Thompson Academy - Islander Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1969 volume:

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N f mg, ' f X , i - ,uw va Ragga win 5 V- vf , f. ,q Q -f f 'He , 2 :dw f , ,fm 2455. - Q - 4 I. :Ji Q 5 .YZ V 1 . ' Q 1 'Q 1' HTH? PCHQACADE X7 B 0 ton, ssachu ett 1969 CALVIN PAGE BARTLETT Chairman ofthe Corporation Calvin Page Bartlett, outstanding lawyer with the frm of Hill 62 Barlow in Boston, became a Trustee of the Academy in 1944. From 1951 to 1968 he served as President of tlze Board and recently has moved to the position of Chair- man of the Corporation following the election of Mr. Williams as President. During Mr. Bartlett's long tenure as President he asserted the leadership which brought about a great many changes in tlze physical plant and academic life of the school: the addition of the Alumni Gymnasium, the new Dormitory, and the new Faculty Houseq the remodeling and renovation of the Main Building, the Kitchen-Dining Room area, and the Science Laboratoriesg and the conversion of the old Gymnasium to the present Chapel. The Students, Faculty and Stall of the Academy wish to express their sincere appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Bartlett for his many years of enthusiastic and devoted support in helping to bring about tlzese important advances. BEN AMES WlI-LlAlX1S, JR. President of the Board of Trustees At the 134th annual meeting of the Board of Trustees of Thompson Academy, Mr. Ben Ames Williams, Jr. was electea' President. Mr. Williams succeeds Mr. Calvin Page Bartlett wlzo was elected Chairman of the Corporation after 24 years of dedicated service to the school. Mr. Williams was recently elected President of the Old Colony Trust Com- pany, an allied institution of the First National Bank of Boston. He has been associated with the First since 1941. Our new President has been a Trustee of Thompson Academy for eight years and for the past three he has served as Vice President. All of us on the island wish Mr. Williams well and hope tlzat lze will hnd his new position as President of the Board a rewarding experience. Www CALVIN PAGE BARTLETT Chairman of the Corporation Ben Ames Williams, Jr., President George Lewis, Vice President and Assistant Secretary Henry Lyman, Vice President Bayard Henry, Vice President John B. Pierce, Jr., Secretary Bartlett Harwood, Jr., Treasurer Eleanor C. Canavan, Assistant Treasurer Howland S. Warren Lawrence Terry John Q. Adams Patrick Grant Hon. Joseph S. Mitchell, Jr. Raymond Thomas Nathaniel T. Dexter Arthur G. Miller, Ed.D. Philip H. Lord Thomas G. Brown, Jr. Walter M. Cabot Robert Stone Hon. Henry M. Leen David Wicks Calvin Page Bartlett Moses Williams Guido R. Perera, Jr. Edward V. Osberg Samuel L. Lowe, Jr. John W. Sears Joshua L. Miner III if Ein ..' -5-1 mug- WMQ : P4319 Mr. George Wright has given a part of himself to each and every one of us. . We shall be forever grateful for his invaluable assistance in filling out our college applications, sending out transcripts, and writing recommendations. In addition, we shall never forget his inspiring and enthusiastic teaching. For his loyalty and support, we, the Class of 1969, dedicate this yearbook to: MR. GEORGE WRIGHT gfyreaiztzfrn ...J-A We, the Class of 1969, shall be forever indebted to Mr. Pinto, without whose help this yearbook would not have been successfully completed. For his devotion to his students, for his understanding of our problems, and for his kindness to all, we take this opportunity to express our appreciation to: MR. JOHN DECIUS PINTO .Zzfllettzo ' ROBERT FRANCIS KENNEDY MARTIN LUTHER KING DWIGHT DAVID EISENHONVER 1925 - 1968 1929 - 1968 1890 - 1969 This page of our yearbook is dedicated to the memory of three great Americans. All three, Dr. Martin Luther King, Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Robert F. Kennedy, lzad a dream, and, as all of us know, each man dedicated his life to the fulhllment of his dream. Dr. King dreamed of an America where black men were free from social prejudices and hatreds. He was a man who dreamed of an America where his brothers and sisters could not be denied an education because their skins were black. Martin Luther King's dream was all of this and more, and he died trying to make his dream a reality. General Eisenhower, although he was a military man, dreamed of peace - a lasting peace among nations and among people. He carried this dream to the people of the world, first as Allied Supreme Commander during the Second World War, and tlzen as President of the United States. During his eight years in oUice, President Eisenhower never ceased pursuing his dream. Robert F. Kennedy dreamed of a world of peace and progress for all people but particularly he was an inspiration to the youth of America. Because he rep- resented the ideals of the younger generation, we all saw in him hope for a national leader that could understand Olll' thoughts and resolve our problems. Eaclz of these men, as different as they might have been, represented an idea that could only better mankind. The passing of each means that we have lost a crusader for our own betterment. ja Yfzfafe 1 X ROBERT R. KITCHING On November 12, 1968, Mr. Robert R. Kitching completed 40 years of service to Thonzpson Academy. Mr. Kitching came to the sclzool in 1928 to be head of the poultry department. For years, Mr. Kitching was responsible for raising all the chickens and eggs consumed at the school. Semi-retired since 1963 when the school .stopped farming, Mr. Kitching still lives in the Main Building and can be seen every morning doing his chores about the school. All of us here at Thompson would like to take this opportunity to salute Mr. Kitclzing for his outstanding dedication to the school. We hope that he will continue his service to Thompson and that we will be able to salute him on future nzilestotzes. zqfzkzzizzfvirafzbn ami fwujy -...fx 'UL aw- ' 4gfZ'i?' MR. FRANK D. DIBBLE H eadnmsler Mr. Dibble is completing his second year as Headmaster here at Thompson Academy, but it seems as though he has been here much longer. This is suggested by the great changes that have taken place in the last two years in the academic curriculum and in the athletic program. A better preparation for college is offered now, and, as a result, a greater number of Thompson students are matrieulating at institutions of higher learning. The enlarged athletic program has enabled more boys with varied interests and abilities to participate in competitive sports, including the new soccer team, as well as the additions last year of