Thompson Academy - Islander Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1968 volume:

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V gif 2, V, KX Q! r. if 3' K Y 7 ' - Q Vt 5 .P , ' 35 s T 1 5 5 ,A THQ P ON ACADE Y Boston, Massachusetts 1968 eaieaizfrn For his friendship and concern, For devoting himself to our development and welfare, For helping us prepare ourselves for the College Boards For his valuable help on the yearbook, For his youthful spirit, The class of 1968 dedieates this yearbook to: JOHN DECIUS PINTO, JR. .Wwtees Calvin Page Bartlett, President Ben Ames Williams, Jr., Vice President George Lewis, Vice President and Assistant Secretary Bayard Henry, Vice President Bartlett Harwood, Jr., Treasurer John B. Pierce, Jr., Secretary John Q. Adams Thomas G. Brown, Jr. Walter M. Cabot Nathaniel T. Dexter Patrick Grant Henry M. Leen Philip H. Lord Samuel L. Lowe, Jr. Henry Lyman Arthur G. Miller, Ed.D. Hon. Joseph S. Mitchell, Jr. Edward V. Osberg Guido R. Perera, Jr. John W. Sears Robert Stone Lawrence Terry Raymond Thomas Rev. Samuel Tyler, Jr. Howland S. Warren David D. Wicks Moses Williams .Zz fllenwrz2zm Mr. Alfred C. Malm of the Class of 1900 epitomized the spirit of self- reliance and responsibility that are the hallmark of this institution. Shortly after graduation from what was then known as The Farm School he was employed by the Old Colony Trust Company in Boston and rose to a position of real importance as Trust Officer with that organization. He maintained a deep and abiding faith in the fine work being done with and for the boys here and devoted 47 years of service to the school. He served as Assistant Treasurer from 1920 to 1936, as Treasurer from 1936 to 1954, and as Vice President from 1954 until the time of his death in July of 1967. Mr. Malm was a wonderfully warm and friendly man who took great delight in the simple pleasures of life and he was completely devoted to his family. f , 4 WW .5 ff' .L. ,4N f ' 4 ' 5 -AJ 3 aj ,f 51' , lf V 1. U V A , 97- V xi 3 if,f ' 5, FALL WINTER 9 SPRING SUMMER ig gigs. 5 u f 'af i .fqczfnzizzkiraizblz and fwuQy g.---4 I '3 l. r ein YLQ -:: Q ,J M 5. 'W 3 l 1 1 ll ' A W . ' I :X 5 u I I . hmm' MR. FRANK D. DIBBLE Headmaster Mr. Frank D. Dibble succeeded Mr. Houghton Pearl as Headmaster of Thompson Academy on July 1, 1967. He is the eleventh Headmaster in the 154 year history of the school. Mr. Dibble is a graduate of Holyoke High School Cl94OJ, Deerfield Academy 09423, and Amherst College Cl946J. He has had graduate study in physical education at Springfield College, in speech at Northwestern University and in history at Amherst College. During World War II he served as a naval oflicer aboard a landing craft in the Pacific. Following the war he completed his undergraduate work at Amherst and then served on the faculty there for two years before going to Tabor Academy in Marion, Mass. in 1950. Mr. and Mrs. Dibble and their three children have been most welcomed additions to Thompson Island. Mrs. Dibble serves as school librarian. Sandy, their older son, is a sophomore at Amherst College. Ann is a sophomore and Dave a freshman at Thompson. The members of the Senior Class wish to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to Mr. Dibble for his efforts in our behalf and for his faith and confidence in us. .xg . 2 He a Q ki 4 Q , -8 , . MRS. RITA DIBBLE Mrs. Rita Dibble, the charming wife of our new Headmaster, has been one of the most exciting changes in Thompson life in many years. Her energy and enthusiasm have been noticed and felt by all on the island. Her talents of organization have been demonstrated in the library of which she has charge. She has also taken on the responsibility of arranging the decora- tions in the dining hall for our academic and sports banquets. In addition, she is one of the most ardent sports fans, attending virtually all of the games, both at home and away. Mrs. Dibble spent her childhood and most of her school years in Holyoke, Massachusetts. She attended Holyoke High School where she received her diploma and a scholarship to Springfield Museum and Library. We, of the Senior class, wish to extend our warmest appreciation to her for this, her first year at Thompson Academy. ' 1. Y 1 ?fs'5f5ig:' . . , - 1,56 ' if ' f f' ,fli,l1'1s- I 1, 6,5-1 - -4. yi l,,,V , I A, MR. RAY THOMAS MR. HERBERT CAREY Assistant Headmaster Director of Admissions and Director of A thletics Df'Ve10Pm9'1f I ...Q-'Sa MR. CHARLES BAXTER MR. GEORGE WRIGHT Administrative Assistant Director of Studies Head of Buildings - Purchasing Agent Head of English and History Departments MR. JON ROSE MR. JOHN KLINE Dean of Boys, History Comptroller Head Varsity Football and Baseball Coach Head and Business Education Department . Supervisor of Student A ccounts MR. RALPH LINDSEY MR. ROBERT MALLION Adjustment Counselor Head of Science Department MR. DAVID FARR MR. THOMAS HINCKLEY English, Mathematics English, French Assistant Varsity Football Coach Head Varsity Coach of Lacrosse Head Coach of Cross Coumry and Weight Lifting zu- MR. JOHN PINTO EMANUEL SILVA, D.TH. Head of Mathematics Department Head of Foreign Language Department MR. STEPHEN SALANT Mathematics MISS FLGRENCE BAYREUTHER Glee Club Director MRS. DIANE LINCOLN Head of Art Department ,tj : Q f 4' ,. 