St Marys High School - Blue Mantle Yearbook (Milford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1969 volume:

St7flaiyh ; ! ' J white pebble on a ■atk. qm«3 —. kssf tht twn in a me: . -an a . . . ' Discover is the essence of joy. Crayon confusion on a kitchen door. symphony. . . meaningful meaninglessness Creating is the essence of expression. worlds reflec- outstretched hand in the darkness Zhe capital of Nicaragua ... the philosophy of a - friend... the person who bears your name . . . learning is the essence of understanding: .I,,,, eliness invaded a man who cries with eouraae. . being is the essence of living. WuT p ' taiku —— 37 43 53 75 £ife is Discovering Ofc Js Creating jCIfe Js Being PAUL ALPHONSE ALPHIE Bright star - would I were as stead¬ fast as thou art. PAUL ANDREOLA ANDY” Every mother ' s son. JEANNINE ARSENAULT JAY Mad March hare. JANET ATWOOD JAN Blossom by blossom the spring be¬ gins. MARY BAKER BAKE There is sweet music here. CARLA BARBERI CARLA The best is yet to be. ♦ SHARON L. BARTLETT SHARON Only a sweet and virtuous soul. KATHLEEN BARTON KATHY Thereare two sides to every ques¬ tion. DARLENE BEAUCHAMP DARL Extracting sunbeams out of cu¬ cumbers. PAUL BERARDI PAUL That ' s another story. II LINDA BLIZARD BLIZ A love that moves the sun. MARY BODRUK BEDROCK My cup runneth over. DEBORAH BONADIE DEBBIE One little ewe lamb. DENNIS BOUCHER DENNIS There is something in the wind. CAROL BRENNA CAROL Eureka! NANCY BROWNE NANCE” All for love. 4 THOMAS BURKE BURKIE That willing suspension of disbe¬ lief. THOMAS CABANA HANK All that we see or seem. DANIEL CARDONE DANNY And rejoice as a strong man to run a race. JO-ANN CISTOLDI JO What is so rare as a day in June? • KEVIN CLARK CLARKIE Follow but thy star. ROSEMARIE COELHO ' ROSIE Like another Helen, fired another Troy. DAVID COLLINS RIPPER Happy Christmas to all and to all a good night. LEONARD CONSOLETTI LEE Open my heart and in it you will see engraved ' Italy ' . KATHLEEN CZERKOWICZ KATHY Here’s my hand. LAWRENCE D’AMATO LARRY Caviar to the general. DEREK D’AMICO HARRY A foregone conclusion. MARK D’ARCANGELO MUMBLES The happy warrior. ALBERT DEGEORGE CHIC Enjoy the day. DENNIS DELLAROVERE DELLA Greater love hath no man. 15 ELAINE DEMERS ELAINE There is a garden in her face DENNIS DESANTIS DEN Fearfully and wonderfully made. DONALD DESRUISSEAUX DON Tender is the night. ROBERT DEVLIN DEV Coming events cast their shadows before. ERNEST DIANTONIO ERNIE Life is real, life is earnest. ALFRED DICAMPO AL I am the doubter and the doubt. ROBERT DOHERTY DUFFY Leave no stones unturned. DENIS DORR DENIS A chip off the old block. LINDA DRUG AN LINDA Peach hath her victories. JEANNE ELDRIDGE LITTLE TINY Go and catch a falling star. LINDA FERNANDES PICKLES Riches have wings. JOAN FITZPATRICK FITZIE If all the world and love were young. KATHLEEN FITZPATRICK KATHI I am willing to love all mankind. DONNA FROST DONNA The flowers that bloom in spring tra la. CHRIS FURPHY CHRIS The face that launches a thousand ships. 18 STEPHEN GALLAGHER GLIG All the world’s a stage. DIANE GAUTHIER DIANE The lady or the tiger? ■■■pi LOUIS GIACOMELLI LOU” Well this side of Paradise. DENNIS GIRARD FLEA To thine own self be true. ROBERT GIRARD BOY Variety ' s the spice of life. KEVIN GLEASON KEV What never? Hardly ever. 19 STEPHEN GONEAU GUNNER A wise and understanding heart. KATHLEEN GREENE KATHY Facts are stubborn things. PATRICIA GREENE PATTY Tiger! Tiger! Burning bright. AMANDA GRILLO MANDY Diamonds cut diamonds. MAUREEN GROSSI MOE Fair and softly go far! THOMAS GROVER TOM He hears a different drummer. SUZANNE GUBANA SUE A thing of joy is a joy forever. PAULA GUERTIN GUERT The evidence of things unseen. SUSAN GUIDO SUE And the moon was made of green cheese. CYNTHIA HALPIN CINDY As good as gold. PAUL JACQUES PAUL He hath a daily beauty in his life. JAMES JOHNSON JUNIOR Among the faithless, faithful only he. WALTER KEARNAN JESSE Rouse the lion from his lair. MARGARET KEEGAN MARGIE Much of the muchness. MARY JEAN LACHAPELLE Single blessedness. PATRICIA LACHAPELLE PATSY A simple maiden in her flower! 22 JEAN LAGOTTE JEAN Put your best foot forward. PAULA LANCISI CHEEZIE Silence gives consent. LEO LAQUERRE LEO All mankind loves a lover. JO-ANN LATIMORE JO An unbirthday present. PAUL LAVERDIERE PAUL Ring out wild bells. BRAD LETOURNEAU FRED While there’s life, there’s hope. 23 CHRISTINE LEWCON CHRIS There is no substitute for talent. ELLEN LUBY EL The way out is always through. GERARD LUBY JERRY Sober, steadfast, and demure. PATRICIA LUSSIER PATTY One pearl of great price. ANDREA MACSWAIN ANDREA Beauty is truth, truth beauty. SHARYN MARELLI SHARYN Infinite riches in a little room. PAUL MCAULIFFE MUGS The right of conquest. LAUREN MCDONALD LAVIN The evening crowns the day. LUCY MELE LUCY The mirror of all courtesy. LUCIEN