September 19, 1975 “Hey home plate. A: Sophomore Chorus; Tri-Hi-Y 3. INGALLIS, STEPHEN. 11 Claren- don Ave. IOVINE. PAMELA. P 48: 99 Con- cord Ave., Feb. 21 P: The morning after the nigh before. M: July 29. 1972; kids down L.P.; 5 1 75. GTMF; eat a rock ’ A: Sophomore Chorus; Girls Chorus 2.3; SHS Chorus 2; Varsity Basketball 2.3. JACKSON, BRYAN. P. 20: 54 Bonair St., June 1 P: Homework. M: For- getting homework. I forgot my homework A Key Club, President 2.3. JEDREY, VIRGINIA P 45: 187 Highland Ave., Dec. 12 P: Uncol- lected homework fickle friends. M: Building renovation third lunch. To wonder is to begin to understand! A: Ecology Club 1; Ski Club 1; National Honor Society. JERRIER, AGNES. P 24: 14 Leland St.. Jan. 14 P: School and the lunch- room. M: Agnes-n-Billy. 8-22-75. I can’t believe I made it.” JOHNSON, DAVID P 23: 8 Wil- liams St., Dec. 28 P: Getting up from school; being sick. M: Football ral- lies; lunchroom; Johnnie’s. Look clown, get off my_______; Ralph Malf.” A: Football 2,3; Swamp 1,2.3; Honor Guard 1,2; Track 3. JOHNSON, LINDA. P. 23: 88 Elm St P: Lukewarm beer. M: The lunchroom lines. I can’t wait to get out of here! JONES. ANN. P. 37: 158 Walnut St.. Oct. 20 P: Waking up for school at 7 o’clock. M: The tryouts in 1975 summer of 75. Get out — you got to be kidding.” A: Track 1,2; Cheer- leading 3. JUDGE, PATRICIA. P. 39: 48 Ather- ton St P: Monday mornings; rainy days. M: The first day of school. Spare me; you fag; scram.” KAKAMBOURAS, EVELYN. P 44 279 Medford St.. Nov. 11 P: Tests and homework. M: My jr. year as member of Greek Club. When will that graduation day come?” A: Greek Club; helped in Mr. Gartland’s office. KAPENTANAKIS, DEBI. P. 47 17 Mason St., Feb. 24 P: Room 109, geometry. M: August 29, 1973, sum- mer of ’75. KARAHALIOS, TED. P. 48: 42 Clar- endon Ave.. Aug. 2 P: I can’t stand math and gym. M: I passed world last year. “Thing. KASILOWICZ. ELEANOR. P. 24: 108 Pearson Ave.. July 22 P: Studies in the cafeteria. M: Student wal- kout. Thank God it is Friday. KATASKA, JOANNE. P. 29: 8 Laurel Ave., April 24 P: Monday morning. M: Health service, Mrs. Chris. “Dream on.” A: Ski Club. KEANE, KEVIN. P 53: 74 Bay State Ave. P: Getting cake that would crack floors. M: ('lilting class over at the coffee shop. Catch you later on in life. A: V. Hockey 2,3; Cross Country 3. KEELAN, CATHERINE. P 55 118 Walnut St.. Aug 5 P: Too much homework. M: Everything; swing- ing doors; teachers. Oh my word. KEELAN. CHRISTINE P. 55 118 Walnut St KELJIKIAN, DIANNE. I'. 24: 99 Woods Avc., Oct. 27 P: Rowdieless rallies M: The walk-out; room 32; the gibble. I can't see!; check it out!” A: Tri-Hi-Y; Superintendent office work 2.3. KELLEY, DANIEL. P. 38: 209 Pearl St. KELLEY, KEVIN. P. 48: 13 Hall St.. April 11 P: School. M: Flunking French in 10th grade. Help! A: Chorus. KELLEY, MARY. P. 47: 22 Forster St., May 17 P: Taken things serious- ly. M: 309; Dec. 23, '73; Jan. 21. '74; '75 prom; Aug. 2 '74. I can t find it; life’s rough. 7 A: Homeroom treasur- er 3; Advisory board 1; Girls' track 1; Class Day escort 2. KELLEY, STEPHEN. P. 46: 69 Otis St.. Jan. 6 P: 7 o’clock alarm bell. M: The agony of defeat ’74-’75, bas- ketball varsity. Loser. KELLEY. THERESA P. 49: 12 Hall St., Jan. 12 P; Chemistry. M: Junior year. “Do unto others, then beat it.” KELLIHER, JIM. P. 20: 41 Wiscon- sin Ave.. July 29 P: Monday morn- ings and homework. M: Student Council office. Homework, what homework?” A: Student Council. KELLY. BRIAN. P. 46: 29 Woods Ave., May 2 P: Gettin up for school. M: The great cafeteria food. Is it Friday yet? A: Cross country 1; Baseball 3. KELLY, CHARLIE. P. 53: 52 Irving St.. Sept. 11 P: Second period. M: Ski trip. What’s happening KELLY, KATHLEEN. P. .30: 1366 Broadway, Sept. 25 P: My sopho- more year. M: Looking forward to my senior year. “For crying out loud!” A: J V. Cheerleader 2; worked for Miss Bowdring 1,2,3; homeroom yearbook rep. KENNEDY, GERALD. P. 53: 23 Ma- cArtluiyr St.. Oct. 14 P: Doing homework M: Watching Somerville High go 22-0 in basketball. Where’s the lx ll to end class?” KEOUGH. PATRICIA. P. 43: 42 Stone Ave., Oct. 19 P: Chemistry. M: Mrs. Chris’ Health Service class. KILLOREN, THERESA. P. 24 35 Dane Ave.. Oct. 9 P: Getting up in the morning. M Theresa Larry, 6-29-74. “When is our next vaca- tion?” A: Honor Guard 1,2. KING, CINDY. P. 24 17 Winter St.. Jan. 10 P: The changing of home- rooms. M: Ski trips yeah. Somerville; May 29 Friendship is a sheltering tree. A. Honor Guard 1,2; Junior class Tres.; Ski Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Girls’ Track 2; Work 1,2,3. KNIGHT. RANDOLPH. P. 20: 117 Highland Ave. KUMIN, CYNTHI ' P. 53: 66 Ad- ams St., Aug. 29 P: Somerville High School. M: Andover — summer of ’75; Jr Ki g. — 331. Sleep, what that? .V Honor Guard 1.2; Year- lxM k Sta’. 2.3; Student Council 1.2,3; Treasurer — Student Council 3; Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3; Math Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Outdoor Track 2; National Honor 2,3; Science Fair 2; Math Olympiad 2; Yearbook Rep. 3; Student Exchange 3. KURLOWECZ. CHARLES. P. 22: 12 Dimick St.. April 9 P: Walking to school on a rainy day. M: Ski trip during my junior year. If they can’t take a joke . .. A: Ski Club 2,3. LA BOSSIER, JANE. P. 21: 149 Low- ell St. P: When people do not eat; homework. M: Having coke and cupcakes before school. I will never make it; it’s only Tries. A: Ski Club 1,3; Drama Club 1; Girls’ Basketball 3. LAGAMBINA. LISA. 84 Cross St.. March 16 P: People with no happy medium. M: April 13, 1975; the be- ginning of ? Keep on keeping on let it lx-. LALLY, NANCY. P. 30: 20 School St.. June 13 P. Bobby’s party with Louise!!! M: Sub shop — 11th grade; Bob Ralph; JoJo. La de la da tu; later, get out of here. E AMBIAS, SUSAN. P. 39: 46 Syca- more St., March 26 P: Math; lunch- room food. M: August 6; Banquet; Centerfield. “Honey do. A: Out- door track 1,2.3; Indoor track 1,2,3; Cross country 1,2,3; Captian track 2,3; Honor Guard 1; Office help 2.3. LAMPASS1. ARLENE. P. 20: 79 Marshall St., July 27 P: Show-offs. M: Washington, DC; 309; 327; 345; Aug. 3. I don’t care. A: Italian Club 3; Honor Guard 1,2. Travel Club 1,2,3. LANTERI, ANN MARIE P. 29: 6 Richardson Ter., May 30 P: Having to go to science class. M: 1 laving fun on field trips. Get out!!! LAPUMA, CATHY. P. 30:33 Hamlet St.. July 24 P: Not seeing him for one week. M: May 17. 