St Annes School - Scroll Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1974 volume:

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In the past years at St. Anne's, Sister has shown her love and understanding for the girls here. As Dean of Students her job includes some disciplining which she handles with all fairness and consideration for the girl. She's not only a teacher but someone you can go to just to get things off your mind. This caring makes her a beautiful person. Sister, we appreciate and love you. Thank you, The Seniors 'iv --c 4 , 1, uf' x- in .f 4 r X ' ' z , , , 3 I ' A ' 'iw 1 1 . 4 A -. 5 -Q Q ' Q ' , ' I ' f 1- J 2 -f X 1 , . . f s 7 A 5 Q K ' - ' . ,iif:..L- Y ww- . ,J ,g, ,F -1,k,., I QQ...-Q.,-,, . 1 ..,..-.......A- -M . -, , W ,l N, ,,,,,,..,...........-..,:7f.-FZ1. 37.0f,T.:.,L5,..:,.'..,,,,,, ,ml U ,f - 1- ' -111 A , ga gf' 4 '52 ' ' I. ' V ,yu fx, . L fi ' -QI I in S ' . up i , m. fi:f5 TT - ' A K- My , .+V 'Ls'i-ia1'f,':fj0 A1 5,-,.lg.,, . . . , ' .ffrwwf-if ' wffzf 2772: iff. ag- fi ff , . ,. 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QQCQACA Oflwv 5 X N xjisv, NW will limo Xie- we WM x 3 w rw ss New QM W we CLD-K YYXQALX 'XX Xfbbvn Qtgwvsvvstwx SfkfvxS-L- 6 fp Q, c-x:,ei' . Z. S .J W 'QQ-Q? E Lis. l SR. MARY JULIANA Dean of Students Religion, Child Development Co-organizer Project together, Advisor ff sf L, 35140 if 2.63 MRS. ELIZABETH KERSHAW Administrative Assistant Head Christian Studies Dept. , Program Co-ordinator, Student Council Advisor, Honor Society Advisor. -if ORDER OF SAINT ANN MOTHER MIRIAM QQ. 4:95 .f 1 1 K FATHER TOM KERSHAW Superior of the Order of St. Anne. Financial Advisor to the Order of St. Anne's Sister in charge SR. GERMAINE of the Arlington Order FY SR. ANNE FRANCIS of St. Anne. Treasurer of St. Anne's School 7 . PP ' ' ,WQf ,919 VW' ' fl my ly X J J' if , M pf- .V wr P' ya . ,I ,M wwf, N M 'Wx SR. CHRISTOPHER SR. ANNE MARIE Curriculum Development, Psychological Testing, Head of Business Dept. , Advisor Junior Class Advisor, Kitchen co-ordinator, Biology, Physics, Housemother at St. Mike's. Interdisciplinary. ---:-N.-:,qg an ur-- R :ii Ili NAOMI CROSSMAN MARY BETH AMBERY Head of Physical Education, Academic Advisor, Year- English, Creative writing, Interdisciplinary, Librarian. book Advisor, Ir. class Advisor, Assist. Housernother, Weekend Activities. 8 I JULIET HETZEL Chairperson of Heads of Dept. , Head of English Dept. , Curriculum Co-ordinator 1 I I . 1 I M K X TQ suv Z N1 N '- we iw . RON SHAW Student teacher, Afro-Am advisor. SUE HEANEY Interdisciplinary, Assistant houseparent, English, Dir. of jr. Chorus, Head of Home Economics Dept. 2- 9 -S .n-,Q it JIM HEANEY Interdisciplinary, Chemistry, Geometry, Sciences, Assist. houseparent, Head of Science Dept. , Head of Drama Dept. 1 C' RON EBERHARDT Chairmen history Dept. , Ecology Teacher, Interdisc, , Assist. Dormparent. DENISE KELLETT French 1 and 2, Advisor, Assist. Houseparent, Head of Fo ang. dept. 1 we wffMWWMWw T393 WLAWV ZWW5 WWW QM LQ ' L i i KIT HAYES History, English, Interdis., Odds N, Ends, School- paper, 10th grade class advisor. DAN SNYDER Head of Art Department, Assistant Houseparent St. John's. xv? SR, MARJORIE PAUL St. Iohn's Housemother, Student advisor, Crocheting. SR. MARY LUKE Head of Math Dept. , Advisor St. Mary's Housemother. FR . MOCLOS KEY Religion sR. IEANNE Religion -f v --yf,x' . ls? I. 25 li i 0 ' I 1,9 5 5 '43 J-- Music Department, Chorus, Ensemble, Piano. School nurse, Housemother St. Joseph's Dorm., Senior Class advisor, Student advisor. MRS. SHIRLEY BROWN-SR. JOYCE SR. MARY BARBARA 4 . I 3 f gms .Q 3 VC' i, 5 C ? 5 H. ,Q ' UDGS I sepnembre 1973 f ' MRS. SANDY ROYER SR. MABEL Spanish 1 and 2, Typing 1, Intex-dis. German. Latin, English, Math Tutoring. I2 . gb Z 8 ,- Xi ,kb CJQKNYX Qi' X0 f ca . '-gp I if BQSX ' 'X 5 O SH X VK 'LX N . is A Q-Q :L-Ai' 'XB eff -40 Vx wif .., , 'if-,df we iz' . in li I .P seg Q DQ ' -'G bzgdmx I4 fx-923 U53 Lin -XO-pp pro XOQYY f., . , X ,C- 1'i TZ,-SPR C-JX4 5 f , 3 . ,yu VICTOR 8 MR. LAWRENCE BRUCE COMMINGS Maintenence Dept. Social Worker for D,F, C. SR. MARGARET ALICE Office practice, Independent study, Administrative Secretary. 'P 9 Q 1 S. N. ,Qi SR. ELIZABETH ANNE DR. HERZAN Bookkeeper, Business Math, Bookkeeping. Psychiatric Consultant. 13 MARY DAY Kitchen Supervisor. EDNA JOHNSON Office Assistant, Asst. Nurse, Asst. Housemother at 'T 57 7 'f f Q .. -, .4-i ' SR. MARY DAVID Head of Dining Room. il if as fi 5- . 47 i Sfmflif A Q, gb., - O 'fxlieels 2 in ANDY Our Mailman. St. Iohn's Detenjtion Supervisor, Study Hall Vproctor. f 'fx 1,-yw. QQ ,Y -Li 1 4 , wg., I 4 I , , . 1 .1 Og, 'XZXL3 I flxk-L.-f 1,52 QI' Q4-,Qi I ' 1 1 . , 47 ' A A Lyn n W iz M Jwkf A KV f ' QL .., E IGRS FY MGX Q lgui '7'. .-Q, My Q' 'F M 91 S fx I ' U -My 2 . ix L? 'WvXs'5i An fi N Q 1. is 58.5 ,X 3 Hs is .p N N E IOR CLASS OFFICERS 419' W xi Barbara White, Vice Pres. , Vickie Taylor, President, Debbie Brimmer, Secretary, Marie O'Connor, Treasurer. y . x',..Q Good ole class meetings. fill 1-.11 m 5, H2 I ,199 I 5 Elini' 1 1 . H 1 3.1. f','. 'L fful, :JI ' '1 -.'-!'S'f' SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS F3 V, .Jr The Senior class appreciate the advice and guidance of Sr. Mary Barbara and the Kel- lets. They have helped us through our last year together and we will always remember it fx a CTL, va- xl so 'S fy W bg Lf' MCE, V ,nf . Q ff VC 'NW W +. E x fbiivw QL SSP HQ Mf'Yw QM SQ ' Fifi C ,X 1 A . Cjf L QK ' F' K Lyg 'Lfjj f f Af ,iw OW 4 -, V V 1 'N - ' ' he -' i poi? 3 HOL? nf bb H A 1' Lawrence Kellett, Denise Kellett, Sister Mary Barbara. E-Q1 fs 'G ykt PW Mac . K 4 fm Nckhyxd ed V SC LCx,Y MVQ0 'fig' SSN 'HKS 17 f fl. . NS . I Llc K ku F if 1 Q Aff Obi Va- ' L1 ' Clpfcefp Ai MSX- Cr uhm S6 iflCEC1L Plf mf 154 Pb?-1 B A I OWNVI' Rlici limi V4 LWVV 5-Pfylvlg ye V S DEBORRAH ANN BRIMMER BROWN ROAD, HARVARD, MASS. Qpylpgym, DebbieisaSagatarian........................ 