Westwood High School - Green Years Yearbook (Westwood, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1977 volume:

4F â– â– â– â– WBHHDmi For Reference Not to be taken from this room WESTWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 3018 00230 1490 GREEN YEARS 1977 Editors Saralee Sesnovich Jean Hildebrant Associate Editors Cathy Friedl Joanne Ward Business Managers Chris Callahan Linda Fraze Tricia Grueter Kate Mullarkey Adviser Charles W. Flahive am my own self struggling to be understood . . . To exist in peace To express clearly my inner hopes . . . To be myself . . . To make my own way . . . To be involved and yet maintain my independence â–  „. La 4 1 SENIOR CLASS PUBLICATION WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Westu)ood 9 3Iassaeh,usetts Why should we be in such desperate haste to succeed and in such desperate enterprises? If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau It is easy in the world to follow the world ' s opinions; it is easy in solitude to follow our own; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with p erfect sweetness the independence of solitude. Ralph Waldo Emerson Do what you want to do Be what you want to be Look the way you want to look Act the way you want to act Think the way you want to think Speak the way you want to speak Follow the goals you want to follow Live according to the truths within yourself Susan Polis Schutz 5TVU UU We must not make the past the only light for the ensuing years. A new leaf must be turned and new ideas read. We must hear things that have never been heard before. Thus will a new world arise. David Polls . ' â–  Ml r , , V A , • «€ jf fa j K IE I 3 . i H If % 1 1 1 HI 1 M 11 . 9 Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. Anonymous WMyf? V « ►« Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Louisa May Alcott I 13 W.H.S. 1977 Vice President Linda Fabiano 43 Saint Denis Drive Just when you know all of life ' s answers, they change all the questions. Linda enjoys track, basketball, tennis, concerts with Arlene jound at Freetown. Pal Joeys Falmouth ... pet peeves: doughnuts, Westwood lingo, taking pictures . fauonte people Class of 77 and fnends atW.H S likes a good joke or a bad one. getting the last word on Thcia Good luck everyone college. Volleyball 3. 4; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; A.F S 3; Girls ' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3; Health Careers Club 2, 3 President Steven Harrington 105 Briar Lane The future belongs to those who have faith in it Steve curly hair, sincere . likes ff 24. parties, good times dislikes attempts pet peeves morning meetings, giggling girls, line violations Yeahhh ' hoop and beating Medjield favorite people IVhitey. card gang, anyone else who has passed his way found down the Cape, cruisin in the Buick. on the court or the field college Class President 2, 4, Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4, Senior Play. Boys ' State 3. Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4, Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Student Faculty Forum 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Prom Committee 3. Secretary Katelyn Quynn 50 Endicott Road Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, glory to the flower, we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind Katte dimples . likes J Taylor, Frampton, Aliage, silver jewelry, eyelet, Reasons dislikes pumpkin pranks Bren, Bare, Lyd, and the gang Tacky pet peeve waiting for the mail Hideous found in Yarmouth, the beach, N C ' .. Rascals Southerner Tufts Varsity Cheerleader 1, 4, Hockey Cheerleader 3, Dnll Team 2, 3, Swim Team Timer 2, 3; Class Secretary 1, 2, 4, Student Council 1. Yearbook Staff, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer Nancy Fabiano 43 Saint Denis Drive To achieve all that is possible, we must attempt the impossible. To be all that we can be, we must dream of being more Nancy. Nanc, Ant likes old cars, short coaches, bad jokes enjoys all sports, good times with C.H HC That s enough dislikes ris tng early, when Bal gets mad. crutches, recognition nights Let s drop the subject favonte people WHS classmates, underclassmen . pet peeves whirlpools, being called a SJ.. losing tournaments Cut it out . found on the field, track, or court rubbing hands down side of face fuzzy hair . looks a little like sisters Jean. Linda . wishes the class of 77 good luck in the future college Class Treasurer 1, 2. 3. 4, Senior Play; Track 1, 2, 3. 4, Captain 3; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4. Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Prom Com- mittee 3 16 Margaret Abbate 224 Hartford Street Everybody seems to think I ' m lazy, I don ' t mind; I think they ' re crazy. Running everywhere in such a speed, ' til they find there ' s no need. Peggi . always talking , , likes golden oldies, the Beatles, Italian food, Norman Rockwell paintings, horror films. English accents pet peeves: smoke, paquets. lining up alphabetically and by height Dunkah ' 7s anyone listening to me? . . . dislikes favontism. math, seafood . . . enjoys cartooning, mouie triuia. soc cer listening to Larry Click . . . Semi-! . . . favorite people Juan. Aunt Mimi. Rita. Pauline . . found en la ciudad de Saffron dbnde la vida es mot tranquila Framingham. Chorus 1, 2; Senior Class Play; French Club 2; Spanish Club 3; South Pacific 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dana Adleman 24 Stearns Street Each must find his own road. Dana . likes skiing, skating, hockey, being outdoors . . Favorite person Mr Kodzis quiet, unassuming Hockey 1 Pet peeves: homework plans to work. Theresa Altimar 11 Kingswood Road Happiness is not having everything you want, but wanting everything you have Theresa making salads, keeping busy likes dancers. North End. all nighters with the play gang dislikes early mornings, typing Pet peeves that voice, colorguard practices . Y? . J know ' favorite people any and all Am I boring you? . . B-12. Wash. . found at Charleys, on the field, anywhere but homeroom. Austria . College, physical therapy Colorguard 2. 4; Drill Team 3, Student Council 4, Yearbook Staff; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Chorus 1; Student Faculty Forum 4. Jane Arnold 161 Willard Circle Without faith a person can do nothing. With it all things are possible. Jane . . . likes vacations, shopping, parties, movies, reading, needlepoint pet peeves: dnving. driving Dad s car. parking lots, boring weekends . . Really! . . likes owls . True DB. EM.. K.F.. SD found here and there Senior Play, Deborah Asbrand 128 Beechnut Road In the midst of winter, I finally learned there was within me an invincible sum mer. Debbie. Deb likes the ocean, the beach. Pats, candlelight pet peeves fast walkers, bright lights favorite people Diane. Pen. B C . a ways squinting jimmies GTS . college Yearbook Staff; AFS Club 2, 3; Concert Band 3; Marching Band 3, Senior Play; Drama Club Pamela Ashworth 16 Schaefer Avenue It often shows a find command of language to say nothing. Pam . . Pet peeves: smoke likes making lists, listening to the radio, records Cute . . . Favorite people: SB.. LM.. DM Honestly found in the MC plans to become a D.J Margaret Atkins 1536 High Street Pursue noble aims. ' Peggy . . found at flea markets. Norton, music room Hi-ya likes yogurt, little kids, bookkeeping, fiddling. District Favorite people everyone . most ex otic earings high-heeled shoes sophisticated clothes a career in law or foreign service. Senior Play; Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1; All- State Orchestra 3, 4. District Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Ragtime Ensemble 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Sacred Cheese 1,2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff, Madrigals 2, 3, Director 4; French Club 3. AFS Club 3, 4, Mona Atallah 64 Woodland Road Where words fail, dance and music speak. Mona . . watching the tube, sleeping, reading . likes clubbing, cruising, getting dusted . . dislikes showoffs, fast cars . Oh my God I did, really ' . . . Pet peeves: Elton John, Westwoodi tes, snobs. Freshmen Dave, 2 13 76 S.F ' .. P.S.. C.S . . found in the van, with Dave, at Flanagan s brown eyes and hair 5 ' 4 .. Interior decorating, travel Chorus 1, 2, Soili Ayoub 207 Carroll Avenue You ' ve got to love what ' s lovable and hate what ' s hateable. It takes brains to see the difference. Soili pel peeves smoke, shopping, working likes beaches, music, animals found at the dnjg store, with fnends dislikes loud people, spinach favohte people: Gork. DK. KC en- joys hiking, skiing Excellent friendly disposition college bound Drill Team 1. 2. 3, 4, Hockey Cheerleader 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Senior Class Play, Explorers ' Club 4, National Honor Society 4 Jonathan Bailey 171 Cedar Lane You are uneasy; you never sailed with me before, I see. Jon likes sunny days, driving around, flying, snowstorms . . . dislikes rain, homework enjoys biking, camping, hiking, rugby. soccer, crosscountry skiing Pet peeves snobs, people that nag Fantastic . . . Nice one! college Exchange Student 2, 3. Cynthia Baker 403 Hartford Street If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Cindy - . happy-go-lucky, painter pants, sweaters . . . likes movies, shopping in Boston, beaches, good times with good fnends Favohte people Blumsie. Cathy. Theresa found around Westwood at the Library Pet Peeves: smoke, working at WML . stalling cars B 12 Hi you guys ' psychology major, college Track 3, 4; Chorus 1. Senior Play; Drill Team 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, No Parentheses 4. Susan Ballantine 624 Hartford Street And I d o appreciate your being ' round, because I get by with a little help from my fnends, so think of me as your friend . Sue. Mo big smile likes starry nights, lockers, notebooks, rootbeer lipgloss dislikes boring weekends, breaking up. rainy football games, cold hnks talking in sign language, ujnting in orange loves cheenng found at the Cape, at practice, at Young Life Favorite people SH. SF. SB Its been real! . Case closed ' college Chorus 2, 4, Glee Club 2. 4, Student Council 2, 3, Senior Play; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4, Hockey Cheerleader 1 , 2, 3, 4, Captain 3. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2. 3, 4, Captain 4, Drama Club 2. 3, Yearbook Staff Roy Barter 46 Willow Street Only a free spirit can soar through the mystery of possibility, Roy. LeRoy fauohte activities bowling, electroni cs, Itstening to music, Demoiay likes sleeping, traveling dislikes homework, tests favorite people PR . T.G . P.B found in the M C quiet short college Band 1, 2, Concert Band 1, Astronomy Club 4. Photography Club 4, Computer Club 1, 2 Brenda Bashian 11 Churchill Road Paint a pretty smile each day Loving, It ' s a blessing: never let It fade away It ' s all about happiness Bren pet peeves guys with beards, cruising without a cause, static cling, seaweed, pumpkins Hi, you guys enjoys skating, cheerleadtng. reading mags, scrapbooks favohte peo pie K . L . C , J ' ., R „ assorted others likes summer, the Cape. Fema , Gldget movies. Yellowbhck Road, the Who. parties. grape pops, spaghetti found in the red Torino, at the Pewter Pot. FB college Cheerleader 1, 2. 3. 4. Tri captain 1, Treasurer 4. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Prom Committee 3. Senior Class Gift Committee. Yearbook Staff, Senior Class Play. Theodore Beaton 32 Russell Avenue Man ' s noblest gift Is his sincerity, lor It embraces his Integrity Ted tennis, club, T.M.C, DQ, lust hackln around pet peeves: mono, hepatitis, cackle . roistering likes Jr Life, vocalizing, horses dislikes being grounded, attempted hard guys, rumors Yeouch! Way to fire! . Care ' - SB. TC.CR.SB.LM Saywhaaat ' ... Later! found at the tennis club. In the musty, at Young Life a van. a friend, calling my own shots college Chorus 4, Double Quartet 3. 4. District Chorus 3, 4, Basketball 1, Tennis 3, 4. James Beatty 137 Colburn Street is either a daring adventure or nothing. pet peeves waiting for Diane. D.R. and the rat pack sleeping, playing cards dunng late hours, good parties, driv- 1 the rain . Duff, how about breakfast? favorite peo- )iane, B.M , J S . the animals found with Diane, the guvs ' onde hair, blue eves . . - business. Meredeth Beers 53 Aran Road It is the time that you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important. Meredeth . enjoys a game of tennis, sailing, the ocean . . . pet peeves: apathy. Sundays likes open sandwiches, cheese, fan tasy. yoga, munching magic squares . dislikes mono, all-girl classes found in Chatham, on the tennis courts, at meetings . . . favorite people Gibran Co . plans for college and an am- bitious career National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4. Senior Class Play; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sacred Cheese 1, 2; No Parentheses 1, 2, 3, 4, Colorguard 2, 3, Student Advisory Board 1 , 2, 3, 4; Regional Student Advisory Council 4; Math Team 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3 Michael Bennett 15 York Street Dorchester Say what you feel and be polite, and everyone will think you ' re out of sight! Be original! Mike enjoys parties, playing hoop, building pet peeve phony people favohte people the Fobs. Buck. A.B.. SC . B S . . found talking to young ladies dislikes sitting on the bench easy to talk to fun to be with Football 1, 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 Paul Black 534 Oak Street To me every hour of the day and night is an unspeakable per- fect miracle. Paul . likes water sports, taking pictures . . . dislikes watching. being a chauffeur headed for college. Senior Class Play; Photography Club 4 Linda Blum 616 Hartford Street The most wasted day of all is that one in which we have not laughed. Linda. Blums . . enjoys traveling, laughing. Young Life pet peeves: social butterflies, leather jackets, bohng weekends, apathy. Ls voice, double knitpants . It ' ll be an adventure! . . ERS -1200 wpm. . . W.M.L. . . likes tea. fuzzy sweaters, sum mer days, beaches, making OH bars and birthday cakes . . . Pan ama . . , chubby cheeks . . . those sneezes! ... B 12 college Student Council 4; No Parentheses 3. 4; Drill Team 3; Colorguard 2; Timer for Swim Team 4; Senior Class Play; Year book Staff; National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4. Peter Boari 14 Magaletta Drive They can because they think they can. Boar Decent enjoys parties. Williamsburg, concerts . . . pet peeves: football camp, sprints. Mr. M . di slikes broken win dows. poles favohte people: MB.. Fuzz. S.W . found at Goob s college Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play Barbara Bonner 45 Birch Street A fruitful mind combined with a compassionate heart keeps you alive and young. Barbara. Barb favorite people M.. K. Gib. Cook. Val enjoys Summer League Softball. Red Sox Games pet peeves sprints, being called Penny s twin. Senior Life . . . Lovely . Do I ' r ' ... likes parties, weekends, pudge dislikes boredom, dogs found at the Garden s. Sandys Blue Tank. Cs house . . member of C.H.H.C. college bound Softball 1, 2. 3. 4. Captain 4; Chorus 1. 4; Glee Club 1. Basketball 1, 2, 3. co captain 2; Pep Club 3. 4; Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society 3, 4, AFS Club 4; Senior Class Play; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, cocaptaln 1, 2 Linda Borsare 20 Walker Road Happiness is a butterfly which when pursued is just beyond your grasp, but if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. Linda likes popcorn, good times, sincere people . pet peeves: waiting, mornings, staving in one place too long . . . What s up this weekend? . . Let s go get something to eat .. . Decent . . favonte people Michael. Patty. Jenny. Deb, Tiny. Mr Flahive . found at Arco. with Michael . college bound Yearbook Staff; Senior Hockey Game, Pep Club 1, 2; Senior Class Play. Stephen Bourne 123 Oak Street No pit is so deep that he is not deeper still. Steve , . pet peeves: people short enough to lean on, 7:00 track practices , . scuba, running, collecting track shoes Club, Cam- paigners , . , likes long hair, kangaroos, scruples, Saranac, maneuvers of all types . . . dislikes slow tracks, stalled cars, ciggers, ' 440 intervals, rude jokes . What on outrage . . . We out of here? . favorite people C.R., T.B..S.B.. Young Life kids, all other social outcasts . That irks me something fierce . . . tall, fumey hair, glasses, necklaces . writing in blue flair . . . That ' s rude . . warped sense of humor June 29, 1976 . . . May ' 76 ... a van. a friend, calling the shots college Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2, 3, 4. Dianne Boyd 215 Blue Hill Drive If you love something very, very much, let it go free. If it does not return to you, it never was meant to be yours If it does, love it forever Dianne . . enjoys going out with friends I can relate . talkative, constantly laughing likes mature males . . found on the stage at Xaviarian . . favonte people: Karen. Erin, others . . . Bentley Wildes Real Estate . plans to get her C.PA. Stephen Boyle 78 Fox Hill Street Deep dreams and blues are the colors I choose, won ' t you let me go down in my dream. Steue . . Who, me? . likes skateboarding, partying, women, money . Ready? pet peeves: Westwood lingo, crutches. VBF dislikes Miles driving . . favorite people fun-loving peo pie . . . beard, pony tail . . . ptans to work with people and teach Senior Class Play; Track 3; Tennis 3; Yearbook Staff. Arlene Brawley 10 Westdale Road You ' re never poor as long as you have a friend. Arlene . favorite activities: letting J F drive, near accidents in Walpole with L.F. and T.G.. bike riding, sailing . Pal Joeys in Falmouth Marthas Vineyard likes leather, nice cars. Ber muda, Woodneck Beach, last block studies, KM s party, a cup of tea, utatching the soaps falling in puddles found in the Falcon, nowhere special . pet peeves white painters pants. IVestuwod lingo, rising early, hitting the bat cave . . . Give me a break ' . Trish. Jeanne, Susan, the rest of the gang . . . The Club . Junior college . . . Medical Secretary. Senior Class Play; Colorguard 3, Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3. Chorus 1, 2. Gary Bresnahan 267 Alder Road Enjoy life now, for tomorrow the fun will be over Gary found In the MC before school . . . likes the Montego. Tuesdays dislikes baconburgers . Youch! . Thats be side the point . . I dont care! favorite people George P., Heather, Annie Fannie enjoys Demolay. photography . . . found in Dedham college Senior play; Football 1 , Drama Club 4; Golf 1 , 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Photography 4 Scott Broadhurst 58 Alder Road What a man has may be dependent on others, but what he is, depends on himself alone Scott , , . likes skiing, acting, playing tennis . . Decent dis likes unfriendly people Oh ... found on the stage, courts, or slopes . college. Ski Team 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4, Tennis Team 4, Pep Club 2. 3. Robin Brown 108 Magnolia Drive Andrew Browne 184 Hartford Street Matthew Buckley 41 Marshall Street Fill life with the splendor of generous acts, the warmth of loving words. Robin . determined, clear blue eyes, getting out of class . . . likes Saturday Night, Eric Clapton. Chinese food, summer . . dislikes smoky buses, boring weekends. Thank God it ' s Friday! . . . Come on, now! . . . K.N., D.D.. A.M.. L.M. . . . pet peeves: homework, getting up early, feminists, Bay City Rollers, bad backs . . . found at the Gardens, in the blue V.W. ... college. Health Careers Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play, Manager of Gymnastics 3, 4; Yearboek Staff. Be yourself — not like another. Andy . . . cowboy boots, fluorescent coloredjacket . . . enjoys golf, bowling, tennis, swimming, boating, P.LA. . . . pet peeves: being constantly broke . . . Orf . , Oh God . . . likes Aerosmith with Harry Hit. the beach . . . fauorite people: A.D.. J.B.. F.C. S.C. . . . Blue Hills and then U. Florida. Swim Team 2. I live always for the high points of life. Buck . dislikes baby powder. Camp IVono enjoys sports, parties, good times . . . Hey Vin . . . Yeab, we might get up at five in the morning. . fauorite people: the football gang. Bob, Hay, Alex, Mac Phearson . . found in the cafeteria, lockers, at the wrong parties . . . easygoing, laughing. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2; Track 4. Timothy Bullis 66 Crystal Hill Terrace Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. 77m . . . likes football, swimming , , . dislikes Mustangs, C.W., working at Polaroid, worming maneuvers . . . found partying in Westwood. with friends . . , Hows it going . . . What ' s happen- ing serious, quiet . . . college. Football 1: Swim Team 2. Ann Buonagurio 10 Endicott Street The simplest truth is new and wonderful when we experience it for the first time. Ann . . . found at Blue Hills, with the girls . . . likes ELP. cars, clothes, memories . . . dislikes rising early, homeroom Really? . . . favorite people: K.P. T.P.. P.K.. C.H.. Milton people . . . California. Mary Burke 28 Briar Lane The secret of success in life is for a person to be ready when his opportunity comes. Mary. Bricks . . , softball. football, basketball, driving . . . likes laughing, having a good time, being with friends . . pet peeves: getting kicked downstairs, pumpkin throwers, broken windows, dislikes turning red, being teased . . . Sad . . . Terry. M.L.S.. L.W.. J.F.. P.M.. the gang . . . found at work, with Terry, at parties . . . wearing three shirts, big smile . . . college. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Health Careers Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Francesca Busalacchi 8 Dayton Avenue I would live the same life over if 1 had to live again. Chessy . . . pet peeves: sprints, car accidents, snobs . . likes basketball, partying with C.H.H.C. . . . dislikes Westwood lingo, being broke . . . enjoys mint chocolate-chip ice cream, FM, weekends . . . Give me a break . . favorite people: Sandy. Doreen, KDS. Mom, gang . . . found in the gym. at Garden s. at parties member of CH.HC . jokes a lot . . . college. Chorus 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Track 3; Manager of Field Hockey 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. Bruce Calisti 30 Orchard Circle Christine Callahan 254 Hartford Street Anthony Campagna 14 Eldridge Place The beginning of wisdom is silence. Bruce . leader of the Orchard Circle gang . . . likes Doritoes, pleasant smells . Hey! . Later Cook! . favorite people: the gang. Susan, Cook , . found at the hole. Met many, liked few, loved one. Chris pet peeves: curfews, waiting for people, getting up early, lies . . . Yeah, right! ' . , favorite activities: horseback riding, swimming, skiing . . . likes little kids, beaching in sun, traveling, meeting new people, parties . Tell me about it! ' favorite people: J.M., KS, Shu, D.B. found in Milton, down the cape, with J.M . . well dressed . college bound dental assistant Senior Play; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3. Those who have done their best for their own time have lived for all time. Tony constantly singing or joking, smiling , likes Young Life . . . Only kidding pet peeves Prince Spaghetti Day, home lessons. Ragu, Ebs schedule . . dislikes unhappy people, Mon- day mornings found at Texaco. Rivas, Cannatas parties . . . favorite people: B.C., Melon, Fag. Cappo, Golda Later . . Really college Double Quartet 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4; All State Chorus 3, 4; District Chorus 3, 4; No Parentheses 4; Senior Class Play; Pep Club 1, 2. 3,4 William Cannata, Jr. 61 Dean Street You only go around once, so live it with gusto. Bill. Billy. Little Willie short likes skiing, parties, uans. hockey . . . dislikes school, work . . . Dan . . . Leo Line fauorite people: Cappo, Anthony. Jude and others found at Bs. M Ms pet peeves: phonies, snobs, cancelled concerts plans to travel Blue Hills Tech. Gary Cappuccino 146 Clapboardtree Street Music Is my first love, and it will be my last. Gary mustache nice clothes likes Aerosmlth. cruising, concerts, gigs, hockey DesfJny dislikes getting nailed, Boneheads Go Easy found at Billy Cs. at B.M.S favorite people Bill. Kour, Goo, the gang college Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Peter Carbonaro 480 Dover Road Try to remember; and If you remember, then follow Peter pet peeves racing, Pfntos. VBF RKO, boredom, cruis- ing to nowhere. Algebra likes Porsches, beaches, weekends at U Mass, skiing . TB get to it! . favorite people: Orchard Or cle Gang, DP ' ., Anita, LB found at Bean Farm, around the pool table college Skiing 1, 2, 3. Stephen Carchedi 30 Pear Tree Drive Self confidence Is the first requisite to great undertakings Steve . . likes fish. History, gourmet food, dining with friends dislikes childish people, weekends Glue me a break 1 favorite people F.M., BM college, travel. Frank Cardinale 100 Peartree Drive The rock of faith harbors deep waters. Frank ... (fie bass . . . brown hair, a nice smile . . . horseback riding, bowling . . . likes playing rock music, jamming . . . pet peeves: working at Roche Bros. . . . favorite people: M.W., L.L., S.E., A.D., S.L. . . . found in the music room. Concert Band 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 4. Marcia Carlson 145 Blue Hill Drive Life is an exciting business, and it is most exciting when it is lived for others. Marcia . . . enjoys listening to and singing music, reading, cooking . . . dislikes insincere people . . . likes fluffy kittens . . . pet peeves: noisy dogs, warm stuffy rooms . . . found in the Media Center, shopping centers . . . favorite people: P.O., L.M., RC. . . . I know it . . . petite . . . reserved . . . college. Drama Club 1, 2, 4; French Club 4. Peter Carroll 202 Strasser Avenue Ideas don ' t work unless we do. Peter . . . Red Sox fan . . . likes the Red Sox, Bruins, parties . . . pet peeves: Mondays, school lunches . . . Give me a break! . . . found at Fenway Park, Roche ' s . . . favorite people: Mr. Stack, Vol, The Big Bopper . . . the Cape . . . traveling . . . college bound. Pep Club 2; Hockey 1, 2; Sacred Cheese 3; Yearbook Staff. Maura Casey 35 Aran Road Tell me, friend, what I can do today to get me where I want to be tomorrow. Maura . . . pet peeves: math, curfews, castles in Dedham . . . favorite people: Chris, Tricia, P.M., R.S., M.L.S. , . . dislikes taking the bus, boring weekends, pushy people . . . Care! . . . found in the pool, at B.C., cruising . . . i . . . likes hockey games, tunes, snickers . . . diving . . . college. Senior Class Play, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1; Diving Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Ana Lucia Castro-Monge 558 Clapboardtree Street Apartade 4117 San Jose, Costa Rica Centre America Walk together, talk together, and love together Ana Lucia . . . likes to receive, read, return letters . . . enjoys hav- ing fun, reading, participating in American activities, being with others . . . open, sincere, happy . . . You are so cute! . . . found in school, around town, talking on the phone to Bolivar . . . favorite people: every human being . . . pet peeves: looking for words in her Spanish-English dictionary . . . plans to finish first year at the University of Costa Rica . . . wishes to thank everyone for a terrific year. AFS Club 4; Senior Class Play, Yearbook Staff; Spanish Club 4. John Cavanaugh, Jr. 27 Alder Road All in love Is fair. John, Cabbo, Babbo . . . likes Stevie Wonder, parties, Monty Python . . pet peeves: mailboxes, telephone poles . . Yeah, you ' re right! . . . Care . . . dislikes Dover, not having license . . . favorite people: M.I. P., Winner, W. Tod . . . found at Bergson ' s . . . college. Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play, LaCrosse Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Track 3, 4. Regina Chicoine 69 Sycamore Drive It takes both rain and shine to make a rainbow. Chic, Gina . . . likes friendly people, having a good time . . . dis- likes pushy people, getting harassed . . . found with M.K., S.S., KR.. B.L.. and others . . found in Marshfleld, at NCTC . always laughing . . . pet peeves: three In the front, working Saturday mor- nings . . . Ah, yes . . . business. Chorus 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2; Yearbook Staff; Majorettes 3. Anthony Chiurri 187 Nahatan Street Rita Clark 225 Washington Street Diana Clarke 81 Cobleigh Street Life is as long and as full as you make it. Tony . . . pet peeves: snobs, rushing, worrying , fauohte ac- tivities: music, sleeping . . likes Lewis ' . . . trucks, 4x4 . . . Yah, I might found under the hood, . favorite people: N ' .£., M F , DP ' ., R.M-, P.C . plans to become an auto mechanic Track 3. Unlock your heart; let the Lord in; and you will never be alone or in need. Rita . . What a gork! . . pet peeves being rushed, competitive people enjoys drawing, playing the piano, singing, seating . . . dislikes chemistry, insects, false airs, vanity . Oh dam ... ' Wish was coordinated . . . likes meeting new people. Christmas concerts . MC. N.E.. Mr D . DS. Mrs. C found in the art rooms . . behind schedule, artistic . . college bound Drill Team 2, 3; Harlequin 1, Powder Puff Football 1; Chorus 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2. It ' s time we start smiling; what else should we do? Diana. Dina. Clarkey . enjoys the Beatles. Woodstock I ' m alright . Wicked good enjoys concerts. Bruins . . . Favorite people: the Bntish lot, C.R.. J.M.. K.L.. J.W.. a certain social studies teacher pet peeves scary movies, disco music contagious laugh member of C.H.H.C. . . . found with friends . considerate, fun to be with . . nursing Heatlh Careers Club 2, 3. 4; Chorus 2. 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Year- book Staff Bruce Clay 24 Winslow Road Some think the world is made of fun and frolic. Claybo ... pet peeves: cotton mouth, Gaybo, mouse, Jail Bait . favorite activities: grunt ball, mountain climbing, skiing, karate, sign bearings, trenches. Franklin Pierce likes long hair. . . . dislikes double sessions, camp, disco . . . go easy . . . Font. Fuzz. Ed, Magell, Lenny What s up? . found in the station wagon, at Workmans. Oak Street . . . college. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; LaCrosse 1. 2 Thomas Collette, Jr. 85 Elm Street Things take time. Tom . pet peeves: French, History favorite acriuiries camp- ing, hiking . . likes cars . . dislikes homework . . . don t know! ' . . . found anywhere . . favorite people: A.B , J B.. A.C.. J.M. . . college Laura Colwell 434 Canton Street ' Bloom where you are planted. Laurie . . . blue eyes, friendly pet peeves: car accidents, Spanish oral drills, late practices on the field . . likes concerts. Nicky U guys. Billerica dislikes cigarette smoke . . Hey Care! My name is Betsy Buttons ' . . favorite people: Karen. Mil. the gang found in green LeMans. wrapped around telephone poles, on the football field . . . college. Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff; Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Senior Class Play Katherine Cook 167 Carroll Avenue What the superior man seeks Is In himself; what the small man seeks is in others. Katie likes friendly people, music, good times, reading dls likes late band practices . . Pet peeve: cracked knuckles You know what I mean? . . found at the Drug Store working, In Islington Favorite people SA. L.M. D.K.. JH. DS quiet . . . college. Band 1. 2. 3, 4, Librarian 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; No Parentheses 4, French Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4 Jane Crowley 471 High Street If you don ' t know where you ' re going, you ' ll probably end up somewhere else. Jane found at the Cape . . likes Fleetwood Mac, A.N. s . . . lovely ' . . likes ski- ing, going to parties Favorite people: Anne, N.J.D Richard Cucci 32 Linden Street Life is a shadowy, strange, and winding road. Cuch . . . pet peeves: boredom, being called Shorty . enjoys parties, sports, music . . . We re out of here ' . . Governor. Stubbs. Trink. Len. rest of the gang . . . found at Trink s. cruising in the Cutlass, Bergsons . . platforms, dungarees. Kimberly Cudworth 440 Everett Street There are two ways of spreading light reflects it. to be the candle or the mirror that Kim . . . fun to be with likes parties, the beach, Mr. Stack found at club on Wednesday nights, with Gordy, N.C.T.C. . . dislikes gum-snappers, snobby people . Might . you re kidding . Favorite people: G. M, S. K, R, B Pet peeves: working on Saturdays, empty gas tanks . nursing. Drama Club 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Play; Health Careers Club 3. Barry Cullen 790 High Street I ' ve seen enough of the world to know that I ' ve got to get it all to get it all to grow. Buff found on the soccer field, Darfy Dungeon, N C. . . . likes cheeseburg subs, boots, suits dislikes: Disco-mania, Bergie sippers, smokers, Scruffy, long soc- cer practices, Up in the comer . , favorite people: Pete, Whitey, Gars. Tod, Mr. Crowe, Mary Lou and the gang Funny as hell! What a beating! .en- joys soccer, baseball . . . curly brown hair, hazel eyes, friendly , . . college. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Hockey 2; Student- Faculty Forum 3; Prom Committee 3; Soccer Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Joan Dacey 465 Oak Street Beauty is not discovered with the eye but with the soul. Joan . . . quiet . . . likes pizza, Macs, listening to the radio, reading . . found in the Media Center or helping out in the Learning Center . Really! . . I dont know! . . . Pet peeves: meeting deadlines, rainy days, losing things . enjoys swimming, bowling, and Class of ' 77 . . . hopes the best for everyone . . college Spanish Club 4; French Club 4. Andrew Daitch 170 Briar Lane There will be an answer; let it be. Andy . enjoys skiing, swimming, sailing, fast dnving . I don ' t believe it . . found with A.B.. BJ.. MM ., L.L., Sherm . . Pet peeves: snobby gir s, wise Freshmen . likes plain hamburgers . . . B.U. Soccer 2 John D ' Alessandro, Jr. 534 Everett Street Live your life to the fullest ' cause you only live once. J.D. . . . likes scuba, fish, summer sports, throwing the jau. . . . enjoys parties, frien- dly people, music, . favonte people LD., J.N., S.M.. DM . found where the action is ... lovely To each his own . . always on the move. Spring track 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 Robert Davenport 568 Canton Street Life is complicated. That ' s why it ' s fun. Rob likes good times, weekends . found in the computer room . . . oh puter field Favorite people AD. A.B. N.E.. SC . . . . you re right! ' . . . plans to enter the com- Nancy-Jo Davis 491 Hartford Street Janet Decatur 92 Webster Street Lisa DeFanti 26 Card Avenue Don ' t worry about tomorrow; just concentrate on today. Nancy . . likes David, shopping with Val. parties . dislikes snobs. 10 31 76. DO Recent Stop that nonsense To the Max found in NY with JC . . . Pet peeves Dannn , M.F. . . . Favorite people: J.L.. D.L.P., E.F . Mr S.. TS carefree nursing, travel. Glee Club 1, 2; Pep Club 3. One begins to live when one faces reality Jan . . . unpredictable . . likes ski lodges, parties, savings, decorated lockers . dislikes telephone poles that move, false personalities . . . Wh-a-at! . . . No way! . . Decent! . . . Favohte people: Naomi. Sue. Steve. Don. Young Life kids . . Pet peeves: busy phones, sitting home Saturday night . found at Mister Donut, D.CC in Red Demon . . cheering . . . sign language U Mass Powder Puff Football 1, Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dhll Team 2, 3, 4, Hockey Cheerleader 2. 3. 4, Prom Committee 3; No Parentheses 4; Chorus 4; AFS Club 4. Yearbook Staff; Senior Play. In the sweetness of friendship there is laughter and sharing of pleasures. Lisa . . . brown hair, blue eyes . . hates Igor. math, broken albums . . . likes Chicago. Celtics. Bruins . Are you serious? . . . favorite people L G . I R. K.W., CW found in the art room, looking for feathered tuxedos with the meatball . college-art therapy Yearbook Staff; Drama Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2. Susan Dettbarn 23 Phillips Brooks Road If you would have things come your way, go after them. Sue, Bam-dett . likes ice cream, Brians Song . You guys, ' . . dislikes not having enough time . . You re kidding ' favorite activities include golf, all-nighters with the play gang, playing the piano . . pet peeves: selling things, cramming for tests favorite people Mar, El, James, Jeano. all the fun loving Westwoodites found on the piano bench . , . You want to hear something funny 9 . . . long brown hair AH. DC. . . Wash and George . . Bucknell University Band 1,2,3, 4, Librarian 3, President 4; Concert Band 1,2,3, 4, Librarian 3, President 4; Double Quartet Accompanist 4; Glee Club Accompanist 1 , 2; Chorus Accompanist 1 , 2, 3, 4, Show Pit Orchestra 2, 3, Accompanist 4; Senior Class Play Accompanist 2, 4; WHS Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Track 2; Yearbook Staff; Senior Class Play Dorothy Devaney 90 Locust Drive If you would do great things, set your face to the wind, Dollie , , long fingernails . . . found anywhere but Westwood, with Tony, in Rosi , , No way, Jose Ya, tell me about it . . likes trans-ams, sunrises dislikes getting up early, backstabbens . . . Tony, PK, Bobby D., A.B., Ma . . 1 10 77 ...pet peeves: snobs, red lights, boredom enjoys cruising, swimming . . . travel, secretarial school. Raymond DeVasto 1447 High Street The more faithfully you listen to the voice within you, the better you will hear what is sounding outside. Ray, Rocky always late for class messy notebooks defined nose, being on the right side of the road likes Vinsex presslons and Jeffs classics found in the weight room, the Oak View, pet peeves: eggs on kitchen rugs, crushed coolers, misplaced railroad ties Hey, Its okay Coach, is this right? VS.. R.F.. M.V, RR Oh no. I guess I forgot my glove. . . college Senior Class Play; Spring Track 2; Drama Club 1 , Weightllfting 1 , 2, 3, 4. Kathleen Devlin 200 School Street Take me as I am, for If you don ' t, someone else will. Kathy. Kath curly hair, freckles, always smiling, 6 2 eyes of blue . . . enjoys basketball, sad movies, dancing, walking in the rain . . . Do ? ' . . . Give me a break Whats wrong with freckles? dislikes being bored, lectures of life likes acting crazy with B., having pinch fights with Pats . pet peeves, cur- fews, High School dances, sprints, rude people found in Sandys blue tank, at the Gardens, over at the Bonner s B. M , C..R..P.. Mr Stack avalanche of books coming out of her locker member of C.H.H.C. nursing Senior Class Play; AFS 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Softball 1, 2. Field Hockey 1. 2. 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Health Careers Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Double Quartet 4 Leo DiBenedetto 610 Canton Street Leonard DiGregorio 475 High Street Christine Dion 540 Oxford Road We live by believing something, not by debating many things. Leo . . . hockey, cars, surfing, parties . pet peeves: Westwood lingo likes concerts, jokes, friendly people . . dislikes show- offs, liars You weasel! , Be serious! . . . favorite people: M.S., J.N-, A.E., S.M., B.K. . . . found in the garage, around Dedham, down the beach . . . big smile . college. Hockey 2, 3, 4. Liberty means responsibility; that is why most men dread it. Lenny . . . small pencils, falling off chairs . . . pet peeves: hassles, big talkers, morning announcements decent ' . . , Hey! . . . favorite people J.M , T.M., J.B., G.M., R.D. . . . likes records . . . plans to travel Live life a little bit at a time. Chris . pet peeves: curfews, being called little chump . . . en- joys parties, football games, ice cream favorite people: N.K., KM., R.K., D.L. J. D, found in the firebird, at Macs, at parties . . . college. Softball 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Manager of Basketball 2. Diane Doherty 74 Magnolia Drive In my life there ' s nothing that ' s impossible, every man is the master of time. Diane, Di . . . the soaps . . pet peeves: Disco music, attention seekers . . likes scary mouies, snowstorms, black coffee, Penels jokes. Loggins Messina, CSN Y . skiing, sailing . dislikes taking orders, being gullible . . What a dumb broad favorite people DA. .P.P., T.M.. RB. sincere friends . found at the Gar- den s . musically talented, nice smile, determined . . college. Band 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4; Senior Class Play, Drama Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Health Careers Club 3, 4; Pow- der Puff Football 1. M. Kathleen Donlon 200 Porter Street Something you sincerely believe in cannot be wrong. Kathy, Kath . . found in Maine, on the field at half-time, on the slopes . dislikes being rushed, snobby people . . enjoys skiing, Colorguard . . Really? . . . You know what I mean . . . pet peeves: crowded places, not having enough time . . favorite peo- ple: K.W., L.C., M.H., Karen . curly brown hair, punctual, blushes easily . college. Colorguard 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Ski Team 3, 4. Peter Dresens 287 Alder Road Success equals peace of mind which comes from the self- satisfaction of knowing you have done your best. Peter. Pete optimist, likes to keep in shape, uiorlcs hard Might! . Ya, you ' re right! . . . favorite people: G.W., T.M.. Mark. Steve pet peeves physics . . . dislikes waking up for win- ter track, the Holliston field house college. Senior Class Play; Cross Country Track 1 , 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1 , 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4. John Duffy 22 Phillips Brooks Road There is nothing so powerful as the truth. Duff. Dash . . . enjovs skiing, parties . . . the 2-28. ... Falmouth Heights . . . Kim, T.B.. J.W.. CS.. D.B.. the gang found at Elbaliro. with Don and Craig. . . . employment. Susan Dunker 91 Phillips Brooks Road Francis Earley 123 Mill Street Nicholas Eaton 783 High Street When we smile, the world seems brighter, when we smile, our cares grow lighter. Sue . . . pet peeves: pessimists, phonies, cheaters . . likes parties, waterskiing dislikes excess fat Really? ' Excellent . . favorite people: MJ, LC ' .. RP, F.M, Steve found uiaitressing at Mister Donuts college Senior Class Play; Yearbook Staff; Pep Club 1, 2. Set me adrift in a sea of hope — I ' ll set my sail to a new horizon Frank . favohte people: Turkey, DA. . likes hard rock, plays, marching band practices . . dislikes boring parties, getting up for school, taking the bus . . found at Elbo ' s, Canton Rink, Ho Jo ' s college Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3. 4; Senior Play; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1 : Chorus 4; Yearbook Staff; Drama Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; A.V Squad 1, 2, 3, 4. The car has become a secular sanctuary, for the individual, his shrine to the self. Nick . . likes Porsches, summertime. Dover Road pet peeves: BCN. women drivers . . dislikes Medfield kids. dle time ... en- joys hockey. Chicago. Aerosmith, PLA . found in the Mezz . Lewis, in the porsche . unconcerned employment. Football 1. Stuart Eldridge 19 Greenacre Road The human heart opens to the heart that opens in return . Stu L.S.,DS.JW,J.D.,E.L... hmes enjoys being with friends life. red hair cruising . likes cars, good plans to enjoy Alan Elmes 39 Stearns Street For my thoug hts are not your thoughts; neither are your ways my ways. Alan. Al. Bellmo hates noisy lifters, body rot, dents likes working on cars, Frampton And you re right. ' favorite people The his. Hut gang found cruising, working at The Lodge Senior Play; Yearbook Staff Brian Elmes 39 Stearns Street What lies before and what lies behind are tiny matters when compared with what lies within. Brian likes partes, concerts Dah dislikes show offs, big mouths found in Norwood, Walpole, at Chucks . . favorite people Steve. Dave. Chuck Blue Hills Jean Fabiano 43 Saint Denis Drive Anyone who thinks everything should be In bloom when the strawberries are In bloom, doesn ' t know anything about apples Jean, Jeannle enjoys basketball likes vanity plates. Pete I party, Monte Carlos dislikes being asked If she Is a triplet found working l ate nights at CE . . . pet peeves terms, driving . nicely dressed Wnnle, Arlene. Trisha, Mary, Donny, Michael. Vol. Mad The Club career In data processing Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4; Senior Play; Track 1, 2. 3. 4, Girls ' Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. Paul Fallavollita 83 Washington Street Karen Fallon 45 Hemlock Drive Carmen Federico 160 Partridge Road A moment ' s insight is sometimes worth a life ' s experience. Paul . . . pet peeues; early morning hours . . favorite people M. B. C, T, J, everyone in the gang . enjoys exchange concerts, skiing, backpacking, canoeing dislikes slow cars, homework . . . likes concerts, parties. Williamsburg trip . . . Hey win . . . At- tempted . - . Later ' . . . found at Bill ' s house, cruising around . . easily convinced member of the gang . college. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play. Life is made to be lived to the fullest. Karen . long, brown hair . . . found at Soko s. the rink. Mug n Muffin, with the girls on stage ... can ' t wait . . . likes figure skating, long weekends, tennis, bowling league, making money, huge parties, big snowflakes. meatball and cheese subs, the play gang . . Thats exciting . . . pet peeves: not having enough time, early nights, burnt pizza . . favorite people: Erin. Di. Jane. Sue. T.M., everybody . . . Wow . . . college, occupational therapist . travel. Senior Class Play; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 4; Sacred Cheese 2; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 4. There is no place like here. There is no time like now. Carmen . found at the Ladder, the station, with Anna, in town . . pet peeves: missing the double, Cathy Clap . . likes disco. Jacob ' s Ladder, Klan . . . Muzzier . favorite people: Sac, Jakes. Gov, Trink, Italians . nicely dressed . . future in elec tronics. Baseball 2, 4. Douglas Ferzoco 109 Fearing Drive The worst form of failure is the failure to try. Fuzz . . . likes partying, concerts, Williamsburg . . . dislikes working early morning hours ... pet peeve: cold drafts . . . Decent! . . . P.B , Korter, P.P., Lee, D.F . found at Goob ' s or Zeppy ' s . . . college. Band 1. 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Swim Team 1, Tennis 1; Senior Play. Lynn Finnegan 47 Perry Drive I ' ll get by with a little help from my friends. Lynn Tab and the Ritz, sleeping late, parties. Pal Joey s . . . pet peeves getting caught sneaking around castles in Dedham. njnn- ing into rose bushes . . friending it ... enjoys skiing, leaving school, watching soaps dislikes boredom, late people . . . favorites: Craig. ML., Di., S.P.. Pats . . . Go easy . . . Caring , . . found with Craig, at Bergson s . . . college Senior Class Play; Chorus 4; Softball 1 ; Field Hockey 1 ; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sacred Cheese 1; Colorguard 2; Prom Committee 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Richard Fitzhenry 57 Brookfield Road Adventure Is the meeting of dreams and reality. Fitz . . . likes the beach, snow. Monty Python, Aerosmith, Black Sabbath . . . found on the slope, in the cafetena . . enjoys skiing, Monday night football. Class of 77. . I m not dead yet! . . . It ' s only a flesh wound! . . . dislikes having his picture taken . . Bam Bam ' 40 . quiet . . . college Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Douglas Fleming 110 Croft Regis Road Is there a time so pure, so ripe with possibilities? This is the hour! Seize the day! Doug loves skiing, the outdoors . adventures, Williamsburg, concerts, parties . . dislikes great people, babblers, quality stores Thats a bummer . likes good tunes, work, can sit and look at it for hours . Maryanne. S.W.. J.M.. P.B. . . pet peeves: instant ex-friends. Think about it. , harassment . . . found at Goob s house . . . a bom philosopher . Business Ad ministration. AFS 4; Senior Class Play; Baseball 2, 4; Track 4, Welghtllftlng Team 2; Prom Committee 3. David Follett 5 Hampton Road Joan Foster 34 Wagon Road Paul Fountas 48 Dean Street If any man seeks for greatness, let him forget greatness and ask for truth, and he will find both. David likes science, math, a challenging independent study, sailing, astronomy, photography, skiing, camping pet peeves large crowds, spelling, boredom, exaggerations, repetition Shoot it favorite people T. BN „ EH . fellow students found at school, studying, in R.I . . College. Chorus 2, 4; AFS Club 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, No P 3, 4, Chess Club 1, 3, 4, Math Team 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 4; Debating 1, 3 Dreams are the touchstones of our character Jo an , . last of the original hunters likes sunsets. snowflakes. horseback nding. star filled skies, music. Rainbow Ooh baby favorite people Eggs. Ox. Nance. WART patrol pet peeves Ma Bell, certain drummers, short guys . found in Dedham. at Lum s . . . College. Yearbook Staff; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Senior Play; Snow Orchestra 3, No Parentheses 4, Debating Team 3; French Club 3. We must make a journey in our own lives. Paul . . . Football, skiing, traveling, Bermuda, clubbing dislikes car accidents, Zeplin tickets at the Gardens, A.LA. . Mad Hat- ter, Boston Mac, Claybo, and those boys Sure, sure . . . found in Islington, the Cape . tagged rowdie, athletic . . . Career in business. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Ski Team 4 Linda Fraze 58 Hawthorn Street The important thing Is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become Linda, Strawb . pet peeves: getting beat on, mouse, mustangs . . . enjoys skiing, getting lost . . likes beaches, summer. The Who, parties, pickles, mustard . . dislikes Hornets, Kirs driving , . . You guys! ... You re a stick in the mud How are ya? . . . favorite people Bev. Kir. and friends found in IVesrport . . . anywhere she shouldn t be never on time sociable snob . Thanks for the memories WHS! . College. Chorus 2. 3; Senior Play; AFS Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Drama Club 4; Yearbook Staff Michael Frederick 379 Washington Street The strongest trees are found In the most exposed places. Mike . Expresso PlTza, Linda s. Brockelman s phone booth bet- ween 9:00 and 1000 . . pet peeves staying in one place too long . Yeah ' ' . enjoys sports, parties . dislikes waking up in the morning . . . Tell me about it. ' ... favorite people: Linda. T.L.. P.H.. P.B.. Tiny likes close people, baseball, disco, talking on the phone plans to attend college future in baseball Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2. Cathleen Friedl 15 Olde Carriage Road The happiest people seem to be those who have no particular cause for being happy except the fact hat they are so. Cathy, Cath likes sunshine, fresh air, plants, sweaters, eating . . . Oh well . . pet peeves: walking over sidewalk grates, people who crack their knuckles, packing ice cream . . B12 . . . Thats so cute . found working on the yearbook, with good friends, working at Howard Johnson s Panama What a killer . . . college National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, No Parentheses 3, 4; Color Guard 3; Drill Team 2, 4; Senior Class Play; Track 2; Associate Yearbook Editor; Glee Club 1, 4 Joseph Garside, IV 356 Farm Lane No goal Is too high If we climb with care and confidence. Jeph . . . hockey, soccer . . harvest time, ping pong at Boyles ' . . . likes Dedham Canoe Club, driving to hockey games dislikes harshness favorite people C.P., D.H ' ., CM ' ., TH , the gang Screamer pet peeves being left In Boston, greased soccer balls found In the basement, the red Ford determined College Pep Club 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Trt captain 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff; Soccer 3, 4; Senior Play Lorecn Gattozzi 122 Burgess Avenue Michael Glynn 14 Reservoir Road Andrew Gordon 44 Brookfield Road Live your life like a snowflake, leaving your mark but not a stain. Loreen . , . likes drama, dancing in musicals, special ed. students, challenges. NYC. . . . Really? . . What d ya say 9 . favorite people: L.D.. N.F.. CW., PA. SA.. kids in room 71 and 73 . . . dislikes long rehearsals during vacations . . found in the Little Theater. With RAAK. auditorium, and in rooms 71 73 . . . college, special ed. and theater arts. Chorus 1, 4; Senior Class Play; National Honor Society 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff; Bicentennial Youth Com- mission 3. 4, co-president 3, 4, National Association for Retarded Children 3, 4; Thespian Society 2, 3. 4. For anyone who can hear it. the thunder of the future sings. The quality of the imagination is to flow and not to freeze. Mike . . . Ah-yes . . . SP.CA. hockey, beach. Falmouth . . . pet peeves: H.S.. car parts . favorite people: Larry. Chin. Pratt. Mitch. Gov. assorted others . . . found at concerts, cruising . . . Mickey the Q.1B . work. Andy . likes Lynyrd Skynyrd, Alice Cooper, Robin Trouier . . . dislikes school . . found in the basement. Islington employ- Johnnie Gorham 76 Claybourne Street Dorchester A friend may well be reckoned a masterpiece of nature. Johnnie . likes sports, parties, good hmes . . . dislikes boring weekends, unfriendly people . found here and there, with good friends . . . plans to enjoy life. Thomas Gould 155 Stanford Drive Talent is produced in solitude character in the stream of life. Tom. T ... pet peeve: mendacity enjoys fishing, sailing, photography, listening to music . . . dislikes cold weather, morn- ings ... miserable ... found in science wing, Dedham .. college, chemistry. Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2; Astronomy Club 4; Math Team 3. 4; Manager of Hockey 1, 2; Manager of Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 4. Patricia Grueter 130 Cobleigh Street I prefer the dreams of the future rather than the history of the past Tricta . . . enjoys spending Labor Day weekend at the Cape, leav- ing school . . . found on the phone. In the Cougar, with Joey on weekends. Roche Bros . . Why not? You only live once . . . likes late weekend nights, the soaps, Pal Joeys, spending money, gold jewelry, Chevy Chase, sleeping late . . . dislikes working on Sundays, unplanned nights, getting lost in Berkley and Freetown . . . Joey, A.B., J.F.. L. Fag., Judy, assorted others . . . The Club . . . pet peeves: short finger nails, being asked If It ' s her real hair color, saving money, name Pat or Patsy. Monday mornings, stut- tering . . . strawberry blonde . . career as a medical assistant. Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 1; Softball 1; Senior Class Play; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sacred Cheese 1: Health Careers Club 1, 2, 3. Valerie Gulla 27 Kingswood Road Notice the clouds spontaneously forming patterns - do that with your life. and try to Valerie, Vol . . . You jerk . . . likes evenings out, skiing, swimm- ing, boating, art . pet peeves: Are you mad? . no blinkers . . . found In the pool, at the Cape, with friends . dislikes stitches. light poles, job hunting . . favorite people Nanc. MDS. Cindy, swim team members . . . CHHC . . . all smiles, dimples, lashes . . . headed for college Student Council 4; Sacred Cheese 2, 3; Photography Club 1; Track 2, 3, 4; No Parentheses 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Swim Team 2, 3, 4. Captain 3, 4, Senior Class Play. LaTanya Guy 98 Babson Street Mattapan The time to be happy is now. The place to be happy is here. The way to be happy is to make others happy Tanya pet peeves: getting out of bed, chores . . likes to meet new people, music, dancing, drawing, painting . fauohte peo pie: family. Lois. Trevor creative, moody. Aquanus found at 98 . Star Market. B.S.C . plans to become a professional dancer or fashion model. Gordon Hall 38 Hemlock Drive Each dawn is a new beginning. Gordy . enyoys basketball, football, canoeing dislikes Chryslers, school lunches, hockey, homework likes waterski ing. GM ' s, Young Life, rowdy football games . . No way . . . found at John s. in the gym college. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Chess Club 3; AFS Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff: Football 1; National Honor Society 4 Diane Halligan 108 Phillips Brooks Road There are three essentials to happiness in life — something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Diane pet peeves T Bushes, curfews, brickers . likes skiing, Whalers. IVesfuiood lingo, leaving school . . Nifty dislikes castles in Dedham. ALA. members . favorite people Greg, Lynnie. Pats, E.P.. Joe, M.L.S . and gang care . found in the paint mobile, green Comoro, at Bergsons, at Garfys ... scruffy locks college, special education. Chorus 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sacred Cheese 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Prom Committee 3, Manager of Softball 1, Powder Puff Football 1 Patricia Hammond 100 Farm Lane Consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative . Path . . likes sleeping, parties, cruising pet peeves homeroom, waiting Give me a break! . dislikes dull weekends, unhappy people Smile . favorite people: J.O.. GB. M.F . JD. Miss Congdon found in her Ford, around town college or employment Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Senior Class Play; Chorus 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Yearbook Staff Kathryn Hanley 24 Strasser Avenue In the midst of winter I finally learned there was within me an in- vincible summer. Kate long walks with LV pet peeves Twist, Gert, Meuf. rentals. I told you so likes Rivs. picnics, talking to Dutch. Ron s bird, teddy bears . dislikes the c.c . . . Catch this ' . . . favorite people Dick Tracey. Mel. George found with Freaky and the Guinea at the Pub plans to grow old No Parentheses 4. Mildred Hanlon 30 Beacon Street We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thom bushes have roses. Mil favorite activity is getting rowdy . . pet peeves: late prac rices, haircuts . . likes Billerica. devil dogs, concerts. Cape Cod What? ' . I love devil dogs more than Marshal . favonte people: Karen. Lau, the gang , found at Sparks, the football field, in Laus LeMans, the hockey rink . always laughing college Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1 . 2. 3, 4; Hockey Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4; National Honor Society 4, Astronomy Club 1; Drama Club 1. 2, 3, 4 French Club 1; Year book Staff; Track 2 Patricia Harrison 72 Fearing Drive Happiness comes from feeling deeply, enjoying simply, and thinking freely. Tricla The Worm pet peeves clg bums, castles In Dedham. H R teachers. Brickers enjoys skiing dislikes boring weekends, taking the bus. crooked smiles likes good parties Snickers M.C., PM, R.S. MLS. and the gang Those boys! FAD. . . . found at Roche Bros or with friends cute, smiling, always In a good mood . college. Senior Class Play; Cheerleader 1: Softball 1; Chorus 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Track 2. 3 M p fc ' m r. M i JL flu Cindy Hartford 98 Fisher Street To wonder is to begin to understand Cindy pet peeve Monday mornings . . . enjoys skiing, parties . . . aggravated by boring weekends . likes Dubin Fefe. som- breros, cruising with D.S. Who 9 . . Hobby, D.S., R.B., Marty, Jones . Give me a break . found at Jones apartment, down the Cape career in business. Cheerleader 1, 2; Gymnastics 1, 2. Peter Hendrickson 403 Washington Street The deepest river makes the least sound. Pete . . . able to leap tall buildings in a single bound likes par- ties, being with friends, football games, sirring in the stands on Saturday And you re right! ... dislikes morning track prac- tices, attempting homework at the last minute, boring Saturday nights . . TM.. J.W.. L.D.. R.P ' ., Monty Python enjoys track. Young Life found on the football field during half-time, cruis- ing . . . college in the west. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play; Year- book Staff; Track 2, 3, 4; South Pacific; Photography Club 4. Jean Hildebrant 97 Edgewood Road Look not with your eyes, for they see only limitations Rather, seek with understanding; and you will find much more Jean. Jeano .3 earrings, last of the onginal hunters . . likes Monty Python. Harvard Square, parties dislikes band prac- tices, stupid questions pet peeves knickers that unsnap . Care? . . . fffff . . . Kate, the gang. F B . almost everyone else . . . member ofA.H.D.C. . . . Give me a break Which way to Valley Forge 7 ' enjoys A.HDC. adventures, singing X-mas carols in the gym. cross country skiing That gave me heart failure! . , college Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Senior Class Play; National Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook Editor. No Parentheses 4; Chess Club 1; French Club 3, 4, Show Orchestra 2. 3. 4. Charles Hodgkins 24 Briarwood Drive Wait patiently for what time brings. Charlie BE.. A.E.. TK ., VS. . . . likes rock concerts, hunting, fast cars, cruising found in Norwood, nowhere in particular . . . good times with friends . . hates gym . . . East Coast Tech School. Elizabeth Holbrook 134 Green Hill Road Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Lisa . . . found in Dedham. at Lum ' s comer table, at the Bubbling Brook Hi Buddy . favorite people: BR . Foster sisters. Ox. N R.. Dedham gang . . likes weekends. Young Life, waterskung. Dedham Assembly 8 Foxie Roxie . pet peeves turning red. late people, cigars on buses, long band practices cute, peppy, unpredictable . college Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Chorus 4 Robert Hudson, Jr. 110 Arcadia Road Let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me. Bob . . likes good friends and the Tonight Show . . found in town and all around . . dislikes Math. Monday mornings . . . favorite people: Kevin. Mike, P.W.. Sharon. Buck Air Force Weight Training 1; Photography 1; Movie Club 2. Paul Jacobs 116 Pond Street Man should live by his own principles and never by someone else ' s. Paul . . . likes hockey, playing cards . . . found in the auditorium, walking around the school . . . pet peeves: domineering people, homework . . . favorite people: C Chizler. Lenny . . well dressed . . . Air Force Jeffrey Jarvis 104 Tamarack Road Marie Kallenberg 69 Gloucester Road Nancy Keating 80 Alder Road To believe is to be strong. Jeff. Jace pet peeves Rippy. Pnsalla. intellectuals . likes sports, Celtics, moxie, J Geils dislikes: camp, math, knee in- juries Hey Jed, whos this goomer? favorite people: Harpo. the backs, F.B. . found at Schaefer Stadium, B.H.S on the 4th of July 32 the bet Pro Wrestling. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4. You know how I feel; you listen to how I think; you understand , . you ' re my friend. Marie snapping gum found in Marshfield, NCTC likes being with friends, baton pet peeves getting up, staving in on a weekend night I don i know ' Bogus favonte peo pie S.S., RC. K.R.. B.L.. and other friends sharp dresser . . . fun to be with . . Secretarial work. Today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Nanc. Keats pet peeves rat pack, being grounded enjoys the Cape, parties. Sugar Loaf, skiing . . Don t tell anyone but . . . dislikes snobby people Craig. D.L.. KM ' .. RK. CD., the gang clothes, beaches, munching out found with Craig. in the Firebird or Camaro nice clothes, cute . . . College Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Majorettes 1, 2, 3 p ep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff Denise Keegan 103 Brookfield Road Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Denise, Keegles, Keego. Denny . . . always freezing likes straw- berry perfume, old songs, crabmeat subs, pizza from Soko ' s . . . dislikes cold . favorite people: Ellery Queen. Ed, Charleton Heston Oh. come on! . pet peeve cigarette smoke . . . college Chorus 1 , 2, 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play. Track 2. 3; Astronomy Club 1; Yearbook Staff; No Parentheses 4; French Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. Kevin Keller 23 June Street What the world needs now is love Keuin dungarees, flannel shirts, work boots pet peeves Monday mornings, geometry class, accounting . likes cars, out- door sports favorite people. Buck. Mike. Alex favorite ac tivlties: mountain climbing, hiking, backpacking plans to study forestry Explorers ' Club 4. Bernadette Kelly 53 Westview Terrace A ship in a harbor is safe, but that Is not what ships are built for. Bern found In the Blue Devil. Eagerman ' i ... pet peeves bakery lingo, endust. curfews . . enjoys diving, seeing old friends How do you feeP likes summer. Saturdays, the old neighborhood favorite people Michael. Char. SF. JK , RO . . . dislikes school nights. Jeanne in the morning, snow, being broke . . . Calm It ' . a ways late, mysterious eyes . . college, engineering Diving Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1,2; Pep Club 1.2; Chorus 3. Keith Kendrick 111 Summer Street To look up and not down, to look forward and not back, to look out and not In. Keith enjo ys having a good time pet peeves attempted PLA members, ruffnecks likes parlies. Bill. Roux. Diane. Denise . . . Care . found In the white Opel, Mobl , the KK K Whaaal The President of Kendrick Kountry Klub college Football 1, 2, 3; Welghtllftlng 1, 2, 3, 4 Penny Kenney 86 Clapboardtree Street Roberta Keyes 81 Cedar Lane Deborah Kilburne 35 Hawktree Drive Time flies; suns rise; and shadows fall. Let time go by. Love is jrever. enny . . . likes watching TV., listening to good music, dudes, par- es, Koo s . A.B., T.P.. D.D.. C.P.. CH . Oh. Boy . . . found t the Vega or Monza, at Lou s . . . pet peeves: school, phonies, nobs . . . It ' s cool . . . plans to travel, work, enjoys good times. Love is patient, love is kind. Roberta . likes rowdy people, skiing, concerts, movies dis- likes working . . . Ha-ha! . . . found in Islington, shopping . . . favonte people: KM., N.K.. DL., J.S, Gou . . . college. Ski Team 1, 2, 3. Let each man exercise the art he knows. Debbie hates people who think they re artists enjoys draw- ing and painting . . . likes weekends, good movies, dances Whens tbe next dance? . . . favorite people KM.. SA.. MD., K.C. . . . found at the drugstore, in the art room, at Xavierian dances . . . blond hair with wings . . . college. Concert Band 3. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Distnct Orchestra 3, Senior Class Play; Hockey Cheerleader 3, 4; Year- book Staff, National Honor Society 4. Thomas King 154 Church Street The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will out- last it. Tom . pet peeves: show-offs, big-mouths, phonies . tikes music, movies . . . weight-lifting, sports . . . Hey. I like It ... found driving around, at Roche Bros., at the field . . favonte people: Brian, Al, Gregg. Billy. Chuck . . . B.B ... Bentley College Christian Klint 170 School Street Nothing is so strong as gentleness; nothing is so gentle as real strength. Klinto . likes football, the Pats, the Celtics. The Odd Couple pet peeves: class rank, losing $35. concussions, telephone poles . . . enjoys sports. Schaefer Stadium on Monday night . Tough shape Out to lunch . luorite people: S.N.W.C., Linda. Laura found on the field . . . 42 . . The Bet ... college. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Paul Kouri 86 Fearing Drive Life is a journey, not a destination. Paul. Kours big brown eyes . . enjoys the drums, hockey, ski- ing . . . likes pizza, having a good time . . dislikes show-offs, los- ing, carrying his drum set ... found at Roche ' s. Capp ' s . . . pet peeve broken drum sticks Why? . . How? ' . . . Where? . . . college Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4: Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Ski Club 1. Brooke Lambert 192 Burgess Avenue Interesting people are people who are Interested. Brooke likes firebirds, flying O s. Steuie Wonder. found making sandals, room 20. in the wagon, with friends . . pet peeves: working weekend nights, being asked fs that your first name 7 favorite people: S.S.. R.C.. M.K.. K.R.. and the Bergson gang . quiet . easy to talk to . . . Cut it out. you guys! . . . ptans to attend college. Chorus 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Prom Committee 3; Business Club 4 Anne Lane 75 Lyons Drive Emmett Larkin 28 Whitewood Road Janet Larson 84 Tamarack Road Looking for happiness is like clutching a shadow or chasing the wind. Anne likes Italians, summer of 73 dislikes the High Crime Area . But I m not sure enjoys snowmobiling. skiing . You should be shot pet peeves no minds, pizza, ques- tions, gossip, curfews found in Norwood, at parties . . 7 27 75 favorite people C . DM , M . J.C . L.L.B. . . eating the shells college, law enforcement. Show me the way. Emmett likes Lynyrd Skynyrd. Freebird concerts . found at the Blue Hill Drive-In. favorite people Susie, hoof and Governor . . . likes going to concerts, parties future plans include work and college Baseball 1 One can be happy only where there are two. Jan enjoys happy people, friendly southerners, art. Chicago. Cousin Edna, peach pie, parties, funny faces, talking with Vladimir, sliding down banisters pet peeves: static cling, peo- ple who forget to put their headlights on at night, dead batteries, back stabbers, Fuzz . favorite people R.. B . L., C. K. . . . dislikes being new. Algebra II. floor burns Over and out found at the bakery. F.B.. on Top Secret missions college Senior Class Play; Oklahoma 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Ski Club 2, Gymnastics 1, 2; AFS Club 4; Transfer from Chicago Diane Lewis 370 Oak Street A dreamer lives forever. Diane . dislikes being 5 ' . pet peeves: getting up. coconut. DR. Sugartoaf . music beaches . . How are you do ing? Lets go! . favorite people Tal. Keats. Bert, Kim and the gang big brown eyes, always complaining, constantly late . . . college in New Hampshire Carl Lindemayer 2 Saint Denis Drive Discovery consists in seeing what everybody else has seen and thinking what nobody else has thought. Carl . . likes food, sports, motorcycles. Buls. Enduros. meatball subs . . pet peeves: phonies, big egos dislikes bad knees, njst bucket, rainy days, broken trans, rusty cars favorite people: Tav, Jace. Crick, Benny. Fitz. the gang Hello there found at Billy C s. working at Sears, under cars, reading cycle mags . . . Might tall goodnatured Blue Hills, travel. Basketball 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4. Weightlifting 1. 2. 3, 4 Kathleen Love 68 Strasser Avenue We do not remember days, we remember moments. Kathy, Kath enjoys playing field hockey and Softball . . likes the Celtics, palm trees, plane rides, concerts . . . member of C.H.H.C.. dislikes making up typing checks, boring weekends . . . Really? Ahhl . favorite people friends . found on the field at the Garden s . pel peeves being called Mary, snobs . . . friendly . plans to major in nursing. Band 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 4, Senior Class Play; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Powder Puff Football 1, Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Yearbook Staff; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager of Basketball Team 1, 2, 3. 4; Health Careers Club Treasurer 4 Mary Love 68 Strasser Avenue A smile costs so little but means so much Mary. Mar . . , always whistling . likes parties. Mustangs, boats . . . 22 . . . dislikes sprints, haircuts, being accused of hanging out in the coach ' s office favorite people. Nanc. VG. B.B . members of CH.H C. found at Beans, in the gym. cruising in the red Ventura laughs a lot pet peeves cliques, people who don t finish sentences, being called Kathy college Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Captain 4: Band 1. 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Senior Class Play, Pep Club 2. 3; Yearbook Staff; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Neil MacElhiney 453 Oak Street Robin Mackey 23 Sexton Avenue Gordon MacLeay 108 Sunrise Road Today I have grown taller from walking with the trees. iagell . friendly . . . pet peeves: ALA. members . favorite leople: Claybo. Font, Fuzz . . . found at parties. Islington, in laine . . favorite activities: football, lifting, skiing, working on ars - . . Vocational School ootball 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2. Very little is needed to make a happy life. It is all within yourself, in your way of thinking. Robin music, scrapbooks, Bermuda, summer days, tropical blend, Monty Python, long distance phone calls, the Cape, pic- tures . found at the Lodge, out of step on the field dislikes slobbenng dogs. Mollys grey hair, broken reeds, deadlines, friz- zles, spiders, having different size feet favorite people: M.. L.. B.. J ' . K pet peeves: people chewing popsicle sticks, morning alarms one dimple college Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 4, Sacred Cheese 1, 2; AFS Club 3; Senior Class Play; No Parentheses 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff I don ' t know where I ' m going, but I ' m on my way. Gordy enjoys a good party, cruising Killer ..pet peeves: Psychology, work favorite people DP.. M.S.. E.L.. L.L. . . found around town . . Give me a break Neil MacLellan, HI 273 Oak Street A man is too apt to forget that in this world he cannot have everything. A choice is all that is left him. Neil . . likes cheap ice What a hole . . . Googlie . . . pet peeves: Friday H block, cooler dippers . found at Schaefer Stadium, BHS on July 4th favorite people: Chet and others . . The Bet . College. Baseball 1, 2, 4; Boys ' Basketball 1, 2; Soccer 1, 4. Karen MacMullan 172 Stanford Drive Ready I am to go, and my eagerness with sails full set awaits the wind. Karen . smiling, laughing, talking . . . favorite acfiuiries playing the guitar, skiing, horseback riding, dancing . . likes cotton candy, the country side . dislikes boring weekends . favorite people: D.S.. AS., C.R., MR., AC, Munch and the gang . . found on a plane, train, bus. by the stereo . . . eeeee . . . nursing. Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Powderpuff Football 1; Volleyball 3, 4; Manager of Girls ' Basket- ball 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; One-Act Plays 2; Sacred Cheese 1, 2. 3, Health Careers Club 4. Karen MacMunn 1471 High Street The greatest love a man can have for his friends is to give his life for them. Karen . . . likes Chicago s Beginnings , sewing . pet peeves: getting up early, late practices, chocolate cake . . favorite people: L.C. M.H. MM.. K.D. Nicky U. guys . . . You re serious? . . . What? Nicky U.. the football field big brown eyes, that long dark hair! . . college. Hockey Cheerleader 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Chorus 4; Senior Class Play; Yearbook Staff; Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 3, 4. David Madden 17 Coach Lane Take a sad song and make it better. Dave likes hunting, music, camping, biking , . , dislikes school lunches . found in Lawrence, next to a piano . . IVhots up? . . pet peeves: Macs. Mustangs private pilot, aeronautics Band 4; Concert Band 4. Craig Madge 122 Country Lane Linda Magee 1254 High Street Robert Maloof 48 Juniper Ridge Road The greatest test ol courage is to bear defeat without losing heart Craig enjoys playing with the Dance Band and the school musicals pet peeves rainy weekends, Monday mornings, home lessons, raking the yard favorites Dance Band mem bers, BR . MF dislikes long marching band rehearsals . . . Oh man ' found in the music room, computer room, outside extremely talented college - music major Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; School Musical 1, 2. 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Computer Club 2. 3, WHS Dance Band 2, 3, 4. Live each day as if it were your last, and perhaps you will glimpse the true secret of life. Linda pet peeves snobby people. Mr P.. likes baked beans, seagulls, ships. Drill Team . . What a killer! KM. K.C., D.K., SA.. G.R . found at Wellwoods. on the football field, with Gerry If You Leave Me Now . . Nights on Broadway N.E Sagres Franco . . blue eyes . . long blond hair plans to work. Chorus 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3. 4, Drama Club 2. Yearbook Staff Most problems are really the absence of ideas. Rob likes parties, waterskiing, Led Zepplin dislikes disco music, the color black . favorite people Mitch. Gov. Keano . . found at parties. Lisa Maranjian 71 Edgewood Road The answer is blowin ' in the wind. Lisa, Lis . . . quiet . . likes French, Kampal. English accents. TR 7 . . . dislikes mushrooms, pushy people favorite people BS-. SW enjoys tennis, music, poetry Give me a break ' pet peeve getting up early in the morning found in the library college bound, plans to work with small children. Band 1. 2, 3. Concert Band 1, 2, 3. 4. Orchestra 1. 3. 4; Drama Club 4; Yearbook Staff, French Club 2. 3. 4 Paul Marinelli 829 Gay Street The world is constantly calling upon her people to use their minds ' infinite desires for the present, knowledge of the past, and potential for the future, to create their own destiny. Paul, Mara independent, liberal, realistic always a joke . likes J L , working out. B M music. JC el H incisive sar casm dislikes illlberallty. unjust laws and leaders Y ' ali Be at Les R V wants to lead the world Basketball 1, Cross Country Track 3, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Tri captain 1, Co captain 2 Stephanie Marrow 20 Weaver Court Boston Be free and be happy Stephanie short and cute likes sewing, working with children, cooking, dancing favorite people L Guy, J Shelton Oh my God! Youre kidding! ' pet peeves homework, September, snow found In the Media Center future nurse Alexander Martin, Jr. 909 Gay Street Give a little Alex easy going likes target shooting, model building, Michelle, cars Get the car much 1 found In the caf pet peeves Monday mornings, geometry class favorite people Buck, Myron, Ralph. Paul Air Force Baseball 2. 4 Frank Massey, III 50 Hawthorne Street Kim Mathews 103 Cedar Lane Stephen Mathys 147 Mill Street Gee, Toto, I don ' t think we ' re in Kansas anymore. Frank . . sincere, good friend, has a super personality , . likes Hesse, WBCN . . . dislikes getting up for work . . . favorite people: Tow Cits, Em, J.L., L.R.. R.S. . . No kidding! . . . president of Sias Tribunal . . . Obviously ... pet peeves: rnath, WVBF . .en- joys the guitar, reading . . . found 7 where is he not found? . . . college. Senior Class Play; Track 4; Photography Club 3, 4. Joy is not in things; it is in us. Kim . . . found skiing at Sugarloaf. in the firebird, in Maine . . . likes weekends. M.T. Band, horseback riding, crackers, cheese . . favorite people: CD., R.K., N.K.. D.L.. J.D. and gang . . Cut it out! . . . You guys . . . dislikes wet hair . . . college Yearbook Staff, Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Swim Team 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4 We ' re all in this together. Steve . . hates cars that break down . enjoys hiking, skiing. camping . . . likes weekends. Cape. Maine dislikes Monday morning, physics homework favorite people Scott Joe. Stu. Jim . . . found in the Media Center . college Richard McBride 490 High Street ! main thing In life Is not to be afraid to be human. . . . getting taller, blue eyes, blond hair . . . likes senior ac- ts, fast cars, parties, Mr. N.. work, cruising, football . . . found izzs Pinto. Dunkin Donuts. with C.L.. R.P.. J.M..BB. SW tislikes toil cars, phonies. Friday work pet peeves Sunday nts. oily hair ... Might ... Ya.OK plans for prep school ,d then college. Senior Class Play; Track 2, 3. Diane McCafferty 94 Fearing Drive C ' mon people now, smile on your brother. Diane . . . likes Y.L.. Bermuda, laughing, eating . . . dislikes nervy people, being scared . . . enjoys weekends, the Gong Show, peo- ple . . . pet peeves: eyebrows. Monday mornings . . . favohte peo- ple: D. M. C, K, swim-team rowdies . . . found at register 1 resembles Raquel . . . im serious! . . . plans to attend college Chorus 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Senior Play; Softball 2; Yearbook Staff; Madrigals 3, 4; Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Patricia McCarthy 94 Tamarack Road A man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything. Tricla. Trish. Butch . . . enjoys sports . . . that machine-gun laugh . . likes the summer of 76. Montreal Olympics . . . dislikes work- ing. Spanish . . . favorite people: the members. Rolf. British friends . . . found at Blckfords, cruising in Sandys big bomber. Gardens . . tiny . . . cute . . plans to attend college Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Powder Puff Football 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Yearbook Staff; Reld Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4; AFS Club 3, 4 Basketball 1. 2, 3. Christopher McCoy 100 Locust Drive To be fully human Is to be unpredictable. Chris. Crick enjoys football, baseball, parties . found on the field, at Schaefer back stabber . favorite people SNC . college Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Joan McDermott 81 Alder Road Paula McDonald 291 Oak Street Richard McDonough 504 Canton Street Everyone has a choice when to and when not to raise their voices. Joan . . likes the Beatles, Moody Blues, euenings with friends, ex erasing . favonte people: DC. RB . D.D.. KL . T.M.. British friends . . pet peeves: disco music, smoke . . dislikes misun- derstandings . . extremely . . . enjoys letters, photography, traveling college. Powder Puff Football 1; Chorus 4; Softball 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff. Today may beautiful things happen to you. Paula . . likes to laugh. Hawaii, anything fun or worthwhile pet peeves: pumpkins, turning bright red. broken mufflers .. en- joys sports, meeting people, pranks . . What a mute favorite people MLS.. R.S.. Laura, swim-team rowdies . . . found eating ui th the mob or crocheting on weekend nights . Fine college Class Secretary 3; Student Council 1. 