South Portland High School - Headlight Yearbook (South Portland, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1971 volume:

wuts We have worked, and worked I 1 'l'0 achieve this end. And now the time has come for looking back in wonder of what we have seen and done. And 1'0 wonder di' life. We run softly back to childhood. To all the secret places that are never so secret again in life. x In our minds we see faces, faces, faces. Faces of friends, new and old Famous and forgotten - We see faces and remember the wmds Thlnk thot golden snoll All 1'ime's curving climbs . bends 'beneath her. Yes, l think that we remember e 4 'hes PGS' fime- l Q l N Q h apologies 1' A hibolcl Mel 12, ,ag XX X' H The virtues ofa superior man are like the wind, the virtues of a common man are like the grass, the grass, when the wind passes over it, bends. Mr. Vaughn Fuller Even the words of Henry David Thoreau are a hollow tribute to this outstanding member of South Portland High School. In our eyes this man is indeed superior. This personality contains such facets as creativity, friendliness, thoughtfulness, and determi- nation. He takes an active and enthusiastic interest in all activities the year round. Therefore, the Class of '71 proudly dedicates its book to our man ot all seasons, our class advisor - Mr. Vaughn Fuller. s yss, ff . . iii? L E. v 1 .Q 1 1 A 0 A L r v .. 'O ' ,, ' - ' H 'ffs,-'E-21f'Eii1 i:S::? -ww-Wf:,'-::mafT T'L'2?E'Q 5' ' ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY e ' ,QQ .. . . 'Qi You gave me the word, I finally heard l'm doing the best that I can. - The Beatles MQ Principal Mr. Keith K. Thompson x -- Z Wm i ,A,,. 1 i , i 5 - n in -Q i sinis n n Assistant Principal Mr. John Cogan Superintendent of Schools Mr. Lloyd D. Hatfield gi Qi N ,.L A ! Q Office Staff Office Manager Secretary To The Principal MRS. JEAN GREELY MRS. CATHERINE ROWE Secretary To The Assistant Principal Guidance Secretary - MRS. PEGGY LOPEZ MRS. LORRAINE MCGRATH Library Staff Head Librarian Library Aide MRS. FLORENCE HASCALL MRS. NELLIE ROMANO Library Aide MRS. BETTY NICHOLS MISS GLORIA ADLER MRS. JO ARCHER MR. LEE AKERLEY MR. WILLIAM BLOOD MRS. DOROTHY BOHNSON MR. CHARLES BRUCE MR. PAUL BROGAN F Cl C U I 1' MR. JOHN BRUNETTE MR. ROBERT BURBANK MISS MARGARET CAREY 22 MR. CLIFTON BURROWES MISS ELEANOR CHAMBERS MR. JAMES CONNOLLY . ' A I ggi iff, '- -ve A nib' MR. CLAYTON DYER MR. SUMNER ELWELL MISS DOROTHY EDWARDS MR. JOHN FLYNN MR. VAUGHN FULLER MISS DOROTHY GARLAND 'VU MR. LORNE GOODELL MRS. ANN GILMORE MR. LINCOLN HASCALL MRS. ELIZABETH HASCALL MRS. VIRGINIA HEWS MR. ANDRE HEMOND EI T7'f i MR. ALAN HIRSCH .Rf 1 Miss ROSELLA LOVEITT MR. ROBERT LUDWIG MISS ESTELLE MAILLET MRS. LOIS MANSFIELD MRS. CAROL MQCDONALD MR. EUGENE HUNTER MRS. PEARL KINNEY - 'X MR. JOHN KENNETT MR. WESLEY KINNEY MR. CHESTER KOCEIKA - -21-f . . YQ' Q .. ,ff . 1, .fl 29 5 2 3 3 2 2 5 i L r E Q 3 jfff' ,ff MISS HELEN ROBINSON MISS KATHERINE SCHMIDT MISS MARY J. STATE MR. PETER SMALL 1 min 4 uf i 1 -Q- spam X 2 X '-L Qi ' 4 5 ' , Qi Q Q 2 1 ' I ' 1 n ADLER, MISS GLORIA N., B.A., University of Maine, University of Tuebigen, Germany, German 2, 3, Junior Class Advisor. AKERLEY, LELAND B., B.S., University of Maine, M.S., Saint Louis University, Elementary Analysis, Advanced Algebra, Algebra 2, Assistant Football Coach. ARCHER, MRS. JO, B.A., Stetson College, English 3, Maiorette Advisor. BLOOD, WILLIAM H., B.S., University of Maine, M.S., Gorham State College, Biology 5-7, Track Coach. BOHNSON, MRS. DOROTHY, B.A., University of Maine, M.A., University of Maine, English 3. BROGAN, W. PAUL, B.A., University of Maine, World History, Cross Country Coach, Assistant Track Coach. BRUCE, CHARLES T., B.A., University of Maine, Work Experience, Rifle Team. BRUNETTE, JOHN J., B.A., University of Maine, Alge- bra 2, Geometry, General Math I. BURBANK, ROBERT, B.A., Gorham State College, Printing, Drafting. BURROWES, CLIFTON N., B.A., Bowdoin College, English 4, Assistant Basketball Coach. CAREY, MISS MARGARET, B.A., University of Maine, M.Ed., University of Massachusetts, English I, 2, 4. CHAMBERS, MISS ELEANOR, B.S., Temple University, M.A:, University of Pennsylvania, GirI's Physical Edu- cation, GirI's Basketball, Girl's Gymnastics, Softball. CHAPIN, JOHN, B.A., University of Maine, M.A., Uni- versity of Maine, American History 2, Recordkeeping. CHARBONNEAU, RICHARD, B.A., Nasson College, Chemistry 5-7, Swimming. CONLEY, PHILIP J., B.S., Boston College, Bookkeeping I, 2, Assistant J.V. Basketball Coach, J.V. Baseball Coach, Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach. CONNOLLY, JAMES J., B.S., Northeastern University, M.Ed., Boston University, Boy's Physical Education, Boy's Gymnastics. cook, MRS. CARLEEN, B.A., unwefsify of Maine, English 2, GirI's Swimming. COREY, MRS. GRACE, B.A., University of Maine, Latin I, 2, 3, English 2, Latin Club. CUNNANE, WILLIAM J., B.A., Bates College, M.Ed., Gorham State College, Economics, Advanced Geogra- phy, Athletic Director. CURRAN, WILLIAM G., B.A., Dartmouth College, American History I, Assistant Football Coach. DAVIS, EUGENE E., B.A., University of Maine, M.A., Syracuse University, Chemistry 7, Advanced Chemis- try, Baseball. DEBEVOISE, PETER H., B.A., Williams College, M.A., Trinity College, Chemistry 7, Boy's Tennis, Chess Club. DOGGETT, FRANK L., B.A., University of Maine, Ger- man I, Senior Class Play Director. DOW, RICHARD W., B.A., Colby College, General Math 2, Algebra 2, Assistant GirI's Tennis. DYER, CLAYTON A., B.S., University of Maine, M.S., Union College, Biology 7, Advanced Biology, Pre-Med Club. EDWARDS, MISS DOROTHY, B.S., Boston University, Algebra, Geometry. ELWELL, SUMNER, B.M., University of Michigan, M.M., Northwestern University, Instrumental Music. FLYNN, JOHN P., B.A., Bates College, M.Ed., Universi- ty of New Hampshire, Guidance, Football Coach. FULLER, VAUGHN D., B.A., Brown University, M.A.T., Brown University, Geometry, Sen. Rev. Math, Senior Class Advisor, Assistant Baseball Coach. GARLAND, MISS DOROTHY, B.S., University of Maine, Stenography, Typing. GILMORE, MRS. ANN, B.A., Colby College, Guid- ance, School Service Group. GOODELL, LORNE R., B.A., University of Maine, M.A., Cornell University, American History, Weight Training, Reaction Advisor. HASCALL, MRS. ELIZABETH, B.S., Husson College, Typing, Stenography, GirI's Tennis Coach. HASCALL, MRS. FLORENCE, B.A., University of Minne- sota, Librarian. HASCALL, LINCOLN H., B.A., Colgate University, Biol- ogy, Physical Science. HEMOND, ANDRE R., B.A., University of Maine, M.Ed., University of Maine, French I, 2, 3, Yearbook Advisor. HEWS, MRS. VIRGINIA, B.A., East Texas State, Eng- lish 4. HIRSH, ALAN R., B.A., Brandeis University, English 2, Assistant Tennis Coach. HUNTER, EUGENE A., B.A., Colby College, M.Ed., University of Maine, American History I, Basketball Coach. KENNETT, JOHN F., B.A., Bates College, M.A., Univer sity of Massachusetts, American History I, 2. KINNEY, WESLEY AJ B.S., University of Maine, Phys- ics. KINNEY, MRS. PEARL, B.S., Farmington State College, Senior Special, Home Economics 3. KOCEIKA, CHESTER H., B.S., Gorham State College, Industrial Arts. LUDWIG, ROBERT S.,'B.S., University of Maine, Phys- ics, Sound and Proiection. LOVEITT, MISS ROSELLA, B.A., University of Maine, M.A., University of Maine, American History. MacDONALD, MRS. CAROL, B.A., Nasson College, English 4, French I. MAILLET, MISS ESTELLE, B.S., Gorham State College, Art, Cheerleader Advisor. MANSFIELD, MRS. LOIS, B.A., Colby College, M.Ed., University of Maine, English 2, Keyette Club Advisor. MCKENNEY, PETER G., B.S., Gorham State College, M.S., Gorham State College, Industrial Arts. MILLER, CARLTON D., B.A., Colby College, M.A., Co- lumbia University, Data Processing. NICHOLS, AUSTIN P., B.A., Bowdoin College, M.A., Columbia University, French I, 2, 3, 4. NicKERsoN, Miss GRETCHEN, B.S., Fqfmingion State College, M.A., Columbia University, Home Eco- nomics I, 2, 4. PATTEN, MRS. STELLA B., B.A., University of Maine, M.Ed., University of Maine, Algebra I, 2, AFS Advisor. PERAZZI, MISS MADELINE, B.A., Sherwood School of Music, M.Ed., Boston University, Director of Music Edu- cation. PERRY, MRS. PRISCILLA, B.A., University of Maine, English 2, Keyette Advisor. RAMSAY, EARL H., B.A., University of Maine, M.Ed., University of Maine, Economics. RANCOURT, MISS CAROL, A.A., Westbrook College, Typing. ROBINSON, MISS HELEN M., B.S., Farmington State College, M.Ed., Boston University, Guidance. SAWTELLE, MARSHALL A., B.S., Husson College, Data Processing, Office Practice, Business Yearbook Staff. SCHMIDT, MISS KATHERINE, B.A., Oberlin College, M.A.T., Brown University, General Math 2, Geometry, Algebra 2. SMALL, PETER V., B.A., Bowdoin College, Biology 5 and 7, Golf, Boy's Swimming. STATE, MISS MARY J., B.A., St. Elizabeth College, M.A., Columbia University, English' 3, 4, Advanced English. SULLIVAN, JOHN E., B.S., Boston College, English 3, Assistant Football Coach. TORDOFF, ARTHUR J., B.S., University of Maine, M.Ed., University of Maine, American History I and 2, Key Club Advisor. WATERHOUSE, MISS ANN, B.A., Wellesley College, M.A., Harvard College, General Math 2, Calculus, Fi- nite Math, Math Club, Pi-Cone Math League Advisor. WELCH, MRS. HOPE, B.S.C., Miami Jacobs College, Data Processing, Office Practice. WRIGHT, MRS. SARAH LEE, B.A., Vanderbilt Universi- ty, English 3, AFS Advisor. ACTIVITIES And the time will come When you see we're all One, and life flows on within you and wifhouf you. . The Beatles . Seated: Karen Decker, Beth Bryce, Doreen Johnson, Karin Merrithew, Nancy White, Priscilla Stevens, Kirsti Schultz, Kim Larrabee, Cathy Jack son, Kathy Maietta. Second Row: Barbara Myatt, Jamie Langella, Katie Allen, Margaret Flynn, Mary Jane Greenleaf, Donna Soucy, Chris Con nolly, Carol Rice, Amanda Long, Cheryl Cunningham, Elaine Baker, Andrea Ronning. OFFICERS Treasurer - JEANNE BALL President - BARBARA FURBUSH Vice President - MARCIA GENDRON Secretary - STEPHANIE SKILLIN Corresponding Secretary - JAN RICHARDSON 54351, 4? 1? mf X 4-.Q -4 1 2 f f 1 1 X 2522252 3521 an aw K Firsf Row: Brad Norris, Mike Stearns, Peter Littleiohn, Terry Smith, Joe DiMauro, Mike Walker, Stan Tripp. Second Row: Kevin Martin, John Haley, Bill Cross, John DiPerro, Mark Gagnon, Gary Webber, Bill Seymour, Jeff McCue, Rick Walker, Glenn Carroll. OFFICERS Secretary Y BILL KAYATTA President - I JOE KEANEY Treasurer f HAL ROYAL Vice-President f JIM SIMPSON American Field Service KIRSTI SCHULTZ from Finland OFFICERS Treasurer - ROSE ESPOSITO Vice-President LIZ CARMODY Secretory - CATHY LORELLO President - MARY JANE GREENLEAF ? Screening for A.F.S. abroad program Cqrnivql '70 Friendship is the only cement ihal will hold the world together. A.F.S. Assembly '70 President - Jim Mountain, Steve Brown, Linda Matthews, Brad Campbell, Advisor Mr. Bruce Kneeling: Dale Mundee, Charlie Mitchell, Rodney Cleaves. Suomi, Titta I come from Finland, a Scandinavian republic. Even though Finland is as far North as Hudson Bay, most Finnish people earn their living in farming and, more recently, in industry. I Finland is a country of forests and lakes. I like Lapland myself with its mountains, streams and rein- deer. It is a wonderful area for hiking and skiing. An important part of Finnish life is the sauna bath. It is the thing I have missed the most during my stay here. My hometown is Kouvola, a modern, rapidly growing railroad iunction. When I go back to Fin- land, I will be there for two more years. After that, I shall leave Kouvola to study at some university - maybe at our capital, Helsinki. The theatre and public library in Kouvola. ,A I The stream Muorravaarakka in Lapland in Northern Finland The town hall in Kouvola, Finland. Typical farm house on the Finnish countryside. South Portland fr 1, , ' A view of my hometown in Kouvola. A winter shot of Lapland - Today, a popular skiing area. My father in Finland is a businessman in a dairy co-operative and my mother is a housewife. I have one sister, one brother and a ten