Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1971 volume:

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' iv .1 Table of Contents , X Dedicationu... P s g Facultyn... - Sports ..... 91 W 3 1 ft A Activities I1 xt is ' . , ...fu H it i 4 Seniors. . . 1 X fig Lk? Y ...A S if UQ - . fy if ' 'r',.,.- 0 . A. 5tx'i .Q ' '1 I I X. ,.g'Xg ll. , O ,. Q I ' my 4 Xt ' J st ,sqinngy 3 I 5 4n..' tiff' . n-v Q A - 5 o 4-wg. 21312 .,,, -fa . 'al ' ' ffl y , f ' ,Mr?' V s 4 ' W 1 ,-l s-. 2.1 S2 N iwx 'X X L V 1 f-pr ,0,f ,,, --I W'M?5xsi344 -- .. sw X 1 - X. xg I Y I. , -and - lb-.....,,N I 'W.. x -.. x. but The class of '71 would like to show their appreciation to Mr. Osmond for helping us to realize that you hecome a class once you come together hy dedicating the 1971 Hourglass to him. p , 'fav' I D 'L' Y 4 K, ji ilu K I if ni K ff x 7, ' , swan f ,f rri.i The Teacher of the Year Award was presented to Mr. Lynch for the out- standing joh he has done as Co-ordi- e r ' nator ofStudent Activities. x MWA gf, f, ,. a ff ' 1 'W 4 A Y Q 'ia , Es A ,fps ,, , HWH , l QW Nc ,J-ft' 1' 'fion- X, , 5 , -. WH.. NUWQ - '-W., R i'-Q44 V V.. JL ' 2 Y ' A1 , v- - V? 6 19 Q . f Ky Q 5 4 0 ,Q ,it Q .. Mg. 'I uZ. ,.,...- fx 2 'V I , V HMA ' If '1 , l, K' I 'Q ': 2' ' .fgff X Y.. f f ll X 'x , ,.xN an I Q 'Iv 1- ,As 1. S' 2 'fyfn Qu , , Q 'pd ! sw , 3 f 5 i 1 5 Vi 5 if I 'H 4 ,4 -Q? ??'f'dF-'VJ' ' ' f 1 l I Z . Selma! Cfmnniitwe-Hmu I- , I Miss lmliimlm, Mrs. Hooper Nlrs. Clark. Hun' 2-Nlr. lnllllll, Nlr. NICNlllHllI'll, Sli Brooks. you an XT Superintendent- Mr. Walter Pierce. 9--my 6':- e NX , K ix Y Tw 6 Assistant Superintendent-Mr. Derek Little. Business Manager-Mr. jerry Houghton Principal-Mr, Bernard McMahon Vue Pllllblpfll N11 H mrold C matt I N Mr. Fessenden Social Studies K v -rw lf 1 ily , ,, ,wwf-1' Mrs. Mendell English Mrs. Aldrich English Mr. M ll ly Englzslz pun. ,,-ef fix, if Xl ss ,Ill llmm' I ammnzzcs 1.4:-rv a 5 Y , A Miss David 1101110 El'UIl0lI1iC-S' Wm was autumn-1 XII Belllsslmo Plzyszc ul I' duc utzun Mr. Somlon Social Studies n ish 5 -..WQxw- Mrs Tully Math Xliss Haites French I if ' X l ' X , ' 3' f UL' :VERY M91 , f ,V 45? . ,ficfifp ,1 Q5 XV 4,3 Miss Abbood ff' Guidance A' I. I 'MV Q 4, jg X, Miss Kulisich-Art Ls W T JPG' ,-...--'1 A- Mr. Krey-Svimzcc' Mr, Kelley Math :H rw I In E . Ei! Nlrs, IXOIIIT' ISI Mrs. Erickson Librarian Sb--s Mr. Nelson and Mr. Osmond Math X if ,A fNI1.IxQllc1 Inc111.sfr1r1f,X1f.s ,K 1-x 'lg 1' w X311 ls -,V,4-1 . ,Q 1 1 M3 ., i X X X I 1 If M lu, ' fi if V .1 I V 4 , .. ,, , 4 f, 'Q Q: ' ' f' uf Muff, , 1 W , ,, 15:4 if 4 f'f ff, A f . v 14 ' f M -..- - , My , Y f I 15 fp X X I Mr. Doyle ' Shop Math a.1...+!f , yi, M155 Kennedy English l'l lv X x nr I. Dr. Plxrello-Sc'ienc'c' i ,s 1-Q, inf' in-fi' Mr. DeC-eorge Industrial Arts l 5' Mr. Delouca Q Work .Study ,af 'bf ' n.,,f4 'D of a - - '3,fQgxf'f-7jXgi4 x x Q' -ff L if? A sa S w i- ' J:55'uS.r1xe: - - 1 fe 5- 'sig s V Q . 'o X' if A ' -+- Miss Iackson Music' , :Eq'gIg.f9' Mr. Cripps Social Studies Miss Marshall-Guidance v ww ,4- , fb, :L YQ I 3 1,2 , 2 Z ii?-' W 5 L1 .. ff: ill? -Q 'Q .p, ' ,M 4'-4 .,g ,Q f' 'R Q ,Wu , ' : iff M, . ' . . Jf ,-:fi if 'f 1 j f ,A my K 2 'f' V f f- -'Z-Whiz'-7' T. 1,-yf'?7'i1' wQW2'4w ZZ A f 4 f ' ' ' Wi . F Q . F U ,, . N ,, - , 5 MJ fa mmf? Miss IHITU Mrs. Boudrezul Mutlz Buszncss -K4 -v'G3'P' ' in Mr. Babcock -vm. 'Fx' Math JOM i , A f -ALS 2 1 Mr. DcRose 5 -, Music' '- Ag - . fi.:f Mr. Beaton llll- Social Studies C1 S Pl1y.s'ic'ul Iiclrwcltimr s., -wa '--- ., wggsaa.-uifian qgusmwf ,Q 1-2-5 M :- Nil Dum vw IllCIll1SfI'llllAlf4S X? 1' 'ea Miss Chipman English I f'fi 4 Egg .sw n 3 ,.-- 'g Q LA if A 1 ff! ,w 'W0desexE '- , , '23 2.18 918' he 5716's 20323 'Milf 212923235141 U ss I 1 S1 ll 1111 11111111111 Il11fs11s :sa If I ul, Y .131 XI1ssBoLLlN110 x ll 1111 1111111 11 1111 If Nlr. Nlilley Alllfll E SWS, IT WW .-0 Mr. joyec linglislz Nliss Nic-Caxrtllxf' Pl1y.s'i1'aI Eflllfllfnillll fu- E Mrs. Fitzgilmlmons Business --au.,,,u i 5 lf wemm in '90 ff' Mrs. Gershon Business V Miss Dudoly- Science ia 1 i 6 i i i S Miss Kroll i i Social Studies ii i nr ,f Y - . 'FIG' fa,'i,.L 'K-f Yi-i3:VJ ?f'5 '5 fi X 7' 2'1 Mrs. Shea-Ifnglislz Mr. Alluum Spvrizll Ecllzrufiml 44-A S-0. .-1' Q' '6f:5e, ., .Q 5. ', I' ' Mr. jones - Math X Mrs. Zawaski -Biology Miss Nlilmlcsc-Sprnzislz Q xx f I -wig... l Mr. Pollurcl-I11clu.s'tri11l Arts Sflfflll Sflllyifb' ...-. iv-1?'11T ...1-'M M A M A-M1 ,..-- -11 -A ,5- E' 11 J , ' f 1' :Q ' 59 , 2A - s ' ' ' n 'F ss.. ,fa N.f V 4 1 My H ,J x r 2 K X-ff.: 9 L Mrs. KilIlC'llllgil Home EL'UllUIlli!'-S' Nlrs. Low ns , x C crrmm x A. Jr ,. I Miss Pallidino French Hr. Clrecoc Englislz fx. ,,. N Inu Wg xx Ixmnm-clx Nh. I'I2lllll7K'lfOl1 ,nj 1 1llllll,Sflll1l Arts iv V Mr. DiSarcina1 Social Studies ix '1 ,...4l - S3 3 . 5353 if 2 1z.'ff.- R img : E , MAL x.,.M .M .xxv A QNX , K 2 'N 51,551.1 fig-55.31. Y, X U J -, 'HX FSA Q-' xi! 2. X , . , -M wg l ,hu ,K , 'rf . . rfb 'dx I s-,ff . 1 1 n Sf: ' 'V .1 H , 'l-Cn , 1 .P 4 NTETN U HOV: NSBIANCE ACU 'NSURAN Rl Mmm-1 nmvlfg, H I APRM 5675 I 4 5 Us lgzolllzz ,Q X 19 .f K .v xtw 4. I F M. ,f v f Y-1 ff Mrs. Webber-B11.s'im'S.s' M, f -of Mr. Shiere Busincs.s- 4--... X JEWQVOVQWV V N ,-. - , ., Mr. Haxtnemt - bc ze nc c Mrs, Cmvlmig - H 'YV' . P P Mrs. Pago X Ell,Lfli.S'll O . X ig. x , Xvg f ygfa A 4-'gif IX,1rS. Hill Mr. Nleuzies Aff Musir' Mr. MucDe-rmott Industrial Arts Mrs. Cronin 18 English Jr' Miss Soja English 44 4. r ww -1' , , I Al 5 fl riff X f'f-MLM--W . r, 'AS- 'N I , Mr. Keady Mrs. Bellanger Social Studies Business rf vs A ' 2 oo V 0 -- rf, 'V' 4? 1-815 K : pf hs iw-,..I.,,- , ,..:,f Mr. Lentine-Shop Mrs. MacDonald-Business l ! vv-was -an Mrs. Cearty Secretary uw., Jef 1 l V F ,. 4.5, :M , Mrs. Wim-hell Secretary ,I 'A Q'-vj 'P ,A . 'Hub ,lui H, ...-f-ff' ,,....-.,.,.,.-fa-' ,,.,,.,..-v--- Mrs. Burke Sfvretflry is 1, svxx fhifna-1 mf .. A W, . Nl rs. Martin Nurse .km 1' x ,nb-V -.J.- wg L- -1 u x., L1-' f' Lwg,,,,,..,.. Hrs. Fulclnic-ki Tcfrldzvf' Aid af'- I ' - r'.4 X , Jw. . .i. I.. A. ,Z' 1 l ,Q ', .,,, gap., I. LW x wr fi! 'AP wg,-W4-f-L -31.- lr ,kr ul-.. Z, '1p,. ' -':.i,, iw, -, f., 5 Mrs. Wentworth-Teacher Aid Mrs. Terricon-Teacher Aid MTS- Lillldfy-Tl'flf'l1f'f Aff! be CAFETERIA STAFF-First row-Mrs. Brady, Mrs. D'Entrem0nt, Mrs Cutter, Mrs. MacDonald, Mrs. Cizumati. Sevoncl row-Mrs. Tyner, Mrs Barry, Mrs. Kirby, Mrs. Harvey. Third row-Mrs. Bright, Mrs. Blomerth Mrs. Outley. NIAIfXThNAfNC,h ST.-XPP-Mr. ,K Downs, Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Fuller- 3 Ull1,NII',c:IklLfLf, Mr. Arlming. 3. L, ?5 A f gym it L N. O , 1 1' , fu 12' 0-V 'W 5 I ,151-. ,K , 1 1 7' Q ,eng 15' -L E -f iw 3-md' Triple Crown - FCDOTBALL ' M First row-Rick Snmllidgeg Walter Hillsg Syd Tildsley Bill Gnstusg George Andersong Dick Gillis, co-capt. Mike Esposito, co-capt.gBill DeLisleg .lim Irwing Mike Curran. Second row-Mr. Bellissimo, coachg Steve Cata- lanog Boh Gonling Art Bilmeaug Mark jepsong Bolm Gillis Mike Severing Bolm Noelg Mike Roundsg jim Ritchieg Mr Gillis, coachg Mr. Ritchie, coach. Third row-john Gillisg john Barryg Dennis Sullivang Alan janseng Ray Noel, Leo Gamplmellg Ed Gillisg Tony Romanog Sven Wihergg Ioe Scifog Steve Halloway. Fourth row-Danny MacD0naldg Dale Mntherg Richard Burryg Dan Styglesg Paul Olsong Steve Gourseyg Bruce McMillang joe Sciarappag Ray Venturag Boll Gatalano. i?--3 . ' ' ' .H 1 -tv. X . ' -2' ' . .i--er. fe.- -. ' XT A552 ef. il, 3 u ..Lf ? , ff, -1, eww Q , . 4 1 2 2 I .Alai 1 Q. y S G .69 x yy x x- , ' 1? use 'fill N -. 1 ,a. ' J' 1 ' . . gif ' fi- -mz r A fr,-1 1+ 1 1, 1-N -1-1 Q' Q 1, 1 - : ' ' .,- 61511. T ' Ae.1f.fZ.Ef V ., FNS .1 , ' First row-Sully Mac-Iverg NIC'l'ilf?t' C11v11111111gl1g Sully Fz111tusi11. C11-u1pt.gI,ec llulmlmy, 1,-41-cullmt Donna Brewster, Cheryl Ar.41H1. Second mu -l..111ru11 NVc1llc r, All1m11 A111c1lcl, Nanny lylllild Kathy Learyg A1111 Stzmtiinlg Sonia A11de1'so11g Peggv rXl2lC'NilIl1llI'1lQ jean Cleuryg fxllll Nmukg Nli Bocchino. -Tai 'J iii X 'P . X V5 Q , A f ' , -N, A ve.. , pu- f V' -. ,A . ' ' ::, ' ' 9 ',' .1 f V W n' , f-4 ' ffisW4'f'Ea 1 f 'WM' 1: . . . . H f-fs. f ,A 1 ' 'f ' Q , 'A Q R Jw B . . , ,.- 1 M , ' '1 a . f .' Y, - , .' ,v,,f,' . 4 . .- 1 1. ' 1,vf, i A 5 'W rw 'Nw . 2 23 Triple Crown - HOCKEY First row-Boli Zwuleng john Trickettg John Harrisong Dave Kindred, Danny Kindredg Bryan Phillipsg Frank NIL-Leung Dana Tighe. Second row-Ron Lawrensong Pete Emeryg George Rooneyg jim Irwing Lance Wuldeng David Irwing Wfillium Lynehg Mike Esposito, Greg Corcorung Steve Nealg Wayne Kirliyg Steve ClltilIilll47QClJilL'l1 Fessenden. ., V g. Hoy, NJ.-:,,k . k J , --iw i P.g.gIb K . ,W , I ,A iv A t 'ls' we 'lisp 5 fi -if - . ....' ' U Q., , -35? vqlfgiq Hg h .' , .- ' -A ,Woman 'X V ' .um Q,g,,q,n,,,,a.w.at,4,,.,,,0,...i ,4 ,,,.M, Q . W. N A,....,,M. . M .- N . 1 .NMM-A.,. we 'Y i 0 1 'ii mx :.,Q-Xi W ' 49 it t A uuli ,- i B ft 2 ' gs Q f' 'F yi U 2 '54 Triple Crown BASEBALL Pnst mu Tom Soutlmnlyd Dave Stewart, jun Irwm Bob Noel IIATIV Stuvnrt, Tum Belton D.1nNlLDon1ld Center ron! Tommv Stewart Sccmzrl mu'-Mr Cllllqm ccmch Alt B11 rl Rmh CL utv Tom X1lllSOld no Lapt B111 Cuxtus um Q lpt ohn Gillls -zz' f., -1 ,fu mfg- 3 .,: 1',5' uv' ALM' A 1 N. -J' 12' fl: .. my . , .X -P, -5 X .'- . W, , YL. - . '.. ,vm 391 Ji: 7' Q 5figsQX.ab y?Y'u ,, 1 is :ww Wa-4 V964 4 if 8 if : is 32+ gf 19:0 H48 ff-gud an 1' V Y 3. Slug, i 'ah sl 3 .yu ff NX H ra., i fi 1 f .M , 1 Us Y I 3 I ir.s't row-Mark Kalkermsiimg Dennis Mnrphyg Toni Bentong Lance Pluttg Hurry Stewartg Harry i Luttug john Lipiellog jason Plattg Ralph Deckeig Doug Hurrisong Rick Lipski. Second row-Mr. Lentine, eouclig Boll Stewzirtg Frank Sinnnonsg Howie Coonilmsg Barry Arudag Willis Wuyleng Marcel Deveung Jolin Conling Steve Bussellg Toni Aprilg Steve Luwrensong Les Wilxergg Ron liziwrensong Nlr. Peuliofly, eoucli. l l I 4 l l l il 4 . rx , v X W in g F 13:3 , hw' ll -- n l . nik- 'Vjv 4 lub' 4' '5 fl'v ll! l 5 l f I V . X 5' , ' if , 5 - 4' 3: l'ir.s-t rou'-- Hielu Nliimscog BilllflOIlllUI'SQJUl1Il Duniellg jon Iinyxvm-clg Cllillfffrilmergg Dave Burrettg i 9. y Dnclle-yg .Qte-ve Cmstnsg Dave Irwing Nlr. Kelley, eoucli. Sefoncl row-Chris Neeg Mike ininskig llinaiNlcQnnrl4-gToinVgiyogllieliC1'ziiiigHzllpliHz1lpingFrulik NIeLe1uig Dave O'Rourkeg -1 26 lfcl Nlzilonvg lfixiiik Sliukus. 1 l First flllL7-1211161 Al'Sf'llilllItg Sully' Fmstg 131111111 Pintriclig Brc11cl111111-mmlmsciig bltillll B1-llisi11111g Patti IJZIVVYCIISOII. Sawmill FOIL'-Jtlllll AI'S8llillllfg cilll'it'll0 B11tl1-rg Carol Cliprimiig Liz Cloclzykg NilllL'N' Olsong Kathy Clillisg 8111111111 NIL'NC'X'iIlg Miss Cussicly, 00111-li. 1X1 Iffxlff SfIl!tf'fl'Rf,l,iIl .lc-liselig xlCl'l'iHcililI'k1 ID11111111 Xlllllmlsg A1111 l.iI3l5ii'HU. Sfzl111fi11gfCll1111i.1S111itl1g Judy Boerig SllS11HAllllCl'S0ll1 Hose Klury' l31'1111sli1'lclg 811111151111-wI1kig Xlixx Jxllllllilll, l'll.lL'llQ I,1lIll fXl111'1'isg Ginny Bo11cl1'c-11114 K1111111 lsililfmlll Axllll Nm'11kg P111 Kelly. First row-Tom Be-utong Dennis Murphy, co-cuptg Bill Custus, co-cuptg Bob Cunling jim Max- well, Second row-Mr. DiSarcina, coachg Dick Clillisg Henry Lundryg Paul Ritchieg Lance Plattg B011 Noel. i -1.