2; Senior Class Play; Pep Club 1 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff; Swim Team 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. Hold fast to dreams; for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. Dick . pet peeves: licenses, working on weekend nights favohte people J.N . S.M . L.D.. S.W.. MM enjoys baseball, basketball, hockey . dislikes homework What 7 Might! . . . Sure! . . . likes weekends, vacations. N.H. . . found at Anderson-Little, the gym . tall, quiet . . college Janet McGowan 265 Alder Road Where there is a will, there is a way. Janet . sewing, lying in the sun, airplanes, good movies . . favorite people C. Keowan, Elvis. Number 3 . . . dislikes cold weather, not having any money . moods . . nice eyes found at any beach, in the sewing room or on cloud nine . . enjoys working in the alteration shop . . plans to travel John McGowan 37 Whitewood Road Freedom lies in being bold. John likes parties, The Who, Led Zep favorites: E.L.. S.H, A.L.. L.S.. AS . found cruising, at the B plans to enter the field of management. W.TodMcGrath 188 Mayfair Drive There ' re songs that make you smile; there ' re songs that make you sad, but with a happy song to sing. It never seems so bad. Tod . . . pet peeves: disco mania, tall ships, fat junior girls . . . likes basketball. Stevle Wonder, lollipops . . Killer . . favorites are Cut, Babbo, Sue, Mara. Steph found In the gym. Babbo s basement . . . Yeah, that ' s funny . . college Senior Play; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Prom Committee 3 Laura McGuiness 103 Fensview Drive Love Is like a basket with five loaves and two fishes It Is never enough until you give It away Laurie, Munch . . Are you serious? pet peeves last minute term papers, sight singing, frizzles, tall people favorite ac tivlties: Young Life, marching, playing the guitar, talking likes mint chocolate chip ice cream, kazoos, beach walks, sunshine . . I ' m so excited . . Unbelievable! enjoys anyone somewhat Insane freckles, munchklnstzed plans for college and to enjoy life. Chorus 4; Glee Club 4; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; AFS Club 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Sacred Cheese 2, Yearbook Staff. No Parentheses 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Student Announcer 4. South Pacific. Daniel Mclnnis 30 Wildwood Drive John Mclver 138 Carroll Avenue Trudy McLean 110 Harold Street Set a stout heart to a steep hillside. Dan . . . pet peeves: tests, cold mornings, Hawaii 5-0 . . likes hockey, motorcycling, pizza . . . dislikes beatings on the Jeep . . Yeah, you ' re right . . . J.M.. R.P . T.M.. BC. . . . You animal . . . found in the CJ5 . . quiet . . . college. Hockey 1, 2. 3. 4: Lacrosse 1. Learning without thinking is labor lost; thinking without learning is perilous. John . . . enjoys cars, photography, sailing, Williamsburg . . . pet peeves: body rot. buses . . . dislikes four-cylinder engines . . . found cruising . . favorite person is Mr RS . . . 6 ' 4 . . . college bound. Senior Play; AFS Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Yearbook Staff, Lacrosse 1, 2; Student-Faculty Fo rum 4; Photography Club 1, 2, 3,4. Happiness is the object of existence. Trudy . . . Scorpio . . . likes teaching arts and crafts, sewing, party- ing, summer . . pet peeves, firedrills in the winter, flakey ' peo- ple . . . Be cool! . . . What it is! ' . . . found working at the YMCA . . . favorite people: Jimmy Taylor. Jamal . . . original, quiet, easy to get along with . plans to become a Registered Nurse Erin McParland 35 Hartford Street The greatest truths are the simplest. Erin . . . rices Macs, during, dancing, horseback riding . . . pet peeves: gossip, alarm clocks . . . I guess . . . favorites: J. D, K, C. M . . . found working on the stage . . . Really? . . . secretarial work. Drama Club 4; Senior Class Play Frederick Meagher, III 112 High Rock Lane I still believe in tomorrow, Fred . . . slim, tall . . . likes sfcing, swimming, acting . . What a riot. ' . . . pet peeves: Wella, homework, co-directors . . . favorite people: B.M.. M.V., J.S. . found at K.N s. at parties, in the pool . . . college. Chorus 4: Senior Play; Drama Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Year- book Staff; Lacrosse 2, 3; Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. John Meyer 20 Wildwood Drive No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings John . . likes playing hockey, flying . . . pet peeve: last block gym . . . You ' re crazy! . . . favorite people: DM., T.M., B.C. . . . found down the Cape . . plans to major in engineering, college. Track 1 Shawni Miller 82 Rockmeadow Road There is more to life than Increasing Its speed. Shawni pet peeves: doing 15100 s. being asked Is that your real name? . . . enjoys swimming, beach days . . . dislikes being grounded, working on Friday nights . . . What? . . . likes sunny days, puppies . . . Jeff. J.M., R.S.. P , the gang, swim team mem- bers . . Come on . . . college. Senior Class Play; Track 2; Swim Team 3, 4; Manager of Swim Team 1. 2; Prom Committee 3. Karen Mill ward 124 Weatherbee Drive Brian Mitchell 160 Mill Street Mark Moeller 21 Glandore Road Kindness in words creates confidence Kindness in thinking creates profoundness. Kindness in giving creates love. Karen , . stoing, karate, swimming, dancing . . . dis ilces school lunches, long practices, short guys . Might! . . . likes black raspberry ice cream, summer. XBH dances, vacations . . . To each his own . . favorite people Shemp, KV. KM . KD. SA . . . found at Dedham House of Pizza, on the field during half time . . . Same difference . . blond, blue eyes, pretty . . . pic- ture shirts college. Colorguard 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Senior Play; Explorers ' Club 4; Track 3 The sweetness of life lies in dispensing with formalities. Mitch pet peeve IVestuiood weekends likes Canada Tell em . . enjoys hockey, parties . . . favorite people: Donna, Gou, Lettuce, Krazy, Duff NA.N.F.G. . . . plans to become a carpenter. Football 1; Hockey 1, 2. Learn by listening. Understand by reflecting. Mark likes matches. Dallas Cowboys, betting, running . . . dis- likes losing . . enjoys pool, the race track, football . . Good life! . . Why 9 college, engineering. Winter Track 4; Spring Track 3, 4; Basketball 1. Constance Anne Montgomery 17 Lancaster Drive The greatest happiness of life Is the conviction that we are loved, loved for ourselves, or rather loved In spite of ourselves Anne, Annie . agreeable squinty eyes ... smiling ... blushing . . . favorite people: family, all her friends, S.R.. swim team people, kind considerate people That ' s the whole story found in the pool, at the gym, running in circles . pet peeves: midnight curfews, long late practices, not being able to sing . enjoys ski- ing, swimming, tennis, earing, high jumping, gymnastics . . . Huh? dislikes term papers, disorganization. Monday mom ings . . likes the ocean, living, laughing, crying, ice cream, Oreos . . . Hi! . . . college Swim Team 3, 4, Co-captain 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Senior Class Play, Gymnastics Team 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Spring One Acts 3, Majorettes 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Sacred Cheese 2, 3; Yearbook Staff; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-captaln 4 Kevin Moran 141 Briar Lane Only a free spirit lives forever Kevin likes parties, hockey, blondes, cruising . . , dislikes red lights. GTOs favorites Krlssy. Pette. Cams. Darphle Good a found In Delta, at the beach college Hockey 1 Ralph Morante 107 Oak Street Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached In life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. Ralph fun to be with . . . found here and there 42 likes parties, good times, weekends Beverly Morin 57 Glen Road Maybe I ' m wrong, but who ' s to say what ' s right Bev . likes football players. The Who, good tunes, traveling, ex cltement No, Really found In the blue Home!, IVestport . . . pet peeves cliques. Mustangs, sociable snobs . . Forget it . . . enjoys waterskling, being outdoors, concerts, meeting new people, volleyball Pocahontas favorites: Kir. Linda, TV. friends, the OC Gang . . 75 . . Carters college Volleyball 3, 4, Gymnastics 1, 2, Mgr of Gymnastics 3, 4; American Held Serv Ice 1 , 3, 4; Senior Class Play, Drama Club 4; Yearbook Staff; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Powder Puff Football 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; National Honor Society 4 Karen Moses 46 Wildwood Road Katherine Mullarkey 105 Mill Street Richard Murphy 42 Dean Street The curtain is lifting. We can have triumph, or tragedy, for we are the playwrights, the actors, and the audience Let us book our seats for triumph. Karen . . . sugar -bowl haircut, laughing , . . tennis, travel, guitar, yoga . likes shopping with Jeano Lisa, ice cream, pleasure reading, freetime . . . dislikes braces, Dr M.. dieting, smokey busses . . Pet Peeves: all-girl classes, creative writing. Monty Python . . Fauorites. Miss G , Louise, all her friends . found working at Bergson ' s, on the tennis courts, in Switzerland . College. National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4; Sacred Cheese 2, 3; AFS Club 3. 4; AFS Summer Program to Switzerland 3; Colorguard 3; Chorus 4; French Club 3, 4; Majorettes 1, 2. Are we really happy in this lonely game we play, or are we lost in a masquerade? Kate . . . sunny, cheerful . . . goad . . . Pet Peeves, silver gold, plastic people . . likes overalls, mountains, sunsets, blue skies, curls ... I dont understand ' ... dislikes commitments, hypocrites, unwanted clothes . . . enjoys skiing, hiking, sailing . . . found in the middle of discussion . . . U.N.H. Senior Class Play; AFS Club 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 1; Ski Team 1, 2; No Parentheses 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Sacred Cheese 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3; Mass. Drama Festival Play 4; Student Announcer 4. Whisper in the sounds of silence. Rick . . . likes to work on cars or vans, good parties . . . dislikes Math . . . Favorite People: Mike. Kevin, Debbie . . . found in Norwood, at Texaco Gas Station . . plans to work. 91 Kerry Nee Strasser Avenue Seize the day! Kerry . . Come on you guys! . likes plays, pizza, late nights, sailing, swimming . . dislikes dentists, gum snappers. IVesftuood s weekends . sad . Favorite People: JT., RR., TJ., K.H. . . . found at J ' s. in the green or blue bomber . . . P.LA. . . . flirtatious . . . college. Senior Class Play; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; No Parentheses 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Class President 3; Cheerleader 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Sacred Cheese 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3. Bruce Newell 522 Pond Street How beautiful it is to do nothing and then rest afterwards. Bruce . pet peeve: salad dressing spilled in his hair likes chess, math, parties, volleyball . . . red hair . . stubborn , . . found at Peters house, with assorted friends, at the driuein , . . I ' m nor- mal . . . favorite people: godflnds, friends . . . favorite acriuiry is taking pictures of faces in rear view mirrors . . . Northeastern. Chess Club 3, 4. Theodore Nichols 504 Pond Street What I am to be I am now becoming. Ted, Trif . . . likes the outdoors, tennis, fishing, sailing . . . in- terested in electronics . . . enjoys playing hockey . . . Pet peeve: French . found on the courts, in the party wagon, at the Cape, in Maine . dislikes attempting to catch the bus What a killer . . , college. Tennis 3, 4; Explorers Club 4. Mary Nolan 30 Walker Road God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. Mary . , . the Bronze . chocolate chip ice cream, chocolate cake, sports . . . But of course . . dislikes jelly and butter sandwiches Yeah right . favorite people Sue. Jami, El. Jeano . . . bunting, skiing, swimming, with the play gang, throwing the jav , . . A.HD.C. . . . found in the boat, anywhere friends are . . . college Band 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 4; Senior Class Play; Powder Puff Football 1; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff; No Parentheses 2; Field Hockey 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Kirsten Nordstrom 40 Greenhill Road Music is my fruit of life — don ' t take it away. Kir, Kirty pet peeves Mustangs, being young, curfews, stop signs, standard shifts enjoys fiddling, waterskiing, travel, con- certs, football, volleyball likes Rod Stewart, the beach, college l fe. Frampton dislikes 18? . being chased, full days of school, school buses I know. I know Bev. Linda. Robin. Karen, and friends Hey there ' . . 1 want to do something . found in the hornet, fiddle contests, around ticklish baby sneezes heading for Indiana college, music. All State Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4; AFS. Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play; South Eastern District Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 1. Gymnastics Team 2, Drama Club 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager of Gymnastics 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff Jeffrey North 520 Everett Street Let each man follow his own course. Jeff . football, basketball, sailing, surfing Pet peeves being called F-O . . likes the beach, partying dislikes football camp sure. sure, sure Favorite people Shautni. D.. SW. J G . MM found in the Spacer, at Scituate I don t believe it ' dimples college Baseball 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Tennis 1, 2. Scott Nyborn 115 Cobleigh Street The world is a fine place and worth fighting for. Scott . talkative likes travel. Florida, days off . . dislikes science, gym . found in the media center, down South, at water fountains Favorite People: Finnis. 1 R.. foreigners speaking Spanish or French college always Senior Play. AFS Club 3. 4. Deerfield Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; French Club 4, National Honor Society 4. Matthew Ogden 133 Farm Lane To reach the port of heaven we must sail, sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it — but we must sail, not drift or lie at anchor Mart quiet, reserved likes good times with friends hard worker found in a quiet study area plans to enjoy life Patricia Onorato 507 Everett Street Silence makes the real conversation between friends Pat Pet Peeve people who poke in the halls envoys reading, cooking, crafts, playing the flute likes Neil Diamond. Doonesbury. old movies, the Seashore. Robert Frost poems Well, geel Nobody s perfect dislikes homeroom found in the Media Center, typing after school, in Maine quiet . . . shy . . college. Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Band 1; Drama Club 4; French Club 2, 4 Tina Pandolfo 581 Oak Street Love does not dominate, it cultivates. Tina . . likes music, cats, clothing, being with her friends danc- ing, singing, partying dislikes homeroom . Wonderfull . . BJ.AB.KP.PK.DD Excellent found with A.B.B.J.. and KP . at R.L.s house, with V.P.. at a party . . travel, singing career Glee Club 2. Chorus 1 Ellen Pappis 25 Meadowbrook Road No great thing is created suddenly Penny . pet peeves being called Barb, being asked Hows Glenn? , Sheila s stories likes skiing, shopping in town dis- likes Cat Steven s look alikes ' bizarre 1 putrid B D B . . . found teaching Karen on the V.W. . favorite people Bevy Sue. Roots. PC. KM, DA brown eyes college Band 1. Concert Band 1, Chorus 1. 2, Senior Class Play, AFS Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Sacred Cheese 2; No Parentheses 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 1 Nadine Pearce 78 Glandore Road Susan Pecararo 37 Webster Street Thomas Perry, Jr. 91 Oxford Road All I have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all I have not een. Oeanie . friendly, always laughing . likes summers on B.I., in iividuality, people, acting zany . . . talking, singing, skiing, writing, teaching . . dislikes rainy Mondays, waking up. spiders, insincere teople . . But, um ... ... Pet Peeves; elastic waistbands, busy vork, splitends . . No problem , . . Favorite people: DM , ST. 3.L., L.B., Nora . . . found under the stack, in a fog. at club . ' You guys college )ouble Quartet 4; Glee Club 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Senior lass Play; Student Advisory Board 3, 4, co-chairperson 4, itudent-Faculty Forum 2; Madrigals 3; National Honor Society 3, I No Parentheses 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Sacred Cheese 1, 2; Field â– Jockey 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4. A man who loved so deeply and completely that he seemed sometimes not to have loved at all. Sue . . . hates being called Little Peca , lonely days. Driver Ed. Z faced inconsiderate people . . enjoys traveling, the sun, dancing, doubling with Craig, Lynn . likes Tab, deep talks, Frampton, X Mas Eve Unhuh ' ... Favorite People Lynni, Anita plus Peter, the girls . OOH baby . found in Falmouth, Eager man ' s . . . pushing 51 . . . college, travel world. Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Senior Class Play; Drill Team 2; Field Hockey 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, Powder Puff Football 1; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Tri-captain 2, 3; Sacred Cheese 1; Drama Club 1, 2. Life is beautiful when one sees beyond it Tom . . . likes concerts, parties. Club, weekend trips. Saranac cackle favorite activities: basketball, hockey, baseball, skiing . . . pet peeves: English, Mondays . . favorite people CM., SB.. L.M ' .. K.H., C.C. . . . found in the gym college Lacrosse 1, 2; Football 1, Track 1. David Pond 136 Lake Shore Drive Fill your day with bravery. Then celebrate. Dave . . . skiing, dirt riding, driving . . . likes P.LA., money, the slopes, Killington . . . Look out ' . . dislikes no gas, working favorite people: Orchard Circle Gang, people who aren tfake . . . pet peeves Pintos, VBF RKO. blown transmissions . . . How do you figure 7 ' found with Peter, R.M . Flakey, Bob. Riels school, work. Ski Team 1. 2, 3; Lacrosse 1. Nancy Ponder 77 Willard Circle She was made for happy thoughts, for playful wit, and laughter, Nancy enjoys horseback riding, swimming, dancing, meeting people favorite people D.. L.. T.. M., S. found in Roslin dale . - Dynamite ' , , , pet peeves, diets, fakes . See ya . . career in hairdressing. Paul Powell, Jr. 102 Phillips Brooks Road Athletics his hobby, good nature his guide. Paul ... enjoys sfciing, running, birthdays, dates pet peeve not being able to get the car . . . Decent . favorites: MM.. P.P.. KM.. D.F.. PES . found with the gang, in Scituate plans to attend N.U. Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Winter Track 2. 3, 4; Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Roderic Procaccino 17 Alder Road Where there is an open mind, there will always be a frontier. Rod . . enjoys hockey, soccer, chess, tennis . . . dislikes Monday mornings, tests likes weekend nights . . pet peeves steel posts, pull ups, dips found in fog areas, at the rink, on the courts . . favorite people N.B , Gravity, Mr Lump . college Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-captain 4; Lacrosse 1, 2; Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4, Tri-captain 4. Peter Randall 27 Greenacre Road Charlotte Rasmussen 1 Park Circle Marilyn Reddish 10 Bayley Street I am a friend of the earth Peter likes meeting new people, building different things, swimming, being creative dislikes weightlifting in the gym . . favonte people Coach Tucelh, family, good friends I ' m positive ' found at DeMolay in Dedham brown hair plans to enter the architectural and engineenng fields. Senior Class Play; Photography Club 2; National Honor Society 4. Kindness is not seen with your eyes but felt by your heart. Char . pet peeves: messy notebooks, cysts, O.P.L., working Saturday mornings enjoys football, sewing, horseback riding . . . dislikes being late, curfews favorite people Rich, Bern, the girls, Tom C found at NCTC, cruising . . 6 22 76 . . 7 couldn t believe it! college for nursing. Chorus 4; Senior Play; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Prom Committee 3. Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Manlyn lots of school spirit, sparkling eyes, big smile enjoys cheering, singing. Young Life, partying, being with people found in the pool lobby or mezzanine cheenng. at the Gardens . . pet peeves snapping of gum, Paula s pranks, bouncing ankles Cuteness plus ' . . Hi, hon ... Eeeeh! ... I love you! . . . B.B., DM, D.L.. G.B., Mr. Bonn, . member of CHHC . college. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Hockey Game, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff Student Coun- cil 3; Class VicePresident 1, Senior Class Play, Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Maryellen Reilly 3 Strafford Place We need to create a world where all can live peacefully the life they choose. Maryellen little kids, sweaters. Levis, blue gum balls, snowmen . . . dislikes faded jeans. UFOs buzz . . Oh no! ' favorite people Jude. Kati and friends found working at Eags. stuck in elevators no eye brows loud voice career in medicine Yearbook Staff, Sacred Cheese 1, Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Robert Reilly 65 Sexton Avenue A friendly smile, a friendly way Rob likes Spnngsteen. telling stones, large parties dislikes early nights enjoys Monday night games at Schaefer . . pet peeves football camp, stereo not loud enough I didn tdoit! favonte people RM . Ray-Ray. Puddles found in Subaru, falling off chain college Football 1,4, Senior Class Play; Lacrosse Club 1. 2, Swim Team 2, 3, 4. Robert Resker 158 Strasser Avenue Common sense is the knack of seeing things as they are and do- ing things as they ought to be done Toby found in the gym. VB likes pizza. Led Z . Eagles, snow days, sports Cater dislikes bossy pe ople. DO., physics labs. Monday A block favorite people Nick F . P.C.. M.V.. Big Bopper college Football 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Senior Play; Sacred Cheese 3, In- tramural Weightlifting 1, 2, 3. 4, Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Myron Richardson 76 Washington Street Along his quiet way he calmly goes , . . Mike likes long holidays, cruising with MC. KM pet peeves dingbat people Let s get going favonte people Bob H . DM found at Texaco Station. AV workroom em ployment AV Squad 1, 4, Manager of Basketball 1. 2 Lawrence Ridley 476 Warren Street Dorchester, MA ' We see things not as they are, but as we are. ' -any. Rid . . found in the Media Center, with the AV Squad, in he gym. in the guidance office 1 hear you . . favorite peo- ple Mr Vallancourt, Mr Sweezy. C R . Trudy. LaTanya enjoys :amping. good movies, motorcycling, basketball, math . . No wind ' pet peeves name-calling, fighting . . . curly hair, alkative. good-natured college, computer engineering W Squad 2, 3, 4. Photography Club 3; Manager of Basketball 3, I, Manager of Baseball 4 Carol Rinaldi 305 Burgess Avenue Take one day at a time, and you ' ll remember every day for a long time. Carol, Lester . , . Oh geez! . Giue me a break! likes ski ing, parties, cruising, music found at the Walpole Mall, with friends . . enjoys concerts, mouies. skating, dancing . . . pet peeves: firedrills in the winter, S s, getting up early favorite people: Diana, Tom, S.Y KM, MR., assorted others . . dis ikes bridges, pain, . . . curly hair, friendly, helpful college, social work Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2; Senior Class Play; AFS Club 3; Chorus 2; Yearbook Staff Michele Rizzo 558 Clapboardtree Street A little kindness goes a long way Michele friendly, talkative, considerate of others Give me a breakl ' . . . pet peeves skinny people who say they re fat likes people, food, the Bruins, good times . sews a lot. enjoys crafts, skiing, swimming dislikes H block classes, snobs, flirts . . favorite people: C R. KM . AC .AS and friends found at Roche Bros., Room 108. making costumes travel, college - Home Economics. Senior Class Play, AFS Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2. 3, 4, Timer for Swim Team 3; Yearbook Staff, Host Sister of Exchange Student 4, Dodd Robinson 390 High Street A certain look in the eye and an easy smile. Dodd ticking away the moments that make up a dull day . . . there s someone in my head but its not me , . march cheerfully out of obscurity unto the dream William Rogers 438 Clapboardtree Street ... And I laughed at the strange Fruit laughing at me ... Bill . . . occasionally crazy, a great friend, cat-ha-ha-tie to eye . . enjoys hockey, skiing, film making, playing Orson Wells, acting summer in Colombia. South Amenca likes snow, rice dislikes sweet chicks, cool dudes, whipa-keeno American cars, fads . . found skipping through snow in the courtyard, playing the villian. rescuing animals Amherst. Senior Play; Dance Band 3; AFS Summer Exchange; AFS Club 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Drama Club 4; South Pacific Karen Russo 155 Woodland Road You see things as they are, and you ask ' Why? ' . But I dream things that never were; and I ask Why not? aren . , , likes sleeping, being with friends, good times . . . pet peeves: getting up in the AM. working, excellent ' . . . Really . . . 1 dont know ' . Agee gee gee R.C., M.K., S.S., B.L., CR. assorted others found at NCTC. Room 22. PC . . short, brown hair, nice clothes . 11 6 76 . . . plans to enjoy life Chorus 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff; Majorettes 1, 2, 3. Iveta Ruza 605 Hartford Street Be true to your word, your work, and your friend. lueta . . tall, b ue-eyed, easygoing , , found making up typing checks, at locker ff 1396, with friends, in upper Media Center . . . You ' re kidding! . . . pet peeves people who stare, know-it-alls . . . likes crafts. N.F.SM., playing piano, skiing, chocolate, cook ing, volleyball . , . summer at Bevehne . favorite people. J.S., S.N., L.G., L.D.. B.B. . , , college, nursing. Lawrence Sabetti 519 Normandy Drive Michael Saccone 170 Partridge Drive Sandra Scales 116 High Rock Street In restless dreams I walked alone Larry . found cruising around Deadwood Oh tell us ' favorite activities: basketball, football . favorite people Mikey. Chinley. Marty. Timmy. Marueen . likes cars, big parties pet peeves waking up for school college Football 1 Thunder is impressive, but lightning does the work. Mike pet peeves include turtlenecks. consoles. Westwood lingo . enjoys driving with Fuzz and the team, towing weekend nights Take it easy likes being with B.M.K. dislikes tank suits Lets make tracks favorite people Bern. Mario. Fed. Tricia. Jazz, assorted others found in the Blue Devil with Bern. Bimbos. B.M., ' with La Gang nice looking college Football 1; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2 Prom Commit tee 3. The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure a business Sandy . hates three in front. No. it s all right, cruising, O.PL.. people eating by themselves enjoys HP. football likes snapping gum. Frampion. R Stewart. Eagles. Flying Os. Fd A gee gee gee gee M K.. RC . K R . B.L.. CR Do you serve towels 7 found in Marshfield. NCTC. PC. STPL Cuteness 11 6 76 good eating partner, easy to talk to . . . college, nursing Majorettes 1. 2, 3. Co-captain 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Yearbook Staff Vincent Scarlata 72 Bayley Street They are free who do not fear to go to the end of their thought Vinny. Mr Squat pet peeves Ribo s criticism, slashed tires, football camp. Kooler Krushers enjoys football, movies, weightlifting. spnnts. parties dislikes dislocated elbows . . . God love you 1 Ray. football camp. Buck, everyone else found in the weight room, tripping over guard rails, at Rays . . . For heavens sake likes Italian food, Eagles, the squat. Patriots funny, friendly . 