Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1975 volume:

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WH arm., ,.,gxvN,QW?,,,,N-5335 QQ? .1 65.5. sax!,6xLk.,-WY.-Sihisksbsgshgwwf A-: c. .:dWQ3igfL. ' - '- fx- zx. Y1,.g'4E-fS5l1 vf 5'i23-:J We . .ea-. -. 5-in f-+.-.-iz-av Y page ?a-'-weaf 1-24 f ff Lili 9.1.2.2 H4237 -.f?wf' .,.', ,f - . Q1-,f'f:-:q2x+.1:Q7gg4. . . . Let this fire Never Burn O ut.' In Your Honor Mr. Iames R. McNicI1oIas o o s f' Q, ...I DE DI CA TI ON The devotion of a man to his profession goes all too often unrecognized. Such devotion is quiet, frequently overlooked, and yet, as it exists within Mr. james McNicholas, very strong. The commitment of Mr. McNicholas to his career extends beyond academic subjects and into extra-curricular and comm unity activities. First and foremost a teacher of English, he strives to main tain the importance of a subject which students often consider boring and irrelevant. The ability of Mr. McNicholas to establish a warm rapport with his students through his humor and his am using stories is highly regarded. Mr. McNicholas's concern for the total student is shown by his involvement in sports, particularlyas coach of the golf team and as a director of the Gridiron Club. He also takes an avid interest in sports with which he is not directly concerned, and his attendance at many games is noted and appreciated. Being in vol ved as the Director of the March for the Retarded evinces his interest in all of us. So in appreciation of your being you, we, the Class of 1975, with respect and admiration dedicate our Annual to you, Coach james McNicholas. l . J I ana w :Q . -fi ei V 1 'Y' .mf gil.. Dx. 4- .-eq.. 14 .v- 1 ., 4, '1 rn . A' WN ,. if 109' -7 . 41' - NJ! 4 ' 1 S f 4 r , d 4. mf.--p ku 4 1 img' v, .-N. sf - .HY j f A I I X. f W- vt- I W. V +-- 4: y: . 0 0 .li 35, 4 fx Irv .1 P X 1 1 5' -EJ Q I NVV' ' ,Q I' rv , A Administration 1? 4-. MR. THOMAS OATES Assistant Superintendent of Schools DR. JCHN J. KELLEY Headmaster MR. WILLIAM DORAN Assistant Headmaster 1 DR. JOSEPH BANNON Assistant Headmaster MISS CONSTANCE TASSINARI Dean of Girls DR. DANIEL O'CONNOR Superintendent of Schools From Folklore To Shakespeare EDWARD A. WA1'TS ANTHONY GRASSIA DONALD SWEENEY Univ. of Massachusetts A.B. Emerson College B.A. St. Anselm's B.A. Columbia M.A. Boston State M.ED. Boston State M.ED. .Q-S x N. r' 'NPV DIANE D. TETREAULT SHARON LICHTMAN PATRICIA A. O'HALLORAN Boston College B.A. McGill Univ. B.A. Solve Regina College A.B. Harvard Univ. M.A.T. Boston College M.A. S X fp .L Sq .- 'S I' .Kiki JAMES R. MCNICHOLAS e JOHN I. BARBATI EDWARD HAYES Boston College B.A. St. Michael's B.A. Holy Cross College B.S. Boston Univ. M.ED. l rl ,f ,,,4 I, ur Q . l 1 t Q' 'N r L I t 3 if PAUL HUGHES SARAH MCCAULEY THOMAS J. NEYLON Emerson College B.A. Emmanuel College B.A. Boston College A.B. Boston State M.ED. Boston College M.A.T. Harvard M.A.T. pu- -- i 1 il KAREN ALEXANDER ANN PIZZUTO Northeastern B.S. M.ED. Boston State A.B., M.ED. I an JOHN J. NAPOLITANO WILLIAM KELLEHER U. Mass, Boston B.A. Boston College B.S. Boston State M.ED. Northeastern M.ED. To many students, the study of English means grammar. Grammar implies rules which are too often broken, endless memorization, and boring compositions. Yet, the study of English involves much more, since our language is a part of our culture. Therefore, when studying English we are exposed to culture, through the drama, poetry, and creative writing included in an English course. Perhaps the most vital goal of English is to teach a person how to express ideas clearly and precisely. In this modern age of mass media. the need to fulfill this goal has become even more prominent. 2.54 Centimeters Equals 1 Inch , lf I N lllt FRANK V. SOLLITTO DANIEL E. SULLIVAN CHARLES GARABEDIAN, JR Boston College B.S. Holy Cross College A.B. 505700 Un'Vef5'fY B-5- Boston State M.ED. Boston U. M.ED. Beslan Slale M'ED' Boston College M.A. C.A.E.S. OLGA F. CARITO Emmanuel College A.B. JAMES SHEEHAN A hard duY'S nigh'- Boston College B.S. ln our ever-advancing technological society, the study of math has become essential. The higher forms of math are more often studied now, but the basic elements remain extremely important, because we must use them in our daily lives. During the year, Watertown High participated in a Metric Week. A week was set aside for the study of this system of measure in all math classes. Currently, the metric system is a prime example of basic math which will affect our lives as the United States gradually adopts this system. THOMAS HAZELL MARTIN H. MCGANN, JR. JOHN J. KOUMJIAN Providence College A.B. Northeastern B.B.A. Boston College B.S. Fitchburg State M.ED. Lincoln Institute A.C.E. Harvard M.ED. Q f -imiailixiimuf, .y SUSAN SHERRY Marymount College B.A. Boston College M.A. . nf? . .r,,'a,5, Tv -' - if VN xv ,, -.x 3... -5 - 2' l.f'-Q-1,-IJ.-. 34344 Taking George Buckley's Advice. MICHAEL V- PQRTENTQSQ Northeastern B.S., M.ED. nr y .ff A JOSEPH GUDEN VIRGINIA C. GRAY T. DONALD ROBINSON Holy Cross B.S. Emmanuel College B.A- Boston College A.B. Boston State M.ED. Boslon Slate' MED' Howard M.ED. Georgetown University KAREN KAZAROSIAN THOMAS J. McGOVERN FRANK R. DiMASCIO Mount Holyoke A.B. Bowdoin College A.B. Boston State, B.A. Boston State M.ED. if? A1 as X2 JOHN M. MYERS JOHN CUCINATTO JAMES F. ADAMS Boston Univ. A.B. M.ED. Boston Univ. A.A., B.S., M.ED. Univ. of Bridgeport B.S. The Past Revisited in 1 7'-.rn JSP: . -:g.'::v' A -s i vi? . F., ,, X S ,sf Mr. Joseph Guden Social Studies at the high school flourished this year with the addition ofa new course called American Legal System. While the approaching Bicenten- nial stimulated interest in our country's past, this year's excitement in Wash- ington also increased student concern with current affairs. The Social Studies Department welcomes its new director, Richard Naiarian, and looks forward to many successful years under his direction. ,,,.'-f Come here! You tink! ? 3' . rl ,ru i 1 k .. x , Q W.. rg: , S JS S? i 7' t a .ii ' jlli- i Coach Myers' flag tag football. A LDg?'F':- ff' Lf its-.Q , ! 'K 2 Instilling Curiosity JULIA WAN Wellesley College B.A., M.A. Director ROBERT JUTSTROM Boston College B.S. KURT H. HASSE Technical University Munich, Germany B.S., M.S., PhD. BRUCE NOVAK HELEN FOYNES R.P.I., B.S. Framingham State B.S. Brown ASc.M., M.A.T. S it I - if U-QT Zigi of JOHN WHYTE RANDY BARRON Boston State College B.S. Boston State B.S. Northeastern M.S. Q53 f r' 1' ,f .- , ,- ,I 1, la' Q ,, -1 , X, lr VL -1 l. llf ,. ,T l ,V 1 1 xi. .. !J,' rw, - XD A, . X A , , , , f!-- l'.ff'nA DENISE A. BRENDEL GEORGE D. BUCKLEY Centenary College A.A. Suffolk University B.S. Boston University B.S. Boston University M.ED. Nitro-glycerine and TNT give off the same effect one gets from the WHS Science Department. From the biological reason for your eye color to the physical aspect of conserved energy, the Science Department, under the direction of Ms. Julia Wan, opens new horizons to the budding chemists, biologists, and physicists within Watertown High. Even for those who lack scientific know-how, the Science Department initiates a curiosity to explore the realms of the world around us. N . -. Tools of the trade. ,'f'. Am-I Ahal That's itl A captive audience. , , .. Q ' I , -fa, ,, ,K E ' . N. - . 1 I . xxx' - I K . A Q, - .x 1 EDWARD FRANCIS ALLEN ANDREWS PHILIP GARUFI Director Fitchburg Store Fitchburg State H, JY' ,imficiiri H' 5 ' 'A' ' ' ' A' UA ' V - ,71TI'fLQTfL'1'7. I'i,' -' .'t'Qv U ' I 'Q- - I .j, -ZJ ',',,:1 .151 ... 21-'ff' Fifi-'QA .iff ' Y' . V A .' 5 Jfr? .f 'f ' ,Z Xin- , . . It':f' -fp I'- 'I '. '?2 Uv' ' ' VHP -o . , I 4--, , - Lg-1.7 ,1.'.,. 5. L A . .., , Ji .. , .. -N ' If I V' qfrna, Q ,3',lr ' -4, I ' A .. 'f f if if-'P A 7- -Q j f If: jig I ,. iz,-F' LT, V' .' , ' Jiilfil W '- iff Mig, ll. - ', ff 'HFS' ' 5 I , t Y.vv,,,,.,.. A:--A. L . A 1' I -I l '. 'F , ' .J V - ' Y I - , E3,je.',, , 1. ing.: . I ' 1 wi ' L 4, I 1 1 Working in the electronics lab. Skills For Industry nfffff Y 1 I' ' , 'ffilfffr f.V'f-5713? ' 1. -. ' L ,t iz' rf 'V ,fp ., . ii i? kiwi! V 'MJ X 'if' jf 1 I ffl -,L li, if ,iwglf no , L. ,I . if .l , JOHN BOY JOHN KELLY FRANK RISSO Mass. Teacher Training School Boston College, B.S. Fitchburg State, B.S. We need some STPl The Industrial Arts Department tries to apply the principles a student learns in his academic subiects to practical activities. While acquiring special skills, a student is also taught to use information gained in other classes. To allow students to discover their own interests, all are exposed to a cross-section of the many courses offered. Included in the curriculum are courses in electronics, automotive, mechanics, graphic arts, mechanical drawing, and woodworking. The course selections allow students to receive comprehensive vocational training. ore Opportunities For Business Training NICHOLAS J. PAPAS Suffolk University B.S. Boston State M.A. . 2 . LMT! I Q3 IW DE It HELEN CALLAHAN Regis College B.S. ,l VINCENT CAPORICCIO Salem State B.S. :ring y it illhtaiu A m :. ifrffm L aim at 4491111-, W '4 I- IE.-.1 I. ft,-wad' - '--P . if -' . I P lg A sa.. HELEN L. LORDAN Regis College B.S. Boston University ED.M. W iii P L.-- RICHARD BERARDINO Holy Cross B.A. Boston State M.A. MARIE R. HANNON Boston University B.S. JACK GARDINER Suffolk University B.S., M.A. MARY B. MORAN Emmanuel College A.B. Boston University Ed.M. Catholic LL MARTIN R. FINN Northeastern B.S., M.ED. This year the Business Department has expanded its program in order to allow students to develop employable skills. The third year of the College Secretarial program went into effect for the first time, along with the Suggested Course Sequence. This Course Sequence allows students to choose courses to provide them with the particular type of Business education they desire. Also new this year was a federally funded Comprehensive Education Training Pro- gram. This program is offered to unemployed residents of Watertown as a chance to obtain some business training. Mr. Robert Finn A Cam! 'af lc- ,hf nfl ...M , if , X . ' s Z , ,,, , . g 1, Alva 1 1 11 ,. X.-4 , ' ' Qi ' My A f- 'ki '- ' ug Marie Hannon You disagree, huhl Chin up, Girls! , ,1 .AA -'f..' 'vm ,u ' ,-:xiii-J , 1 '..'irfw'i - ' i. .law VICTOR PALLADINO Boston College, B.A., M.A. Director RUTH MCCARTHY Sargent College, B.S. Boston University, M.Ed. RICHARD UMILE University of New Hampshire, B.S. ANTHONY GIKA Boston University, B.S. Building Strong Bodies 12 Ways Let's go, ladies! X I 6 Xu - lllixlll. DAVID M. HUGHES ELAINE MARTELLO ANNMARIE CONNORS Springfield College, B.S. U. Mass., Amherst, B.S. Bridgewater State, B.S. Boston State, M.Ed. . E' Q., I . ' iiils l 4. A I I 'L It --I if il 'I i ffl, 5 Ifsff. .NJ .N .Aff l F-154- lh, . 2' W 'I ' ' 36 iff , I EI '.l iq .el ie'-ill. pq ii, -u an Dum ill CHARLES VENTO University of Rhode Island, B.S. Boston State, M.Ed. Physical Education at Watertown High School seeks to develop each student physically as well as mentally. This energetic, compulsory program has developed a wide range of games and drills, such as volleyball, gymnastics, soft- ball, field hockey, basketball, and track. A wide variety of varsity and iunior varsity sports is offered both to girls and to boys. The girls' program was improved this year by the addition of a varsity track team. Creating Ideals With Their Hands F if l 'SJ FRANK PEROS ROY A. VOCI Director Boston University, B.F.A. Harvard College, A.B. Framingham State, M.Ed. Boston University, M.Ed. Art Advisor Yearbook wuqnili TIWMIIBIU The students in the dork room see the light. The Art Department here at Watertown Hugh School presents an opportunity for creative expression The devel- opment of many courses stnves not only to help the talented, so that they may further develop their abrllty, but also to the average student s Interest and rmagnnatlon, In order to develop aesthetic tastes and attltudes productive In art The WHS art curriculum IS constantly growmg and presenting avenues for students who choose to learn 1 'I ,Vi is fir if A, , Regina Roth wms 1975 Natlonal Scholastrc Art Gold Medal Award nn Prmtmaking. Y 4 ' Q ..o 1, . 0 .2- ' 'bbf' in GEORGE YANKOWSKI BARBARA N. RADFORD Northeastern, B.S. Smith College, BA. Boston University, M.Ed. Boston University, M.Ed. Director, Work Study , . .lg Q.. '90 i ,L , f ' ,- f ' P W 4 J, if A . l ' . fl ' 'W-it it 5 ' 2-iiillfiw' S. ' DAVID COURCHENE Salem State, B.S. Tufts, M.Ed. 21-:lt Mr. Courchene in conference with client. , 'ii' 3.1.4 :5 V I! , ,mv AJ 'i -l . -fr lu.- ,Q T' - .fr V! .' . , lk ,qw 45 'ff-4, N jr X :lg-I v , li, yt ic, 1 , ......... . . ,i Al- I it ' - l FRANCIS x. MCDONALD ISABELLE BENNETT CHIESTER W- gf2NT'LL' Brown University, B.A. Russell S096 College, B-5- SQ em 'ale' ' 'M Ed Boston College, M.Ed. University of Maine, M.Ed. Harvard College, - ' Guidance Department The Guidance Department proved most valuable again this year to departing seniors, and advice con- cerning futures was well received. Although very busy with seniors, the Guidance Department was available to Juniors and Sophomores desiring assistance with programs or with conflicts with schedules. Counseling, planning programs and arranging college conferences for fourteen hundred pupils is difficult for only six people, and their ability and dedication is demonstrated by their successful results. The Beat Goes On JOHN HAHN Director of Music U1 ........,.. --A A , .1 . .g' .