MENARD LOU A tower of strength. DOMINIC MIGLIACCI DON If music be the food of love, play on. MARGARET MILAN MARGO Thou hast seen nothing yet. RAAL MILLETTE SKIP To the manner born. ALFRED MINICHIELLO MINNIE Remembered joys are never past. JOHN MOLONY JACK Man to command, woman to obey. SUSAN MORRISSETTE SUZI All hope abandon ye who enter here! KATHLEEN MURRAY KATHY Full many a flower is born to blush unseen. DAVID NIRO FRANK The sun shines upon all. LOUISE NIRO LOUISE Sound the sirens, close the schools and get going. SANDRA NOVAK SANDY Whatever is, is right. DENNIS O ' BRIEN OB One that loves his fellow men. 27 MARY O’GRADY MARY A fair face is half a fortune CARL PAULSON PUCKIA Rome was not built in a day. PATRICIA PEARL PATTY All for one, and one for all. KATHLEEN PERRON KATHY Constant as the Northern star. LINDA PIETRAS LINDA Toujours gai! Toujours gai! JAMES PLUTA JIM Discretion is the better part of valor. ” BETH-ANN POMPONIO BETH Beauty is its own excuse for be¬ ing. ROBERT POND BOB Thought is free. JOHN POTASKI FARMER A method in his madness. MARY PRATT MARY Words sweet as honey. ROBERT RENAULT TIS Do thy duty, leave to heaven the rest. KATHLEEN RICHARDS KATHY Gather ye rosebuds while ye may. FRANCES ROMASCO , FRANIE As good be out of the world as out of fashion. PRISCILLA ROMASCO CILLA Never, never, never, never, nev¬ er. CHARLES ROY CHUCK Many are called, few are chosen. ANN ROYER ANN A dreamer of dreams. 30 MARY JANE SACCOCCIO MARY JANE Through thick and thin. ALBERT SALA The almighty dollar. y k DAVID SANNICANDRO SONNY A boy ' s will is the wind ' s will. SANDRA SANNICANDRO SANDY Man is a thinking reed. SHIELA SARLIN SHIELA Happiness takes no account of time. HENRY SAVELLI HANK This best of all possible worlds. 31 CAROL SAYLES CAROL A primrose by the river brim. EDMUND SHEEHAN ED The president of the immortals. KENNETH TANCRELL KENNY I ' m from Missouri. JANET THOMPSON JANET There was a sound of revelry by night. 32 PATRICIA TOSCHES PATTIE To have a passion for anonymity. JOAN TREDEAU JOAN Kind hearts are more than coro- ALINE TROTTIER ALINE The world’s mine oyster. RONALD VERHOEST RON The last shall be first. ALPHONSE, PAUL 14 Park Lane Ave., Milford Band 1,2,3,4, Key Club 2, 3,4, Newspaper 1, 2, Yearbook 4 ANDREOLA, A. PAUL 4RyanRd., Milford Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2,3,4, Cross Country 3,4, Pep Club 4, Key Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3 ARSENAULT, JEANNINE 45 Montcalm St., Blackstone Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Mission Club 1, Business Club 3, Yearbook 4 ATWOOD, JANET A. 6 Oriole Drive, Milford Cheerleading 2,3, Capt. 4, Busi¬ ness Club 3, Glee Club 1, Art Club 1, Basketball 1,2 ATWOOD, JUDITH ANN 6 Oriole Drive, Milford Field Hockey 1,2, Softball 1,2, Basketball 1, 2, Tumbling 1,2, Oklahoma, Junior Play AUSTIN, PATRICIA 814 Harris Ave., Woonsocket Mission Club 1, Band 3,4, Drill Team 2, Softball 4, Newspaper, Dramatics 1, Math Club 3, Year¬ book 4, Basketball 4 BAKER, MARY 49 North Main, Uxbridge Softball 1, Glee Club 1 BARBERI, CARLA JEAN 2 Medway St., Milford BARTLETT, SHARON Chestnut St., Millville Mission Club 1, Math Club 3, Newspaper 1, Variety Show 2 BARTON, KATHLEEN 34 Church St., Milford Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 1, Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, Softball 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Year¬ book 4, National Honor Society, Girls State Representative BEAUCHAMP, DARLENE 376 North Main St., Linwood 33 Drill Team 1, 2,3, Carillon Typing BERARDI, PAUL 16 Fountain St., Milford Cross Country 1, Football 2,3, Track and Field 2 BERNARD, DENIS 91 Elm St., No. Uxbridge Glee Club 1,2, Yearbook 4 BERNARD, KAREN ANN Beverly Ave., Uxbridge Dramatics 1, Glee Club 1 BLIZARD, LINDA JOYCE 19 High St., Whitinsville Drama Club 1, Red Cross 1, Drill Team 2,3, Prom Comm. 3, Pep Club 4, Yearbook 4 BODRUK, MARY 79 School St., Milford Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Drama Club 1 BONADEI, DEBORAH ANN 20 Butler St., Blackstone Mission Club 1, Drama Club 1, Oklahoma, Variety Show 3 BOUCHER, DENNIS 4 Branch St., Milford BRENNA, CAROL 6 Luby Ave., Milford Field Hockey 2, Softball 1, Class Treasurer 2, Student Council 2, Yearbook 4, Dramatics 1 BROWNE, NANCY 185 1 2 Purchase St., Milford Class Officer 1, Class Play 1,3, Drill Team 2,3, Co-capt. 4 BURKE, THOMAS 12 Leonard St., Milford Football 2,3, Basketball 1, Band 1 , 2 , 3,4 CABANA, THOMAS Chestnut St., Millville CARDONE, DANIEL 20 Northrop St., Hopedale Cross Country 1,2, 3,4, Track 1 CISTOLDI, JO-ANN 46 Madden Ave., Milford Drama 1, Newspaper 2, Yearbook 4, Cheerleader 2,3 CLARK, KEVIN 12 Taft St., Milford Key Club 1,2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, School Play, Football 3 COELHO, ROSEMARIE 137 West