Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1977 volume:

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Lg fg,,r- Q 'fs-nie: I I , s -'Hi .2 My 44!:,,,mfz 74 44 o I 9 I b ' ' 'H V .Q r , 5 .i lb wig? 1,5 ' U ,421 '1 I- .5 . by 4' ,. 'f'fNx,Y'V'4 Q, 4' .. 4' 4 '- f -6 , ,, w 4 4 .vs 4. I , G. W, W L. .J- 2 1 1 A :- . 56 , ji - 4'3- i 'Q '- n Q -'AQ F7 gjd Observe always tnat everything is tne result of a change and get used to thinking tnat tnere is notning nature loves so vvell as to cnange existing forms and to rnake nevv ones like tnern. Marcus Aurelius Q89 DVR Li EDU Dl SQVX? 5 RA 1 32:5 14 7' X. Q v qkfv egjsvgfc? e Xe' YY C9-R4-O I X Q? OFQQQ fQY'd? XIX xl E QL: ggi? Qlwfp H ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY IIMAV 7 Dr' GO 'M HIHFF 46 Off! 4260 '477.4y f Wa WVSLIKA JW 4 wwf? DWP OW C4 Alfie f444jIf 6 412022 fp 6559 0 Fe Q f' X ff A .1 v Sohool Committee Bacl-ti Mr. W. H. Irvine, Mr. Michael R. Levy, Chairman. Front: Mr. Paul F. Alphen, Mrs. josephine W. Shane, Mr. Donald D. Mordecai, Vice Chairman. i l i l l l Y.- We X l 0 Z 53945 4 y X fx 1 fy 1'- j j-its I . 131 . I . fir! 1' Central Administration Lower left: Mr. Robert Anastas, Health Edu- cation Coordinator. Lower right: Mr. Sumner McClain, METCO Coordinator. 'gg n-vl'3 a. e. 7 iz if? '- l5-L 7 f!'7!ls X ia? wi Top left: Mrs. Cynthia Atlas, Director of Guidance Services. Middle left: Mr. Warren Chafe, Special Services Director, Middle cen- ter: Mr. john Kulevich, Assistant Superin- tendent for Curriculum. Middle right: Dr. Arthur R, Wagman, Assistant Superintendent for Business. Bottom left: Mr. David Mac- Donald, Assistant Superintendent. Bottom right: Dr. William G. Zimmerman, VIL. Superintendent. High School Administration Change is an absolute in our society and in our world, and our effectiveness as people is influenced significantly by how each of us deals with change. Each of us is a change agent in his own life. Our effectiveness as change agents is determined by the goals we set for ourselves and our determination to achieve these goals. When we are able to set purposeful and productive goals and when we have the determination to achieve these goals, we become effec- tive change agents in our own lives and we can, if we choose, influence, in significant ways, the institutions around us. XX' hen I look back over the 1970's and consider the changes that have occurred during this time period, I am impressed with how students have learned to influence change in the schools and in the society. In the late 6Ois, pressed by the Viet Nam War and responding to societal injustices, student groups throughout the nation rallied together, formed protest groups and made efforts to change the world around them. Their actions, their dress, their manner all contributed to the clash that followed. A new value system was being proposed, and the adult population could not hear the ideas of the protesters because the superficial values of dress, manner and action got in the way of the message. Today, student groups are working in a more systematic way to achieve the goals they have established for them- selves. At Wayland High School, in the seven years since the sixties, there have been many changes in the pro- gram, and students have had a significant part in the change process. The Open Campus program developed out of students' effortsg a Human Sexuality course was introduced into the curriculum through the efforts of students, and the Independent Study program was influenced significantly from its beginning by students and the opportu- nities they sought. For the past two years we have seen Student Council working in a systematic way toward improved staff X student relationships. A school workshop for the total Wayland High School community Cstu- dents and staffj has already occurred. A second one is being planned. The student Advisory Board is currently making plans to establish an inter-community program with other SAB groups in the area. Each of these efforts brings about or effects change and each requires the setting of goals and determination to achieve these goals. We are in a new era of student involvement. Student groups are increasingly effective in planning and achieving the goals they set. The results are orderly and productive change. Value clashes are minimized by dia- logue and opportunity for reapproachment. For the future, we can expect that change will occur at an even more rapid rate. Each of us has the responsibil- ity to look at his own part in the change pattern. We can become effective change agents, and we can influ' ence, in a positive and productive way, our personal lives as well as the lives of the institutions which make J up our society. M Charles E. Goff Principal Upper right: Dr, Charles Goff. Bot- tom. Mr. joseph Mauger, Mr. David Connolly. :S 24 Guidance This year the guidance department, with the aid of six new personnel, extended its efforts into many new areas. For the first time, guidance has combined with the learning resource team, which has organized programs in reading, basic skills, and l..R.T, 980 Ctutorialj. Students seeking direc- tion in future planning have found useful information in the new career resource center directed by career planning specialist Mr. Heffernan. Ms. Morris and Mr. Moyer, along with college plan- ning specialist Mr. Oxford, have been dealing with seniors. Next year, guidance looks forward to the continuation of successful programs such as future planning night, S.A.T. reviews, College Exploration Day and the ongoing Aday program. , ,uv A 4 -v. 5 J N--my jf ,X I ll .7 j H .L 4 f. .. 't '.f 5-2-a. -Ww- ,vx-, ,. I , -. A L -f,,., , X., - '5 .L T- N- , Y, ... 'V :.. .Y ..'3.- 1 f' ,- in ,, .. L Top left: Mr. Lewis Oxford. Middle ley, Mr. Eric Moyer. Bottom: Mrs Marjorie Pensak, Mr. Paul Heffernan. at of 1 I Ms. Sandra Morse, Mrs. Virginia Buck- Top right: Ms. Shelley Kassman. Cen ter: Mr. Robert Micelin, Mrs. Con stance Chase, Mr. Charles Anadore Bottom: Mrs. Phyllis Olcoomian, Mr Richard Schaye. .fm J , . ,MV fx X ,qs-ff English The main objective of the English Department has been to educate students in all forms of English, ranging from standard sentence structure to understanding the most complex English lit, erature. In its elective program for juniors and seniors, it offers a wide variety of courses for stu' dents of all abilities and interests. The courses are regularly reviewed, and new courses are added to update the program. This year, Black Literature and The Personal Voice, a course in essays. letters and poetry, have been added. Next year Contemporary Culture, a course in media such as magazines, television, and movies and their effects on our lives, will be offered along with the course Practical English. The Communications Skills Program continues to provide an attractive option for over one-fourth of all students. It is a unique program in Massachusetts and has been cited for its innovative approaches to teaching English. ,-nw., -jx fix 1I. ,,,,,L7 Y. ..' i-. K, V, J ' K K 1 4 - 5' , gi Top left: Dr. David Crellin. Center: Mr. Dennis Richards, Mrs. Roslyn Ratner, Mrs. Kathleen Lampert. Bots tom left: Mr. Robert Hennessey. 1 Q ' gi . r jbv- I , - f X .ffl ft me l-ar fl LJ Top right: Mrs. Sally Alexander. Center: Mrs. 'Judith Smith, Mr. joseph Damplo. Bottom right: Mrjohn Braccia. g 'W lu 'NPN Top right: Arlene Leonhardt. Center: Mr. james Karas, Mrs. Rosalind Ler- ner. Bottom nght. Mr. Walter john SOD. fd' History This year the History Department went through a major renovation, the relocating of its offices from the Media Center to its own building. This turned out to be a great convenience, despite the cramped conditions. The Department has dropped some of the old social science elec- tive courses and added some new ones, but on the whole has stressed revisions of the parent courses, while the basic Freshman, Sophomore and junior courses are due to remain the same. As other departments have turned to using only medium group rooms, the History Department has remained the only one still using the small, medium and large group rooms, thus emphasizing continuity over change. In general, the History Department seems to be aiming toward stability. 'if' J ti in NQJ Top right: Mr. Thomas Brennan. Center: Mr. Carl Corey, Ms, Mary Holland, Mr. joseph McCoy. Bottom: Mr. Donald Benedetti, Mr. Lawrence Hines. i X 17 '35 Ali. ggvzillx N x -yg . XXX Top left: Mrs. Christine Kassak. Cen- ter: Mrs. Harriet Aranoff, Mr. Stephen Wagner, Mr, Kim Greenawalt. Bot tom: Mr, john Lindsey, Mr. Robert Scotland. XYXY55 X ' xxV9'N .H Science This year's science department is better than ever for it has everything from Avogadro's con- stant to the Zeeman effect. The many courses offered in Chemistry, Physics and Biology help students to understand radioactivity, refraction, respiration, redox reactions, relativity, and ribo- somes. XX':?ekly laboratory investigations can cover anything from analyzing Bufferin to calculat- ing the earth's gravitational acceleration constant to examining a turtle's intestines. For those driven by scientific curiosity Cand these are manyj Advanced Placement courses are offered in Biology. Chemistry, and, after a year layoff, Physics. This year the continually expanding Science Department has had the good fortune to be graced by the appearance of two new faces: Mr. john Mot-tarelli and Mr. jim Vear. If variety and quality are what you want, the Science Department can give it to you, 1,1 550, Top right: Mr. Edward Hall. Center: Miss Isabel Bouin, Mr. Stephen Spang. Bottom right: Dr. joseph Onello. X Yi? 1 1 Top left: Mr. james Vear. Center: Mrs Jacqueline Arendt, Mr. john Mortar- elli. Bottom: Mr. john Ruel, Mrs. Mar- guerite Moss. fl-'S .il Top right: Mrs. Dora Baker. Center: Mr. jay Sylvester, Mr. Robert Bibeau, Mr. Richard Begin. Bottom: Mr, Richard Begin, Mrs. Susan MCCaw. ig--1 , X, Mathematics What's new in the Math Department this year? In a wide range of courses, thirty new hand- held calculators, complete with buttons for pi and the trig functions, are saving students the time and bother of arithmetic computation. The calculators, by facilitating easy solutions once prob- lems are set up, allow the student on any level to concentrate on the concepts of the mathematical process. In addition, the course in statistics, now in its third year, hopes to spark student interest by applying math to the practical world, Finally, an expanded student tutoring program, coordia nated by Seniorjanet Blau, has provided a useful service to struggling pupils. ff! H5 N f .g ,K A, 1 1 i.. asv! Top left. Mr. Frank Shelton. Middle. Miss Barbara Kinach, Mr. Xwilliam Homan, Miss lxathleen Martin. Bottom. Mr. Ritliartl liol ster. Lv-f ,., -- f - 7 ' -- - A- --....-...-. e.,,.,-,- U 5 Top right: Mr. Frank Shelton. Center: Mr. .Iohn Mahoney, Miss Ann Marie Gagne, Mrs. Maxine Gordon. Bottom: Mr. Steven Boetrcher. QA. 'Q.?7 Foreign Languages The Language Department, although it offers no required courses, has long been one of the most stable departments at Wayland. This is mainly due to its fine faculty and its appealing curric- ulum. Since all language courses are taken on the students' own volition, the department has found it imperative to maintain high standards and to cater to the students' intellectual needs and curiosity. This year, both the modern language and the classical studies courses have modified classroom materials. Further changes have been made in the large group room, L-lg audio-visual equipment and theatrical lighting have been added, enabling the department to have a formal speaker program, plays, and other dramatic and cultural presentations, This will also allow the department greater flexibility in its curriculum. Although the Language Department contains both the classical languages and the modern lan- guages, the department continues to function as a cohesive unit. In November, the entire depart- ment, along with the corresponding language clubs, recreated a Medieval Banquet, an effort which had never previously materialized. The Medieval Week which followed included a number of guest speakers, as well as unique film and videotape presentations. The Language Department hopes to provide all students at Way'land High School with the opportunity to learn about the languages, literature, and culture of Wfestern Civilization. Y ! 5 U 0 i Q O ,ff X, ,av ,nl Top left. Mr. Frank Smith. Center. Mr. john Mellody, Miss -Jeanne Kight- linger. Bottom: Mrs. Mary Sullivan, Mr. Marcel Richer. X If i new . 3 , :ar if J, Top right: Mr, Alan Engborg. Center: Mrs. jean Bagnaschi, Mr. john Lowe, 1VLrs. Nancy Meshon. Bottom: Mrs. Nancy Belsky, Mr. Wayne Cruthirds, Mrs. Linda Stather. ,sg 3.1: e 1 r X ii . . 