cross country, hockey, and lacrosse. These innovations have greatly improved Thompson Academy and have made it a school where boys can obtain a well-rounded preparation for whatever task they may seek to undertake in the future. We, his students, would like to thank him for what he has done for us and wish him well in his future efforts to make Thompson Academy an outstanding institution. MRS. RITA DIBBLE Mrs. Frank Dibble is the woman behind Thompson Academy's headmaster. Her energy and enthusiasm have been noticed and felt by all on the island. Mrs. Dribble spent her childhood in Holyoke, Massachusetts. After attending local schools, she went on to the Springfield Museum and Library. There she learned the functions of a library. This experience proved invaluable in the im- provement and restructuring of the Thompson Academy Library. Mrs. Dribble also displayed her considerable cooking talent, in a time of crisis, by cooking for the whole school for two weeks. We, the Class of 1969, wish to take this opportunity to express to her our warmest appreciation for her contribution to the school. 4.4- MR. RAYMOND THOMAS MR. HERBERT CAREY Assistant Headmaster Director of Admissions Athletic Director Director of Development Industrial A rts Varsity Baseball Coach J .V. Football Coach MR. CHARLES BAXTER MR. GEORGE WRIGHT Administrative Assistant Director of Studies Head of Buildings Head of History Department Purchasing A gent College Counselor MR. JON ROSE Dean of Boys Head Varsity Football Coach Varsity Hockey Coach History VL! ' ffaffff R t MR. JOHN KLINE Comptroller, English Head of Business Education Supervisor of Student Accounts MR. RALPH LINDSEY MR. DAVID FARR A djustment Counselor Mathematics, Pltbvsics Assistant Varsity F oothall C oaclz H ead Lacrosse C oaclz MR. JOHN PINTO MR. ALLAN WILLIS Head of Mathematics Department Head of Science Department Physics Cross Country Coach Director of Publicity Assistant Baseball Coach Yearbook A d visor MR. ADOLFO MIGUEL MR. DONALD MERRY Head of Foreign Languages Department Mathematics, Biology, Spanish Head Soccer Coach Assistant Lacrosse Coach MK- . f t Nu., MR. DAVID TURA MR. MARVIN KARP English, Mathematics Head of Art Department Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Director of Weight-Lifting MRS. NANCY WRIGHT FATHER WHITE French Catholic Chaplain sl , - an 0 ' If H il R f 6 1 ,K Z FALL WINTER SPRING SUMMER Cb ,. 'QQ-'R S3555 crfi' X OXJQ QFJ C, xy w e f 'N iw MRS. WILHELMINA B. THOMAS Secretary to the Headmaster Y-wr 'll' 'BXLX MRS. MILDRED H. BAXTER MRS. SARAH B. FARR School Secretary Secretary 321 SAI MRS. ELIZABETH T. LINDSEY, R.N. MRS. PAULA PINTO School Nurse Librarian, Secretary , X xxx , Xxx Y Y E I. r ff.,-Y MRS. BELLE G. URIE MRS. PHYLLIS CHAMPAGNE Laundry Housekeeper E MRS. ANNETTE M. ROBERGE A dmissions Secretary X 1 15' , sf, A A .44-1 is ,Q if v MCS? gl' MR. JOHN HORAN J.V. Football Coach J .V. Basketball Coach J.V. Baseball Coach Gym Supervisor E mfg ?:'7 X MR. FRANCIS CORMIER Maintenance MR. OSCAR BROWN Maintenance , , L. ew MR. WILLIAM JAMES Groundsman and F irenzan MR. ALLAN GRINCAVICH Groundsman MR. HORACE GOODWIN Maintenance . MR. ROBERT KITCHING M aintencmce .C iff'-Q MR. VAL DAIGLE MR. MARK CROWLEY Head Chef Fireman MR. JOHN COLLINS MR. TED ROSEN Watchman School Tailor Q-'J' MR. ROGER CONCANNON Assistant Boat Captain Q-as-... MRS. Q, PILGRIM III J . . ,A I. Fi ag i Q? :QL MQ-.Q ' fy- ' 75344 7 A I Ill -f Z ' l Y f , -12 ls y- .. ' 'f..-.. illu,.y .'.. it-r' .V - E 1 -5 Q .W f A-Q MR. PAUL KLUMP Boat Captain KLUMP, PAUL JR., AND MIKE ' ' anne' av . I KAL' Hi .,, 1 v..ew.,.-g5f,., A ..-f....r. J ...4 -v-'nw .- V V, x , - 1 Anja.. 5 . ' fAm.'w '- vii -1, v 6. fr .nf ' ll'-id, .... .-9 r .-J' 3i.,'.e,2j 'l- 5 ff 1703 -I v'.,.:f Af 1 hy.,-,r-, . WM., X . 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J- ' 'x X -, x if V W A ,J A ,, ,--f-----Wf f X X X- 5 U J X xx x x ' - K WX X X f ' ' 1' 'W! M bf- X AX!!-ffx xi'-A Q I - -ff xLixiff f'ff 'ff' W ' ' X ' xx K 2 XX X X lf--ff X - x , xx xx Z 3 X XX X X SENIOR CLASS lst Row, L to R: Gannon, W., Davis, V., Tradd, R., Boskovich, R., Jackson, P., McLau hlm S 2nd Row, L to R: Steed, G., Walsh, D., Sullivan, M., Rafuse, W., Robertson, W Jackson W Durgin, D., Shavers, F., Miranda, J., Mendez, J. 3rd Row, L to R: Goodwin, E., Ekdahl, S., Winam, P., Cahoon, M., PaPP, D. Wonson G Healy, M. 1 . T 'TQ' I 1, J 'E iq an ' .. J gif-c il? mn 'Thr CLASS OFFICERS L to R: Edward Goodwin, President Philip Jackson, Secretary Cyril Hodge, Vice President Robert Tradd, Treasurer .t,,J'v,1 wt RAYMOND BOSKOVICH Bosco South Boston, Mass. University of the Pacilic 1966-67 Varsity Football, Intramurals 1967-68 Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey, Var- sity Lacrosse, Weight-Lifting, Ways and Means Committee, Geometry Award - Fall and Spring 1968-69 Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey, Var- sity Lacrosse, Weight-Lifting, Art Club, Dorm Committee, Algebra II Award - Fall Term W 5 H: . 2 -.r,. f Q,- '? Q. XQJTQ st Vinnie Dorchester, Mass. MARK CAHOON Mark Gloucester, Mass Undecided 1967-68 Intramural Basketball League Championship Team VINCENT DAVIS D Northeastern 1967-68 Varsity Football Manager, Varsity Bas- ketball Manager 1968-69 Varsity Football Manager, Varsity Bas- ketball Manager, Intramurals 1968-69 Varsity Soccer, Intramural Basketball - 'Z Dink Jamaica Plains, Mass. ANN DIBBLE Ann Thompson Island, Mass. University of Massachusetts 1967-68 U. S. History Award - Fall Term, Treasurer, Honor Roll, Glee Club, Drama Club, Public Speaking Award 1968-69 Computer Club, Drama Club, Editor of Driftwood, English Award - Fall Term, History Award - Fall and Winter Terms DENNIS DURGIN AQ Northeastern 1 1966-67 Intramural Basketball 1967-68 Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, ' Varsity Lacrosse, Honor Roll 1968-69 Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Varsity Lacrosse, Honor Roll STANTDN EKDAHL Stan Manchester, N. H. In Keene State 1966-67 Intramural Basketball, Science Fair Award, Chess Club, Library Assistant 1967-68 Varsity Cross Country, School Store, Intramural Basketball, Yearbook Staff 1968-69 Varsity Soccer, Yearbook Business Edi- tor, School Store, Intramural Basketball, Chess Club, Monitor 'LAI' Dorm 49- WILLIAM GANNON A CIi0l'l Revere, Mass. Northeastern 1968-69 Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey, News- paper Staff, Weight-Lifting, Dorm Committee, Honor Roll EDWARD GOODWIN G00die Brockton, Mass Bridgewater State 1966-67 Intramural Basketball waiter, Honor Roll, Intramural Basketball 1968-69 Class President, A Dorm Monitor tramural Basketball MARK HEALY Nan00k Miami, Fla. 