50 . . college, management. Football 1 . 2, 4. Winter Track 3, 4, Spring Track 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Intramural Weightlifting 1,2,3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2 Kathleen Scholz 55 Spellman Road To everything there is a season. Kathy likes parties, cruising dislikes hunting for jobs, wear ing glasses Be a sport 1 favonte people C.C., LB.. S.D.. J M pet peeves curfews, fighting for the car found in Lowell, at the MX races college, plans to teach Senior Play Debra Scibilia 40 Stanford Drive Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Debbie. Deb likes weekends, rowdie people, the bottle cap pet peeves: smoky buses, first dates, yellow lines enjoys skiing, walking, class of 77 ... dislikes cheerleader jokes, getting harassed found at Mac s. in the Media Center, on the football field Fun times Perhaps that sudden smile, cute, peppy college AFS Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Senior Class Play; Colorguard 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 4. Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Drama Club 2. 3, 4. Yearbook Staff, No Parentheses 2, 3. Manager of Tennis Team 1. Susan Scollins 121 Magnolia Drive Truth is like a beam of light that clarifies, beautifies, beckons. Sue . . Dartmo uth carnivals, snowy winters. Nickie dogs. Bailys sundaes. S G Fzzz.. people at R B s pet peeves leisure suits, unexpected visitors enjoys skiing, playing the piano, singing . . . Oh my God! . . favorite people JM . M.V. B.S.. MAD , C.H ' .. and all my children Prithee Peace found at the front end. around the cheese, with the Bergie Sippers Tell me! hyperactive, expressive, always talking, that loud laugh . college. Music Education Southeastern District Chorus 3. 4, Chorus 2. Glee Club 1, Pow der Puff Football 1, Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Sacred Cheese 2, 3, Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff. No Parentheses 3, Madrigals 3: AFS Club 2, 3, 4, Manager of Tennis 3. Saralee Sesnovich 206 Alder Road Jacklyn Shelton 24 Magnolia Street Robert Sicard 1556 High Street We cannot discover new oceans unless we have the courage to Dse sight of the shore. Jsi . likeable, considerate likes Gluween, the beach, her amily. special ed class pet peeves people who forget their lags, rude guys. SATs Am boring you? her Florida riend likes everybody favonte activities tennis, skiing 1 iont care anyway found anywhere but homeroom, in ustria. at the Cape, in the yearbook office, on the football field . . Definitely . Bowdoin College National Honor Society 3, 4. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4, Captain 4, Yearbook Editor; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary I, President 4, Colorguard 2. 3, 4, Captain 4; Student-Faculty : orum 3, 4, Regional Student Advisory Board 4. No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted Jackie pet peeves: two faced people, liars . likes good music, movie s, summer 1 am ready to go home favonte people J.S..E.W..CH dislikes math, chemistry foundatPBBH. C.H s house cute, easy to get along with plans to teach and travel Glee Club 1; Student Council 2, Cheerleader 2; Transfer Stu- dent, More is not always better. Rob likes getting out of classes, working in the dark room dislikes moving player pianos pet peeves 68 Cheuys. Coke machines What? No way favonte people A.M.. L L . Mrs B . Mrs B . Mrs C found backstage, at the Brook. Medfield plans for technical school. Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Senior Play Beverly Smith 15 Winter Street I have to be me Bev . pet peeves being depressed, mindless people, boiled eggs likes tennis, gymnastics, skating, clean and honest peo- ple Dig this Tell me another one favorite people Jada. the late Duane Allman. Johnny Bent found outside of Westwood. Cape easily excited college Tennis 4 Danguole Spakevicius 54 Hawktree Drive One person with a belief is equal to a force of ninety-nine who have only interests Danguole likes to hear substitutes try to pronounce her name, letters from Florida. Ms , meeting freaky people But whyyy? G G T S found in Lithuania. Guidance, bugging Mr M . with good friends pet peeves late people, continually whining people classy good conversationalist good natured . . college, dentistry AFS Club 3, 4, Drama Club 1, Debating Team 3, Senior Play. Sacred Cheese 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Yearbook Staff. Health Careers Club 3, 4. Vice President 4 Donna Sparks 41 Sunrise Road Growth is the only evidence of life. Donna favonte people B.M.. CH . N.JD. B.S.. other friends dis ikes being last, hanging mufflers likes good times, lots of laughter. Frampton Where s Bh 7 pet peeves Monday mornings, first dates, being short . found with Bh. over at CH ' s. anywhere she s not supposed to be en)oys skiing, artwork . cute, short, crazy nursing. Pep Club 1, 2. Prom Committee 3 Laura Stasey 501 Hartford Street ' Listening to you, I get the music. Stase, Lau pet peeves being called Chuck, pumpkins, rank, back stabbem likes the Cape, music, N H people, SAK.C dislikes H block classes, AM radio, floor bums bent out of shape favorite people R , B , K . C. J OK found at the lodge, F B. Pull er right up We own the place! hats, fur coats, cute college Senior Class Play; Hockey Cheerleader 2, 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4, Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff Alec Steere 225 Canton Street Donald Stewart 156 Sunrise Road Jeffrey Stoebel 18 Fairview Street High school is not a point in time It ' s a state of mind Alec pet peeves: Naivety, next joke, slow movers . enjoys music, ptnballs. silk screening Cosmic likes indepen dence. long hair dislikes plastic people Surely you jest found anywhere, everywhere favorite people F Z ' .. T.R.. J.M.. EL. S.H plans for art college - commercial art The spint of sportsmanship is a valuable asset. Stew . . The Football Song , pet peeves: Football Camp. Boss Moss likes harassing, football, track and field, music, drums You guys take the cake ' found in the weight room, on the football field, cruising Funky chicken! Huey athletic college Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Winter Track 1. 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4. The secret of success is this: there is no secret. Jeff . - likes the Cape, concerts, skiing, parties . pet peeve: getting up for school . favorite people Michelle. Governor. Mitch easy going Coast Guard- Football 1. 2. Cheryl Stone 45 Stanford Drive The door to happiness opens outward. Cheryl pet peeves snobby people, liars likes movies, drive ins, concerts, good music, swimming, (ennis dislikes unplea sant memones I don t know favonte people Tom. E.W., M.H.KH.SK found at home, with Tom . 12 31 75 The Bus college and eventually marriage Yearbook Staff Duane Sullivan 17 Linden Street There is no royal road to anything. One thing at a time and all things in succession. Duane. Sully absurb. frank likes singing, acting, cross coun try skiing dislikes trivial, empty souls found on stage, rn the music room , College Chorus 1 , 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus 4, Double Quartet 3, 4. Senior Class Play; Pep Club 4. Track 3, 4 Drama Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Ski Team 4 Edward Sullivan 230 High Street Mischief comes in by the pound and goes out by the ounce Ed Green Pride pet peeves school, munster. Westwood language enjoys skiing found in the center or W R. . School yard favonte people Lenny. Claybo. Magell. Font. Fuzz, football gang Remember Tommy College Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Transfer from Catholic Memorial. John Sullivan 37 Meadowbrook Road Walk on rainbow trail, walk on trail of song. John creaky knees sailing, quick get aways. the bone dislikes marching in the rain, math home lessons likes most everything! That s dumb Huh?!! 7 pet peeves peo pie moving while standing at attention, foreign cars favorite people Maynard. B.C., K.C found m the music room, cnjis ing in the maroon Mustang, at the Cape whenever possible College Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, WHS Dance Band 1 . 2, 3, 4. District Band 4. South Pacific Orchestra 4, National Honor Scoiety 4 1 Mary Lou Sullivan 144 Fensview Drive Don ' t walk in front of me — I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me — I may not lead. Walk beside me — and just be my mend. Lou. Pup . . pet peeves: traffic cops, curfews, working on weekends likes wintergreen lifesavers. pickles, good parties . . . Help favorite people Barry. Paula. Robin, the gang You ' re on my newes found at soccer and hockey games. Stop Shop . . , College. Student Council 1, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Health Careers Club 3. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. James Supple, Jr. 97 Beechnut Road Nothing great was ever accomplished without enthusiasm. Jim, Supps . . . enjoys swimming, hiking, playing records pet peeves: rising at 4 30 a.m., flip turns likes basketball games, being different dislikes being told to calm down Might 1 . favorite people D.S, those few pool fools Whata toil! found in or around the pool, nowhere special extremely un predictable, school spirited . . college. Football 1; Yearbook Staff; Explorers Club 4, Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Robin Surrett 124 Greenhill Road Happy rimes and by gone days are never lost ... in truth they grow more wonderful within the heart that keeps them. Robin . pet peeves driving at night, swim team practice likes parties, hockey games, the ocean, waves, sterling silver jewelry. The Who favorite activities lying in the sun. sports favorite people Fuller, P.M.. M.S.L.. the gang Those boys . . . found in the high school pool . . the Cape . You re on my nerves . . . Exciting . . . always tired nursing, college Senior Play; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Swim Team 1. 2, 3, 4, Health Careers Club 3, 4. Asa Svensson 35 Blueberry Lane GeijierSfcj. 17 21618 Malmo, Sweden Start smiling and enjoy the mirac :1c of now. ' Asa . . . flirty, full of life . loyalty toward her country found next to a radio or record player . loves dancing, reading, good music. Gandal and Tolkein, being with fnends pet peeves: boring weekends enjoys playing the guitar, singing in the shower , . . No mail today!?! likes happy crazy people, guys . . . plans to finish her studies and then work in England adds, Thank you all for a wonderful year in Westwood that I will never forget Chorus 4; Girls ' Glee Club 4; Exchange Student 4; Senior Class Play; Volleyball 4. Joseph Tavalone 108 Wildwood Drive They conquer who endure. Tav. Jose likes basketball, hoop, parties, good coaches, gambl- ing, P.LA., pizza dislikes sprained ankles, losing, Westwood nights . found in the blue bomber, in town . . favonte people: Jace, Ribo, Crick, Neil, Mara . What ' s up? . . . This is hideous ' . . College Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4, Captain 4 Mary Toffoloni 200 Mill Street I am what I wish to be when I wish to be it. Mary pet peeves: snobby people, cliques likes concerts, daydreaming, talking on the phone . dislikes phony people, science, big cars, dieting, cold weather ... dont know! . . favonte people are family and friends found helping special needs class, in Guidance, driving around . . plans for college to become a special needs teacher. Drama Club 1; Yearbook Staff; French Club 1. Jean Trigilio 18 Booth Drive Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it. Jean . , occasionally rowdy, petite . pet peeves: curfews, phony people likes music, poems, privacy, being with sincere people . .. Think? . . . favorite people: EW. L.T., D.V.. L.M found at Friendly s. down the Cape . . talkative . . . Peabody. i, ——A Karen Van Stry 29 Norfolk Avenue Peter Van Wart 101 Alder Road Mark Vartabedian 335 Blue Hill Drive A single rose can be my garden. Karen, Gramps sweet disposition . . enjoys traveling, dancing, swimming, Drill Team , dislikes managers, school lunches . . . Might ' likes long vacations. XBH dances, M Ms found at Bergsons favorite people: Shemp, Karen, L.C.. M.H., KM . . . pet peeves long Saturday morning practices. Big V , going to dumb movies with Shemp, country fried steak college Drill Team 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Drama Club 1, 2, 4; National Honor Society 4. We cannot do everything at once; but we can do something at once. Pete enjoys skiing, parties pet peeves: Kings Row, Rookies, telephone poles, black cats Why 7 . favorite peo- ple Darfy, Whitey, Buff, MLS. M.C., the rest of the gang . . . Good found at Nicks Ping Pong Table. Darfy $ room . college Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Hockey 3. 4. Football 1 So long as we love, we serve, so long as we are loved by others ... we are indispensable, and no one is useless while he has a friend. Mark. Varto. V . pet peeves: back seat in E BLOCK. Sunday nights enjoys swimming, tennis, skiing, dates likes being with friends, staying in shape, summer dislikes cancelled par- ties, show-offs, meatloaf No way! . Give me a break ' Fitz. Fred. SS . Ray and the football gang . found in the pool, working out in gym. Blue Hills . athletic, straight forward college Senior Class Play. Pep Club 2; Swim Team 1, 2. 3, 4, Captain 4; Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4. Mary Viar 66 Country Lane She sings a solitary song that whistles in the wind. Mary enjoys making sand tenariums. painting, planting, cook ing dislikes phony people, writing papers, flashy clothes . . . likes her niece, older people, antique junk, art, plants. America . . . Pet peeves prejudice, low morals, smoke, alcohol Come again 7 You bloody fool favorite people: Mandy. Manly, Rose found m Room 105, NA, N.C.. B soft spoken, but loud stubborn pessimistic in an optimistic way in dividualist plans to become independently wealthy i v ii Tracey Vogel 28 Glen Road Sometimes the light ' s all shining on me Other times I can barely see. Lately it occurs to me what a long, strange trip it ' s been. . . Tracey. Voges How do you figure? likes cold weather. Putney sunsets, little kids dislikes phone bills, crowds, good byes, routine, fast driving, co-directors Absurd Nifty pet peeves long distances between fnends. 3 AM howling ses sions . Lesley. Kathy. Len. Skate. KM . J J found in Putney, Dorm 5. the farm enjoys ura cing. guitar, theatre, creative writing blue eyes, unique laugh ' Putney Drama Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Chorus 2, 4. AFS Club 3, 4. One Ad Play 2. Co Director of One Act Play 3, Powder Puff Football 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. President 3; Senior Class Play, No Parentheses 4; Track 1: Yearbook Staff Kathleen Wadden 12 Woodridge Road Let me drown in your laughter Kathy. Shemp smiles a lot likes John Denver. James Taylor . dislikes squash and going to dumb movies on Fnday nights with Karen Giue me strength KV, KM. MH. L.C. KH I almost had a heart failure yCWACSOVA college Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3. 4. Senior Class Play, Explorers ' Club 4; Drama Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2 Steven Wakelin 69 Hawthorne Street If life Is worth living, It Is worth enjoying. Steve . . envoys working, skiing, parrying. W! iamsburg , . dis- likes debts, boredom likes days off. nephews, money, uans Lets go favortte people Boar. Fuzz. Goob. Flem found at Goobs. Dockside plans for Data Processing. Business AFS Club 3. 4, Senior Class Play. Lacrosse 2, 3. George Wallace, Jr. 181 School Street The way you go must be your decision. Governor . , , pet peeve being blamed enjoys concerts favorite people: Sharon, B.M.. J.S What do you mean? found in Islington . Coast Guard. Football 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2 Joanne Ward 98 Forbes Road Do not pray for an easy life. Pray to be a strong person. Joanne. Jo likes pullover sweaters, mail, biking, long walks and talks, plants, tea. apples, being creative . . Right pet peeves: being called Joan, forgetting things, people who never smile Get psyched . dislikes arguments favorite peo pie: family, faithful friends, swim team members . . That ' s life! enjoys skating, swimming, jogging, the piano . found waitressing at Friendly s, in the pool, room 71, working on the yearbook . . cheerful . . . individualist . . curls . . . sayings . . . Ireland . . plans to major in nursing. No Parentheses 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 4; Chorus 1, 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Senior Class Play; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; Colorguard 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, Sacred Cheese 1. 2, 3; Associate Yearbook Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Girls ' Swim Team 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3; One-Acts 1; Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4. Valerie Weathers 29 Donald Road Dorchester Our values are the guides by which we navigate ourselves through life. Valerie, Vol . . quiet, gets along well with others . likes sewing and drawing . summer, music, having fun Take it easy! , found at the skating rink or basketball court DW, M ,M „ T.W, P.D.. TA.. Carlos future plans in fashion designing or illustra- tion. John Webster 69 Phillips Brooks Road Resisting temptation is usually just a matter of putting it off until nobody ' s looking. IVebo . . . found at Falmouth Heights, camping at Miles Standish, in Pontiac Convertible, Mufflerman . . enjoys good parties, cam- ping, S.PCA.. Pontiacs . . . pet peeves: Falcons, bald tires, tough people . IVhats happening . . favonte people: Beethoven, Bone, Stew, Cindy, Renee . receding hair line . employment. Carolyn Welch 83 Fearing Drive Nothing in the world is to be feared; it is only to be understood. Carolyn . . pet peeves static cling, first dates. Can I have a ride? , polyester double knits . . . likes holidays. Tom Rush, D.C., a good party, buying clothes, guys with moustaches, golf, having a good time dislikes moody people, just cruising, people duck- ing in the car. com on the cob . . Nifty Noodles . . . Its a bumma ' . . . Don ' t be an Etta ' . .. B, K, J, R. L. assorted others . . . found at out of town parties, in the Apollo. CRCC . . . white socks . . feathery hair . . . nice clothes College. Volleyball 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Golf Team 3; Swim Team 1; French Club 2. George Whalen 142 Stanford Drive To live is the rarest thing in the world; most people exist — that is all. George . . . Good Morning at math wing entrance . . likes sleeping in late, going out for lunch, parties at S.D. s house . . . pet peeves: long play rehearsals, people who smile in the morning, studious people. Student Council dances ... Yeah, you re right! . . . he . . . the voice in the box . . . favorite people: Marshall, card gang . , . found walking the dog, playing hoop games . . . college. Student Announcer 3, 4; Student Council 4; Drama Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Manager of Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Manager of Basketball 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Play; Yearbook Staff Michael Whalen 185 Forbes Road The greatest kindness we can offer each other is the truth. Mike . . . blue hat , . . pet peeves: homeroom teachers, filling out questionaires . . Wish I had a brain ... favorite people: Wheels, Beak. Sherm, Steve, Frank . . hanging around . plans to enjoy life. Paul Wheeler 119 Fischer Street Man is master of the unspoken word, which, spoken, is master of him. Paul always wearing a jacket enjoys watching TV. sports fauorite people Beak. Mikey. Steve. Rid . . Whatever found in the AV room . likes the Red Sox, math. Patriots pet peeves: homeroom, Yankees plans to join the Navy AV Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Manager of Football 4; Manager of Basketball 4, Manager of JV Baseball 4 Elaine White 27 Dean Avenue With mischief in her eyes, happiness in her smile, she is like a burst of sunshine on a cloudy day. Elaine, Pebbles . a ways smiling, crazy . . pet peeves Westwood. Norwood police, school, getting bagged . Know what 1 mean? ' . And might! ' . . . S.O.S.! . . . likes parties. Led Zeppelin, all-nighters dislikes disco, fights . favorite peo pie: Joe, L.T., J.T., H.L , assorted others . found with Joe, in Norwood . Turkey . . . What ' s your act? . , Oldham . . . 12 27 74. 7 Dean Street New Year s Eve . Graphic Arts Greg White 144 Briar Lane Nothing is more difficult, and therefore more precious, than tc be able to decide. Whitey . pet peeves Saturday morning track meets, ciggers track, skitng enjoys pizza at Regma s. subs, spasmg with Garf . complainers. PV parties Goodah Di. Scruffy. Gar phy. Pete. JT. S.H ITE the PGs .. found ii paintmobile. track meets, the Hs Pong Ptng college. Cross-Country Track 2. 3, 4, Captain 4, Winter Track 1. 2, 3, 4 Captain 4. Spring Track 1,2,3, 4, Captain 4; Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1; Senior Class Play Carol Wilfinger 178 Hartford Street Life is like a school, but I ' m not prepared to keep on learning, even though it treats me like a fool Carol. Juan moody, soft-spoken tenor likes concerts, riding, running, the bloody British, WMLN, the color black flash n class . . . Yeah, well- . dislikes soul music, slippers, people who point Naturally favorites: Pedro. Myron Lori. Mae. J . cols, ducks, boxing kangaroos Dunkah! . . pet peeves: soap operas, fads, rings. Capt Ken. feeling short . . Cheers! . found on the road, in Mt Pilot . misses Pine and dpps ' of old . plans Sacred Cheese 2; Chorus 3, No Parentheses 4, Intramural Tennis 4; Yearbook Staff Stephen Woicik 520 Canton Street The less of routine, the more of life. Woic likes gambling, eating, listening to tapes . . Dallas Cow- boys . . parties, beaches, sports . . dislikes fixed races . . . pet peeve the Media Center . L.D.. MM ' ., J.N , and others . . . found driving around. Track . . . Huh? . . . Boston College Football 2; Track 1; Sacred Cheese 1; AFS Club 1 Sandra Youlden 204 Pond Street ... Smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry; and alt you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be, Sandy , , pet peeves old lady drivers, red lights, diets, IWBF, Top 40s What a jooW enjoys parties, sleeping late, music. flashy cars, dogs ... I suppose I ' m driving? found at Youldens, Gardens, with C.H.H.C. members nice clothes . . college Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Yearbook Staff 4 ONE LAST TIME • We stand on the edge of tomorrow with yesterday ' s friend by our side and watch our todays fall away like the petals of a blossoming bud and yesterday ' s friend says, Let ' s not, Ajst one last time. TSut, underripe, the bud is bared, , today ' s pr tfffiqn having passed, and yeii rday ' s friend sheds his t-shii and Jftaimple my paper cup hojnJig the world will hesitate firing our turn. - ' 1 1 A iles in the mi Sft we nx our smiles m the mirror practice we ' ll get it right) ind sign, with a slight reservation our promise to find our purpose as we stand on the edge of tomorrow Just one last time. y â–  ' jeredeth Beers „ ' IN OUR TIME A heavy load, art endless road We walk r Knowing not whe|te it leads A heat haze shimmering our dreams l v We fight our fear| with just fate to steer Our guest to knovl ' I ' he who, the why, the where f mirselves. A H ' , V ANNE PINE PARSONS April 22, 1959 - June 26, 1974 Pine cu rious, inquisitive, artistic, overtly affectionate likes music, theatre, poetry Sunshine fascinated by cemeteries Digit! ' What s happening, man ' pet peeve cliques . enjoys little kids, helping others, attention Taurus Power! that nervous gigg e a true friend a wonder £$ - . .- jWS iJgif â– $|f . 5 ii B T J ' ' Yours — a life of hopes held high Not just for your own but the passers-b} Feeling the pain but never learned how to hui Seems the best still finish first You ' ve left but your song-filled memories remain Engraved in our hearts ' til we meet again. r 1 1 BRIAN CASEY August 8, 1958 - August 3, 1976 Nothing Gold Can Stay Nature ' s first green is gold. Her hardest hue to nota. Her early leafs a flower; But only so an hour Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief. So dawn goes down to day Nothing gold can stay. —Robert Frost To all of us who knew Brian well, gold is the absolute least we could use for com- parison. We all miss him greatly— in our prayers he will remain. —John Webster CLASS HISTORY ; - r 0! fr jL fl-3 V %s i FRESHMEN Our freshman year was one of great change for us. In September of 73, we arrived at the high school. Fresh out of junior high we were immediately amazed by our new- found freedom. Smoking was finally legal in the court-yard, music was provided in the mezzanine, and we even had studies that weren ' t assigned! We began building our treasury with a magazine drive that proved to be a great success due to the hard work of President Marilyn Reddish, Vice President Linda Fabiano, Secretary Katie Quynn, Treasurer Nancy Fabiano, and the entire Class of 1977. We hosted Harris Stylianou as our American Field Ser- vice guest from Cyprus that year, and the annual AFS In- ternational Dinner was established. In sports, our freshman year was a year of firsts. A new sport was introduced to Westwood High— soccer, and another new sports highlight destined to become a tradi- tion was Tuc ' s football camp. The girls also got into the football scene with Powder Puff Football , and although there were no victories, the team had a lot of fun and raised almost $100 for the AFS Club. Guys and Dolls , the school ' s second musical, proved to be a smashing success as for a short time we experien- ced the excitement of the Roaring 20 ' s. Freshman year was a fun one, but we must admit that after a long year of being at the bottom of the totem pole, we were happy to join the ranks as sophomores. SOPHOMORES Our sophomore year was full of fun and excitement. We also had an outstanding team of class officers— some of whom are still in office. For our President we had the one and only Steve Harrington, our Vice President was Linda Fabiano (she ' s the one with the dot). Then for Secretary we had Katie Quynn, ya ' ll know who we ' re talkin ' about— (she ' s the one with the funny accent). And last but not least, the Treasurer— Nancy Fabiano. We were really surprised at the outcome of this election because it was rumored that she was still in fifth grade math at the time?! Now for the list of exciting events: For a start we made some profit on candy sold at the basketball games. Then there was our well-attended Celtics game— We had an outstanding group of visitors: Tom Ellis and Len Berman from Channel Four News, and Father Robert Drinam, Member of Congress. Our AFS exchange student was Hans Lundkvist from Sweden. The school newspaper, Sacred Cheese, was awarded top school newspaper awards in the Northeast Tri-State Conference. Well, that was our sophomore year as we left for sum- mer vacation looking forward to becoming members of the upper class, and a JUNIOR. JUNIORS As we became upperclassmen more responsibilities were piled on our shoulders. We were hit with the New Deal Alphabet which consisted of N.M.S.Q.T ' s, S.AT. ' s, A.CT. ' s and T.A.P ' s. The majority of us spent at least one semester with Mr. Parker from whom we were taught the options of the automobile. Junior year we also wit- nessed the spreading of the Barry Cullen Westwood Lingo Epidemic. Take your beating Barry! Under the leadership of our female officers: President, Kerry Nee; Vice President, Linda Fabiano; Secretary, Paula MacDonald; and Treasurer, Nancy Fabiano, we ad- vanced from a threatening financial situation to one which was quite comfortable. We obtained much of our funds from the continued concession stands at the basketball games, candy sales and of course the persistent dues drives. As a result we took a class trip to Horseneck Beach. Our school musical was Oklahoma. The highlight of our year was the Prom, held at Blue Hills Country Club with the theme Knights in white Saturn. Steve Harrington ' s advertisement for a prom date evidently fell through. We were privileged to have hosted our AFS student Ewald Filler from Austria and Mari Tsuda from Japan. Leaving Westwood in the AFS program were Karen Moses, who traveled to Switzerland, and Bill Rogers, who spent a summer in Columbia. In sports we were awarded the Dalton Trophy for our outstanding athletic record; as the girls ' swimming, winter and spring track, and the basketball teams were all undefeated. With all this activity in the past and as the symptoms of senioritis began, we concluded the bicentennial year at Westwood High. SENIORS Senior year at last! We ' ve made it to the top. Four years ago as freshmen we would never have believed that it could finally happen, and so quickly. A closeness to each other which wasn ' t apparent in earlier years suddenly came together for the class of 1977. It ' s been our last year, and each of us has been determined to make it the best. The fall found many of us rushing to meet deadlines, as the sudden realization of college hit us. SAT ' s were frantically taken again and again, in an attempt to raise our scores. We enjoyed our last season of football, as Tuc and our senior boys put up a great effort against Holliston on Thanksgiving Day. We also enjoyed our first class ac- tivity — breakfast at Mary Hartigan ' s, which the majority of our class attended. As the winter rolled around, preparations began for the class play, Deadwood Dick. Our class had the largest turn-out ever for a senior play. Surrounded by fantastic barroom scenery, the true characters of many of our classmates emerged. Certainly the performances by Kerry Nee as La Paloma, and Greg White as Pong Ping will long be remembered. Steve Boyle and Peggy Atkins pulled through with parties in a near-desperate situation. 