4 gi 1 .sg XX. Physical Education The words physical education have begun to take on a new meaning at Yifayland High within the past few years, Students are rapidly becoming condition consciousg more aware of the whys and hows of physical training thanks to a widened curriculum and the adoption of a new teathing method associated with the School Planning Educational Communications System. The SPECS program is a relatively new concept designed to develop within each student a greater degree of proficiency and competence in a particular sport. It also attempts to give a pupil enough knowledge about a sport for him to really appreciate it outside of school. This year tennis and badminton classes were set to the SPECS model, and after a period of initial adjustment, Department Head Bowers believes the program is a success. In conjunction with the implementation of SPECS, the department has taken steps to provide as many life-time sports as possible, resulting in such classes as conditioning and orienteering. This year, aerobics and jazz dance were offered to students for the first time. Fencing has also been refined. These classes tend to stress individual effort rather than using the traditional team sport approach. Top left: Mr. Ralph Salvati. Center: Mrs, Donna Olson, Miss Debra Ritgirdi, Mr Charles Bowers. Bottom: Mr. Robert Dlitiilnl. Miss Martha Cfantrell, lNlr,.lohn Mann Ooou oatlonal Education Tl c Uttupational Education department offers such courses as Home Economics, Industrial A: s 'XX'-ark Study and Independent Study. and business courses. These programs, which have been uf. productive for students in past years, have been successfully continued this year, Home Eco- :.ics, Industrial Arts, and the business courses give students the option to elect useful and inter- esting courses outside of the expected mayors. The work study program gives the student an opportunity to receive credit for holding a job outside of school, and independent study offers the student the alternative of working outside the classroom. Recently the occupational education department has begun to allow students to elect business courses earlier in their high school careers. This year, Accounting I has been offered to Freshmen, and next year Stenography will be opened to Sophomores. In addition, two new teachers are work- ing in the Occupational Education department this year: Ms. Joanne Smith in Stenography and Msklune XX'ard in I-Iome Economics. Both are filling in for teachers on leaves of absence. QQ ' Top right: Mr. joseph Lukis. Center: Mrs. .Io Ann Smith, Mr. David Pawelski, Mrs. june Ward. Bottom right: Mr. William I-Ioman. XP is . x 1 - 9 a Q 2 'iq r 'nzsssigxr if t u .4 9 5' 55 Bly ' ,154 1 Wg? f Will, ! ,fl in: '44 H' .I SK',:'N v -CJ L' ' X 'QC Top left: Mr. Henry Wilk. Center: Mrs, Marion Stillman, Mr, Verne Breault, Mrs. Virginia Williams. Bot- tom: Mr. jeffrey Frohn, Mr. Ralph Pearson. Z' 'f Fine Arts The Fine Arts Department holds classes in Art, Music and Performing Arts such as chorus and concert choir, orchestra, marching and concert band, stage band, and chamber music, As usual, the Fine Arts Department is meeting with much enthusiasm on the part of students and teachers this yearg Arts I, II, and III Cstudio artsj, Art IV fcraftsj, crafts minor and drawing minor, among others, are offered. For music enthusiasts, Music I and Music Theory classes are available. Many changes are planned for next year, including the replacement of the Art History course with a sculpture minor, and the formalizing of art workshop, an independent study program which gives students the opportunity to receive credit for art lessons outside of school. In the music depart- ment, a new class called Contemporary'Music Techniques will be added. It will be a music com- position class using wynthesizers and other un-traditional instruments. This year the Fine Arts Department is in the fourth year of a five-year capital-outlay plan, which involves buying new instruments in order to have a good catalogue of the instruments that most students canlt afford to buy themselves. A new pair of tympanies were bought this year, and hopefully next year we will be receiving new porta-shells. Q-Q K L-I NJ: up Top right: Mr. George Doren. Center: Mr. Michael Rumrill, Mrs. Amy Chap- man, Mr. Richard Conti. Bottom: Mr. David Faucher, Mrs. jane Ezbicki. vii 5 a is j X17 Media Center This year the Media Center acquired a new director, Mr. Larry Barsh, who coordinates media services for grades K-12 in Wayland. Mr. Barsh, along with the full-time Library Aides and part- time student helpers, has tried to keep the Media Center environment friendly and non-prohibitive while maintaining enough order to keep the peace and to discourage vandalism. In an effort to bridge the gap between the academic world and the actual world, the Media Center has sponsored a series of Reality Workshops or informal lectures delivered by unusual personalities including a psychic and representatives from Alcoholics Anonymous. The former upstairs English office was converted into a multi-purpose room where teachers can offer video presentations to classes, and which is also used for slide production, for other kinds of media production, and for confer- ences. The old game room insures optimum privacy for students who wish to view films and slides independently of the classroom. Overall, the Media Center has once again proven itself ultra-sensitive to changes in students' needs and interests by adapting to account for these changes. Y gl N S 'tar Top left: Mr. Larry Barsh. Center: Miss Lelia Sapienza. Center right fLibrary Aidesjz Row igbh, . 'lt -'W' iismrx.. . 11 ----- , 1: Mrs. Elizabeth Kolm, Mrs. Virginia Wil- liams. Row 2: Mrs. -Ioan McVickar, Mrs. janet Owen. Bottom CSecretariesl: Sitting: Mrs, Deborah Mercuri, Mrs. Ida Badders. Mrs. Martha Spokowski, Mrs. Barbara Sharpe, Mrs. Eleanor Welch. Mrs. Louise Kelsoe, Mrs, Kathleen Nachtrab. Standing: Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. Elsie Fredrickson. Mrs. Pearl Zimmerman. Mrs. Betty O'Keefe, Mrs. Antoinette Bucci, lvlrs. Eleanor Brown. Secretaries Q r Learnrng Resource Team HH Ivletoo Coordinator ff e , ' L, i ,--'--gf .jf Top right: Mrs. Beth Stebe. Center: Ms. Gloria Miner, Mrs. joan McGonagle, Mr, Matthew Handles- man. Bottom: Mrs. Mary Cederlund, Mrs. ,IoAnn Kohler, Mrs. Charlotte Pescosolido. 19? Aides 5 V'b Nurse and Lunch Ladies 4 5151.5 V' '43 , 27 .ne-wx I 1. if 'R 1 L u ii? Q. l - 1 1 I 1 c ' 1 Top left: Mrs. Helen Berry. Center left: Mrs. Blanche jay. Center right CLunch Ladiesj: Sitting: Mrs. Irma Riley, Mrs. Lilian Mills, Mrsuleannette Tobin, Mrs. Ada Lawlor, Mrs. Bernice LaPointe. Standing: Mrs. M. A. Hodges, Mrs. Jessie Swanson, Mrs. Catherine Bransfield, Mrs. Marguerite Williams, Mrs. Sheila Nelson, Mrs. Linda Veglia, Mrs. Lois Mahoney, Mrs. Effie Shepard. Bottom left qCustodi- ansjz Sitting: Mr. Paul Ames, Mr. Lewis Roche, Mr. Richard Call. Stand- ing: Mr. Guy Peck, Mr. XY'illiarn Tobin, Mr. Alfred Balcom. Custodians When they bring dovvn the curtain Everybody's gonna think it's over. But in the back of my mind I know, It's only the start of the show. Y 47 Q9 A fl case, Q 64. Ziff M, DRAMA A C P' U 0 2 1 5 J ,,.. . J I ,Qi .p n x it ,ua 11 1 v , -.J-r91',Q 75 lr- lnnerit Tne Wind blrung Lorcc Farrar, Lulu: Mltrhcw 5. c.hl'l5 Run Sundmg' Steven Klrk. Tim Sulllmn, Vxnnxc XYIIFIIKCI, KurrSm1th, Marr Bclrmmh FQ pfi' ' V -N fi, X Q. A 5 PA.. m nlvvlo ,X 'ffiutsrvs 0150115 .fmunn R50-' -Q5 R I F ' f xv' ' 5.wfs'w -' 'mg 'Q 3, '-Q 1--Av --,,'. 41. 06 n x Q54 , . ' S x ffzzik 'Q .fi . - '51 5 NS ' 1: ,.'- .'v. :fake K , fix?-mx ' . ti, 1 ,...x.:..'33Qs ' - Q 1 ' -:35Si3'.,fG, ,'llrlA Sophomore Play Thanks to .tn excellent choite of m.1ter1ul by dtrettor Lhrrs Rlttl4f11X5Dl5Yl2TCJTHIQK Lt NWN pmt x-lctl rts 'vNCll'l7Jl.AUr ul -.lsr or su with A thsxllenge whrch they tatkletl wrth .admxmhle PI'UlCNNIUll.llININ llmlwle Us .utcpt the tlmth ul her Luther, Peggx rlmrlu litltlmblntlerr turns to an lmaginary play friend, the Clown lRobrn Oprnel Tha' l I-mn mlkes Pgggt hugh lmtl forget, .mtl gets Pqggx lrzt-l rr-,trhlc ,rt school Wrth hrs antics Both her tenchcr, Miss Erwln rnhmtc C,l,1vtWm rm-l her prxntlptal, Dr lk-rson rliutl fmtxlurnu ulls wth her Peg- gfs mother ilielite Kadenl. tomforted bv her brother George lA4l.ll H Lux l.jlYA1lLlAllX guns tht- strength to mpc wth the thxltl, .mtl wth her husbands death. The final scene 15 Ll heartrentlmg struggle between Peggx .an-l tlrt'1,loun rn whtth the vt-tlng grrl must trght 'mth the trmsztzt-n from chrldhood to adolestente The Clown le,1ves,t.1lc1ng vuth hum lJtgttgx's tlnltlln-xl Emllx Bu. hbrn-let won the vtcll--lt-scrxctl Best .-Mtrcssn .mpxrd for her superb portrayal of tht tt.1um.1t1zed Peggy .mtl Rohm tlprrc rctctuetl the .Null or Best Nupphrrrng ,-Xttrqssu for her tl',,1r,1, ter the Clown All members of both trew and tast shoultl be tomnmcntlul lorthc1rrzutst.4ntlxng ,oh ll ,W I Y 1 'Q l.. 's Q ' W A' ' xx I -A M. ., . 3 1 I 4 ' 'Y 'ati 53 1 Q as 'ik fr s-,Q 45? ii - , 1-J 'Vi ii,- , 1-ai rf wg: ww gg S N6 6 gs mi , . V 'A X 3 A- ,. , . ., X: 55: .5 , g , It I rt A 'A,?, v. 4 1 V .4 i 4, 14 1 N, 1- N33 ,il 3 1 .rf 1- - - Q x 'C 'Q . .1 , 4 X K . 4 fm Ifxxg KF-sv, EI i N ff' .,,...-1 If 'Sf .4 'N-ff' ' v . , , Q Five ws f We are restless because of incessant change, but we would be frightened if change were stopped. S 4 gsm X, if Luoig. SIQQ 2192 is fflzffg wits NJOI ww gpm? Lyman L. Bryson Rc Q. 5 SMP? CQQEEB NEQSXR WENT W We Nt Q96 Q5 6:68 C59 'K 9 sew fx be QJCJQ 0 FIV HONORS SOC!ETy M4 METCO CH5 7. ACTIVITIES JN 0 Pwr SS 754413 MOM ,ego 04, 765 2 0 4349! 0' 'S' 50356 0 Qpfvik 7 YA 'LA ff- 2,70 rfxzv mo ! LD-n Y 6.KKuEc.ER J.: , as 1.-fig. 'X ,F x I Q L e fr. 4' if-'P' : 'Q f,f',','x -gi -vj' a 5- Iggy fm- . LBA. 1. ' ,..a 1. W .' 3 -ffvg, 'lf' gzeigsp'-'1 L French Club At the annual French Club initiation, students' necks were measured for the guillotine and the interrogators were assembled, ready to question the prospective French Club members. Later on in the evening, King Louis XIV and Queen Marie Antoinette held court in order to execute one of their unworthy subjects. Naturally, the guillotine was used for the execution. After the poor soul's head was taken away, the King and Queen invited everyone to ear and drink cider with them. ln December, the French Club gave a Christmas party for the Haitian children, who live in Dorchester. French students presented skits, mime, and puppet shows, and then the children played musical chairs or pin the nose on Rudolph. Pere Noel paid the children a visit and gave each one of them presents, which they all enjoyed. The party came to an end as everyone sang French Christmas carols. Mieux vaut donner que de recevois . . l,,.,.,-- s v x 1 . I vj:wag.?b'.fl 'Y , th? T TN A 5 3- '-iq' , . 60 .5551 1. 0' ft J.,- ' , x. 1 K 39 f give Ia? S. 5,56 S-! 's? 1' SF? 'IAQ - KX XXXX M '?Y5','.we?- A 1. x --' 1 X. .1 X X. A ,W f , f J 3-1 ,, x'.jf',f xx,- ,nf le Spanish Club This year the Spanish Club has been involved in numerous activities. Many of the activities have been held annually but some were held for the first time this year. To start the year off right, the club ree- nacted the Spanish Inquisition of the fif- teenth century, during the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella This reenactment was the club's initiation, annually held to acquire new mem- bers, A few months following the initiation. I-.i Tuna performed in the Little Theatre. This was .1 group of students from Barcelona, Spain, who sang songs from their country, It was a cultural experience held for the first time and most likely will be held again in future years. The club's members had plenty of Christ- mas spirit this year after leaving the Christ- mas party for the Spanish children of Fram- ingham Unlike the past Christmas parties held in the Language reference center, this year's party was held with success in the Framingham Spanish Community Center. In the planning stage for this year, a num- ber of the members will be involved in Inter- national Dessert Night, an annual festivity involving all of the language clubs in order to raise scholarship money, These members will be forming a singing group to serenade the audience with Spanish songs. Also in the planning stage is a trip to the Mexican restau- rant Casa Romero, in Boston. And for the first time, the club is planning to act out a play, or perform some other means of enter- tainment in Spanish, to various grammar schools in order to cultivate an interest of the language in future students of Wfayland High Nduud K .A X x s ,J -N-.-,sa,i....a,a:s 4 Q 4 I 9 I 4 qua sq! 600 lov 00000 sqm: 9.0! 4 as 9 9 0 0 on, O 'von loo, :'OIos, 9loo, on, , 959:45 fig ' u v Q 9460 my 060 909i Ag sooo 4 9500 l v 4 s I Q . 1 :film 1. wg st. hal 2. 6Fn -Q ,, 1-- N -. '. 