'T Brandywine 1967-68 J. V. Football, Intramural Basketball, Weight-Lifting, Varsity Lacrosse Q , 1968-69 Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball - Championship Team 1967-68 Class President, Dorm Monitor, Head- Student Council, Headwaiter, Honor Roll, In- Slick 1966-67 1967-68 1968-69 Chess CYRIL HODGE Zero New York, N. Y. C. W. Post 1967-68 Varsity Basketball, Glee Club, Honor Roll 1968-69 Varsity Basketball, Captain, Best De- fensive Player Award, Honor Roll, Drama Club cil, Physics Award - Winter Term PHILIP JACKSON Dorchester, Mass. Morgan Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball, Class Secretary, Varsity Basketball, Yearbook Staff, Club, Accounting Practice Award WAYNE JACKSON Beast Gloucester, Mass. Undecided 1968-69 Varsity Football, Co-Captain Hockey, Dorm Committee, Student Council Newspaper Staff, Vice President of Senior Classi Computer Club, Yearbook Staff, Student Coun- DALE JOHNSON Dale 1967-68 Cross Country 1968-69 Drama Club, Cross Country PETER MCANDREW Lurch 1968-69 Varsity Basketball, Drama Club, Chess Club, Computer Club, Yearbook Staff, Assist- ant Editor, Honor Roll, Math 22 Award - Fall and Winter Essex, Mass. Boston University ALAN LABRIE Big Al Yarmouth, Mass. Miami Dade 1964-65 J. V. Football, Vice President of Class 1965-66 J. V. Football, J. V. Basketball, J. V. Baseball, Class President 1966-67 J. V. Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Weight-Lifting, Vice President of Class 1967-68 Intramural Basketball, League Cham- pions, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Football 1968-69 Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Co- Captain Westerly, R. I. Boston College Q-' If V t an W 3391411 I Xx x JOSE MENDEZ The Kid Dominican Republic Northern Arizona 1965-66 J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Baseball 1966-67 Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Tennis 1967-68 Cross Country, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Vice President of Class 1968-69 Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Captain Chess Club, Honor Roll lit Z fl' 1- 4 iw JOHN MIRANDA Portugee F almouth, Mass. Seton Hall 1966-67 Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Glee Club 1967-68 Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Ways and Means Committee 1968-69 Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball, Most Improved Player Award, Varsity Baseball, Honor Roll CHARLES NGRTHROP Buddy Winthrop, Mass. University of Idaho 1968-69 Varsity Football, Best Defensive Player, Chess Club Bill Cumberland, R. I. DOUGLAS PAPP Doug Stamford, Conn. Art School 1967-68 Intramural Basketball, Varsity Baseball 1968-69 Intramural Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Soccer, Drama Club, Chess Club, Art Club, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff ' WILLIAM RAFUSE Bill Lynn, Mass A. I. C. Captain, Varsity Lacrosse, Weight-Lifting Computer Club, Dorm Committee WILLIAM ROBERTSON University of Miami 1966-67 Intramural Basketball, Varsity Baseball 1967-68 Varsity Football Manager, Varsity Hockey, Varsity Baseball 1968-69 Varsity Soccer, Varsity Hockey, Most Improved Varsity Hockey Player, Drama Club, Yearbook 1968-69 Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey, Co- Hatchet Man Savannah, Ga. BRUCE ROGERS Brazace Lynnheld, Mass. Montana 1965-66 Intramural Basketball 1966-67 J.V. Football, Intramural Basketball, Honor Roll 1967-68 Cross Country, Intramural Basketball, J .V. Baseball, Math Award, Honor Roll 1968-69 Varsity Soccer, Intramural Basketball, Weight-Lifting, Honor Roll F REDDIE SHAVERS Undecided 1966-67 Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball 1967-68 Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Lacrosse 1968-69 Varsity Football Captain, Most Valu- l'ig-53, able Player, Varsity Lacrosse, President of A ' Student Council, Dorm Committee ' 51: I 'Y' GREGORY STEED Greg Malden, Mass. Art School 1966-67 J .V. Football, Cross Country Manager, Intramural Basketball 1967-68 Intramural Basketball 1968-69 Intramural Basketball, Drama Club, Art Club L,L MARTIN SULLIVAN F Sully Chicopee, Mass. ,--, Northem Michigan 1968-69 Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey, Var- sity Lacrosse, Newspaper Copy Editor, Drama Club, Honor Roll ,Q ,rf Y if 'ik X N' NFQXWV . ct Dirigible Trenton, N. J. ROBERT TRADD Bob Maztapan, Mass. Harvard 1967-68 Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Class Treasurer, Honor Roll, English, Chem- istry, Algebra II Awards - Fall Term, English, Algebra II Awards - Winter Term, Senior English Award 1968-69 Varsity Baseball, Class Treasurer, Dorm Committee, Computer Club, Chess Club, Drama Club, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, Honor Roll, U. S. History, Math 54 Awards - Fall Term, Math 54 Award - Winter Term DANIEL WALSH Art School 1967-68 Varsity Football, Weight-Lifting, Varsity Lacrosse, Glee Club 1968-69 Varsity Football, Weight-Lifting, Varsity Lacrosse, Drama Club, Chess Club, Art Club l PAUL WINAM Wizard Reading, Mass. Northeastern 1965-66 J.V. Football, Varsity Basketball Man- ager, Varsity Baseball Manager, Weight-Lifting, Intramural Basketball 1966-67 Varsity Football Manager, Varsity Bas- , ketball Manager, Varsity Baseball Manager, J ,iff Monitor C Dorm 1967-68 Varsity Football, Weight-Lifting, Honor zg,5g5gjf,fi'f , Roll ' '-'rw-JM. film-fQ'9f5j'f'1, ,, 5 5 1968-69 Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey Man- ffiff 'Ij2ijff:f'if'4,'e, 1 ager, Computer Club, Yearbook Staff, Drama 22, 4241212-If-ff, Club, Honor Roll S 3 'S 'J'-f'7'i' Caveman Gloucester, Mass. GARDINER WONSON University of Maine 1968-69 Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Weight-Lifting, Chess Club, President, News- paper Staff, Yearbook Staff SANDOR MCLAUGHLIN Skip Brighlon, Mass. Graham Junior 1966-67 Chess Club, Intramural Basketball 1967-68 Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, y Chess Club 1 1968-69 Cross Country, Varsity Basketball, Chess Club, Varsity Lacrosse york PS '-5 in '- , 4 . 2 ' 4' ' ., G Q 4 , '5 S In v W Q 5 . 61:54, , ' Zmifwasg ' VV.. .ff - ' V, ,A 'f s w ',i,Qf,N-'hw le s fur Wk' v mf 'al3 fgf4r'1K-3?'5'7' Aw A A ' f . 