1 E Y V MRS. NANCY WRIGHT AND DENNY reczizizbn 5 is For helping us to prepare for the College Boards, For his patience in filling out our transcripts, For guiding us in the selection of colleges, For his support of all school activities And for his lasting friendship, We, the class of 1968 wish to show our appreciation to: MR. GEORGE WRIGHT ...Wt -4 -GEQQ ?Ec SW? N if f W Q E f ff? Qpfms X , Qtrffffj f N yo Lxjlhx C, X 'P' was 0 v E 'E 8 J A .fi MRS. WILHELMINA B. THOMAS Secretary to the Headmaster MRS. MILDRED H. BAXTER School Secretary MRS. SARAH B. FARR Secretary , RVN .1-f. X. lx, 2 T . ' . fi fs 5 x 3 MRS. ELIZABETH T. LINDSEY, R.N. MRS. ANNETTE M. ROBERGE School Nurse Admissions Secretary ' x '-1: 7 . e 'l YY., MRS. BELLE G. URIE MRS. PHYLLIS CHAMPAGNE Laundry Housekeeper .-,ig----n ui, Ei x ti .VI 1 .f 'v Y .r,iY' If Y::r vigil MR. FRANCIS CORMIER MR. JOHN HORAN Admjnjlgfrgffve Assjgfanf Head VCll'SfIy BC1Sk6IbC1llCOC1Ch and Maintenance Head Coehicient Football and Baseball IJ. V. I Coach and Gym Supervisor - 1 f 1 .M. I V' 1'- jg i V , I., Y ..v.,,.N gf? fm Q -.v. .wg Y, ' 'xr,. lf' vim. 'hr : -K, .2 M295 , 1 iff MR. OSCAR BROWN MR. WILLIAM F. JAMES Maintenance Groundsman and Fireman MR. PAUL L. FRANCKE MRS. MARGUERITE FRANCKE Head Chef Dietician n .x 1 f '-Y... - ,L,3y-- , L PAUL FRANCKE ANN DIBBLE Assistant Switchboard Operator sv' MR. ROBERT R. KITCHING MR. JOHN H. COLLINS Maintenance Watchman . ,nv-I ...Z 'WZ MR. MARK CROWLEY MR. MARTY CROWLEY Fireman Assistant Chef 1 1 .rV' FATHER BUCHAN MR. ROSEN Catholic Chaplain School Tailor MR. POND MR. GRINCAVICH Kitchen Assistant Groundsman if- ' IN MR. ROGER CONCANNON Assistant Boat Captain PILGRIM III ' f' '+:., A- x .Nf - v ,Q - -v ,V V , n'uA9ff? -ww ' I Q. if I k 5-'- 'Q' I f 'I 1,.f'1Y'l4 0 . Y I aw, 1-jg 1 2 3, A V 14b,v,i:,,w,a-1 31, ,, V V it - 1.-',j L ', 'T . S .. - --- I' ., A, I 1 Q , . W v.Ltgg,,,1ii f figf1 . K , ug. , :if I.,,,Q,, 1 ' ' , i. .V - G1 'O W , 'fs ' 7 Q A I I M I 6 H 'V A X - :.':T? !fais-.s-, 1, , A V ' ., in A V .., , M.. V . x Av 'VV7 MA ,,:5,L,V.,, . Q 48,0-v ., W Q l'C - s 1.4 A U , ' f ' A-. 1 .-Q .ii is , ' S ' gg WF j Na , .- rig Y t l A H' -. I, X r 31 eg ' , ,Q 5 J i , ,,.. .. . ,T'2.,,5 g , A frr- ' f.:'. I MR. PAUL KLUMP Boat Captain MRS. KLUMP, PAUL AND MIKE If H SENIOR CLASS -d 'i mail '-1 lst Row: Bob Hildebrand, Phil Alexander, Tom Feeney, Peter Cotter, Eddie Robdau, Bruce Dobbert, Rafael De1Val1e. 2nd Row: Les Lane, Mike Cassano, Tom Keeley, Richard St. Jock, Alan Brown, Greg York, Craig Ellis, Steve McAndrew, Bob Atkins, Tony Albano. 3rd Row: Gerry Sweeney, Frank LeMoure, Larry Soto, Mike Legero. ANTHONY ALBANO lKT0nyJ! Varsity Basketball C4Jg Varsity Football C41 Varsity Baseball C4Jg Lacrosse C4J. Ambition: College PHILIP ALEXANDER Alex Football C435 Lacrosse C455 Treasurer C41 Ambition: College ALAN WAYNE BROWN Charlie Brown J. V. Baseball C25g J. V. Basketball C35g Varsity Basketball C45g Varsity Football C 3, 45. Ambition: To go into Marine Engineering ROBERT J. ATKINS, JR. lKAdTeJ? Varsity Football C2, 3, 45g Varsity Baseball C3, 453 Varsity Hockey C455 Varsity Lacrosse C45g Weight Lifting C3, 45. Vice President of Student Council C3 55 President Student Council C45 3 Dorm Counselor C45g Dance Committee C35. Ambition: College 415 MICHAEL CASSANO Mike Varsity Basketball C 2, 33, Varsity Football C 2, 3, 45g Football Co-Captain C4Jg Lacrosse C4Jg Weight Lifting C4J. Vice President C 21, President C 3, 45, Student Council, Yearbook C433 Science Fair Winner C 2, 31. Ambition: Ivy League College, to coach or teach on the College level ,wills ff--R .615 M-M if PETER H. COTTER Redlight Cross Country C4J, Hockey C453 Co-Captain Cross Country C4J. Yearbook Staff C433 Study Hall Supervisor C4Jg Honor Roll, United States History Award Cfallj. Ambition: To teach History or enter the Ministry. 92 B . -fa, :Y1 1 - Lfs 1 zs:,i',5f':,, - V af?-Y w'sy'vx,f -1 J ww, M., -Qs:-31,1-,Q , ve we .Mia . A A- ' , 1- Q , W e 'Tv-e ' BRUCE DOBBERT Munchkin Intramural Basketball C3, 4Jg Cross Country C43 Lacrosse C4J. Yearbook C413 Newspaper C4J. Ambition: Teacher RAFAEL DELVALLE Chink Varsity Baseball C243 Football J. V. C2Jg Varsity C3, 45g Basketball J. V. CZJQ Varsity C3, 43g Cap- tain of Basketball C4J. Student Council C3, 45. Ambition: College l ,795- CRAIG ELLIS Gabe Varsity Football C3, 435 Varsity Lacrosse C4Jg Varsity weight Lifting 43, 45. 'X t'--09' Vice President C 3, 45g Dorm Monitor C453 Intra- mural Basketball. Ambition: College -lw '. .,-,--L-ig 5: W J. f2'sj:.f5 .. 