St., Milford Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Drama 1, Speech Festival 1,2, 3,4, Newspa¬ per 2, National Honor Society COLLINS, DAVID 23 Congress Terrace, Milford Cross Country 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 2, Pep Club 1, Key Club CONSOLETTI, LEONARD 173 Congress St., Milford Yearbook 4, Newspaper, Key Club 1,2,3,4 COVE, JOSEPH 1 Glendale Rd., Uxbridge Debating, Camelot 4, Student Council, Junior Class Pres., Pres, of National Honor Society CURLEY, PETER 135 Spruce St., Milford Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Key Club 1, 2,3,4, Student Council 2, 4, Class Officer 4 CZERKOWICZ, KATHLEEN 5 Preston St., Millville Newspaper 2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Na¬ tional Honor Society 3,4 D’AMATO, LAWRENCE 84 East St., Milford D’AMICO, DEREK 56 Luby Ave., Milford D’ARCANGELO, MARK ANTHONY 344 Cape Rd., Mendon Football 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2,3,4, Key Club 3,4, Pep Club 4 DEGEORGE, ALBERT 1 Haven St., Milford Key Club 3,4, Basketball 1, Pep Club 4, Baseball 1, 2 DELLA ROVERE, DENNIS 1 Cape Rd., Milford Cross Country 1, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Track 2, Football 2,3,4, Key Club, Student Council 1 DEMERS, ELAINE 120 King St., Blackstone Glee Club 2, Oklahoma 3 DEPALO, CONSTANCE Carpenter Hill Rd., Mendon Glee Club 1,3, Dramatics 1, Pep Club 4, Camelot, Variety Show DESANTIS, DENNIS 42 Highland St., Milford Baseball 2, Football 2,3,4, Key Club 3,4, Pep Club 4 DESRUISSEAUX, DONALD 39 Hartford Ave., No. Uxbridge Glee Club 3,4 DEVLIN, ROBERT 18 Cross St., Uxbridge Debate 2,3,4, Speech Fest. 2,3, 4, Class Officer 1,2, Student Coun¬ cil Officer 4, Student Council 1, 2,3 ,4, Pep Club 4, Dramatics 2, 3 DIANTONIO, ERNEST 2 Highland Ave., Milford Baseball 1, Football 3,4, Yearbook DICAMPO, ALFRED 35 Grant St., Milford Key Club, Pep Club, Oklahoma DOHERTY, ROBERT 21 Harvey Lane, Westboro Key Club 1, 2,3,4 DORR, DENNIS 62 South St., Westboro Key Club 1, 2,3,4 DRUGAN, LINDA 78 Purchase St., Milford Glee Club DUBOIS, RITA 4 Diana St., Blackstone Business Club 3 EDEN, GUSTAV Dilla St., Milford Football 3,4, Track and Field ELDRIDGE, JEANNE 25 North Vine St., Milford Dramatics 1, Business Club 3, Carillon Typing 4 FERNANDES, LINDA 242 Congress St., Milford Dramatics 1, Yearbook Typing 4, Carillon Typing 3,4, Business Club, Pep Club 2, Journalism 2 FITZPATRICK, JOAN 47 West Walnut St., Milford Cheerleading 2,3; Capt. 4, Drama Club 1, Basketball 1, Mission Club 1, Student Council 1, 2, Class Officer 2, 3,4 FITZPATRICK, KATHLEEN Old Warren Rd., West Upton Yearbook Ad Committee 4 FROST, DONNA Chestnut St., Millville Yearbook FURPHY, CHRIS Maple Ave. West Upton Debating 1 GALLAGHER, STEPHEN 20 Glines Ave., Milford Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Basketball 1, School Play GAUTHIER, DIANE 141 Blackstone St., Blackstone 34 Glee Club 2 GIACOMELLI, LOUIS 102 Central St., Milford Track and Field 3,4, Pep Club 4 GIRARD, DENNIS 45 Elm St., East Blackstone Glee Club 3, 4 GIRARD, ROBERT 20 Kanatha St., Blackstone Glee Club 3, 4 GLEASON, KEVIN 82 South Main St., Uxbridge Debating 1, 2, Glee Club 4 GONEAU, STEPHEN 1 Pinewood Rd., Milford Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2,3, 4, Student Council 4, Yearbook Sports Editor, Pep Club GREENE, KATHLEEN 9 O ' Neil Drive, Westboro Field Hockey 1, Dramatics 1, News¬ paper 3, Yearbook 4 GREENE, PATRICIA Congress Terrace, Milford GRILLO, AMANDA 69 East St. Ext., Milford Majorettes 2, 3,4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3.4, Mission Club 1, Basketball, Variety Show 1, 2, Yearbook 4 GROSSI, MAUREEN 30 Parkhurst St., Milford Business Club 3 GROVER, THOMAS 10 Mechanic St., Milford GUBANA, SUZANNE 37 Lincoln St., W. Medway Dramatic, Basketball, Sodality, Science Club, Glee Club GUERTIN, PAULA East Hartford Ave., Uxbridge Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Drill Team 2.3.4, Softball 1, Student Coun¬ cil 1, Yearbook 4, School Plays 2,3 GUIDO, SUSAN 104 Water St., Milford Glee Club 1, 3,4, Drill Team 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Basketball 1,2,3, Field Hockey 2,3, Business Club 3, Oklahoma, Camelot, Variety Show HALPIN, CYNTHIA 83 Depot St., Milford Glee Club 1,3,4, Basketball 1, Field Hockey 1, Softball 1, Drill Team 1,2,3, Pep Club 3, Business Club, Variety Show JACQUES, PAUL 135 Sutton St., Northbridge Student Council 4, Band 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Oklahoma, Camelot JOHNSON, JAMES Warren St., Westboro KEARNAN, WALTER 80 Grove St., Milford KEEGAN, MARGARET 25 Kanatha St., Blackstone Glee Club 1,2,3,4, National Hon¬ or Society 2,3,4, Dramatics 1, Yearbook, Musicals KOSIOR, ROBERT 1 William St., Blackstone LA BRIE, JOYCE 433 Benson Rd., Whitinsville Class Officers 3, Student Council 1,3, Newspaper 2, 3,4, Dramatics