--- - I. b fill DONNA C. GALEBACH Lowell State College, B.S. University of Maryland, M.A. N X JOSEPH CARDELLO Berklee College of Music, B.A. Boston Conservatory, B.A. Lowell State Teachers College Folk, rock, and iazz. The rhythm of the Watertown High Music Department encounters all these at one time or another. On its way uphill, under the direction of Jack Hahn and with Joseph Cardello as its new band leader, the Music Department has revived a bit of the soul in all musicians and performers at W.H.S. Music is an unrestricted outlet for our reactions to the times, and is the form of free expression all of us want. The Music Department has given us the opportunity to get it. i The Watertown High Marching Band gli wi if 'I' i Wait a minute, I'm not ready! So what if my iacket doesn't match? ko l'w '1 la : fl' 'rjJ- l 'Q '1 Vf iz ,drag W4 .. ' STELLA BQY . ANTONIO w. MASTROIANNI MEREDITH A. ALLEN Boston University B.A. Boston University B.A. Jackson College B.A. Un'Vef5'fY of P0 '5f M-A- ' Boston State College M.A. Tufts University M.A. Director l l will. A KATHRYN RISELLI EDWARD CRAIG ANAHID YACOUBIAN Tufts University B.A. Howard University B.A. Boston State M.A. Sorbonne, Poris Boston College M.A., M.ED. The Science Of Human Understanding l ...- soucsll S- .560 BRYNA KAITZ MARY BOYLE BARBARA A. WILLIAMS Barnard College, B.A. Radcliffe College, B.A. Boston University, B.A. Boston University, M.Ed. Boston University, M.Ed. He went thataway! New dimensions came to Watertown High's Foreign Language Department this year. German was added to the list of language choices which already included Span- ish, Armenian, French, and Italian. With the continued use of the language lab, students are able to attain a fuller and more meaningful insight into each language. A great deal of credit is due to Mrs. Stella Boy, who is an important factor in the continuing success of the Foreign Lan- guage Department. Hom emakers Of Tomorrow Treat yourself to international gourmet dishes such as crepes, lasagna, or chicken cac- ciatori. Recycle your ieans, make gifts for your friends, or wear the latest fashions. Both boys and girls prepare for life in the contemporary world when they enter the field of Home Economics. Students gain an understanding and appreciation of an important field in which they may pursue a career as a homemaker or as a professional. I .' t if -- ' E x 'A -.- Z ELIZABETH CONNORS Simmons College, B.S. Framingham STGTG, B-5- Framingham State, M.Ed. ROBERTA KINNEAR BEST r ' x ff 3 O 24,1 ' l l. ll' lv. Q 'A ' D l I 0 an f' ' 4 1 I I A E l if l' Q ov 55' P I 4 H49 Sc ,sts i pp l N9 5 x on v -s A' ' S as I' Getting The Big Picture Of all the knowledge that we acquire during our high school years, probably the most widely and the most frequently used skill is that of safely driving an automobile. The Driver Education Program is designed to instill within each driver-to-be the impor- tance of auto safety. The department is peopled with dedicated instructors who are devoted to their iob and who, fortunately, are blessed with a much-needed sense of humor. 1 lg, If , Z r f I f 1' , ffl i IF? Q, . -.-A ,er ' 5, Lip' 5 - . . A I i'!V , , , , ,Y k 'iff ' l : . Vi JOHN P. KAVENY WILLIAM T. FLECCA, JR. Boston College, Ph.B. Boston State, B.S., M.Ed. DANIEL J. McKENZIE Northeastern, B.S. MARGARET A. HAYES Boston College, B.S., M.Ed. if CHRISTINA DENNELLY Ladycliff College, B.A. Lesley College, M.Ed. JANE JACKSON Univ. of Iowa, B.A. Chapter 766 Brings Changes This year, a new law, Chapter 766, went into effect, which states that the physical and academic education of all retarded and handicapped children must be provided for by each town. The new law has resulted in increased numbers of students with special needs, a situation which Ms. Hayes and Ms. Dennelly have ably han dled. Ms. Jane Jackson, as the resource teacher, has been busy working with small groups of students within their classes. w' g i I i FRIESECKE JOHN G. FLORES Univ A.B. Boston State, B.S. Boston Univ., M.Ed. i 4 w -i MILLER JOSEPH MCMANUS of Educational Media Assistant Director of Educational Media 6 Librar And Audio- Visual Department Early Childhood Education GERRI L. SWEDER LALLY STOWELL New York University, 8.5. Sarah Lawrence, B.A. Southern Conn. Sfote, M.A. Distributive Education CHRISTINE M. FARNSWORTH Curry College, B.A. Suffolk University Virginia Robinson Georgia Matthew Ceil Franchina yn , , ' I I Margaret Donnelly i Frances Maurer and Helen Hetherington Margaret Blackburn, R.N. St. Elizabeth's Hospital School of Nursing ,,...f-4 I .9 sf:- NF' 1 ' , ...,v,gf-. .:.1'i- -5 I S qv 1 u-.'.A l? . .:: . . ' ' vi:-1 1,ff'?ffvf 4' -!Tf'Q.Y:f ' W . 'xgw 1' f rf'irfff-1.6!-1 . N Af-.I 4 .gg -., 4'-.var r 9 v' f' . 1-F' - ' . LF ., m-','rf'Pi' 3-A LQ,-nt -1, 132'-. .,- .3.- 1 ffuf Q A ,. . -V 1 T T j ,b Tn' 9, 5- , ,, 'hw' , it . Y. 'iran-15,9 bf-J 3' , ' --b.f . fear' v+ -:f3w,-d, Wu A k , H A 1- 43 - J, Q fr' x. . ' M t: , i?1 'eQWfwQs . J- :S 5 sf. - 5 fim , me- . 'Q -gg. -' 'Kgs - ' - .1 ' ' -2 '. -2-if' r 5 -4 if f 1 ' 5 X ,l ll' A , , .,. I , fx -' 1 EVN.. ' C Q . - ,Q .ac ' Aa 1 'QQ' Q U . , , . , I A 4 a X E. V 6 x . , ' -J ,A ' 'M' Q ' . . I -Qu 5 4 3 ,b L A I! Y. A l r . . X 1 Y 8 -hw . -s I I . A-TP zN,,y . 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NH... , E.. ll ll CYNTHIA BAIRD , A' -ya RICHARD BARBA , I DONALD BARBATO American GfGffiffi MICHAEL BARRY I I 'fx' f EFFIE BAYIDES ' LAURIE BEJOIAN PATRICIA BEAGAN JOSEPH BERARDI 4 W W ex-P if I : Q . 1 1 'K ft! SF rf. 45 N. j MARYE 'Z- GEO '4 1 X. .f' P 'E f, ,- U f .- T .34 f.- en H x -r f Vs at 'With-wg 'F ? sf f vi r N -E 49 ,f .. 'S' L ' G? fb n-O ,Q ,. .LP eg'-A -... , iii' UU! N E inn Ax Q aw T 'N f , 2 - AA ,,f'-ff iv 2 V . f- A 'U vw- i 9' ,V . ,lf iv 4. F. gf' VJ?-'gf I Q. V. -3 .. to ,iii if '7 Y-ii. . ,,-'lp :Upg- M' .,, 1' 5. - V' Q- 4 - f 1 'Q' . 9' .I 9 l r 9' Z ' v ,., A gs' I' N 5 n ,uni ' ,gn Hs. x LEONARD HOLT CAROLE HOPPE MARIE HORAN CAROL HUBER Li' KATHY HURLEY CHARLES ILACQUA 554:44 ? Jn XX X -'T 'M A PATRICIA INFERRERA Well, it's like this. DONNA JACKSON I Iv r. 1 'I ...iq . A Ajbf J S V I , I I 5. ..f I SUE JACOBS DEBRA .IAMGOCHIAN TOM JANOS ANDRE JANSEN rh I ' 1, L., fl- mf' N-,at-' 1 V ,Q 'rl' -WN -EL. L1 YL g b . 's x D . -K, f, i i I f ,g J ', i 6, 5 ' ,J e k - 'QQ'- f . F I 1 'max fx ' Y wk KATHRYN LINCOLN PHYLLIS LONGO JAMES LUCA SUSAN LUSTIBER .-fy 'IP' j.ilu+.g MAUREEN LYLE 1 I- I V'iI'g,kb PAMELA MACRI . --. -.5 .- ,'.,g M--' - -., , r, 4,1 ' .fs- xi . .w,.- V. V0.'rl - I A Y . . L 4. ' L 4 l .Q 4. 1 - x . A , l -- r 'I' - . ' --. , ' , 'Z :-', ' '.'L-' 5 , ,- . ' .. , . A , I b.-.ig iv, f :,M.,,- L -4 . . . 7. 4'-' .--,-1-F, ' - ,-LL CQ.. L--,523 '.',1jHr .- 3 . --.1 W .Spin ' ,H , .A . V A , L K . .. F?. W,-X. 5 ,Ia ,. I ,, ,V A-Q, '7 ,, fi' 34.42 '.L:-.Ny-1 H, V, ,, - U xi. S -- .- 3.14. '-fm, - ,- , , , .f ,'-. 1n,L 124-Nl. ami-QL , . w + ' Q 4 s ' ' ' , -Q N' - .. In 49 -.- r ,ff 1' n, -: . -'- f 4 , k :' I :,t'1f'. -., 1-ff-,-.r 1. .- -.F-'.a' 4' vf-f-4-a...fr I I 'Q 1 F?fg -'fWff?'ffA BRIAN MACDONALD --Him.. ban, nov my mu.,-1 LESLIE MADANIAN DIANE MAGUIRE JOSEPH MAHONEY DIANE MAKSABEDIAN PAULA MAI-I-OY I ' K My I KEVIN F. MALONE THERESA M. MANNING MICHAEL MARCHANT st- N .ra . . . . Vu- a .. n- -7 .-'- I -it-?..:i2.4ri-is -Q f.,- 3 '24 , . . 1 ' V 5 l':gf1V1f! 7 5.. . k1,,Qg.45-Fnf. li, ., ---:fm ' ff-' ' 2 -9'3'l?5 f if? ,,.f --uv-.... , AN f V I A 'T X I . l 4 - , , ' K I1 'Hr Y' Q. I II IK. PAUL G. MALONE NANCY M. MALONEY JOANN MANNARINO Q CYNTHIA A. MANNIX uf? ' ,A 4-JP X A , 1 . ,U M.. . 4.3, 'hui-lv ,fx 3 I- z1.f.,'Q4Qs.w-- - 'in ' Watch thot, over there! KAREN M, MARDIROSIAN I f .1 I . I W I A A, . . . II CHERYL A. MARIANO FRANK A. MARTINO JOSEPH A. MARTINO ANTHONY MAZZEO 7I Y , ' . 1 Q - I . 0 11 K.. V on 'A+' nil - ,f-q '4 L J we, . x J .M X 1 -, ji Ne lv 1 f E' 'X' nu BL' 'f t . 4 ggi X If Y 3 'hui' 3. 5 fe' lv kv A 'far' 'Y' 'v 1 7 4 W 'x .791 1' hx 6 X 4 ' A 1 '-fl 1 'YP 4 i:S.. I Y H- 5 ' I 4 3' 59 CHARLES TOBIN MARK TOTOVIAN SUSAN URCIUOLO VIRGINIA VILIOTT I I I u. '-L Y FJ LEO TOPJIAN VINCENT TORILLI v Y I 4 PC I I 3 . 1 ' I' 7-. '+L . ,,. . 'y' 4- -1, ' I' ,- In fd'.'nI 5.4 I-'I A ,211 . f. ' ,Les miie h L fiffxzw' IWW: v'l V1 1 lr 'F P fl- w ,. I FB., 4- 1. -314' 51 I X ,, .,. 'I' EI. . . PJTA I .3'sLfrlT4:.' kan Iblllu' '! !- - Q' I ' , :If s'5'g-TE' id,-r jk ' :ff -W. f 1 if .- as 'tiff ' I .,,:5r4qq.: 1 A different kind of huddle? JAMES VILLIRILLI RICHARD VINCENT PAUL TORRES THOMAS TRAPASSO WALTER VELLANTE LESLIE VLACHOS ,JK s V - Qv , . ', .an K F x ..pr if 5 lu nf, ,.glf W V' rg 71? .hr W 4. W X ig Haque, HJ., BW .JA 'x 495 3 ff H X , ,. 4, .iv 'N I ,J 5 N ,xi l gg? Q, 1 I Jr .,:,vQn... '. . .':-L -.kv .I '-'ez 2.22 ...fm Y- ., d Jg+Z.ijTFr E .. ..., .v .J xv- f ,. 7' rf Jr X..- 4, . 1 QU rw. 1 F i Tiff' 5 J 1 ' -r O A Airy, Q, - ' 6. N fi .v.,5v, ff , 1 ., f. I' u .f -'nn -.. ,f'4.,5' ' A - .y K4 .I M 'pt . ', 1 , 2-fi? - 1 L A.f 1 ,4-.1 - x..J-- J .fm .. , vu-4 -,, O ,rs ,S , . 'fl,. ,aL. .3 .r Q., -1'-P , . .1 '.v I r- 13 :Qt Football, Raiders Upset Rival Belmont The W.H.S. Red Raiders, last year's Middlesex League co-champions, won seven of their ten games in the '74 football season. Headcoach John Barbati was most pleased with this year's team and with W.H.S. football in gen- eral. The Red Raiders have won more football games in the last four seasons than any team in the league. The '74 football season ended with one of the biggest upsets in the fifty-four history of the Watertown-Belmont Thanksgiving Day game: Watertown beat Belmont, 28-14. This was the Raider's first victory in Belmont since 1960. This year's team had a lot of underclassmen playing varsity, indicating a very successful season next year, also. Elected to the post-season Middlesex League All-star team were Chuck Laurie, Nick Delraso, and Art Bougoulas. nn-lll '-1-.- ' if s J s v OTBALL lst ROW O'Hara V Torilli T Janos D Jewers C Laurie Co Ca t N DelRaso Ca Capt A Bougoulas R Rooney D Harrington C Baccari J Don- VARSITYFO : 2 1- f- 1- 1- 1'9 nelly, 2nd ROW: J. Beradi, J. Ryan, J. Villarilli, B. Waitt, R. Everett, D. Minilli, L. Bacarri, G. O'Hanian, M. Quinn, B. Beiouan, 3rd ROW: D. McManus, L- TVGVGYHC, M- W0 ne M. Goyetchi, B. Jewers, M. Oates, E. Mosman, O. Latanzi, P. Kelly, M. Roopinian, 4th ROW: J. Russo, J. Anastos, S. Tocco, M. Bannon, T. Boyce, B. Ford, B. Joyce, J- MCEVOY D. Morill, M. Bougaulas, 5th ROW: B. Shea, J. DelRaso, P. Greenough, M. Hegarty, A. Bakalis, D. Downing, M. Tocco, B. Barnes, R. Johnson, G. Spence, bflj ROW: M- ROSE, 5 Pino, B. Shea, E. Morgan, T. Palledino, F. Flori, R. McPhail, D. O'Neil, P. Ruder, 7th ROW: K. Nickerson, T. DiVici, R. Bacarri, A. Sarkisian, S. Balligiore, J. lullano, J. Johnson, J McHugh, B. Tocco, S. Carderelli. a .1114 , -tl.f5 Gary Spence and Bob Wuitt stopping the ground game. Dave Mennilli and Orazio Lcttanzi still on their feet Vinny Torrilli and Chuck Laurie converting on u point after cftempt. af. 1- V Q ' 15' ' ' I'-wr. 1' , 1 ., 'WQD' 4- , 15+ ., -fa . 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A , , uf' g in ' 1' , ... , 7 A ' 'N if A V Lew 1 ., 1 li! E 'Ii , V, , s. , . , A 1 , J fix i ,f W - , .ft , f ,.Qg Q i ,-- l V. ' we A3 51 ix V I v li Q v 1 1 - X -., fa ri-4' x is ' 'F 1 ' 91 V 1 v ., -,V A' -- .- ' an 4 ff wh ,fp Y Q -l:. 5, fl, I 0 AQHQ 'Y ,f f' Q 1 Soccer: Record Doesn 't Show Their Hard Work in Soccer: Record Doesn 't Show Their Hard Work The W.H.S. Red Raiders sustained numerous iniuries in compiling their three wins, ten losses, and three ties record. The pre-season starting lineup was intact during only three games. The Red Raiders played in five double over-time games, tying three and losing two. Ricky Borba, Tom Ciccatelli, and Brian Quirk were elected tri-captains of the varsity, Ricky was also the team's leading scorer with nine goals ond five assists, totaling fourteen points. The headcoach of soccer at W.H.S. is Mr. Phil Costello. The Red Raiders played every game to their utmost, even in the face of adverse conditions, they gave their fans a lot of moments to remember. Mark Leonard heads the ball. paul O-Hallman dribbling- ucz: :lTa'5-'-i-f 1-:--..-::f-3e':E1- '1!.?l'i '?E:H SOCCER TEAM: lst ROW, L to R: R. Bcrbo, T. Cicatelli, B. Quirk, J. Luca, T. DeGiovcnne, P. O'HalIoran, D. Cronin, P. Costello, A. Delegiannis, F. Martino, D. Jingozian, P. Natale, T. Carderelli, S. DeAngelis, Coach Costello, M. Nchigian, M. Leonord, A. Khctchctorian, D. Bolduc, B. Quinn, Z. Orchanian. lm The Watertown Red Raiderettes Varsity Field -----. - ning their first league game against Burlington 2- g l. But due to a few injuries and a new league rule there was trouble later in the season ' ' ' The team deserves a lot of credit for their Q ' long hard practices some of the members - . also attended field hockey camp. Also Mau- : .X reen Ryan and Patty Beagan, the Co-Cap- w Q tains, played outstanding hockey all season s E it and deserve a lot of credit Other seniors 'lm' Hockey Team was off to a promising start win- X K Xxx lt A l- ' fl' , lrll l x I I T' lt X ix X f - 'K ' I . Debbie Saverese, Jani Oates, Michelle 1 lm XX Gagnon, and Linda McCarran will surely C l x Q be missed. The team will return next li u t ,X year with Eleanor Pannesi, Elizabeth -li,?f, jJfJ 5 1 'Qi- Nik Brackett, Des Kilbourne, Eileen Cro- cetti, and Diane DerBoghosian as , ' as , - gift: , leaders. sfliskziriaiil ' y Y , --,'. , 'I Someone could get hurt doing thisl Canlopen my eyes now? Girl 'S Field Hockey VARSITY: 'lst ROW: E. Pannissi, L. Brackett, M. Ryan, P. Beagen, E. Everett, T. Oates, 2nd ROW: J. Oates, M. Gagnon, E. Crocetti, D. Kilbourne, D. Savoreese, Elaine Martello. 