Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 416 of the 1976 volume:

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Clubs U 320-408. Business Section , I ty A . I Mirror Dedication Miss Margaret Nolan has been connected with Waltham High since 1942 . She was born and educated in Waltham, and upon graduating from Lasell Junior College attended the Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters, where she specialized in the teachers' training course. Furthering her studies , she received a Master of Education degree from the Boston University School of Education. At her first place of employment after graduation, she taught shorthand and typewrit- ing at the Wyndham Secretarial School. After several months serving in this capacity, she acquired a position at Waltham High School as an instructor of bookkeeping and typewriting in all classes of the business curriculum. In addition to teaching, Miss Nolan has been a member of the Waltham Educators Association, the Massachusetts Teachers Association, the National Education Association and the Professional Business Women's Club. Miss Nolan gives nearly all of her spare time to the students at Waltham Highg even her Saturdays and Sundays are spent working to help the students attain 340,000 worth of scholarships a year. This is just a part of her job as assistant to the Guidance Director. We are proud to dedicate the 1976 Mirror to Miss Margaret Nolan. irror Dedication Mr. John J. Regan, born in Waltham , grew up in Newton where he attended Newton Catholic High School. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree and his Master of Arts degree from Suffolk University, and continued his graduate studies at Boston State, Framingham State, Salem State, and Boston University. In addition to serving the students of Waltham High School, he was an active member of the Executive Board and Evaluation Committee, as well as serving as Vice President of the Waltham Educators Association and President of the Salary Committee for Waltham School System. Mr. Regan has also dealt personally with many Waltham students. During his eight years as a math teacher in the Waltham School System, he participated in and directed many extracurricular activities. For ten years he was the coach for the Junior Varsity football team at Kennedy Junior High. He was a Driver Education teacher for five years, a baseball umpire for four years, and was also the advisor for the Waltham High School talent show for three years . More recently, Mr. Regan has served as Assistant Housemaster for three years and for the past three years was the Housemaster for ou.r class. As a token of our appreciation and gratitude to a man who has done everything for our class, we dedicate the 1976 edition of the Waltham High School Mirror. MR. GEORGE E. P. HUSSON IR. Headmaster Sr. High School Administration MR. F. JOSEPH LEVEY Assistant Headmaster 4 Vocational High School dministration .twe- n- - 1' h --MM - - pngnnuuunxhn- pf -. Mi -A - - -- ff' MR. JOSEPH DeMAIO Asst. Principal X R .H 'Q , 1..:..f xqlqvww ' 5, s ' f .5-'Sd if A, 1 , K fs-1 A 'rv W-953 ' A Q ? 6 - ' ' Wh. MR. ERNEST VISCARELLO Director of Occupational Educ Superintendenfs Cffice DR. FREDERICK STOKLEY X MR. JOHN DADDONA Superintendent Deputy Superintendent MR' JAMES CANNUN DR JOSEPH LaPRESTI Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent ADR 'L ..Ax dig IUDITH A. CAMPBELL School Committee KF! fgifizgix LILLIAN SHIRLEY JOSEPH PAVONE COL. PAUL POMEROY oxw 'W HONORABLE ARTHUR J . CLARK Mayor nl!! GERTRUDE M. WEBB, FREDERICK H . WALTER Vice-Chairperson House Offices t,,,,,t.,.w Y-P Mrs. Marion Campbell, Secretary, Mrs. Tower, Attendance Offi- cer , Mr . Dorsey . MR. JOHN REGAN Senior Housemaster OFFICE WORKERS: SEATED: Susan Catino, Judy Wilson, Linda Randolph, Beth English, Donna Aresenault Robin Manning, Liz Kantowski, Paula Vitale. STANDING: Donna Lopez, Heather Blaiklock, Noushig Hagopian, Jane Antico, Melissa Smith, Maria Nocella, Rosemary Casey, Kathleen Callahan, Maryjane Callahan, Judy Keefe, Carmella Cacci. Iunior House lf I MRS. ALISCA CZARNOWSKI Junior Housemaster N vk,, M M ,f BQ OFFICE WORKERS: Deborah Barnard, Laura Cooper, Denise Bennett, Bonnie Raines, Kevin Sullivan, Lisa Hickey, Louise Demeo, and Mrs. Barbara McCauley. House OFFICE WORKERS: ROW I: Denise Jaillet, Theresa Rheaume, Vicki Rizzo, Mrs. Marie Collagero: secretary, Lisa Strazullo, Sue Collantino, Regina Donahue. ROW II: Karen DiMatia, Sarah O'Brien, Maureen Gallagher, Rosalie Cuttone, Susan Grubbs, Kathy Kasper, Kathy Dacey, Helen Rufo, Monica Fitzgerald, Debbie Dar- Ciey, AnnMarie Lockwood. ROW III: Kathy Maqhinney, Deidre Regan, Mary Cof- MR. THOMAS NEYLGN frn, Cindy Maccagnano, Emily Pagnani, Cheryl LeBlanc, Laurie Davis, Donna Sophomore Housemaster Manning, Joyce Talanian. MISSING: Karen Blenkhorn. Mr. Stephen Grant has been teaching Earth Science and Astronomy at Waltham T h High for eight years. A graduate of Waltham High, he received his Master's degree from Boston State University. Aside from his reg- R ' t ' ular scholastic duties he is a former Driver Education instructor, and is now a Driver Road instructor and advisor to the Student Council Mr. Thomas Leverone has been a Math teacher at Waltham High for eight years. He graduated from Arlington High School and received his Bachelor of Science and his Master's degrees from Boston College. As well as his job as a Driver Road and summer school teacher, he is also advisor for the National Honor Society. 5 l , lg 1 Q g s E 3. Mr. Iames McDonnell has been teaching Math at WHS for ten years. A graduate of Waltham High, he received his Bachelor of Science degree from Mass. College of Phar- macy. Every year Mr. McDonnell runs the ski trip to Europe and the famous Bermuda trip. His most time consuming efforts involve his job as advisor for the Waltham High School yearbook. rf' A Mr. Charles Rezzuti has been teaching Earth Science and Physical Science at Walt- ham High for five years. After graduating from Newton South High School he attended Boston State University, where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. Mr. Rezzuti has spent a tremendous amount of time both in school and out working with the students of Waltham High, and his dedication has not gone unrecognized . la Q Mr. Jerry Nelson, a Physics teacher at Waltham High for the past eight years, graduated from Newton High and then from Boston State University, where he received both his Bachelor of Science and Master's degrees. Through the years Mr. Nelson has put in a tremendous amount of time both during and after school to work with stu- dents, and has shown an overwhelming amount of patience and dedication. Mr. Harold Walker has been teaching His tory and Sociology at Waltham High for eight years. A graduate of Newton South High School, he received his Bachelor of Arts and his Master's degrees from Boston University. As part of his extracurricular activities Mr. Walker is a Driver Road instructor and a member of the Executivt- Board of Teachers and of the Faculty Sena 316 . Special Recognition Mr. Leon Meader The graduating Class of 1976 would like to give special recognition to a man who will be leaving our school after many years of dedicated service to the students of Waltham High School. Mr. Leon Meader has been a Math teacher at Waltham High for eighteen years. Before this he taught at Higgins Classical Institute in Maine for nineteen years and was Headmaster there for four years. He graduated from Wheaton College in Illinois, and received his Master's degree from the University of Maine. We will all miss Mr. Meader's friendly smile and his familiar greetings in the halls. And we wish to say thank-you and a sad good-bye to a man who has come to be one of the favorites of the Class of 76. Senior Class Officers Senior Board ROW I: Debbie Denaro, Carol Edmunds, Liz Hill, Lisa Gibbs, Paula Allia, Janice Stanton, Elaine Rancatore. ROW II: Lillian Santangelo, Linda Rhe- Ray Cusanm President' Maryanne Melan' Donald, Diane LeBlanc. ROW III: Frank Joyce, Ray Cusano, Gary Crisafulli SGH: Secretary' Lillian Safmangeiog Tfea' Steve Ohnemus, Dominic Zaia, Tom Lavash, Terese Hurley. surer, Lynda Larrabeeg Vice President. Student Council -eff SEATED: Karen Aldred, Brian McPherson, Hyung Kim, Judy Anastaci, Susan Burstein. STANDING: Mr. Grantg Advisor, Margie Faulstich, Chris Moran, Ray Cusano, Jim Moran. aume, Janet O'Donoghue, Christine Centola, Nancy Mula, MaryJane Mac- I4 I especially want to acknowledge the efforts of our two editors and the contributions they made to the 1976 MIRROR. Our editors were active in school activities. Bonnie was a Football Cheerleader, a member of Concert Choir, and participated in Senior Revue. Rhonda was a Basketball Cheerleader, co-captain of the Girls' Tennis Team, and partici- pated in Senior Revue. Despite all their extracurricular activities they were both members of the National Honor Society, and each was awarded a scholarship at Gradu- ation Exercises. These two young ladies will continue their education 1976 Mirror Staff EDITOR IN CHIEF - BONNIE BECKER CO-EDITOR - RHONDA GUDEWICH Old North Bridge, Concord this September at Brandeis Univer- sity . What makes these accomplish- ments all the more commendableis the fact that all the yearbook work was done on free time or after school. At no time was class time used . During Class Day Exercises Bonnie received the superlative Did Most for the Class and as a final tribute the Class of 1976 gave Bonnie and Rhonda a standing ovation. This says it all. James McDonnell Advisor ff -' ,I SPORTS EDITORS: Michael Attardo, PRQFILE EDITQRI jane Amico, DHHHG MHIHGY I M1ChaS1RCyH01dS. CANDID EDITOR: Elaine Rancanore. U . S f S . Constitution BuCkman'S Tavern . fd I .e, ff? 5 xg ' , X I Q, ' fs 9 BUSINESS STAFF: Mary Jo Murphy, Judy Gero, ACTIVITIES EDITORS: Judi Anastasi, Janet O'Do Stephanie Salvucci, Michelle Angelo. noghue. Minuteman Statue , Lexington Green. Old North Church J fm, HISTORY EDITORS: Ann Kane, Lisa Paige. YEARBOOK ADVISOR: Mr. James McDonnell. Bunker Hill Monument Minuteman Statue, Concord. .. 'M ? Ei ff fgy W AMW! Zm17,74Z , S xx S -RXJ 55 If . Q . e , .Y A .aw X , Y 1 5' - 5 swf' wg YS x M W if N , 935 vw Wm rf V . 6 4 5, 1 Aww Ek 2 mem his? Q: i Q' A !-5 gy . ,.V.A., if ' Y .. 'L .W . 'Q-A Zffffg .M . , 1'-1 6 In fJ,,.w ,I E? 'z Q I H- I 'Y an Red, white and blue 200th anniversa expected fo 19 6 Q X X V, S, X , X 5 wegwssl. 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Mrs. Moore, a middle-aged mother with radical connections, continued her role as a government informer in the 24 hours before she fired a revolver at the President across a San Francisco street. Although Mrs. Moore was picked up by police on a minor weapons charge and questioned by Sec-ret Service agents Sunday evening. the night before the assassination at- tempt, she was not kept in custody. I' I J I . , f.,Q.'-I v wg t as 4, ,E .,'-v,v.lg3,ffq: , A , I. Aff. 3',,'4.,-QW--1: t .f.fH'71'- ' ' PN V' .V 4 14.fvf1f w w in -. A- fi ' .f .1 ff1?f'7rf',w f f 'W l,!v,ff1.i .f ' f. ' ' .-fl' ' 1 Ay, I A - --ti- .r.' f- w r v 1 ,N WW e A N ,f :Jw .-KHCw4.m',sfp 'H -Q ' xC x'.37 ' 923. ,X m- 'EW Nw -'i.- Nl -mf 'N f M 'Q ft X'- 1 ' www '- M , ' ff 'ww M- 'iii . 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N ' A' fl' '. s gig-Q, . 'tv , -5' 9 . L... Fi lg. N ,-.r -- M , f up , if M 'asf ,M B I I 'Win -HQ' w-. : ' Y '. ,A if-Q . P . X I ms l Q Q .5 .. 1' 4 - ,.,.k,. -, ex, wr ,QI Mr' Qfv.?5:f-K-'mx , , ,Nik-f5,5!' wk Wsvfgf-frk , - A- , Ax-.fy ' '53s-v 4 Us KV ! Field Hockey The year 1976 marks the sixth year of existence for a WHS Girls' Field Hockey team. This year's team not only had a successful 5-4-3 season, but they also experienced a first. During the Newton game the girls became the first WHS field hockey team to have a boy as an opponent. This years' team, when compared to the previous teams, scored the greatest number of goals. This statistic is due to the excellent scorin talents of seniors Carol Baxter , Mar- ianne Corbett, and Elaine Rancatore. Although the team loses seven seniors this year , it is looking forward to another successful season in 1977 . v?wI ?2'-8 lui, 5 W. - 2550595 4 ,, . 3555 M nigh! is 'wiv' U I 1 .4 V ' 'N u. V l I, f F ROW I: Barbara Walter, Barbara Lawton, Jane Olivio, Co-Capt. Dianne Manley, Co-Capt. Carol Baxter, Lynn Campana, Olivia Zano, Susan Huff. ROW II: Coach Isabel Allen, Paula Allia, Jane Kelly, Patty Perry, Marianne Corbett, Elaine Rancatore, Patty Carney, Nancy Huff, Coach Christine Molonea. uilwg , -v,.' -' ' ,gf ..., Obstr o I Who me'?frt. . . I . , . et it,91fml' t 4,4 .. ,as utvx A ,., gin ' There HE . . Z . f . ffhevbuse I ' H, , W' ' www la J 4 ,a.f.r,,,f- , drivers and their reshments . . . Brooklineg the 4 whistle- . . V. Z . Fronters hrusters, Q I I laflfl . . . H31 . uf, . . Sl'1lf1,,+.l if ,, spllinfs endless. ,kt . E . . pf ' Y ' 'f ' . ' - inf. L , meg 4 1 gh seat! 5fh1 . ' . nga -, I .No IV, 5 X lf: ' li' . N 9 f ' , fy ' mg ,ff'f f'? gif- Y: 4 . ',,' Q ,Q , W,,Q.W,wN..4a- 'W - fy ,, usiwsrf ff' f or 'W 14 V 4, wqnmggnmf 'YU .n,w4:vwl', 1 , tl Ha p -NA H ' if -gg I , lv T A A' .f ' C' U ' All i 4i 1 I . ,ig . gf I up-' Rav 9 X gm S kJ -ga. 'X ost- lost- WOI1. Yi WQ . F A. lost won tgon 31011 fifon zffssws Nc X i V Q' T5 it its '. 5' VARSITY: ROW I: Beth Shinnick, Maryanne McNamara, Co-Capt. Carol Latorre, Co-Capt. Celia Yung, Yvette Daigle, Amy Saulnier. ROW II: Coach Helen Castros, Janet Altman, Kathy Corliss, Sue Kiejzo, Wendy Mul lett, Charlotte Cristofori, Laraine Bogosian. This year's team followed the WHS tradition of volleyball excellence. Much credit should be given to the girls, who are all juniors and sophomores. However, the fine coaching tal- ents of Miss Castros can not be overlooked. After finishing second in the Suburban League with a 12-4 record, the volleyball team went to the Eastern Mass. Tournament. Success prevailed during the play-offs, but the girls were defeated by Brockton, the eventual champions , in the semi-finals. Recognition must also be given to this year's junior varsity with an 11-5 record. Two teams of high achievement can be expected next year with the return of all of this year's players. 49f4!g!,,f x -Q15 ' u 5, 1 JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW I: Nicole Duguay, Cindy Kiley. Co-Capt. Mary Lyons, Jackie Forster, Nina Attardo. ROW ll: Coach Helen Castros. Karan Marston, Patty Nix, Ginette Arsenault, Meg LaShoto. , fini, ,Mfg if 1 All Y I VY ML 'Lu ' , J' - 4 . :V gf X ,N .4 ' wg Vw , , feb, V 'LV . Q. Vg. frm V V A VM , Vain ' ' 1 if . V ' ' ff 'VI' X? XX 4 . 'viz-I . c A , , . , ,,,,.,XH gV'e' iJV'V VV' ' ' fini gi TV V V' ,FV VV 3' V 1 . X X X XX.XX .. , XX, 1 L ,C ' XX V. X X if w 15,15 W? - . M N 6, ': W .wr Q V V, 'f ' Q f 3 4 X, J Www , ,,,. af f, , X V'VV.g.1X1XX:XXyXXgE V I XX- u VV,V,vgVy,iw , X W XV, X V ,Xi X JX ' VAX X XXXLL gg X , 41 . - 'N V QV, if 4 4 MV... , X , X X X X.XX ., ,Vw JM, X V '-pw' 1 , , ' X ' 'mV . -- X V ' 4 X A , M X XX ,X X V V Ib XX,,V.A:'f. .ek XJXXXX , X iVw1ywf :M, - qi X 3 'v zggzg' Q, XX X. 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Mano Margin Pregjre Margin. 106 Otwialio N . y Cl1IiSM,Of52?1 ,, t I ' ', f 'h H ' l .,,., ' ' L 'A'f' f Gregg Prescott I 'f ' S is ' Y Mike Reynolds Ray Russo W Mike Vinci Suburbaili Vq o W p .f.,.,r df . r- 'f -u A This year's team was one of great spirit, and was reputed to be one of the toughest, hard-hitting teams in the league. Despite the team's 5-4 record, they were only twenty points away from the Championship. Waltham experienced a first when the team traveled to Norwood for the only night game in the history of WHS football. Don Place's two touchdowns led the team to its first victory. The most frustrating game was lost to the Superbowl contender North Quincy in overtime, by three points. The effort put forth by the team brought to a close another successful season of WHS football. V 1 ' ., W 2:,x-l,,,Efr,..f ,t- I N 4' ' i ' wa if f ' r' A.gfr.,!5 Q-Q. A l 1 1 v. 4... ax 4 'x. 4 sw ' ' ' 'l Q Q 1 F Y ml QI T E - if Q mr... A ' ' .1213 rf' f ,, f s s ' 1 -. 3' '27 iid -Vw ill- . f ' A4,..e .'11 . .1 ,. 5 ' 1'-5. ,, ' 'V.:2.-:lf N-nh-.Alien A' 'R U' li, ' C -1, K 3:1 1. I f 1 aux f, --. nf- 'W' . . ,Q A mfgf Fall Festival In November of this year the Fall Festival activities were held. The queen and her two attendants were chosen at a rally in the boys' gym. Nancy Mula cey Gallagher was the sophomore choice. The next day a victory dance was held in the cafeteria and the band , White Ash, provided entertainment. Crowning of King Cappucci and Queen Campbell N was crowned as the queen, Tina Treggiari was her junior attendant, and Sta- F ii' ,f wi? 1 ZF. 1 r x ,f XX liz' U if N. - KAI, 'Vw f v . 4 ALR xv 35'-'S I E Q I A i . mix Jw Q 1 4 JH' 'I Q if 1. 'X at , H, E Ag,-, QM. xx. Mk W Mwvw Pali Festival ance A 'ini' 2' if F iii, 1 A. 52 .H.S. Band Crimsonettes And ajorettes E 1 E ,fp T4 f ,,1, v . 41 f 1.1 Q, A:-'f'f,:', of . 'f',!' 4-. ?wA fin,-vf ' Q 1 , X A Q-x. 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The many presentations this year ranged from a Reader's Theatre Show to An Evening of Dance, to A Woman's Show. The students are encouraged to work with lights, costumes, and makeup, as well as participating in the performances. The program has been very successful, and hopefully will remain so in providing students with an introduction to the theatre . J. fl I ,J I 'l .fa 'h . JJ' ' - if -'Q fsw ' Y' 9- 7 A 3' I V 1 ., 1 ', -1 7' J. We .. v fa? 11 ..., M Girls' Swimming The second season for the Girls' Swim Team proved to be much more successful than their first. The girls tripled their number of wins and finished with a 3-6 record. Congratulations are due to Coach Baker and the team for their sixth place finish in the league meet. Both Mimi McBride and Priscilla Olson finished ninth place in the 50 and 200 yard freestyles, respec- tively. Janet Doherty finished sixth place in the but- I A terfly and Janice Casella finished third in diving. . Janet and Janice both went on to compete in the State meet. Much success is in sight for next year's Girls' Swim Team. fi y an L in if . ROW I: Mimi McBride, Jean Gallant, Cindy Auviscis, Beth O'Hara, Pam Penton, Janet Doherty. ROW II: Patty Strom, Coach Geraldine Baker, Co-Capt. Terese Huley, Co-Capt. Priscilla Olson, Janice Casella, Bernice Doucett. rin. North 20 . 89 ' 101 Q Qlaltham 47 Waltham 97 Waltham 57 Waltham 90 '18 Waltham '53 Quincy rata 29 1 Waltham ,AD Brockton B QWL ,, 130 a 'i H- ' at 1 if if N L, Yi '. ' . at 62, - .,.t f , fiiff? l :Q-sw.4u1ff?fK'22fW, gym. S ,W ics., 4- 1- Hs, ' ' ' A 'riffs' 1 ' ,,., T We ugyzeey Rabbit . . . Iapl ing no back-semi! . . . if w jf03Ci'l, you're a 'l3Cut ,z y. . Still eatin' Mrs. -j i . . . --Qi Bakgzggfz . . ,. Oh, Ilike t l s ngtl . . . No cigars, Just cigagttesl . . . Leave f ulinice to pile on the points ' . . EGO-Go-Go-Go-fGo-GGQQGO-Go-seven, huh? . -,A-f, . Ae, 0 eg, Q :V 3. Coach, wearin' your white lglguse? . . . States? l. 3 ,, S24-.Q 1- Y-J . i Yf- fl Flip Turns! . . ,four Sw?-2 -,dongs !,.-. . . Ithizititwe 2 . f iff . - ff nw' 2 can makestt . pyug spoil at?g-jk J x 6- 1 4 N, M L 1 ' go ,P ,VQUW5 cfm? ' xl I 2 1- I YY mn A win: , J, Au ffwvai E mf ,-ag ' 'ir' ,... ff Q 45851 . fm- 3 in wa 'We' .