1975. I’m tell- ing!!!! LARKIN. DEBBIE. P 43 66 Gov. Winthrop ltd . March 20 P; Building Masters and re|x rt cards. M: Miss Rosoff’s English class. Can’t wait for the weekend to come. LAROSE. MICHELLE. P. 40: 33 Claremon St., Aug. 1 P: (’old snowy days; Miss B. M: Brian; December ‘18, 1974; prom of 1975 “I hate school; can’t wait for 2:30. LATORES, JOHN. P. 31: 42 War- wick St. LAVOIE, PHIL. P. 53: 50 Memorial Rd., Feb. 26 P I hate homework!!! M: The smoking yard is the high in S.' H. ’S. He’s looking for you. LAVORGNA, PATRICIA P 42: 39 Florence St. LAWTON. JAMES. P 55: 17 Oliver St.. Dec. 26. LAWYER. NANCY. P. 32: 77 Fair- fax St.. Jan. 13 P: The morning after the night before. Hey Joe; believe you me. LEATHAM. WILLIAM. 215 Wash- ington St. P: No parking places for students. M: Mr. Gibbons; Shop. Ileavey duty.” LEES, RUSSELL. P. 41: 98 Summer St LEISEY. MICHELLE. P 25: 84 Avon St., June 28, P: Ruined plans and |X’ople who are late. M: Dave. 3 yrs.; the Os; Bobby; BLW; dancing. I’m plucked; you will get over it.” LEONARD. DENNIS. P. 42: 32 Windsor Ave. LEONARD. JOSEPH. P 42 6 Grandview Ave. LETORNEY. THOMAS P 21: 207 Powder House Blvd. P: School lunches. M: Biology in 306. How are you? LENTINI, DAVID. P. 21: 7 Berwick St., Oct. 18 P: Mr. B.'s homeroom. M: Summer vacation, year of 1975. What can I say?” A: (Toss Coun- try; Indoor and Outdoor track. LIBERTONE, POMPILIA P. 21: 87 Grant St., Aug. 1 P: Too much homework. M: Childhood. It is all up to you. LIS1TANO, MARIA P. 20: 108 Pow- der House Blvd., April 13 P: Getting up for school on rainy days. M: Maine; the guy in the truck; 5 1 75. The future is yours to live. ” A: Homeroom tres. 2; Yearbook com- mitte 3; National Honor Society 3; Try-Hi-Y 1.2.3; Honor Guard 2. LOADWICK. DOREEN P 21 II Allen St.. March 22 M Singing in chorus; health service You’ve got a friend. LOAN, PAUL. P 24: 10 Sunnyside Ave. LODATO, FRANCESCA. P. 36: 15 Fairmount Ave.. June 9 P: Rainy days and Mondays. M The fun and I he friends. Everyone is beautiful in I heir own way.” LOCUIDICE, TONY P. 31: 26 Bai- ley St.. July 29 P: Listening to disci- plinary lectures. M: Fall of 75. You’ll be alright. A: Football I, 2,3; A.Y. Department. LOMBARD. CHRISTINE 222 Highland Ave. LON FRO. DEBBIE. P. 25: 737 Somerville Ave.. Jan. 23 P: Getting up early; going in early. M: Brian; 4 25 75; summer parties of '75. You can’t always get what you want. A: Hockey cheerleading. LORENTI, MARY P. 38: 17 Colum- bus Ave., March 4 P: Changing for gym. M: Library studies fifth. Wednesday. “Yah for Fridays.” LORUSSO, LORRAINE P 35. 215 Summer St., March 23 I’: People who don’t bother saying hi.” M: Summer ’75; Jr. English, Bio. 2. Sr. year. “Erus I tsurt uov tub ..” A: Ecology Club 2,3; Latin Club 2.3; Basketball 2; Yearbook 2,3; Student Council 3; Softball 3; Tennis Club 3; J. C.L. Convention 1.2.3; Homeroom rep. 3. LOTTI, PAUL. 26 Eastman Rd LOWRY. BRIAN. P 32: 15 Camp- bell Pk.. Nov. 13 M: Practice after school with the band A: Band. LUCAS. EDWARD. 60 Gorham St LUCAS. JANET. P 27: 76 Hudson St.. Nov. 24 P: Burro; lx ring classes; Purdy’s pnx fs. M. Danny. 3 15 75; parties; JD. BC, Ml); agway. Love is only happy as you make it! ’ A. Tri-Hi-Y 3; Instructional Media 3. LUCCI. MARY P 23: 91 Temple Rd.. March 11 P: Having nothing to do M: Partying with the kids at lunch. You’re no good; come at me Raz. A: Student Council I; Camera Club 3. I.l NT. DEBORAH P 30: 62 Ibln t- son St.. April 5 P Math: homework; getting up in the morning. M: First lunch with Larrx Travaglione. Ok buddx; thanks pal: Renzo. A: I lome- room Ires. 1.2 LY NCH. MICHAEL P 22: 20 Bunks St.. Oct. 10 P Janet I..; not goint to enough parties. M: Football pep ral- lies; Perch. Barb. Deb keep your legs driving. ” A: Football 1.2.3; Track 2. MACDONALD. DEBORAH 51 S|H ncer Ave. P: (ilass truant; getting up in the morning M: Boys; coffee shop; best friend. June keddy Saved by the bell MACDONALD. MARIE P. 43: 262 Highland Ave., Oct. 1 P: Stenogra- ph); getting up in the morning. M Wareham. June 23-28; 10-19-75. I don’t Ixdievc you. MACDONALD. SHEILA. P. 31: 3 River Rd.. Dec. 10 P: Mondax morning; rainy days. M: Mr. Hick- ey’s room, 5th period. I don’t care.” MACERO. JANET P 48: 41 North St.. Aug. 31 P: Liar; getting hurt. M: Summer ’73; Jr. ski trip: Nahant lx ach. Hey, I don’t care ' A: Ski Club 1.2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 1.3; Chorus 1.2; Track 2; Latin Club 1,2.3; JCL 1.2.3. MACHADO. DEBBIE. P 52: 31 Charnwo xl Rd.. April 12 P Gettin up early for school. M: Jelly’s Eng- lish class; 6-1-74. Come on, are you kidding? MACINNES. KAREN. P 42: 10 Farra St.. July 30 P: Reading in Eng- lish. M: Jr. third |X ri Kl stud); foot- ball rallies. Somerville leads the way. A: Worked for Mr. Simmons. MACINTOSH. ELLEN 948 Cam- bridge St. MACKEY. JOHN 80B Albion St MADEIROS. MARY ELLEN. P 48 42 Upland Rd.. Aug. 17 P: Waiting for people that are always late. M Aug. 20. 1974. Hi ya babe! A: DECA. MADSEN. MARY P 42. 12 Bailc) St . Jan. 19 P: Having to lx on time. M: Falmouth. Aug. 2-9; Winchester. 10-19-75. Take it ease! MAGEE. BILL. 40 Gov. inlhrop Rd.. Jul) 11 P: Lad) teachers. M Getting stoned at lunch. MAHONEY k THY 1( Hanson St. Jan. 21 P: A certain French teach- er M Gcogra|X hx. 5th period with Mr. McCarthy. What a spaceshot! 1 HONEY M l BEEN P is 510 Mystic Ave.. Max 8 P: Ignorant |X o- ple. M: Wandering around and DECA; J S fc T. B. '74. MAI LI.ET. DENISE P 42: 20-3 School St.. Feb. 2 P: Up and dow n staircases M: Corrigan: Walczak; Co) lie: DeMarco. Put it in a can; Nizza!; Cool!. A: Science fiction Club M M l. MIAN EILEEN P . , i Michigan Ave.. Sept. 21 P Mon- da) v getting up in the morning M: M) two week trip to Main Fast as Lightening V Girls’ Track team 2.3; Worked for Mr. Murra) in Sr. year; Worked for Mr. McCuskcr in Jr. year. MALONE. DEBBIE P 32: 17 Buck- ingham St.. June IS P: Monday; Ig- norant people; Somerville M Walk- ing out 75 Forget it M L( NI ELEANOR 1 ’. 42: 17 Buckingham St M NGAN RICHARD P 5-3: 41 Stone Ave Jan. 13 P: Two years of chemislr) with Mr T M Being in Andover for the summer ol 75 Stud) for the test and shut up. A H R Rep. 2; Ecologx club L Student council 1.2.3: Math club 1.2; Health Room aid 2.3; Ski club 2,3: Rep. to School (aunmittec 2: 'i earlxiok 2; (! - editor 3: National Honor 2: Trcas. 3; Student exchange 2.3: Project Star 1.2.3; Regional Advisor) Council to State Dept, of ED: Stale Advisor) Council to State Dept, of ED; Honor- guard 1.2; Science Fair 1.2; Math Olympiad 1.2. MAN NONE. DONNA P 53 159 Walmiit St.. March 20 P: Being late for class M Sr. Yr. English with Ms. Rosoff., I didn’t do it. MANSIR. CLIFF. P. 36: 10 Gleii- w«M)d Rd.. April 22 P: Earl) morn- ing; Late aflcrnnon. M Leaving early getting high Let’s go out I passed. MAN ELLI. CAROLINE P 37: 16 Linden Axe . Nov. 25 P: Getting out in late June. M: The kids from Lin- den Ave. Want a smash on the head. MARCOTTE. ROBIN P 52: 9 Par- tridge Ave.. Max 8 P: R m iii 250. M April 5. 