LACHAPELLE, MARY JEAN Muriel Lane, Milford Glee Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,3,4, Business Club 3, Oklahoma, Came¬ lot, Spanish Club LACHAPELLE, PATRICIA 34 Hope St., Whitinsville Glee Club 1, Newspaper Typist, Drill Team 3, Business Club 3 LAGOTTE, JEAN 25 Rhode Island Ave., Blackstone LANCISI, PAULA 245 Congress St., Milford Softball 1, Business Club 3, Caril¬ lon Typing 4 LAQUERRE, LEO 46 Carter Ave., Blackstone Mission Club, Glee Club 3,4 LATIMORE, JO-ANN 19 Boston St., No. Uxbridge Drill Team 1, 2, Spanish Club, Newspaper Typing, Dramatics 1, Business Club, Yearbook 4 LAVERDIERE, PAUL 24 Church St., Northbridge Glee Club 3 LETOURNEAU, BRAD 6 Iadarola Ave., Milford Dramatics 1, Track and Field LEWCON, CHRISTINE West River Rd., Uxbridge Glee Club 1,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3 LIOCE, FRANCES 12 Gibbon Ave., Milford Field Hockey 1, Debating 2, Stu¬ dent Council 2, Dramatics LUBY, ELLEN 31 Madden Ave., Milford Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,3, 4, Field Hockey 3, Newspaper 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Glee Club 1 LUBY, GERARD 7 Orchard St., Milford Glee Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 4, Oklahoma, Camelot, Mission Club LUSSIER, PATRICIA 159 Sutton Ave., Northbridge Carillon Circulation 3,4, Glee Club 1, Variety Show 2,3, Nation¬ al Honor Society MACSWAIN, ANDREA 11 Mann St., Medway Drama Club 1, Mission Club 1,2, Pep Club 3 MARELLI, SHARYN 52 Congress St., Milford Drill Team 2, 3 MCAULIFFE, PAUL 1 Congress Terrace, Milford Student Council 1,2,3, Basketball, Football 2,3,4, Track and Field 1, 2, Newspaper 2, 3,4 MCDONALD, LAUREN 12 Myrtle St., Westboro MELE, LUCY 269 Central St., Milford MENARD, LUCIEN 136 Main St., Blackstone MIGLIACCI, DOMENIC 3 Hale Ave., Milford Glee Club 1,2,3, Key Club 3,4, Variety Show 2,3,4 MILAN, MARGARET 83 Prospect Heights, Milford Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Dramatics 1, 3, Mission Club 1, Pep Club 4 MILLETTE, RAAL Blackstone St., Blackstone MINICHIELLO, ALFRED 4 Gibbon Ave., Milford Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Basketball 1, 2, Track and Field 1, 2,3,4 MOLONY, JOHN Lincoln St., Millville Newspaper 1, 2,3,4, Debate 1,2, Yearbook 4 MONTENEGRINO, PAUL 7 Middleton St., Milford MORAN, JUDITH 77 School St., Northbridge 35 Newspaper 2, 3, Student Council 4, Oklahoma MORRISSETTE, SUSAN 9 Bartlett St., Northbridge Glee Club 1, Student Council 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Club, Yearbook, Newspaper MURRAY, KATHLEEN 4 Farese Rd., Milford Glee Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1,2,3 NIRO, DAVID 95 High St., Milford Key Club 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Football 2 NIRO, LOUISE 31 Mt. Pleasant St., Milford Dramatic Club, Pep Club 1,3 NOVACK, SANDRA 91 Oak St., Uxbridge Pep Club 2, Mission Club, Softball, Business Club 3 O ' BRIEN, DENNIS 26 North Main St., Whitinsville Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Mission Club, Debating, Student Council O’GRADY, MARY 63 Depot St., Milford Drama Club 1, Newspaper Typing PAULSON, CARL Ridge Rd., Upton Band 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track and Field 1, 2,3,4 PEARL, PATRICIA 141 Central St., Milford Carillon Typing 2,3,4, Pep Club, Yearbook Typing Editor 4, Busi¬ ness Club, Student Council PERRON, KATHLEEN 14 Fisher St., Westboro Drill Team 1, 2, Yearbook 4, Na¬ tional Honor Society, Sports 1,2, 3,4, Speech Fest. 3 PIETRAS, LINDA 23 McBride St., Northbridge Yearbook 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Va¬ riety Show, Drill Team PLUTA, JAMES 19 Mechanic St., Milford Football 2, 3,4, Student Council, Camelot, Cross Country, Class Officer, Mission Club POMPONIO, BETH-ANN 11 Fountain St., Milford Pep Club 1,4, Drama Club 1, Ma¬ jorettes 2,3, (Capt.) 4 POND, ROBERT 29 Ruggles St., Westboro Newspaper 2,3, Yearbook 4, Chess Club, Camelot, Baseball POTASKI, JOHN 38 Church St., Linwood PRATT, MARY 63 Beaver St., Milford Drill Team 2,3, Variety Show, Mission Club, Pep Club 1 REALINI, LOUISE 29 Prospect St., Milford Spanish Club 1, 2 REMILLARD, EVELYN Quaker St., Millville Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Yearbook Typist, Drill Team 2,3, Camelot, Oklahoma, Business Club RENAULT, ROBERT East Hartford Ave., Uxbridge RICHARDS, KATHLEEN Eames St., Milford Drill Team 1,2,3, Mission Club, Pep Club 1, Basketball ROMASCO, FRANCES 380 North Main St., Uxbridge Carillon 2,3,4, Majorettes 2, Oklahoma, Dramatics Club 1,2, Student Council, Speech Fest. ROMASCO, PRISCILLA Peter St., Uxbridge Band 1,2, Softball 1, Mission 1, 2, Business Newspaper Typist ROY, CHARLES Granite St., Uxbridge Debating 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Camelot 4, Yearbook, Variety Show ROYER, ANN 347 Providence Rd., Linwood Carillon