- ff '.:i'ffJM1f' ,, ' --by , .f x f fiifbfsm WM mr'l'f Facing one of the toughest schedules in seventeen years, the Cross-Country team was put to the test. Running Varsity on this year's team and representing the class of '76 was Jon Meliones, a Tom Hicks award winner, Captain Ray Cusano, and Ed Fin- nell . Other seniors included Tom Cronin, Eric Steinberg, Gary Tanashian, and Tom Banks. The team was largely assisted by a group of sophomores, Joe Orlando, Brian Regan, Jon Adams, and Don Gibbs. The team concluded its season with a 3-6 record and placed fourth in the Suburban League Championships. ROW 1: Brian Regan, Ed Finell, Joe Orlando, Don Gibbs, Jon Meliones, Captain Ray Cusano, Nick Powers, Doug Olney, Mark LaForest. ROW 2: Coach I. Lee Gould, Mike LaRosa, Pete Connlly, Fred Bryson, Nick Diciaccio, Gary Tanashian, Tom Cronin, Chuck Keyes, Eric Steinberg, Vitor Pereira , John Olney, Managers Ann Powers and Rosemary Casey. A A A I a' f 4 u nr W., W Ah-w 1 Wax rw' . ' X M , ., K P z K . ff .nw X aw Q 1 'www 0 A a 117 ,,...-wv- lv Girls' Cross Countr The 197 6 season was one of much learning for the members of the Girls' Cross Country Track Team, for it was the first year WHS had such a team. The team can easily be referred to as a sister team because within the six members there were three Bizzozeros and two Aldred sisters. Karen Aldred and Valerie Bizzozero should be congratulated for finishing 13th and 76th respectively in the State meet. Even though the Girls' Cross Country Track Team only had one win to six losses, the girls deserve much recognition and praise for overcoming the obstacles that a first year team is faced with. These girls should be commended for bringing a future in the sport of Girls' Cross Country Track to WHS . if: .,g,' ,. x -Q Q1 4 .ts . 9 R i Q 1 . . . T ,J X , Y A f 5 ,V -3,-x 4.- si ,3s1',:,g 626: I it ggqads ' 1:.,E :g '-,,1 2 'I' ' .. K ' 3 a ' 3 3 ' .- Sisrsxtresffn - s..Ws'11 H gilslas - - ,s..Q'r . ti' - tg . . Starr running, Cqa Spitlzire 3 , v'-ft W K . ...Kiss ir ,. 5. JL U W,3...fjf' ra ig, f' Jr' 1 slfsfesupravwf Sandy? HUFSSIGEO SPOI? at ' ,. . .' T loveepain . . .5 gt 3 . K V F :gg I .Q T iss- Ag A 5, -. f , x Y ' - ,, I ' X 'lg --f'- X 'V V' K 'ill ',: ' Jfff ff' T T ':. :-:., X . J , , , as is -rp-1 -, ROW I: Karen Aldred, Joyce Bizzozero, Valerie Bizzozero. ROW II: Coach Law- rence Enos, Sandra Aldred , Chris Moynihan, Lisa Bizzozero. , Aff , f , 3 vm,-arf . SCHEDULE RESULTS G , Wins-1 Losses-6 s :slowest score wins . ,.,.3 Waltham 32 Cambridge 24 a Waltham 23 Brookline .32 Waltham 35 Weymouth North jf gyvl V 24 rg,' T Waltham 30 'QUZUTCY A ,e Waltham 33 Weymouth South f1 gf Waltham 36 Brockton V19 3' -dr, 66 4 ai:- - .9-:snr 4 I , , N Meditrinalia , K f ' A-4 MIL if gt? 6 'Tff5J.,Qi31fL35. - g B9AiiliOjf: Gene Boeglin q V 9 ,, T56 , AJ., ' . xf'Af maven Y:,, A ff f Costa, - 5?',t7PTominic?lf5oSQ1ihjafini 'N' p ' John Gederofof Gary Tom Mahr Bill Ken Soccer '75-'76 Waltham High Soccer was on the move this year with its best season ever. The effort by the students of both the Varsity Squad C7-8-35 and the Junior Varsity Squad C8-6-45 made this season the best in soccer history at W . H . S . Despite the loss of Dominic Dominjanni, excellent performances from Tri-Captains John Generoso, Joe Carle and Jim Baillio, together with the senior members of the team helped to make the season successful and pro- vided the ground work and attitudes for future seasons. . if 68 Q ..,: 53 ff . , 4 3 ,,-Iv Q? at I Q:-fs P fr, ' , .1 . .. 45 I O I . Qi' n . L17i'. 'Q-V al. fkutf . 0 -! 6 x 'U A I 'Z .ggi .ae ' 'Q .le A on-Giniand as Semors Wmnulu , is A A i5H,f A s AF 4 -:iffy -an-1-H589 70 PAUL V. ABORN LAURA ABRAMSON GEOFFREY ADAMS 42 Mountain Rd. Moody St. 30 Curve St. ,, I ff 3 ' A 1 2 I 1 r ! L S 'ia i N V I 5 A r 5 1 I 1 DOREEN AIELLO 5 33 Wamsutta Ave ful' A ' SEL 5 'S if ge 'QP B wh ROSANNE F. ALESSE DEBRA M. ALIBRANDI ANNA MARIE ALLIA PAULA ALLIA 64 Calvary Sr. '78 Miriam Rd. 129 Bedford St. 66 Boynton St. JUDITH ANASTASI DAVID C. ANASTOS 25 Bright sr. 189 Ash sr. 415 MAUREEN ANDERSON DEBORAH ANDREWS 76 Mokema Ave. 41 Shirley Rd. MICHELLE ANGELO MICHAEL ANNUNCIATA CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY JANE A. ANTICO 16 Warren Ave. 84 Albermarle Rd. 211 Temple Rd . 23 Totten Circle DAVID C. ARCHDEACON BRIAN F. ARENA 29 Greer St. 159 Copeland St. , 5 I.. tm , CAROLYN A. ARENA KAREN I. ARENA 11 Richgrain Ave. 124 Russell St. GARY O. ARENBURG BESTY I . ARNOLD DONNA ARSENAULT GINA M. ARSENAULT 87 Overland Rd. 16 Beaverbrook Rd. 47 Colburn St. 82 Prospect St. MAURICE ARSENAULT NORMAN I. ARSENAULT MICHAEL A . ATTARDO DEBRA A . AUCOIN 69 Hiawatha Ave. 13 Plympton St. 140 Trapelo Rd. 11 Benefit St. GEORGE P. AUCOIN 262 Brown St. STEPHEN R. AVERY 13 Leonard St. VUE SANDRA AUCOIN SUZANNE AUCOIN 23 Lowell St. STEPHEN E. BABIN PAUL E. BABINEAU 25 Barnes St. 659 South St. RALPH W. BADGER 108 Felton St. IOANNE L. BAKER 15 Richgrain Ave. .I xv ,f 1 X ' l , 1 1 v xv r 1, v ADRIANA I. AVERSA 31 Lura St. WERNER P. BABURINS 19 Highland St. , mi. x.. fg.. 1 zw.f..a'?., A JAMES P. BAILLIO 99 Kingston Rd. -'Y' PHILIP BALLO 45 Woodchester Rd . xi THOMAS M. BANKS CHARLOTTE BARBER 114 Goldeneresr Ave . 17 John St. MARGARET BARR PATRICIA BARR 111 Seminole Ave. 111 Seminole Ave. LINDA BARDEN 17 Hawthorne Rd. KENNETH P. BARRY 137 Grove St. fo LISA BARRON 40 Smith Sr. SHERRI A. BATCHELDER 988 Main sn. 5 Maw ,mf Q 29 :gi I CAROL BAXTER 60 Dobbins St. AREDIS B. BAZARIAN 44 Cedar Hill La. 74 DEBORAH I. BEAUMONT BONNIE BECKER 84 Harvard St. 23 Graymore Rd. L ,, o I , , Q 1 5 gg 9 1 5 , A X MITCHELL BECKER 132 Hillcrest Rd. ' 2 .V Q 1 x 'BRA - ROBERT BELKIN 158 Church St. 1 ,' 1 M L A BARRY BELLA JOHN BELLIVEAU 109 Milton St. 220 Ash St. 'f CHRISTOPHER BERNARD PETER BERTRAND 175 Newton St. 83 Plymouth St. 45- LORI ANN BENNETT 19 Wellington St. LYNNE A. BESSO 155 Seminole Ave. DEBORAH BEERS 97 Bowdoin Ave. IOANNE E. BELL 3 Freemont Ter. 4112 fly' N21 fa ' . My I U KATHERINE BERGANTINO 51 Bruce Rd. STEPHEN BETTINELLI 48 Silver Hill La. MIK '39 than bw THOMAS BIANCHI 98 Vernon St. WN DEBRA A. BIZZOZERO 20 Albemarle Rd. 1 ' , 76 ALAN I. BLUMENREICH 87 Hobbs Rd. . IODI BIENSTOCK 704 Stearns Hill Rd. we - 4 , k:f I 'i JOYCE K. BIZZOZERO JEFF H. BLACKMAN HEATHER BLAIKLOCK 20 Albemarle Rd. 84 Berkley St. 152 Greenwood La. EUGENE BOEGLIN ROBERT P. BOLDUC JOHN BONAZZI 69 Graymore Rd. 249 Florence Rd. 26 Blossom St. 1 LEE A. BONFILIO MIEDALIA BONILLA WILSON BONILLA 5 25 Alterwood Rd. 11 Cross St. 123 Charles St. MICHAEL BORDENCA PAULA E. BOSWORTH JOANNE BOUCHER 39 Pleasant St. 151 Ravenswood Rd. 14 Howard St. -3' ANN M. BOOTH 1165 Trapelo Rd. LOUIS R. BOUDREAU 322 Crescent St. IACQUELINE BOUDROT 42 Weir Rd. V GINETTE BOURGEOIS A 20 Tip Top Ter. M..- mv' ... gf-wa rg www-'H JANICE BOURGEOIS LISA BOURGEOIS ROSE E. BOURGEOIS NADINE D. BOURQUE 223 Grove St. 138 Ellison Pk. I 18 Winthrop St. 94 Chestnut St. I a 3? Ib ,iz 25 Qu-1 -5 55 52 :J HP' o Hs '-I S25 ru 'JU CHRISTOPHER BOWLEY KATHLEEN BOWMAN 1 201 Ash St. 102 Marlborough Rd. 1 , R35 ' 13- - wif. i-::i,:s ygmy - -, Q.: mf 4 I I .b i, is . E my A . I , I I DANIEL E. BOYD MAUREEN BRADY KEVIN R. BRANNELLY JILL M. BROOKS 12 Montclair Ave. 27 Willard St. 48 Albert St. 82 Longfellow Rd. ANNE M. BROPHY 137 Villa St. k . . 5x13 Y SUSAN BURSTEIN 36 Riverside Dr. SANDRA M. BUTCHER 38 Sterling Rd . BRIAN BUTLER 1625 Trapelo Rd. KENNETH BROWN LISA BRUNACCINI '76 Lawrence St. '76 Ledge Rd. I CYNTHIA A. BYRNE 96 Summit St. BEVERLY BYAM 35 Warren Ave. -'fr OSVALDO BURGOS 234 Charles St. MARYANNE BUSHARD 2 Montclair Ave. STEPHEN BUTEAU 41 Walnut St. CARMELA CACI 237 Ash. St. I,,.4M,,, C93 JULIE R. CALLAHAN 386 Forest St. ,I , ,. fi 3 B Ii f KEVIN M. CALLAHAN 158 Trapelo Rd. k.,,. PHILLIP CAMPBELL WILLIAM CAMPBELL 7 Randall St. 18 Wampum Ave. . 8532 PAUL CAPPADONA 635 Beaver St. ROSANN CAPPADONA 212 Robbins St. FRANK CAN TONE 21 Addison Rd. AIQAPAI MARIE CARAMANIS 224 Robbins St. , . I KATHLEEN CALLAHAN 47 Overlook Rd. MARYJANE CALLAHAN I 34 Edwin Rd. f I I I I I 3, A a Y DONNA M. CAPPADONA I 196 Ash St. JOHN J. CARBERRY I 10 Humboldt St. I , I if-'BQ F JAIME A. CARDILLO 1 46 Werherbee Rd. WALTER CARROLL 70 Canterbury Rd . JOHN CASELLA 241 Temple Rd. fl 'Q I I Ross MARY CASEY 5 23 Virginia Rd. JOSEPH S. CARLE PATRICIA CARNEY BRUCE A. CARR 72 Porter Rd . 100 Hawthorne Rd. 150 Hardy Pond Rd. JOSEPH J. CARUSO VICTORIA CARUSO CATHY CASELLA 1349 Trapelo Rd. 80 Kendall Pk. 122 Winter St. Www 122 Winter St . ,J-H ,sf- x a RICHARD J. CASELLA 91 M THOMAS M. CASEY 23 Virginia Rd. .1 ev aw PATRICIA CASSIDY 45 Iennings Rd . .me LEE CETRANO SUSAN CATINO SANDRA CELLUCCI CHRISTINE CENTOLA 56 Willow St. 8 Patkview Rd. 15 Chatham La. ROBERT A. CI-IENEVERT IOI-IN M. CHIASSON FUNG CI-IIN 254 Weston St. 427 Lincoln St. 2 Rosemont Ave. 490 Lexington St. DONNA M. CINCOTTA 263 River St. if - . ' r 7 Xl 1 x 2 Va I 1. i if 82 MAUREEN CLANCY 3 Chesterbrook Rd . MARY L. CLAFFEY 371 Crescent St. y 5, CHARLES CLARKE 211 College Farm Rd. ...Ll ROBERTI. COATES DON A. COLEMAN 37 Hammond St. 51 Warren St. JAMES COLEMAN SCOTT F. COLEMAN 350 Bacon St. 34B Hansen Rd. PATTI ANN COLLINS ODILLE M. COMEAU MATTHEW G. CONDON 236 Grove St. 32 Overlook Rd. 302 Warren St. 12 Kingston Ter. ' E MARK COLLETT 5 x 'os' V I LI-IARON CONNOLLY ALICE L. CONNORS PATRICK CONRAN JOANNE CONTI .2 Lawton Pl. 378 Newton St. 60 Kingston Rd. 153 Alder St. MARY E. CORAZZINI MARIANNE CORBETT 39 Barnes St. 37 Chester La. Vg'-...v 'l! 34 DEBORAH A. CORMIER EUGENE I. CORMIER 52 Rich St. 150 Hammond St. STEPHEN M. CORCORAN 14 Florence Rd. GLENN F. CORMIER 5 Chester La . CAROL A. CONWAY 58E Hansen Rd. STEVEN CONZO 43 Curtis St. 1 l I A 4 4 A ARNOLD L . CORMIER 199 Prospect Hill Rd . B 4 . , I I w r I :I1 . NANCY M. CORMIER 51 Amherst Ave. 9 rt . I I I 4 f I I i I . ' PAMELA CORMIER PATRICIA CORMIER IEAN M. COSGROVE SALVATORE COSTA :48 Dorchester St. 60 Rich St. 45 Caughey St. 1 Bemis Ave. E. 'I QW NANCY COULTER LINDA I. COXALL ROBERT I. COYE RAYMOND A. CRANE '70 Chaffee Ave. 54 Turner St. 859 Lexington St. 25B Dermody Rd. K+., Qi X 5 A DAVID W. CREAMER l 4 4 I I i 5 GARY M. CRISAFULLI I 44 Doty St. I 36 Arcadia Ave. . : ig Iax gff I 52 THOMAS E. CRONIN 74 Marianne Rd. YT RAYMOND CUSANO 360 Waverley Oaks Rd . MARY E . CUTLER 1 Gorham St. , .,..- .,.' f. . Q X z , X X V. X K C si. 86 PAUL DAIGLE 250 Main St. . pf I 5 SUSAN CROTEAU DONNA M. CURTIN ALLEN CUSANO 664 Lakeview Ter. 91 Chester La . 5 Chester La. HAROLD CUTLER 1 Gorham St. ANNA CUTTONE 16 James St. JOSEPH DAMICO RICHARD DANGIO LOUIS P. DARVIRRIS 1131 Main St. 196 Villa St. 139 Warwick Ave. IOSEPH L. DEANGELO BRIAN DELACEY PRISCILLA DELANEY CYNTHIA E. DELFINO 14 Winthrop St. 24 Wilmot Rd. 25 Townsend St. '70 Adams St. SANDRA DELFINO 14 John St. STEPHEN P. DEMARCO 321 Lincoln St. DEBORAH DENARO JOSEPH W. DENEAULT 51 Parkview Rd. 146 Seminole Ave. v .1 1.14 ,ff I2 ff',. e'ff- 1 J V H2621-ff f, T'? -.Qld ---'ix SCOTT M. DENNEHY MARY E. DePASS LYNN DESMOND KAREN A . DiCICCO 1088 Main St. 47 Ellison Pk. 260 Brown St. 11 Noonan SI- VINCENT M. DiGREGORIO 32 Wamsutta Ave. MARIE S. DINALLO 125 Felton St. LOUIS C. DISANZA 4 Chester Ave . r 88 THOMAS DOOLEY 48 Gale St. JAMES J. DOHERTY 44 Kingston Rd . GAIL E. DOUCETTE 83 Cabot St. DOMINIC DOMINIJANN 97 Grove St. Sw Ss IACQUELIN DOUCETTE 27 Ash St. GRACE DiMASI 17 Wadsworth Ave . PAUL I . DINEEN 80 Dobbins St. l V WENDY E. DONLE 64 Greer St. 1 A E I I J' I I 1 f 3 ' I 0 WILLIAM DOUTHART I 42 Cleveland Rd . Q -v STEPHEN DOWDY BRIAN DOYLE MARK DOYLE KAREN DOZIER 21 Demerest St. 10 Allen Rd. 25 Wilton St. 58 Florence Rd. .G DEBRA DUBIE A 7 MARGARET DUFFEY DAVID DUFFY KEVIN DUFFY l 207 College Farm Rd. 68 Wilbur St. 376 Crescent St. 88 Bedford St. X . 'F arf 51 L Ns i . Q l Yr 5 2 -1 PAULA DUFFY 2, SUSAN DULONG 198 High St. 713 South St. Lf ' 1 ,, if H . x 8 ,. . ., 'us 'Mi - 1 1 . f.' V3 . h . 1 .AUREN DWYER GLENN ECCLES 30 Hillcrest Rd. 24 Tomlin St. ,pr ww .Nb QI fr 6214 CAROL EDMUNDS JAMES EGAN MARCELLE EL FAR STEPHEN ELDRIDGE 68 Dale St. 35 Ellison Park 183 'Weston St. 111 Rockridge Rd. KENNETH ELLIOT ELIZABETH ENGLISH MARY ENGLISH CHERYL ESSMAN 34 Augustus Rd . 96 Doty St. 784 Beaver St. 30A Amory Rd. I I I I I I I I I I I I 7311. N.L,.,,,Nx A mi Q-r,qff,1g:fz fy - I X I Ziifhfgf ijij- f aff I .. ,, I w,x. 3, ,. W. LMA N Y ,.Z'fjg5- ff - Q2 J. I nf, N- - ,, , M--M +, 'iff' , I JI V V ..,...Mr PAMELA FALONE ROBERT FALZONE 52 Jennings Rd. 42 Livermore Rd. P33 , f, 1,1913 A . lf, 4 -- 0, K vt f qv, 3964, A, Qi? WUI' '- f4 '1-Z WI ffhb, HIJ1-FMA ,L fog: 21 A :e fl: I '55 Q1 1 1' 90'1fM S' lf gillxuiglw ..m. 'Na N. Ls UQ I R4 .L - r' 3- 4, ' :T ff. wf- fi .-is . :',p':.n si ,Z X bn. C A V H . F ' ': II , 0 'I' R 5, 'ffl' -, ff, I-pri PATRICIA FAMOSI RAYMOND FANARA 651 Trapelo Rd. 21 Christopher Rd. A I DENISE FARRELL MAUREEN FARRELL 13 Derby St. 13 Reyem St. KEVIN M. FEELEY FRANCIS I. FEENEY 29 Cabot St. 85 Copeland St. IOY FENTON MARK R. FERRO LEE I. FETBROTH LISA FINE 414 Forest St. 337 Grove St. Y 28 Whitman Rd. 104 Ravenswood Rd. DAVID K. FINLEY EDMUND J. FINNELL SUSAN H. FIORILLO GARY J. FITZGERALD 1105 Lexington St. 24 Bruce Rd. 57 Charlotte Rd. 1219 Trapelo Rd. 'S 'Q 8 4 ' 1 rl I 7 we 4 I . ., f. if , H 921 4 - ,M i , -,mf ay, ,-w X4-gow. ,. ,W ' 2 yprgy, I 1 . gf 'Q' -1 - 4? 1' in ,v 8, ff 4 if MATTHEW FITZGERALD 31 Wyola Prospect PAMELA FITZGERALD 179 Florence Rd. ,W --Mmagn JOSEPH R FLYNN KEVIN M FOGG MARY T FORKIN SALLY A FORSTER 66 Vernon St 33 Grlman Rd 85 Boynton St 10 Orchard Ave A , 1 ,Q RHEAL FOUGERE CI-IERYL A . FRISOLI MICHELLE FURDON CI-IERYL A. FUSSELL 220 Ash St. 52 Albert St. 38 Floyd St. 44 Elson Rd. is SUSAN FYFE 185 Willow St. MARY GALLAGHER 58 Ellison Pk. PATRICIA GALVIN 58 Tolman St. GWEN GARDINER 30 Maple St. ALBERT A. GABRIELLI DAVID L. GAGNON BRIAN I. GALLAGHER 39 Chesterbrook Rd. 520 Lexington St. 104 Warwick Ave. SUE ELLEN GALLAGHER 104 Warwick Ave. 4 if . ANNE GALLANT MICHAEL L. GALLANT 28 Cherry St. 688 Moody St. .. MK: 4 in ..- e ,V ' W . Wu-.- - -I 1 A ' 1- . I , ,- . , fx' M. - - rc' . '. ' if' fllfhapx- ,V .y ng.. , V .J ,w I gf. ., ' ,,.,,L'. n,. 1 Aft.. X, :1E.wff,,' . iijfzm 1-1, ,ff tai. Q' yt.. ' , , , . . f L All V- , . , ,. , ,. Q KATHRYN GARRETT 41 Cliff Rd. DENNIS GAUDET 29 Adams St. Z MICHAEL GAUDET 34 Guinan St. sq, , , A MAUREEN GARRITY 40 Silver Hill Lane JOYCE GARVIN BRIAN GAUDET '7 Joy St. 82 Guinan St. LEONA GAUDET 32 Middle St. -- if 4 V '7if:! f, . 4 - I . ,u b,y,g.k,z,.g5e,,l3gf . 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Randy Hayes V ,Q 'z ' '.,wH'v 2!-': 23251-ig., ' 'VZVJ-, VVVV V .. . 75,1 .,.. jj, Q. ' , Vi:.,,,, Ifggf, K R2-Y RUSS0 , ff V ark Lalzorest I ' '1 M' 7 9'5k'rfV A'4,'sw.-w4V4Axxf4w,,-f41w'f 7 H '- ' Glen Cormier ' ' 1 Dave Valdanbrlm Steve Algeu M Basketball 'wo-...,, psf' 100 ...ff- 'ln-q , w ' wr , X' f . Brockton The 1975-1976 Varsity Basketball Team was a suc- cess story in itself. With none of the starters returning from last year's squad, Coach Sorin expected problems, but instead he received a tournament berth. The W. H . S . Basketball Team became one of the only three Suburban League Teams to make the Eastern Mass. Tournament. Coach Len Sorin should be credited with drilling his team, equipped with talent, dedication, and the will to win, into a top notch outfit. The starting team consisted of Suburban League All Stars Jim Nocera, and Don Place, with Joe Carle, John Generoso , and Ray Russo rounding out the squad. Reserves Randy Hayes and Glen Cormier typified the team's personality by continually coming off the bench and giving all-star performances. Highlights of the season were the election of lim Nocera and John Generoso as Co-Captainsg beating Somerville High twice, which a W.I-I. S . club has not accomplished in more than twenty years, and a berth in the Eastern Mass. Tournament. VA.A , -.... ga:- 9 U' s - or - u.. B J XX 1: , E f ,,..f ...f inn! x..f7 N-1 w. ui' .-5 VL L L I my 3, 53 Q PRQNT Row john Adams t Tim n uvi, 3 5' A I t Eric Steinberg .1 Steve Gaiser K wa A1 egg ff? ' ' ,5f 'ta,, 5 5 Pa Joe or1gi2hdo 531 Margie Faulstichtk Coach Joe Tranchita Ken Samuelian Frank Shea Coach I . Lee Gould Nick Powers Ed Hunter Tom Banks Steve DeVincent Manager Boys' Track '75-'76 1 1 714 LV? -krv ' ' 'f', -.'4kFfvt?f. 4 Waltham Track had a successful season and can be credited with a hard working team and a lot of very good individual efforts. Fine performances by sophomores John Adams and Brian Regan added to junior efforts by Chris Moran, Doug Olney and Nick Powers that helped to make a strong team . Senior sprinters pulled through most of the meets with great efforts from Tom Banks, Bob Gross, Ed Finnell, Gary Tanashian, Mike Reynolds and Steve Corcoran. The State meet was well represented this year with seven boys making it into the semi-finals and five placing. Both Coaches can be complimented for their dedica- tion and help throughout the season. 85,4 .Vnp M, 'Q-Q. 105 f gp- , K af .Q W 5,1 may 4 L fl , G1 U 10 A W X :mt A u g U V 1 43 0 334 4 3 7 Wm Rell fu 'S Q? ff fx W D ., ,- Stage Band I ff! .333 , , r-H .' Q- J ., w ,,., ,q , . X, T . S as Y E if Q 1 F ,Y j, 1451,-,h District Band nd Orchestra ROW ONE: Siobhan McGillicuddy, Paul I-Iarrimanii, Kyriaki Voulgaropoulos. STANDING: Mark Adamsi, Doug Nallyifi, Bob Rickettsi, Hyung Kim. MISS- ING: Karen Vacarello, Michael Burstein. 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'A ' X f f 'A A ' , W a - , ,. 0 , A C A A. x f r- .0 1 0 ' 5 . e Y ' ' JL flag -f 'i fg A r .- A ,X ' A .. ,failigf a'+'1Z I ham was against much larger teams. Despite this handicap, Waltham finished fourth in a tough Suburban League . During the season , the following records were broken: Curt O'Hara , a junior, broke the record in the 500 yard Freestyle, Charlie O'Brien, a sophomore, broke the record in the 100 yard Breastroke, and ley relay record . Seniors Sean McGui1licuty and Brian Doyle were also important point winners. With the return of Co-captains Biff O'Hara and Dan Anthony, Coach Donahue has high hopes for next season. This year's Waltham High Swim Team compiled a 4-5 record. With a team of eleven swimmers, Walt- the relay team of Dan Anthony , Charlie O'Brien, Curt O'Hara and Jon Meliones, broke the 200 yard med- , ,A Coach Peter Donahue Captain Ion Meliones i II2 ml .MKKQWWQ X W--u 1 'Wh 1 f 2.5 ,9 jx s -,v,. ' S his vi.. J -r fc! -M 3 'Q 4 , 1 .-aw., 4Z Q my 5, wp? 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Q1 'YW Q . s 4, -Q., , , I 4 .- ff V .Q 4 , - ' gum, in ', :gy 'N ' ' 2. 5 Mgr ' X 3 !,,, I, X '57 xgg um 34 , 4 ' QQJ3-:aff ru ' V 'Ein' w ,ag J. 'Y' ww, HJ I :tml B If vim . -3 viuf E -x ww-'W234 X555 , ., x 1 krfiww- ' WN: If .X '31 'iw 32 r ,pr v--- '-,L , 1 X In X 'M 'ff-A -5 'Q 4, .1 if .1 . r-L+' 'F 'vw' 'W ' 53Kg'2.,QmwFs- 3 R A In FIRST ROW: Leda Babin, Chris Moynilan, Kate McQuad, Sue James. SECOND ROW: Tom Ledger, Paul Daigle, Brian McPherson, Bob O'Brian, Tim Kelly, Lester McKenzie, Steve Daigle, Bob Cusick, Mike McNamara. THIRD ROW: Coach Doyle, Joe Dudek, Chuck Surrette, Torn Mclnnis, Preston Boudreau, Dick Collins, Steve Clark, Tom Alarand, Tom Doudy, John McGuire, Coach Yetten. X in .5 -yiprsx ,KW I ,. A3 X , .. 3 Q - ,F S . 'F ' N .9 5 gt: - A Q si , l 'I' Bram l K l 4 l .llc The Hockey Season ended with a fairly successful record for first year head coach Peter Yetten and his players. The team, led by Captain Bob O'Brien, turned the trick six times with big wins over arch-rival Newton and a powerful Weymouth South sextet. Although handicapped by inexperience, they managed to skillfully compete in a strong Suburban League. Coach Yetten sees a brighter future for Waltham Hockey, as he welcomes a host of talented underclassmen to his next year's squad. ,..a mp ,. -? U , 4.3 in A mi! Q in ...D 1 M .,.,h..,. - Z I U ,Q 1' w fi Q f '1 .41 Ti f .5 . - 'K 1 .J , I ' x ii f l fu: 5 f U...l P . inf.. tw- Q .' ,Quai A. E 'ug M-fl. 