Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1977 volume:

jjw n tiivusn • I'-IQHi HW1 18 M- i0 onfifld 3TRAH3SB0. « h ili4 gm � SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK “RADIATE” Business Manager: Karen Cummings Advisor: Martha Egan S37 M f The Radiator Somerville, Massachusetts Somerville High is more than readin, ’ritin, and ’rithmatic. The school is a hive of activity rang- ing from academic clubs to sports. We show spirit and determination in everything we do. This is what makes us unique. Just look around and you will see! WE are the HIGHLANDERS! 6 7 Somerville High is not just a brick structure. It’s much much more. The students fill its rooms with vitality. Though the building itself is old, each year its spirit is refreshed by new faces and ideas. The school building may not shine, but WE certainly do RADIATE! 2 ItfEDICAL SURGICAL SUPPLIES IALES-RENTALS LUNCH' DINNERS PARTY riMUP.s Nickolas Pentikis Deborah Montalto Philip Peters Sandra Kovacev Stephen Censullo Deborah Currier Anthony Chella Patricia Johnson Richard DeAngelis Gina Paglierani John Ngui Mary McDonald Alan Ferreira Patricia Arsenault 18 Edward Gorman Maria Martinho Brenda Nardone Gloria Magro George Geer Aaron Kardonsky Lidio Figueiredo Karen Grassia Cheryl O’Neill Alison Fisher I Christine Gillis Diane Lucey Wendy Mercer Louis Marinello Keith O’Leary Robert Fitzgerald •JoAnn Livingston Marilyn Morgan Cheryl Milonopoulos Lorraine Messina Noreen Murtha Patricia Mclnerny Rosanna Madarese Carolyn Levy Stephanie Ladas Carol McNeil Natalia Oliveira Elizabeth McCarthy Joanne Mitrano Rosemary Morris Annette Moschella 21 Dawn LaValley MaryAnn Mahoney Shirley McBay Rosemary Macero Steven Lavin Caro! MacDonald Frank Lucas Karen Ktona Ralph Papa Delfina Lopes Michael Errante Denise O'Byrne 22 William Monaco Laura Freeman Clifford Leary Catherine Finlay Michael Ervin Denise Jandreau Joseph Grillo Karen Flanagan Dominic DellaPeruta Deborah Parker David Lewis Catherine Porter Paul Ottaviano Maria Fernandes Dennis Doolin Robert O’Brien 1 tT Rosa Gomes John Macri Dolores Morgado Cynthia Lee Cheryl Ashcroft Susan Eovine David Lombardo Dora Martins Donna Travers Robin Verity Karen Donovan Wayne Correia Paul DiLiegro John Coccoluto Teresa Wallace Karen Stace Cheryl Collins Margaret Walsh Diana Sutherland Lisa Peterson James Cameron Anthony Zanette Nuno Simoes 25 Patricia Bellomy Rosalie Camplese Nancy Silva John Gale John Taglilatela Robert Cogswell Deborah Gilberg Maryann DiRocco Helene Zanti Joseph Spinali Stephen Woodman Robert Voto Rosemarie Vaudo Maria Dias Tracy Hazelton 26 Teresa Hoey Lorraine Grant Marie Pacini John Pagliarulo David Adams Joseph Sharpe Annette Trenga Lorna Wise Lucille Rego Anthony DiPalma William Bullen Salvatore Querusio Paula Quaratiello Michele Slason Diane Peterson 29 Susan Dillon Doreen Piracini Therese Cahill Gary Andon Steven Naun Richard Simione Cynthia Indorato Karen Invernizzi Nancy Ross Richard Papaluca Philip Brienze Anthony Fava Marlene Menendez Clara Moitoso Diane Fama 30 Henry Bernardo Elizabeth Binari Dale Whitney .Joan Paczkowski Kevin Porter Loretta Rizzo Anita Rubinstein Sandra Richard Manuel Homem Maria Scrima Susan Barros Carmelia Caspar Michael Higgins Karen Fahey Joseph Vaudo Mahbooba Shaikh Donna Mulcahy Roberta Jones Sarina LaGambina Catherine Wallace Patrick Smith Jennifer Rosa Marc Altobelli Maryann LaCroix John Rigopoulos Debra Hughes Kathleen Murphy I eonarda Sausa James Erb Nancy L. Browne Ann Roberts Margaret Augollo David Walsh 33 Maureen Cremin Jerome Cross Joann Koytila Karen Vetrano Laura Crovo Marianne Kelley Katie McMahon Robert Hetu Dianne Biondo Laurie Stearns Thomas Green Celeste Woodson Patricia Scrima Donna Shaheen Janis Hassett J4 Victoria Sampson Linda Maestri Michael Ward Lillian Norton Salvatore Serio Carol Collins Kevin Mangan Ann Kelley M. Jocelyne Toussaint Donna Jussaume Steven Koerber Mark Mazzella Mary Houlihan Susan Brainard Raymond Bragel Francis Camara Jeannette Amazeen Ida Bova Daisy Gonzalez Patricia Murray Sharon Jones Stephen Rielly Cathy Willis Steven Ktona Donna Loughnane Cynthia Lewis Mary Lauretti Anna Lisi Charles Berner Margaret Keelan 37 Deborah Stoelzel Eva Rodrigues Linda Murphy Judith Medeiros John Teixeira Dorothy Wedge John Farrell Constance I-eccese Manuel Rodrigues Eileen Reynolds Thomas Riley Debra Jillson William O'Brien Karen Perry Claire Pitts Kathleen Ryan Eleanor Reynolds John Netto 38 Belinda Gonzalez Patricia Hughes Lisa Iovanni Christine Resmini Domenic Ferullo Christine Basteri Cheryl Frey Donna Powers Patricia Ceraso Daniel Murphy Rosemarie Heffron Elizabeth Hardy Maria Felizardo Mary Blauvelt Francisco Silveira Joanne Serrecchia John White Luzia Silva Kathleen Rlauvelt Josephine Danieli John Joyce Lawrence Small Kathleen Shorter Francia Prescott Karen Kelley Donna DeAmato Thomas Rose Armindo Reis Anne Carroll Janice Bears Theresa Sartell Sharon Woodson 41 James Mennitto - ■ Deborah Atherton James Lampassi Maria Gonzalez Karen Baratta Shirley Carvalho Marie Pirone Virginia Cidado David Garten Roseanne Mitrano Anne Torpey Theresa Oppedisano Donna Brown Maria Costa Laura Foster Barry Chisholm 42 Mary Presho Robert Calderone Charlotte Pacheco MaryAnn Cochran Sevasti Hatzimichael Susan Scurini Sandra Bailey Mark Brennan Patricia Murphy Sheila Connors Karen Haley Raymond Tringale Charles Siciliano Catherine Lyons Lina Ianniciello Donna Robbins Brenda O'Brien Richard Enos Angela Coli Roger Peixinho Colleen Kavanaugh Douglas Huckins Deborah Salvato BarbaraAnn Moniz Elaine Mahairas Robin Fitzpatrick James Lynch Claire Tait Sotiria Bozoglu Jeanne Ross James McEwen Christine Block John Reis 45 Deborah Bowen Gary Furtado Valerie Moustakas Mary Gillespie Robert Magliozzi Jeanne Marceau Donna Yip John Celli Ann Stanzyk William O’Hanlon Diane Efstratiou Kathleen Lyons Maureen McKenna Louise Marchionne Christopher Dischino 46 Philip Doherty Magaret Bergmann Mark Cicerano Anne Collins Carol DiGiuseppe Charlene Salvo Steve Dell’Anno Jane Joyce Steven Federico Marie Delicato Mary Murnane Antonio Costa Lynn Forsyth Calogero Giardina Diane Lettieri Judyth Westgate Linda Zullo Donna Fuccillo Christine Yerxa Michael Lcwon Laure Roy Francis Kiddie Linda Johanson Anthony Sousa Patricia Richardson Joseph LoPilato Joan Celletti Godfrey Newton Patricia DesRoches Brian LACount Mona Rafferty Demetrios Giallousis Mary Candelieri 49 Jane Azari Peter Benoit Mary Coutoumas Gerald Sears Stacy O’Brien David Whitaker Mary Vindice John Spinale Karen Cummings Dianne Bambrick John Rogan Claire Rafferty Peter O'Brien Dorothy Sullivan Paul Roque 50 Helen Reid James Lombard Janice Dillon Kenneth Costa Timothy Kerrigan John Dillon Joanne Hardy William Berg Racquel Estrella Patricia Andrews David Colleameno Donna Price Steven Mattos Donetta Melchionno Richard Aylward Ellenmarie Dedrick Mark Stanford Claire Davis r£Mm I 'iWlM I Gary Goodridge Janis Zubrzycki Ronald Demont Lisa Winik Michael McGovern Janice Kashishian Robert Weymouth Donna Enos David Lucien Debra Anderson Edward Vallery Melody Trovato Steven O’Rourke Phyllis Bianchi Charles Stanion Nancy Huber John F. Roderick Roberta Toner Beth Lonergan Brian Clifford Charlene Goodwin John Reidy Patricia Aragona Paul Melanson Marybeth Smith Octavio Costa Berta Ferreira Robert Johnson Donna Gagne William Fitzgerald c - Jennie Silva Stephen Foley Diane Quinn 57 Kenneth Totty Lisa Sperlinga Edward Fales Jeanne Pero Denis DeStefano Lynn DeYoung Peter Walsh Arlene Ryan Richard Bell Antoinette Soares John Camelo Myrtho Desmarattes John Power Jeri-Ann Sheehan 58 Daniel Dorant William Daley Diane Coyle Robert Pignone Janet Sullivan George Pasquale Maureen McGrath Randy Casey Ellen Wiseman Dale Hodgkins Catherine Pegg Dinart Serpa Marcia McKenna Timothy Winn Cheryl Haker Gus Perrone 61 Josephine Magno Timothy Sheehan Maureen Baker Joseph Connolly Jeanne Cooper Stephen Keller Paul Moran Jane Grace James Price Joanne Masiello Gregory Green Patricia Buttner X- Steven Caliri Paul McDonald Daniel Moccia Debra Puplissa Michele Correia Donna Toppi Dean I,aGross Gregory Ammons Robert Ingemi Kevin Leonard Gary Cotter David Williams Tina Musto Doreen Hayden Michele Walsh John Donnellan Stephen McGoldrick Anthony Grande Terrance Cray Cosmo Buttaro Daniel Caffcrty Angela Patsios Jose Sousa Karen Rossetti Shawn Sullivan Dianne Spinale Dennis Leonard Audrey Tait Susan Weaver Ernest Battinelli Thomas Carr Karen Rogers Richard Inman Laurel Butler Lawrence Cramer Helen Tambakis Linda Becanitch Linda Torres Donna Russo Ronald Abbott Catherine Moschella Paul Carafotes Paula McNeill Stephen Antonelli Deborah Sartell 65 Susan Foley Michael Cullinane Virginia Trant Roberta Cochran Eugenio Carpinito Janice Christo Edward Sarno Gayle Tomeo Robert Errante Linda Chin Robert Carr Charlene Roche Daniel Colozzi Cynthia Schoen David Cremone 66 John Hagan Lynne Campbell Thomas Naughton Karen Flaherty Sylvia Silvestri Karen Carlson Wayne Aruda Janice McCarthy John Hagigeorges I Coreen Berte Patricia Parsons Pasquale Mimmo Susan Gutro Carol Castignoli Sandra DiSilva Dana Murray Patricia Soboll John McCabe Douglas Elliott Jacqueline Jeffrey Patricia O’Connor Louis Pasquale Elizabeth Marchany Kevin Grund Steven Mavropoulos Marie Casella Mark Ciampa Nicholas DePalo Judith Vando Irene Scales Michael Williams Walter Eckhardt Don Hamilton 69 Josephine Battinelli Robert Barrett Lisa Thompson Domenic Fucile Denise Clinton Thomas Cappiello Mary McCarthy Thomas Cremens Catherine Mazza Robin Webb Patricia Hill Stephen Pietrantoni Marie Kearns Patricia Masci Deborah McNamara 70 ■MBMI Mrs. Carol Coury Mathematics ‘0.K., let’s start with what you know: 1 + 1 equals.. Mr. Robert Siggins Science That is definitely uncool! Ms. Frances Conrad Science “My hair was straight until you said that.” Mr. Kevin O’Malley Foreign Languages “Indubitably. Your head will Ik- divided into three parts if you keep that up.” Mrs. Doris Costello Science Now this is a textbook case of malnutrition. Mr. Joseph Pignatiello Science Department Head Which eye has the Toni? Ms. Gail Rosoff Long English “But I am trying to look sophisticated. Mr. Stephen Hines English Maybe education means hanging around long enough to catch on. 76 Ms. Agnes Murphy Social Studies “Do you believe in peanut butter? I believe in Freud.” Mr. Edward Sweet Mathematics Which reminds me of a story . . Mrs. Emilia Patria Science “Sophia, watch out. Mrs. Elaine Danis Art “I do appreciate art. What I don’t appreciate is that. Mr. Kenneth Lonergan Social Studies You’ve got to be kidding. Ms. Frances McNally Social Studies “U.S. History, et cetera, et cetera . . Mr. William Quinlan English “Would you like to keep your teeth?” Mr. James Macero Business “Take two aspirins and get into school.” Mr. Michael Gibbons Industrial Arts “You can’t tell what we’re planning? It’s a fool-proof design to get into a bank vault.” 77 Ms. Nora Stack pole Science Now . . . what can I do for you? Ms. Elena Ivaska Foreign Languages ‘You can't teach an old dog new tricks, but there are some tricks that only old dogs know. —Dr. Dana Farnsworth Mr. John Nunziato Health Education You’ve heard of the Fonz... now here’s the Nunz. Mr. Edward Murray Social Studies Department Head Miss Egan has made her decision. Now let her enforce it. Mr. Philip Vaccaro Mathematics “I don't eat Wheaties for breakfast. I eat soccer balls. Mrs. Marilyn Keenan Business Have you taken the picture? Can I stop smiling now?” Ms. Nancy Doherty Librarian No, I don’t think I’ll read the book. I’ll wait until the movie comes out.” Mr. David Moriarty English One light socket amd my hair is good for a week.” Mr. Joseph Tarello Science Don’t touch the solution in that flask. It's dangerous. It's the coffee I made this morning. Mr. Anthony Marciano Science Quantas tried to bring me back to Australia as a Koala bear.” Ms. Jean Mullaney Business Department Head And a one, and a two . . . Mr. Gerald Knight Physical Education “You should be so lucky.’ 78 Mr. James Bonsignore Business “For the kids Mrs. Mary Sodano Business My, that's an interesting new word. Is that short- hand? Mr. James Hickey English I knew I’d have the last laugh. Mr. James Leonard English “Please, no more Dick Cavctt jokes. Mr. Alfred Massello Mathematics “ How could you do that to a face like this? Ms. Carolyn Ricker English Equal rights is fine, but you fix the flat tire.” Mr. Charles Cook English Jimmy Connors is my twin brother . . . Really! Ms. Deborah Forlizzi Business I thought I’d heard every- thing but that takes the cake.” 79 Mrs. Vaughan Barton Social Studies You want a posed picture? You got it. Mr. .Joseph Wrobel Science S.H.S. and Schultzie Mr. Francis McSweeney Social Studies “So you think I can’t see 180 . heh? Mr. Richard Gordinier Science “A U.F.O. pilot did that on the floor! fT Mr. Robert Ruplenas Music The man that hath no mu- sic in himself ... is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils . . . Ms. Annmarie Dutra Retail Distribution I always smile when I ask, 'Where is your pass?’. Mr. James Culiinan Business I didn’t say that.” Mr. Arthur Pontes Social Studies—English “Good Housekeeping has an award for my room, but it can't be published in its magazine. 80 Mr. John Corrigan English “I’ll do the teaching, do the learning.” you Mrs. Edna Christensen Health Services “There'll be a special stone in my crown.” Mr. Daniel Dwyer Social Studies “You boogie your way and I’ll boogie mine.” Ms. Stephanie Cuddeback Foreign Languages “ . . . pero yo no quiero ser una torera. Ms. Elaine Cotter Social Studies “Good luck, seniors! Mr. Louis DeAngelis Foreign Languages “Is this the smile of a Godfather? Mr. Robert Cignetti Social Studies “Who’s the wise guy who put ‘penny pincher’ on the board? Mr. Russell Smith Social Studies, Work-Study “Back to the beginning: ‘In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue.’ Mrs. Janet Hajj Social Studies You know what we arche- ologists always say: Dig it, dig it.” Mr. Antonio Ix pes Bilingual “With this outfit I should be on Wall Street.” 81 Mrs. Kathleen Ackerman Social Studies “Boy, that's really out of psych!” Mrs. June Edwards Home Economics No, I don’t think we should have a Pillsbury doughgirl. Mr. Joseph Caruso Mathematics Department Head “How did you like that for a test? Mr. William DeMarco Social Studies “And then He created Jim- my Carter. Mrs. Marilyn Spurio Home Economics Shush, children should be seen and not heard. Mr. John Gartland Assistant to Headmaster “I wish I could go home for three days.” Ms. Linda Wright English “Sweathogs of America, look out! Mr. John Tsiakos Social Studies, Work Study “You don’t understand, Work Study means you do both.” Mrs. Jean MacDonald Business “They'll never replace me with a machine. Ms. Dorothy Jussaume Mathematics “Well, it’s like this . . . Mr. Richard Belin Social Studies “I do look innocent, don’t I?” Mrs. Ethel Gately Secretary to Mr. Fcdele “But how would you like to work for him? 82 Mr. David Moore Supplies Shoplifters will be perse- cuted.” Mrs. Catherine Sherburne Secretary to Mr. Gartiand “You’ve got to be kidding? Not again! Mr. Julio Perno Guidance Counselor “If you're on a diet, watch out! Cause I’m sweet.” Mrs. Barbara Melley Nurse Don’t tell me there are kids waiting for me—it’s only 7:45 a.m. Mrs. Janet Wierzbicki Home Economics Department Head “What do you mean—more cakes in my office! Mr. Stanley Vergnani Mathematics Does anybody know? Mrs. Lorraine Duffy English “If you’re happy and you know it clap your hands. Mr. William McCarthy Social Studies, Work Study You are social, but I think you should do more studying.” Ms. Maryann Hurley Guidance Counselor “Thank you for flying Somer- ville High. Mr. Ix uis Arbeene Science, Audio-Visual “Happy Birthday to . . 