11-30-56 .X M if limi 50 N Wzzjkfwjiwg an f ww Ambitions, College, work with children, Be with my Mom S Dad. Be Happy. Cheerleader 1, 2 V. Pres. of class 2 Basketball 3,4 Torchbearer 4 Folk group 1, 2 Softball 2 Library asst. 3 Chorus 4 Student Council Treas. 4 Spanish award 3 Sec. Senior class Capt. Basketb ll team 4 Jerry. . . I'm happy . . .Where's Mari- lyn. . . reject. . . Doris! ! !Pat ? and Rick midnight snacks I-Iey Sis. . . I'm trying. . .I love my Mom ddd. ' fp it pgg sm W Lyfzff pf ff 51,1552 7675! ' .1 ' 7 t fv .- ,,, , -, S f pq iT fffffjf fW!27U!7l?b7fl 7210+ KUXWU yfff M af WM I ,J U Do:q'f wilkbbiioge me,II may nitlfogow. ff X 'Q I V af aw p 5s:1.f.i.i....i.g2..fzz1. ,gif pw iff p f XX , 'R'l X JZACQX? .ff lj , . . ,M - fwTff' WU' f5lf7?fff V5f'!! U f . i V A 3 A ff 1 is A fill! W! ,,' , A, Knew f ff? if , . it A Wim WALK NANCY ALICE TYLER 85 TANNER ST. MANCHESTER, CONN 06040 1 N I , . fo :Typing 3 fm ii 'V Shorthand 2 .- 'wo-ff x Ambitions, To go to Manchaster- Comm. College to study social work. Write S publish poetry. Work with all people with emotional L , problems. L N- 1 f ' Mary, I got a phone call. . .I give up living Andy wants to talk to me. . . Peanuts. . . Sam's mad! ! !Mr. Kellett. . . Why. . . ???Kane11a. . . I'm lost. . . No harm in trying! ! !. . .I can't wait to go home. Crunch berries. . . I'm going to miss St. .1 , NancyisanAries........ ..... 6855 1 ti 1 'm Mil-:e's. , fi' W M V n 1 T f A K . ' X . . - N 713 3 f fx, Yr I is MJ f ,N , ,Ni ,gf Q., l . . K - V 0 l 'xufk' K L l- Q N ' 'f JH., 0 - f .0 i - W 1 l k ,. L J 4 N - I ' tp ,V ip :KY A. ,x L , . - ' w xt - w , A'man cannot be said to succeedgin this life who xdoes not satisfy one friend ., , .V L V X 1 , V 11 , li 4,5 ,N I Henry David Thoreau K 'Y' X lv rl, XX A X ' VXI W jf J' . K Saint Anne's X x , j KH A 5 Y b L vu - ' . Thanls you. . .. . A ,L .XX I f V XA X ' 'CL I' X Q. L if X 'J-fx 1 1 ' 4 . f .y J E Ljl., A N Ek x, L L, I 1 r ' X ,, A A XXX! Ll L K mk fl H VLVL L! - Lx U fl i 7 C x l utils! ii ff' zyufilvwf f MICHELLE EMMETT 148 COLERIDGE ST., EAST BosToN, MASS. 02128 Used to be my life was just emotions passing by, then you came along and made me X Jdfflffff laugh and made me cry. . .You taught me why! ! ! di M fwqaizd M Af l!UZi4M7 - Ambitions 1 G be- razier. Cheerleader 2 Class Officer Pre d t 2 Student C uncil V. Pres. 4 Dr ma 2,4 Big S' . 4 Pro ' ' 1Nationa1 H or Society 4 Newspaper staff Ithlk 1 tt 1 Clf Wh gSFv Qnwzlff cliff g4ff2A5K 72400 .W,M7o,2q ,jtffzwwvd ae WW' 9 ' Suse is a Leo . . . ...... . . ..... 8-22-56 rt .X OL i wh 'O' Wm ff' P' , SWMW fm W' fy! ff' 0 'L UNWLMQPL we my if . ,L , L 1 U 1 n Q, DDQ ,fly nfl, , . H,,, , if kv ,UK 1 rss ry CW S W' fi 1 2535?E?i!nO?Mi4ge11e... U9 ' af Q if J CMN GNL Hey Neecie, we are Grasshoppers! N V db!! n - ' ' A 'V S S ' LUV MW at V VW Lx bm x OJ V X I X x X W C,,JHL1fZ P9 P061 QM QW- Q il, if WY My gy Mow MW fm, I M MX lf Ni my DENISE M0 TEIRO 28 DECKARD ST., RQXBURY, MASS. Ambitions, I want to go to a music school. Be the conductor of the symphony one day. I miss John 8 julie. Sugie, my best roommate. . . Sugie it's 6 a. m. . . .We are Mr, S Mrs. Grasshopper . . .We love you Florida, Cali- fornia, Clinton, Washington, S Chicago. . .The last Monteiro. . . Sugie, I know I love you! ! !. . . Neecie not Denise. ! ! ! , O Student Council 1,2,3 President 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Treasurer 1 President 2, 3 Tennis Club 4 Music Ensemble 3,4 Thespians 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Chorus 4 f Prom Hostess 2 Big Sis. 3,4 Folk Group 2, 3 N ,A . S . C. Leadership conference Q . ,,. 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Taught Guitar Neesie is a Leo ...... . . - 8-3-55 Life is like music, it must be composed by ear, feeling, and instinct not by rule. Vickie, this makes 6 years!!! I will miss you all. Especially Jim 8 Sue. 21 JAN ELIZABETH GARD ER 1791 MASSACHUSETTS AVE., CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Ambitious, To go to college, teach skiing, do alot of horseback riding, and make the best of life. Little things I say. Dad I love you! ! ! Marie! !. . . Gab. . . Billy?!. . .I'm de- pressed! !. . . Grossy. . . Kooooooooo! ! . . . Gram, I love you! ! !Helen you want a butt Oh pooooh! ! !Ma1-ie, Wait! !! Goodbye School!! !. . . Radar fS,E.A.j 1 I Jan is an Aries . . ......... . ..... . . . 3-25-55 Life is to be lived, not wasted, being alone! But if you can live it alone, then continue! But it's a struggle! ! So make the most of it! Ian Gardner 22 MARILY T. HARQUAIL 16 ADAMS RD., WEST YARMOUTH, MASS. Marilyn isaTaurus .......... . . . . . . . . . . 4-23-57 Ambitions, To attend college, and continue to try to understand myself and better understand other. Provisional Honor Society 2 Band 1,4 Music Ensemble 2, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Debbie! I. . .Ah-huh! ! !. . . Sister Mable. . . Latin. . . Cape Cod. . . M.T.A. Boston. . .Where's Cheryl? . . .Weekend. Wow!!! .1 1, 1 A 1 : ' - 11 L 1 g N 1 gl -X 1 N Y, X1 1 J ' ,lil V if 1 i -1 ,1 I1 Y ,L , 1 K X il l We have met the enemy and he is us. Your whole body is nothing more than ' your thought itself, in a form you can see. A I TVX Break the limitations of yoiu' thought, and 5-1, you break the limitations of your body too. QQXQX ,ze . Poco and Richard Bach. I I, . 5' 1, bf! Az. f 1. 55 1 f X, l X1 1 , , 1, XV , , 1 .A '. 1, , Q 17 , , X ,J YJ - , ' '1 1 if 23 'el K 1 rife A . V' 58 ' A f --1 C, U yy! D123 I I IDWW KANELK AMBRQ D M2 , lg xl . I N W igitaxgww . .. of ' 1 W bi . N psf-s-Q-', f... OJl I' 'i 'f.',-n i3' i'w -,T 5. .f...: fi 'Ya ' Gi' f f-f . V Hjliirmtwlfs i'L'w..+'f 4. M5555 T 54' pals E S it A ', , ,sg:5.3,1. is -t,S! 