Typist, Yearbook Typist Glee Club 1, Business Club SACCOCCIO, MARY JANE 32 Hope St., Millville Glee Club 1, Mission Club 1, Pep Club 1, Variety Show SALA, ALBERT 3 DeLuca Rd., Milford Track and Field 2, Football 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Student Council, Senior Class President SANNICANDRO, DAVID 51 Pearl St., Milford Cross Country 2,4, Track and Field SANNICANDRO, SANDRA 1 Princess Pine Lane, Milford Dramatics 1, National Honor So¬ ciety, Student Council 3, Yearbook 4, Pep Club 4, Speech Fest. 3,4, Newspaper 2, 3 SARLIN, SHEILA Chestnut St., Millville Glee Club 1, Mission Club 1, Pep Club 1, Yearbook 4 SAVELLI, HENRY 56 Meade St., Milford Key Club 2,3,4, Student Council 1, Yearbook, Newspaper 2,3,4 SAYLES, CAROL 7 Hale Ave., Milford Drill Team 1,2,3, Capt. 4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Variety Show, Busi¬ ness Club, Pep Club SHEEHAN, EDMUND 611 Hill St., Whitinsville Chess Club 2,3, Camelot, Speech Fest. 4 SIMARD, RICHARD 2 Diana St., Blackstone Football 4, Track and Field 1, 2,3, 4, Carillon 2 SMITH, JEAN Fisher St., Westboro National Honor Society 3,4, Stu¬ dent Council 1,2, (Sec.) 3, Caril¬ lon 1,2,3, (Editor) 4, Cheerlead¬ ing 2,3, Speech Fest. TANCRELL, KENNETH Elm St., Uxbridge THOMPSON, JANET 1 Bowman St., Westboro Glee Club 2,3,4, Majorette 2,3, Dramatics 1, 2, Yearbook TOSCHES, PATRICIA 6 East St., Milford Mission Club 1, 2,3,4, Pep Club TREDEAU, JOAN 7 Ivy Lane, Milford Glee Club 1,3,4, Pep Club 1,4, Camelot, Oklahoma, Drama Club TROTTIER, ALINE Harris Rond Rd., Blackstone Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Business Club, Mission Club, Carillon Typing, Yearbook Typing VERHOEST, RONALD Lincoln St., Millville Glee Club 3,4, Camelot 4 36 faculty . . . 37 I SISTER ROSE A. BURNS 38 MR. THOMAS DEE SISTER MARGARET MANNIX SISTER ELIZABETH KYLE MISS LOUISE DECICCO MR. PAUL LOMBARDI SISTER DORIS LAPOINTE 39 MRS. MARGARET BARTON MISS BONNIE DONAHUE MRS. KATHERINE LANCISI 41 SISTER ELIZABETH SISTER WINIFRED ROULIER SISTER ANNA CECILIA SISTER AGNES FRANCIS SISTER CLAIRE WOODS 42 Underclassmen . . . 43 104: (1st ROW) Anne Koczkowski, Denise Dufresne, Kathy Kennedy, Rachael Dubois, Nancy Guertin, Marie doVal, Karen Grover, Susan Hauglie, Denise Giguere, Elaine Kacmarcik, and Maryjean Joanis; (2nd ROW) Joe D ' Alesio, Rene Chevalier, Marie Knapik, Karen Colonero, Patty Dean, Pam Dean, Jane Curran, Janice Givner, Maria Germano, Mary Anne Ferrucci, Terry Demers, William Glennon, and Jim Keegan; (3rd ROW) Jim Emidy, Charles Girvan, Rob¬ ert Cunningham, Richard Grossi, Rich Costigan, Joe DeRoche, Dave Cistoldi, Joseph Collette, Ralph Creasia, Robert Grillo, Peter Fraga, James Dominic, Bryan Clark, Mike Johnson, and Robert Cupka. 101 : (1st ROW) Janice Acquafresca, Darlene Blair, Janice Antonio, Lynn Aguiar, Tara Black, Cindy Ackerman, Betty Anne Anderson, Jean Berard, Terry Badzmierowski, and Helen Carroll; (2nd ROW) Donna Casali, Roberta Canal, Elizabeth Burke, Joanne Briand, Nancy Cabana, Nancy Blanchard, Kathy Charzenski, Donna Aldrich, and Mary Barron; (3rd ROW) Tony Batista, Mike Barton, Gerard Breton, Robert Bourget, Richard Blasio, Gerard Cham¬ pagne, David Ayotte, Robert Allegra, and Mike Bodruk. 202 : (1st ROW) Wilhermina Telhado, Marian Ryan, Judy Pratt, Maureen Richards, Loraine Remillard, Maureen Tancrell, Nancy Powers, Patty Walsh, Lucille Roy, Donna Richards, Rita Minichiello; (2nd ROW) Marie Porzio, Doris St. Louis, Patricia Tetreault, Susan Smith, Joyce Schiavo, Valerie Kopek, Phyllis Szlosek, Colleen Romer, Deborah Sarlin, Nancy Roy, Mary Ellen Seaver; (3rd ROW) Thomas Saccoccio, Denis Radzik, Francis Tebeau, Charles Russell, Paul VanWart, Mark Tosches, Charles Warren, Albert Sayles, Robert Seaver, Dana Pierce, Ronald Stewart, and Edward Sabatinelli. A103: (1st ROW) Tommasue Paige, Jane Phillips, Pam Pettinari, Kathy McGinnis, Donna Paradiso, Pat Moloney, Rachel Picard, Kathy Krajewski, Susan Morelli, Pat Neal, Pat O ' Neil; (2nd ROW) Ernest O ' Brien, Norman Marcotte, Elaine Pagucci, Barbara Morin, Kathy Mullaly, Holly LeBlanc, Judy Murphy, Kathy McGahan, Brenda McKellick, Richard Martin, and John McClary; (3rd ROW) David Legare, Joe Mazzini, Robert Nogueira, Mike McManus, David Lewcon, Pat McTiernan, Roger Mealo, Roger Marcoux, Leo Mathieu, William Laquidara, and Richard Pearl. 