83 Mrs. Rita Agnes Secretary to Ms. Bowdring Look me in the eye and tell me that.” Mr. George Simmons Guidance Counselor “I need a mark I can sink my teeth into.” Ms. Florence Sotiros Guidance Counselor “No, .Colleges don't offer lunch as a major.” Mr. Robert Rogers Guidance Counselor “Would you buy a used car from this man?” Mr. Karl Walczak Science “In this bottle lies the secret of eternal youth.” Ms. Diane Depczenski Counselor “Dorothy might be good, but I skate on thinner ice.” Mr. Robert Healy Guidance Counselor “With a picture like this I could run for political office.” Mrs. Eleanor King Secretary to Mr. Murray “Sure you were sick in bed with a 107 ° temperature! 84 Mr. Luis Reis Bilingual Some Madeira, my dear? Mrs. Carole Gilberti Home Economics 1 must learn to take things less seriously.” Mr. Michael McCoy Mathematics I am the real McCoy.' Mrs. Emilie Rose Nurse “Take two aspirins and call me in the morning. Ms. Priscilla Shute Reading “Put the tea leaves away. We don’t do that kind of reading. Mr. Paul Murray Building Master “Who wrote this note? Ep stein's mother? Mr. Philip Pratt Mathematics What do you mean what's a proof? Mr. John Daly English. Work Study I ate the whole thing.' Mr. Anthony Caliri Business “In my last picture I climbed the Empire State Building. Mr. John McSwceney Social Studies I should be on a yacht.' Mrs. Rosemarie Hrubi Guidance Counselor “That’s right, a ruby is a gem. Mr. Robert Lynch Director of Athletics “For all practical purposes.' 85 Mr. Kimball Harris Small Engines “That wax'does work.” Ms. Katherine Jelly English What do you mean peanut butter?” Mr. Jerome Port Driver Education “But Officer. I was only doing 30 m.p.h. Ms. Jeanne Nicolosi English—Drama “Gee fellas . . .” Mr. John Collier English “It’s only 8:30. I’m still warming up.” j Mr. Wilson Whittaker Industrial Arts “Want to go for a ride on my boat? It’s called the Titanic.” Mrs. Dorothy Connors Home Economics “What do you mean I’m gonna be a secretary? Mr. John DeMarco Mathematics “It’s a girl ... I think.’ Ms. Patricia Smith Home Economics “How is it? Oh, it’s sew-sew. Mr. John Cirame Physical Education “What do you mean the syndicate is looking for me?” 86 Mr. Gerard Donahoe Social Studies, Work Study “Smile when you say that.” Mr. Louis Diegoli Social Studies “As it says in the Book . . Ms. Marjorie O'Brien English Department Head “Another day, another play.” Mrs. Gail Brinley Mathematics “Grin and bear it.' Mr. Ernest Bennett Mathematics “This problem is as easy as pi.” Ms. Noreen Santucci English “You pretend that you’re the students, and I’ll pretend that I’m the teacher.” Mr. Marc Keroack Band “I thought Citizen Band meant everyone has to play an instrument.” Jim Rakowski Human Development Diane Roller Human Development Linda Allen Human Development 87 Mr. William Fasciano Headmaster Mr. Anthony Fedele Vice-Headmaster Mr. Daniel Macero Assistant Superintendent Dr. Urban J.D. Leavitt Superintendent of Schools Mr. John Joyce Assistant Superintendent The Administration and Staff of Somerville High School wish to extend their sincere congratulations to the Class of 1977. Wanted: The Yearbook Staff would like informa- tion concerning the iden- tity of this alleged SHS senior. All information will be held in the strict- est confidence. The Art Club is made up of students with a special affection for the arts. Field trips, bake sales featuring cakes specially de- signed by club members, and an annual banquet are just a few of the Art Club’s activities. There’s always room for a few more art- ists to join the fun. ART CLUB CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club’s main purpose is to increase its members’ skills in all aspects of photography. The Club’s work can be seen in yearbooks and athletic and public relation programs. Both amateurs and experienced photographers are gladly welcomed. 9 2 The Ecology Club tries to give its members a better understanding of the en- vironment. The Club visits many wildlife sanctuaries and other reserves where nature can be observed un- disturbed by man. The Club also tries to help make the whole community more ecology-minded by presenta- tions in various Somerville schools. ECOLOGY CLUB ---------------------------J LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is affili- ated with the Junior Classi- cal League, and is the de- fending champion of the annual League Convention. A few of the Latin Club’s activities include an annual Saturnalia and trips to the- aters and museums. Anyone who has an interest in the classics is welcome to join. 93 DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club is dedicated to the advancement of Theatre Arts in our schools. Its members have received many statewide awards for acting excellence and for the fantastic plays they perform every year. All members help with the work behind the stage, too. Their hard work and talent is seen and appreciated by all. The Spanish Club is for anyone interested in the Hispanic culture. The members have Spanish luncheons, visit museums, and make pinatas among other activities. They learn what it is like to be Spanish and live Spanish. Ole! 94 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the buffer zone between the students and the administra- tion. The Council’s main concern is with the governmental problems of the school but it is also involved with many social and fund-raising activities. The Student Council is open to all students and all suggestions: use it! The Math Club is for anyone interested in problem solving. Four yearly competitions with other high schools’ teams provide fun and challenges for everyone involved. Although the com- petitions call for good math students, an 800 on the Math SAT’s is not necessary. MATH CLUB 95 TRAVEL CLUB The Travel Club visits such places as Montreal and Washington, D.C. and so gives its members fun and educational experiences. The group rates make the weekend and full-week vacations affordable by most students. Responsible members make the club motto “Fun For AH” come true. The Portuguese Club has both native Portu- guese and American mem- bers. They are people who are interested in the Portuguese language and culture and who try to initiate activities to help the Portuguese community. % PORTUGUESE CLUB ITALIAN CLUB The Italian Club is an organization that brings people together who have an interest in anything Italian (including pasta, of course!). All the mem- bers sell candy to raise money for a huge “banch- etto”. Now THAT’S Italian!! CHESS CLUB The Chess Club is open to anyone who wants to play chess after school. The students who play frequently can compete in matches against other high school teams. Who knows? Maybe another Bobby Fischer walks the corridors of SHS! 97 YEARBOOK STAFF General Editor . . . Business Manager Copy Editor .... Photo Editor .... Senior Editors.... Teacher Editor........... Clubs and Activities Editor Sports Editor ........... Calendar Watcher......... Typist................... Coordinator ............. Marie Kearns Karen Cummings Rosemary Macero Shirley Carvalho Roberta Cochran Joanne Hardy Karen Rogers Kathleen Murphy Linda Chin Jane Joyce Diane Efstratiou Deborah Montalto Kevin Mangan 98 and the rest of the gang! SHS AIDES OFFICE AIDES MS. BOWDRING’S AIDES The SHS Aides are very impor- tant people. They help keep the operations in the offices running smoothly while gaining experience that may help them in the future. Their “employers” would certain- ly agree that their assistance is indispensable. MR. MURRAY’S AIDES 100 CHEERLEADERS “H-A-P-P-Y” and “P-A-R-T-Y” are about the two most perfect words to describe our cheerleaders. Along with winning many com- petitions, they are hosting their own this year. These are the girls that encourage our athletes. They radiate school spirit and enthu- siasm. This enthisiasm is so contagious at foot- ball and basketball games that the crowd be- comes as R-O-W-D-I-E as the cheerleaders! Led by co-captains Karen Toomey and Colleen Kavanaugh, the cheerleaders are one of the most important factors in making this school radiate spirit and success. Other seniors on the squad are Donna De- Jongh, Patricia Arsenault, Laura Freeman, Paula Ray, and Daisy Gonzalez. With these spirited girls cheering our athletes on Our teams can’t help but be successful. HIGHLANDERS ARE 1! 101 MAJORETTES “Just a little bit more” is the only way to describe our majorettes. They give the Band and the football games more class, more spirit, and more radia- tion. They spend hours upon hours prac- ticing each week, not to mention the years of lessons they have taken. The two co-captains, Liz Binari and Denise Jandreau, perform a breath-taking rou- tihe with fire batons at the annual Thanksgiving Turkey Game. The major- ettes’ enthusiasm can make even a rainy day sunny. 102 103 104 SHS MARCHING BAND The SHS Band, under the direction of Marc Keroack, has progressed greatly in the past few years, and is now recognized as one of the best bands in New England. All of the Band’s success can be attributed to long hours of practice and drill. The Band is, and will con- tinue to be, an asset to the school and the community. They play at all the football games and many parades. Our Band is another one of the many ways that SHS radiates. SOMERVILLE DOES LEAD THE WAY! 10s CHILD DEVELOP- MENT Memories . . . Mr. Pignatiello as Santa Claus . . . waiting for a bus to get to field work on a cold or a beauti- ful spring day . . . most teachers are human . . . observation reports . . . teaching projects . . . joy of seeing children achieve . . . love affair with the 4 year olds . . . leaf fights in the fall . . . movies at the library . . . writing poetry about children 109 Work Study is one of the most popular programs at SHS. Many students must be turned away be- cause too many students apply for too few openings. But most of the students who are in the program feel that they have gained useful work skills and a sense of responsibility, and enjoy their work as well. And who can laugh at a paycheck? no Ill HEALTH SERVICES The Health Ser- vices, or Hospital Careers Program, at SHS provides stu- dents with a chance to see whether a fu- ture in the health fields is possible for them. They work hard and gain prac- tical experience that may help them in the future. FOOTBALL 116 A debt of gratitude is owed this great man. Thank you Coach Dickey. He turned a winless team into a successful team in a few short months. Of course the coach doesn’t play the game, but he instructs and disciplines the players. Those two factors can help turn a losing team into a winner. Most of all, thank you team for making us proud of you. Without the leadership of Co-Captains Tom Cremins and John Gale, our team would have lacked the psyching to turn a game around. This year S.H.S. had one of the best football sea- sons it has had in years. We won our annual Columbus day game with Medford in the pouring rain by a score of 21-16. This is the only year we have Beaten Med- ford since 1967. Our guys radiate determination and a never dying school spirit that made them super this year. Finally, we have a winner. We had a great season this fall. The class of ’77 wishes the football team luck. Make us proud in years to come. 117 118 In the past six years, we have begun a new tradition at Somerville High School, the mighty Highlander Soccer Team. Our team has become Championship contenders in just a few years of competition. We had another great season this year! With a rec- ord of 17 wins, 2 losses and 2 ties to lead the G.B.L. In tournament play we advanced to the Quarter final round by beating Attleboro and Marshfield. This was truly a team effort. With the superb goal tending of John Reis (11 shutouts) and the goal scoring of Frank Lucas and the Co-Captains John Bullock and Nuno Simoes, our Somerville High School Soccer Team was super. Our boston Globe All Scholastic Leo Figueiredo was also a radiant contributor to our team’s success. These dedicated players deserve all the recognition they get and much more. The mighty Highlander Soccer Team continues to be a record breaker and a milestone at S.H.S. 119 SOCCER 120 BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY 122 I Led by captain Dan DiGregorio, the Somerville Highlander Cross Country team participated in the tough Greater Boston League. DiGregorio was selected to the G.B.L. All-Star Team and also ran in the Northern Area Championship meet as well as the State meet. The team had seniors Mike Henderson, Phil Doherty and DiGregorio, juniors Jerry Caldwell and Jim O’Connor and sophomores Steve Senna and Ken Donaldson. 123 GIRLS’ TRACK 124 The 1976-1977 Somerville High School Girls’ Track Team did well this year. Under the direc- tion of Coach Charles O’Rourke and Captain Patricia Mclnerny (of both Cross-Country and Indoor) the team successfully competed in the State Finals. Radiant Senior Team Members were Patty Mclnerny, Jeannette Amazeen, Maureen Cremin, Cathy Finlay, Teresa Hoey, Karen Ktona, Mary McCarthy, Maureen Mc- Kenna, Lorraine Messina, Cheryl Milonopou- los, Helen Reid, Loretta Rizzo, and Jeri-Ann Sheehan, and Joan Celletti. 125 HOCKEY Highlander Hockey is coming alive. Despite a shaky start to this season the team is steadily im- proving. Under the direction of Coach Doncaster and his assistants William Fahey and Steve Burlamachi this team is also making us proud. With Co-Captains John Reidy and Tom Riley to lead them on the team put up a stiff fight in the GBL race. Because we don’t have a home rink few supporters turn out to cheer our skaters on. Yet these players and their travelling fans deserve congrat- ulations for living through the games in an ice box. Our Super Stars’ enthusiasm can never be cooled. That’s real school spirit. BOYS’ BASKETBALL As usual (and by now we have come to expect it) the S.H.S. Boys’ Basketball team had another win- ning season. Thanks in large part to Coach Gerry Knight our overall win record was about 90% in season play. Led by Co-Captains Ken Twohig and Gary Good- ridge the team carries on the tradition of the mighty Highlanders. This tradition of spirit and know-how gives Somerville an advantage over all comers. Our PRIDE in this team RADIATES throughout the school. There is never a doubt that Somerville is Tourney-Bound. Thank you Team! 131 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 132 III Girls’ Basketball has come a long way in the past five years. Again we have another super team. Their determination and school spirit have made us proud. For the 2nd year in a row they qualified for tournament play by finishing a strong second in the G.B.L. Coach Barbara Whittle directs the team’s valiant efforts, while their Captain, the high scoring Chris Basteri, helps lead them to victories. Co-captain, Junior Linda Silvestri, is preparing for an even better ’78 season!!!! Although Girls’ Basketball has existed here at S.H.S. for many years never has it been more popular. This is another of the mighty Highlander tradition ihat is still going strong. 