1975 Huh! MARINO. DENISE P 28: 191 Pow- der House Blvd.. Oct. 7 P I p and down stairways: Rain. M All the good times and laughs. Your smile makes me smilf loo! ” MARQUIS. DEBR P 52: 20A Mal- vern Ave. P; Getting up in the morning M: Falmouth Heights ex- press St. You're kidding.’ A: Tri- lli-Y MARSHALL. DAVID. P 12 21 kid der Axe . March 7 P Chem L Man- none red ta|X mornings M Madison St.; Summer 75 : Torino: Lisa Do up a number? A High Spot MARSHALL. DOREEN P 42 36 Oak St.. June I P: Being pushed around on the stairs M: Going out with Stevie and then Timmx Nerer who did it and ran your cute.’’ A Slofthall 1 MARSHALL kATIIY P 6 27 Linden St.. Max 30 P: Getting up early in the morning M: New Hampshire 75 ; Courts; Partying No way! MARSHALL. USA P. 30: 41 Alpine St.. April 16 P L Sophomores; Miss- ing Charliefe Brain; Working M Aerosmith 1; Javssit; Tiffanys; Hand- burn; Me M arrow; Cheers 76 . MARTELL. JOHN. P 31 5 Par- tridge Ave.. Aug. 8. MARTIN. MARY P. 52: Irvington Rd., Nov. 2 P: Homebound; Sitting on a donut 11th grade M: Sat. Foot- ball games; Library 7th period Jr yr. That's cool!; Tell me. Cara Mia!. A: Main office 1.2,3; Year- lxH)k 3; Girl’s Chorus 2.3; National Honor 2.3; Student council 1,2,3; Math Olympiad 2.3. MARTIN, SUSAN. P 52: 39 Belknap St.. Jan. 28 P: English per. 3 Room 329 M June 13. 1975 “Oh Really.” MARTIN HO, MARIA P 35. 21 School St., March 31 P: Central Building M Jan., Feb., and March 74 . Enjoy it while you can. MARTINI, PATRICIA P. 43. 118 Hudson St MARTINO ANN P 34 24BCherry St.. Dec. 23 P; People M: Aug.. 73. '74. '75; 12-23-74; the beach. Such is life. A: Latin Club 3; Science Fair 1; JCL Convention 2. MASIELLO, JOE. P. 52: 164 Holland St., Feb. 18 P: Gettin up for school. M Party at Grek’s house; beating Medford. “Fae Skata. A: Soccer 2.3; Symphonic Choir 3; Boys' Chorus I. 2; SI IS Chorus 2.3; Sophomore Cho- rus 1. MATARA. CATHY P 44: 19 Alpine St.. June 20 P: 8:15 bell; raggers. M The Big Mac; C.B.; Friday nights. Say what, you’re outa here. A: J. Y Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheer- leader 2,3. MATTHEWS. PALL. P 40: 21 Gil- man Ter., Nov. 27 P Homework. M: Summer of ’75 MAYNARD, CHERYL P 45: 115 Elm St., Aug 1 P: The games people play. M July 17. 1975; T . To each his own. A Latin Club; Ecol- ogy Club; Yearbook; Band MCCARRON, ROBERT, P 22: 24 Auban St. MCCARTHY. ANDREA. P 43: 21 Lowell St.. March 28 P Gym suits that are never washed. M: Being late what else? Twink me.” MCCARTHY. MAUREEN P 52 6 Cherry St.. Sept. 17 P Grouchy homeroom teachers. M: Going to Ja- maica Plan. Hey Man MCCARTHY. MICHAEL P 28: 101 Conwell Ave., Aug. 30 P: Going out and having a good time. M: Looking at the girls in the halls. Whamola!” MCCARTHY. RONALD. 9 Wiggles- worth St. MCCARTHY, WILLIAM. 19 Melvin St. MCCARVILL. MARY P 52: 30 Charnwood Rd., Oct 3 P: No open campus. M: Memorial Day Week- end, May 26, 1975. Oh yeah, I might!” MCCLOSKEY, JANET. P. 43: 45 Co- lumbus Ave., Sept. 12 P: Walking up Walnut St. every morning M: Junior year What are you on drugs?’’ A: Basketball 2,3; Softball 1,2,3. MCCLURE, MARY P. 43: 38 Clare- man St. MCCOY. ALAN. P 46: 76 Gordon St., May 21 P: Walking through crowded hallways. M: Looking up through the sky in front of SHS. If I say so myself.” A: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3 MCCUNE, JAMES. P 37: 99 Bel- mont St.. Aug. 2 P: Books; Home- work M: Jr. yr. Math period 6, Mr. Yaccaro. A: Baseball 1,2,3; Basket- ball 2,3; Soccer 3; Chorus 1. MCDONOUGH. JOHN. P 37: 31 Harrison St.. Dec. 9 P; The good school lunches M: My first year in boy’s chorus Hey what is it! A: Boy’s chorus 1,2; SHS chorus 2. MCDONALD. RICHARD P 22: 4 Spring Hill Ter.. Oct. 17 P: Mag- gotts M: George Harrison concert 12-10-74 Friends are not to be for- gotten. MCEACHERN, JOANNE P. 43: 27 Alpine St P: Phonies len M: 10-75 Sub Shop How boring, you’ll get over it.’’ A: Hockey cheerleader 1,2,3. MCGOLDRICK, NANCY. P 52 19 Hanson St.. Oct 1 P Gym home- work, staying after school M: I’ll bring it in tomorrow. I can’t stay after tonight.” MCGONIGK, MIKE. P 37: 80 Bart- lett St. P: Fridays 7th period M: Cooking rm. 47 Senior year Sank.” MCGRATH, DENISE. 307 McGrath Highway. MCINNIS, KATHY. P 43: 25 Mea- cham St P. No open campus M F M tball games; 332 Bulletins; Gail. Take it easy. MCKENZIE. JOYCE. P. 27: 15 Simp- son Ave.. April 23 P: Geometry; Goodbyes; Gym; Taking the bus M BB Concert; Parties; B4; The good times; JD Oh really; Hi kids; Party; The Munchies.” MCKENZIE. MARY. P 31 40 Gil- man St., May 12 A: National Honor Society. MCKENZIE, STEPHANIE. P. 32 37A Rogers Ave., Oct. 26 P: Phoni- ness M: After class in the corridors. “Your a twerp. A: Leaders Club 1; National Honor Society 3; First Aid 2, Swim Team 3, Youth Group 1. MCKINNEY, KATHLEEN P. 45: 268 Powder House Blvd., May 31 P: The great put-on M: Outside class within the school You can if you want to. A: Yearbook 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Ecology Club 1,2,3; Swim Team 3; Leaders Club 1,2,3; Youth Group 1.2; Lifesaving 2,3; First Aid 2. MCLAUGHLIN, DENISE P. 43: 106 Electric Ave., Nov. 25 P. People who won’t hear both sides M: 8-2- 74; 9-16-75; Pat’s Car “Sorta but not really. MCLAUGHLIN, JOSEPH 122 Al- bion St. MCLAUGHLIN. NANCY P. 23: 39 YVigglesworth St.. Dec. 6 PO: Bossy people; Wait M: Summer 72 ; A friend Really.” MCLAUGHLIN. PATRICIA P. 55: 50A Memorial Road, Sept. 25 P: Getting up in the morning and the rain M: Eating lunch behind the Music Rm. 315. MCMAHON, CHRISTOPHER 8 Prospect Hill Ave. MCNEILL, ROBERT P 44 49 Bel- mont St., Dec. 12 P: Crowded corri- dors; getting up in the morning M: F. McSweeney’s 5th period History class 74-75 A Indoor Track 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Chess 3. MCPHERSON. JOHN 2 Essex St.. Dec. 20 P The school lunch; Your last meal. M: All my friends and the times we shared Got any wild wood flower.” MCSHEFFERY, DOROTHY P 28. 310 Washington St.. July 23 P Lunches. M: July 20, 1975; Subshop 11th grade Slam it out the window; Get time. MEDEIROS. ELISA. P 31: 22 Dart- mouth St., March 12 P JW; Gym; SHS lunches; carrying l ooks. M: 207C; DC: players; 11-1-74; MO; AW- MID. Ya. I’m running; sure; bye; dynomite. A: English book room 1,2,3; Drama Club 1. Italian Club 2.3; President of Italian Club 3; Home- room rep. 1,2; Homeroom Ires. 2,3; Student Council 1.2,3; Chorus 1 MEDEIROS. GEORGE. P. 31: 137 Pearl St. MEDEIROS, MARY. P 43: 129 Glen St.. March 14 P: Mr. G.’s office, un- expected calls. M: Friends, crafts room 145; walking to Trade. Thank God today is Friday; party.” MEGNA, MARGARET P. 43: 24 Fountain Ave. MEHIGAN, JUDIE. 21 Appleton Ave., Dec. 17 P: Freshman French. M: Mrs. Hrubi's office, 9-19-75; Childcare. Right ” MELANSON, PETER. 