'Tig I If ' - ow' ,f ,cw ,,,, E ,. . -ff'Q'x- 7'3!5:'w,'R1m HP-at-.g-N S LEQQ' :FQ QQ: 33:3 - ' 1 Ha uf Cf! ,W gr' f .4 ' Wi- , w.-4.,.,1 , x-5:,..:g --W xgnglg . 5 , 4, Il 'fu my 'fifzk'-. - N 'lt' 312. . n, 'EQ-I Mila -wb 5 4 ,V- rx-rR'f'.u. ' ul' Q ,. 1.-..1. , -.Suu-..,, ., , wwf .W 3 wxgyw '.g,,,i , X Q' - L, 4 ..' -A. 'X-Q-'-'H'-7:-s:a:i:f:., 'ff- V :win ' V ,gw '- . ,gi W,v,L'4' ' fi nv v-.. Q, fl .Q ,,.,7..b, , w. xx., - , .EQ M ' -9 cfm.-:Q,gQT ' ff,ii 3 1 L-'WW - aim m 'X Hockey '75-'76 25. wa .232 'f ,og , -LX .v, I fwufas.,-ziwizmf V nu 1 w.L,r.w-nv. LM HW. A M., V ' H ':M ,m'v': A. in ' F ' ,, W HA , f, f5'3f,e'f 5Mv3,ii:kg. cg .3 f . x ' ' 'f' 4? M' 'Nf' if I F ,A . Ori mf 1 R M in 'nl .4 ,1 '- -x A . .ui aww' wad fx w L ' ' ' 9.3-0' 45, A Q mv Awww N 1 .sis ww aww 0 Wrestling '75-'76 ef Suburban League Tri Champions fl: 1. fi' 'I t 1 an . Yr J, , Tv t A iw . All gs is y B 5 if f ' .ami , 1' 1 , 'A , . 'h:v.Ig', . lx . A, W , 5' af fv f 'H SUE' sz-M' 35 .WEB A Q QQ g aftamses 8 R , .. am C 63 52?-,,Le5ri5gton5f2 2 in ,S I. V . tl., 4 , x K x -dx 2 Rx a- thang 1 Waltham 'A , I ' NV .XSS -,.-., .,,.,. .A-V-av., at ' '-f.:-::f1:.'f::sgi- ,si-52,5-s . M , , St Qian ' '7 fbff . ' I S Y 1. in , al ,sa ,, N vx 2 55' J Q J ,gs 3 ,QQ Q X Q 0 ,SQ Syux gl, 2 .zgozgr afv U1 xl, U 1 92 ' 5 1 L' x x 3 N if-Q 'Se X a t l , ,U , N X ,Q Y my Kv K R s, Q Sl x 4 fl' 3- W l W ,., . E C AA ' P. ,- ' 'u:f' faa - ixfa 30 f11 Q Technical ?5g3tfa'l1haam' Newt5iTN6rrhWW 'KQX rf lf2fitpa1nfV C C-19' Brookline - - r 15 Rialthatriigv my , M Mil e g ::, YN'31lh21ITIl5i?Z ' X 2 or Waltham Walthamr Waltham Waltham -i Vi? -,i. Vyk, y H1 ,Q 5EgfQf5lf -fi ,IQ . 3, ..,, .,...,, A, W al than1?ii2t3iii '-,' Waltham ,,e,. Q C, ,Tis f X 8 la , f:-- aw .....,... R. as N if at-,1,-1::Nf,., M., MJ X 'ifcvk-rl-5-,zrwtmay - , X ' e 4 t 3 by 18 3, ke X is is u wk 0 X ef, A 5-7 T K 5 N Q w X 50 ff, X' 1 W -1 W H X QQ 1? 15 gr-::fNa.t - 3 - -A Q, - gt Mt. K X 1:12-away.-.11-:,:..?,t3 23 M fm, 1 ,X rl fx , f. Mm My .a 4 my N 3 2 Aiwa Ura' 5 ff . 'H 3 H A M WV U Q , N Ma, My 4 ,, kwa, my w 'alia t ,Q fi , 1 . cc tg fx t, V , f ,X , SF 5 xt N X Ja 1 f Q s GQ X Q QNX X314 XJ t Q, , B E A 'i 193: , ,Q , H W KS f 0 X XX:-av xwaav qwx X -it ,Q v X Wm N + X I , r-wx + 6,53 ' ff , xg, a , X la Qu 5 , X., 4 3 ,ggi , Se Ca N 1 K aa 'B 9 W X.x'a1Lharhqe,.., xr .rx rw Waltham Waltharn, 1. 120 it 5 529, rf'-Elggjfgingham ,oorth 23' t J fr ,f,.v,-,N,1...:- A ' . , , k - H P ., ..,, Q Q. X , ,,,.,w,,,,,,, , V . .11g,..::'..-5.l'fwL', ff X, xxx ROW I: A1 Manokian, Wilson Bonilla, Brian Hurley, Gregg Schoener, Ronald Thibodeau, Tony Lombardo, Sal Barba, A1 Texiera, Bob Calnan, John Mallin, Bruce Carr, Mario Martin, John Lus- kin, Coach Phil Riccio. ROW II: Coach John Passarini, Kevin Pratt - manager, Steve Sjostedt, Dave Pidgeon, Pete Burke, Bob Arsenault, Pierre Martin, Mike Dieso, Mike Higgins, George Mar tin, Paul Brady, Mike Attardo, Sal Distetano, Ken Kaloostian, Coach Nick Mirabile. ,lay UFWWW fs 'lv it in The most rewarding dual meet season in the history of Waltham Wrestling is the way Coach Passarini describes the 1975-'76 wrestling season. The bicentennial wrestling campaign earned thirteen victories and a share of the Suburban League Championship. The team's most valua- ble wrestler was John Mallin. The teams most outstanding wres- tler was junior Gregg Schoener. Both of these athletes broke Fred Smerlas' team point record of eight points. Stunning upset victories over Newton North, Defending New England Champ Lowell, and Bay State Champ Framingham North highlighted the season. All Suburban League honors were earned by five Waltham wrestlers. The One Two Punch of Gregg Schoener and Tony Lombardo. Al Texiera and Co-Capt. Bruce Carr held first team position, and Co- Capt. John Mallin earned second team. John was also a District Champion. With nine of the twelve starters returning the future of Waltham wrestling looks bright. if 'Mt ag!- 4 4. lf 'SM .. 1. Y ffl f ffwwfylg I - f ng 974' ra 1 '. 1- 'i. ' 1:- fetal I f . .titty 1-cm..-.. -1 - T H, v N 1 ' ' O ' wld 'A f.', W- ' P' .Gil f,-r ,, mf, , M. Q ' ' ina 3 .. gr , 1 5 My 'M V 5 f f V 9 . ' . y If 1 W ' J 1 W 2 K H Vx. , :ge 4 , F ' 'X-Qi n. i . :ig Q .lys- :--A-1 4' r r, 4 . ,DB gf .H was 'P Q' 1-fl gl Y' 4 ln-,:. ' E 'Slime ? I Ta: 3 ' Aw Ll 1. pdl .. I This year's Girls' Basketball Team experienced not only moments of happi- ness, but also moments ,of frustration. After a slow start, losing 4 of their first 6 , the girls came on to win 3 in a row. The second half of the season was highlighted by the excellent game with Brockton and the near upset of undefeated Cambridge Latin. The scoring talents of co-captains Marianne Corbett C133 pts.J and Paula Allia C116 pts.j backed by a strong defense was the key to the team's suc- cess. The Varsity and Junior Varsity teams finished the season with the mis- leading records of 7-9 and 8-8 , respec- tively. This is not the end , but only the beginning for girl's basketball, thanks to Mr. Connors who has started a whole new program for girls at Waltham High. H VARSITY RECORD Wins-'7 Losses-9 Quincy 41-44 North Quincy Z 36-32 Brookline 40-21 Brockton ' 13-54 Cambridge Latin Wa 28-56 Waxmaaih -t - U 26 29 C4 S' .-If vt . V' ..1:A,w!- , ., 1. 1 5'-5 ' we iii' , ,i , A -'-, 1 t, 1 28-81 c WeYm0ul55fi??9??!?ii?51gzfl:l 36-32 . NCWIOM-i1'j???Tgfff'f-r?:'i?1' , 38-43 V ig. - , f. .315 ga1,,gQ:f.,,. .zvif--rf, r 1-e,it3y,a Aw- 1 ga - 5.'1w3r'ysa fr 'A 41.5,-,qg.f,4 .5 ' I 1 eff xi' ,.g,.g- are :tis-afar f-. , ' ',f,f,z,a 5- ., 1 ,V . 53,15 if r -' f f we 2 . 5 rf-3 , 21 xr--WS,-, , ix' mt- ' ',?f 1-,fs-1?'1,,1,g.:,1 , r-,ff Q fm , V ff, Q,m'ffr f!':?i':- A ' X -9 X f :sa ,Fwwf-',,'.: . sf - 553?-'-fffafekwiifi2??fffi52L'isf-4S 'YQ . 5' r fi-1 za' . A' 124 VARSITY FRONT ROW: Co-captain Paula Allia, Coach Robert Connors, Co-captain Marianne Corbett. BACK ROW: Jane Olivo, Debbie Aucoin, Elaine Rancatore, Carol Latorre, Cindy Kiley, Wendy Mullett, Patricia Car- ney, Yvette Daigle, Kathy Corliss, Laraine Bogosian. Steps! . . . Run the ! ' offense! . . . Oh Darling . . . It wasn't my foul . . . We lost it at the foul line . . . Oh no, look who's reffing! . . . Please no suicides! . . . Drive to the basket . . . Announcinga new member on the team Stacy Lee Connors . . . Which way are we going? . . . Rebound! . . . You're gonna do it my way from now on . . . They're so big! . . . Practice in the blizzards . . . B. Ball. . . C.C. . . . We got to do it . . . We almost beat them. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Sandy Hynes, Margaret Rooney, Nancy Corcoran, Co-captain Carol Baxter, Iacki Bauer, Maryanne McNamara, Lillian Aviles, Charlotte Cristofori. BACK ROW: Joyce Brockway, Sue Keijzo, Gerri Oriffice, Jackie Forster, Sandra Aldred, Patty Nix, Cindy Priest, Judy Bannister, Coach Chris Molonea . iw G9 I , ' : J ,1-1i '-1- ----. Ski Team 'GA My N. , y ,Ss f. -A 2 , Z gs -G E -1Yf -W ' ' . is 1. X 32 r - Y E '-3 1 ?' P. , f li ,. ' 5 gf 1 R 113191 ,jigs 11 , r . Pj 1 ,. V pfcrniplyigp -- .... ' ft -- ,, - s-ss Q , -win g B af- : F I p A-. WA QXRW' ' fs- 'e ' J 4 ' . Yfw' . A ij eff feiGif?T fV fi '? 'rfB S. . f f ,v X --'-- A ' . 111 -e .z r Qs.-W' . 1 1 1 sm ' s ', A, 'M sesuseewwwwivrrew ' Z1 ,,.. ve 9531? ' ' , ' W ' P5 - f, S 'Gh F T 5 EQ H , A- 'ELL' ,gy YM Q 1 ard' M - .. ., -, O , sysyif. 5 .fm- Q 5 f B ' a ' A 33 f riff 'ga l-my-L ' 5 ' Jef 2- Us if-Qtrii P-5, ,- ' W X lf -ss l F if This year's season was a great success. Steve Ohnemus and Beth Shinnick were cho- sen as the team's M.V.P. 's. Beth Shinnick won the Skier's Master Trophy for being the league's number one female skier on the basis of her three first place finish and one second place. Howie's Dentyne Awards . . . Laugh it up Funnyboy! . . . Co-Cap . . . Caldo- na's Atomic World Cup . . . Fiori . . . June, you missed the last gate! . . . John, without your poles this time . . . Bobby, how's your wrist? . . . cross-country tomorrow, guys! . . . Thank God, the cross-country race was rained out! . . . C'mon Bob , put your Harts in it! Coach . . . Sharkie, quit jumping and come and practice ! ,Q ' is ,Q . -5-4 5 f was -lx.-,Iv , 4- 1 . ', .ev .J U -'sf- ,ls 'S-.F,,..... Nas,-nn-,.... 5 I vig ,gt r . j. A ,ff ROW I: Janet Doherty, Barbara Cail, Karen Trimble, June Mouradjian, Vicki Rizzo, John Battalino, Bob Gillen, Chris Joliet. ROW II: Coach Howard MacLeave, Sue Trimble, Beth Shinnick, Chris Hays, Tim Sharky, Frank Shea, Ted Ohne mus, Jim Callahan, Bob Baxter, Co-Capt. Lisa Bourgeois, Co-Capt. Steve Ohnemus. MISSING: Maureen Shelley. '15 'ii 44' in . '19 MH J ri rf. , -A ' i 'F.j ' s W .Ag .,-K. I , , v. pa4.k0,,V ,fy -KM, Z-.2', ,.,- ,. , fl S --1. 55:0 X ,I ,film l 4-3. Sr. Facult Basketball Q W 1 su Robin Bisson, lill Brooks, Stephanie Salvucci, Debbie Giusti -,..- Basketball Cheerleaders , , ' ?' t Susan Martin, Co-Capt. Rhonda Gudewich, Anne Brophy, Co- 13 S Capt. Kathy Mirabile. Come on Lou, make it two! . . . What died on my face . . . That was the pits . . . Can the laugh Debbie . . . Yeah Joe Carle . . . Hello Patriots. How do you do! , . . No talking on the bus . . . Stephanie and Ladies . . . Forget the cartwheels . . . Yup Yup Yup . . . Wanna get lucky? ' . . Get me out of here! gn . S n X 4 - - fi.- ....1, L+, -11...-T ,.,-- ' L i, l is i ,mfg .df N, Ni Q f 14 6 V I.: W' ZH , .- - J. 6. . mei? Am ,X V 4,- w yr www 5 ff I, I ,.,- .- Senior- ft Underclassmen Basketball Game Q K ' ' -ml . 'ix A- ! .. i ' h v, Q X. V 'J ' Tw-N I ,ov X 5-1 ln .4 r ' Ai I 5 I ...A SY fx is li r .g ' K K 5 Ma .-.. ' ' ' .fe-wiv vi 'Nz-S54 ' vw . ,, . -2 .Q - uv ' I 133 Sr. Faculty Hocke 2 J 'WK 'ii xs ., 'C -99 X f-M.. ,.v,. , f S' 3. N. 1 5 ,. ' L af 134 b vw ,J Hockey Cheerleaders Pass the cheez-its . . . No tip for the nip . . . Phone call for Dickie! . . . eeh-naa! . Baby Team Baby . . . Go McSqueezer . . . Do it Do it, Alright! . . . Who are you trying to imPRESS? . . . PARTY . . . Benchies . . . It s SO hot ln here . . . Scenery to the left, girls . The ref beats his wife . . . tch . . . Hagether . . . Anna Banana . . . Idon t 11ke that cheer! . . . AnNUNciate . . . Let's do the Znd line-up! Linda Larrabee, Kathy Bryson, Co-Capt. Janice Stanton, Judy Ohnemus, Kathy Ohnemus, Nancy Mula, Ann Kane, Co-Capt. Mary Shea, Susan Maher, Karen Vincuilla. MISSING: CAdvisor Nancy McGuireJ. 5? Jn. rj' AL, Q Powder Puff Hockey 1 1 m -I I .M X, I W I la E ,. 1 . vihm N V ti 5 P. 5 it t K X .n ,K 'Q-1 S5 si Th1s year the Waltham Rlfle Team had the hrghest League average . Although at trmes there were not enough members for some matches, the team mem bers present always came through wrth needed pornts Drsadvantaged by the number of members, the team was only able to take second place rn the 5 33' Chamonix, France February 13-22 On February 13, 1976 a group of 35 students with faculty advisor, Mr. James McDonnell, left Boston for an eight day ski spree in Chamonix, France. Two feet of fresh powder greeted the group on their arrival in Chamonix and made for excellent skiing through the entire week. This was the third annual European Ski Spree for Waltham High. The first was Innsbruck, Austria and the second was Cervinia, Italy. Plans for next year's trip are Zell Am See, Austria, Borneo, Italy or Colorado. I si li Who left the key in the front door? . . . Why did J Johnny Rogal buy those horns? . . . I ain't paying for the donuts . . . Ihave to go to the bathroom . . . Someone I turn on the lights in 38 . . . I forgot my pass . . . It's saved for Beth, who else . . . Two bit bar . . . The Bedford Girls . . . Red the Miser . . . Bionic Mele . . Johnny Rogal . . . I got it all on film . . . Try and learn her name, she will try and learn yours . . . The Boston Bump . . . We're telling on the two of you . . . Imiss my hat . . . Does anyone else use the showers? . . . Don't touch me . . . Give us loners a chance . . . Burnsy for onesy . . . Bum washers . . . Salami breath . . . Iwant your boots . . . Machine Gun Jodi . . . hate poma lifts Blue . . Where is the hotel? . . . Jackie Que Wim ' fm if 3 ,,,, s 'Simi . ' t ff I J 1: ,ixlil .' S 1: N. N' Q' gfgii+,,. SQL is 5 My xw 1 -'Q I , p. 1 f . IJ 14 x N img 'i Wi 4, I ,vi - a C ' A--va-f ur., X r 'V A -- Q v ,1 .V -. Q , 414, . b , M, ,wx -C' rv 1 ,,..-4' I39 FI , .N gg-va, W . are , f 272'-f ,M 1, 'l52?f'fK?,r,f Y -wz,w, t 1, N , V, - .vii T -1. Q, -Q N? iff Q -,Q-.-,nv ky A - .2 ,Q . ff: . V N , 4' T ff M 9242 1. fs G17 1 'S ,f .- , f mm 45353 s 1 q , ,. M, r-Www TU ..s:m,:ff..-uw ,,, 41 LN v at mm! if 'P 1 , Q IA ICQ! LV 2, ft . A 1 sy ,Y Montreal March 12-14, 1976 I I. V.,-A 1 ., . I I. K. . A , 1 V' - , - 1 11 vs, wx Q ,f J .Q JM! 1 H .1 -ggi, A' 4 1 ' 5- ' , , 4 I 3 l N , ff ff , Q J rl I- Q I ai fy , li .: I - UR 'L A .,px', 'p Q In , if ' 5-ap 1 L K 'ZH' rd On March 12-14 the ski club, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. James McDonnell, held its second annual weekend trip to Montreal. The group stayed and skied at Mount Sutton in Quebec . The first day was rainy but was saved by a trip to the city of Montreal to see the Boston Bruins play against the Montreal Canadians at the Forum. The ski conditions were excellent by the second day, and plans have been made for a similar trip next year. -.,.,g,...--.- Ni-ui F. L! ' ' 'f ST ass j ,N -gy Us 111, li . I E I 7 .4 .i 11' 1' I V' ,gf I , f 2, 'f ' . n if ' ' af fixggi 4 . Vs , I ,' .y. 4 , KENNETH R. HARVEY MARK S. HARVEY SUSAN HARVEY CARLTON HAYES 109 Stow St. 22 Manning Rd. 41 .Banks St. 22 Townsend St. 1 CHARLES R. HAYES BRENDALEE HEVESIAN 1 83 Oak St. 17 Warwick Ave. I ,ff IEAN HIGGINS IULIE HIGGINS 17 Jennings Rd . 17 Jennings Rd. g.,...m ELIZABETH HILL MICHAEL A. HILL IOSEPH H. HINGEY WILLIAM S. HOBSON 102 Hobbs Rd. 80 Pine Hill Cir. 124 Pine St. 34 Brigham Rd. so ...J- EBERNADINE HOFFMAN 335 Cherry St. BERNICE F. HOFFMAN 35 Cherry St. FRANCIS HOGAN 130 College Farm CHARLES I. HOPKINS 22A Washington Ave . ey ELIZABETH HOLLAND 14 Hays Rd. FREDERICK HORAN 125 Hammond St. I , , Ct, 1523? 1 f 4 It a n JAMES H. HORRIGAN 197 Chestnut St. 'fi ATV .,,..v .N - . Q2 1 ' if W' ggi SUSAN M. HUFF 56 Boynton St. ,. ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS DEBORAH L. HURLEY 86 Copeland St. 152 Willow St. CHERYLL HOWARD 41 Kingston Rd . Jvfifa '9 PHILIP HURLEY IA 13 Sterling Rd. :GH TERESE HURLEY 14 Murray St. BARBARA E. INGERSOLL 38C Dermody Rd . I GARY IMHOFF 393 Newton St. SHERRY P. INGERSOLL 590 Moody sr. MARY IACKMAN 154 Rose H111 Way PAMELA M. JACOME ERIC IAHRLING 82 Alden St. 470 Lexlnton St NORMAN JAILLET 48 Cabot St 144 WILLIAM JARRETT DONALD JENKINS DANIEL JENSEN 30 Edwin Rd. 123 Hardy Pond Rd. 1901 Stearns Hill Rd. DEBRA JOHANSEN 227 Bacon St. 1 DAVID D. JOHNSON Forest St. 'BARBARA F . JONES 55 Brightwood Rd. RUSSELL A. JOHNSON 1106 Trapelo Rd. KIMBERLY JONES 148 Lakeview Ave . iii SVEN E. JOHNSON 188 Brown St. PAUL JOYAL 26 Douglas Rd. MICHAEL JOYCE 51 Edwin Rd . fx x I A 1.1 A JOAN A. KALOOSTIAN A 15 Temple Rd. 'US 1-vi STEPHANIE JOLIAT 59 Montclair Ave . FRANCIS J . JOYCE 152 Main St. I-. i ROBERT A. KAITZ 45 Banbury Ave . ANN KANE 66 Hatherly Rd. ELIZABETH KANTOWSKI 51 Fiske St. JUDITH KEEFE 32 Elmwood Ave. MICHAEL KELLEY 31 Cedar Hill La. 146 IUDITH KENNY 49 Cedar St. 5, V if I iw S I TALINE KAZAZIAN 110 Candlewood Rd. MICHAEL G. KEEGAN 50 Livingstone La. yin, - - 1 -:ff :sv . ., ., ,. , qw rg. - V. 'I A .: RICHARD T. KELLEY 14 Arberdeen Ave. .9 a :E IUDITH KERSHAW 24 Banks St. WILLIAM F. KEANEY EDWARD KEEFE 22 Lowell St. 141 Plympton St. DEBRA KIERSTEAD MICHAEL KELLEY 24E Prospect Hill La. 124 School St. 1 . dew, QV? if My -.,.gj41.,z41wr-fxawsfawvfi-,:,,.m,2yg,,,,f-::5,,.,f5-, :f ,f.r-.54,f3,-5...v,-1f:--'i . .- , - V ' V I f'ff.z , Q -,ip . ,,.:,W,,g ,,.,,W.4.. ,A ,,., ,.,. .. , ,, 1 ,.. , , , . wif , , I 2. 4, , f , ' 1- ' ' ' V 5 r w I Il in 18 Sparkhill St . .Elm . xl iisfvk STEPHEN M. KILBRIDE RICHARD A. KILMAIN 392 Forest St. HYUNG KIM IUDITH A. KING 399 Newton St. 20 Lowell St. A f ' sq ag. .51 CHARLES I . KNOX BETH E. LaMACCHIA KERRY LEE LAMB 166 Berkley St. 129 Midland Dr. 232 Mokema Ave. A L H5 CAROLYN E. LANDRY 796 Beaver St. scoTT E. LANDRY STEPHEN J. LANDRY 3 J SUSAN M. LANGILL ROBERT R. LANGLEY 125 Virginia Rd. 318 Lake St. 46 Midland Dr. 84 Jennings Rd. fl , s R. 521. LESLIE M LANG 34 Beal Rd DENISE LaPENTA 30 Manor Rd . LYNDA LARRABEE JILL S. LASHWAY W. THOMAS LAVASI-I ROBERT I . LAVINA 60 Calvary St. 588 Lexington St. 249 Dale St. 42 Pine Vale Rd. '43 CYNTHIA I . LAWSON FRANCIS G. LAWTON CHERYL LAZARO JOSEPH C. LAZARO 119 Greenwood La. 17 Berkshire Rd. 56 Juniper Hill Rd. 31 Murray St. ! I -sf 1. 59 .Sf S 1 Q5 2 .Ji JAMES P. LEAHY AMY LeBLANC CAROL A. LeBLANC 223 Dale St. 50 Worcester La. 20 Farnsworth Ave. DIANE P. LeBLANC 55 Berkley St. IQ' DAVID A. LeBLANC 16 Gormans Ct. 157 Lowell St . U- , 'ff s fy -I-. r .M -if . vf fxf DONNA M. LeBLANC JOANNE LeBLANC KENNETH LeBLANC 10156 Prospect St . 111 Florence Rd. R ,..:ul ' WM H MARK LeBLANC 18 Hagar St. s I .JANETTE M. LeBLANC B1 Florence Rd . NICOLE LeBLANC SUSAN M. LeBLANC THOMAS I . LEGER MERRIAN LEIGHTON 49 Alder St. 30 Carleton Rd. '71 Lexington St. 20 Calvary St. WILLIAM LeLIEVRE l 126 Princeton Ave. REID J. LEONARD 49 Chestnut St. 150 WILLIAM B. LEWIS 130 South St. LAURIE A. LINDSAY 29 Kingston Rd . JULIE A. LEMONT 30 Hillcrest Rd. JEAN LEAVY 45 Banks St. KATHLEEN LIVERMORE THOMAS M. LOGAN 17 Thornton Rd. 68 Temple Rd. fx 1 We DONNA LOPEZ GARY M. LoPRESTI 30 Jennings Rd. 17 Gale St. ANNETTE M. LOMBARDO 361 Lincoln St. JOHN I. LOUGHLIN '70 Longfellow Rd. 'EA ilxnpi v 3 rv or I I . P3 I .... wg ANNABELLE LUNA 72 Francis St. JOAN LYNCH MICHAEL LYONS VIRGINIA MacDONALD 30 Willow St. 84 Howard St. 58 Edwin Rd . IANE E. LOUGHLIN '70 Longfellow Rd . CAROL A. LUKOSUS 7 Cliff Rd. CATHERINE LUNDERVILLE 244 School St. ACN DEBRA MacKENZlE 7 Milo St. GARY F. MacKENZIE KATHY I. MacKENZIE 106 Shirley Rd . 7 Milo St. W f f X. X LESTER MacKENZIE KENNETH MacNEIL 20 Shade St. 27 Baldwin Rd. RICHARD M. MADAGLIA JOSEPH M. MAFFEI ROBERT E. MAGANE THOMAS O. MAHR 112 Seminole Ave. 664 Trapelo Rd. 105 Gregory St. 230 Florence Rd. SUSAN MAILLET JOHN I. MALLIN CAROL MALMGREN JOHN P. MALONEY 1105 Lexington St. 22 Lyman Ter. 224 D316 SI- 30 Summit SI- R JOHN MANDILE 67 Ellison Pk. QS KENNETH MANDILE BEVERLY I. MANGAN 142 Charles St. 16 Goldencrest Ave. ROBBIN T. MANNING 16 Grant Pl. PAULINE MARCANTONIO 58 School Ave. DOUGLAS N. MARCOU 40 Beaverbrook Rd . X its ,Q I A '- 3. 3 :Q :- :ff LT?-H V h is its 1 I , 4.-,. . .- .i' ,-1 ROBERT P. MANTEY CHARLES B. MANSFIELD 69 Princeton Ave. 12 Crestview Rd. DIANNE MANLEY 27 Melody La. KRISTINE MARCANTONIO 58 School Ave . IUDITH MARCHAND 88 Shirley Rd. . if Wi. 'U Q. x K v.. A A lg . . . ull' Alesis GEORGE A. MARTIN 11 Appleton St . 153 SUSAN M. MARTIN 64 Berkley St. DONNA M. MATTESON 79 Chester La . Q2 i PATRICIA MCALEER 7 Marguerite Ave. '54 CALLAGHAN McCARTHY 111 Greer St. 3 DIANE MASCIOVECCHIO 25 Coolidge Ave. xX 9f' JENA MATTONE 15 Shawmut Rd. SANDRA MASON ROBERTA A. MASULTA 10 Everett St. 97 Hawthorne Rd. THOMAS M. MAZZARINI JAMES I. MAZZEO 147 Russell St. 4 James St. ANN MARIE MCCARTHY 60 Lakeview Rd . WILLIAM McCARTHY 23 Centre St. ga, Y? sw sex . , 3,--My - 4:5 1 we ,, gg , .. .:, ..