94 '?-. 1 L-C. Nof another corner? Don'f worry Patty, I've go! ii! P. Beagan, M. Ryan Co-Captains. L to R, lst ROW: L. Menfon, A. DelRaso, P. Andrews, M. Gagnon, C. Jenkins, V. Viola, S. Avrgis, 2nd ROW: E. Bean, L. Barringer, D. Solvucci, D. Gaeta, R Johnson, C. Jordan, E. Malas, B. Holi, STANDING: Coach Connors, M. Coffin, D. Thompson, B. Rondo, D. Donovan, M. Segarra, A. Pugilese, M. Cousineau, K Paltios, G. Jordan, K. Eberly, J. Gildea. Cross Countr : Running To A Winning Captain Anthony Nugent Season The W.H.S. cross country team ran to a five wins, three losses, and one tie record in the '74 season. The tie makes this a most unique season, ties are nearly non-existent in cross country. The coach for cross country at W.H.S. is Mr. Thomas McGovern, the Red Raiders' home course is at Fresh Pond, Cambridge. Varsity captain Tony Nugent placed second in the Mid- dlesex League Meet, Don McWhirter placed tenth. They were both named to the All-Middlesex team for 1974. This year's team depended heavily on underclass runners, making next year's prospects look very good. L to R, BACK ROW: Coach McGovern, Jim Tierney, Paul Nugent, Billy McMahon, Kirk Nahabedian, Joe Mazzola, Asst. Coach Gleason, FRONT ROW: Brian Egan, David Ellis, Tony Nugent, Don McWhirter, Paul Callahan, Dave Sheehan. Hockey: Earning The Respect Of The League The W.H.S. Red Raiders are a vastly improved hockey team. Under a new coach, Dick Umile, the team compiled a four wins and fourteen losses record. The Raiders were in every game, four games were one goal losses. For the first time in many years the team won three consecutive games. Half ofthe 74-75 varsity team was composed of sophomores, the team has a tremendous potential for the next two seasons. Defenseman Dan Cronin was elected team captain and was selected to playin the Middlesex League All Star game along with sophomore Ernie Morgan. D 6. an et' ...A-ll' S ff' .ze as lst ROW, L TO R: G. Kasperian, D. Martino, V. Torrilli, D. Cronin, J. DeVaney, V. Katros, P. Kelley, J. Urabassi, 2nd ROW: Coach Umile, P. Clifford, G. DeStasy, J. Murphy, G. Salvitti, R. Johnson, M. Warner, Asst. Coach Gardenier, T. Whynot, R. Murdock, E. Morgan, F. Deignan, S. Magliosi, P. Bulger. . . if 2 Coach Dick Umile, Capt. Dan Cronin, Coach Jack Gardiner. Middlesex All Stars Ernie Morgan and Dan Cronin ' r JT' 'cms Frank Deignan fakes out an opponent. Dan Cronin moves the puck out. R l A .s, 3: g Sr -- H ,Q I Dom Martino, Frank Deigncn, and Don Cronin tighten up the defense. ff,-1 Bob Murdock penetrating the defense. Basketball: Losing, But Still The Favorite p - rs-'E if F The WHS Red Raiders managed only a six wins and twelve losses record on the court in 74-75. Despite the losing record, boys' basketball attracted capacity crowds to the gym, the interest remains strong. Jim Simpson led the team in scoring and rebounding. Tim McMannus and Vinny Testa were elected co-captains. Other Varsity players were: Brian Quirk, Brian Buckley, Jim Ryan, Chuck Laurie, and Kevin Buckley. The head coach was John Myers, assistant coach was Joseph Guden. 100 ZZ 44 4-1 L -4' But Ref I dvdn tmean to do nl V ,s :5 sg H A1 ' Q I i , H Q33 . 4' . 6 wif 4 .H ol X 'f Chuck is it 15' Girl 'S Middlesex League Champs 19 4-1975 GlRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: KNEELING, L to R: Debbie Saverese, Patty Began, Marie Horan, Maureen Ryan, Linda McCarran, Linda Casagrande, Jani Oates, STAND- ING, L lo R: Coach Ann Marie Connors, Ginny Sludley, Kathy Eberly, Karol Palfsios, Elizabeth Brackett, Eileen Crocehi. 'GirI's Basketball: Hard Work But Winning Is So Much Fun! Two years of hard work seemed worthwhile as the Watertown High Girls' Basketball team captured its second consecutive Middlesex League Title. The squad was led by a capable and versatile senior, Captain Maureen Ryan, who was high scorer for the season, averaging T4 points per game. She set up many fast breaks which guards Patty Beagan and Eileen Crocetti quickly capitalized on for two points. These guards, along with junior Elizabeth Brackett, possessed great defensive ability and immobilized their opponents on possible fast breaks. Senior forwards Linda McCarron and Marie Horan proved to be outstanding at both defensive and offensive boards. At any time throughout the season, forwards Kathy Eberly and Karol Paltios could be called on to fill the shoes of the starting board. Other team members who could be called on at any moment were Seniors Lynn Casag- rande, Jani Oates, Debbie Saverese and Junior Ginny Studley. The Middlesex League Champions entered the State Tourney with a 9-O record, and defeated their opponents from Lexington. They then defeated rival Belmont in the Quarter-finals but were eliminated by a strong Lincoln-Sudbury team in the Semi-final round. -V, fa This is the way to Do lt. Patty, you wise guyl e 1 f , QT, ' 1' ,. - '5 Q. A -. Q a 1 . .1. I, ' -A. .a ' A .M 1, Fe . 'J -. ,J , , J 91? ' ff 'f ir 3Q7 f52YBw 1 4 I - 1-2 ,.i.l5.,.,,j .,L' rflzfinfy X - -3f5 .L ' :,:i,J..,'g.i..': U W V - F.,-L+, fi .121 v 3 if 15? E? Marie Horan FORWARD Casagrande ' ' FORWARQR if H 555633 rf Karol Palfsios FORWARD ii' W Cx ,milf yy '-1blX'Lnq- -u-dn Kathy Eberly Ag , ' FORWARD ', LY ,.Q, 'l. UT gi' ,jgx I7 , R ,Q . Oafesi H' 'GUARD J., ,.. , -' 1' ff lju.,',:, .' .pq rv ,- 4 Y ,W ggma in .1. ffl ' 5- ' fa-4 ,n a U55 fy Qi XV :'2qf'gl?5,-QQ f Q 4 ,N W. A -W. 4 D. -Nzglbf - i' 911: 5 5. , - ' F' fs . .-11 . xxx' 1 I I . A Q2 .k 15 N '2X 3 '- G -Jx I' V 91 a 'E 5. .T -K QF, 3 51 S K4 1 IIC , f-.N , .f 4.9 Rifle Team: A Disciplined Sport The W.H.S. Rifle team competes in the Metropolitan Rifle League, under the supervision of their coach, Mr. Adeland St. Onge, Due to the inherent danger of the sport, team members must demonstrate such qualities as maturity and responsibility at all times. Frank Garbouchian, the team's best shooter, distinguished himself as the league's shooter. The other seniors on the team were Moses Boyaiian, John Fleming, Diane O'Brien, Carol McHugh, and Bill Patterson. A - K 75:5 - ' 5 r F' . . F : 4.3, -R '..fv..,f:, -X4 iw In 3 5:M.,:.'.:p '.k.:QL' Lu -a- ,A 'l i- ,'. -Pi' BACK ROW: Coach St. Onge, A. Khan, C. McHugh, J. Pendergast, D. O'Neil, MIDDLE ROW: J. St. Onge, D. Tucceri, D. O'Brien, T. Palladina, Unidentified, J. Tierney, J. Lemonias, V. Burke, FRONT ROW: F. Gardouchian, L. McCarthy, J. Fleming, W. Patterson, B. Burke, M. Boyaiian. -is . i fs.. x x 1 ,- Coach St. Onge making adiustments Brian Burke taking aim Boys' Gymnastics: Long Practice Paid Off In Victory The W.H.S. Red Raiders won five of their seven gymnastics meets in the '74-'75 season. Excellent coaching by headcoach Anthony Gika and long practices, often held at night, lead to the fine team record. Gymnastics is a new and growing sport at W.H.S. Despite the highly individualized nature of the sport, the Red Raiders functioned as a well disciplined team. There were no real stars, everyone performed up to expectations. Seniors included Mark Leonard, Mike Pepe, Ralph Chloo- dian, Jim Donnelly, Bob Busconi, Vin Woo, and Phil Costello. The Red Raiders impressed all those who came to watch their meets with their discipline, skill, and finesse. L to R, lst ROW: P. Castello, S. Soukiasian, B. Busconi, M. Leonard, M. Pepe, J. Donnelly, R. Chloodian, V. Woo. 2nd ROW: A. Barbato, S. McWhirter, E. Forbes, T. Digionne, P. D'Amico, J. McEvoy, Coach Gika. 3rd ROW: J. Magaffigan, L. Centola, L. Ferrara, J. McDonald, B. Vignan, R. Deleshy, F. Pacious, S. McDonald. Jim Donnelly showing good form. Tony Digionne on the rings. fl-A 1 ' W3 .nj n lrwgf' , af 1 ,r-9, ' .. X- ,:, Zh-' 11 141111. . , g.,. , 111192-rf-Q..-99' T--1 - --g :BSO Q'-Wifi? N 'glial 7!'5's 3' i .. -sry ,gli js- 5- , 5 f-ft ,jf -1 -N21 A- U al ' ,ern 3 -- ' Q w -2-4 3.11111 e'i1ilF'Vt an-11333:-:ir-'.:'f' T 'Ii' 11-111 1 - .9 H' an -Q-3 'gif'-4 --..',.f- fLQK . SS? .JH 5-...,' -5,1-S-any 5 g-.1 mix! . 3, L-H '.f ' FZ-' .,, .1 Q.-,:, . ' -f g,.f.,',fa,,-:.4..e5.1gA..::Q4.:. 2.12 ' ff n 1 Girl 's Gymnastics 1975 is-v GIRLS GYMNASTIC TEAM: BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Elaine Farrington, Ann Pugilese, Jean Clifford, Heidi Mitchell, Robin Cooper, Anne Leonard, Coach Alexander, FRONT TO BACK: Eve Sharrigan Lee Burdick, Allison Aylaian, Capt. Maureen Lyle, Cheryl Conti, Lori Tarpinian, and Betsy Cooper. 1 The girls gymnastic team will miss Mau- reen's leadership, Cheryl's all-around per- formance, Eve's team cheer before each meet, and Betsy's bar routine. These four sen- iors were on W.H.S. first competitive gymnas- tics team. Watertown sent two girls to the state meet this year: Cheryl Conti and Betsy Cooper. The team scored consistently in the 60's and were an opponent that other mid- dlesex leagues had to contend. With more experience and more depth they will be a for- midable group of gymnasts. 1 Pi Maureen Lyle and Vinny Woo Can I ask a question? Sin ! Q 1 x. O f 1 '. is 1 fm Ee U'-1 -.- ..- 4 i .i . gpg-.1 -101111K 9 f '34 L, J, r ,, ' mf 1 2. '. . 1, - . I .' W1- 4-sf S 5 6 i ,..E33--,.- --iv--,.',3t' ,1r'X:'-fr LQ Lg:-,b-,4, gn'v2:1'af.-'asv' f ,T-H.-,,,i, - 1, .',v3:,o-fm Q Q, . ..,,, f ---Q.-- ,K , A X S. 1 , ' I ' fvzmbe bmi.. Af N L L A ga 0 A 1 1, ' - 5 -'G+ . I ,, I .-' -Q , W V X ! ff el Q A ' fs' ,J Q G' I nlhll f I Winning By M uchp Losing By Little Now where should I throw this one? The W.H.S. Red Raiders compiled a good record of six wins and three losses this year. The Raiders lost a close one to Reading, won lop- sided victories over Burlington, Lexington, Woburn, Stoneham, and Winchester, lost a heartbreaker to Wakefield by two points, defeated Melrose and in turn were defeated by Belmont. Though the seniors formed the backbone of the team, a lot of the team's success was due to the underclassmen, whose talents and large numbers did not go unnoticed. ,.....-n-ft: ill w Chris McCarthy clearing the hurdle. 1 . .'.1. , A its . N ' - . Rlf. X. f .gf if uw-, 'PZ . ,,.. 1.3 1 2. Wayne Sabotino takes the lead. I 13 Outdoor Track lu . . x .I , . rf ':I?:?F 1 - 'wg - ' YSSP' 1 A , A 1' ' :, .'-ffw. ...L . J .. .of . ' -m -f, ..A...,.,h4 N-..4.. '-V ' LI C 'Q V ' 2 '-T ' -'3 - 2.1. , . . .Y 1 Joe McEvoy impresses the Reading ieam. Tony Mazzeo heading for the finish line pi be L., -tl ,Q-.'t,-dQ, ' - . - Ah ' :LCV-4. 5' gang' ' 'LSL' ulbilh L' 4. ji 1, 1 fi - .. J E' -hauwf' ga ..1.g.r 'w ---- '11, -'mm L to R, Ist ROW: D. Moreho, P. Nugent, D. Nuefell, K. Nahabedian, F. Martino, J. luliano, K. Fahey, D. McWhirter, D. Sheehan, W. Sabatino, J. Mazzola, 2nd ROW: Coach McGovern, D. Deccio, E. Rodriguez, G. Dejulio, L. Topiiun, M. Tocco, J. McEvoy, L. Habosian, C. Asmas, T. Nugent, 3rd ROW: R. Jansen, F. McCarthy, K. Buckley, D. Rockwell, C. McCarthy, Coach Flecca. I 14 Baseball: A .500 Season As A Ballpark Figure The W.H.S. Red Raiders have played to a record of nine wins and eleven losses to date. First baseman Jim Simpson was elected to the Middlesex League All Star team in his second sport this yearp the other one was basketball. Southpaw pitcher .lim Devaney and catcher Dan Cronin formed the team's most effective battery. Everyone else made his own indispensable contribution to the team effort. ' - 4 i V r ,g 4. . Q ig j ,jf 1 ,, r . .1- ,iv ,Z 1, ' f' Is it a home run for Dan? Hey Coach, I got voted best physiquel - F 'Eb-1 9 , s- of Q ,-- i .A-y ,, -71 ,,p.QP+f,wc X 5 I 4- 41 ix . 1 , - gil,-gg ,. ., ,1w'f,,Qf' , ' ,af--ai 1 '1. xg., -Je ' ' ff? if 'C' - if ' ' . . ,:Lf' , - .,. . A I ,if 11198.17 -H' Vinnie shouts words of encouragement. Okay, you two, stop playing Ieapfrogl M .1.4 .... .4 L Q I' L Yo R, Is? ROW: M. Goyefch, M. Leonard, G. Salvihi, B. Walker, E. Morgan, V. Torilli, D. Harringion, 2nd ROW: Coach Berordino, Captain J. Simpson, L. Pelligrini, R. Johnson, G Kasperian, J. Devaney, D. Boyce, D. Cronin, Coach Hazell, B. Bonanno. , ' - 1 Y M., ,.,,- - f . xv' L. ff. .. 5. L 5 ,, ' .1 ,- Q, ' -WL F -Va' . , , V. Y- .., ,r V. W' , W , ' , . ,pi U it .71-,. A-,ml 5, 1 ' ,l' vi' A-. . ,g- . n...,n- - i, 93,45 - F - --'T' A 1 ' - T 43' ..-f . A 31v--- . - - -' -.:1-?..,,N ff ' .4 - I Fi -.- 'Aff' 45 1 4- u ' Q .' L .D v 1 4 .J V ' Id. ng ' - I, -. ' . ,Y K 1' ' ' , . ' A 1.3, , 4 1. f-, ,-- 1 Ja. v ,,-.... 1 1 16 Larry makes an easy throw to first. David - R90dY Und Waning- Softball: A Building Year F M T 5 ' f - . ' W- ' 'Y ' - ' ff P ' 1 7- , Tiff' .. f Han his v V. X ', Ar I .,. -A -.' .W i,5,,w wwf' 'xr ., 4 A ae vb 1-, . ' ,J, H -' i fr, Q g 4' Q' I ' -L c , , Y .414 Y. lgi L to R, lst ROW: Eileen Crocetti, Debbie Savarese, lco-captainl, Linda Barringer, Ginny Studley, Janice McPhaiI, Susan Alegro, 2nd ROW: Deb- bie Titchen, Mary Jane Segarra, Diane DerBoghosian, Coach Masse, Debbie Aquilano, Maureen Ryan ICO-captainl, Nancy Stevens. The I975 softball sea- son was a difficult one for the team. The girls received a new coach this year, and they put a lot of team work and effort into learning new techniques of the game. The senior members, Maureen Ryan, Debbie Savarese, and Debbie Titchen will be missed greatly next year. Mau- reen, a varsity player for three years, was out- standing this season. Next year the girls have high hopes for a success- ful season. l 1 . 