1 Va -yu X . ,x , 4 .v ' EDWARD THOMAS FEENEY Tom, Feeno' Varsity Hockey 143. Ambition: To get out of High School and to be- come a millionaire. THOMAS KEELEY Buckshot Varsity Football C359 Varsity Baseball C45. Newspaper C 45. Ambition: College ROBERT S. HILDEBRAND KKHippie!! Varsity Cross Country C455 Varsity Hockey C45g Captain of Varsity Hockey C45. Newspaper C3, 45g Editor-in-Chief of Newspaper C45g Yearbook Staff C45g Chess Club C35g Pep Squad C453 Captain. Jr. Achievement C 35g Presi- dent of Co. Science Fair C2 and 35g won third place in Senior division. Ambition: College i LES A. LANE M0therles Chess Club C335 Newspaper C4Jg Yearbook C4J. Ambition: Electrical Engineerg Michigan Tech. University 'A ' 'Vt f39 Fl, W'Qf' ,'I'1?f3 i ?.'f''S ??Z- !, IT i'W' ,W r -', ,r .. -1 2 'Y f' X 2 , 4f:ix'f1i?3-5-55-.39-39 ' viii E 'fv l gf-5' V ' 115 MICHAEL LEGERO Mike Intramural Basketball 8th and 9th gradeg J. V. Football Cl, 215 J. V. Baseball Cl, 233 J. V. Basketball C253 Junior Athlete of the year C2Dg Varsity Basketball 13, 41g Varsity Baseball C3, 41. Class Officer Cl, 2, 3 jg Secretaryg Student Council C47- Ambition: Teacher l STEPHEN MCANDREW BradIy Varsity Basketball C4Jg Varsity Baseball C4J. Newspaper 141. Ambition: College FRANCIS E. LEMOURE Fat Frank Varsity Football C453 Varsity Weight Lifting C43 Varsity Hockey C453 Varsity Lacrosse C4Dg In tramural Basketball 143. Dorm Committee C4D. Ambition: College EDWARD ROBDAU Hondo J. V. Baseball C255 Varsity Baseball C3, 45, J. V. Football f25g Varsity Football C353 Tennis 12, 35, Intramural Basketball C2, 3, 45. Public Speaking C35. Ambition: An Accountant 41? fiiiii ' A , .4 E... RICHARD C. ST. JOCK KfJ0CkH Intramural Basketball C3, 45. Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, Newspaper C359 Band fl, 25, Student Council f25g Won Clifton E. Albee Scholarship C2, 3, 45. Ambition: Research Biologist GERALD SWEENEY K6Ger,Ay!! Varsity Football C35. Coefficient Football Assistant Coach C45. Ambition: Maritime Engineer LAWRENCE P. SOTO Boston J. V. Football C253 Varsity Baseball C2, 35g J. V Basketball C25g Cross Country 145g Varsity Hockey C453 Karate C2, 3, 45. Public Speaking C35. Ambition: English and Spanish Teacher -45 GERALD WHELAN lKGerry!! Junior Varsity Basketball C335 Coeflicient Foot- ball C33g Varsity Baseball C3, 433 Varsity Hockey C43. Honorable Mention: Science Fair C33g Scholastic Award C333 Newspaper C43g Yearbook C433 Monitor C43. Ambition: University of Mass. ggi 'D' it-kv , V . :3,'f. 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HB DORMITORY lst Row: Steve Milanese, Pearlie Coates, Mike Cassano, Rafael DelValle, Charles Gallagher, Norman Coates. 2nd Row: Chuck Thomas, Gary Szretter, Dennis Hart, Bill Gaynor, Tom Bergeron, Tom Tache, Bob Tradd. ALBEE HOUSE lst Row: Dan Butler, Jim Sullivan, Tom Hulak, Peter Ives, Brian Bogus, Ray Hanley, Jon Healy, Frank Warren. 2nd Row: Richard St. Jock, Frank Tiernan, Bill Adams, Walter Berard, Mike March, Skip Amendolare, Chris Hawley, Les Lane. 3rd Row: Brenton Clark, Matt O'Neil, Scott Hemingway, George Angelis, Larry Hiller, Mike Tahmosh, Robin McAteer. ZflZ6Z76l'ChSSl7ZKlZ I I 1 , X v If .. S- ,A -0 f' 1. . Ni A 129 N JUNIOR CLASS 1' , ,kkmwi , pi: -Mfr E, 3' ,Yu W' Ni - . i 1 ' V iam f .. 3 J 'f A9 t ' ' FQL, , x 5 -IL- i l gi 1 1 lst Row: Bill Robertson, Freddie Shavers, John Miranda, Ray Boskovich, John Matthews, Alan Labrie, Mark Healy, Paul Winam. 2nd Row: Stan Ekdahl, Greg Steed, Dennis Durgin, Howard Blackwell, Richard Hilly, Chris Stetson. 3rd Row: Bruce Rogers, Mike Savosik, Phil Jackson, Bob Tradd, Skip McLaughlin. 4th Row: Eddie Goodwin, Vincent Davis, Cyril Hodge, Dan Walsh, Dale Johnson. 5th Row: Jimmy Noon, Jose Mendez. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jose Mendez, Vice Presidentg Edward Goodwin, President, Philip Jackson, Secretaryg James Noon, Treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS lst Row: Archie Lee, Don Krall, Bill Hickory, Mark Prew, Reuben Sims. 2nd Row: Lewis Kneeland, Norman Coates, Greg King, Kevin Griffiths, Louis Muniz, Joel Thompson, Greg Ott- mar. 3rd Row: Charles Thomas, Pearlie Coates, Tom Knott, Steve Milanese, Charles Galla- gher, Steve St. Jock, Tom Tache, Mark Albertsen, Jim Thomas, Ken Barnes. 4th Row: Tom Bergeron, Ed Heath, Doug Cahoon, Sam Bass, Gary Szretter, Bill Gaynor, Ron Garland, Dennis Hart. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS '-A. X ,IM Kenneth Barnes, Treasurerg Edward Heath, Vice President, Douglas Cahoon, Presidentg Louis Muniz, Secretary. FRESHMAN CLASS 4 -. .i lst Row: Tom Hulak, Jim Sullivan, Peter Ives, Dan Butler, Jon Healy, Ray Hanley, George Angelis. 2nd Row: Bill Adams, Walter Berard, Frank Warren, Larry Hiller, Chris Hawley, Skip Amendolare. 3rd Row: Scott Hemingway, David Dibble, Mike Tahmosh, Robin McAteer. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Brian Bogus, Secretary, Brenton Clark, Presidentg Michael March, Student Council Representative, Thomas Hulak, Treasurerg Raymond Hanley, Vice President. forts' QmkPs0,y I' L 1 .rl VARSITY FOOTBALL A . ik .,. , lst Row: Coach Farr, R. DelValle, B. Atkins, F. LeMoure, P. Alexander, M. Cassano, C. Ellis, A. Albano, Coach Rose. 2nd Row: A. Brown, A. Labrie, D. Walsh, S. McLaughlin, R. Boskovich, F. Shavers, J. Miranda, P. Winam, G. York. 3rd Row: D. Durgin, J. Thomas, D. Cahoon, T. Bergeron, R. Sims, E. Heath, R. Tradd, T. Tache. The 1967-68 Varsity Football team played a series of exciting contests and achieved a successful record under the fine leadership of Head Coach Jon Rose and Assistant Coach David Farr. Our opening game against a strong Milford Academy team ended in a 7-0 defeat. The Home Coming Day crowd of parents and Alumni were treated to a brilliant 64-yard touchdown jaunt by Freddie Shavers which unfortunately was negated by a penalty. The second game with Exeter JV's demonstrated the real potential of our team as we gained our first victory by a score of 24-8. Touchdowns were