1977 was a big year for basketball at WHS. Both the boys ' and girls ' teams made it to the state tournaments, and the girls ' team broke a record by winning 73 straight games. Congratulations, also, to Nancy Fabiano and Steve Harrington who reached 1000 points in their careers. Perhaps the players were spurred on by shouts of F-0 and 3-5. As winter came to an end, the senior class saw its last musical, South Pacific. Memories of Duane Sullivan will stay with us for a long time! The banquet, with the theme Sunrise, Sunset was a great success under the direction of Mr. Beurman and Mr. Milan. The dance band sounded great as deserving seniors were awarded class superlatives. Later that night the Honolulu was grateful (?) for our patronage. April found many seniors living a day-to-day existence, as the rush to the mailbox began. Slowly the acceptances came in and we had to make decisions that would effect the next four years of our lives. We really knew we were seniors when we were measured for our caps and gowns, and as course selection sheets for next year were filled out without us. The boys vs. girls hockey game was a lot of fun for everyone as the girls finally tied the boys at 2-2. April also found a small group of seniors leaving the states and heading for Bermuda for a very restful vacation. Most seniors will agree that although the whole year has been great, that the past month of May has been the best. Shouts of Caring and We ' re out of here filled the halls early. We finally gained the finances needed for our activities through Linda ' s reacquiring the donut program, and the final collection of class dues. Our plans for senior skip day at Sandy Neck Beach were held off a week as we received snow in May, but it was a day to be remembered by all. (Some more than others). The next day ' s red eyes were definitely a result of too much study- ing. This year ' s prom was held at Sydney Hill Country Club, and the band was finally able to play the theme song, We ' re All Alone. Debbie Scibilia looked beautiful as our queen, as she and her court reigned over the night ' s ac- tivities. Another highlight occurred when Sylvestor Stallone entered our school, disquised as Ray Devasto. What a surprise when Ray won WVBF ' s Rocky look-a-like contest. The class of 1977 will always be remembered for its class pranks, including the day we entered the upstairs courtyard to find pumpkins representing each teacher, lined up along the roof. Our last class activity at Crane ' s Beach will long be remembered. Under sunny skies we ate lobster and chicken, while listening to great stereo sounds from Billy Cannata ' s speakers. A famous scene will always be Mr. Walsh being thrown into the water surrounded by 10 girls! This year our senior class was lucky enough to have three foreign students instead of just one, as in previous years. Ana Lucia Castro, Asa Svenson and Memo Gutierrez proved to be three of the friendliest members of our class. Our class would like to thank all those people who helped us to grow and learn during our four years at Westwood High School, and particularly this year we must thank Mr. Donald Beurman, who gave us his time and guidance, and never gave up on us; and our class ad- visors, who without them so many things would not have been possible. This year our officers were: Steve Harrington — President Linda Fabiano — Vice-President Katelyn Quynn — Secretary and Nancy Fabiano — Treasurer Now that our high school years are over, we can look back fondly on our memories and experiences, and hope that we ' ve learned enough about ourselves to handle what ' s ahead, — because the future is ours. Katelyn Quynn Sue Scollins Kathy Devlin Laurie McGuiness Most School Spirit George Whalen Marilyn Reddish WEST Most Successful Bluffer Ray DeVasto Paula McDonald Tricia Harrison Most Intellectual Tom Gould Danguole Spakevicus Most Artistic Rich Fitzhenry Debbie Kilburne IN THE MAKING • CLASS OF 77 • STARS IN THE MAKING • CLASS OF 77 Most Versatile Bill Rogers Deanie Pearce Best Looking Mike Saccone Maura Casey 62 Best Actor Actress Bill Rogers Duane Sullivan Kathy Devlin Done Most for Class Steve Harrington Lisi Sesnovich Class Wit Ray DeVasto Mary Ellen Reilly ' ARS IN THE MAKING • STARS IN THE MAKING •CLASS OF 77 • STARS IN Most Sincere Frank Massey Jan Larson Most Dependable Rob Sicard Linda Fabiano Best Dressed Mike Bennett Jean Fabiano Most Athletic Jeff North Nancy Fabiano Best Narured Tony Campagna Shawni Miller 63 W - 65 dedication During our years at Westwood High School, you have been a unique influence in shaping our growth from students to mature individuals. Through your kindness and understanding, you gave us confidence to know who we are and where we are going. You were always there to take pride in our achievements and to comfort us in our time of need. You have never criticized us unjustly. Your unselfish concern and devotion to our needs will always be remembered. Our memories of you as our teacher, our advisor.and our friend will always be looked upon fondly. It is with our sincere thanks and love that we dedicate the 1977 Green Years to you, Mr. David Walsh. 66 DAW) A WALSH 67 Dr. John F. Tobin Superintendent of Schools Leo J.Crowe Assistant Superintendent for Business School Committee: Left to right: C. Louis Cedrone, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum; Paul L. Broughton, Leo J. Crowe, Assistant Superintendent for Business; Dr. John F. Tobin, Superintendent of Schools; Joseph D. Clancy, Chairman; Joan E. Brawley, Corinne V. Spinale. Insert: William W. Brady, Vice- Chairman. 68 C. Louis Cedrone Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum ADMINISTRATION During our past four years at Westwood High School, we have led a continuing search for our values, and we are fortunate to have a very talented, liberal, and willing staff to guide us on. Mr. Kocina, Mr. Flaherty, and Dr. Lehner have spent countless hours conferring with students and discussing their views and problems. Through the Student-Faculty Forum, the student body is given the opportunity to voice their opinions and submit their sugges- tions directly to the administration. Duane Kocina Principal Phillip Flaherty Assistant Principal Dr. Andreas Lehner Assistant Principal Mrs. Deborah Landers Secretary Mrs. Rita VanDusen Secretary Mrs. Marjorie Hancox Secretary Mrs. Nancy Legge Receptionist k A c In an age of changing views and ideals, one often finds himself turning to others for help and guidance. We at Westwood High are very fortunate to have such a competent Guidance Department. The counselors meet with students in every grade to aid in the process of course selections and discuss various plans for the future. All of the counselors deserve a round of applause from the Class of 1977 for their long hard labor on all of those transcripts for colleges! James Nayduch Work Study Coordinator Keith Peden Learning Resource Specialist Mrs. Phyllis Wheeler Guidance Secretary 70 Greater opportunities to increase knowledge through the use of the audio-visual aids and the extensive library facilities have been offered to the student body. With the expansion of the Learning Center, students with special needs find the ad- ditional help they need to prepare for their futures. Closed-circuit television, video-tape machines, and microfilm readers are all available to students and the faculty. The Media Center has areas for both silent and quiet study. Tutorial assistance is also available from students, media personnel, and faculty members. Thomas Lyman Audio-Visual Director HEALTH SERVICES . Dorothy Napoleone Secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Clement, RJM. School Nurse Dr. Beebe Nelson Learning Resources Mrs. Bernice Boger Secretary 71 OPA (JEttcjltdl) L£ACA o K£At)lrt Miss Frances Burns Department Head ufuri G- SP ELL A 0- G-fiAMMA({ ENGLISH The English Department, under the direction of Miss Frances Burns, has been known for years for its record of turning out students well educated in the English language. However, the English Department is also involved in many other student activities. Mrs. Eberly advises a large staff in the production of No Parenthesis, our literary magazine, while Mrs. Booras continues her fan- tastic theatrical direction, including the senior class play, Deadwood Dick, and the hit musical, South Pacific. The English Department also sponsors field trips to movies and films. George Hancox 72 Mrs. Evelyn Malm David Sanfason Mrs. Ellin Booras Albert Nolan Mrs. Marion Healy Department Head College-bound, as well as career- oriented students, take advantage of the variety of skills offered by Westwood High School ' s Business Department. The department, headed by Mrs. Marion Healy, offers a wide range of courses, including typewriting, shorthand, law, ac- counting, secretarial and office procedures, office machines, data processing, and business English. The valuable skills acquired by the students enrolled in business courses are offered to the school and com- munity through service activities. The acquired skills become invaluable to all students in their future lives. Charles Flahive Mrs. Natalie Carey Mrs. Carolyn Bergen Joseph Chicetti Department Head Lawrence Rettman Mrs. Virginia Burke Frederick Wellsman HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Department offers a medley of courses to satisfy the desires of both the male and female student. The large enrollment of boys in bachelor foods and gourmet foods throughout the past few years has led to the realization that boys can cook too. The girls, under the direction of Miss Knight, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Arnold, and Miss DesPres have been offered courses from basic cooking and sewing to foreign foods to advanced tailoring. The family living and child growth and development classes continue their volunteer program of assisting in the elementary schools. to 4 art 5 Industrial and graphic arts provide students with an opportunity to enrich the development of their vocational skills. Industrial courses were available in woodworking, metalworking, electricity, electronics, crafts, and the field of graphic sciences. This department enhances the industrial motives of boys ' and girls ' who are able to work with the wide range of industrial processes, materials, and equipment. This year the department aided the school by printing a multitude of tickets, school publica- tions, and administrative pamphlets. Miss Marguerite Knight Department Head A l$fc i SCIENCE The Science Department curriculum offers a wide range of courses extending from the introductory to the advanced placement level. In biology, chemistry, and physics students may select courses that allow them to proceed at their own rate under the teacher ' s supervision. An independent study course permits a student to experiment and research a per- sonal interest. Several field trips were arranged throughout the year to supplement both laboratory and class work. Ivan Van de Workeen Joanne Arnold Christos Sarris 76 Mrs. Maxine Broderick Department Head Edward Marx Mrs. Mary Crou ell fA Mrs. Dorothy Saltmarsh Gail Thwing Raymond Keegan 77 l  v Russell Downes Chairman of Physical Education Paul Tuccclli r Mrs. Kathy Delaney Smith Joseph Gearon 78 pays ed Giving all of the students an opportunity to develop sound and healthy bodies is the aim of the Physical Education Department. Good sportsmanship, however, is never omitted. Students can choose from a variety of activities ranging from archery and badminton to swimming, trampoline, and self-defense. Also included are jazz, square, and folk dancing. George Bader Director of Athletics Elizabeth Rice Robert Bonn Thomas DelSignore Department Head Judith DesPres Michael Milan The Art Department has availed itself to create opportunities for the stu- dent to excel in the fine arts and crafts. Courses in painting, art history, illustra- tion, sculpture, design, ceramics, crafts, and a newly developed metal design class are offered and provide students with a solid background that is necessary to further their art career or gain insight into their own personal ability. John Markarian Director of Music The Music Department has always offered students a very diverse range of musical activities from which to choose. Con- cert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Glee Club, Dou- ble Quartet, Dance Band are offered, along with opportunities to play in the pit orchestra for the musicals or take part in a ragtime ensemble. Mr. Bonaiuto, who has been with us five years, has introduced many new techniques to the marching band, helping it to distinguish itself in state-wide competitions. Mr. Markarian, the Music Director, has continued to strive for excellence in setting Westwood apart from the other schools. We truly have much to be proud of and thankful for in our music program. mu$rc Sebastian Bonaiuto 79 The Math Department at Westwood High School, headed by James Pender, of- fers a wide and varied program to suit all math needs. The extension of the com- puter math program, the team-teaching and Math Seminar room, and other in- novative programs have served to moder- nize the department. Courses range from basic mathematics to calculus. Proficient math students are encouraged to compete in the Math Olympiad and take the Ac- tuaries Test. Edward Baker Richard Hargreaves ' James Pender Department Head Raymond Kodzis i David Walsh MflTh Lawrence Vallancourt ;:;: !. Miss Maureen Bulger Miss Judith Bolles 1 4 Harvey Fischler FOREIGN E s RENCH LATIN Mrs. Elaine Eaton Department Head The aim of the Language Department has been to provide the student with better methods of com- munication in the areas of French, Spanish, and Latin. Under the direction of Mrs. Elaine Eaton, the Language Department offers many trips to foreign restaurants, films, and theaters. In the classroom students can experiment in cooking and tasting foreign foods. Customs and geography are also stressed. Through arranged trips, there are many opportunities to visit the countries them- selves. The Language Department also sponsored a folk dancing day. im Mrs. Hollis Perry Mrs. Ruth Very 82 Mrs. Barbara Gray Miss Ann Marie Tieri Manol Dhimitri Robert Burke 83 Robert Avakian Department Head I Over the years the Social Studies Department has continued to offer interesting and up-to-the-minute courses to the students. The Sociology class, with its guest speakers and field trips, has always been pop- ular. Mr. Donald Beurman has succeeded in bringing such prominent figures as Michael Dukakis and Archibald Cox to our school to speak. Advanced Placement courses, Western Civilization, and United States History are also offered to talented students. Miss Priscilla Congdon Richard Stack John Sloan 84 fc 87 FOOTBALL 99 65 WjP-iffls . urn. . „ -«,,.â–  .-mmi .- J l.V , !V f 1 - 6 ' Varsity First row, left to right: R. Reilly, J. North, C. Klint, E. Sullivan, P. Fountas, D. Stewart, N. MacElhenney, C. McCoy, P. Boari, M. Bennett. Second row: R. Fitzhenry, S. Miller, J. Fitzhenry, V. Scarlatta, P. O ' Reilly, C. Romines, G. Benson, J. Tosi, S. Mc- Quarrie, T. Mahoney, J. Fannon. Third row: Asst. Coach R. Bonn, Grad. Asst. M. Woicik, J. Jarvis, J. Kerivan, K. Smith, M. Wallace, P. McGovern, J. DeMillio, K. Huber, R. Surrert, V. Scibilia, P. Basile, J. McCoy, M. Fabiano, J. Fannon, T, Francis , Asst. Coach R. Kodzis, P. Manchester, P. Wheeler, M. Coleman, Coach P. Tuccelli. Junior Varsity Squad Kneeling, left to right: S. Miller, J. Fan non, T. Huber, P. Basile, T. Francis, J. Scibilia, R. Surrett. Standing: Coach M. Woicik, M. Wallace, J. D ' Amelio, A. Angelici, P. O ' Reilly, P. McGovern, S. DiBari, J. Fannon, K. Smith, J. Mahoney, P. Manchester, Coach R. Bonn. Freshman Squad First row, left to right: D Dion, H. DiMar- rino, B. Carter, R. Scarlata, T. Tschian, P. Kiley, H. Irvine, C. Mundt, S. Darling, P. Sullivan, B. Crabtree. Second row: J. Ruggiero, R. Stapleton, D. Massey, J. McAulay, M. Kane, B. McQuarrie, J. Hallion, J. Sheingold, D. Sugrue, D. Romaine, J. Malloy. Third row: J. Mulgrew, J. Fountas, D. Murphy, K. Carson, M. Aymie, R. Smith, B. Warren, D. Glover, R. Scollins, C. Brawley, J. Stoebel, S. Lane, R. Thompson, R. Ogilvie. f Ik [!§  , ' - ' - ' â–  ' â–  • ' â–  â–  •w«r Meet The Supersports FIELD HOCKEY How ' s Sebby? . . . Uncle Ben . . . How about two laps and three sprints?? . . . Moon Club . . . Dee ' s back seat window . . . smashing shot, Jackie!! . . . hiding in the box . . . Barbara ' s TTs . . . Dutch Master cigars . . . Tie much . . . violent bus rides . . . Albert bikin ' it . . . 15 minute water breaks . . . dancing to the band ' s music . . . Anna getting lost . . . Who ' s turn for nets? . . . secret meetings at Deanie ' s locker . . . Under the direction of Coach Elizabeth Rice, the varsity field hockey team had their most successful season in many years with a 2-3-4 record. The squad was quite talented with three Patriot Ledger All-Stars: Chris Dion, Co-Captain Nancy Fabiano, and Jackie MacMullan. The junior varsity team enjoyed a great season. Led by Co-Captains Maureen McDonough and Lisa Sigmund, the team ended their season with a final record of 3-4-1 under the dedicated coaching of Doreen Quintiliani. i Junior Varsity First row, left to right: T. Bonner, M. Donlon, L. Giberti, M. McDonough, Captain; L. Sigmund, Captain; P. Henderson, M. McGinnis, B. Clement. Second row: R. Hubner, A. Pelucci, J. Cullen, L. Towle, R Nichols, K. Kaligian, J. McKeown, J. Cavanaugh, J. Ihnatko, Miss Quintilliani, Coach. Varsity First row, left to right: G. Hoffman, J. Babineau, D. Effgen, D. Pearce, Captain. N. Fabiano, Captain, L. Leonard, M. Johnson, T. McCarthy. Second row: J. Bashian, J MacMullen, B. Ingraham, K. Love, K. Devlin, B. Bonner, K. McSweeney, M. Love, Miss Rice, Coach. 90 CROSS COUNTRY The Westwood High Cross Country team bettered their last year ' s mark of 5-2 with a 6-1 record. Spurred by tough prac- tice at the New England Cross Country Camp, the team finished with their best year yet. The squad, led by Greg White and Peter Dressens, presented such greats as Paul Powell, Jay Messina, and Steve Bourne. The team would like to thank Mr. Fischler for his help in shap- ing the team up. First row, left to right: F. Massey, P. Hendrickson, S. Bourne, P. Powell, P. Dressens, G. White. Second row: P. Condrin, R. Gallagher, D. Olgivie, P. Halkett, D. Murphy, J. Messina, D. Crawford. Third row: M. Vogel, J. Kelleher, P. Murphy, B. Palmer, M. Ferry, C. Scholz, Coach Fischler, J. Ryan, R. Larson, C. Flahive, A. Heyd, J. Ward, D. Stacey. 91 BASKETBALL Once again the Wolverine hoopsters continued their winning tradition. The team, under the guidance of Coach Thwing and leadership of Co-Captains Steve Harrington and Todd McGrath, won the league championship for the first time in Tri-Valley competition. The squad qualified for the tournament for the seventeenth time in nineteen years. Among their greatest triumphs were the two victories over arch-rival Medfield and a thrilling 54-48 win over Holliston in the first round of the tournament. This year ' s team was comprised of mostly seniors. Tod and Steve were both selected to numerous All-Star teams. Steve became the fourth player in the school ' s history to score 1000 points. Carl Lindenmeyer and Gordie Hall provided the greatly needed muscle under the boards. Mike Bennet and Joe Tavalone started games and also came off the bench to provide additional scoring punch. Their shooting and quickness pulled out many victories for the Wolverines. Jeff North was the team ' s most consistent rebounder. With some strong juniors return- ing, and Coach Bonn ' s undefeated junior varsity coming along, Westwood should continue its win- ning tradition for the next several years - AT LEAST! Varsity Squad Kneeling: Co-Captains S. Harrington and T. McGrath. Standing, left to right: Coach G. Thwing, Coach R. Bonn, B. Russell, G. Benson, T. Troy, G. Hall, J. North, C. Lindenmayer, J. Warren, M. Bennett, J. Tavalone, L. Ridley, P. Wheeler. JV Squad Kneeling, left to right: J. McDermott, J. Kerivan, J. McCoy. Standing: Coach R. Bonn, D. Smith, C. Colpitis, K. Downes, S. Seward, R. Doherty, B. Deacon, C. Pappis, S. Devlin, B. Cappuccino. B. Warren, J. Scales. Freshmen Front row, left to right: M. Murray, B. Warren, A. Heyd, S. Asbrand, T. McKenna, D. Scales, J. MacLellan, J. Skelly, T. Kane, P. Broughton. Rear: T. Schweitzer, F. Callaghan, K. McGrath, D. Glover, G. Hill, J. Smith, G. Love, J. Ward, T. Simms, C. Sallale, Coach Peter Geary. The Year ' s Best GIRLS ' BASKETBALL The girls had another outstanding season finishing with a record of 20-0. The team was co-captained by seniors Mary Love and Nancy Fabiano. Under the guidance of Coach Delaney-Smith, the team went to the finals of the State Tour- nament. The squad also set a new national record of 73 con- secutive league wins. Nancy Fabiano, who was sidelined for most of the season with a knee injury, scored her 1000th career point. TIT Coach Doreen Quintiliani, making her debut as a basket- ball coach, did an excellent job with the JV team. The JVs finished with a record of 18-1. Co-captains for the team were Betsy Derwin and Anne Marie Kelly. Both teams are looking forward to a great season next year. Another injury! . . . party at Irvine ' s . . . Farrah . . . R.R. R. . . . Did you bring an extra pair of shorts for Paula? . . . The Big D ... Chris and Steve . . . WHET . . . Secret Santa ' s . . . High Hopes! . . . Shining Star. Varsity Squad Kneeling, left to right: M. Love, co-captain; N. Fabiano, co-captain. Standing, left to right: M. McCoy, J. Fabiano, C. Bushelaki, L. Fabiano, P. McDonald, A. Deacon, E. Griffin, K. McSweeney. Junior Varsity First row, left to right: S. Foster, L. Walsh, A. Kelly, Co-captain; V. Irvine, Co- captain, E. Nee, B. Derwin. Second row: N. Nee, B. Gillis, J. MacMullan, T. Smith, E. Troy, B. Shepperson, J. DeSisto, Coach Doreen Quintilliani. 94 number one. On beam, left to right: A. Montgomery, Coach E. Rice, L. Cappuccino. Front: L. Hill, D. Runci, M. Ogden, L. Nargi, L. Ferraro, B. Mclntyre, A. Gallant, A. Murphy, L. Pratt, E. Hanley. GYMNASTICS The Varsity Gymnastics Team ended their season with the highest team average in the league and a record of 3-1. Holliston edged the Wolverines out of the league title by one fourth of a point. Coach Rice did a great job coaching her young team. Gymnasts from Westwood placed in the top ten in the league in every event. In the floor exercise, Anita Murphy placed number one in the league — followed by Leslie Ferraro, Lauren Hill, and Lisa Cappuccino. In vaulting, Anne Montgomery placed fifth in the league. Leslie Ferraro placed first on the uneven parallel bars and the balance beam. The gymnastics team looks forward to another successful season next year as the team is young and loaded with I enthusiasm. Varsity Kneeling, left to right: T. Troy, J. Lane, J. Mahoney, B. Cullen, R. Procaccino, Tri-Captain; S. Harrington, Tri-Captain; J. Garside, Tri-Captain; N. MacLellan, J. Procaccino. Rear: Coach Kevin Crowe, M. Rushton, C. Pappis, S. Follett, K. Dowries, J. Devaney, B. Russell, D. Hill, J. Gavin, P. Swartz, J. McElroy, Assistant Coach Jacob Santamaria. SOCCER This year ' s soccer team enjoyed its best season ever — finishing with a record of 9 wins and 4 losses. Among these vic- tories were thrilling wins over Medfield and Concord Academy. They closed out the year with the greatest victory in Westwood ' s history, a 4-1 victory over first place Medfield. The team was led by tri- captains Steve Harrington, Barry Cullen and Rod Proccacino. Each of these seniors was elected All-Stars. Jeph Gar- side, the senior goalie and Neil MacLellan, a fullback made great con- tributions throughout the year. For these five seniors it was truly an outstanding season that they will never forget. With a strong nucleus returning, the winning ways should continue for sometime. Junior Varsity Kneeling, left to right: J. Skelly, M. Murray, T. McKenna, C. Poli, D. Megley, D. Stivaletta, C. Powers, S. Hayes, R. Johnson, E. Gavin, E. Wefald. Rear: Coach Jacob Santamaria, P. Mirsky, B. McDonald, D. Masison, D. Hall, D. Watson, N. Geary, J. Derwin, R. Wiley, P. Pflanz, J. Stone. 