'Qn'r. H W Co-captain Maureen Ryan with a big hit to right field. 3 f191..v-fs..7j- . ,J-., ..-ig P Y- ? 'V X .. ., Tie: -. 'jqff-Li.. . .. - Lg'-'. , -- -'T .' ,T .- Q 1- fx - - . Debbie - But where's the ball? '--1 - nm.: ' BL. H7 .1 . Boy's Tennis: A Backhanded Comment T' If T 1 , -- , V! . . f ' fl. 4 f ' -as A as 31. -Q C Wing.-if - r ? T Q v - i- - - i .4 L to R, lst ROW: Joe Mahoney, Len Holt, Randy Corkum, George Daskalos, 2nd ROW: Coach Sollitto, Ronald Gagni, Anthony Khan, Phil Cos- tello, David Callahan, Richard Yerganian, Bill Joyce. The W.H.S. Red Raiders did not fare so well on opposing teams' courts this season, compiling a record of one win and seven losses to date. Victory Field was unavaila- ble due to reconstruction, practice had to be held on weekday morn- ings before school in Newton. The team is coached by Mr. Sol- itto. The outstanding player was senior Randy Corkum, who attracted the attention of several colleges. . A 4 -. .X . , 5 , . ,, 7 fsy- -, , ' ' , , r ' V' . Tc- X V- im, ' A ,I g, x- T r-'mul t 'f ii- fi-1 V V, -V - A ,V , ,:. l Yf,'2 l'- ' ,Q3'E,,L'- Q-', A, 'If-M1 '. ' ' , - N. 4 1, ,, 4 f fgtqzgpf-1 V5 f1L1iY.Q:,7. ,'V,.:'.1,,T'1f'E ' gi,i,.,gi' U- A -1 .ix X 5---in 2: , xc,-iu.g-g ii gg . 1 Fffgigiifa-'i. Q1 1,y.f C92?12:.-Fiat1ii4',f5.f :ig'P,z-3 jpeg' 'Lf l.,1q, gl -Q12jf1. ET5l4f.J1t-'iii-' ' A 32-ge1f.:'2fr'flint'32,-f.5v.1fLfiim:1fLiQ'1.i?Qs.1-9.3'- .J in P 1frec.e..e.l'f -4? I Oops, l thought I had itl l wish the ball would come back downl C016 Putting Out Coach McNicholas studies a shot. L to R, lst ROW: M. Nahigian, D. Herlihy, Coach McNicholas, 2nd ROW: A. Sbordone, J. McGaffigan, P. DiStasi, P. Pratt, M Warner, G. Sullivan. The W.H.S. golf team, under Coach McNicholas, had a respectable season, though they lacked experienced players. This year's team was largely made up of underclassmen, with the exceptions of Dave Herlihy and Marty Nahigian. Both Dave and Marty were cited for their outstanding golfing at this year's awards assembly. They will be missed, but most of the team will return next year, for what they hope will be a successful season. S .l VA' 5 'ai ' ..,. M ,. 1, . -. . .Ii if ' '- '-il .Q ' .. ,, I 21.6 - f-'X J.FffQlie..,,:,w ' -,J . X 1-iff.. 5 Fi f'ji .'g 'x-it??J?f l -1 'g.'ug'x'T.j,'f,.1'Q.,-E .: wiv 51, ,','5S?,,vs-at-11 T ,.-es-' - pfgfxtwtlffie- .-: W f - ' 'fiyfml' f' i J- ., 1, ,,,Fs.glQvLgs-E , -,. - 'muff -, ,, -,'+I,1'T,J'.sf.r.'ai.51. ' 'qjz vm' 1 ., ' 3- -'X J' 'bf 1,,,gf:,.-'.-, -3:1 ,s:.., 41,1 ,,f'3.g.. 5... , V, ,. is - '.,.,--i gl fs.Tf.-F+- 2ft ,H:..Lg-J.. f. 4. .4-J - -' ' '- , ' 'rs . -imp-.w -ww -' Hole in one, coming right upl Marty concentrates on a putt. 119 ALRIGHT O O O The cheerleaders started off with a new group of girls this year and they did quite well. From thinking up new ideas for the rallies and bringing baggies around to the football players, to spending Friday and Saturday nights during the winter months snuggled up in Mr. Gulla's bus, they never seemed to give up hope. They represented our school in an excellent way. FRONT: Diana Cronin, L to R: Kathy Ryan, Co-Capt. Maureen McHugh ltopl, Leslie Vlachos, Ruthie Fortini, Patty Georgeopoulas, ltoPl, Sandy Avtgis, Laura Frain, Co-Capt. Marion McNichoIas ltopl, Dawn Robley. ' ' ln1E3Aff7:' Co-captains Marion McNicholas and Maureen McHugh. Sandy, Ruthie, and Laura take a breather. .I - lg -i ,fx-W.--'ielefff .Pf E 'Zlf'i' ll? ' lf! f !.I!'.:1f':f f.'.f- , .um .' 1.3, ' A .JA , . .vim . 1 4 J' 'T' Ni I W.. N A,. 1 '1 Y Nj-fy o IX ,. 5 '1 4.6 I Q .- ,.'W?'1-, 4-2','.:5.1,,. - -A I 1- ,1 '-J F-113,51-'f7j R, V'f'fi4,5: T, A::-1'- 1 1151 ,-'L'.' 'Wi -'44, nba x 5 'f '1 I ,T . f v 1 new-gg'-A . Z Ma jorettes This year the maiorettes proved to us that halftime shows can be fun. They displayed varied talent and put on routines that were enioyable for all. Who could forget Proud Mary, THE Horse, or the Swinging Shepherd lbetter known as THE STRIPPERJ. The girls worked hard and their work was well worth it. MAJORETTES: L to R: Susan Urciollo, Lorretta English, Jean Wade, Laurie Dupuis, Barbara Connors, Valerie Stewart, Barbara Holt, Karen Brassard, Karen Bras sard. Laurie Dupuis d A ' ':- r- ng:-5 i. '51 L 'Lg x.r.:,,: ,QQIJL N 0 :fl hifi yi' 'itil' 5 f 114.4 llrijsa' 1 iff 53 Af'-5-iff' -fr 1 l, ,-Q 1 :6 i.A,,m . ,fl 1-J.,-E.: :nn A 5 Lyric - ' g -in .gy l-:gi PQ:-1'gh ' . -, ' . '-s '- 1 MH -Kai 4: ' , 'w A U' I , . '. .4 afwlef:-:eq - ' ffizf .- A '1Y 4, -' 271'-55?..,:', -1'- -3? ' if 'UT 9Z?,,1.frP'4 I Hr. 1 , r r - ' , 'fir-,KTA-:'z.1'i .ik Susan Urciollo Barbara Connors This year, the Indians consisted of an all-around group of girls. Betsy Cooper with her gymnastics gave her ci hand with her kung-fu fighting. Jane Crouse with a little bit of everything, including good vocal chords, made everyone listen to her. Noel Butler, trying to keep everything organized kept all the Indians on their toes. Debi Bucciarelli, with her popularity, and the gang in the stands helped keep everyone cheering. Patty Beagan, with her spirit and long braids and jumping around never once went on the warpath. We could never forget the leg shots here and there from Debi and Patty. None ofthe Indians will forget the fun, dancing, yelling, and iumping . . . they all speak for themselves in memo- ries now and forever. i 1' i f The L to R, lst ROW: Potty Beagan, Debi Bucciarelli, Noel Butler, 2nd ROW: Betsy Cooper, Pauline Dzengelewski, Jane Crouse. . ,1 Noel, Jane, and Betsy lead a cheer. Pauline Dzengelewski Patty Beagon 5 GirI's Track: First Year Was A Winner . Ak-X A.. YQ Y. I knew Coach Fleccc and the GirI's Track Team. 'QW 4, This was the first year Watertown had a separate girl's l 5 track team and it was a great success. The girls worked hard and won 8 out of their 9 matches, losing only to our rival Bel- mont. N I -I , Perfect form. ln. Aki-. --rw. . 4, P 20' ,gb Wfwgzz J-J' ' 128:-fe. we ,. f 1- 'VTi5f5f. i ' .,, f ...w . 'fi' 7-34163. 'Pi ,,,,, at .. -1, ,A ,gn -,,, f5':7g5k'-. -vi .,,4' us-,rx-+3 5, ffzucx L -' -A .J ev 55115-:E-'::, A' .c 5 WA- Wx 1, 1? , Q.,-., f H+.. -,H - 351- : Q, , , , T N . - ,.-on 1, N .M -. 55 sr.. A' Q: Q it -sig .' ' . f1hf'ie',. A- 4, - ,, If . - 'fm ' ,-55:5-'lifts T., -sf . ., ' .f-gg,-V' . ..Tb 'T-N 124 Betsy's out to kill. And she's up and over. GirI's Tennis: Lots Of Work With Little Rewards V' S Q ff' V' . 4 5. Miss Morfello and her tennis team. W N I'm iii fy. -gg, . ' if W dnfcf' SQ'-ng. Potty Beogon with a good serve. My ballet lessons sure come in handy In Memoriam Richard Vincent Richard Alan Balch T lql, ' fl, fe 5 A 2 f R A X KL 1 May You Always Walk In Sunshine And God's Love Around You Flow For The Happiness You Gave Us No One Will Ever Know It Broke Our Hearts To Lose You But You Did Not Go Alone A Part Of Us Went With- You The Day God Called You Home. A Million Times We've Cried If Love Could Only Have Saved You You Never Would Have Died 5: .X X -., I A 4 . Us Wm n . X ' , .f. 0 , , S : ' Q, 'U 'ck Wx fb 6 I' a . Y' A XXL if-lb -:wp W Tiff! ZA 7 .-,I A f .X ,'.1 w x :A YN I ' E w' nafflw. 'fr Arsenrc And Old Lace Cast Of Characters Dawn Kenney ....... .... A bby Brewster Christine DerAvedisian . . . ..... Mrs. Harper Robert Busconi ....... .... T eddy Brewster Lenny Holt ....... .... O fficer Brophy Sarkis Soukiasian . . . ...... Officer Klein Debbie Falter . . . ..... Martha Brewster Valerie Viola ..... ..... E laine Harper George Daskalos ...., . . .Mortimer Brewster Domenic Magnarelli . . . ........ Mr. Gibbs Jerry Gordon ...... . . .Jonathan Brewster Leo Kusmirek ..... ....... D r. Einstein Joseph Mahoney .... .... O fficer O'Hara Brian Buckley ..... ......... L t. Rooney John Brownson .... .... M r. Witherspoon Debbie Falter and Dawn Kenney On March 6 and 7, l975, the senior class presented Arsenic and Old Lace. This famous comedy, about two elderly sisters who kill lonely old men with poisoned elderberry wine, is an enioyable one, both to the performers and to the audience. The students, under the direction of Mr. Paul Hughes and Mrs. Diane Tetreault, enioyed their individ- ual characters and worked hard at making the production a success. The result was an excellent play, which earned S600 for the senior class. 1 ' ,,, if . 5, in-:Sn If---'T. l -3 ' lf lf We i 1 ,h x N L I i is i , if'-A Lil ll' f I L ' ., N I X , it ' f- A is ,I ' ! - 'T I r i 1 u i ,s- Valerie Viola is hidden by Jerry Gordon and Leo Kusmirek. George DCISlKGl0S WOYHS his GUNS- 4-' is rf! ffl A 1' I 4 tif M, ' ' r :I f 4 1 I x 1 NPA his f J r . r. e- - l u Wim vim I . Leo Kusmirek and .lorry Gordon make trouble for George Daskalos. You hit him too hard, says Brian Buckley. George and Valerie enioy a peaceful moment Lenny Holt explains the situation to Bob Busconl -,jf in 1- on :QSM Q Ui HT K.:. ' I ,- ' .xv ' V T Se Q ' A E -A 5 x . . ,A r l . V.-,M , A l l Il -V ' 7 I ' f 'A , . Q r A -if' F I ' ' 1 , Bob'Busconi as Teddy Brewster. Policemen tell the Brewsters that Teddy disturbs the peace with his bugle. 1 . .--1118202 . If 'h1:J :-. I 0-- West Side Star Cast RIFF fthe Leaderj TONY Ulis Friendj ACTION .....,........... A-RAB ' ........,........ BABY JOHN ...., SNOWBOY ....,... BIG DEAL .,.., DIESEL ........ OBE-TAR ....... GRAZIELLA ..... VELMA ........... MINNIE ..,... CLARICE ........ PAULINE ....... GLORIA ............. ANY BODYS ....... DOC ................ SCHRANK ..... KRUPKE ........ Michael Quinn Glenn Strickland Joseph Mahoney David Herlihy Paul DerBoghosian Charles Smith john Wood Leo Kusinirek Stephan McDonald .. ...... Lisa Sarkisian Robin Bush Mary Ellen Donnally Rosanne Carito Liaurecn Lyle Gloria Esposii Mary Ann Burke Jerry Gordon Leonard Holt David -Iingozian BERNADO ................ MARIA fliis Sisterj ANITA IHis Girlj .. GHINO IHis Friendj PE PE .......................... Robert Buseoni Christine Pacheco Mary Koumjian George Daskasos David Paglia INDIO ........................ ........ R onald LcSanIo LUIS ................ ANXIOUS ....... JUANO ,....... TORO ............ MOOSB ........ ROSALIA ........... CON SUELA ........ F RANCISCA ....... ESTELLA ............ MARGARITA ....... VOICE OFF-STAGE . .,..... joseph McEvoy Peter Gianopoulos Peter Gilron john Leahy David DiVecchia Elizabeth Talatinisni Anne Cirella Laurie Bcioian Karen Mardarosian .............. Lisa Denaro Robert llc-rinn GLAD HAND ............... Cynthia Salvalto Students from Watertown High presented the school's second musical, West Side Story, on May 14, 15, and 16, 1975. Long hours of hard work at rehearsals resulted in what audiences agreed were excellent performances. Musicals are difficult to put on, and everyone in the cast and the crew made a great effort. Special thanks are extended to Ms. Donna Galebach, the director and orchestra conductor, and to Lisa Denaro, the student choreographer, who made it all possible. 1 .5 rf. I' ' I Mike Quinn and Bob Busconi 'Jazz it up' at the rumble. Glenn Strickland and Christine Pacheco. Laurie Beioian, Anne Cirella and Mary Koumiian sing America. I, ,.,.- ' Mary and Bob lead the Puerto Ricans in the Mambo, Mike Quinn and Lisa Denaro. Tony consoles Maria. George Daskalos tells Chris Pacheco of her brother's death. The Jets tell their story in Gee, Officer Krupke. qt. .YW The Jets decided to dress up for the dance. Doc' tries to help the kids. The Jets wait for the war council. l 3 The curtain call. I EDITOR Diane O'Brien ART EDITOR Marion McNicholas LITERARY EDITOR Janet Parsons PHOTO EDITOR Leonard Holt BUSINESS EDITOR Tara Walsh SPORTS EDITORS Lynn Casagrande David Ellis SENIORS EDITOR Dorothy Morris SUBSCRIPTIONS Michele Descheneaux FACULTY EDITOR Lisa Sarkisian CLUBS EDITOR Maryann Ceglio ADVISER William Kelleher I x A' 'L I I 5 , 1 - Q..-J ' - ,Q 1 Q . 1, 1 A , Lit, J , We ' ' M I f v . L K in xx, ' L L Io R, Isl ROW: C. Harvey, J. Ellis, D. O'Brien, D. Romanelli. I li .1 'au I Ann ual Staff - 1975 'lil' llil J- Parsons, D. Morris, Mr. Kelleher, 2nd ROW: C. McHugh, M. Ceglio, M. Descheneaux, R. Roth, D. Preslianni, 3rd ROW: D. TQ I I x f I Janet Parsons and Diane O'Brien check copy. USG, l CGW' Sfvnd fYPln9l 1-:a JL,-us. 132 nr. , sl , l L. .-. .,--...,:.- .r 'A rs. V rr. 1 , , - - I ,gs ,fi rl ,. '1L.1' Jfn 35 ,172 rifle- 'Q gf 4- i'i'1l - - .Wy - H I ,Br , . y':llL!Q '-:E-:!IvlQv ff, ,-.7 ' 'a Donna, Gina, and Michele lake a break between deadlines. ,.--Y .. -.Ye -rf.--iefs, ,Tu -I -Lf, A ., . i..': .. , Z' ' ' C+.-4, ,,, . . . Music Club q A '. .E,x -'tie P29 41.-.f 4 -: fn . nc . S- ' ,gtvfu- 1'iii' L to R, lst ROW: Dee Butler, Barbara Langdon, Patty O'Brien, Lydia Brizicky, Terry Doherty, 2nd ROW: Peter Gibson, Louie Tremontozzi, Paul Der Boghosian, Jean Carlevale, Judy Carlevale, John Wood. . Iigliilllf Future Homemakers of America This year economics students formed a local chapter of Future Homemakers of America. F.H.A. is a national organization founded to foster leadership in home and community life. This year's activities included exploration of living patterns of various ethnic groups of Boston. L to R: Soccorro Martinez, Ruby Cobley, Charlotte Baduski, Mary McEvoy, Cathy Connelly, Carol Marchant, Linda Coffin, Tami Simanetti, Maria Sullo, Mrs. Best. Tri-Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y, an active organization at Water- town High School, focuses its activities on charitable endeavors. Holiday fruit baskets and colorful Christmas favors wrapped by members of the organization were distributed to nursing homes here in Watertown during the holiday season. Spring brought new ideas up Y as well as group activities for the organiza- I' tions. L to R, lst ROW: Ms. Kazerosian, N. Butler, L. Favuzza, D. Williams, M. Lyle, 2nd ROW: D. Boole, B. DeVito, L. Sefe- rian, N. Pano, T. Sheehan, M. Segarra, M. Kelly, K. Lincoln, 3rd ROW: C. Kananovich, B. Holt, C. Coffey, M. Fanning, A. Miceli, T. Hollisian, G. Esposti. 