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The spaghetti dinner, Intemational Night, and Classics Day were other events organized by the Club. The Club functions as a cohesive unit mainly due to motivation, participation, and leadership. MAXIMUS CAESIUS Francisco Smith is regarded as the Lorenzo Di Medici of modem society. Mr. Smith works assiduously to diffuse westem culture into the Club's members so that his torch for excitement might ignite their flame for activity. This year he found inspired students thronging to the Club. With help from numerous upperclassmen, especially a large group of persevering seniors, the Club initiated over seventy students at its infamous initiation. In all Club activities, members participated, whether creating or . acting, decorating or cooking. The Latin Club remains the unequivocal vanguard at Wayland High. -111: 'n1,1t1:E1-z -f--4'-f- L, ,i ,.,,...,,.. , A -..D-4 .,-,a,,,g,.,-,-3. Y i fl otggk. Row 1 -lohn Mellody, Frantisto Smith, Treasurer Maryanne C F Primavera, Co-Consul Brian Hubbard, Co-Consul Lorenzo -Jacobson, Secretary laura Nance, Daniel Levin, Mike Monte Row 2 Maureen Collins, Minam Moses, Chip Bamberger, Eric Leith, Russ Leshne, Eugene Rear, Beth Connolly, Verna jean Horgan, Cynthia Crowley, Anne M.1cMill.m.,l1ll Vanelli, Annt--leffreysulenny' Magdisson Row 5 ,Iohanna Kleinulennifer Blair, Dee Mortensen, Dana Marshall, Kevin Matthews, Loree Farrar, Janice Okoo- man, Alosh Bamherger, Robin Oprie. Lewis Chodosh, Suzanne Shaps. Marcia Seller, Bonnie Gosselsnlim Therrien, Peter Vasady-Kovacs, Heidi Kampf, David Neumeyer, Kathy Ntmrvurtxl, Sally Matdowell, Claire Mazzola, Doug Satra, Lisa Taub, -Ieff Donahue Row 4' Alan Bishop, Mike Hogue, Martha jackson, Mary Barney, john McGowan, Bill l.ugtit'. .lated Smith. Darrell Strauss, Susan Mcfionagle, Ann Neumeyer, Pam Bryant, Alison Primavera, Judy Allen, Emilie Glecltman. Susan Floridia, Richard Sacra, Muffy lliuartl, Roh K.irpp,Vl.1qui Martin, Cfhutlt Dolan, Ellen True, Donna Shaw. Lindarlacobson Row 5: Daniel Keating, Gail Peters, Tom Hartley, Chris Craven, Mark Dinman, Anilrt-vs Nit hols, I..iur.i Adams, Samuel Zanghi, Scott Oberulamesklactmbson, Kevin Barnev,,lanice Clawsonhjulie Vasady-Kovacs, Liz Markell, Amy Gosscls, Laura Kiradiieff, Daxitl She. Deetlee Ciallaher. Matt Seiler, Martha Clampitt, Susie Schwartz, Lisa Simmons, Sue Sharek. Karen Ziffer, Rick Waldron, Sylvia Pereli, David Casale. Row 6: David Irvin, Pam Miitth, Marv Ciearn, Steve Spulttwvslcl, lirik Sobel. Rox' W'est.-lay Phillips. Dan Nichols,-lim Shine, Peter Phillips, 'lim Cannon, Tricia Newell, Karen Kilpatrick, Louise K-wlovvslti, Alison Mall-tin.Aluhe ilistellanu, Kathy -lohnson, Tracy Flynn. 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Mrs, Manley, David Orrh. jeff Montgomerx, Steve McDowell, Bruce Krigman, Tom Civniaris Library Aides Miss Sapienza, Robert McNaunty, Anne Mor- gan, David Casale, Miriam Moses, Myra Box, Robbie Vrablik, Pat Davis, Sharon English, Karen Miller, David Smith, Elisabeth Geiger. Key Club Row l Henry jones, Steve Anronell Row 2 Roh Averill, Peter Raskin, -Iulie Donahue, Rich Reardon, Pam Murch, Anne Morrill, Dana Peltunice Row 3 Mr Hines, Barrie Cohen, Bill Harris, Mithclle Karmodv. Andi' Keane, Lee- Ann Haves, Beth Ashack Q u 1' Meth Team Ram I Mr 5IJIhC.f',rNi.1FX HuuILr1,fNf.atI Hum X A 'S 4- - K, R.mrix Cuhcn Rum 2 Iudx XX'clls, Lures Ifumr 'lkrf Nklsxr Greenhouse C5 L L in-75 f5gyM!!!4e N, fo V' Club Lmda Lund. Comme Inmgcr. Mr Bcgm, Sallx Ncwhall Chess Team Slillflg Alcx Bcllmn. Dcnms Hurmm Sumi- mg Bud Qmudxun, Bull Bsdnr, Iluld Kmur. Mr. Shelton, I.1ml.u Gnchncr. RMI-n f'r1mIcx Wayland Free Press Rom 1 Sue Stekly, Arvid Muller, Robin Oprie, Torn Raskin Row 2' Aaron Socrat, Xwilliam Ecl-cel, Daniel Levin, Vincent Winkel, Managing Editor Alfred Escher Row 5: Carey Burke, Lisa Gosscls, Bonni Hodges,-Iohn McCracken, Hugo Ahn, Editor-in-Chief David Levin, Mr Corey. Missing Copy Editor Susan Broad. Attic JMIUAU Mr. Kates, Phil Gleckman, Ben Rosenzweig Elizabeth Rosenzweig, Amy Kant, Margaret '5 , ,.. Mn Neil, Mr Richards Small Business Management Mr Wilk, Rich Riordan, Ken Hutchinson, Car Glyn Morse, ,lim Horgos, Amy Lamb, Sean Bur DC! -ya If Q 3 rl: v-se: O , 6- 5' .. 6: if - 1116 E90 L. 1 .. f Ae S- ...il .-vn'3 2 I , 45 .1 3 .:. ef S . , . v -'-.-v- -A-1- 1 ' Q1 1 E Q M wr- 'M Y 'F 'f 'H v --I 696.9 -f 1 0 :QQ 1- , mv ' 4 , lv ,4 . 5 A X 9 9 D'V Q ..Ta... aa.-1' ., 7 ,I X Z :xy y .1 .iw w , 'E ie ,- fi 'iii lu it 5 -i 3 .1 , 4,1 , s ' ' 91, f Ivlisinformed Society Once upon a time, in a little town, down a small path, in a wooden house, lived an Imperial Kleager. Now this Imperial Kleager had a friend, Albert Leung, whom he taught two very impor- tant facts of life: don't take homework seriously, and muff around whenever possible, Thus from this friendship emerged the local branch of the National Honorary Misinformed Society or The Albert Leung Club for the Misinformed. The motley clan was smartly organized by advisor ,Ion Rubin into two distinct branches: The Albert Leung Repertory Theater for the Misbegotten, a small circle of friends who perform regular NON SEQUITURS, and The Four Hundred Alliance for Mischievous Miscreants, a coterie dedicated to the fine art of looting and pillaging. The Soci- ety functions as the most inventive, popular, lucrative, lewd, perverse, illicit club at the High School. fSpecial thanks to the Muses for inspirationj N L. Ll Row l Big Checst' Smith, Unldcn Foot Num. Secretary of Calrulus iihodmli, M.iswt Allwrr Leung. F.iirg.1me Beard, kihcrubii Qliccks McGowan, Imperial Kleager 'I.itulwsiiri, XY'in,r Ding Matthews Row J Anne Tigunx. NJHLI tor of Loch Gulf XX clls, Mona ii.: l.ic'lX'ri1c'lgl'1, lalpsang Orange Pt'ltoc Suiitlimig l,.lI1xilNxlU. Qimllikc' lXl.ll'NlI.lll, Hulwlm llulilu lliilwluiil, I2xeiutivt Iud1ti.il Ollitial 1,4-ith. lavtd Hx l':'i .ulviwr G yi tmisiimisricss Lewin Rim 4 'Iiliunilc-rrliiglws 'I'l1c'rricn, ilipur Stcrturis XY'cst, Mr 'Ifiit Rubin. 0uUngCNub Row 1, Vlohn Bruns, Anne -Jeffreys, Sara Kirby, Sarah Beard, Corny Langer, Linda Lund, Daniel Levin, Scott Farrar, Philip Gleclcman, Linda Goehner. Row 21 jack Halfpenny, Sandra Ahlstrom, Martha jackson, Monique Desaulniers, jane Dorfman, Inga Slade, Debbie Cedar- land, Anne Keller, Karen Ziffer, Row 3: jenny jones, ,leannie Burns, Sandy Ladoulis, Michelle Zimmerman, Mary Peeler, Andrea Manter, Amy Tobin, Patty Kelsoe, Liz Rosenzweig. Row 4: Lorna jackasson, Hubby Hub- bard Row 5' David Orth, Paul Heppner, Randy Cohen, Richard Krasnick, Mr. Hall, Mr, Spang, Amos Crip, Cver- ard Keating, Sally Newhall. METCO 'Fi 1 My .41 ..' nf' I ' ' 1- -' y, Ax-.np .' - Smmng Uv Pl.uc, M.m .InN1uvlw, K.xrcn llnw. Prom Queen B.1rlur.n fNIAlrrn1.nk, Vncnmwc Quarlcs, Kathy Nnmood, Ruth Am-H11 Smud- mg Rmb Blc,1kncx.N-th Lnmwlry Hub M.4mfuld, INIuh.n'l Ixnch, NAIL' Doc, Stu Guwcls, Cvlcnn Bchmcr 1' 1:29 A 'I 5 . X ' ff f' M' lifaifl'-.-55? F ' 'Q Q 'E 4 K 'lf-,I an v,. ' an -1 V? X. VJ yzh., - or ,, x ini? xwlziyga 15555 .:, : 5 f .izigiv ,,415,.. fv-:.,,. ... u , ., u '-S 'xffmvfxwfp S i 7 A - I , . fi ff-.. , - Q-A Tribute 71 'f Q' Q , of . ' sf , ,I xt ,. , X . 2 , 1 2 Start with an eight-hour day filled with the usual classroom teaching load. Then add the remainder of the day's requirements - innumerable yearbook meetings, know-how in the arts of cropping, stamping, identi- fying, numbering, lay-out, camera setting and loading fhaf J, advertising, selling and, of course, the deadlines. Few individuals could endure such a work day. But Marcel Richer, who has worked here for seventeen solid years, has devoted many long hours in the last three years to the trials and responsibilities of being the Yearbook advisor. He has done a tremendous job. He has been unstint- ing with his time with each staff member, never too busy and always dependable, I-Ie was our inspiration. Without his guidance we would have remained a noisy group of rampant idealists. unable to channel ideas onto paper and into print, Mr. Richer has been remarkably patient, and despite his prediction for car mirrors this lights up, can you believe it?h and metallic covers. he merits hearty thanks from all. Anyone who has the moxie to tell the editor she has messy hair, and constantly to give Taylor'a piece of his mind, deserves commendation. It is with much warmth and love that we pay tribute to you, Mr. Richer. Thank you for tying all the loose ends together and for making what that silly Texan lady dreamed about in southern tones, come true. 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'f'l.! .' -'..-'iii-wh a 4' 1 , . ,-Jydi .M 4 . - . fw .nfs vfi ' uri ,,- bi a.QY AiZ'aii-N I 4 john Brat ken, Mark Avery, Mike DcCourcey. Alan Delgadillo, Howard Finkel, Dave Hietala,-lay Bulkley, VARSITY TEAM - Row li Rich Riordan, Andy Holland, Ken Hutchinson, Ken Woodman, Brian Fellows Ico- caprain p, Peter Raskin leo-taptainl, George Goddard, Steve Antonell, Henry jones, Mark Donovan, Clayton jones. Row 2 Don Wfoodson, Bill Maley, Paul Moschella, Peter Crowley, Nate Doe, Mike Hoffmanjeff Southmayd, Pat Haggerrv, Tim Gary, Em Blom Row 5: Kevin Flanigan, Ron Bolivar,-John Hackendork,-John Lewis, Doug Xvambolt, Ken Finegan, Gary Saxton, Brian Matsaswlon Schwartzulohn Burke. Row 4: Brian Goeselgjim Chafe, Norman Brown. RowS Coath H1ncs,Coach l,ukis,Coacl1 Anadore, Russell Brodie, ', 5 , ,. .J ', 'v'x3'. 'np 'Z .W ,L vii -Q l -gg , . . .Q . . N 5 ,J 'Y n . ....-1' , ,, ,, -nut - , l,,..,' 1.. i- ', .-l 4-1 lv,-.... -. ri . M-, v, -.. . , IN., :YM ... 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Tlirotighotit the season all the players had a good time and enioyed playing on the team, The junior varsity finished with a 5-5 record while the freshmen compiled a 2-6 record. as - -1 .2 'Q J .ll YNIOR VARSITY TEAM i Row l john Lewis. Miko Shomphe, Alan Lapicrrc, Kirk Martin, Mike Ntatlftus, Bob Harvcv. Kerry Gordon Row 2 Don Nauglcr, Mark lxwis, Mike Hoguc, Bolw Averillulim 1 annon, S-can Franthi, Coach Homan Row S, Greg Nhwalm, Mike Monson, Frank O'Connor, Ted Q lirwssitas, Sturt Bradv, Paul Mclanson, Tom Bertrand Missing ,lim Mtijonaglc, Dan Haggerty, fr fn: Mi' X to ...B I H O In at A Dilli- ' in-f, ,V ,wr-i' f-Q - L . an ':, a ' , Q ' ' sn 'X .E .h,..., :A h 4 Y V h ' IX . 4 fr- ' , ' ' ' -4 ' f r5-:iln- Wm 1. , , N3 Ill? .-Ungf .l Og if , dx' Q - JI Af g 'S P' .4 ah ' . if Y.-' .'. ,:11Q'f5.4l:w: ' FRESHMEN TEAM - Row l:.Iim Nardone, Tom Blais, Timmy McCann, Doug Richards, Walter Donnelly Cco-captainjhlohn Maley, Ernie Dimuzio, Doug Perry. 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A ,',4'.y 5.5.4 he ? 1: . , 'v 1 - Q Ox J.- 1 , -! , , ,.,f+ 15+ 3, Q .Tdk':.',,g5-.bufa', .14 , f ,Q at X Country Nuvftx fiontord 13141 XVLNIUH ij 19 lkmlliirxl jfjp-4 Atronvlioxlworo u,,1' Newton-South 1' io l.intoln-Sudhurv S1721 Season Retord Q 1 a si i. , -r ' 'f .T 'Y ,,. Every day the members of the Cross-Coun- try team are out running up the hills and through the sand pits, They run mile after mile through rain and snow, Although this yenr's team ended with n 2-4 record, they always worked their hardest and never gave up trying. Cross-Country mnning is one of the most strenuous sports and the team should be commended for its persistent work, The junior Varsity team finished with .1 record of 7-O and should provide for .1 strong squad next year. Row l Din l.ckx, Roxigtr Keller, Mi.h,icl 'lvoolicm lu Phillips, Nlirk fl'llA11l1.llL.'l1I1l llurnrrr. ,lohn lxilpirritl. Rim I ,lim Nhrne, Perri l,l1IlllPN,hl.ll'l ll.irris, llill Ross. ,loc N.irp,iro, vlon Cfossrls, Stc'pli,inu' Srnoor, Sumo Six tori, ioiili llC'llL'tlL'Ill lion 3 l,.lXInl ?Nl.lfxl1.IlH, l5,lVNl Xlforiig. lirii YC. Multi' li-irilon. l'c'rcr 'liriiiwiicr xllllx in l lt ri, lin tori ll.irgi1t'x. lliuxmo lump -1- if Wo . cgi .,. - , 'A. go. f ,1 .. 9 si Aw ng 1 w Te A-' J . 'x 5. 2 'WPA 5431-L.',w 4.5 LQ 4 f YJ! hw s .- . wa' s ' 1, fs., rn Q . 4 ,ge ' qt. - ,K . 'u U I . ' 4 0 si ' 'Q ' - . JAVA A sy ,V val. Q . - A Bl I i :fit V ,t ,.' . vw .1 1 4 +.., i Qi.. -1 -1 ' , Q' V : I A 4- , - 1 fgvg?-vi. 5 fs V I W V 41' - ,qw-fs-v ' g. ' be Y, --' D, bg! .r5 KQf3:,:,?n' . V 'Q --f ff' 'f'jf3f.'i '3',' . ' sf 'F' 'V Cheerleaders , -P e., PQ. Q. . ' Q -.'-Lv f A, I ,L .,, :,, -us .441-Q asf?-.' e , b N -4 , - x N5 f. -'PN I L.. .. X .yy . ' Q. '- gf Xfarxm -- Rmn 1 -lem Thcufrlux, Pun Grrffm. Dcbbrc Clrmc, Klrcn Dnrs, Karhx' Nclson, Mxrhclle XX'eldon, Row 2' if if -.T-.J fl Lx nm Brrrr11H.arri,NI.1rx C.l1ffnrd.Cf1pr11n Shcrn Pmrrcr. DehbrcAhl.Tr1r1.1AlphCn Mrssing Dorm.1Dcvcaux 4 5' ' Mk 5 'hmu rr Nfrrwrx - Run 1 fNI.rr1c PMRs,1dUYf'5. Kathx Kclwc.Dcbb1c Rmhford, D316 Houghton, Kxm Xvxllinms. ' lqffgggciz-ig'25'-'34 's Immm 4 Nhmmm' Ro-xr.,1.xruu B1,m.I..1ur1c li1SCI'.AH'lX Ywhn, I.1nd,aXVCtzsrC1r1.SuC XVGNI Mxsslng Lmric Krugman, A- ' ' 0 . ,,, . A? t A .,. Q a ' ff iv ' . ..--- r ' r s . ' wwf- ,- Q , Ln -Q uv ,. r , -- Vx 1- in Q .A a- . 3.1 ,l : ' ' A 1.91 , ,nr . Q . ..'. '1 'Q ' ,x la - ' Rf-5 K 5 . I: ' 5 wwf ': N fi' - . 'J ' '. ' l, l-:rpg I , lvfrw- ' 31-'fx ',f',a M 'lr 'Ha yi.-.,, ' 1-. i r . 'NY . At, - . .-A' Y Q I s Lg - ' ' ,uvllf 1- yirq-ww' A in. , 1 1 , , , , W. ,- Lyvxafihf -Qawrgl R w-w 1 . , , eff- ,, 1 .- .au- 'A .av- ' ,- I . pu xii 3 :f 24. ,l 4 0 in 'G' ,vum , 1,' P ,,,,-.uw-..-an '-- ff--'-r f?Z22 N,-rv- ' 'I ii ..,. 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Ihnm Nllhlsh, l..urrx Slum E HT 1!UWl'F'f USCA + ,I vi' I l BBSKGTDBI I -'Q .f,, CY' ,A . . .,3wg- If 1 -,ui fam I 38 Q V'-Q , gg? ,sr if 5,5 , . M mm ff' ip s fr af 'if 1? -A 5 W Q' l In 'N' f f W - 1 4-Q 'W'-u Basketball once again had a good season putting together a record of 15-5 overall, 7-5 in the league thus placing the team in Znd place. Combining good shooting with tough rebounding and defense the team put together many exciting wins. Some injuries in the middle of the season hurt the team, but they adjusted extremely well and continued to win games. A few close games during the year could easily have changed the season dramatically for the team. X5C'ayland's final record was good enough to qualify them for the Tech Tour- nament at the end of the season. .Q f'f AEEz-f i Q f,,,, N, .YU1 N yggw 1 X ' PNY MYUNH 5 B 3: 1 490 17,y4?'7Z nl K' if ' x J 'K' Alan-yfll , if 31,42 v , ,N ,J : .... , 44, Lf- N, . . . . 7. wi vw f ' - wx? xg. '.- I f ' sv 3 5 ., ' 9353 'J 3xW ? 