contributed by Greg York, John Miranda, Freddie Shavers and Mike Cassano. In the third encounter, we easily conquered Roxbury Latin 30-6 with Shavers providing two TD's and Cassano and Craig Ellis each adding one. The next game against Harvard Freshmen B ended with Thompson on the short end of a 24-6 score, however, the score in no way indicates the great spirit and fierce determination of our players. Craig Ellis played brilliantly throughout the game even though Cit was later determinedj he had suffered a broken hand early in the game. Fred Shavers scored our lone touchdown. Providence Country Day provided our third win, 27-8 as Shavers, Cassano, Ed Heath and Bob Tradd each contributed six pointers. Holderness proved a stubborn opponent edging us by an 8-6 score with Cassano getting our only score. The final game against Winchendon was a thriller in the best sense of the term. Trailing at half time by a 20-6 score, Thompson fought back holding the opposition scoreless and adding 16 points to gain a well-deserved 22-20 victory. The coaches and all the players deserve the congratulations and thanks of the entire school for a season well done! VARSITY FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS -- FALL, 1967 MIKE CASSANO PHIL ALEXANDER CRAIG ELLIS BOB ATKINS VARSITY FOOTBALL CAPTAIN - FALL, 1968 J I PRE-GAME TENSION FREDDIE SI-IAVERS DEFENSE ANYONE? NL Q ' LY, COEF F ICIEN T FOOTBALL lst row: Gerry Sweeney, Ass't. Coach, Ray Hanley, Norman Coates, Dan Butler, Greg King, Tom Hulak, Steve St. Jock, Louis Muniz, Kevin Griffiths, Brian Bogus. 2nd row: Jon Healy, Chuck Thomas, Walter Berard, Mike Tahmosh, Sammy Bass, Archie Lee, Mark Albertsen, David Dib- ble, Tom Knott, Dennis Hart, Bill Hickory, Mr. Horan, Coach. 3rd row: Chris Hawley, Pearlie Coates, Charles Gallagher, Skip Amendolare, Robin McAteer, Matt O'Neil, Joel Thompson, Lewis Kneeland, Peter Ives, Greg Ottmar. The Junior Seahawks completed their 1967 football season with an undefeated record under the able leadership and coaching of Mr. John Horan and his assistant, Gerry Sweeney. With a majority of Sophomores and a handful of Freshmen, this team more than proved themselves. They had a strong offensive line anchored by guards Mark Albertsen and Bud Berard and a good pass receiving line with Steve St. Jock, Dave Dibble, Pearlie Coates, and Tom Knott. A great passing quarterback in Greg King, and running back in Skip Amendolare proved the per- fect balance to be a winner. Against two Junior Varsity teams, Milton Academy C14-143 and Governor Dummer C6-65, the smaller coefficient team completely outplayed them and held them to ties. The top highlight of the season was the comeback win over Belmont Hill. In this game, Belmont completely dom- inated the first half, leading 22-12. Touchdowns in the first half were scored by Tom Knott and Pearlie Coates on passes from Greg King. Starting the second half, a fired up TA team took the opening kickoff and Louis Muniz went 70 yards to score 22-20. The last points Belmont Hill scored were on a touchback 24-20. Then with one minute left in the game, Greg King filled the air with passes, hitting P. Coates, T. Knott, and S. St. Jock and TA moved downfield. With 15 seconds left G. King found S. St. Jock all alone in the end zone for the winning touchdown. TA added the point and earned themselves a very hard but rewarding 28-24 victory. GAMES T. A. 20 Roxbury Latin 0 T. A. 28 Thayer 14 T. A. l4 Milton l4 T. A. 28 Belmont Hill 24 T. A. 6 Governor Dummer 6 -1.-ii ' 1 was-3. - ,U BENCH PRACTICE! AMENDOLARE HEADS FOR GOAL 1 L STOPPED! HOLD THAT LINE ASSISTANT COACH SWEENEY WORRY ? VARSITY BASKETBALL lst Row: Jimmy Thomas, Tony Albano, Greg York, Rafael DelValle, Phil Jackson, Alan Brown. 2nd Row: Lewis Kneeland, Jose Mendez, Stephen McAndrew, Cyril Hodge, Eddie Heath, Fred- die Shavers, William Hickory. 3rd Row: Skip McLaughlin, John Miranda, Mike Legero. The Varsity Basketball team started its season in a disappointing fashion losing two of its first three games. In all fairness, it should be noted that several key players missed the first two encounters due to illness. The team went on to win nine of the remaining ten games. One of the most explosive games this year was that with Thayer Academy. After the first half, Thompson was trailing 23-29. In the second half, the Seahawks exploded and won 65-56. High scorers of that game were Cyril Hodge with 33 points and Tony Albano with 16 points. The final record of ten wins and three losses is one of which the entire team may be proud. Graduation will result in the departure of six Seniors from this year's team: Tony Albano, Allan Brown, Rafael DelValle, Mike Legero, S-teve McAndrew, and Greg York. With two Jun- iors on the starting five, Hodge and Mendez, and three other Juniors, Jackson, McLaughlin, and Miranda, in several victories this year, Coach John Horan feels that he has a fine nucleus to rely on next year. GAMES T. A. 72 Christian High 97 T. A. 90 Newman School 26 T. A. 72 Newman School 68 T. A. 77 New Prep 54 T. A. 56 Assumption 60 T. A. 52 Roxbury Latin 68 T. A. 104 St. Andrew's 52 T. A. 67 Providence C. D. 54 T. A. 111 Cambridge School 43 T. A. 65 Thayer Academy 56 T. A. 78 Thayer Academy 64 T. A. 73 New Prep 35 T. A. 82 Cambridge School 66 