year old dog. Here I have been living with the Coffins. Sue has become a real sister with whom I have shared my experiences. The thing I like most in Maine is the ocean and all that goes with it - boating, swim- ming and eating lobsters. I also like the mountains. I want to thank you all, my family, my teachers and my schoolmates. During this year, especially in the beginning I needed your help so often. And you were ready to help. This year would never have been possible without you. Kiitos, Titta fKirstiD The House of Representatives in Helsinki - the capital of Fin- Lake Saimaa - one of FinIand's 60,000 lakes. land. g Q - Frankfurt, Germany After three months of anticipation, I received my family papers and I was bound for Austria. On July Ist, I departed for New York. I spent the night in New York with 180 other students. The evening of July 2nd, we flew to Frankfurt, Germany. From there we boarded a train which took us to a Youth Hostel in Upper Austria. Here we spent one week learning German and the customs of Austria. On July 10th, our group of 51 separated and we left for our host families. I arrived in my village, Sil- Iian, where my Austrian family greeted me. Sillian consists of 2 thousand people who are mostly farm- ers. It is situated on the Austrian-Italian border. I lived in a hotel run by my Austrian parents. My mother tended the hotel and my father operated a wood-exporting business. Both my sister Ingrid, and my brother Otto had had 2 years of English which helped me, because I could speak only basic Ger- man. AFS Summer Youth Hostel in Upper Austria My Austrian family - Ingrid, Otto, Mutter and Vater. View of my Austrian village - Sillian in Austria .eg My Austrian sister - lndrid and I in front of our home. Augugt 15th - National Austrian holiday. I Innsbruck, Austria. Castle in northern Italy. During the summer Ingrid and I enioyed swim- ming, bicycling, and travelling. Our travels included a visit to Venice, Italy and to Innsbruck, where the winter Olympics were held in I964. Before I knew it, the time had come to leave my family. I'll never forget the great time I had with them. The next day, I left by train for Vienna. Here all the A.F.S. students met for five days to tour the city. We saw the famous Opera House, the Parliament, and the United States Embassy. The Eve of September lst, we boarded the train for Frankfurt, Germany. We arrived there the fole lowing day to meet the A.F.S. students who had stayed in Germany. ' Later the plane ascended for the 8-hour iourney home. My A.F.S. summer doesn't end here, for it will al- ways be with me. First Row: Sue Curry, Jean Calerina, Jean Skelton, Karin Merrithew, Elaine Baker, Karen Flink. Second Row: Jane Maclean, Roberl Gibbons, Holly Guay, Sue Merrill, Susan Taylor, George Jones, Slyvia SI. Cyr, Diane Fleming. ou...-1.-X, nw--.....,, OFFICERS Treasurer - JEAN SKELTON President - ELAINE BAKER Secretary - LENORE BELLINO Program Chairman - KAREN MERRITHEW Vice-President - KAREN FLINK Program Chairman g CAROLYN BENSON Hisforian g JAN RICHARDSON fAbsenTj I , ,,i,,, I ,iE'?I' ,ff f i wwnwvf-f:k'N:,f4:,f:1,z .. -v.....-....,,,........,.....,..,.. A f 5 W a I , , Future Teacher's 52' Reaction Seated: Cindy Donahue, Nancy White, Sharon Kern, Jean Johnston, Mary Lee, Karen Decker, Doreen Johnson, Katie Allen, Jeanne Ball. Standing: Kathy Cash, Karin Merrithew, Andrea Ronning, Debbie Smith, Angelo Moio, Blaine Davis, Cathy Counts, Greg Crozier, Tim Rice, Pam Hathaway, Sheila Gleason, Dannie McGill, Vicki Archibald. Co-Editors ERIC BAXTER JANET LEAMAN -mes, in is 15 .5 ,Jv- 1.r 1 'uri ' 'fm 'KZ I -ev 4. 'Aff' if fn Limo ow. UL 07,0 vl1r,:'Hf . . :Mil-M mm wx ly. , K sm- th: cm: fm: cz-,z. 1 I , f .lf,.:w1fx.w: gs: Maine l.. iwwxs U, ew rx,-ll-miikl :ma cierkxsm vs, .aw mms .um-my Gen till Iamts Sl, llrvilz tht Sine qunxmn md his xaply stilien-4 sum:-what lrwm that uf! lk lnvrmsz Bu reply is as fd luis. 1 .1 m?1,,f'f:g Qfm1:?y , 1 -'1 'V ysmy f , Q . .,-wif M wmima- vi fl: ie ,rg old: awake fum. I 1-'gmt aw C-.fngrvn cm :cm- smum.-naily yr: use age Imax! as 18 fox the zlrvmru of pwzliiene lm! vicr prczssdenf ami Shir mea: bi!! 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Sly... the Um leribod nmol! ol worn with! nudism: itll li 1 1 Pre-Med Club First Row: Cathy Wiles, Donna Hedlund, Joyce LaRose, Karen Pingree, Walter Roberts, Frank Robbins, Chris Bolling, Priscilla Vail, Diane Haines, Mary Lee. Second Row: Barbara Blair, Linda Wakefield, Mariella Hayden, Nancy Flynn, Dorothy Thorpe, Debbie Burke, Diane Fleming, Alison Roney. Third Row: Linda Holbrook, Susan Taylor, Diane Kane, Jennifer Campbell, Eileen Jennings, Lynne Maloy, John Lippoth, Nancy Libby, Marcia Ballum, Sue Chenevert. Qfficers Secretary - JEAN WALTZ Vice President- LINDA HOLBROOK Treasurer - LYNNE MALOY President - JOHN LIPPOTH Math Team Sealed: Kirsti Schultz, Cathy Emery. Standing: Cathy Jackson, John Arnaldo, Peter Coughlan, John Campbell, Steve Sesto, Alan Bas- ford, Terry Norton, Richard Stillson. H ia Vi gm, ,.,, ,, . J L wit li 'JJ' l is KM W fm . -, i' Y l I 'K V f' 1,1 , I A W-,-,,, I ,,kk 35f::'ffvv1 f In A a O C Library Aides Franklin Hummell, Beth Harvey, Debbie Taturcyk, Holly Guay. Seafed: Barbara Myali, Faye Jordan, Pam Seavey, Jennifer Campbell, Karen Pingree, Dianne Arey. Standing: Dorothy Thorpe, Flora Sue Cox, Susan Taylor, Steve Sesto, Thomas Hansen, Dave Hlodky, Jean Caterina. Latin Club Officers STEVE SESTO - President DIANE AREY - Treasurer THOMAS HANSEN - Secretary STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES -Seated: Jan Richardson, Kalie Allen,Marie Cahoan, Pam Gerily, Beth Crozier, Karen Flink. Standing: Bill Seymour, Gerry Whelslone, Bill Cross, Shannon Garneau, George Jones. School Council FACULTY REPRESENTATWES 4 Sealed: Mrs. Hews, Miss Adler. Standing: Mr. Tor- doff, Mr. Hascall, Mr. Hemond. .1 First Row: Debbie Burke, Ann Carroll, Dana Mercier, Colleen Griffin, Laura Cushman, Mary Lou Gedaro, Mary Anne Kemna, Cathy White, Ginger Cutter, Cheryl Sferes, Buffy Kelley. Second Row: Nancy McGinnis, Pam Larrabee, Debbie Norton, Lila Lee, Nadine Byram, Carla Beckwith, Cindy Damon, Donna Soucy, Ann Powell, Lea Deans, Priscilla Faulk, MaryJo McCarthy, Mary Ann Phillips, Donna Peterson, Jennifer Campbell, Donna Flynn. I' Cl C 6 'I' 1' 9 S 58 Officers President - MARY JO MCCARTHY Secretary - MAXINE LEE Absent- Treasurer - ANN CROSBY 3 . 5 3 3 S few J 4 - . A 4. I First Row: Kathy Cash, Vicki Archibald, Kaye Sullivan, Debbie Perry, Maxine Lee, Priscilla Stevens, Jean Skelton, Donnie McGill, Betty-Jo Stokes, Jill Cowan. Second Row: Ann Crosby, Margo Good, Cathy Lorello, Kim Lorrabee, Mary Merrill, Janet Hordison, Wanda Pettersen, Margaret Merrill, Bev- erly Ward, Mary Lee, Debbie Smith, Audrey Libby. 59 ,.,..W i s Fronh Margaret Merrill, Maxine Lee, Bef1yAJo Stokes. Back: Mary Merrill, Sheila Gleason, Mary-Jo McCarthy, Beverly Ward, Wanda Petersen Janet Hardison. Officers Co-Presidents MAXINE LEE MARY-JO MCCARTHY Di-ti-Wa BUS Di Smkk SN. 3 . g 1 f 2 .. , ' Q 4 Periods 1 81 2 Periods 3 81 4 L Period 5 Period 6 Kneeling: Richard Stillson, Chris Grat- to, Stan Tripp, Alan Basford, Butch Rutherford. Standing: Nadine Byram, Janet Hardison, Marilyn Darling, Betsy Hail, Janice Abbott. Top Row: Marcia Gendron, Maxine Lee, Karin Merri- thew, Linda Wakefield. 64 Kneeling: Dave Farnswort George Jones, Kenneth Pratt, Mil Stearns, Gary Webber. Secol Row: Peter McNally, Carol Ashle Mary Lee, Faye Jordan, Beth Cr zier, Jeff McGovern. Top Row Debbie Smith, Beverly Waterhous Pam Larrabee, Betsy Snow. Homeroom Chairmen Kneeling: Gene Farnum, Mike Stearns, Dave Farnsworth, Stan Tripp, Richard Stillson. Stand- ing: Jeff McGovern, Janice Ab- bott, Faye Jordan, Nancy White, Gail Foss, Jayne La- vigne, George Campbell. Top Row: Margaret Vickerson, Mar- ianne Cahoon, Maryiane Ruth- erford. Headlight Chairmen Kneeling: Kenneth Pratt, Richard Holt, Bruce Carmichael, Greg Crozier, Butch Rutherford. Second Row: Joanna Morri- son, Janet Hardison, Betsy Hall, Lynne Maloy, Beth Crozier, Linda Wakefield. Top Row: Debbie Burke, Debbie Smith, Judi Blake. Mixed Chorus First Row: D. Tatarcyk, B. Baker, N. Googins, M. Harnden, K. Adams, Margaret Merrill, W. Perrault, J. Graves, D. Arey, D. Fowler, L. Wake- field. 2nd Row: M. Thomes, H. Guay, R. Davis, E. Baker, V. Jones, S. Jewett, B. Phillips, D. Sacco, J. Campbell, P. Paine, D. Way. 3rd Row: J. Munro, A. Dominicus, L. Hurley, L. Beaulieu, Mary Merrill, M. Darling, D. Clark, C. Arey, L. Matthews, P. Marshall. 4th Row: B. Myaft, B. Car- ter, J. MacLean, D. Durrant, P. Allen, B. Johnson, C. Tupper, D. Hladky, S. Robitaille, C. Mitchell, R. Cleaves, D. Goodwin, C. Benson. Officers MARILYN DARLING - President BRAD JOHNSON - Vice President DEIRDRE CLARK - Secretary . BARBARA BAKER - Treasurer I if Executive Committee Martha Thomes Carolyn Benson Pam Marshall Sue Jewett Sonny Robitaille Chris Tupper Peter Allen MISS MADELINE PERAZZI Musrc Director James Maclean, Sonny Robitaille, Rodney Cleaves, Charles Mitchell Peter Allen Brad Johnson Delghton Durrant Chris Tupper Barbara Baker, Accompanist. e . nl ,, N ,L,L ffi f ? ff i'i ' fTFH C s - B ...... m y lsf Row: D. Talarcyzk, B. Baker, N. Googins, M. Harnden, K. Adams, M. Merrill, W. Perraull, J. Graves, D. ARey, D. Fowler, L. Wakefiell 2nd Row: M. Thomes, H. Guay, R. Davis, B. Lawrence, V. Jones, S. Jewell, B. Phillips, D. Sacco, J. Campbell, K. Decker, P. Paine. 3rd Roi J. Munro, A. Dominicus, L. Beaulieu, M. Merrill, E. Baker, A. Frye, M. Darling,.D. Clark, C. Arey, L. Matthews, P. Marshall, D. Way. 4 Row: B. Myall, B. Carler, L. Hurley, B. Harvey, K. Goodwin, C. Benson. 'r 2,1 I if 'ik .. O ' xx ' s 'lil' up J' 1' Sealed: E. Baker, M. Harnden, A. Michaud, J. Graves, D. Arey. Standing: B. Baker, B. Johnson, P. Allen, B. Davis, C. Tupper. 69 Officers PETER ALLEN - Presideni BRAD JOHNSON - Vice President MARGARET FLYNN - Secretary CHARLES KENNEDY - Treasurer Band Student Representatives Margaret Degruchy, David Hladky, Pam Marshall. 0 O I' U CI I' Left to right: W. Perraull, D. Kennedy, P. Palmer, D. Way, J. Munro, B. Davis. X lst Row: J. Campbell, C. White, D. Hladky, S. Armstrong, P. Seavey, B. Baker, J. Linell. 2nd Row: 5. Fosseft, D. Robinson, B. Johnson, D Clark, P. Allen, D. Fowler. AJ Claudia Smith Cathy Maguire Betsy Snow Linda Beaulieu Debbie Brown Regina Chamberlain Denise Michaud Marianne McElroy Vickie Eaton Sharon Andrews Caren Beety 72 Emsemble Debbie Fowler Pam Marshall Deirdre Clark Pam Seavey ,A 5 iyix M in 252:53 D 1' Drill Ballet STUDENT BOARD MEMBERS George Jones and Thomas Burbank fir' f ELECTION COMMITTEE Anita Mills, Maxine Lee, Jan Richardson, Beth Crozier, Les Kilfrick, Greg Crozier, Brian Davis, Hal Royal. ,. Lss-1:11 Headlight Editors Headlight Heudliners Advertising ,gf 'NQ5 E E 3 E i Q i 3 F E Q a i A 2 1 H 2 4 w Q i 1 1 i 1 1 E 4 1 -' , ' ' 3.1, n H 2 , V-', .k-k 3 xx S .P.0RTS Another season come and gone Winning, losing, praised, ond scorned But still the memories linger on, Only memories linger on. Q - Clane .limi rv, .... 5, , VARSITY First Row: M. Curry, G. Kelly, D. Gaudreau, Art Dickey, C. Furbush, L. Salamone, J. DiBiase, J. Collett, J. Walker, G. Beattie, G. Koutalakis, G Green. Second Row: G. Marceau, M. Fitzpatrick, J. Beattie, R. Rand, C. Gratto, R. Gorman, R. Townsend, M. Savage, D. DiMauro, R. Robbins J. Keaney. Third Row: Coach Conley, Coach Davis. The swing of a pro Date 4721 4125 4728 4730 571 5!5 577 579 5712 5716 5720 5721 5723 5726 5728 5730 671 RIOTS i970 SCHEDULE S.P. Opponent 4 Westbrook l 7 St. Louis 2 6 Thornton 7 TO Cheverus 2 18 Deedng 7 i5 Sanford 3 4 Biddeford O 6 PorHand 12 9 Westbrook l 8 St. Louis l l Thonwon I2 lO Cheverus 9 4 Deedng 2 7 Sanford l l 2 Biddeford I l 8 PorHand 9 3 Deedng 8 fPlayoff for League championshipj 1 Y XX RETURNING SENIORS Q-if S Left fo Right: R. Townsend, D. DiMouro, R. Robbins, M. Savage, C. Grotto, R. Gorman, G. Marcecu, J. Keaney. Harry the Bagger on the mound George fZorba, Ari, Siggy, Greek, Koutolukis f M . ' .Y M A f 1 '- W ' bf H 'S :lf 1' ' V' ' - iiwiw :T- 9-j.mftFf' 2. 