5bQ' 'V, . JM K M4945 fmu.41wf1fG:w-QAAE W ' w 'sm U 3 f Q, 1 j , A f ix' ' 9 smog i YU? F w VC 65 If I A Li wavy A '9 awk FX J 4 Q 1 le 0:11 Me., H. A dna' X VW-' -uv xx, in L Q.. , ff . 4 ,,,..:r, 'S 1 . x . 3 X PS 34' ii' 5 u'g!'i Hs. A -mall .- ,, f . . , t .NG ui ,gum L .amawxm M. ., J, , . W Wm 'CSFTA-It '. x Msg ' -l 443, .AJ ' . 5 , . I miia,,..4f Q f U O . 22 .i J Y - 2 Fl F I ,, Q Q. 1 5 in ff' ' I V 49, V o Wg, , Dlilslbvv 'U-lil!! !'1l'If3lYl if 4' N B Q 1 SE. en, n '- sm' , 1 xF,...', L...,, . ,W V 'Y F' Varsity Hockey x9 95 Kneeling: john McGowan, jared Smith, Mark Henley, john Burkc,joc Anzivino, jimmy Brooks, jim Mcnclly, Mark Nylund, David jeffrey, Scan Burnett, Standing. Coarh Anasras, Buddy Brooks, john Morgan. Kevin Lawless, Kirk Martin, Andy Connolly, Alan Mix, john Poirier, Box Averill, Dickie Akins, Mike Bonarrigo, Pctcrj. Crowley, Coach Vcar .1 'KA 'KLA 'll-I 6 QBMAO Q2 'XX-U 9 'Q :Od are s- C' Q 'KLA 4, A 6 xi. , wi gg., Q 4 '59 WL. ai., 1 N12 Y' Q. 4 - '6 c. ' -50 The 1976-77 season was a crucial one for the Wayland Hockey team. With a new coach and three disap- pointing years behing them the team went through some changes, and with the changes came improvement. XX'aylan finished fifth in the DCL with a 8-IO-O record. They had many impressive wins, and in each loss they outshot their opponents. The offense was always a threat, scoring as many as eleven goals in one game while the defense always did their best to stop the opponent with many members of the team returning next year Way'land hockey should continue to improve. i X.. in Q . Q L S ma, Varsity Scores W,.4Vl.U1tl Opponq-nr Q , 2 Cnnuvrilaifarlislc 5 fi Newton South I 3 Beclforil S 2 l,intnln-Suilhufv 6 ,D 5 Artem-lluxlmro 8 4 XWCSIHU 5 2 Umnwril-iarlislc 6 U Ncwtiwn Smith 3 1 Bcillurtl 2 l lamuln Niiilliurx 4 l Aituh llnxlvurn fi l l NX-'mum 5 9 Uimuril-C .irlislc S 5 NKWVIUII Noulli l fl l'5Ccllrrril 5 4 l.iniiiln-Nuillwury 5 .l Aitlrrilfirllwrfiv 5 H XX'csrim R 130 I 1 x 0 1 1 AD 1, f Q- x0-v .ZX-.3 fxnulmg Tum Rullybrun lx,1r1gL11su,N1uk4 Hqnlcx. x Q Frank Nxualw, Stun' Iirmmky Niue N.4l1.nbui1Jrm immi- Tcd Cilwrusum. Sum M11-hcllx Huh Kcmc. Yum ' E Olxr. Cymru-1 lxcarmg. Ihxui K.m.n.m. Nncvc C.u.41J- DUIIU, Srcvc Haxvmrd. Rub Y.1m.1rr1r1-1, Mlkc X'l'mxi. C031 h Ycnr I i wma:a.e:f5uw:1.1-Qfu 4-2 .V Q.:-w.1szK7.f3 m.s.az:4w:::zmawv:n-'rfnazf-v1v.x-f., ,.,,- -vs, i 7 W, ,..,T7,ui. , 'A ' 'IAN' Norm Wayland Opponc-nr 1 Bcdford 4 4 Newton South 0 S Hoi Iusron F 2 Amon 4 12 Newton South l 2 Marian ' -1 ACIOI1 6 2 Marian K I Hol I i Ston I 2 Bedford K --2 Ei II -if I XU I F K r V1 fffqefx' L9 fi QF E 6 K Q . Yidigwxwi 5 ki L: I' .1 ,Q I-5 -L ' A ,A , .nk ' A H51 , ,A ... Q , I A E 1 - A ff xx 9-'A g A 1 Q gg -Q 1' P 1 A rf I 4 -i-U s Ts' gf? 3 Vg' nf Sa 7Q w f ,f 71? 1 g x Q G 7 ?.,jTN1 me , M dw Iii? gi- 'L U .4 v Pr' E, 4 4 2 1 X uvvgn . A D I. ' v 'P v x Q 1, 3 V , Er .5 13 F J gx' il -' HJ , Q,-45 ,wh 1 1.- if - 2 6 .2 1 ' 4 .fl - ab Xa, - , in A V X: .A , B 3'1 K Rifle Team Practicing every day under the police station paid off, as the rifle team had a successful 6-0-2 record. Wayland's rifle team continues to perform consistently each year. wx MM. -hun- -5.1: Row 1: Captain Barbara Manley, Co-Captain jeff Hersh, Steve McDowell. Row 2: Chuck Trella, Peter Newmann, Steve Geof- frion, Alfred Escher, Dan Clawson. Row 3 Felice Kane, Sue Nordberg, LeeAnne Hayes. Michelle Cunneen, Mr Funky Lamb Billerica 707 Holbrook 856 Catholic Memorial 651 Norwood 824 Braintree 865 Weymouth 641 Acton 844 Gloucester 834 Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wfayland Wayland Wfavland 871 846 900 845 821 821 861 83 'xx X 4 gg ga if Y -it , 1 Fx xxxvwgii- elk' Y' l p Q v 11 v, I Y 2 I. of FAM lwlillfsl. I: e, N 'M L L, .s.', . ' x'f 'I' F, U' 3 5 mv ' if 3'f 'g5 If xx Q X V 1 .ig . A u x ix If 3 ' IQ f 9 ' ,r i 4 W1 Skiing GIRLS lfROSS-COUNTRY 4-1 -1,1 4-1 +1 SLAM JM I-'J ,A BOY 4 -1 -1 4 S. 4 S 1 1 l l O 1 Row 1 Anne Neumeyer, Katharine Hazard, Peter Abencl, Chris Craven, Bob MacDt'1ugall, David Neumever, Sandra Hoenignlen- niler Harris, Lisa Taub, Betsy Maddock, Elizabeth Elder, Connie Langer rtaprainp Row 2 Emil Tanner Kcaptainl, Phil Robinson, Matt Sciler, Robin Gcarn, Carul Plumlw, Sally MatD0wcll, Mary Gcarn Rtm 5 Ken Rmltetr, Davton Haigney, Peter Vasady- Kovau, lint Ye, Bill Keeler, -loel Harris, Peter Crowley, Bill Logue, Randy Hoey Robert Exam, Sarah Russell, Bun Bowers 138 -Ian jan, -lan, Feb 'Ian Feb 5 15 Z6 9 20 5 If , v,,q4!'.f 91 -fi. 50,40 'A S T-'hr 'X li The Ski Team was happily provided with a new coach, Mr. Bowers, and, for the first time in years, plenty of snow. Both factors contributed to Wayland's success, Led by Co- captains Connie Langer and Emil Tanner, the team came breathtakingly close to Concord's first place record. The depth of Wayland's team, in cross country and slalom, rather than any particular stars, gave the team points as well as good spirit. The dedicated slalom team this year practiced much more than it was accustomed to, braving Buzzy's Bump without the benefit of a tow. In general, the future of the Ski Team looks bright. Thank you Coach Bowers for putting the dignity back into the Ski Team? Rica -ew s l. l'1' 2 1 l ,I I I. 'ta-.,..., 'N - 4 1 ' - 'X .4 Ay I . 9 gk 'S :Q .' X -T 1 Things do no E wx 2? Xfn UND ERC 45 1' 1 .,,. A .ax ,yn-' 0 U15 2:-J ff ,.ff ' ff 9 Z' 'F . ', x Y + at fail, V . Tx, SS xx Lf' ,a 1 N v4 '. 5- Y zu Z if v 1 ,a ,A ' - a N. Q g. Q ,pl-un un ngktsum 'yy N ' fx 5 f 'X fm I 1 5 ., ' mv. n df ' 'v Xxx A s I 4v pl' R Q 3 -naw U.. XX 'v X .g,. 1 Q11 l i u ,,.. i In '2 ' -i 351551 ' ' J 54 - if'-ff! .- if .i.,, . Ai. In - Q if.: -1' 'A' fin' ' ' .V ' 5 - . -' . W , ' - ., ----'- ,L 2 , -lyk, P 2 john Onufralc james O'Reilly Lisa Palangi Leslie Palmer Gregory Parker Stella Parks David Parsons Connie Pattison Doug Perry 1 Craig Perri: Perer Pilsluln Linda Pinkham Diane Place Sou Poirier Mitchell Poole Christina Posrema Darfvl Powell Karen Profir Beth Puhlicover Susan Quigley Earn Randolph Tom Rcillv Doug Richards Tarirx Richardson Chris Roclccl Ken Rocl-cur Mitch Roscnblaii Tina Rouncr ,lohnna Roy -Iohn Ruilsit Righaril Sai r.i Carlvn Sanilcrs Susan Saxton f ' 1 I 5 5 l F. 5521 I -4 9 , -2' 'Yi' v KU' 6 f 0 .V ix. af! ,E '25 Tgxrf' ., I un .Fl . .14 .U an-an ilh 2 I - Il 'l.Q lf.: Sophomores bOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD Kncclmg Dcmsc DcGugllclmo Dayna Zrmmerman Robm Oprrc Sandy Kendall Standmg Mrs Bclsky Cco-advrsorj Tom Raslun Anne Malcy Nianrccn Qfttllrns, DarwlGu1du lxnm MtKovun Melxssa Lambert Adam Levy Scott Obcr Mrs Kassak fcoadvnsorl Laura Adams Bob Averill Rudy' Avcrsano Ann Barbctti Kcvnn Barney Mary Beard Alex Beltran Rlch Bcnncy Tum Bertrand ,lcnnufcr Blair Karen Blasotto Dcbblc' Blood Mant' Boccadoro Ron Bolivar Scott Brady Kcvm Brown limtly Butkblndcr -lay Buckley .Iam Cannon Dawn Carlson Barbara Carney Mark Cfarncr -Iulnc Ciaxtcllani Stew ilnalanutto vltJl1nCll1asC Stn -'c Clhlslctt Tell f:lIl'XNNlk35 'Ianut' C,l.1vuon Xlllk' fillllnfil Blll flllflff N1.mrc'L'nfQull1ns Vlolm Klux .SV I A S fx H W A a-, , -- li fvx ,A-v ,Yi K Q- ' M- 'ww if M ..,? ,v , GLY i if U X x , 1 L. ll' N1 rv-.. 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'J 4 U- 41140 Glcnn l..imh Mclisu l..1mlx'n Alan Llllicrrc -lamic Lgwrcmc Karcn Layman Mlm Leith -lim luinarcl llfllnf Dan Levin nlixli LL-xin Aclarn lx:xx Vlulin Lewis Mark lxwix Hinnah Linden Sandi Lupif Stcvc lNl.icDUwcll Ross Mackay Doug MacLCll.1n Chuck Maguire Sarah Maincr Anncmari Malcy Liz Markcll David Marsh Lisa Marston Kirk Marlin Paul Marnnck Leslie Matthews Steven Mrfainmon Lynne McC.1rthx john McCrac ken 'lim McGon.1glc Kcllic MuGon1glc Mikc lVlx'Q2OD.1glC' Kim lNv1LKLJW'n M.1rg.irct MrNicl hllnicn' McQuccncx Pam lXliViikcr Paul Mclmmn Vinilx Mcrrcll Kirnhcrlx Millx Alan Mix Mclixyi lNlug.in Miki' Mnnwn P.iiil l3lO0l'.lLll.H1 Anna' Murg.in l.mil.i Mnrrix M.iric' lNlurruv.'x Phil Munlxx.ix M.iurcc'n Mulnncx l1u.il1 Murih 'liiin Nunn' Don 'Y.iii4i:lc'r Steve Nelles Karin Nelson David Neumeyer Tricia Newell Daniel Nithols Frank Nicolo Amy Nixon Scott Ober Frank O'Connor Deirdre O'Driscoll Kathy Olsen Robin Oprie Michael Patterson Steve Patterson Eric Pauplis Skip Peckham Steve Pekunece Sylvia Pereli Peggy Perry Gail Peters Lewis Pettigrew Peter Phillips Christopher Platt Carole Plumb jackie Poirier Lisa Poirier Frank Pontecorvo Peter Prendergast Randy Profit Tom Raskin 4 -,,.u Y? .L t -'af i F fs.. V? Hd Chris Ricci Doug Richmond Denise Riordan Kathleen R.iordan Debbie Rochford Tom Rockel Walter Rockwell Ben Rosenzweig Michael Ross Leslie Rouffe Amy Russell Chris Samuel Phil Sandock Greg Schwalm Mark Sellier Susan Sharek U I ' 'dw 1,1 mv ' WQZZT .1 1 'YA .lf fi? 15' wi xi-T Q . '- 5, 4 1. 5 - v 4. if . Q. w-r .4 'Av jim Shine june Sieber! Alex Slade Andy Smith Erik Sobel jim Spinale Steven Spokowski Mike Statkus Mary Steams Alison Stetson Charlie Stevens Dorothy Stevens Ed Stevens Randy Stewart -Io Sturgis Tim Sullivan it' 'il I 1 I 4 a A 1 H 1 . U ih- vhs? ? ug? ,S M2 ffkm RY 1. 194 Er .1 - swi- fz- - 5 J .- N ,zi- 'Mb A 2 Xl I ' ' A I x :V .nk L ' .' ' 1. j'-f' xx 1, I N l N 1, flux lv 3 . 1, 1 X A N A 3. v fp! . Y 'Aw P 44' Juniors A. ll, NIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD lxneclrng Pam Ahern Anne Magmrllan Cynthxa Crowley lenmfer Brow Slnps Tom lJesrmol1clo,Bunn1e lamb Bonnie Hrxlgu lxathleen Qadler ball l-alxew Pcrer Abcnd Marx ann Arwmia Dax nl Ahl Henry Allen Parrrcua Alphen Sharon Alnrrd Suzanne Artardo Brll Augustus Mark Averv Brll Bader Darlene Baxter Marr Bclamamh C,arulBla1s l5nl'1FllC Blake link Blom ,larkne Blnnclxn Circrrhen Bulxrer vlulmn Brarkcn Bull Braumg llavnl Breen farm' Brlclgt' Ruxxfll lfrrxlli' lmlrl-, Bnmks l.xnn lll'tllllll,lfll All'I1llllCf Bn ru n Norman Bmwn lam Brun l'.m1Brx.unr llfl.ll1HllY.1lL'U Nun liurnr rr -luhn Burke Karrn liutltr , 158 I 0' '32 F' F' if X9-'W x. I 6 ,lj l , ., ' I 41- I-if VJ. . , .b og Av 711 lu, , ., , X rf. r ' f n xx 3 Xi. 3 I 'mx 1 1 ..f I lin,- -Sf ff -If up fl- 3 'f I -'B V . .4 fav W, Io' 1 'r me NM 5 v , .. 9 . xl w, if W! il nf l ? X i Qs if K ff-Q.. ihugfmzzxx -N 1 4 5 if 1 'T Nu 6 B F' Q1 .J 02,7 'W' K. . I s i i 41 -7 'mxviqyb 9 X is 1 3' We have lived and loved together Through many changing yearsg We have shared each other's gladhess AUG vveot eaoh other's tears. Charles Jefferys 42? xi? 'gg 66 '52 469 V N 4 fl' 5 6 -ff My X i X zgxk 529 E2 Q,-Q 2 + wg , 5 by 9 ,FK iw .GJ 5 O I fp ., I Q l lmsn l 1 Marncy Obcr b Barbara Krueger c Glenn Bchmcr cl Igxrryrlagobson c Wendy' Zmncr l Conmc Lmgcr g Mary Gcarn h Marry Zanghl n Carolyn Morse y Lms Hxncs lc Tanya ldc' l Karen Miller m Kxrcn DZVIS n Davrd-Iuhnson zu Sl1kll'FVXXfllllAIT15 p Trula Falkowskl q lurcn Banker r Davxd lrvln s llcnc Knnppnng I -Iudy Farrell u Blll Mxlcy 1:4 -lk A . 1.7. I Ins it all - - rf wif . 1. .wi , af ' KK? ' U, ,,.- , -. , ., , , I W ' fa ' T 5 0 ,ng - r - hwy, ' YlllIl Q' Q 1 a 4.--:Hr-, ' nv an 2 H'jf'fV f .'y'1-:lla . -, 'infer ,, ' 1 WA lx r, ., rr M Q vii ,Mm v. , 'L :Sgr .. , .nw-f- -F V Fi' 44 W , 7 ' uv' n .35 1 V'F'o, 1 Q. P s is-,Ka V ' 'Ui- 11' I W QW' Jimi Y . U ,, 'ff i , I, ' :. :Q xuf .. f .,LKfi1:' 1 ll. W lf- , I t 4 . a.1.. .xi -' M Q -l 'Y' 4-1. 'Ne' in ia, W P1 Tw ' A I - ' 4 4 'N ' O .0 0 J 'S u ': pJQ1.i!-A , . n J, - .v.,, Y fl ' s vw rw ' 'lf 'iff' ,l gulf! W4-,,6ig ' ,t Wx 1' Y - 5 I fY:.,y vt 'iffngr 5 Z, Sl ill , ,' 9 ' . if ' '.. ' ' Q ,ik ' , ,fg'j'A'!2f Q. kj VNFX A, , 49, in i x '-4 is bi' - if 5 za. Peter Raskin b Linda Stillman c. Donna Dcveaux d Cindy Doran C Debbie Ahl f Nan Minot g Randy Hoes h Laurie Krugman i Amy Rossborough j Ruth Averill lt Kareem Cohan l Alame Hatch m Linda Wctzstcin n Lore? Farrar O lxwis Chodosh p, Vicnncsc Quarles q ,luanna Manilnas r Phil Robinson Q Ralph VUcgcncr t Mike Hoffman u Sue' Badslcrs Executive Board T-liruanne Primavera, .tk ' , . . 44749 ' lxirharine Hazard, Connie 'V Langer. Daniel Keating, Kathy O'Connor,judith Far- rell. Susan Badders fSecre- tary i, Ilene Knopping iPresi- denri, Suzanne Shaps, Bill Maley iVice Presidentj, David Hearne, Wendy Ziner, Peter Raskin, Ruth Averill. In the Back: Mr. Stather, Advisor, Remember her? During two of our most formative years CFreshman and Sophomorej Ms. Delairio was advisor to the Class of 1977. Often she went above and beyond the normal duties of a class advisor. She endured being squirted with a garden hose, baking eighty pounds of macaroni and various other tasks that only an advisor to the Class of 1977 would be called upon todo! She combined the role of teacher, advisor, and friend into one and she made every activity a little more fun and a little more special. Ms. Delairio moved to Michigan after our Sophomore year to develop other talents and Michigan's gain was our loss, For all she did for our class and for the many memories she left with us, the Class of 1977 sincerely thanks her. Ms. Delairio is no longer with us in person. but in spirit she has never left, lil .W --1 af f Walk into the Math office this year, and immediately something seems different. Something is missing - a bright hello, a friendly smile, a warm laugh. Mrs, Mabardy may no longer be physically with us at Wayland High, but her presence is felt in many other ways. For three years, she guided us with a steady yet gentle hand, unselfishly devoting herself to the success of the class, inspiring us with a desire to Work hard for ourselves. From our first stationery sale to the prom, Ivirs. Mabardy was always there when we needed her, directing but not driv- ing us, firm but not overbearing. Not satisfied just to concern herself with a class, she took a special interest in us as individuals, helping us with personal problems - school, prom dates, parents, love lives for lack thereofj - always genuinely concemed and gently reassuring. Though presently busy raising her son, Christopher Gabriel, with hus- band Phil, Mrs. Mabardy continues to exhibit her concern for the class, attending class activities and staying in touch with many 77ers. It is said, and rightly so, that our class is one of the best to pass through Wayland High and there is no denying the important part Mrs. Mabardy has played in shaping our success. It is with sincere appreciation, gratitude and love that we, the class of 1977, thank you, Mrs, Mab, and wish you all the happiness you deserve in your new career. 