- .A 'ful C First row-Carlene Butlerg Peggy N1L'NilIl1llf2lg Sully Frostg Linda Spinney, captg loam Bc-llisimog Susan Lzmclersg Donna Sinopoli. Sevoncl row-Peggy Vayog Betty Krollg Donna Puulscng Nii- chelle Lomlmrdg Ann I,on1lmrdgjeunClearyg Miss Dudoly, couch. IBJ ' ' .ef....,u. .hw V I 45 ycl. efiflpg i Hamrulcl NX illcx md Tom N11 ,wlzrillfs M -.1 is , 'Hss.,,1,Qx 4 8 .nh L' .Fil :CS sl .N n M N ,-1 , N , 'fn QF! I f x 4 ina S t xr N,, c., 'F-il is? If 4 51' gf f. K 'i 9 A fvlx f-, . , 1 vf x.-4 ' ' 121 .. Q I l EX l f il 'W X p m K x Ax x 1 : - ,I , First row-Bolm Doyleg Mark Kalkumljiung Tony IJ:-Frmncescug Bill Dvlislceg George' Anclorson. Seconcl mu'-Bill Woocllmryg Al Vzlnclerlyg Tom PlltC'll2l.llClf'Q l,t'IlIllS Sullivung 1,1-0 Clunplwllg Paul Olsong jack Vertis. Third mu'-Art Bilwullg Haw XY6'IltllI'LlQ Mike Scve-ring fleorgc FLll'llk0l.l.Q Bruce Poriug Mr. Gillis, mug-Im. QT X ' , ., , . W NM f A-,WM ', - 5149, rw- N -Jn '1 .. A- ,Mm SQFTBALL 4 J' Stiwillllllll' lLlll 0llC' In-un lic-lliu Snllx A . , . A - N zlm llt C asf lx uvn liml ' l'Lll'lINXK'lll'lll, IIIIIY ' - , . . InlS1lxc11n.n1.,XnlxC,ul1.uu, I'1r.s'f flkll'-c,All'li'llC liutlvrg ln l,auugum .dl ze,i-miigi urwlthwihll .r ' ..- 52 T NC V i-. e? . . C ,. ., - -f A ' . ,ut First row-Nello Frederikokg Ralph Halpeng Richard Barryg Bill Bardialig jim Bransfieldg john Barryg Dave Spring. Second row-Barry Phillipsg Leo Campbellg jim Murphyg Rick Keeneg Cliff Fribergg Larry Harringtong Chris Neeg Sven Wibergg jim Martin, Coach Kelley. Third row- Mike Espositog Bob Scaranog Wade Holbrookg Dave Andersong Mike Currang Dick Cillisg Stephen Custusg jon Haywardg Bruce McMillang David Hooperg Frank McLeang john Danielg Kevin McCormick5 Doug Stewart. fl ,Ap .,nF .f 'lv E W 1 :Rik 5 ' it-w. X'-M hh E if 1 of 'im . A , 4' 6 Q X 1 gg A Q' dj V' w 1 MQ 4' 233 ig 3' A '4 A an Q fy-.NK qg'+ l 1 STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY-Fir.s't mug-Terry Con- nersg .Iolin Bognoreg Mrs. Basinajiang Sally Fantasia. Scfvmifl mu' -jaeki Cawtlirong Maureen Cliveng Kathy Braclleyg Roliin Muoreg Barry Carcleng Bolmlmy Lyl'm'tl. Tlzirfl rozt'-Scott Slieering Lori Suggs. Harry Stewartg Greg Cooliclgeg Peter Cleczige. Fnurtlz mic-Kevin Mcflorinickg Paula Boclensteing Donna Ferrarag Ann London. Fifth mu' - Billy Clnstns, , fig ry. , . .J ,, 4 V . f 3, 1... - f Z T, My L -- ! V' ,. f . . ' V 1, , 5 ff ,f Q7 4? 4 :J M . ' W EM Q 1.4 an 5 f ,. if H 0 . f fx I X 4 2 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-First row-Susan Adamsg Peggy Vayug Lori Suggsg Miss Krnllg Connie Moultong Nancy Olsong Carol Freeman. Second r0wSusan Crawforclg Ann Lmnliardg Linnea Wiliergg Dale Peterson. Third row-Boliliy Lylhrclg Dave Doucetteg Tom Bea- tong jon Haywarclg Billy Custusg Larry Harringtong Ricky Keaneg Roliert Hoggg Mike Harrington. S A ss... - ? Z -.,,v,f CHESS CLUB-Playing-julni Bngnoreg john Mc-Kenzie. Standing-jolin Danielg Richard y 5 Q Craing Bill llarlingg Toni Yayog Bulmlmy Knowltong Boli Walshg Dave Barrett. 1 5 ,, 4 + Z 4, f 4 w l ki' Sgt- Snr. rs! ,I4 -. I . vm. 2 1 4 .1 X 'Nl I , . , .Y 1 , ,, 4 ,. - V. -.-.- ..,... --kv, .1 ,.u -. ,XA , - ,Y .1 Y , ,V U ,,,...- -- SCIENCE CLUB-I irst rmL'-Curx' Burtg Mike- Nlcl cm-tc-1'sg Nlikv Kuminskig Hnlwrt Iiuggg Ed Arlumsg Clan' Burtg Put Cmcin. Scwmzcl HJIL'-Slililllllil Krcvg Susan Adumsg Susan IJOIICC ftkg VW-ncly jcnscng Mic-llcllc Lomlmrdg F11-fl Cnllmlu-llg Paula XYintL-rsg Janice Ilnllming H. Butlcl, M, Cunningluun. Tlzircl ruuf-Mr. Krcyg Dave Leukg Ralph Ilulping jon Haywardg Ken Comma A. Kcvfcg S. Ficlclingg Spalding Elaine I,yi'm'clg Mike lI1u'1'ington. SM-wifi , KL ' an NS -M.-,ff a .lgitmzuv BUSINESS CIl,UB-Ifir.s't mu'-B. Ciunplwllg flnil Cgnwg Nllfutn, Sw'm1flm1z'-Bg1l'lm1x1Nluvlngml- lluk Dunn l,YlllilllQ S. mwcg B.Scl1ucg D. FielclgCmmi0NlmlltongSlucilnlmn-cfyg Mrs. Ilulwvy. M. NIau'kex'g Susan Downsg Bmlmm Cllulvcsg Mrs, Ht'lAlllLfL'l'g Be-th Krug 'g a llc nf' If afqsx. -5 SQ, ' I . Ill N x Stn-xx.u'tg Hin-ln.u'4l Bm lx 41 Il tll lll llglvwdlclg XXIH1 lm 174 llwlv. Swruml mu lflttu lwll i'X1 Vvggf X um S11 an i1nxI1n'ci: XIIVIIHI lxmmm xlxl, NN rilflli' S'l'!ll!ll I xxx r i W AUIDUBUNCLUB-W1 'Sh lllltltlll C I r ,f-. W 1 ' Mgr? ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB -Seated-judy Strundg Sue ' Bzlrryg Fran Bakerg Kathy Sugrueg Kathy Smithg Mur- guret D,Erricog Bonnie 1 Nlq-Cuheg Linda Adumsg null A Maureen Lyons. Sfllflflillg- '117 Joanne MucQuarrieg Putty - Hossg Valerie Johnsong Joy Passmoreg jean Birkenhuch, 3 .- 1 1 1 r Mi 3 v., '44 1 s 4 I Q J N ,R 4.41 P , :xg r , ,. Q 1 I., , x , ,K . ,X 3 1 ,e ,, fs- K- X N f' L 4- 1' +- al X W ' 1 - . g. K X- 1 W 4 li I uf' . ' . N . 'f ' 5 YJ ' ' X A f 4 . 1. Hx 'V 1 , A ri' ' R 1 My of . lg, I W W, 3? '55 . ' f ,n 1 .. ? at 'K EI Qs V J.- C Cu1nphellgXVes Ryung Danny Tieneng Q, I A M 1 , is. Q ' 'a A si' X X , x , , 1 ,uf A 5 wg , .543 , , -1 , 4 . 1 Q Q . , 'xv I M. -if 7 ' A ' r K 'S X , V A 4 -f E2 ' Q n I, ' h V K fs. ., .,, K 4t.5.v1L.L4fJ .I HEF CLUB-Dave Springg Frank Shnkusg George Rooneyg Wayne Kirhyg Bob Doyleg Leo Ken Kummg Ron Luwrensong Paul Capozzi. 4 Q 5 W 'S 1 N A Q f' .ia a a 3 4 A mf I 3. if e .M .ky K xi at .3 A 321-L 1 ' t ash' ' S f 'silk , A, y gydkx ag gh M 1,1 2 'H x ey x 4 Q4 5 gi 1' wi '- I X ryne Bcnnettg Mark Bouvierg Angela Alecanclrog Art Keefeg David Berry- Q uron F 1' 1 4 Thg1rleneBcrrygNlrs.Sl1eagNlu1'gie Mallet. I Q ,, ,Qt ga 'E vs In , Aa E4 IK 'E' ? r w I w 54 1 14 . tif wit ,A tk 3 7' Al 9 CREATIVE EXPRESSION- Mrs. IQKHIIACCQ Greg Coolidgeg Bill Manningg Donna Fern11'11g Bill McC11eg jim Duflyg Sue Searog Mary Chester. Not pictured-Se111n11s Berlceleyg P1111l11 Boclen- steing Michael Fiorettig Tom Piekowitzg Dawn Peterson. ff , JM? ., 'QM' ,,-4. , . ' -1 ' '-s.. . ' ' 1 1 SPANISH CLUB-Seated-Ci11cly Stoneg Dale MeC11llyg Carrie Krasznehwiczg Linda Chilclsg Lois Miller.St1111c1'i11g - Bob Hoggg Peter Ceorgeg Bolm Conling Mr. Gonzales, ABT CIIUB-Fi1'.s't r1111'-Xl111'Lf111'et Stevensg Jeanette A1'se11z111ltg Cale Boycleng Nlielu-lle A111ie1111giolig NILIIIITSEII Quinng Nliss K11lisiel1. Scworzzl 1'o11'-lfreclC11111plmellg Don Allmneseg Xl'11v11e SIAClAl'llZZilQ .-Xrt CI111npl1ellg Nlalrlc O'lle111'11g Nlike II 1 ll 'ringgtong H1111 Collmult. .Wg Q, 3 x Wx 1,51 A ,., , ,,,. fin-.. I lf Q , Il 155 I 'I tLQul'1'Akf5 I I il 7 v' Pu 1 Q ,a 16 X I l l l TILXT IETFILHINC Cl UB Chervl Fowler Delmlne Atllllllh Nlrs 'VlcDon1ldg Ann Rzlzeyg Xlcnclx Vhhcr Nlvri Tenllcuson Bcttv Suggs Ann N1 me Brelkev Delmlmy Lotherg Janice 1 1 TRAVEL CLUB-First row-Cindy r johnsg Put Hullg Cheryl Knickleg Joyce l Vet-chiarellig Cathy Knowlton. Second 1 row - Mrs. Cershong Put LaVineg t Sandy Ferrarag Kathy Bakerg Betty jam- l got-hiang Tina Armstrongg Sandy Fordg l Denise LuVine. l i 5 I BRIDGE CLUB-Sf'1lf6l1 -Allan Rec-seg Gail Cus- tufsong Paul Cree-ng john Arvunitzlsg Dana Mu- Quacleg Diane Spear. Standing-Nz1m'y Wliiteg joe Harrisg Miss lhcluly. -.. . 1- 55 M.- , -4...-. .ff N ix l iifkm... sir BNN PSYCHOLOGY CLUB-Miu'gc Cumplmellg Laurie NluclDmmlclg Niuicy Cmssmig Alucly Vllitsoiig lN11'.Crec0egCindy Divaig lJ0l'I'illllC Slntteryg Ellen Lz1l ux'ui', .YXII I,'-' 1 Sc-utt Nluxlivli ll Rfv I. ly - S x - 15 urq5,3 L f Vg GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB-Rena DeCcccag Maureen Lounsburyg Karen Clagnong Liz Coclzykg Dianne Nic-Dcriiiottg Dianna Paulsong ,Ioe Crispog Dave Dal- tong Judy Eatoiig Rick Cole-4 Nlr. Lciltine. . K 2' '.c M 'lwU ?A Q fi? N53 40 ,, ,VW ,, ,, ,,,, WW, , W Y egg 2. x A 'Na 1 gi METAL ENAMELINC CLUB- Sancly Farnsworthg Mary Ann Bimbog Dick Carterg Michelle Poirierg Mr. Defleorgeg Karen In- gram. 1 l l 1 l ROD AND GUN CLUB-Seated-Leonard i Sawyerg Roger Worthg Bob Hamiltong Steven I Salire. Standing- Bob Welchg Gail Provenzanog i Martha Meadsg Chris Mahoneyg David Hooperg Charles Swaing joe Sciarrappag Robert Scott. P V if l 4 4 i v,4i. .'i5- ,qui DRAMA CLUB-Sezltcfcl-l,isu Pelletier P1ul1W1ntus Q in km its lx nc n Olson Sfamlzn Roy Dutlleyg Delmlmie Sl'llllillSQ juniu Sp ull Rnlmut Storm Il malt tt R li ntl Xlor istn Anthony Rornanog Slmnnon O'Rrien. Not pre sc nl l :nu I l itt 9 ao N1 6 g.s-l Q,,5 X A BOYS GYM LEADERS - Fir.9tr01L'- Tom Soutli- maydg Ray Venturag D. Kinclredg john Conling Bill Badialig Greg Corcorang Art Bilmeaug Larry Gallagher. Second row-Alan janseng Paul Ritchieg Dan Styglesg Mike Severing Robert Con- ling Rick Marascog R. Dudleyg Ed Bradbury. , ,,, W ,Q ' f v H., , . ,W ,wt 2 i 15- 4 145 ii it ig V ' A : N afar 1 7 ix ,Lil mi QS: , S 9 ' 1 5- .9 , 1 .gg- T W ' ,A . I I 1 2 , s. 1 r M XF - f W QQ, 1 -GA .BWV tk Z. 3, , x dig .M l x..,, , .. .,..7-' X 2, LQ, I if H , - if . X , zu y l ' Fflkr. .. ,,., if ' ' - -' Q97 f, 5 ig' in Pl' X 'll I 5 A l KNITTING CLUB-First row-Nancy Schultzg Diane Matthewsg Bobbi DelRossig Donna Dorvul. sec-Und row - i Joanne Millerg Leslie Craw- lordg Putty Kennedyg Elea- nor Ingenerig Elaine Rose. Standing-Joyce Hugginsg Mrs. Fitzgibbonsg Barbara ZZIVSTSOIIQ Terri Hzldleyg joan Goydong joan Gigliotti. if SEWING CLUB-Karen Busbyg Sharon O'Brien5 Ellie McVickerg Mary Barryg Debbie Porterg Cheryl Bennettg joan NlcDonz1lclg Joyce Paruskevag Cheryl Richurdsg Robin Baldwin. 1 k X r F PING PONG CLUB-Paul Creeng ' joe Lunettug Doug Stewartg Paul i Crucizlg jim Brunsfieldg David New- houscg Miss MacCurthyg jill Leca- A rozg Danny Tiernang Mary Sciar- i uppu. 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Sfllllflilljl-SllSllll Peahoclvg Lauri Clravesg Rosemary lioyleng Denise Sainpsnng Bill Briggsg lNIanreen Cliveng Linda Clionag Liona Harveyg Christine Barhas.N0tpic'f1u'c'f1- Marv Ann LaFolli. wwf- -.,...a..,,MM TABLE HOCKEY CLUB- Kneeling- ! ' M john Harrisung Damian Teirnan. Sitting- Ylv, lmnn VVoocls. lfirsl l'Ull.'- Paul Fitellg liettx l NN l 'ooclsg joyee Yeeehiarellig xyilyllt' llilli J Gail lrovenzanog Mike llerrag Dean Dex- ? 7 ling Paul Lezuttg l,es Xlilmergg Kevin Me- ' llzy c,Ol'l1llL'lig Howie Cfmnlmsg Daxicl lhmm, . 5 George Meilunclelg Stephen Clnstnx Mfr, X l V l . lielmael Clrilliing NYay'ne Kirlng Hulwerl 1 M Heicl. Seemzfl mu'-Patti l,awrenwn: F4 E31-Rel.-K, ug? D jaelqie Mieallizig ,laeki Cfaxx'tln'ung liulvin F r -' M Xl1illl'6gKlltllf'lIlLfLlllS. 2 I A Tl 'Milne 1 ' 141' . 1 v s..- Lhlin 1' fl 2' ff' x If uf 1 Y e . ' 8 F I F l I l l I JUNIOR ROTARIANS-l'iir.s'! row-Bula I,yl'nrdg Tom Bcatong Mr. McMahong jon Haywarclg Rick Sinallidge. Surnncl row-Carl Cotterg Dennis Murpliyg Bill Clustus: ' Larrv Harrington. MANAGERS CLUB-On tzllilc'-Steve Hullowayg Hilllllil1J2llt0ll.Sflll1f1ill,Lf- Nlr. Gillis, arlvisorg Den- nis Nllirpliyg Dan Niac- Dunalflg Bull Cunling Hike Severing jim Irwin. 4 40 W ' , fy lf f 1 VN 'S Y rylfiwffkx T ,, f 4 W ,-,.-:- 1 , pq fm , if QW B 1 r f V, X xy. All ,fJ,4f,W 53, ,, J V .,, ,Q 1A gf 1 U ,,, - wg if Q f Q L 1 'A ,, if A W I 'iff X , f I - .1 ' Qui. if ' - Mr' ., i Q ' ' if li gi, if , 44 Q M, 7 i, ' ,aw 1, ' , . UZ W i , V vt, ' M b 7 ,LL he f' R in 9' W X . Q I , ,. 