'ffSE. , ,jf Qi W S ,J -Pig . , ka, .. in . I can no more answer your question, than I can my own. I am as much oppressed by life's brutality as you are. But I have faith that 1ife's mean- inglessness can be overcome in so far as I am able to assort a meaning for my own life. I believe I am not responsible for the meaning of meaning- lessness of life or meaningfulness, but I am responsible for what I do with the life I've got. 24 T ARLINGTON, MASS. Kanella is a Virgo 9-2-54. . . Ambitions, To get a good job, get married, go back to Florida for a little while. Hope that the future will be a happy one. To keep on trying and stand up for what I believe. Typing Award 1 Big Sis. 3,4. I love St. Mike's. . . Nancy Tyler. . . I wanna go back to Florida. . . Get over here Brenda. . . Marie are you giv- ing me a ride down the Center. . . ??? Jan, Marie, Brenda are you going for coffee Thursday. . . Mr. Kellett. . . BRENDA MAY LAWRENCE 29 BRGOKSBIE ROAD, BEDFoRD, MASS. .md .I K, ' fl ,1.i, ,z ,.4 ,W K U Aviv LU-kv' '7' if L -Lt' YVFJLL ydvf All . , ,X Q Li..Lf.Q'.r.'i 'LVLL 0' UI .-ycwur H KJ ' ' . .'2'r i'vLCluIcL N- A A i clUv4tM,..1:j1-J' ,1,,,..it ywit goal? fb ,rl ISD, K 1 . X W A f. 1641!-Wc'lw'y Who' WW . , . '11 ., ' ' g' f v ,'.Lxhf Y 5 fgp, Jhfa- .f11,L.qll,f 'lL'J V 'CVM 2 A' W Y- to-all PU ' intact- y,,LJ,t Ambitions, 4-JM, lt To go to college to be a teacher. Have a happy life. Typing award 3 Library award 3 Big Sis. 3,4 Marie is this right? Kanella . . . Do you have the key? Ian that' s awful. . . Ian, Marie, Kanella are you going to the coffee shop?. . .I made another mistake. . . Kanella, want a ride up to school. . . Nancy Tyler and Mary Luby are you going for coffee? , X ', 41. f'L1., f . flJl kf3upk,WM-yy L fl fr. ,vffL0- ,Uwi WJ' Y ' 'inf gilt: u.L,v2,3i -6'L 'jfh Hg? 2,L'v..Jv9gg . ,L QU' L ld!! I ,LL B ,,,-folk, lbw . iyiftx Luci f,,M,b,,cc aa- fjfvwt ..4N4sU'iT77. ,gt ,U , bc' -fLwHt. flea ,'1c.5,LL, L C ' 4 uc. yr-bv .41-Q .- ,tsailffc Q . V V 2-jjfpffp ff ,UVJQ Brenda is an Aries ...... . . . Lf-16-56 - 4, L X A . ' s Lack . , 'V ,f , . A JV ,LW 4 VU ,'L. 75 Cx buzv I ' V if Ugffixflf 11 -Q u CQ you-,kg 5' ,C,v.,,' ,Lb ii. UQ , ,... Mb., ' Lll ' I confess that practically speaking, when I have learned a man's real disposition I 'M' LVL, Q17 .J have no hopes of changing it, for the better or worse in this existance. Q, , bv xg! 'LL 4-vb' 25 J if ef V U . 51 DARLE E MENNELLE 18 CLAREMONT AVE., ARLINGTON Dar1eneisaGemini.... ......... . 6-21 9 Ngwsw Ambitons, To work with children in a Day Care Center. Wil Cheerleader 2 Student Council Sec- retary 4 O.K Vickie, you've had it! Don't tell any- one A letter from Bob 4 to 5 hour. . . Afro Italiano . . Oh no not again! ! !Re- member, I left it down in the ldtchen! ! ! Lorretta, my room- mate. Vote for me cause I'm your friend 'iv ' Ai y - msn- -gp ,X 'rasaf J a Q ,EMM ,, '.f4...',Yal ' J l 'What is reality? Is it life or a joke . People are always playing games on one anothers throat. I'm confused, but when are we not? So let's hold hands and help one another! ! LI DA DENISE WIEGAND 160 PARK AVENUE, ARLINGTON HTS., MASS. Everyone has experienced the truth, that love, like a running brook, is dis- regarded, taken for granted. But when the brook freezes over, the people begin to remember how it was when it ran, and want it to run again. l M 1 ffffwf A ,Q ffl' Dvd' .lib Linda is a Sagitarian ...................... 12-4-S4 V J LEZ!4,!L , X A L , ,I X Cffacrc L fgbffflf ' 1,412 Qfflfd I mf' ,A af ,24fg4f7 EZQQLX fflf X f , -2657 Va 'ytx I Ll ol, I! I ,QQKYPLL 764,411 Ambitions, J 01411 I want to help people. what I do and be haplyc Folk Group 1 ' Big Sis. 3,4 Art 1 , 5 Wait a minute. What???. . . 5' u . S. w, Gross. . . I. . .I want to talk ik, to you. . . Thank you for fl , talking to me. ??? 7 Y li'-Q-0 T1 27 I A MARIE CYCONNUR 525 MYSTIC VALLEY PKWY., WEST SOMERVILLE, M ASS. Marie is a Gemini ............................ 5-24-55 The minute you care for one person, your life is more beautiful. 28 Ambitions, To go to college, to be a secretary. Treasurer, Senior class sec. 3 Business Editor of Yearbook 4 Typing award Jan. . . half breed. Sam, I love you . . .I love my Mom 8 Dad. Jan wait for me. . . I miss Heidi I luv you Jan. . . Bye St. Anne's Duckie. . . Brig- hams. . . Gabby . . . St. Mike's. JOAN CRIMMI 3 RooSEvELT TOWERS, CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Joaniisalibra.. ........ .................9-29-S4 sw. f I p ,fr ,QQ gg.. 'Nu 2 fi -Dv, .. ,, . .it ,V ,Lu hm fix! 'Y ga. X ',T, '? ' yr V J as , nf G 1' , I I f.. Y', i,,. L I , nj, A . of - N, K A Silt f - I . I I 3 r 9' if ff , , '51 ' uf , , xl: Sz.-6 A. YZ? -ji ,SVI 4 fl . ,, ,e. fvrx' 4 ., ' , 'ff 'fi 4 .. .- rf ' 1 Ambitions, To be happy. You know what I mean . . .Barb, am I as fat as that girl I love my MOm S Dad. . .Is Sam here?. . Sr. Mary Jul- iana I miss Ioani D. I want to go to Colo- rado. . . Grossman want a sub?. . . Offer me some of that so I won't have to ask. . .I love Marie. . . Linda. . . I'1I never forget St. Anne's I love St. Mike's. . Student Council Rep. 3,4 If you love something set it free, if it comes back it is yours, if not it never was. 1 1 . Q41 URA LO G 18 HARLEM ST., DORCHESTER, MASS. 02121 Sura isaVirgo ....................... ......... 1 X. 1. -1 .fx - 3' 1. ' Q Qt if :1 Y 13 1 1 , . v 1 2. gf r .' Q-up.. .4 . ,. 5 3:4531 f1sghW.,1, ,,,. 1 -gms. Hwy' , 1 1 C 1 . I 1 1. ,A f. TQ., . IJ xg 31,5 f 1 FX XJ 'O 1 A . 5 . 1 1 X1 Xiu .XX p ' 1 '31 Q1 N1-Ill' Nl The way1to love anything isnto dl nm -X Cf J XXXXV1 X. rea ize that it might be lost. 1 I 1 1 . 1 f'f Nl . 1 X 8 ' j K1 T XQuiero! ! by Pedro 8 Sura. Mfxf x x J V it N N' h .X . . My 'J 1- MA I 1 J' A V XA 1 V7.1 ' I V .1 N-. 1 Q ' 1 1 11: I V if , 1 fx 1 1 1t- 5 A . ' 1 , -A -- - 1 15 1 4 . .1 1 I 1 0 I X 1 1 I1 .1 I , 1' 5 1 1 gn .1 , 11 , Q ' ' 1 X , 1 1 1 v X 1. f X n xl XXI I 1 1 el X SX U ,gy flw AS XM N 1 , 'U N 1 1 3 1 M X, 113 N U1 1' XX fy 1 I fl 111 N 11 1:1 X1 1 30 1 f 11 dj ,Q iq 1 'Hi I 11 1 iff ,EN I? 'f ' y 1 - 1 1 ' 1 , 1 -. 1M - ' . .. 