'UIfQ'ii.aisx.z 1.4 VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Cassano, M. Sullivan, Rafuse, Wonson, Shavers, Northrop, Boskovich, Mendez, Labrie. Second Row: Mrl Farr, J. Thomas, Gannon, C. Thomas, D. Walsh, D. Cahoon, Heath. D. Dibble, M. Healy, Winam, Mr. Tura. Third Row: Durgin, W. Jackson, Sims, King, Tarantino, A. Lee. Thompson Academy opened its season against a much larger Milford Academy team. Mil- ford proved to be too great an adversary for Thompson as the team went down to a sound defeat. The Homecoming game had a more pleasant outcome as Thompson showed the crowd their real worth, defeating Cardinal Cushing 25-0. The next game was against the Harvard Freshmen. Har- vard always presents a problem, and this year was no exception. Harvard beat Thompson I4-O in a game that was hard fought all the way. Berwick was another hard fought game but once again a larger team proved to be the deciding factor as Thompson lost its third game. The team returned to the island to play Holderness. Although the team started off slowly, they picked up momentum and took the game by a score of 29-14. The last game of the season was Thompsonls finest. Go- ing up against previously unbeaten Winchendon. Thompson brought home a 19-8 victory. GAMES Thompson Milford Thompson Cardinal Cushmv Thompson Harvard B Thompson Berwick Thompson Holderness Thompson Winchendon .. N. -sq ' , .4 ,. 2 wl- --,hn 5, W 4,5-1, iw- .9 -'Q 15 a. 1' K ,Li-114.3 ' L4,iz:u..2n 4 Qvvfievim .1 Q W , .D fy A 'wi H Mig: i V156 if 1 I O in B. W H-. X f I .. ,I ,, 1 W 'fvfwqg .. A, . 9'!Chg4q.aq.f -,,. . Q ,A V i ,.,,x 1 1 'wir' na., N ,.. f ml D ,K ,- W r . I lv 1, Q A , A I, , ,. 1, . V W 1. ,U , ' G W ' 4 VM -, NN ,z ,,' - ' V , P lf.F,l 94. :,. ,. 5 ,I i, ,P A ..,...,. W.. lv 1 1 1-S' ,X I' 'fff 14 .- 'e. . . ,, 1 , .1-9 7.,,,..,,,4., ' ' . .'- A My ,' A , Y A .1 . X , -LA., - ff, . 'axe' 5. f,?,,hL 1 Q11 Ira Zvi. 14:e4rx1'i:lr'lNK3 Airy, 11' wink? Lf' enhlll VARSITY SOCCER rf!!! xg- 'ZNQ' ku.: 1, :a . ww , . ,. , ' N Y ,ififfjf , M 5'2,,yf,,-gf is.Q2'Q3'r:efh,?:-,Q-gifs5.'f'9? SEf:fv5,,?-I J- :fvrwi .uns ...:-,- f-.:,f,:-,wg 5 , , Mtv- , xg., W4-A . . rf, .,,.,, 4 ,V 1 MT Q., Mg- N 'H r .V.- , ..-A , , . A- , ' '2LJ.gf:Q '- ' ' A W , , -I F YA., . , , - . , h R v..q'- A 3: - . N , .- - ,,, . N Tir - - 1, A 1 - . - A - . .. ,f - . I . .. ... v .- .. - . ,, . -A - ' - A . .. . .- - Y af, 4 .Q . v- ? . 'x'- 1---.H ,F ' fx' A'n -L.- '-. ' us.-Qc '.. 'rs -.f - .'.' ' . . 1- ' Kneeling: N. Coates, Capt., Adams, Co-Capt. Sitting: Coach Merry, J. Healy, M. Cahoon, Papp, Miranda, Bergeron, Gorham, Colon, Warren. Standing: S. Clark, Robertson, Ekdahl, Ryden, Angelis, Rogers, Hardesty, Swindells, C. Clark, Gaynor. Soccer made its debut at Thompson Academy this year with Mr. Don Merry as coach. The team had plenty of spirit. Frank Warren made history at Thompson by scoring the hrst goal in a losing effort to Thayer. Thompson went scoreless for the next two games until Co-Captain Doc Adams put one in against Providence Country Day. Still Thompson was without a win until the Christian High game. In this game the score remained tied at O-O until the second overtime. Then Tom Bergeron put in the winning goal for Thompson. This was recorded not only as Thompson's first win, but also as Thompson's iirst shutout. The rest of the season brought no more joy to this first soccer team, but a new sport has won itself a place at Thompson Academy. GAMES Thompson 1 Thayer 8 Thompson New Prep Thompson Noble 8: Greenouvh Thompson Assumption Thompson Providence Ctry Day Thompson Milton Thompson Christian High Thompson Cambridge Thompson Belmont CROSS COUNTRY Va As 'S 4:-- rf ,Y .eiffpuu -t rf -it x.. t zg, 't',+K.,:.f I I at .- 'way ,f 'J 930 i Johnson, McLaughlin, Carter, Broadard, D. Walsh, DelValle, Grifiiths, Mr. Willis. Cross Country became a serious sport this year, and, under the guidance of Mr. Willis, the team participated in five dual meets as well as the New England Prep School Tournament. The season opened with a win against St. Andrews in a close meet, 29-27. In their second outing, Thompson again came home victorious beating Belmont Hill by score of 32-28. Thompson then lost their three remaining meets in close contests to teams from Thayer and Milton and a iired up St. Andrews team. We are looking forward to having Cross Country back next year, and hope that Mr. Willis' dedicated group will again represent Thompson in still another field of athletics. GAMES Thompson 29 St. Andrews 27 Thompson 32 Belmont Hill 28 Thompson 34 Thayer 36 Thompson 29 Milton 35 Thompson 29 St. Andrews 31 JUNIOR VARSITY FOGTBALL - ,,T,'.,,,,., I 1 A-. V x E4 5:9 N 1. ,'. 5 J., , ... x. 7 , ,X I Q' N ' V . t J, Y ,xf5, , . L -' 1..m.......n... -1 QQ ' ' an aa, 9 - ' - if un, 'Z' oc' 5 V O '1 , 'g 9 H6904 tw as I .4 f.':'-n-.- 1- ff - --1-f-V--.. W- - -if 1.-.f -f ' fl, ,. , it - M - -- r ' ' . g, , 1' , 4 A Y v . ' Front Row: Bogus, Layne, Hiller, Hickory, Bishop. Second Row: O'Neil. Hulak, Abraham, Hanley, Lynch, King, Longo, Zaniboni, Kneeland, G. Lee, Hawley. Back Row: Mr. Thomas, Berard, Bass, Ridge, Kinsley, Szretter, M. Healy. Ledwell, Cassano, Muniz, Gallagher, Mr. Horan. This fall the J.V. Football team under the coaching of Mr. Thomas and Mr. Horan developed some fine players who will help to continue Thompson's tradition of outstanding football. Tom Cassano and Greg King were co-captains of a team that finished the season with a 3-1 record. After six weeks of practice, the J.V.'s met Milton Academy and defeated them 20-6. The next game was against Thayer Academy and resulted in the only loss for the J.V.'s. The next two games were convincing victories for the team as they rolled over Belmont Hill 14-8 and Governor Dum- mer 30-14. The time and effort that these boys put in on the practice field showed up in the games as their execution of plays and effective defense won them the respect of all the teams that they faced. Next year many of these boys will move up to the Varsity where the experience that they gained playing J.V. Football will help them to bolster the team. GAMES Thompson 20 Milton Academy 6 Thompson 12 Thayer Academy 22 Thompson 14 Belmont Hill 8 Thompson 30 Governor Dummer 14 VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: J. Thomas, Mendez, Hodge, P. Coates. Second Row: Mr. Tura, P. Jackson, Miranda, D. Dibble, Bergeron. Third Row: Mr. Dibble, McAndrew, S. Clark, McLaughlin, Swindells. The Varsity Basketball team had a very successful season this year winning eleven games and losing only two. Lead by the co-captains Jose Mendez and Cyril Hodge, the two high scorers, this team showed everyone that Thompson is a basketball power. Under the fine coaching skill of our Headmaster, Mr. Dibble, the team developed an exciting style of play that proved to be effective against all but two of the defensive efforts of the opposing teams. The starting five was comprised of four seniors, the aforementioned Mendez and Hodge, plus John Miranda and Pete McAndrew, and sophomore Dave Dibble. These players, along with strong substitutes such as Jim Thomas and Sandy McLaughlin provided some ofthe most exciting, highest scoring basketball for T. A. in recent years. We are all looking forward to next year when members of this year's J .V. team join the Var- sity for another fine season. GAMES Thompson Newman Thompson 100 St. Andrews Thompson St. Andrews Thompson 97 Cardinal Cushing Thompson Assumption Thompson 60 P. C. D. Thompson Cardinal Cushing Thompson 85 Christian Thompson Worcester B Thompson 79 Thayer Thompson New Prep Thompson 96 Alumni Thompson Thayer THE STARTING FIVE Cyril Hodge, John Miranda, Peter McAndrew, Jose Mendez, David Dibble i THE CO-CAPTAINS Jose Mendez and Cyril Hodge THE FIRST TEAM l . 