145 Q f ',, v 1 y 4, ff , W 'fl M I Q' ff 4 - '1 5 W' 5, I ,tl g, ,A ,Wx X A 1 l 71 if-W iw f Fig? ff l L I W 'Q W -if nz ' ' 'f x , V 5 ,,. ' fi '-f 2 v. YWW ' Q ' 1' f f6:f,22X'Q 1 , .' V: Q . , ,. I 515,34 V 1 2 ' i fum A W sa f . . E, 'ff - ff-H253 If sw Q Qi f?f'1wenrv , 1 4 , ,. 1 X V 4 , . ,, WM? Y, ,Z ,W big ! ! if ,i , im, ? V2 52 -M -an' K 4 4' A. ' 5 f i. A , ' - : 5 if , ,D if ' I' , w. ' , M024 .,74, , . 1 V, ,,, Y 5 - if f ff vig. My g , f J l - , :V W ' T 'z ' ,, ' sf ' U15 44 UML ,W kr aw, ,, v ,' ag M , . , , gg, ly MM. 1 1 2 Q , ', 1, I df? f f :JW V ' W? ' 'gf-H fyklf 1 i Y N fl - y 'Wfgaf,f' If , wwf! x fmiw-. in in Z., lim. .a ev M- , A lf ' f' STUDENT COUNCIL-1 ir.Sf V010- jacki Cawthrong Kathy Gilligang Lorri Suggsg Susan Kreyg Sally Fantasia. Scunzfl row-Mr. NleDerxnott, advi- sorg Daniel Corsettig Richard Gustaf- song Frecl Campliellg Stephen Towersg David Cone. jd MAJORETTES - Kneeling - Terry Krasinskig Karen Lesnikg Joan Cuoeog janet Sullivang Diane Wentworth. Strmcling- Sandy Iaeskeg Lauren Hancoxg Michelle Eliag Martha Poloiang Linda Plaveg Peggy Vayo. BAND-First row- Susan Ilosinerg Paula jonesg Tricia Valeg jean Clearyg Ralph Daltong Alan Risog Lyz Godzykg Steve Williainsg Toni Wehherg Lynda Allisong Sally Stone. Seconcl mic-Delalmie Lo- therg Tom Piisg Edward Osguodg Dave Daltong Cindy jenseng Rick Bahiag Wade Hollirookg Mark Stirag Douglas Fishg David Pass- more. Third mu'-Hugo Wihergg Cary Whitconihg Lance Plattg Sven Wihergg David Hooperg Peter Ceorgeg jim Bur-kg David Cuneg Richard Buckg Richard Barrv. Q5 is.. 4, l WORK STUDY-First row-Mr. Cogang Kathy XValshg Beth jepsong Gail Parentg David Walshg Elaine Thorpg Donna jordang Mary Ann Morlani. Second mu'-Elaine Burpeeg Glenna Downsg Margo Landryg Mary Sullivang Marcia Calmneg Trudy Kennedyg Denise Bova. Third row- Leigh NVelJsterg Marie Riccig Charles Sheag Delilmie Inmang Ralph Bluclcg Dawn Mcflillivreyg Richard Weed. Fourth row-Boh VVelchg Richard Carterg Yves Grulnerg james jerrett. Fifth row-Margie Ilassg Henry Johnsong .Iiin Cinng Kurt Hinxmang Torn Breeneg Bula McKennag john jerrett. SCIENCE ACTIVITY-Seated-Cary Bertg Michael McFeeters5 john Kaniinskig Bob Hoggg Edward Adamsg Marcel Deveau. Standing-Janice Halping Wanda jenseng Michelle Lombardg David Doucetteg Kenneth Corumg Arthur Keefeg Mr. Krey, advisor. 3 4 ,. A-' - vlanuu. .HV 15' if 'NY' A A SKI CLUB '-n- PRINCIPAHS P,-XXEI,-I il'.s'f l'u1L'-Niall Ia - talclo, jan-kle XIILAIIZLI, iJ.1lc Ictclson. bumzrl rf' mu'-Stephen Cj0lll'SUV' I,au'rx' HLll'l'iIl4'fHIl xlllxt Hounds, Fum.1lclC.ollm11t, I mnk SJIIIIIIIUIIS 35 FHICSIINIAN CIASS UFFICICRS-Xlary Custuldo, presiclcntg IN1111 Nlurplmvgjm'Clm'clex1gju11isUs-nnetti. SOl'IIOfXlORli CLASS OFFICERS-Sc'z1tz'd-Chcg Clmliclgcg Stcvc Crnxrscy, Sfllllllillg-AIldl'Cil SiIVC'I'lTlLlllQ Holgcrt l'iIcl1c'1'. iff ., 'v JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Mike Rounc . . ' L , 1 t'. xllllllllli O IJ0ll'lllllLg Ann Novukg joe Sci Phyllis I,oc-klmrtg Rose Nlury Bmnsfield. fy.- aff ! Seniors ai ,FFS :iff Ag! 5? 75 2 93- . x 14- 2 - Ae K n1.l3!' xml' '-1 'di L M' lf! 51 if 5 L Ry ' E ? 'z 5 4 i in Qs.-'.mQhX'Ax,A 1 rf , A, 'f 1 1 l . Wa jf 1 a Ji ?f'n cup., '?3l.1!Ul! I nu: S.. n-.kdvnu J .' ,fx .. -fn -, 5...- Ik vim! 'I . VIIZN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Judy Boeri, treusurerg jackie Micalizzi, president' Lance Platt vice-presiclentg joan Cuoco, Secretary. is-fa six, ,gtg , 4 J Qs QI , f. , f +L M W f , V i f If ' V MW ' , ff, , W, , ,, 533' A Q .wwww , ,. usa lf, , PM ' ng: in ,tx m I I I 'N .X S w,X 1 '-ul L ,ni 1 7 1 I , 'I -3125 f' ' A Y ' 4 ' -Q W K' 4 'X if , ' QI, .-'f i i 31' fl h ! ,, gi ,, rx' ,- -if ,' xg, uk V' 2 V , ,,. , .. , QA - . -. ' ' Y ' ' - Yt ' ' J ' . I . t ' 'Q thnx ,gfj .,bxV,Lg, ' j- 4 - - .I 7 'X Qu . I 5,5 If I ' ' f-. ffQff, '5S?i'7fly iflff ji 17 M s 15,69-! .gf' I' U 'A S 5 r pw .W , 'K 38,37 I by l X 1, ' ,,x -A ,Agn-'ja Q1 It 1 I ., 4- 7' '.. n f ' f- af ,I I ff . J :fx 1 X 'gt' 1 1 .W fy, 1 1 ,Ig if W 1 Pg-,Ebay J I '23 .gs . 1 . X w ze 'n , 5 'X Q 1 ,f Sq .,,' J X if It-'v'.'., ' 4 fX J Y 4 , x 5' .K xxx- SVI 'v 1 ' ' I ,Y-.,i-p I 3' If f 9 '32 if .-'Y , ,S I, I ,, X! -125, 1 1 . 1, ,, Y J . 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W I A great match of skillib? X J 4 '---- fa, Lf 5.-, Q W Yum. Ouch! A tlme to remember. 41 Ng? . 4, 3 1 .- 1 'r Q - ' , A - f .f 4- : f - ,,o,, ' V . i' '- 1,- .1 30 fix WD S I f I , 5 ,nj I 7, ff: T511 ., '19 51: 5 Q 'M vw' , ,. -51,4 V ' ' . K pez uick, before we get Caught The longest walk. ,fi if! .V 'BM It's not yours yet. Old friends. t, The class of '71 as they stood-for two hours in fact. ,,,-f-re Going up? A long look at an worn path. 5 Y f ,rx 405' pl ,.,,.. il Mr. and Miss W.H.S. Lee Hubby and Dick Gillis ,Z-gal A mm W , , f .lf f 5 9 W . , M., .V lu H11 ,WN A, 7 .w7a,mwvww 4 Stew A-,wffy sg: fl 1 5 ,s,g Best Actor and Actress Ann Stantial and Rick Bahia Best Personality jackie Micalizzi and Bill Gustus f 1 5 Y Q I 'ng Steve Catalano and Lmda Valenti i S 'H' ! P. i 'af' 3 F 1 E 1 l ll l: is lil 56 Best Dressed Harry Latta and Rhonda Carlin lr, fi' Q Q if X -g,-,-'-ff- 5,', Most Studious l M Boh Lyford and Ann Lombard 1- 'Y , .:J'2f x , ' in r Most Talkative Kathy Bradley and Carl Capozzi Best Build and Best Shape Carl Cotter and Michelle LaValle siijgf wwf., x K Y. 4 4 X ,gif his f 53'?' vw vvvvuhlww Ny. K X xg ' 1 .K . V I 5 K , y xi X6 16' vqwqiwgiiwf' ,Q 4 K 4 Q- gn ,b ifmfvff M., Y A ' 7 X V 5 -rn , ix , .1 , Vs. X. 'KX K. . X ,M .' t 1 s X s C rl' 2' AA,. H -V Q . U x 4 o X J. 1 - f M, . 1 Q M V-- C fi W- W'm T ' 'WV l ,C I 'W 33' I Class Pests Dana Tiglle and Ann Stamtial an I 1.0 f 3 1 5 -3 2 X 3 s 1 2,1 Q, .lf ' Rf! 'fsff ,ff 2 4 ,-47' i in Mxx g effff y 1 - . X53 A ix, Most Bashful Brenda Locke and Ray York 4 Sn Class Clowns ooky I.ym-lm 1 V . mal xlfllllfit ful llfll ' I fr- Prettiest Smiles Lee Hulmlmy and Cliff Frilmerg Quickest Temper TX H Patti Hodgclon and jack Warford f 'Q ig-.--v I i P I l l l Q Prettiest Hair Don Harrison and Linda Place V .' ix Prettiest Eyes l Mike Curran and Patti Lawrenson 4 l l w w 1 l S! .1 ' a Sleepiest jim Irwin and Linda Spinney 955, 4 rv I -1 Xi, , lain! ' gm, FQ , f 24 iw 'fs -is Us RR W TM ' ff . H i E ' L Wg, at i Most Sophisticated Lance Platt and Cindy Jensen , 4 M ,f r gWf.SfqfsS'2z' .. ,, .sf , HW.: J, ,as gg! ' 5,9- 1 em? s Y XZ, , ' J f rs 33- ' , ggffj. ,,5,,,.p,,4g., , 2' ,ifxffif 3 'J .. f- U., H, 4- , , . ' we ,wg -.9 ff- 'J ,,. ,r. fl 'M Myra. .. Y' H 1' sf, - . -,-ag.-. .. ,W ...F--'Z C45 , 4- . . , - . - . 1' X- 1 M41 ' -- we 'rw 1: ff.,-fa If W21 . ' gl fr --1, gw.,.,.WM A v .fQ'r4 m,,,-. 1' ' Law? . 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LQQQI 5+ i y 'Ei QM' lisa! 1 ,lx if Class History Rhonda Carlin my 3 ' Y 'ug Class Will -jon Hayward I b Class Prophecy-Linnea Wiberg lf ! fi 51 fsfxff' J '-.fff .z ' ii fs 61 5 in I 7'1 A. 69 K W YEARBGOK STAFF l Y WV, 1 V Aw , Q X x, A A X , S1 X u ' -gel fmk , t, 1 l P1 K jackie Nlicnlizzi and Carol Freeman, co-editorsg Betty XVoodsg Robin Moore-3 Bev Hennessyg Gloria Murshg Robin Meadsg Judy Hezlittg Kathy lngullsg Pmrlmum Floresg Tony DeFmnL-escog Janis Fieldg Louise Bukerg Pam Buccmg Pat Law- reuceg Put Huclgdeng joan Cum-og Kathy Brad- leyg Putty VVintcrsg Lorraine Finley. iw -1' , ,. ,uw ind' A 1 Q-y,,,, ! - X 1 Sf' .,,.-.funnanlb ,pk g, lf' , It-,, ll' ,-,-'QE If E 5 GRADUATION N .fi,,mfn:1.ff ff f ' - P' Z 3 Q 41 1 xt Q' t , Y is J ' gh. K 4' 1 .,, W l W V1 P ,f ,v,,, -mw- C i x ow, I W8 .E s 'W I .7 fx V3 -- -R Q . x ,L . 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Pet Peeves: Working at Grantis, having to get up every morning tor school .... Interest: jimmy .... Outlook: Getting married in May toj.j., being happy. AMY ANDERSON Amy vfv - m,.,4r SUSAN ADAMS Sue National Honor Society .... Reineinbersg Meeting Terry, passing tests .... Pet Peeves: I'Iomework, book reports .... Interests: Science Glub, Chess Club, Terry .... Out- look: I,.Nl.II. School ol4Nursing. I Ski Club 4, j.V. Show, Senior Play .... Re- members: 215 girls, room: the office: Oct. 25, 1969, Mr. G.: Billie's party, trips to N.Y.g Hampton: Tony in the toilet, Ray .... Pet Peeves: Coast Guard, the office, people who think that thev're better than anyone else .... Notable'Deeds: Eddie, driving school, suspension, teachers that donit lis- ten .... Interests: Working at l itzgerald's, waiting for Ray, being late for school, skip- ping and getting caught, P.O.D. class .... Outlook: Marrying Ray, just being happy, being rich, having children. ,:,gu3 l. -Iva C-EORLE A. ANDERSON Nlonster Football, Skiing .... Remembers: Roasting marslnnellc-ws at 12:30 and getting caught at football canip .... Pet Peeye: Bordoni in classes .,.. Notable Deed: Graduating .... Interest: Rich women .... Outlook: Nlarry- ing a rich girl, diyorcing her, getting her to pay me alimony. RUSSELL A. AI.I,ARD Russell 'K l'ANlI'll,.-X I.. 15.-XCUN l'ani Concert Choir, Show, Senior Play, Ski Club. Yearbook .... Reineinbers: Nlr. l,ynch's algebra I class with l,ouisg junior Skip Day. 11,l29f'69g l2f'l?Jf'Tlg Nlaine xxith Ifarle. lflf.. D.K., IM .... l'et Peeves: CLAY.: conccitecl. unfriendly people: people who knock nn short dresses .... Notable Deed: ljtlssilll all 12 years right in a row .... Interests: ltoys and more boys, -Inn, little children, yettes. . . . Outlook: Recoining a probation ollicei' or social worker, ending up happilx inai- ried with tour beautiful children. ' SS 1 FF! E- RICHARD T. BAHIA Rick Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 25 -IV. Show, Senior Play ..,. Remembers: Corner in 101, senior play cast party, play rehearsals, the Big O, sleeping in Mr. Fardyis class, M.S.L., Tony in the toilet .... Pet Peeves: Clock in Mr. Cripps' class, j.I.'s sideburns, being attacked by band at football games, grooves in the drafting tables .... Notable Deed: Nail- ing the set to the stage .... Interests: Swim- ming, music, traveling, gymnastics, good times, IM ..., Outlook: Becoming a real man, doing the best and being the best at anything 1 do. LOUISE BAKER Wibgit Chorus 1, Show, Patrons' Drive 3, Sen- ior Play, Ski Club, Yearbook .... Remembers: Mr. 1,ynch's algebra I class with Pam, junior Skip Day, bomb scares, 7f16f'70, 11!25!70, all my friends at W.H.S .... Pet Peeves: G.W., people who think they know every- thing .... Notable Deed: Finally getting out ol' W.H.S .... Interests: Lennie, helping ex- ceptional children .... Outlook: Getting married, having four kids. FRANCES M. BAKER Fran Sr. Play, Jl.V. Show .... Remembers: Riding from Purdyls on the subway with the class president lor two hours, all the sleep-outs .... Pet Peeves: Getting caught by Mr. Kelley while running to lunch, homework .... Nota- ble Deed: Passing in my vocabulary home- work on the day it was due .... Interest: To live someplace where the winter never comes and where there are no wars .... Outlook: Getting married, having a family. 1 i ' 4 ,ZZ 1 1 V GARY BAKER Gary , l ! 