1 1-.5 '- ' t ,A 1X ' Ny. fx ' wx, X L1 ,1 I 1,4 -1 Ambitions, To become an ele- mentary school teacher and recruit minority students. Cheerleader 1 Captain 3 Jr. Natl. Honor Soc. 1, 3 Student Council 1 Basketball 4 Natl. Thespian Tennis Club Folk Group 1 Class Pres. 1 Afro-Am. 3,4 Big Sister 3,4 Photography Editor of Yearbook 4 Drama Club 1, 3, 4 Policy Review Did I get a phone call? Sura. . . Third World. Huh? Vickie Pedro Barretto Leon . . .Que Pasa?. . . Hey Sam!. My baby Wendy Sura's fan club. . .mail call! ! ! 1 r, 111 fl. 1 11 A . J. ,,. I 1 1 X. : 1 119 1 71.1-' 1 i1i VICKIE LYNN TAYLOR 186 WELLINGTGN HILL ST., MATTAPAN, MASS If there be sorrow, let it be A for things undone undreamed unrealized I ! unattainedf To these add one, Love withheld, restrained. This is the last of six years St. Anne's. Good Bye. . Ambitions, To live each and every day of my life to its fullest. And look upon the past as my guide into the future. Class officer. Pres. 1,4 Treas. 2,3 Student Council Treas. 3 Rep. 4 Afro-Am. 3,4 President 3, 4 Jr. National Honor Soc. 1 N.A.S.C. Leadership Con. 4 Big Sister 3,4 Tennis Club 4 Policy Review Comm. 1, 2 Manager of the Basketball Team 4 Literary Ed. of Yearbook 4 Prom Hostess For real. . . Neecie remember? ? ? Carol. Last year. . .I miss everyone. . . I am a Piscean .......... 3 13 57 ffl? 1 , , 1vv'1q 1 r' I I KX 14, uf -my u wx kk ' , w . Ja. if ' w ff WV' s L 3gsff,:1,, sy 4' xx ' 6 31 r , F2 N VST LYNNE DQNALDSON X 74 WELLINGTON HILL ST. MATTAPAN, MASS. 02126 Lynne is a Gemini ............... . ......... 5-25-54 N W'- m Sonya 'ORAL 5552? igw 'U' l h ., 3 L fs N fm S5 S M E 3 K Q Gb X Q QQ LQ g if Ambitions, To work part time and take it Q easy during the evenings. Did I get any mail? Catch you Q on the rebound . . . I love my mother! ! ! I'11 miss you all. Take care o. k. ? Marie and jan Q better. . . Pepsi is my 0 dog, front part . . . Did my old i man ca11??? My song is on the Lf radio su Ta11fin' about gettin it on. . . . Can't wait to go home. . . Pam-rrty I'm goin' to p-a-r-t-y. . . ! ! ! I have to 5 put my ons on. fconverses . . . Q Chee 1 d 2 3,4 M d W . . W wx, 1 f EEZ E354 ai 'vw W ww S Q- in 1 3155 -3- 5 K 5 N -U 3 gif yo want somebo to Cai for you the bemway i ca-rfrfor youxself, and Q Q S' ujbout- hers Qfer. 'fe i'S'Q'1at you make ' . ' Do Zjhfow 't away do some.. S-r' thin you lf. Q 6 2 QXQt1J5fo, 5 QffvEJ3?ok3ffU5EO5g3 my-26, eMwQfs'3w Edging Si '71 GY Qvkfv E 'CQ-5 Q9i5 bl 'QQ4 ' dogma My 32 23 if 7jLKQCfD?C35iHQ!f W 29 3455 ff 5 LX Vice Pres. 4 Yearbook Ed. 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 , 4 Tennis 1, 4 Folk Group 1, 2 Newspaper 4 BARBARA WHITE 26 LINCOLN WAY, CAMBRIDGE 02140 Run, run Rabbit run, Dig the hole, Forget the Sun. And when at last the work is done , Don't sit down it's time to start another one For long you live and high you fly but onl if ou rid th t'd , y y e e 1 e And balance on the biggest wave, You race towards an early Grave. 33 'M .Ci FFY ,f 25 . if 55. 4. 'S' -S igffiiia' -Q.. -.....,, llmwra-Q k MN M -Q, E A S, 35 L '3f f 1 f wk., Q 4 , LSAKLL.-. HMV first snow suit, ain't it nice? Don't look nosey Il Poor baby . . . Il 36 Look Ma all by myself . Cheese . . . cake UNDERCLASSM EN fm - I-H 37 CLASS 0F 6'75 W Doris Rhoden X Linda Moser President Secretary Wil X MTW E' o Stevie Parsons QP ' Diane Williams Louise Brewer Treasurer Student Council Rep. NNSSQ 58' N Sw Mary Luby Heidi Ricker Marjorie Donaghey 38 Diane Lepisto I, Donna Van Name Caml Wintenneyer Cheryl Doucette Johanna Henning Leslie Buis 39 X . Q ,Q .9 F5 Q . 9 CLASS OF 7 'fo 500-Q5 laid LGQKJN-, X GM-TX' 'VO KTULQ W'-Q1 Ut it Denise Edwards QARA- A0 Kvxoy President k5C3k.L . QDQQ. JBQMTSQX 'ff fLfLrLMhL cxowk K-D005 ,AQQL C3QJ1g,SQ,JQXQ Vw-Y gow eww. oe N9-C4133 shield MQAASOO, Karen Kershaw Vice President ffcncemsiof- , d f' MUS Mtn' 2 L, X Nora Bemazzani N. I' JY H ,ko Q-Mb-Lil we K-'4'G U CLJVY-gk Lg, CU Student Council Rep. QL QA fkdvk .3 Marina 4R05 C19C b I 1 Wx -OO N-li C 1 'f N, QQ C-xi will , fer M ALL-L A dig? JV Li K Q -Q b J ff Xftffox b Donna O'Connor Treasurer . MJ . 1' L vK X v f, 01 arf B J Cherlye La Fortune Sally Mcarthy 40 Secretary , V A Mary Atwood Debbie Furey Gail Milligan W Barbara Day Helen Brennan Nancy Morrow Allison Hardy Loretta Wilkins Patti Reddy 41 5 CLASS OF '77 Kim Campbell Judy Eagen Susan Hitchings Vice President Sandra Clark Debbie Kesterson Janice Pervere 42 Sheila Berfield Preside nt f -Qqfiwq 9 fm 'XwrW'J5 W5 Tfmmwqxi O-QQ ,w2AQ7ae,5hqpAU'piX, CLAQS QQg wafyeffgf 6' oiialefw em X, SID?-Egwp 59' Kathy Contos UMWM ,WM ,ww OJSTWWOUQJ' Kelly Lynch Debbie Pento wwf? CLASS OF 79 D kZiq6XJM05 U5 V f M I Michelle Be.-f1e1d susan Kemmeu W7 Nv F JL K Secretary XIX N KM' 5 , lo , Q95 x E-5 X 7 W up E A i ,O ,ff po M U E .W A ' N Q 6 AO N0 XC L lf Q 4 Q50 Q Fr NZK7' Q, R4 QW ge 11601 W fi .K Q x wx L3 Kxikxolx XXX 1403 we NN M D-,fe 1 . . VN x Kathzne Fnzzell Regina McGowan X QN . 4 WOO X n ii-M4561 n ,J x 5. BMX 'XO ldggk Wm M QC Absent: Li nda Johanson Fun is being the youngest . . . 44 Mary loves class meetings A E 1 ? I I v 1 1 Very Interesting Undivided Attention Not all animals are in the zoo Ron thinks that nobody wants to cooperate with him today! Who me? Sister I didn't take your potatoe! ! ! dy P 4 x I . My ...w 55533 ' LUB N! 811 iii? 3 Q Q.. 3 Z i Eg is .X X ,lx -i- i fs 'E S' R. P32 . W 'Q' .- K L 1. Q . Si. li if - I 5. Q A .- , g ,. .K-Q3,f.i3 ,A ig f f ' agili- , xy .32 . 1. , ' 5 lffgqg. . . 'ge A . in Xg.5:g:5.,g l 'YM cf -.Q W if J 5. ip., . X xt ff i bl - 15:., fL g Ng X.i,f. sf,.ggf .Q .. A -,Q M, Q 3 SR- - 1 K if Hi gg 35 S kfigig is-W-N. . 1 N e.J in Sim KY QW TWH. 1 falggq 5 -'mmm ' ' Q .Fay 1 my .fa N 1 75 . xg 1 . Q Q 5 4 2. Y Qvpgigf . 1 I 5 5 ff K if ...Q f, .-,x if K . , W. . fexsw X Q ax -.WM-Q---. A 1 L i -1 .ly Q . . 9 3 5 sm' v . ,.,.g3F 'X bg Y 4. .... '--Q. 