133 AI, ..'.' t, -, FRONT: Participants in the North Atlantic Regional Conference were Debbie Dexter, Maryanne Consolazio, Ms. Farnsworth, Bernice Comeau, Louise Davidson, and Angela Morizio, ,,, . DE CA The Distributive Education Group at Watertown High School had a very successful year. They attended competitive conferences in Philadel- phia, Boston and Chicopee. Throughout the year DECA students were awarded 13 trophies. Eleven were awarded at the regional con- ference and two were awarded at the Chicopee meeting. Distributive Education 1 11 -KW Tr if 1974-1975 -v 1 -F I . PRESIDENT ' 'Q eh, Debbie Dexter ' vice-PREslDENT Q bg Sue Hill nn. SECRETARY Kate Glavin Q : REPORTER ' .' ' Louise Davidson si? ' I' HISTORIAN ' gl , Q Maryanne Consolazio D , ,rf t -.... i- --il Q3 l ...' Fl -T., I rx, ' , I 1 1 gl l 'IIN 134 DECA students Judy Iverson, Angie Morizio, and Charlie Smith with Ms. Farnsworth. The Student Coun- cil again worked dili- gently in the interest of the student body. They sponsored many activities this year, including bands, concerts and movies, such as, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR. The Council also organ- ized the Springthing concert and the National Honor Soci- ety assembly. ln their bi-monthly meetings the S.C. continues to protect student rights and reflect their needs. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Paul Bulger, president, Tricia Burke, secretary, Janice Salvucci, treasurer, Tamar Hollisian and Judi Gallagher, executive committee, Jeff Whynot, Vice president. Student Council I' ' K, 2. , ar.: , -2 J' 'hifi 7 C 1 S STUDENT COUNCIL: BACK ROW: Cindy Kananovich, Bill Berry, Susan Donnelly, Lisa Ganiian, Donna Boole, FRONT ROW: Marie Devito, Sally Danforth, Barbara Devito, Jean Fantasia, Rory Butler and Helen Doggett. 4 I I Xf- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS5 Brian Buckley lPresidentI, Pauline Dzengelewski, Betsy Cooper, Lynn Casagrande, Debi Bucciarelli, Dave Harrington. I I I I I .S- gf, I I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Joe O'ReiIIy, Mary Koumiian, Karol Paltios, Joe Balch. I 136 .9:.. SENIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS The responsibilities of the class officers are great. As elected representatives they must be able to carry out the wishes of the stu- dent body and at the some time make the wishes of the administration known to the students. Their efforts in raising class funds result in the ability of the student body to conduct meaning- ful and enioyable activities. JUNIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS The class of 75 is most fortunate in having out- standing Ieaders. More often than not, the Junior Class plays a secondary role to the Senior Class but it was not so this year. The outstanding success of the Junior Class gives testi- mony to the spirit and devotion of the class offi- cers. We look for them to continue their outstanding performance next year. W The Bulletin -sn Ay BULLETIN: Mr. Neylon, Roseanne Carito, Marie DeVito, lco-editorsl, Sally Danforth, Debbie Thompson, Linda Barringer, Barbara Rondo, Lisa Gan- iian, and Anne Pugliese. Ch ess Club -X cy L5 ul-, I-on-flaw in CHESS CLUB: Mr. Napolitano, Domenic Magnarelli, Mark Almasian, Anthony Khan, Andre Jansen, and Mr. Craig. U Information in a seri- ous or humorous con- text is found in the Bulle- tin. Articles by students, sports stories, news, and editorial comment result in an informed student body. Artistically talented students contribute sketches. The work of the photography staff completes the efforts of all involved students. This year's Chess Club was small in num- ber, but what it lacked in quantity it made up for in quality. The club was led by a nucleus of outstanding talent from this year's chess team. The remainder of the club was composed of chess enthusiasts from the student body at large. Although the atmosphere of the club was always informal, the competitive nature of tournament chess was always present. 137 2---Fi .yNa1?f - Math Team The Watertown High math team competes in five ten-team math meets in the Greater Boston Math League each season. As an understate- ment, the problems are difficult and the competi- tion is rough. Pressures of stiff competition and a race with the clock compound the difficulties of the meets. L to R: Diane O'Brien, Ken Coleman, Sirarpi Heghihian, Lisa DeAngelis, Dave Mazzuchelli, Maryann Ceglio, Mr. Garabedian. Armenian Club For the past five years, the Armenian Club has been care- fully working for various purposes. Our maior proiect this year was a dance with the Belmont and Arlington Armenian clubs. The dance was held at the Sheraton Commander in Boston. The club has toured many of the historical locations of Bos- ton. T7 L to R, lst ROW: A. Beurklian, A. Harotunian, H, Youssoufian, 2nd ROW: A. Bazerekian, S. Boy- niegerian, S. Chekiiian, S. Dilsiiian, Z. Nakoshian. Art Club The purpose of the Art Club is to advance -visual creativity through studying and creat- ing all forms of art. The members are involved in various fund-raising projects which result in the scholarship award to ci senior planning to maior in art. Teaching art at Home Base School and a field trip to Rockport are impor- tant activities. L to R: Diane Iuliano, Regina Roth, James Long, David Divecchio, Dennis Coleman, Peter Coleman, Diane Dey- ermeniian, Tom Conti, Ms. Gavrilles. 431 .135 ,, ,,4v L to R, lst ROW: Mr. Barron, Mr. Buckley, S. Travia, L. DeAngelis, S. Nohigian, K. Rabideau, 2nd ROW: J. Tierney, R. Derian, J. Donato, P. Gianopoulis, Z. Zevitas, L. Nardone, W. Miller. Yoga Club The Yoga Club is an introduc- tion to yoga exercises and thought, Yoga methods are 4000 years old and may be used by people of all ages. Through yoga, a person learns his own capabilities for meditation. Yoga improves a person's physical well-being and increases his per- sonal self-esteem. Biology Club The Biology Club has tried to get involved in different environmental activities. We have gone mountain climbing, camping, have par- ticipated in the Charles River cleanup, and other activities. We hope to interest more people in their environment and to make oth- ers more aware of environmental problems. -rl L-8 L fi. 1 lil W so - 'L L to R, lst ROW: Kathy Conlon, Maureen Coffey, Betsy Denaro, Sandy Avtgis, Mr. Courchene. was l be L to R, SEATED: Debbie Tompkins, Christine DerAvedisian, Valerie Viola, Kathy Lincoln, STANDING: Down Kenney, Brian Buckley, Jerry Gordon, George Doskalos, Glenn Strickland, Bob Busconi, Mr. Hughes, Cindy Baird. Thea ter Workshop sional productions in the Boston area. Theater Workshop is made up of students who are interested in theater arts. A mayor function of the group is to take an active role in school productions. Throughout the year, field trips are arranged for members of Thea ter Workshop to see performances at local colleges and universities as well as profes D. Harrington, R. Everett, R. Waitt, T. O'Hara, N. Delraso, T. Janos, M. Hoben, D. Morrill, W. Ford, E. Mosman, J. McElvoy, M. Goyetche, R. Johnson, R. Rundlet, G. Ohanian, W. Joyce, M. Roopenian, J. Anastos, R. Beioian, S. Baillar- geon, T. Palladino, W. Uttaro, F. Donavan, T. Rocca, L. Taverna, D. O'Neil, J. luliano, M. Hegarty, M. Tocco, E. Morgan, W. Jewers, G. Spence, S. Tocco, F. Flori, M. Bougoulas, P. Neal, Coach Barbati, Coach Hughes. ROW l, L-R: W. Joyce, B. Buckley, J. Simpson, ROW 2: M. Hoben, D. Morril, W. Ford, E. Mosman, K. Buckley, ROW 3: J. Cavanaugh, C. Barsam, T. Cronin, M. Roopian, J. Ancstos. Gridiron Club Although the football season ends in November, with the Thanksgiving Day game with Belmont, the Gridiron Club, sponsored by Coach Barbati, attempts to keep the interest in football going through- out the year. The club shows sports films, hears speakers from the athletic world, and aids the school with charitable works. The club membership is comprised of mem- bers of the football team and other inter- ested students. Basketball Club The purpose of the sports clubs at Watertown High is to create and sustain interest in their respective sports. Their activities in athletic and fund raising areas are an important part of the extra-curricu- lar activities of the school. Fitness of mind and body is their final goal. L T' I? L to R, FRONT: Janet Parsons, Beth Perkins, Kim Fulton, BACK: Dorothy Morris, Christine Pacheco, Roseanne Carito, Christine DerAvedisian, Adrienne DerMarderosian, Susan Donnelly, MISSING: President Mary Santoro. , f...,.?is Tii-.-. f- - U , i I... X-T A I ',,., fs Q-4 Q' 4 'mg , W LA. ax at so FRONT: George Williams, John Dennis, Jim Gistis, Glen Smith, Joe Donato, SECOND: Dave Kalion, Steve Cobb, J. C. Beioian, Bill Alex, Mike Duquette, THIRD: Vernon Burke, Mike Murkidianian, Richard Alteri, Brian Burke, John DelSignore, MISSING FROM PHOTO: Deena Pepe, James Carol, Bob Ohanasion, Tom Trapasso, Shawn Nash. Culture Club The Culture Club was organized this year and members considered the club to be a success. Our activities this year included trips to the Gardner Museum, to see the Nutcracker Suite, to the Boston Pops, and also on ethnic dinner. The club divided its treasury between the Art, Music, and English departments to enable them to purchase much needed items. Media Club Instead of iust offer- ing students a chance for enioyment the Media Club performs necessary services for the school and the town. By video-taping sports events and acting as technicians for town meetings, school assem- blies, and especially the class play, the club's members till an impor- tant need. l4l '59 Recognizing Our Leaders A wards Day Two for Jim Simpson - Basketball and Baseball. 42 The Elks scholarship for Patty Beagan. 'u 4. . e . ,. . e Sr A f ., QL :N Keep it up, Pauline! Thanks for helping on the Annual, David Recognition of one's abilities and efforts are always greatly appreciated. With that in mind, Watertown High holds an annual Awards Assembly to acknowledge the many talents of its students. The many trophies, scholarships, certificates, and other awards pre- sented at this assembly are deserved and received by students with appreciation. i 1 l S i -X 1. li 1 A scholarship for Joyce Kachadorian. Lkrz' fy N Jw .,, N P 7 s embarras CLA S 555 XL MA Y 29, 1975 JK U' They're playing our song! Don't look now, but he's taking our picture. f' f. if 1 l af-1- 5,0 'r r 5 re-xx L4 Come on, you guys, say 'Cheesel' 46 Senior Banquet I une 3, 1975 'E Linda McCarran reads the annual dedication 'QI Hey - are we going to be in the annual? GjxIi Debbie - you've got io be kidding' 1 I' ' J 'K' , wg? .-:,.m: . ,gh . ,V 1.3. . up l'v' N139 .1 ,qs 1 ':2-:Jar .wp 1.5:- 51. ' r A w A porirait - and kiss - for Dod. Ju X-Qs. na. If s supposed to be good for you I S Z , V 'g' U , f. I 1 ,I I had the filet. Who had the lobs1er? lx wi wg fs N fi 141 Y The check 4 LJ IQ., xg, please IL nk Z 14 Grad ua ti on 'NM f Ha ,.e' 5, JY., gl L Essayisf Maryann Ceglio. RY . xv , 1 , , gf - - W5 . Md A . . , ,I J' , W , Q Vice President Lindo McCorron, President Brian Buckley, and essayis! Vincenf Woo. Thank God it's finally over. june 4th, 1975 Looking forward to the all-night party. 9 ai . 49 9151 ,Q ff 5 1, ,U 4 1. 4 .N Q ' iii? J fx' Sk S? f 1 Xf- ix .1 15 X! I m psychedl Bob Busconi receives his diploma 149 Honors Assembly iii S533 y., THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N i'i'fx1.