254' Paul Ross Wayne Jackson Ray Boskovich Steve Kinsley Bill Rafuse Bill Gannon THE CO-CAPTAINS Wayne Jackson and Billy Rafuse VARSITY HOCKEY First Row: Zaniboni, Boskovich, Bogus, Rafuse, Gorham, Kinsley. Second Row: Gannon, D. Walsh, F. Love, Jones, Adams, Mr. Rose. Third Row: Lopata, M. Sullivan, W, Jackson, Ross, Robertson, Winam. The Hockey team in its second year had a much improved record over last yearis team. The final statistics gave the team a 4-3 season. In the beginning it appeared as though the team might go all the way as they took their first three games, but then stiff competition came from three of the last four opponents and Thompson was not equal to those more experienced teams. This year's team boasted some fine hockey players in Wayne Jackson, Billy Rafuse and Paul Ross. Jackson and Rafuse were captains this year and unfortunately will be lost to graduation, but Ross is an underclassman and will be back to play for Thompson next year. Also high among the scorers on this year's team was Billy Gannon who had three goals and two assists for a total of five points putting him fourth behind Rafuse with sixteen, Jackson with eleven and Ross with seven. Thanks to the coaching of Mr. Rose, Thompson can now claim an established hockey team with a bright future. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL H- fm-'A First Row: N. Coates, Lynch, DelValle, Longo, Carter. Second Row: Bass, Paulsen, Hulak, Ridge. Third Row: Hickory, Abraham, C. Thomas, Ledwell, D. Cahoon, Hiller. This yearas J .V. Basketball team had an undefeated season as they compiled a record of 12-O. The J.V.'s had everything a good team needs. They had a powerful scoring punch from John Ridge and Bill Paulsen. Also, there was an aggressive defense led by captain Sammy Bass. Under the boards, Chucky Thomas and Doug Cahoon proved capable of holding off any threat from the opponents. Playmakers Tommy Hulak and Jerry Lynch set up and executed fine plays. In every way this was a well-drilled, well-balanced team. In the closest game of the season, the J.V.'s came from behind in the last seconds to beat Assumption by one point. This was accomplished after losing two of the starters by fouls in the third period. In another close game the J.V.'s were tied 26-26 with P.C.D. at half time. Then a skillfully executed full court press broke the game open as they went ahead and won by ten points. Much of the credit for this team goes to the excellent coaching of Mr. Horan who worked hard and saw his labors rewarded with a well-deserved undefeated season. ,71zZmnzufafBv1s,5eiiezJ C5vzWz2212.s' Healy, M. Lee, A. Gallagher, C. Graham, J. Cahoon, M. FOUL SHGOTING CHAMPIONS 154 Junior Champion Senior Champion Jerry Lynch Jose Mendez VARSITY BASEBALL i, it N- , ..... 4' 4 f ,i ul A s . Q5 I f ' 'YPQHQXL f' ' Y 2' . '- Front Row: Bass, Ridge, D. Cahoon, Kinsley, Berard. Center: Mr. Thomas, Mendez, Miranda, Tradd, J. Thomas. Last Row: Paulsen, F. Love, Robertson, O'Neil, Papp. Mr. Thomas has taken on the added responsibility of coaching the Varsity Baseball team this year and the outlook for the coming season is good. Returning lettermen Jose Mendez, John Mir- anda, Walter Berard and Bill Robertson promise to add experience to this year's varsity squad. In addition, new players such as Bob Tradd and Doug Papp should prove to be welcome additions to the team. As the winter snows melt and the teams take to a sometimes muddy Held, you will al- ways find Mr. Thomas and his assistant, Mr. Willis, out there with the boys trying to beat the clock and the weather to get in a good practice in anticipation of the first game. The one consoling factor is that the competition, too, is faced with the same problems. This year the competition should be stiff. The season opener against rival Christian High should be a real test of the capabilities of this year's team. We shall all be following the team through their twelve game schedule. -----...,., VARSITY LACROSSE Front Row: Mr. Farr, Ledwell, Cassano, Dan Walsh, Bergeron, Boskovich, Shavers, D. Dibble, Durgin, A. Lee. Center: Mr. Merry, G. Lee, C. Thomas, M. Sullivan, Sims, Hanley, Gorham, Hawley. Back Row: Den Walsh, Abraham, Heath, Jones, Rafuse, Albertsen. This year the Lacrosse team will be in its second year and we can look forward to another exciting season from this club. Sharing the coaching responsibilities with Mr. Farr will be his assistant Mr. Merry. Both these men were outstanding Lacrosse players in college and remain dedicated to the sport now. The boys on the Lacrosse team are learning a great deal from these two fine coaches. After a winning season last year, the Lacrosse team is out to better their previous record. With eleven returning lettermen from last year the team should have the experience that it lacked. Stick handling and scooping will be stronger this year and this should add to the chances for a good season. The season opener this year will be against the Tabor J.Vfs. In a way it will be a home- coming, for Mr. Merry began his Lacrosse playing at that school. Last year the Lacrosse team tied Tabor in an exciting game that was hard fought by both teams. This year's twelve game schedule features four home games which were not possible last year for lack of a suitable field. Thanks to the efforts of the grounds crew, a suitable field has been cultivated allowing for these home games. 