133 BOYS’ INDOOR TRACK The Somerville High Boys’ Indoor Track team had high hopes and spirits going into their ’77 sea- son. The Boys’ Track team had been picked to be one of the top contenders for the Greater Boston League title. They had the best sprinting team in the league with Steve Dell’Anno, Tri-Captain, in the 50 yard dash, Joe Deveau and Tri-Captain Rich Papaluca, always scoring one-two in the 300 yard dash, and Tri-Captain John Power usually being favored in the 600 yard dash. Dan DiGreg- orio, Cross Country Captain, the finest distance runner to run at S.H.S. since 1973, always put points on the scoring charts. In the field events, Somerville’s speciality was the high jump with Mike Errante and Steve Dell’- Anno always capturing the first and second place spots. In the shot put event seniors John Gale, Steve Lavin and Billy Monaco were our conten- ders for the points. The relay, generally made up of Joe Deveau, Dan DiGregorio, John Power or Jimmy Roberts, and anchored by Rich Papaluca, made an exciting last event and picked up an extra five points. Without the patience and dedication of Coaches Kevin O’Malley and Vincent Cronin, this season would have been incomplete. Jane Joyce, the man- ager, was a great help and influence to the team. She also put our team score and statistics together. All information must be accurate .and complete. Please follow directions exactly and check your spelling. Please write clearly and in ink. 1. Have you had your Yearbook Picture taken? Yes No 3. First , MI , Address: Last No. Street Date of Birth: ft 5. iMonth, Day, Year� Activities: In order of Importance (1) Sophomore (2) Junior (3) Senior 6 through 8: Blanks must be left between words Do not go over the amount of dashes given. We cannot print anything over the given amount of spaces. 6. Pet Peeve: STOP STOP i 9« Nick Name: STOP! -V in'11'1 Any questlon.s_,contact your homeroom yearbook representative or the yearbook staff during the three lunches in Room 10? A. Thank You!1 ABBOTT. GERTRUDE Pg. 54 36 Springfield St.. Nov. 7 P: Being first for everything M: September 13,1976 S: But I really was sick yesterday N.N. Trudie A: Span- ish Club Sec. 1. ABBOTT. RONALD Pg. 65 37 Sargent Ave.. Oct. 13 P: Offense cards M: Getting suspended S: Better late that never N.N. Spots A: Football 1,2,3. ABREU, THERESA Pg. 28 24 Allen St., Feb. 3 P: Writing com- positions M: Cosmetology Class S: Are you serious? N.N. Terry. ADAMS, DAVID Pg. 29 95 Bea- con St., Dec. 7. AHLGREN, STACY 204a Wash- ington St., Aug. 24 AIELLO. MARK 114 Highland Rd., Nov. 14 P: Guess who?. Sus- pensions 10 day rule M: Sopho- more year latin with kevin o’mal- ley S: Such is life in the big city N.N. Fasch A: Work Study 3. ALCOX, TAMMY Pg. 54 8 Fair- lee St., Sept. 16 P: Inconsiderate and ignorant people M: 4jl31m20- wbkavbte, mary v, DP, soph. 2od S: OH my head, get real, hey you N.N. Squeaky A: symphonic 2,3 girls chorus 2 Sophomore chorus 1. ALMEIDA. JULIE Pg. 53 73 Hudson St, June 15 P: Staying after for the fire alarms M: Sophomore English with S.A: Psychology S: without weekends I’d be nowhere. ALSHEIMER, ROBERT 76 Clarendon Ave.. Aug. 8 P: I.D's Hello Jim S N.N. Alshi. ALTOBELLI, MARC Pg. 33 186 Powderhouse Blvd., Oct. 12. AMAZEEN, JEANETTE Pg. 36 197 Summer St., Nov. 3 P:A lot of teachers don’t teach right M: Great times in junior English class N.N. Janell. AMMONS, GREGORY Pg. 59 12 Linden Ave., Aug. 14 P: No elevators, too large a student body M: Mr. Wrobeld’s rowdy chess club and Felix S: Don’t get mad get even N.N. Greg A: Chess club 3. ANDERSON, DEBRA Pg 56 25 Bay State Ave., March 8 P: Homework and staying after M: All the fooling around in classes S: You’ll get over it N.N. Debbie. ANDERSON, WARREN 81 Yorktown St., Sept. 10 M: Deal- ings with Ms. Bowdring S: What is it? N.N. The Turk. ANDON, GARY Pg. 30 57 Puri- tan Rd., Aug. 30 P: Zeroitis, long hour practices M: Football and basketball games, going to the beach in June A: Baseball 1,2,3 Football 1. ANDREWS. PATRICIA Pg. 52 26 Bolton St., Sept. 4 P: Stay- ing after for the fire alarms M: Jr. history fifth period with Mr. Belin S: Get off it Jocko N.N. Patty. ANGELOPOULOS, GEORGE 36 Fairmount Ave., Dec. 27. ANTONELLI, STEVEN Pg. 65 132 Perkins St., Dec. 9 P: Zeroitis, working nights during basket- ball season M: Observing—cheer- leaders T.K.K.B. Parties S: G.S. Get off that! N.N. Anto A: Cross crounty 1. ARAGONA, PATRICIA Pg. 57 ARSENAULT. PATRICIA Pg. 18 45 Lexington Ave., March 24 P: “CLIQUES’VM: Summer of 74” with G.H. S: Right N.N. Trisha A: Track team 1 Cheer- leader 2,3. ARUDA, WAYNE Pg. 67 28 Bon- air St., May 18 P: The owner of the red rag, guess who? M: Trips to burger king and 10-28-761 S: “But why? said the cat to the fiy. N.N. Mini-Goo A: March- ing concert and jazz bands 1,2,3 Symphonic choir 2,3 Cross Coun- try 3, Indoor track 3, Outdoor track 2,3 Latin Club 1,2,3 Year- book Com. 3 Student Couoncil 1,2,3 Sophomore Chorus, Home- room Rep. 1. ASHCROFT, CHERYL Pg. 24 121 Perkins St. Feb. 17 P: Com- ing to 'school on Mondays M: Fifth period English Jr. and Sr. classes A: Homeroom treasurer 2,3. ATHERTON. DEBORAH Pg. 42 19 Pitman St., April 8 P: Mon- day Mornings M: Never being in school S: Live your life day by day N.N. Debbie. AUGELLO, MARGIE Pg. 33 91 Shore Drive. April 17 M: The people here S: I can’t stand it! N.N. Marg. AYLWARD, RICHARD Pg. 52 93 Concord Ave., Dec. 13 P: School Lunches M: Most of the kids S: Thank God for work study N.N. Richie AZARI, JANE Pg. 50 15 Fairfax St., Feb. 3 P: Having to show an I.D. at lunch M: Chemistry with Mr. Tarello S: How boring N.N. Jay. BAILEY. SANDRA. Pg. 43. BAKER, MAUREEN. Pg. 62: 162 Lowell St., Sept. 15 P: Fall- ing down in front of S.H.S. M: The mad ladies. Bunmobile, 75 Summer S: “No thanks. I’m trying to cut down!” N.N.: Mo A: Chorus 1. BAMBRICK, DIANNE. Pg. 50: 133 Sycamore St., Sept. 22 M: homeroom 45 for 2 years S: Later.’’ N.N.: Little Palm A: Drama Club, Chorus. BARATTA, KAREN. Pg. 42: 22 Linden Ave., Jan. 4 P: History, the cold weather M: Partying with old and new friends S: “Ya! Really!’’ A: Child Develop- ment 2; Human Development 3. BARGOOT. ALBERT. 332 High- land Avd., Nov. 15 P: Somer- ville High School M: Get out of here S: “Somerville High is not a school’YN.N.: Hellow A; Cam- era Club. BARRETT, ROBERT. Pg 70: 174 Broadway. March 23 P: Getting homework over the weekend M: English classes and graduation day S: “You’re a spaceshot!” N.N.: Bob. BARROS. SUSAN. Pg. 32: 249 Summer St., June 25 P: Stay- ing for your building masters M: All my friends and Mr. Caliri S: “School is a bore!’’ N.N.: Sue. BARRY, JAMES. 23 Knowlton, Jan. 25 P: Reading M: Playing hockey in my soph, year for J.V. S: Here ’76” N.N. Donnie A: J.V. Hockey 1. BASTERI, CHRISTINE C. Pg. 39: 17 Gibbons St.. Dec. 6 P: Team descention Slow walkers Phonies M: Girl’s State Tour- ney S: I don’t know brainless Get it together N.N: Chris A: Basketball 2,3, Captain 3: Soft- ball 2,3:Fiels Hockey 2:Track 1. BATTINELLI, ERNEST J. Pg. 63: 100 Sycamore St.. Dec.10 P: Rookie teachers M: The guys in our Jr. homeroom 25 “Big S” S: Grab all of the gusto you can get N.N: The Bomber A: J.V. Hockey: J.V. Soccer: Outdoor track: Band. BATTINELLI, JOSEPHINE M. Pg. 70: 100 Sycamore St.. Oct. 8 P: Biology Lab Gourmet meals M: Friends make life easier, even teachers. S: Ma said you better shop around N.N: Jo Marie A: A.V. Aide 1,2,3: Camera Club 2, President. BEARS, JANICE M. Pg. 41: 99 Electric Ave., July 11 P: Try- ing to get on the 2:30 bus M: Meeting my first true love, Steve S: Live and let live. BECANITCH, LINDA S. Pg. 65: 42 Aldrich St., Dec. 21 P: Some of my classes, like Health M; Teachers Students Classes S: Sometimes school is boring A: Art 3. BELL, RICHARD C. Pg. 58: A: Student Council 1: Drama Club 1: DEC A 2.3. BELLOMY, PATRICIA A. Pg 26: 33 Pennsylvania Ave., Feb. 18 P: Monday mornings M: Sopho- more Recordkeeping Junior Eng- lish S: Can’t wait for the week- end with Bob N.N: Patty. BENOIT. PETER. Pg. 50. BERG. WILLIAM F. Pg. 51: 6 Giles Park, Sept. 22 P: Get up for school M: Base floor in the front of the cafeteria N.N: Bergie. BERGMANN, MARGARET A. Pg. 47: 620 Mystic Ave., Jan. 1 P: School lunches long tests pa- pers M: Phil Doherty Chem. Lab Friends N.N: Snooky A: M.Y.F. 1,2,3: Softball 1,2,3: National Honor Society 2,3: Ecology Club 3: Latin Club 3. BERNARDO. HENRY P. Pg. 31: 14 Kilby St.. Sept. 29 P: Do- ing homework S: What time is it? N.N: Henryadder BERNER. CHARLES. Pg. 37 BERTE, COREEN J. Pg. 68: 17 Thorndike St., June 23 M: Something from every year Graduation. BIANCHI, PHYLLIS. Pg. 56. BINARI, ELIZABETH. Pg. 31: 34 Teele Ave., Jan. 1 P: Leg make- up M.C. work M: Football sea- son “76” Strummer Boy Fitz S: Tsssss! Oh my God, are you kidding me? N.N: Liz A: Track 1,2 Majorettes 2,3: Captain 3. BIONDO, DIANNE M. Pg. 34: 48 Porter St., June 26 P: Get- ting up in the morning Suspen- sion! M: Cosmotology June 26, 1976 S: Just forget it Right Later N.N: Buzz A: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Girl’s Chorus 3. BLACK. SANDRA K. Pg. 27: 26 Walnut St., Nov. 5 P: Cafe- teria lunches M: Of all the great- est years S: Good grieP N.N: Sam A: Color Guard (Band). BLAUVELT, KATHLEEN L. Pg. 41: 61 Newbury St. Oct. 27 P: Homework on weekends M: Senior year S: Thans God it’s Friday N.N: Kathy A: Honor Guard 1,2. BLAUVELT. MARY Pg. 40: 61 Newbury St., Dec. 3 P: School lunches M: My sophomore year S: Oh well! BLOCK. CHRISTINE. Pg. 45: 60 Ship Ave., March 13 P: Gym S: “You know it! N.N: Chris. BOVA, IDA. Pg. 36: 29A Jacques St., Feb. 17 P: Having homework all at the same time M: Mr. Nun- ziato classes, students, friends S: “Feelings . BOWEN. DEBORAH. Pg. 46: 10Vt Olive Ave., July 31 P: The slow pokes and speedness in the halls M: Yearbook, football games S: Right!’’ N.N.: Debbie A: Yearbook 3; Italian Club 3. BOZOGLU, SOTIRIA. Pg. 45. BRAGEL, RAYMOND. Pg. 36: 9 Dickson St., Aug. 14 P: Get- ting up for school M: Being in the band S: Oh well!’’ N.N: Butchie A: S.H.S. Marching Band 1,2. BRAINARD, SUSAN. Pg. 36: 13 Sticknet Ave., Deb. 21 P: Cafe- teria food M; Meeting Queen Elizabeth BRENNAN, MARK. Pg. 43: 32 Cedar St., July 2 P: English M: 47 Badger Rd. S: Later” N.N: Sparkle. BRIENZE, PHILIP. Pg. 30: 43 Manfiels St., Nov. 11 P: English Science. BROWN. DONNA. Pg. 42: 15 Memorial Rd., June 7 P: To get out of bed on cold mornings M: Mrs. Chris S: We’ve only just begun N.N: Duckie. BROWN. RICHARD W. Pg. 53: 60 Glenwood Rd., Sept. 2 P: A boring class M: Mr. Sweet’s 5th period math class S: It only hap- pens once in a life time. N.N: Dickie A: Cross country track 1,2. BROWNE. NANCY L. Pg. 33: 74 Hinckley St., Aug. 26 P: Peo- ple taking their sweet time in the hallways. M: Summer of 76 S: Oh Hell! N.N: Nan. BRYAN. NOLIE. 26 Glendale Ave., Nov. 25 P: Phony people M: The Summer of “76” S: Stop talking trash! BULLEN. WILLIAM S. Pg. 29: 11 Berwick, Sept. 15 P: Physics BULLOCK. JOHN W. Pg. 54: 85 Franklin St., Aug. 15 P: English 4 M: The 76 Tech Tourney S: I’m perfect ain’t I. N.N: Bull A: Basketball 1,2,3: Track 1,2,3: Soccer 2,3. BUTLER. LAUREL A. Pg. 65: 28 Francesca Ave., Jan. 7 P: Ev- erything meeting on the same day M: The quizzes in English—The bonuses S: All right—okay—okay —all right N.N: Laurie A: Stu- dent Council 1,2,3: Treasurer 3: Latin Club 1,2,3: Yearbook 2,3: National Honor Society 2,3: Bowl- ing 2: Girl’s Chorus 3: S.H.S. Chorus 2. BURNS. VALERIE M. Pg. 28 1 Aldersey St., Feb. 14 P: “Onions” M: Fourth period study junior year S: Wowbush. BUTTARO. COSMO. Pg. 63: 32 Fountain Ave., Dec. 29 P: Have we done our Homework? M: Much fun, hard work, and little sleep S: Slowly, but surely, it will be done. N.N: Cos A: Track 1,2,3. BUTTNER. PATRICIA M. Pg. 62: 53 Walnut St., July 21 P: Hav- ing your mistakes never forgiven M: The good times with people you dig! S: If it’s good take it. N.N: Patty. CABRAL. SHARON. Pg. 27: 21 Joseph St., Nov. 6 P: Phony peo- ple; People who never smile M: Nov. 7, 1975 Me and Michael S: “Bum me right out! CAFFERTY. DANIEL. Pg. 63. CAHILL. THERESE. Pg. 30: 50 Marshall St., March 19 P: Push- ing to class M: Locking my keys in my locker S: “Enjoy life! N.N: Terri. CALDERONE, ROBERT. Pg. 43: 64 Properzi Way, Dec. 7 P: Cor- ridor permits; Stairways M: Bells; Work Study. CALIRI, STEVEN. Pg. 59. CAMARA. FRANCIS. Pg. 36: 7 Knapp St., Sept. 12 P: Lunch lines are too congested S: “Oh yeh!” A: Baseball 1,2,3. CAMELO, JOHN. Pg. 58: 143 Albion St., Sept. 19 P: In room 321 M: Playing football in S.J.H.S. S: 'Felling someone to keep quiet!” N.N.: Bush. CAMERON. JAMES. Pg. 25: 16 Henderson St., Oct. 24 P: Phys- ics 1 room 305 Jr. year period 6 M: Woodworking shop S: This is stupid!” N.N.: Cam A: Track 1,2,3. CAMPBELL. DANIEL. 14 Carl- Urn St., March 17 P: Senior Homeroom Teacher S: Get what you give! CAMPBELL. LYNNE. Pg. 67: 20 Willow Avenue, Dec. 16 P: Crowded bused on the way to school M: Working for Miss Bow- dring; N.E. Dist. Aud. S: “Live each day to its fullest and be thankful.” N.N.: A conscientious worker A: Soph. Chr. 1, GIs. Chr. 1 2, Sym. Chr. 3, Jr. Fine Arts 1, Talent Night Act. CAMPBELL. PAUL. 6 Hill- side Circle, July 21 P: Room 115 A S: “To Earth With all my love.” CAMPISI, FRANCIS. 20’Cutter Ave., Oct. 30 P: School S: “You wanta get lucky!” CAMPLESE, ROSALIE. Pg. 26: 57 Merriam St., Oct. 10 P: Ag- gravators M: Nov. 14, 1975; Me and Tom S: You’re Cool!” N.N.: Rose A: Soph. Chr. 1. CANDELIERI, MARY. Pg. 49: 75 Boston St., Ag. 14 P: Term papers; crowded corridors M: The F.S. and Jr. period 5 Eng. 331 S: “It’s a piece of cake!” N.N.: Candy A: Ski Club 1. CAPPIELLO, THOMAS. Pg. 70: 139 Albion St., Ag. 28 P; Phys- ics 1 room 305 Jr. year per. 1 M: Shop classes S: YVant a ride?” N.N.: Cappy. CARAFOTES. JOHN. Pg. 54. CARAFOTES, PAUL. Pg. 65: 11 Ossipee Rd., March 23 P: High class people, homework, all classes M: All the beautiful girls, Mom- sy, Health S: “I’ll get u in the fad, yes I will, oh ya!” N.N.: Fotis A: Soph. Girls, Jr. Girls, Sr. “Women.” CARLSON, KAREN. Pg. 67: 104 Belmont St., Jan. 17 P: 327 study, Grade 12 M: Thanksgiving Day Game A: Symphonic Choir 2. CARPINITO, EUGENIO. Pg. 66: 71 Pennsylvania Ave., Oct. 18 P: Analysis M: Vice Pres, of chess club S: “A new day is a day in the future.’YN.N.: Carpi A: Chess Club. CARR. ROBERT. Pg. 66: 17 Knapp St., Ap. 6 P: Up and down stairways M: Health Ed. Teacher; getting hit with eraser. S: “Much later!” N.N.: Avto A: Football 1. CARR. THOMAS. Pg. 65: 3 Har- rison St.. Feb. 3 P: Physics class in 305 M: Ecology bike trip to nahant S: “You can do it if you tried! N.N.: Shorty A: Cross Country Track 1. CARROLL. ANNE. Pg. 41: 33A Linden Ave., Jan. 5 P: Phonies M: Bermuda trip of 1976 S: Take a bus!” N.N.: Red A: Field hock- ey 1,2; Basketball 2,3; Softball 1,3; Office Aid 2.3. CARUCCI, MICHAEL. 