'Nw-M., Q' 'v-Q... Q ., .9 m 4 WWA 'Y--.... .5 X X . HQ., 'w..'s--. . ,, A-- 'V ... A W- Q. ' ' A -i g ' aff ,Z ,P vk.. W V. as .. , ... .., 'v-.. . xn..s,,,.m + e ....,R-gsm Q' SCROLL STAFF - so l Here it is, a completed, yearbook, but as you all know this didn't always look like this. We won't bother telling you how much work that went into putting these pages together to become what is now, a yearbook. We'd much rather sit back and watch your faces as you take a short trip back through this year. It has been fun putting pictures and words together but not only that, but bringing everyone together and we hope that you will enjoy it! ' Z Barbra White Sura Long Editor Photography Editor Naomi Grossman Advisor Vickie Taylor Marie O'Con.uor Literary Editor 48 Business Editor EWSPAPER STAFF FIRST ROW ON FLOOR, Darlene Mennelle, Debbie Furey, Io I-Iennig. SECOND ROW, Cheryl Doucette, Heidi Ricker, Valerie Williams, Nora Bernazzani, Mary Luby, Kanella Lambros, Nancy Tyler. The newspaper Staff changes from block to block but the contents of the paper is always good. It includes things like original poems and stories, cmrent events, articles on school policies and comics. It's very interesting to the whole school and is put together very well. The girls who work on the paper deserve thanks from everyone for it is their time and effort which is the school newspaper. Along with the girls there is a faculty advisor who guides each girl. It's not only something fun to do but a learning experience too. 49 STUDENT COUNCIL James Heaney, advisor, Denise Monteiro, President, Debbie Brimmer, Treasurer. Elizabeth Kershaw, advisor. Dan- lene Mennelle, Secretary. Sugie Emmett, Vice President. FIRST ROW SEATED. Jim Heaney, Neecie Monteiro, Debbie Brimmer, Elizabeth Kershaw, Darlene Mennelle, Vickie Taylor, Sugie Emmett. SECOND ROW: Nora Bernazzani, Diane Williams, Doris Rhoden, Denise Edwards, Joani Crimmins. 50 x Our Student Council consists of two representatives from each class, the president of the class and one elected representative. There are four officers and two faculty advisors. The Council deals with matters of concern to the whole student body like the dining room and study hall. They have done a great deal to help the student body fully understand the curriculum change. They also worked on many school projects like Oktoberfest fwhich was canceled until November and called Novemberfest. J, the Father Daughter Dinner Dance and ski weekends. Student Council is here to represent the students and to make sure they are heard. The officers put a great amount of effort into the difficult task it is to speak for many people. The representatives also work hard to make sure the different view points are heard. The advisors work together with the council to help limit the demands to a point where the demands become positive and workable. As one student said, Student Council is like a microphone, the students speak through the microphone and we help them to be heard louder and clearer. Student Council is the voice of the quiet, the volume for the straight forward and the spark for the passive. 51 PRESIDE T'S COUNCIL ef SFATED, Doris Rhoden, President of the Junior class. Vickie Taylor, President of the Senior class. STANDING, Denise Edwards, President of the Sophomore class, Denise Monteiro, President of Student Council. The President's Council met every other Wednesday to discuss class matters. We did this so that there would be better communication between classes as far as fund raising and responsibilities went. Each class officer would try to help the other one if there was some misunderstanding about her role. Neecie and Vickie spent a week at a leadership conference the summer before school started so they had a lot to share with the other girls. Their experiences of being a class officer before was also shared. But each girl ran her clas meetings to the best of her ability. Each did a fine job. Sheila Berfield, President of the Junior High grades. Absent. 52 MEETINGS MEETINGS MEETINGS!! 53 DRAMA CLUB This year The Drama Club headed by James Heaney gave an excellent production of Be a Little Cockoo . The Cast for this well done production consisted of Denise Monterio, Karen Kershaw, Mary Luby, Diane Lepisto, and Caro- lyn Long. The whole Drama Club had a great deal of spirit and gave constant support to the aspiring young actresses A production in January ended the Drama Club's activities for this school year. Some excellent theatre has been done here at Saint Anne's this year, we hope that the tradition of good theatre will continue through the years. BACK ROW: Mary Luby, Darlene Mennelle, Karen Kershaw, Helen Brennan, Jim Heaney, Sura long, Nora Bernaz- zani. FRONT ROW: Donna O'Connar, Neecie Monterio, Valerie Williams, Sue Hitchings. 54 THESPIANS 9 if Wi ijxq ei vi. iii 3 1 E 1 3 Q5 A Z ff:- 7 P '7!z .H it f if-fit 5 . 51 i -H- if ,J K I WX Sura Long, Neecie Monteiro, Diane Lepisto, fprovisional member. J Through hard work and talent these girls have earned the honor of being Thespians. Their work have brought not only entertaimnent but a kind of spirit which makes us realize the show must go on! These girls earned points by either performing in plays or doing other jobs to help the production. After accumu- lating these points they are nominated for this honor. The organization of the Thespians is National so these girls are representatives of many. 55 AFRO-AMERICAN SOCIETY 451 SEATED, Valerie Williams, Diane Williams, louise Brewer, Lynne Donaldson, Denise Edwards, fSecretaryj Vickie Taylor fPresidentj STANDING, Darlene Mennelle, Doris Rhoden and Diane Moore. Absent Carol Long. The Seven principles of Kwanza that follow on the next page were taken from the House of Umoja QUnityj Soulbook Magazine, also these principles are Evolutionary Steps. 