11- iil JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row: Broadard, Colon, J. Healy, Lopata, Bogus, Longo. Center: Swindells, Ross, Hulak, Lynch, Zaniboni, Bishop, N. Coates. Back Row: Langlois, C. Clark, Graham, Goulding, P. Love, Garland. This year's J.V. Baseball team under the able coaching of Mr. Horan should prove to be a fast and exciting little team. The J.V. teams of the past have managed to compile an impressive record for Coach Horan and this year should be no exception. With new players such as Tony Longo and Brian Zaniboni, this year's squad should be among the school's finest. Returning from last year are boys like Tommy Hulak, a stiff competitor, and Norman Coates, an aggressive player in any sport. Mr. Horan will have until May 2nd before his opening game and this should give him the time to mold his boys into a smooth playing unit. WEIGHT-LIFTI NG ,vw .lr t A' W ,. I .Q X vw' , , . i i , . ,, , ,,- 4 , . V -. ' 'V 2 1 . ' -- ' . .- ,-,,.,,:.,gwf , ,qv . 1 ofa , '- t, f i ' - l a if - l , f !.r41':-1'-,A -J ' 1' l-I , ', , Q, ', . - , M ' - f 4 ,gg ffl- '- i.-gcvff. M., + V ,f x , . 4, I h.'x.,.55,f 1 , V Q-nv N- x Q- .lp , , ,,1--f:sf.- - 'fm ' - ' . ',,,'i,,' ' 1 - I . . . , ', -, , .i 5 bv.. '.l'f' ..5!'. 't - ' ,. 1- Q a- ff ' A Q-- -' Mendez, Rogers, Wonson, Mr. Tura, Gannon, Muniz, Krall. This year, with the addition of Mr. Tura to the faculty, great interest has developed in the fine art of weight-lifting. Each day a small, dedicated group of lifters descend into the depths of the dining hall building to punish their muscles. Bench pressing and curling are the two biggest activities of the weight-lifters, although others have branched out into other forms of exercises in- volving weights. Under Mr. Tura's guiding hand, the boys have developed a sensible program of lifting and slowly building themselves up. This planning is important to weight-lifting, and without the time and effort that Mr. Tura has devoted to weight-lifting, the line program that we now have would not have been possible. iikizb zqwarafv ff .M WM Front Row Mendez Mr Rose, Mr Pasquall Shavers Northrop. 1 Heath J Thomas Mr Pasquall Mr Rose I iibfzo flwaniv VARSITY FOOTBALL Headmaster's Trophy Coaches' Trophy Sportsmanship Award Most Valuable Player Award Most Improved Player Award Best Defensive Player Award Jose Mendez Wayne Jackson Salvatore Tarantino Freddie Shavers Raymond Boskovich Charles Northrop VARSITY SOCCER Most Valuable Player Award Most Improved Player Award William Gaynor Stanley Clark VARSITY BASKETBALL High Scorer Award Most Improved Player Award Best Defensive Player Award Jose Mendez John Miranda Cyril Hodge VARSITY HOCKEY High Scorer Award Most Improved Player Award Best Defensive Player Award JUNIOR VARSITY High Scorer Award Most Improved Player Award Best Defensive Player Award William Rafuse William Robertson Wayne Jackson BASKETBALL John Rid e William Paulsen lmvp 7 ll I Charles Thomas ' l l . ' N! j f ' 0'9 .anno-swims' H' 4 ' ff--7 ' l N 3 5 JUNIORS Norman Coates, James Thomas, Jeffery Hardesty. FRESHMEN John Del Valle, Paul Ross, Clifford Clark. SEN IORS Front Row, L to R: Jackson, W Hilly, R., Dibble, A. Back Row, L to R: Boskovich, R McAndrew, P., Tradd, R., Savosik, M. SOPHOMORES Mark Ledwell, David Dibble, James Goulding. Civics Civics World History World History U. S. History Modern European History Mathematics 9 Algebra I Algebra II Physics Mathematics 12 Mathematics 22 Mathematics 54 Earth Science Biology Spanish I Spanish II French I French II French III Art Art Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Accounting Practices Business Law English I English II English III English IV ' zfwamfv FALL Clifford Clark Paul Ross Mark Ledwell James Goulding Robert Tradd Ann Dibble John Del Valle Clifford Clark Raymond Boskovich Jeffery Hardesty Wayne Jackson Peter McAndrew Robert Tradd Cliflord Clark Edward Goodwin Mark Ledwell Gardiner Wonson Ellery Moulton James Thomas Norman Coates Douglas Papp Michael Savosik John Coffin Ronald Garland Richard Hilly Richard Hilly Paul Ross David Dibble Norman Coates Ann Dibble WINTER Peter Brown Lyndon Johnson Stanley Lopata Charles De Gaulle Norman Coates Ann Dibble John Del Valle Cliflord Clark Ellery Moulton Cyril Hodge Edward Heath Peter McAndrcw Robert Tradd Andrew Warhol Thomas Bergeron Mark Ledwell Fidel Castro Ellery Moulton David Dibble Norman Coates Daniel Walsh Pablo Picasso Clifford Clark Frank L. 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K ' ., v Ei' ml. ,f .q,,.m CLASS OF 1970 lst Row: Lee, A., Bergeron, T., Heath, E., Thomas, C., Gallagher, C., Kneeland, L., Coffin, J., Cahoon, D., Thomas,'J. '2nd Row: Gaynor, W., Bass, S., Clark, S., Love, F., Garland, R., Prew, M., Coates, P., Griffiths, K. 3rd Row: Milanese, S., Muniz, L., Krall, D., Sims, R., Curran, C., Hardesty, J., Coates, N., Hickory, W. Xwf. ii if CLASS OFFICERS A - . Kevin Griffiths, Treasurer Y Thomas Bergeron, Vice President Edward Heath, President u Louis Muniz, Secretary , fmt: . .. . +- 1 fri, 1 ,. '14 'Q i' V '-iff . - -'ww -ai CLASS OF 1971 lst Row: Lopata, S., Hunt, D., Broadard, M., Healy, J., Hanley, R., Cassano, T. 2nd Row: Dibble, D., Goulding, J., Ledwell, M., Kinsley, S., Moulton, E., Jones, L. 3rd Row: Bogus, B., O'Neil, M., Langlois, D., Hiller, L., Adams, W.: Berard, W., Graham, J., Angelis, G., Hawley, C. 4th Row: Sullivan, J., Gorham, E., Abraham, T., McAteer, R., Hulak, T., Warren, F., Swin- dells, D. ,..' . '-s ...A .v, -., CLASS OFFICERS Raymond Hanley, Treasurer Walter Berard, President Ellery Moulton, Secretary Mark Broadard, Vice President CLASS OF 1972 lst Row: Longo, A., Love, P., Clark, C., Colon, R., Zaniboni, B,, Hammond, J. 2nd Row Paulsen, W., Del Valle, J., Arce, E., Lynch, G., Lewis, C. 3rd Row: Carter. D., Lee, G. Layne, P., Walsh, D., Ross, P., Bishop. W. CLASS OFFICERS David Carter, Treasurer, Gregory Lee, Vice President, John Del Valle, Student Council, William Bishop, President, Gerald Lynch, Secretary. 9 A DORM W L l .-. lst Row: Longo, A., Love, P., Clark, C., Colon, R., Zaniboni, B., Hammond, J. 2nd Row Mr. Tura, Goodwin, E., Del Valle, J., Gorham, E., Arce, E., Lynch, G., Lewis, C., Paulsen, W. Mr. Merry. 3rd Row: Carter, D., Lee, G., Layne, P., Walsh, D., Ross, P., Bishop, W. B DORM lst Row: Goulding, J., Ledwell, M., Kinsley, S., Jones, L., Adams, W. 2nd Row: Bergeron, T. Langlois, D., Abraham, T., O,Neil, M., Moulton, E., Berard, W., Graham, J., Angelis, G. Cahoon, D. 3rd Row: Bogus, B., Lopata, S., Broadard, M., Curran, C., Hunt, D., Hanley, R. Healy, J. C DORM 4 lst Row: Kneeland, L., Gallagher, C., Milanese, S., Ridge, J., Hiller, L. 2nd Row: Thomas, C Swindells, D., Coates, P., Hickory, W., Lee, A., Bass, S., Miranda, J. 3rd Row: Sullivan, Hulak, T., McAteer, R., Warren, F., Hawley, C., Griffiths, F. NEW DORM J. lst Row: Davis, V., Walsh, D., Heath, E., Tradd, R., Coffin, J., Mr. Farr: McLaughlin Rogers, B., Hodge, C., Johnson, D., Mendez, J. 2nd Row: Gannon, W., Gaynor, W., Love Cassano, T., Winam, P., Rafuse, W., Jackson. W., Jackson, P., Durgin, D., Shavers, F., Wonson, Garland, R., Papp, D. 3rd Row: Steed, G., Muniz, L., Krall, D., Clark, S., Sullivan, M., Sims, Robertson, W., Boskovich, R., Healy, M., Cahoon, M., Hardesty, J., Prew, M., Coates, N. V .