15 Mag- nus Ave., Ag. 6 P: Everything about S.H.S. M: Meeting my building master S: “Right! N.N.: Mike. CARVALHO. SHIRLEY. Pg. 42: 26 Hancock St.. Sept. 17 P: Con- ceited people; Insensitive boys; spiders M: Friday nites, Mr. Sig- gens, Teddy Bear, Nov. 24, 1976 S: Can you get into it? “Hey! What can I sayPTN.N.: Port A: Student Council 1,2,3; Ybk. 2,3 (Pht. Ed.) Rp. to Sch. Com. 2,3; Crc. Com. 2,3; Escort 1,2; Gls; Gls. Chr. 1,2,3; Chess 3. CASELLA. MARIE. Pg. 69: 58 Ibbetson St., Dec. 12 P: Getting up on a Monday moming! M: My induction to National Honor S: “Let’s try it again!” N.N.: Mariuccia A: Italian Club 1,2,3; Honor Guard 1,2; Yearbook Staff 3; Soph. Chr.; Ntl. Honor Soci- ety 2,3; Std. Council 3; Travel Club 3. CASEY, RANDY. Pg. 61: 54 Vic- toria St., June 29 P: Tests M: Sept. 2, 1976 S: “Like school now, you’ll miss it later!” N.N.: Mad dog A: Varsity Hockey 1,2,3. CASTIGNOLI, CAROL. Pg. 68: 44 Pitman St., Ag. 26 P: Getting up in the morning M: having fun in Italian and yearbook S: “Sick Puppy’YN.N.: Chunky butt A: Italian Club 1; Yearbook 2; Travel Club 3. CAVALLO, SILVIO. Pg. 53: 9 Summit St., May 3 P: English M: My first day here S: “Go navy and you will become a fish!” A: S(w� r ft CELLETTI, JOAN. Pg. 49: 41 Clyde St., Feb. 23 P; detention M: Peter Frampton’s look-alike S: “Decent’’ N.N.: Joanie A: Ten- nis Club 1; Highspot 1; Hockey Cheerleader 2; girls track 3. CELLI, JOHN. Pg. 46: 35 Porter St., Jan. 15 P: Strict rules M: Joanne in our geometry class S: Be cool!” N.N.: Chell A: Foot- ball 1. CENSULLO, STEPHEN. Pg. 18: 43 Thurston St., Feb. 14 M; Mr. G’s and Mr. Nunziz’s classes. CERASO, PATRICIA. Pg. 39: 91 Ten Hills Rd., Dec. 3 P: home- room 106 M: Thanksgiving Day Game. CHELLA, ANTHONY. Pg. 18: 104 Central St., Sept. 23 P: Do- ing English term papers M: Sen- ior homeroom S: “When the going gets tough, don’t quit!’’ N.N.: Tony. CHIN, LINDA. Pg. 66: 762 Broadway. Feb. 3 P: Stairs, homework, and 6 tests a day M; summer of ’76 at Phillips Andover S: Sleep? Does not Compute! “(Bleep!)” A: State Std. Adv. Cnc. 3; Ntl. Honor Scty. 3; Year- book 3; Stage Band 2,3. CHISHOLM, BARRY. Pg. 42: 70 Woods Ave., Nov. 25 P: Miss- ing the morning bus M: trips to Westbrook, Maine with the band S: “Selling any candy?’’ N.N.: Chuck A: Band 1,2,3; Italian Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 1. CHRISTO. JANICE. Pg. 66: 93 Ossipee Rd.. Jan. 7 P: My alarm clock at 6:45 a.m. M: May 15, 1976 S: “Everybody is a star!” N.N.: Jan A: Syph. Choir 3; Grl Chr. 2,3; S.H.S. Chr. 1,2,3; Idr. Track 1; Sph. Chr; Latin Club 2. CIAMPA, MARK Pg. 69. CICERANO, MARK. Pg. 47: 11 Dane St., July 27 A: J.V. Hockey 1,2. CIDADO, VIRGINIA. Pg. 42: 153 Powder House Blvd., Sept. 3 P: 27 periods of work; missing the bus in the morning M: Feb. 14, 1976; friends and parties S: “Whoa baby!” N.N.: Ginny A: Shphmore Chorus; S.H.S. Chorus; Gls. Chr. CLIFFORD, BRIAN. Pg. 57: 119 Hancock St., Oct. 4 P: getting up in the morning M: Homeroom S: “Nice’’ N.N.: Big Red. CLINTON, DENISE. Pg. 70: 9 Cedar Ave., Sept. 25 P: late slips; lunchbell M: Snowstorms, beach, KC, friends S: Enjoy yourself now!’’ N.N.: Dee A: Coffee Shop 1,2.3. COCCOLUTO, JOHN. Pg. 25: 45 Mansfield St., Ag. 8 P: getting up early M: first period English review S: getting out of school early. COCHRAN, MARYANN. Pg. 43: 147 Walnut St., Dec. 4 P. Math. English M: Mr. Hines Jr. English class 1975 1976 S: ‘That’s life, without it where would we be! N.N.: Mac A: Sophmore Chorus. COCHRAN, ROBERTA. Pg. 66: 54 Curtis Ave., May 29 P: Incon- siderate people! M: Turkey Day Game ’76 Symhony S: Keep smiling and be happy! A: Ntl. Honor Society 2,3; Yearbook (Sr. Section Ed.) 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3. COCHRANE. JAMES. Pg. 62: 6 Wellington Ave., March 15 P: Room 106 M: The fun we had period 5 in the AV room S: I had to!” N.N.: Jim A: AV, Drama 1, Guitar. COGSWELL. ROBERT. Pg. 26: 51A Raymond Ave., Aug. 22 P: homework M: first period Eng- lish review N.N.: Cogs. COLI, ANGELA. Pg. 45: 59 Der- by St., Sept. 29 P: Walking up School St. hill to school M: S.H.S. —the best years of my life S: DIS- CO-PARTY. Dance people dance! N.N.: Angie A: Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3; Senior Class Treasurer. COLLEAMENO. DAVID. Pg. 52: 50 Mansfield St., Sept. 30 P: eat- ing the lunch M: Getting sus- pended too many times S: “When is the bell going to ring! N.N.: Dave. COLLINS, ANNE. Pg. 47: 72 Puritan Rd., July 29 P: discus- sions, covering books M: Thanks- giving day football game ’76 A: Ntl. Honor 2,3; Ecology Club 3; M.Y.F. 1,2,3; Softball—Som. Rec. 2. COLLINS, CAROL. Pg. 35: 27 Dickinson St.. Jan. 14 P: fire alarm detention on all of us M: The loud football rallies in the gym S: “The end of the day is here.” COLLINS, CHERYL. Pg. 25: 24 Avon St., March 7 P: Being late, staying after M: Blueberry pies day Jr. year S: “Ah! seventh per- iod Oh! I can’t wait bye’” N.N.: Sunshine. COLLINS. JOHN. 107 Penn Ave., May 8 M: hating AV S: “Who cares?’’ A: Basketball 1,2,3. COLOZZI, DANIEL. Pg. 66: 89 Josephine Ave., June 17. CONNOLLY. JOSEPH. Pg. 62. CONNORS. SHEILA. Pg. 44: 60 Highland Rd., Nov. 8 P: Gvm- suits and finals M: Going to Eur- ope on the ski trip; Kenny S: “I’m so excited! A: Sophmore Chorus. COOPER. JEANNE. Pg. 62: 44 Vernon St., Dec. 26 P: Red sneak- ers; DD M: Jr. year. Friends at SHS, Parties S: POP! pop! fizz! fizz!’’ N.N.: Jeannie. CORREIA, MICHELE. Pg. 59: 65 Fairfax St., Nov. 8 P: The dis- cipline action given out M: Good times with J. Cooper and Kakos S: Pop! pop! fizz! fizz!” N.N.: mishave A: working with HDP. CORREIA, WAYNE. Pg. 25: 87 Raymond Ave., May 6 P: peapole hu tink thay no evryting! M: the cellar S: What are friends for! N.N.: Drix. COSTA, ANTONIO. Pg. 48: 256 Summer St., Ap. 26 M: second lunch time S: Never comes June of 1977” N.N.: Tony. COSTA, KENNETH. Pg. 51: 14 Lesley Ave., Dec. 8 P: Long lunch lines M: The memories of the girls S: Ya, wait a minute! will ya!” N.N.: The vein A: Sph. foot- ball, Sr. football, baseball team. COSTA, MARIA. Pg. 42: 57 Dim- ick St., Aug. 2 P: two faced peo- ple, snobs M: Hook day at the beach, rallies S: To each his own! All right Ah-cool! N.N.: Mimi. COSTA, OCTAVIO. Pg. 57. COTTER. GARY. Pg. 60: 40 Me- morial Rd., Aug. 24. COUTOUMAS, MARY. Pg. 50: 38 Spencer Ave., May 29 P: fire drills in the rain and gym M: Thanksgiving Game 1976 S: I don’t understand the question! N.N.: The moose. COYLE. DIANE. Pg. 61. CRAMER. LAWRENCE. Pg. 65. CRAY. TERRANCE. Pg. 63: 301 Beacon St.. Feb. 3 M: Stay- ing till 3:15 S: Light em up! N.N.: THC A: Track (1000 yds.) 1,3. CREMENS, THOMAS. Pg. 70: 100 Josephine Ave., Dec. 26 P: Going around corridors, bouncing off walls M: Having a good time S: “How’s it going? Party! N.N.: Tom A: Varsity football 1,2,3; JV Baseball 1. CREMONE, DAVID. Pg. 66: 26 Josephine Ave., Sept. 3 P: Anto- enterprise and zerpitise!! M: All the girls!! N.N.: Dee Cee A: Base- ball 1.2.3. CREMIN. MAUREEN. Pg. 34: 74 Josephine Ave.. Jan. 5 P: Snowy School St. hill M: April vacation in Florida S: Such is life’’ N.N.: Moe A. Symphonic Choir 1,2,3; Girls Track 3. CROSS. JEROME. Pg. 34: 59 Boston St., Nov. 19 P: English discussions 1.2,3 M: 3 years of boring classes A: Track 1,2; Na- tional Honor 2,3. CROVO. LAURA. Pg. 34: 45 Hancock St., P: walking to work M: Senior Year N.N.: Lu. CULLINANE. MICHAEL. Pg. 66: 57 Packard Ave., Apr. 5 P: The late bell and getting busted M: District State, Ridgewood SYMS, Prom S: Turkey!” N.N.: Mike A: Band 1,2,3; Latin Club 1.2,3; Student Council 2,3; MMEA District 2,3; Natl’ Honor Society 2,3. CUMMINGS. KAREN. Pg. 50: 10A Glendale Ave.. July 29 P: the school bus M: the good times S: You’re gonna make it! A: Yearbook 3 (Business Manager). CURRIER. DEBORAH. Pg. 18: 29 Calvin St., Nov. 22 P: Going to see building masters M: John- ny. October 1976 S: Don’t worry about it!” N.N.: Dippo Deb. CURTIN. KAREN. Pg. 28: 9 Lowell Terrace, Sept. 13 P: Fourth period in room 350 M: November 8, 1975 N.N.: Kay Cee. CUSICK, BARRY. 715 Summer St., April 11 DAINIS, CHRISTINE. Pg 54: 61 Boston St., Apr 18 P: 7th per- iod on nice days M: Homecoming. the F.S., M.T., and C.. summer of 76 S: I’ll pay you 6 dollars sav- age N.N.: Chris A Ski Club 1; Voice of Democracy 2,3; National Honor Society 2.3; Who’s who in American High Schools 3; Na- tional Merit Commended Stu- dent 3. DALEY. WILLIAM. Pg 61. DAN I ELI, JOSEPHINE. Pg 41: 34 Moreland St., June 9? P: Soph- more homeroom M: Summer of 76. DAVIS. CLAIRE. Pg 52: 7 Au- burn Ave., Dec 6 P: Somerville High School lunches M: The last day of school is always the best S; It’s what you think that counts N.N.: Claire Jean. DE AMATO. DONNA. Pg 41: 29 Hawthorne St.. Aug 7 P: teahcers giving out homework M: The good times in the coffee shop S: What c could I put N.N.: Donut DE AMELIO. WAYNE. 402 Medford St., Sept 17 P: Home- work S: I’m free DE ANGELIS. RICHARD. Pg 18: 386 Medford St., Nov 2 P: school M: getting out at fourth per- iod S: I did it A: Track 2. DE CRESCENZO, PATRICIA. 9 Mt. Pleasant St.. Aug 23. DEDRICK. ELLENMARIE. Pg 52: 24 Lexington Ave., Feb 10 P: finals midterms M: Burger King 5th Coffee shop N.N.: Eli A: Track l. DELGADO. JAMES. 9 Thorn- dike St., Oct 20 P: Building mas- ters S: Somedav N.N.: Gatto. DELICATO. MARIE. Pg 48: 30 Elmwood St., Sept 26 P: taking the bus M: Mi-s Allison. DELL'ANNO, STEVE. Pg 47: 9 Newbury St., Dec 26 P: Ripple tanks M: Thanksgiving day game vs Arlington S: Beware of blonde scientists N.N.: Dell A: Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,2; Track 1,2,3. DELLA PERUTA. DOMINIC. Pg 23: 30 Gibbens at., June 11 P: the High School cafeteria. M: Fire alarms S: Ix ok both ways before crossing N.N.: Big Dorn. DE JONGH, DONNA. Pg 28: 20 Brastow Ave., July 11 P: peo- ple with unhappy faces M: cheer- ing camp, Oct 31. Football, par- ties S: Thank yoooo, Def. Later (much), fileit M.N.: D.J. A: Soph- more chorus 1; Girls chorus 1,2; SHS chorus 2; Homeroom rep 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Cheer- leader 3. DEMONT, RONALD. Pg 55: 18 Sycamore St., Sept 3 P: School lunches, bigger sophmores M: Fire alarms S: Turkey, you de- finely crazy N.N.: Ronski DE PALO, NICHOLAS. Pg 69: 9 Greene St., Jan 28 N.N. Nick A: Hockey 2 DERMADY, CHARLENE. 121 Central St.. Feb 3 P: Lateslips, detention M: March 4, 73, 69 T- Bird, Coffee shop, friends S: Go get em’ N.N.: Nutty Dermady. DESMARATTES, MYRTHA. Pg 58. DES ROCHES. PATRICIA. Pg 49: 11 Richard Ave., Apr 26? P: Braces, onions M: Sophmore year S: See ya round kiddies N.N.: Buzzy-Bo-Bo A: Varsuty Cheerleading 2. DE STEFANO, DENIS. Pg 58: 28 Vinal Ave., Jan 7 P: homework, girls wiht private phone numbers M: hockey, parties, meeting peo- ple S: Right, I might N.N.: Stef A: Hockey 1.2.3; DE YOUNG. LYNNE. Pg 58: 31 Hudson St., May 18 P: Wak- ing up at 7 o’clock M: the girl’s room after third S: Thank you godd it’s Friday N.N.: Mooner. DIAS, MARIA. Pg 26: 68 Jose- phine Ave., Apr 8 P: Bookkeep- ing Rm 232 M: Senior English S: Who, what, when, and why N.N. Linda. DI BENEDETTO, SAL. 2 Ossi- pee Rd., Dec 25 M: The joy of seeing Mr. Atwater as mu sub N.N.: Lincoln. DI GIUSEPPE. CAROL. Pg 47: 56 Powder House Blvd., Nov 22 P: getting up at 5:00 every morn- ing M: Ski trip, weird times in cosmetology. S: yeah—OK, Later . . . much N.N.: Peanut A: Tri- Hi-Y 2.3. DI GREGORIO. DANIEL. 82 Lexington Ave., Dec 15. P: Phys- iology in 310 M: English with Phil and John S: Run for Fun N.N.: Joe Track A: Cross coun- try 2.3; Indoor track 2,3; Outdoor track 2,3; Latin club 1,2.3; Cross country cpptain 3; All american cross country. DI LIEGRO, PAUL. Pg 25: 76 Flint St., Oct 23 P: Suicide drills, running corridors M: Basketball games S: Get of that N.N.: Legs A: Basketball 1,2,3; Baseblll 1,2,3; Track 2.3; Soccer 3. DILLON, JANICE. Pg 51: 31 Electric Ave., Jan 5 P: Butter M: Sophmore year S: What. sure. really N.N.: Tubsy A: Hockey cheerleader 2. DILLON. JOHN. Pg 51: 30 Eindsor Rd., Oct 11 P: Sundays, leaving school after 2:30? M: When Mike M. fell down school st. hill S: You zero A: National Honor Society 2,3. DILLON. SUSAN. Pg 30: 7 Bart- lett St., Nov 4 P: school M: sum- mer of 76 S: It’s almost time to go home N.N.: Sue. DI NOTO, JOHN. 4 Oak Ter., July 14. DION, BARBARA. 84 Boston St., Feb 16. DI PALMA, ANTnONY. Pg 29: 10 Woodbing St., Apr 17 M: de- tention S: I’m on the wagon N.N.: HAKER, CHERYL ANN. Pg. 61: 15 Memorial Rd., Dec. 3 P: Getting up early in the morning M: Mr. Caliri helping me get my first job. S: It’s about time, it s over! NN: Chea HALEY. KAREN. Pg. 44 HALLETT, EDWARD F. 9 Gor- ham St., July 25 P: School M: They learned me well S: This school is something, what, I don't know NN: Crazy Ed HAMILTON. DON W. Pg. 69: 9 Harrison St., July 6 P: 5 o’clock practices, homework M: Riding with Riely, “Cheryl’VS: That’s life in the ghetto NN: Hammy or Porka A: Hockey 1.2.3 HARDY. ELIZABETH ANN. Pg. 40: 18 Belknap St., June 26 P: Staying after school M: Foot- ball games NN: Midget A: Soph- omore Chorus, S.H.S. Chorus 3 HARDY, JOANNE MARIE, pg. 51: 99 Kidder Ave., Nov. 11 P: two-faced people M: Basketball games: Parties: Friends S: Any- thing is good if you like it! N.N: Jo A: Student Council 1,2,3; Latin Club 1: Honor Guard 1,2: Junior Class Secretary: Yearbook Staff 3: Sophomore Chorus: S.H.S. Chorus 2: Girl’s Chorus 2,3. HARDY. ROBERT M. 18 Lor- ing St., Aug. 11 P: Reading Books M: Football team won on Thanksgiving Day N.N: Little Boy. HARRINGTON, ROBERT M. pg. 54; 1366 Broadway, Jan. 9 P: Skipping out and getting caught S: Make the best of what you have N.N: Harry HARRIS, THOMAS M. 92 Lex- ington Ave., Jan. 12 M: Fire Drills. HARTSGROVE ROSE M. Pg. 27: 61 Elm St., April 22 P: Floor masters, we already have enough bosses M: All the good times in study hall. HASSETT. JANIS LEE. Pg. 34: 25 Kingston St., April 24 P; Two- faced people M: Dec. 13, 1976 Cosmotology Summer 74,75 S: Love’s what we’ll remember!!! N.N: Gigi. HATZIMICHAEL. SEVASTI. Pg. 43: 3 Boston St., May 1 P: Getting up in the morning M: Friends N.N: Seva A: Hellenic Club. HAYDEN. DOREEN J. Pg. 60: 14 Maple Ave., Oct. 6 M: Junior English—Ms. Ricker’s seventh S: They suck up all your time! N.N: Dody. HAYNES. DENISE Pg. 28 45 Linden Ave., June 27 P: Suspen- sion M: Going to Mrs. Spurio’s class sixth period S: Take a bus N.N. Denny A: Softball 1,2,3 Field Hockey 2. HAYSTEAD. SHARON Pg. 28. HAZELTON, TRACY Pg. 26. HEFFRON, ROSEMARIE Pg 40 48 Summer St., Nov. 11 P: Getting up in the morning M: Summer of 76, football parties S: File it, Really N.N. Rosie. HEGARTY, JOHN 52 Meacham Rd., Sept. 18 P: Filling out forms in homeroom? M: Mr. Belin’s tropical classroom S: I’ll do it tomorrow N.N. Jack. HENDERSON, MICHAEL 15 Memorial Rd., Oct. 18 P: Teach- ers M: Posterium meum oscula S; Every one is entitled to own one N.N. “The Glory Kid” A: Track 1,2,3. HETU, ROBERT Pg. 34 22 Mil- ton St., Aug. 1 P: Teachers M: Playing hockey N.N. Red-Light A: Hockey 1,2,3 Track 2 Latin Club 1,2,3. HIGGINS, MICHAEL Pg. 32 19 Columbus Ave., Jan. 22 P: get- ting up in the morning M: rooms 32 and 34 N.N. Higs A: Track 1. HILL, PATRICIA Pg. 70. HINKEL, CAROL Pg, 27 14 Lor- ing St., Dec. 5 P: All the confu- sion in the caf during lunch M: Mr. Nunziato’s fifth per. health class S: Stick it in your ear and smoke it N.N. Charley. HODGKINS, DALE Pg. 61 9a Gilson Terrace Aug. 10 P: Eat- ing lunch in school cafeteria A: Hockey. HOEY, TERESA Pg. 29 35 Hud- son St., April 15 P: 1st period M: Tri-hi-y camping trip Jr. year S: Don’t worry about it! N.N. Tess A: Track 1,2,3. HOMEN, MANUEL Pg. 31 255 Broadway, April 27 A: Soccer 1,2,3. HOULIHAN, MARY Pg. 36 28 Richdale Ave., July 13 P: Period 4 in room 231 M: Turkey Day in 1976 S: Those who are gone are soon forgotten N.N. Hoops A: Aide Mr. Murray’s office 2,3. HUBER, NANCY Pg. 56 21 Dow St., Jan. 28 Gym, monday morn- ings M: Parties S: Excellent, Are you a turtle? A: Sophomore Cho- rus, SHS Chorus 2 Girls Chorus. HUCKINS, DOUGLAS Pg. 45 45a Partridge Ave., Oct. 13 N.N. Wine-O. HUGHES, DEBRA Pg.33 17 Nor- wood Ave., Oct. 5 P: History, homework M: Healthroom, ex- cuses S: Better you than me N.N. Debbie. HUGHES, MICHAEL 54 Par- tridge Ave., Aug. 3 S: Skull it’s tbe beet and you know it. HUGHES, PATRICIA Pg. 39. IONDOLI, PATRICIA. Pg. 53: 144 West Adams St., July. 2 P: PSSC Physics M: Coming back