56 The Afro-American Society has organized functions on campus relating to the Black community. They gave a Soul Food supper in celebration of Kwanza , celebration of the harvest. In February during National Negro History Week they gave a program about the Black man, from slavery until now. The Afro-Am. is open to all students interested in learning about Black people. Not only learning about people but understanding and leaming about another cul- ture and heritage of another race. Below are the seven principles of Kwanza, which they'd like to share with everyone: 1, UMOJA fUnityj. To strive for and maintain unity in the family, community and race 2j KUJICI-IAGULIA 4Self-Determinationj To define ourselves, name ourselves and speak for ourselves, IN- STEAD OF BEING DEFINED AND SPOKEN FOR BY OTHERS. 3j UJIMA fCollective Work and To build and maintain our community together and to make our Responsibilityj Brothers and Sisters problems our problems and to solve them. 41 UIAMAA fCooperative Econornicsl To build and maintain our own stores, shops and other businesses and to profit from them. SJ NIA fPurposel To make as our collective vocation the building and development of our community in order to restore our people. 6j KUUMBA fCreativityj To do always as much as we can, in any way we can, in order to leave our community more beneficial and beautiful than when we inherited it. 7j IMANI fFaithj To believe with all our hearts in our teachers, our leaders, our par- ents, our people and the righteousness and victory of our struggle. 57 Kanella, will you listen to me?! ! ! ! Come here ...... . . . . . . Friendship! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! OOOOps a leaf fell on the ground. Must do my part for 'W Look Sister only two cavities! eco1ogy!!!!!!!!!! Hey! everybody look! ! ! ! ! ! !! A A 59 4-A YL? f-5 ig? .44 A-K 1 'S' -s fin. T. GABRIEL'S Sally McCarthy, Vickie Taylor, Margoirie Donahue, Leslie Buis, Darleen Menelle, Linda Ray, Cherly Borders, Cheryl La Fortune, Hiedie Ricker, Absent: Lorretta Wilkins, Kim Canipbell, Stevie Parsons, Tish Hemon, Sr. Germaine H.M. , Naomi Grossman. A.H.M. iv l , -1 f A ' L , I f , f I , , , , , K V , V ,,. A . , , , n L L I' ' , Y X V ,1 ,, Y ' 1 f ' fm X 1 1 ,- 1' , , L ff, ff f ,Af M gl fgrjf ,Y . f flff ,J 1 ,g ff Q ,L, VL. Lfnefx-f' - X J, .3 is , Lk , , , . el gn' y UL, A 1 -Y V '- X '- . ' f 'x of L J 1 ' f , . ., .- , X V-, , , , 1' f, 'V ,, , g ,7 'v f, ' f 4 K4 , ,, N f N V N . f ,f 1 ,, ,, . ff ,X ,T ,f yn W 174 , f ' 1 F L,Kf'f,f L ,nfl fp i fb 5. ., fi- f ' ki'f2k'0LCf.1 .rf rl ,LV yr, I. M C: L! Lf ,L , M711 ,Y 1 jf If f ,' fr! M, , YH, f, 2- so o A, , W ,A ,, f 4, f n l 5 1 f f -, f flf 5 L ,J .1 , , . ,V ,X fy '-f -' ' V 4 .,,-fe4: VL'-f of l , '-1- -ff fi X ! 4 N, 1: I' 4, X, F H . V 4 v. '1 61 fl ff LV, l ill' LQ ij' V ,I f 'il L,:,fc: D k fb ff' , ff ' f 4 L W1 f r 'V ,, q K ukvcimw 'fill in i1zwcfQfW 'ff Z'1Y Q X. If w f T. J0 EPH ABSENT: Kathy Konfos Sr. Mary Barbara I-I.M. Larry Kellett A .I-I. P. Denise Kellett A .I-LP. Debbie Brimmer Janice Pevere Doris Rhoden, Diane Moore, Diane Wil- liams, Debbie Keaterson, Gail Milligan, Patty Reddy, Diane O'Connor, Michelle Berfield, Cherly Dusett, Debbie Pento, Marilyn Harquail. 62 aw uw 1.4 aww, Ynflln UH ms lm ST. JOHN'S 3 5 i Sue I-Iitchings, Sue Kemitt, Judy Egaen, Mary Atwood, Ellen Goodwin, Linda Wegin, Debbie Fury, Sandra Clark, Kitty Ferzell, Carol Wintermier, Sister Marjorie, Linda Johanston, Absent Dan and Sally Snyder. 63 ST. MARY' Nora Bernizzani, Barbara Day, Shelia Burfield, Barbara White, Karen Ker- shaw, Bonnie Childs, Vickie Johnston, Sugie Emmett, Neecie Monterio, Dorothy Williams, Sister Mary Luke, Donna Van Name, Diane lepisto, absent jim and Sue Heaney. 64 T. MICHAEL' FRONT ROW: Nancy Tyler, Kanella Lambros, Sura Long, Barbara Eberhardt, Ron E. , Kelly Lynch, SECOND ROW: Louise Brewer, Barbara White, Marie O'Con.nor, Allison Harding, Joni Crimmins, Mary Beth Ambery, Reggie McGowan, THIRD ROW: jan Gardner, Mary Luby, Brenda Lawrence, Johanna Henning, Nancy Mor- row. Absent: Sr. Anne Marie, I-Iousemother, Helen Brennan, Wendy Powell, Lynne Donaldson. 65 CHGR S Sr. Chorus, Doris Rhoden, Edna Johnson, Debbie Brimmer, Diane Moore, Karen Kershaw, Patty Reddy, Louise Brewer, Diane Lepisto, Loretta Wilkins, Donna Van Name. Sr. Joyce, director. Chorus has been one of the entertaining functions this year. They sing at occasional get togethers and at plays. The girls do not look at it as being a class but rather something they enjoy doing. What would we have done with- out their sweet voices? Jr. Chorus, LEFT TO RIGHT, Neecie Mon- teiro, Donna Rose, San- dra Clarke, Kelly Lynch, Kim Campbell, Patty Reddy, Reggie McGowan, Michele Berfield. Absent, Susan Heaney, director. 66 ART I ,On f li Merrily we stir the paint, with Dan. . . Now this is a work of art. Notice the color contrast and hue. . . Beautifully done. J' 2' 67 Art is so artistic. . . Art is not only a class where we learn how to do basic art work but it's some place we can go to relax and enjoy the pleasure of creating artistic images. Dan Snyder who is a fine artist shares S0 much in art and all over the school. Pictures hang in exhibition around the school building. I K I I ',+ S PHYSICAL EDUCATIC ff IE smile while you exercise. . . jumping Jacks are fun! Fun! fun!! ! V . A ,,.':,A- bv , ., H so fl ' V 12 xg: ,V-1-': gif 54 ' T5 . A'-fi, J lr ',f,'f'-jf' . Q Y ?'s,?'m:r . it 444 -1 ,', .ff iff' gg, T ,.y',3f,1 ,,,'. 'ha .: ,, f'-p':. I uf' V gftggfavef WJ ' ffl-if ffm 1'-- . egg: T 2 V, A .ff f',, Ji-s e ..:f.,f. 1 V+ f Q 3, ,, OOOOOOps, my foot is Stuck' ' ' Neecie ou're too short! You'1l never. . .oooooooo s she did!! ! 3 D Excuse me, but my head itches. Would you believe. . . Mary??? 68 T. ANNE, BASKETBALL TEAM HB Neecie Monteiro, Diane Moore, Debbie Kesterson, Denise Edwards, Barbara White, Karen Ker shaw, Donna VanName, Sura Long, Janice Pervere, Doris Rhoden, Debbie Brimmer, captain QMIDDLE KNEELINGJ Coach, Naomi Grossman. Manager, Vickie Taylor. Qabsent. J DEBBIE! ! ! Schools played, Walnut Hill School Lexington X'nt Academy Beaver Country Day School Brimmer 8 May Chapel Hill School Buckingham School and Cambridge School of Weston. 