1 CYNTHIA 1. BALCOM Cindy IV. Show .... Remembers: Thanksgiving 170, the 3 Bis. Malden with N.S., Memorial Day Weekend '70, Hail Weegiel, Maine, Mrs. Bell's wedding, Sidekick, ice cubes .... Pet Peeves: Dirty sneakers, arm bands, flag displayed disrespectfully .... Notable Deeds: Passing algebra II, working at Sweetheart Plastics for longer than an hour .... Interests: Getting through college, being with my gang, D.W .... Outlook: Becominga physical therapist. ARTHUR A. BARNABY Artie Remembers: Becoming a senior .... Pet! Peeve: School lunches .... Notable Deed: Having someone else do my homework .... Outlook: Getting out of high school before I get my pension. SUSAN BARRY Sue Remembers: junior Skip Day, the prom, the bomb scares, Dennis, joan, doubling with F.B. and P.H., P.O.D. class with Mr. D. . . . Pet Peeve: Gym classes .... Interests: Ski- ing, Dennis, bowling, having fun .... Out- look: Living a long and happy life, getting married in a few years. i 'El JUDITH BOERI jude Class treasurer 3, 4, Basketball Cheerleader 3, co-captain 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Show, Alpha 4 .... Remembers: Rm. 113 with I.C., freshman and sophomore years, skip- ping down the corridor, Henry Gibsonjokes, I.V. Show rehearsals, distilled water bottle, skipping once .... Pet Peeves: Being classi- fied, being used, my nose .... Notable Deeds: Eating apples, getting IM. fixed up for the junior Prom 169, being a corpse in the j.V. Show .... Interests: Skiing, art, the guys .... Outlook: Becoming a commercial artist, join- ing the Peace Corps. I 1 v Y if 1 A -r --- 9 AGN THOMAS F. BEATON Tombo Baseball 1, 12, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Soc- cer 3, 4, Science Fair 2, Yearbook, Student Government 3 .... Remembers: Pep talks from Rocky, Mr. Kelley's math class, four on four with Gino .... Pet Peeyes: English class, losing to Gino, unable to beat Andover in basketball, trying to shut Larry up ..,. Interests: Sports, having a good time .... Out- look: Making enough money after graduation to retire and live in Taihiti for the rest of mv days. I ..AQb. CHILRYI, BONIPANE Bompi Ski Club, Arts and Crafts .... Remembers: Mrs. Bls U.S. class, july 21, 1968, Show, the prom, class play, XV.C., Nlrs. Nlartin, Drum Corp, lunches, 215, camping .... Pet Peeves: Gym, tests, snobs, people who think they're great, lunch, people that don't listen to anyone else .... Negative Memories: Sus- pension, Mr. D., teachers that clon't listen, coming to Wilmington, W.H.S .... Interests: Wayne, traveling, art, horses, having lun, camping .... Outlook: School, travel, then marriage, kids. LINDA BERL' B111 Linda Remembers: Senior Play, Show. , . Pct Peeves: Cates peanut butter with American Chop Suey, gymnastics .... Interests: Ska ing, basketball, watching hockey, sewing cooking .... Outlook: Becoming a laboratory technician. ww ff . ,, .- i f I 4' i JOSEPHBOT1iI.I10,jR. joe Hockey 1, Cross Country 1. 2, Senior Play. Remembers: XValdon Pond, my '60 Conutt senior class party alter the play, a girl nam Gerryl' .... Pet Pceyes: Getting caught cutting in lunch line, gyln class first periocl cutting class and getting caught by coach. , Interests: Hockey, llot Rods gynigastits electronics .... Outlook: Becoming an elm tronic technician, just being what 1 really want to be. .f' I ,ff J . - X 2 ,K : H if XX 1 i 5, r ' r :f !. ' QCP, f ' .fr-1.. . 9, N 'I .' an 1. if Q-' IWIIXIS Il. l. I. IQUYA IIN. 4 I 'vIInxx xx 'CU I'Q.X'I'I'I I .If Ifx l3II.'XIDI.EY I'Il'.uI IIUI 5mlIIII.lII SIIUXK. FXCLIIIIXQ' Iiw.mI 4. 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X x 'I -Lif ' I Nix XILLAI. ..-fl iw, XIIINIA1' N KIQTI IIL1.. 'X .1 NN if IQ' SD 'tn IWIIXDE I. I+I'IRIQAIQ INTQBL jf , -e Q- N I W ' ,Y ,- .f -I z . c: x, I f' ,, ...K ,, N Vi, I Q Q ' U'XI -' It , Y r 1 PY s .47 Aa' K Y . I . ,.' J . r . f s -' v . . V i .- -4 E - 3' .11 ' - Q ' . F, - jr -' 5 -' :' I , r if . 7, M ff? f f f ' 5 ' if . ' S A 2 S. ,I , , ru J4 5 it gv-Q, 3' .1 i I - M9 47 -i ig ' DI.-NNE E I9'.'FxI'LE D1..1 .f I Las. 1' E ,ff f 4. 1' Y 5.1 .k.EiF... 4I N .31-5 If.. 4 P.vi.1:1':1 :?sr I I.II iff 53. i.1 ..i xx. gin..- .t ..fQ1 f 5 ' 'sy . 7:1 U gf: A In 1.7.1 Dksefs riff. i,..A11'.g, Ti.. 1. -.1II - ' 'N x-' A, 5 0 ELAINE M. BURPEE Elaine Majorette I, 2, 3, Senior Play, j.V. Show .... Remembers: Night of junior Prom, The Grape , jackieis great steal, junior Sleep-out, P.O.D., trip to California in the summer of '70, when Kenny was a good kid .... Pet Peeves: Conceited people, milk, leaky pens, school lunches, pushy people .... Notable Deeds: Surviving through W.H.S., being able to live through Cinois class, finishing all my hats for Christmas .... Interests: Hairdress- ing, . 1 MARCIA A. CARBONE Marsh Field Hockey I: Senior Plav: Yearbook .... J . h Remembers: Tommv, Hampton, winter oi '70 with jan, a certain night with Donna and Sheila in Hampton, the bog, summer ot' '60. Boston, Mr. Fessenden .... Pet Peeves: Aggrevating people, people with no patience, phonies, saying good-bye, having other people influence my thinking .... Negative Memories: Staying back, I.S.S., Mr. D., busi- ness law .... Interests: Tonuny, skiing, bowl- ing, reading, having fun .... Outlook: further- ing my education, traveling, '.. i 5 l i 1 GAHI, VV. G:Xl'UZZ1 Gino Ski Club, Ghess Glub, llockey .... lteinciu- bers: 7 seconds, Shoxx, junior Glass Sleepout, junior Skip Day .... 1'et 1'ei-vt-s: VVilmington girls, weekend hippies, big mouths like I used to be .,.. Notable Deeds: lfreshnien class president, bit ol'j,Y. Show, .. . Interests: Girls, skiing, skating, weekend ski trips .... Outlook: Being an international ski bum, being larnous. PHILLIP BUTLER Howdy Eli' emeinbers: Going to New York, 70H, the boys at North VVilinington Drug. . . . Pet 3 KU' 0.-...aff Peeves: Hippies, VVilmington girls, English R teachers .... Negative Nlemory: House at C'1 i ' ali lnt C ils I 'ill e s Bez ' .... crests: li ' Q .... Jut- look: Being a millionaire plavbov with a dozen breweries. N'-is Km, ga RHONDA sl. CARLIN Rhonda Pep Squad: Alpha 13: French Club -1: Student Council 3: NHS 33, 4 ..., Renienibers: 02101 vs. 02102, zippers , Xiaketield and Everett, short weekends, hancheapotsuisnous, cer- tain classes??, Room 2113 tliberals vs. coiiser- vativesl .... Pet Peeves: Noisy eaters, buz- zardn, people who thry to niake lite more complicated than it really is .... Notable Deeds: Getting iny license, making it through biologyl, being able to go someplace without getting lost, graduatingl . . . Interests: Lite, people .... Outlook: Going to college, major- ing in French. X I X FE.-XNGIS X. CI,-XHRO1,1,,j1i, lfrank Reinembers: Gino's class, plax ing hoekev at two olclock in the uioruing, skip day, trip, summer ot' 1970 ,,,. 1'et 1'eeve: Hax ing people say, I told you so, ,... Notable Deed: Getting a 02 in English ,.., Outlook: 1 urthering education, inakiug enough nionex. being happy. 1 'Inq'-sk .if . ff? 1- SY RICHARD A. CARTER Dick XVork Study .... Remembers: The day Dennis threw the sink out the boys, room Window .... Pet Peeves: Mr. Garrett, school .... Negative Memory: Bob Welch .... Interests: Chevies, cars, getting a new car .... Outlook: Loafing as much as possible. X CARL D. COTTER Carl Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 .... Remein- bers: Getting a 97 in English my senior year, almost beating Andover in track in my sopho- more year .... Pet Peeve: Being on time for school .... Outlook: NVinning the New Eng- land Discuss title, marrying Renee and be- ing happy. STEPHEN CATALANO Steve Ilockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3 .... Remembers: Fragile shoulders, the whistle, Linda, Roger, Cueball, Mutton- head, Wonder Boy, Dink, The Dice, Cham- pionships, Carrigan, Red-Cross .... Pet Peeves: Lunch ladies, physics, advanced math, injuries, losing .... Notable Deed: I graduated .... Interests: All sports, my ,67 Barracuda .... Outlook: Succeeding in what- ever 1 attempt, leading a good and happy life, getting along with that girl named Valente. SUSAN CRAWFORD Sue Softball 1, Math League 1, 2, 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: j.V. Show, Yearbook .... Remembers: The Zoom, Kelley's Kornies, the Snob Soci- ety, French, friends, M.Y.F., Norwood and California, English 03101 .... Pet Peeves: Sick jokes, phonies, ingrates, boring subjects, Mr. D., science projects, college applications. . . . Negative Memories: Physics, Milf Famee in Iceland, three ants in a bottle, English .... Interests: Reading, people, tennis, swim- ming, softball basketball, ping Jong ice 3 I 3 skating, mathematics UD. ,, ,i jf Z X -fan,-e Aff' X fg,,,fi iwjgr ,iff41ig2fW4f,gfW7 Y M, ,f 4 , JACQUELINE A. CAWTHRON Field Hockey 1: Student Council 3 4 utive Board 4, Ski Club 4 . Billie Dawns' party, 519170 Mus Annie, Mic, Bob, Tony in the t Grungi,,' Miss Dadoly .... Pet Pe Wenches, jungle jane, jackson M Chorus-126 .... Negative Memories ing over curbs, Boones Farm, the Gran Bible, Joyce .... Interests: Travel inthe U further schooling, marriage and a family. .jacki . . . t c e B PAULA CRISPO I X, I JOAN CUOCO Cuoco Band 1, 2, Majorettes 2, 3, capt. 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, 'I.V. Show .... Remembers: Sept. 28, 1968 and Don: my fellow wenches, last year's gang, talks, skipping down the hall .... Pet Peeves: Mono, small minded Qeople, people who are always right .... Nlegative Memories: Coming in at 10:00, luly 4th weekend, boring Friday nights .... Interests: Marching, winter and snow, doing ny thing, fooling around, bikes, my friends, D. H .... Outlook: College, N.Y.C., modeling, iraveling, being happy. ,P--, MICHAEL P. CUBRAN Carrigan Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Vice President 2 .... Remembers: Two lNI.V.C. Champion- ships, Frenchie, Lappa, Lefty, C. E., The Rock, The Whistle, dancing in Al Hopes car, jack Warf .... Pet Peeves: Book reports, term papers .... Outlook: Being happy no matter what I do. DEBORAH L. DAY Debbie Remembers: Home ec. parties, Billy, senior lunch table .... Pet Peeves: Any kind of math .... Interests: Sewing, cooking, travel- ing .... Outlook: Becoming a nurse. 33 il X337 ANTHONY DEFRANCESCO Tony Band 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, Track 2, j.V. Show, Wrestling, Senior Play, Yearbook .... Be- members: j.V. Show and Mr. Osmond, the parties after the j.V. Show and Senior Play, skipping school and not getting caught .... Pet Peeves: Mr. Carrett, graduation practice, rainy days in April and May, winter, school. . . . Negative Memories: English class, doing a 20-page term paper for Mr. Cripps, trying to make up all work before sign out day, being in high school .... Interests: Cirls, drums, scuba diving, Barbara .... Outlook: Beating the draft, making lots ofmoney. JOHN DAhlllfl,l, Eagle Spring Track, Cross Country, Science- Cihib. Chess Club .... Beinenibcrs: Iiinior Skip Day, having French for three years with Nliss Bocchino .,.. Pet Peeve: llianning Cross Country .... Notable Deed: Fifth place in the Science Fair as a sophomore .,.. lntc-rt-sts: Girls: stamp, coin, and rock collections. . . . Outlook: Becoming a doctor. WILLIANI G. DELISLE Billy Football 1, 2, 3, -1: Track 1, 2, 3: XVrestling 4: Family Living Committee, Dance Connnit- tee Remembers' C' E with I tftv- l '11 if r and Balloon Head: D.H., Nov, 3, 1070, IC .... Pet Peeves: Stuck-up football players, being prepared for college, teachers cramming work the last week of school .... Notable Deeds: Craduating, passing Hr. Kelley's class two consecutive years. CACLD .... Interests: The finer things in life .... Outlook: Dim, bright, hopeful. Jn-nt. fl' ,4- afaf pq: . gi xg. -, fx Kg' ,x ' rv. - , s-1-, ite, ' . Q .P :5 3 ff Q X it L . 