1 5... ,':tQ,1 7'f'f, -f: '.: .5f,, rg Q - w t f t i 'if- if , . Don DiMauro at the plate. l RECORD: t l0 Wins, 2 Losses Captain George Zelmo Beattie with Coach Davis. .... .. . Q .2 .1 ,N JV's First Row: M. Marceau, S. Tripp, J. Daicy, M. Walker, AI Dickey, Captainp T. Caswell, M. Martin, F. Rutherford, J. Rogers, P. Littleiohn, H Royal. Second Row: S. Charles, R. McLeod, S. Tupper, E. Snyder, J. MacMillan, M. Farnum, M. Boivin, M. Bernard, S. Heseltine, R. Rand, D Hoey, Coach Fuller. Spring Track THE BEST IN I9 YEARS. The l97O spring track team had an out- standing season winning Il meets and losing only one, climaxing the season by winning the State Championship for the first time in 19 years. School records were set by the 880 relay team of Rick Berryman, Mike Ames, Ed Moulton and John Kierstead. Lonnie Flake vaulted I3 ft., for another SPHS record. Coached by Bill Blood and led by team cap- tain Lynn Giglio, the Riots also tied for first in the Westbrook Relays and placed third in the Clipper Relays at Portsmouth. Fine perform- ances by senior runners Mike Ames, Ed Moul- ton, and Lynn Giglio, Junior ace John Kier- stead, plus the outstanding sprint perform- ances of sophomore Rick Berryman f9.9 sec- onds for 100 yd. dashi help account for our fine season. ln the field events, Scott Cool- broth, Jim Hews, Hosea fZekeJ Carpenter, and Ed McAleney dominated the shot and dis- cus events in the State, scoring over 18 points in the state meet alone! WF on Q-'ZH yi: Firsf Row: O'Donnell, Vance, Shea, Jalberi, Berryman, Paradis, Giglio fCapfJ, Mills. Second Row: McCusker, Zellers, Moulton, Morang, Freder- ick, Cullinan, Ames, Blake, Doyle, Holt, Sprague, Thibeau, Coach Brogan. Standing: Coach Schufeldl, Garneau, Rumph, Perry, Clarke, DiPier- ro, Hobbs, Merrill, Lindsay, McAleney, Hews, Crozier, Coolbrolh, Thibodeau, McNally, MacLean, O'Toole, Flake, Whalen, Kierslead, Coach Blood. xs7'Q 'ogy fo 86 Coach Blood gets the word. Sieve Morcmg on the go Moulton in the triple iump ! 'E' - SENIORS Seated: Mills, McCusker, O'Donnell, Shea, Vance, Morang, Jclberi. Standing: Merritt, Hobbs, Frederick, Crozier, McAleney, Hews, Coolbroih, Kiersleod Garneau, Thibodeou, MacLean. 87 Spring Tennis 1970 Coached by Pete Debevoise, the l97Q Spring Tennis team had an 18-4 record. The team won numerous honors. They placed 6th in the New England Championship, were the runner-up in the State Single and Doubles Tournament, and they were the Maine League Champions. The team lost to Hebron Academy in a scrimmage at the beginning of the season, but succeeded in defeating Hebron 5-4 for the league championship, showing the team's definite improvement during the season. Seniors John Greslick, Brad Landers and Sven Strnad all competed along with Jun- ior Barry Brado in the NE Championships. Sophomore Paul Peterson, the 413 player, was the most consistent winner in outside matches. Sophomore Bill Kayatta, Junior Arthur Strout, and Senior Rick Milliken were evi- dence of the depth of the squad. With the return of such fine players, next season should prove to be quite successful. l l Kneeling: Paul Peterson, Steve Jones, Scott Butchart, Alan Basford, Jim McPhillips, Lincoln Fuller, Frank Robins, Ben Thompson, Scott Summers, John Haley, Mark Aitkenhead, Bill Seymour, Brad Landers. Standing: Coach Peter Debevoise, Ass't Coach Alan Hirsch, Dennis MacDonald, John Greslick, Dana Davis, Seven Strnad, Jim MacDonald, Richard Walker, Barry Brado, Brad Johnson, Chris Tupper, John Healy, Arthur Strout, Paul Lesneski, Rick Milliken, Randy White, Dick Skillins, Bill Loring, Bill Kayatta, Frank.Hayden, Ass't Coach Lee Akerley. 1970 SCHEDULE S.P. OPPONENT 7 Deering 2 7 Portsmouth 2 8 Skowhegan l 2 Hebron 7 5 Cony 4 6 Portsmouth 3 8 Brunswick l 6 Kents Hill 3 5 Portland 4 5 St. Doms 4 9 Falmouth 0 8 Westbrook l 9 Cape Elizabeth O 9 Yarmouth 0 2 Exeter 7 8 Windham l 5 Orono fFroshD 4 8 Cheverus l 3 Bowdoin fFroshj 6 5 Colby fFroshj 4 l Andover 8 5 Hebron 4 0 Longmeadow, Mass. 3 2 New London l l Holyoke, Mass. 2 N. Varsity Tennis Kneeling: Rick Milliken, Brad Landers, Sven Strnad, John Greslick Standing: Bill Kayatta, Paul Peterson, Barry Brado, Arthur Strout. FRESHMEN Kneeling: Jim McPhillips, Lincoln Fuller, Mark Aifkenhead. Standing: Alan Basford, Frank Robbins, John Haley, Ben Thompson, Scott Summers. .X Cross Country Despite a 4-6 record, Mr. Paul Brogan's team showed excellent potential and a marked improve- ment throughout the season. Led by team captain Steve Morang, the team showed great spirit in a building year. Although the team will lose two seniors, Steve Morang and Rick Thibodeau, the bulk of the team will return next year under the leadership of Mark Di Pierro. The team was marked by determined runners such as sophomores Bill Mclntyre and Mike Linscott, iuniors Frank Riechert and Bob Lewis, and senior Rick Thibodeau. Steve Morang had a remarkable final season by winning the Valhalla x-country championship, placing third in the South-Westerns, and 8th in the state. He missed placing in the NE by one second. This year he broke his school record in the 2M mile run by 30 seconds, lowering it to l2:49. Coach Brogan can look forward to a fine season next year. sv 1 Morang performs the first basic step in learning to run. Before ihe race , ,ri Fronf: Coach Brogan, Sieve Lemon Morang, Ken Bialorucki, Frank Riechert, Mike Linscoft, Larry Zellers. Back: John Profenno, William Goober Cleveland, William Mclnlyre, Bob Lewis, Pat Whalen, Tricky Dick Thibodeau. i i Golf 'HJ S. Baker, P. Cullinan, B. Keating, T. Cleveland, P. Hascall, M. Dumas, C. Roy. Standing: S. Barton, T. Kushnierczyk, T. Rice, H. Andrews, J. Chosholm, C. Hdscall, T. Clark. Coach Peter Small with Captains Keating and Cleveland. F o o 'I' b CI I I 96 A I Q 1 il, , Nfl: z Football '70 FVOUYIT- DOVSEYI -l- KGUNEYI D- MUCl-EGU, M- Shea, M- Sfeflfnsf -l- Frederick, K- Cloulier, R- Gorman, Kelly, W. Slilphen, R. Kiersfead, R. MacLeod, D. Caldwell, P. Skillings, M. Pcrudis. 3rd Row: M Ccpl. E- MCAler1ey, E- Meserve, D- Asdouriun, R- O'D0nnell, M. Suvuge, J- Hews, G- Crozier, S- Schusseler, S. Charles, D. Knee, G. Seehegen, R. Collins, P. McNally, S. Davis, S. Ammoll, R. Holl VGYICGI 5- Heselllne- 2nd ROW- R- Govcher, T- Aikens, J- Smifh, J- CGfmiCl1C'el, D- Thlbeclh 5- Smilh, G. Erskine, M. Walker, R. Story, D. Hoey, Dona Asdourian, R. Beaver, J. Moller. Absent: H. Corpen F. Rutherford, D. Brown, J. Briggs, S. McCusker, M. Mills, S. Coolbrolh, B. Carmichael, W. Viola, M. fer, M, O'Leqry, C, Buflerl R, Smifh, 1, Q ,ff E v rw 3 f 'EN Q -A YE W, rf! yr, .16 nf -. W-N r S -vw W ' A X... Y K H+ Q fin. Wir' - wmkikg Z ff Th vi utch Rutherford, Dave Asdourion, Ed McAleney, Bob Gorman. 3 0 :E 2 .C +- O L 2 o o U 22 O u LD N D U C U P U ? 0 -- QD N L .E ..- 3 2 LJ -4 2 L. 0 .ac ll! :s U u 2 brve, Greg Crozier, B m Hews, Eric Mes rsf Row: Mike Savage, Ji Fi 3 2 GD P 43 .- U7 6 0 .C U7 ID :E E N T: c C 0 P O D 4- 0 O. N C U 0 .a U3 :I o D S o lx 'u C o U 0 va f A X, 1 31:1 N Ii' M' JH: . Lf ' , r 4 A .Z iff s fig? 'M' COACH AKERLEY E, 3 N ,N 3 3 A , ,, , 3 l li M COACH SULLIVAN ,X fm-'img A X ,. s A x The offense makes ready to move. COACH ADAMS The Riot line posed for the kill. bf, , ,1 B' L, 5 f ' A T3 AAQ' I 5 9 ng A , f 1 - HEAD coAcH FLYNN 00 COACH CURRAN M' J, R 1? h L k,,1 ei' v.,L fx 6 in :Q . iff .. NA, 5 , ' J, 'W , 9 .ff M' f Q, , L , N ,. .3 ., 5 A 53? 5 i 3 fi t Q QQ, if g if iz: First Row: Greg Crozier, Ed McAleney, Eric Meserve, Jim Briggs, Jim Hews, John Frederick. Second Row: Doug Maclean, Mike Shea, Pete O'DonneII, Sieve Vance, Butch Rutherford, Mike Mills. N TK' 54 Mit-in 5 SS Junior Varsity Fronf: S. Davis, R. Holi, S. Heselline, S. Ammofl, D. Asdourian, R. Kiersfead, J. Carmichael, D. Brown, M. Kelley, M. Walker, R. MacLeod, N. Sfilphen, S. Smith. Second Row: T. Dorsey, D. Caldwell, D. Thibeau, J. Smith, G. Seehagen, R. Beover, R. Story, J. Maller, M. Paradis. Third Row: D. Hoey, R. Goucher, R. Aikens, P. McNally, G. Erskine, S. Charles, M. Schusseler, P. Skillings. Captain McAIeney wilh Head Coach Flynn. 04 PETE If GREG MIKE FRED N N Q . K 1 ,Z , V HSL, D L 1 E 32 Q Ruce 04 V E F emc X 'WT JOE STEARNS BOB HEWS ZEKE DOUG scorr MIKE Wm ,A 9 5 , A, . e l Q STEVE MIKE NX MAC ' 7 'il' 9 .giggg ff xv W Q -'.- ff.'. f 5' 'li w W 'e I ' f , Q' s T v-,f 3 .hxil M vmcs K9 5 , JIM 105 x f 6 .g -P' 30 'A , 1 A. . 5 3 Q, wgg J' ilvrxas . f 3 1- - 'sr Q :H , K . 51 L Q V -fiiilf m m QSMww aw: ww. wg A 'fwf A fwwwf Qw ' ' ,www ff: ' K H ,gr f I VVVV i-,ff ,L A - 'I ,,:g: I The Line puts on the pressure. The Secondary rises to the occasion. ' 109 1970 Fall Tennis N. Royal, B. Rolfe, G. Campbell, B. Loring, J. MacDonald, G. MacDonald, S. Sommers, A. Basford, F. Robbins, P. Gavett. Second Row: J. Loring, D Kayatta, B. Kayatta, A. Strout, S. Tripp, B. Seymour, B. Johnson, J. Haley, D. Lunt, S. Butchart. Third Row: C. Burke, R. Walker, P. Littleiohn, D. Four nier, M. Golden, C. Tupper, G. Butchart. Fourth Row: S. Robitaille, Assistant Coaches: P. Small and A. Hirsch. The i970 Fall Tennis season saw 36 boys participate daily in an intramural type set up, as opposed to the varsity and interscholastic competition in the spring. Peter Debe- voise, Riot tennis mentor for the last l3 years, coached the squad which was com- prised of players of various skills. The group was divided into two sections, with inter- squad competition in each section daily. Players who would likely comprise the varsity team in the spring also competed informally against several college freshman teams. 'I'I0 The Top 16 The top sixteen players according to abilities comprised the upper half of the squad, which was quite well balanced. The varsity team competed -informally against UMP, the Bowdoin Freshmen, and Exeter Academy JV's losing 7-2, 5-4, and 7-2 respectively. However, there appeared to be potential for con- tinuing South Portland prominence in State Schoolboy competition in the spring. ln the final school tournament at the end of the season, top-seeded Chuck Bourke and Dave Kayatta defeated Arthur Strout and Bill Kayatta 2-6, 6-4, 6-3 in doubles, with Lincoln Fuller and Mark Aitken- head winning the tournament among the second group. ln singles, second-seeded Chuck Bourke upset Bill Kayatta 4-6, 6-4, 6-l to take top honors, with John Rolfe, the winner in the second group. Front: B. Rolfe, G. Campbell, B. Loring, J. MacDonald, G. MacDonald, A. Basford, F. Robins. Second Row: D. Kayatta, B. Kayatta, S. Tripp, A Strout, B. Seymour, B. Johnson. Third Row: D. Fournier, C. Bourke, P. Littleiohn. 111 Freshmen Front: D. Kayahc, M. Golden, G. MacDonald, S. Sommers. Row Two: B. Rolfe, D. Fournier, N. Royal. Row Three: J. Loring, P. Gaveh, C. Bourke, D. Lunl. The Rinky-Dinks y Front: N. Royal, M. Golden, P. Gaveh, S. Sommers. Row Two: S. Bufchari, J. Loring, S. Robilaille, D. Lunl. Row Three: S. Farkle, J. Haley, R. Walker, C. Tupper. A , ,W,,,.W...,-.W,L.m...W, M335 3 1 Q R -ev L ' , ' 5 Kneeling: Don LeGere, Jim Simpson, Captain., Marck Gagnon, Lloyd Aspinall. Standing: Coach Connolly, Tom Traynor, Marck LeFebvre, Dave beau, George Maxwell, Bruce Haynes, Steve Tupper, Kimball Chapman, Bill Loring. Gymnastics 114 ww 2 ,wvwfe-fi Sanntlnlngs-Q up J.. ,. . 3 ..., it T,f,:,1f.1.--WW ,um :,1 .-:.1f , tff , iua - 24 22:11:51gmgiggfgfgr M' www .Wg A .5 f 1 :mfg r-JOKQ YEFF? x J Z F3 S L 2 A J 2 L2 ii Z 22 4. M.,M--'fa---,,,.,,M..m.,...,4..A,,W -,,..,.MQ,,,M ,,,, W. .... ,., .. ,.,, .,Q,.-P, 0., .N - A...,,.-AAQ..Q4Q.4L4whg,4e1445,1+,ffv-,,.ma..A2-Q' asm:fgpw'H2fsc.pmm15fsi1f'snxazmmiQi..- ,w ifiiiiieif iiifflikasii if f' it'ffYfff?Xz-91515 '-:QW V1111w141!i3Qif.X2:'X5-M211-bf wifi? -2 juli i . Alan Dickey doing a forward dive in the pike position. SWIMMING TEAM Hascall, Chris Tupper, Bill Goodwin, Phil Doria, Jim Hobson, Bob Goucher, Bruce Peters, Gary Powell, Ron Thompson, Rick Haley, Sam Alan Dickey, Mark Connolly. Standing: Dave McCallum, Tom Guitard, Preston Flint, Pete LaRou,-Steve Smith, Rick Walker, Mike Ber- Scott Lockman, Tom Burbank, Eric Spear, Tom Bryand, Phil LaRou, Shannon Garneau, Rick Smith. Absent: Blaine Davis, Mgr., Al Armstrong, Foley, Dave Farnsworth. 