208 : (1st ROW) Rachel Falardeau, Michelle Forget, Priscilla Dumais, Mary Donnelly, Barbara Halpin, Celeste Gauthier, Jean Duridas, Judy Emond, Denise Fahey, Maureen Flynn and Maria DePalma; (2nd ROW) Patty Dunlavey, Lillian Felton, Patricia Ferrucci, Denise Deneault, Priscilla Guertin, Virginia Furphy, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Kathleen Ferry, and Kathleen Dean; ' (3rd ROW) Richard Defond, Theodore Emidy, Vincent Farese, Anthony Ferrucci, Robert Dubois, Carl Eden,. William Hale, Dennis Guilmain, Nicholas Frabotta, Joe Foreier, and John Fitzpatrick. Sophomores A303 : (1st ROW) Kathy McNamara, Lu-Ann Levitre, Ellen McMichael, Janice Lacasse, Denise Hebert, Elise Moir, Ann Morgan, Mary Morelli, Debbie Holland, Rosanne Mussulli, and Frances Moran; (2nd ROW) Donna Havalotti, Carol Krajewski, Mary Healey, Janice Mussulli, Sandy McGovern, Debra Millette, Karen Myers, Sheila Kennedy, Linda Morin, Suzanne Longo, Rosemary Jaques, and Gloria Jacques; (3rd ROW) Kenneth Lancisi, Leonard Iadarola, Harold Murphy, Steve Imbruno, Gary Morin, Lloyd Lapan, Robert Matte, Thomas Krajewski, David Kearnan, Charles Lees, Joseph Micelotti, A1 Kellett, Vincent Mancini, and Stephen Minichiello. 204: (1st ROW) Suzanne Seaver, Denise Valois, Paula Thompson, Paula Villani, Laura Ragonese, Rita Sesona, Jean Ramaskewich, Karen Onistzuk, Susan Rainville, Eleanor Romasco, and Agatha Tong; (2nd ROW) Mary C. Shea, Katherine Nolan, Christine Pond, Linda Pouliot, Gemma Ricci, Phyllis Tarducci, Susan O ' Neil, Rose Paulson, Jacqueline Simard, Kathleen Rice, Mary M. Shea, Sharon Ryan, and Ann Wojnowski; (3rd ROW) Paul Orlando, Marc Picard, Charles Powers, Robert Powers, John Tkowski, Edward Roche, Paul Sullivan, John O’Sullivan, James Whalley, Louis Pratt, Richard Trottier, Michael Sabourin, Paul Royer, David Seaver, and Joseph Pratt. CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Carl Eden, Treas. Steve Minnichiello, V.Pres. Donna Havelotti, and Sec. Ann Morgan. A102: (1st ROW) Nancy Byrnes, Marjorie Blizard, Carol Abram, Susan Burque, Linda Carl, Christine Berard, Camille Brenna, Janice BeausoJeil, Cheryl Arsenault, Ann Consigli, and Nancy Casasanta; (2nd ROW) Paul Dell, Elizabeth Colabello, Jane Borghi, Mary Bianchi, Paula Clement, Debra Bernard, Meg Colby, Nancy Boucher, Patty Berardi, Eva Berard, and Margaret Barron; (3rd ROW) Rene Berard, Dennis Camire, Charles Badzmierowski, Maurice Bessette, Francis Burke, Dennis Bergeron, John Dagnese, Jim Black, Joe Cass, Frank Calzone, Mark Conneally, John Console tti, and Jose Coelho. 205: (1st ROW) Peggy Nealon, Maureen Molony, Elaine Hart, Janice Keene, Lee McKinley, Joan Lally, Debbie Morin, Rachael Morin, Barbara McKellick, Pamela Lambert and Paula Leduc; (2nd ROW) Barbara Hourihan, Charlene Johnson, Nancy Levitre, Celeste Masse, Donna Lancisi, Alice Mele, Sharon Morelli, Leonore Mathieu, Katy Kane, Sandra Kannar, Jo-Ann Minichiello, and Geraldine Martin; (3rd ROW) Dennis McClary, Steve Mazzuchelli, Dave Iadarola, Michael Luby, Robert Hale, William Mason, David Long, Gary Jaworski, Pierre Jobin, Arthur Maressa, and James McNamara. {juniors 105 : (1st ROW) Sandra Dupre, Lenore Ferigno, Frances DelPadre, Laurel Forcier, Joanne Guilbeault, Vivian Dalpe, Cindy Galas, Rosemary Gallagher, Kathy Galas, Maureen Ferry, and Kathy Dunlavey; (2nd ROW) Donald DePardo, Anthony Crescenzi, Robert Gulino, Florence Dupuis, Marueen DePalma, Julie DiCicco, Roberta Edwards, Kathy Foley, Shirley Goneau, Tom Duffy, Joe Edwards, and Roger Dumais; (3rd ROW) Harold Guilmain, Mike Gebo, Mike DiDonato, Dave Emerick, Bob Dominick, John Curley, Rich Fitzgerald, Steve Germano, Ted Daley, Charles Dean, George Curran, and Edward Donegan. A101; Elaine Charette, Colette Chicoine, Debra Alves, Maureen Burns, Ann Arnold, Maria Costa, Juliana Calzone, Mary Censak, Charlene Bethel, Vera Bodruk, Donna Costello, and Cheryl Connearney; (2nd ROW) Jeannine Bouchard, Barbie Beyer, Donna Lee Cousineau, Susan Charzenski, Lorna Carrachino, Debbie Ackerman, Martha Connors, Sue Blasio, Catherine Briand, Paula Colonero, Claudia Antolini, Denise Beaudoin, Kathleen Butler, Wendy Burns, and Ann Chauvin; (3rd ROW) Earl Charlette, William Costigan, Kevin Alger, John Coffey, John Carroll, Dana Arsenault, Michael Borek, William Colleary, Ray Bousquet, and Allen Consigli. CLASS OFFICERS: Sec., Wendy Burns; Pres., John Carroll; Treas., Debbie Morin; V. Pres., Joe Edwards. 201: (1st ROW) Yvette Remillard, Helen Tancrell, Constance Pariseau, Gertrude Roy, Charlotte Russell, Rossella Mussulli, Nancy Trant, Jean Verhoest, Agnes Tong, Diane Sansoucie, and Dorothy Roche; (2nd ROW) Ernest Pettinari, Charles Picard, Christopher Parente, Jane Mulligan, Margaret Nealan, Jayne Power, Mary Sawyer, Mary St. Martin, Mary Walsh, John Therrien, William Webster, and Richard Scioli;(3rd ROW) Louis Tredeau, Billy Ramaskewich, Richard Sawyer, Michael Niro, Paul Tong, Thomas Sebastiao, David Tarducci, Dennis Rivard, Ken¬ neth Paulson, Tim O ' Neil, William Paul, William Seaver, Mike Smith, and Mike Volpe. 5: Activities . . . m ' M 1 .■ } , jJjjL j % i i ; j i. ,o I j H9 SmHhHh f yjfc , 3 -.yt jPl A !■ - _ J§ 1 53 C ' est Moi Paul Jacques 54 Oh, Pellie, what next? Ed Sheehan Joe Cove The Lusty Month of May Barbie Beyer Is that you, Nimue? Mike Sabourin, Jerry Luby All hail King Arthur and his fair Guenevere. li§C’ Blast this contraption! 