97 WINTER TRACK First row, left to right: Tod Francis, Mark Moeller, Tom Lindemayer, Bob Surrette, Scott Brown, Greg White, Don Stewart, Peter Dressens, Paul Powell, Jay Messina, Peter Hendricksen, Chris Scholz. Second row: Doug Fleming, John Fannon, Joe Fannon, Mike Ferry, Valerie Allen, Arthur Costonis, Dan Watson, Mark Vogel, Tom Skelly, Paul Condrin, Russ Scarlatta, Mark Turley, Richard Ogilvie, Curt Ventola. Third row: Richard Mortellitti, Barbara Shea, Diana Petrakos, Adrienne Giovino, David Carlson, Chris Lund, Jeff Scibilia, Ken Martin, Mike Clarke, Rick Larson, Jim Ryan, John Mclver, John Langley, David Ogilvie, Jack Tosi, Joe Kelliher, Kathy Keefe, Julie Bishop, Ted Petrakos, Aziz Ucmakli, Dan Kinsman, Mr. Sanfason, Coach. Led by the chant Tollman , the Wolverine track team completed another suc- cessful season. The team, led by Tri-captains Don Stewart, Peter Dressens, and Greg White, completed their third consecutive undefeated season. The team had some outstanding individual performances from Peter Dressens and Steve Bourne in the 1000, Jay Messina and Paul Powell in the two mile, Greg White and Peter Hen- drickson in the mile, the Scarllata brothers along with Scott Brown and Peter Flynn in the sprints, and Nick Boyle in the 600. The field events were led by Don Stewart and Jeff Jarvis. The team competed in the class D States and faired very well, placing second. Next year ' s team looks like a league winner. Good luck, Coach Sanfo and Coach TuceH 98 GIRLS ' SPRING TRACK First row, left to right: S. Foster, M. Holly, J. Fabiano, V. Irvine, K. McSweeney, V. Allen, A. Murphy, A. Montgomery, S. Ballentine, R. Pallis, K. Surrett, D. Petrakos, S. Friedl, A. Gallant, N. Stockford, P. Swartz. Second row: L. Bloom, L. Reason, D. Kallenberg, M. Donlon, B. Mclntyre, M. McDonough, S. Tosi, S. Cook, L. Towle, E. Mullens, C. Prevett, H. Fairbanks, S. Chapin, B. Shay, G. Hoffman, B. Sesnovich. Third row: Coach P. Tuccelli, C. Baker, P. Frew, V. Gulla, V. Dare, S. Wisialko, B. Gillis, K. Keefe, J. Cudworth, J. Con- way, M. Nolan, A. Giovinno, J. Ryan, K. Buttrick, M. Ogden, Coach D. Sanfason. Under the great direction of the new coaches, Mr. David Sanfason and Mr. Paul Tuccelli, the Westwood High Girls ' Track Team finished first in their league this year with a perfect 6-0 record. Captains this year were Ann Montgomery, Linda Fabiano, and Sue Ballantine. The majority of the team consisted of under- classmen which will keep the team strong for the next few years. The girls put in a great effort this year and came out with many new team and league records. HOCKEY p - Varsity Hockey Front, left to right: G. Cappuccino, J. Gavin, P. Swartz, B. Rogers, Cap- tain; B. Gavin, J. Mazzarella, J. Garside, Captain; P. McGinnis. Second row: Asst. Coach Santa Maria, H. Irvine, Mgr.; J. McElroy, C. Powers, D. Masison, T. Jacobs, D. Megley, S. Burke, P. VanWart, L. DeBenedetto, J. Procaccino, D. McGinnis, A. Fales, J. Malloy, M. Elroy, Mgr.; M. Reddish. Missing from photo: Coach Kevin Crowe Junior Varsity Hockey Front, left to right: M. Gavin, P. Murphy, D. Dion, D. Stivaletta, E. Gavin, C. Poli, C. Mundt. Rear: Coach Santa Maria, J. Gibbons, R. Johnson, D. Hill, K. Powers, J. Long, D. O ' Rourke, B. MacDonald, B. McElroy. =± 100 • • • SWIMMING Boys ' Swim Team Front, kneeling, left to right: D. Peterson, F. Connel, W. Washburn, E. Winslow. Second row: D. Dion, D. Roche, B. Olson, Captain; J. Supple, Captain; M. Vartabedian, Captain; J. Barden, Mgr.; M. Coleman, Coach Frank Sullivan. Rear: J. Coleman, K. Gavin, S. DiBari, F. Meagher, R. Reilly, J. Goode, D. Crawford, J. DeLappa. Despite their small numbers, the 1976-77 swim team had their most successful season ever. The move to the Southern Conference brought the stiffest competi- tion the team had seen in years. However, they were more than equal to the task with six school records, three Conference All-Stars, and two honorable mentions for All-Scholastic. The boys earned the respect of other towns in the league as well as their own. Team Captains were Mark Vartabedian, Bob Olson, and Jim Supple. The high point of the season came at the final meet. Slated to lose, the boys up- set a strong Milford team. This upset victory gave them a tie for second place in the conference. I might! . . . 9500 yards . . . Where is everyone?? . . . This is the whole team? . . . Frank who?? . . . Get Joe to talk . . . Tell me about YOUR problems . . . The Argo . . . We have a meet today, you know! . . . water polo . . . SPRINGFIELD! . . . Thanks to Mr. Sullivan for a great year. PLUNGE INTO THE WET WORLD OF... SWIMMING AND DIVING Girls ' Swim Team Front, kneeling, left to right: Captains Anne Montgomery and Val Gulla. Second row: J. Cloney, H. Fairbanks, S. Tosi, K. Montgomery, L. Vivona, L. Pratt, B. Casey, M. Winslow, Coach Kathy Delaney-Smith. Rear: S. Miller, D. McCafferty, R. Surrette, J. Ward, L. Ferraro, B. Kelly, M. Casey, S. Friedl, N. Stockford, S. Reed, F. Flynn. The race against time . . . Southeastern co-champs . . . We ' re gonna swim, swim, swim, for WHS. . . . Anne and Val, How is the practice to- day? . . . gang showers?! . . . Alley Cat dancing before practice . . . How many 100 ' s? . . . weight room hang-outs . . . Get Psyched! . . . pizza party at Jo ' s . . . Valerie-Valera ... NO GUTS NO GLORY . . . VICTORY OVER FATIGUE . . . another fantastic dive ... no false starts . . . Jaimie ' s flip turns?! . . . Vivacious Vivona . . . We ' re 1 . . . Team Banquet at the Pillar House ... 7th in the State!!!!!!!! How good is This season Miss Cindy Stewart arrived at the scene as a student teacher from Bridgewater State. As well as, student teaching, she assisted Coach Kathy Delaney-Smith to her 4th con- secutive undefeated season. The team had one non-league upset against Brockton, but gave them a tough meet losing by only three points. Sandy Friedl, Fuzzy Flynn, the 400 free Relay and our two superb divers, Maura and Lisa gave the team 56 points to place 8th in the Mass State Competition. Maura Casey placed first while Lisa Ferarro followed her, placing second in the State. Many congratulations and appreciation to our Coach Kathy Delaney-Smith, student teacher Miss Cindy Stewart and the fantastic team who made the season a successful one now and in the future. most effective STARS The best BLTWl is IM I 1 1 r: tDO CANT MAKE ANYTHING MAYBE VQU Fj ] fit Pmxr A fsj  7Hvtt(yAl 5ft T. J. you away OIllc you Wr ' wit i ractf Jf-t â–  ia trj At 7Ht 5 ts S n letr 102 Think Snow SKI TEAM First row, left to right: D. Towle, S. Broadhurst, Captain; M. Donlon, N. Rogers, J. Fitzhenry, J. Hurley, G. Guindon, D. Hall. Second row: L. Sigmund, K. Mathews, Cap- tain; P. Donlon, J. Lane, P. Johnson, P. Tchir, B. Ingraham, K. Donlon. Missing from photo: D. Harrington, D. MacPherson, D. Sullivan, A. M. Giovino, J. McKeown, R. Thompson, A. Ogden, L. Towle, G. Smith, J. Duffy, J. Mahoney, J. Lund, D. Effgen, J. Anaian. v â–  : l J XA SPRING TRACK The Spring Track team continued its winning ways by completing its 4th consecutive undefeated season. The team had outstanding individual performances by such greats as: Peter Dressens, Don Stewart, Greg White, Peter Flynn, and Tom Lyndemeyer. The team fared well at the States and the New England meets, with performances by Don Stewart, who came in third in New England, Greg White, who came in fourth in New England, and Jay Messina, third in the class C States. The team would like to thank Coach Hargreaves for his outstanding contributions. First row, left to right: P. Condrin, J. Fannon, J. Scibilia, J. McLeay, G. White, P. Powell, R. Surrett, M. Ferry, M. Vogel, J. Fannon. Second row: Assistant Coach R. Cummings, S. Darling, D. Olgivie, J. Messina, N. Boyle, P. Flynn, S. Brown, A. Scarlatta, D. Crawford, J. Coleman. Third row: J. MacLellan, D. Stewart, K. Downes, P. Dressens, S. Borne, J. Mahoney, C. Romines, T. Troy, T Lindemayer, Coach Hargreaves. W ' I H Ct t HJ W — ' -â–  _ -  t Ji . r -wl r % 104 Varsity -irst row, left to right: M. Whitley, K. Nordstrom, L. Fabiano, Co-Captain; M. McCoy, 2o-Captain; K. MacMullen, A. Svensson. Second row: K. Dargin, J. DeSisto, J. Conway, V. Crouse, Coach Judith Sheffield Junior Varsity First row, left to right: S. Wisialko, B. Morin, Co-Captain; C. Welch, Co-Captain; D. Petrakos, T. D ' Allesandro. Second row: S. Foster, L. Jarvis, T. Sheehan, L. Jarvis, A. McDonald, J. Arrigo, Coach Maureen Bulger. Third row: T. Monac, E, Troy, D. Walsh, B. Gillis, V. D ' Ambrosio, T. Smith. VOLLEYBALL Do it right or run a lap! . . . Monday morning game??? . . . Helloo! . . . Captains Madeline McCoy and Linda Fabiano . . . Spike it! ... Do you— smoke?? . . . Banquet . . . Patricia Gannon ' s . . . Thanks to Coach Sheffield. WINNING WAYS 105 WATCH THE ACTION I NTEN2 E I TEN N IS SINGLES OR MIXED DOUBLES ANYONE? Girls ' Varsity Tennis First row, left to right: B. Smith, K. Moses, Co-Captain; L. Sesnovich, Co-Captain; M. Sullivan, P. McDonald. Second row: B. Ratto, K. Burhoe, M. Johnson, K. Montgomery, M. McCoy, N. Kraus, N. Procaccino, M. DeAngelis, Coach Procaccino, C. Katler. The 1977 Girls ' Tennis Team had a very successful season under the direction of Coach Proc and Co-Captains Karen Moses and Lisi Sesnovich. The strength of the squad is best measured by its 14-2 record for the season. Nancy Procaccino became the number one singles player in the league when she defeated a tough Dover competitor. Senior Paula McDonald was surely missed when she was sidelined with a broken bone in her foot. The team missed her competitive spirit. As luck would have it, the tennis team drew a notorious Newton-North team for the first round of the State Tourna- ment and thus eliminated from further competition. The team thanks Mrs. Procaccino for all her time and ef- forts in making Westwood a winning team with a great spirit! «sse w 107 I . ? Mi nil?: JSr « u ._ - -. -- • SOFTBALL Coach Hillberg . . . new hats . . . Sit on it if you have to . . . Arguments with umpires . . . LANEY! . . . Craker . . . Mipper . . . Another injury • â–  • swing level . . . filinch . . . move your buns ... NO ERRORS!! . . . Eggs. The Varsity Softball Team ended their season with a record of 4-12, under the coaching of Paula Hillberg and Captains Mary Love and Barbara Bonner. During tryouts the team picked seemed to be one of the strongest ever. However, due to a plague of injuries, the girls really never got completely together. Seniors to be missed next year are: Bar- bara Bonner — Co-Captain and outfielder who has played on the varsity squad for four years; Mary Love — Co- Captain, catcher, and outfielder who has been with the squad for four years; Chris Dion — second base and shortstop for four years; Kathy Love — outfielder, JV player for three years and varsity in ' 77; Tricia McCarthy — out- fielder, two years on the JV and two years with the varsity; and Mary Burke — pitcher, a JV player for three years and senior year with the varsity. The biggest game of the season was the victory over Bellingham. At that time, Bellingham was tied for the league championship but the Wolverines put an end to their cham- pionship hopes. Front, left to right: Betsy Billard, Captain Barbara Bonner, Betsy Derwin, Lynne Walsh, Tricia McCarthy, Tricia Bonner, Chris Dion, Rita Hubner. Rear: Coach Paula Hillberg, Katie Dargan, Kathy Love, Judy Haley, Sue Fillipone, Mary Burke, Captain Mary Love, Diane Effgen, Elaine Griffin. 108 BASEBALL Captains Barry Cullen and Joe Tavalone led the varsity squad to a good 9-9 over-all record and a 9-7 league record. This includes the impressive 6-3 win over Hopkinton. The boys would like to thank Coach Russell Downes for his con- tributions towards an exciting and fun year. Varsity Squad Front, left to right: Brian Russell, Captain Barry Cullen, Chris McCoy, Jack McElroy, Chris Klint, Paul Marinelli, Captain Joe Tavalone, Scott Follett. Rear: Coach Russell Downes, Neil MacLellan, David Besser, Mark Coggins, Don Hill, Jeff North, Mike Fredericks, George Guerrero, Steven Harrington, Mgr. George Whalen. JV Squad First row, left to right: P. Gaughan, B. Gavin, J. Lyons, M. Fabiano, B. Cappuccino, D. O ' Rourke, P. McGovern, J. Kerivan. Second row: Coach R. Bonn, G. Guindon, R. Stapleton, R. Scarlatta, R. Brooks, B. Warren. Third row: M. Qualtieri, Mgr; J. Malloy, E. Gavin, J. Mulgrew, P. O ' Reilly, P. Wheeler. The world on his shoulders. I I How sweet it is! The morning after the night before. He proposed!! We ' ll amputate about here . .V A- 1 1 N jfr i Somebody call a custodian — QUICK! Three finalists for the Gong Show. 110 Now REALLY, Dahling! Hey Mr. B - I don ' t think I ' ll make the class trip! â–  I should have gone with the others. Chemistry is fun, but physics is funnier!! The 35C special. Fleas I ' ll stay with my friends. £V m I L , V - 113 CLASS OF 1978 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: David Towle, President; Jane Cavanaugh, Secretary; Paul Johnson, Vice-President; Janice McKeown, Treasurer. E v . i artt 1M Abbate. Kathleen Defeo, Cynthia Alpert, Matthew Derwin, Elizabeth Angelici, Alfred DiBari, Samuel Annaian, Janice DiMattia, Christine Arrigo, Judith Dion, David Atkinson, Thomas Donlon, Patricia Babineau, Julia Doull, Laura Barbieri, Leonard Dowd, Jennifer Bardzilowski, Susan Drayton, Lisa Battle, Michelle Duffy, Joseph Benincasa, Paula Dullea, Bernard Benson, Gerard Effgen, Dianne Berg, Carl Erlandson, Faith Bernardo, Catherine Erlandson, Naomi Bernardo, Robert Fales. Arthur Berry, Beverly Fannon, Joseph Bertman, Jeffrey Farley, Kenneth Besser, David Farrell, Maureen Billard, Betsy Ferraro, Lisa Dimshas, James Ferrari. Robert Bishop, Julie Finnegan, Neal Black, Richard Fitzgerald. Susan Boyle, Nicholas Fitzhenry, Joseph Brady, Lisa Flaherty, Susan Brown, Scott Flynn, Peter Bruno, Pauline Follett, Scott Bullis, Scott Ford. Margaret Bullis, Stacey Francis, Judith Bullock, Deborah Frasca, Michael Buonagurio, John Frew, Margaret Burhoe, Karen Fridl, Sandra Cappuccino, Lisa Gallagher, Kevin Cariani, Leslie Gallagher, Robert Castrechini. Randall Gallant, Arlene Cavanaugh, Jane Gavin, John Ciriello, Deborah Gavin, Kevin Clark, Frances Giblin, Robert Cobb, Stuart Gilroy, Diane Coggins, Mark Giovino, Andrienne Coleman. James Glynn, Kathleen Collette, Catherine Goode, James Collins, Lorraine Goyette.Michelle Collins, Lynne Gresl, Robert Conway, Judy Griffin, Edward Corlito, Judith Griffin, Elaine Criss, Gary Guerriero, George Crowley, Martha Hahn, Kimberley Crowley, Sarah Haley, Judith Cudworth, Joy Halkett, Paul Cunningham, Janice Hall, Dudley Cullen, Leonore Halligan, Colleen Curtin, Glenn Hanberry, Kathleen D ' Alessandro, Theres; Harrington, Debra D ' Ambrosio, Valerie Hastings, Cheryl D ' Aftilio, Anthony Hayward, Dawn Daniels, Lois Hedlund, Eric Dargan, Kathleen Herlihy, James 115 Hill, Donald Joyce, Laura LaJeunesse, Martin Hill, Sherri Kane, Susan Lamme, Lisa Hoffman, Gretchen Karp, Susan Landry, Patricia Holly, Michelle Katler, Cindy Lane, Helen Hooper, Stephanie Keane, Mary Lane, John Howe. Christopher Kelly, Jeanne Langley, John Howitt, Wilson Kelly, Paul Lanzillo, Maryann Hubbell, Kathleen Kendrick, Kristopher Legge, Donald Hubner, Rita Kent, Steven Lester, Albert Hurley, Eileen Kilbume, Bruce Long, Jeffrey Ingraham, Elizabeth Kinne, Michael Lund, John Irvine, Valerie Kostigen, Richard Lynch, Judith Jarvis, Leslie Kostigen, Robert Lynch, Nancy Johnson. Christopher Kraus, Nancy Macari, Roxanne Johnson, Paul Kusmin, Ellyn MacMillan, Jacqueline CLASS OF 1978 £ JG $AM niyr. I J MacQuarrie, Stephen Procaccino, John Mahoney, James Qualtieri, Mary Mahoney, Jon Reddish, Matthew Martin, Mark Reed. Susan Masison, Donald Renzi, Jeffrey McCoy, Madeline Rice, Deborah McCracken, David Riordan, John McDermott, Paul Rinaldi, Janet McElroy, John Rizzo, Diane McGee, Janet Romines, Christopher McDonough, Maureen Runci, David M. McGilly, Lynne Russell, Brian McGinnis, Peter Sabbag, Therese McGrath, Katherine Sanford, Herbert Mclntyre, Barbara Scarlata, Alan McKenna, Yvonne Shaffer, Hugh McKeown, Janice Sham, Michael McNamara, Robert Sheehan, Patricia McSweeney, Kathleen Sigmund, Lisa Merrow, James Skelly, Thomas Meesina, Joseph Smith, George Miller, Scott Smith, Jean Mingels, Gregory Smith, Leslie Mirsky, Peter Steeger, Carolyn Mitchell, Gerald Stockford. Nancy Mooncai, Harry Stoddard, Chnstopher Mulhane, David Sullivan, Jeanine Mundt, Michelle Sullivan, Kathleen Murphy, Denis Suman, Genevieve Murray, Jacqueline Taksery, Laura Musto. Lorraine Taksery, Loretta Musto, Silvia Taylor, Janet Napoleone, Maria Tejeda, Linda Nargi, Greg Thibault, Norman Nee, Mary Jane Thompson. Brenda Nelson, Donald Tosi, John O ' Malley, Edward Towle, David O ' Malley, Maryanne Tribuna, Thomas O ' Neil, Karen Troy, Thomas O ' Neil, Matthew Vartabedian, Alan O ' Sullivan, David Vivona, Thomas Ogilvie, David Wadden, Linda Olson, Robert Walsh, Susan Pandolfo, Derek Warren, John Pearson, Georgia Washburn, Bethany Perna, Lawrence Watson, Karen Pflanz, Peter Wefald, Eric Pierce, Carla Rose West, Gregory Pizzuto, Ann Winslow, Edmund Porter, Patricia Wolfe, Kimberly Pratt, Steven Youlden, Wendy Prendergast, James UNDER- CLASS PERSONS AND FACES 118 SPECIAL EDUCATION V lU H U CLASS OF 1979 afi SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Nadine Nevell, Secretary; Kay Montgomery, President; Ann-Marie Kelly, Vice-President; Kathy Kaligian, Treasurer. Ambrose, William Crawford, Douglas Atallah, Ameer Crawford, Lori Atkins, Charles Creasi, Richard Babineau, William Cullen, Joan Bailey, Diane Daher, Sharon Bain, Jonathan Daitch, Lauren Balabanis, Karen Daley, Robert Balekjian, Larain D ' Amelio, Joseph Barden, John Dare, Victoria Barrington, Jennie Deacon, Anne Basch, Sharon Deacon, William Bashian, Judith Delapa, Joseph Basile, Paul Delaplace, Julie Beattie, Craig Dellorusso, Paul Beaulieu, Brian Devlin, Sean Beder, Vida Dew, Sarah Benner, Jonathan DiGregorio, Gregory Bennett, Anne DiPierro, Kim Berlin, Ellen Doherty, Richard Bernard, Jane Donlon, Maureen Bernsen, Sharon Donovan, William Bigelow, Curtis Doull, Karen Bishop, Julie Doursounian, Kirk Bloom, Linda Downes, Kenneth Brawley, Kevin Doyle, Diane Brodrick, Thomas Drayton, Jennifer Brooks, Loriann Easland, David Brown, Alan Edson, Glenna Brown, Bonnie Engeian, Paul Buonato, Carolyn Fabiano, Michael Burke, Kevin Fairbanks, Hilary Buteau, Michael Fannon, John Cannata, Robert Ferzoco, Charles Cappuccino, Brian Filloppone, Susan Carbonaro, Robert Fitzpatrick, Maura Carlson, David Fleming, Dianne Carr, Denise Flodin, Gary Carver, Mark Flynn, Susan Casey, Kevin Foster, Sharon Christensen, David Francis, Edward Ciampa, John Fuller, Suzanne Clarke, Michael Galins, Sandra Clement, Barbara Gallagher, Brian Cloney, Jamie Gerraughry, Michael Coleman, Michael Gattozzi, Joseph Colpitts, Craig Gaughan, Paul Condrin, James Gavin, Phyllis Conley, Edward Gavin, William Connors, Charleen Gelotte, Sarah. Cook, Sandra Gerulskis, Lauren Costonis, Arthur Giberti, Lee Ann 121 Gillespie, Ann Howley, June Laham, Simon Gillespie. Judith Huber, Edward Landry, Richard Gillis, Betsy Ibnatko, Ann Larson, Eric Gomes, Carla Jacobs, Thomas Leonard, Linda Goyette, Elise Jarvis, Lauren Lindemayer, Thomas Gundal, Joseph Johnson. Melissa Lobosco, Marcia Haley, Christopher Kaligian, Katherine Lund, Christopher Hanley. Ellen Kane, John Lynch, Lisa Hanlon, Amy Keefe, Kathleen Lyons, Joseph Harnett, Edward Keegan, Cheryl Macari, James Hasiotis, Angelo Kelly, Anne Marie MacDonald, Eileen Hayward, Scott Keough, Maureen Mackey, Scott Hazen, Kathleen Kerivan, John MacPherson, Douglas Healy, Susan Kinsman, Daniel Magri, Thomas Henderson, Paula Kirby, Diane Maloof, Nancy Herendeen, James Klint, Deborah Manchester, Paul Hess, Laura Kontrimas, Patricia Martin, Kenneth Higginbottom, Jean Kuppens, Robert Mason, Alicia f CLASS OF 1979 %t £ f ft £ h-A- s ' ' ft A f) Massey, Christopher Maus, Elizabeth Maxwell, Lisa May, John McCafferty, James McCambly, Elizabeth McCarthy, LoiTaine McCoy, James McDermott, John McDonald, Bnan McElroy, Bryan K. McGill, Christopher McGinnis, Mary McGovern, Paul McHugh, Kathleen McNamara, Mark Meagher, Kevin Megley, Dennis Messina, John Michael, Thomas Millward, R. Stephen Mitchell, Andria Mitchell, Christopher Mitchell, Denise Mitchell, Thomas Moeller, Carl Monec, Theresa Monaghan, Susan Montgomery, Kay Morante, Paul Moulton, Holly Moulton, William Mullins, Jennifer Mulroy, Thomas Munroe, Pamela Murphy, Anita Mutchler, Margaret Nagle, Christopher Nee, Nancy Neville, Nadine Niakaros, Ann Nicol, June O ' Connell, Kathleen Ogden, Adam O ' Reilly, Patrick O ' Rourke, Donald, Padell, Thomas Palmer, William Pappis, Charles Parlee, Robert Pelusi, Anita Petersen, Christian Petrakos, Theodore Phillips, Philip Piazza, Anthony Pisano, Gary Pond, Barbara Powers, Christopher Powers, John Prevett, Cynthia Quinn, Gregory Quinn, Victoria Randall, Linda Ratto, Elizabeth Rich, Charlene Rines, Susan Rizza, Mark Robinson, Andrew Roche, Danis Rosenberg, Jeffrey Rossetti, Lisa Runci, Debra Rushton, Mark Ruza, Peter Ryan, James Samrout, Marwan Sareault, David Savioli, Angela Scales, John Schmitt, Margaret Scholz, Christopher Scibilia, Jeffrey Seward, Samuel Shamon, Michelle Shanning, Denise Sheehy, Christopher Shepperson, Barbara Short, Joseph Silverman, Jonathan Smith, Andrea Smith, Bradford Smith, Daniel Smith, Kenneth Sten, Jennifer Stephenson, Lori Sterling, Jeffrey Sturgis, Herbert Sullivan, Deidre Sullivan, Janet Sullivan, Meg Sullivan, Laurie Lee Surrett, Robert Swann, Scott Swartz, Paul Sweeney, Michael Tahmoush, Frank Tarullo, Ruth Ann Tavalone, Paul Thornton, Robert Tohosky, Glenn Tosi, Suzanne Towle, Elizabeth Trainor, Robert Troiano, Mary Troy, Ellen Turley, Mark Turner, Jean VanStry, Kathleen Vestala, Curt Viar, Robert Vivona, Lisa Vogel, Mark Wadden, Michael E. Wadden, Patrick P. Wallace. Mark Walsh, Deborah Warren, Mark Watson, Daniel Webber, Melissa Wefald. Lisa Westhaver, Robert Whalen, Paula White, Lee Whitley, Maureen Whitten, Thomas Wilhelm, Victoria Wyllie, Richard Aho, Karyn Allen, Valerie Alpert, Elizabeth Amado, Gina Amdur, David Angelici, Canice Annaian, Lynne Anlonellis, Karen Aquilto, Vincent Asbrand. Steven Atehue, Catherine Aymue, Michael Barrett, Sterling Barry, Susan Bell, Chad K. Bemsen, Cheryl Bero, George Bigelow, Laurie Birch, Lise Bobrick, Geoffrey Bolster, Matthew Bonner, Patricia Borden, Michelle Brady, Michael Brady, William Brawley, George Breese, Susan Brooks, Robert Broughton, Paul Brown, Jeanette Brown, Pamela Bryant, Linda Bullis, Jonathan Buttrick, Kathryn Bynoe, Charlsse Caloridas, Peter Callaghan, Francis Carey, Kelly Cariani, Peter Carson, Kevin Carter, Bernard Carver, Rebecca Cesale, Anna Marie Casey, Beth Chapin, Sarah Christenson, Susan Clark, Peter Clay, David Close, Kevin Cobb, Janet Collette, Susan Connell, Francis Connelly, Kimberly Corkery, David Corlito, Lisa Cosgrove, James Cossette, Anthony Coward, Rachel Crabtree, William Cresi, Carol Criss, Kevin Crocker, Carmen Croke, Susan Cucci, Linda Cummings, Jane Cummings, Joan Daitch, Peter Dalton, Carol Darling, Thomas Davenport, Patricia Davis, Raleigh DeAngelis, Catherine DeAngelis, Marca DeAngelis, Sally Derwin, John Desisto, Mary Jane Devaney, John Devaney, Noreen DeWolfe, Raye Ann Digregorio, Sylvia Dimartino, Hugo Dimascio, Doreen Dimaftia, Paul Dion, Daniel. Donovan, Christopher Dowd, Sean Downes, Susan Eldridge, Joyce Dosco, Laura Erlandson, Richard Evans, Dorcella Ferraro, Leslie Ferry, Michael Fitzgerald, Martin Flahive, Charles Fleming, Doreen Foley, Timothy Forsberg, Robert FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Powers, President; Alan White, Vice-President; Barry Sesnovich, Secretary; Ed Hanley, Treasurer CLASS OF 1980 £ s Ax % 4±M f ft ft ft Ki . i, Arf... Fountas, John Fowler. Keith Gabriele, Arlene Gardner, Keith Gaulio. Gregory Gavin, Edward F. Gavin, Mark Gerlach, John Gerlach, Susan Gibbons, Jonathan Gilroy, Mary Giovino, Ann Glover, Darren Glover, David Glynn, James F. Glynn, Michael Gonser, Mary Ann Goodale, Robert Guindon, Gary Hallion, John Hanley, Edward Hansen, Karen Harrington, Ted Hayes, Scott Heyd, Alan Hill, Gerard Hill, Lauren Hoban, Stacie Holden, Paula Hopkins, Richard Howitt, David Hurley, John Ihnatko, Janice Irvine, Herbert Johnson. Richard Kallenberg, Dorothy Kane, Mark Kane, Thomas Keane, Kathleen Keating, Michelle Keller, Beth Kelliher, Joseph Kelly, Colette Keough, Chnstine Kilburne, Donna Kinne, Carol Knox, Robert Kumain, Steven Lambert, Bernadette Lambert, Rebecca Landon, Elizabeth Lane, Stephen Lavita, Susan Legge, Lisa Lohrer, Jane Lord, Daniel Losardo, Thomas Love, Gregory Luise, Donna Luke, Janice Lundberg, Kenneth Lynch, Mark Lynch, Susan Lynn, Craig MacElhiney, David Mackey, Gregory Macleay, James MacLellan, John Macquarrie, Barry Magee, John Malloy, Gerald Mancinelli, Lisa Margeson, Sonja Marren, Steven Marshall, Thomas Mason, John Massey, David Mazzarella, John McAulay, John McCormick, Sandra McDevitt, Colleen McDonald, Nadine McGrath, Kevin McFall. Bruce McKenna, Thomas Mame, Evon McConnell. Scott Meriden, Jeanne Miller, Wendy Montella, Joseph Moriarty, Mark Morse, Kimberly Mortelliti, Richard Mulgrew, James Mulhane, Bonnie Mundt, Charles Murphy, Christine Murphy, Denise CLASS OF 1980 r v? ft OM fi % til frf JS Ofi s : f: £f5 50f 3L X. Murphy, Philip Murray, Donald Nargi, Linda Nash, Donna Nee, Elaine Nichols, Robin Norton, Michael O ' Brien.Kevin O ' Malley, Carolyn Ogden, Melissa Ogilvie, Richard O ' Sullivan, Daniel Pallis, Rosemary Pawlowski, Lee Perna, Linda Nolan, Mark Peterson, David Petrakos, Diana Pinciaro, Lisa Poli, Christopher Pollard, Letitia Powers, Kathryn Pratt, Linda Procaccino, Nancy Provenzano, Mariann Ramaussen, Neil Reardon, Michael Reason, Lois Ridden, Christopher Reilly, Paul Reissfelder, Kathryn Rinaldi, Ann Roach, Eileen Rogers, Nancy Rollins, Wayne Romaine, Daniel Rowland, Claire Rose, James Ruggiero, Joseph Saari, Richard Sallale, Clifford Scales, David Scarleta, Russell Schifone, Kathleen Schweitzer, Edward Scollins, William Scott, Elizabeth Sesnovich, Barrie Shamlian, Jennifer Shea, Barbara Sheingold, John Simms, Todd Singer, Debra Skelly, John Smith, Jeffrey Smith, Robert Snyder, Suzanne Spakevicius, Brigita Stapleton, Ronald Stasey, David Steeves, Robert Stivalerta, Donald Stoebel, Jay Stone, Jordan Sullivan, Kathleen Sullivan, Paul Sugrue, Daniel Sun-eft, Karen Swartz, Paula Taber, Susan Theriault, Elaine Thie, Anne Thompson, Richard Toffoloni, Joseph Topjian, Lauren Tschirch, Paul Tsebetzis, Paula Twomey, Mary Ucmakli, Aziz Walsh, Lynne Ward, James Ward, John Warren, Brian Washburn, Warren Webber, Page Weinstein, Cheryl Welch, Kathryn Welling, Kathy West, Donna White, Allen White, Mary Williams, Alex Williams, David Williams, Sheri Winn, Eileen Winslow, Maura Lee Wisialko, Susan Wolfe, Karen Yessaillian, Mary 129 DEAD WOOD DICE Bang! I think I ' ve been shot, but I ' m not sure yet . . . Oh, LaPaloma! ... a cast party in the mez- zanine? . . . birdcalls . . . Hey Jude . . . Steve ' s . . . where ' s Ray? . . . Have you noticed how things keep getting later and later and later ... oh dam- mit, she fainted! . . . shuffle, Pong Ping! . . . Who is Deadwood Dick? . . . That was so much fun . . . Thanks to Mrs. Booras. I 1 1 130 CHEERLEADERS The Wolverine varsity cheerleading squad had a fantastic year cheering for both the boys football and basketball teams. The girls put in many hours of practicing which led to a very memorable year. P.D.Y.U , The mistake ... Oh, Ted! ... What time are we going to be here? . . . My head is aching— my skirt ' s too tight . . . Jeff, turn it up . . . Bells on their toes ... I feel so-o-o bad! . . . Wear your UNI! ... the clipboard . . . Reasons . . . railroads . . . Marilyn, what are we doing? ... I had to blow dry my hair . . . I ' m sorry I ' m late! LEAN TO THE LEFT, LEAN TO THE RIGHT. STAND UP, SIT DOWN, FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! Missing sweaters . . . No room in the Westwood Rink . . . bus beatings . . . Keefe Tech boys . . . Malicious Millis Cheerleaders . . : ' Karen and Ellen ' s lonely bus ride . . . missing the bus . . . Do It Again! . . . Backside Restaurant . . . Louder! . . . We just beat the whoopee out of you! . . . Jump and jive, look alive! . . . Whose birthday is it now? . . . The Hockey Cheerleaders, led by Co-Captains Mildred Hanlon and Sue Ballentine, had a great season cheering for the successful team. A big THANKS to all who supported hockey this past season. HOCKEY Front, left to right: Leslie Jarvis, Karen MacMunn, Janet Decatur, Michele Mundt, Mildred Hanlon, Co-Captain; Debbie Kilburne, Amy Hanlon, Linda Wadden. Rear: Charlene Rich, Susan Taber, Sue Ballantine, Captain; Ellin Berlin, Karen Wat- son. Cheerleaders Kneeling, front: M. Reddish, Captain. Standing, left to right: B. Bashian, J. Dowd, L. Taksery, K. Quynn, D. Scibilia, S. Croke. Rear: P. Swartz, L Taksery, L Legge. Make the most of the times oi your life. Green Pride . . . we ' re number one! . . . buy a shaker, pennant, and button . . . where ' s your school spirit . . . Green Machine . . . rebounds . . . You, You, You . . . YOU . . . Big Blue is Number Two ... No one could be prouder!! PEP CLUB â–¡ J 134 ITALL 1 OUT! MATH TEAM Left to right: Albert Lester, David Follett, Mr. Pender, Advisor; Dennis Megley, Tom Gould. II NO PARENTHESIS After a lot of time and effort, the forty- member editorial staff of No Parentheses — the school creativity magazine — selected the material for the 1977 issue. This year ' s Editor- in-Chief, Deanie Pearce, and Faculty Advisor, Mrs. Eberly, had the much-appreciated co- operation of all. This is evidenced by the quality of their final product. The staff feels that this year ' s publication voices the thoughts and honors the best efforts of a cross-section of students whose accomplishments deserve recognition. • WL A r l r ( v A ' â–  V i iL- -4 1 ) f m 4 4k H BH Hat 1 -K Staff First row, left to right: L. Randall, L Bloom, N. Boyle, D. Follett, A. Lester. Second row: T Smith, S. Tosi, V. Quinn, C. Friedl, J. Ward, T. Vogel, K. Mullarkey, P. Atkins, C. Sheehy, T. Petrakos. Third row: J. Barrington, P. Frew, L. Cullen, L. Blum, K. Cook, J Hildebrant, M. Beers, L. McGuinness, D. Pearce, Editor. 