9 Four Diving Styles - Champions? Jim Hobson diving. 20 Mike Bernard on his wcy to o new record Divers perform under the watchful eye of coaches Small and Charboneau. 7970-1977 Swim Team Resulfs 57 Morse 68 Westbrook 56 Hyde 58 Ed.LittIe 6l Lewiston 40 Bangor 54 Portland 48 Hebron 58 Deering 62 Cheverus 53 Brunswick Alumni watch the little fish grow. Rick Edward Everett Horton Smith fnotice mouth, executes a one and one half somersault. '71 n O O I' I' G C Front: Co-capiains S. Vance, S. McDougall. Firsf row: W. Kayafla, L. Zellers, M. DiPierro, M. Paradis, K. Bialorucki, S. Morang, R. Thibadeau, J. Hews, B. Mclniyre. Second row: Mgr K. Pratt, D. Nee, B. Linscoit, N. Clark, B. Lewis, B. Cleveland, P. Whalen, D. Hoey, M. Shea, P. Skillings, Mgr. D. Shaw. Third Row: M. Mills, S. Coolbrofh, A. Wilson, H. Carpenter, S Ammoif, B. Seymour, S. McCusker, S. Davis, M. O'Toole. Fourfh row: P. O'DonnelI, R. Berryman, H. Royal, G. MacMillan, G. Dorsey. Rlots move ou E91 2:2 iii 55 fa 35 2 5 is 2 gs Xs lm E F SQ 4 'J ni 9 3 3 4 Q . F 3 Q ? Q 'I-' ' 1, KY A s 1 .uf I R ' 17 . lf, 1 ,f ,Q , 'af MR. BROGAN MR. BLOOD MR. CHAPIN I J QW Y 4,595 if I5 fa ' ,pf 6 S 5 I, ,. I y Q 1'I a .Wm L, Q:-14,1 51 - .rf x J MMM .l., , 3 P :-:iii 1 ,,V,Rm1 Q. fiwyk? Mfmf' -WMwwNQ Q 5 124 1 M RRRM :ss E gf f. W, 4 iz! ig L I u E Ln ' ' uf l.,.-LEC' ' VARSITY Front: Coach Hunter, D. Crangle, J. DiMauro, J. Chisholm, D. DiMauro, J. Langford, captain, G. Whetstone, J. Daicy, T. Caswell, R. Clark, Coach Bur rowes. Back: Mgrs. K. Costello, B. Townsend, F. Shirrell, R. Rand, J. Beattie, E. McAleney, S. Charlton, R. Stuart, Mgr. K. Conroy and M. Flynn. 'i 9eZz3T9iv,aii:' LiEi1iii:??if3!2bZ5iz?9 l . ,,..s . - l H l , 1 , F G' Wm 71' X L I an ,X Q. .+ . Q 2 ,,.. ,. . . Q5 1, .. 'M Q3 '8f W V , ll l i , Ei 5 l, i E , B., ' W, ..., I .. ., I-Q..-ff wi-f1:ww-H.b- A,AA A-I - Q l ' L. x YQQA1' 5 I EU Rm? X if 'fi Q, 3 ,M Exif IE WS' M E11 fb gan mm 3 O RH OF rwfwmnmwf- w , i 1mmmwmwnn,::Lwmwmwxe11,.-fqamw BY TED DOM BACK QUARTER golf GAME PEXT JAN T9 MORSE ',,vav ' mp AN m M, fb '- fvfm, 1 Sp, We Q.. 't Y -2+ Q- Q 'Om Q N i 1 1 an- wiiwi 1: -env A T I as A 'limi 'W , W 3 Y i ,,,, 3 M iii? J! 'S K V eq? ,A 9 Q 4 Q Y 'N , . .AW,, ,mf H5 'V , ,nf.'m2'S- 'Z Tenacious Defense oncl Rugged Rebouncling Also Keyed the Riots Success. sw mx Y' 4 3 ..f' 'fi 1, 2 8 9 N. 1 ..- ad' of ww can 33 99153 ,, ., 1 , 1 E 1? if 'K , 5Q-il ' Q ' ' 'X' C' l! 1 e 4 4 E , JV ronf: Mgr. G. Macleod, D. McCabe, J. Kierslead, A. Alonzo, M. Furbush, K. Pierce, J. Peilengill, P. LeFebvre, Coach P. Conley. Back: R, Cross, W. aicy, G. Christiansen, A. Bean, R. Kiersfead, E. Tibbets, T. Flynn, J. Haley. J.V. RESULTS Regular Season Wins Losses 5 I 2 YMCA 7 5 Total l 2 l 7 I .. Hi., f rl , .,, 5 ccrcr r .ir e rf: I in . A ' .fy K Standing: Mr. Dow, Ass'1 coach, Marcia Gendron, Peggy Paine, Jessica Linnell, Leigh Ingalls, Maureen Schirrell, Mary Jane Greenleaf, Ruth Ann King, .lan Hardison, Becky Livingsion, Debbie Hammon, Mrs. Hascall, Coach. Kneeling: .loan While, Donna Caldwell, Karen McGeehan, Pam Hathaway, Margaret Flynn, Hilda Hinds, Sally Powers, Connie Paxsan. Spring Tennis 1 970 'l4v nf 7 an ' fig?-'W ' .- vt:- ,, ,xg kg M, 51 'QA Q -1 V '1,L gi mi S , , Y' i , . we -www ,. fx x ,. , H wg, f W ' ' , , .1 ,,.Ww,,3K R S? 3 ,gwz w f Q 'wig 1 N, W uk ? A I jk ' f 3 f. Mgga gf,1ffb?,,,Ma. r. ' F 9 4, 1 Q 347. qi gg: 4, ,. ws. Vw 5 LV, 1 if QQ . 'wfwRQe..-+,Q l 5,255 2, X 42 X .mX' K1 .xx QS. l x s25s,Lge3W.-at 'xl W. -, ' H x V M f4.X'Ki X ,Q A 5 fx xr w L R 4. E. . i - -. Full Tennis 1970 .M .Q a X, 1 .5 ., XE . 1 B . L 1 ky L 1 f,1 L i,, P' I ,..,,.,,,s , , Y , , , , Q Kneeling: Sue Hale, Connie Paxson, Nora Davis, Mariella Hayden. Standing: Mrs. Hascall, Coach, Shirley Nadeau, Mary Heseltine, Maureen Flynn, Pam Hathaway, Margaret Flynn, Jessica Linneli, Joanne Kayatta, Joan Jennings, Mr. Dow, Assistant coach. 143 Varsity Cheerleaders Vickie Langella, Debbie Hale, Peggy Conley, Pam Gerify, JoAnne Morrison Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 145 V A 4 , 4 G I I 4 5 E ! xv gnu s..... i,ff.w. 2 C h e 6 I' a d e I' S w N 4 4 we , Kneeling: Sue Hale, Martha Thomes, Head Maiorette, Stephanie Skillin. Standing: Jayne Lavigne, Gail Foss, Elaine Baker, Joyce Norton, Margaret DeGruchy. Varsity Maiorettes MARTHA THOMES Head 150 Junior Varsity if Maioreftes Front: Kaihy Maiefta, Beth Conley. Sfanding: Jean Johnsion, Andrea Ronning, Vicki J. Spaliro, Sylvia Si Cyr. 151 1. Qs.. N-.,,h-M I Q., . .M I I I i Girls' Basketball VARSITY - Kneeling: Jan Richardson, Priscilla Stevens, Maxine Lee, Captain: Karen Beaty, Connie Paxson. Standing: Joan Jennings, Jan Hardison, RuthAnn King, Margaret Flynn, Becky Livingston, Wanda Pettersen, Mary-Jo McCarthy. JUNIOR VARSITY - Kneeling: Mary Payne, .lan Sprackland. Standing: Nora Davis, Linda Punsky, Garyle Stoddard, Cindy Damon, Tracy Allen Cathy Wiles, Cathy McGuire. v 155 VARSITY SCHEDULE - 1970-1971 S.P. Opponent 34 Biddeford 38 62 Portland 1 9 38 Biddeford 31 45 Westbrook 19 20 Deering 35 46 Westbrook 17 52 Waynflete 27 37 Portland 16 54 Thornton 1 9 40 Wcynfleie 41 156 MISS ELEANOR CHAMBERS - Coach FEI, Foul-shooting champ BECKY LIVINGSTON 7 ' if w.?5'- ., ,,.,.,, Kneeling: Maureen Flynn, Julie Page, Susan Flaherty, Jane Foley, Karin Merrithew. 2nd row: Sue Hinks, Debbie Angell, Tricia Rowe, Marianne Ca hoon, Mrs. Cook, Coach, Linda Leddy, Coach, Maureen Costello, Claire Edwards, Kathy Caldwell, Donna Mileson. Absent: Daffy Thorpe, Chris Kea? ing, Mariella Hayden, Gwen Roberts, Pat Iocke, Captain. Girls Swimming ee? 59 AWARDS Act well your port, There all honor lies - Pope Vuledictorian Judy Graves 1 st Terrence Norton me Moves Honor 2nd Robert Gorman 3rd if Christopher Tupper w r Parts 1st Mary Norton 2nd Pamela Hathaway 3rd Barbara Furbush E I. Q O W U '4 mi CD -I- Q -I- 0 ue EXW! J ,QW Seated: Ed McAIeney, Steve McCusker. Standing: Steve Vance, Tom Burbank, Greg Crozier. Jim Longford, Bill Thorne, and Gerry Wheistone 66 Dirigo Girls' State MAXINE LEE BARBARA FURBUSH MARY NORTON JEANNE BALL CATHIE JACKSON JUDY GRAVE5 KAREN DECKER JAN RICHARDSON 167 D.A.R. Barbara Furbush YY Voice of Democracy Amanda Long Sue Coffin QV Letter of Commendation Winners JUDY GRAVES CHRIS TUPPER CATHY COUNTS National Merit Scholarship Awards Finalist DELLE BABBIDGE CGPPY Johnson Award MIKE MILLS Murphy Trophy Award JIM HEWS Vinal Trophy Award ED McALENEY Phillip Strout Award ERIC MESERVE 72 Ed McAIeney Doug Maclean Hosea Carpenter fu'-'F' X H nf Jim Hews Eric Meserve Greg Crozier fAbsenh Pete O'DonneIlj Mry W is r ee Q 'E J X,-9 74 All State Band Brad Johnson Raps With Betty White IEW!!! illllllii illillil!! .....,.....w---- 1f' l .vfzfsov .gggyiffsp--fm X -f . , W.-3 , N ,,.. - W Q. J :MM f,.f , -,,,,h.w-guusrfff ff 1 UM? ,W I W Y Q Ss. ,A M ,,. , Q Q x.N, ,A fi ml gr 5, ,LA 1, :Q H! , as 76 f u..., o a 1 S 7 3 2 Q ' Q 353' 1 'fi r 2 ii i v' K Efrigi ' Q ' . 1-5 Vinall Trophy Harvard Book Award Yale Book Aware RICK BERRYMAN sreve vANcE ED MCALENEY Rookie of the Year John Chapin Mr. Excitement That's me. Most Valuable Teacher Peter Debevoise And you UNDERCLASSMEN f , r - And tomorrow never comes. Peter, Paul, and Mary 'I79 ,. lluIpi.,5: 0 I Junior Class Officers Dove Brown, Secrefaryg Bill Cross, Treasurerg Debbie Hale, Vice-Presidenly Anilo Mills, President ph-'v ': ' fm...,.A..' We Q ' ,.., , .Iunior Executive Committee Marianne Cahoon, Barbara Baker, Jamie Langella, Mike Bernard, John Carmichael, Bill Kayatfa. 181 BUTLER SIGNE BUTLER BYRAM CAHOON JOHN PETER DANA LLOYD PHILIP 2-1' GAYLE THOMA BRANN 223 351 3 3 Q :xii-Jfiif ff' ' I 'Z f f'5f x T IZn?n,?1 8 ...-..N.-ww.-+..-....... . Q , 5 K 1 W , N wma, N:- av, i 4 C Sophomore Class Officers Dano Mercier, Vice-Presidenl, Debbie Angell, Treasurer, JoAnno Morrison, President, Debbie Bourke, Secretary 1,,,,WMm E E N ML Y ,fag '- -1 515-5 ,L E .t .. E i iii. V 1' I Sophomore Execuhve Committee Vicki Longello, Nancy McGinnis, Tom Aikens, Mike Linscotf, Beth Crozier, Mork Schussler. 185 TRACEY ALLEN ALFRED ALONZO CYNTHIA ANDERSON DONNA ANDERSON DEBORAH ANGELL VICKIE ARCHIBALD 5, CHERYL AREY DONNA ASDOURIAN CAROL ASHLEY JAMES BELLINO SUSAN BELLINO SHIRLEY BERGERON JAMES BERRYMAN ROBERT BISHOP, IR. STEVEN aLAIsDELL ANN TIMOTHY DARRELL DIEGO JEANINE JEAN ' REGINA MARCIALGHAPAMAN ,I ANNE CIQIARLION I STEWART CHARLTON GEORGEIECHIIISTENSEN PAUL LINDA CLARKE -fx DIANE ROBERTgIQQ2LARKE5, RODNEISELCLFAVIES Y WILLIAM CLEVELAND SHZARONE CLOUTIER DEBORAH COLE I JUDY COLLETT FRANCIS COLLINS, JR MICHEAL CONLEY CONLEY EDWARD COOK, MAUREEN DAVID FLORA COX RICHARD CROSSMAN ELIZABETH CROZIER CHRISTOPHER BOLLING FAITH CULLOTO GARY EvoNALD gLIN JOHN ganna CUSHINQA LLY 'I ' LAURA CUSHMAN fi 'Ts CYR DNC! I il WRENCE LEARY V TT ,SUSAN X DALE MUNDEE DENISE SUEANN MOODY MICHAEL MORAN RITA ANN MORENCY KATHLEEN MOREY DONNA DEBORAH JOANNA DA ID MORTON JOSEPH M JEAN MUNRO DEBBIE LEGERE ANN VANE MACLEAN N SCOTT FAITH JAMES ODLIN EDW YNOR TRUDEAU TURENNE ROWE in PRUDEN HEIDI WEH ALTZ WAY PAMELA LAWRENCE MACLEOD I NlIQZP '4iN2Snm.:9 'W VL ,gcqf .E , i 111 1 my .1 Q- . ' , 5 F ' f x gvilemzi Qt X ,mm a . My z?......-W K ' K bf .W K I k 3 ,hw M1 .aiwlhi s ii, M,.wff-I 4 ' ,qw Q Maw 1.1 1, Q? nr' Q ,nivw S., ,. -. 1 ' -W.,Mfw'e' ' , 'TZ' s av 'L i' if ? , 5 s . -X, I Mi 3 I i 5 X1 A 'SEXCEESME 535: 535 Q ,. 9 SENIORS ' 1 at 5 X 15 4- It A ,. r .., W, ,, :..1 .,t,,.,, .. , K.: ..,,Ai,,, Lg .V no A W Gather your wits and hold on fast Your mind must learn to roam. K f The who ,, ...ju MAXINE LEE Executive Committee JEANNE BALL Executive Committee BARBARA FURBUSH Executive Committee NANCY WHITE Executive Committee STEPHEN VANCE KATIE ALLEN Executive Committee Executive Committee I9 L J i o r P I' O In I 94 I 2 'xl ,W , 9 fx f' Seated: Delle Babbidge, Peter Allen, Jeanne Ball, Gary Roberts, Cathy Counts, John Kierstead. Standing: Mike Payne, Maxine Lee, Shannon Garneau, Jim Langford, Mike Gilbert. John Loves Mary John intends to marry Mary, but at the moment he is married to Lilly. He married Lilly to get her into this country where Fred, his war buddy, could marry her. In the meantime, Fred, believing Lilly to be dead, gets married, and John, who wants to marry hMary, is stuck with Lilly and doesn't know what to do about it. Mary gets what she sees and they all live happily ever after. 198 Mary McKinley John Lawrence Fred Taylor . . Lilly Herbish . . Mrs. McKinley General Biddle Lt. O'Leary. . . CAST George Beechwood .... Oscar Dugan ...... Senator McKinley . . . . . .Jeanne Ball . . .Gary Roberts . . .Mike Payne . . . .Cathy Counts Delle Babbidge .. .Shan Garneau John Kierstead . .Jim Langford . .Mike Gilbert . . .Peter Allen ' -W. 