69 KAREN!!! JANICE! s s DONNA!! s 1974 This year's schedule . Walnut Hill School Buckingham School Beaver Country Day Lexington Christian Academy Buckingham School Cambridge School of Weston Brimmer 8 May School Chapel Hill School Brimmer S May School Rosary Academy 70 DORIS!!! Jan. 10 jan. 30 Feb. 6 Feb. 7 Feb. 12 Feb. 14 Feb. 21 Feb. 28 March 5 March 7 NEECIE! ! ! CHEERLEADER KNEELING, Cheryl La Fortune, Sally J. Mc- Carthy. STANDING, Heidi Ricker, Margie Donaghey. Throu h hard work and ractice the cheerleaders S P have done a fine job of leading cheers and boost- ing the spirit of those on the team and all those interested. They have put together new cheers. We all appreciate their effort and hope they con- tinue the good work! ! ! GO TEAM FIGHT! ! ! SCORE! ! ! WIN! ! ! Darlene Mennelle St. Anne s says, HELLO!!! Wicked tough cheer, all set? YOU BET! ! ! Lynne Donaldson OVEMB ER L IC!! Yeah! ! ! for Student Council! ! ! 1 i Y, Q U we I love leaves! ! ! This year, like last year St. Council sponsored a day of leaf raking to beautify the grounds. It was great fun for both the faculty and the students. Because of two weeks of rain in Oc- tober it was postponed until November and given the name Novemberfest! ! ! St. Mich- ael's Dorm won the event and were the proud winners of a delicious pizza supper. Thisis not to say that the rest of the dorms did not work as hard! ! ! After the leaves were all bagged we all formed a line and threw the bags into a pit. And a few people enjoyed throwing others in also. Y Move it huh? ?? .wg Exe 1' K ,z .gi 4 U s 72 FEST 1 4 N N I -N I made a boo-boo! ! ! '69, 1 Q, X I .- .457 ..,o 'L We're filling our bag YJ 'kr fi Oh gross, no sir! ! ! ,Q 4 r Vickie 's working hard. Lover- girl! ! ! 73 v.. 'L x Q vi Saint Michael's together?? ,'g5' Come on stuff this bag! ! ! fy Ed.na's making sure. . . For nature S school. Sweet smiles make the job easier. , 41-27, gn Bw .ls nazi K 394 .., X., Cover gil-1 for Better Queen of the leaves, among other things. Gardens and Lawns. School SPIRIT! ! ! ,sn-BV, I'm not working while the camera's on Sandy! It's not that hard! ! See the pretty leaves! !! me' , Xsr?f9fs . ,ov Saint Anne's School PEEK A BOOO! would you believe? ks Fil r , Our Cook, even! -4 Working hard. . . Innocence! ! ! ? ? ?! Yx ON Guard! I ! What, me? X Would you believe, Sally is a leaf Goddess? WHY OVCF fhe1'e??? W a ,. i -1, r ' ' , -N Quick get it in!!! VVhat are we waiting for? Get There 's enough here for Everybody! ! some leaves to put in the bag. STUDENTS SL FACULTY WGRKING TOGETHER FUN - FUN - FUN T' ww - ar AYQUEE T N1 SURALO . p ,.. W. .. ff, , P' , fi, 'mx ' ,f F D COURT If Sura Long has won the honor of May Queen for this year and it is no wonder how she did it. Through the years Sura has shown consideration for others, kind- . ness, understanding and unselfishness which are some F' of the characteristics of our May Queen. She is a . friendly person who is open to new ideas and people. . , The position of May Queen is quite an honor since .c both the students, faculty and Sisters vote for this girl, which means she must have an outstanding per- L sonality. The ceremony is held in May and is the ,J . celebration of The Feast of Our Lady. It is a special 5, . day for everyone. The Queen is crowned and processes p ,L to the garden with her court to see the May Pole Dance ,i .- and greet her guests. 3' . I W' ig : We are very happy for Sura and feel she deserves the . . Q honor. She is as beautiful a person on the outside as her actions show her to be on the inside. Congratulations Sura! ! ! With Love. . s , 1 L.-151. Attendants, Sugie Emmett, Sura, Neecie Monteiro. f ff - '53, S Q 75 55. at as A., S ' 'fil.i'?'-fig . ., ' .4 .ni 1 x 1'2 I :1.'1:I'. . F ' ws. . D pgznzgf X , 5, . vin.. 1 1 - Q QR K Y, 1 Eb. FIRST ROW, Neecie Monteiro, Sura Long, Sugie Emmett. STANDING, Jr. Attendants, Kitty Frizzell, Denise Edwards, Marjorie Donaghey, Debbie Brimmer. REPRESENTATIVE STUDENT VICKIE TAYLOR At St. Anne 's it is traditional to elect a Representative Student. The students elect a fellow student whom they feel is loyal, responsible, has leadership qualities, is dependable and is concerned about the school and is willing to give of herself. This year these qualities were acknowledged in Vickie, who has been at St. Anne 's for six years. She was elected Senior Class President by her fellow Seniors and has accepted the numerous responsibilities. She 's done her job well. Not only was she Senior Class President, but she also had the job of Literary Editor of the yearbook. She was Student Council Treasurer in her junior year and is still a member. She also helped start the Afro-American Society S. A. S. of which she was President for two years. Manager of the basketball team was also one of her com- mitments. During the summer before her Senior year Vickie spent a week at the N. A. S. C. leadership conference where she attended semi- nars on leadership. She came back with an idea to start a President 's Council which she is chairman. Vickie has done a fine job and because of her many activities she was elected to be a member of The Society of Outstanding American High School Students. 79 CHRISTMAS TIME The night before we all left to go home there was a big supper in the dining room, where Santa made his an- nual visit. Cookies and punch! ! ! Christmas is a festive occasion everywhere including St. Anne's This year we had a tableau in the chapel where students reenacted the nativity scene. The angels were beautiful. Then afterwards we had a reception in rm. 10 where refreshments were served Lost in the holiday shuffle! ! ! Wow! I finally got it. and have you been a good little girl? Better not pout! ! ' Oh boy, this is it!!! Oh boy! !! And then the gifts. Each dorm has their own party! 80 Yipppeeeee! !! I got it yeah! !! Wow!!! TIMES TO REM MBER I 4 9321 A 4 f ' Y ISEL Pm dr -19.4, !AR J .1 4. .A Kai! Q D , ,... V , , tl .. A dr- A . ,g ,Xi 81 R , ' Q . W f Q JJ gp 82 I MEMORIAM .-J x F 2' H: si-it ' s I lg 1' e. v. K J . 