5? E ff:-x :Zi-. 'Q4dY ' Q v 4194 f' .. V . vi fi. X Do a deed of simple kindness, Though its end you may not see. It may reach, like widening ripples, Down a long eternity. joseph Norris When o person selflessly gives to others, he is a friend to all. During the past year, Mr. Stather has been more than a friend, not only giving us his support and time, but also the patient giidance only a thoughtful advisor can provide. Without dominating us, he has continually led us toward our goals, clarifying them when they have been clouded by our inexperience or idealism, and reinforcing them when our faith has been shaken by disappointments. Our Senior year, as all Senior years, has been filled with the usual dances, the fund drives and the Saturday concession stand, but has also been marked by the poignant moments of growing up amidst the elation, worry, and sadness of leaving a familiar part of life. We always will remember the inspiration and guidance Mr. Stather has given to us. Seniors not pictured: Hugo Ahn Marybcthe Bolduc Kathryn Bonarrigo Thomas Brady Paula Burns Virginia Derby Christopher Howard Robert jewett Glenn Joh nston Tracy Larkins Laura Murray Barbara Rockwell Barbara Stankatis Mike Spagnulo Kathy Tanncrt William Upjohn Kristen Ycrby fl Yi I DEBORAH ANN AHL April in Puls Chimp-lit 151 iflieering lniveme HS-I,ut-Sue L.1tin Signing I. Art RCLA+MO Pep Tillli-,l.lflCi'sN intro- vert Tempe :li Huntliliitlt Lmgule l:.ltI.l e Rumi Nauxct C. dt' S l5FL'l'lLlllC5 irpm NY A I Demtun W., . -,xr-151' ROBERT C. AHLSTROM E LOKOMAIKAI I NA KANAKA A PAU AKA AOLE NAE E LILO PAA I KEKAHI. Percussion. Losers Beatles. 3-fl Pest 6f11f76 Hey judefSue CHAN NYK. NYK CHAN .LJ 1, fr., . ,YZ gli .- s. . 5.1 A' 'K , RICHARD MARC AKINS EDNA, HA29-76A? Falmouth-76 -IDMCD, Summer '76. Hey Chev-62- Dino. Hockey'74-77 315, Hi ELL-ITull fHappy-BlondesASailin Drive-Ins- Tanked. FPISland 73 BBB. Egghead. New-yrs.-Eve-EgS NMO-ISNBY Bub. Dave. Thanks-Mom ,.x 13? : ,bf X Q57 LH m2 lg V-5. - A3-f X -IUDITH A. ALLEN Maine '76 . . . Bermuda . . . CGN ,..PG...HeySue...Goingto gym jeanne? . . . Six Strings Bill . . . Band. . .Friendly's, , ,Route 30, . . junior Prom . . . Stalling out in the Maverick . , . Who's driving? . . . Dancing 'TT' 5-nu-Q f ' X Q . f S3 DONALD ANGERMAN STEPHEN FRANCIS ANTONELL Knees Football 4150 Baseball Chew Crew Pam Thanks Coaches Duxbury jungle juice AA P4 Rico4OYE Prom Lions B at EJ Last Run Loon Ski Party Behm Why are we walking? Big Bri Hoop Pet Peeve: Lynnfield '76 '. ELIZABETH A. ASHACK BETH' HowRu? Hey Man I hear the BEATLES are breaking up Vat can I say? Saturday Nite Herman! 'EUROPE 75 Parties Karen's van? . . . Wikka- Wakkal Da Gang! . . . Alligator . . . Raquet'Tingle? Thanx . . . Adidas For- ever! Nt- 'f ir. ,, I R I .H I 5 I f I DONALD AUGUSTUSJR. URIAH HEEP LIVE!! . . . 77 . . . SEMPER UBI SUB UBIg qM.M.p. MAX EQU FR HGH ENGY PART. SKI: SWIM fE.M.J I'M NO sNOB BCC THREE STOOGES!! DR. O, MR. Rg MR. Bg M.P.E.c. GOOD TIMES NEVER FOROOITEN z PSB if ' R lx .13 .. ...A I . RUTH CLAIRE AVERILL We all need someone to lean on- A-ISAKEB Ski-trips Field Hockey Cam- pin T-Punch XBoard France '76 Choco lat Sue! We can never know about the days to come, but we think about them anyway. WN-.Q 5' up--...- iv- -- as ww .. . I , I , . - z If EH Q7 RONALD BABCOCR 'Iii' , . -4 All' AIC! V WWII e ' ,. 5 Q Q X us Q I ax E ffl-fi,xx. V' is St 0.5 'W' 48 st 1, :fag is At -1 1. 0. in DANNY D. BACHE Cougar Kawasaki Florida Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends. E.L.P. SUSAN ELLEN BADDERS Smile!'France-Chocolate bQQB Soph. year. P.A. huh Poirier? friends memories summer '75 MVFHP? David gym. lacr. My goals are high, my dreams are far, reach for the sky, land on a star. Thanks IWFYDRM CN 4 'fr 1 .',,x sf ELIZABETH M. BANCROFT Florida. . . Cape Cod . . .Sue S. Soph- omore year . . . history class. Karen R. large group Senior year . . . Dr. Ed. first job. 'R LOREN M, BANKER 5 Musketeers Rhondie Opi VW Russ Prinfe Charming junior You never agree! Little Ones Blizzard WPL Letters Announcments 'Causc life isn'r really worth much without friends to share it with. f 1 a 1 's i si Q ' 11? 11 Q' ' CHIPS. BAMBERGER U You must love The questions Themselves. Thankx to my friends and for your help. LAURA ELLEN BANK Brian. . .4!2!76. . .BG-Mass. .. DP8cB8aI . . . Tears w!San . . . SC, . . . YCC . . . Frank And The Check ...Norway. ..MiAmado. ,. SWTB-Loon . . . B-IB . . . SF - San ConBSKLg ST-Mom6cLar . . . The Years Teach Much Which The Days Never Know - Emerson ks ' uf' TIMOTHY BA RRY X wxeh' lf, X W ,fkt , I, SARAH HUTCHINS BEARD A sorcery of light and shade goes ring- ing on inside - Moraz Think. Thanks to those inspiring my respect, EDALL MA8cWlZ, V and H '76, Swimming ski- ing BY. ETES. Rare Paradox .ICK PBValley CAROLYN W. BECKWITH Bookends, V.W.bugs, and making dust. Baking soda8cF.B, cookies Cary on - RIDETET-HEY LINDA - WHERE ARE MY SEATSHIRTS? . . . ferry mud-DCI. CHAMPS!! quickest change artist-B8-:W-error slips - HAPPINESS RUNSY , '7 if' ' 'f-' ' I X51 ' 34 'u ff fl gil? aff ' P ii fi Q 5 , 5 41-47' -. I ALAN S. BISHOP URIAH Hlilil' LIVE' BCC ELP, Q.,K. Sugarloaf, '76 Ski-Psychccl, Caiou You 1.an't kccp a gcxxl hand down - K H. He who can do nothing, knows noth- ing - Paracclsus Take' it easy, '77 U iQ ll 44' ',AX ' 19 W ,y , ig. 3.1, .1 . , 'Q '- I. .', 11,211 N v . pf , .'.,v - '. Q-, . ,. H. . , -a 4'1'.+. GLENN ROBERT BEHMER Behm. . .PK. . ,Golf-48L19th. . , LionsBatE-1. . .Waterskiing4DB. , . jungle juice . . . P4 , . . Prom . , . Cape WWG! . . . Duxbury-lnsp. Pts ...MyCharger-CTCF. . .AA. .. OTL. . , Library Nights . . Schlatz. Wife. . ,Singin'-SBrr. , ,Freddy JANET B. BLAU -Ili , Boquiro , ls that him? Hunthhatk Twin? l, Cliff! , . Hao Hmmm Yotfrc turning rod' Rifl.A + MO SS Coach- lng PS lflving nun QT Twinkle . , 26 Pep talk - Dch' ull mad llcrman , LD ling ifhicl .lay f ANNA REBECCA BOHLEN ARB TENNIS, AYD' DE vt Manny sorter. sewer countrx, Frosh ski trip. Rutlis Ts, BAILIEYS, BM Mat Burn, VAII. vt V-I. Gum, on end wif KD, KNCC LG GOSSIP 10'-1 Scrily blesg AH Dt-tision SURPRISE 5 51f'75 STONE HARBOR l GQ fig .Q-,-v ,IANE E BOLTON cruisin' Rum keg Prom . E,-J Tfllfvo . . Love needs no words, Drivesln Help me Mary Vilho me? Never' New Years o Reallx CG N W' 1 l8 5 Parties Queen Rowdy Fridays Sum mer 'Cm Later S -1 v if-I' .of - M-. X X ' -- -nf ,E ,wg 2. V I New ZF 3:5 'Q 0. RHONDA LYNNE BOLIVAR Les Petites Francaises, Skiing, Scotland, Field Hockey Bona I-Ieri 4th Per. Hey Kid POOH . . . Wisdom is the princi- pal thing therefore get wisdom and with all thy getting get understanding - Proverbs .A I N -5 ,X t s I 4 LINDA SUSAN BOWERS Lynn . , . Finis . . . sorry . . , good byes and tears . . ,-IED . . . rain - LGWD76 - bows , , . knees , . . miles from nowhere, guess I'll take my time, look up at the mountain I have to climb, atfitbp'BACS, . 4 it's time. . . MYRA BOX SUSAN F. BURDETT CAREYjAMES BURKE JAMES BURNETT Cflimh the mountains and get their good Burkey . Tiger Clarence . , , tidings natures peate will flow into you Tennis in the wind tunnel Mr. l as sunshine flows into trees ,IC McGrath. where's Phil 2 6-2,6-0, I Reathing the sky lost in the wave MN, Y0u're gonna need a doctor, Burkel' Blue sky Vt. Colorado? Dreaming F750SRTCHTFTWHST92W ST? Many thanks to everyone -JEFFREY D. CANTER Snorton Norton . . . Linda C. . . 11! 17f75 . . .CRASHll.7f25f76, . I-IOjO's Soccer and a disarranged knee Golf 34 116 and 319 holes. . .ctc. . . .Mill Pond Hackers. . . A.A. Beginner skier. . .one more. . . LEWIS A, CHODOSH The deepest feeling always shows itself in silenceg not in silence, but restraint. -M. Moore . . . 1n chasing what l thought were moonbeams I have run into a couple of walls. -Croce!Semper amabo. JO ANN M CLIFFORD Trouble in Pairs . . Boston Laugh mutli . Trollies . .RK.L Round Dragon Ground Palate 'S years WXBS ATOM 64 BOBO Summer '76 , NICK 1273175 LATER T OREON CECILIA CARTER Stars, Spring 1974, Nova, You're sixteen . . . White Mountainsgjudeg sand writ- ings, Climbingg risingg aebmdo . . Artsg Bagel Passing, You are the sun shine of my lifeg Chrisg My Love . . Yesterday . . . so far away nl 21 f.-..., M I CATHERINE ANN CASALE 'Htwin sister sewer country FW and French subways. NRoch LWKLITW. same karass. CMF. OOTN attic 74 Some Folks. 753 BS: math blues. 19 lctts. hurdles BL. 32bks WGTCF. Changes - turn and face the strain. -ISZQE ofE 10 2 6 ELLEN M CHAFI2 TUNAFISH BROCKS SUM- MER OF 7o MICHAEL 'IUNE 11 1976 HILLTOP ZIP- PERS ROSES ON MY XWINDA SHIELD VIULY 1 1970 SEPT 17 1976 20 CAROL + STEVE XVITH LOVE TO MY FLOVUER MAN ,JANET DIANE CH RYSSILAS Good times last forever Ski Vermont RT SL.F H S St Thomas A true friend is the best possesion SB MN RA reaching the sky lost in the waves The ocean brings me peace laughing it all away Hi,Low T? X MARYC'1,lFFORlD MikelmxfXliPxtlix'ltttlti.igt1SS! apt' toil Your .i fish Siitnmer 'S 'tw Hit tlmt' Pit 4'lit't'r1ng -lot' Stunt' lts lweti rtxil liar XX t rt' lata' lt is not him mnili ut' lint lviit him mtiili ut' PIIIUN tlmt m.ikc's lup pintws 2-In IEDXVARD I. CLOUGH Iiriemllyk Fuffics . Bowling l.er's pln pool joe. there! .1 lug ilent in your our Summer Con- .errs Cyrouml Round .llrer vxorlx I know it You burned me Kimxl-l7NC XVH5 SCOTT Iwi, COLEMAN Nnirslo .mil Hun-h - The Ciuys Irk .another Giggy .u the H Petey. Mum .md Milxey Don'r tlunlx me. Tlunl-Q Yuuuul ll Mike onc question .ire you -' Hi fn.lLl1,l1lKL'l'Y1y ircarixe writing' - AAl7Th.1nks N I1 vii' PATTY COTTON Vineyard '76 Peskin' on u peak TRURO Ilriclay Igor rrayelin on my mind NADA Lon Tres PIERNAS D-DAY , . , l am on .1 lonely Rd and I am rravelin lookin for The key ro ser me free Ll' --i gqv-m... -ur-Qi - as CHRISTINA M. CROFT NH, . . . Summer Of '75-'76 . , . The Alton Gang . . ,Canton . . . Chris, got a I.ifes.1ver? . . Tan-a-cunalishlf . , , Lee. Later . , . Thanx ro Mother. Honey and Happy Harry . ff'- fx.- KAREEN U. COHAN For long you live and high you fly, and smiles you'll give and tears yOu'll cry, and all you Touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Rodger Waters ,mi IQ .9 ,Quo PETER J, CROWLEY FOOTBALL Pj iz KIL 6fI8f76 FIESTA Nou DICXYJA,-J. sz wus NANTASKET JQIHLBJ MFIDSJ 1-4 C-IICDBI HOCKEY WQ-19 PUMP- KIN BASEBALL RIVERVIEW AABI DP EDGARTOWN A.W.H, OTB+BT P,P.'S:WESTQN. CURE FEw,DOOs NWT , A . . 1 In K XX in ' 5 PETER N. CROWLEY My song has no title . . . But it has a tune Stones Holly Go for it on the slopes, PEO Weeskey Molson 6-11-12- 76 Sorry for the headaches DB, Listen to the music, It has things to say. FOXY LADY Joe ggi! I- KENNETH B. DALY MIZLS-in-the-morning-Mr Homan and his toffet' - Wilk's - SRM class - Mrs If-antlalwlrs K - lzou-zintl-Guy Class-of- '2 il., r a '4!S b L 1+ MARK T, CRUGNALE PiTT who I meet first and made it a lot easier Brain Explaining why I go to this school Response . . . good looking girls Dr, O'Nello's class Anlhro. the time I spent in A.P. Bio The people at lunch SUZANNE CURRIER SUMMER OF '76 Cape Cod weekends RKL soccer The WG Eikie MARK Toddlin' ,IR Rosse's CC, Natick Rock Nova Schu death rides unbelievable YaYI-loo? unreal BMW were outa here AMF! -IF G-I PET PEEVES: ROSSE Q 3 i I i F its --i Eg' Zi NANCY E DALRYMPLE Bob . . , Short convention. want to play categories? , . 6thper lunch,8th per studies . . . Church with Bob , Thanks to all my friends Pet peevesi Math classes and short lunches Goodbye W,H.S ,jx 4 'YN ff'- KARIEN Ii DANIISISON - 107- Y MT HOI.YOKlf liliuing xt Beth MAR - I lmvt' to talk to ion - Really ' lircv.stt'r xx l. K Nl, I viiiii l timcs w I.iunc Priirn Cintlii XY'li.ilt'n Y Harwitli lN1.iss Cirotinil lirmgiiri or Riitinil l'.il.iit' lliilwi-f lliilvlwis' FUNNY' I7 KAREN M. DAVIS Dave , Soph Yr-12f13. Sum75. Cheer- ing . . . On the end wfAnn. Manny . . . 6-6-75 . . . B-Boys . . . BU. Nel, got any worms? . . . 1 rose. Sleepout . . . Frank 8: the check . . . Cape w! LSSPSS . . . FW . . . Srew8cDave SSMCKNLBBKSPDL. Thanks Cutes! PATRICIA ASYLLA SARA DAVIS Don't bother me I can't cope 8!4!76 Upward Bound Nan Al Keep ya head to the sky V-IB PG MI LR Band Cathy MMM8cA herb Nasty dynomite7 smo- kin RS Band SGF's I have opened up the door now I can love. MJ fc -IEANNE M. DEFLORIO MARK DENDUNNEN France '76 . . . Cava Ben? . . . music jordan Marsh . . . Wigs Anyone?junk . f, -'X food junky . . . Steno. judy Come fly with me . . . canoeing A sunny day in the sandpits Changing . . . Out of the frying pan and into the fire. 7- - it -wi!! PATRICIA L. DeSIMONE A witty woman is a beauty, A witty beauty is a power Thanks Mom and Dad. No. 5 - I hope it's a boy. Sewer Country. Pet peeves: My knee. -. 