'E 1, ini Will of the Class of 1971 1, WE JEAN CATHY COUNTS JANE THE FOOTBALL TEAM ZEKE THE PARK 7 STEVE MORANG BETSY HALL CATHY, ANN, CHERYL, NANCY PAT MAIORANO BETH HARVEY SUE HALE AND STEPH, MARTHA, AND SUE HOMEROOM I24 BONNIE, DIANE, JUDY, AND PAM MARY AND MAX MARILYN DARLING PAM AND DEE DENNIS McGEE FRENCH IV CLASS ADVANCED BIOLOGY CLASS CHEERLEADERS LEAVE A box of fish My mod mouse ears and a dunkin' donut A tube of head and shoulders One pound of hair and curlers A broken whistle One acre of Stanwood Park My cross country shoes A sugar honey graham A box of band-aids A pack of gum Lord of the flies Charley's love Days without mail The noisiest homeroom Doll paiamas A wide-mouthed frog Mr. Hemond and his audio visual effects Love, devotion, and fun A record 358 AHS per period A toupee A steak dinner, if he can get an A in his own course Our second-hand Mark Eden developer A year's pass to the State theater, ADVANCED ENGLISH CLASS YOU Seen r TO Margaret and Ellen Leanne Porter and any other future Children's theater actors Susan Coach Flynn Coach Sully Anybody who thinks he can handle it Mark Dipierro Bev Ward Miss MailIet's future art classes Mr. Sullivan Mr. Burrows Mr. Bruce Next year's senior girls with the same problem Miss Garland Miss Nickerson Jeanne and Barb Future French I, II, and Ill classes Future members of the band, orchestra, and chorus Mr. Davis Mr. Nichols Mr. Dyer Next year's cheerleaders Miss State i JAN RICHARDSON SAM VIOLA SYLVIA SIMPSON MR. HUNTER'S CLASS OF 70-71 TIM WILDES GARY WEBBER KAYE SULLIVAN ROBERT TOWNSEND, LES KITTRICK, AND JIM LANGFORD DOREEN JOHNSON BETSY PHILLIPS JILL AND AUDRIE BETSY LARAIN STEVE DOYON GEORGIA WOODBURY MARY VALERIANI MR. BURROW'S PERIOD v CLASS BETTY AND ANNETTE 3 KEYETTES MARY, MAX, BARBIE, AND JEANNIE MIKE MILLS, STEVE VANCE, AND DOUG MacLEAN r Three excellent copies ot advanced English word clues Encyclopedias Lots of bubble gum A monogrammed handkerchief My German II abilities A new ioke book My Mickey Mouse watch The Cumberland Fair Next year's cheerleaders A course in witchcraft Courage A skyful ot sunshine Just leaves My brother George Lots of luck A drool cup, the big O and a dead cat Our height A pitcher of water and a lug of cider A book containing 30 things to on the way to flag raising First man out and second man Witnessed by - be in Anyone with the right kind of money Mr. Bruce Next year's Steno Il and Transcription Class Mr. Hunter Miss Adler Mr. Conley Anyone who can't tell time All students who like to watch the Hootchie Kootchie Show Mr. Burrows S.P.H.S. The king of the forest Anyone who really digs the sunshine The halls of S.P.H.S. Next year's Data Processing Class Mr. Burrows Anyone who dares to match it I6 ft. f 5 ft. I If'l.J Miss Adler Next year's girls' state delegates Coach Akerley 62.14 7-3,,,ML 1 201 202 JANICE ABBOTT REBECCA ABRAMS RALPH ADAMS College To see the world. College Aff ROBERT ADAMS LIU-IAN AKELEY . KATHERINE ALLEN Service College To find o place in the sun. PETER ALLEN GERALD ANDERSON ROBERT ANDERSON Music MGIOF Success Engineering SUZAHHE 'QRMSTRONG DAVID ASDOURIAN JEAN ATWOOD Hawan- 72, 73, 74 . . . Engineer Success DELLE BABBIDGE ELAINE BAKER JEANNE BALL To be equal To life's challenge. To teach German Peace of mind 203 204 STEVEN BARTON College ERIC BAXTER To fake the country out of Salem DOLORES BEAN LEROY BEAVER JR. LENORA BELLINO Bookkeeper Success College CAROLYN BENSON BARBARA BLAIR MARY BLAIR Indio Nurse Success QS? REBECCA BLAIR DONNA BOUFFARD Success Business College Success JEAN BOUTIN iovvwf' BEVERLY BOYINGTON BARRY BRADO LANCE BRADY Nurse Chemical Engineer Electrical Engineer 205 206 WILLIAM BRANN Teacher DIANNE BROWN 'To succeed in life WAYNE BUCK To live long, happy, and single JAMES BRIGGS To grab for all the gusio I can get first time around. THOMAS BRYAND To make it L JOANNE BUFFUM IBM machines SUSAN BRIMECOMBE Success BETH BRYCE Dental Hygiene THOMAS BURBANK Governor of California DIANNE BURKE BRENDA BURNS B RNS To graduate To go on To school l'ORRAlNE U Artist 4 CHARLES BUTLER MARC CAPOZZA BRUCE CARMICHAEL College College To be cu success 207 08 ! ELIZABETH CARMODY PATRICIA CARON To own cz little green MG HOPPIDGSS A .gf 67,1 ' 'v f :H 5. .T ,X 1172? ,fiiwgfbi ffl fi' HOSEA CARPENTER To live ond love GLENN CARROLL Lawyer BETH CARTER Teacher DANIEL CASWELL Success JEROME CHISHOLM Success DEIRDRE CLARKE Europe with all-American orchestra MELINDA CHAMBERLAIN Happiness PAQL CHISHOLM To drink Dan under the table KAREN CLARKE Success KENNETH CHAPMAN To make something of myself SANDRA CLARK Happiness KEVIN CLOUTIER Hit the road with Bill C. 209 210 WHUAM COLBY KENNETH COLLAR BARBARA CONLEY Hit the I'OGCl Wlll1 College Pgychglggy LAURA CONLEY MICHAEL CONLEY CHRISTINE CoNNoLLY To make someone happy College College MARTIN CONNOLLY SUSAN COCKE SCOTT COOLBROTH To be another Kurt Medical Secretary College BRENDA COSTELLO KEVIN COSTELLO CATHY COUNTS College To see the world The 5fC'9e JILL COWAN THERESA COYNE DONALD CRANGLE To meet the king of ihe forest Success with happiness To have some 212 GREGORY CROZIER To do something right SUSAN CURRY College LORNA DARLING MARILYN DARLING BLAINE DAVIS ll College To be myself always College DONN DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS, JR. CAROL DEARBORN College College College Www KAREN DECKER To listen to the beat of the distant drum ANDREA DEMETRIOU STEVEN DEPETER Dancing teacher To graduate LINDA DESCHENES REGINA DEIVOU MARIA DIBIASE To move 10 Lewiston To graduate Have a happy life 2 4 DEBRA DICKHAUT Happiness in life DONALD DIMAURO Lumper ELIZABETH DICKSON To be illegal DANA DODGE College RONALD DIFFIN College PAMELA DOMINI Dental Hygienist TIMOTHY DONAHUE To pass math GEORGE DORSEY College SIDNEY DOYLE Marine biology fi I STEVEN DOYGN DIANE DRISKELL To be ambitious England !,4Wl4 'NX' DAVID DUBOVY DAVID DYRO Conservation Doctor GLORIA DUBEAU Success DENNIS DYRO Smoke iumper 215 216 ROBERT EATON CHARLTON ELLIOT JAMES FARNUM Commercial Cffisi College Success BETH FIFIELD To make others happy BARBARA FITZPATRICK To begin living LONNIE FLOYD Drafting Technician MICHAEL FLYNN Undecided SALLY FOURNIER To live LINDA FLYNN Undecided ROBERT FOGG About the same JOHN FREDERICK About average MARGARET FLYNN Physical Therapist DENISE FOLEY Law RITA FRENETTE College 217 218 BARBARA FURBUSH MARK GAGNON Happiness To see the country MARC FRIBERG To see the world CATHERINE GALLANT TIMOTHY GATO ROBERTA GIBBONS To make it To get straight Teacher MICHAEL GILBERT ROBERT GILCHRIST GARY Gll-LE5PlE College Airline pilot Doctor, lawyer, Indian chief i. SHEILA GLEASON ANNA GOLFIS CATHLEEN GOODWIN Live a happy life College Secretary CHERYL GOOGINS ROBERT GORMAN RITA GOUCHER Vista State Championship Sociql worker 219 220 CHRISTOPHER GRATTO Stale Championship JUDY GRAVES College MARY JANE GREENLEAF GAIL GUITARD THOMAS GUITARD l Austria '71 Business School Mflflne Biology l l SUSAN HALE ELIZABETH HALL DONALD HAMLIN College College Life Au. STEPHEN HARE MELANIE HARNDEN DIANE HART S.M.V.T.I. A House by The Sec: Data Processing BETH HARVEY PATRICIA HASKELL PAMELA HATHAWAY Nurse Undecided College 222 MARIELLA HAYDEN CRAIG HEBERT RHONDA HESKETT To be o nurse College London with Dionne and FiFi JAMES HEWS BRUCE HINCKS JEFFREY HQBB5 To make it To travel College NANCY HODGKWS FRANCES HoRToN Airline sfewordess l'lNDA HOLMES L d -th Dianne and Linda Telephone Company on on W' FRANKLIN HUMMEI- CATHIE JACKSON GERARD JALBERT T0 be Pllbiished To be remembered EGSY living RONALD JENKINS DOREEN JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON Electronics Happiness To be something in life 223 224 RICHARD JOHNSON JOSEPH KEANEY To fly To excel Y PATRICE KEATING To be remembered KAREN KELLY Happiness MARY BETH KENISTON College JOHN KIERSTEAD CAROL KILROY LEQ KITTRICK Success College and travel College MARY KUZMICKI RICHARD LABERGE ROBERTLABERGE To graduate To Boslon To Europe SUSAN LABONTE LYNDA LAFRENIERE JAMES LANGFORD Nursing Secretarial work To find Utopia 225 226 ELIZABETH LARAIN To go Io Hobbiion and meef Bilbo Bciggins MARIE LANGLOIS To be reinccirnated as c seo guII PETER LAROU To own c business PHILLIP LAROU KIMBERLY LARRABEE To ski Europe Executive secretory TIMOTHY LAWLER College BEVERLY LAWRENCE JOAN LEAMAN Twoof Undecided Life KATHLEEN LEAVITT DEBORAH LEE MAXINE LEE SUSAN LEVANDOSKI College College Secretory DEBORAH LEVECQUE AUDREY LIBBEY ALAN LIBBY To make someone happy To see the world smile Engineer Z 227 228 KENT LIBBY Wine, women, and song PATRICIA LOCKE To make it today and plan for tomorrow 39' I SCOTT LOCKMAN CATHERINE LORELLO WILLIAM LQRING Y.M.C.A. Work Denfal Hygienist Docfor ALMA LUTHER DEBORAH LUTTRELL ELLEN LYDON Success Happiness Undecided WUC' JAMES MACDONALD DOUGLAS MACLEAN JANE MACLEAN To contribute something Success journalist RUTHELLEN MACVANE PATRICIA MAIORANO NANCY MALONEY College Happiness Happiness 229 230 L. I I GARY MARCEAU To be where The money is GAIL MARSHALL PAMELA MARSHALL To be happy Teacher lzi , , DEBORAH MARTIN Secretary PATRICIA MARTIN LINDA MATTHEWS To travel Computers ,Ii 5, DEBORAH MAXWELL GEORGE MAXWELL EDWARD MCALENEY Undecided College Tomorrow MARY JO MCCARTHY BARBARA MCCUSKER STEVEN MCCUSKER X-Roy technology College Win, lose, or draw. STEPHEN MCDOUGAL DENNIS MCGEE JEFFREY MCGOVERN 330,000 CI year To keep the customer T0 See fhe Si9l1TS- satisfied. 232 PAMELA MCNALLY THOMAS MEEHAN College To go to Europe DEAN MELLEN College MARGARET MERRILL Elementary Teacher MARY MERRILL X-Ray technician GLENNIS MERRIMAN STEPHEN MERRITT ERIC MERSERVE College Enioymenf To win a state championship game. ANNE MESSER JANET MICHAUD STEPHANIE MILLER Undecided To go to Pooh s Corner with Dental hygienist Christopher Robin. MICHAEL MILLETT MICHAEL MILLS NANCY MINIHANE College Army Elementary teacher 233 234 BETTY MWCHELL ANGELO Mono MARGARET MONTGOMERY Marriage and children Live College LUCILLE MOONEY PAMELA MOORE STEPHEN MORANG College Undecided To travel GARY MORONG JAMES MOUNTAIN COLLEEN MURPHY Undecided Summer nations, 1976 To make others happy ELLEN MURPHY WILLIAM MURPHY JOYCE NORTON College Doctor College MARY NORTON TERRANCE NORTON FRANCINE O'BRIEN College To see America as one Notion Happiness 235 6 JEAN ODENCRANTZ Undecided DENISE O'DONNELL Fun Fda, PETER o'DoNNELL DAVID oLDs DAVID OLIVER Undecided Air Force Hugh Hefner RICHARD OLIVER WILLIAM PALANZA BEVERLY PALMER To graduate Business School Happiness MARGARET PAPI MICHAEL PAYNE ROBERT PAYSON C0IIe9e Graduate Undecided min ii. BONITA PENNELL LUDGER PERREAULT DEBRA PERRY Happiness College College 237 238 GEORGE PETTINGILL College Undecided College LINDA PETERS BARRY PHILLIPS BETSY Pl'lll-I-IPS MARY ANN PHILLIPS DANA PIERCE College A peaceful place by the sea Undecided PEGGY PIERSON ALAN PLACE RICHARD PORTER To leave Maine Undecided Success JANE PRAY JOHN POTTLE ANN POWELL College Undecided College DANIEL POWELL JOHN POWELL MICHAEL PRALICZ To make it Undecided Undecided 239 FELICIA PRESCOTT NANCY PURINGTON KAREN PUSEY HUPPWQSS 5eCVefClfY To succeed DEBORAH QUATRANO College TIMOTHY RICE Space Conimcando 240 LEON RICHARD JANICE RICHARDSON BARBARA RIDLEY Undecided College Cnllepe SAMUEL RIESOLD RUSSELL ROBBINS GARY ROBERTS College Undecuded CoIIege l I , SONNY ROBITAILLE JULIE ROLFE SALLY SAMBOLINI Air Force Happiness To bend spaghetti WX IIL 3 2 242 JAMES RYAN DEBRA SACCO ANNETTE ST. PETER Succegg Nurse Gold Tassel LX M MICHAEL SAVAGE DERWOOD SAWTELLE KIRSTI SCHULTZ Undecided Undecided Undecided DANIEL SCOTT THOMAS SESTO MICHAEL SHANE Undecided To Bury People Automotive Technology DAVID SHAW MICHAEL SHEA JAMES SIMPSON T0 5l10W Pe0Ple l can do if College No? to see any slant eyes in c iungle SYLVIA SIMPSON JEAN SKELTCN STEPHANIE SKll.l.lN Telephone Company College Physical therapist w M 243 44 STEPHEN SLOAN Undecided , we CHARLES SMITH Undecided DEBORAH SMITH RICHARD SMITH ROBERT SMITH College Undecided To get out of school ,Kg DONNA SOUCY College PRISCILLA STEVENS To help others MICHAEL STEARNS To try to make this world a little better ARTHUR STROUT Live to be o hundred CATHERINE STEVENS College KAYE SULLIVAN Army nurse MAUREEN SULLIVAN ELIZABETH SWEET DEBORAH TABB Elemenfqry teacher Gold tassel To graduate 246 JAMES THAYER RICHARD THIBODEAU NEIL THOMAS To have long hair To travel To fqke off MARTHA THOMES WILLIAM THORNE THOMAS TINKHAM COII698 To break even Undecided ROBERT TOWNSEND CHRISTOPHER TUPPER LEANNE TUPPER DSHIISI Naval architect To get married fgf, MICKALINE Twloo MARY VALERIANI STEPHEN VANCE Undecided Mortician BONNIE VERRILL WILLARD VIOLA Happiness College College EVELYN WARREN Ccnodo 247 , A' i 3 X GARY WEBBFR susAN WEEKS JAMES WELCH Peace and hoppmess Secretary To succeed GERALD WHETSTONE College ELIZABETH WHITE Social worker NANCY WHITE SUSAN WHITE TIMOTHY WILES Medical Sec,-egg,-Y Undecided Undecided CATHERINE WILLIAMS DONALD WILLIAMS GABRIEL WILLIAMSON College Gnd Travel Leave Maine College ALAN WILSON NANCY WILSON GEORGIA WOODBURY Brew-master Become a LPN Happiness 249 JOHN WOODBURY JANET WROBLEWSKI DEBORAH WYLIE Undecided English Teacher Beouticion ddef 5 TINA ZAPPIA EUGENIE ZEITMAN College Secretory eed e T elllll ,s 5 5 S i 5 QW f'i0WffF -1Zi?.:'? 