55 DIRECTORS Mrs. Barbara Krylo, Mr. Edward Herson, Sr., Rose Alice Burns, and Mrs. Barton 1 f 1 fikr I ; 7 . ' H . i Tj 1 i N W 1 Rosie Coelho accompanist Mrs. Mary Sayles checks Barbie Beyer’s and Claudia Antolini ' s cos¬ tumes. Junior members of the CARILLON staff are: Steve Gerrfiano, Gertrude Roy, Margaret Heanue, Cynthia Galas, Richard Fitzgerald, Dana Arsenault, Richard Scioli, Ann Chauvin, and Christopher Parente. C R I L. L □ N SENIOR EDITORS Paul McAuliffe, Joyce Labrie, Jean Smith, and Frances Romasco discuss page layouts. Band Members of the color guard include David Iadarola, Edward Donegan, Louis Tredeau, David Long, Bill Seaver, and Joe Edwards. Discussing music arrangements are Mr. Felix Auclair, director; Paul Alphonse, Pat Austin, and Tom Burke. 58 Majorettes Captain Beth Pomponio poses with majorettes: Anne Winowski, Amanda Grillo, Barbara McKellick, Jayne Power, Karen Anistzuk, Debbie Morin, and Barbara Beyer. 59 CHEERLEADERS Janet Atwood, co-captain Rosanne Mussuli Joan Fitzpatrick, co-captain Kathy Butler Wendy Burns Mary Censak Ann Morgan Jean Duridas Jeanne Ramaskawich Suzanne Seaver Drill Zeam 60 Mrs. Estelle McCausland, glee club directress, joins senior members Kevin Gleason, Ronald Ver- hoest, Charles Roy, Susan Guido, Cynthia Halpin, Mary Bodruk, Margaret Keegan, Evelyn Remillard, Margaret Milan, Christine Lewcon, Joan Tredeau, Linda Drugan, Janet Thompson, and pianist Rosemarie Coelho. St. Mary’s Qlce Club «! 61 junior Prom - 1968 a mgL Mtfml , mmm -Jf _4 i — • t -■. .. r -, ■■N. | i Bui [•jp Ik JK C| « — ! pi tt -I -f •. � £ % r 62 Members of the court are Maureen Grossi, Mary Jane Saccoccio, Queen Judi Moran, Evelyn Remillard, and Kathy Perron. Seated at center table are Walter Kearnan, Joyce LaBrie and escort, Andrea MacSwain, Dick Simard and guest, Frances Romasco (back to camera) with Bob Doherty, and Dennis Johnson with Jo-Ann Cistoldi. 63 King Ceremony 1968 Dennis O ' Brien and Mary Baker approach the altar to receive their rings from class advisors. Words words of laughter motion, feeling words of comfort hope and healing words remembered with these rings all the simple joyous things Frances Romasco and Paul Jacques accompany the folk Mass. 64 ;Debating Varsity debaters plan strategy with advisor, Sister Claire Woods, for future competition. Members are (SEATED) Ernie Pettinari; (STAND¬ ING) Joe Cove, Bob Devlin, and Brian Sheehan. Members of the novice team include (SEATED) Darlene Blair, Debby Brien, Nancy Gauthier, and Patty Tetreault; (STANDING) Joanne Briand, Mary Barron, Sue Ellen Smith, and Elizabeth Burke. Intermediate debaters are (SEATED) Donna Havelotti and Dave Seaver; (STANDING) James Walley and Frank Calzone. 65 Jnterclass The Mystery of the Locked Room was presented by the freshman class. The cast included Kathleen McGinnis, James Dominick, Jeanne Berard, Mary Smith, Joseph Collette, Mike Bodruk, Deborah Brien, and David Ayotte. Members of the winning sophomore cast of The Happy Journey are Jose Coelho; SEATED: (FRONT ROW) Eleanor Romasco and Frank Calzone; SEATED: (BACK ROW) Rita Sesona, David Seaver, and Camille Brenna. Plays William Webster, Steven Germano, Martha Connor, Vera Bodruk, Ann Chauvin, Denise Burque, Barbara Beyer, Margaret Heanue, and Michael DiDonato comprise the junior play cast of Any Body for Tea? The senior class presented The Lottery. The cast includes Margaret Keegan, Albert Sala, Gus Eden, Albert DeGeorge, Paul Alphonse, Charles Roy, Ed Sheehan, Stephen Goneau, James Pluta, and Dennis Desantis. Speech festival Seniors participating in the Speech Festival are: Paul Jacques, Ed Sheehan, Joyce LaBrie, Margaret Keegan, Frances Romasco, and Paul McAuliffe. Preparing to leave for the Speech Festival are Linda Carl, Laurel Forcier, Meg Colby, Jean Ramaskewich, Carl Paulson, Julie Calzone, and Bob Dominick. Scanning the Time magazines, extemporaneous speakers include David Seaver, Florence Dupuis, Joe Cove, Ernie Pettinari, Brian Sheehan, Bob Devlin, Donna Havolotti, and Dana Arsenault. Conferring with layout editor, Ernie DiAntonio are Kathy Perron, co-editor; Sandy Sannicandro, assistant editor; Bob Pond, co-editor; Henry Savelli, art; Steve Goneau, boys ' sports; Ellen Luby, assistant girls ' sports; Sister John Brigid, advisor; and Pat Lussier, organizations. yearbook Staff 1 W ' If 1 1 IjjPfi f I F P ' 1 Yearbook typists are Linda Fernandes, Evelyn Remillard, Sue Guido, Aline Trottier, Patty Pearl, and Ann Royer. Other staff workers are Joyce LaBrie, literary; Sue Morrissette, activities; Margie Keegan, finan¬ cial; and Rosie Coelho. Missing are Kathy Barton, girls ' sports and Janet Thompson, literary. 69 Rational Honor Society - ■ JsSifUi rZhi •UsAZA -ils-isK : eiSSS«SS55 I MK iSS� S ! Sbokw , •■■■■■■■51 «S3SK- � .2 ; s st ®s 5$ M 8 ' ■ ■ 8 • ! « sis ' {: , ' ■■ 3 1 fl 8! « - ■? ■ s� ;s! «ss . .