'S V .'. . 5 . , . .- .ix . - . y ' -uf DONNA L. DEVEAUX Apr '76, America. Dino. Whispers PT76. SRB STIX. Notes. Capt-DL Cheering. Woolies. Wicked. BIO Hey Froggie . . . UnnaCunnapuna! Soph Yr. GAM. DS. CH. IWNT. GFAF RC. A wasted day is that on which you have not laughed nf 4,1 I 4 I I I NATHANIEL DOEJR. Girls and basketball are the big things that we all need to be happy. Capt:B-ball 76 D.C.L. all Star 75 First Team. I owe Mamey 506 for one night at a party, This year has been the best. Nate. -JULIE MARGARET DONAHUE Simon's Rock 182 DP Sherlock 19 steps Frogs RC6 poor ski chianti ACE P4 BBB pumpkins Cosmo 5,IP xoooA,D. president MO what's up? now or never Hermie hunk Boston ears B-I guap uni- fOI'I lS is 5 fic I i E I I i D CYNTHIA j. DORAN I don't know! 5 Musketeers Cindora . . . Prince Charming 7:33 RCLA+MO , . . THREE in a bed? Never give up, never give in! I've got to keep on chasing that dream or I may never find it. - Boston RICHARD EAGAN Crack em bous C8cC jj MOCG6cO CAPE WWC MBAHKE Smoke em up AAUSWAC Prom FFIMR GB Dux I Elbanobscor Clarks AAWFIMR Down by the wayside LAL 210 It's dark out PLDCPLSF Moon Election tall boys- GSquadEBEM o Q- MARK CHARLES DONOVAN , . .W.A.C, vs, A.A. - 15 cases skunkd Football - Zerosquad DCL-LS?? Partys Villa - sneaking breus stoned playing mats Piano skiing shack Pts. what's up? Bridge of sighs Hockey EM RW MM PM KH-Luck-faith-Hope N I ,- lin -l ELLEN MARIE DOOLEY HORSES-CINDERS, FLEETSON. TINA OKC '76 IWSWIBIVI Why' i5n't the snackbar open? NEMHS . , WAB BTAB CMHS '75f76 WAB I-Iello then goodebye . all the time , . SYNY Pet Peeve - Making up final exams ss if-if ' V x , 1 :O in .4 STANLEY L. GAINES -IR. A NEW WAY Thanks Mr. C. Mrs. K Ms. E 'Vair MY Office Comm. I HATE FORDSY Hey Monsoon Hi Fuzz! Coch Bus Service!! SUNNY. Hi Steve? T. Eagle H L Macs. Nancy, You are the sunshine of my life. TENORS MARY ELIZABETH GEARN Italy '76 Amy Avon X-C Ohdear We make ourselves a place apartfBehind light words that tease and flout,! But oh, the agitated heart!Till someone finds us really out. Robert Frost ELISABETH GEIGER If I laugh just a little bit maybe I can forget the chance that I didn't have to know you - CS. GM7!7!76 Maybe even those 3 years OLTSM will blow away.-IHDH. Ann, Sylvie, and Pierre: IS but TAR, X ' f DANIEL-I. GAINSBORO THAT THAT IS. IS. THAT THAT IS NOT, IS NOT. IS THAT IT? IT IS. 12:-v i I 1, - . ROBERT C. GARVER Track - hurdles, 44.7 record Bici- Concord 4!15!75, Boston concert WA! 76 , Time Capsule NJABR, film fest . , Comedians I clothe very best I know how -the very best I can. - Abraham Lincoln i if A I A .ff D 'Sh MARY E. GIEG 'IOHN KENNARD GILMAN Meg . . . H.D8cthe 447-Ber. 76' Mt Brown-Bomb-Football, F, S,-Iklitiwl-Skt Monadnock . . . TURK . , Art. trip, FS - 8,1 - Prom-XX-'i.mnu'CLEO tracks in the snow . . . woolies. Has- RGES-FRIENDLYS-Liolf-4-6-I-1-Stones qualc . . . Welfleet Sum . . . last min- AB,THE-5M's-TalIs,TO TXXI'-PR-.indf ute panic. . .d.s. I.AV's-Brew-Crew'-1-lunth-liulpcr-'M' Ground-Round-SG4lfA If- H .ive-.ia PA R'I'Y-John -SCCA: TIM GARY YJUEDNESDAY AFTERNQ JON CI.I'I5 BS Sessions at GCN X3Uho's gotta tar' AMS BONEHEAD PET PEEVISS DIAL MEETINGS bummed out AMF xgflsi ,A MIEKE GEFFEN MITCHIil.l.-IAY LQITKIND GVHS lining for tlit' 'Nclict tuutli on the singinging lwiril, Houst' Ape, 'H rolls .it 2-Nltllirs, XYIIS . wlicrc l stop-rrcs tlillcicnt MIENHS' XX'li.it time is it liun sicp- ping in thc right dirt-ttii n L ! .1 SS 1 fy 1 A .4 ,-. 1 JOEL so HARRIS joey , . . Rocky Mountain High, Utah ...PBCC...ZUB...HHatLL SKIWV . , . WPO . . , Friends, I will remember you. -,ID . , . There must be room for growing somewhere else and I'm going. Goodbye. KATHARINE B. HAZARD Dinny, two Banana Royals + some more dessert, please. lO!19 Yellow in lemons. You've gotta get up every morn- ing with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. DKHF qua-.. WILLIAM DAVID HARRIS One more for the road . . . A.A. Only a case . . . Virginia Beach Lions B at E-I . . . jungle juice What does the Key Club do? . . . Nothing . . . Piggies Lounge . . . Mug Bail me out! , , . Ptown iz DAVIDJ, HEARNE Soccer '75 . , . B.U. DHTPV WPO Glutton for punishment - MH During the push N,Y.Eve '76 -J.P. '76 PP's-PRESSURE PR. Sue - TFTHI- NIPDFM WC can't go back we can only look behind from where we came. -JM as JOHN HARBACHUCK 2 DAVE J. HARRISON WSTC-FLORIDA-MILL POND- SOW LONG WEEKENDS AT THE CAPE-. CROSS COUNTRY-MUS TANGS-GALL IXIES-CHEVELLES-G OATS-?-SOWRUSSELS-HOOCKY- DEAA-PLDHLUFJDBTCCSMO-IHC TC-PRISCILLA-PATH-OLGA-KR- NY-MISTAKE-BWHS ABIGAIL HARDER i, Ei, lt ALAINE MARIE HATCH If you have a goal in life that takes a lot of energy that incurs a great deal of interest and that is a challenge to you, You will always look forward to waking up to see what the new day brings, 'I' 1 'f I Qs' Y t li CARSON B. HOVEY TB-I Football Games boring But S Check Darkroom chemicals Physics with Oncllo Need a phone? Town Meeting boring but SS Steve lets get something to eat Inventory boring but 333 Pink Roll again 1--., ' 'in BRIAN R. HUBBARD Hubby's Saga. Rave reviews for this blurb. Bright. Marvelously informative. Witty, An incredible Lctclown . . . Mr. Snow MaximusCaseus. Dear Mr. Richer May I have an extension on this blurb - Generally Sleezy K' MICHAEL B. HOFFMAN Nana M. 81 Papa D.-Capt. Huck -Starsky and Hutch . . . Carina 1164 - Thank- you - Petey, Scotty and Marty . . . Casco-Class gas pumpy-Home-The Moon- You've got a friend. -.- , ' W I 2,5 V - . ANDREW W. HOLLAND V. Football 32385 up the hill frosh Wres- tling, flea for alls count the lights Thanks coaches it's been fun hit in the head ,ILM Goodbye W.H.S. KEN W. HUTCHINSON MNgg . . . Loon snow banks last run . . .gymnastics . .ftxmtlull 370 . ghia. . .fiar. . N H. p-xniulting i broke it . . . 1 'N T.- KENNETH A. HOGUE jim - How can you do better with less work? Lens water Buy a car Chicken Pot Pie Doug's stubble Sit down Moose? ,IP Tie score-Woody Line up, 355 Thanks FIS Belmont Karl's R I did it Wimpy Do it up jim 1-he wt? . , A ,wa f 'i ,Q-rf ., -, s. I -JAMES F. HORGOS Cont. From KEN-Haven't you asked her YET? Can I borrow your, ah, car? Missy l1fl4f75 Hey Doc. SMILE-The ONELLO MG BAND - PLAYTHAT FUNKYMUSICWHITEBQYY B-Ballsg Hey Coach? RICCIY Pat, any gum? OK CHRIS? Q-at-vs :K .L TANYA LEI2 lI3li Put things off rotln .tml do them toniorrtm' - Bionic X'i'orn.ir1 Y Hex Susie thcrt s Ilhl A Hi 'limrnv - liar next - llO.I0's ll ll 'S TOM, NOV 20, S I. S -'I'lit1rstl.ns-0 l I 'Cv Fricmllfs-C iuotllne XVI IS' DQ, rx Y' milk.- LAWRENCE J, JACOBSON , LIVE FAST , DIE YOUNG , LEAVE A BEAUTIFUL CORPSE -C 7' PETER ALLAN JOHNSTON Pedro. . ,Johnst. I .Scmifinals, I , SoccerJock. , .LSB-OCC5-O. . .GN MERELKASSMJ76 . , . Talk about boring , . , ED2 . , , Thanks Mom and Dad 195 4--5. Q 1 fn ' .' , n . a . Q JOANNE B KANE Hey Shorty , short wnvcnrion , . . Categories History Building Refer- cmc Cc-nrcr 6th Period Lunch , 5-77 at NX' H S 'UH 9 : I ANDRIS JAKOBSONS WE HAD JOY WE HAD FUN WE HAD SEASONS IN THE SUN NU EMO RULES ROTY DICWPJ BEACH JINX DP NEW YEAR'S EVE '76 KATHRYN PER.1 BO FRESH4 MAN MATH CONCERTS, NAN- TASKET , . . BYE . . . NOW IT'S MILLER TIME OO O Q O 0 CLAYTON E. JONES HUI-I?, . . LOBSTERS . , , BMW , . , PPP IN EDGERTOWN . . . BEACH BUM. . . DUH JEFF . . . PJCPB. , . SO-11-10-HIKE IT'S DROOPING MIKE , . . VAIL V.W. . . , BUILDING BULK J.Q.? prm? ,NPLBKC . . . 8!l7!76 . . . PP: GROUNDERS THE PIT BGMGS E-6 .ty.' ai . 60 X DAVID JEEEREYS HENRY BRINCKERI-IOFF JONES MADE IT! 12!17!75 CLEVELAND MNA99 SOPH SKI DING . . . vwsus REDS PROMQSJNITE KFIATBANGU RAMBLINMAN QUARTS P1TsToPs ZONE . , . SMILE! , . . CTC THANXAUNTIE WILUREMEMBERTHETIMEZOFU RLIEEP . . . ELUESKYELPARTYEV. ERYDAY BY KATHRYN JOHNSON HEIDEN A. KAMPF DidoAngeIiqucVV'SCirclc2 Strange Magic U31 MandyFRATER HOJO's SychacusBk.IV Lucaline Fcasts Synracti- calPygmyJUNE76 Chez AmiRte9 rho- clodendrums Red CoachEpistlcs wfwor- shipping Rome LicenzeSorrcntoAssissi Venicc7! 21 in A PAMELA A. KARPP Peter PyleeP . . . Love is . . . Mountainsg10!4!75. . .bowling. . .3 Musketeers. . . PF. . . LIC. . . Be like the sun bringing warmth and light into peoples lives . , , touch their souls, more their minds. ANDREW C. KEANE AA EVERYDAY-we need Beaver- DART-SOPH YEARGoin out lst EAGANSC.C.prelims . . . NOR- FOLK-PPPeaches-Lightweights? , . . Where did the cop go?-COTBL USEDBYRSTSDNRTS-OCS - TGRB!! Florida 19th-Hole-PLD-Bolted .X JUDITH T. KEYES Drama, next time Dot! Maine Summer, hope they never change. Soccer Goalie! good luck in '77 1trickilyjSC. l've made a lot of friends here . , . if'- Q- CHRISTOPI-IER BAYARD KEARY OK jim, and thanks for calling! Vact. Sr. Yr. Onello MG Band SG SLI-11!9! 76 THANKS TO ALL I Want the world to see I don't care when it will be I wanna go to the sun. - Peter Framp- ton SARA LYNN KIRBY Alias Mae BHifl, Twinii2, CB1il Maine '75-'76 Ej-EAGLES-CAT - Riss8zRuch - Acute to Train Fongue Fal- function-jeanne - bet it out G. Wright King of Trees C.Stevens Chester Music8cDance LMDSFR SMILE! 'T DANIEL W. KEATING-IR. Katrin, two Black Raspberries dc some more dessert, please. 1O!19 6!11!76 Learning to ski. Lake Placid. Relays The only way to have a friend is to be one - Emerson Whistle Espanol DKI-IF LAURIE L. KISER Summer of 76 -Florida-igy G.G. l2:00' Laugh much!-How do l look?-Nate l0-2- 76 l'm happy-cheering 74-77 - B.U, Do what you feel. Come on SS Michelle! R.K.L. l'm nervous ENJOY LIFE EVERYONE l AM! WILLIAM O. KEELER Sugarloaf-USA . . . Soccer . . . Golf team practices . . . E.D .... skiing- heavenly Hansons and only Olins . . . I can't hack all this work . . . I'll get by with a little help from my friends. ILENE CHERYL KNOPPING Still crazy after all these years! Rain- bows'Prez . . . Tennis . . . Lakeridge . . . Baileys , . . Smile Thanks, Marion. To my friends, love, thanks, and always be happy. Remember never say goodbye. only say hcllolll Sf L1 Y: -0 n., I I l I AMY SUSAN LAMB Never a dull momentfConnie,HI! V8zT XCAH 7!28!76 PSfCanadian Mountics !TFTROW!Town Dump UD Ber- muda 72-76 daresfBackstage Passes! We're being followed! EW8cF!Ken- morefHalf 6: HalffMGfCMFS Cry- ingLK!Drifting on a memory 11 'l JUDY LAWRENCE And in between what might have been and what has come to pass. A misbegot- ten guess alas and bits of broken glass. - -I. Taylor Laughing and crying. It's the same release. Let it be. Ai QM' CORNELIA SABINE LANGER Connie-travel-O07-lacrosse UC-Amy,Hi!- V8cT-Frank 84 the check DLITTMWM- last run 84 snowbanks at Loon-sc-the eve- ning after-c'mon kids Rocky Mountain Highzski PPs:tears 6: take offs Time has slipped away A ROBERT LAYMAN nu-w-' DOROTHY E. LeBARON THE BEST WRINKLES ARE WHERE SMILES HAVE BEEN, SOMETIMES SILENCE MAKES THE BEST CONVERSATION, CA FEW WISE WORDS FROM SALADA TEA BAGSJ ,IULIANNA LEONE Life is a bummer if you make ir that way Hi DEBS BARB 84 Thanx Connie M8cM Chrysler S Newport being fixed again! Callahans never again until tonight -JR Prom Planl Wfayne ,lane THANKS Mom 84 Dad Crust GD 1.13 79 'M 3 GARY LEONARD Beach Boys Concert-11!27!76. Friday and Saturday Nights. . .The Beatles- 1962-1970 , , . British Rock , , . Man- ager for Freshman Football . . . The j.E,S,Club, . , KATHY CAROL LEONHARDT Remember 'B' Rising SRD Donna SC SBU Cry, A-Car Summer TueTue DonDon XWCCVUCC Your Once In A Blue Moon Girl Dot, vou grew up on us Drama ll they only knew, righr Hcrtli' Hx' Mum . 5 ,fx RUSSELL LESI-INE Whether willing witness waits at my mind, Whether hope dampens memory, Whether wondrous will stands tall at my side. . . Feel flows. Feel goes. - CW. PS: Columnated ruins domino ' 4' KEVIN H. LENEY Smiles that I don't see l'll make them up as I go on Laughs that just can't be l'll mal-te and laugh at everyone. - Yes Good luck and thanks everybody Q KT ALBERT SHANG-CHENG LEUNG Give me a farther thing than what I see An object created By mind's own image forever to be. I 1 si . A 4114 -. i I . rg. .fy ff 0 Q' l kx' 'f 4-1 'J '47 f '1' -3 If I li' rd f .-t'l' 2-.. KIRSTEN S, LINDSTROM GERMANY 1976! Can the child within my heart rise above Can 1 sail through the changing ocean tides Can I handle the seasons of my life. F.M. Some are watching it from the wings. j.M. lil. eff 4 J' . fffi-f DAVID M. LEVIN RICHARD LEVINE XXX XX XX X SIT X lx MIHI X X TERRA X X LEVIS X X X XXXXXXXXX L- BILL LOGUE WATERVILLE VALLEY . . , PBCC . . .LMH. . .6f12!76. . , ITALIA '76 . . . 37 BREADSTICKS. , . SMITTY. . .BOSCO B.B.. . .CHA- MONIX . , . SNOW BIRD, UTAH- GHOST TOWN SKIER . . . GEORGE . . . HH at LL . . . ZZUB . . .FM THANX 3 ,I LINDA ,JOY LUND The journey we make between life and death would be insufferable to me with- our the warmth of friendships. - Coc- teau . . . Linder . . . C-O-W , , . LNSBDNM M. , .rusgrn, . , socflac frrk . . . tfn . . , 327 . . . Pueblo . . 154028, , .blush 1 ,Yr N '1- AMY LITTLE C LQ KEVIN LOCKI2 1 0 pw'-f- 'W ANDREA L MAHONEY Knss the day goovlrlwc xml pmnl mc towards tomorrow Fluml.n 75 w mn MV 76 wfZig CDS and Ki D Cornell w !M,lu Sunshine dnydrcznn Pct pccvu S, lfl 64 mlislllusionmcm XX'lLl.IAM PATRICK MAIIEY Fmxmtlmll Gyn1r1.Nnu'1NSlllil -lust trx .1 llttlc' l1.mlc'r lt You 4.m'r Irczlta' mln Mr H You lun' to lx'lnL'xc III vuurscll, litfnrc .lrwunr clsc wnll llc! l'u'xrs lI.ul .mklcs.uul.u1klcx XY'l'I'lQf .IOANNA JOAN MANIKAS LHS?