-5, S F G R. X . L 5 Q 1 I i I 1 P I 1 I I I 4 o -Ap- J 211973 li ,-19.-1 v5.5 FT' if AA S vqgpvf' ,f.f 'l. A , a , - 'xg rv , - , I Jx 1 i 'N ' f I , 'r V ifgl ' , 1 'Z : ' . . 4 I I X-2 ' 7 Q- x , I , . '. ir, F' '-up-n ',' 4 , , ' ' N., , '2 ,'+ : .VI V .- f iq ...V,I. dat f X ' ff I !v ' t ' ., ,V 7:5 x . 'Fi ,fl ,N f ,el K 1 ,YL 2i Vy 4 X 1. 3 2,9 ,. 12,-,eff',.-,5, 'Z ,J ' A . ' A f' fy f x I 'r- A ,A 1- Iv, Aga- L' it ' ,' ' , , Q H Q S' nf K I A 'Jah ,-9 R . - I, df- . 1, - ' .' 'iQ f. - . J: , 37.5.1 V , Q . 11: yr: 'V .ex 15 W JA l A YEARBOGK STAFF lst Row: Muniz, L., Winam, P., Robertson, W., Tradd, R., Jackson, P., Walsh, D. 2nd Row: Hodge, C., Gaynor, W., Ekdahl, S., Papp, D. NEWSPAPER STAFF lst Row: Krall, D., Dibble, D., Mendez, J., Rogers. B., Dibble, A., Sullivan, M., Gannon, W Papp, D. 2nd Row: Hodge, C., Wonson, G., Walsh, D., Jackson, P. STUDENT COUNCIL lst Row: Bishop, W., Del Valle, J., Shavers, F., Heath, E., Thomas, J. 2nd Row: Goodwin, E Albertsen, M., Mendez, J., Dibble, D., Hodge, C., Adams, W. , COMPUTER CLUB Dibble, A., Rogers, B., Winam, P., Papp, D., Tradd, R., Hodge, C. DRAMA CLUB l 1' .A 'fs R274 '- .-wif ' '21 , '!1?71.7' .. V i-iii' I --.v-I... f -I- lst Row: Swindells, D., Hawley, C., Sullivan, M., Mrs. Wright, Dibble, A., Walsh, D., Tradd, R., Johnson, D. In a Row by Himself: Papp, D. 2nd Row: Gaynor, W., Steed, G., Winam, P., McAteer, R., Gallagher, C. 3rd Row: Krall, D., Jackson, P., Hodge, C., Coates, N. April 10 and 11, 1969 GUYS AND DOLLS Presented by the Thompson Academy Dramatic Club under the direction of Mrs. George Wright and Mr. David Farr Excerpts from Guys and Dollsn, a musical fable of Broadway, based on a Story by Damon Runyon Book by Swerling and Burrows Lyrics by Frank Loesser Art Director: Mr. Marvin Karp -.,. kt GUYS AND DOLLS I Ni' 5' .LW ,na f mi 5 ' H I B' CHESS CLUB K' E un... . 3, -i.. f f Iii... ., 4 4 Qirf. 5 lik lst Row: Muniz, L., Krall, D., Tradd, R., Wonson, G., Ekdahl, S. 2nd Row: Mendez, J., Papp D., Rogers, B. 3rd Row: Hodge, C., Dibble, D., McLaughlin, C., Jackson, P. MONITORS lst Row: Bergeron, T., Cahoon, D., Miranda, J. 2nd Row: Ekdahl, S., Goodwin, E. ART CLUB Front Row: Mr. Karp 2nd Row: Steed, G.g Papp, D.g Boskovich, R.g Walsh, D. 3rd Row: Rogers, B. Y' -if J' , .fm ,fiv- 52430 '. s 'KO' c.,' . ' 9 ,, A, 1 -M.. 2 -I . -lg J r ,x,,. 'mr . ,go 4 - . 'w1 pf - 1-4 '-ff. X, 4 1. ,-y ., ,f.w3g.7Te, ffvj , - 4 ,VM . '1, 1- '. git., ' . - Q, 1'-'ff-, , 'J JUN.-f. 4- 1' , .i f. J 51' ' Y - - s 44,4 Q, H - .. I 1.4. v , . .Q ,J w.,,, X31 U ,J , n 44' 'Q iff: ff xt, , Q Jw 4 v When I was a boy . T347 2 ' T . Ax. ., ,S Q, I think l'nz gonna be sick! Brzyf G Now I'Il just szt down and watch them die! No, Mr. Tara, we don't know what happened to Mr. Merry. , -,,. , a . 'W . . Y' ' i f' uliilmd l vi' ---11111 .,-I F- W Nancy, he gave another one to his brother-in-law. -Q kd be It's almost as gooa' as having a baby! If! - I'll bet anyone my kid can eat 50 pieces of cake at one sitting. 'af I We H 33.25. -, f All A N, .,,, MY-, 1, - . j-,,Q,.!,, wg 'ff 1 ' N: -1' ' I wg... . ' . W F 4 .41 .. 45381. .,,, 1 Homework paper? It's here somewhere. f 2 I love it, I love it, I love it. I an ,.f : Q . - F 5, , W .11 'I -affix? lag rw. we x W .4-'jwtgjqsr' Peace for all. f '-Tub-m. , . '15 4 Yu . '., 4g.,l x- n.,K .1 ,, . K 5 f Bl, 4 an A. .. All is quiet on the Eastern Front. Sad movies always make me cry. ., if -ri Ban? Ban? What's Ban? But daddy w0n't let me wear any- thing any shorter! , , 5 The uniform will do it every time. if 1 if l Germany, I The kid takes a break , :skis -', ' 'xv ' I 'fx .A 'Lf qt : V ' if in . af , in W 1 f 4' . Y 0 ,Qt 4 M. , 0 or IIA- ,ws 55- aft,-.V h ' I 5, 1 'I ' ,, '. Q ,y-- .tug , M- ,1w1l fv' 'L 1 ' ' 1 12.85, 'J M V 4,1 ,Q J , fax? R' O ,L M .'N A Wu? 7 V' 1 JA .omg N3 U E M Y 'X X Y 1,, ,lf . Y , .tv-Nvn,,., EQ V ' . f 1 - '- 3 , 2 A Y . I I ,fr f, 1 t ., X fag ,. 'Jian I A? I don't care how many sisters you have. You can't wear nylons to practice. Hi, Fella. ' . . . ana' after escaping Nazi It-1 Bray: A Vehlly interesting! H Who said they only make locks at Yale? K 3 Q I know I'm not very good, but you dia'n't have to ruin my smile. Two bucks on Irish Rose in the fifth! So you say your girlfrienans away at school? This is Franks Father - Frank won't be back this week . . . ' I ,4 ,J ...Q gan! . . Oil heat is the best . . .Take it from a pro! W s-'it F n 9 s l I I A typical two boy room. SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS Roster gf Boskovich, Raymond, 22 Millville St., Salem, N. H. 03079 Cahoon, Mark, 515 Doremus Ave., Glen Rock, N. J. 07452 Davis, Vincent, 34 Schuyler St., Dorchester, Mass. 02121 Dibble, Ann, Thompson's Island, Boston, Mass. 02127 Durgin, Dennis, 200 High St., Norwell, Mass. 02061 Ekdahl, Stanton, 25 Portsmouth Ave., Manchester, N. H. 03103 Gannon, William, 74 Haddon St., Revere, Mass. 02151 Goodwin, Edward, 253 Pleasant St., Brockton, Mass. 02401 Healy, Mark, 7650 S.W. 142 St., Miami, Fla. 33158 Hodge, Cyril, 930 East 4th Walk, New York, N. Y. 10009 Jackson, Philip, 86 Harold St., Roxbury, Mass. 02119 Jackson, Wayne, 101 Washington St., Gloucester, Mass. 01930 Johnson, Dale, RFD Wood Drive, Essex, Mass. 01929 Labrie, Alan, 127 Centre St., Yarmouth, Mass. 02675 McAndrew, Peter, 85 Beach St., Westerly, R. I. 02891 McLaughlin, Sandor, 242 N. Beacon St., Brighton, Mass. 02135 Mendez, Jose, Kurn Hattin-Westminster, Vt. 05158 Miranda, John, 20 Spring Bar Rd., Falmouth, Mass. 02540 Northrop, Charles, 34 Sunnyside Ave., Winthrop, Mass. 02152 Papp, Douglas, 1418 High Ridge Rd., Stamford, Conn. 06903 Rafuse, William, 84 Adams St., Lynn, Mass. 01902 Robertson, William, 132 Meadow Ave., Cumberland, R. I. 02864 Rogers, Bruce, 21 Sylvan Circle, Lynnfield, Mass. 01940 Shavers, Freddie, 533 E. Macon St., Savannah, Ga. 31401 Steed, Gregory, 5 Spring St., Malden, Mass. 02148 Sullivan, Martin, 110 Hampden St., Chicopee, Mass. 01013 Tradd, Robert, 105 Woodbole Ave., Mattapan, Mass. 02126 Walsh, Daniel, 1505 Edgewood Ave., Trenton, N. J. 08618 Winam, Paul, 123 Lowell St., Reading, Mass. 01867 Wonson, Gardiner, 1 Clarendon St., Gloucester, Mass. 01930 Albertsen, Mark, 4 Kenyon Lane, Cape Elizabeth, Me. 04107 Bass, Sammy, 21 Park St., Hyde Park, Mass. 02136 Bergeron, Thomas, 23 Murray Ave., North Adams, Mass. 01247 