here in Jr. Year S: Dig it NN: Roly Poly Iandoli IANNICIELLO, LINA. Pg. 44: 21 Derby St., Dec. 30 p: Fire Alarms M: My Prom night, My best friends S: Really, get out of here, thats nice INDORATO, CYNTHIA ANN. Pg 30: 283 Summer Street., Mar. 14 P. My boss, changing for gym, Fire alarms M: My first time skiing. My first love S: Ex- cellant, Get out of here NN: Cin A: S.H.S. Band 1,2 INGEMI, ROBERT M. Pg. 59: 12 Exxes St., Sep. 1 P: Chemis- try, french and the lunch M: Not doing homework S: Born free but grow up on welfare INMAN, RICHARD P. Pg. 65: 52 Willow Ave., Aug. 8 P: Foot- ball practice M: Saturday night parties at Dilboy NN Rick A: Football 2,3 INVERNIZZI, KAREN. Pg. 30 IOVANNI, LISA M. Pg. 39: 33 Porter St., April 19 M: Turkey bowl Sr. year S: Whatever NN: Liza A: Yearbook, Italian Club 2,3 JANDREAU, DENISE MA. Pg. 22; 22 Banks St., Dec. 2 P: Leg make-up M: football games and parties S: You got it! tssssss! NN: L.J. Track 1.2 Drum Major- ette 2 Co-Captain 3 JEFFREY, JACQUELINE. Pg. 69 JILLSON, DEBRA A. Pg. 38: 47 Lowell St. Jan. 30 P: get- ting up in the morning! M: The day I locked the girls in base- ment S: Do you like your face? NN: Buzz A; DECA Human De- velopment 2 JOHANSON, LINDA JANE. Pg. 49: 15 Spring St., Nov. 29 P: People who don’t have feelings M: Joe Bonaventura, 5 22 76 S: Dazed and confused little girls NN: Lin JOHNSON, PATRICIA ANN Pg. 18: 13 Maple Ave., Dec 17 P: Teachers never being wrong. “Some” Junior Yr. going to Trade 5th period. S: 360 DABT rules Somerville. NN: Pattie A: Health Room Aide 1,2,3, JOHNSON, ROBERT W. Pg. 57: 57 Main St., J- � « 1 P: Being in school M: Shi. ped class and tried to get in S: right!!! A: Human Development JONES. ROBERTA M. Pg. 32: 158 Walnut St. Nov. 27 P; Senior English, Gym M: Fifth Period, Sophomore year S: Y.A.S.S.N.M. W.Y.A. JONES. SHARON A. Pg. 37: 65 Fremont St., Jan. 12 P: Some of the school rules M: Me and Rob and Mr. G. S: That’s al- right NN: Shar A: Track 2 JOYCE, JANE-FRANCES. Pg. 47: 15 Prospect Hill Ave., April 28 P: People who mix first and last names up M: Two mile. Soc- cer, The Duke, High-jumpers S: If it doesn’t hurt, it Doesn’t help A; Manager—Boys Track Team: Cross country. Indoor, Outdoor 1,2,3 Statistician—Boy’s baseball 1,2,3 Pres-Treas. Bowl- ing League 2,3 Vice-Pres. Junior Class, Ecology Club 2 Honor Guard 1,2 Student Council 3 Latin Club 2,3 Girls Chorus 1,2,3 Year- book—Sports Editor 3 JOYCE, JOHN A. Pg. 41: 43 Hall Ave., May 13 P: Staying after on false fire drills M: The girls sum- mer clothes S: Don’t fight it, its three years long NN: J.J. A: Track 1 JUSSAUME, DONNA M. Pg. 36: 16 Norwood Ave., Aug. 13 P: Homework given out after the bell M: All of the teacher’s jokes S: Oh boy! How's the ... ? NN: Boom Boom A: Student Council 1 Ski club 2 Honor Guard 1,2 Ital- ian Club 2, Treasurer 3 KARDONSKY, AARON S. Pg. 19: 76 Cross St., March 22 P: Homework, 8:15 bell, waking up 4 school M: Friday night par- ties, years of friends S: “You got it , “No Sa”, Aright’VN.N.: Ski. KASHISHIAN, JANICE M. Pg. 55: 360 Washington St., Oct. 18 P: Monday mornings after de- cent weekend M: Summer of ’76, football parties S: Def’, Later material!”, “File it!” A: Escort 1; Homeroom Treasurer; Honor Guard 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Stu- dent Council 3; Spanish National Honor 1,2,3. KATEHIS. ANASTOSIOS Pg. 53: 33 Francesca Ave.. June 16 P; Monday mornings. KAVANAUGH, COLLEEN T. Pg. 45: 35 Alpine St., Aug. 11 P: People who don’t have school spirit M: Football parties, Tur- key game 15-14 S: Def! , File it!”, Later material!” A: Skiing 1; J.V. Cheering; Varsity Cheer- leader 2,3—Co-Capt.; Home Room Treas. 3; Student Coun- cil 3. KEARNS, MARIE Pg. 70: 114 School St., June 23 P: Freezing Rms, Julia, Pidgeons, Questions M: Friday nites, 107B. 31,343, 243.YBK, friends S: Can you get into it?” N.N.: Kearnsy A: Caspar Ed. 1,2,3; Yearbook 2,3 —Gen. Editor; Spanish Ntnl. Honor Soc. 1,2,3; Escort 1,2; Homeroom Rep. 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Homeroom Treas. 1; Cur- riculum Comm. 1. KEELAN, MARGARET A. Pg. 37: 24 Walnut Rd., March 1 P: Untied sneakers M: The parties, the friends, good times S: “Don’t get your bowels in an uproar!’’ N.N.: Peg-Leg. KELLER. STEPHEN P. Pg. 62: 64 Bonair St., March 31 P: Mon- day mornings M: Somerville 15 Arlington 14 11 25 76 N.N.: Kel A: Outdoor Track 2,3; Indoor Track 3. KELLEY, ANN Pg. 35: 10 Kent Court, July 24 P: Corridor passes M: Seventh period on Fridays S; “You idiot”. KELLY. DANIEL 29 Woods Ave., June 22 M: Mr. Cronin’s Gym Class A: Football 1. KELLEY. KAREN A. Pg. 41: 8 Nevada Ave., Sept. 4 P: Waking up at seven o’clock a.m. M: Soph. English Class S: Later . . . much!!!” A: Greek Club 1; Honor Guard 2; Escort 1. KELLEY. MARIANNE C. Pg. 34: 248 Highland Ave., Aug. 2 P: The low spark of high heeled Boys! M: The bunned mobile and the mad ladies S: Right! . . .’’ A: Indoor Track 3; Spring Track 3. KERRIGAN, TIMOTHY Pg. 51 KIDDIE, FRANCIS J. Pg. 49: 29 Fenwick St., Sept. 15 P: Tak- ing notes M: Cindy Lewis N.N.: Frank A: Deca 3. KING, DAVID J. 25 Webster St., Jan. 15 P: I.D. card to go out in smoking area N.N.: Dave. KING. ELAINE E. 25 Webster St., July 18 P: going to school M; Homework S: You dig” N.N.: Ely. KING, SUZANNE P. 25 Web- ster St., Oct. 11 P: W'hen some- one cracks their knuckles M: Boring school N.N.: Sue. KOERBER, STEVEN P. Pg. 36: 30 Chester St., May 11 P: Teach- ers, School lunches, homework M; Smoking in the school yard, bathroom S: “Get off my case”, “Sit down”, “Cork it’VN.N.: Space Shot. KOVACEV, SANDRA L. Pg. 18: 168 Winn St. Burlington, June 26 P: Not being able to go out to lunch without I.D. M: Getting to know some great kids S: Wish it was Friday”. KOYTILA, JOANN T. Pg. 34: 129 Highland Ave., Oct. 16 P: Staying after school, homework M: 7th period English Class and friends S: Hi, how are you , “Happy Birtday’YN.N.: Jo. KTONA, KAREN E. Pg. 22: 180 Boston Ave., March 1 P: Kids blocking the corridors M: All my fantastic and good friends! A: Girls Track 1,2,3. KTONA, STEVEN W. Pg. 37; 180 Boston Ave., Feb. 19 M: Staying out of trouble in H.D.P. S: As is my want I only reach to look in your eyes’VN.N.: Steve. LACOUNT, BRIAN F. Pg. 49: 138 Morrison Ave., May 25 P: Staying after school because of a fire drill M: Going to Jack In The Box during lunch N.N.: Bing A: Track 1,3. LACROIX. MARYANN. Pg. 33: 20 Charnwood Rd.. Feb. 10 P: 3 years of English M: Being married Oct. 30, 1976 S: I can’t wait till school get’s out. LADAS. STEPHANIE C. Pg. 21: 66 Conwell Ave., Oct. 2 P: Studying for tests M: My soph- omore year N.N.: Voula A: Greek Club 1, Yearbook Club 2. LAGAMBINA. SARINA J. M. Pg. 33: 128 Albion St.. June 6 P: Flip out lady of 310 M: Going to trade with the spaceshots S: That stuff don’t flush with me! N.N.: Motor Mouth A: Soph, chorus. Flag Team 1, Trade Stu- dent Council, Cosmotology 3. LAGROSS, DEAN. Pg. 59. LAMPASSI, JAMES J. II Pg. 42: 79 Marshall St.. Dec. 18 P: Wed., Saturday band rehearsals M: Thaksgiving Game “76”, Quincy Parade S: You’ve got to be jok- ing me! N.N.: Jimmy A: Band 1,2,3 Band Pres. 3, Italian Club 1.2.3, Ecology Club 3, Stage band 3. LAURETTI, MARY K. Pg. J7: 23 Thorndike St., Sept. 20 P: Working M: Going out for break- fast S: How convenient N.N.: Mary Munchkin. LA VALLEY. DAWN M. Pg. 21: 107 School St., Apr. 22 P: Peo- ple who aren’t on time M: 6 22 75, 4 22 76, Queen at Strawber- ries S: Live for today, not for tomorrow A: Spanish Club 1,2,3 Spanish Honor Society 1,2,3. LAVIN, STEVE J. Pg. 22: 107 Gilman St., Apr. 26 P: Going to football practice on Mon. M: 4th period health class, Thanks- giving Day S: Fun never stops it’s just at a slow idle. N.N.: Mad Man A: Football 1,2,3, Track 1.2.3, Curriculum Committee 3. LEAHY. MARY Pg. 53. LEARY, CLIFFORD Pg. 22 6 Ivaloo St., Oct. 11 P: Verified programs M: Bucky’s audio; vis ual A: Art Club 1,2,3. LECCESE, CONSTANCE Pg. 38 11 Hanson Ave., Jan. 28 P: Monday mornings, senior home- room M: Lake George, Italian Club. Yearbook S: Don’t ask me I’m only the piano player N.N. Connie A: Italian Club 2,3, Na- tional Honor 2,3, Yearbook 2,3, Travel Club 3, Honor Guard 1. LEE, CYNTHIA Pg. 24 125 Al- bion St., Jan. 10 P: Showing I.D’s at lunch M: Good friends, 10-4- 74. JO’K ski trip??? S: Hang in, Friday is coming N.N. Cindy A: Tri-hi-y 3. LEONARD. DENNIS Pg. 63 32 Windsor Rd., March 7 M: Grad- uation 76 S: I finally made it, Thank God. LEONARD, KEVIN Pg. 60 LETTIERI, DIANE Pg. 48 35 Elm St., Oct. 15 P: Getting up in the morning M: June 2, 1976. LEVY, CAROLINE Pg. 21 83 Newbury St., March 30 P: Get- ting up in the morning M: Child Development with Ms. Allison S: Buzz Off! N.N. Cal. LEWIS, CINDY Pg. 37 262 Willow Ave., Sept. 21 P: T E A C H E R S except Mr. Belin M: Driving my friends crazy, teachers too. S: You’re a space faggot—Hey Gummer—Sure N.N. Cindy A: Cheerleader 2. LEWIS, DAVID Pg. 23 262 Wil- low Ave., Sept. 24 P: School lunches M: Basketball games S: I don’t know! N.N. Loui. LEWON, MICHAEL Pg. 49 51 Exchange Ave., Aug. 14 P: Es- says, TERM papers, MID-years, and FINALS M: Every day is a good memory, well almost N.N. Mike A: Football 1, Basketball 2,3. LISI, ANNA Pg. 37 23 Forster St., July 28 P: Cafeteria, crowded corridors S: Whooo! ssstupid Vt A: Yearbook Rep. LIVINGSTON, JOANN Pg. 20 90 Hudson St., June 28 P: Filling out forms M: Bus rides coming home from work S: Swing it!! All Right!! N.N. Jo. LOMBARD, JAMES Pg. 51 1370 Broadway, July 31 P: Stupid rles M: Tri-hi-y ski trip S: What’s up this weekend baby? N.N. Lumpy A: Football 1,2,3. LOMBARDO, DAVID Pg. 24 25 Dartmouth St., Dec. 28 P: Going to Somerville, High M: Smoking yard activities S: Get a Chevy before one gets you. N.N. Spaceman. LONERGAN, BETH Pg. 57 65 Josephine Ave., Sept. 23 P: Lance, romance, and phonies M; Halloween night “76’’ S: I’m so embarassed A: Hockey Cheer- leader 2 N.N. Cupcake. LOPES, DELFINA Pg. 22 10 Pinckney St., March 11 P: Cafe- teria M: 11th English A: Portu- gese Club 1,3. LOPILATO, JOSEPH Pg. 49 246 School St., July 26 P: Somer- ville High M: They would not print it S: I say hey! Brother N.N. LoPe. LORUSSO, ANTHONY 38 Ib- betson St., Sept. 9 P: Staying after for Fire drills M: Art Class S: Many say it can’t be done, few say I will try. N.N. Tony Lo. LOUGHNANE, DONNA Pg. 37 7 Walter Terrace, Jan 28 P: cold weather M: August 22, 1976. S: Whatever really. LUCAS. FRANK Pg. 22 99 School St., Dec. 12 P: School lunches, late slips M: The soc- cer team and some of the classes S: G.B.L. Champions again, all right N.N. Hey LucasVA: Soc- cer 1,2,3, Portugese Club. LUCAS, KAREN Pg. 54 175 Col- lege Ave., Nov. 9 P: Cliques M: January 1, 1976—Senior year— B.F. S: That's discusting—Say What? N.N. Gookie A: Hockey Cheerleader 2, captain 3. LUCEY, DIANE Pg. 20 79 Mt. Vernon St., Nov. 12 P: Being late for French Class M: Trip to Lake George New, York. S: You only go around once N.N. Di A: Ten- nis, Travel Club, Swimming, Horse back riding. National Honor 2,3. LUCIEN, DAVID Pg. 55 9 Tufts St., May 18 P: False Alarms M: The good times I had in English 2 class N.N. Dave. LYNCH. JAMES Pg. 45 48a Bel- mont St., July 9 P: Waking up mornings M: Best class in the school is woodworking S: You only live once so live. N.N. Jim- my A: Chess Club 1. LYONS, CATHERINE Pg. 44 34r North St., May 21 P: Class participation, homeroom M: Jr. English class. Brian S: Hi there I don’t know what? N.N. Katie. LYONS. KATHLEEN Pg. 46 2 Lawson Terrace, March 27 P: Monday mornings M: August 9, 1976, football games S: Aw Right! N.N. Kathy. MACERO. ROSEMARY A. Pg. 22: 152 Curtis St., Sept. 25 P: Only 24 Hrs. a day thick guys N: Fri. Nites; Health 4th; Steve; My locker; 11-26-76 Game! S: Check it out; can you get into it?” N.N.: Ro A: Student Council 1,2,3; Spanish club 2,3; Spanish Na- tional Honor 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Yearbook Copv Editor 2,3. MAC DONALD, CAROL B. Pg. 22: 97 Franklin St., Dec. 1 P: Homework M: Waiting for the bell to ring to go home. MACRI, JOHN J. Pg. 24: 5 Cur- tis St., Nov. 8 P: Detention for being late. MADARESE, ROSANNA Pg. 21: 105 West Quincy St., Sept. 19 P: No ID, No cigarette M: Talking in a circle in Health S: “My honey! N.N.: Rosie A: Tri- Hi-Y 2,3. MAESTRI, LINDA M. Pg. 35: 25 Bailey St., May 11 P: French and Physiology M: Sophomore year, Friends N.N.: Doug A: Tri- Hi-Y 2,3. MAGLIOZZI, ROBERT J. Pg. 46: 61 Myrtle St., Feb. 28 P: Com- positions in English M: Lab in Chem 1 5th period Jr. Yr. S: “Beware of Dogs’Vn.n.; Mag. MAGNO, JOSEPHINE J. Pg. 62: 49 Putnam St., Dec. 14 P: Getting in trouble from the build- ing master M: Laughs I had at S.H.S. S: “You’ve got to be kid- ding N.N.: Jo. MACRO, GLORIA T. Pg. 19: 114 Woodstock St., April 20 P: People pushing to get on the bus M: Skipping classes but not get- ting caught S: “You are bad’’ N.N.: DumRum MAHAIRAS, ELAINE Pg. 45: 84 Hooker Ave., June 2 P: Com- ing to school on cold days M: My prom A: Hellenic club 1. MAHONEY, DAVID F. 20 Nash- ua St., June 3 P: My Junior Al- gebra class M: January 26,1975 S: “It takes two to tango. MAHONEY, MARYANN Pg. 21: 40 Simpson Ave., May 1 P: Fag- gets driving around in cars M: Hampton Beach 1974 and J.C. S: Good Friends will always be friends N.N.: Motor Mouth A: Sophomore Chorus; Jr. CYO; M. S. Drive. MALTACEA, ANTHONY J. 9 Brook St., May 17 P: School M: Mrs. Bartons room 5th period N. N.: Tony. MANGAN, KEVIN M. Pg. 35: 44 Stone Ave., April 5 P: Bor- ing classes M: Health 2nd per.; Northeast Ftball Rally S: Hu- mans have no power over other humans N.N.: Eyebrows A: Year- book 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Sophomore Executive Board.; Symphonic Choir 2,3; Northeast District 2,3; Drama Club 3; Drama Curriculum Committee; Yearbook Rep; Student Council Rep 1; H.R. Treasurer 3. MARCEAU, JEANNE R. Pg. 46: 121 Central St., July 31 P: Cold weather, late slips, baggers M: August 10, 1973 Friends; JS; Steve S: Hey get out of that rut your in!” N.N.: Jeannie A: HU- man Development 2,3; Coffee Shop 1,2,3. MARCHANY, ELIZABETH C. Pg. 69: 88 Ossipee Road, Oct. 24 P: Getting out of bed to go to school M: Senior English Class 4th Period S: “Let’s party’VN.N.: Liz. MARCHIONNE, LOUISE F. Pg. 46: 1366 Broadway, July 21 P: Fire drills in the snow M: Sum- mer vacation S: “Thats life in the big city’VA: National Honor Society. MARINELLO, LOUIS F. Pg. 20: 27 Porter St.. Sept. 18 P: My soph. Italian class in 152 M: May 8. 