-'5',loa BB Thanks, Hode XX'HS'5- joe 48 Prom , Amour You're my best friend Sometimes I will laugh or cry without really knowing why, I'll always love those good times gone by AML BARBARA E, MANLEY Rick Y, .Calif . . . 1Of51!58. ., -Iunior Proms .of6f75, 6f11f76 , , Riflery 1,2,3,-1, . ,Swimming1, 2,5.-4, .'I.M,. ,VS.. . , Thanks to the Y's , . , to all my friends to Frank . and to Niffayland High School DANA ALAN MARSHALL I won't write of the present, Think of the future, things change too fast. 1f7f 75 - A woman thick around the ankles is no good- Semonides EDNA M. MARSTON Each of us is the only one who can givt the other what each of us wants to have . . . Eggheadwoolies.fhs.RC.GAM CCD.The Husbandfith of july Camping at CC.NYE 2251515 DA, My Sunn- Day. GFAF U4 N MATTHEW MASE A 61 fix f ELLEN MATTHEVUS Mel Lindy we finally matic it, Ciav wt-'rc waiting on ya' Me and thc new kid,Ruliit' you know it, riglit'BcCn .1 long time comin Dazed .intl ton- lUSL'll,NtrNllC.Sl7Uyll'1g a stairway to lieaxcn Carry on X t 1 KEVIN M MATTHEXVS ls thcrc really anything to bc afraid of ' Trust in the nothing, love god thank you frientl, Tlic night glows brighter .IN l bltivk UU! thc l.ist bright t.intllc CLAIRE B MAZZOLA Loclato tu sia, mio Signore, con tutte le tue creature, specialmcnte messer io frate sole. il quale porta il giorno, e tu ci illu- mini per mezzo di lui, ed esso e bello e raggiante con grande splendore, -San Francesco D'Assisi BOB McCAMMON ALRIGHT! IJet's split, Cruise it,what bargain,The group, DB,RXV,MM,N.l' Summer of 76 good times skiing ar' the blackberries, good times? Cindy wl knows? The bird Really? Take it ea , .Later If 51 i9 'M7' Ii M, l X. . 1 ' .l DAVID C, MCCARTHY KIMBERLY MCCARTHY BARBARA ANNE MuCORMACK . . , WAC forever Flans at the wheel' i bruise you you bruise me we both Party at Georges Get yourself a cooler, lay your self low Miller no. 1 bruise too easily. life and love are the same, joy inside my team, wish i could AMF tell you what i am feeling but words won't come for me to speak HAGLS i 'P TQX 963- Q U . 1.1 Zfgvq qfpyas s ,W in Wu- MARGARET A. MEAL JAMES MICHAEL MENELLY GLENN MERSIZREAU And all the time nothing more impor- 14-KMH QWFTS PFCRA rant befell us than that multitudinous The-ZIEP Your htxid is hum' marking time, Camus min and ir wnn't go in Mm- you sltwrfl know Purple Hue all in my hiyun the Wletlwx Anil sht-R lwux Illg .I Nt.nrw.1v to lltxixeti Pet Petwcw Gtlmlflux X nv iv VIOHNjOSEPH H INRGOXVAN ,IR MLGOO Hotliey Suttet ,at BU8fBC-Snowf'An.ast.1s Pxtxtups Summer '76 . Sat Nights R-I - 36-DP-Htl-lNllNlASM-.lM-Alwf-PM ties- Many wonderful things there are. but none more wontlroux than m.m - Sophocles la- ' I V BA RRY D. MQLEAN Truck-ehl VU,Citgo GMS don't go' Strange go 66 Sth Per ext' Parking hubcaps AB, Tubes, Beer, cmxh dont work too hard Pet Peeves. Doon .md Poles fy. 1 KAREN K HARI1 HTTP MII l.lfR liimtl-list' Xxl.lXl.lINl llilllli MMYXIAA Tlmnlv In Ml'l't'U1vlN,MXY'xlMtt lux I Mi l3tvrcriXi'iv.itli XY'li.itK lmpi-t ning' lfniil X l'c't'l-t-eriil llftli, K.lic'n l'llit.'.1uut tif Niglit tL'.1tlit'tN-lf 3, l ll,l NK lxtll Mix XYtwiilx.a 'l'iwi1lt.iAlN1t iiixxt .atlici 1 I I . 1 ROBERT MULREY PAMELAJANE MURCH Acc P4 Club PDPSSMCB Steve DSDSOD No Kidding Sherlock Worms Latin C'mon kids -IHCC Austria Hunk . . . Hermit DRWDB Bosco B Big ,I For President PC scandals DA, Duxbury VC Italy Nag Whcrc's thc horse? Qin . -JOSEPH C. NELSON THE BEAR PROM 76 -IOA '48 AB TOBES, TRUCK, CRASH WAKIN' UP MOUSTACHE 6: TOOTS HOWS THE WIFIE? THE TWINS FRIDAY NIGHTS FOREVER . ANYTIME HOTLIPS EXC PARKING AMI. A S. . , f , Lv 54 -' xx 3 KATHLEEN A, NELSON NEI. Chccring . , BUMXJ 5:51 CAMP. ,HSZSLFH . NY LU CAPE Nov Bllays Davt-, ya wanna go fishing' living Coatliccl lrtls .irc thc moat' ATPM Shirley lfxtruvcrt Signing , TOUGH' Hasm Maman.: 5 ,R-I. I -ir- . fi..,,,-ff, if LISA DESIREE MURRAY Thankslviater BKRSDHWLSjVIFratCr SciHistLangHalls CatEVIEaglcs York 75TIR LetHCrIn'lSummer76 BHK 2HPWritePaaty Music talk We pass like a season, just one step ahead of the wind B, Taupin PETER F NEUMANN Tn talk gmxxl is not tu he guixl 'Ili ilu good, that is lhcing good Cunlutius Thr word IS mxgluicr I kmwx .1 young m.aiilt'n -- Pylccp Hilti' Nut I sir' Rixltlw f Ylwklllf l lliuii ll III TY! J' PFN AWK JI. T '74- 1:- I .Lk . if .51 LAURA A NANCE Nora Lance-Andromathc 'lunitir lulxwfw DMP 7--I- 6 P-D-PS-S-M-C-B---' Dove Piazza Venezia? Bosco' Swimming BAYS Friendlyfs R-II S-22 Thmks tm Mr S and Mr M Lilc Wflmr IN it but .1 dream? LF A S SAIIY NFXVI IAI I I I I lr- 98 ,vs '?+f'7 NANCY K NEXWMAN Friends Teathers thank you viola singingespeciallx in the halls Wlashington' partx' hats, streamers. won- der blue skies. green tlai. hope Thanks again - for everything Good Morning, Think? Smile ,vw-7 KATHERINE C. NORVUOOD BASSES HAVE PRIORITY 6 A M TRACK MGR. SURPRISE PAR- TIES IS THE GRASS GREEN? - ITALY 6 CAPA DRINK STAND CAPE PPC CELLARYDXXYEL- LERS CAMP SMILE MARCHING AND MACDONALDS IOfI2 -1 , THANKS MI., NN, VUHS MARNIZY IZLIZAIBETH HlI.l,OBIiR To IIA-I-Keep your litml to tht' ski alto .md lmlto Stan Kllprom A l1HXX'l,I'lNX' .intl I7 ARII YC JIT RIADY EOR THIS-SS .intl MZ' Mrs H 'X i'innit' xrvtc IJUNAIII'Ii' 'lilmiilt Ulu morlitr .mtl tlml hw XVI IS KATHLEEN A, O'CONNEI.L '71 Demon , The Marketplate Sum- mer time Cfruisin around , Tuna Snake The Vincvartl , N Il Got .i butt? , XX'hcre am If' 'T' Kate Card games 'Ihinks for thc good times f1n414ll7lCXlUI'ISl' A f . .- , L i KATHLEEN M. O'CONNOR , . . Time makes you bolder even chil- dren get older and I'm getting older too - Gut any money? ,CGB. . . S11 . FHS and Lacrosse sleepout tri- plets . The Evening After CSRBKSEDA 84 others - Les GFAE MARY JO NICOLO Good Times, Good Friends SHSB Seth SummerConcerts FI-IG You Make Me Smile Florida 75 Am Bring over a few bottles and lets have some laughs JC Frosh Soph Yrs I'm a dreamer Beach Bums Sunny Blue Skys 1' l MARK A, NYLUND . . .SPARKY. . .Dreamboat,IWSW. Wednesday Afternoon Club. Shieks,Summers at the Lake Case in 3 Hours.I-Iocltey BS Sessions Let's get some frosties. Mornings at GG Pet Peeves on the wagon? AMF EILEEN O'REILLY I if MARION MARGARET PANDISCIO Help me, I think I'm falling in love again, when I get that crazy feeling I know I'm in trouble again. Thanks Norma, jules, Ilene, corny movies and POC. fCrazy people need to be togetherh ,I,.. ---1-.4 DAVID A. ORTI-I Red Rumple A.VI Davey Nat, jon, Sam, Bath, Pangy THANKS SUE!! Thanks Mr. M. - Canon-FTb! CROSSROADS SELAH, P.F. 3 AV Heads in 4 Years, eh Carson?! DANA L. PEKUNECE Pix. I .C'rCI.IACK1Es. . .540 DUSTER BANG! I I I RATCH- ETJAW I . I OUZZLING CRACK A FROSTY PPSST! RICK8tBILLS I I I MINT I I I Koa. . I PiTsTOPs WHIZELHOUNDKSONICI I I TALLS DINO . I I POOR I I l9th8c4th HOLES MNA I I I AA I I MELSHJI I I MARK ,II PAUPLIS TRACK 74-77, CAN'T GO I HAVE TO WORK. WHS WDW KAREN A. PENDLETON MICKEY DA MOUSE STARSKY GLHUTCI-I I . .ya 480 i836cl6 SURE I WILL IOf1f75 CLAY COCHICH MONARCH DELIVERIES DBM CAPE76. , , IF YOU LOVE HIM LET HIMGO IF HE COMES BACK HE'S YOURS IF HE DOESN'T HE NEVER WAS. suv X ix! I STEVEN TI PAUPLIS Track, Hurdles, Band. SPIBAIBGI MP.EP.KL.GL.BS. Cumbies JULIUS R, PERELI Didn't it feel good we were sitting there talking or lying there not talking -Joni Mitchell Then I screwed myself up ThanksA27-Bye ff .L ,I MARY GRACE PEELER Racey . I I BIBIItalian Tomato t I n c s v u I C u a a o lt b c T O ng b M dn No ot Doc of wood. Fairy White. Bio goodbye . I I it was fun! STEPHEN PESEK If you do not understand my silente, You will not understand my words NIH Cape Fosters lst Tcnnis8cMr McGrath Colorado Wfliy nOr7One of these nights Pretend to be good always and even God will he fooled THOMAS MICHAEL PETERSON Die UBERMENSCHEN EROBER- TEN Plax for more than you can .afford to lose,.1nd you vi ill learn the game NX' Churchill ALFRED JORDAN PHILLIPS Fire Up? . ,Rasinjason. . ,X-C. . . 240. . 1:9 . .The 22 lap all out Gruel, , Bionic Weasel, . .The Lips Brothers , , . 326. . .janet , . . Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuva- bitf' The Aeneid, Book 1 Line 263 T ins pn, NX ' . L' I g t 7 'J it ix: I V .iowa T QlllCiI,liY Mnmr 1515 Hi ' BIT' BN' ll . . , . AH l'l.AfN C .aptf runtli Pl' XX'1llx C.l.i-,F ltxagtic' llospimls My lltimc' ,mn from Horne ISMXY' Qyiinthrr Alt' Niustt Hit' I Sf JN Miltit' ht-'Il tlo it lic'll tlti .1ITYll1lI1j1 Dir lvtdx-lui: ANC il 'N KAI SHARYN E. POIRIER George. . .9-6-75.2X.PBs. . .IWSW Sophomore year . . . Sue PA much! Cheering,BUf4Xj . . . Snow Banks at Loon . . . CapewfLSKDSS . . . NY . . . HEY FROGGIE. . . UNNA CUNNAPUNA! If . Sum '75. Sleep- out . , Thankx you guys-esp. K.T Bye.PP's:BC TS ,UL- MICHAEL L. PUBLICOVER Over the Hill UFO PARTY PARTY PARTY 4th PERIOD MARYANNE PRIMAVERA And I lay on the deck, watching the waters foam against the bow, listening VIENNESE LANETTA QUARLES Afraid to go but willing. Determined to explore Once Loved Always Loved Tuxs and Blue Gown. BBall Zera Bi cales I shall never let go dreams R. West Adios with memories. Destiny PETER A RASKIN l'm sorry Martink Nose D.H. Hutkcrs-INIHSCMZ . Li: CHAMO- NIXVS Football Tom Time it wus. Aml what gi time it was. ll w.lx A time ol innotcmt: A time of tonfitlcmes 4981.- D 4 ,, Z: . f ,. , fi RICHARD D. RIORDAN TUNES BOC RUSH REDMAN MAR NO7 THANKS MR. HOMAN PBSHFDD FOOTBALL76 CHEW CREWRRBFDLSA AURORA STATES? Look quickly at the time we hold in our hands, for it is slowly slip- ping through our fingers. FRANCIS Cv. ROCKET Burnout.4thPeriod.P.O.-ICTODDS, COBRA. BUT DAVE I . . . 4Way. Morning coffee,The WHO 76. july 4th FLINK POID.Yes. jE.TW. PAPERS? SPACE SHOT.THEO'.I GOT TO GET OUT OF HERE! K' 3 PHIL ROBINSON TTP,SLOWMotion OmarfDWj Ski! tennis team drive-ins game7 WS Con- certs records Piseco Rumbles Vt Irving Spin Thanks MtD Coach McGrath My Great friends NGCIL? PP:ShaftedBYE ELIZABETH ROSENZWEIG If I am not for myself, who will befor me? If I am only for myself what good am I7 If not now, when Hillel xx. ' 7 i I ' -JAMES A. REED Time is a movin on Gotta get with it or soon it's gone . . . Time waits for no one so it is important for one to get ahead before the sweeping hand knocks you off course and lose in your race, JAMES ANTHONY RICCI Nanqf 2-15-75 - 1.Corith.15 - Thanks to my family - Prom-75 Cuda-Hey jim when are we going to Bolton - Thanks to you Nancy I'II make it i rwo and a half years left Nan-Hey Wfimpy' Heiss nupel Thanks Mr. H. as C-s. lt! XY, AMY A. ROSSBOROUG H And my shoulders had to shmg as I crawled beheath the rug and retuncd my piano. - P.O. HJ MA RYANN B ROSSI2 Nittitl-tkids 8: falling out of Cfuda lNI.irg,Sue,Kar Cape Cod Vik-cka end lil Concert Chevy forever Par- ty Nova Thanks Dad for being so gre-.at Pet Peevcs Currier. FK Nonanriim I.umlx'r to Nohsttit Clean- CTN JONATHAN B. RUBIN lt's been fun, ain't it? LESLIE A. SABEAN Sizzle Ads, A mid-summers nightmare.Franks boots 6Lunch cards, Boston trips,Monty Python,no,3 the Larch, Two sheds jackson,Amri far- ret,Tea with Pricilla,Storm windows Capsizc for me and my gal. ,.x. .Q ELIZABETH TRICHEL SANDERS VUarm daysg tool nights Parryingg 7fI5f 7'a,Donnv,Prom night,Don's footgall games, Riding Tarag My stairway lies on the whispering wind LZ, KAREN L. RUSSELL Russell Sprout.Beth.That's not a pool,That's a bush! Hey hor! Horses and Runaway farm . . . Silver,Sue,How about McDonalds?!Let's hit the slopes! Piseco.Flunking Algebra 2, Liz! ,S nt ANN MARIE SADLER IWSW Choppa 34 Shotguns 3311 Sum- mer sleepouts Dreamboat Bonehead TG Parry at G.G,'s WAC Stonebridge Mem- orial Higgins Beach Apples Rabbit late nights at Fitz's MRM Cal's Saddleup Birdie gs BETH A. SCHOFIELD FIVE YEARS wf-IC. . .T. . . Really I.P.S. w!Roberto and Bets Christmas 75.P.TrolIics . . . DP.R . . . Eagles . , .muchll 43, if, .2 2 ANNE SCHUETTE And we walked out once more beneath the stars. -Dante Pitchin' tents QYAHOOD and goin' crczzy! Goalies definitely have more fun . . . I'm a highway star' What? Where? PATRICIA SEARS MARCIA SEILER Somewhere down the road all those years will find some meaning, I lust can't think about it now. fc' 'CT 5 ' I SUZANNE BETH SHAPS DON'TTHROWIT'Cotuit'Le's take Chris's carl'Pres-RAT 'handwriting Half-Pint Sues-cellardwellers-40 seconds - MsA gulliblea Zanne Mrs. Mab-Don'tshutitMarcia''Thanks to Sis' ter Karen, Love to Michael 1 in IW JEFFREY s. SKLAR judge a man by his own deeds and wordsg thc opinions of others can be false. - Talmud KURT SMITH DEBBIE ANN SMITH Sunrises , , . Southern Comfort , . , Maine-76. . .On a good day. , . Ej 8: The Eagles . . . TIR I I . World's Greatest Cook , YBH . . . N Y Islander . LDM . , . SLK , Change of the guard . . . PO KU 64 SO . .Soph History Q . , ' u xl ' 4. H l 1, ' 'hr j ,L -0 f. , 2 AARON M SOCRAT WINTER OF SV FROM SOIITHIIZ TO XWAYLANID, XYIHAT A CHANGE' FISHIN ON IJIID. COKfH,RIiS I.ll:IEINM-70 ARCH IN MY BLOOD llOPliIfIII.I.Y POND IIOCKEY I.lTTI.Ii REID RAMI5l,IiR LONG HAIIL IT'S OVIiRY'Oll,OH lu MORIE g . m QFFD ' ANDY SCUSTEK -llilili T WTI ITI IM.