14 Monda- min St. MELO, LUISA. P 27 4 Glenwood Rd. P: Don't like the environment in school. M. Of friends. Amen to that. MENDONCA, CELIA. P. 27: 33 Ma- son St.. May 7 P Homework., M The group at lunch. MENDONCA, DELORES. P. 38: 58 Concord Ave.. Oct. 11 P: Home- work M: All the fun I had here. Love will keep us together. MEOLI, DAVID P 42: 24 Stickney Ave MERCURIO. MICHAEL. P. 37: 12 Autumn St. MESKELL, ELAINE P. 43: 7 Tower Court. MESSINA. DEBORAH. P. 52: 23 Ap- pleton St.. July 21 P Hate being late. M: Child development with Ms Allison. A: Soph more Chorus 1; Field work. MILLS. LAUREEN P. 27. 315 Sum- mer St., July 6 P: The hot school lunches M Sept. 8. 1973. MINGO, KAREN. P. 23: 100 Bristol Rd.. Dec 9 P: Physiology class. M: Basketball games; Cosmetology class. Oh I wish the week was over. A: Camera 1; Travel 1. MIRANDA, ROBERT. P 28: 308 Beacon St . Jan. II P: Math; Too faced |H ople; R.D. M Andrea Anas- tas and the SHS Band “Don't xxorry alxnit it A: Boy's Chorus 3; Drama ( Club 2; Pres SHS Band 3; Treas. SHS Band 1.2, Percussion instructor SHS Band 1.2.3; SHS Band 1,2,3. MITCHELL. WILLIAM P 42 14 Bradley St MITRANO. JOANNA P 28: 190 Washington St.. Oct. 0 P Phony |H ople. M Beach Boys Chicago Concert 75 Wait for me. A: Yearlxiok 2.3; Chri s Track 2.3; Stu- dent Council 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; Chri s Chorus 1; SHS Chorus 1,3; Ecology Club 1. MITRANO. MICHAEL. P 24: 20 Wisconsin Ave., Nov. 12 P: English and Math are horrible! M: The Dra- ma Club is one of the greatest. I got a great guardian and counslor. A: Drama club “74”; 75”, and 75”. MOCCIA, ROBERT. P. 20: 40 Han- cock St., Jan. 10 P: Getting out of bed to go to school. M Jr. English class. That was unreal.” MONAHAN. KATHLEEN P 38: 15 Henry Axe . Aug. 20 P: People who bum lifesavers. M: My trip to Flor- ida “Got any food.” A: Drama 1; Ski club 1,3; Student Council Rep. 1; Chri s basketball 3. MON1Z, JOSEPH P. 42: 05 Newton St. MONTAGUE. LORRAINE: 27 Whitman St., Feb. 9 P: Phony i eo- ple with phony smiles . M: Tuesdays; Tufts; and Elton John. Is this a joke; Wicked nice. ” A. Soph, chorus 1; SHS chorus 2,3; Chri s chorus 2; Ski club 2,3; Vice Pres. Ski club 2; Girl’s track 1. MONTEIRO, MARIA. P. 31: 0 Hud- son St.. Sept. 15 P: Rainy days and Frizzies. M: Meeting Billy after class Soph.-Jr. u You’re a jerk; You're so goofy.” A: Yearljook 3; Yearbook Rep.; National Honor Society 2.3; Math olympiad 2.3; Bowling league 3. MORAN. MARI BETH. P 55: 35 Curtis St . June 7 P: Late bells. M: Getting caught over the coffee shop. 1 can’t I’ve got to stay after. A: School Newspaper MOREIRA, CELSO. P 42 29 Clar- nion St. MORRIS. JOYCE 48 Putnam Rd MORRISON. JOYCE. P 42: 54 Bel- mont St.. Eel). 24 P Cold; Rain; B.J.M . Gym; Shakes|H are. M: Band show in Westbrook. ME 4-18-75. Dy nomite; All-right; Fred. You dummy. A Band 1.2.3; English Book rm. 3; Latin club 3; Italian club 3; J.C.L convention 1.3; Homeroom treas. 1.3. MOSCA. JOSEPH P 20: 52 Berkeley St . Dec. 13 P Mr. McSxveency s 0th period study. M. Mr. Marciano’s Bi- olog class. Let's go get some reebs. moscaritolo. Freddie. p 20: 100 West Adams St . March 1 P The Band rm. M: Marching Band Sat. Westbrook. Make our own good limes. A Band 1.2.3. MULLEN. DANIEL. 03 Waterhouse St. MULLIGAN. RITA P 22: 580 Mys- tic Ave.. Max 15 P Rainy days and snowy days. M: Jr English Rm 29. Marts. A Ass. to building master NIULLOY. JOHN. 28 Irvington Rd P Up and down staircases. 1 Sum- mer of 75 . Never Ih the same.” A: SHS Band 1.2. SHS chorus 3: Stu- dent patrol 1.2. MULONE. JEAN. P 33: 99 Heath St.. July 10 P: Walking up School St M: Study in Cafe. Happiness is lx ing together. A: D E C A MURPHY. KIETTE P 40 42 Han- cock St.. March 14 P: ’ .its; Ham. 1 Summer of 75 Txvink. MURRAY. CATHY P 38. 23 Mason St.. Feb. 21 P Client. 1 rm. 314; Eng. 3 rm. 25; Monday mornings. - M: 7-3-75; 9-0-75; KG. 9-27-75; J II. Live for today; Tommorroxx never comes. MURRAY. DAVID. P 55 1370 Broadway. Oct. 27 P Somerville High gettin up. M: Summer of 75 . Hang it up; Gee. MURRAY. DIANE P. 20: 04 Vernon St. MURREE. VALERIE P 47 11A Putnam St. N A POLITA NO. MARIANNE 58 Gorham St., Dec. I P Moving axvax from real good friends M: All my friends at the LaRonga Bakery You’ve got to Ih kidding me NEVERS. MARGUERITE. P 27: 92 Gilman St . Jan. 11 P Not having friends call me by Peach M Meeting Dot — Mike L — Bratla- Ijerry and friends. Control your- self. kitl. NICHOLSON. MARK P.43: Sar- gent Ave. NICOLORO. JAMES. P. 2S 30 Cal- vin St.. July 12, P: Eating in cafete- ria M Westbrook and Dover band shows. I say. Whainmo! Band 1.2; S IPS, Chorus 3. Boys Chorus 3 NI COLOS I. AGATHA P. 45: 3 Homestead Circle. Aug. 2 P: People xx ho more; unfriendly |x ople NP (Cheering Ft Mil. anti Bask. 1; Y . N il A P.D.M. friends. Hull!' I don’t get it!; rcmem! cr me! A J (cheerleader 2; V (Cheerleader 3; Tri- High Y 2 NICOLOSI. ROBERT P 52: 220 Somerville Ave. Jan. 5 P Kids cheating on tests. M Becoming a thespian in Drama (Club. M You have nothing to fear but fear itscll. A Art Club 3. Drama (Club 1.2.3. S II S Chorus 2; Boys Chorus 1.2. 140 NORRIS. JOANNE. P. 26: 21 Clare- mon St.. June 6 P: People who ask what's new? M: Washington, D C. What’s new?” A: Yearbook 3; Dra- ma Club Clow n 3. NORTON. THOMAS. P. 27: 16 Langmaid Ave., July 31 P; People stepping on my shoes. M: Cafeteria arguments and discussions. “Where there’s a will, there’s a way. NOVELLO. LINDA. P 46: 72 Ton Hills Rd., April 27 P: Homework; walking home from school. M: Lunch with Debbie. Larry, and Sandy. “Wild; oh! oh! oh! oh!; voo hoo; nvah. O BRIEN, JAMES. 10 Ames St. O’BRIEN, MAUREEN. 2 Benton Rd.. April 17 P: Lunch. M: Good people. “My alarm didn’t go off. O’BRIEN, SHARON. P. 28: 25'A Me- morial Rd., Mar. 15 P: Ronnie Welch. Henry Zubrzycki, shrink. M: Castle Island, Virginia, St. Cather- ines.; Santa Claus and how’s your love life.” O’BRIEN. SUSAN. P. 28: 28 Main St.. Dec. 25 P: Homework, tests, and school. 1 wish. O’BRIEN. VALERIE. P. 45: 893 Broadway. Oct. 1 P: Junior French, Ronnie’s Ragging ek. M: 9-14-73, Summer 75 Bermuda Tim’s van. We ll never make it. I love it. O’BYRNE. IRENE. P. 26: 41 Sargent Ave.. Sept. 15 P: Ik ring classes M: Junior History with Mr. McSweeney. Cut it out. drop dead, you’re a dud.” O’CONNOR. LAWRENCE. P 43: 71 Wallace St., May 14 P: The lunch room. M: The football games. Did it. O’HANLON. JOHN P. 27: 23 Clark St. O’HANLON, PATTY 23 Clark St O’HEARN. PATTI E. P. 29: 23 Par- tridge Ave.. Oct. 7 P: Gym, Chemis- try. and History. M Junior Year. Summer of ‘75. What is the time? OLIVEIRA. MICHAEL. P 28: 95 Cedar St P Spanish Class. M Spring of 1975 Keep it in your shoes.” OLIVERIO. TOM P. 28: 2-50 School St. M: Skippy Gordinier’s classes More than a mouthful is wasted. OLSEN, JAMES. 