1976 S: “Ugly people will always be ulgv; Zig N.N.: Chopper A: S.W.A.M.P. 1,2,3. Capt 3. MARTINHO. MARIA C. Pg. 19: 21 School St., Sept. 1 P: 7 a.m. on a cloudy day M: 6th per- iod Mr. Coyne Health S: I Love you 'Mario’: N.N.: Connie A: Portugese Club; Junior Chorus. MARTINS. DORA M. Pg. 24: 16 Joseph St.. Nov. 7 P: Get- ting up in the morning M: Sen ior year S: I Love you Angelo” N.N.: Boom Boom A: Portugese Club. MASCI, PATRICIA M. Pg. 70: 19 Truil St., Aug. 7 P: People who step on the back of my shoe M: 1st lunch Junior yr; another Leo S: “Give me a break” N.N.: P. Masci A: Track 1,2,3. MASIELLO, JOANNE Pg. 62: 164 Holland St., July 12 P: De- tention; cold weather; 7th per. Jr. yr. M: Bobby; Friends; Psych with ID; Fun times S: “Chew a sock!” N.N.: Marshmellow A: cheerleading 1; Soph. Chorus 1. MATTOS, STEVEN W. Pg. 52: 168 Pearl St., Feb. 28 P: Stay- ing after for being late M: Eng- lish 5th period Mr. Luboff S: “We may never pass this way again N.N.: Doc. MAVROPOULOS, STEVEN N. Pg. 69: 235 Powder House Blvd., Jan. 14 P: Crowded stairways M: All my friends S: “Do it up . MAZZA, CATHERINE F. Pg. 70: 23 Prichard Ave., Jan 26 P: Staying after for being late M: Mr. Coyne’s 6th period class S: Hay; What shaken; Friday to come N.N.: Meatball A: Junior class treasure; Homeroom rep. 2. MAZZELLA. MARK O. Pg. 36: 36 Beacon St., Sept. 18 P: Walk- ing to school on cold days M: Last day of school Junior year S: “He who goes to school is not a fool N.N.: Maz A: Art club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3; Italian club 3. MC BAY, SHIRLEY A. Pg. 21: 16 Ellsworth St., July 28 P: Slow walkers, crowded corridors M: Friends you met S: All friends have good hearts”. MC CABE, JOHN J. Pg. 68: 68 Moreland St., July 16 M: Look- ing at John J. Me Sweeney 254 S: “May there be 2 fires in Rm. 106 N.N.: Number 4 Booby. MC CARTHY, ELIZABETH R. Pg. 21: 69 Highland Rd., June 28 P: Having to wait!” M: DM and ME 76; Crusing around S: “It’s too bad N.N.: Liz A: Na- tional Honor Society. MC CARTHY, JANICE M. Pg. 67: 85 Hudson St., Dec. 19 M: 6th period Soph. year. MC CARTHY, MARY B. Pg. 70: 82 Prichard Ave., Jan. 14 P: Fair-weather friends M: Dining with SWAMP”; 2nd lunch; ’76 S: What are you, in a coma?” N.N.: Pecka A: Track 1,2,3.; Cheering 1,2.; Symphonic Choir 2,3.; Northeast District 3. MC DONALD. MARY E. Pg. 18: 53 Bow St., July 24 P: Peo- ple who don’t match M: Last day of school Junior year S: “Well I never; only last Friday N.N.: Lumpy A: Drama club 1. MC DONALD, PAUL F. Pg. 59: 21 St. James Ave., April 20 M: Miss Drufa's 10th grade class M. A. FA S: Clean up your act” N.N.: Mac. MC EWEN, JAMES M. Pg. 45: 40 Vernon St., Feb. 20 P: Walk- ing up the hill in the morning N. N.: Earl. MC GOLDRICK, ALAN J. Pg. 53: 73 Columbus Ave., May 14 P: 3 years of misery M: Second period, first lunch S: “Who’s coming let us in . MC GOLDRICK, STEPHEN F. Pg. 60: 73 Columbus Ave., July 25 M: Hiding on floor of cof- fee shop S: “Things are never as bad as they seem’VA: Student Council. MC GOVERN, MICHAEL A. Pg. 55: 107 Highland Rd.. Feb. 10 P: Staying in school after fire alarm M: Basketball Practice January 4, 1976 N.N.: Gow A: Basketball 1,2. MC GRATH, MAUREEN F. Pg. 61: 32 Gorham St., Oct. 3 P: Doing homework M: Sitting on an egg in cooking S: “Be good to people vou meet N.N.: Moe. MC INERNY, PATRICIA D. Pg. 21: 8 Grand View Ave., May 23 P: Getting dressed up for school M: Football parties N.N.: Tricia A: Cross-Country, in- door and outdoor, track 1,2,3. Captain 3; Chorus 1. MC KENNA, MARCIA E. Pg. 61: 30 Magnolia St., Nov. 25 P: Monday Momings M: Jr. year S: “Later pal” N.N.: Little Mac A: Tri-Hi-Y 1.2. MC KENNA. MAUREEN A. Pg. 46: 16 Prospect Hill Ave., Dec. 27 P: Getting out of bed to go to school M: Turkey day ’76, the coffee shop S: Thats life in the big city’YN.N.: Moe A: Cross country track. MC MAHON. KATHLEEN A. Pg. 34: 15 Harold St., Nov. 10 P: 4 years of shs lunches M: Russ Lees being late Basketball games S: You’re LATER material! Up your nose N.N.: Katie A: Chorus 2, Sophmore Chorus. MC NAMARA, DEBORAH L. Pg. 70: 79 Bonair St., May 26 P: Lunches 3 period Jr. yr. M: Study 2 period in the caf Jr. yr. S: “Your young, you’ll get over it N.N.: Big Mac A: Volley Ball 2. MC NEIL. CAROL J. Pg. 21: 15 Jackson Rd., Dec. 22 P: Bring- ing a note when you are absent N.N.: Wong A: Tennis Club Jr. MC NEILL, PAULA L. Pg. 65: 54 Grant St., Jan. 9 P: School M: My junior year S: “Be seri- ous’’ N.N.: Mac. MEDEIROS, JUDITH M. Pg. 38: 6 Canal Lane. Sept. 8 M: Working in the Health room N.N.: Nurse Medeiros. MELANSON, PAUL T. Pg. 57: 14 Mondamin Ct., Nov. 12 P: The lunch room M: Mr. Leon- ard’s English class S: Don’t let homework get you down’VN.N.: Sleepy. MELCHIONNO, DONETTA A. Pg. 52: 58 Murdock St., March 17 P: Staying for not having an ID card N.N.: Netta A: DECA 3. MENENDEZ. MARLENE L. Pg. 30: 35 Lowden Ave., April 14 M: Staying on the bus. MENNITTO, JAMES M. Pg. 41: 12 Munroe St., March 14 P: Ford products M: Listening to Mr. Wrobel scream S: “What’s the situation!” N.N.: Memoe MERCER. WENDY E. Pg. 20: 34 Tower St., Sept. 21 P: Too short a time for vacations M: Thanksgiving day game ’76 N.N.: Stretch. MESSINA, LORRAINE A. Pg. 21: 23 Appleton St., Jan. 26 P: Getting term papers done in time M: Science project presentation to Mr. T. S: Can you explain that again please? N.N.: Ques- tion Messina A: field hockey 1,2; Main office aide 1; Spainish hon- or society 1; Scholastic field hock- ey award 2; National Honor So- ciety 2; Girls cross country and spring outdoor track 3. MEUCCI, INES M. 96 Grant St.. May 11 M: Mrs. Chris room 1 S: “Lets get razzed sputened N.N.: Mini. MILONOPOULOS, CHERYL A. Pg. 20: 15 Houghton St., Aug. 27 P: Leaving 4th period and entering 5ht! M: Thanksgiving day game ’76 Coffee shop S: “That’s excellent! What a trip! N.N.: Cherylmeister A: Cross Country Track 3. MIMMO, PASQUALE A. Pg. 68: 15 Warner St., May 24 P: Waking up on Mondays M: Thinking of you S: Live for to- day not tomorrow N.N.: Eddie. MITRANO, JOANNE M. Pg. 21: 32 Munroe St.. Feb. 21 P: Mid- terms and finals; senior English M: The 1976 Thanksgiving day game S: This is it’TN.N.: Chubakins. MITRANO. ROSEANNE M. Pg. 42: 36 Harrison St., July 10 P: Prison sentences—Deten- tion! M: The coffee shop. MOCCIA, DANIEL Pg. 59: 52 Grant St., July 9 N.N.: Gigs. MOITOSO, CLARA Pg. 30: 24 Wesley Park. April 21 P: Get- ting up in the morning M: Sum- mer of ’76 football parties S: “Ya!” A: Student Council 3 MONACO, WILLIAM G. Pg. 22: 25 Paulina St., Sept. 7 P: School M: open campus S: Mr. B.; 2:30; Bull - -” N.N.: Moose A: football 1,2,3.; Track 1,2,3.; Hockey 1. MONAHAN, MARJORIE A. 8 Delaware, June 16 P: Midterms and finals M: The soccor game against Franklin '76 N.N.: Mar- jie A: Outdoor track 1; Indoor track, outdoor track 2; Soccer 3. MONIZ, BARBARA ANN Pg. 45: 77 Marion St., Feb. 2 P: People talking all during class M: Getting lost in the halls and Spanish S: Try, try again . MONTALTO, DEBORAH A. Pg. 18: 69 Electric Ave., Aug. 9 P: Getting up in the mornings M: Phil, Mickey Mouse, Mr. Coyne’s Health, Turkey Day '76 S: It’s Philip Peters not Peter Philips N.N.: Debbie A: Yearbook 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Homeroom rep. 3. MORAN. PAUL J. Pg. 62: 35 Me- morial Rd., Nov. 26 P: The late slips in the morning M: Mr. Macero 3rd period study S: Yeah goodbye’Vn.N.: Buggy A: Football 1 MORGADO, DOLORES Pg. 24: 19 Curtis St., Oct. 13 P: Getting up in the morning M: All my friends A: Portuguese club S: What’s new” N.N.: DeeDee. MORGAN. MARILYN H. Pg. 20: 1081 Broadway. Oct. 17 P: Homework M: Mr. Caliri's room 4th period 75-76 S: “Oh ya sure!” N.N.: Mal A: CYO 1.2. MORRIS, ROSEMARY E. Pg. 21: 20 Highland Rd., March 30 M: Saturday morning practices at Dilboy S: ssssssssssssss” N.N.: Rose A: Color Guard S.H.S. Band 1,2,3; Chess Club 3. MOSCHELLA. ANNETTE Pg. 21: 45 Memorial Rd., Aug. 21 P: The lunch, doors, pictures. lockers M: The kids! S: Hi Hon!” N.N.: Short stuff. MOSCHELLA. CATHERINE A. Pg. 65: 16 Maple Ave., Nov. 19 P: The lunches, doors, pictures, lockers M: Study 2 period in the caf Jr. Yr. S: You got your head screwed on backwards’VN.N.: Cathy MOUSTAKAS, VALERIE I. Pg. 46: 48 Princeton Street, July 10 P: Swinging doors. Freezing rooms M: Jr. Year 2nd period study caf S: You name it I say it!” A: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 Ski-Trip. MULCAHY, DONNA M. Pg. 32: 65 Pearson Ave., July 29 P: Lunch periods were to short M: Homeroom periods S: Hang on to the past, it holds no future’’ A: DECA 2. MURNANE. MARY B. Pg. 48: 28 Jackson Rd., April 24 P: Waking up in the morning M: 1st and 2nd S: You’d love to” N.N.: Mar. MURPHY. DANIEL F. Pg. 40: 90 School St.. Oct. 17 P: Bco- nomics M: Playing poker in class S: “File it’TN.N.: Angldust. MURPHY. DENNIS M. 14 Bon- ner Ave., July 14 P: Homeroom in 209 M: Getting caught by Mr. Murry S: “Here comes Murray down tin- hill N.N. -litter. MURPHY, KATHLEEN A. Pg. 33: 51 Dane St., Oct. 28 P: Ani- mals in the corridors M; ’76 Tur- key Day game S: God only knows’YN.N.: Kathy A: Year- book 3; Italian club 2,3. MURPHY. LINDA C. Pg. 37: 215 College Ave., June 2 P: School lunches Detention M: Feb. 28, 1976, Junior Year S: No you!’’ N.N.: Muffin. MURPHY, PATRICIA Pg 43: 54 Church St.. Nov. 13 P: The poor kids who are only in the first grade M: All the good times I had S: “I’m glad it’s over. MURRAY. DANA F. Pg. 68: 32 Hamilton Rd.. Dec. 14 P: Floor masters, they don’t help much MURRAY. PATRICIA A. Pg. 37: 79 Josephine Ave., March 2 P: Going from the West to East building M: Wally’s class for Chemistry 1 S: Like your face? or get off my case N.N.: Pattie A: Participating in student Gov’t Day 2; Outdoor track 2; Sr. vice- president. MURREE, LINDA J. 31 Nashua St.. Feb. 26 P: Ignorant teach- ers and snobby students M: Eat- ing all the food in the cooking room S: Schools okay but I don’t want to stay N.N.: Lydia A: H.R. Trasurer 2; Attendance collect- ing 3. MURTHA, NOREEN A. Pg. 21: 37 Lowden Ave, July 26 P: Peo- ple who try to what they’re not! M: Parties, friends. Siggens and Caruso S: Now ya doin! I don’t understand’VN.N.: Reene. MUSTO, TINA Pg. 60. NALEN. DAVID G.: 14 Lincoln Ave., Jan. 6 P: 10th grade science fair M: Video communications class S: “You’ll be okay in about a year!: N.N.: Dave. NANNI, MAUREEN F. Pg. 53: 13 Clarendon Ave., April 29 P: My senior year English class M: My junior I atin class S: Be serious, will ya?” N.N.: Baby Huey. NARDONE, BRENDA L. Pg. 19: 29 Jackson Rd., Sept. 5 P: The lunches. Doors, Pictures, Lockers M: Study 2nd period in the caf Jr. Yr., Kids S: “But I WUV You” N.N.: Bennie A: Bas- ketball, Tennis. NAUGHTON. THOMAS. Pg. 67 NAUN, STEVEN M.: Pg. 30 67 Beacon St., Dec. 5 P: Teach- ers over 65 M: Summers of 75 and 76 S: How much you want to bet?’’ N.N.: Wottles. NETTO, JOHN J. Pg. 38: 27 Paulina St., April 24 P: Home work S: “Do it! N.N.: Head. NEWTON. GODFREY G. Pg. 49: 23 Mt. Vernon St., Jan. 9 S: “MY face said it all’VN.N.: Fred- dy A: Track 1 NGUI, JOHN. Pg. 18: 151 Sum- mer St., June 22 P: The wokd colors in the school M: Mr. Nun- ziato’s health class S: “Write it down’VA: Spanish club 1, Soc- cor 2,3. Italian club 3. NICE. MARY R.: 29 Florence St., May 27 p; Staying after school for a fire alarm M: all my great teachers S: I’ll bring it in tomorrow” N.N.: Mighty Mouth. NICHOLAS, DAVID Hr. 27 Avon St., March 3 P: Teachers that give homework M: My third per- iod rock class with Cathy S: This school is so borng . NIEMCZYK, PAUL J.: 305 Ale- wife Brock Pkwy., Aug. 25 P: Taking teachers ORDERS M: Catching a buzz before school S: Spark em up!!! . NOE, DEBRA A.: 12 Jaques St.. Dec. 26 P: Anti-Social people M: going to the coffee shop sixth and seventh N.N.: Deb A: Ten- nis Club 1. NORTON. LILLIAN E. Pg. 35: 16 Langmaid Ave,. July 13 P: Anti-Social people M: June 25, 1975 Me and Jim A: “I don't be- lieve it’TN.N.: Lil. NUNZIATO, STEVE. Pg. 54 O’BRIEN, BRENDA L. Pg. 44: 1370 Broadway., March 1 P: Get- ting up in the morning. OBRIEN. Peter T. Pg. 50: 28 Main St., March 30 M: Somer- ville High High! O’BRIEN. ROBERT. Pg. 24 O’BRIEN. Stacy L. Pg. 50: 25a Memorial Road.. March 4 P: Building Masters office M: Sneaking kisses to Dave in gym Wd. 129 S: Catchya in the fun- nies, Dream on, Luv it” N.N : O’Bie (Skipper). O’BRIEN, WILLIAM G. Pg. 38: 13 Braston Ave., Jan 23 P: Not enough girls available M: All the great laughs with the gang S: “What is this a joke? N.N.: O’B A: Musical Employment 3, Sports Spectatorship and Par - ticipation 3, Girl Scouting (For girls that is). O’BYRNE, DENISE. Pg. 22: 41 Sargent Ave., Sept. 25 M: Jun- ior Chemistry class A: Track 1. O’CONNOR. PATRICIA E. Pg. 69: 71 Wallace St.. Sept. 19 P: Homework M: Sophomore and Junior English S: “Later—Much, I don’t know N.N.: Tricia, Oakie. O’HANLON. WILLIAM Pg. 46. O’LEARY. KEITH M. Pg. 20: 36 Everett Ave., Nov. 10. OLIVEIRA. NATALIA M. Pg. 21: 769 Broadway., Dec. 24 M: My teachers and friends S: I’ll miss school’VA: Portuguese club 12 3. O’NEILL, CHERYL D. Pg. 19: 11a Tennyson., March 16 P: Get- ting up in the Morning for school M: Senior English class N.N.: Sherry. OPPEDISANO, THERESA M. Pg. 42: 23 Highland Rd., March 11 M: Junior gym class N.N.: Tree A: Youth worker. Human Development. O’ROURKE. STEVE L. Pg. 56: 21 Thurston St., Aug. 27 P: Not enough girls avAilable N.N.: L.K. OTTAVIANO. PAUL M. Pg. 23: 121 Lowell St.. Oct. 18 P: Getting up in the morning S: “Who threw those pies?” N.N.: Otto A: Skipping classes. PACHECO. CHARLOTTE G. Pg. 43: 80 Franklin St., Oct. 13 P: People who hurt other people M: 10 3 75. Cosmetology class S: A dreamer lives forever N.N.: Chico. PACINI. MARIE F. Pg. 29: 20 Dane Ave., June 3 P: Fake peo- ple M; Close friends S: “Do you know what I mean?” A: Womens' Group (Rm. 330) 2. National Honor Society 3. Italian club 1, 2,3. Vice-President Italian club 3. club 3. PACZKOWSKI, JOAN F. Pg. 31: 74 Newton St., Sept. 11 P: Being stepped on M: Eating lunch with friends S: Cool your jets N.N.: Joanie A: Somerville Wilderness Program 3. PAGLIARULO. JOHN. Pg. 29. 39 Raymond Ave., June 10 P: Listen to teachers orders when buzzy M: Holding up the walls wasted N.N.: Pag A: Football 1,2. PAGLIERANI, GINA L. Pg. 18: 12 Skehan St., July 3 P: School lunch A: Travel club 3. PALOGARIS. LARRY. Pg. 53: 124 Holland St., Oct. 30 P: $10 for this book. wow M: Math Lab S: Malaka'VN.N.: Nose A- Soccer 3. PAPA, RALPH. Pg. 22: 22 Hen- derson St., Sept. 14 P: U.S. His- tory two years in a row M: Get- ting out at 11:30. PAPALUCA, RICHARD J. Pg. 30: 33 Simpson Ave., Nov. 27 P: English first period senior year M: Last day Jr. year in the sprinklers S: “Like I might!” N.N.: Pappy A: Football 1,2. Track Indoor 1,2. Track Out- door 1,2. Track Captain Indoor, Outdoor 3. Writing Revere- Somerville Case 2,3. PARKER. DEBORAH A. Pg. 23: 104 Conwell Ave., July 22 P: Homework and gym M: Alcohol Education Workshops in class S: “It’s a privlege of the wise to listen N.N.: Debbie A: Drama Club 1, Secretary 2, Camera Club SECRETARY ?. C.A.S.P.A.R. peer leader 3. PARSONS. PATRICIA A. Pg. 68: 26 Tenney Ct., July 1 P: My Ex-boyfriend Biily M: Room 102 with Miss Dutra N.N.: Patty A: Rainbow, Deca. PASQUALE, GEORGE L. Pg. 61: 38 Grant St., Aug. 28 S: Hap- py to get out of school PASQUALE. LOUIS. Pg. 69 PATSIOS, ANGELA B. Pg. 63: 4 Dickson St., May 2 P: Loosing a basketball game M: Miss Phil- lips biology class S: “Come on, will ya” N.N.: Angel A: Basket- ball 1,3. Choirs 2. PATSIOS, JAMES W.: 4 Dickson St., Oct. 7 P: Homework M: Play- ing Soccer at B.U. N.N.: Feets A: Soccer 1,2. PEGG, CATHERINE E. Pg. 61: 19 Sewell St., June 27 P: Wear- ing gym suits. PEIXINHO, ROGER P. Pg. 45: 430 McGrath Hwy., May 13 P: Teachers who give alot of home- work M: Mrs. Costello’s chem- istry class S: Nothing’VN.N.: Roger Dodger A: Sunday school teacher 1. Spanish Honor Soci- ety 1. Spanish Club 3. Intra- mural basketball 3. PENTIKIS, NICKOLAS J. Pg. 18: 35 Packard Avenue., Dec. 13 P: Detention period after school M: My three years up at Somerville High S: Where there’s a will, there’s a wav n.n.; Nick. PERO, JEANNE M. Pg. 58: 105 Prospect St., July 19. PERRONE. GUS V. Pg. 61: 38 Greenville St., Dec. 23 P: Read- ing those English books M: Eat- ing down the caf S: A-M-F” N.N.: Gus A: Soccer 2. PERRY. KAREN M. Pg. 38: 17 Mountain Ave., Jan. 3 P: Rounchy toilet seats M: Lin- coln Park, Falmouth, Partying S: “Ya know what I mean? . PETERS, PHILIP D. Pg. 18: 12 Everett Ave.. Sept. 5 P: Physics labs M: Debbie S: Zeeeeeemo N.N.: Phil A: Basketball 1,2,3. Work 1,2,3. PETERSON. DIANE J. Pg. 29: 15 Everett Ave., Jan. 4 P: Term papers M: Senior English class. PETERSON, LISA J. Pg. 25: 207 Pearl St., Aug. 25 M: My sopho- more English class S: “Me and Mag did this and that. PIETRANTONI, STEPHEN A. Pg. 70: 157 Boston Ave., Sept. 23 P: Mornings, Life doesn’t be- gin until ten M: 20 pounds and no George M!? S: I hope I live to laugh about all this A: Band 1.2.3. Drama club 1,2,3. Sym- phonir Choir 1,2,3. PIGNONE, ROBERT P. Pg. 61: 95 Shore Drive., Jan. 9 P: School M: the way we were A: Hockev 1.2.3. PINTO. THERESA J.: 35 ross- more St., July 24 M: The ugly- ness of substitutes S: Mr. Mur- ry is out of sight forever’VN.N.: Terry. PIRANCINI, DOREEN. Pg. 30 PIRONE, MARIE L. Pg. 42: 24 Preston Rd., May 24 P: The girl’s room M: All my friends and fa- vorite teachers S: “Hey you’se guys’VN.N.: Fugi A: Yearbook 3, Italian club 3. PITTS. CLAIRE M. Pg. 38: 66 Lowden Ave., May 6 P: Not being able to leave if you have study M: Getting busted in the bathroom. PIWINSKI, DEBRA A. Pg. 54: 52 Dickinson St., Feb. 2 P: No smoking in the bathroom S: To- day is no worse than tomorrow! . PODYMAITIS, MICHAEL S.: 11 Giles Pk., Sept. 3 P: Three floors, no elevators, climb M: Thanksgiving Day football game S: This is true! This is also True” N.N.: Mike. PORTANOVA, STEPHEN G.: 65 Evergreen Ave., Nov. 8 P: Short lunch periods N.N.: Simon. PORTER. CATHERINE. Pg. 23 PORTER. KEVIN J. Pg. 31: 1 Cameron Ave.. March 26 M: De- tention with Mr. Murray S: Might not!!!!’’ N.N.: Mole. POWER. JOHN J. Pg. 58: 136 Orchard st., May 23 P: Not enough space allowed in the year- bo M: 1 liter dash; turkey day ’76; Gloucester S: “You’re no fun any- more, Familiarity’VN.N.: John J., JP., Mad John A: Human De- velopment 3, Indoor track 1,2,3. Outdoor track 1,2,3. Cross-coun- try 1,2. Latin club 2,3. Curriculum comm. 2. S.W.A.M.P. 3. POWERS, DONNA. Pg. 39 PRESCOTT. FRANCIA C. Pg. 41: 63 Cameron Ave., Feb. 4 P: Late slips M: J.T. and R.B. PRESHO, MARY C. Pg. 43: 42 Waterhouse St., Sept. 11 M: Studies in the caf A: Spanish Honorary Society 2,3. PRICE. DONNA M. Pg. 52: 11a Austin St., Dec. 29 P: Getting busted for going to the coffee shop M: Lunch 2 with all those excellent people S: “Just like, what is it?” PRICE, JAMES W. Pg. 62: 3 Windsor Rd., May 10 P: Getting caught hooking M: going over the store and getting lunch S: “If it feels good do it” A: J.V. Football. PUCCINO, ANDREW J.: 19 Vinal Ave., May 1 P: Cold Mon- days Music major M: Northeast district and all-state choir N.N.: Andy A: Soph. Chorus 1. Sym- phonic Choir 2,3. S.H.S. Chorus, Cummunity Chorus, Yearbook 3. Northeast District Chorus and all-state Chorus 2,3. Student Council 2,3. School Newspaper 2,3. Somerville Players 2. QUARATIELLO, PAULA. Pg. 29: 90 Holland St., Apr. 26 M: Junior English S: Who’d of thunk of it! N.N. Mary Ellen Walton. A: DECA. QUERUSIO, SALVATORE. Pg. 29: 8 Munroe St.. Oct. 14 P: Smoking; Lunch lines M: Tur- key Day Football Game 1976 S: What! Are you on drugs N.N.: Touche A: Cross Country 1,3: J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Bas- ketball 3. QUINN, DIANE. Pg. 57. RABOIN, NANCY M.. 241 Sum- mer St,, Feb. 2 P: School M: Mr. Murray RAFFERTY. CLAIRE, Pg. 50 RAFFERTY. MONA M . Pg. 49: 6 Chester Ave., July 17 P: School lunches M: T-Shirt Day S: If in doubt, throw it out N.N.: Moe A: Sophomore Chorus; Girls Cho- rus; SHS Chorus; Symphonic Choir. RAPOSO, MARIA T.. 277 Sum- mer St., April 21. RAWSON, WILLIAM J.. 23 Pleasant Ave., July 8 P: School Lunch, Building Masters M: Skipping sixth period a record 40 times S: You’re no fun any more N.N.: S.W.A.M.P. 2,3; Out- door Track 3; Latin Club 3; '76 Latin State Convention 3. RAY, PAULA M., Pg. 28: 61 Hall Ave., Dec 28 P: Kids with no school spirit M: Cheering camp; Sr. yr. parties, ski trip S: DEF!; Thank-you; File it A: Cheerleading 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Student Council 3. REGO, LUCILLE M., Pg 29: 54 Concord Ave., Oct. 19 P: Study rooms M: Math office S: You’re Kidding . . . N.N.: Lue. REGOLINO, CARL D., Pg. 53: 24 Illinois Ave., Nov. 26 P: Floor Masters N: Burlington Mall S: Never trust teachers wearing smiles A: DECA 3. REID, HELEN. Pg. 51 REIDY, JOHN D.. Pg. 57: 158 West Adams St., Dec. 26 P: Get- ting up for school M: O’Dea’s car; Rides with Rie; The Oz S: Hayes! A: Hockey 1.2,3; Base- ball 1.2,3. REIS, ARMINDO. Pg. 41. REIS, JOHN M . Pg. 45: 37 Clare- mon St., Feb. 8 P: Que pasa Ms. Cuddleback? M: Ms. Cudde- back’s Spanish class S: I was never late, the bell was early. A: Soccer 1,2,3. REPUCCI, JEAN A.. 42 Electric Ave., Aug. 6 P: Can’t smoke in the girls room M: The good times in the Coffee Shop. S: Pop, Pop; Fizz, Fizz N.N.: Mousie A: Mini Classes 2. RESMINI, CHRIS. Pg. 39: 97 Woods Ave., Dec. 25 P: French and Physiology teachers M: Jun- ior year, Sophomore English class S: “You’re asking me?” N.N.: Christa A: Symphonic Choir 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Drama Club 1. REYNOLDS. EILEEN F.. Pg. 38: 33 Gorham St., Dec. 22 P: Homework over holidays M: The great fun before Christmas. REYNOLDS. ELEANOR M.. Pg. 38: 33 Gorham St., Aug. 18 P: When things get fouled up at school M: Kids before Christmas holiday S: “Can’t print it in the yearbook!. RICHARD, SANDRA M.. Pg. 31: 176 Albion St., Aug. 31 P: Building Master calling my house M: Mr. Caliris Clerical class S: School is boring N.N.: Sandy. RICHARDSON, PATRICIA A.. Pg. 49: 35 Marshall St., May 18 P: Chewing gum like a cow M: 9 15 76: Ahgatsh: Ahgatndc: Ahthmhtwt! S: Take, in good respects, what you can get N.N.: Richie A: Basketball (J.V. Cap- tain) 1,2,3. RIELLY, STEPHEN M., Pg. 37: 20 Curtis St., July 2 A: Outdoor Track 2,3; Indoor Track 3; Ches3 Club 3 RIGOPOULOS, JOHN. Pg. 33 RILEY, THOMAS J.. Pg. 38: 25 Wigglesworth St., Sept. 6 P: Morning practices and Building Masters M: Weekends and Par- ties S: Get Some N.N.: Hayze A: Hockey 1,2,3. RIZZO. LORETTA Pg. 31 25 Grant St., April 9 P: Track prac- tice: rain or shine. M: Friends, teachers, and good times S: Dy- namite A: Italian Club 1,2,3 H.R. Rep. 1,2,3 Travel Club 3 Track 3. ROBBINS, DONNA Pg. 44 130 College Ave., Sept. 17 P: Waiting for vacations to come. ROBERTS. ANN Pg. 33 7 Bow- ens Ave., June 21. ROBERTS, JAMES 23 Mt. Ver- non St., May 26 M: It was nice knowing you S: Give a man a chance will you. N.N. Carribean Flash A: Soccer 1,2,3. ROCHA, JOHN Pg. 54 106 West Quincy St., April 1 P: Somer- ville High M: Girls N.N. Roach A: Football 1,2. ROCHE, CHARLENE Pg. 56 52 Brastow Ave., March 20 P: Snowy fire drills M: Sunday af- ternoon rides—memorial day S: Hey! Guess what? N.N. Roach bug. RODERICK, JOHN 30 Tower St., Aug. 6 P: If there is one thing I hate it’s ??????? S: Give me a break, I’m new around here. N.N. Choo CHoo Charlie A: Sopho- more Executive Board, Camera Club Vice President 2, School newspaper 2. RODERICK, JOHN Pg. 56 11 Melvin Rd., June 28 P: I don’t understand this school at all M: I still will remember this school S: It will never be the same. RODRIGUES. EVA Pg. 37 156 Sycamore St., May 18 P: Late slips M: My sly smile in Chem. 2 S: Excellent N.N. Eves. RODRIGUES. MANUEL Pg. 38 55 Prescott St., June 14 P: Mo- paro and Chevys. ROGAN, JOHN Pg. 50 9 Ten- nyson St., Feb. 13 P: The wizzard of Ozz M: Thanksgiving Day vic- tory 15-14 S: Could you wait a minute N.N. Skull A: Football 1.2.3 Baseball 1,2,3 Basketball 1.2.3. ROGERS. KAREN Pg. 65 77 Lex- ington Ave., Oct. 15 P: The lunch room M: Beach Boys Concert A: Student Council 1.2 secratary 3, Latin Club 1,2, secratary 3, Year- book 2,3, Homeroom Rep 1,2, National Honor 2,3. ROQUE. PAUL Pg. 50 21 Perry St.. May 13. ROSA. VITAL 26 Vinal Ave.. March 5 P: What’s the merda for you guys? M: Mr. principal remember when I saw you N.N. Wolf Man Jacket A: Soccer 1,2 Portugese Club 1 vice president 2.3. ROSE. THOMAS Pg. 41 75 Wal- lace St., May 16 P: Homer M: Bus stop N.N. Rosie. ROSS, JEANNE Pg. 45 12 Elec trie Ave., Feb. 22 P: Bugs M: Hiding in the funeral home S: Everything in everything N.N. Jeannie ROSS, JENNIFER Pg. 33 12 Electric Ave., Dec. 13 P: Kids pulling the fire alarm M: Munch- ing out in consumer ed and Eng- lish N.N. Jenn. A: SHS Chorus 2.3 Girls 3. ROSS. NANCY Pg. 30 29 Aber- deed Rd.. March 13 P: COLD: RAINY: MORNINGS M: March 7th and room 331 S: That’s what it is N.N. Nanc A: Flag girl Som- erville High School Band 1. ROSSETTI, KAREN A.. Pg. 63: 44 Sydney St., June 6 P: School itself M: 6th and 7th periods Sophomore year S: Donkey! N.N.: K or Kar. ROY. LAURE L . Pg. 49: 441 Somerville Ave., Sept. 4 P: Closed minded people M: PSCC Phys- ics with Pat and Terry S: Still crazy after all these years N.N.: zero, spacely, spaceshot A: Drama Club 1; Chess Club 3. RUBINSTEIN. ANITA. Pg. 31: 10 Landers St., March 28 1 : Peo- ple who talk and don’t listen M: Rooms 29. 309, 301, 114; Lake George S: Only God creates N.N.: Ruby A: Italian Club 2; Literary Magazine 2. RUSSO. DONNA. Pg. 65. RUSSO. JOSEPH A. Pg. 53. 22 Fairfax St.. June 23 M: New York Trip S: What’s up? A: Hockey 1,2; Football 2. RYAN. ARLENE D., Pg. 58: 65 Dane St.. July 17 P: Sneaking out to the Coffee Shop M: Mr. Nunziato’s kiss of luck S: Give me a break, will ya? N.N.: Lady- dav A: Basketball 2. RYAN. KATHLEEN A.. Pg. 38: 138 Perkins St., Dec 26 P: Class dues M: June 14 S: Who me? N.N.: Kathy. SAIJA, ANNA M. Pg. 28; 47 Pres- cott St., Feb. 2 P: Mon. mornings M: summer of ’76, football par- ties S: File it N.N. Anesthesia. SALVATO. DEBORAH A. Pg. 45; 22 Crescent St.. Sept. 8 P; Staying after for fire alarms N.N. Debbie. SALVO, CHARLENE F. Pg. 47; 74 Alpine St., Apr. 4 P: My soph, book keeping class M: 9 10 76, TB S: Live and let live A; Cheer- leader I; Track 3. SAMPSON. VICKIE L. Pg. 35; LL Melville Rd., Sept. 5 P Gym 4 times a week M: All the peo- ple I’ve meet and Rm. 141 S: Definitely so. What cha’ doin’ N.N. Vic. SANTOS, CATHERINE. Pg. 53; 15 ashland St., June 24. SARNO, EDWARD R. Pg. 66; 39 Greenville St., Aug. 14 M; The Caf. SL: Don’t Bust ’em N.N. Eddie SARTELL. DEBORAH A. Pg. 65; 11 Linden St., Apr. 28 P: Senior English M: Mr. DeMarco for handcuff in Jr. yr. S: Bulle- tin N.N. Booga A: DECA 3. SARTELL, THERESA M. Pg. 41; 37 Florence St., June 7 P: French class M: Miss Wright's Eng. class S: Why does it have to be me N.N. Laverne A: Child Dev. 2,3; Crafts 2. SAUSA, LEONARDA. Pgl. 33; 1 Ellsworht St., Oct. 6 P: Being H.R. rep. for 306. M: soph. yr. and the rotten kids I know S: Be kind to people and they will be kind to you N.N. Dena. SCALES. IRENE L. Pg 69; 14 Magnus Ave., Sept. 26 P: Back- stabbers, RM. 351 M: Mr. Hines’s Jr. Eng. Class S: I got 2 words for you N.N. Rene; SCHOEN, CYNTHIA A. Pg. 66; 17 GrandView Ave., Aug. 8 P: Coming to school sick M: ups and downs of 76 S: Tell me About It N.N. Cindy. SCRIMA. JOANNE F. Pg. 54; 109 Rogers Ave., Feb. 26 P: Typ- ing in my Jr. yr. M: July 4. 1975 K.D. S: Give me a break will ya honey N.N. Jodi. SCRIMA. MARIA Pg. 32; 36 Os- sipee Rd., May 28 P: Staying af- ter with Mr. R. M: Getting my first Roses N.N. stinky. SCRIMA. PATRICIA A. Pg. 34; 75 Josephine Ave., July 1 P: per. 6 booikeping classr. yr. N; 10 3 72 S.L. S; Do it your way I’ll do it mine N.N. Patty Ann. SCURINI, SUSAN M. Pg. 43; 83 Washington St.. Jan. 17 P: nickname Shirley M: sports, music, art S: I always try and alwasy fail N.N. Squeaky. SEARS. GEARLD D. Pg. 50;40B Memorial Rd. July 14 M: Soph yr. in football S: Ie’s absent N.N. Jerry A: Football 1.2. SERIO, SAL D. Pg. 35; 42 Ten Hills Rd., Mar. 23. SERPA, DINART C. Pg. 61; 15 Oak St., Feb. 15 P: Mr. Sus- pension Happy East M: Smoking area S: Let it all hang out. SERRECCHIA, JOANNE N. Pg. 40; 52 Gov. Winthrop Rd., Aug. 20 P: Always getting picked to do things M: My best memory was on Apr. 8 1973. SHAHEEN, DONNA M. Pg. 34; 14 Delaware St., Dec. 24 M: Jr. English with Mr. Hines S: Take a flying leap N.N. Dusty. SHAIKH. MAHBOOBA Pg. 32. SHAMSHAK, NICHOLAS A. 6 Windsor Rd., Feb 19 M: April 12, 1975 M.T. S: Seeya after class N.N. Shak A: Football 1,2,3. SHARPE, JOSEPH G. PG. 29; 122 Josephine Ave., Sept. 27 P: Getting up before noon time S: Ma don’t wake me up tomorrow N.N. Sharpey. SHEEHAN. JERI-ANN Pg. 58 24 Cottage Ave., Apr. 20 P: All the smoke in the girls room. M: working in human development. N.N.: Jeri. A: Girls Cross Coun- try 3, Girls Spring Track 3 youth worker SHEEHAN. TIMOTHY G. Pg. 62 45 Boston St., Jan 7 P: Get- ting to homeroom on time. M: Watching X rated movies in Health Ed. S: It’s humungus.” N.N.: Mott. A: Bowling league 2, Boys Cross Country 1. SHEPPARD, DEBRA M. Pg. 27 188 Willow Ave. Mar 31 P: Phoney people M: Times with Frankie Sears’VS: “Hey, I like that kind of stuff.” N.N.: Deb. SHORTER. KATHLEEN J. Pg. 41 34 Ware St., Nov. 10 P: Get- ting up in the moming. M: All my friends S I should of stayed home, really!’’ A: Tri-Hi-Y 2.3 SICILIANO, CHARLES P. Pg. 44 14 Centre st., Oct. 16 P: Teach- ers that like to bust em. M: The morning fireworks N.N.: Buster. A: Cross Country 1,3 Indoor Xfflck 3 SILVA, JENNIE Pg. 57 SILVA, JOSE L. 53 Albion St., Dec. 4. N.N.: Jose A: Soccer. SILVA, LUZIA F. Pg. 40 23 Gran- ite St.. Dec. 13 P: Staying after school M: Homework and tests S: “I cannot wait to get out.” N.N.: Lucy. SILVA, NANCY J. Pg. 26 113 Moreland St., Feb. 4 P: Senior English M: Junior English with Mr. HInes. N.N.: Gidget, Little Bit A: DECA 3 SILVEIRA, FRANCISCO Pg. 40 1 Prescott St., Apr. 28 N.N.; Frank. SILVESTRI, SYLVIA A. Pg. 67 14 Mt. Pleasant St., Mar. 22 P: Getting trampled in the halls. M: Mr. Luboffs 5th pd. English Jr. yr. S: “Right!’’ N.N.: Short Stuff. SIMIONE, RICHARD Pg. 30 11 Pard Ave., Jan. 12 P: I hate my teachers. M: All my friends A: Hockey Team. SIMOES, NUNO O. Pg. 25 17 Calvin. Nov. 15 A: Soccer 1,2,3. SLASON, MICHELE A. Pg. 29 19 Grandview, Apr 15 P: Snotty psople M: 2nd period study in caf. with D.D. and Kenny. S: What a jerk.” N.N.: Michele. SMALL. LAWRENCE J. Pg. 41 57 School St., Feb 9 P: Getting to homeroom on time. N.N.: Lar- ry A: S.H.S. Band 1,2. SMITH, CYNTHIA M. Pg. 53 93 Josephine Ave., Nov. 8 P: School year of ’75 M; Summer of 75 and 76 T. S: “Don’t ever say that! N.N.: Cindy. SMITH. MARYBETH Pg. 57 1366 Broadway, Oct. 17 P: Wak- ing up in the morning. M: Just the good times, not the bad. N.N.: Beth. A; Girls Track 1,2,3. SMITH. PATRICK W. Pg. 33 Broadway, P: Coming in school early M: I will never forget the 3 years up here. S: “I had good times and bad times (earing to face life. SOARES. ANTOINETTE C. Pg. 58 6 Oxford St., Apr. 6 P: Staying after school to makeup work. M: When teachers yelled at me. S: “I just con’t wait wntil I leave.’YN.N.: Tina A: Portu- guese Club SOBOLL, PATRICIA Pg. 68 SOUSA, ANTHONY A. Pg. 49 20 Waterhouse St. Dec. 18 P: Teachers who give you dirty looks. M: Eating while singing in 3rd period. S; “Always look for a sil- ver lining.” N.N.: Tink A: Stu- dent Council 1,2, Theater Arts Program 2,3, Latin Club 1,2, Som. Players. SOUSA, JOSE J. Pg. 63 343 Bea- con St., Oct. 24 N.N.: Good luck. SPERLINGA, LISA M. Pg. 58 104 Vernon St., Oct. 7 P: Get- ting up in the morning for school. M: 11th grade cooking class. N.N.: I never had one. SPINALE, DIANNE. Pg. 63: 14 Westminster St., Sept. 11 P: get- ting up in the morning for school M: Shorthand class of Sr. year. SPINALE, JOHN. Pg. 50: 16 Kingston St., Dec. 13 P: Phony fire alarms M: Munching out in cooking class S: “The Mule” N.N.: Spinny A: Class Cutting 1,2,3. SPINALI. JOSEPH. Pg. 26: 33 Lowden Ave., Mar. 27 P: Science Fair projects M: Walking down School St. in snow S: “I heard I might.” N.N.: Spinny A: Track Team. STACE, KAREN. Pg. 25: 23 Adrian St., Feb. 24 P: Pushy peo- ple M: Good friends S: “Really N.N.: Shemp, Stacey. STAFFORD, EDWARD. 