136 BonAppetit Left to right: Mrs. Tied, Advisor; M. Napoleone, L. Wadden, M. Carlson, L. Maranjian, P. Onarato, L. Birch, M. Schmidt, J. Dacey. ft FRENCH CLUB p.- ASTRONOMY CLUB Left to right: Mr. Keegan, Advisor; Albert Lester, David Follett, Tom Padell, Tom Gould, Cliff Sallalle SPANISH CLUB Left to right: Mrs. Hollis Perry, Advisor; A. Castro Monge, K. Hazen, R. Turillo, L. Drayton, C. DiMat tia, N. Neville, S. Fitzgerald, T. Monac. If youre concerned STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right: C. Mitchell, J. McCafferty, B. Russell, S. Kusmin, L. Jarvis, S. Harrington, G. Whalen. Second row: L. Blum, J. Fabiano, B. Clement, K. Montgomery, M. Nee, D. Effgen, L. Cullen, A. Gallant, T. Altimar, M. Beers. Third row: B. Sesnovich, K. Powers, D. Pearce, Vice-President; K. Kusmin, Treasurer, L. Sesnovich, President; G. Hoffman, Secretary; D. Towle, K. Buttrick. STUDENT- FACULTY FORUM First row, left to right: J. McCafferty, L. Jarvis, T. Altimar, Chairwoman; G. Hoffman, S. Kusmin. Second row: A. Gallant, Secretary; L. Sesnovich, K. Montgomery, S. Harrington, J. Mclver, B. Brady, Mr. Peden, Mr. Fischler, Mr. Milan. This year ' s Student Council, under the leadership of Lisi Sesnovich, Deanne Pearce, Gretchen Hoffman, and Ellyn Kusmin, had a successful year. The Council sold Mean Green buttons, Wolverine pennants, and WHS hats throughout the year at selected sporting events. They held a very profitable school-wide dance and raised money for the dance band by sponsoring a prosperous student-faculty basketball game. The Student Council provides a meaningful source of leadership, service, and direction to the entire school. The membership thanks Miss Bolles for all her time and assistance. 138 STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD Members of the Student Advisory Board worked on a variety of projects this year in- cluding: the media center booklet, the teenage drinking problem, the newspaper, the Metco program, the doughnut program, and the senior alternatives program. Chairpersons Deanie Pearce and Meredeth Beers hope the board will be able to function without them!! Left to right: B. Brady, M. Beers, D. Pearce, J. McCafferty. REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL Meredeth Beers and Lisi Sesnovich, respectively delegate and alternate to the Regional Advisory Board, attended meetings once a month in downtown Boston. The long and lively meetings were followed by lunch at a restaurant of their choice on the school department. The enjoymentof the meetings were only surpassed by the enjoyment of a day off and a good free meal. Meredeth Beers and Lisi Sesnovich. 139 MISCELLANEOUS The National Honor Society concentrated on service this year, illustrated by such projects as the Toys for Tots drive, the English Career Day, and the Senior Citizens concert. Memorable events include the trip to Walden Pud- dle and the journey to Newport. Despite the fact that there were only two boys, members had a good time at events like the progressive dinner and the cookout at the beach. Officers Meredeth Beers, Linda Blum, Karen Moses, and Cathy Friedl would like to thank their Advisor, Miss Dillon, and all the members for their co-operation and dedication to the organization. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Senior Members First row, left to right: L. Blum, J. Ward, C. Fried], S. Dettbam, M. Beers, L. Sesnovich, J. Hildebrant, T. Altimar, P. Atkins, K. Moses. Rear: S. Ayoub, D. Pearce, K. Cook, S. Harrington, K. Cudworth, G. Hall, F. Meagher, D. Spakevicus, D. Keegan, D. Kilburne, M. Hanlon, L Gattozi, J. Sullivan, P. Randall. JPiSiS Junior Members First row, left to right: M. Keane, E. Kusmin, M. Goyette, C. DiMattia, C. Hastings, M. Napoleone, A. Lester, K. Hub- bell, E. Wefald. Second row: G. Hoffman, J. Babineau, L. Cullen, P. Frew, A Giovino, D. Gilroy, L. Cariani, P. Halkett, A. Gallant, N. Stockford, S. Friedl. Rear: J. Dowd, J. Fitzhenry, J. Bishop, P. Johnson, G. Pearson, J. Lane, P. McDermott, G Smith, D. Towle, J. Conway, J. MacMullan, J. McKeown. GETTING PEOPLE TOGETHER. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Under the guidance of Mrs. Virginia McCoubrey this year ' s American Field Service Club had another exciting and profitable year. Westwood High School was fortunate to have two exchange students this year. Anna Lucia Castro from Costa Rica and Asa Svensson from Sweden. Both had an en- joyable and educational year. These two students will be sorely missed when they leave us after graduation. Two students graduating with the class of 1977 also had the opportunity to travel abroad with the A.F.S. last summer. Karen Moses spent the summer in Switzerland while Bill Rogers spent his in Columbia. Financially, the club had its best year ever. The annual A.F.S. inter- national dinner was a huge success. The club also sold Christmas cards, and had a fun week of penny-pitching. A spring garage sale also contributed to the treasury. Once again, however, the tremendous success of the annual Magazine Drive by the freshman class provided the bulk of financial sup- port. The main objective of the AF.S. is to bring people together from different cultures and to spread peace throughout the world. A.F.S. Exchange Student and Sister Michelle Rizzo and Anna Lucia CastroMonge S.I.S. Exchange Student First row, left to right: Linda Bloom, Debbie Scibilia, Susan Scollins, Tricia McCarthy, Anna Lucia, Castro Monge. Second row: Laura Hess, Arlene Gallant, Peggy Frew, Diane Rizzo. Third row: Karen Moses, Michelle Rizzo, Joanne Ward. Fourth row: Lorraine Balekjian, Kathy Devlin, Robin Mackey, Cindy Prevett, Karen Fallon, Scott Nyborn, Peggy Atkins. Missing from photo: Bill Rogers. A. Svennson PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Left to right: K. Montgomery, R. DeWolfe, G. Bresnehan. G. West, D. Follett, A. Lester, B. Westhaver, M. Alpert, R Barter, P. Hendrickson, R. Black, P. Randall, T. Gould. 142 STUDENT ANNOUNCERS Left to right: L. McGuiness, P. Atkins, G. Whalen, K. Mullarkey. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB CHESS CLUB m mi 1 n n c ) Left to right: Tom Magri, Bob Westhaver, Robert Pardee, C. Sheehy, Kevin McGrath, David Follett, Eric Wefald, Peter Pflanz. Front, left to right: Lawrence Ridley, Dave Maus, Paul Wheeler. Rear: Biff Mitchell, Greg West, Tom Whitten. DOING YOUR OWN THING THESPIANS !!ow, left to right: M. Carlson, P. Atkins, S. Scollins, J. Sullivan. T. Vogel, K Mu larkey, M Rtzpatnck, A. ntgomery B. Rogers, F. Meagher, President. Second row: D. Petrakos, M. Gonza, A Casel, L Bryant, K Buttnck, N. oof G. Pisano, J Ward, N. Nee, L. Gottozzi. Third row: D. Howitt, R. Mackey S. Breese, J. Mendan, A Lester, £ }i ward, N. Finnegan. Fourth row: T. Marshall, K. Montgomery, L Carlitto. E. Theriault, L. Prev,tt B. Clement Fifth rK Fallon K Devlin, S. Broadhurst, K. Atchue, E. Roche, K. Reisfelder, L. B.gelow, C. Dalton. Sixth row. L. oom, L. Hess, P. Gavin, K. MacMunn, E. Goyette, M. Hanlon, J. Howley, B. Maus, R. Tarullo. Left to right: Duane Sullivan, Loreen Gattozzi, Fred Meagher. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB Health Careers Club . . . Mon- day nights in Clem ' s office . . . NOT the Future Nurses Club . . . Jo the Pres . . . Senior citizens ' Christmas stockings . . . almost all seniors . . . Bloodmobile . . . Let ' s go on a field trip! . . . open houses . . . Beth Israel . . . selling cookies at the musical . . . ban- quet at Valle ' s . . . lots of fun. First row left to right: Mrs. Clement, Advisor; Robin Surette, Mary Burke, MaryLou Sullivan, Diana Clarke, Joanne Ward President Second row: Mary Ann Provanzanno, Betsy Ratto, Kathy Love. Third row: Arlene Gallant, Kathy Devlin, Karen Fallon, Karen MacMullen. Missing from photo: Danguol Spakevicius, Vice-President; Robin Brown, Diane Doherty. 145 MARCHING BAND The Mean Green Westwood High School Wolverine Marching Band developed the reputation of being one of the finest marching units in the area. A change in the format of the show was brought about by Mr. Bonaiuto. The change made Westwood a real threat in competitions. Mr. Bonaiuto arranged the show, Mr. Strachan co- ordinated it to marching maneuvers, and Mr. Tobin created a cool drum line. The show was made up of five numbers and a reprise. Included were: Shaft, Chester, Rally-Round- the-Flag, a unique arrangement of Yankee Doodle, Feelings, and Conquest. Student leaders of the band were: President Sue Dettbarn, Vice-President Craig Madge, Secretary Robin Mackey, Treasurer Jean Hildebrant, Librarians Ellyn Kusmin and Katie Cook, Publicity Director Mary Nolan, and Drum Major John Sullivan. The band participated in many shows and competitions in addition to the weekly football games. Performances in- cluded: the Somerset Musictown Festival III, the Somerville Band Show, the Bay State Marching Competition, the Massachusetts State Competition, and numerous parades. The parade highlights were a five-mile parade in Peabody, and the Quincy Christmas Parade. The Memorial Day Parade and the Westwood Day Parade completed a great season of marching. First row, left to right: M. Napoleonc, J. Hildebrant, K. Cook, M. Nolan, J. Foster, C. Ferzoco, B. Cappuccino, C. DiMattia, P. Cariani, J. Sullivan, Drum Major. Second row: C. Hastings, B. Berry, S. Rines, C. Galberg, L. Roserti, A. Mitchell, V. Wilhelm, R. Tarullo, C. Keegan, S. Downes, K. Hansen. Third row: B. Forsberg, S. Millward, R. Daley, E. Winslow, L. Cariani, M. Goyette, N. Rasmussen, D. Crawford, P. Hendrickson, G. Smith. Fourth row: B. Carver, R. Thomson, S. Cook, S. Dettbarn, K. Wadden, C. Crocker, E. Kusmin, C. Madge. Fifth row: W. Washburn, P. Clark, R. Cuppins, S. Asbrand, J. Shamlian, K. Downes, C. Pappis. Sixth row: E. Goyette, C. Bigelow, M. Carver, F. Connell, S. Barrett. 146 Mr. B . . . YCNACSOYA . . . orange juice ... the banquet . . . Mr. Tobin and Mr. Strachan . . . spitball fights . . . late prac- tice . . . the room . . . A.H.D.C . . . Plymouth-Carver snow and mud . . . Mr. Finn . . . trombone with a tire tread . . . rum- bles in the back seat . . . Smitto, Squeege, Sully. v . CONCERT BAND Pops Concert . . . MacArthur Park . . . Instant Concert . . . Winthrop . . . five hours on a bus! . . . Macs . . . Mr. Mark . . . playboy magazine . . . Y Camp . . . soft- ball games . . . party at Nona ' s . . . Mario ' s . . . Rocky Woods . . . Malms ' and Hancoxs ' . . . Not Elsa ' s! . . . last of the bunters . . . Ron Stewie. Under the direction of Mr. Markarian, the Westwood Concert Band once again enjoyed a great season. The year was highlighted by a successful exchange with Winthrop High School in Maine. The last week of April brought the annual Spring Pops Concert. The audience proved to be the largest in years. MacArthurs Park and Instant Concert were greeted enthusiastically by the crowd. Next on the agenda was an Exchange Con- cert. The Winthrop Rambler Band of Winthrop, Maine visited Westwood in May. A dance and pizza at the Gardens helped the Winthrop and Westwood musicians to become friends. One week later the Westwood Wolverine Band journeyed five hours to Winthrop, Maine. The bands spent Friday night at a dance which proved very successful. Saturday, despite clouds, was spent at the Y Camp on one of the Winthrop Lakes. A softball game and a cookout were the highlights of the day. The concert on Saturday was followed by a party at Winona ' s. This ended a great year. 147 ORCHESTRA Under the direction of Sebastian Bonaiuto, the Westwood High School Orchestra enjoyed a very successful year. Among their many activities were a combined Junior- Senior High School concert, an exchange with Somerset, and the Pops Concert. The group ended the year by participating in the All-Town String Festival. Their hard work and enthusiasm showed in each of their performances. DANCE BAND The Westwood High School Dance Band . . . Uncle Paul . . . loading comes before anything . . . another gig!?! ... a fifth of Beethoven . . . double O Sam . . . Squeege . . . the four . . . Braintree (ugh!) . . . hundred raffle tickets?? . . . fwaa . . . wailin ' ... In The Mood . . . IRELAND. The Dance Band has had an exceptionally eventful and exciting year. The group performed regularly at various shopping malls and at the Fanuel Hall Marketplace in an effort to raise money for a trip to Ireland. The group also entertained at numerous dances, private parties, and concerts. As a result of extensive rehearsing and perform- ing, the band has attained a near professional level of entertainment. The group plans to tour Ireland for seventeen days with the Mansfield High School Band. Look out Ireland, The Westwood High School Dance Band is on its way! 148 COLOR GUARD I can ' t yell any louder ... I forgot my flag Can I wear my coat??? . . . It ' s COLD!! . . . left, left . . . can ' t you march? . . . PLEASE . . . Cap- tain Lisi. First row, left to right: L. Sesnovich, Captain; T. Altimar. Second row: L. Doull, B. Sesnovich, L. Drayton. Rear: L. Brooks, K. Millward, K. VanStry, S. Chapin. 5 «. lll :- Trick Twirler D. Kallenberg ZUt UORETTES ont, left to right: A. Hanlon, Captain, K. Bernardo, Captain. Rear: J. Luke, N Deveney B Lambert J ibb. wmiw. im mum i i â– Â â–  I WESTWOOD i HIGH SCHOOL BAND , Banner Holders J. Cummings and J. Cummings DRILL TEAM Left to right: J. Dalaplace, C. Smith, S. Monaham, T. Landry, L. Magee, L McGuinness, S. Ballantine, Captain; J. Decatur, L. Wefald, D. Fleming, K. VanStry, G. Edson, M. Hanlon, B. Maus, D. Doyle, L. Doull, P. Gavin, J. Hawley, L. Colwell, L. Joyce, Captain; K. MacMunn, A. Ihnatko, N. Lynch, C. DeFeo, S. Hooper. SfflSlsi SSBsl SJwaaK 76-77 . . . marching in the snow . . . toes are COLD . . . new un- iforms . . . bus rides with June and Phylis ' s hair spray . . . Hey, la di la di la di . . . competitions . . . Quincy parade with Christmas bells . . . We won ' t march unless we can do the prayer . . . Seniors— back seat . . . Bye Bye Love . . . Captain Sue, Co- Captain Laura ... a great year. 150 m£M f  ;3   DOUBLE QUARTET Left to right: Mr. Markarian, Director; D. Pearce, D. Sullivan, K. Devlin, K. Downes, J. Suman, T. Campagna, M. Nee, T. Beaton, S. Dettbarn. Stop fooling around— we have a PERFORMANCE!! . . . chairs . . . Ked?? . . . shut them up, they sound terrible! . . . eating carnations . . . you can be replaced, Sue . . . candy . . . where ' s Duane? . . . Put your lace on . . . Puddley pum . . . Mr. Mark . . . oh, cute! . . . watch your pitch ... icy morning at Dunkin Doughnuts . . . They loved you!! GLEE CLUB You ' ve Got to Brighten Up My Soul . . . Seconds, we can ' t hear you . . . State House . . Stop Talking . . . The Holly and the Ivy . . . We may have to cancel the performance . . Rock a my Soul ... a special thanks to Mr. Mark for making it a great year! 152 CHORUS HOW LOVELY?? ... exchange with Somerset . . . Good: Shut up! ... Tenors, we can ' t hear you! . . . Most successful bluf- fers . . . Please excuse us, we don ' t know the lyrics . . . Many thanks to Mr. Markarian for a fun year. MADRIGALS Those two-hour, mandatory rehearsals . . . you ' re a half tone flat . . . seconds, sing out . . . Smile! . . . notes, please . . . memorize your parts ... try to learn the cuckoo parts . . . that ' s one unexcused ab- sence ... we warmed up in Glee Club . . . who knows how to pronounce Latin . . . we ' ll sing it in English. Sitting, left to right: L. McGuinness, J. Suliivan, A. Hanlon, P. Atkins. Rear: E. Goyette, A Svennson, D. Doyle. 153 I N1 Associate Editors Joanne Ward and Cathy Friedl I was trying to write and then I found the greatest difficulty, aside from knowing truly what you really felt, rather than what you were supposed to feel, was to put down what really happened in action; what the actual things were which produced the emotion that you ex- perience . . . The real thing, the sequence of motion and fact that made the emotion and which would be as valid in a year or in ten years or, with luck a nd if you stated it purely enough, always. —Ernest Hemingway Typists Left to right: J. Decatur, D. Keegan, C. Wilfinger Left to right: Jean Hildebrant, Editor; Charles Flahive, Advisor; Lisi Sesnovich, Editor. 154 Photographers Left to right: A. Lester, T.Altimar, J. Mclver. Sales Staff First row, left to right: D. Spakeviclus, P. Onorato, L. Maranjian, S. Ayoub, L. Borsare, D. Scibilia. Second row: C. Baker, F. Meagher, K. Mullarkey, Business Mgr.; A Castro-Monge, M. Rizzo. Missing from photo: L. Fraze, Business Mgr. .U sr ' •« - ' t Senior Biographies First row, left to right: J. Ward, S. Dettbarn, L. Blum. Rear: L. McGuiness, K. Cook, L. DeFanti, C. Friedl. Sports Write-ups Left to right: L. Gattozi, S. Harrington, M. Nolan. (Saw It 156 157 Sunrise, Sunset . . . W.H.S. Dance Band . . . Jitterbugging ... a delicious roast beef dinner . . . presentation of superlatives by Jean and Lisi . . . surprises at the Honolulu . . . our thanks to the Senior Advisors for a successful evening. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM May 13, 1977 We ' re All Alone . . . Tiara Room at Sydney Hill Country Club . . . Queen Debbie and her Royal Court . . . the fountain . . . super band . . . The Marseilles . . . spotlight on Duane and Jen . . . Cahoon ' s . . . rolling down the dunes . . . thanks to the junior class and their advisors for a memorable evening. Senior Court Left to right: Mary Nolan, Shawni Miller, Queen Debbie Scibilia Michelle Rizzo, Marie Kallenberg. CLASS TRIP CRANE ' S BEACH JUNE 1, 1977 Class Day was a memorable occasion, as many students were granted recognition in the areas of athletic and academic participa- tion. Other awards were given to those students who showed great moral achievement. The ceremony was highlighted by the yearbook dedication to Mr. Walsh. t JH CLASS DAY Well show the world 162 163 ' • • A Happy Ending % Never let success hide its emptiness from you, achievement its nothingness, toil its desolation. And so . . . Keep alive the incentive to push on further, that pain in the soul which drives us beyond ourselves. Do not look back. And do not dream about the future, either. It will neither give you back the past, nor satisfy your other daydreams. Your duty, your reward— your destiny— are here and now. —Dag Hammarskjold Y â–  i qp : v . vui„ 6LA 164 SENIOR CANDDS 165 What we decided... WHERE WILL THEY BE . . .??? Margaret Abbate Framingham State College Dana Adleman employment Theresa AJtimar Northwestern University Jane Arnold employment Deborah Asbrand University of Mass. (Amherst) Pamela Ashworth employment Mona Atallah Bauder Fashion College Margaret Atkins John Hopkins University Soili Ayoub Northeastern University Johnathan Bailey Syracuse University Cynthia Baker North Adams State College Susan Ballantine Boston College Roy Barter Worcester Polytechnic Inst. Brenda Bashian Bentley College Theodore Beaton University of New Hapmpshire James Beatty employment Meredeth Beers Princeton University Michael Bennett Graham Jr. College Paul Black Northeastern University Linda Blum University of Virginia Peter Boari Boston College Barbara Bonner Boston University Stephen Bourne Franklin Pierce College Diane Boyd Mass. Bay Community College Stephen Boyle Framingham State College Arlene Brawley Aquinas Jr. College Gary Bresnahan Tufts University A. Scott Broadhurst U. Mass. (Amherst) Robin Brown Boston University Andrew Browne Mass. Bay Community College Matthew BuckJey Dean Jr. College Timothy Bullis Salem State College Ann Marie Buonagurio employment Mary Burke Fitchburg State College Francesca Busalacchi Boston College Bruce Calisti University of Maine (Portland) Christine Callahan Cape Cod Community College Anthony Campagna Northeastern University William Cannata employment Gary Cappuccino Stonehill College Stephen Carchedi employment Peter Carbonaro Johnson Wales College Frank Cardinale Boston University Marcia Carlson Wheaton College Peter Carroll Boston State College Maura Casey Boston College Anna Lucia Castro Monge University of Costa Rica John Cavanaugh U. Mass. (Amherst) Regina Chicoine Southeastern Mass. Uni. Anthony Chiurri Franklin Institute of Technology Rita Clark Aquinas Jr. College Diana Clarke St. Joseph ' s Nursing School Bruce Clay Franklin Pierce College Thomas Collette U. Mass. (Amherst) Lailra Colwell Nichols College Katherine Cook U. Virginia Jane Crowley college Kimberley Cudworth Peter Bent Brigham Nursing School Barry Cullen Southeastern Mass. University Joan Dacey Northeastern University Andrew Daitch Northeastern University John D ' Alessandro employment Robert Davenport employment Nancy Jo Davis undecided Jan Decatur U. Mass. (Amherst) Lisa Defanti Dean Jr. College Susan Dettbam Bucknell University Raymond Devasto Boston College Kathleen Devlin Boston Univ. School of Nursing Leo DiBenedetto Boston College Leonard DiGregorio employment Christine Dion Northeastern University Diane Doherty U. Mass. (Amherst) Mary Donlon Framingham State College Peter Dresens U. Mass. (Amherst) Susan Dunker Clarion State College, Penn. Stuart Eldridge Dean Jr. College Francis Earley Quincy Jr. College Nicholas Eaton employment Alan Elmes Bentley College Brian Elmes Rhode Island Trade School Jean Fabiano employment Linda Fabiano Bridgewater State College Nancy Fabiano Providence College Paul Fallavolita Northeastern University Karen Fallon Quinnipiac College Carmen Federico employment Douglas Ferzoco Northeastern University Lynn Finnegan Merrimack College Richard Fitzhenry U. Maine (Orono) Douglas Fleming Northeastern University David Follett Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. Joan Foster Middlebury College Linda Fraze employment Cathleen Friedl Ithaca College Joseph Garside U. New Hampshire Loreen Gattozzi Lesley College Michael Glynn employment Andrew Gordon employment Johnnie Gorham employment Thomas Gould Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. Patricia Grueter Acquinis Jr. College Valerie Guild U. Mass. (Amherst) Latanya Guy Centenary College Gordon Hall Boston University Diane Halligan Merrimack College Patricia Hammond employment Kathryn Hanley Framingham State College Mildred Hanlon Framingham State College Steven Harrington Tufts University Patricia Harrison Providence College Cindy Hartford Burdette College Peter Hendrickson California State Univ. (Pomona) Jean Hildebrant Cornell University Charles Hodgkins East Coast Aero Technical Inst. Elizabeth Holbrook Bridgewater State College Robert Hudson Air Force Paul Jacobs Air Force Jeffrey Jarvis U. Maine (Orono) Marie Kallenberg employment Nancy Keating Salem State College Denise Keegan Bridgewater State College Kevin Keller employment 166 Bernadette Kelly University of Rhode Island Keith Kendrick Denver C.C. Penny Kenney employment Roberta Keyes New England College Deborah Kilburne Rhode Island School of Design Thomas King Bentley College Christian Klint U. Maine (Orono) Paul Kouri Stonehill College Brooke Lambert Mass. Bay Community College Ann Marie Lane Massasoit Community College Emmett Larkin employment Janet Larson Valparaiso University Diane Lewis Plymouth State College Carl Lindemayer Blue Hills Regional Tech. School Kathleen Love Southeastern Mass. University Mary Love Bridgewater State College Neil MacElhiney undecided Robin Mackey U. Mass. (Amherst) Gordon MacLeay employment Neil MacLellan Bentley College Karen MacMullan Syracuse University Karen MacMunn Nichols College David Madden Embry-Riddle College Craig Madge Carnegie-Mellon University Linda Magee employment Robert Maloof Roger Williams College Lisa Maraniian Wheelock College Paul Marinelli U. Mass. (Amherst) Stephanie Marrow employment Frank Massey Lawrence University Alex Martin Air Force Kim Mathews Plymouth State College Stephen Mathys U. Maine Richard McBride prep school Diane McCafferty Boston College Patricia McCarthy Bridgewater State College Christopher McCoy Fitchburg State College Joan McDermott employment Paula McDonald Boston College Richard McDonough Bentley College Jan McGowan Acquinis Jr. College John McGowan Bridgewater State College W. Tod McGrath Columbia University Laura McGuiness Gordon College Daniel Mclnnis Babson College John Mclver Boston University Trudy McLean Boston State College Erin McParland employment Frederick Meagher Boston College John Meyer Northeastern University Shawni Miller Wheaton College Karen Millward Mass. Bay Community College Brian Mitchell employment Mark Moeller U. Mass. (Amherst) Constance Montgomery Trinity College Kevin Moran Green Mountain College Ralph Morante employment Beverly Morin Southeastern Mass. University Karen Moses Holy Cross College Katherine Mullarkey U. New Hampshire Richard Murphy employment Kerry Nee Boston College Theodore Nichols U. Mass. (Amherst) Mary Nolan Boston College Kirsten Nordstrom University of Indiana Jeffrey North U. Mass. (Amherst) Scott Nybom U. Indiana Matthew Ogden employment Patricia Onorato College of New Rochelle Tina Pandolfo employment Ellen Pappis U. Mass. (Amherst) Nadine Pearce Dartmouth College Susan Pecararo North Adams State College Thomas Perry Blue Hills Regional Tech. School David Pond employment Nancy Ponder employment Paul Powell Northeastern University Roderic Procaccino Norwich University Katelyn Quynn Tufts University Peter Randall Northeastern University Charlotte Rasmussen Southeastern Mass. 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(Amherst) Saralee Sesnovich Bowdoin College Jacklyn Shelton Air Force Robert Sicard undecided Beverly Smith Boston State College Danguole Spakevicius Harvard University Donna Sparks college Laura Stasey Northeastern University Donald Stewart Boston University Cheryl Stone New Hampshire College Jeffrey Stoebel employment Duane Sullivan Mass. Bay Community College Edward Sullivan college John Sullivan Boston College Mary Lou Sullivan St. Elizabeth ' s Nursing School James Supple Boston College Robin Surrette University of Tulsa, Oklahoma Asa Svenson gymnasium, Sweden Joseph Tavalone Boston College Mary Toffonloni Bridgewater State College Jean Marie Trigilio Quincy Jr. College Karen VanStry Framingham State College Peter Van Wart employment Mark Vartebedian U. Mass. 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