- . ' f f.. 9 Sl' T SCOTT D. MCCULLOUGH 34 Wheelock Rd . . Www? , :inf f ': : , V 3,-., ,Q fixfviiv ,I I ., BARBARA A. MCENANEY 41 Dartmouth St. PATRICIA McDONALD 50 Highland St. SEAN MCGILLICUDY I MICHAEL K. MCGILVRAY '74 Mayall Rd. 34 Cheryl La. MARY JANE McDONALD 39 Melody La. KAREN E. MCELLIN 21 High Rock Cir. ANN MARIE MCGOVERN 51 Farwell St. -to y , f' SUSAN MCGUIGAN JAMES Mcl-IUGI-I KAREN L. Mcl-IUGH JANET M. MCKEON 27 Claremont St. 118 Montclair Ave. 118 Montclair Ave. 286 Lake St. 155 ' ' J' - , 4 7. .. gif 2- fu! 1 .I Qgfft H K 'T' 'iw A . 1 . ' FW . ,gf ,, 5? ,, . .4 , ,, , .. A A . 'nc Q . A ..f- ev, ' . ' A A -. A ' '- f A ' n 15 pi.. 1 WE 4. 3 ' W ROBERT MCMILLAN 27 Berkley St. HAROLD J. MELANSON 577 Beaver St. if ROBERT B. McPHERSON 76 Milton St. MARY ANNE MELANSON 23 Wadsworth Ave. MICHAELJ. McLAUGHLIN 62 Cabot St. ROBERT A. MCMAHON 142 virginia Rd. KATHLEEN MCQUAID 76 Oak St. DIANE MELANSON 267 College Farm Rd. k.-1? JON N. MELIONES PATRICE C. MELLO 173 Ravenswood Rd. 73 Mountain Rd. KATHERINE MEYLER DOUGLAS E. MILINAZZO NANCY I. MILLER SUSAN P. MILLIAN 24 Brewster Rd. 116 College Farm Rd. 38 Addison Rd. 16 Allen Rd. KATHLEEN MIRABILE LINDA R. MOBILIA FRANK MOLA MICHAEL MOONEY 26 Windsor Ter. 100 Summit St. 8 Martyn St. '78 Lyman St. CAROLINE MOORE 74 Bowdoin Ave . .Ji My f -'-,.Q.m..-5.1, Y i , . ,S f f' ,. I ' ff , -'39 '5?'lP1f5'?WM7suf.1zw-'Ma.fI.f....,,,,4,-, A , 'V K is 1, if , V ,, . '.'. , .. ' A IWVW, V ,.,,. T! - 1' , . ' I 4 -I3 9i ' M JAMES MORAN 49 Ellery Rd. 1. s z, .S- MICHAEL F. MORIN DIANE M. MORREALE KATHY E. MORROW DEBORAH MORTENSEN 40 Midland Dr. 15 Endicott St. 82 Midland Dr. 34H Hansen Rd. ' S 3 - 5 1 1 2 ANNE MARIE MOSCA CAROL A. MOULTON 96 Fuller St. 38 Albemarle Rd. EIN NANCY D. MULA SALVATORE MULA 247 Hardy Pond Rd - 74 Winter St. 158 SHARON MULLANEY BRIAN MULVANEY BRIAN R. MUNROE DONNA L. MURPHY 32 Pleasant St. 288 Beal Rd. 84 Robbins St. 4 Whittier Ave. JAMES R. MURPHY MARY IO MURPHY JEAN MURRAY ROBERT F. MYSHRALL 82 Hawthorne Rd. 81 Hawthorne Rd. 117 Princeton Ave . 23 Chester La. CATHERINE NALLY DOUGLAS W. NALLY 59 Ash St. 12 Waverley Oak Rd . CHARLES S. NAMIAS CAROL A. NASCO 9 Drury La. 30 Central St. 6.5. IOHN F. NESHE CYNTHIA NICHOLS DOUGLAS F. NIX MARIA NOCELLA 14 Elmwood Ave. 51 Chester Lane 155 Myrtle St. 34 Willow St. JAMES NOCERA 45 Azalea Rd. STEPHEN F. OATES 150 Chaffee Ave. ROBERT W. O'BRIEN 14 Lyman Ter. 160 DEBORAH O'DETTE 19 Hartwell St. W2 ,. .,, ,...a-ant-uv. M'-A-.,.ne. ,, A M 4... K H -M-..,...... , . . .. ,,,-Sian.. CHERYL M. O'CONNELL 81 Virginia Rd . JANET E. O'DONOGHUE 101 Berkley Sr. MICHAEL L. O'CONNELL 65 Farnum Rd. 'QQ MARY L. O'HEARN 38 Autumn La . MICHAEL NOONE 12 Waverley St. yi. - . h,,, J, . A' 1' JOHN M. O'BRIEN 63 Rockridge Rd. ?L-?a3'n'l'f'4 RICHARD G. O'CONNELL 178 Copeland St. N Jg. KATHLEEN OHNEMUS 30 Greenwood La. Q.. STEPHEN OHNEMUS 31 Woodlawn Ave. RICHARD O'KEEFE KIMBERLY OLIVERI 16 Banks St. 11 Arcadia Ave. 'Q is ml.. ,g :I I LINDA I . OLSON PRISCILLA OLSON IUDITH O'MARA 60 Crestview Rd. 45 Kendall Pk. 26 Waverly Oaks Rd. CATHERINE O'REILLY 119 College Farm Rd. CATHERINE O'SHEA 38 Parkview Rd . BERNADETTE O'LOUGHLIN 47 Bennett St. PHILIP I. ORDILE 21 Woburn St. DAVID J. ORIFICE 88 Princeton Ave . ,Ui I C .UQ 61 . u.3Slm' L. DEBRA OTERO 24 Prospect Hill Dr. 161 J Jr: ,rg-..ag1 ',w,,..1-14.35. - ,,,gil'g!k::5,kE.S?iL 1 , 'efis?iff:La ::. , 3' g35yagf:f1s'ff. 1, . .Mai 4- i'r'Pff4 5 ' X ,fit Zh -1,fg . 341 Q1v'4'i'4.1' -wwf: 'FZ 'Q-' ' ' '5v':f'?'L47:L X :-,3.3y,5k .J ',.:,.,g 51: I -21. , V O if F ...xx 4 GW' 'P Fw f n 4 '11 .. 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QV.. , ., ,Mm 4' . 2 ,'sf+MH , H Lx- ! fH?1'TfL N . -1 my 2 A 'l' if vriiiswga ' LNQJW- , 4. 1: . ww ww.- A M' A -' X x- f KW WK Wm .Y M fwiwmfg . wings: , V ' 1 X Q :L wk 1 .S ,, f .J ROW I: Elizabeth Shinnick, Barbara Fournier, Rhonda Gudewichg Co-Capt. , Nancy Huff g Co-Capt. , Jacqui Bauer, Lucy Chen. ROW ll: Susan Huff, Gretchen Cameron, Christine Hays, Coach Isabel Allan, Patricia Peterson, Kelley Roche. Hold it a bike is coming! . . . Brownies . . . Brockton Sunburns . . . Couldl please take that one over? . . . Everyone switch buses . . . We're too good for Long- wood . . . All aboard! . . . Ace . . . Switching partners?'? . . . And the rains came. . . No family arguments. . . Keep your racket up! . . . Super Sopho- more . . . Get your warm-ups off! l68 Girls' Tennis This year may be classified as a building year for the Girls' Tennis team . Even though the girls only won two of eleven matches, valuable experience was gained by the younger members of the team. Most people with a knowledge of tennis realize that success comes with experience. It is for this reason that next year's team is sure to have a fine season. RECORD Wins 2 Losses 9 Waltham Cambridge Waltham Quincy Waltham North Quincy Waltham Weymouth North Waltham Weymouth South Waltham Brookline Waltham Brockton Waltham Newton Waltham Quincy Waltham Weymouth North Waltham Weymouth South quill- ,NJ ' 1.1-zf, NIM---Q. ...-.....,- i 5 K t we 4... xq,, Q - 1 1 4 - : x 4 f' l 2' 5 2 1 1 F, K. s,i. KNEELING: Franco Davoli, Captain John Generoso, Tony Scioli. STANDING: Gene Boeglin, Tim Goode, Bob Kaitz, Rich Dube, Coach Mike Rose. . M , x t ,S ,,,,- v ., 'KF X - 1:, - -U:-:1 41. s 'X-1-Ig, - Q e t w w fs 1 V '- 1 . ' N tx 2 e. : -,vm . , - ...,, Q.:.s,sQ...., ., . Mg- .- , .. w .-mia? .NE AQ N vWm I72 The Tennis Team completed a very suc- cessful season this year. The team was invited to the Massachusetts State Tourna- ment where they were defeated by a strong Wellesley team. Franco Davoli deserves special recogni- tion for his successful season. The number one single player was extraordinary in all varsity matches. He personally led the team to a rewarding year. .A 1 ,. 5 if 7 ', ', ff wi' 4 ' -.., ...f 1 . YC?-Lili GH . 1- seq.: w .- 'QLWR1 'ET ,im 14 . f-.L if LF?-f1TfiJ?i:'d11': 22.14, . 1 .-Li.-13ff','iH'33,:'i'f',:9-11 sig 3, . 1 , -I: :3f'vg, ,,, friyfgflrk,-ff ' H . . ,. , ' - 'ffiiifli 3 iii?-ug -,qs ffwzgg V' X '1 I J, N Q 'H , , U-W 3 x xx i . ,- 1 Q. w '- X 'X X , 2 ' lx at 1' x K T x v f ,, -X . ,4 P+ 2 -lfrf 'n,5.,,.x nzuxfif ,, .K Q. ,. ,H . 1- mm '13, ' ' 3 -X l J x ' X A-. um Q J 'fn 3, 1 nl R Q 4 ,, f ' 1 xhx ff S W , vi H . 1 4, ' 25 x X ' K , f 5 M 5 34' 1 , i 2 4 Q Q , , I 1 4 Q , w- N aw X ',,.?,t5.s'x'-:wt ' 'wg A 4- . , , ' flu .f MQW, -1. f v- TW3 . F i fir? n wi , A4 w N NJ V' 'Ak' V .,.o 4 f L N 4 fw fu VfzsyfwmU2NYQ.1.e'?f2 xyi, V98 :QLSF ' 1-59 ew' A , 74 , ,, ,,.,. ,WMS Y 91.4g,9,. X 1 . SX , , M ' :QW-51 YQ: , ass .X il. ,, 1, M 1 21? A TSW' -m wQf5evHQ, .,,1, X ::w,-mtl? , x w ,. V, mn. ' ff I':5Wlv3l-E-3315? ' ' 2-L,,-:UTM ,W ww, 5 X 1 1-a 4: - J ,.,, -.Hr , 'X fx 1, 1 D . m3 1 1, Q, 4. .'5'. kv ! 4.52, X 45 x SW. 1 P L ' x 1 '--E ,Fx I. 'WW ,1 .11 Varsity ROW I: lane Olivo, Laraine Bogosian, Carol Latorre, Lynne Campana, Kathy Cor- liss, Maryanne McNamara. ROW II: Barbie Lawton, Deborah Hurley, Co-Captain Paula Allia, Co-Captain Debra Aucoin, Elaine Rancatore , Carol Baxter, Coach Nina Scavenski. Junior Varsity ROW I: Pamela Penton, Susan Kiejzo, Jacqueline Forster, Yvette Daigle, Charlotte Cristofori. ROW II: Patricia Nix, Bernice Doucette, Janet Doherty, Karen Marston, Mary Lyons, Coach Christine Molonea. A V .... 76 Girls' Softball has always been success- ful at Waltham High School and this year was no exception. The Varsity team posted a 12-5 record while the Junior Varsity finished the season with a 12-4 record. One game too many in the loss column made the Varsity girls ineligible to participate in the State Tournament. Like past years, this year's teams did not revolve around a few talented play- ers. The girls' success may be attributed to the teamwork which developed as a result of the equal contributions from every member. This teamwork, along with the success which accompanies it, is sure to be seen in two more fine Girls' Softball teams next year. P-V 'few is 1 'Cf an ' 4 'Tw r- 1 -41-. l ' 1 ,,4'..,Qf- .V -x, hw Ms- 3' I f-z . , a H.-as S 5 st 'X u ,vm iimx an 1, A X . ,A V ,Y . A -'fn 1 'M G3 ,,.,,,, .gtg-.f C' iv-Q+',av::a,-',,,'. 'sw xt 7 , , at -wif I 7 -t 7.531 X . -if fffxf- A ' if 4 X fi'ii+-M Y, '3yigyai?,v'sJ:1' av- 'igiktlf V' , D A T - . ' ' ' Q -r - - 'Q F 'fb ,www A: 'iaiisa x Q' 'WW 5 swag I, 2' aggw-an wi -41 p 3--1 - 3,-s ang' gtg alzfytq Q gf, .49 ' th ,- ' 'sig wgfzfg-,Q 'fugl X Y' S, 'i'ggf1laf.., -Q,.4:M , Q,-gf A 'tr , Vg. y ,agiff gk .ra'Qr.T',v N Q ,'.. 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I, Q x N uv. . v V. -3,4 + sv 5. A .vb ..- ., S 1 'b , 1 ,J iximk. NRM 41 an , , l ga ,L 4 st, -..2l'?s9f.s ...wish-Magtat aa-Ef:a19imii nc . ,-,afw '5.,. -,.W'r '. ,.,,.t mt rv U.. A 'TSX ,L-s naive'-fa -X ...N ROW I: Don Place, Jim Graziosi, Brian Quirk, Bob Langley, John O'Toole, Jim Nocera, Ray Russo, Scott Coleman, Bill Hart, Joe Ottaviano, Mike Gaudet, Paul Scafidi. ROW II: Steve Algeri, Steve O'Neil, Tom Lorette, Del Gokey, Joe Loynd, Dave Valdanbrini, Coach Ray Yetten . . 4, , Baseball Team The 1976 Baseball season proved to be a great success when at its close the team had achieved the title of Suburban League Co-Champs. They entered the Tournament against a tough team from Malden, and were only nar- rowly defeated by a score of 3-2 . Outstanding contributions from seniors Mike Gaudet and Billy Hart and junior Dave Valdanbrini earned players positions on the All-Star Team . Despite prefseason fears, the team finished with a win- ning season thanks to the hard work and efforts of the players and their coaches . M 178 Waltham 8' Waltham 9 5 Waltham 10? Waltham 4 .Waltham 3 'Waltham 2 Waxman, - NX: x N , ,. ' ZW No. Quincy v-t1 Biockton Cambridge Latin Weymouth Nom, Rindge Tech Weymswh 1 , Quinklfl jg V za. ,W k 4, 'f'-Mfr: .f , J, , Cv ' pf, f 7 32 A3 V g i n,, , ,Ag iflvw- O ., f 1 liiif' . f Q' 'i.' iagggz f WV, , ... K .3 f,,,a,,,, H r 1 I if I Il tt 1 t, '1 1 I r, 1 iii wav' M 1 5 5 , if 4 if ,V I ,pai .,f ,, gg 4, Z N ,A f ., 4, f ni? , Q WL 2'-L Ms- ! 4 ,4 J pf 41612 fwfwam fi 9,542 ' 37' J V f M9 ff fox ff! vw. 1 uf v ...pf ., , , , . A ,, K ,.w,,,,....,,,, , A , ' ' I I Q. --1-1,1 v, 1:71. . Q5 4 ,mx MSL 11... , .,,.,-.,-VW-......, H V ,,,.f.,w ,-Jv....flsm..w.i-Q. ' A 'mi g-.---- ,,--..., ,...A f-uf ' ff ,- Ji Q M fzfww-'W , M- 'lla' 4, ' f 'lf' Yr nib fm-vi qu E Eff - . -:5'!.,a1 ',f,'-v:3V.g,'..:::'Q'hf.. 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O0 Scholarship to Berklee College of Music Louis Armstrong Jazz Award - Doug Nally John Phillip Sousa Band Award and the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award - Russell Johnson Arion Award - Hyung Kim Most Improved Musician - Fred Horan Orchestra Award - Susan Burstein and Hyung Kim 6 ' PRID E A M vb 'lx :Q 'A-- X g.A 2 as thing, 23 .. '41 1- 5 8 il ,jf-vs V- ,, '-, ' 5. I A s 1 , 7 x 1 3 ' Q I, 5 rw pf, Q' S, ,f if , 4' '54 rw X , Q if 1' , 4 , Wil' ffgfqgnigjf ' ,ip W., fl ' i wr' 2559 , vb 's .9 dl?- Q! P S us- er ' wp l 9 if 15, I L , 1 rw 5' z 5 ',f-'Ill 3 Lv? W I Q . fy, J , 'Ys. TN 3 -they ,,,,. Rini Girls' Track Although the team managed only one win this year, the season was a marked improvement over last year's. The talents of the girls were best seen at the All Suburban League Meet. At this event Mar- ianne Corbett finished first in the 440, Karen Aldred fifth in the 880, and the relay team placed fourth. Marianne Corbett went on to place second in the 440 at the Regional State Trials and sixth as Waltham's first girl competitor in the All-State competition . The Girls' Track team may look forward to next year's season with much optimism because its size, experience , and talents have all increased greatly. f , MQ- ,ways s -, 4-2.0. X' -s ,. asia? -, ' vi as tfidr iz- 241' I 'i 'H t .want -,gxmixa I 1- , f fjx, 4 R W8'11??,??11 Waltham L I Waltham v ,,t, Waltham Waltham t s Waltham' 184 'S 1 1 Gmc it 4 550 V- fefarijbridge k gxteyvmouth South Mp ipp ipgggg ppp ,K l pipp 4 .,:v , .V v-,,. , ,, s S 18 , ,-. ' trr' ww.-'xiii - gt! I ',-v:,. s Lvq 1 f ,str we , A, , ,. N Q . .N ' We zeisisifx I 'WV A at 9 ROW I: Jane Kelley, Ann Powers, Tri-Captain Patricia Carney, Tri-Captain Marianne Corbett, Elizabeth Hill, Lucil D'Angio, Margie Faulstich. ROW II: Mimi McBride, Cindy Awiszus, Martina Calnan, Mary Caban, Nancy Corcoran, Linda Cetrano, Carol Corcoran, Karen Cincotta, Terry McCarthy. ROW III: Sara O'Brien, Joyce Brockway, Cynthia Kiley, Geraldine Orifice, Sandra Aldred, Sandra Hynes, Coach Lawrence Enos. MISSING: Tri-Captain Karen Aldred, Linda Barden, Mary Duddy, Lynne Dun- brack. 1 , F' ' asf , I 0 0 Y . 5 infer ' L' 'Yflu Sal' I l -who f . ,Ln , - -if m as. f ' 1 - . - KNEELING: Mike Kelley, Barry Bella. STANDING: Steve Qualters, Jerry Griffin, Paul Sutherland, Paul Zubrinski, Jay Doherty, Len DiMaggio, Coach John Krol. f ------,Y 'wi Golf Team .f'.- 4 X1 , 21 , 186 Boys' Track 4125 it if' ai ,fif- Wegh i n . ' 0 1 , ' W li i 4 ,. . 1, . W-4 f 1 wff- . Wi fggfgtf if This year's track team had its most successful season in years, concluding with a record of 5-3 . It was led by a strong group of seniors, including Mike Reynolds, who advanced to the New England Finals and placed sixth in the hurdles. Coach Lee Gould has hopes that his next year's team will follow in the footsteps of the spirited and talented members of the '76 team. 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' X 'Q 3 I I W -r VWM ' ' ,. 1 41,4 1 ,Z 'V . . f MMM Q W WALTH aww aaf ,. i I 1 lj? m:fa.V L' - - , 41, 'KQV' 541 . -wi-if 27, ,Q ,4 W V ffw W V ' -' 4 ' . ,,, - , V5 ---- ,V ,,-:bf 'f - , af-1 V fx W' , A M V .L l 5Uymgfv k if 4 M nl my KW WV,- fum 1 l89 190 Award inners BRIAN AUCOIN - The Vocational High School Memorial Award given by the faculty MICHELLE ANGELO - The Zonta Club Award for Excellence in Clothing THOMAS BANKS - The National School Choral Award in recognition of outstanding ability, achievement and contributions to the success of the high school vocal program. ANN BOOTH - The Latin Prize - a book donated by the High School Latin Club for excellence in Latin. RENE BOUDREAU - The Joseph Gallagher Memorial Award to a Vocational High Senior. SUSAN BURSTEIN - The National School Orchestra Association Award in recognition of singular merit and outstanding contrib- utions to the success of the school orchestra . ' RICHARD D'ANGIO - The Zonta Club Award for Excellence in Food GLENN ECCLES - The Warren King Memorial Gift for a student who plans to major in food technology. MARY ENGLISH - The Spanish Prize , for excellence in Spanish - a book donated by the High School Spanish Club LISA FINE - The DAR Good Citizenship Certificate The Frederick Chopin Piano Award in recognition of outstanding ability and achievement as a pianist as well as for contributions to the school music program . IUDITH GERO - The Waltham Music Department Award presented in recognition of extraordinary improvement in musical achievement resulting from unusual self -sacrifice, dedication and perseverance. FREDERICK HORAN - The Waltham Music Department Award presented in recognition of extraordinary improvement in musical achievement resulting from unusual self -sacrifice, dedication, and perseverance. JAMES D. JENSEN - The Science Award for excellence in Science RUSSELL JOHNSON - The German Prize for excellence in German HYUNG KIM - The Bausch and Lomb Medal for Excellence in Science The Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, Lexington-Concord Chapter Junior Fellowship Award CHARLES KNOX - The Richard Landry Memorial Award KATHY MacKENZlE - The French Prize for excellence in French, Betty Crocker Leadership Semi-Finalist JAMES MAZZIO - The Waltham Lodge, Sons of Italy Leadership Award MARIANNE MELANSON - The National School Choral Award in recognition of outstanding ability , achievement and contributions to the success of the high school vocal program ANTHONY PACITTI - The Science Award for excellence in Science VINCENT PENTA - The Joseph Gallagher Memorial Award to a Vocational High School Senior ELAINE RANCATORE - The Italian Prize for excellence in Italian DWIGHT ROBERTSON - The I . Chester and Gertrude M. Webb Award to a Vocational High School student l ll J I lr PAULA ALLIA CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY DAVID ARCHDEACON BETSY ARNOLD MICHAEL ATTARDO JAMES BAILLO THOMAS BANKS BONNIE BECKER ROBERT BELKIN BARRY BELLA PAUL BIONDO HEATHER BLAIKLOCK EUGENE BOEGLIN ANN BOOTH ALAN BOWERS MARY BOWLER KEVIN BRANNELLY ANN BROPHY KENNETH BROWN OSVALDO BURGOS SUSAN BURSTEIN BEVERLY BYAM MARYJANE CALLAHAN DONNA CAPPADONA JOSEPH CARLE PATRICIA CARNEY LEE CETRANO JOHN CHIASSON FUNG CHIN DONNA CINCOTTA ROBERT COATES ODILLE COMEAU ALICE CONNORS MARY ANN CORBETT GLEN CORMIER RONALD COTONI RAYMOND CRANE RAYMOND CUSANO BRIAN DELACEY DEBORA DENARO THOMAS DENNETT SUSAN DELONG CAROL EDMUNDS MARY ENGLISH FRANCIS PEENEY MARK EERRO LISA FINE EDMUND FINNELL PATRICIA GALVIN MAUREEN GARRITY DENNIS GAUDET Scholarship Winners LEONA GAUDET IUDITH GERO MICHAEL GIORGETTI DORIAN GIRARD MARY ANN GIROLAMO ROBERT GROSS RHONDA GUDEWICH MARY HAFFEY NOUSHIG HAGOPIAN CHERYL HANSEN WILLIAM HART MARK HARVEY JULIE HIGGINS ELIZABETH HILL JOSEPH HINGEY FREDERICK HORAN CHERYLL HOWARD SUSAN HUFF TERESE HURLEY JAMES DANIEL JENSEN RUSSELL JOHNSON STEPHANIE IOLIAT PAUL JOYAL TALINE KAzAzIAN IUDITH KEEPE RICHARD TIMOTHY KELLEY HYUNG KIM CHARLES KNOX CAROLYN LANDRY SCOTT LANDRY SUSAN LANGILL ROBERT LANGLEY LYNDA LARRABEE ROBERT LAVINA FRANCIS LAWTON DIANE LEBLANC WILLIAM LELIEVRE REID LEONARD ANNETTE LOMBARDO JOAN LYNCH DEBRA MACKENZIE KATHLEEN MACKENZIE SUSAN MAILLET KENNETH MANDILE DIANNE MANLEY SUSAN MARTIN DONNA MATTESON THOMAS MAZZARINI ANN MARIE MCCARTHY MARY JANE MCDONALD BARBARA MCENANEY ROBERT MCPHERSON KATHLEEN MCOUAID DOUGLAS MILINAZZO WILLIAM MILIOTO CAROLINE MOORE .IAMES MURPHY MARY IO MURPHY IEAN MURRAY DOUGLASS NALLY DOUGLAS NIX ROBERT O'BRIEN RICHARD O'CONNELL DEBORAH O'DETTE IANET O'DONOGHUE STEPHEN OHNEMUS RICHARD O'KEEFE BERNADETTE O'LOUGHLIN IUDITH O'MARA LISA PAIGE BEATRICE PASSARELLO MERRILL PEARSON DONALD PLACE SUSAN POIRIER GREGG PRESCOTT ILANA QUIRK ELAINE RANCATORE PAMELA RAVESI MICHAEL REYNOLDS RAYMOND RUSSO IANIS RYAN SUSAN SABETTI RENEE SAMUELS MERRY SANON IOSEPH SANTOLUCITO MARK SEGIEN DANIEL SHAUGHNESSY KEVIN SHEA DEAN STANLEY PATRICIA STROM KIM TANNER CATHERINE TEELE DIANE TEEVEN SUSAN THIDDEMAN GARY THURSTON STEVEN VANO MICHAEL VINCI IOHN WALSH BARBARA WALTER LAWRENCE WHITE KATHLEEN WILSON PAUL ZUBRINSKI Academy A A , 0 GEOFPREY R. ADAMS - Wemworth Institute, f AA ROSANNE P. ALLESE ,- Henry, o. Peabody School PAULA ALLIA - Boston University X N A IUDITH ANASTAISI - Lesley couege f MAUREEN ANDERSON A- Aquinas Jr. College ' MICHELLE L. ANGELO --Mass Bay, N , X IANEQ A. ANTICO - Middlesex P y P AA DAVID ARCHDEACON - Universny ofemass af A Boston' , 2 A Q',' - L - BAETSY ARNOLD - Tufts University , GINA M. ARSENAJULT A An xnsmme of BQSIOIX N MICHAEL A. ATTARJJO !'PUQfeifn1ver51i9 N A JAMES BAILLIO - Bemiley college PHILIP AA, BALLON - Bemiey cmlege A N THQNIAS BANKS - Westfield stage A LINDA BARDEN f Mass Bay N SAMI BALFARSEHA- Mess Bay ' A ' N CARQL HAXTERA Bemleyliollege , A BRUCEVBAZARIAN - Norwich Um1yef51ryA N, BONNIE BECKER Qymgndeis Universmf A A ROBERT BELKIN Syiacuse Ueiversity TOANNE BELL - Cape, Cod? Commflnitye A A A BARRY BELLA- Bentley Coilege , A KATHERINE 'BNERGANTINQ A Aquinas 11. 