12 Lester Ter. April 26 M: Lunch, healthroom kids. Keep the faith. O’NEIL. DEBBIE P. 28: 21 Sargent Ave.. May 22 P Crowsed corridors, pushy people M Summer of ‘72 Butterflies are free sunshine. O’NEIL, KATHY P 28: 41 Belnap St.. Sept. 29 P Senior English class Per. 3 Rm. 329 M Party Sept. 27. 1975 and Aug. 23 1975. Come on 3rd base, Hi sweet heart. O’NEIL. PEGGY P. 36: 11A Tenny- son St., Jan 29 P: Loud alarm clocks. M: Summer of 75, Contem- porary Issues. The future is what you make of it. NJC. ORTOLAN I, RITA. P. 51: 36 Cutter St.. April 24 P: Rainydays and Mon- day’s. M: Summer of 1975 “Thank God it’s Friday.” PACE, DEBRA. P 38: 32 Curtis St., Nov. 5 P; Loosing our school football games. M: The kids in the Class of ’76”, Kevin. Wicked, get it? Where’s the punch line? A: Cheer- leading 3; Tri-High-Y 2.3 — Chaplin; Girls' Chorus 2,3; S.H.S. Chorus 2.3; Student Council 3; Cheering Camp 3. PACHECO. ANN MARIE. P. 25: 27 Pinckney St.. Jan. 12 P: Mid-terms and exams. M: Gail Ellsworth (Best Friend); fun. How are you do- ing?” A: S.H.S. Chorus; Girls’ Cho- rus; Worked for Mr. McCusker, Jr. Year. PACHECO, EMILIA. 27 Banks St. PACIFICO, DEANNA. P. 51: 126 Powder House Blvd., May 13 P: Be- ing small enough to fit in a locker. M: Charles Kelly, 10-8-74. Take each day as it comes.” PACINO. DEBBIE P 45: 25 Dur- ham St.. Aug. 9 P: False friends who just use people. M: Running to make first period on time. You know what? I don’t care.” PAGLIARO. MIKE. P. 25: 106 Hol- land St.. Sept. 20 M: Two weeks va- cation in Wareham party. PAGLIUCA, JOANNE. P 46: 337 Beacon St., Nov. 29 P: Walking in the halls. M: Canada 1975. Enjoy each day as it comes.” A: Tennis; Hockey. PAGOUNES, JAMES. P 28: 272 Highland Ave., Feb. 2 P: Home- work. M: Joe. Plaz, Surendra. Take too much solution! A: Ecol- ogy Club 1; Math Club 2,3; Chess Club 2,3; National Honor 3. PALLADINO. ROBIN. P. 26: 69 Ja- cjues St., Sept. 21 P Walking up the hill in Dec. M June 14, June 22. 1973. When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. PAOLO. ANGELA P 51 9 Glen- wood Rd.. Sept. 18 P: Rainy Days. M Boston Common, Dec. 7, 1974. What a twink. PARIGIAN, JOYCE. P 51: 362A Highland Ave., Jan. 24 P: When all the girls’ rooms are locked. M: New Year's Eve, ’74; Wild Harbor, 8-8- 74. Friendship’s the wine of life.” A: J.V. Cheerleading 1; Chorus 1; Youth Group ’72-’73; Tennis Club 3. PASCIUTO, RAY. P. 48: 46A Bel- mont St., Dec. 25 P: Gettin up at morning, every morning. M: Beat- ing Medford for first time. Who me, what did I do now ?” A: Soccer 2.3. PATALANO, VINNY P 40: 43 Puri- tan Rd.. Nov. 12. PAVAO, ANN. P. 45: 72 Cedar St.. April 1 P: Stolen locks on first month of school. M: Our gang’s lunches. Guess what; ask me if I care.” PECK. KATHIE. P. 45: 32 Clark St. June 12 P: Losing everything. M: Florida. '75; 10-3-75; S.C.B. ’75 I care right; talk much?” A: Student Council 2.3; Yearbook 2.3; Math Club 1.2.3. PEDR1CK, CAROLINE P. 28: 17 EdmandsSt., Aug. 4 P: Homework. M: Summer of '72. PERRACHIE. CHRISTINE. 65 Ath- erton St. PERIGARD, DEAN. P 25: 68 Bay State Ave., Sept. 12 P: Detention. Can I have a six pack of Schlitz? PERKINS, EDDIE P 44: 107 Tork- town St., Sept. 22 P: Three years up here. M: Walk outs. What are we doing tonite? PETRONI. RICHARD P 45: 81 Woods Ave. PETTIGREW, JAMES. P 48: 13 Grand View Ave., Sept. 23 P Cost of senior year. M: It wasn't worth re- membering. PHELAN. RICHARD 51 Fairmont St. PHILLIPS. ST CLAIR. P. 43: 48 Ca- meron Ave., Oct. 13 P: Giggly girls. M: Cafeteria studies. You're what you want to lx .” PETERS. PHILLIP. P. 51 23 Pri- chard Ave.. Feb. 21 P: Waiting around for bus in morning M: Girl watching. What’s going on around here?” PICKETT. CHARLES. P. 43: 31 Lor- ing St. PICKETT, JUDY P. 52: 31 Loring St. PIERCE. DONNA. P. 33 34 Wil- loughby St.. Sept. 25 P: History. M Last two fifth |x riod classes I know you want to.’’ A Girls’ Track 1. PINTABONE, VICTORIA. P. 33: 10 Thurston Ave. PIO, JANICE. 5 Florence St. PIRO, MICHELLE. P. 33:38 Brown- ing Rd., Aug. 26 P: Non-smiling people; leaving this place. M: Jr. year; H P.; 3 yrs. cheering camp ’74, 75; Mr. Tarello. Friendship is the truest work I know. A: J V. Cheer- leading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2, Co-Capt. 3; Cheering camp 2,3; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Homeroom Rep. I; Homeroom Tres. 3; Jr. ('lass Pres.; Student Exchange Prog. 2; Honor Guard 1; Escort 2; Curriculum Com- mittee 3; Yearbook 3; Softball 2.3; SHS Chrous 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. PITTS, STEPHEN. P. 32: 45 Penn- sylvania Ave. PLADZIEWICZ. DAVE. P. 43: 5 Hamilton Rd., Nov. 28 P: Having to run around like an idiot! M: Want- ing to pluck A.D. string at 8:15. I ain’t have none of nothing, teacher. A: Math Club 1,3; Chess Club 3; Na- tional Honor 3; 2:30 Club 3; Loki 1.2.3. PONTE. ALBERT. P. 31: 46A Spring St.. June 27 Fish. A: Track 1, Cross (Country, indoor, outdoor. POPLAWSKI. DARLENE. P. 46: 16 Summit Ave. Jan. 9 P: Going to school on rainy days. M: Senior year. Alright, Jitnoid from Shan- grilla. PRIMO, SAL. P. 33: 14 Putnam Rd., Dec. 30 P: Physics, 305. M: Vaca- tions. I don’t know. PUBLICOVER, URBAN. P 45: 40 Russell Rd., July 1 P: Short Chicks. M: The sprint homeroom friends; love. Party, I love you. PUCCINO, YVONNE. P 46: 19 Vi- nal Ave.. April 11 P: Waking up, no open campus. M: 11-10-73; J. T.; 12- 25-73; turkey day. Luv ya; hi hun; get out, really! A: Sophomore Cho- rus 1; Girls’ Chorus 2,3; SHS Chorus 2.3; Symphonic Choir 3; Student Council 2; Homeroom rep. 2; Tri-Hi- Y 2. President 3. PUCKETT. BARBARA (PUCK). P 25: 41 Burnside Ave., March 23 P Senior year; plastic people; lunch. M: Junior year, homeroom. Mrs. Keenan Come on; I'm bored; she’s plucked!’’ A: Girls’ Softball 3. PUCKETT, MARY ELLEN (PUCK). P. 25: 41 Burnside Ave., March 23 P: (Jetting on crowded buses. M: Health class. “Today, tomorrow, next week.’’ PULEIO, TONY P 52: 34 North St., Jane. 3 P: U S. History. M: Smoking in the boys' room. “Let's get high. A: SHS Chorus; Boys’ Chorus; Sopho- more Chorus. PYNE, PATRICIA. P. 46: 7 Stanford Ter., Oct. 10 A: SHS Chorus; Na- tional Honor Society; Yearbook 3. QUILAN, MARY JO P. 28: 30 Elec- tric Ave., Sept. 18 P: Leg make-up; rainy weekends; snobs. M: N.H.; Jr. year; all my friends. Sit on it; tell me you ain’t.’’ A: Ski Club 1; Hock- ey Cheerleader 1; Junior class Presi- dent; Majorette 2,3, Co-Capt. 3; Cho- rus 1. QUINN. MIKE. P. 28: 19 Westmin- ster St., Oct. 20. QUINTAL. SHIRLEY. P. 33: 73 Gil- man St. RAY, CHERYL. 28 Lowell St. RAFTERY. KELLY. P. 52. 