22 White St., Place, Mar. 4 P: filling out forms in homeroom M: Third lunch second year. STANFORD. CLAIRE. Pg. 53: 37 Warner St., Apr. 23 P: Room 310, Phony people, mornings M: June 4, 1976, cosmetology, friends. S: “Right!”; “Get out!”: “Later! N.N.: Rosey cheeks A TRi-Hi-y 2,3; Chorus. STANFORD. MARK. Pg. 52; 77 Scyamore St., Apr. 20 P: Eng- lish book reports M: Trying to con Mr. Murray S: I can’t stay after tonight.: N.N.: Stan. STANION, CHARLES. Pg. 56: 17 Glen St. P: School lunches M: All the babes N.N.: Charley C. STANZYK, ANN. Pg. 46: 79 Mt. Vernon St., Jan 15 p: Traffic jams in the corridors A: Travel Club 3, Treasury 3. STEARNS, LAURIE. Pg. 34: 37A Summer St. May 11 P: get- ting out of bed in morning M: 3-25-76, Sr. year, cadet’s ball A: Yearbook. N.N.: Half Pint. STILES, MICHAEL. Pg. 54, 7 Virginis St. Jan 25 P: Hard up teachers M: walking out n May S: “I met a few teachers I likes. STOELZEL, DEBORAH A. Pg. 37; 170 Walnut St.. Apr. 3 P: homework and sitting in boring classes M: Mr. Coyne and Mrs. Coury’s classes were best S: Re- member the good time at S.H.S. SULLIVAN. DOROTHY Pg. 50. SULLIVAN, JANET C. Pg. 61; 4 Canal St., Mar. 20 P: Having to get to classes on time M: Mr. nunziato’s 5th Per. Health S: Ya right N.N. Sully. SULLIVAN, JOHN J. 40 Lincoln Pkwy, Nov. 2 P: lunches N.N. Sully. SULLIVAN. SHAWN L. Pg. 63; 22 Barton St., Nov. 16 P: The delcious lunches in the Caf. M: Second Peroid. SURDO, VINCENZA Pg. 27; 160 Walnut St., Dec. 22 P: Stay- ing after school M: Homework and tests S: Enjoy meeting new kids and teachers n.n. Enza. SUTHERLAND, DIANA M. Pg. 25; 137 Summer St., Sept. 24 P: Being late and Staying after M: Following around a special person S: But on the other hand N.N. Skinny A: Symphonie Choir. Girls Choruses, S.H.S. and Soph- omore; Hockev Cheerleader. SWINDELL. GEORGEANNA 67 Elmwood Rd., Feb. 11 P: The lockers are much too small M: Robin Webb falling in the mud S: Ain’t nothin’ But a Warner Brothers N.N. Peaches. TAGLILATELA, JOHN J. Pg. 26: 87 Hudson St., July 10 P: Two faced chumps M: All the kids I’ve met at SHS S: What’s up brother? N.M. Tanka A: Hon- or Guard 2. TAIT. AUDREY. Pg. 63: 227 Pearl ST., Aug. 5 P: no redlights in corridors for jams M: Child Development Class S: Starting when! N.N.: Bobbie. TAIT. CLAIRE A.. Pg. 45: 227 Pearl St., Aug. 23 P: going through the corridors M: Mak- ing a lot of friends at SHS S: No clue! TAMBAKIS, HELEN D.. Pg. 65: 807 Somerville Ave., Aug. 3 P: The lunches M: all three vears at SHS A: Greek Club. TANSINO, KRISTINE., Pg. 62: 50 Temple St., Nov. 6 P: Hav- ing to get to homeroom on time M: Smoking in the Girl's Room N.N.: Zino. TEIXEIRA, JOHN M.. Pg. 38: 29 Knapp St.. Aug. 21 N.N.: Tex A: Band 1,2,3. THOMAS. RICHARD J.. Pg. 54: 51 Marion St., Oct. 14 m: Needless calls to the Bldg. Mas- ter A: Art Club 1,2,3. THOMPSON, LISA D.. Pg. 70: 82 Wallace St., Sept. 1 P: Pushy teachers Tests Gym suits Es- says M: Smoking rings Fridays Theatre C.A.S.P.A.R. S: If at first you don’t suceed try again A: Drama Club 1,2,3; Homeroom Treasurer 1,2,3; High Spot 1.2; Student Council 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Curriculum Ensemble 3; Act- ing Ensemble 2,3; National Thes- bian Society 1,2,3; Sophmore Executive Board 1; C.A.S.P.A.R. 2,3. TOMEO, GAYLE H.. Pg. 66: 46 Browning Rd., July 4 P: go- ing through the corridors M: making a lot of friends at SHS S: Sure!! Whatever you say!! TONER. ROBERTA A.. Pg 56: 28A Sterling St., Dec. 11 P: School lunches M: Sophomore year S: Pretty good! Not too bad! N.N.: Berta A: Track. TOOMEY. KAREN M.. Pg. 37: 10 Columbus Ave., Sept. 25 P: School—after a decent weekend M: Summer 76 Football Parties Weekends! S: Def! 123 Thank-you LATER, much N.N.: 2TT A: Honor Guard 1; Cheerleader 2; Cheerleader Co-Capt. 3; Stu- dent Council 3. TOPPI, DONNA L.. Pg. 59: 33 Bay State Ave., March 4 P: School Lunches M: Summer '76 N.N.: Dee. TORPEY, ANNE M., Pg. 42: 33 Minnesota Ave., Sept. 26 P: Cafe- teria food M: Summer of '76, Par- ties S: I’m right, you’re wrong, I win. To Richi TORRES, LINDA M.. Pg. 65: 19 Dow St., June 6 P: People who lead you on!! Pinball M.: Jr. year, Summer of 76, Ski trip 76 S: Really? You don’t say! N.N.: Lin A: Tri-Hi-Y 2; Tri-Hi-Y Pres- ident 3. TOTTY, KENNETH J., Pg. 58: 93 Pennsylvania Ave., Sept. 9 P: “We need a pool!’’ M: Somer- ville High Track team 76-77 A: Track Team. TOUSSAINT, JOCELYNE, Pg. 35 TRANT, VIRGINIA M.. Pg. 66: 6 Highland Ave., Dec. 3 P: Gym M: Basketball games and late slips N.N.: Gini A: Work Study 2,3. TRAVERS. DONNA M., Pg. 25: 26 Clarendon Ave., Jan. 8 P: Show-offs and Big Mouths M: 11-15-74 J.R. S: Take it as it comes! N.N.: Baby Face A: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Cheerleading 2; D.E.C.A. 3. TRENCHARD, CHARLOTTE M. , Pg, 28: 393 Cambridge St., Jan. 19 P: Math, Homework. Term Papers M: When the hoys wore tights for a play S: Never say can’t! Be your own person. N. N.: Chael A: Junior Achieve- ment 1; Bowling League 2; Drama Club Newspaper, Editor 3; Drama Club 3. TRENGA, ANNETTE J.. Pg. 29: 983 Brodway, Oct. 8 P: Doing homework and electronic music M: Good friends and Summer of ’76 S: “I’m having a test next period.’’ A: Travel Club 3. TRINGALE, RAYMOND J., Pg. 44: 111 Moreland, Feb. 2 P: Winter fire drills M: I tried but I couldn't do it! S: How do I find my way out of here? A: Art Club; Softball; Basketball. TROVATO. MELODY D„ Pg 56: 40 Cedar St., March 10 P: No smoking in the bathrooms M: Meeting a lot of people and teach- ers S: Give me a break! N.N.: Mel. TWOHIG, KENNETH H„ 40 Memorial Rd., May 27 M: Meet- ing my girlfriend N.N.: Two A: Basketball 1,2,3. VALLERY, EDWARD. Pg. 56: 17 Belknap St., Sept. 3 P: Los- ing 8 football games as a junior M: Winning 4 football games as a Sr. S: “I don’t know what to say.” N.N.: Steady Eddie A: Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3. VANDO, JUDITH. Pg. 69: 25 Everett St., Dec. 14 M: Mr. Cali- ri’s first period class S: “School is a hassle! N.N.: Jude. VARALLO. DONNA. 24 Elling- ton Rd., Jan. 27. VAUDO. JOSEPH. Pg. 32: 144 Summer St., Oct. 23 P: Chemis- try M: The '76 fire N.N.: Joe A: Hockey 1,2. VAUDO. PATRICIA. Pg. 54: 123 Walnut St., July 17 P: Lunch room M: All the good times with Mr. P., Mr. G. and Mr. W. S: There’s a jungle out there!” N.N.: Viscious Vaudo. VAUDO. ROSEMARIE. Pg. 26: 212 Somerville Ave., Jan. 31 P: pollution M: Biology Class S: “What ever will be will be! N.N.: Rose. VEGLIA, KAREN. Pg. 27: 29 Aldrich St., Feb. 26 P: School M: All the good times sophomore year S: “School was boring at times!” N.N.: Kara. VELOZA, JAMES. 377 Highland Ave., Oct. 1 A: Soccer 1; Chess Club 3. VERITY. ROBIN. Pg. 25: 106 Fremont St., Sept. 6 P: Cafe- teria M: All the good times up Mr. P.’s office S: “All good things must come to an end’VN.N.: Rob. VETRANO, KAREN Pg. 34 125 Hudson St., Oct. 23 P: People who always think they’re right M: Summer of 76; 76 Thanksgiving Day Game S: What a sin, Not really N.N. Dimples A: Tri-hi-y 2,3. VINDICE, MARY Pg. 50 43 Bos- ton St., Oct. 13 P: Lunches, rules, detention M: Coffee shop, party- ing, skipping out S: You know it? Ya right. VIOLA. PATRICIA Pg. 27 10 Bonner Ave., Sept. 30 P: Cutting, cabbies, monday mornings M: The reds won, A sign of hoped— 9-12-76 S: Stuff it in your ear!! gag a maaaggot N.N. Jelly bean Jr. A: Student Council 2. VOTO. ROBERT Pg. 26. WALLACE, CATHERINE Pg. 33 15 George St., June 6 P: Hav- ing teachers think they know ev- erything M: Going to the games at SHS S: For a knickel or a dime N.N. Kit Kat. WALLACE. TERESA Pg. 25 15 George St., Sept. 9 P; Meat- loaf, cold weather M: March 26, 1976, Cosmetology S: You know! N.N. Munchkin. WALSH. DAVID Pg. 33 61 Craig- ie St., Aug. 9 P: No heat in aio S: Whaaaaaaat is it? N.N. Dusty A: Football 3, Hockey 3. WALSH, MARGARET Pg. 25 4 Cottage Circle, Sept. 28 P: M, K,D,T, and J M; Summer of 1975 S: Hi hon! AIlright N.N. Margie A: Color Guard 1,2. WALSH, MICHELE Pg. 60 28 Dartmouth St., Oct. 19 P: My car M: Summer of 1976 S: DY- NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO N.N. Shell. WALSH, PETER Pg 58 60 Cen- tral St., May 10 P: Driving to schol in the morning M: Small engines and woodworking. WARD. MICHAEL Pg. 35 158 Holland St., July 26 P: Demar- whop and cute lunches M: Bowie in 315, and Joe Nazi, mouse S: Hey man ah can ya leave me alone N.N. Ziggy Stardust. WARNER, MARY 101 Glenwood Rd., Feb. 8 P: People who chew with their mouth open M: English class grade eleven S: To live is the rarest thing, most people exist N.N. Bambi. WEAVER. SUSAN Pg. 63 272 Beacon St., April 14 P: I.D’s, late slips and gym M: Skipping out, coffee shop S: I can’t wait to get out of here. WEBB, ROBIN Pg. 70 55 Cam- eron Ave., Sept. 23 P: Cold home- room in 315 M: The great class of 77 S: A soft answer turneth away wrath N.N. Rockin robin A: Office aid 1,2,3 Track 1 Hon- orguard 2, Volleyball 3 Yearbook Committee 3. WEDGE, DOROTHY Pg. 38 22 Newbury St., July 30 P: Wrinkled clothe8 M: playing football with the girls S: Don’t bother me and I’m 8erious N.N. Brutus. WELCH. MARY 5 River Rd., Jan. 30 P: Homework, tests, de- tention M: The football team N.N. Marie. WESTGATE, JUDYTH Pg. 48 9 Cameron Ave., June 1 P: Peo- ple who think they know every- thing N.N. Sugar Bear M: Go- ing over the coffee shop S: YOu can if you think you can. A: Soft- ball 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 Field Hockey 2. WEYMOUTH, ROBERT Pg. 55 109 Walnut St., Dec. 23. WHITAKER, DAVID Pg. 50 28 Derby St., March 16 M: The win- dow next to 129 with stacy S; WORK—I hate it. WHITE, JOHN Pg. 40. WHITNEY, DALE Pg. 31 580 Mystic Ave., Feb. 1 P: Walking from basement floor to the third floor M: Fun times with teach- ers and friends S: We’ll be here ’til Christmas. WILLIAMS, DAVID Pg. 60 10 Richdale Ave., Feb. 28. WILLIAMS. MICHAEL Pg. 69 10 Lee St., Jan. 22 P: George at the library M: Thanksgiving Day victory over Arlington S: Come to our mess N.N. Willies A; Football 1,2,3 Track 1,3. WILLIS. CATHY Pg. 37 30 Put- nam St., June 29 P: Staying af- ter for bomb scares and having to take gym M: Jr. English and summers working with people in the main office S: Dynamite! Stumpy’VA: Office help 1,2,3. WINIK, LISA Pg. 55 42 Brown- ing Rd., Dec. 30 P: Floormas- ters and school rules M: All the good times with friends of 77 S: Come on will ya? A: Ecology club I Human Development 2, Staff member 3. WINN, TIMOTHY Pg. 61 10 Tennyson St., July 6 P: Getting kept back my first year M: Vicki, Nancy, Joyce and the headaches S: That’s for shi? Man lets get a six N.N. Winna. WISE. LORNA Pg. 29 47 Frank- lin St.. Sept. 3 P: Slow walkers in the hall M: 2:30 bell Physiology Class S: Precious people are few. WISEMAN. ELLEN Pg. 61. WOODMAN. STEPHEN Pg. 26 51 Preston Rd., Feb. 5 M: SHS victory over Arlington on Turkey Day S: What’s the answer to number five! N.N. Woody A: Coach and member of Somerville Little League. WOODSON. CELESTE Pg. 34 8 Malvern Ave., Oct. 24 P: Tests on Monday M: Good times and good friends S: Put your hands together N.N. Celly. WOODSON, SHARON Pg. 41 8 Malvern Ave., Oct. 18 P: The cold home room in 315 M: The great friends I graduated with S: What it is passion is power.” N.N. Sugar A: Offive worker 1.2.3. YERXA, CHRISTINE Pg. 49: 71 Chandler St., July 27 P: Get- ting the last work M: Sept. 18, Yum Yum Tree, my friends S: What a skoteh! A: Tri-Hi-Y, 2,3. YIP, DONNA Y. Pg. 46: 224 Sum- mer St., Feb. 18 P: Fire alarms M: Summer of '76 S: You’ve got to be kidding!! A: Yearbook 2,3; National Honor 2,3; Math Club 1,2,3; Italian Club 3. ZANETTE, ANTHONY F.. Pg. 25: 10 Bigelow St., Mar. 28 M: Turkey Day—Somerville over Arlington S: Move over so I can see your paper N.N.: Zuc A: Track 1.3. ZANTI, HELENE M.. Pg. 26: II Simpson Ave., Aug. 12 P: Squeaky Doors M: How crazy sha was; esp on Fridays S: Where there is a will there is a way. ZUBRZYCKI, JANIS. Pg. 55. ZULLO, LINDA D. Pg. 48: 106a Highland Ave., Sept. 28 P: Try- ing to catch the 11:28 bus at 11:30 M: DE got me out of school for Dec. of 76 S: I’ll worry about to- morrow when it comes N.N.: LYnne A: DECA 3; Girls Track 1,2; Homeroom Treasurer 1,2,3; Drama 1,2 Treasurer; Honor Guard 1; Chorus. 159 160 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1977 S. 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SOMERVILLE SAVINGS BANK UNION SQUARE BALL SQUARE SOMERVILLE, MASS. 23 UNION SQUARE 623-9086 THE CLOTHES LINE FEATURING— TOP NAME JUNIOR APPAREL AT FACTORY LOW PRICES 165 SUPPORTERS Anonymous Best wishes from the class of ’78 “Best wishes” from Senior Class Officers— Steve Dell’Anno Patricia Murray Angela Coli Karen Grassia Carol’s Cutting Co.— 1160 Broadway, Som. 1700 Mass. Ave., Camb. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Coyne Anthony V. Fedele Furbush and Shute Pharmacy—1153 Broadway, Som. “Good Luck” Deb and Liza—a friend Mr. and Mrs. John Patrick Joyce Dr. Urban J.D. Leavitt, Supt. “Congratulations Graduates” Philomena and Susanne Lombardi The Daniel Macero Family Monte’s Ceramics—69 Electric Ave. Mr. Murray’s U.S.-A.P. class ’76-77 Naomi Designs—194 Holland St., Som. Dr. Myron E. Porter, Optometrist—45 Union Sq. S.H.S. Science Department Mr. Robert F. Siggens The Joseph Tarello Family Tommies Subs—166 Holland St., Som. % BOOSTERS Rita D. Adams Dave and Judy Anderson Jeanne L. Balcom Big Time Operators—Monica and Helen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Butler Mary C. Carafotes “Best wishes to all” Bill Cochran Larry and Rose Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cochran Jr. Fran Conrad Doris Costello Stephen J. Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cummings Louis J. DeAngelis John J. DeMarco Pat Dennehy Nancy M. Doherty Annmarie Dutra Mr. and Mrs. James Efstratiou “Best wishes Class of ’77” Mr. William Fasciano John J. Gartland Evelyn Graffeo The Hardy Family Highland Flair Giftique Rosemarie D. Hrubi Dorothy Jussaume Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Kearns Jr. Eleanor King Ruth and John Laroche Leonard’s Jewelers Gail Rosoff Long 170 BOOSTERS Barbara M. Melley, R.N. Trisha Morris The Morrison Family Agnes Murphy The Murphy Family Paul D. Murray Marjorie M. O’Brien—S.H.S. English Department Mr. Kevin O’Malley “Best wishes Class of ’77” Jerome L. Port Philip Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rogers Robert Rogers Emilie A. Rose, R.N. Catherine F. Sherburne S.H.S. A.V. Department S.H.S. Business Department S.H.S. Home Economics Department S.H.S. Language Department S.H.S. Math Department S.H.S. Science Department S.H.S. Social Studies Department Florence Sotiros Karen Stace Lisa Dawn Thompson Joseph TringaU Georgiana Tripp Mr. Philip Vaccaro Stanley Vergnani J.A. Wrobel Charles and Grace Young Mrs. Ethel Gately Mr. Edward Murray Somerville High Baseball Team 171 It’s happened! Thanks to all who helped to make this book possible. RADIATE! 1977 YEARBOOK Wayne Aruda Connie Leccese Debbie Bowen Anna Lisi Laurie Butler Rosemary Macero Shirl Carvalho Kevin Mangan Marie Casella Debbie Montalto Carol Castignoli Kathy Murphy Linda Chin Marie Pirone Roberta Cochran Andy Puccino Karen Cummings Karen Rogers Diane Efstratiou Cathy Santos Joanne Hardy Laurie Stearns Lisa Iovanni Robin Webb Jane Joyce Donna Yip Marie Kearns SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. Charles Cook Mr. Robert Coyne Mrs. Pauline Fabiano Mr. William Fasciano Mr. Anthony V. 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