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College of Art Sl-IEDD - Mass Bay SHELLEY A Bridgewater State College SLATTERY f Aquinas Junior College Mass Bay State TRUE College Junior College Suffolk University Mass Bay VARTERESIAN - Brandeis University ARTHUR VENO - Boston State College KAREN VINCENT A Mass Bay MICHAEL VINCI - Alfred University ISABELLE VINTEJOUX - Regis College BARBARA WALTER - Stonehill College TERRANCE WARREN - Wentworth Institute DEBORAH WESSELL - Mount Ida Jr. College LAWRENCE WHITE III - Boston State College KATHLEEN WILSON - Brandeis University ARLENE ZACHER - Burdett College DOMINIC ZAIA - Bentley College RONALD ZAMMUTO - Middlesex RONALD ZEYTOONIAN - Wentworth Institute PAUL ZUBRINSKI - Northeastern University 193 1a'3y55-..- ' A ,, Ei W wal 3:L'f:,g 1 x SENIOR WW liUW1lW 'WliMWr WHNMQA gp new Aho WM- 4' M 1-1 N 32 M Us wx , 'Q Avy ,X M, fi, WIN ,. if M ,W Q 'im . 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'iiffki 1-13-..v 2 Senior Promenade May 31, 1976 Chateau DeVille, Framingham, Mass. Do You Know Where You're Going To? Prom Queen Diane Melanson and Escort Ray Crane, Attendant Jane Loughlin and Escort Tom Logan and Attendant Bemadine Hoffman and Escort Philip Hurley . A , x .-'. ' X Y' , L 'V A '3 ' Ik - .50 J' 1 ' . Q -r ,-' ' 1'4 - 'A L ' nf' - E J it r Q X 197 f ' HQ! L, ' ' 1' ,Ju 9 A 'fav' gs 'Li Ng? Sf' 5 2' 9 an ' n v . Ts ,P W ' n . ,iv ,.r F 1 ,A , 5 V, X LH .Nl - JL' p - A h E' fum, 'U ,191 WQP,,im,m1w1:s.eMv,' w, .' . , 'ffif'3 H.5?' iff IV' 'ML , SAF zu, mfs'-uso , Y rf ui vu S IV? l The Three Stooges ff' a ,-- Jr.. ,Nav .. .f..L4.Y '! 'S ,.. I Q5 lv :Ls ,QEf'?:' ' ' 7 6 wif' Qi ., .. A , Luc .1Y 'Hof' AI DS In l .staff , A 1 , Qi? 5. ' it in xy Take my picture ! l I' On June 2, 1976, the graduating class held the second annual Senior Breakfast at the Hillcrest Hall in Waltham. Certificates of merit and appreciation were given to students and teachers who contributed to the class. You can have i fu Class Day Exercises were held on June 3 1976 in the Vernon F. Robinson The Mirror Dedications, Special and Teacher Recognition Awards, and Superlatives were given to deserving members of the faculty and class. The Class Day Committee per- formed skits about an average- day at Kathy Livermore was crowned as the Class Day Queen and Al Texiera as Class Da Exercises Class Day Queen Master of Ceremonies Special Recognition Dedication of the Yearbook Honorary Senior MR MEADER MR REGAN and MISS NOLAN MRS CAMP Yearbook's Editors awarding Mirror dedication wi , V . 'u,g Mg,, , L wry as ,, , + l'Y3 6 .. , N X +, ,.1,Km ,L M - V .1w..+y19M.f z, ' i?'f1fW ' V. A' lm- KeiW?f'f'i1:'fiYi'f'5?QiWtQ-naw, --Eisiiiw i 2 efw.'Q Y 1 ' a? 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'K QA rx it . ,W F1 Class President Raymond Cusano ' ercises Graduation Exercises for the Class of '76 were held on June 6 at Leary Field in Waltham. Guest Speaker was Avi Nelson, a famous radio and T . V. personal- ity. The Mistress of Ceremonies Lisa Paige was Class Valedictorian. Student Council President Hyung Kim presented the Class Gift to Headmaster E. G.P. Hus- son, and Vocational Class President Richard Lyons presented the Vocational Gift to Mr. Ernest Viscar- ello, Director of Occupational Education. Despite the threat of rain, seniors received their diplomas at the first-ever Sunday afternoon exercises. in Guest Speaker Avi Nelson mm, .3 Vocational Class President Richard Lyons if Superintendent of Schools Dr. Frederick I. Stokel a r a E 4 ,.. J, . ,LL in Student Council President Hyung Kim ftp ' J -.x e?3':i9aEy1. ' gt, in I , ., efistfll .Q -. 1 ff13ers1,s 'T.,jY K foe -iff-in 1' in 4 51 Wu, ,,-3wt.,,J The Honorable Arthur J . Clark O8 HA-, Mn ,Mm w..w.- , ' -'W , JN - img-fxLQ.mq M W: 1 f 1 mes. f X 1, .X -4 A WA: xx ali? f 3 H 1 '- 'sgpts fm? AV M H ' Wffffs. F 1 Q X N A 2237, :xx . MLM, X., x wg, mt F-'l qi 'W'w+w . m ' A . f? .J3 1, A , K 'Tu Q , , -1 w v , fig' r . fx , rl :paw ,VA Q ,r ' , ,..,, :mg 2 4 .: . .,1,. a..-11 -..1.', A . N iffm L ff -P 'g4M 1'f7gfW 'nf I 1 1 W, f F1 1-ki-te' W 'wk i ' ,. n A 'L wsu 5 wsf2H1 . F j 5 ,H gl aeiif' 3 2 4, W4 v M , 'N ILL! v Q5 ' 1' 41 J ww 35gdg,5,,PLg'w lim ,w 4 Am F 41 - g 3 F TE, YQ may Y KIM W, , wt f-svn? Sk why W '11 R A A., 1 '., , 45 T'-zffiw W Y QW A! 'Fl 'W-.V N wswf., , J wbvw, -v..,lX1,,Mfb,!,9w Tw f A Y 5 41, gfL1r.w S y . , . , 9:72 ww M I x 5, W 'Q A 1 gsg ,,.' : X Hifi ' 'F I M 1 'vt ' ' v 4 T 1 W W NZ Y V 1 K ,lx 'EK 9 if JOHN I. O'TOOLE JOSEPH N. OTTAVIANO IANICE OUELLETTE 118 Thornton Rd. 39 Augustus Rd . 19 Clements Rd . LISA PAIGE 45 Chestnut St. LUISA PANDOLFI 638 Trapelo Rd. 232101-IN B. PARISI LINDA I. PARLEE 47 Woodcliff Dr. 30 Oak St. ,M '12 . x 1 ,Hi -A SHEILA PARRELLA 39 Pierce St. I .f ' I ANTHONY J. PACITTI 252 Linden St. DEBORAH L. PALUMBO 92 Potter Rd . LAURA I . PARELLO 1191 Main St. BEATRICE PASSERELLO 20 Dexter St. . t 1 3 . MERRILL PEARSON RICHARD L. PERKINS PAULINE L. PESCE DENISE PETERS 81 Trapelo Rd. 11 Brookway Ct. 608 Stearns Hill Rd. 38 Willard St. . 1 S '1 4 Fil BRIAN PETRIE 209 Brown St. J -f aa ' I ' .fun X fi he rs, w ia' I ' f'. N, .10 J, f. ru ' 1 5 ahj, wg, .1 Wiki KAREN PICKETTE 43 Shawmut Rd . bw -J., DONALD PLACE LYN A . PLUMMER 68D Prospect Hill Rd. 17 Charlotte Rd. 42 I I A ir W fi .,. V -,, - ,if - 4 ' rl Hx!-, 4 KATHLEEN POIRIER ROBERT J. POIRIER SUSAN B. POIRIER STEPHEN F. PORTER 125 Sheffield Rd. 100 Shirley Rd. 27 Weir Rd . 187 Adams St. 213 VIRGINIA POWDERLY 69 Plympton St. CHERYL A. PRATT 284 Warren St. My DIANNE H. PRICE PATRICIA PRIEST 21 Berkshire Rd. 84 Pond St. 214 STEVEN QUALTERS BRIAN C. QUIRK 33 Plympton St. 12 College Farm Rd. KEVIN PRIESTMAN 61 Mountain Rd . ILANA M. QUIRK 67 Upland Rd. 'HQ WILLIAM I. POWER 11 Stanley Rd. GREG PRESCOTT 670 Lexington St. -. P' SUZANNE PURCHASE 12 Wall St. ELAINE M. RANCATORE 40 Wilmot Rd . 1 Q-fx: lffjzekxxzx' '- Yf I A ' . . . LINDA RANDOLPH DAVID W. RANDO DIANE L. RANDO PAMELA M. RAVESI 11 Harding Ave. 151 College Farm Rd. 24 Rando La. 764 Lexington St. - v....w.4..r N f, DEBORAH L. RAY DIERDRE READE GARY T. REGAN MICHAEL D. REGAN 70 Trapelo Rd. 38 Francis St. 30 Tip Top Ter. 37 Chester Ave. MICHAEL J. REYNOLDS 239 Grove St. '4, mf vs ANNE RI-IEAUME 54 Gregory St. A X 5 B 'g Agia f- , gb E .I ' LINDA RI-IEAUME DEBORA A. RICCI N5 54 Gregory St. 164 Warren St. .- if ...Q , . t, CLAUDE RICHARD ARMEIEAN RICO IOHN W. RILEY 3 Noonan St. 57 Madison Rd. 54 Shawrnut Rd. CLAUDE ROBICHAUD IOYCE ROBICHAUD IULIE A . RIZZO 59 Rosewood Dr. 9 Pratt Ave. 46 Oak St. ANN MARIE RITA 659 Trapelo Rd. PAUL W. ROCHATKA 20 Montview Ave. PAMELA ROCHE WILLIAM ROCHE 43 Floyd St. 242 Ash St. v , F 216 DIANE L. ROLLER MARTHA ROONEY I '74 Christopher Rd . 104 Overland Rd . MARGARET ROSE PATRICIA ROSS 142 Bright St. 104 Greer St. fi' ff A ggi g J - 13 g 5 Ya X 2x,'3,.,E, re! .J ' ROGER W. RUNDLETT JOSEPH T. RUSSO 20 Oakledge Rd. 1 Calvary St. MARILYN RUSSO RAYMOND RUSSO THOMAS I. RUTLEDGE BARBARA RYAN 89 Robbins St. 35 Weir Rd. 1105 Lexington St. 26 Wyola Prospect 'Q' v f 5 IANIS RYAN JOHN P. RYAN PATRICIA RYAN THOMAS I. RYBERG 83 Lake St. 12 Hemlock Ter. 16 Hagar St. '73 Bacon St. CYNTHIA A. SAINSBURY LISA M. SALEM 17 Whittier Ave . 88 Howard St. KENNETH SAMUELIAN RENEE SAMUELS 18 Valley View Rd. 102 Parmenter Rd. JOHN SABATINO 263 Calvary St. SUSAN SABETTI 25 Rosewood Dr. 1132! HEIDI SALTZBERG STEPHANIE SALVUCCI '74 Tudor St. I . ':. A if Iggy MERRY SANON '74 Adams St. 4 Valley View Rd. PAUL I. SANTAMARIA 84 Church St. LILLIAN R. SANTANGELO 194 Barbara Rd. CHRISTOPHER SAULNIER 40 Lyman St. PETER SCAFIDI 40 Dartmouth St KRISTEN SCHOPEN 29 Palmer St. T sf? if .A ,fd .,:Q ' LYNNE M. SCOTT RICHARD T. SCOTT MARK A. SEGIEN DANIEL I. SHAUGI-INESSY 17 Hatherly Rd. 20 Hibiscus Ave. 41 Chase Rd. 56 Bedford St. 5' QWUQH TIMOTHY SHAW KEVIN J. SHEA 84 Alder St. 187 Hammond St. MARY SHEA STEPHEN SHEDD 276 Florence Rd . 15 Charles St. Ave. 220 MAUREEN SHELLY KAREN SIDERS DIANE M. SLATTERY DAVID A. SMITH 31 Lincoln Terrace 1306 Stearns Hill Rd. 58 College Farm Rd. 35 Wamsutta Ave. 9. Q x ig 1 5 ,Q . .,..-1.14.-T, ,fp-ww . ,.f..', . xxgi Si DEBORAH A. SMITH DOROTHY J. SMITH EVERETT W. SMITH 24A Mrytle St. 137 Massasoit St. 185 Adams St. MELISSA M. SMITH 66 Rose Hill Way .... AI S E mf NEIL G. SMITH 472 Lincoln St. CYNTHIA M. SODERHOLM 59 Willow St. STEVEN STAFFORD DEAN W. STANLEY EDWARD F. ST ANTON 81 Princeton Ave. 97 Circle Dr. 243 Hardy Pond Rd . STEVEN SMITH 164 Russell St. CHARLES SPINELLI 1485 Main St. JANICE M. STANTON 294 Warren St. N- - -usa ERIC G. STEINBERG 148 Princeton Ave. DEBRA A. STINEHOUR 15 Irving St. JEFFREY C. STOCKI PATRICIA STROM 31 Graymore Rd. 12 Harvard Pl. 222 PAUL R. SUTHERLAND JANET M. SWANTON 712 Beaver St. 16 Goldencrest Ave. ,Q 1 Eiigg , ' Y.- ' A. V'f' A I Q 5 . . a . i bgivklg . .xl 2 'A li T 5 K J 'L A'AA2 11'. CHERYL A. SULLIVAN 8 Highland Sr. MARIA SWEENEY 21 Circle Dr. g sg if X Q . 5 fs ii' LAWRENCE STEPHANIS 8 Woodchester Cir. JOYCE L. STIVALA 49 Lakeview Ave. Q g ,MA 3 MAUREEN SULLIVAN 31 Rose Hill Way KATHLEEN SWENSEN 8 Castle St. - 'IH Aw.. f -' 2. if Mx 1 '.'6 1 ...gg -A 1. In fd ii. GARY V. TANASHIAN EDWARD F. SZABO 65 Woburn St. 19 Leitha Dr. MARIE E. TARIAN NADINE M. TAYLOR 55 Copeland St. 100 Longfellow Rd. I KIM S. TANNER 39 Graymore Rd. CATHERINE TEELE '75 Virginia Rd. CHARLES P. TERENZIO 85 Mallard Way Tifgjrit I 445511 DONALD R. TERRASI 390 Newton St. .R 5 x x . PATRICIA TARANTO 57 Upland Rd. DIANE M. TEEVEN 53 Trimount Ave. ANGELA TERRASI 56 Summer St. .'V5 GFA ALFRED J. TEXEIRA '74 Mokema Ave . Ulm - RONALD J . THIBODEAU 15 James St. LAWRENCE TOCCI 129 Temple Rd. m::...:QI I ,sat ,V V ANN S. TULLO 7 Oak St. 224 MARIA TU 135 Ellison Pk. SUSAN THIDEMANN 10 Charles St. ELISA TREGLIA 33 Floyd St. 12 fi I . 'K 'u , ,, '-. u ,, ,V -I .. . '..- NIH,-D' H' GARY A. THURSTON KAREN A. TIANO 1777 Trapelo Rd. 82 Irving St. 'US JAMES A. TRUE MICHELE TRUMBOUR 240 Linden St. 59 Montclair Ave. was-awww I Q ff? RICHARD E. TURLICK 91 Dobbins St. PATRICIA UMBRELLO 1352 Main St. fx , -'T sf . , X gg , ' i 11 If I E Q, 5 il if H 11 , 'x 1 J ARTHUR VENO KAREN J . VINCENT 71 Grant St. 84 Parmenter Rd. PAULA VITALE 190 Dale St. DOUGLAS W . 7E Hansen Rd WADE GARY I . VANDERFORD 131 Pine St. MICHAEL VARTERESIAN 64 Mt. Walley Rd. MICHAEL D. VINCI 130 Willow St. KAREN A. WALAZEK 14B Fern St. STEVEN VANO '70 Mt. Walley Rd. JANE M. VASQUEZI 108 Felton St. ISABELLE VINTEIOUX 23 Augustus Rd . 11f9Zl- DEBORAH A. WALKER 263 Worcester La. 'S' -an at i 'L gg, We BARBARA WALTER THERESA WARD TERRANCE WARREN 20 Fairmont Ave . 188 Brown St. 30 Dorchester St. 226 KAREN M. WEEKS KENNETH WEEKS THEODORE WELCH 31' Pond St. 37 Pond St. 16 Cheryl La. IEANNE M. WALSH 19 Neighbors La. KATHERINE WALSH 55 Loretta Rd. DEAN I. WAYLAND T 26 Montclair Ave. I W l I w l W w MARK c. WELLMAN fl 1490 Trapelo Rd. , Q ..-...ms , DEBORAH I . WESSELL PAULA I . WEST LAWRENCE WHITE 107 Plympton St. 22 Eddy St. 12 Sharon St. CAROL A. WHITTINGTON 1105 Lexington St. IUDITH A. WILSON 230 Beal Rd . KATHLEEN WILSON 22 Sanderson Rd . 1 it ROBYN WILLIAMS THOMAS D . WILLIAMS 46C Prospect Hill Rd. 217 Grove St. ,au-q, c.h ,K ., 59' fi x ' , ,,,1-iff l 1: 3. 2 Q , sv ' 1 I fn :::, - fc ,.:9f:1 f, 2 1 k I . k'A,'Zi,..4 ' 1 4-, XY .dp :. 5 ' ,wwf 1' ,. :1m1:m1 x'ixH.. Lawrie DEBORAH G. WHITTEN 151 Crescent Sr. BRIAN J. WILSON 12 Tudor St. I , 1 I' . E . fvyhb' 227 2 1 , . f' 1. gf, , . IQ J fQT,'j,ff' . me . ' 31? '. 1' f 'ii .4932 5:52915 4 ' rfffii,-'Qs MICHAEL I. YOW 85 Charles St. S3 .Ig A-f 5. 9 L. 228 RONALD P. ZUMMUTO 86 Central St. . N. fs ARLENE D. ZACHER DOMINIC N. ZAIA 34 Tip Top Terrace CHRISTINE ZAMPITELLA 10 Princeton Ave. 28 Smart St. DIANNA ZANCO 177 River St. Rx. CYNTHIA WINTERKORN 157 Lake St. SUSAN WITHROW 52R Exchange St. 23 :ti . 'SQQ I if sq !f 'Duty' 2, QW!! 2. big' STELLA ZAIA 6 Wampum Ave. I ANTHONY N. ZARELLA if 34 Woburn St. CARMELA L. ZAWADSKI RONALD ZEYTOONIAN PAUL E. ZUBRINSKI 65 Montclair Ave. 202 Temple Rd. 21 Stanley Rd. DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU'RE GOING TO Do you like the things that life is showing you Where are you going to Do you know where you're going to Do you know Do you care what your hoping for When you look behind you there's no open doors What are you hoping for Do you know Once we were standing still in time , chasing the fantasies that filled our minds You knew how I loved you but my spirit was free laughing at the questions that you once asked of me Now, looking back at all you've had We let so many dreams just slip through our hands Why must we wait so long before we see , How sad the answers to those questions can be Do you get what you're hoping for when you look behind you there's no open door, what are you hoping for, Do You Know 55' - - fl I f 230 . , llhvvwww In Memoriam PAULINE L. PESCE FRANCIS W. POTAS June 9, 1976 June 10, 1976 May They Rest in Peace ,f ..yw' yung , f L' .f , , I' . Wg-sf' . Q :A-1 ' ' k RbN ' ff x-N. fllw G- 5- fx 'T ' 'N 'SA FIB. f v F Q L V , ,-5 . 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Class Officers 11 4 Richard Lyons, President Joanne Avery, Secretary Stanley Smith, Treasurer by Q 'rigs E 5 if YEARBOOK COMMITTEE: Brian Aucoin, Cheryl Avery, Joanne Avery, Stanley y Smith, Richard Lyons 2 Brian Aucoin, Joanne Avery, Joseph Trudeau cg SECUQPQI H - . PEE? , SD IA, Elvin vim .1 ig Nj fi Q! A1i: Q, K V23 pnqln s. A f ,Wim W- .-n X 4, NW, M 186.1 4 1 N' 244 ,KJ- 5 'f -fL 5'k'jf I Y 5 g S . 3' A l. . x i 1-' 1 . - s, - X 4 ' f fs' , . ,if S i 1 xi Q W 5 f i Q . A pf? f-Q' LQ,f' '1 ,sf1,fQfif:, i k ? ' Q f if YwQ'fl? 5L:Q , , -'Ji' x -iv' '- JOHN ALLEN THOMAS ARNOLD EDWARD L. AUCHMAN BRIAN AUCOIN 39 Rich Street 6-F Hansen Road 110 Calvary Street 20 Rich Street Z5,,Q1gl ,2z.,i., ii L X x CHERYL AVERY JOANNE AVERY 13 Leonard Street 15 Orange Street tx 1 I PAUL BIONDO ROBERT BLACKBURN 6 Hollace Street 17 Bay Street 246 RENE BOUDREAU STEPHEN BOWLBY JAMES BRINTON ROBERT BRUCE 9 Albert Street 6 John Street 131 Hillcrest Road 104 Riverside Street EUGENE CANTY 215 Mokema Ave. MICHAEL CORMIER 144 School Street THOMAS DENNETT 214 Robbins Street MARK GALLAGHER 58 Ellison Park GEORGE CASELLA DONALD CERICOLA 53 Fiske Ave. 55 Bolton Ave. I l BRUCE GAUDET ALBERTO GUGLIELMO 51 Columbus Ave. 425 Lexington Street JAMES CINCOTTA 188 Mallard Way RONALD COTONI 513 Lexington Street LUIS EYSSALLENE 86 Harvard Street r ., - . 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GERMAIN I 23 Colburn Street ROBERT WALSH 536 Lexington St. KEVIN RUSSELL 69 Goldencrest Ave HAROLD SALVO '77 Willow Street KEVIN TIERNEY 15 Lyman Street WILLIAM WILSON 32-D Dermody Road Underclassmen is W Q It JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Dan Romardsg Treasurer, Patty Corcoran: Secretary, Chris Moran President, Denise LeBIancg Vice President. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Cindy Maccagnanog Secretary, Denise Sabatinog Vice Presi- dent, Margie Faulstichg President, Mary Duddyg Treasurer. LW ' .,. 3395 me r I T- ,Sgr l x fx A Ni' , 1 I ,f 'vias J i ,, 1, f ik. E v ,, 3 5., kQff+ ' ':'.: 17 xi'-3:-F, aw n R 'n yn Q 1 -J A Marv K ' i W 1 if .i ,E,1A,,,,. F fi . i.':,. ,. ?:,,i,., A 4 Nun w ,,. ,raw X 'M RQQ M.. K -Q 4 135' fa 'N ' x T' I A x x ,fx 24-. 1 '6 1 Q, A VVVVV Vyy f-Q' , ,, 2 2 , ,.,, an nw' ,Vi ' ' . J: fylg. iw 5 if 'ff F3 ,L f 5 .fi I 1 V 1 rn' . I .: a Ol' al , ss. X I D U . 0 l . ', ,'.:.'..l.' I .'n ' i nl ,TH of wg- .. In 'fu ,. uv. 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V 1 ir 4:7-,N ,, - ,MN , Vw- Env ' ,Lf- 1 4 4 ffm , 7, ,VX 1 W I ir Homeroom 110 MARIA ABBONDANZIO, GREGORY ABORN, JONATHAN ADAMS, ROBERT ALARIE, SANDRA ALDRED, REYNALDO ALI- CEA, WILLIAM ALISEO, ROBERT ALLEN, GINO ALLIA, JANET ALTMAN, LINDA ANASTAS, SCOTT ANDERSON, MARJ ANNECCHIARICO, ANTHONY ANTICO, DIANNE ARBEELY, LAURIE ARBEELY, JOE ARENA, ALLYSON ARNOLD, LUAY ASHOO, NINA ATTARDO, DAVID AUCOIN, EDWINA AUCOIN, JEFFREY AUCOIN, MARY AUCOIN, NANCY AUCOIN, JOHN ALLIAN Homeroom 111 PAULA AUCION, WILLIAM AUCOIN, NOEL AVILES. CYN THIA AWISZUS, STEPHEN AYOTTE, THOMAS BABIGIAN. DIANE BABIN, PAUL BABIN, LORRAINE BAILEY, SHERIL BAI- LEY, ANGELA BAKER, DIANE BAKER, JUDITH BANNISTER, ALAN BARIL, EDWARD BARMAKIAN, STEVEN BARNARD. THOMAS BARONE, KATHLEEN BARRY, ROBERT BARRY, JOE BARR, JOHN BATTAGLINO, KEVIN BAXTER, GEORGE BECK iIjIomeroom 11 STEPHEN BONECA, BONNIE BOURINOT, DONNA BOURQUE, ROGER BOXALL, MAURA BOYD, PAUL BRADY, RICHARD BREAULT, JOYCE BROCKWAY, ROSE BROOKS, STEVEN BROUILLARD, PETER BROWN, SALLY BROWN, FREERICK BRY- SON, DEBRA BUCCELLA, LISA BUCKLEY, MICHAEL BURKE, DAVID BURLEY , ANITA BURWELL, DEBORAH BUSA, EDWARD BUSSIERE, EDWARD BUSHARD, DIANE BYRNE, ROBERT BYRON, MARY CABAN Homeroom 121 Q 'J ,lafx any MARY CHICCO, PAMELA CHIPMAN, JUDITH CICERANO, KAREN CINCOTTA, ANDREW CLARKE, MITCHEL CLARK. CHRISTINE CLASBY, KIMBERLEY CLOUKEY, PAUL COATES, CAROL COBB, JOANNE COBBUZZI , MARY COFFIN. LINDA CETRANO, LINDA CHACE, WILLIAM CHAGNON, DARLENE CHAMBERLAIN, JAMES CHAMBERS, DOREEN CHAMPAGNE, JEAN CHAMPAGNE, CHERYL CHARBONNEAU, LEANNE CHEVOOR, DARLENE LESLIE CHIASSON. MARGARET CHIASSON, JAMES CHICCO 4 Homeroom 122 wif 1' SUSAN COLANTINO, LINDA COLLETTE, KENNETH COLLINS, PETER COLLINS, ROCCO COLLURA, RUTH COLON, JOHN CONEENY, PETER CONNOLLY, MARGUERITE CONNOR, MARIE CONTI, DORIS CONZO, IUDITH COOK, NEIL CORACCIO, MARYANN CORBETT, CAROL CORCORAN, JOHN CORCORAN, NANCY CORCORAN, ANN CORMIER, DENISE CORMIER, WILLIAM COSTELLO, STEVEN COTONI, LINDA COTTONE, ROBIN COULTER, MARK CORLISS, MICHELLE CORMIER Homeroom 125 PETER COLLINS, DONNA COUTURE, THOMAS COYE, MARY COYLE, LORI CRAMER, DIANE CRANE, RUSSELL CRANE, KAREN CREAMER, ANNE CRONIN, MICHELLE CROSSCUP, PEGGY ANNE CROSSMAN, MARGARET CULLEN, MAUREEN CUMMINGS, ELLENE CURRIE, ANN MARIE CURTAIN, JOHN CURTIN, ELIZABETH CUSHERA, WAYNE CUTLER, ROSALIE CUTTONE, KATHY DACEY, ANNE DAIGLE, YVETTE DAIGLE, DONALD DALLAIRE, ANN DAM- ICO , DEBRA DARCY , DANIEL DAVIS Homeroom 126 LAUREL DAVIS, ALAN DEAMICIS, DARLENE DEFLICE, DAVID DELANEY, THOMAS DELANEY , ELISE DELEO, WIL- LIAM DELOREY, MICHAEL DEMARCO, CAROL DEMELLO, GREGORY DEMEO, RAYMOND DEMEO, CYTHIS DENERO, JOE DEPASS, MARY DEPROFIO, SALLY DEPROFIO, KATHY DESANTIS, IDA DESPRES Homeroom 128 LAURA DILUCA, KAREN DIMATTIA, TERISE DION, SALVATORE DISTEFANO, DANIEL DOHERTY, DAVID DOHERTY. JANET DOHERTY, DAVID DONESK1, THOMAS DONNELLY, REGINA DONOGHUE, KAREN DOOLEY, GAIL DOU- CETTE, BERNARD DOUCET, BERNICE DOUCET, REUBEN DOUGLAS, PATRICIA DOUTHART, JULIE DOWCETT. THOMAS DOWDY, MICHAEL DOWNING, STEPHEN DOWNING, DEBRA DRISCOLL, JOHN DRISCOLL, MICHELE DUBREUIL, MARY DUDDY, KATHLEEN DUFFY. JAMES DOLAN Homeroom 140 NICOLE DUGUAY, BARBARA DULONG, JOYCE E. DUNBAR, LYNNE DUNBRACK, SCOTT DUNLOP, HOLLY K. DWYER, MARK I. EAGAN, LYNN ECCLES, ROBERT A. EDRY, JAMES EDWARDS, KIMERLY S. EGAN, CHRISTINE EGERTON, SONYA M. ELFAR, ELAINE L. ERICKSON, JANINE R. EVERETT, THOMAS E.' FAHERTY, BRUCE A. FAR- AGO, MAUREEN FARRAHER, LYNNE M. FARRINGTON, THOMAS A. FARRINGTON, MARJORIE FAULSTICH, ROBERT J. FAY, SHERRY A. FEELEY, ALPHONSE FERRERA, JOHN F. PERSON, WAYNE R. FETTE Homeroom 146 ,dai JOSEPH GIUGNO, TIMOTHY GOODE, CHERYL GOODRICH, STEPHEN GOODSPEED, MARK GOODWIN, NICHOLAS GOODWIN, PHILIP GOULDING, DEBORAH GOYETTE, GLENN GOYETTE, JOHN GRAZIOSI, MARK GREENLAW, JOHN GRIECI, LINDA GRIFFIN, LOIS GRIFF, RALPH GRIGGS, ROBERT GROSS, JUDITH GROTH, SUSN GRUBBS, WAYNE GRUMNEY, MARY GULLEDGE, JOYCE HAGG, DAVID HALSTEAD, SANDRA HANCOCK, JOHN HANLON, DAVID HANSEN, BARBARA GRIGGS I5 Homeroom 14 CARLA FARRAGHER, BETH FEEHILY, DONALD FEENEY, LORI FENTON, IOANNA FERRARA, KIMBERLY FEREIRA , BRIAN FINNELL, THOMAS FINNEY, LISA FISHER, MONICA FITZGERALD, PATRICK FITZGERALD, JOSEPH FORAN, JACQUELINE FORSTER, MARK FORSTER, BERNICE FOURGERE, OLYMPIA FOURNARAKIS, BARBARA FOURNIER, TAMMY FROST, MAUREEN GALLAGHER, STACEY GALLAGHER 'I JA, 7 l Homeroom 144 STEPHEN GALLAGHER, DEBORAH