'i-i3?:'I,f7Ql In 1 r, gs. 1 hr, gangs I Q , i s 'P :ftijaz Qu . i 4 Hsu X at , A . . Q Q f ii K. ,ul , : 5, 1 3 H ' I A V ' ,- , Iv f j S f . . f 1 , 21 at .na FRANK DE MARCO IR. Frankie Remembers: French skits, Mr. Kelley's math classes ,... Pet Peeves: English class, people who think they are great .... Notable Sayings: NVhat do you care?, sol, what of it. . . . Interests: A few .... Outlook: Dim. 11 -endif' NI.-XUREEN E. DOANE Maureen Riding, Swimming. Concerts .... Remem- bers: New York, Ilumble Pie, Cambridge, Tea Party ,... Pet Peeves: School, third lunch, gym .... Interests: Music, traveling. . . , Outlook: Finishing school, traveling. MARGARET D'ERRICO Remembers: The smokes in the girls' room, leaving study on last period, Mrs. Gershon, doing anything to pass my four years .... Pet Peeves: People that think they are really something else, teachers making you stay after because youlre two minutes late for class. . . . Interest: Arthur .... Outlook: Moving out of Wilmington, getting married, making money, traveling. I EUGENE DOUCETTE Gene Ski Club .... Remembers: junior Prom, Nlighty Nova, Deb, suspension, weekend ski trip .... Pet Peeves: jeanl, Mr. Garrett. . . . Interests: Deb .... Outlook: Air Force, getting married. 441In RONALD DUCAY Ron LESLIE DLUZNIESKI Les Future Teachers' Club, Pep Club, A.F.S .... Remembers: Most of all, summer of '70, junior Skip Day, Mr. Kelley's jokes, Mrs. Aldrich's English classes, bomb scares: sophomore sleep-out: Danny, 7f11f70, 1O!3!70, all my friends at W.H.S .... Pet Peeve: People who don't care about others. . . . Notable Deed: Passing Mr. Kelley's alge- bra II class .... Interests: Dancing, snow- mobiling, New Hampshire .... Outlook: Touring Europe this summer, going to col- lege next year to major in elementary educa- tion. 1 I F ,J , ., yt . 311 l 3 li I i EARLE R. ELLIS Earle Z' STEPHRIN A. ELSWORTII Fls eineinlmers It in tl B x Suulm s L iss unscheclulccl x it itions Piet ones MICHAEL ICSPOSITO Mike Footliall I,2, 3, -1: Hockey I, 2, 3, 'lg Track 2 3, 4 ..., Renieniliers: Tlie Iootlrall games practices. ,q,4,.. Pet Peewc Nlontl tx I intl Outlook C etting rlcli tl1t'tllllLIxt st xx ix possllmlc I I I . li 4 I i I I F I BRIAN T. FARRELL p Brian sl I I 3 s i 1 I I SALLY L. FANTASIA Sally Field Hockey Ig XVilcIcat Mascot 2: Footlmall Clieerleacling 2, 53, capt. 4: Stutlent Council, treasurer 4: Stuclent tlovernnicnt Day 4 .... Renieniliers: Getting license, Nlontlay niglits. I3f17f70, sleepout antl lieacli party, junior VVeek, 1027167 .... Pet Peeves: Ilypocrites, lioring classes .... Negative Nleinories: -Ioli seeking, Nlr. Kellefs tests anal jokes, junior year, Frencli skits. clinilwing in ancl out olicalc lienclies, clieerleacling practice .... Interests: Tlie arts, swinnning, sports .... Outlook: Graduating from school of nursing, seeking happiness tlirougli untlerstancling. JANIS Ii. I IIiI.ID Tinx' Ycarlmook ..., Reincinlwersz Nix' Ifair Laclv. POD class .... Pet I'eex'es: People wlio arc alwavs in tlic way, lit-ing callctl i I'ini H .... Xotalile Deetlz Being lic-lptul ancl clit-erlul, town. Int Outlook: Nlarrying, moving to a small erest: Taking care ol' sniall cliiltlren. ,GW Q- Q X ,fb 1 I f 1 In I 'ii 'v-...pv LORRAINE P. FINLAY Lorraine Pep Club, IV. Show, Cake Sale, Yearbook. . . . Remembers: Vocabulary day, 7th grade in the High School, Rickyis seminars, all the plans, trip to Pennsylvania .... Pet Peeves: Teachers who open the windows on cold days, gym, lunches, kids who insult others. . . . Notable Deeds: Surviving three years in Nlrs. A.'s class, passing two years of Mr. Kfs math class .... Interests: People, having fun. . . . Outlook: College. CAROL A. FREEMAN Carol Concert Choir 2: Color Guard 2: N.H.S. 4: Yearbook co-editor 4: Ski Club 3, 4 .... Re- members: August 1, 1969, February 14, 1970, December 22, 1970, the Youth Center, working at Lucci's, driving my VNV, man- aging one member of the track teamn .... Pet Peeve: People who can't take life as it is without trying to make it overly profound. . . . Notable Deeds: Almost', learning to ski, finally getting my license, and GRADU- ATINCI .... Interests: Jim, my family, my fixture family, skiing, driving VVV's. JO ANN FLEMING jo Remembers: Our successful skip day .... Pet Peeves: Bossy people, getting up in the morning to come to school .... Interests: Working as a nurses, aide at the T.I-I. and N.E.M.H., skiing, motorcycle racing .... Out- look: Going to Lowell General School of Nursing, traveling, marrying: ' CAROL A. FRANCIS Carol Art Club .... Remembers: Skipping school and getting caught once, three bomb scares. . . . Pet Peeves: People's constant putting down of others who are different, the draft. . . . Negative Memories: My first years in VV.H.S., the shock ofit .... Interests: People, nature, the ocean .... Outlook: Everyone finding that peace goes deeper than just a word. 'ta-'W' f 4. ,fig 7221 H wg-N .W BARBARA FLORES Barb l j.V. Show: Senior Play, Yearbook: Executives Board .... Remembers: 8:02 Lowell, junior Prom, j.V. Show, Senior Play, weekends at Brendais, Kathy's closet, shaving cream, be- ing mistaken for Brenda, driving to Lunen-i burg .... Pet Peeves: People who call me a p tease, people who don't stay out of otheri people's affairs .... Notable Deeds: A cer- ' I tain night at the Plaza, Kathy's helping hand. l . . . Interests: Tony, to go to California. . . . : Outlook: Making people happy, being a wife I and mother like my mother. 4 3 l l 4 l J l 4 ' , , 4 , CLIFFORD S. FRIBERC jet i Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 2, 3, 4:l Spring Track I, 2, 3, 45 IV. Show, Band 1, 2,l 3, Student Council 2 .... Remembers: junior Year, hard practice for track, trading lockers with Linda, forgetting to remember .... Pet Peeves: Skipping track practice, racing to lunch, dreaming in class .... Negative Memo- ries: Reading to the class, taking notes all day, typing .... Interests: Hockey, skating, swimming, sleeping .... Outlook: Becoming a spray painter or a teacher. LINDA D. CAMBLE Lynn Field Hockey 1, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1: Alpha 1, 2, 3, Yearbook ..., Remembers: Monadnock, summer of '69, Cornelia and others, Kitty'S, 5l23f70, hanchopetsuisnous, Early in the Morningn, broken bones. . . . Pet Peeves: Falling down the cafe stairs in front ofsomeone you've tried hard to impress, finding a dead fly in your cheeseburger, French skits .... Notable Deeds: Mastering the art of playing the kazoo, achieving a goal in Mrs. Aldrich's class .... Interests: Skiing, B.P., the guitar, M.Y.F., underclassmen friends, sports. RICHARD F. CEARTY Cud Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 22 ..,. Remembers: Duce's Mighty Nova, R. Nickerson's party, the cafe .... Pet Peeves: Getting up in the morn- ing, guidance .... Interest: Fooling around, having fun .... Outlook: Someway becoming a success in some field. ff? iigggfy DOROTHY M. CARDNER Dottie Remembers: California, summer of 70, Christmas Eve, the fight with N.R.C., Rifle Range, DeMonlas, the trailer, broken win- unior Skip Day, Sunday softball games, Salisbury. . . . Pet Peeves: Sensitivity, gym, algebra II. MONICA D. CILARD1 Mona Drug Committee .... Remembers: P.O.D. class: English 4301, D.H.: Y.C., Mrs. Cronin, 215 girls, room: Tom: Dec., 1969 .... Pet Peeves: Snobs, conceited people, school, algebra, biology, baggy nylons, kids, useless classes, phonies, people who think they are what they arenit .... Negative Memories: School rules, all the things I could have but never did .... Interests: Drum corps, teach- ing .... Outlook: Becoming a history teacher, owning a red corvette. RICHARD Xl. 4111.1 .IS Dick Irootball 1, 2, 0, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4: fiaclt 2 - 4 .... Reincnilier: ' I 4 championships, joan, thc xx histle, iny lannlj the Cusbings, a girl lroin Swcclcn ..,. Pct Peeves: Kids that grow their hair long ann think they found the answer to the worlds problems, sportswriters, losing to Tcxxks bury .... Interests: Sports. Rafincl Wt-It-li Irish curling, playing line-bacl-'cr with Dials Buturs, Dartmouth football ..., Outlook: 4.14 ting into Dartmouth, sonichow: lincling a pleasant, good looking girl whojnst happen to be filthy rich. -1'-fy FRANCIS CARYIN I' l'llIH'1S f---Jil l ls ,, l i 5 wa' MAUREEN GIVEN Mo Student Govermnent, j.V. Show, Patrons' Drive, Senior Candy Sale .... Remembers: Maine, a certain boy, SSIO2, Lowell, the terrific trio, the races, the Sheriffs office, lNIosimaldi .... Pet Peeves: Early birds, two- faced hypocrites, nosey people, people who donyt mind their own business .... Notable Deeds: Getting to school on time, getting K.O.B.'s learner's permit .... Interests: Traveling, boys, peace .... Outlook: Becom- ing a legal secretary. BRENDA GRAVES Bren Prom Committee 3, j.V. Show, Sr. Play, Year- book .... Remembers: Shaving cream, Lunen- burg, Anne's party, 8:02, Viva, Bobby, being mistaken for Barb, being left off at Plaza, Kathyis closet, weekends at my house, L.T.I. . . . Pet Peeves: People that canit mind their own business, trying to get through to a cer- tain person, almost doing it .... Notable Deeds: Fried eggs, fights, my big bruise, never getting my chance .... Interests: To go to California .... Outlook: Getting into some kind of school. l ROBERT C. GRAY Football, Hockey, Riding Clubs. . . bers: Hampton Beach, Mr. D's class, Pro dence and Hartford, meeting ID., the fen and Louis ,... Pet Peeves: Getting go marks in history without studying, being t first one in line at lunch .... Notable Deer Graduating, not making varsity hockey, Ml F., a fight with Mr. G. because of j.D. . Interest: janet DiBella .... Outlook: Cloud, with gradual clearing. I l YVES F. GRUBER Frank Football I, Hockey 2 .... Remembers: Stand in treslunan year, Nlr. Grec-oe's English class. . . . Pet Peeves: Studying, principals, getting up to come to school .... Interests: Florence, cars, sports, working and getting a big pay check .... Outlook: Having a happy and suc- cessful lile. 86 IAIVIES C C UM n Rcmcmbcis Our own school lunches com mg into shop l ite Pet Peeve School Interests Woodworking Sus in Rlndell Outlook Be itmg the dr ift WILLIAM GUSTUS Bill A Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Capt. 3 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Claz President 3, Student Council I, N.H.El Alpha I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2 .... Remember yr: My senior year, Nov. 28, 1970, Hampto ,. Kiwanis Sign, R. R. and C's, the W-mobil V driving to and from Cape, j.V. Show, footbal H.W.W., A.B., jenney Station hangout, T.I . . . Pet Peeves: Eternal damnations. . . . Nc able Sayings: Whopper, Fry, I5 coke, 94 yc got iem, take ,em away .... Interests: T.D l coca-cola .... Outlook: Going to colleg ' graduating, doing what I want to do. , MARJORIE A. HAAS Margie Remembers: J.V. Show, junior Prom, junior Week, running to lunch and finding out we were having hot dogs again .... Pet Peeve: Homework .... Interests: Cooking, boating, bowling .... Outlook: Having a happy mar- riage. PAUL HANKIQ Paul C 1 1 Q 35133 S LAWRENCE HARRINCTON Larry Cross Country 2, 4, Indoor Track 1, 22, 3, 4, Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 3, Math League 3, 4, Alpha 3, 4, Debating Club 4, National Honor Society 3, -1, junior Rotarian 45 Principalis Panel .... Remembers: 2f14f68, having Mr. Kelley three hours a day in 70-71, third year French, dropping type for calculus. . . . Pet Peeves: Nagging teachers, people who say I donit caren .... Interests: Sports, history, math .... Outlook: Becoming a law- yer or majoring in business administration. 