-XYIJ Prom 76 Cir.irud.1s T M During tht' I I To The PII 3 Push Mul1.immc'il All .mtl Wfiltcr mgllll lhtlt Rulws pus Cronkite NX'l1y docs nun lull' llc kills pct pcixu punters -l.iil Nllli ll um for lutiil AND not only linml lfrc- tlivn't tlimlt xmftt' gmnl x-vii'rc not ll quentlx tlicrermist l1t'.alx'vt'r.ly.1c' um ihinlt xmfrt giml x-fn mix not lx. lmt if um .ircx UIQ'IlUII1U1llCIIULIgl1 H 20 4 pix 51 aw DIANE SPAGNUOLO Memories Love needs no words Michael TLA Triple A, 66 Mustang beast Tequila Sunrise Friends Forever Summer Falmouth Maine Tan -lanine GT Friend- ly's ABC missing you DN,MS,SC.SH FREE THANX '76 NB INGRI D ELIZABETH STATZ Malte the most of each day as it passes your way ,ag l .r f BRIAN A, C, STEEL Die UBERMENSCI-IEN EROBER- TEN. Moming coffee break w!F8cM EUROPE-76 Kerkira Drama RAC 'MY FAVORITE MISS PERSON' It's only castles buming . , . You've got to be crazy to stay sane. Yup,bye,WHS , . . f---v TRACEY TH ERESA STETSON Best of Friends never part shmame 84 Morsel Blue Volvo AV Choppa 5 GHWEM DJAA IWSW july -lthweeltend Spacey mcpec Stonebridge memorial Friendship divides our grief and doubles our Joy, 6!18!76 2- 2. N., I. , -.1 '--ylyi o ff I SANDRA LYNN STEWARD BEST OF MY LOVE . Stew5cDave. Franl-t8cThe Check.Soph Year. Cheering The Evening After.SC.Goddard's Party MP UNI. LAURA - Friendships Never Die France - BQB,LS.Hey Man Mels-CG Triplets EFM.-IBL KKCSBCL L .4-15:91 dy' S LINDA ANN STILLMAN Linder Field Hotkey DCL Halfbaclts Trackiffi Daughter WGAB Halloween Pasqual Meg8tDave Sam Bermuda Thanks Andersons Prom Ken Sailing -Iaffrey 86 True Friends Last Forever Anything Goes . , , Sunny skies fi 0 Q. swf ...I M REBECCA L. STODDARD Time it was, And what a time ir was. It was. . . A time of innocences, A time of confidencesf' l am my own person! Me, a day dreamer? Thanks-OPI 6cRoscoe ,FQ , ,f gi DELLE LINNEA STENQUIST With my parents at heart, for giving me life itself, for providing the love I needed to interpret it and ultimately develop my appreciation of it and its offerings - THKS.W.H.S.Good Luclc Class'77 1 NANCY K. STEVENS Party at Roy's? Contest'76 , . . NED'7 . . .6!l1!76 Maine. , .P.A.K. B.F Drama Club . . . C.Choir Coach don forget! I love you Mom, take r Thank you Coach, Lady, and Big dy.Goodbye W.H.S. BURTON STOPEK ll C I lil it EMILJ. TANNER Life is too short to be very long. - Ghost Town Skiing at Snowbird,-Nordic Tree turns - Good friends - Oh I do like hardship, - so long as I am com- fortablef' - Mariam Underhill SEAN M. TOBIN Tobe's Skiing New Hampshire , . . Prom...Cape.,.Deb..,Sears . . . The Twins, Happy Days, Tango. A.B. The Bear Truck Crash Tob's Cor- ner, Toots' Cookies Red Barn!Any time Hot Lips Pet Peeve: Watch the movie. MICHAEL TOOH EY CHRISTINE STURGIS Never a dull moment!Natick driving! We're being followed!The Silver Bomb !The VillagefKrammit!Kenmore! Overnights at North Stn!FS?!LL!Don Law sent us!Holiday InnsfABDON! backstage passes!YES! Greece! Miami 1 f--.xgaif if!-I .- PAUL G. THEOFILOS I DID IT. 70 DUSTER 69 CAMERO AXIS CLASS OF 75 THE OLD DAYS BIGTIME FALMOUTH SUMMER OF 76 STAY ON TOP FRIENDS, I GOTTA GET OUT OF HERE OVER THE HILL GANG ,Qw- ELLEN E. TRUE Nclle , . . MYF . . . 5f29f766LDave .,.The Ridge...WPL, . .john A , . 'tis me . , . You're ugly!,Lazears . . . Berm . . , Mrs. MHCYFSA YMNLY , , . AEQ. , , Calf. w!I.6c,I . , . 40 Seconds! It's been tres fun . , Go now in peace Thanks Mike - Take care Y 5 .IN 'fi . K. 4l's ,1. I-Y Y, E SUSAN TURNER TIM THOMAS . .l1f11!75, . KN XX'ouldn'r of made it without her , wrestling . , . long winters . . , loved it . par- ties with the WA C. . Thanks to Mrs. C. . , Pet Peeve . learning the hard way. . A ,II LL TOMASELLO WN, ,S MARI ELLYN VAN XVART Summer of 75 Wt'll Hl.ili Alill Yellow roses Gerhil Ifoml Burn out KUNHKI9l.XX'CiR.IfIfINII7D Sgiyliotit-st C'C'.mtlI.R Go ni Natitk SPAVIE .md MARK Beefx XVHKINIA SNEIQZIZ DB .md KI! nt'utr.il surt' I will FORFVIER 05 Y , . ,414 , 'GI W xx . . ev' I-3' P . , Q' tvs S ROBERT ,I WHITE XX HITEX , Football- 5 Superbowl- '5 CAROL Sat Nights at DEDHAM BIG BUY Cookout at Coch. St, Park ,ff f' SHA ROLYN NOEL WILLIAMS -JKL. , . Truro'75 . . . ieep rides. . . Cannan'76 . , , Hey jude . . , Bim- b08zOrbie , . . I'm going west some- day!! , , . Time makes you bolder Even children get older And I'm getting older too . . . EM t GLEN G XVOGAN Xvedncsday Afternoon Club Whattn AYBOMF GONE HUNTIN 'hs ,IILL WHITNEY The Cape . . , Summer 76 , . . healP Hyannis. . .CC.MV,LR.See ya later. ug, :si fi LISA K. WITMER Starskydd-Iutch Donald Duck!! Brewster Hawk De Love ya Scott! 2xPorkey DBM Cochich GRD 9-2-76 Hey Teach Suzuki I'm not afraid of tomorrow for I have-seen yesterday 8: I love today . . . BUB - 45 , ext. :ffl 'VS KENNETH O. WOODMAN 23186 Football COMP 7 Beat Most 1 to I KH Nailed Dutch between the eycs First time I hurt you in three years sail- ing with L8cC Gilly's parties were the best Hi Linda 1 1 DONALD WOODSON It has been a long, but enjoyable four years, too bad it couldn't last forever. School would be a bore without girls around. MARY C NWYNNE IWSW summer sleepouts MPAGG Flo- rida '70 - Bom Shotguns M Sc M Choppa Stonebridge Memorial Summer '74 WAC The Gang DFJHEMSPNOKJASLWALCSG 84 GMNPMGWDW Parties at SW The Land Cal Birdie It's been Real Thanltqu . I I K sn.- X... ', P . y .K WILLIAM KRANDYI YERZYK SE gb If sk SA H ,I AMY DREXEL YOHN What's Cooking? Dec nt Parrys I,et's go dancing Tall Ships Summer of 75 7,-' I0!75 GYMI OceanGate SSXVM Hit the Pit Pet Peeves: Fights with Mary Woolys-IzeAnn's a snobYfI'CC ri ru A LORRAINE YOUNG I l I MARTIN S. ZANGHI Summer of 76 Kirshe, Dalton 12,545 Virginia Beach 75 PET PEEVES - RASK - The Nose When I feel I want to quit, when I look for excuses to quit, when the odds say I should quit - I can't Thanks DRZ Q54 .S ...gf L 'T 'Tf I MICHAEI. ANDREW' zitixo Guido Bowlia . Edna and Ellen Les l0.5I LAKROR Funits 'IB and A B .l R and G R R D Gas Cap for me .ind my Gal Miles Standing Amrifarrct Don't fret ir's a mirror Hal Get' 209 fy li..- 1.- O 'IOIE ZIMMERMANJR To All Metto Students .it XX'.1yl.znd, KEEP THAT SAME OLD FEELING Be mmebfxly work novt play later By Mtllot. DAVE, JOE, XX'1llie Skinner Slmrem and the Community of XY ax'I.1nd IZ Rt Xilili N ZIMMIZRYXIAN XII' A QOLID RINK BUT A XX'AliM PROSPEC 'I' 'ix MIN- TANC, UN Till' UI' A I'1 DT IN A CUIID PARK PINK IfI,0YlJ ISI.,-'IVIAINM OII' XVIII lil l,l'AX'IN4f THI NNKJXX' 'IIIAT TNI YI R ITNIJN W'IIA'I A I.l'i KY YXIANIAM' XYIENDY P ZINIER Wlitr IongQ For peace muit first clear hu own battlefield Wfithin the heart, and xow the seetlx of love Mildred N Htmyer jr ,. . . ., t I '-g . . ,.. . .W , . . .' .' l I I ' .' iQ TT If 1 .- I 17,5 4 4 5- , Q 492 l if MICHELE ZIMMERMAN The time has come, for closing books and long last looks must end . . .Good Luck METCO students M-I, VQ, RD, JZ, LK + ND. Are you ready for this SS + MO hiking B.BalI Dr.O prom 76 good times Adios SCO'I'l' ANDREW' AMES DAVID B.-JOHNSON MUG MG 1100 -I V.Footb.ill that won't B, and H - Get out and push' Cape it wasn't Skiing - my knee A A -lea this will Bio Gulf' - NX'h.tt .I yoke Mr it is Bibeau , . . Red Beard . . Merc Stowe than why, . No Problem , Heading XVest BK EP R - S W--..,..,,. ROGER PERRY KELLER f Q lt's full of phonics and all you do is study so tha: you can learn enough ro be smart enough ro be able to buy a god- dam Cadillac someday , . . The Catcher In the Rye blade against blade N .p-. fm., . li- 7 DAVID SIETH SELBY VALlfRllf Nl STATKUS TNTANY GREAT UNl:flRGTfTTAl5Llf l i ' 2K 'Is 7 '1flfJ!7'lv lNlL'r11uric's DAYS AND NlCiHTS WITH lvfARl- The Prom DS aml Family - LYN CfAlNll'lNfi DOWN THE CAPE lN1.my Th.mlcs lNlTAl5 90' Tell JUST l5CXXillflNCi lllKlNCi UP Cm' S.ltur:l.w Night Klslcln NORTH SHlNlNfi STAR FOR Wfishful 'l'lIlIll'4IIUL linglisli YOU TCT Slfh XX'HAT YCJUR Lllili B.lf'l3' l.lll:SVllllNIR lisrh 'l'h.mlu to CAN TRULY BE .ill my lricmlx 1 Rf ' S-5 MARILYN D STK 7NI2 MANY GREAT UNHlRlil2TTAlil.l- DAYS ANI! NIGHTS XX'l'lAll DAVID CAMPING llll NORTH SOME Ol- MY MOST C RAXIINT lilJXY'lJll-'NI' IQXPIZRIIZNK LS XVl'l'Il Tlll' XVLRHY 4VIt'KI1 lllAVl1,ll'N'l lil-L il 'INN XT ELLEN M MARSTON IVUSKV Muahy Shotguns Cfhoppa l -lulx 4 w-end Camping at Cflf SEM MPAUCQ B-BALL Drive-inx GFAF ,IHM XWASDFTSBINIK-IAl.KflNI VCA? GGMNTTDXVTGRRPTNICQXYTNIID In been real VC'.1Qterl Daw .mil XX'.ixml Nite? with Spare THANQl 7' KARLN THQ JMA5 mil-li Yi P'l P ' Tlll l,Ul, ' li xliK'NI1lI iimlu' xnlixc' l,L'ill1.llN lnlx I mi lilllillilllll XY' irmw llcwi 'I'lll l'l Nt li' l.'XlNll'lNli AT INK If XYIXX'lXX'.'xt 255 151 4' llrixr iii Nu .aiixrliiiiyn Ll lxlan lu-mi rlmn null Cvlxx lilNI5li.'X'l' HY l .N I' 'f 'fa' f HOD' Jn ..1.,,A rf 1 h H -1 'H Al in nv I 'S 'b ,Ama fii. '- fl' n iii,-Pl 1 o I, ' :,' .-1. 'X 1 Aff t gn lei JI W ,, vu X , 1.1, L- '50 wx, 'T' I P eff ,171 Q Y 1 ef'- , 46 ,F ' s 6 1 ,fill an, ,Q-nv' R Y u ?'lf A hx Q. I, ' 'S- W a -Q A A . sk ,x f X 1 'YV A T is 'ti Q, ' J? if at a. Pam Karpp b. 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HiIIcres+ is af foo? of fhe hill on +he right O 1 A ' xx F li We are proud of the part Westwood Studios has played in the production of your yearbook. It is xivith this same pride in our work, and our interest in producing better portraits and candids that we hope you may call upon our services in the future. '4 218 CHESTNUT STREET NEEDHAM, MASSACHUSETTS 444-0042 Portraits, Wedding Candids, and Yearbook Photography I i i i Studios .Ap --, . 7 .. Complimen+s of Complimen+s of DATH'S PACKAGE STCRE BROCKELMAN'S MARKET R b ri L. C .O e a.mpana . The Home of Fine Foods I3 I Mann S+., Cochduafe Vnliage I I7 Commonweal+h Road W6YI6Hd. MA 0' 778 Wayland, MA Ol 778 Tel.: 653-5940 Tel.: 653-588l ,- l1l.' .i ' RJ 'ga fi 27 ' - no ,ff f A - Z 4 A ,X pjflon, . w,D,,.,,G, Complimenfs of WAYLAND HQUSE BICKNELUS INC. WHLST3'-0.7 665 Cochi+ua+e Road 358 4080 Framingham, MA Tel.: 879-4500 P can X1 ,fl Nqwi JF CompIiments0f Suburban M L l Complimenfs of ggf,'f,'gggnP'g5g5,5gfg,g25,gj,g,'gggg am LEE S FARM MARKET 879-0400 I34 Bos+on Pos? Road Wayland, MA Tel.: 358-4694 TOWN LINE HARDWARE ' PAUL c. HooPER co., INC. Plumbing - Heating - Gas Fitting 84 Bosmn PoS+ Rd. 39 W. Plain St. Wayland, Mass. Wayland - Sudbury - Town Line Tel: 443-2l I2 Phone 358-2951 653-6830 xl' Would you fell me, please, which way I oughf fo C0mplimen+s of I go from here? I Thai depends a good deal on where you wan+ +o ge+ Yo, said fhe Cal. J Vx cfs. Idon'I much care where- said Alice. T' Then if doesn'+ maffer which way you go, said IIN? CGI. I 0 - so long as I gel somewhere, Alice added as an explanalion. , I Oh, you're sure fo do 'rha+, said fhe Cai, if you Orlenlal Rugs B' only wall: long enough. 2284 NNdSl1Ing+0n SI. Q - Alice in Wonderland STUDENT CGUNCIL '76-'77 Newfon Lower Falls, MA 02I62 Tel.: 244-2553 l ILIIIIIIIT if avi A, 3 1-1, I , fllli , wh ,q..f ,x 224 if 'ffl'- 1' ,' vii A M. I Meilleurs Voeux Culllzlogvers npax Semper-1 A ani Salud, Amor, y Pese+as! UFIUG S d Garden Supplies an Q, Congra+uIa+ions xf To +he Class of '77 From RU55 ' THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE Q,-,en 9.5230 RUSSELES GARDEN CENTER . ROUTE 20 ' Includmg Sundays WAYLAND, MASS. 01778 Phone358A2283 HIGH SCHOOL , ,. ..,:,.-. - . ,A 'f' 4' f rb I 4- - . 'fu WV ? 'Y fff -' 3 A- ,. I .:,..,. . 1,3 fd It A 1' .11 flwaie. x vmdwbif. Brown Studio ' Q Mamie Sire?-2 A, , , p ,Y . ,. 4 - Y :- vv 71 51' ' 1'v4dE1f ., JJC H -Q --rf nf .N fm CW fo -13,1-omni? l 1, . , ff ,A fb, 'Q' ' F' Hlllllillll HIIIIIIIINS ' MASS llf 'll Melin From your yearbook phofogropher Gor 'K ,1.,- . 5 5 ' ' Q R . 1 , ff , A Q . , ,WM ,. ,, Q 1- i:?,,jL7 1 N A-1 . -5 A ll-17,34 A.dw. . s AJ. f 4: 1 -'AAI -V I O rv L c 1941 -7 1 . 191 - -0-ii .w ..-- :- - 'il .1 .4 Q . ,-.1 1 , I 1 1 4 ,., ' Q 's gpaam'-s ,K .XL 'VP' sf '95, 1 bf-' ,K 6 .B A 4 ii 225 fo szzzf If ffzajw JZIZQA' THE mommy S Em EST TIMEPIECES - NEW ENGLANDS FINEST Tw ATCH STORE IOHNSGN GGRDON IEWELERS SHUPPERS WURLD PRAM INCI-IAM 872-9108 235-0108 iaigf' -X, x N, s In Honor of ILENE KNOPPING Presidenf, Class 77 SMD INDUSTRIES INC ou+h S+ree Hopkinfon, MA 0 8 Tel.: 237-5305 l M E fr KAW. ll I If 'fi AWWA fm , -Q - ff E l ! F. Q lrl .u fl 'W M' vp i Nlgr W 4-if - M ml 4:4 KX as f,,.l..mllm,X s X5 li 'E Wm W fx C, gra u a ions o 'rhe Class of '77 x f K SS 1 . Q s X '- 75:1 .':1'1j1f-if1f'f'1'1'. fzizf' ' ' ' -fzrffffs. ..-,-1-af'-'Ns 0 ','g:.f' I' ..' -i'.:.s . O f',,',' .'o:'t?. I ':'o. 1 v, ,'s.:.'.-t'L'0? Con + l 'l' + BayBank Newton-Waltham RROWHEAD Your Homelown Floris'r To 'rhe Class of '77 Wisdom ls OHimes Nearer When We S+oop Than When We Soar. Wooclsworlh From +he Class of '78 YG gd' Q 5 ' Q u s COMPLETE Auro SERVICE 1 -. LI BER-I-Yrs PIZZA AND REPAIRING II6 Main S+. COC,,i,ua,e' MA Le+ Us Service Your Car COUNTRYSIDE ARCO Paul J. Forcier 78 Bos+on Pos+ Road Wayland, MA OI778 Tel.: 358-4794 Tel. 655-34I7 STATE ROAD AUTO BGDY 81 GARAGE Charlie Reicl1er+ 292 R. Bosfon Posf Road Wayland, MA Ol778 Tel.: 358-5l9l 358-5l92 SERVING WAYLAND 6 NATICK AREA SEPTIC TANKS CESSPOOLS CLEANED - INSTALLED - REPAIRED 24 HOUR TELEPHONE SERVICE i g3CHUFIElD INC. 894-2187 E Auvwufnf Complefe lnsfallafion and Repair Radio Dispa+cl'1ed Service 80 Union Ave. 443-8985 Sudbury 9 af if ,. f f - -as- 'H-fe 2.3 I Y I F' 7 gg .- rl. ef ,'f..JE.e.-nuH?- 5 gif 5- 6. gag-g, ia.-4 i Y a ' 4. .z-- ,Q-fit. Wesfon, Acfon, Concord and Needham Growing by Serving -r -':E'.' .:.5,:'-1 5 3 I -S ANG - vAv R 1 FWJTO- F,ES,A ff 5 3522-77-- PANA A K We awllisllof Wish You zcwwfmpf I O E asf i s as fqgz ,ia 1 -is A a Safe Future 5fRAUlLe if L.. Q 5 Nou Facforysfrained Technicians Ulfra Body Refinishing Celebrafing OUR 54+h FORD ANNIVERSARY 3 247 Bosfon Posf Road U .S.A. 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