Cahoon, Douglas, 12 Linden St., Ipswich, Mass. 01938 Clark, Stanley, 23 Floradale Ave., Wilmington, Mass. 01887 Coates, Norman, 98 Chatham St., Worcester, Mass. 01609 Coates, Pearlie, 120 West 91st St., New York, N. Y. 10024 Coffin, John, 62 Orne St., Marblehead, Mass. 01945 Curran, Charles, Holmes St., Carver, Mass. 02330 Daley, Richard, 12 Elnew Ave., Beverly, Mass. 01915 Flanagan, Patrick, 213 Austin St., New Bedford, Mass. 02740 Gallagher, Charles, 89 Parker St., Chelsea, Mass. 02150 Garland, Ronald, 441 Ferry St., Everett, Mass. 02149 Gaynor, William, 59 Boynton Rd., Medford, Mass. 02155 Griliiths, Kevin, 73 Bunker Hill St., Charlestown, Mass. 02129 Hardesty, J efferey, Sachem Rd., Weston, Conn. 06880 Heath, Edward, 62 Johnston Rd., Dorchester, Mass. 02124 Hickory, William, Leland Hill Rd., Sutton, Mass. 01587 King, Gregory, 54 Weyland St., Wollaston, Mass. 02170 Kneeland, Lewis, Hyde Park Ave., Jamaica Plain, Mass. 02130 Krall, Donn, 1361 Providence Rd., Whitinsville, Mass. 01588 Lee, Archie, 1 1 1 Monticello Ave., Dorchester, Mass. 02125 Love, Frank, 18 Coach Rd., Walpole, Mass. 02081 Milanese, Stephen, 153 Lake Shore Drive, Westwood, Mass. 02090 Muniz, Louis, 64 Alexander St., Dorchester, Mass. 02125 Prew, Mark, 34 Farwell Ave., Melrose, Mass. 02176 Ridge, John, 5 Loring St., So. Boston, Mass. 02127 Sims, Ruben, 427 West 26th St., New York, N. Y. 10001 Thomas, Charles, 10 E. Brookline St., Boston, Mass. Thomas, James, North Edgecome, Maine Abraham, Tyler, 6 Brookview St., Dorchester, Mass. 02124 Adams, William, 186 Converse St., Longmeadow, Mass. 01106 Angelis, George, Box 52, Rutland, Vt. 05701 Berard, Walter, 157 Lincoln Ave., Amherst, Mass. 01002 Bogus, Bryan, 232 Central Ave., Chelsea, Mass. 02150 Broadard, Mark, 1486 A Washington St., Boston, Mass. 02118 Cassano, Thomas, 16 Federal St., Nantucket, Mass. 02554 Dibble, David, Thompson's Island, Boston, Mass. 02127 Gorham, Edward, 498 Elm Rd., Walpole, Mass. 02081 Goulding, James, 1 1 Acorn Drive, Auburndale, Mass. 02166 Graham, James, 78 Washington Elms, Cambridge, Mass. 02139 SOPHOMORE CLASS Hanley, Raymond, 164 Monticello Ave., Dorchester, Mass. 02125 Hawley, Christopher, 41 Washington St., Holliston, Mass. 01746 Healy, Jon, 7650 SW 142 St., Miami, Fla. 33158 Hiller, Larry, 218 Lake Shore Rd., Brighton, Mass. 02135 Hulak, Thomas, 931 East 4th St., So. Boston, Mass. 02127 Hunt, Dennis, 7 Everett St., Jamaica Plain, Mass. 02130 Jones, Leon, 17 Main St., Southboro, Mass. 01772 Kinsley, Stephen, 97 Hudson St., Somerville, Mass. 02144 Langlois, Daniel, 532 Faunce Corner Rd., No. Dartmouth, Mass. Ledwell, Mark, 90 Corcoran Park, Cambridge, Mass. 02138 Lopata, Stanley, 17 Corwin St., Dorchester, Mass. 02122 McAteer, Robin, 176 Farm Rd., Sherborn, Mass. 01770 Moulton, Ellery, 760 Hancock St., Quincy, Mass. 02169 O'Neil, Matthew, 122 Corning Rd., Norwich, Conn. 06360 Sullivan, James, 19 Exchange Ave., Medford, Mass. 02155 Swindells, David, 181 Jelliff Mill Rd., New Canaan, Conn. 06840 Warren, Frank, 221 E. Basin St., Norristown, Pa. 19401 Arce, Eugene, 21 Seaview Ave., Marblehead, Mass. 01945 Bishop, William, 23 Minerva St., Swampscott, Mass. 01907 Brown, Peter, 249 Western Ave., Cambridge, Mass. 02139 Carter, David, 20 Windsor St., Roxbury, Mass. 02120 Clark, Clilford, 23 Floradale Ave., Wilmington, Mass. 01887 Colon, Ruben, 64 Alexander St., Dorchester, Mass. 02125 DelValle, John, 130 Columbia St., New York, N. Y. 10002 Hammond, J effrey, 35 N. Grand Ave., Falmouth, Mass. 02540 Layne, Philip, 149 Chilton St., Cambridge, Mass. 02138 Lee, Gregory, 1 1 1 Monticello Ave., Dorchester, Mass. 02125 Lewis, Charles, 43 Emerson St., Winchester, Mass. 01890 Longo, Anthony, 126 Prince St., Boston, Mass. 02113 Love, Patrick, 835 West Chester Pike, West Chester, Pa. 19380 Lynch, Gerard, 51 Logan Way, So. Boston, Mass. 02127 Paulsen, William, 278 E. 9th St., So. Boston, Mass. 02127 Ross, Paul, 1280 Columbia Rd., So. Boston, Mass. 02127 Walsh, Dennis, 85 Draper St., Dorchester, Mass. 02122 Zaniboni, Brian, 46 Paris St., Everett, Mass. 02149 02747 F RESHMAN CLASS X XQQQQXQQQNXX XXQQQSSSQSQXQ XXXXQQN CONGR TION S CLASS OF 1969 Ben Ames Wllllams, ,Ir W S eggs Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Love and Family Compliments of a Friend Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 From a Friend X Good Luck Class of 1969 Guido R. Perera, Jr. Congratulations with the best of luck Mr. V. Daigle Mr. Frank Brazeil Stillman-MeAndrew Travel 15 Railroad Ave. Westerly, R. I. 02891 Compliments KRUGEIYS CLEANING of a AND TA1LoR1NG sHoP Friend Tailoring - Expert Cleaning F urriers - F ur Storage 815 E. Fourth Street Thompson Academy Store ANdreW 8-5237 Compliments of a Friend State Street Bank and Trust ompany BOSTON , MASS. Members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ii! I I fff I I'I I I I I I I Congratulations Class of 1969 Compliments of rystal oal 81 Oil Co., Inc. 500 Neponset Avenue Boston, Mass. 02122 OLYMPIA SPORT SHOP C0mP1imeUfS 4 Seasons Arena Walpole, Mass. of Tel. 668-9898 A Congratulations - Class of 1969 MR. and MRS. JOHN ROBERTSON and Family ff'fIfIfif1I iff IfI7iISffiIifIIsIff'I I'fI2I I'IxI I I'I I IIOI III I I I I I I Compliments of a Friend FEENEY,S SERVICE F. H. JOHNSON CO. 796 E. 7th Street SEA FOODS S. Boston, Mass. 47 Faneuil Hall Mkt. Tel. AN 8-9200 Boston, Mass. 02109 WILLIAM M. BAILEY COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS 44 SCHOOL STREET BOSTON, MASS. TEL. 523-5803 Riff 1 if I 1 Kiiii Ili if Ig I' II' I I Congratulations Compliments of to the Class of 1969 CITY POINT PHARMACY PUBLIC LANDING, INC. Famous Fried Clams SUPPLYING THE ISLAND'S PHARMACEUTICAL NEEDS Congratulations 854 E. 4th St. and O St. to the Class of 1969 South Boston, Mass. from A Trustee R63PClOl1,S Flower Shop 700 East BI'O3dWay Corner of K Street Garden of Eatin South Boston, Mass. 02127 268-4550 E t. 1931 S Steak House ,ll Lounge P and East Sixth Streets Congratulations South Boston, Mass. to the Class of 1969 Available fOI' WCddlHgS, Parties and Banquets Mr. and Mrs. Dibhle f ififf Igfffsfiffii' 9 'KKIII I I I I I I ICI I I I I I I II I Congratulations Class of 1969 EL HOW RD School Photographer HOWARD STUDIO 292 Main Street Hyannis, Mass. Congratulations CLASS OF 1969 HEY OLDS DE ALT PRINTING Ino. INDUSTRIAL PARK NEW BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS S,O9CIHfI:SfS II7 LE T TERPRESS X OFFSET COLOR and SILK SCREEN PRINTING Up-to-date facIIItfes Iocaieo' II7 spacious Industrie! Park A modern weII-staffed arf department LI ij lol .v 4 ..,. X . n . ' ' v. 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