4?EfV 'fW 5 f-' 1, lf' f wk Q S R R W, H. ll, ,ff .ig . sl S ' .X 5 ,Q P Mn K V ,kj A.,,, 5 ' X ' I i i E Q I ummm an 1 wmwam mmxma1 s, ' M., , , ,, W ,,-- , - , , ,, ABBOTT, JANICE L., 210 Pine St., College, AFS 2, 3, German 2, Homeroom Chairman 4, School Service 4. ABRAMS, RECECCA J., 47 Massachusetts Ave., Commercial, AFS 2, 3, 4, School Service 4, Pep Club 2. ADAMS, RALPH D., 6 Myrtle Ave., General, Intramural Basketball 2, Golt 4. ADAMS, ROBERT H., 144 School St., General. AKELEY, LILLIAN M., 33 Marcelle Ave., Colleae, Glee Club 2. ALLEN, KATHERINE A., 124 Mitchell Rd., College, Keyette 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Year- book 4, School Service 4, Executive Comm. 3, 4, Superlative 2. ALLEN, PETER O,, 113 Boothby Ave., General, German 2, Yearbook 4, Superlative 3, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, All State Band 2, 3, Western Maine 2, 3, ANDERSON, GERALD F., 903 Broadway, General, Work Study 4, ANDERSON, ROBERT B., 48 George St., College. ARMSTRONG, SUZANNE M., 441 Ocean St., College, FTA 2, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 2, Homeroom Chairman 3, School Service 4, Superlative 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Swim- ming 2, 3. ASDOURIAN, DAVID M., 55 Washington Ave., General, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Junior Prom Comm. ATWOOD, JEAN M., 72 Adelbert St., Commercial, BABBIDGE, DELLE H., 66 Massachusetts Ave., College, AFS 2, 3, 4, French 2, Yearbook 4, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 2, 3, Homeroom Chairman 2, 3, Library Aide 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, National Merit Semi-Finalist 4, Glee Club 2, Art 2, Honor Assembly 3, 4. BAKER, ELAINE L., 220 Harriet St., College, AFS 2, FTA 2, 3, 4, Keyette 2, 3, 4, German 2, Ma- iorettes 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2. BALL, JEANNE-K., 65 Washington Ave., General, Keyette 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, School Service 4, GirI's State 3, Class Officers 2, 3, Superlative 2, 3, Reaction 4, Executive Committee 4. BARTON, STEVEN P., 8 Augusta St., College, Golf 3. BAXTER, ERIC S., 81 Adelbert St., College, French 2, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 4, Reac- tion Editor 4, Yearbook Advertising Committee 4, BEAN, DOLORES, 207 Evans St., Commercial, Transferred from Portland, Glee Club 2, Work Study Group 4. BEAVER, JR., LEROY, 161 Fort Rd,, General, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Highest Average in Industrial Arts 2. BELLINO, LENORA M., 768 Broadway, College, AFS 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Reac- tion 3, 4, Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2. BENSON, CAROLYN, 10 Sylvan Rd., College, FTA 3, 4, German 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Assembly 2, 3, BIBEAU, DEBORAH, 101 Devereux Circle, General. BLAIR, BARBARA E., 1035 Broadway, General, AFS 4, Yearbook 4, School Service 4, Band 2, Pre Med 3, 4, Honor Assembly 2. BLAIR, MARY E., 1035 Broadway, Commercial, Yearbook 3, 4, School Service 4. BLAIR, REBECCA, 1035 Broadway, General. BOUFFARD, DONNA M., 1232 Broadway, Commercial, School Service 4. BOUTIN, JEAN M., 12 Powers Rd., Commercial. BOYINGTON, BEVERLY, 38 Bonnybrier Rd,, General, School Service 4. BRADO, BARRY C., 15 Pitt St., College, Tennis 2, 3, 4. BRADY, LANCE R,, 97 Cumberland Rd., General, Band 2, 3, Swimming 2, 3. BRANN, WILLIAM J,, 453 Ocean St., College. BRIGGS, JAMES P., 83 Wainwright East, General, Football 4. BRIMECOMBE, SUSAN E,, 100 Jordan Ave., General, School Service 4. gROWN, DIANE M., 23 Buttonwood St., College, FTA 2, French 2, Pep Club 2, Honor Assembly BRYAND, THOMAS E., 68 Elsmere Ave., General, Swimming 2, 3, Tennis 2. W BRYCE, BETH P., 4 High View Ave., College, AFS, 2, 3, 4, Keyette 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Class Officers 2, 3, 4, Superlative 2, 3, Honor Assembly 3. BUCK, WAYNE P., 443 Broadway, College. BUFFUM, JOANNE, 175 Elm St,, Commercial, School Service 4. BURBANK, THOMAS R., B80 Sawyer St., College, Yearbook 4, Boy's State 3, Band 2, 3, Swim ming 2, 3, 4. BURKE, DIANE, I5 Spurwink Ave., Commercial. BURNS, BRENDA, 41 Atlantic Ave., Commercial. BURNS, LORRAINE M., 324 Pine St., College, AFS 2, 3, 4, Keyette 2, 3, Latin 2, Honor Assem- bly 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Yearbook Advertising Committee 4. BUTLER, CHARLES E., 48 Elsmere Ave., College, Track 2. CAPOZZA, MARC N., 112 Richland St., General. CARMICHAEL, BRUCE, 44 Wild Rose Ave., College, Homeroom Chairman 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2. CARMODY, ELIZABETH A., IB Latham St., General, AFS 2, 3, 4, School Service 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3. CARON, PATRICIA A., 117 Richland St., General, School Service 4. CARPENTER, HOSEA W., 64 Hill St., College, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Spring Track 3, 4. CARROLL, GLENN C., 15 Winterberry St., College, Chess 3, Honor Assembly 3. CARTER, BETH E., 33 Latham Street, General, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Assembly 2, 3. CASWELL, DANIEL T., 54 Stanley St., General, Baseball 2, Basketball 2. CHAMBERLAIN, MELINDA R., Main Street, College, CHAPMAN, KENNETH L., 2 Scott Rd., G ener al, Band 2, 3. CHISHOLM, JEROME M., 11 McKinley St., General, Golf 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. CHISHOLM, PAUL J,, 11 McKinley St., General, CLARK, SANDRA L., 33 Kelly sr, General. CLARKE, DIERDRE G., 20,Providence Ave., College, Band 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, All-State 2, 3, 4, Western Maine 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Honor As- sembly 3. CLARKE, KAREN F, b CLOUTIER, KEVIN J., 204 High St., General, Executive Committee 2, Football 2, 3. COLBY, WILLIAM C., 6 Mussey St., General. COLLAR, KENNETH P., 1 C St., General. CONLEY, BARBARA E., 57 Bonnybriar Rd., College, Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4. CONLEY, LAURA M., 182 Sawyer St., General, Latin 2, School Service 4. CONLEY, MICHAEL L., 133 Pennsylvania Ave., General, Track 2. CONNOLLY, CHRISTINE M., 133 Westbrook St., College, AFS. 3, Basketball 3, Keyette 3, 4, Pep Club 3, School Service 4. CONNOLLY, MARTIN F., 4 Summit St., General, Intramural Basketball 3. COOKE, SUSAN R., 796 Broadway, Commercial, AFS. 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Yearbook 4. COOLBROTH, SCOTT P., 116 Massachusetts Ave., College, Football 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. COSTELLO, BRENDA E., 20 Olive Road, College, Basketball 2, School Service 4. COSTELLO, KEVIN M,, 20 Olive Road, General, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3. COUNTS, CATHY L., 18 Robinson St., College, AFS. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 2, 3, Homeroom Chairman 2, Keyette 2, 3, Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Yearbook 1, 4, German 2, School Service 4, Newspaper 2, 4. Y COWAN, JILL A., 32 Clemons St., College, Honor Assembly 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med 2, School Service 4, Trackettes 3, 4. COYNE, THERESA A., 227 Walnut St., General. CRANGLE, DONALD J., 32 Wilson St., College, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Chairman 3. CROZIER, GREGORY, 45 Simmons Rd., College, Boys' State 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Student Council CURRY, SUSAN E., 4l Heather Rd., College, AFS. 2, 3, FTA. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Honor As- sembly 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Yearbook Advertising Committee 4. DARLING, LORNA L., l9o Front St., College, AFS. 2, 3, 4, German 2, Latin 2, Honor Assembly 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Yearbook Advertising Committee 4, DARLING, MARILYN J., 256 Pine St., College, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Assembly 2, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 4, Library Aid 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Yearbook 4, Yearbook Advertising Com- mittee 4. DAVIS, BLAINE E., 20l Walnut St., College, Executive Committee 3, Football 2, School Council 3, Swimming 4, Superlative 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Yearbook Advertising Committee 3, 4, Class Offi- cer 4. DAVIS, DONN, 38 Simmons Rd., College. DAVIS, ROBERT A., 25 Cumberland Rd., College, Spring Track 2, Track 2, 3. DEARBORN, CAROL L., 61 Fourth Street, College. DECKER, KAREN, 68 Pitt St., College, AFS, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Chairman 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 2, Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4, School Council 3, School Service 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Girl's State 3, Keyette 3, 4. DEMETRIOU, ANDREA, I4 Carighan Ave., College, Glee Club 2, 3, School Service 4, Yearbook 4. DEPETER, STEVEN E., 35 Southwell Ave., General. DESCHENES, LINDA L., 9 Pillsbury St., Commercial, School Service 4, DEVOU, REGINA L., 242 Sawyer St., Commercial. DIBIASE, MARIA L., IOI Sawyer St., Commercial, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 2, School Service 4, Homeroom Chairman 2, 3. DIBIASE, REINEY, I576 Broadway, General. DICKHAUT, DEBRA E., l90 Margaret St., General, German 2, Homeroom Chairman 2, School Service 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med 4. DICKSON, ELIZABETH A., I5 Vincent St., Commercial, School Service 4. DIFFIN, RONALD B., 29 Jordan Ave., College. DIMAURO, DONALD M., 40 Keswick Rd., General, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. DODGE, DANA M., 209 Cottage Rd., General, DOMINI, PAMELA J., 9l Kelsey St., General, AFS. 3, 4, Tennis 3, School Service 4. DONOHUE, TIMOTHY J., 50 North Marriner St., General. DORSEY, GEORGE E., I9 Massachusetts Ave., College, Track 2, 3, 4. DOYLE, SIDNEY B., I3 Loveitt St., General, Glee Club 2. DOYAN, STEVEN W., B North Morriner St., General, Track 2, Spring Track 3. DRISKELL, DIANE, I86 McKinley St., General, Work Study Group 2. DuBEAU, GLORIA M., 72 Beach St., Commercial. DUBOVY, DAVID P., I8 Harborview Ave., College, Soccer 2. DYRO, DAVID S., 37 Carter St., General, Honor Assembly 2, Gymnastics 2. DYRO, DENNIS I., 37 Carter St., General. EATON, ROBERT W., 9I Osborne Ave., General, Superlative 2. ELLTOT, CHARLTON F., ol Mitchell Rd., General. FARNUM, JAMES A., 65 Wythburn Rd., General, Baseball 3, Football 3. FEENEY, STEVEN, 32 Emery St., General. FIFIELD, BETH A., I86 Richland St., General, School Service 4, Honor Assembly 2. FITZPATRICK, BARBARA A., T389 Broadway, General. FLOYD, LONNIE M., I67 New York Ave., General, Honor Assembly 2, Gymnastics 2, 3. FLYNN, LINDA S., 33 Dyke Farm Road, General. FLYNN, MARGARET A., 674 Highland Ave., College, AFS. 2, 3, 4, Keyette 4, French 2, Year- book 4, Schoal Service 4, Trackettes 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, FLYNN, MICHAEL D., 32 Aspen Ave., General, Basketball Manager 3, 4. FOGG, ROBERT A., 9 Charlotte St., College. FOLEY, DENISE M., I6 Elsmere Ave., College, AFS. 2, 3, French 2, Trackettes 3. FOURNIER, SALLY A., 7 Jackson St., Commercial, Honor Assembly 2, School Service 4, Pep Club 2, Basketball 2. FREDERICK, JOHN, 20 Adelbert St., College, Basketball 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4. FRENETTE, RITA M., 90 Cumberland Rd., Commercial, FRIBERG, MARC R., I5 Mitchell Rd., College. FURBUSH, BARBARA R., I63 Main St., College, AFS. 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 2, 4, Keyette 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Chairman 2, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 2, Girl's State 3, Honor As- sembly 2, 3, 4, Superlative 2, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, School Service 4, Trackettes 2, 3. GAGNON, MARK D., 45 Kale: Rd., College, Gymnastics 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. GALLANT, CATHERINE L., 60 Chase St., Commercial, School Service 4. GARNEAU, SHANNON I., I6l Walnut St., College, School Council 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4. GATO, TIMOTHY, 245 Evans St., General, Track 3. GIBBONS, ROBERTA M., 65 Plymouth Rd., College, AFS. 3, FTA. 