-f-Lwg 4 Dr. Kelley presents a National Honor certificate to Beth Khederian. .r L ,4 The Cum Laude Society if ,- 'hr' Members of the senior and iunior classes at Watertown High were inducted into the Natinal Honor and Cum Laude Societies on May 27, 1975. The guest speaker for the eve- ning was Mr. Donald Costello, Admissions Director at the University of Massachusetts at Boston. Maryann Ceglio, David Ellis, and Vincent Woo assisted Dr. Kelley during the ceremony. Speeches on the histories of the National Honor and Cum Laude Societies were given by Laurie Beioian and Janet Parsons. The assembly was made more meaningful this year by a candle-lighting ceremony and the presentation of flowers to the candidates. ...VWKLH . ' Sf- rr sl -ludllll Ll WN Testing, one, two, three. Hall Of Fame - 75 MOST POPULAR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Debi Bucciarelli Thomas O'Hara Marie DeVito Vincent Woo 4. MOST DEPENDABLE BEST LOOKING Lynn Casagrande Robert Busconi Tara Walsh David Harringtonn BEST DRESSED BEST ATHLETE Judy Munger Frank Martino Maureen Ryan Vincent Torilli MOST VERSATILE MOST VERSATILE Janice Oates David Mennilli Marie Horan Charles Laurie MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT CLASS CLOWN Pahy Beagan Mark Tofovian Debbie Falter David Wallace BEST PHYSIQUE James Simpson Senior Director 1 75 ACETO, ANTHONY - Carpenter 14 Bartlett St. ACETO, DIANE - Regis College 35 Priest Rd. Fiddler on the Roof. ALBERICO, DENISE - Secretarial 179 Chapman St. ALBERICO, KATHERINE - Secretarial 69 Templeton Pkwy. National Honor, Basketball 1. ANTON UCCI, JAMES 71 Marion Rd. AQUILANO, ROBERT - Policeman 50 Highland Ave. Hockey Club. ARONE, PATRICK -- Pharmacists, Mass. College of Pharmacy 1 1 Langdon Ave. Band. ASHBY, CHRISTINA - Work 25 Curve St. ASTORIAN, DONALD G. - College 27 Bradford Rd. Chess Club 1, 2, 3, Chess Team 1, 2, 3, Tennis Team 2, 3, School Paper 1, 2. AVAKIAN, KAREN - Secretarial 15 Appleton Ter. AVEDISIAN, MARGARET - College I7 Kondazian St. Culture Club. AYLAIAN, JANICE - Lawyer 232 Common St. Si Epsilon, Watertown Youth Counseling 1. BACCARI, CARMINE - Military Service 24 Jensen Rd. Football 1, 2, Executive Committee 3. BACCARI, LOUIE 24 Jensen Rd. Football 1, 2, 3, Gridiron Club. BADUSKI, CHARLOTTE L. 104 Waverly Ave. BAIRD, CYNTHIA 5 George St. Photo Club, Executive Committee, Biology Club, Fiddler on the Roof, National Honor. BALEKJIAN, HARRY - College 30 E. Carver Street. BARBA, RICKY - College 133 Madison Avenue Baseball Team 1, 3, Hockey Team 1, 2, Tri-Captain Soccer Team 1, 2, 3. BARBATO, DONALD - Auto Mechanic 14 Conant Road. BARRY, MICHAEL- Armed Forces 9 Robert Ford Road Baseball. BAYIDES, EFFIE S. - College 60 Everett Avenue. BEAGAN, PATRICIA 1 I Walcott Road Indian Co-Captain Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Member Student Advisory Committee, President of the Student Leaders, Captain Tennis Team 3, Annual Staff. BEJOIAN, LAURIE - College - Journalist 305 Mt. Auburn Street Sophomore Executive Committee, Tennis Team 2, 3, Managing Editor of Bulletin, Literary Staff of Annual, Chorus 2, 3. BERARDI, JOSEPH 73 Everett Avenue BITSOLI, CYNTHIA - Secretarial 29 French Street BITSOLI, THOMAS - Work 29 French Street. BOLDUC, DAVID J. - College 143 Westminster Avenue Basketball Club I, 2, 3, Soccer Team I, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3. BOLDUC, PATRICIA - Work 143 Westminster Avenue Chorus, Pep Club. BOUGOULAS, ARTHUR - College 8 Hillcrest Circle Football 1, 2, 3, Indoor Track 1, 2, Outdoor Track 1, Gridiron Club 1, 2, 3 BOULADIAN, MARO - Nursing 153 School Street. BOWLER, DAVE 124 Marshall Street Rifle Team. BOWLES, JOHN W. - Architecture 1 Clayton Street Chess Club 1, 2, Indoor Track 1. BOYAJIAN, MOSES - Automotive 10 Dartmouth St. Rifle, Track, Biology Club. BRANNELLY, ELIZABETH - College 29 Jensen Rd. BRASSARD, KAREN M. - College 19 Hardy Ave. Maiorettes 2, 3, French Club 1. BRUTO, MARIANNE - Secretarial 1 9 Fayette St. BUCCIARELLI, DEBI - College 62 Hazel St. Si Epsilon, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Executive Committee Senior Class, Indian 3. BUCCIARELLI, JUDITH R. - College 47 Hazel St. Si Epsilon. BUCKLEY, BRIAN 49 Edward Rd. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Basketball Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Class President, Theater Workshop Club 3, Class Play 3. BURKE, BERNARD 34 Quimby St. BURKE, MARYANN - College 129 Brookline St. Gymnastics 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Gymnastics Club 1, 2, Sigma-Alpha-Nu 3, Softball 1 . BURNS, CHERYL A. - Work 21 Fayette St. Si Epsilon, Homeroom Representative. BURNS, DEBORAH -4 College 41 Oakland St. BUSCONI, ROBERT M. - College - Pre Med 13 George St. Gymnastics 2, 3, Class President 1, 2, Class Play 2, 3, Theater Workshop Club 3, Instructional Council 2, Student Council 3. BUTLER, NOEL - Undecided 108 Webster St. Gymnastic Team 1, Gymnastic Club 1,Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, Indian 3. BUTTNER, FRANCIS - U.S. Navy 59 Cypress St. CALLAHAN, PAUL- Building Contractor 13 Chester St. Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3, Indoor Track 2, Cross Country 3. CALLEY, RUBBY 38 Wellnsley Pk. CAMILLI, AUGUST 80 Galen Street Hockey Club. CAMPBELL, JUDITH - College 35 Longfellow Road, Culture Club. CAMPBELL, RICKY D. 618 Arsenal Street. ' CANNAVO, STEPHEN - College 51 Olcott Street. CANTALUPO, MARY ELLEN - X-Ray Technician 18 Stanley Avenue Pep Club. CARBONE, CAROL M. - X-Ray Technologist 175 Walnut Street Student Government 2. CARDARELLI, ANTHONY - Bentley 1 Quincy Street Soccer 1, 2, 3. CARDARELLI, STEPHEN J. 1 Quincy Street Football. CARITO, ROSEANNE - College 23 Falmouth Road Gymnastics 1, 2, Advisory Committee 2, Executive Committee 1, Class Play 2, Culture Club 3, Bulletin Editor 3, Student Council 3. CARROLL, JAMES A. 18 Putnam Street CARUSO, JAMES M. 31 Springfield Street. CARUSO, RONALD J. 31 Quincy Street CASAGRANDE, LYNN - College 42 Crawford Street Senior Class Treasurer, Si Epsilon, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Student Leaders Club. CASEY, KATHY - Work 89 Carey Avenue Psi Epsilon. CASSIDY, DON 97 Melendy Avenue. CEGLIO, MARYANN - College 76 Westminster Avenue Math Club, Math Team, Annual Editor. CHANCLER, JOSEPH - Dental Technician to Clyde Rd. CHASE, KAREN - Jr. College 1 1 Lincoln St. CHLOODIAN, RALPH - Engineering College 59 Winsor Ave. Gymnastics Team, Chess Club. CICCARIELLO, DANNY -- New Hampshire College 56 Capitol St. Gymnastics, Senior Class lMusicall, 2. CICCOTELLI, THOMAS -- U-MASS 144 Sycamore St. Soccer 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3. CIMINO, ERNIE - College 37 Fifield St. Gymnastic, Track, Cross Country. CIRELLA, ANN 21 Magalno Court School Musical 3. CITINO, LYNN - Clerical I5 Francis St. CLANCY, STEPHAN M. - Trade School 106 Spring St. Baseball 1. CLARK, WILLIAM - Work 26 Bromfield St. COBURN, DANA 18 Adams St. Baseball 1, 2, 3. COLEMAN, JOSEPH G. 132 Langdon Ave. CONNELLY, CATHERINE R. CONNORS, BARBARA - Work 526 Robert Ford Road Maiorettes 1, 2, 3, Sigma Alpha Nu 1, 2. CONNORS, ELLEN - Teacher 57 Hersom St. CONSILVIO, STEPHEN - Work 7 Downey St. CONTE, MARIA L. 35 Oakland St. CONTI, CHERYL - Secretary 72 Standish Rd. Gymnastics 1, 2, 3. CONTI, JEAN - College - Business Ed. 138 Brookline St. French Club, Art Club, Senior Play. COOPER, BETSY - College - BU 41 Stearns Rd. Girls Gymnastics Team 1, 2, 3, Track Team 1, 2, 3, Gymnastics Club, Student Leader, Secretary, Senior Class, Indian 3. CORAPI, JOSEPH - Accounting 54 Loomis Ave. J.V. Soccer CORKUM, RANDY - College 68 Olcott St. Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3 l3l Captain, Basketball 1, Hockey 1. COSTA, DIANE - College 22 Falmouth Rd. Pep Club 1, 2, Track Team 1, 2, 3. COSTELLO, PHILIP - College 107 Fayette St. Soccer 1, 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2, Baseball 2, Gymnastics 3. COTONE, FRANK - Wentworth Machinist 37 Edenfield Ave. CREIGHTON, JIM - Auto Mechanics 23 Maple St. CRESCITELLI, DEBORAH 346 Main St. CRISTELLO, JAMES - Gourmet Cook 16 Lawrence St. CRONIN, DAN - College 105 Spruce St. Hockey 1, 2, Captain 3, Soccer 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3. CROUSE, JANE - Nursing 29 Emerson Rd. Indian 3, Student Leader's Club 3, Literary Magazine 3, Sorority 3, Annual 3. CRUPI, VINNY - School 37 Brandley Rd. CULLEN, ELIZABETH ANN - Law 80 Poplar St. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Sigma Alpha Nu 2, 3, Art Club I, 2. D'AMICO, CYNTHIA - Modeling 469 Main St. DANFORTH, SALLY - College B3 Fitchburg Street Student Council 1, 2, 3, Treas. 2, Pres. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Student Advisory 3, Sigma-Alpha-Nu. DANIELS, GARY 20 Morrison Road Football Team, Track Team, Gridiron Club DASKALOS, GEORGE - College 28 Lowell Avenue Tennis, Drama Club, Class Play, Biology Club. DAVIDSON, BEVERLEY - School 34 Riverside Street DEANGELIS, STEPHEN - College 74 Prescott Street Soccer 3 Years. DEANGELO, JAMES 44 Dartmouth Street. DE FELICE, ROBERT 21 Prentiss Street. DEFORTE, MARYANN - College 86 Spruce Street Pep Club, Chorus, Art Club. DELANEY, MARLENE - College - Nursing 81 Watertown Street Pep Club. DELIGIANNIS, ARTHUR - Trade School 63 Phillips Street Soccer 3, Indoor Track 1. DELL'ORFANO, DOREEN -Legal Secretary 104 Beechwood Avenue Ski Club, Secretarial Club. DELRASO, LINDA -- College 83 Webster Street Pep Club. - 4 DELRASO, NICK -- College 57 Prentiss Street Football I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3, Gridiron I, 2, 3. DENOVELLIS, DEBORAH A. - College 43 Dartmouth Street. DERAVEDISIAN, CHRISTINE - College 22 Adams Avenue Art Club, Culture Club, Annual Staff. DER MARDEROSIAN, ADRIENNE -- College I7I Common Street Annual Staff, Art Club, Culture Club. DESCHENEAUX, MICHELE - College I I7 Winsor Avenue Annual Staff. DESIMONE, ROSE MARIE - Secretary 24 Brookline Street. DEVANEY, JAMES E. - College 59 Merrill Road Hockey I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3. DEVEAU, KAREN - College 8 Chapman Street Sorority. DEVITO, MARIE - College 220 Westminster Avenue Student Government, Bulletin, Tri-Hi-Y, Theater Workshop Club. DEXTER, DEBORAH - Marriage 9 Melville Terrace Pep Club I, DECA President, President Junior Achievement. DILIBERO, ALEXANDER - College 204 Westminster Avenue Art Club. DIPACE, JOHN P. - Business 36I Arlington Street Football I,Gridiron I. DISTASI, LOUIE - College I2 Barlett Street DIVECCHIO, JANICE - Nurse I33 Evans Street Culture Club. D'INTlNOSANTO, MICHAEL - Traveling Music 88 Nichols Avenue Track, Cross Country, Band. DIRIENZO, DAVID - Air Force I Dwight Street. DIVECCHIA, DAVE - Air Force 36 Oakland Street. DIVICO, LAURA - Nurse I0 Deenan Street. DJINIVIS, PAUL - Cook 30 Concord Road. DOHERTY, PHILIP I05 Langdon Avenue. DOHERTY, THOMAS - Engineer I05 Langdon Avenue. DOHERTY, WILLIAM -- Work. DOLAN, KATHLEEN 306 Common Street. DONNELLY, JIMMY - College Football I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Gymnastics I, 2, 3, Gridiron Club I, 2, 3. DONNELLY, SUSAN - College 93 Russell Ave. Softball I,Student Council I, 2, 3, Student Advisory Committee 3, Rep. to School Committee 3, Culture Club 3. DOOLEY, HENRIETA - College 27 Hillside Rd. Sigma Alpha Nu 3. DORION, MIKE - Scientist 437 Mt. Auburn St. DRAGONE, JIM -- College 65 Crawford St. Hockey 2, 3. DROSDIK, KAREN - Translator, Lawyer 503 Main St. National Honor Society 2, 3. DUEST, DEBBIE - Work 76 Hovey St. DUPUIS, LAURIANNE I58 Worcester St. Maiorettes I, 2, Captain 3, Si Sigma Tau Sorority 2, 3. DUPUIS, PAM - College 56 Fitchburg St. Softball I, 2, 3. DUGAN, LOIS - College 235 North Beacon St. Softball I, Home Room Rep. 33. DZENGELEWSKI, PAULINE - Law Enforcement 86 Beechwood Ave. Pep Club I, 2, Gymnastics I, Field Hockey 2, Indians 3, Executive Committee 3, Student Leaders 3. EGAN, BRIAN D. - Physicist 2I I Watertown St. Ski Club I, Chess Club 2, Outdoor Track 2, 3, Cross Country 3, Indoor Track 3. ELLIS, DAVID C. - College I75 North Beacon St. Cross Country I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Math Team I, 2, 3, Math Club I, 2, 3, Annual Staff 3. ENGLISH, LAURETTA - Work I40 Pleasent St. Maiorettes 2, 3. ESPINOSA, MARIA E. - Secretary I 36 Russell Avenue. EVERETT, RUSSELL Football I, 2, 3, Gridiron Club, Honor Roll 3. FABRIZIO, CAROLYN - Secretarial Work 240 Waverley Avenue. FALTER, DEBBIE I2 Fifield Street Softball I,Sorority 2, Field Hockey I, Arsenic and Old Lace 3. FARRELL, PETER I7 Collier Avenue. FARRINGTON, VIRGINIA - Secretarial School 43 Partridge Street. FAVUZZA, LINDA - College I35 Nichols Avenue Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society. FLEMING, JOHN J. 30 Everett Avenue. FORTINI, RUTH - College 85 Brookline Street Ski Club I, 2, Field Hockey 2, Cheering 3, Student Leaders Club 3, Literary Magazine 3. FRISSORE, DONNA - Work 3I Waverly Avenue. FULTON, KIM - Archaeology 70 Hovey Street Student Council I, Annual 3, Bulletin Editor 3, Culture Club Sec. 3, Travel Club, Pep Club. GAGNON, MICH ELE - Nursing 35 Quincy Street Field Hockey 2, 3. GALLAGHER, TOM - Work I6 Copeland Street. GARBOUCHIAN, FRANK - College 9I Carroll Street Rifle Team I, 2, 3. GARGANO, LINDA MARIE 25 Piermont Street. GAYTON, JAMES - College 84 Townly Road Hockey I, 2, Ski Club I, Outdoor Track 2, 3. GENTILE, JOANNE - Bentley College Accounting 36 Brandley Rd. GIANNEITO, LAUREN - Work I35 Grant Ave. GORDON, JERRY - Veterinarian 22 Rose Ave. Senior Play I, 2, 3, Tennis Team, Ski Club, Hockey Club, Biology Club, Drama Club. GREENE, DONNA - College 25 Porter St. Pep Club. GRUNDSTRUM, THOMAS - Cross Country Driver 32 Purvis St. Woodworking Club, Auto Club. GULUZIAN, SUSANNA 33 Fairfield St. HANOIAN, MARIANNE - College 10 Merrifield Ave. HANRAHAN, DAVE - Service 58 Elton Ave. HARLOW, PETER zo Clyde sf. HAROUTUNIAN, GEORGE - Mechanic Dexter Ave. HURLEY, KATHLEEN - College 17 Perry St. Pep Club. ILACQUA, CHARLES - Service 64-B Robert Ford Rd. INFERRERA, PATRICIA ANN - Undecided 38 Dartmouth St. JACKSON, DONNA - College 8 Keith St. Student Council 1, Homeroom Rep. 3 JACOBS, SUE ANN - Business School 91 A Melendy Ave. JAMGOCHIAN, DEBI - College 55 Robins Rd. Pep Club. HARRINGTON, DAVID - College 24 Whitney St. Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Gymnastics 1, 2, Gridiron Club 1, 2, 3, Executive Committee 3. HARVEY, CAROLINE -- College 29 Hersom St. French Club 1, Yearbook Staff 3, Culture Club 3. HEBACH, GEORGIA C. - College 87 Union Street. HEGGER, CATHY 101 Rutland St. HERLIHY, DAVID ALAN - College 59 Barnard Ave. Golf 1, 2, 3, Culture Club 3. HEWSON, GRAY - Travel Cross Country 94 Cypress St. HODOIAN, LYNNE - College 261 Common St. Sigma Alpha Nu, Field Hockey, Softball. HOGAN, ROBERT - Play Music on the West Coast 806 Belmont St. HOLLISIAN, ARA G. -- Optometry 68 Winsor St. Chess Club 1, Baseball 3. HOLT, LEONARD - College 1 2 Eliot Street Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, Photo Editor Annual, Class Play. HOPPE, CAROLE - Legal Secretary 21 Fairfield St. Pep Club. HORAN, MARIE - College 26 Olcott St. Executive Committee 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Sigma Alpha Nu 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3. HUBER, CAROL - College 19 Dwight St. HUGHES, JOE - Mechanic 30 Longfellow Rd. JANOS, THOMAS - College 178 Palfrey St. Football, Gridiron Club, Basketball Club 1 JANSEN, ANDRE - Work, School 161 Waltham St. Chess Club 1, 2, 3, Track Team, Chess Team. JASSET, JIM 194 Watertown Street. JEWERS, DAVE 106 Hillside Rd. Football. JINGOZIAN, DAVE - Tree Surgeon 71 Russell Ave. 1, 2, 3, A.V. Club, 1, 2, 3, Armenian Club, 1 Stage Band and Orchestra, 1, 2 Marching Band, 1 Basketball Club, 2 Varsity Gymnastics, 3 Varsity Soccer. JOHNSON, KELLY - Accountant 137 Common Street Pep Club 1, 2. KACHADORIAN, JOYCE - Nursing Boston College 72 Nichols Ave. School Play. KALAJIAN, AUDREY A. -- College 376 School Street French Club, Pep Club, Annual Staff, National Honor Society. KALOOSTIAN, PETER 15 Putnam Street. KAPADOUKAKIS, ANTHONY - College 15 Melendy Ave. Greek Club, V.P., Soccer, Annual Photographer. KASPARIAN, GARY - College 44 Morrison Rd. Baseball 1, 2, 3, Hockey 2, Hockey Manager 3. KAVANAGH, KATHLEEN - College 25 Sheldon Rd. Field Hockey 1, Sigma Alpha Nu, Pep Club. KAVJIAN, ANDREW - Law Enforcement 144 Nichols Ave. Band, Orchestra, National Honor. KELLY, PHILIP W. - College 48 Winter Street Hockey 3. KENNEY, DAWN - Maior in Forestry 917 Belmont Street French Club 1, Fiddler on the Roof 2, Drama Club 3, Arsenic and Old Lace 3. KHAN, ANTHONY 78 Concord Street, Maynard Soccer Team 1 yr., Rifle Team 1 yr., Chess Club 3 yr., Chess Team 3 yr., Tennis Team 1 yr. KHATCHERIAN, HAYGOUHIE - Linguist 10 Melendy Avenue Armenian Club 1, 2, 3, President 3. KHATCHATOURIAN, ARMAND - College 107 W. Boylston Street. KHEDERIAN, AUDREY - College 38 Dexter Avenue French Club, Pep Club, Student Leaders Club. KHEDERIAN, GARY G. - College 34 Melendy Avenue. KING, DAVE 70 Green Street Hockey 2, 3. KING, KENNETH - Work 133 Langdon Avenue. KING, WAYNE D. - Machinist 123 Putman Street Indoor and Outdoor Track 2. KRUEGER, ROBERT - Veterinarian 14 Gertrude Street. KUSMIREK, LEO MICHAEL - College 87 Spring Street Senior Play, Dramatics Club, National Honor Society. LABADINI, MARY - Rivier College 46 Beechwood Avenue Travel Club 2, Executive Committee 3, Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3. LALLY, PATRICK - Dock Worker 358 School Street. LAMBERT, LORRAINE - Secretarial Work 31 Oakland Street. LAMBROS, KANELLA - Work 42 Rose Avenue Sorority 1. LAROCHE, EDWARD - College 243 Highland Avenue Basketball 1, 2, 3. LARSEN, KEITH - Own Business 20 Brandley Road Hockey. LAURIE, CHARLES - College 22 Jefferson Avenue Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Gridiron Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball Club 1, 2, 3. LEAHY, JOHN - Air Force 321 Main St. Basketball Manager. LECCE, DONNA - Airlines 102 Stoneleigh Road Junior-Executive Board. LEIGHTON, MARILYN - College - Nursing 20 Rosedale Road Annual Staff, Bulletin, Tennis Team. LENAGHAN, PATRICK - Service 46 Mersom St. Gridiron Club. LEONARD, MARK - College 40 Highland Ave. Theater Club, Basketball Club, Baseball 3, Soccer 2, Gymnastics 2. LESANTO, RHONDA - Social Work 11 Emerson Rd. Sorority, Softball. LESANTO, RONALD - Bunker Hill Community College - Criminal Justice 11 Emerson Rd. Ski Club 2. LIBBY, RICHARD. LINCOLN, KATHRYN - Food Preparation 41 Ralph St. Senior Ads. 3, Needlepoint Club 1, Photo Club I,Tri-Hi-Y 2, Theater Workshop 3. LONGO, PHYLLIS 28 Birch Rd. LUCA, JAMES Dwight St. LUCERO, JUAN - College 138 Main St. LUSTIBER, SUSAN - College 1 12 Edward Rd. Rifle Team. LYLE, MAUREEN - Social Worker 27A Olcott St. Tri-Hi-Y, Gymnastics 3 yr., Track 3 yr. LYNCH, PATRICIA - Office Worker 64 Forest St. Photo Club. MACISAAC, JOHN D. 20 Palfrey St. MACDONALD, BRIAN - Plumbing 45 Laurel Street Art Club. MADANIAN, LESLIE - Undecided 14 Dartmouth Street Pep Club. MAHONEY, JOSEPH - Air Force 48 Bromfield Street Ski Club 1, Hockey 2, Class Play 3. MAKSABEDIAN, DIANE - College 161 School Street Pep Club. MALONE, KEVIN - Bently College 20 Edward Road Chess Team, Chess Club. MALONE, PAUL - Service 20 Edward Road Tennis, Baseball. MALLOY, PAULA - Nursing School 1 1 Chester Street Class Treasurer, Psi Epsilon, President, Psi Epsilon 3. MALONEY, NANCY - Undecided 15 Dana Terrace. MANNARINO, JO ANN - College - Nursing 19 Jewwett. MANNING, THERESA - Business School 29 Pilgrim Road. MANNIX, CYNTHIA - College 139 Madison Avenue Si Sigma Tau Treasurer, Pep Club. MARCHANT, MICHAEL- College 21 Chandler Street. MARDINO, JOSEPH - Nursing College 215 Lexington Street. MARDIROSIAN, KAREN - Accounting Bently College 583 Mt. Auburn Street Si Sigma Tau Sorority, Pres. 3. MARIANO, CHERYL - College 48 Katherine Road. MARTINEZ, SOCORRO 16 Minmen. MARTINO, FRANK 222 Westminster Avenue. MARTINO, JOSEPH - College - Nursing 215 Lexington Street. MCCARRAN, LINDA - Civil Engineer 15 Morrison Road Varsity Basketball 3 yr., Field Hockey 1 yr., Executive Com. 1 yr., Class Treasurer 2 yr., Class Vice-Pres. 3 yr., Sports Editor Bulletin 3 yr., Theatre Workshop 3 yr., Student Leader Club 3 yr. MCDERMOTT, PATRICIA - College Liberal Arts 105 Webster Street. MAZZEO, ANTHONY 144 Edenfield Avenue Indoor Track 3 yr., Outdoor Track 3 yr., Gridiron Club 1 yr., Play -- Arsenic and Old Lace. MCELROY, BRIAN - Air Force 64 Philip Darch Road. MCGANN, BRIAN - Business Administration 9 Fairfield Street. MCHUGH, CAROL - College - Orthodontics 21 1 Highland Avenue Class Secretary 2 yr., Rifle Team 2 yr., Math Club 1 yr., Cum Laude 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. MCHUGH, GAIL - College 4 Charles Street Ski Club 1, Pep Club 1, Field Hockey 2, Sigma Alpha Nu 3. MCHUGH, MAUREEN - College 25 Capital Street Cheering, Sigma Alfa Nu Sorority. MCKENNE, T. GORDON - Bunker Hill Community College - Criminal Law 308 Charles River Road DECA, Audio Visual Club. MCKINNEY, CAMILLE - Work 36 Melendy Avenue. MCMAHAN, LINDA 203 School Street International Club, Theatre Workshop Club. MCMAHAN, SALLY 203 School Street International Club, Theatre Workshop. MCMAHON, D. MARK - N.Y.C.C. 137 Marshall Street Football 2 yr. MCMAHON, MARSHA - College 137 Marshall Street MCMANUS, TIMOTHY - Air Force 43 Morse Street Basketball 1, 2, 3. MCNICHOLAS, MARION - College 63 Wilson Ave. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 lsecretary 31, Cheerleading 2, 3 lco-captain 31, Annual 3. MCPHAIL, DEBBIE - College 85 Forest Street Basketball. MCPHERSON, ELIZABETH 37 Philip Darch Rd. MCWHIRTER, DONALD - Law Enforcement 26 Barnard Ave. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Indoor Track 2, 3, Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3. MEDINA, ILEANA - College 123 Nichol's Ave. Annual 2 years, French Club. MELKONIAN, MARK -Jeweler 91 Arlington Street Soccer 2 years. MENNILLI, DAVID 40 Nash Street Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3. MENTON, MARK 20 Stoneleigh Rd. Chess Club. MENTON, MICHELLE - College 32 Russell Ave. Si Epsilon. MICU, DAVE 49 Loomis Ave. MIKAELIAN, RITA L. - College 91 Spruce Street. MONIZ, ELAINE M. - Secretarial Work 37 Nyack Street. MORAN, TIMOTHY 35 Spruce St. MORASH, BEVERLY - College 46 Langdon Ave. French Club, Culture Club, Annual Staff. MORETTO, STEPHEN 25 Purvis Street Art Club 2 years. MOROSO, NICK Schanning Rd. Woodworking Club. MORRIS, DOROTHY C. - College 354 School St. French Club, Culture Club, Annual, Bi- Centennial Committee 74. MULLIGAN, EDNA M. 36 Whitney St. MULLIGAN, HELEN - College 36 Whitney St.ond MULVANEY, PAULA - College 37 Winsor Ave. French Club 1, Pep Club 1. MUNGER, JUDITH A. - Customer Service Rep. 29 Bronfield St. MUNROE, KATIE - College 49 Bancroft St. Pep Club 1, Sorority 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Rep. 1, Ski Club 1. MURKIDJANIAN, MICHAEL - Teacher 70 West Boylston St. Audio Visual, Chess, Volleyball, Senior Class Play. MURPHY, JANICE E. - College 130 Acton St. MURPHY, JIM 30 Merrill Rd. Hockey. NAHIGIAN, MARTIN C. - College 392 School St. Soccer Team, Chess Club, Golf Team, Chess Team. NAKKASHIAN, ZEPUNE - College 129 Arsenal St. NATALE, PHIL 109 Boylston St. Soccer. NIELSEN, JOHN - College 234 Sycamore St. NORCROSS, NANCY - Home Economics Education 1 1 1 Robbins Rd. Home Room Rep. 3 yr. Psi Epsilon. NUGENT, ANTHONY - College 312 Charles River Rd. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, Outdoor Track I, 2, 3. NUGENT, JOAN - Elementary Education 50 Harrington Street Pep Club. OATES, JANICE - Legal Secretary 16 Evans Street Basketball I, 2, 3, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Softball 1 Year, Student Leaders 1, 2, 3, Sigma Alpha Nu. O'BRIEN, DIANE - College 1 1 Palmer Street Math Team 1, 2, 3, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Rifle Team 2, 3, Annual Editor 3, National Honor 2, 3, Cum Laude 2, 3. O'BRlEN, MAUREEN - Secretary 255 Orchard Street. O'CONNELL, MARIANNE - Nursing 19 Robbins Road Psi-Epsilon, French Club. O'CONNOR, CRAIG 7 Brandley Road. O'HALLORAN, PAUL - College or Service 21 Prescott Street Soccer 1, 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2. OHANESIAN, ROBERT - College 26 Gertrude Street Audio Visual Club, Media Department. OHANIAN, GREGG - College 21 Standish Road Football 1, 2, 3, Gridiron Club. O'HARA, TOM - Undecided 60A Robert Ford Road Gridiron Club, Baseball, Football. ORCHANIAN, ZOHRAB 72 Dexter Ave. Soccer 3. O'REILLY, PATRICIA - Work 33 Kindazian Street Pep Club 1. PACHECO, CHRISTINE - College 67 Winsor Avenue French Club 1, Culture Club 3, Annual Staff, Fiddler on the Roof , Musical West Side Story. PACITTO, LISA ANN - Novelist 20 Fairfield Street Music, Art, Annual, Volleyball. PAGLIA, DANIEL - Police Man 80 Church Street. PAINE, RICHARD - None 228 Lexington Street. PALLOTTA, PAUL J. - Architecture 159 Standish Rd. Honor Society, Cum Laude Society 2, 3. PANTALONE, JOANN 29A Waverly Ave. PAONE, DEAN 105 Boyd St. Football 1, 2, Baseball 1. PAPALIA, ALAN - College 206 Sycamore St. Soccer I. PARKS, KERRY - College 15 Charles St. Art Club. PARSONS, JANET - College 22 Middlesex Rd. Bulletin Staff 1, 2, 3, Annual Literary Editor 3, Newsletter 2, Musical 2, Culture Club 3. PATTERSON, BILL - Scuba Instructor 101 Winsor Ave. Scuba Diving. PELLEGRINI, LARRY - Wentworth Institute 22 Pine St. Football, Baseball 3. PEPE, MICHAEL - College 58 Marshall St. Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3. PEREZ, ARMANDO - School 457 Main St. PERKINS, BETH - College 92 Palfrey St. News Editor - Bulletin 3, Literary Staff -- Annual 3, Culture Club 3, National Honor 2, 3. PERRAULT, MICHELE M. - College 65 Marion Rd. Pep Club 1, 2. PIANTEDOSI, LINDA - College 41 Melendy Ave. Art Club, Italian Club, Gridiron Queen. PIANTEDOSI, MARIE ANN - Languages, Education, College I 84 Warren Street French Club, Art Club, Fiddler on the Roof, Cum Laude, National Honor, Marching Band, Chorus. Pmozzi, BILL J. 32 Clyde sf. PISTOFIAN, AVEDIS - Physicist 56 Quimby St. POGHARIAN, GARY K. 46 Concord Ave. POILLUCCI, TONI - Work 22 Bartlett St. POIRER, MAUREEN - College 9 Harrington St. POTTER, ANNE - Nursing School 67 Commonwealth Rd. Pep Club I, 2, Tennis I, Sigma Alpha Nu. POULIOS, DIANE 223 Edenfield Ave. PRESPOLIS, MICHAEL 29 Prospect St. PRESTIANNI, DONNA - College I77 Lockland Ave. Annual, Literary Magazine. QUALTERS, TINA 7I 8 Mt. Auburn St. QUINN, MICHAEL - Male Nurse 79 Orchard St. Football 3, Baseball I, Tennis 2, Gridiron Club 3, Hockey 2, Chorus 2, Band I, Class Play 2, Musical 3. QUIRK, BRIAN - College I0 Elmwood Ave. Basketball Club 3, Soccer Club, Art Club, Basketball 3, Soccer Capt. 3, Track I. RICE, SANDRA - Work 774 Belmont St. RICHARDS, DANIEL - Navy 5 Highland Ave. RIZZO, RICHARD I 26 Palfrey St. Baseball. ROGERS, CAROL - Secretary 45 Fitchburg St. ROMANELLI, DAVID - College 84 Westminster Ave. Annual Photographer, Photo Club I, 2. ROONEY, RICHARD 25 Cuba St. ROSCIO, PATRICIA - College I3 Merrifield Avenue. ROSS, LESLIE - Law Enforcement I24 Hillside Road Pep Club I, 2, 3, Sorority 3. ROTH, REGINA - Art College 56 Harrington Street Art Club, Literary Magazine, Annual - Art Staff. RUDENAUR, ROBERT R. 29 Brimmer Street. RUNDLETT, ROBERT - College 22 Broadway Football I, 2, 3, Gridiron Club I, 2, 3. RUSSO, DEBORA I08 Pleasant Street. RUTZKE, ANN M. - College 55 Nyack Street Travel Club, Yoga Club, National Honor. RUTZKE, LUCILLE - College 55 Nyack Street Travel Club, Yoga Club, Junior Achievement. RUBLE, LORI - Secretarial Work 37 Keenan Street. RUSSO, ANDY - Bently College I76 Westminster Avenue Football I, 2, Gridiron Club I, 2. RYAN, JAMES - College I5 Knowles Road Basketball, Football, Cross Country, Track. RYAN, JOHN - Undecided I6 York Avenue. RYAN, MAUREEN - College IO Chestnut Street Field Hockey I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Softball I, 2, 3. SABATINO, WAYNE - College I2 Chauncey Street Indoor Track I, 2, 3, Outdoor Track I, 2, 3. SACCO, CAMILLE 303 Parker St. SACCO, ROBERT P. - Business 25I Common Street Hockey. SALLESE, CAROL - Work 26 Wilmot St. SALVATO, DAVID - Business 68 Barnard Ave. Hockey, Track. SAMA, FRANK - Psychology 79 Webster St. Hockey. SANTAGATE, LINDA I I Appleton St. SANTORO, MARY - College I Centre St. President of Culture Club, Bulletin, Annual, National Honor. SARACENO, DIANE M. - Secretary I2 Jefferson Ave. SARHANIS, WILLIAM G. 88 Edenfield Ave. SARKISIAN, LISA M. 33 Oakley Rd. SAVARESE, DEBBIE - Phy Ed Teacher I7I Hawthorne Lane Basketball 3 yr., Softball 3 yr., Field Hockey 2 yr., Student Leader. SCIOLI, JOE I09 Fayette