T. A. 74 Alumni 45 VARSITY BASKETBALL CAPTAIN STARTING FIVE Rafael DelValle, Cyril Hodge, Jose Mendez, John Miranda, Tony Albano. RAFAEL DEL VALLE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL lst Row: N. Coates, T. Hulak, K. Griffiths, G. King. 2nd Row: L. Muniz, P. Coates, J. Thomas, S. Bass, S. St. Jock. 3rd Row: D. Cahoon, T. Bergeron, D. Dibble, J. Noon. Coach John Horanls hustling Junior Varsity team posted one of the best records at Thomp- son this season with twelve wins and one loss. One of the most stimulating and hard-fought games was with Christian High. At the end of the first half, the Junior Seahawks were trailing 24-29. In the second half with greater effi- ciency in defense and an improvement of offense the Junior Seahawks won 56-53. One of the outstanding plays and the turning point of the game was a three-point pass play, Tommy Hulak to Steve St. Jock to Pearlie Coates, who laid it in. This put us out front in the last two minutes and we were able to stay there. In addition to the previously mentioned players, other individuals who contributed greatly to the outstanding record of this fine team were: Tom Bergeron, Dave Dibble, Greg King, Jim Noon, and Jim Thomas. This team with teamworkand great spirit should provide the foundation for a future winning Varsity. STARTING FIVE Jimmy Thomas, Tommy Bergeron, David Dibble, Jimmy Noon, Steve St. Jock. GAMES T. A. 56 Christian High T. A. 50 Newman School T. A. 52 Assumption T. A. 53 St. Andrew's T. A. 37 Cambridge School T. A. 51 Thayer T. A. 64 Cambridge School T. A. 42 Newman School T. A. 47 New Prep T. A. 41 Roxbury Latin T. A. 48 Providence C. D. T. A. 52 Thayer T. A. 52 New Prep JUNIOR VARSITY CAPTAIN 54 25 65 38 20 21 24 25 35 32 19 36 21 TOMMY BERGERON HOCKEY lst Row: R. Garland, Manager, C. Gallagher, B. Atkins, T. Feeney, B. Hildebrand, M. Prew, Manager. 2nd Row: L. Soto, G. Whelan, R. Boskovich, W. Robertson, F. LeMoure, M. Savosik, B. Adams, R. McAteer. This year, Thompson Academy started a hockey team under the fine leadership and coaching of Mr. Rose. After weeks of tedious practice the team played their first game. This game was lost to Cushing Academy 9-l. This was the team's first game and they had difficulty working as a unit. Captain Bob Hildebrand scored Thompson's only goal with a twenty foot slap shot. Next the Seahawks met Milton Academy. Again the Seahawks failed to come up with sparkling play as they were defeated 10-O in an exceedingly hard fought battle played on Milton's home ice. In the final game of the season, the boys started to play as a team but they just couldn't seem to keep the puck in Thayer Academy's zone. The Seahawks lost this last encounter 5-2 with Tom Feeney and Robert Hildebrand scoring for Thompson. Peter Cotter played a tremendous game in the nets as he turned back 37 shots. Bob Atkins and Ray Boskovitch played a sparkling game at defense for the team as they repeatedly took the pressure off of our goalie. This was not a suc- cessful season for the team but in one sense it was a start in a sport that we can look forward to having increasing participation and success in the years ahead. GAMES T. A. 1 Cushing Academy 9 T. A. 0 Milton Academy 10 T. A. 2 Thayer Academy 5 CROSS COUNTRY Seated: Jose Mendez, Dale Johnson, Larry Soto, Bob Hildebrand, Howard Blackwell, Bruce Rogers, Frank Warren. Standing: Stan Ekdahl, Peter Cotter, Greg Steed, Brenton Clark. This year, under the coaching of Mr. Hinckley and Robert Hildebrand, Thompson Academy organized a cross country team. After weeks of vigorous training the team journeyed to Winchen- don Academy to participate in the New England Preparatory School Cross Country Champion- ships. Because of their lack of experience, the team was expected to make a poor showing. How- ever, the team did quite well. At the end of the 2.6 mile course the team had established itself as a hard working group determined to do well. Robert Hildebrand, Lawrence Soto, and Dale John- son paced the team to fourteenth place in Class B competition. Frank Warren and Jose Mendez also placed for Thompson. This hard working group of boys deserves congratulations for their dedication and sacrifice to this demanding sport. e71zZm1mzrafBas,6eZ5aE ZUz?mer.s' SEARS LEAGUE - THE 76'CI'S !i-. lst Row: D. Durgin, A. Labrie, R. Hanley. 2nd Row: A. Lee, F. LeMoure, B. Rogers. Top Scorer - Alan Labrie - 97 Points BOWDITCH LEAGUE - HOUSTON lst Row: G. Angelis, R. Sims, L.Knee1and. 2nd Row: D. Langlois, B. Hickory. Top Scorer - Skip Goulding - 103 Points f5ufSioo ' Coniest FINAL CONTESTANTS JUNIOR DIVISION SENIOR DIVISION Brenton Clark, Thomas Bergeron Alan Brown, Alan Labrie WINNERS Left: Tom Bergeron, Junior Division. Right: Alan Brown, Senior Division. VARSITY BASEBALL gn .5 '15 I ,V f 4 ...