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, Glee Club 2, 3, School Service 4, Yearbook Advertising Committee 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Trackettes 3, GILBERT, ELLEN T., 37 Hillside Ave., General, Transferred from Cathedral. GILBERT, JOYCE K., 44 C St., General. GILBERT, MICHAEL K., 44 C St., General, Soccer 2, Intramural Basketball. GILCHRIST, ROBERT B., I2 Beauport St., General, Swimming 2, GILLESPIE, GARY W., 32 McKinley St., General, Honor Assembly 3. GLEASON, SHEILA A., 206 Pine St., College, Honor Assembly 2, School Service 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4. GOLFIS, ANNA, 32 Pennsylvania Ave., General, AFS. 4, Glee Club 2, School Service 4. GOODWIN, KATHLEEN M., 53 Sylvan Rd., Commercial, Glee Club 4, Transferred from North Kingstown High. GOOGINS, CHERYL L., 54 Hayden St., General, School Service 4, Pep Club 2, Park Proiect 3, 4. GORMAN, ROBERT W., I9 Bonnybank Rd., College, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, German 2, Homeroom Chairman 4, Yearbook 4. GOUCHER, RITA E., 58 Providence Ave., College, GRATTO, CHRISTOPHER E., 29 Somerset St., College, Yearbook 4, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 4, Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2. GRAVES, JUDY H., I I3 Fort Rd., College, French 2, Girl's State 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Honor As- sembly 2, 3, 4. GREENLEAF, MARY-JANE, 33 Carter St., General, AFS. 2, 3, 4, Keyette 4, Homeroom Chair- man 3, School Service 4, Tennis 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3. GUITARD, GAIL E., 251 High St., Commercial, AFS 3, School Service 4. GUITARD, THOMAS A., 8I Deake St., College, Swimming 2, 3, 4. HALE, SUSAN E., T06 Mitchell Rd., General, AFS. 2, 3, 4, Ma- iorettes 2, 3, 4, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 2, School Service 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 4, HALL, ELIZABETH A., 24 Barstow St., General, AFS. 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 4, Honor Assembly 3, 4, Yearbook Advertising Committee 4, Pep Club 2, 3. HAMLIN, DONALD W., 59 Boston St., College, Honor Assembly 3. HARE, STEPHEN T., 287 Lincoln St., General. HARNDEN, MELANIE A., I44 Clifford St., College, AFS. 3, 4, FTA. 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Honor 255 Assembly 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Advertising Committee 4. HART, DIANE G., 39 Reynolds St,, Commercial. HARVEY, BETH M., I I7 Walnut St., General, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 3, Library Aid 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. HASKELL, PATRICIA A., 29 Bennett St., General. HATHAWAY,' PAMELA S., 329 Evans St., College, AFS. 2, 3, 4, French 2, Yearbook 4, School Service 4, Superlative 2, Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Reaction 2, 3, 4. HAYDEN, MARIELLA, 12 Kent Rd., General, AFS. 3, 4, Pre-Med 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4. HEBERT, CRAIG M., 20 Columbia Ave., College. HESKETT, RHONDA L., 19 Thornton Ave., Commercial. HEWS, JAMES R., 97 Clemons St., General, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4. HINCKS, BRUCE E., 14 Kirkland Ave., General. HOBBS, JEFFREY R., 230 Cottage Rd., College, Track 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4. HODGKINS, NANCY S., 5 Lemont St., Commercial,,AFS. 4, School Service 4. HOLMES, LINDA L., 34 Brigham St., Commercial. HORTON, FRANCES J., 334 Preble St., General, School Service 4, Park Proiect 3, 4. HUMMEL, FRANKLIN L., 38 Channel Rd., College, Library Aid 2, 3, 4. JACKSON, CATHIE E., 69 Buchanan St., College, Keyette 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Glee Club 2, School Service 4, Trackettes 2, 3, Tennis 3, Girl's State 3. JALBERT, GERALD A., 43 New York Ave., General, Track 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3. JANoslK, MANUELLA K., 19 Deake sl., General. JENKINS, RONALD B., 27 Bonnybank Terrace, General, Honor Assembly 2. JOHNSON, DOREEN A., 164 Anthoine St., College, AFS. 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, School Service 4, Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Advertising Commit- tee 4. JOHNSON, JAMES H., 99 Osborne Ave., General. JOHNSON, RICHARD M., 26 Buchanan St., General. KEANEY, JOSEPH A., 59 Pitt St., College, Key Club 3, 4, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 2, 3, Homeroom Chairman 2, 3, Superlative 2, Honor Assembly 2, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4. KEATING, PATRICE, 265 Elm St., College, Transferred from St. Joseph Academy, Swimming 4. KENISTON, MARY BETH, 39 Ardsley Ave., College, School Service 4, Honor Assembly 3, Swim- ming 3. KERN, MARY E., B3 Clemons St., General. KIERSTEAD, JOHN A., 40 Derby Rd., General, Track 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4. KILROY, CAROL A., I1 Glendale Rd., General, FTA. 2, 3, 4, School Service 4, Band 2, 3, 4. KITTRICK, LEO L., 54 Granby Rd., College, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 2, Yearbook 4, Superlative 2, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4. KUZMICKI, MARY J., 72 Wainwright Circle West, General. LABERGE, RICHARD A., 87 Broadway, General, Work Study 4. LABERGE, ROBERT L., 96 Devereoux Circle, General, Work Study 4. LABONTE, SUSAN A., 1717 Broadway, College, FTA. 3, 4, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 3, Glee Club 2, Honor Assembly 2, 3, Swimming 4. LAFRENIERE, LYNDA J., 11 Evergreen Rd., Commercial, Transferred from Freeport High School. LANGFORD, JAMES A., 87 Springwood St., College, Yearbook 4, Boy's State 3, Executive Committee 2, 3, Superlative 2, Honor Assembly 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4. LANGLOIS, MARIE A., 12 Phillips Rd., College, AFS. 2, 3, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 2, Basketball 2. LARAIN, ELIZABETH S., 33 Myrtle Ave., College, Honor Assembly 3, Swimming 2. LaROU, PETER D., 51 Simmons Rd., College, Yearbook Advertising Committee 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4. LaROU, PHILLIP R., 51 Simmons Rd., College, Yearbook Advertising Committee 4, Swimming 2, 256 3, 4. LARRABEE, KIMBERLY A., 123 Pennsylvania Ave., Commercial, AFS. 3, 4, Keyette 3, 4, School Service 4, Pep Club 3, 4. LAWLER, TIMOTHY C., 99 Cumberland Rd., College, Honor Assembly 2. LAWRENCE, BEVERLY J., 1581 Broadway, Commercial. LAWRENCE, GARY, 50 Jordan Ave., General. LEAMAN, JOAN F., 72 Thompson St., College, AFS. 2, FTA. 2, German 2, School Service 4, Glee Club 2, Swimming 4. LEAVITT, KATHLEEN M., 125 Granby Rd., Commercial, School Service 4. LEE, DEBORAH B., 44 Hill sv., College, Ars. 3, 4. LEE, MAXINE, 1254 Broadway, College, Yearbook 4, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 4, Home- room Chairman 2, School Service 4, Girl's State 3, Executive 2, 3, 4, Superlative 2, 3, Honor Assembly 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. LEVANDOSKI, SUSAN T., 59 Simmons Rd., Commercial, School Service 4, Basketball 2, 3. LEVECQUE, DEBORAH A., 294 Westbrook St., College, School Service 4, Pre-Med 2, Honor Assembly 2. LIBBEY, AUDREY J., 7 Fisherman's Lane, General, School Service 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Trackettes 2, 3, 4. LIBBY, ALAN C., B94 Sawyer St., General, Basketball 2. LIBBY, KENT R., 29 Alfred St., General, Yearbook 4, Tennis 2, 3, Swimming 2, 3. LOCKE, PATRICIA R., 9 Summit St., College, AFS. 2, French 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Debating 3, 4. LOCKMAN, scorr v., as Stanley sl., College, swimming 2, 3, 4. LORELLO, CATHERINE A., 58 Frostwick Ave., College, AFS. 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 2, Superlative 2, Yearbook Advertising Committee 4, Trackettes 2, 3, 4. LORING, WILLIAM T., 49 Lowell St., College, Yearbook 4, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 3, Honor Assembly 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 3, 4. LUTHER, ALMA J., 190 Broadway, General. LUTTRELL, DEBORAH A., 63 Clemons St., Commercial. MACDONALD, .JAMES A., 75 Elsmere Ave., College, Honor Assembly 2, Track 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4. MACLEAN, DOUGLAS A., 128 Sawyer St., General, Executive Committee 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3. MACLEAN, JANE C., 5 Clifford St., College, AFS. 3, 4, FTA. 3, 4, Teen-age Express 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, Yearbook 3, 4, Homeroom Chairman 2, School Service 4, Superlative 3, Glee Club 2, Honor Assembly I, 4, Pep Club 2. MACVANE, RUTH ELLEN, 39 Fort Rd., College, French 2. MAIORANO, PATRICIA A., 57 Willow St., General. MALONEY, NANCY J., 38 Bellevue Ave., Commercial. MARCEAU, GARY W., 118 Keswick Rd., General. MARSHALL, GAIL L., 50 Pitt St., General, Superlative 3. MARSHALL, PAMELA A., 100 Deake St., College, Latin 3, Library Aide 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Western Maine 3. MARTIN, DEBORAH A., 6 Loveitt St., Commercial. MARTIN, PATRICIA A., 23 Bay Rd., General, Art 2, 3, 4. MATTHEWS, LINDA L., 101 Wainwright Circle West, General, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Western Maine 2, 3. MAXWELL, DEBORAH L., 50 Devereaux Circle, Commercial. MAXWELL, GEORGE R., 36 Highland Rd., College, Band 3, 4, Color Guard 2, Gymnastics 3, 4. McALENEY, EDWARD P., 9 Garfield Circle, College, German 2, Headlight Homeroom Chair- man 2, 3, Hameroom Chairman 2, 3, Boy's State 3, Class Officer 2, Executive Committee 3, Su- perlative 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. McCARTHY, MARYJO M., 274 Pleasant Ave., General, Yearbook 4, Yearbook Advertising Committee 4, School Service 4, Trackettes 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4. MCCUSKER, BARBARA A., 63 Grand St., College, Transferred from Portland High, AFS. 3, 4, School Service 4, Pep Club 3, 4. McCUSKER, STEPHEN R., 59 Everett Ave., College, Boy's State 3, Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4. MCDOUGALL, STEPHEN D., 83 Brigham St., College, Hanor Assembly 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3. McGEE, DENNIS H., I5 Hutchinson St., College, Chess 3, Yearbook 4, Golf 4. McGOVERN, JEFFERY A., 5 Delaware Ave., General, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 4, Home- room Chairman 4. McNALLY, PAMELA J., 422 Ocean St., College, FTA. 2, Yearbook 4, School Service 4, Honor Assembly 4, Trackettes 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball Manager 2, 3. MEEHAN, THOMAS J., 35 Cash St., General, Work Study Group 4. MELLEN, DEAN F., I1 Dyke Farm Rd., College, Chess 2, 3, 4, Honor Assembly 2, 3, Gymnastics 3. MERRILL, MARGARET, 62 Wythburn Rd., General, AFS. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, School Serv- ice 4, Trackettes 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. MERRILL, MARY, 62 Wythburn Rd., General, AFS. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Executive Commit- tee 2, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 2, 3, Homeroom Chairman 2, School Service 4, Superla- tive 2, Trackettes 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. MERRIMAN, GLENNIS, 59 Deake St., College, AFS. 2, French 2, Gymnastics 2, Honor Assem- bly 3. MERRITT, STEPHEN R , 21 Day St., College, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Honor Assembly 3, Spring Track 3, 4. MESERVE, ERIC S., 68 Huntress Ave., College, Baseball 2, Football 3, 4. MESSER, ANN L., 70 Burwell Ave., General, Honor Assembly 2, 3. MICHAUD, JANET L., 22 Channel Rd., College, AFS. 2, 3, 4, French 2, Glee Club 2, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 4, Homeroom Chairman 4, Honor Assembly 3. MILLER, STEPHANIE E., 2B Dyer St., General, Pep Club 2. MILLETT, MICHAEL A., 128 Brigham St., General, Honor Assembly 3. MILLS, MICHAEL A., 148 Pennsylvania Ave., General, Football 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Superlative 2, 3. MINIHANE, NANCY J., 315 Highland Ave., College, AFS. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Tennis 3, Yearbook 4. MITCHELL, BETTY J., 49 Fort Rd., General. MOIO, ANGELO J., 143 Hillside Ave., College, Honor Assembly 3, latin 3, Newspaper 3, Yearbook 4. MONTGOMERY, MARGARET A., 34 Heather Rd., College. MOONEY, LUCILLE R., 329 Highland Ave., College, AFS. 2, 3, 4. MOORE, PAMELA R., 499 Main St., Commercial. MORANG, STEPHEN E., 94 Burwell Ave., College, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. MOREY, ROBERT E., I96 Stanford St., General. MOREY, RONALD N., 32 Smith St., College. MORONG, GARY W., 177 Mussey St., General. MOUNTAIN, JAMES E., 95 Broadway, College, Honor Assembly 2, Rifle Club 2, 3, Track 2, 3. MURPHY, COLLEEN C., 53 Pillsbury St., General, AFS. 2, 3, School Service 4, Yearbook 3. MURPHY, ELLEN F., 24 Arlington Rd., College, AFS 3, Glee Club 2, Latin 2. MURPHY, WILLIAM A., 191 Mussey St., General. NORTON, JOYCE A., 205 Richland St., College, FTA. 3, 4, Maiorettes 3, 4, Tennis 2, NORTON, MARY E., 107 Keswick Rd., College, AFS. 2, 3, 4, Girl's State 3, Headlight Horne- room Chairman 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Chairman 2, 3, Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, Pep Club 2, 3, School Service 4, Trackettes 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Yearbook Advertising Committee 4. NORTON, TERRANCE M., 63 MacArthur Circle, College, Chess 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 2, Head- light Homeroom Chairman 2, 3, 4, Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, Math Club 4. O'BRIEN, FRANCINE A., 50 Mclean St., College, Honor Assembly 2, 3. ODENCRANTZ, JEAN E., 61 Atlantic Ave., General, School Service 4. O'DONNELL, DENISE A., 56 McKinley St., General, School Service 4, Work Study Group 4. O'DONNELL, PETER J., 56 McKinley St., General, Class Officer 2, 4, Executive Committee 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Superlative 3, Track 3, 4. OLDS, DAVID H., 32 Free St., General. OLEARY, MICHAEL L., 52 Davis St., General, Football 2, 3, 4, Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4, Golf 2. OLIVER, DAVID M., 24 B St., General. OLIVER, RICHARD M., 3 Tremont St., General, Work Study Group 2. PALANZA, WILLIAM J., 44 Bellaire Rd., General, Work Study Group 4. PALMER, BEVERLY A., I7 Latham St., Commercial, Library Aide 2, 3, School Service 4, Tennis 2. PAPI, MARGARET A., 31 Gaudy Sl., College, FTA. 2, latin 2, Homeroom Chairman 4. PAYNE, MICHAEL R., 572 Main St., College, Art 3, Football 2, 3, Spring Track 2, Track 2. PAYSON, ROBERT M., 39 Ocean View Ave., General. PENNELL, BONITA E., 46 Taylor lone, Commercial. PERREAULT, LUDGER J., 17 Braeburn Ave., General, Headlight Homeroom Chairman 2, Honor Assembly 3, Tennis I, 2. PERRY, DEBRA A., 265 Westbrook St., College, AFS. 2, 3, Yearbook 4, School Service 4, Track- ettes 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3. PETERS, LINDA D., 259 Lincoln St., Commercial, Swimming 2. PETTENGILL, GEORGE A., I I Kelley St., General. PHILLIPS, BARRY E., 28 Somerset St., College, Homeroom Chairman 4, PHILLIPS, BETSY A., I5 Woodland Rd., College, French 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Color Guard 3, Honor Assembly 2, 3. PHILLIPS, MARY A., 144 McKinley St., Commercial, School Service 4, Yearbook Advertising Committee 4, Girls Basketball 2, 3, Trackettes 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Pep Club 4. PIERCE, DANA, 20 Alton St., General. PIERSON, PEGGY M., 172 Preble St., Commercial. PLACE, ALAN A., 26 Henry St., General, PORTER, RICHARD P., I1 Thirlmere Ave., General. POTTLE, JOHN W., 14 Skillings St., General. POWELL, ANN M., 86 Wainwright Circle East, College, AFS 2, 3, Yearbook 4, School Service 4, Trackettes 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3. POWELL, DANIEL E., 235 Evans St., College. POWELL, JOHN A., 37 Arbutus Ave., College. PRALICZ, MICHAEL J., 90 Cash St., General. PRAY, JANE P., 88 Summit St., College, French 2, Yearbook 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. PRESCOTT, FELICIA A., 89 School St., Commercial. PURINTON, NANCY E., 51 Bonnybank Rd., Commercial. PUSEY, KAREN D., 94 Osborne Ave., General, School Service 4. QUATRANO, DEBORAH J., 42 Angell Ave., College. RICE, TIMOTHY J., 483 Ocean St., College, German 3, Superlative 2, Golf 3, 4. RICHARD, LEON J., I8 Maple St., General. RICHARDSON, JANICE L., 114 Deake St., College, FTA. 2, 3, 4, Keyette 3, 4, GirI's State 3, Superlative 2, 3, Band 2, 3, School Council 4, Girl's Basketball 2, 3, 4. RIDLEY, BARBARA A., 330 Preble Si., College. RIESOLD, SAMUEL C., 77 Thadeus St., General, Homeroom Chairman 3, Work Study Group 4. ROBBINS, RUSSELL K., 169 McKinley St., College, Homeroom Chairman 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4. ROBERTS, GARY W., 24 Pitt St., College, Key Club 4, Park Proiect 3, 4, Tennis 2, Gymnastics 2, 3. 257 ROBITAILLE, RONALD E.: 552 Preble St.: General: Work Study Group 3: Tennis 2. ROBITAILLE, SONNY J.: 552 Preble St.: General: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Color Guard 3: Tennis 2. ROLFE, JULIE A.: I I I Bonnybrier Rd.: Commercial. ROSS, JAMES R.: 33 Clift Ave.: College: Transferred from Cape High. RYAN, JAMES M.: B Rothay Ave.: General. SACCO, DEBRA D.: B33 Broadway: General. ST. PETER, ANNETTE M.: 75 Pine St.: Commercial. SAVAGE, MICHAEL L.: 40 Everett Ave.: General: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4. SAWTELLE, DERWOOD P.: bl Wermuth Rd.: General. SCHULTZ, KIRSTI: I Ocean Rd.: College: Exchange Student: Keyettes 4: AFS 4. SCOTT, DANIEL R.: 5l0 Preble St.: General: Swimming 2, 3, 4: Gymnastics 2. SELLICK, RICHARD B.: I793 Broadway: General: Work Study Group 4. SESTO, THOMAS P.: 49 Strathmort Rd.: College: Chess 2: Headlight Homeroom Chairman 3: Honor Assembly 3. SHANE, MICHAEL A.: I76 M'cKinley St.: General. SHANNON, FRANCIS J.: I4 Pearl St.: General: Headlight Homeroom Chairman 2: Gymnastics 2. SHAW, DAVID H.: 28 B St.: General. SHEA, MICHAEL L.: 20 Chestnut St.: General: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 2, 3, 4, ' SIMPSON, JAMES M.: 81 Scammon St.: College: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. SIMPSON, SYLVIA E.: I42 Skillings St.: Commercial: Yearbook Advertising Committee 4. SKELTON, JEAN L.: 37 Sterling Ave.: College: AFS. 3: FTA. 2, 3, 4: French 2: Yearbook 4: Homeroom Chairman 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4: Trackettes 3, 4: Pep Club 2. SKILLIN, STEPHANIE M.: 21 Gould Rd.: College: Yearbook Advertising Committee 4: AFS. I: Keyette 2, 3, 4: French 2: Maiorettes 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 2: School Service 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Honor Assembly I, 3, 4. SLOAN, STEPHEN A.: 300 School St.: General. SMITH, CHARLES F.: I43 Westbrook St.: General: Cross Country 2, 3. SMITH, DEBORAH D.: 6I Pennsylvania Ave.: College: Glee Club 2: Honor Assembly 2, 4: School Service 4. SMITH, RICHARD A.: 24 Pond Rd.: College: Swimming 3, 4. SMITH, ROBERT E.: 270 Sawyer St.: General: Transferred from Greely High. SOUCY, DONNA L.: 55 Devereaux Circle: General: Keyette 4: Yearbook 4: School Service 4: Yearbook Advertising Committee 4: Trackettes 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Girls Basketball 2. STEARNS, MICHAEL H.: 699 Highland Ave.: College: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Headlight Homeroom Chairman 4: Superlative 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Spring Track 2. STEVENS, CATHERINE A.: 64 E. St.: College: Headlight Homeroom Chairman 3: Pep Club 3: Girls Basketball 2. STEVENS, MARK B.: I5 Bulkley Rd.: College. STEVENS, PRISCILLA R.: l48 Elm St.: College: AFS. 2, 3, 4: Keyettes 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4: School Service 4: Honor Assembly 2, 4: Trackettes 2, 3, 4: Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4. STROUT, ARTHUR A.: 22 Washington Ave.: College: Yearbook 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4. SULLIVAN, KAYE E.: I7 Olive Rd.: College: AFS. 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 2, 3, 4: School Service 4: Honor Assembly 2, 4: Trackettes 2, 3, 4. SIJLLIVAN, MAUREEN M.: 37 Jordan Ave.: General: School Service 4: Glee Club 2: Pep Club 2, 3. SWEET, ELIZABETH M.: 3 Rosetti Ave.: Commercial: Library Aide 3: Glee Club 2: Honor Assem- bly 2, 3. TABB, DEBORAH L.: 358 Preble St.: Commercial: School Service 4: Honor Assembly 2, 3. THAYER, JAMES E.: 96 Clifford St.: General. 258 THIBODEAU, RICHARD J.: 24 Morcelle Ave.: General: Track 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS, NEIL P.: II Walnut St.: General: Swimming 2: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. THOMAS, MARTHA A.: 32 Mussey St.: General: Maiarettes 2, 3, 4: School Service 4: Stage Band 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Honor Assembly 3. THORNE, WILLIAM B.: 563 Sawyer St.: College: Yearbook 4: Boy's State 3: Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Advertising Committee 4. TINKHAM, THOMAS D.: IOI Cottage Rd.: General: Rifle 2: Swimming 2, 3, 4. TOWNSEND, ROBERT C.: 24 Mordale Ave.: College: German 2, 3: Homeroom Chairman 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3: Superlative 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Pre-Med 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. TUPPER, CHRISTOPHER N.: 28 Frederick St.: College: Latin 2: Chess 3, 4: Headlight Homeroom Chairman 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Honor Assembly 3: Tennis 2, 3, 4. TUPPER, LEANNE: 62 Pitt St.: General. TWIGG, MICKALINE D.: II50 Broadway: General. UHAS, ANDREW E.: BI Providence Ave.: General. VALERIANI, MARY E.: 49 Orlando St.: Commercial: Yearbook 4: School Service 4: Tennis 4: Yearbook Advertising Committee 4. VANCE, STEPHEN R.: I70 Westbrook St.: College: Yearbook 4: Headlight Homeroom Chair- man 2: Homeroom Chairman 2: Boy's State 3: Baseball 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 3, 4: Class Officer 2, 3: Superlative 2, 3: Honor Assembly 2: Track 2, 3, 4: Executive Committee 4. VERRILL, BONNIE J.: 4I Eliot St.: Commercial: School Service 4. VIOLA, WILLARD H.: 58 Stillman St.: General: Football 3, 4. WARREN, EVELYN R.: 40 Wermuth Rd.: General: Glee Club 2. WEBBER, GARY S.: 37 Woadmoor Rd.: General: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Headlight Homeroom Chair- man 2: Golf 3: Spring Track 2: Cross Country 2: Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. WEEKS, SUSAN C.: 27 Mayberry St.: Commercial. WELCH, JAMES T.: 286 Lincoln St.: General: Rifle Club I, 2: Art 3. WHETSTONE, GERALD L.: 32 Pond Rd.: General: Yearbook 4: Boy's State 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: School Council 4. WHITE, ELIZABETH M.: 40 Wainwright Circle West: Carnmercial: School Service 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 2, 3, 4. ' WHITE, NANCY J.: I Mitchell Rd.: College: AFS. 2, 3, 4: Keyette 3, 4: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Chairman 4: School Service 4: Class Officer 3: Executive Committee 2, 4: Honor As- sembly 3: Tennis 2: Pep Club 2. WHITE, SUSAN J.: 60 Powers Rd.: Commercial: Transferred from Portland: Glee Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2. WHITE, THOMAS: 26 Bellevive Ave.: General. WILDES, WILBUR T.: 86 New York Ave.: General. WILLIAMS, CATHERINE L.: 36 Buchanan St.: College: FTA. 2: Honor Assembly 2, 3, 4: Track- ettes 2, 3, 4: Girls Basketball Manager 2. WILLIAMS, DONALD H.: 29 Wainwright Circle: General: Basketball 2. WILLIAMSON, GABRIEL P.: 39 Scammon St.: College: Basketball 2. WILSON, ALAN A.: I596 Broadway: General: Track 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 4. WILSON, NANCY E.: 2IB Richland St.: Commercial. WONG, DANIEL J.: 44 Wildrose Ave.: College. WOODBURY, GEORGIA M.: I073 Broadway: Commercial. WOODBURY, JOHN S.: IO7 Parrot St.: General. WROBLEWSKI, JANET: l03 Providence Ave.: Transferred from Rutland, Vermont: College. WYLIE, DEBORAH E.: 869 Broadway: College. ZAPPIA, CLEMENTINA M.: I8 Emery St.: Commercial: Superlative 3. ZEITMAN, EUGENIE R.: 23 Summit St.: Commercial. 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