GALLANT, LORI GALLO, ROSEMARY GAUDET, MONIQUE GAUTREAU, MICHELLE GAYNOR, RICHARD GEMELLI, ARTHUR GENOVA, MARK GIANGRANDE, LANIAL GIARDINA, DONALD GIBBS, SALVATORE GIGLIA, PATRICK GILES, ROBERT GILLEN, DEIRDRE GIRARD, KAREN GIUCON, MICHAEL GIUNIA DIANE GLAWSON-, CHARLINE GOGUEN, DENIS GOGUEN, DANIEL GOLD- STEIN, IEANNE GIROUARD Homeroom 148 W-nut' 'I DONALD HANSEN, JOHN HARRINGTON, JAMES HARRIS, JEFFREY HARTFORD, KEVIN HART, THOMAS HART, CLAYTON HARVEY, KIMBERLY HARVEY , MARK HAYDEN, ERIC HAYES, CRAIG HEFFRON, CARMEN HERNANDEZ, JOSEFINA HERNANDEZ, CAROL HESSION, THOMAS HIGGINS, DANIEL HILL, DAVID HILL, DAVID HOBSON, DEBO RAH HOLM, RAJA HOMSI, KAREN HOOVER, THOMAS HOPKINS, KAREN HOUGH, MARGARET HOUSTON, KATHY HOWARD, THOMAS HOWARD, MAUREEN HOWES Homeroom 154 KATHY KASPER, ERIC KAUFMAN, CYNTHIA KAUPELIS, JOSEPH KEHOE. BARBARA KELLEY, MARYJEAN KELLY. PATRICK KELLY, WILLIAM KELLY, KAREN KEMP, RICHARD KENNEDY , SUSAN KENNEY , SANDRA KERSHAW, THOMAS KERSHNER, SUSAN KIEJZO, CYNTHIA KILEY, JAY KNIGHT, JOHN KRATOVILLE, ROBERT KING, PAUL LABRACHE, PETER LABRACHE, JOHN LACAVA, JOYCE LACAVA , JILL LAMACCHIA ..,4w, .se , X' N' JJSSLSL- 70 Homeroom 152 THOMAS HUFF, RICHARD HUMPHREYS, ANN HURLEY, LORI HURLEY, SANDRA HYNES, ROBERT IANNETTI, ANNMARIE IMHOFF, PAUL IRVINE, EDMUND IVY, JOSEPH JACKSON, DENISE JAILLET, SUZANNE JAMES, STEVEN JENKS, DONNA JIAVA, CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, DAVID JOHN- SON, SUSAN JOHNSON, KAREN JOHNSTON, CHRISTOPHER JOLIAT, LINDA JONES, PAMELA JONES, ELLEN KAITZ, KENNETH KALOOSTIAN, CHRIS JACOBS Homeroom 161 MICHAEL LANDRY, PAUL LANDRY , SUZANNE LANDRY , KAREN LANERGAN , BRIAN LANGLEY , KATHLEEN LANG, MARGARET LASHOTO, LOUISE LASSMAN, MICHAEL LAWN, KENNETH LAWTON, IUSTINA LAZAR, ALINE LEBLANC, CAMILLE LEBLANC, CAROL LEBLANC, CHERYL LEBLANC , CLAIRE LEBLANC, EMELIA LEBLANC, LAWRENCE LEBLANC, BRENDA LEE, MICHAEL LEE, EDWARD LEGER, RICHARD LEMONT, ANTHONY LEONE. ELIZABETH LEVEY Homeroom 172 MARY MCNAMARA, TONI MENDITTO, LISA MILINAZZO, MARK MILLER, REGINA MILLIAN, JOHN MOLINARI. CAROL MONAGHAN, JOHN MONETTE, DIANE MOORES, BRIAN MOORE, WILLIAM MORGAN, LISA MORIZIO. IUDITH MORREALE, DAVID MORRISSEY, ROBERT MORROW, JANET MOSES, IUNE MOURADJIAN. IOANNE MULA, MARYJO MULA, MARY MULLEN, DANIEL MURGO, BETH MURPHY, DEBORAH MURPHY, MICHAEL MURPHY I I Homeroom 176 PATRICIA PETERSON, SALLY PETERS, DONNA PETTENGILL, FLORENCE PETTIGREW, REGINA PHILLIPS, BARBARA PIACENTINI, DAVID PIDGEON, PETER PILLA, WILLIAM PILON, KEVIN PINKHAM, MICHELLE PINEAU, ANNE PIN- ZONE, MARIE PITRE, CHRISTOPHER PITTMAN , DONNA PITTS, WILLIAM PLUMMER, DENISE POIRIER, ERNEST POI- RIER, SUSAN POIRIER, ROGER POULIN, STEVEN POWDERLY, DOROTHEA POWERS, KAREN PRATT, KEVIN PRATT, CAROL PRESCOTT Homeroom 197 r ' V 'IX 1' ' 5 M3 f N629 ' 1-gg: -153323. +-Q KAREN TRIMBLE, IUDITH TRUE, LISA TRUMBOUR,' CONSTAN TSATSARONES, PETER TULLY, KENNETH TURMEL, LISA TWOMEY, FRANCIS UTLEY, GARY VALLERAND, WAYNE VARTERSIAN, LEONARD VELARDI, LUIS VELEZ, ROBIN VITTUM, ROGER VOGEL, CONSTAN VOULGAROPOULOS, MARY WADDICK, WILLIAM WALKER, DONNA WALSH, GENNENE WALSH, LORETTE WALSH, ROBIN WARD, LINDA WARREN, CARLOS UIDES, DEBRA UTLEY, JOA- CHIM WAGNER, STEVEN WAITE MICHAEL WEEKS, IOSEPH WELSCH, BRENDA WEST, CHARLES WHALEN, MICHAEL WHEELER, JOHN WHITE, THERESA WHITE, JAMES WHOOLEY, DIANE WILCOX, CRAIG WILLIAMSON, CHE- RYL WILLIAMS, CARLA WILSON, SUSAN WINTERKORN, PETER WOMERSLEY, GERALDINE WONSON, NICHOLAS YANEFF, IUDITH YORSOTN, SHELDON YOUNG, EDWARD YOW, MIMI YUNG, DENISE ZADROZNY, MARIE ZAGWYN, IUDITH ZAMPI TELLA, DIANE WILSON I-Iomeroom 026 Homeroom 211 DIANNE AIELLO, EDWARD AUCOIN, GERARD AUCOIN, KIMBERLY AUCOIN, SHARON AUCOIN, SHARON AUSTIN, LISA AVERSA, OSVALDO AVILES, KEVIN AYOTTE, PAMELA BABINEAU, LEDA BABIN, MONIQUE BABIN, TIMOTHY BAGNALL, PARKER BAILEY, BEVERLY BANKS, SALVATORE BARBA, PAMELA BARDEN, VERA BARLIT, AUDREY BARON, LEAH BATTAGLINO, IACQUELINE BAUER, ROBERT BAXTER, VINCENT BEAUDOIN, RUTH BECKER, BARBARA BECK, BONNIE BESSO Iilgmeroom 213, ROLAND BOURGEOIS, SUSAN BOURGEOIS, ERIC BOURGOUIIAN, CAROL BOURQUE, PETER BOURQUE, MICHAEL BOWLBY, PATRICIA BOWSER, GISELE BREAU, DIANE BRENNAN, JEAN BRENNAN, JAMES BRESCIA, DALE BROODS, 74 BARBARA BROWN, DAVID BROWN, DOROTHY BROWN, ROBERTA BROWN, JILL BRYANT, KATHLEEN BRYSON, DOUGLAS BURNS, THOMAS BURNS, MICHAEL BURNSTEIN, MICHELLE BUSA, IOSEPHINE BUSCEMI, FRANCIS BUSH- ARD, GAIL BUTEAU, GEORGE BYAM 111 ll JI I 1 -:I 4 1 I I I 1 II I 1 I I I 1 I 1 1 I I 'I 1 I I I 1 I 1 1 I '1 I 1 1 I 1 I I I 1 I I I I I I 1 I I '1 I I 1 I I 1 1. 1. 11 11 In 1 J Homeroom 212 ,. l - CHRISTOPHER BELLA, DAVID BELLIVEAU, DAVID BENNETT, JEFFREY BENNETT, KATHLEEN BENNETT, KAREN BENOIT, JOANNE BERGANTINO, DEBBIE BERNARD, EDILBERTO BERRIOS, KAREN BESSO, RALPH BIBBO, DONALD BIRON, ROBIN MARIE BISSON, VALERIE BIZZOZERO, ROBERTA BODWELL, MARGA RET BOEGLIN, LARAINE BOGOSIAN, JOSEPH BONFIGLIO, JOAN BONICA, STEPHEN BORDENCA, ANGELINA BORRELLI, MICHAEL BOTTE, MURIEL BOUCHER, NORMAN BOURDREAU, PAUL BOURDREAU, PRESTON BOURDREAU, DIANNE BOURGEOIS, PAULETTE BOURGEOIS, TERESA BURGOS, CARMELA CASTELLANA Homeroom 216 IOHN CABANAUGH, STEPHEN CENTOLA , VALERIE CENTOLA, LYNN DERCONE, ANNE CERICOLA, MARK CHAR- TIER, LUCY CHEN, GLEN CHIASSON, GRACE CIMINO, ANTONIETTE CINCOTTA, MARY CINCOTTA, PAUL CIN- COTTA, STEPHEN CLARKE, KAREN CLARK, LINDA COATES, CHERYL COFFEY, DONNA COLANTINO, LETA COL- LETT, IUDITH COLLURA, KAREN COLLURA, ROBERT CONCETTI, EILEEN CONNORS, STEPHEN CONNORS Homeroom 218 CYNTHIA CULLEN, KAREN CUMMISKEY, DONALD CUSANO, THOMAS CUSANO, ROBERT CUSICK, THERESA DAD DONA, STEPHEN DAGLE, ANDREA DAHL, MARY DALY, LUCIA DANGIO , DAVID DANKENS, SUSAN DART, RICH- ARD DAVIS, NANCY DEFELICE, STEPHEN DEFLORIO, ROBERT DELAIRE, GEORGE DELANEY, KATHLEEN DELANEY, DONNA DELFINO, GAIL DELLACAMERA, RITA DELLAPACE, SCOTT DESANTIS Homeroom 215 PATRICIA CAIRA, PATRICIA CALARESE, JAMES CALLAHAN, ROBERT CALNAN, WILLIAM CAMERON, LYNN CAMPANA, DALE CAMPBELL, DOUGLAS CAMPBELL, JANE CAMPBELL, PATRICIA CAMPBELL, LINA CAMPOS, JOSEPH CANNISTRARO, JOHN CAPELLO, BRETT CAPPADONA, PATRICIA CARA- MANICA, JAMES CARAMSALIDIS, HILDY CARLSON, BRAIN CARME, WILLIAM CARMODY, FRANCIS CARPENTINO, MARIE CARUSO, CAROL CASELLA, IANICE CASELLA, SHEILA CASELLA, PATRICIA CASEY, JOANNE CASH, JEFFREY CATE, DONNA CAVALIERI, RICHARD COLLINS 7 Hqmeroom 220 ANTHONY DAMORE, LAURIE DEMARAIS, LOUISE DEMEO, PATRICIA DEMEO, DENISE DENNETT , DONNA DEPRO- FIO, ARTHUR DANI DERUSHA, MICHELE DERVISS, STEPHEN DEVINCENT, ROBERTA DIBACCO, JEANNE DIETTRICH NICHOLAS DIIESO, LEONARD DIMAGGIO, ANN MARIA DIMASI, CORNELIUS DINEEN, NANCY DION, ANN MARIE DIVECCHIA, GEORGE DOHERTY, BERNARD DOIRON Homeroom 22 EDWARD DOLLARD, JANET DONAHUE, PATRICIA DONLON, JAMES DOOLEY, FLORINE DOUCETTE, PAUL DOU- CETTE, RICHARD DOUCETTE, MARY ANN DOUGLAS, JOAN DOWCETT , MARYELLEN DOWNING, KATHERINE DRI- NAN, RICHARD DUBE, WILFRED DUBIE, STANLEY DUDEK, CHERYL DUFROMONT, ANNE DUGAS, ALBEO DUGUAY. MICHAEL DUNHAM, NANCY DUPORT, DIANE DWYER, TIMOTHY EAGAN Homeroom 217 .IULIE CONNOR, PAUL CONNOR, JUDITH CONRAD, KATHLEEN CONRAN, PAUL CONTOS, GARY CONZO, LAURA COOPER, DORA COPPOLA, PAUL CORBETT, PATRICIA CORCORAN, SEAN CORCORAN, KATHLEEN CORLISS DANIEL CORMIER, DEBRA CORMIER, IANICE CORMIER, KATHERINE COR- MIER, PAUL CORMIER, PETER CORMIER, SUSAN CORMIER, ANGELA COSTA, DAVID COSTA, ELAINE COTONI, SANDRA COTTON, KATHLEEN COUGHLIN, SUSAN COUGHLIN, EDWARD COUSINEAU, RICHARD COX, KAREN CREONTE, CHARLOTT CRISTOFORI, DANIELLE DESROSIERS, DUY HIEP LE Homeroom 225 MARK EDWARDS, LYNNE ELLIOT, JUDITH ENGLISH, TRACY ERICKSON, TAMI FALLO, CATHERINE FARAMELLI, CHRISTINE FARAMELLI, GEORGE FAUCHER, MARIE FAULSTICH, MICHAEL FAVRE, LYNN FEARNLEY, DANIEL , FEEHILY, STEPHEN FEELEY, RICHARD FENNELLY, DAVID FENTON, DIANNE FENTON, ANTHONY FERRARA, ANGELA FERRERA, SUSAN FERRO, STEPHEN FIELDS, DAVID FILTEAU, JAMES FITZGERALD, ROBIN FITZSIMMONS, BRYAN FLOYD, JOYCE FLOYD, CAROL FOGG, RICHARD FOLSOM Homeroom 228 SUSAN FORSBLAD, MARYELLEN FORSTER, JILL FORSYTH, KIM FOSKIN, CHRISTOPHER FOX, MICHAELANGE FRA- GALE, MICHAEL FRANCIS, STEPEHN FRANCIS, LISA FRANGELLO, DIANNE FRONDUTO, PAMELA FROST, LAWRENCE FRYE, THOMAS FURDON, DENISE GAGNON, PAUL GAGNON, SUZANNE GAILIUS, STEVEN GAISER, JEAN GAL- 280 LANT, GEORGE GALLITANO, CYNTHIA GAMBLE, DAVID GAMBLE, GAIL GARDINER, JOHN GARRITY, CLAIRE GAR- VIN Homeroom 240 aff C MM TL. -av , If ' -.rluvxp 5 ' 'H' ' IAMES GAUDET, TERRY GAUDET, RONALD GICKA, ROSELLA GIGLIA, RONALD GILBERTO, DEBORAH GIORLANDO, PATRICIA GISGOURNE, DEBRA GIUSTI, GARY GLEASON, EILEEN GLYNN, GODIN RENEE, GERARD GOGUEN, NOR- MAN GOGUEN, RAYMOND GOGUEN, DELWYN GODEY, RONALD GOLDEN, KAREN GOODALE, LAWRENCE GOO- DROW, IANE GOULDING, IACQUELINE GOULD Homeroom 24 N I I ROBERT GRENIER, HANNA GRIFF, IEANNE GRIGGS, PAMELA GRUMNEY, CAMILLE GUADAGNINO, DIANE GUIDE- BECK, JOSEPH GUIDEBECK, DAVID GULLOTTI, MARK HACHEY, BARBARA HALE, GEORGE HALLORAN, LILLIAN I-IALLOWELL, RICHARD HANNIGAN, RICHARD HANNON, DIANE HAROUTUNIAN, PAUL HARRIMAN, ELIZABETH HARRIS, THOMAS HARTE, KATHY HARTMAN, DAVID HASSETT, PATRICIA HAYES, CHRISTINE HAYS, REGINA HAZLETT, AUDREY HEADLEY, DONALD HEROLD, LISA HICHEY, MICHAEL HIGGINS, HEATHER HILL, IEFFERY HILL. BARBARA HINES, BRIDGET HOGAN, CAROL HOLSTON, ADRIA HOUSTON I Homeroom 242 My FRANCIS CACCIATORE, CHERYL HOOPER, CYNTHIA HOWARD, NANCY HOWARD, MICHAEL HOYT, MAUREEN HUDSON, NANCY HUFF, EDWARD HUNTER, BRIAN HURLEY, DONNA HYDE, TIMOTHY HYLANDER, SUSAN HYNES EUGENE IRVINE, DAWN JANNONI, RUSSELL JENKINS , KEVIN JENSEN , LISA JOHNSON, PATRICK JOLIAT, DEBORAH JONES , LORI JONES , NANCY JOYCE, MARK JUDD, KENNETH JUNKINS, MICHAEL KAMPHAUS, DIANE KARELAS, KARLA KASPER, MARGARET KAUFMAN, LISA KAZANJIAN, ROBERT KEANEY Homeroom 244 I Afvxfwfv J ,lf ww THOMAS KEHOE, JANE KELLEY, ROBETT KELLIHER, DANIEL KELLY, DAVID KELLY, HENRY KELLY, JEAN KELLY, JOHN KELLY, LAURA KENDERES, ALAN KENNEN, JOHN KERR, SUSAN KERSHNER, CHARLES KEYES, PRISCILLA KEYES, DAVID KILMAIN, CHUL GOO KIM, THOMAS KING, JOAN KISH, MARY KISH, ELAINE KNOX, JOSEPH LACAVA, JOSEPH LACCI, MARK LAFOREST, JANICE LAFORT , MICHAEL LEBLANC af' ,, , '5f'3nV-Aifwsa-a.un1'f JUDITH MCKENZIE, DANIEL MCKINNON, PATRICIA MCKIN- NON, CHRISTIN MCLAUGHLIN, ELLEN MCLAUGHLIN, MICHAEL MCNAMARA, KEVIN MCSWEENEY, MICHELLE MELANSON, YVON MELANSON, MICHAEL MELE, ANNE MELIDEO, KENNETH MELLO, ROBERT MEOLA, FRANCINE MIRABILE, SUSAN MIT CHELL, CATHERINE MOBILIA, CYNTHIA MONAHAN, SCOTT MOONEY, GARY MOORES, THOMAS MOORE, CHRISTOPHER MORAN Homeroom 25 KERRY MACDONALD, SARAH MACDONALD, GAIL MACDOU- GALL, ANN MACINNIS, THOMAS MACINNIN, RUTH ELLEN MACIVOR, BARBARA MACKUSICK, JOSEPH MACLELLAN, JUDITH MACNEIL, DARLENE MADAGLIA, DEBRA MADDEN, LAURIE MAGNO, JOHN MAGUIRE, MARY MAHER, SUSAN MAHER, ELIZABETH MAHONEY, ENRICA MAIOCCHI, JOHN MALLOY, MARY MALONEY, SANDRA MANCUSO, MONICA MANDILE, ALBERT MANOUKIAN af 4 Homeroom 248 Homeroom 262 FN? IEANNE OHALLORAN, CURTIS OHARA, IUDITH OHNEMUS, WALTER OHNEMUS, DANIEL OKEEFE, NANCY OLBRYS, RICHARD OLIVERI, LINDA OLIVER, DOMINIC OLIVO, DOUGLAS OLNEY, KATHLEEN OMARA, KEVIN OMARA , IOYCE ONEILL, FRANCIS ORDILE, GAIL ORECHIA, GERALDINE ORIFICE, ANN ORMOND, CAROL OROURKE, ELAINE OROURKE, ROBERT OUELLETTE, SCOTT OUELLETTE, DAVID PALMER, LAURI PANAGGIO, ANNETTE PAPIA Homeroom 263 DOROTHY PAPPAS, SANDRA PARKER, IUDITH PATTERSON, KAREN PATTERSON, ANDREA PAVONE, MICHELLE PELLETIER, SANDRA PELTIER, PAMELA PENTON, VITOR PEREIRA , PAULA PERKINS , LYNN PETRIE, DAVID PETTEN- GILL, JAMES PETTIGREW, KAREN PICHETTE, JANE PINTABONE, PATRICE PINTABONE, DEBRA PINZONE, THOMAS PINZONE, SANDRA PIPER, LISA PISANO, DAVID PITTS, TERRY PLACE, JAMES POIRIER, MICHELLE POIRIER, SUSAN POLDOIAN, TI-IEANO POLICRONIS, NICHOLAS POWERS, ANNE POWER Homeroom 267 MARK SCAFIDI, DAVID SCHIFF, GREGG SCHOENER, KIMBERLY SCHOFIELD, WILLIAM SCHROEDER, DAVID SCHUELER, ANTHONY SCIOLI, TRACEY SCIPIONE, DEVIN SCOTT, DAVID SEGAL, KENNETH SENIGO, EVELYN SERVAL, NANCY SHANLEY, TIMOTHY SHARKEY, RICHARD SHEA, DAVID SHEEHAN, DOROTHY SHERMAN, ELIZA- BETH SHINNECK, MARGARET SILVER, CHERYL SILVER, PATRICIA SITES, STEPHEN SJOSTEDT, JOHN SMERLAS, DEBRA SMITH, JUDITH SMITH, LAURA SMITH, LETITIA SMITH, KATHRYN SNEE Homeroom 2.7 HUBERTE THIBODEAU, THOMAS THIBODEAU, TIMOTHY THIBODEAU, DEIDRE THOMPSON, JAMES THOMPSON, SUSAN THOMPSON, MICHAEL TIANO, MARY TIERNEY, KAREN TOMAO, PATRICIA TORTORELLA, SANDRA TOY, 6 TINA TREGGIARI, PASQUALINA TREGLIA, SUSAN TRIMBLE, LUISA TRIVISANO, JOHN TRUDEAU, CHARLES TUFTS, STEVEN TULLY, TERESA TURLICK, KEVIN TUTTLE, KAREN VACCARELLO, DAVID VALDANBRINI, THOMAS VALLERAND, RICHARD VANARIA, HERBERT VANNASSE SUSAN SOTTILE, DARRELL STAMPER, DONNA STANKARD, KATHLEEN STANLEY, IANET STEPP, THERESA ST. GERMAIN, KATHLEEN STONEY, WILLIAM STROM, ELIZABETH STURM, DELBARRE SULLIVAN, KATHLEEN SULLIVAN, MARY SULLIVAN, MAUREEN SULLIVAN, NANCY SULLIVAN, MICHELLE SURETTE, KENNETH SURRETTE, BARBARA SUTHERLAND, WILLIAM SWAIN, DEBRA SWEDER, DAWN SWEET, MARY TABOR, LYNNE TAMBURRO, LYNN TANASHIAN, DANIEL TARULLO, MALCOLM TAVENER, LINDA TAYLOR, GEORGE TEKEYAN, JANET TEREN- ZIO, DAVID THERIAULT 13 Homeroom 269 ,sg---I Homeroom 275 Homeroom 272 I KIMBERLY WHITE, MICHAEL WHITE, ALDO. WILKENS, ANITA WILLIAMS, MARK WIL- LIAMS, JAMES WITHROW, BRENDA WONG, IRENE WONG, KERIN WOODS, KRISTIE WOODS, JAMES WRIGHT, JOHN WRIGHT, JEAN YOBACCIO, KAREN YORSTON, CELIA ' YUNG, ELAINE ZADROZNY, OLIVIA ' 1 ZAINO, PATRICIA ZAWADZKI . A I I 2 0 I v A I I 'Y C CAROLYN VAUTOUR, WANDA VAUTOUR, CATHLEEN VENO, BRIAN VENUTI, LINDA VENUTI, CESAR VIDES, I KAREN VINCUILLA , DONALD VINCULILLA , KYRI VOULGAROPOULOS , MARY VOYMAS, JOACHIM WAGNER, ' ROLAND WAGNER, EDWARD WALKER, JEANNE WALSH, LESLIE WALSH, RAYMOND WALSH, SUSAN WALSH. JAMES WARD, LAURA WARREN, BRUCE WATSON, SANDRA WELCH, DEBBIE WENTWORTH, KENNETH WESTON, MICHAEL WHALEN, BRIAN WHEATON, PAULA WHELAN v 1 4 I Bab Pictures XX 'x. f--.- N-' wa. ml ' .sa 5 1' K I x W, we Q Q Mfg: A 1 1 1 14243 1 rr. ms 'i'i'ir?7il5 Zij' 5 if 'v-'EMA .,, X. , f, .... '1 f v 'Q' N f B 1'-K f 1X , - 'X U51 1. Donald Place 2. Ann Kane and Lynne Scott 3. Jon Meliones 4. Janis Ryan 5. Linda Olson 6. Bonnie Becker '7 . Michael O'Connel1 8. Elaine Rancatore 9. Linda and Anne Rheaume 10. Janet O'Donoghue 11. Paul Gross 12. SueE1len and Brian Gal- lagher 13 . Beverly Mangan 14. Pam Cormier 15. Anna Allia 16. Peter Scafidi 17 . Barbara McEnaney. 289 li I The Pacult . . . Where should I put this? Listen, don't be ridiculousgl it's nothing personal, I givey F's to all Bruins fans, not just' you. 1 , 2 f i ff xfizi V I ,,t,, 'T I rr- il ff -i's-l E, t A 5,1 -.Ns lv-V ,lrv V 4., xx -1:45, -:wi -' . ' ' . N p I H ' W.. . 5 m5f1A-' 25i3s1'555 ?f? ?-Yi W' ':?1'H Z f5 V' N' I rf ' V- I N' 'W' ' I I The grammar in the paper is Yes, some of my classes can yr terrible. really get rough. I v Take that and that for not doing your homework! Q Y B it 1 I ! ,. ,wt ff V I And then I raised my gun and shot those three I said mathematical relations not . . . I ducks and my wife sewed them on my sweater. 4 ' ,i ,f.,, i ,. V, Q4 ,p - ff- 1 X1 3 ', Hx. I: How do you like my Jimmy Carter impression? V Y 2 4 S x K Tie a yellow ribbon 'round the old oak tree . l 'NN ,W ,..,,. My 3 Mustn t write naughty words Q' on my overhead. ff ,fc If W a 5 2 ,. 7WM S X y V Vlvf 'W . , W' . 55 R 4 YNYQ i ta. mvudm. Where did I put my peanut butter and jelly sandwich? . , ,....,- , . -...,.... Wouldn't using my Bic be a lot easier? fffIffrrf .-F23 nwrfrf 1 1 f 1 4 ,, ,,,,,,,, 777 4 4 , fi, F3191 H' ' ' And will the smdem who borrowed I used to be known as Lawrence Welk Stein the elevator please return rt, and also Mr. Regan who was inside. berg. R Mr. Paul Sheag Department Head, Sister Edwina Mazerski, Mrs. Julie Blanchard, Mr. Peter Nyren, Mr. Constantine Sgouris. udio-Visual Department SEATED: Danielle Desrosiers, Dominique Desrosiers, Marie Lafontant, Carmella Castellana, Carmen Hernandez. ROW I: Mrs. Eugenia Fitzgerald, Teacher, Mrs. Marilyn Millerg Counselor, Tony Luna, Raja Homsi, Sami Batareeh, Ruben Tala- mantes, Maria Tu, Anna Tu, Miguel Vivas, Pedro Rubio, Mrs. Marie Regan, Teacher, Mr. Adolph Casog Director. ROW III: Patrick Sautier, Franco Davoli, Luis Zayas, Vitor Pereira, Mike Fragale, Peter Caci. rt Department Que Mr. Ralph Nelson, Mr. Felix Giardina, Mr. Robert Shubert, Mr. Bill Lawler. Bilingual Department The Bilingual Department offers courses primarily for the non-English speaking students. This instruction assists students during the phase of transition from their Nature Language to the English language. The goal of the Bilin- gual Department is to achieve the earliest possible inte- gration into regular programs of instruction. Instruction is available to Bilingual students in French, Italian, Spanish, Vietnamese, and English as a Second Language. Busmess Department The Business Department has enabled many students to fulfill their needs for an employab1e skill' during and after high school. This training is offered to all students in the high school and has been beneficial to those who seek immediate employment after graduationg those who wish to pursue advanced study in the field of business educationg and the college-bound student who must earn money for tuition and other expenses. This program also offers each boy and girl enrolled in the business curriculum skills which are valuable in their personal lives. o SEATED: Miss Cecilia Misseri, Miss Trifoletti, Miss Cecilia Dec- ola, Mr. Albert Flight: Department Head, Miss Ellen Shuman, Ms. Nancy Chaisson, Mrs. Jeanette Fitzgerald. STANDING: Miss Eleanor Tahaney, Miss Snow, Miss Taccini, Mrs. Pilotte, Mr. Peter Baldassari, Mr. Opie, Mr. Anthony Bantedosi, Mr. Belan- ger, Mr. Collins. Custodians Cafeteria Workers davis'-Q Drama Driver Road Mr. Robert Eagle: Department Head, Mrs. Karen DeMauro, Mr. Steve Rourke. The main goal of the Drama Department is to introduce the student to developmental drama and the theatre arts: creative drama , communication, move- ment, theatre games, improvi- sations, scene work, stage pro- duction and relevant aspects of theatre history. The department also offers an in-depth study of advanced acting methods and contemporary trends and philoso phies of theatre . SEATED: Mrs. Virginia Meer, Mrs. Joan Flannagan, Ms. Barbara Krysiak: Department Head, Miss Stan- ton, Mrs. Sheila Archdeacon, Miss Rosemary Geary, Mr. Ira Steinberg. ROW II: Mr. Robert Sheehy, Mrs. Anastasis Kefalis, Mrs. Lucy Windsor, Mrs. Carol Poirier, Miss Margaret Holland, Mrs. Barbara Mat- 4 thews, Mr. Matthews, Miss Karen Arno, Miss Susan Parelle, Mr. lack Dorsey. ROW III: Mr. Healy, Mr. Gerald Tierney, Mr. John Halle, Mr. Michael Rose, Mr. Richard Walsh. ROW 1: Mr. William Harrington, Mr. Rich- ard Sullivan, Mr. Steve Goodwin. ROW II: Mr. John Graceffa, Mr. Daniel Sabatino, Mr. Thomas Leverone. English Department The English Department sees its role as involving more than merely a require- ment for graduation: we consider the an of understanding language a requirement for living. In pursuit of excellence in English language - arts instruction, the department offers a variety of personali- ties, approaches, and programs with a common educational goal. N N 4-gff! xy ' :LTR w SEATED: Mrs. Eleanor Pacitti, Miss M. Therese Aucoin, Mr. Steven Triantafelg Depart- ment Head, Miss Elizabeth Fryer, Miss Helene Andresian, Mr. Ben Pizzi, Mr. Hugo San- taMaria, Mr. Mario Magno, Mr. B. Donald Thibeault. STANDING: Dr. Larry Yarkin, Mr. Marcel Karian . Mrs. Catherine Boegling secre- tary , Mrs. Lucille Cooperg secretary V 2:-.ff--ea it it-2 On entrance to Waltham Senior High School, each new student is assigned a personal counselor who is available for three years to assist and guide the stu- dent in proper decision-making relative to hislher personal and academic development. The Guidance Counseling Services are a support to the individual learning adjustment of our students and alert to career, vocational and occupational planning. K Foreign Language Department The Foreign Language Department offers the stu- dent at Waltham High an excellent program in which to learn and develop listening, reading, speaking, and writing skills in French, German, Italian, Latin, and Spanish. The Department has a fine lan- guage laboratory used on a regular basis to help stu- dents acquire greater proficiency in listening and speaking. Also the student is introduced to the cul- ture and style of the foreign country through films, slides, tapes, books, and class discussions. Guidance SEATED: Mr. Iohn Clifford, Miss Margaret Nolan, Asst. Dir. , Francis Curran, Director, Miss Sarah Giacalone, Anthony Mrugala. STANDING: Robert Conrad, Miss Katherine Cor- coran, Miss Jane Grace, Miss Cornelia Sylvester, Mrs. Maria Navin, Mr. Richard Madden. Home Economics Department . Culinary Arts . . . Fashion . . . Foreign Cuisine . . . Chef Training . . . Do I have to ,, wear an apron? . A. . Know thy nutrients . . . Patchwork . . . It's a crewel world . . . Would you believe decoupage? . . . Low cholesterol diet . Basic 4 . . . Seam Finishes . . . Knit the smoothes and purl the bumps . . . Color coordina- tion . . . Finger painting . . . Did you make that? I really like it! . . . Keep yourself in stitches . . . Chesire Crafts . . . Costumes . . SEATED: Mrs. Amy Kosmidis, Mrs. Mary Johnson: Department Head, Miss Gracey Number 2 Star Tip - ' - Bound Butwnholes - - McGrath. STANDING: Mrs. Amy Maclure, Ms. Margaret Irwin, Mrs. Ann Mason, Mrs. Kiddie 111 , , I You eat with your eyes , , Kathleen Georgio . 