-... - an Ps A -gg? f f' -5 S ,N gh lst Row: Walter Berard, Bill Robertson, Mike Legero, Frank LeMoure, Tom Keeley, Larry Soto, Eddie Robdau. and Row: Tony Albano, Steve McAndrew, Jose Mendez, John Miranda, Gerry Whelan, Alan rown. We are looking forward to a winning 1968 Baseball season. The pitching and the outfield are strong. The infield has the potential, all the team needs to do is develop it. Back from last year's team are: Jose Mendez, John Miranda, Eddie Robdau, and Gerry Whel- an. Graduates that will be leaving the team after this season are: Eddie Robdau, Gerry Whelan, Tony Albano, Frank LeMoure, Tom Keeley, Alan Brown, and Mike Legero. The yearbook staff wishes to extend to the team, a ugood luck', on their season. Having to go to press before the end of the spring sports season, we necessarily have not been able to list the complete results of the Baseball contests. We have presented the sports schedules with the scores indicated up to the time of printing, We have also enclosed a sheet indicating the results of the games not completed at the time of printing. GAMES April 17 Christian High 6 May Providence C. D. Home April I9 Saint Andrews May Cambridge School Away April 24 Moses Brown May Roxbury Latin Away April 27 Assumption Prep. May Thayer Academy Home May 1 Lawrence Academy May Cambridge School Home May 8 New Prep. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL i .' 4.4 ,., . 5 , L M S TT L . Ill! .,,... .nntp .... Juni.-F .. ..nl.lu J. ..--. . Y- .X Eb NJ! 1 99 gf-fs Q. ' , Y.. . , 4 , . , t I ,. , Q ' . ,.,,,. .fn - , - . . .- . ' ' A ' . .. .- , - , ' , 2 ' 'r , in - . . , . . W ,, , Left to right: Kneeling: C. Hawley, L. Kneeland, T. Hulak, J. Healy, N. Coates, B. Clark, J. Amendolare, B. Bogus CManagerJ. Standing: S. Bass, J. Goulding, T. Knott, D. Cahoon, M. Szretter, M. Tahmosh, C. Gallagher, S. Milanese. Missing: B. Rogers. D. Krall CManagerJ. This year's J. V. Baseball team started as a very inexperienced group with only four returnees from last year: Tom Knott, Doug Cahoon, Sam Bass, and Lewis Kneeland. Newcomers had to fill the void left by the players that had made last year's team such a strong aggregation. The team looked for good help from Charlie Gallagher, Norman Coates, and Steve Milanese, and outstand- ing Freshmen, Tom Hulak, James Amendolare, Skip Goulding, Brenton Clark, and Jon Healy, to make this a formidable team. The class of 1968 wishes to extend a good luck to the JV's. Having to go to press before the end of the spring sports season, we necessarily have not been able to list the complete results of the Junior Varsity Baseball contests. We have presented the sports schedules with the scores indicated up to the time of printing. We have also enclosed a sheet indicating the results of the games not completed at the time of printing. GAMES May 3 T, A, 2 Roxbury Latin 4 May 18 Governor Dummer Away May 8 T. A. 7 Brown and Nichols 3 May 22 Thayer Academy Away May 15 Belmont Hill Home May 25 Milton Academy Away VARSITY LACROSSE A'- ...1 M .gr I lst Row: Rafael DelValle, Mark Healy, Peter Cotter, Allan Labrie, Reuben Sims, Ray Hanley, Bob Hildebrand, Joel Thompson, Richard Giberson. 2nd Row: Coach Dave Farr, Craig Ellis, Freddie Shavers, Mike Cassano, Dan Walsh, Mark Led- well, Ray Boskovich, Mark Albertsen. 3rd Row: Chuck Thomas, Bob Atkins, Eddie Heath, Archie Lee, Phil Alexander, Dave Dibble. It's a little early to tell, but I think we will win our share, said Coach Farr, prior to the start of the Lacrosse season. He went on to say, I am pleased with the progress and the en- thusiasm of the team. It is too early to make any comments about individual performance, if we play well as a team, we will win gamesf' After the first game against Tabor, Coach Farr was pleased with the results of the game which ended in a tie C5-53 after two overtime periods. For a first game, the team did very well. Dave Dibble, Freddie Shavers, and Craig Ellis all looked good. However, it was an over-all team effort that accounted for the success. Scores were made by Dave Dibble with 3, Freddie Shavers with l, and Mark Albertsen with 1. An assist was made by Rafael DelValle on Dave Dibble's first goal. Having to go to press before the end of the spring sports season, we necessarily have not been able to list the complete results of the Lacrosse games. We have presented the game sched- ule with the scores indicated up to the time of printing. We have also enclosed a sheet indicating the results of the games not completed at the time of printing. GAMES April 17 Tabor Academy JV's MHY Newton High JVS Away April 24 Andover Club May Cambridge School Away April 26 Noble and Greenough May Milton Academy Away May l Newton South May Moses Brown Away May 3 Framingham South May Ipswich High Home May 8 Winchester High WEIGHT LIFTING Kneeling: Mark Albertsen, Archie Lee. Standing: Craig Ellis, Thomas Tache, Raymond Boskovich, Bob Atkins I KARATE Sitting in background: Thomas Bergeron, and Peter Ives. In foreground: Larry Soto and Joel Thompson. Hiikizt Banquets The headmaster thanks winter speaker, Coach Mr. Thomas, Director of Athletics, talks about Rick Wilson of Amherst College. the old days. 53 if ff- .'S 1 54 fx A fx gi 45. rt X , . W 4, ' Y A A vfr W X' - 'A' 1 -s-' 3 D.-'nfl' . ome of the loot. Mr. Stokinger, the fall speaker - Director of Athletics at Milton Academy. Mr. Carey, Director of Admis- sions, offers his congratulations to all the athletes. Zikizh .dzwzrclv Football award winners with Assistant Coach Farr and Head Coach Rose. Gerry Sweeney - Assistant Co efficient Coach. Atkins, Cassano, Alexander and Ellis. ' i I If ' . 1 Q N -' .