1 ,rg I Q .x I T In memory to Sister Mary Michael, who past from this life in 1973, we dedicate this page. She was a music teacher and private voice lesson instructor here for many years. She was a very talented and gifted person. Those who knew her will always remember and love her. SISTER MARY MICHAEL If ix . Big, Beautiful, Brown eyes. Nm ,aw Q 'L j..,.,.S' MA!!! I can't tie my shoe. BABY SENIORS Shirley Temple 's twin! K.- . W ,A 1 P '- S viva ,LY-. 'J A , 19' 9 N Q v A Surpnse' Surpnse' The Serious one!!! THE GRADUATE! ! already? TOOTSIE POP Daddy's little girl. A ? -'1 ,fl I LAST WILL 8a TESTAMENT The Yearbook Staff wills next year's book to anyone who wants the job. I, MARIE, will Joani Crimmins my mouse and fish and all of my love and friendship forever and the horn in my car. I, SURA, leave Denise Edwards the ability to carry on the Latino tradition here at St. Anne 's. I, VICKIE, leave Cheyl LaFortune all the happiness and energy she needs to keep shining. I, SUGIE, will Neecie my East Boston accent since she ca.n't speak right. I I, VICKIE, leave Loretta Wilkins my gym uniform in t.he hopes that she'll wash and iron it. I, DEBBIE, will Doris Rhoden my light night. I, JOANI, will my blue jeans to Marie O'Comnor, my boobie 1 to Linda Moser and boobie 2 to Sura Boogie ong. I, SURA, leave my baby Wendy Powell the ability of achieving an I. Q. of 250 like her Mommy. I, NANCY, will Helen Brennan a few of my poems and my wacked out mind. I, BRENDA, will Nancy Tyler my patience and Kanella Lambros, my gym socks. I, VICKIE, will Margie Gabbidon my Fritos poster so she'll remember the times in my room. I, NANCY TYLER, will Mary Luby all my shorthand skill and my stuffed dog, Snoopy. I, SURA, leave Allison Hardy the ability of starting a West Medford roller skating rink here at St. Anne s I, JAN, will my surviving bubble gum supply to Miss Grossman. I, NANCY, will Kelly Lynch my room on the 3rd floor. I, VICKIE, leave Margie Donaghey my room and bathroom, including refrigerator, if she shares it with Sally and Linda Rea, and I hope she carries out the tradition. I, MARIE, will Helen Brennan all my love. I, NANCY, will Kelly Lynch my love and a pack of cigarettes. I, VICKIE, will Michele Berfield my height in hopes that it balances with her boldness. I, VICKIE, will Kitty Frizell my big mouth so she will be heard at Roll Call. I, SURA, leave Nancy Morrow Oh no gross, I forgot. I, MARILYN, will Cheryl Doucette my pass in Chemistry and Algebra 2. I, JOANI, will Miss Grossman a sub. I, VICKIE, will Denise Edwards the ability to stay cool, calm, and collected after a basketball game I, SURA, leave Louise Brewer the ability of smiling when angry. I, SUGIE, will all my dentist appointments to Barbara Day. I, SUGIE, 'will my advisor to anyone who will take her. l, VICKIE, will Sally McCarthy my cool temper in hopes it will cool hers down. I, VICKIE, will Linda Rea her name back if she'll spell it correctly. I, DEBBIE, will Debbie Pento my brown and tan shirt. I, VICKIE, leave all my love and the best of luck to those I leave in St. Gabriel's Dorm. I, VICKIE, leave Heidi Ricker the ability to wa.ke up in the morning in a good mood. And last but not least, The Senior Class leaves Sr. Marie Therese the memory of after 25 years of a Senior Class she started the Class of Individual Seniors. Thank you. 85 Love to all! ! ! The Class of 1974 COMMENCEME T Father Tom delivers closing address. Debbie Brimmer accepts the Torch. 1974 ,, 1 x They're leaving me! ! ! Torchbe arer. Sister Marie Therese gives the bas- New Torchbearer le ads procession. ketball awards. The St. Anne 's Ensemble Born Free . Sister gives another award. 86 STP ia' EQ' GRADUATIO Seniors enter chapel for their graduation. Father Tom, Mother Miriam and Sister Marie Therese present the diplomas. Father blesses the girls The Class of 1973 sang at their graduation. After graduauon Juniors are now Seniors. The class ring is now turned to complete the tradi- l tion. Barbara White and Donna Monteiro. Socializing before everyone starts their summer vacation. I. 'Y Congratulations are now in order. Pythia accepts her diploma. w 1 9 Some of last year's Senior Class. 1 Y The Juniors hate to see their friends go. 87 MINUTE SALES Lexmgton Mass 02173 862 4500 8 Camellia Place 88 B 81 T AUTO SCHOOL 863 Blue H111 Ave Dorchester Mass 02128 We Speclallze ln Teachlng Nervous Ind1v1duals For Information Call 825 330 or 825 3331 Mrlton I-lagens Manager GOOD LUCK SENIOR CLASS From Mr Taylor And Famlly NEW ENGLAND FARMS PACKING CO 30 Water Street Arllngton Mass 02174 WILLIAM B HOUSER CO Resilient Flooring Contractor Arlington Mass 02174 Member American Gem Society SWANSON JEWELERS NC Phone 643 4209 Robert W Swanson Certllied Gemolognst 659 Massachusetts Ave Arlington Mass 89 MORELAND ELECTRIC CO., INC I5 Brunswick Road Arlington Mass 02174 Telephone 643 7334 Electr1calContract1ng 84 Fire Alarm COMPLIMENTS OF BRATTLE PHARMACY Drugglsts and Chemists ass e Arlington Mass 02174 Telephone 643 3267 Alfred S. Cavaretta, B.S., Reg. 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Tel: 643-3090 WILLIAM B HOUSER CO Reslhent Floormg Contractor Arhngton M xss 0274 GEORGE ELDER STONE One Park Avenue Extenslon Arllngton Mass 02174 BUSINESS 643 9222 Resldence 862 9277 I 9 I . - , Tl: - 91 2 CONGRATULATIONS OLD CULONY PAC KI NG SUBURBAN NATIONAL BANK OF ARLINGTON 648 8000 Member F D I C And Federal Reserve System I wonder where It has gone this year that has ended Certalnly far beyond the horizon It is gone luke a r1ver whlch flows to the east and emptles mto a vast sea w1thout hope of return When a year has gone how wlll you ever find lt aga1n '7 Everythmg passes everythmg goes And never looks back EPILOG 980 Mass Ave Boston Mass And 3110 44th Ave North Petersburg Florlda 33714 Wlshes St Anne s A Happy and Healthy Year Best of luck Class of 1974 Alda Anduze Janet Depalo Edltor ofScroII Be Old Good Luck ' ALUMNI BLOCK CO. I sr. , ' ' f - I - I - Love, I I . 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