5 ll.. 555, -we ff-'N ,Q ta., ' 1 if 5 43222 M , 1 152. JAMES E. HACKETT Buddy Drama Club .... Remembers: Those carefree student assemblies out in the football field due to an increase in bombings at the be- ginning of the school year .... Pet Peeve: Teachers who give you work to do at the end of the term and don't give you time to put it off .... Notable Deed: Passed English for all four years .... Interest: Meditating from 8:00 to 2: 15 ..., Outlook: Blase. x I ' ffiirfl? fi i if 4 ..., ,553 f if if 41 9932? al ffm: ffjfgi E V ,f 1 'ff wf 1 A I . DONALD Nl. HARRISON Curb Remembers: Timmy: my novel nights with W,C.. RJ. and Needle: 5-15, newspapers, VIVAlg Mr. Crea-oe, Bengt, 167 La-cross, al- ways being on time: Laconia with Ciraffe neck, ali my great friends and my family. . . . Pet Peeves: Hair cuts, NAT, Peasants., Lac- trodectus Nlactan, bigots, walking to school. . . . Interests: Nlotor-scooters, enchanting young ladies, the races, everything that is happening around me ..., Outlook: To rise above ullflIl0Sf,l all evil, to get married to whomever I choose, to live my lite to its ut- most and end up in Heaven where I belong. rf' ,TP 045' PETER A. HARVEY Peter Pet Peeve: Insincere people .... Notable Deeds: Cross Country, My Fair Lady, -IX Show, Senior Class Play .... Interests: Ski ing, skiing, skiing, rock climbing .... Ont look: Deciding on a career and doing xvell at it. 4v 14' -..yu-au? '1 '3' JONATHAN W. HAYWARD jon Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Math League 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, ln- door Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. . . . Remembers: Science Club arguments, how I hated Track .... Notable Deeds: N.H.S., Math League high scorer, Bauch and Loub award .... Interests: Electronics, ski- ing, swimming, boating .... Outlook: I donit dare look. KAREN M. H EIM Spoon Remembers: Deb's car, eating lunch out on the hill, graduation practice, fork and poke-a- tummy, collecting for Mr. Carrett's mink bow'tie, going to the Pewter Pot during first period .... Pet Peeves: Mr. Carrett's bow-tie, stuck up people, U.S. history, suspension, staying for being late .... Negative Memo- ries: The smell of burnt food in the home ec. room, the smell of formaldehyde from biol- ogy .... Interests: Bobby, poetry, music, cooking .... Outlook: Being a Vista volun- teer. ' Q 1 fhunsj JUDITH HEZLITT Judy Business Club, Yearbook .... Remembers: Nlrs. Wlebberis Type 3 class, Junior Skip Day, junior Prom, read, think, do, February 14, 1968, Nlri D. and the boys, Mrs. Aldrichis English class, the dictaphone .... Pet Peeves: Perfect copies, people who think they know everything .... Notable Deed: Getting an AH from Mrs. Webber .... Interests: Help- ing underprivileged children, making some- one special happy .... Outlook: Becoming a secretary, traveling, being happily married. DONNA HILLSON Donna Remembers: The night the exhaust gave us away, junior Prom, skipping school and not getting caught, the aluminum .... Pet Peeves: White socks, bow ties .... Negative Memories: My chrysler, New Year's Eve '70. . . . Outlook: Getting a good job, marrying jackie. W 1, W BEVERLY A. HENNESSY l Bev Alpha 1, Softball 1, j.V. Show, Yearbook N.H.S. 4 .... Remembers: Gangs , 12!20f68. Bwana, barrel of monkeys, 442, Mustang, shiftl, Hampton, Billie Dawnis party, St Patrick's Day .... Pet Peeves: Philip, Falcon, C-baby, Tyrone, all right , conceit. . . 1 Negative Memories: Don't you care ? , Ste, the car , trucks and glasses, mountain climbs Ellen, that weekend .... Interests: Listeningl fire places, worrying .... Outlook: Flying tx California in my brother's plane, love, a big family, a small house. WALTER HILLS Wally Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 1, 2, Base- ball 1, 2, j.V. Show .... Remembers: Foot- ball, 41 in the state, '70, my coaches, playingf hockey in Nashua Saturday nights, last sum- mer with Debbie, walking home from Kitty'5 I Plum Island, june 14, 1970, Debbie, Carol, all the great times, Barby, Callie, Sandyg' Sharon, more great times, 416171 with Carol. . . . Pet Peeves: Excuses last year for not go- ing to football practice, coming home late. . . . Negative Memories: Football sprints. . . . Interests: Sports, girls, cars, living .... Out- . look: Making people happy. 6 F1 il ll M V, lt lr 1 -i I 1 ll E ii l LEE A. HUBBY Lee Field Hockey 1, 2, Cheerleading 2, 3, co- capt. 4, j.V. Show, Yearbook .... Remembers: M.E. and me, Mr. Kelley: Finkelstein, lis- tening at the door with Marilee, Nancy: twins, sisters, or cousins: Red Devils: Ban the Middiesn .... Pet Peeves: Mothers, swollen eyelids, un-sunny days .... Notable Deeds: Sticking up for Alison, getting every- thing together on time .... Interests: Sewing, dress designing, interior decorating, sports, Mike .... Outlook: Moving out of state, go- ing to business school, settling down, being happy. 11 KURT W. HINXMAN Kurt Remembers: Skipping and going to the beach, skin diving, skiing .... Pet Peeves: Teachers, followin rules .... Notable Deeds: Coming to schoogf .... Interest: Making my friends happy .... Outlook: Happiness ith C.A.P., making money. ,. ann YB' 9 I WMI-ug' uusvaosnnd 'A PATRICIA HODCDON Hodg Field Hockey 1, Ski Club, IV. Show, Year- book .... Remembers: My fellow wenclies, all the things we pulled over on IB., Miss Ku1's art class, all the great times, IV. Show, being a criminal in Cino's class, pend- ing suspension .... Pet Peeves: Nlatli, hypo- crites, people who never smile, white socks, floods, people who pick on me because I am small .... Notable Deed: What a wench .... Interests: Skiing, painting. knowing people. . . . Outlook: Succeeding in whatever I at- tempt, traveling, becoming an art teacher. LAXVRICNC IIC T. 111 DKYIC Larry Remembers: Spenciing two lull xx ccks n school: November, 19170 .,.. litcrnallj. Clratm ful To: Faculty, administration and gnnlantt personnel of Vvllllllllgltlll lligln Sm-bool . Notable Deed: Finishing first tr-rin plvysit in February, 1971 .... Outlook: llrn optinns tic. W'-qw' S KATHLEEN INCALLS Kathy Pep Club, Executive Board 3, IV. Show, Senior Play, Patrons, Drive 3, Yearbook, Ski Club .... Remembers: U.S. history, 8:02, Lowell and L.T.I., Bruins' games, the closet, fried eggs, Tony and the toilet, big O .... Pet Peeves: Being used as a punching bag, peo-. ple who can't make up their minds .... Nega- tive Memories: Five days suspension, Boston Common, Dennis, the clock in 101, Alice .... Outlook: Trying to forget the past, finding happiness in the future. DEBORAH INNIAN Deb Remembers: A fire in the front seat of the t during lunch, suspension .... Pet Peeve: X beerie. . . . Notable Deed: Iliving Dave r home ec. lollipop .... Interests: Smoke, art .. . Outlook: Becoming an artist. 'W' 'Q-qui DAVID IRWIN Boomer Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 4: Base- ball I, Football I: IV. Show .... Remembers: Cino, Doc, Nluttonheacl, Cue ball, Yorko, Fribugger, trip to Rumania, Capper, Wayne Cashman, in the summer ...I Pet Peeves: My temper, the lip, the clique thing, the hip thing, fakes and phonies .... Notable Deeds: Learning to whistle, taking out the trash, changing a waterpump, double jumping clock start ..., Interests: Hockey, Waterskiing, fe- male species, Friday and Saturday nights with the guys, sleeping. ' JANIESELIRWHN jim Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, capt. 3, 4 .... Remembers: Muttonhead, Yorko, Roger, football camp, VVhopper, fries, 15c, coke, 94, you got aem, hockey bus, toot- ball and hockey championships, PAK, the Burlington hockey games, being the only straight one in the class .... Pet Peeve: Los- ing .... Negative Memory: The poor officiat- ing at the Burlington game .... Interests: Chicks, sports, sleeping .... Outlook: Stay- ing straight, succeeding. CINDY L. JENSEN Cyn Band I, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4, Dram: Club 1, 2, 3: Business Club 4 .... Remem bers: Making a star for the Christmas tree lunch with N.O., A.L., and K.L .... Pe Peeves: People who Ufeedi' milk cartons, lacl of progress .... Notable Deeds: Assistani Director Senior Class Play, solos in concerts representative to Senator McKenzie,s youtl council, first alternate to greater Boston AMS .... Interests: Drama, music, gymnas-I tics, skiing .... Outlook: Happiness, marriage, a tamil y. 4. BETII EIEIJSUN Beth 90 jmilis JERRETT Remembers: Getting caught smoking three times in one term .... Pet Peeves: Hippies, hangovers, school .... Interest: Cars .... Out- look: Being a brain surgeon or a lumberjack. joHN JERRETT l jay Rat I Remembers: The Rock .... Pet Peeve: Hip pies .... Interest: Cars .,.. Outlook: Being successful in whatever I attempt to do. CYNTHIA JOHNS Cindy Remembers: The time I lvroke my leg and Sid walked me to the lunchroom .... Outlook: Becoming an accountant. gw. Ts T L Q f' -LganliF '44 . www ,,,.