■ 22535 3 S 2592b . 2 -55 ,■( .a CS I! a -22a! j ■� AVIil B Officers of St. Mary ' s Chapter of the National Honor Society are Joseph Cove,, president; Kathleen Perron, secretary; and Juliana Calzone, regional secretary. Members include: (SEATED) Kathleen Barton, Juliana Calzone, Joseph Cove, Kathleen Perron, Patricia Lussier; (STANDING) Ernest Pettinari, Maureen Moloney, Vera Bodruk, Mary Bodruk, Richard Fitzgerald, Sandra Sannicandro, Rosemarie Coelho, Judith Moran, Susan Morrissette, and Robert Devlin. Not shown are Kathryn Czerkowicz, Margaret Keegan, Jean Smith, and Richard Scioli. 70 The recipient of the 1969 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award is Rosie Coelho. Key Club Enthusiasts 7 Student Council President, Robert Devlin Treasurer, Kathleen Butler; Secretary, Margaret Heanue; and Vice-President, Ernest Pettinari. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: (FRONT ROW) Frances Romasco, Judith Moran, Joan Fitzpatrick, and Janet Atwood; (BACK ROW) Paul Jacques, Peter Curley, Stephen Goneau, and Albert Sala. 72 JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: (FRONT ROW) Dorothy Roche, Claudia Antolini, Winifred Burns, Deborah Morin, and Frances Del Padre; (BACK ROW) Richard Fitzgerald, Allen Consigli, and Gary Jaworski. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: (FRONT ROW) Donna Havalotti, Ann Morgan, Rosanne Mussulli, Camilla Brenna, and Priscilla Guertin; (BACK ROW) Frank Calzone, Thomas Krajewski, and Steven Minichiello. FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: (FRONT ROW) Deborah Brien, Theresa Demers, Jeanne Berard, and Rachel Picard; (BACK ROW) Charles Warren, Patrick McTiernan, and David Cistoldi. 73 iJB ! Ji gS ' Mi 1 ' Ayj 1 1 a m - SNACKS disserts Sports. . . A. Marressa, T. Duffy, B. Seaver, D. Cardone, F. Minichiello, D. Collins, P. Amdreola, T. Krajewski, R. Berard, M. Gebo, C. Badzmierowski, J. Carroll, B. Sayles, F. Calzone, D. Sannicandro, Coach Lucey, K. Paulsen, P. Sullivan, K. Lancisi, T. Seaver, B. Powers, L. Idarola, D. Long, S. Minichiello, and D. Seaver make up St. Mary’s cross-country team. TRI-CAPTAINS Paul Andreola, Dave Collins, Fred Minichiello Coach Paul Lucey is presented trophy after victorious Neighborhood Meet. Star trackman Dave Long is headed for finish line. 76 FRONT ROW: Paul McAulliffe, Steve Goneau, Denis DellaRovere, Pete Curley, and Dave Collins; BACK ROW: Robbie Powers, Jack Carroll, Charlie Lees, Coach Joe Renda, Jim Black, Steve Germano, and Tom Krajewski. n a s k e t b a l l 77 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW: Dave Cistoldi, John Dagnese, Coach Jim Bonollo, Pat McTiernan, and Buddy Sayles; BACK ROW: Charlie Powers, Bill Hale, Ed O ' Brien, Chuck Badzmierowski, Brian Clark, and Mark Tosches. St. Mary’s Tigers battle Milford High Scarlets. 78 Li J ML, 1969 St Mwy’s Central Catholic High School Soot ball Zearn 79 1969 FOOTBALL CAPTAIN Quarterback Allan Consigli Tiger gridmen are touchdown-bound. Coaches Leonard Oliveri, Paul Lombardi, and Aldo Cecchi watch their team in action. 80 VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: A1 Consigli, Steve Goneau, Paul Andreola, Dave Collins, Steve Gallagher, Mark D ' Arcangelo, John Consoletti, Joe Pratt, and Bob Hale. BACK ROW: Charlie Powers, Roger Dumas, Robbie Powers, John Dagnese, John Curley, Coach Paul Lombardi, Coach Jim Bonollo, Jim Black, Lou Tredeau, Bill Hale, Charlie Lees, and Joe Edwards. ■ i i i A r l H SENIORS: Paul Andreola, Chick DeGeorge, and Dave Collins display batting stance. Coach Lombardi talks to candidates at first practice session. 81 John Curley, Lou Tredeau, Bob Powers, John Dagnese, Jim Black, Joe Pratt, Roger Dumas, and Bob Hale run sprints. Coach Paul Lombardi explains schedule to seniors: Paul Andreola, Steve Goneau, Steve Gallagher, Mark D ' Arcangelo, and Dave Collins. Underclassmen go through weight drills. John Consoletti displays true strength in arms. Steve Gallagher and Allan Consigli are given bunting tips from Coach Lombardi. Juniors preparing for up-coming season. 83 Tield Hockey MISS BONNIE DONAHUE ■ Members of the 1968-69 Held Hockey Zeam 84 CO-CAPTAINS: Kathy Perron and Kathy Barton Qitls ’ basketball THE ' 68- ' 69 TEAM: (1st ROW) P. Austin, K. Perron, E. Luby, and K. Barton; (2nd ROW) A. Chauvin, J. Calzone, Miss Bonnie Donahue, C. Pond, and S. Dupre. Missing from picture is Mary Sawyer. Senior members of this year ' s team are: Patty Austin, Kathy Barton, Kathy Perron, and Ellen Luby. J.V. MEMBERS: (1st ROW) E. Colabello, S, Charzenski, Co-Capt. P. Ferrucci, Co-Capt. M. Colby, C. Abram, M. Seaver; (2nd ROW) L. Felton, D. Morin, V. Furphy, J. Schiavo, S. O ' Neil, H. Carroll, J. Borghi, S. 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