15 Lex- ington Ave. P: Getting up for school. M: Parties. I can’t wait to get out of here. ” A: Cheerleader for hockey, 1. Work Study. RAFFERTY, THOMAS. P 52: 6 Chester Ave., July 1 M: Party I can’t wait till school ends.” A: Foot- ball. 1. RAPSON, LAURIE. P 29: 58 Pear- son Ave., Oct. 8 P: Somerville High School M: Mr. Robert D. Wright Jesus is the way. RATHAUR. SURENDRA, KUMAR P. 48: 4 Electric Ave.. Jan. 17 P: Give up ten years. M: Motorcycles and Mass General. Ten years of Chemistry.” RAWSON, KAREN, A. P 40: 23 Pleasant. May 3 P: First period class. M: Mr. Tarello sChem. Class. Get away from me.” A: Student (Council 2,3. REALE, ASSUNTA. P. 25: 228 Cedar Street. Mar. 18 P: The smell of lunch. M: Fire drills. Ring bell, please.” REBACK. SCOTT. P. 25: 20 Memo- rial Rd REEFA, KATHY. P. 45: 55 Liberty Ave., P I know our love is growing so I don’t. M: Sheila; Sept. 14, '74 “Mind watering it with tears, occa- sionally.” REEVES, STEPHEN M. P. 31: 7 Greenville Court. June 6 P: Perry- Mason always winning his cases. M: Spanish class with Mr DeAngelis. “Dad, Can I use the car?’’ A: Soph. J.V. Basketball. REID. PATRICIA. P. 40: 19 Elm St.. Oct. 18 P: People who change for the worst. M: April 26, 1974; Sum- mer of ’74. REILLY. KATHI. P. 51: 31 Dickin- son St.. July 14 P: First period; A-l-g- b-r-a M: Florida ’75; pj; 9 3 75; 6 7 75 “Cute”; Garbage; not me . A: Student Council 1.2.3; Year- l ook 2,3; Homeroom Representative. REPOSA. JEAN E. P. 55: 5 Dimick St.. April 8 P: Hypocrites: untrue freinds; homework. l 12 20 73; 10 6 75; Yearbook: Senior year Keep cool ”; happy day : Are you on” A: Honor Guard 1.2: Student Council: Girls Chorus: SHS Chorus; Yearbook, Business Manager 3; Na- tional Honor Society 2. RESMINI, DEBBIE P 34: 51 Lowell Street, Sept. 3 P: Getting out of bed Monday mornings M: Austrian Alps; La Ronga Bakery Everyone must Ik stoned RESMINI. GIL P 27: 5 Linden Ave . Oct. 2 P: sixth period. 75; Stinky . M: Judy 's house Feb. 16. 1975 and Linden Ave. Beat it!”. RESMINI. RICH P. 28: 97 Woods Ave., June 15 P: Third lunch. M: 8 27 75: No. 1 Slightly excel- lent! A: National Honor 2.3; Marching Band 1.2.: Concert Band 1.2; Stage Band 1.2 RICHARD, ARLENE P. 46: 73 Han- cock Street. RIBERO, ROBERT. P. 39: 6 Putnam St.. Feb. 22 P Gettin up in the morning; Midterms. M: The 1973 Walkout. What can I say? No applause, please.’’ A: Ski Club 1. RIELLY. DANIEL. P 24: 20 Curtis St.. April 17 A: SHS Football '75; SWAMP 1,2.3. RIZZO, JACQUELINE. P 40: 34 Al- bion St.. July I P: Good-bys M: The eighth grade Let’s go to the park. A CYO 1.2.3; Honor Guard 1 ROBBINS. RUSSELLYNE P 40: 133 Powerhouse Blvd . 11 '22 58 P: Car without a radio M: Summer at Wingaer Sheek Beach “What are we gonna do this weekend? ROBDAU. CHERYL P 40: 27 Cam- bria St., Feb. 20 P: Saying goodby e to M.N. and R.P. M. Parties; HP; Chemistry in 309 A: Cheerleader 2.3; Girls track 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. ROBERTO, POSQUALE. P 36: 10 Michigan Avenue. ROBICHAUD, ANTOINETTE H P. 47: 53 Sydney St.. Feb 17 P: Gym; Getting up in the morning M: Crafts class; Health Ed. Just take it day by day.’’ A; Tri-Hi-Y ROBITO. LINDA I’ 51: 240 School St.. Jail. 5 P: Holes and regulations. M All the good times “Co Somer- ville High. ROCHE. CHARLES. P 36: 672A Somerville Ave.. June 13 P: Studies in the cafeteria. M: The two games vs. Don Bosco. What are you on. drugs? A: Manager of the Basket- Ball team 1.2.3. HOCHK. MARYANN. P. 39 52 Bras- tow Ave. P: Celling up for school M vacation. Ya know what I mean? RODERICK. MARY JANE. P 17 11 Melvin Si P: getting up for school, M: vacations. Ya know. RODRIGUES. MARIA L. P 40: ftl Winslow Ave.. Dec. 0 P: Human Physiology. M Portugues. Mr Lopes. 149 Jr. Year. Better late than never. A: Portuguese CluB 1.2.3 RODRIGUS, NELSON P 32: 55 Prescott St.. Dec. 28 P: The stringy spagetti for lunch., M: Soccer game vs. Medford, winning 1-2 When is this period getting over ? A: Soccer 2; Ecology CluB 2.3 HOGAN. JOANNE P 34: 9 Tenny- son St.. KeB. 13 P: Going to scjjibol. M: Mr Paul Murrays math class. Come on will ya. it’s Friday. ROGERS. MAIULYN. P. 33: 20A Cy- press St.. Sept. 13 P: Going to school M: Mr. Paul Murray's math class. Oh leave me alone, will ya? ROGERS. THOMAS P. 24 15 Win- ter Hill Cirlce. P Waking up at 8 o'clock. M Recording the G. B. L. Championship games. 20-0 Wel- come to the 230 CluB. , A: Kep- ping score for the Basketball team 1.2.5 ROMEO. THERESA PP. 35: 258 Highland Ave.. Nov. 19 P: Studying for three tests in one ninght M: Class day and Graduation day Bet- ter late than never.” A: National Honor Society 3; Homeroom repre- sentative 3. ROOME. K AREN. 8 Bearson Street. ROONEY. JAMES: 1 Clifton St P Homework M: The hot ? Lunches. ROSKMAYKR. BILLY 1ft Newbury St., Jan 1 P: I S. History . M: Socia- logy class. A good ImkIv. is a good mind. ROSSETTI. STEPHEN P 55 52 Highland Ave.. April 1ft Spread out. R( )SSI. ANNA. P 35: 205 Pine St P Firebird. M: Spring '75. 1 know. ROUSSOS. JOANNA P. 55: De- tention. M: Mr Quinlan's English class Jr. year. Ekoms a enob.” A: I lockey cherleader 2.3; Track team 1. Tri-Hi Y 1,2 RUSSELL. ANN. P. 39: 12 Kilby St.. July 13 P: English Jr. year Mrs. Clarke M: Work study Jr and Sr. years. It’s Friday. RUTLEDGE. STEPHANIE 50 Ca- meron Ave. P No GOD Allowed in School, no religion; M Capability to share, not force Jesus. Jesus. Christ saves Beleivers in him. RUTTLK. SHEILA P. 33: P: Fill- ing in things like my pet peeve. M: Running from the Basement to third floor. Really ! A: Student Council I.: Class treasurer 1; Class Secretary. RUSSELL. TOM P 27: II Cambria St. P: Eating in the caf. M: Days off Let's take three lunches. , RYAN. KATHY 2 Perkins Place. May 2 P: Getting up in the morn- ing. M: Seventh period Soph. year. “Good to the last drop. RYAN. PEGGY. P. 47: 4 Ossipee Rd.. May 5 P: Clikers; 8:15 a m.; phony people. M: 10 13 74; Al; Sgt. Peper symphonic; Hampton. If it feels good do it. A: Soph. Chorus; Girls Chorus; SHS Chorus; Symphonic ('horns; Somerville Players; A. M A. Truck drivers union; Communiaty Chorus. RYFA. PAUL P 51: 74 Bromfield ltd.. Feb. 5 P: General Phy. 2. M: D M T F SARSFIELD, JAMES. P : 125 Alewife Brook Parkway SAMUELSON. NANCY P 27: 23 Wesley Pk.. June 23 P: Being Bummed out M: Dynamite Sum- mers. 1973-1975. Can't wait for the weekend. 