- -,.,g44!5f?,.' E fi votball awards recipients and relatives who attended as special guests. fx 's .. Cassano, Atkins and Ellis. How do you spell Chelsea, Brian? Just make sure you spell it right - D-U-R-G-I-N Br Have you thought of using a roll-on deodorant, Mike? fdznces That's the second boy I've lost in zhere this week! 1 L 1 1 ix I I 3 H Q E i s Y R Here's the reason for the high cost of food! i ii 52 E Mr. Rose, y0u're not paying attention! J . mid Y0u're a little late for breakfast, Bill. M CA teer? Paying attenti0n?! B Sometimes I wonder, Marguerite, why I ever went into this business ana' so do the boys! I' There's notlzing like a Bass out of the water. Even the bushes have close haircuts. ' - N-'x -', .-. Q -5 . I H, g. : 'L .14 F 1 ' 'N-+7 h . A M s 'T If Atkins goes, things are really had in I always take my books home with me - Vietnam! that's why I 'm such a good student. I tell you, Krall, that excuse for an extra week- Shall we lake Ed I0 the Infirmary I0 die Ol end always works! let him die here? f Q -5 H V ' ' I : e ,l f Ah' D 5 . , , Q ?. fx: . i, 3 ,Q r Q 'V 1 A ' egtfr ',11,' 1 ffrw - 'fl ,V sw, f. u ' I 1 I 55,3 ff f ., ' - - 1 r wfif ' - . 1,-,-Q 44 xl f 1.3: Q:-Q . , 1- 4 2 , ..., 4 Nh- V I 4 A + u I 5 , ' .1 P p-zu , L - ' 6 ,-Zo ' , ' , . 1 V A, Good to the last drop - or is it drip? Who said it's cot to be good? if All those in favor of Lyndon Johnson I 'm not only tough - I 'm pretty! raise your hands. pt L ... Q if Cyril could End a needle in a haystack - Have gun, will travel. but a glass in the grass? 1.U 'H ' Ili? Don't laugh, Sweeney, you're the next speaker! What do you mean, rake a deep breath ? I already did. 4, ...till What are those little things running around in there? I I I Acfmm STUDENT COUNCIL UTIII' --.-, ix., 4 - , x, i l ' 3 ' J- o - Bti - nv' : 'r,L ' ' .. ,' Q, : wry, , 'JA U , ,,.,,,,Y,. h ,....-,,f my , . tam? sf, 411344 tus- 11,5345 12' l'5'f3I fe M. f gif Left to right: Freddie Shavers, Jim Thomas, Steve St. Jock, Mike March, Al Labrie, Bob Atkins, Mike Cassano, Ed Robdau, Rafael DelValle, Mike Legero. YEARBOOK STAFF Seated: Mike Cassano, Richard St. Jock, Mike Legero. Standing: Bob Hildebrand, Bruee Dobbert, Peter Cotter, Bill Gaynor, Les Lane, Gerry Whelan, Larry Soto, Stan Ekdahl, Eddie Robdau, Mr. Pinto, Advisor. ,-., 1, fl'-,wa -. '-fi-,.'.4 s. f wiv. 5- ,MLK ', 'TGS?'A'5 'f'1'fw'7ri 'Y-'lift ' ff . -ni, ' F ' T 1 . f.. - '-, in . vi.:'m-L1wf-ml.-950.4 fm:-..,4 v.,f'.r-1 DRIFTWGOD,' STAFF -Q2 J lst row: Steve McAndrew, Bruce Rogers, Gerry Whelan, Tom Keeley, Bruce Dobbert. 2nd row: Bill Gaynor, Bob Hildebrand, Skip Amendolare, Les Lane. GLEE CLUB lst row: Greg Ottmar, Bill Hickory, Kevin Griffiths, Jon Healy. 2nd row: Joel Thompson, Donn Krall, Lewis Kneeland, Skip Amendolare, Charles Gallagher. 3rd row: Ken Barnes, Pearlie Coates. UTHE MIKADO Left to right: First row: W. Hickory, S. Hemingway, L. Kneeland, T. Keeley, J. Healy D. Swindells, J. Amendolare. Second row: D. Krall, D. Walsh, A. Dibble, E. Moulton. Third row: C. Gallagher, P. Coates, S. Farr. CAST Nanki-Poo Dan Walsh Yum-Yum Ann Dibble The Mikado Pearlie Coates Pooh-Bah Charlie Gallagher Ko-Ko Jon Healy Katisha Tom Keeley Pish-Tush Donn Krall Pitti-Sing Kevin Griffiths Peep-Bo Sarah Farr Choms The Glee Club Music Director Miss Florence Bayreuther Drama Director Mrs. Nancy Wright Art Director Mrs. Diane Lincoln ART A . + FX-A gas ll I 2.1 wi... E ll INDUSTRIAL ARTS n HUM! mail if i 3 3 ' zqzzfafafr 1967 - 68 Left to right: Edward Robdau CFall: Business Left to right: Norman Coates CFall and Winter: PFHCUCCSIL fwifltefi Ellglish IV- Business Law, French II, English III. James Amendolare CFall Business Practicesl- Richard St- J0Ck CWin- and Winter: Mathematics 99. David Dibble ter: Calculusj. Michael Cassano CFall: Span- CFall: French I, Earth Science, English Ijg CWin- ish IIJ. ter: Earth Science, Algebra IJ. Left to right: Peter Cotter CFall: United States Left to right: Robert Tradd CFall: Chemistry, Historyl. Leslie Lane CWinter: Calculusi. Rob- Algebra II, English IIIJQ CWinter: English III, ert Hildebrand CFall: Mathematics 12, Calculus, Algebra IIJ. Stephen McAndrew CFall: Public English IVJg CWinter: Chemistry, Mathematics Speakingj. Edward Goodwin fFall: World His- 123. tory, Algebra Ijg CWinter: World History, Span- ish IJ. Public Speaking Art Pearlic Coates Industrial Arts Bookkeeping Economics Business Law Business Practices Spanish I Spanish II French I French II Civics World History United States History English III English IV French I Civics World History Spanish I Spanish II French II U. S. History Mod. Eur. Hist. English II Earth Science Chemistry 14 murals' FALL TERM 1967-68 Stephen McAndrew and Bruce Dobbert Ronald Garland Philip Jackson Richard Hilly Thomas Feeney Edward Robdau Sam Bass Michael Cassano David Dibble Norman Coates Gerald Sweeney Edward Goodwin Peter Cotter Modern European History Gerald Whelan Earth Science David Dibble Chemistry Robert Tradd Mathematics 9 James Amendolare Algebra I Edward Goodwin Algebra II Robert Tradd Plane Geometry Mathematics 12 Calculus English I English II English III English IV WINTER TERM - 1968 Robert Tradd Edward Robdau James Thomas Walter Berard Edward Goodwin Edward Goodwin Cyril Hodge Norman Coates Ann Dibble Gerald Whelan Norman Coates David Dibble Robert Hildebrand Algebra I English I Geometry Mathematics 12 Algebra II Bookkeeping