-,wNQauhr-SH .,f,w1-'Jaw I PATRICIA A. KEl,I.EY Pat ff .W W, fe DONNA Nl. .IOHID XX Donn: YQ Q. X f W'ork Stuclv .,.. Reine I met jackie, going to tlnc girls loom 1 1 ily .., . S. O WC HS zmrl lieing stoppecl lm' Mr. Is sig g morning, Nlrs. IX. s e 1 . S., I Pct Peexes. Lomg to xxoi getting to eluss on time.. ltl I ries: Coming to seliool txt ix 'noimn 1 Interests: Computer ussemlmlx ust li ix mg 1 good time traveling :ull oxti tlit st ite s Outlook. Ct ttmg raising at tlunily. I Y' ff i!XJ,f 5 TT Ions 1. kLAT1sc uk Rememlmels: The ioek, lirst time skiing. Salisliury .... I et I t uns. Hippies, pliomes. IW' -...JV . . . Interest: People .... Outlook: College, SUCCESS Ill ll IIIISIIIESS L'tlI'E'6'l'. fm'-0' 4 ww PATRICIA C. KEI .I ,EY Patti N.H.S., Rusketlmull Cflieerleutler -I. Slnow, Omega, Alpliu .... Rememliers: Class ol 'TO P.O.D., BIS., tliumlming, elieering witli 12.5, our loekerl. lioekey tmcl F.NI., tlie Isluncl. IDMVICI, New Yeuris live witln III., Duleis I oween party. Hampton uncl Cincly if D J Mrs. Alclrieli zmtl Nlr. Kelley .... I et I eeves' Mr. Kellefs open wiuclows, PIIOIICY footlmll players .... Negative Memories: Nlr. Clgn'rett's threatening, lmeing told I'm not working up to potential .... Interest: IVlien we try to un- clerstzmtl ourselves ,... Outlook: Negative Skl Cillllb .,.. Rememlme clay' niglits .... Pet Peew Hum n nose Is Ntbtllliltt Deecl: Not getting lwountul in mx semor Year .... Interests: lun .... Outlook: tfettmg uf mont x, st.1x mg sm 5 . Q M 'M it 4 . '. f ,L C ,F I rl, K .','.la, .' I x 5 , 4 q., 1 .',',r 9 1 ' I r A j0IIN KLEYNEN john Baseball 1, Band .... Remembers: Peanut butter sandwiches, study hall .... Pet Peeve: Teacher aids .... Notable Deeds: Losing the opening freshman baseball game .... Inter- ests: Drums, music, woodworking ..., Out- look: Planning lor ajob in carpentry. . .UL CERTRUDE I. KENNEDY Trudy Business Club, Home Economics Club .... Remembers: Having classes with C.D. and D.D. all through high school, all nighters: CLR., T.C., D.T., M.C. and S.C., and RL., all the ridiculous nights at the Starlite watching Mason and Dixon especially the last one .... Pet Peeves: People who think that they're better than someone else .... Negative Memory: The night at Hampton with M.K., S.C., Paul, Larry and Ron .... In- terests: Skiing .... Outlook: Traveling, get- ting married, being happy. I SHEILA LACEY l f Q.. KATH RYN F, KNOWLTON Kath Softball I .... Remembers: junior Prom with D.B., D.S., R.M., junior Skip Day, Ozzie: Hampton with D.B., D.S., D.A.: Joyce V's lunches, parking joyce's car: lunches with Bobby M. and Denny .... Pet Peeves: Eng- lish Lit., 10th grade English, smoking in the girls' room and getting caught, Ducky, chap- erones ..., Negative Deeds: The day Donna H., Denny and I skipped and got yelled at by a Medford policeman, day I went to T.M.H.S .... Interests: Bowling, drive-ins: playing pool with D.M., M.N., H.M., C.N., SF., and B.K. Sheila Softball 1, Yearbook 4, Business Club 4 .... Remembers: Our successhil Red,' day of junior Week, good times at A.P.S., Meadow Lane, junior Variety Show .... Pet Peeves: Discowering your locker unpegged after five months of school, getting up for school, arriving at 8:01 and having to stay alter, gradually moving backwards in the lunch line .... Interests: Meeting people, travel- ing, having a good time .... Outlook: Work- ing in some way with children or becoming a secretary. ww-muff LAWRENCE E. KNIGHT Bo Jangles l Remembers: R.N.'s party, the HFENCEH, bomb scares, Kelley and Driscoll .... Pet Peeves: Cym, sixth period math class .... l Notable Deeds: Winning all arguments with Mrs. Tully .... Negative Memories: j.P., C.C.'s old man .... Interests: 36-24-36, surf- ing .... Outlook: Living up to marrying A.L. i-9' Q . Qs SUSAN L. KRUCALUK Krug Drama Club .... Remembers: Suspension with Debby, Christmas Eve party with D.G., ice cream during studies, thumbing with Debbie, jackie, Maine with Leida, Boy Wanted signs, Dennyis car with K.K. and P.E., the Burlington Mall .... Pet Peeves: Snobs, super straights, going to a class early for once, Mr. Shiere's o's,' .... Notable Deeds: Skipping a whole week without get- ting caught, getting j.K. back, thinking of something to call K.K .... Interests: Boys .... Outlook: Being a stewardess, having fun with the boys. 5 :jus 1 J HAROLD C. LATTA Harry Soccer 2, 3, capt. 4, Football 1: Basketball 1, 2, Baseball I, 2, Yearbook, photography edi- tor, j.V. Show, Senior Play .... Remembers: The great race, skiing the East, Corvair power, Lou .... Pet Peeves: Bad skiiers, teachers that don't like me, stubborn people. . . . Notable Deeds: Boosting morale at gradu- ation practice, skiing Tuckerman's Ravine. . . . Interests: Skiing, soccer, speed, cars, Lou .... Outlook: Finishing college, becom- ing an architect, skiing the world, living hap- pily ever after. I 'f i i 1 I, Q-ni MICHELLE M. LAVALLE Mich, Shelli Remembers: 6!27!70, my operation, Mrs. Boudreau's party, typing over 60 words a minute, working two jobs and still passing in school .... Pet Peeves: English classes, four periods in the same classroom, going to study .... Interests: Working, one certain guy, dating that certain guy .... Gutlook: Working as a secretary at Baldwin Steel, getting a new car, getting married. fi E MARCO LANDRY Margo 'TK DENISE LAVINE Denny Travel Club, Ski Club .... Remembers: Third lunch with Bobby and Kathy, jack-in-the- Box, the day I ran my sister over, jr. Skip Day, Billy's homecoming party .... Pet Peeves: Hen, English Lit., 10th grade Eng- lish, teachers aides, chaperones, looking for ajob, MYP .... Negative Memories: The day Donna, Kathy and I got stopped by police in Medford, my first speeding warning, day my car got hit at the drive-in .... Interests: Ski- ing, bowling, going out with the kids, drive- ins .... Outlook: Traveling around the world, settling down, getting a good job. PATRICIA A. IAVVRENSUN Lawrenson Field Hockey I, 2, 53, -lg Softball 1,24 Basket- ball I, 2, Yearbook: Show ..., Remem- bers: Wlenches, McDonalds, race tar, all the times I never got caught, all the ones we pulled over on summer of '32 .... Pet Peeves: Poor officiating at Burlington gann-s, people who make fun of me becumse I am -1'11'l .... Notable Deeds: The day I saved Boy Scout troop 45853 from the deadly three- toed sloth at Harold Parker State lforest .... Interests: Shamaus, hockey, my frisbee .... Outlook: Dim, but hopefully something will develop in the future. STEPHANIE I,AlNC,UlNE Steph Candy Sale, Basketball 1. 2, 3: Softball l. 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 12, 3 ..., Remembers: i'l'ending suspensionu, sneaking into the Chelmsford football game, basketball and softball, checker squad, our private ski trip .... Pet Peeves: Pliouies, hypocrites. selfishness, white socks, tloods, people with no class. . . Interests: Skiing, sports, hunkin' around .... Outlook: Coing to college, being happy in whatever I attempt. A ': :2! 'll' JOYCE I,II'I'ERT Joyce Arts of Crafts .... Remembers: June 13, 1969: Mrs. XVebberg first incantation.: most of all- Jim .... Pet Peeves: Clvm class, shorthand homework, term papers, phone bills .... Notable Deed: Graduated. . , . Interests: Jim, sewing, embroidery, witchcraft .... Outlook: To be happy with life. K,-XTI IIIEEN LEARY Kathy Basketball I, Basketball Cheerleader 2, capt. 3: fllieerleadci' 4, Show, Student Council vice pres. S3 .... Rf-members: T.M.g crazy things I did with K.O.B., the time we rlicln't catch Sally: going up for my license: twins. cousins, or sisters: our 'ircscrved for J I J seniors sign .... let Iecves: leople you cant trust. waking up in the dark, having gun H.-s, oth period Ifrirlays, Saturday nights at the drugstore .... Notable Deed: Lending my blofuncrs to a Nlihnington player who had forgotten hers .... IliIt'l'f.'SfI Having good times with good friends. JII,I,IAN M. LECAROZ Jill Remembers: My gym class when we were learning to square dance .... Pet Peeves: School lunches, studies .... Notable Deed: Getting out of here .... Interests: Keith, knitting .... Outlook: Becoming a hair stylist, getting married. w, 4 31.7,-243 . 1 , 3 yr 42 ' M , xii , af. 5,423 , 2:7 fat? Zig A-4-4-ali? JOHN I,II'I'IEI,I,O I.ip Football I, VVinter Track Ig Hockey 2: Spring Track I, 3, 4, Soccer 3, capt. 4 .... Remem- bers: Backing into a telephone pole after be- ing stopped by the police for speeding and not getting a ticket .... Pet Peeves: English classes, people trying to get you to do things you donlt want to do .... Notable Saying: 2'IIelpf Moose is after mel' .... Inte1'ests: Mo- torcycles, cars .... Outlook: Being a success in xxihatever I do. WAYNE M. LOCKAMON Cuinee J Remembers: The trip to Hampton Beach with I I2 kids in the car, getting stopped by Officer l Richie and letting us go .... Pet Peeves: I Fords, war, Rice o' Roni, school sometimes. . . . Notable Deed: Picking up a piece of J paper for a teacher .... Interests: Girls, base- ball, football, hockey, cars, Mary and Jane, work .... Outlook: Being a police officer or a lawyer, maybe a hippie. L l ...af I I I KAREN LESNIK Lez Field Hockey I, 2: Basketball 2, 3, Softball ' I, 2: Majorette 3, 4: Senior Play, Gymnastics I, 2, 3, Drama Club 4 .... Remembers: Mak- I - ing a star for the Xmas tree, FSL- 70, C.J. 61 S.S., Rainbow balls with N.O. Sz T.Y., be- ing a pest to certain teachers, plays .... Pet Peeves: Idiots, adults too big for their pants, teachers, kids with their noses IO feet in the air .... Notable Deeds: FSL-1970, director of Hands Across the Sea. . . . Interests: Traveling, sports, reading, photography. . . Outlook: Traveling around the World. ?.l.A l ANN C. LOMBARD Windy Winchester ilpha 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 1, Math League 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4: Year- iook 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 .... Re- members: Winchester, snob society, Monad- rock, UMYF, the Zoo , Kelley's Konjecture, riends .... Pet Peeves: Calculus, Drive Ed., oaches, my height, name droppers, people vith superiority complexes .... Notable leeds: Surviving two years of Mr. Kelley, -laying in Donkey Basketball Came ,... In- erestsz Sports, especially basketball, music, cience, everything .... Outlook: Going to ollege to find myself, helping people. 1,-H DENNIS MACCALLUM Dennis BRENDA H. LOCKE Brenda Art .... Interest: I'd like to try new things eyen ilthey are dangerous, such as cave hunt- ing .... Outlook: Coing to Northeastern in Burlington and studying accounting. WILLIAM LI NCH Snookey Baseball, Football, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4: Show .... Remembers: Skinny dipping at Walden Pond. getting chased through the cafe, the guys, fence reeb, cars, Deb .... Pet Peeves: Teachers who think they haye enough power to make you disappear, stay- ing atlter for coming in late. algebra II class. . . . Notable Deeds: Passing chemistry first term, outrunning the cafe lady, making the S.A.T.'s awake, graduating .... Interests: Sharp ears, good times, Led Zepplin I and II, weekends. Deb .... Outlook: Coing to col- lege, having fun, having a Camaro. ROBERT VY, l,Yl7t PRD Robert National Ilonor Society 3, 4: Science C,luls I -, vice pres. .3,p1es.4.j1. Rotaiiau 1, C.l.c. Club 3, 4, Lybatum 2, 4: Alpha 3, -l.Y. Shoxx Ski Club 3: Concert Choir l .... Reuieiubcrs Chess matches, my birthday in USBIUI, book fairs, my stuffed dog, goldilocks, a lollipop French class, skiing .,.. Pet l'eeye: A lack ol humanity in many people .... Notablt Deed: National Ilonor Society .... Interests Classicall music, skiing, Beethoyen's bieen tennial .... Outlook: Amusing. -Tr? DAYI D F. MAC ILIO Daye .Iunior Variety Show .... Remembers: Donna 8lIIl68, l!3ll7O, parties at NI.R.'s house Salisbury Beach, New Yearls Eye xx ith DB and BI, New York trip, '60 and V64 Chex ies cafe ladies ..., Pet Peeye: Teachers xxho think they are better than students .... Not able Deed: Keeping one's sanity alter loin years at XV.II.S .... Interest: llaying a good time .... Outlook: Nlaking a million and Iiv ing oll- the interest. PAMELA MAISON House Art Club I. 2, 3, -1, Band 1, 2, Photography Club, Gymnastics, IV. Show, Class Play, My Fair Lady, Concert Choir 2 .,.. Remem- bers: H.P.S.F.: Julius, Patches with R.B., C.F., T.D., L.D., and B.B.: when I got hit on the head with a brick, BB., all the good times with L.C .... Pet Peeve: People who try to be what tliey're not .... Interest: just about anything you can name .... Outlook: Being myself, trying to get along with every- one