7 A: Spanish Club 1.3; Travel CluB 1; Portuguese Club 3; Spanish Honor Society 1,2.3; Junior Achievement 1. SARTKLL. RICHARD P 27: 11 Linden St.. Sept. 8 P: Waking up in the morning and coming to school. M Somerville losing to Don Bosco, Track 1; J.V Basketball 1. SCOLARO. DELIA P 34: 128 Penn- sylvania Ave. July 18 P: inne., M: 1974 Winter. “We made it.” SALVATO. ATI ION Y. P 43: 133 Cross St., Dec 21 SCIMIMI. MIKE. P ftft Wheat- land St.. Sept. 2ft. SCR1MA. DANIEL. P 36: YftOssipee Rd.. March 11 P Waking up in the morning. That's cool! SCURIO. EILEEN P 40: 20 Rose St.. Nov. 2ft P: Getting caught, stay- ing after school. M: Sophmore Sci- ence ( lass, Zdon Stakpole. Drop Dead. SEABROOK. DEBBIE. P 34: 94 Temple Rd. SESSA. TINA. P. 40: 42 Pennsylvania Ave. SHAIKH. AMJAD. P 43: 115 York- town St.. Sept. 15 Honesty is the Best |K)licv. SHANAHAN. JOHN J P. 27: 23 Wil- low Ave.. Oct. 27 P: Chocolate bars. M: Mr. O’Malley’s Latin Class. A face that cannot smile is not good. A: Latin Club 1.2.3. SHAW. THKRESE. P. 27: 29 Flor- ence St.. July 4 P: Homework crowded corridors., M: Trip to Flor- ida. SHEEHAN. KEVIN. P 44: 8 Sterling St., April 7 M: Debbie Mediumjo special basketball. No thank you. I’m so tired Later Much. A: Basket- ball 2.3. SHEEHAN, MICHAEL. P 7 Montrose St., July 30, M: Two thir- ty. P: Not having open campus. ' “Give me a break. SHERMAN, LILLIAN. P 35: 222 Summer St.. P: Getting up early, bor- ing English classes. M: The first day of school losing the gym. God for you, right church but wrong pew. SHORES. CINDY. P. 47: 34 Syca- more St. SHORES. LINDA. P. 39: 34 Syca- more St. SILLARI. ANGELA. P. 45: 13 Fran- ceses Ave.. Dec. 20 P: leg make up, raggers, homework, clicks. M: Soph, year, football parties, 3-1-75. It's up to yourself. ” A: Cheering 1, Ma- joretts 2.3. SILVA. JANET. P 34 17 Wellington Ave.. March 14 P: Studying on weekends, tests on Mondays. M. Tom! 5-14-74, Prom of 75. Hampton Beach. Alright, no homework!” SILVA. JANCK. P. 32: 17 Wellington Ave.. March 14 P Boring and Peo- pleless Sundays. M: S.H.S., Foods 2. 75 , Lushes. Hey Bagger. A: ( iris Softball 1.2.3. Girls Basketball Manager 3. SILVA. NANCY. 982 Broadway SILVA. STEVE P 4ft: 533 Mystic Valley PK ug 21 P 311 M Mixing acid in 309 “You can't win them all ” A Homeroom Rep.. Stu- dent Council, Yearlxxik. Tennis Club. SILVESTRO, JOSEPH R P 30 49 Putnam St., Dec. 27 P: Coming back from vacation. M: Football rallies. “What time is it? SIMEONE, JOHN. 7 Ward St. SIMIONE, GEORGE. 11 Park Ave: P. 24 SKIPPER. FAITH. 154 Walnut St. P. 34 SLUSKONIS, WILLIAM. P 24: 66 Lexington Ave. SMITH, CYNTHIA. 93 Josephine Ave. SMITH. GAIL. P. 36:508 Broadway., Dec. 18 P: Taking gym, “FGS . M: Walk-out of 74, Clerical 2 “Where you going? No homework.” SMITH, THERESA C. 221 Highland Ave. SMITH, D THERESA. P. 48: 35 Wil- low Ave.. Oct. 10 P: Getting mixed- up with Terry C. M: Football games, Rob. Confetti fights. Wow! Really? That’s unreal! SNOOK. DEBBIE. P. 30: 34 Rogers Ave., July 1 P: School. M: Football games, 3-23-74. “Are you serious? SOARES, ANTHONY. P. 41: 168 Tremont St. SOARES, LIDIA. P. 39: 6 Oxford St. SOCCORSO. DARLENE. P. 49: 45 Francesca Ave., Sept. 3 P: Having to take gym. M: Meeting Mark, Gym notes. Thank god its Friday. SOUSA. ALFRED 40a Summer St. SOUSA, JOANNE. P. 34: 345 Lowell St.. Sept. 21 P: Homework on week- ends. M: Dances, swimming and parties all summer long. Dyno- mite!” SOUSA. MARGAREDA. P. 35: 65a Oak St.. P: Domineering parents. M: You owe me a dance. Sept. 20. 1975 Do your own thing; hope for the best.” A: Spanish Club 1.3; Portu- guese Club 3; Spanish Honor Society 2; Honor Guard 1,2. SOUZA. LYNDA M. P. 33: 56 Cedar St.. Nov. 29 P: Staying in on week- ends. M: Skipping out of first peri- od. No way.” A; Mr. McCusker’s office 2, Science office 3. SOUZA. WILLIAM. 30 Houghton St. SPINOSA. KAREN. P. 27: 76 Thur- ston St.. Aug. 21 P: Substitute teach- ers that teach. M: 7-14-74, looking for Frank’scar. “Really! Be serious.” STONE MARY I’ 34 23 Ja St STOUT. BRIAN. 2 Brastow Ave SULLIVAN, JAMES. P. 30: 148 Wil- low Ave.. Sept. 15 SULLIVAN. JUDY P. 51: 8 Wipple Ave.. Dec. 19 P: Teachers with bad breath and body odor. M: Summer of 75. 4th with J.R. R.N. Bruce. SULLIVAN, MICHAEL. 21a Con- well St. SULLIVAN, PHILLIP 8 Whipple St. SULLIVAN. SUSAN A P. 31.32 Lin- clon Parkway., Oct. 15 M: 9-13-75, Smoking privilege. Flicks 9-27 P: Monday morning, homework, clicks, tests. Schools out forever! A: Sophmore Chorus. Tri Hi Y. SWEENEY. CAROL A. P. 32: 28 Spring St.. May 26 P: Arguements, lies. M: gym. English 74. parties, basketball. SH Hi-toots, Joke-I- get-it. later-much. A: Sophomore Chorus 1. Girls Chorus 2.3.; S.H.S. Chorus 2,3,; Tri Hi Y 3; project star 6 yrs. SWEENEY. RAYMOND. P 39: 29 Raymond Ave.. Aug. 1 P: Losing on the card. M: 7-26-75, Earth and Space Science. SYLVA. PAUL. P. 48: 77 Franklin Ave. SYRING, ROBERT 23a Heath St. TAMMAIR, MICHAEL. 278 Lowell St. TASSINARI, CAROL. P. 48: 149 Per- kins St.. Jan. 10 P: Lack of respect for others. M: Fifth period studies, 73 to 75. True wisdom comes only from God. TAVILLA. CAMILLE MARIE. P. 40: 41 Burnham St., Nov. 11 P: Peo- ple who don’t give you a chance. M: H. I , friends, parties, dances, games. Hi chu vea.”, “What an oy , We shake em up.” TEIXEIRA. JOHN. P. 36: 48' Press- cot t St., Dec. 25 P: Going to work after school. M: Rooms 154 334, trying to eat the lunch. “It’s the one !x er to have.” TEIXEIRA. SARA. P. 39: 75 Lowell St., Feb. 17 P: Getting up in the morning. M: 10 28 74, HARVARD, J C. — 325. B. S. — 306. D. B. — 351 D amor e Tudo, dynamite. AH-H-H.” A: Portuguese Club (3 years) — Vice President (10th grade); National Honor Society; Student Council; Portuguese Newscaster for Cable T V TERRIO, MARY 8 Carter Terrace. May 20 P: English 74, false — fire alarms M: History 74. Spanish 1. Room 107 “Sick-puppy. TERRY. BARBARA P. 35: 16: Woodbine St., June 27 P Selfish people, jealously, weekdays M: 4 5 75, 5 1 75; H. M. E. fourth; ral- lys Smile before someone tells you to! A: Honorguard 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3. THOMPSON. KAREN P 25: 27 Electric Ave.. July 20 P: Boys that dress like girls. M: 1 14 74 Let’s go up the park. A: Honorguard 1: High School Aide 2,3 THOMPSON. LINDA P 48: 82 Wallace St., Apr. 24 P: School lunch; Clickers; Winter days M: Symphon- ic Prom; Summer of 75: Basements Saying I love you and meaning it . A: Girls Chours 72-75; SHS ('hours 73-75; Sophmore Chours 72-75; Dra- ma (dub — 74; THOMPSON, LYNNE. P. 40: 44 Sar- gent Ave., Oct 7 P: People who com- pare and judge others M: Accepting the good with the bad. TIERNO. KATHRYN 44 Crescent St., March 23. P Cafeteria lunches, lx ring classes M Footall games. Wanna skip school today. TOOMEY. JOANNE P 37: 10 Co- lumbus Ave.. July 24 P: Boring classes, phone) people, liars. M: Football and basketball games What are we going to do now! TOPPI. DEBORAH P. 38: 24 Oliver St.. Jan. 13 P Know it alls. Cool dudes. M: Sports; meeting new peo- ple. Ready go ; Watch out.’’ A: Track 1; Field Hockey 2,3; softball 1.26(3. basketball 2.3; Tri-hi-y 3; Ca- spar Survey System TORTOR A. NANCY. P 40: 41 Pot- nam St., Sept. 25 P: Know it all peo- ple. M: June 28, 1974 JOB’S Party “Reallv, how nice. TRANFAGLIA, GEORGE. 