St. SEGARRA, AN N MARIE - College 45 Grenville Rd. Softball 2 yr., Culture Club, Tri-Hi-Y 3 yr., Annual Staff. SERBANOS, GEORGIA 79 Coolidge Hill R. SHABANIAN, ARMIK I9I School St. SHARRIGAN, EVE - Teaching 67 Channing Rd. Gymnastics Club I, 2, 3, Gymnastics I, 2, 3. SHEEHAN, DAVID - College 30 Arden Rd. Cross Country I, 2, 3, Indoor Track I, 2, 3, Outdoor Track I, 2, 3. SHUTT, BOB - Fire Fighter 27 Stuart St. SILVA, RICHARD I6 Howe Street SILIVRIYANOS, KAREN 33 Hillside Road SIMPSON, JAMES - College 25 Fuller Road Baseball, Basketball. SMITH, CHARLES M. JR. - Armed Forces 7 Fletcher Terrace. SOUKIASIAN, SARKIS 53 Quimby Street Gymnastics, Chess Club, Drama Club, Class Play. SPERANDIO, NINA - Business Work 23 Loomis Avenue Pep Club I, 2, Office Aide I, 2, 3. STAMBOLAS, CHRIS I 83 Warren Street. STATEN, MARK F. I 75 Palfrey Street E STEWART, MARY ELLEN 97 Duff Street Medical Technician. STEWART, RALPH 744 Mt. Auburn Street. STEWART, VALERIE - College 67 Robert Ford Road Maiorettes I, 2, 3. STIRITI, ROBERT - Auto Mechanic 85 Dexter Avenue Work Study. STIRITI, RONNIE 85 Dexter Avenue. STRICKLAND, GLEN 38 French Street Musical 3. SULLIVAN, JAMES 131 Edenfield Avenue. SUSLOWICZ, WALTER 129 Grove Street. SUTHERLAND, LINDA - Office Work 37 Pequossette Street. SWAN, MARY - Nurse 66 Aldrich Road. TAGARELIS, STAN - College 846 Belmont Street Band. TALATINIAN, JOHN -- Computer Programing 42 Porter Street Rifle Team 1, 3, Chess Club 1. TAVERNA, JEANNE - College 26 Charles Street Ski Club 1. TAYLOR, ROBERT 2 Appleton. TESTA, VINNY - College 175 Lexington Street m Basketball Club, Basketball Tea ,Track Team. TORRES, PAUL G. 23 Eliot Street. TOTOVIAN, MARK - College 16 Concord Road. TRAPASSO, THOMAS - Camera Man 28 Cushman Street Audio-Visual Club, D.E.C.A. Club. TETI, JOHN - Auto Mechanic 28a Waverly Ave. Art Club. THOMPSON, WILLIAM 59 Orchard Street. TIBERIO, MICHAEL 35 Bancroft St. TOBIN, CHARLES 1016 Belmont St. TODINO, ALBERT 228 Palfrey St. TOPJIAN, LEO - College 22 Concord Road Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track. TORILLI, VINCENT J. - College 51 Prentiss St. 3 yrs. of Football, Hockey, Baseball, Gridiron Club. URCIVOLO, SUSAN - Marriage 64 Piermont St. Pep Club, Student Leaders 3, Maiorettes. VELLANTE, WALTER - Start a Business 25 Perry St. D.E.C.A. VILIOTT, VIRGINIA - College 6 Sidney St. Psi Epsilon - Sorority, Pep Club 1. VILLIRILLI, JAMES 18 Lawrence St. VINCENT, RICHARD 13 Fifield St. VISCO, LARRY - Air Force 50 Pleasant St. Wat. VLACHOS, LESLIE JEAN 23 Quincy St. Cheerleader 3, Sigma Alpha Nu, Sorority 1, 2, 3. WADE, JEAN MARIE - College - Work 215 Warren St. Wat. Softball 2, Maiorettes 2, 3, Pep Club 1. WAITT, AL - College. WAITT, ROBERT - College 17 Boyd St. Football 1, 2, 3, Gridiron Club. WALKER, CRAIG - College 152 Langdon Ave. WALLACE, DAVID - College 124 Westminister Ave. WALSH, JOHN -- College 37 Boylston St. Baseball. WALSH, TARA - College 101 Marshall St. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Advertising Editor, Annual, Student Council 2, 3, Tennis 2, Pep Club 1. WEINACKER, KAREN 334 Orchard St. WHELAN, PATRICIA - College 87 Edenfield Avenue. WHITTEMORE, PAUL 79 A Melendy Avenue. WILLIAMS, CHERYL - Hairdresser 23 Robert Ford Road Student Leaders, Maiorettes. WILLIAMS, DEBRA - College 29 Stearns Road Si-Sigma-Tau, Tri-Hi-Y, Ski Club, Tennis, Pep Club, Theater Workshop, National Honor, Cum Laude. 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Complimenls of Wa+er'Iown HIgl1's THEATER WORKSHOP Gymnas+ics is +I1e grea'Ies+ spor+ in Ihe Id L WOI' K ', K gs MATH CLUB AI+hougI'1 we are of Ihe leas+ uncIers+ood clubs in 'I'l'1e school, we don'+ allow +I-:Is 'Io sub'Irac+ from our posifive approach 'Io in+egra+e ma'II1 inlofschool life. 166 To The Class of '75 From Ihe INTERNATIONAL CLUB Now the worla' is out there waiting for you. Now the future is what you will make it. Which way to go? Whattjoh to seek? Where is the yellow hriclz roaal? One company represents so many clwrent avenues there may he ajoh opportunizy that just fits your particular talents. More important, a joh that leaa's to a hetterjoh. Ask your guidance counselor where ana' when you can appgf for an interview with New Englana' Telephone. . A people-to-people business. New Englana' Telephone An equal opportunity employer K8fL SOUND SERVICES Nor'rl'1 Beacon S+. 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Waferiown Saxonvllle Sudbury Walfham 924-8345 We+er+own LODGE OF ELKS ii I5 I 3 268 Arlinglon S+. WaIer'Iown Blih Every Thursday Evening WATERTOWN L 1 s 1 YI cnmnzzv mm PLY 81 SEMINARA HARDWARE MQQQORS' I72 563 MI. Auburn Wa+er'I'own 694 M'I'. Auburn S+. Wa+erI'own, Mass. O2I72 AMX ' JAVELIN AMBASSADOR ' MATADOR HORNET Bus. Phone 924-580I 6RE6ORY'S 58 MI. Auburn S+. aI' Wa'I'er+own Sq. Formerly RocheIIe's Tel. 924-7070 Open Evenings JULIAN CRANE 81 EQUIPMENT CORP. 330 Pleasanr Sf. Waferfown, Mass. 924-2900 9 . arab- ff- .w Pam III' J IS O mm . II ' E , I IQ I COOLIDGE HARDWARE 620-622 MI. Auburn S+. WaIerIown, Mass. f UL IA N CRANE AND EQUIPMENT CORPORATION1 P. EI. BDX 327 33D PLEASANT STREETOWA R S5 Sfore Hours: 8:00 A.M. +o 5:00 P.M. Monday - Safurday EQUIPMENT RENTAL co., INC. IOI Norfh Beacon SI'ree+ Waferfown, MassachuseH's 02 I 72 Rou+e 20, Near Wa+er+own Square Phone: I6I 7I 923-8905 BARRY CONTROLS 700 PIeasan'I' S+. Wa+er'I'own S. B. GREEN 84 CO., INC. Face Brick ' Building Maferials Since I889 3 I4 Arsenal S+ree+ Waferfown, Mass. 02 I 72 MORSE-SMITH- MORSE I65 Dexfer Avenue WaI'erI'own, Mass. 02 I 72 I6 I 7I 924-7860 Telephone: 6 I 71924-8484 354-9000 GASTON SA NTAR P I O'S ANDREY ASSOC., INC. 20-32 Wa'I'erI'own S+. WaI'er'I'own 923-9230 Saab and Subaru Au+omobiIes GASTON ANDREY Hair Sfyling for Men 828 MI. Auburn S+. Wa'IerIown, Ma. 02 I 72 Bob Saniarpio Bes'I' Wishes CASA MARA BEAUTY SALON 470 Main SI. Waferrown 924- I 894 924-9657 I73 SPECIALIZING IN FREEZER ORDERS CLASSES o GREENWARE o FIRING TeI924-5l00 I A C 'I I 'I' 8 GARAREQT S- onizamj Ions MQHMC ma 'HI . I I' 6414! The House of OuaIi+y Meng Class of I975 'O' BIGELOW AVE' 206 Dexfer Avenue Y WATERTOWN MASS. O2lT2 WHOLESALE and RETAIL PHONE 924 usoo MARTIN YOFFE Wa'I'er'Iown, Mass. LUBIN'S RINK 81 BOWLING SUPPLY 52I MI. Auburn S+. Wa+er'I'own Good Luclc Io Ihe Class of 75 DUNKIN DONUTS Propriefor Ken Larsen UNITRODE CORPORATION 580 Pleasa n+ S+reeI' Wa'Ier+own, Massachuseffs Telephone 926-0404 Manufaclurer of QuaII'Iy Semiconducfor Componenfs An Equal Oppor+unIIy Employer 924-4845 M U N RO E AUTO BODY, IN COLLISION WORK Towing Service 66 School SI'ree'I Wa'I'er'I'own, Mass. I74 C. ul' I f Vg 'f 484-0230 FOSTER'S 'Ian' FLOWERS 1, Flowers For All Occasions I I pl PIII? ,II T w III' HENRY D. AGAHIGIAN 5 WiIIisIon Road BeImon+, Mass. 484-8802 AII'era'I'Ions and Dress Making C. H. FABRIC'S Woolens ' COTTON ' SYNTHETIC MATERIAL SEWING NOTIONS ' CUSTOM MADE DRAPES -CARPETING- 493 Common S+ree'I', Cushing Square CHRISTOS HRISSANTHOU BeImon+, Mass. J. MALCOLM WHITNEY INSURANCE 81 REAL ESTATE CONRAD - CHANDLER 484 Common S'I'. BeImon+ a'I Cushing Square TOWN GARDEN 387 Main S+. Waferfown Mass. 924-5884 SEABOARD PLY 8: LUMBER I7 Bridge SI. WaI'er+own, Mass. gg MUS flfld, CI1'Clll!11lIS60'lTlpl1I1lI INDUSTRIAL suPPLlEs 400 ArsenaI S+reeI M. PARKER BUTTS Waferfown, Mass. O2 I 72 Treasurer Area Code bl 7 926-2800 I75 Bes+ Wishes Io Class of I975 From BURNHAM MANNING POST :Ii I IO5 V.F.W WATERTOWN FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION Local 347 I 347 I.A.F.F. AFL - CIO DALLAS-McKEON INSURANCE AGENCIES 68 Wa+er+own S+. Wa+er+own, Mass J, 3.15 Ph 484 9780 I' ' If X 94' 'S' FREDERICK COIFFURES 689 BeImon'I' S+. Belmont Mass. CI d M d y P. R. WINTERS HARDWARE AND PLUMBING 84 Trapelo Rd INDIA TEA KESPICES, INC Belmonf MARKETS Cqnpw-refs of OIfQqifmfI.q1.fim1 Q-oc 4844540 9 B-VEZUSHI AVE. cusm so 48mm OPEN 'TIL MIDNIGHT B 4842737 02 78 I CompIimen+s of 625 MT. Auburn Sf. Cambddge MT. AU BU RN GRI LLE 923-9333 TRAVEL BY BETTY DOH ERTY, INC. I P Be'I'+Y Doher+y 639 MT. Auburn STree+ I'?fL H PresIden+ Wa+er+own, Mass. 02I72 EIS AIA J - .' 7 8. SANDWICH SHOP 462 Common S+. Belmoni' 484-9822 I .,,L 1 Take Ou+ and Counfer Service 9 2' X 4? THE KNITTING Box UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO. , , 5 Cushmg Ave. Cushlng Sq. Belmont Mass. 02I78 8 9 Manufacfurers of DjiIIaE'I33:I2::LCk TEMPERATURE, PRESSURE AND vAcuuM CONTROLS FOR MARINE, 4840000 INDUSTRIAL, AIRCRAFT AND SPECIAL APPLICATIONS 85 School S+ree+ Waferfown, Mass. 177 : K- TJ-E R X4 Telephone 924-4560 IRQ ' 1' l NI I L, TOWN HALL I QM PHARMACY WAVERLEY AVENUE AUTO G -0 SERVICE 9 9 For Padicular Mo+oris+s A vfomolege Aufomowe ServicesM '48 Main Sheei' I I7 ever yeszjgnfhg 'gg-Serfown, ass. Wa+er+own E CHARLES A. PAPALIA DOMINIC PAPALIA, J Wa+er'I'own 4-3900 MOM'S COFFEE SHOP BARRETT JEWELERS Dia monds 580 MI. Auburn S+. Waferfown, Mass. 926- I 867 One Main S+ree+ JOHN P. BARRETT Wa+er+own, Mass. wOHSf. 1 Ill'. FX L 2 Aw' ,- ' x T, WATERTOWN SPORT CENTER pina Every ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Thursdayand Friday CHUEKYI ll-TSBIN A EMT WLIEUR Q 72 Main S'l'r9e'I' I2 MT. Auburn S+. Wa+erI'own, Mass. 02I72 I WATERTOWN SCREEN AND SKATE sl-lop TH E 468 Main S+., waimown HARVEY 924-9728 Home 926-2445 F I Slzafe Sharpening and Equipmeni' Repair Aluminum S+orm and Screen Windows Also NEW Sform Doors and Windows 178 CompIimen+s of FRANK AND MARY IELI john F. Kilcoyne H 81 K Insurance Agency Inc COMMON ST. SPA MT. AUBURN ST. TERTOWN, MASS. Tl EPHONE: 924-5601 S7 95 Common S+. jig! W Wa+er+own, Mass. FIRESTONE STORE 40 Arsenal S+. Wa+er+own, Mass. Phone 924-3988 43 T 'EE EE ' 98' I f 'af fe . I! 'Fnrestone 53'g,, l tl STORE S l... 1 . I . X, ,,, 1 FRI EN DLY'S ICE CREAM I65 M+. Auburn S+. Wa+er+own, Mass. ,i FOX DRUG The Prescrip+ion Drug S+ore 25 Main S+. Wa+er+own, Mass. 02 I 72 ABC TELEVISION 81 WASHER SHOP Sales - Service TV - Radio - Record Players W hin M ch' - D ers HOLLYWOOD CLEANERS as 9 a Ines ry Joseph F. Torchio License 4429 Mas+er Technician 85 Bigelow Ave. 586-588 M+. Auburn S+. 923- I268 Wa+er-Iown, Mass. Wa+er+own, Mass. 02 I 72 Since I947 M EAT SPOT 28 M+. Auburn S+. Wa+er+own, Mass. Every+hing +as+es Be++er a+ EVANS 8: FAU LKN ER DAIRY JOY 376 Arsenal S+. 924-9886 Wa+er+own 684 M+. Auburn S+. Wa+er+oWn K HW 59 COOLIDGE HILL ROAD - WATERTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS 02172 - TEL: 924-1130 To Ihe Class of 75 From Managemeni, Siaff, and Pa'IienI's PEOUOSSITE ROYAL FU RNITU RE MASSA BOUTIQUE 20 Main S'I'. Waierlown I3 Main SI. Nou I 4 I 0. Easo 924-2700 Waferfown Order of 'I'I1e Eas+ern FurnH'ure 923- l 549 S+ar Appliances The Finesf in Gif+s, Carpal Cards, and Jewelry QuaIi'Iy Cour+esy Service -drug -'YIL DuBOIS CORPORATION 600 Pleasam' S+reeI Wa+er+own, Mass. O2 I 72 923-0600 We have a complefe home and indusirial service which includes FUEL OIL ' HEATING ' PLUMBING BUSY BEE CAFE 45 I Main S+. Wa+er'Iown VICTORIA SPA 597 MI. Auburn S+ Wa+er+own , .L BARKER STEEL WATERTOWN POST 99 COMPANY, INC. M484-Sm Esfszzzi::fRi:E:Li2?:.? AMEWCAN I-EG'0N Bars THE TOPS CLEANERS MEMBER TEL52?-gms H Professional Dry Cleaner 6 h 926-0.03 Fas+ Service A+ No Exfra Charge Quan ,gl 4 P5::f: 926-OIO4 S,-'f4::'Ag'1,' W 926-0 I 05 495 Common S+ree+ f' s 42 schooI5.h.ee+ Belmont Mass. OZI78 5 5 P. O. Box 4I 7 qzggeqfiq' Wa+er+own, Mass. 02I72 ' Est. 1935 BATSONS DONALD 1. MacDONAlD 8 50N PHARMACY ' fC DONALD MORRIS M s BEN FRANKLIN S FUNERM HOME ' ' I I . 464 Common Sf. 89 1L:3Z1i3+Rd' Serving All Denommallons Belmgnf 270 Main SI. Watertown 4846656 924-4700 ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS Bes+ Wishes 'ro +he Class of I975 l OUR BUSINESS FRIENDS GLOBE SLICER OF BOSTON EASTERN COAT COMPANY 695 Belmon+ Sfreef 76 Coolidge Hill Road ' SCHOOL STREET SPA School S+ree+ l SACCO'S RESTAURANT WATERTOWN BEVERAGE CENTER l 96 School S+ree+ 287 Main S+ree+ OUR PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS Dr. Mifchell M. Tanner L. Mas+rangelo, MD 326 Belmonf S+ree+ 267 School Sfreef Thomas L. Regan. DMD Dr. Jeffrey D. Cohen DMD l 230 Mem Slreel Raymond S. BarreH Francis X. Shea, DMD I44 Main S+ree+ 230 Mem Slreel Loughran, Corl::e++, l Joseph L. Lewis, MD McDermoH 8: Brennan Afforneys, Inc l I90 M+. Auburn Sfreel' 548 M+. Auburn S+ree+ 1-'rug .11-vu --- I D . 'f X ' s 3 A V-IG' 4 4 ..' ' 'f? 4 . IQ, nf' , ' b K, 4 ,. 'G -f Hg. -:GF -Hfllw, SAIIIIIIHIGEY w 'vx If I 5 Q , gs, 3 fy f S N545 f ' x Q. .-A L 3 v f ' I IMI ' 0 'F' A if 'gs 'J ,. . nw b w 'if-. ly! . 1 I I '183' ak c f ff' 1 -av 'f fi- . -- F , - - - ..'-!4nF5i..if1::-ullupg ii . ' , ' ,. 'I A .fl-A x'-2 I 184 The staff of the 1975 Annual is indebted to Roy Voci, William Kelleher, and Dr. Kelley for their encouragement and guidance. A special thanks is extended to Mrs. Marie Hannon and her typing classes, who did so much to help produce this book. Finally, ci special thanks to the citizens and merchants of Watertown for their support. Thank You 5 . Red Raider Get New Ho lmnesty: few came running CLAS New Layoffs at GM, From pompandpow ldle to Total I67 ,000 tothevery edg Ec0n0my,'?2g'gg1'kgggW.H.S. Students Carol Kill'-if, Prudential Center 1 I W lllme SBR Faculty Hockey 'Super Game' on Feb. ,.'i'i9l? 'i?m. . sering the Quiet Q 2'if3lf '1fT'l jg r . . n ll xl I I I Si 'IIC SCll3tC P31161 CICHPS I THE ll ESIDENT , fewer jobs r state in '75 GA xg2a?,fa3:g:1D.1af0 2::f',1'LQ:: lssin gel. 1. aises pc at To Benefit Coaches' Club SCl'l0l2ll'SlIlDt1 New sorrl M, V , 4 x ,f' ,r , I i i i