295 Health Services Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis, R.N., Mrs. Marion Fitzpatrick, R.N. Industrial Arts Department Director of Health Staff: Dr. John McManama. ,:.,, fL,A mf, , . The Industrial Arts Department, through various courses is an intro- duction to occupational experi- ences. The student is offered excel lent instruction in Electricity and Electronics, General Metals, Power Mechanics, Technical Drawing and Woodworking. Each of these sub- jects is designed to further aid the student in a better understanding of the world we live in. SEATED: Miss Najarian, Mrs. June Maclure, Mr. Edward Dollard, Mr. Henry LaRosee, Mrs. Janet Coen. STANDING: Mr. Roy Talanian, Mr. Marsh, Mr. John Holihan, Mr. Walter McDonald, Mr. William Nolan, Mr. O'Neil. 6 Library Main Office , ,5Qiif'q. AH.,-g. , . Y tt, ci , ? Mrs. Ester Wiley, Mr. Herrick Harkins, Mrs. Lotte Bluestein . The Waltham High School Media Center is a laboratory for research and study. Stu- dents learn to work alone and in groups under the guidance and with the instruction of the media specialists. The media specialists attempt to contrib- ute to the growth and develop- ment of students in independ- ent thinking , in ability to study effectively and in the acquisition of desirable atti- tudes toward reading, other media of communication, and all learning and research. Mrs. Peggy Oulette, Mrs. Phyllis MacDonald, Mrs. Rita Persuitte, Mrs. Betty O'Leary. Math Department All modern industrial societies require a certain segment of its population to be highly trained in Math! Science and the remainder at least mathematically liter- ate. The Philosophy of the Mathematics Department is governed by its function which, in essence, is to see that every student has the opportunity to enter the work-force at the level indicated by his ability and interests. Here in Waltham, Math, though an elective subject, is taken by 80070 of the school population. The Math Dept. , therefore, must offer a wide variety of courses to meet the needs of such a broad spectrum. The array of Math courses now offered, which more than adequately meet the present needs of students, are the result of past experimentation. A Math program which is adequate, or even excellent by SEATED: Mr. James McDonnell, Mr. Tom Leverone, Mrs. Ioan Martin, Mr. Terrence Sweeny, Miss Elaine Hayes, Mr. John Sheehan, Mr. William Young. STANDING: Mr. Robert Charbonneau, Mr. Daniel Sabatino, Mr. William Harrington, Mr. Anthony Vallely, Mr. Thomas Lynch: Department Head, Mr. Richard LeMay, Mr. Thomas Foley, Mr. Leon Meader, Mr. George Viens. present standards, may not suffice for the future. 297 Music Department Mr. Thomas Ferrante, Mrs. Erica Boras, Mr. Peter Kennedy, Mr. Thomas Dumasg Department Head. Reading Department R f f ,ff K 't - 85.25 X , . Mr. Barry Gretsky, Mr. Paul Cerquag Department Head, Mr. John Carroll. I The Music Department at Waltham High School presents the stu- dent with a wide variety of means to study and learn music form and style . Students interested in Band and Chorus participate in concerts, assembly programs, marching activities, and community functions. These courses introduce the student to all styles of the finest in musi- cal literature . Students also have the opportunity to study the Theory of music - which involves the study of scales, intervals, modulation and altered chords, hormonization of melodies, ear training and music dictation. Physical Education Miss Helen Castros, Mr. Peter Dexter, Miss Claire Nolang Depart- ment Head, Miss Kathryn Kouray, Mrs. Geraldine Baker, Mr. Steve Uno, Mrs. Isabell Allan, Mr. Leonard Sorin, Mr. Henry Woronicz, Mrs. Nina Skavenski, Mr. Clifford Poirier. The reading program is offered to all students having classes that range from remedial to college level. Pupils may enroll on a voluntary basis and work on an individually planned program according to their specific needs. These needs are determined by means of a series of diagnostic tests. The pupils then receive individualized instruction to attempt to bring their reading level up to full potential. Instructions are offered in the following areas: word attack, vocab- ulary, comprehension, study skills, speed reading, spelling and improving work habits. As the years pass, more students are participating in the reading program indicating its popularity. We are convinced that reading is an essential feature of the high school curriculum . Continued growth, appreciation and participation in future years is anticipated . Science Department K FAQ., I I 4. ,- ,, -.AZ 0. YL. . . , n u Y Y 1, e A X I 1 f. mr . r't. Sm s The Science Program at Waltham High is designed to accommodate both college-bound and non-col- lege-bound students. The rich vari- ety of courses in biology, chemis- try, physics, and earth science pro- vides not only the necessary science background to function intelligently in a technologically oriented soci- ety, but also a sophisticated depar- ture point for those students wishing to pursue science and science-rela- ted careers. To implement the pro- gram , the High School has some extraordinary physical facilities - e. g. , the planetarium, the plant and animal room , the photography lab, and the recently established marine biology lab. The program's greatest asset, however, is its staff - a group of eighteen expert teach- ers, dedicated to making science a meaningful and interesting subject to all students . QQ SEATED: Mr. Jerry Nelson, Mr. Steve Grant, Dr. Alan Aymesg Department Head, Mr. Elwood Streeter, Mr. Richard McKnight. STANDING: Mrs. Karen Robinson, Mrs. Carol Graceffa, Mrs. Barbara Hantman, Mrs. Barbara Cappucci, Miss Eve Coppell, Miss Patricia Gladys, Miss Mary Overman. The Social Studies Department sees its role as involving the stu- dent in the History of his nation and the world. The need to know the past for the present is a requirement for living. In addi- tion the study of man, his insti- tutions and his psyche are exam- ined and developed in Sociology, Psychology, Government, and Economics . 1 1'- 1 1 , , HWS? wif? ff ' L 1' I , 5 . Social Studies Department SEATED: Mr. John Graceffa, Mrs. Mary Kellerman, Miss Patricia Mogan, Mr. Saul Rich- mang Department Head, Ms. Nancy Maguire, Mr. Richard Sullivan. STANDING: Ms. Roberta Kanarek, Mr. Harold Walker, Mr. Ted Jacobs, Mr. Micheal Macey, Mr. Edward Burke, Mr. Marvin Owens, Mr. Norman MacDonald, Mr. Steven Goodwin, Mrs. Nancy 299 Dobies. O0 Jimmy Ward, Julie Higgines, Debbie Greici, Judy O'Mara, Ed Finnell, Steve Bureau, Kevin Shea, Michelle Pieneau, Marie Zagwyn. M 4 . ., J ,.,'f ,,f-'42 I 1 W i if i ,i iffy vlzl, :MI -I Q V.'-, in .f , ,Q X 1 A:-:..41-iif i '1Z5'?,1,ffQ 'i'i 1'iV 0 'ii.i V A 5 in Q1'i i - ' A fa2.Zf,f?:f,f, 31 1 'x i e n , i -.Mg xxx . n e i , ii , . , ' e in 1-. , 2 .1Q. , . 4.', , 2 ig 5 ' i'L, , ,,li' 'f my ,'i'A flf fvv 1 n' VK, 4 ' A 4 5 Aggie ,iq-' 1 .3, il ,- L ,i l . xf, iz, ' ,g,,,3,L 1 The aftworkqn diese pages was contrlbuted by the followlng students Edvmtultf 111, 4DQmb33i6j,G1fi6Ci fiizflie i-Iiggins Judy O'Mara Kevin Shea e Fm Q4 nf I Re My v fig J' H' J , ' t iw Yi fa gf, skfwifggefmfa R' Orpifi mgiglfwq , I tf' L, 3, vy s wx 1? . .5 v rf A xkix. W 9 y 5 . .ass wi N' Wsxlt 'Maxx n Y 3 as J ,Q Q l'W .Q 5 I ' , n s 'wx .Q ' rx in 5. v 5 in 1 f df? 1 4. ,. . f ' FW w lr F 1 5 A Mi ,K Ll ,It 1 A QQQA s:f 'piIl 'q NJ nf 13 - ip., b i h L 'G M' Y A 4 Q Q H' fn ' vs f ' i .Ply 'Q-A e q, A Q M . - -'ww . Q fe 4' ,gf a I0 5 b Q if w L ,4 5 Y' n 60' JA . I Vxfoivxhij arp' my 3 if 3 5 I JL: . fy K- 3 X: -4 U70 A., 7 f L' ' ' e- 1 on 1 .u'f9.' it .KWSN wifim.. , 3.. J?.cr 1 I The Audio-Visual Club ROW I: Karen Aldred, Lisa Fine, Dan Goldstein, Richard Preston. ROW II: Mark LeBlanc, Gary Aronberg, Ralph Badger, Sean McGui1icutty, Katie McQuaid, John Cavanaugh, Tom Casey, Mickey Olivo. ROW III: Mr. William Lawler: advisor, Donna Stankard, Michael Hoyt, Jean Dietrich, Diane Fenton, Gene Boeglin, Tom Harte, Terry LeBlanc, Brian LeFort, John Kerr, Mr. Robert Schubert, advisor. ROW IV: Charles Tufts, Joe Foran, David McLaughlin, Joe McLeilan, Joe Bonfiglio, Hector Arenez. Ti V4 The Aviation Club I ROW I: Patrick Kelly, Karen Cummisky, John Gohmes, Brian Moore. ROW II: Mr. McKnight: advi- sor, John Kerr, Anthony Nester, Kevin Jensen, Joe Bonfiglio, Danny Jensen, Tony Princiotta, Scot Anderson, Jim Cincotta, Diane Guidebeck. ROW III Mark McAlpine , Chris Pittman, Barry Sullivan, Constantinos Voulgaropoulos, Kevin Pinkham. The Chemistry Club ROW I: Mr. McKnightg advisor, Mrs. Hantmang advisor, Susan Lanill, Kiki Voulgaropoulos, Andrea Dahl, Karen Cummisky. ROW II: Maureen Shelley, Mary English, Lisa Fine. ROW III: Caro- lyn Landry, Robert Kelleher, Mike Varteresian, Louis Davirris, Kevin Jesen, Carol Nasco, Danny Jensen, Michelle Jackman. ROW IV: Russell John- ston, John Gohmes, Jean Dietrich, Paul Harri- man, Debbie Giarlando, Donna Rapp, Tony Prin- ciotta. Hsvumgg The Chess Club Tom Hart, Bill Hobson, Doug Lee, Mark Goodwin Arthur Genova, Mr. Viens: faculty advisor. MISS- ING: Mr. Young: advisor. The Drama Club ROW ONE: Anne Power, Cynthia Howard Laurie Davis Patt Cor s 1 ' Y coran, Judi Anatasi, Monica Fitzger- ald, Meg LaShoto, Susan Dulong, Laura LeBlanc. ROW TWO: Laura DiLuca, Carol Corcoran, Sally Peters Lisa Caruso Sue Lan ill Jill s v g 1 Lashway, Pat Kelley, Martha Roo- ney, Anita Burwell, Mary Waddick, Judy English, Kerry Woods, Debbie Giorlando, Merrill Pearson, Linda Cottone, Debbie Stockwood, Bob Kelleher, Maureen Garrity, Neil Santangello, Brian Gaudet, Dennis Gaudet, Ed Biggins, Dan Goldstein, John Driscoll. ROW THREE: Maria Abbondanzio, Jo ce Talanian, Karen y ' . . Y Dimattia, Ann Cronin, Joyce LaCava, Dave Pittman, Chris Moran, Dan Romard, Carol Holsten, Margie Faulstich, Jim Harris, Joan Hantman, Reid Leonard, Lisa Mili- nazzo, Jim Simeone, Norman Jail- let, Charlie Mansfield. -...Q ,, .. .. .,. .,. W.. ., . f f W, , . 4. - u A 9 . I , - M, fo. A: ' ,Har K: 7 QA f Q? ' I-1-tfxjf . K -'f:ef-3 f', . V, 3 in ' 1. , J A J 'il The Ecology Club Constantine Voulgaropoulos, Chris Pittman, Jimmy Cincotta, Mrs. Cappuccig advisor, Mau- reen Farrell, Carol Landry, Danny Jensen, Scott Anderson, Debbie Giorlando, Chris Johnson, Amy LeBlanc, Mary English. The Forum Club SEATED: Miss Mogang advisor, Mrs. Keller- mang advisor, Susan Burstein, Susan Langill, Maureen Garrity, Debra Stockwood. STAND- ING: Herb Vanesse, David Archdeacon, James Moran, Hyung Kim, Alan Bowers, Charles Knox, Dennis Gaudet, Robert Kelleher, Tony Princiotta. al 'ur' 45 .J ' A C O A SW NHEIIF The German Club SEATED: Dr. Yarking advisor, Lisa Fine, Russell Johnston, Jill Lashway, Danny Jensen, Ms. Eliza beth Fryer, advisor. STANDING: Adina LiHell, Robert Shaw, Diane Fenton, Sue Winterkorn, Jimmy Simeone, Therease Rheaume, Susan Kenny, Jeanne Dietrich, Dave Archdeacon, Rob ert Kelleher, Mitchell Becker. The French Club ROW I: Wayne Grumney, Chris Pittman, Michael Varteresian, Scott Anderson, John Battaglino. ROW II: Sue Burstein, Kathy McKenzie, Hyung Kim, Lisa Fine, Julie Higgins, Dennis Gaudet, Carol Nasco. ROW III: Mr. Kariang advisor, Bill Costell, Dave Aucoin, Anne Power, Patty Corcoran, Jim Harris, Sue Langill, Isabelle Vintejaux, Peggy Crossman, Joyce Brockway, Peter Connolly, Kathy Kasper, Anita Burwell, Estelle O'Dowd, Cindy Awiszus. ji-E 3' Health Assistants SEATED: Debbie Gallant, Claire LeBlanc, Chris- tine Egerton, Robin Seaholm, Cheryl Hansen. STANDING: Mrs. Ellis, R.N., Nancy Shanley, Nancy Olbrys, Donna LeBlanc, Shawn McLaughlin, Mrs. Browng Student Nurse, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, R.N. 305 ,.. lush. x fm x Pestlval Of atlons I 'Af f i ' 1 A 1 , k 5 , 1 3 g, A l 5 ' 3 ' X . A l Q I 5 2 g .Swv EV3 l ki 3 . ., X . 1 1 H Y 5 ' I I 2 ,, 5 , , . ' 1 Y 1 .. i ,., K i X :ff 'xx I X, 1.. V, T Q.. ,Y ' :el 5 25 f V , 3 5 v v W ,-VN.. - 3- . . A :qt-gx, 'xy ' ' 1:5 Nil. 'ZH ,x Q,K Ig 5 1' 75,3 ' ' 1-Yf?S5i?' 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Q. 1 ,U pg, 1.5. G -, Q , N NH E-v ' V Tri .- fa ti l ui ukaigvzl ' s We 2 X r ' 5.-5 A Q J' -2 The National Honor Society OFFICERS: Dianne Manleyg treasurer, Lisa Paigeg president, Elaine Rancatoreg VICC-PICS ident, Kathy Ohnemusg secretary, Mr. Leveroneg advisor. Honor Society Toy Drive h-L The Honor Society .X gsiimfa At The Stoneham Zoo hrjQi'?Q'?'Ygag,N 'ffm f uf wx W 1 .J ' ,J-122' ' ea xx ,, .,v1 .,-ng 5, lrfn- it-Y ,vf ff, This year memberslofeythe' I f Honor Society volunteeredstheir services on Tuesday and' Wednes- day afternoons at the Fernald School in Waltham. Led by fac- ulty advisor Mr . h Leverone ,, the group spent time with the resi- dents playing, talking, and givp- ing parties for certainfholidays . The volunteer program ended the season with a visit to the Stone- ham Zoo in May. A Nvnnnv- W, 121 fa 1? mia? UW The Italian Club ROW ONE: Elise DeLeo, Cindy Maccagnano, Lee Cetrano, Joanne Conti, Beth English. ROW TWO: Lisa Morizio, Vickie Rizzo, Jim Maz- zeo, Nancy Mula, Joseph Santolucito. Mr. Pizzig Advisor. The Latin Club ROW ONE: John Battaglino, Michael Vartere- sian, Lisa Fine, Pat Kelly, Ann Booth, Steve DeVincent, Joanne Sabetti, Charles Knox, Dave Hassett, Lina Campos, Neil Dineen, Wayne Grumney, Sheila Casella, Scott Ander- son, Robert DiBacco. ROW TWO: Cynthia Perry, Adina Littell, Karen Lannigan, Peter Connolly, Jimmy Harris, Sue Winterkorn, Lucy Chen, Estelle O'Dowd, Julis Mahoney, Anne Power, Laurie Davis, Leslie Chiasson, Vickie Rizzo, Mary Ann Papia, David Burley, Ann Melidio, Hildy Carlson, Mrs. Malenfant, advisor. ROW THREE: Chris Pittman, Bob Shaw, Wayne Varteresian, Kevin Smith, Moira Mahoney, Joyce Brockway, Mary Lynne McBride, Tim Carney, Laura LeBlanc, Chris Johnson, Denise Poirier, John Gomes, Dave Doneski, Bill Costello, John Molinari, Mary Daley. 310 Language Laborator Assistants Joy Hallowell, Sue Thompson, Mary O'Connor aide, Diane Crane, Leslie MacDonald, Law- rence Frye, Bob Edry, Garvis DeVeau. A. Main Cffice Assistants Patty Cassidy, Barbara Ingersoll, Karen Pick- ette, Karen Dooley. W ,... , ...Mid 1.f' + illlll I Library! Media Center ides ROW ONE: Elaine Noonan, Jill Lashway, Sue Langill, Kim Schofield. ROW TWO: Carmella Marinaro, Ed Biggins, Gary Imhoff , Dave Orif- ice, Jill Forsythe, Brian Moore, Alex Apollon, Heather Hill. i X-.Z 2335: if 3, 'r.,3 Z4 - vHAH,',-,--.f- YF Q Dj Photography Club ROW ONE: Mike Varteresian, John Gomes, Jeanne Dietrich, Diane Guidebeck, Mr. Reed: advisor. ROW TWO: Dale George Tekeyan, Judy Conrad, Diedre Thompson. ROW THREE: Constantine Voulgaropoulos . 311 4 Pioneer Caterers Chef ll, also known as The Pioneer Caterers, is a self -sup- porting class that earns its money from the large sale of pumpkin bread, in November, and the catering of refreshments for department meetings, held in high school. The Chef Il curricu- lum requires the keeping of a cost record book and student shopping for class supplies using wholesale purchase methods whenever possible. If large amounts of money accumulate , they are kept in the school safe and earmarked for a field trip. Some money is kept on hand for purchasing needs and is the responsibility of the teacher. Monies left over in June may be left for the incoming class or used to purchase special equip- class members gain members gain knowledge and practical skills required in running a small business. IUNHR Eiitssggs r., t, 3 l ROW ONE: Kenneth LeBlanc, Tom Leger, Dominic Zaia, John Sabatino, Paul Aborn. ROW TWO: Michael Noone, Don Place, Steve Vano, Brian Gallagher, John Mandile, Bill LeLievre. ROW THREE: Albert C-abrielli, Lester MacKenzie, Scott McCullough, James Baillio, Kevin ment for this catering group. The Priegtman, Charles Tufts, The Ski Club ROW ONE: Diane Melanson, Pam Chipman , Cheryll Howard , Nancy Corcoran, Denise Saba- tino, Joy Hallowell, Judy Lazaro, Jodi Donlon, Lisa Bour- geois, Kathy Sullivan, Mr. McDonnell. ROW TWO: Beth Levey, Karen Dooley, Monica Fitzgerald , Susan Poirier, Karen Johnson, Kevin McSweeney , Michael Mele , Anthony Ferrara . ROW THREE: June Mouradjian, Mary Beth Mullins, Robin Marchese , Ricky Humphreys , John Grasiosi, Billy Aucoin, Brian Venuti, Al Ferrara, Tom Finney, Chris Fox, Joe Guide- beck, Peter Cormier, Dave Nasco, Kevin Fogg, Bobby Bax- ter. ROW FOUR: Michael DeMarco, Donald Fenney, Rus- sell Crane, Tom Moore, Dan Davis, Neil Dineen, Doug Burns. Stuff ROW ONE: Reid Leonard, Hanna Griff , Patty Corcoran. ROW TWO: Mr. Tierney, advisor, Ken Mandile , Jim Frechette, Jim Moran. The Spanish Club SEATED: Mary English, Lisa Fine, Carolyn Landry. STANDING: Michael Varteresian, Dale Leonard, Annie Luna, Mary Jo Murphy , Peggy Duffy, Jill Lashway, Merry Sanon, Mr. Hugo Santamariag advisor. 1 . . 5 'las The Television Club ROW ONE: Frank Joyce, Paul Joyal. ROW TWO: Mr. Matthews: advisor, Karen Aldred, Dan Goldstein, John Kelly, Joe Bonfiglio, ERic Kaufman, Gene Boeglin, Brian McPherson, John Kerr, John Cavanaugh, Mr. Lawler, advi- sor. ROW THREE: Tom Casey. 313 J, ' z ff' 1, , ki? 'Q ,f , - . 11d Care Program provldes s M f . 5 . . ij wnh a understandmg of the phyii , -A -,ff . . by M ' ouonal, and lntellectual The mfluence of ' envlronment 18 srudled H ' late eff ecuyely tov ch11d1'- future lif i1ffFie1d trips, obs est SPCERQIS minded fi ' I 1i1fgQ:'Q:Sizfl-giffiikf 4 iff? ' ' Y '-4H.' ZW y 2'ffs,-z1,.Me111: f . . N ,,,..w,., --fx ,Ag,,g,,V . , .4 fair., ,-l, V V, ,I W rf lr Q gf if ,, ld 1144, 4 4 '-il ,x J I 5 ,. . fs: f . 'Da Qs ,X y ui L ' as is 'iw vi s 5: saga 'T QI y, gm X ! if 1 x 5 if . 4 . , .-lfii ' . ,Q 93:-' 5- - bk ,,.' A 1 , a r 4 f 2 W . - 1 fs, W., KS K. ,QTAQM .-:ivfw '21 Wray no 4 W , 1 ...,...r ' K ., ,..f. if wif? 4, Y-It .:'H i:'L N . 