Economics Business Law Business Practices Raymond Boskovich Robert Hildebrand Robert Hildebrand David Dibble Norman Coates Robert Tradd Robert Hildebrand David Dibble Richard Giberson Stephen St. Jock Robert Hildebrand Robert Tradd Philip Jackson Richard Hilly Edward Robdau Edward Robdau Calculus Richard St. Jock and Leslie Lane Ind. Arts William Hickory Mathematics 9 James Amendolare Art Sandor McLaughlin, Douglas Papp, Paul Winam Roster gf SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS Albano, Anthony, 9 New St., E. Boston, Mass. Alexander, Philip, 31 Essex St., Revere, Mass. Atkins, Robert, 2 Stacy Court, Marblehead, Mass. Brown, Alan, Thompson's Island, S. Boston, Mass. Cassano, Michael, 16 Federal St., Nantucket, Mass. Cotter, Peter, 82 North St., New Bedford, Mass. DelValle, Rafael, 130 Columbia St., New York, New York Dobbert, Bruce, 830 E. Main St., N. Adams, Mass. Ellis, Craig, 730 Hale St., Beverly, Mass. Feeney, Thomas, 147 M St., S. Boston, Mass. Hildebrand, Ro-bert, 44 Clifton Ave., Marblehead, Mass. Keeley, Thomas, 517 E. 6th St., S. Boston, Mass. Lane, Leslie, Kurn Hattin, Westminster, Vermont Legero, Michael, 10 Pembroke St., Boston, Mass. LeMoure, Frank, 577 Park Ave., Revere, Mass. McAndrew, Stephen, 85 Beach St., Westerly, R. I. Robdau, Edward, 27 Cambria St., Somerville, Mass. St. Jock, Richard, 17 Lionel Benoit Rd., Springiield, Mass. Soto, Laurence, 2237 2nd Ave., New York, New York Sweeney, Gerald, 123 P St., S. Boston, Mass. Whelan, Gerald, 223 Garfield Ave., Hyde Park, Mass. York, Gregory, 4 Thane St., Dorchester, Mass. Boskovich, Raymond, 121 Old Harbor St., S. Boston, Mass Cahoon, Mark, 515 Doremus Ave., Glen Rock, N. J. Davis, Vincent, 34 Schuyler St., Dorchester, Mass. Durgin, Dennis, 18 Forbes St., Jamaica Plain, Mass. Ekdahl, Stanton, 25 Portsmouth Ave., Manchester, N. H. Goodwin, Edward, 253 Pleasant St., Brockton, Mass. Healy, Mark, 7650 SW 142 St., Miami, Fla. Hilly, Richard, 77 Newburg St., Roslindale, Mass. Hodge, Cyril, 930 E 4th Walk, New York, New York Jackson, Philip, 5 Leyland St., Dorchester, Mass. Johnson, Dale, Wood Drive, Essex, Mass. Labrie, Alan, 127 Centre St., Yarmouth, Mass. McLaughlin, Sandor, 242 N. Beacon St., Brighton, Mass. Mendez, Jose, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Miranda, John, 20 Spring Bar Rd., Falmouth, Mass. Noon, James, 107 Harvard Ave., West Medford, Mass. Papp, Douglas, 1418 High Ridge Rd., Stamford, Conn. Robertson, William, 132 Meadow Ave., Cumberland, R. I. Rogers, Bruce, 21 Sylvan Circle, Lynnlield, Mass. Savosik, Michael, 156 Shawmut St., Chelsea, Mass. Shavers, Freddie, 533 Macon St., Savannah, Georgia Steed, Gregory, 5 Spring St., Malden, Mass. Tradd, Robert, 105 Woodbole Ave., Mattapan, Mass. Walsh, Daniel, 1505 Edgewood Ave., Trenton, N. J. Winam, Paul, 123 Lowell St., Reading, Mass. Albertsen, Mark, 4 Kenyon Lane, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Barnes, Kenneth, 22 Washington Lane, Scituate, Mass. Bass, Sammy, 21 Park St., Hyde Park, Mass. Bergeron, Thomas, 23 Murray Ave., N. Adams, Mass. Cahoon, Douglas, 12 Linden St., Ipswich, Mass. Coates, Norman, 98 Chatham St., Worcester, Mass. Coates, Pearlie, 120 W. 91st St., New York, New York Dibble, Ann, Thompson's Island, S. Boston, Mass. Gallagher, Charles, 89 Parker St., Chelsea, Mass. Garland, Ronald, 441 Ferry St., Everett, Mass. Gaynor, William, 4 Brookdale Rd., Arlington, Mass. Griffiths, Kevin, 73 Bunker Hill, Charlestown, Mass. Heath, Edward, 62 Johnston Rd., Dorchester, Mass. Hickory, William, 27 Granite St., Whitinsville, Mass. King, Gregory, 54 Weyland St., Wollaston, Mass. Kneeland, Lewis, Hyde Park Ave., Jamaica Plain, Mass. Knott, Thomas, 1 1 Waldingheld Rd., Ipswich, Mass. Krall, Donn, 1361 Providence Rd., Whitinsville, Mass. Lee, Archie, 1 1 1 Monticello Ave., Dorchester, Mass. Milanese, Stephen, 153 Lake Shore Drive, Westwood, Mass. Muniz, Louis, 64 Alexander St., Dorchester, Mass. Ottmar, Gregory, 1369 Park St., Attleboro, Mass. Prew, Mark, 34 Farwell Ave., Melrose, Mass. St. Jock, Stephen, 17 Lionel Benoit Rd., Springlield, Mass. Sims, Ruben, 427 W. 26th St., New York, New York Szretter, Gary, 30 Henry St., Framingham, Mass. Tache, Thomas, 14 Dearborn St., Brookline, Mass. Thomas, Charles, 10 E. Brookline St., Boston, Mass. Thomas, James, North Edgecome, Maine Thompson, Joel, 75 Beechland St., Roslindale, Mass. Adams, William, 186 Converse St., Longmeadow, Mass. Amendolare, James, 19 Fairfax Road, Milton, Mass. Angelis, George, Rutland, Vermont Berard, Walter, 167 Lincoln Ave., Amherst, Mass. FRESHMAN CLASS Bogus, Brian, 297 Brandywine Drive, Brandywine Village, East Boston, Mass. Clark, Brenton, 23 Floraldale Ave., Wilmingdale, Mass. Dibble, David, Thompsonls Island, S. Boston, Mass. Giberson, Richard, Sherwood Inn, Gassville, New Hampshire Goulding, James, 301 Auburn St., Auburndale, Mass. Hanley, Raymond, 164 Monticello Ave., Dorchester, Mass. Hawley, Christopher, 89 Winthrop St., Holliston, Mass. Healy, Jon, 5650 SW 142 St., Miami, Fla. Hemingway, Scott, Vernon Road, Bolton, Conn. Hiller, Larry, 218 Lake St., Brighton, Mass. Hulak, Thomas, 931 E. 4th St., S. Boston, Mass. Ives, Peter, Caanan, Conn. Langlois, Daniel, 532 Faunce Corner Road, N. 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