49 Tem- ple St., June 17 P: Coming to school. M: Leaving here. ’Hay you.’ TRANT, JOSEPH. P. 29: 6 Highland Ave., Feb. 13 P: Coming to school. M Leaving here. TRAVAGLIONF LAWRENCE P 33: 74 Hudson St.. March 1 P: Get- ting up; homework; English. M: First lunch with Debbie Lunt. R-I- G-H-T; Bratza ’’ TREVETTE, MARY I’ 51 '2 Glen- wood Rd.. Jan. 19 P: Food in the cafeteria. M: Health service with Mrs. Chris. Love is. THING ALE. MARIE P. 34: 111 Moreland St., Feb. 2, P Homework; waking up in the morning. M: Sum- mer of 75 ; Homeroom 313. I can’t wait for the weekend.” A: Tri- hi-y; Tennis Club; Softball. TR1NGALI. DIANNE. P. 39: 68 Gov. Winthrop Rd., Sept. 4 P: The morn- ing from the night before. M: Ml. Washington; Homeroom 313; 9-26- 75 What am I gonna wear? Nice. A: Tri-hi-y. TRIPOLI. l RK T P 36: IS Forster St.. May 9 I : The morning after. l Junior English. Good time. TIU 1.1.0. ROBERT P. -39: 67A Frcemont Street IT RGO. F.l.AIM- M P 2: 37 Far- ragut Ave.. March I P: People who smoke on crowded buses. M: Prom 75 Manomet R.C A Tri-hi- 1 3; Literary Magazine 3. IT RNER. CAROL. P 32: 30 Mon- mouth St.. Dec. 6 P People who think they’re cool. M 2 Inman Place. I’m only kiddin. I ROII.F.VIT 11 ELLEN MARIF. P 31: I V) North St . April 20. I TTARO, DONNA P 40: 9 Glen- wood Rd.. July 22 P People who think they're better than you. M: April 5. 1975. Really yes sa.’’ I TTARO. JESSE 10 Memorial Rd., May 1 I M: Somerville High School marching band. World’s greatest drummer. A: Rand. CCARO. JOHN P. 39: 1370 Broadway , Sept. 23 P: Tardy slips. M: Cafeteria maddness. “Let’s move « ut. A: Basketball 2.3. V LENTE. COSMO P 39: 24 High St . July 2 P: English III term pa- |mt. M: Physics I science project. A: Track I. VALLESIO STEVEN P 39: 15 Faslmau Rd. P Not having all three lunches. insky cm up. V N STRY. HOLLY P 34: 156 Sc hool St.. Dec. 19 P Getting up early lor school. Miss Dutra’s Distributive F.d class. Really. FNTOLA. DONNA MARIE. P. 22: 154A Broadway. Jan. I P: My phsio- logy and gym classes. M My cosme- tology class and my teacher I wish it was the end of the week. VERITY. EARL 106 Fremont St.. June 3 P: School in general. M: Ev- ery summer. VIC NEAL. JOANNE. P 26: 27 Thurston St.. May 31 P: Biology in 254. M: (Jetting out at 1130 every - day Thank God it’s Friday.” VI ITEI.I.O. KATHRYN P. 26: 32 Spring St.. Dec. 31 P Short sighted, narrow minded hipoerits. M: No- vember I. 1974. June 21, 1975. “Fif- ty million frenchmen can’t be wrong. A: Student Council 1.2.3; National Honor 2. Pres. 3; Yearbook 3; Student Exchange. VIVIAN. DENISE P 39: 90 Chan- dler Ave.. July 2 P: Being late, cof- lee shop. 4 year plan. M: Sixteen 1972-1976. cuddles. WAGNER. KIM P. 36: 144 Lowell St., July 27 P: Girls who try to over- |X)wer a leader. M 11-2-74. Prom 75. Malden game, HA, Marco., Chu kun’g fu new stylr hi ov dur veah. A: Cheerleader 2. Co-captain 3; Sophmore. Girl’s, and SI IS Chorus; Drama Club 1; Student Council 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3. WAGNER. ROBIN. P. 24: 144 Low- ell St.. Aug. 2 P: Monday mornings, backstablxTS. M: 2-8-75 Robin Mike, 8-2-75 HP New Years Much later yea hi chu ov right a way.’’ A: Student Rep. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; Soph- more. Girl’s, and SI IS Chorus. WALSH. JAMES. P. 51: 57 Berkeley St.. Oct. 14 A: Baseball. WALSH. PATRICK. 26 Cibl ens St All the world's a stage. WALSH. WILLIAM P 32: 27 Elec- tric Ave. WEISENMULLER, STEPHEN. 40 Cherry St. WHITE. SHARON. P. 35: 91 Thur- ston St., Nov. 16 P: Clody, rainy days. M: Johnny Driscoll. Deceml cr 15. 1974. 'If it feels good do it. WHITEHEAD. DENISE. P 39: 28 Alierdeen Rd., July 24 P: (Jetting up early, baekstablwrs. M: Westbrook. Prom, football games DC. . All right, blow my mind, dynamite. ’ A: Tri-l li-Y' 1; Drama Club 1. N ice Pres. 2. Pres. 3; Band 2,3; SI IS Chorus 2. WILLIAMS. MARGARET. P 51: 87 Gilman St.. Oct. 28 P: Mondays are very tiresome. M: This was a won- derful summer. Friends are the best in the world. A: Healthroom aide 2.3. WILSON, ALLEN 17 Cedar St. WILSON. DEN IS I P. 26: 235 Tre- mont St.. July 16 P: The walk to school in the morning. M: Mrs. So- dano’s shorthand class. “Give me a break. WILSON. JAMES. P 21: 184 Sum- mer St., April 4 P: Parking tickets. M: Senior Year. You can’t always get w hat you want.” A: Ski Club 2.3. WINN. MICHAEL P. 39: 10 Tenny- son St., July 30 P: Carrying books. M? Fights in the cooking room. Jaws. WINN. TIMOTHY. 10 Tennyson St. July 6 P: Being late. Math. SHS. cheeseburgers. M: Forster Yard, Summer ‘74. “Don’t let me be un- derstood. WITH AM. DEBRA. P. 32: 45 Green- ville St.. May 25 P: History 250. backstabliers. M: Football and bas- ketball 74. 75. 6c 76. Hi, I’m sor- ry.” A: Sophmore, Girl’s, and SHS Chorus. WRIGHT, BARBARA. P 35: 37 Flint St.. June 11 P: Leaving all my good friends, teachers. M: 9-27-74, Mike gave me my diamond. lie good and keep in touch. YOUNKER. LINDA. P. 32: 27 Mar- ion St.. July 7 P. Stores that don’t sell short pants. M: July 1, 1974, the night Dean asked me. Life is a stage, the role you play is up to you.” 7.EC. JOSEPH. P 25: 64 Memorial Rd.. Dec. 4 P: Trying to understand Analysis. M: The girls from Worces- ter. “Trifluoroboro — what?’’ A: Student Council 2.3; SHS Paper 2,3; Chess Club 1,2; National Honor 2.3; High S|X)t 2. IN MEMORY OF MRS. TERESA GIROUX WIFE OF ALBERT GIROUX, SHS HEADMASTER, 1946-1974 !«V M9 153 154 155 F R I E N D S OF S.H.S COMPLIMENTS OF GORIN’S PATRONS SI IS National Honor Society Mr. Mrs. Joseph F. Tarello Mr. Mrs. James Dumas Mr. Mrs. Richard F. Mangan Mansfield Market James F. Brennan Mrs. Hazel Smith Mr. A Mrs. William G. Reposa Deli-Shuss SHS Science Department Mr. Mrs. Julio F. Perno Mr. Mrs. Harry Clark Moda Boutique Mrs. Gilda Freitas Superior Pest Control Antonette’s Beauty Salon Mr. Mrs. Mario Spinucei Mr. Mrs. Nicola Mitrano Mr. A Mrs. Salvatore Gulino 249 Elm St. Somerville, Ma. 625-1750 SIIS MUSIC DEPARTMENT BOOSTERS M iss Maryann Hurley Mr. Mrs. William L. Fasciano Mr. Anthony V. Fedele SIIS STUDENT COUNCIL In Vlemon ()l JAMKS I1AFF From The Class ()t '76 159 STAR The Quality Leader 160 “I KNEW THIS CLASS WOULD BE DY-NO-MITE” 163 165 167 The 197(5 Yearbook Staff wishes to express its appreciation to the following people who assisted us in the preparation of this book. lr. Sal Beninati Mr. Charles Cook Air. Robert Coyne Miss Dorothy Drufva Mr. William Faseiano Mr. Anthony Fedele Miss Lucy Furtado Mr. Stephen Mines Miss Mary Lewis Miss Janet Martin Mr. David Moore Mr. Robert O’Dea Mr. Julio Perno rlu Typists from the Business Department The I lomeroom Reps t 'i-cv.vi vV-K: CH3