3 UA, vw W-w,.n,, .,,.,-v .I Lili- a. 4 ' ,., ly I K ' ' ,I l:..w,4f,' N , f V- LW V , 'Q .fu V W 11, ' W y A15 vf fm-.M , , A- .A l ,g-fy .2 M,..,,N 1 , ,I sw.. f M. -2 '-,., V' ,,,,:,. .,. y-,,,,- ,L 4, . . ,xx Of' V ' ' ,f , W 45, A u .JG 155' . W i 5 +..f . fa B 'J 4, 'f-s..,,z XTX girl gh-A-' --...,v 5 A 315 Health Careers A segment of the Career Development Program which is comprised of Junior and Senior students who are interested in exploring the various careers available in the health care field . Classroom instruction includes Health principles and Body Structure and Function. Patient care procedures are practiced in the school laboratory. Senior students are assigned to community health agencies one morning each week. Their experience includes a general hospital, a rehabilitation hospital, a geIiatIicfaCi1ity and 3 Pi-Ogiam for muiiimandieapped Marist Hill Nursing - Kim Oliveri, Donna Murphy, Kim Jones, Ann Marie McCarthy with patient and staff members. children . Waltham Hospital CX-Rayj - Donna LeBlanc with staff. Fernald School - Noreen Glynn, Debbie Wessell, Mary Haffey, Mrs. Coen and staff. ...K Q. Middlesex County Hospital - Susan Croteau, Barbara Ryan, Mrs. Fernald Seheei , Noreen Giyiin and Divitt, Cheryl Hansen, Paula Vitale , Michelle Purdon. Debbie Wesseiii .. K ,, Fernald School - Mary Haffey. 'M .. Waltham Hospital COPDJ - Liz Kantowski. Marist Hill Nursing Home - Toni Karr, Ann Marie McCarthy, Donna Murphy, Kim Jones, Kim Oliveri . f nf ' W I 3 4 f X 5 x Fernald School - Noreen Glynn, Debbie Wessell, Mary Haffey, and Mrs. Coen. ex st . Waltham Hospital CPediatricsJ - Mary Jane McDonald. Fernald School - Noreen Glynn and Debbie Wessell . i., Fernald School - Debbie Wessell. li I R Waltham Hospital CEmergency Roomj - Patricia Galvin. 317 -vvw -M an Office Gccupations The Cooperative Office Occupations Program is opened to seniors and juniors and is designed to provide the student interested in pursuing a business career with actual experi- ence in office occupations before high school graduation. It is a combination of office training and work experience in which the school, the student, and the businessman in the community work together in preparing the student for employment in an office occupation. This method of educa- tion places the student in an office position while he is enrolled in related training in school. Joy Fenton is employed by Thermo Electron as an office assistant! receptionist . Cheryl Pratt and her supervisor, Mr. R. Mulvey, at the U.S. Corps of Engineers, Drafting, and Graphics Arts Section. Joanne Baker is a co-op student at Newton-Waltham Bank where she is employed as a clerk-typist in their Marketing Department. Lisa Salem is employed by I.B. M. as a junior secretary in their General Systems Division in Waltham . Donna Lopez, in her office at Beatty Bros. Pharmacy. Donna is employed as an accounting clerk. Joyce Robichaud works for Dr. Leon Ginsburg, an optometrist in Waltham, as a clerical assistant in his office . fix Pamela Ravesi is here working as an accounting clerk at Lexicon Inc. Patricia Cormier on her co-op station in the office of Dr. Sanford Hecht, Opthamologist. She is employed as a clerk typist . f if Barbara Ingersoll and her supervisor at Traveler Insur- Karen ,Piano works as a Clerk-Iypist fm Bay State ance Co. Barbara 1S employed as a clerk-typrst rn their Recreation claim office. Rossana Cappadona is shown here in her office at Household Finance Corporation. She is employed as a clerk-typist. me -, 12, . Debra Keirstead is a clerical assistant at Nu-Way Die Co. , Inc. .S -:J .-, rbi 5 far , . .'. U Jeanne Walsh works for Bolt, Beranek, and New- man as a receptionistftypist. Bernadine Hoffman works at Cryogenic Tech- nology Inc. as a clerk in the Drafting Depart- ITICTII . Cynthia Soderholm is employed by I. B.M. as a junior secretary in their Gen- eral Systems Division in Waltham. fly ' ,V B-P' if V Patricia Cassidy is employed as a clerk-typist in the office of Mr., Laurie Lifldsel' is Shown here in her Nicole LeBlanc Performs her job as Proofing S. Lombardi, Director of the Waltham School Lunch Program. Office at The Smaller Business Assee - machine operator at the Newtomwaltham Bank of N.E. , Inc. She is employed as an ' 3 office assistant. ALFREDO'S 1104 Lexington Street Waltham, MA ALL METAL SCREW PRODUCTS CO. INC. 223 Cresent Street Waltham, MA AMERICAN APPLIANCE SERVICE INC. 469 Main Street Waltham, MA AMES MASTERS OF MEASUREMENT 131 Lexington Street Waltham, MA ANN MARGARET BEAUTY SALON 290 Lexington Street Waltham, MA ARBY'S ROAST BEEF RESTAURANT 806 Main Street Waltham, MA BALFOUR IEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN Box 822 Oakridge Ave. R.F.D.2 North Attleboro, MA BALTULIS 333 Moody Street, Room 202 Waltham, MA BAY STATE FLORIST SUPPLY 285 Bear Hill Road Waltham, MA BELMONT CAR WASH 430 Trapelo Road Belmont, MA BENTLEY COLLEGE Forest Street Waltham, MA BIRD PRECISION JEWELS 1 Spruce Street Waltham, MA BLUE RIBBON DAIRY Great Road Bedford, MA BOUQUET SHOP 881 Main Street wattham, MA BRADY BEEF CO. 34 Elm Street Waltham, MA BRASCO FLORIST, INC. 229 High Street Waltham, MA CAM'S DRIVER EDUCATION SCHOOL 976 Main Street Waltham, MA CHARLESBANK 56 Charlesriver Road Waltham, MA CHATEAU RESTAURANT 195 School Street Waltham, MA Cl-IESTERBROOK RESTAURANT 260 Lexington Street Waltham, MA COLEMAN a soNs REALTORS - INSURANCE 451 Main Street 320 Waltham, MA COLONIAL REAL ESTATE 19 Lexington Street Waltham, MA COMMERCIAL FOODS SL EQUIPMENT SERVICE North Woburn, MA COMMUNITY NATIONAL Moody Street Waltham, MA COTTAGE CREST RESTAURANT 610 Trapelo Road Waltham, MA DAN-CEL CO. 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Waltham, MA WALTHAM FEDERAL SAVINGS Waltham, MA WALTHAM FIRE DEPT. 3866 Lexington St. Waltham, MA WALTHAM INSURANCE CTR. 677 Main St. Waltham, MA WALTHAM NURSING HOME, INC. Waltham. MA WALTHAM OPTICAL CENTER 190 Lexington St. Waltham, MA WALTHAM POLICE DEPT. Waltham, MA WALTHAM PUBLISHING CO. Pine St. Waltham , MA WALTHAM RECRUITING STATION 671 Main St. Waltham, MA WALTHAM SAVINGS BANK Main St. Waltham . MA WALTHAM SPA Moody St. Waltham, MA WALTHAM SUPER MARKET 836 Main St. Waltham, MA WALTHAM TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE Spring St. WALTHAM TRAVEL 682 Main St. Waltham, MA WALTHAM WOMEN CAFETERIA WORKERS Waltham, MA WEST END CHEVROLET 110 South St. Waltham, MA R. S. WILDER INC. 26 Bedford St. Waltham, MA YOLANDA ENT. INC. 355 Waverly Oaks Rd . Waltham, MA The pictures for the ad pages were chosen by the students who solicited the ads. 32 FRIENDS OF WALTHAM HIGH BARRY J. AGRANAT DMD PETER BEER MD ADRIAN BLAKE MD MORRIS J. BORDENCA MD JOSEPH J. CARAVAGLIO MD LYNN D. 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WILSON KEITH IRVINE 76 4 Homeroom 310 BRIAN WILSON, IUDITH WILSON, KATHLEEN WILSON, SUSAN WITHROW, MICHAEL YOW, ARLENE ZACHER, DOMINIC ZAIA, STELLA ZAIA, RONALD ZAMMUTO, CHRISTINE ZAMPITELLA , DIANNA ZANCO, ANTHONY ZARELLA, CARMELA ZAWADSKI, RONALD ZEYTOONIAN, PAUL ZUBRINSKI Homeroom 312 ANN TULLO, RICHARD TURLICK, PATRICIA UMBRELLO, LAWRENCE VANARIA, GARY VANDERFORD, STEVEN VANO, MICHAEL VARTERESIAN, JANE VASQUEZE, ISABELLE VINTEIOUX, DIANE TEEVEN, CHARLES TERENZIO, ANGELA TERRASI, DONALD TERRASI, JULIE TERRASI, ALFRED TEXERIA , RONALD THIBODEAU, SUSAN THIDE- MANN, GARY THURSTON, KAREN TIANO, LAWRENCE TOCCI, ELISA TREGLIA , JAMES TRUE, MICHELLE TRUM- BOUR STEVEN SMITH, CYNTHIA SODERHOLM, CHARLES SPINELLI, STEVEN STAFFORD, DEAN STANLEY, EDWARD STANTON, JAN- ICE STANTON, ERIC STEINBERG, LAWRENCE STEPANIS, DEBRA STINEHOUR, JOYCE STIVALA, JEFFREY STOCKI, DEBORAH STOCKWOOD, PATRICIA STROM, CHERYL SULLIVAN, MARK SULLIVAN, MAUREEN SULLIVAN, PAUL SUTHERLAND, JANET SWANTON, MARIA SWEENEY, KATHLEEN SWENSON, EDWARD SZABO, GRAY TANASHIAN, KIM TANNER, PATRICIA TAR- INTO, MARIE TARJAN, NADINE TAYLOR, CATHERINE TEELE Homeroom 31 Homeroom 315 LILLIAN SANTANGELO, NEIL SANTANIELLO, LIBERATO SANTIAGO, JOSEPH SANTOLUCITO, CHRISTOPHER SAULNIER, LISA SAVOY IAYNE SAWTELLE, JOSEPH SCAFIDI, PETER SCAFIDI, KRISTEN SCHOPEN, LYNNE SCOTT , RICHARD SCOTT, MARK SEGIEN, MARY SELIG, DANIEL SHAUGHNESSY, TIMOTHY SHAW, KEVIN SHEA, MARY SHEA, STEPHEN SHEDD, MAUREEN SHELLEY, KAREN SIDERS DIANE SLATTERY, DAVID SMITH, DEBORAH SMITH, DOROTHY SMITH, EVERETT SMITH, MELISSA SMITH, NEIL SMITH 3 :iii -EVM 4 1 i si: 'Kg M, Homeroom 317 SALVATORE COSTA , JOYCE ROBICHAUD, PAUL ROCHATKA, PAMELA ROCHE, WILLIAM ROCHE, DIANE ROLLER, MARTHA ROONEY, PATRICIA ROSS, ROGER RUNDLETT, JOSEPH RUSSO, MARILYNN RUSSO, RAYMOND RUSSO, THOMAS RUTLEDGE, BARBARA RYAN, IANIS RYAN, JOHN RYAN, PATRI- CIA RYAN, THOMAS RYBERG, JOHN SABATINO, SUSAN SABETTI, LISA SALEM, HEIDI SALTZBERG, STEPHANIE SALVUCCI, KENNETH SAMUELIAN, RENEE SAMUELS, MERRY SANON, PAUL SANTAMARIA, STEPHEN SANTAMARIA. 7 ! 2 2 mf LINDA RANDOPH , DAVID RANDO, DIANE RANDO, PAMELA RAVESI , DEBORAH RAY , DIERDRE READE, MICHAEL REGAN , MICHAEL REYNOLDS, ANNE RHEAUME, LINDA RHE- AUME, DEBORA RICCI, DIANE RICCI, CLAUDE RICHARD. ARMEIEAN RICO. JOHN RILEY. ANNMARIE RITA . IULIE RIZZO, CLAUDE ROBICHAUD. MARGARET ROSE , Hm SENSATIONXEJ, I I , , I NEQVRJ A - 1 IEESTELEQYK 0' xfsww Jmzg,-,A-eve 'S E , Homeroom 318 Homeroom 319 wage, IOHN PARISI, LINDA PARLEE, SHEILA PARRELLA , BEATRICE PASSERELLO, MERILL PEARSON , RICHARD PERKINS , DENISE PETERS , BRIAN PETRIE, KAREN PICKETTE, DONALD PLACE, KATHLEEN POIRIER, ROBERT POIRIER, SUSAN POIRIER, STEPHEN PORTER, VIRGINIA POWDERLY , WILLIAM POWER, CHERYL PRATT, GREGG PRESCOTT, DAVID PRESTON, DIANNE PRICE, KEVIN PRIESTMAN, PATRICIA PRIEST, SUZANNE PURCHASE, STEVEN QUALTERS, BRIAN QUIRK, ILANA QUIRK, ELAINE RANCATORE Homeroom 320 MARY O'HEARN, KATHLEEN OHNEMUS, STEPHEN OHNEMUS, RICHARD O'KEEFE, KIMBERELY OLIVERI, BERNA- DETT O'LOUGI-ILIN, LINDA OLSON, PRISCILLA OLSON, JUDITH O'MARA, PHILIP ORDILE, CATHERINE O'REILLY , DAVID ORIFICE, CATHERINE O'SHEA, DEBRA OTHERO, JOHN O'TOOLE, JOSEPH OTTAVIANO, IANICE OUELLETTE, ANTHONY PACITTI, LISA PAIGE, DEBORAH PALUMBO, LAURA PARELLO, THOMAS POWER Homeroom 32 BRIAN MULVANEY, BRIAN MUNROE, DONNA MURPHY, JAMES MURPHY, MARY JO MURPHY, JEAN MURRAY, ROBERT MYSHRALL, RICHARD NADEAU, CATHERINE NALLY, DOUGLAS NALLY, CHARLES NAMIAS, CAROL NASCO, JOHN NESHE, CYNTHIA NICHOLS, DOUGLAS NIX MARIA NOCELLA, JAMES NOCERA, MICHAEL NOONE. STEPHEN OATES, JOHN O'BRIEN, CHE- RYL O'CONNELL, MICHAEL O'CONNELL, DEBORAH O'DETTE, JANTED O'DONOGHUE, JOSEPH REDDY . I-Iqgneroom 325 JAMES MAZZEO, PATRICIA MCALEER, ANN MARIE MCCARTHY, CALLAGHAN MCCARTHY, WILLIAM MCCARTHY, SCOTT MCCULLOUGH, MARY MCDONALD, PATRICIA MCDONALD, KAREN MCELLIN, BARBARA MCENANY, SEAN MCGILLICUDDY, MICHAEL MCGILVRAY, ANN MARIE MCGOVERN, SUSAN MCGUIGAN, JAMES MCHUGH, KAREN MCHUGH, JANET MCKEON, MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN, ROBERT MCMAHON, ROBERT MCMILLAN, EDWARD MCNULTY, ROBERT MCPHERSON, KATHLEEN MCQUAID, HAROLD MELANSON Homeroom 328 'if LESLIE LANG, WILLIAM LEWIS , LAURIE LINDSAY , KATHLEEN LIVERMORE, THOMAS LOGAN , ANNETTE LOM- BARDO, DONNA LOPEZ, GARY LOPRESTI, JANE LOUGHLIN, JOHN LOUGHLIN, CAROL LUKOSUS, ANNABELLE LUNA, CATHERINE LUNDERVILLE, EDWARD LUPINSKI, JOAN LYNCH, MICHAEL LYONS, DEBRA MACKENZIE, GARY MACKENZIE, KATHY MACKENZIE, LESTER MACKENZIE, KENNETH MACNEIL CYNTHIA LAWSON, CHERYL LAZARO, JOSEPH LAZARO, JAMES LEAHY, AMY LEBLANC, CAROL LEBLANC, DAVID LEBLANC, DIANE LEBLANC, DONNA LEBLANC, JOANNE LEBLANC, KEN- NETH LEBLANC, MARK LEBLANC, NANETTE LEBLANC, NICOLE LEBLANC, SUSAN LEBLANC, THOMAS LEGER, MERRIAN LEIGH- TON, WILLIAM LELIEVRE, JULIE LEMONT, REID LEONARD, JEAN LEVEY, DEBRA LOPEZ Homeroom 340 -- ' '-wg gf' x , I El 'v I I I ,,, . , wr-' 1, 5, 7 , ,girl g . 'M I Q ' 332 Homeroom 342 'lf J x is 'W' NORMAN JAILLET, WILLIAM JARRETT, DANIEL JENSON, DEBRA JOHANSEN , DAVID JOHNSON, RUSSELL JOHNSON. SVEN JOHNSON, STEPHANIE JOLIAT, BARBARA JONES, KIMBERLY JONES, PAUL JOYAL, FRANCIS JOYCE, MICHAEL IOYCE, ROBERT KAITZ, JOAN KALOOSTIAN, ANN KANE, ELIZABETH KANTOWSKI, TALINE KAZAIAN, WILLIAM KEANEY, EDWARD KEEFE, JUDITH KEEFE, MICHAEL KEEGAN, DEBRA KEIRSTEAD, MICHAEL KELLEY, RICHARD KELLEY, KIMBERLY KELLY Homeroom 345 DIANE MELANSON, MARY ANNE MELANSON, JON MELIONES, PATRICE MELLOW, KATHERINE MEYLER, DOUGLAS MILINAZZO, NANCY MILLER, SUSAN MILLIAN, KATHLEEN MIRABILE, LINDA MOBILIA, FRANK MOLA. JOHN MONAHAN, MICHAEL MOONEY, CAROLINE MOORE, JAMES MORAN, MICHAEL MORIN, DIANE MORREALE, KATHY MORROW, DEBORAH MORTENSEN, ANNE MARIE MOSCA, CAROL MOULTON, NANCY MULA, SALVATORE MULA, SHARON MULLANEY 4 Homeroom 344 WILLIAM HOBSON, BERNADINE HOFFMAN , BERNICE HOFFMAN, FRANCIS HOGAN, ELIZABETH HOLLAND, CHARLES HOPKINS, FREDERICK HORAN, JAMES HORRIGAN, CHERYLL HOWARD, IOANNE HOWARD, SANDRA HOWARD, SUSAN HUFF, ROBERT HUM- PHREYS, DEBORAH HURLEY, PHILIP HURLEY, TERESE HURLEY, GARY IMHOFF, BARBARA INGERSOLL, SHERRY INGERSOLL, MARY IACKMAN, PAMELA IACOME, ERIC IAHRLING Homeroom 348 ,Q 3' :ba 1 x Q I 515, ,-,-1' RICHARD HANLON, CHERYL HANSEN, JOAN HANTMAN, PAMELA HARRINGTON, STEVEN HARRIS, THOMAS HAR- RON, WILLIAM HART, KENNETH HARVEY, MARK HARVEY, SUSAN HARVEY, CARLTON HAYES, CHARLES HAYES BRENDALEE HEVESIAN, JEAN HIGGINS, JULIE HIGGINS, ELIZABETH HILL, MICHAEL HILL, JOSEPH HINGEY Homeroom 354 -r' J' KATHRYN GARRETT, DENNIS GAUDET, LEONA GAUDET , MICHAEL GUADET, MARY ANN GIROLAMO, GERALD GIULIANO, DEBORAH GLAWSON, EDWARD GLIDDEN, NOREEN GLYNN, LYNNE GODFREY, CLAUDE GOGUEN, DEN- ISE GOGUEN, JEAN GOODWIN, MARTHA GRAY, MICHAEL GREGORICUS, DEBORAH GRIECI, GERALD GRIFFIN, ROB- ERT GRIFFIN, PAUL GROSS, ROBERT GROSS, RHONDA GUDEWICH, MARK GULLOTTI, KENNETH HACHEY, MARY HAFFEY, NOUSHIG HAGOPIAN, STEVEN HALSTEAD 6 Homeroom 362 HI ROBERT FALZONE, PATRICIA FAMOSI, RAYMOND FANARA, DENISE FARRELL, MAUREEN FARRELL, KEVIN FEELEY. FRANCIS FEENEY, JOY FENTON, MARK FERRO, LEE FETBROTH, LISA FINE, DAVID FINELY, EDMUND FINNELL, SUSAN FIORILLO, GARY FITZGERALD, MATTHEW FITZGERALD, PAMELA FITZGERALD, JOSEPH FLYNN, KEVIN FOGG, MARY FORKIN, SALLY FORSTER, JAMES FRECHETTE CHERYL FIRSOLI, MICHELLE FURDON, CHERYL FUSSELL, DONALD FUSSELL, SUSAN FYFE. W Iliff ! SELNSZKTION NEW -4139 4191? I , t Homeroom 361 ALBERT GABRIELLI, DAVID GAGNON, BRIAN GALLAGHER, MARY GALLAGHER, SUE ELLEN GALLAGHER, ANNE GAL- LANT, MICHAEL GALLANT, PATRICIA GALVIN, GWEN GARDINER, MAUREEN GARRITY, JOYCE GARVIN, BRIAN GAUDET, PETER GAUTREAU, JOHN GENEROSO, KAREN GENTILE, JUDITH GERO, THOMAS GIARDINA, LISA GIBBS, ANDREW GILES, MICHAEL GIORGETTI, DORIAN GIRARD, ROBERT GIROLAMO, SCOTT GLADMAN, THOMAS GLYNN, DONALD GRAY, JAMES GRAZIOSI Homeroom 363 MITCHELL BECKER, DEBORAH BEERS, ROBERT BELKIN, BARRY BELLA, JOHN BELLIVEAU, JOANNE BELL, LORI ANN BENNETT, KATHERIN BERGANTINO, CHRISTOPHER BERNARD, PETER BERTRAND, LYNNE BESSO, STEPHEN BETTI- NELLI, THOMAS BIANCHI, JODI BIENSTOCK, DEBRA BIZZOZERO. JOYCE BIZZOZERO, JEFF BLACKMAN, HEATHER BLAIKLOCK, EUGENE BOEGLIN, ROBERT BOLDUC, JOHN BONAZZI, LEE BONFILIO, MIGDALIA BONILLA, WILSON BONILLA, MARIA TU 7 HAROLD CUTLER, MARY CUTLER, ANNA CUTTONE, PAUL DAI- CLE, JOSEPH DAMICO, RICHARD DANGIO, LOUIS DARVIRRIS, JOSEPH DEANGELO, BRIAN DELACEY, PRISCILLA DELANEY, CYNTHIA DELFINO, STEPHEN DEMARCO, DEBORAH DENARO, JOSEPH DENEAULT, SCOTT DENNEHY, SUSAN DENNISON, SUSAN DENNISON, MARY DEPASS, LYNN DESMOND, VINCENT DIGREGORIO, GRACE DIMASI, MARIE DINALLO, PAUL DINEEN. LOUIS DISANZA, JAMES DOHERTY I X 338 Homeroom 366 Homeroom 365 A4 DOMINIC DOMINIIANNI, THOMAS DOOLEY, GAIL DOUCETTE, IACQUELINE DOUCETTE, WILLIAM DOUTHART, STEPHEN DOWDY, BRIAN DOYLE, MARK DOYLE, KAREN DOZIER, DEBRA DUBIE, MARGARET DUFFEY, KEVIN DUFFY, PAULA DUFFY, SUSAN DULONG, LAUREN DWYER, GLENN ECCLES, CAROL EDMUNDS, JAMES EGAN, MARCELLE EL FAR, STEPHEN ELDRIDGE, KENNETH ELLIOT, ELIZABETH ENGLISH, MARY ENGLISH, CHERYL ESS- MAN, PAMELA FALONE Homeroom 369 I , JOHN CASELLA, RICHARD CASELLA, ROSE MARY CASEY, THOMAS CASEY , PATRICIA CASSIDY, SUSAN CATINO, PAUL CAVANAUGH, SANDRA CELLUCCI, CHRISTINE CENTOLA, LEE CENTRANO, JOHN CHAMBERS, ROBERT CHENEVERT, ERNEST CHIASSON, JOHN CHIASSON, FUNG CHIN, DONNA CINCOTTA, MARY CLAFFEY, MAUREEN CLANCY, CHARLES CLARKE, ROBERT COATES, DON COLEMAN, SCOTT COLEMAN, MARK COLLETT, KATHY COLLINS, MICHAEL COLLINS, PATTI ANN COLLINS, ODILLE COMEAU, CAROL CONWAY, DAVID DUFFY 4 Ewa 'NP Rial M' 'Numan MATTHEW CONDON, ALICE CONNORS, PATRICK CONRAN, IOANNE CONTI, STEVEN CONZO, MARY CORAZZINI, MARIANNE CORBETT, STEPHEN CORCORAN, ARNOLD CORMIER, DEBORAH CORMIER, EUGENE CORMIER, GLENN CORMIER, NANCY CORMIER. PAMELA CORMIER, PATRICIA CORMIER, IEAN COSGROVE, NANCY COULTER, LINDA COXALL, ROBERT COYE, RAYMOND CRANE, DAVID CREAMER, GARY CRISAFULLI, THOMAS CRONIN, SUSAN CROTEAU, DONNA CURTIN, ALLEN CUSANO, RAYMOND CUSANO 0 Homeroom 367 Homeroom 37 BRIAN BUTLER, BEVERLY BYAM, CYNTHIA BYRNE, CARMELA CACI, JULIE CALLAHAN, KATHLEEN CALLAHAN, KEVIN CALLAHAN, MARYJANE CALLAHAN, PHILLIP CAMPBELL, WILLIAM CAMPBELL, FRANK CANTONE, DONNA CAPPADONA, PAUL CAPPADONA, ROSANN CAPPADONA, MARIE CARAMANIS, JOHN CARAMANIS, JOHN CAR- BERRY, JAIME CARDILLO, JOSEPH CARLE, PATRICIA CARNEY, WALTER CARROLL, BRUCE CARR, JOHN CARUSO, JOSEPH CARUSO, VICTORIA CARUSO, CATHY CASELLA, MICHAEL CASE, EDMOND DUFFY Homeroom 375 QW' MICHAEL ATTARDO, DEBRA AUCOIN, GEORGE AUCOIN, SANDRA AUCOIN, SUZANNE AUCOIN, ADRIANA AVERSA, STEPHEN AVERY, PAUL BABINEAU, STEPHEN BABIN, WERNER BABURINS, RALPH BADGER, JAMES BAIL- LIO, JOANNE BAKER, PHILIP BALLO, THOMAS BANKS, CHARLOTTE BARBER, LINDA BARDEN, LISA BARRON, KEN- NETH BARRY, MARGARET BARR, PATRICIA BARR, SHERRI BATCHELDER, CAROL BAXTER, AREDIS BAZARIAN, DEBORAH BEAUMONT, BONNIE BECKER 7 ROBERT BERNARD, ANN BOOTH, MICHEAL BORDENCA, PAULA BOSWORTH, IOANNE BOUCHER, LOUIS BOUDREAU, IACQUELINE BOUDROT, GINETTE BOURGEOIS, IANICE BOURGEOIS, LISA BOURGEOIS, ROSE BOURGEOIS, NADINE BOURQUE, ALAN BOWERS, MARY BOWLER, CHRISTOPHER BOWLEY, KATHLEEN BOWMAN, DANIEL BOYD, MAU- REEN BRADY, KEVIN BRANNELLY, JILL BROOKS, ANNE BROPHY, KENNETH BROWN, OSVALDO BURGOS, SUSAN BURSTEIN, MARYANNE BUSHARD, SANDRA BUTCHER, STE- PHEN BU TEAU . 42 Homeroom 372 W7 Lil' 1' 'Ei V,, f fi , - NSATIONAL +L H I NEW -' 7Efi'Ef:33Y . - ,QV ..., '72 PAUL ABORN, GEOFFREY ADAMS, ROSANNE ALESSE, DEBRA ALIBRANDI, ANNA MARIA ALLIA, PAULA ALLIA, IUDITH ANAS TASI, DAVID ANASTOS, MAUREEN ANDERSON, DEBORAH ANDREWS, MICHELLE ANGELO, MICHAEL ANNUNCIATA , CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY, JANE ANTICO, DAVID ARCHDEA- CON, BRIAN ARENA , CAROLYN ARENA, KAREN ARENA , GARY ARENBURG, BETSY ARNOLD, DONNA ARSENAULT, GINA ARSE- NAULT, MAURICE ARSENAULT, NORMAN ARSENAULT, RAY- MOND ARSENAULT, LESLIE ASHE, DOREEN DEVINCENT e fmx, 114: V SJ af -?' .M 3, rg E E fs Q, W - ' : JN. , 2, . lf' J? 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Our country was once a fledgling, With wings untried and newg It had its doubts and questions, As all of you must do . Have faith in all that you have learned, Believe in what is right: Look forward to the future, Always keeping peace in sight. Our land has made a few mistakes, Watergate is oneg But we must put these things behind us, And do what must be done. Tomorrow is a challenge, It was 200 years ago, Have the courage that your forebears had, And make this country grow. In this land once ruled by sea and sky, Opportunity knows no boundsg The ocean depths are inviting, New galaxies may be found. Best wishes Class of '76 , As your graduation nearsg On the birthday of your Country, This Bi-Centennial year. THE KIRSCH REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFICE LOUIS I. KIRSCI-I IR. A LORI KIRSCH 3rd WALTON BROWN JANE KIRSCI-I CLYDE F. JOSYLN 359 f . 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