in the world. ...ghd CLORIA L. MARSH Cloria Softball I, Prom Committee, IV. Show, Patrons' Drive, Yearbook .... Remembers: CIloucester- Iost , red truck, Hampton, l1f8!69, Mark, l50 Chevy, 7f22f70, Billie Dawnisi' party, X-mas party 12f12!70 or 5 a.m., l!2!71 .... Pet Peeves: Certain person for- ever slamming locker 4211, stampedes, Sth amendment .... Negative Memories: Hu- morous teachersu, P.O.D. CIS-59, 2208-A, speed tests, bomb scares, term papers, moun- tain climbs. attempting to waterski. LAURA MALMSTEN Laura Remembers: Snowballs, skipping, smoking, having a pair of pants for two months .... Pet Peeves, Eating food in the cafeteria, expres- sing yourself in English, school .... Notable Deed: Cetting my work clone in English .... Interests: Eating, sleeping, smoking, general relaxation .... Outlook: Traveling across the country and Canada. WILLIAM T MARDNEY Bill Footb ill Soccer Track Golf bers: Debbie, doing my homework the before itis due .... Pet Peeve: Getting up the morning for school .... Notable Deec Leaving soccer early for golf course. . . terests: Debbie, golf, golf, golf, golf .... look: Being rich. DIANE M. MATH EWS Diane Ski Club .... Remembers: Concert Choir re- hearsal, football in gym class .... Pet Peeves: Announcements during the break, getting in the lunch line, clocks with the wrong time, War .... Interest: Hairdressing .... Outlook: Ac-complishing whatever I set out to do. y'F BONNIE MCCABE Bonnie nomics class type class Mr Shiere s zer . . . Pet Peeve: Kids who have big mouths a think they know everything .... Intere. Ralph, hairdressing school .... Outlook: H ing a good job, Ralph, and marriage. Remembers: junior Prom, Mrs. K., home 61 . . 7 I . , s ' , C 'lu 1 Q i l 4 KEVIN B. MCCORMICK Ho Chi ross Country I, 2, 3, 4: Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 5 Track I, 2, 3, 4, Color Cuard 2, Student A electman 4 .... Remembers: Mr. DiSarcina, l l inning around the class in Mr. Kelleyls mom in algebra II, my junior class, Lee I-I, in l teMoulas .... Pet Peeves: Doing my home- ' 'ork, not having friends .... Notable Deeds: mining trach with track .... Interests: De- loulas, history, meeting friends .... Outlook: eing an accountant, being successful in life. . g'1k ', J H 14' V 4l!'? 'l'fpv 1 DAWN V. MCCILLIVRAY Dawn lpha .... Remembers: Being suspended in ie tenth grade, April 3, Studebaker, Pewter ot, Adams Street .... Pet Peeves: Home- ifork, skipping, gum .... Interests: Cars, i l 'ommy, music, money .... Outlook: Coing :Europe BLAISE McDOUGAI,I.. Blaise Remembers: Quarries with Icka and the gang, skipping school on a certain day and not getting caught, Terry, june I2 and june 16 .... Pet Peeves: Onions, llunking, when my car wonit start .... Notable Deed: Cet- ting a job .... Interests: Food, sports, girls, cars, motorcycles .... Outlook: Making it through high school and college, getting a good job, owning a Phase III Camaro. WILIJIANI MCXLINLEY Bill Senior Play, Cross Country, Alplia .... Re- members: Junior Skip Day, finally dropping out of algebra II, CYO ski trips, car accidents, running in cross country meets .,.: Pet Peeves: Wilmington girls, French, Nlr. Krefs triads .... Notable Deeds: Kissing Ann Stan- tial and living, totaling a corvair .... Interests: Skydiving, traveling, skiing .... Outlook: Breaking the World freellall record, traveling around the world. 95 JACKIE MICALIZZI Jac Mic Class Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Show: Senior Play: Alpha 2, 3, -lg Ski Club 4, Yearbook, co- editor .... Remembers: E.B.: Chem. I and the distilled water bottle: Ann's party, Big O, D.B.: all mv great friends: the search in jamaica Plain .... Pet Peeves: Bill Nlcflinleyz Robin Heads, fixing me up for tlie jr, Prom .... Notable Deed: Always being in search of a boy .... Interests: Boys, clothes, skiing .... Outlook: Owning a red corvette, staying single until something better comes along, proving brunettes have more fun. 411- G ROBERT McKENNA Bob Aff' 'J' 4-,..,,a-hi' 1 S - RONALD MILLER Ronnie Remembers: My ,FSI Chevy station wagon on weekends, summer vacations, bowling on Saturday nights .... Pet Peeves: French II with Miss Bocchino, crawling in gym class. . . . Interests: Motorcycles, skiing, camping. . . . Outlook: Becoming a forest ranger or park manager. l , 1 5 2 ROBIN E. MOORE Rob Yearbook, IV. Show, Pep Club, Basketball Cheerleading 'Zg Ring Clommittceg Prom Committee 53, 4 ,... Renieinbers: Richie, l0!lI!70g Augusta, Maine, Lunnenburg, U. N. II. with Kath and Carol, summer of '67, I ain't lying .... Pet Peewes: Snobberies, Alice, people who canit be happy . . . Nega- l tive Memories: Prom, Lowell, IZXIBXTO, suspension lor being late .... Interests: Cer- inany. R. Il. M., to travel through Europe .... Outlook: Being happy, making others happy, being a good wife and mother some day. KENNETH MILLS Ken -Q 3 , , V,,sxg'fl '57 , 'Q Y z l it ' 'iw MARY ANN MORLANI Mary Ann fw-W. was T fi , X ffigf r , 5 if - . C 4 U 4, CON STANCE MOU LTON Connie N.H.S. 2, Softball I, 2, Candy Drive, Year- book, Business Club, Math Club .... Re- members: Lima, Schmace and the others, the sob booth at Kittyis, july 2, hanchopotsuis- nous and wager .... Pet Peeves: Mr. Kelley's tests, 6:30 a.in., Wednesday afternoons. . . . Notable Deed: Passing calculus with an 88. . . . Interest: Taken people .... Outlook: Finding success and happiness in whatever I choose to do. -gn' THOMAS It MIRISOLA Tom Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Indoor Track 4, Baseball Instructor .... Remembers: C.B. and my senior year, Red Roostern, Murph., sitting on the basketball bench for three years and not playing .... Pet Peeves: Snobby people, teachers who think they're teaching in Levenworth, girls who walk around with signs saying, look but don't touchi' .... Notable Deed: Getting through high school .... Interests: College, girls, baseball .... Outlook: Playing baseball, graduating from college, teaching history. 4 i i JOSEPH K. MULLENS i Joe Indoor Track, Cross Country Track, Baseball . . . Remembers: My Fair Lady, Junior Vari- ety Show, J.L., trip to Connecticut, Flip, Crubis and Danny's haircuts .... Pet Peeves Having to buy lunch on credit, having some- one pull the peg on your locker and forget- ting the combination, a girl with braces. . . Notable Deed: Colorguard .... Interests Drag racing, girls, music, Chinese checkers . . . Outlook: Becoming a master chef. .-- W :ix Q-wtf DENNIS MURPHY Murph Soccer 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, capt. -1: Trainers. . . . Remembers: Chelmsford game of '69, the discussions between Ali and the Ceneral .... Pet Peeves: Referees who make bad calls, teachers who give homework the day before vacation .... Negative Memories: Losing 9 games by a total of 41 points .... Interests: Sports, water skiing .... Outlook: Coing to college, getting my degree. S RQ' JOYCE NOONAN Joyce Remembers: Pewter Pot, George, certain other people, mustard, 7f20!69, 4f26!70, ag- gravation P. M., S. W., P., P., S. F. .. .Pet Peeves: People who think theyire better than others, getting up in the morning, plastic people .... Outlook: Being a licensed practi- cal nurse tpossiblyl, if not just working and trying to enjoy myself for once. -1 '79 SHANNON U,BRlEN Shannon DONNA NEXVCOM B Donna rm-.M --.-...-AW f THERESA H. CYCONNERS Terri Band 1, 2, 3: Math League 13: Alpha 2. 3. -1 Softball manager l, 2: Chess Club 3, -1. . . Remembers: -1fl3f70, P. D., Nlr. NI., Nlr. Clra ceffa, Dr. F., L. L., P.. C. A. P., T. l' Northeastern Univ., You farnu-r. , ll. R. . . Pet Peeves: English classes, lunches, gyu , . . Negative Memories: Nlr. Cl. resigning chem., biology .... Interests: Driving, bow ing, typing. playing pool .... Outlook: Clracl uating from high school. graduating from college. becoming a secretary, getting mai ried. KW' , ...Agn 5 K 'mfs ' 1 ' a 'J A. Y gm x 5 i , i SANDRA O'ROURKE Sandi Travel Club .,.. Remembers: Hampton Beach in my junior year, Eddy, '68, '69, '70, ,7I, steno I with Mrs. Fitzgibbons, suspen- sion 101, 3!8f68 .... Pet Peeves: Gym class, steno homework, office machines, timings, getting up in the morning .... Notable Deed: Correcting timings for Mrs. Gershon .... In- terest: Eddy .... Outlook: Getting married, living a happy life. STEPHEN J. PARSONS Steve, Pars Football I, Band 1, 22, Concert Choir 2, 3, Drama Club 4, My Fair Lady .... Remem- bers: My Fair Lady, junior Skip Day, Debby S., Kathie C., Mr. Cripps' hockey class, Gino's P.O.D., a couple of Saturday night switches. . Pet Peeves: Economics class, class dues, school dances where everyone watches the band and no one dances .... Negative Memories: A junior Prom in an- other town, the day after the night before in Fitchburg with C.A.P .,.. Interests: Me- chanics, airplanes, Plymouth Barracudas. NANC Y I OLSOIN N incy Feld II ckey 1, 2, 3, 4, .V. Show, Senior Play, Ski Club 2, 4, Art Club 1 .... Remem- bers: February 2nd, playing cupid, Latin with E.B., D.B., and j.S., my Snoopy lunch- box, Tommy, the Drugstore, school parties. .. . Pet Peeves: Hiccups, snobs, ubign tippers, complainers .... Negative Memories: Fall- ing in the corridors, term papers, diets, lunch guardians , feeding milk cartons, argu- ments .... Interests: Art, children, poems. . . . Outlook: Becoming an interior decorator, having a happy life. RACHEL PALMER j.V. Show, Patrons' Drive, Senior Class Play .... Remembers: P.O.D., 4f23!71, Den- nis, cardboard Volkswagons, coming home from Rockport, studies, April vacation, smok- ing in the snow after lunch, driver ed .... Pet Peeves: Snobs, people who continually rank others down, narrow-minded people. . . . Negative Memories: Suspensions, gym, 2fII!71, Mono, oral reports, homeroom in 207, staying every night .... Interests: Hav- ing fun, meeting people doing different things .... Outlook: Finishing nursing school, being a good nurse. GAIL A. PARENT Kid Softball I .... Remembers: junior Prom, California, Sweetheart Plastics, IT. Concert, Steve and Carenis apartment, falling into the rose bushes, when I was small, same art teacher all four years, F.B. and me in art .... Pet Peeves: Getting up at 6:30 every week- day, homework, school lunches .... Interests: Sewing, art, Bruce .... Outlook: Getting my license, owning a Pontiac firebird, getting married. DALE PETERSON Dale Alpha 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, National Honor Society 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, Yearbook .... Remembers: Little Italian Restaurant, the Society, Hampton, leader of the Pack, the White Knight .... Pet Peeves: Being tripped running to lunch, losing your cool .... In- terest: To get in and out of college quickly. . . .Outlookz Education. Q ALANSON E. PLATT, IR. Lance Soccer 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Alpha 1, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 .... Remembers: Shannon and Shroeder, Salvation Army Shance, Soccer At Ease, by Platto, College is Success Pool, Santana Claus .... Pet Peeves: English is the craziest language, comma crazy pilot, good ole Mrs. Aldrich, Thoroad, 10f20!69, Bring Bring .... Nice Vices: V. Show, Born Yesterdayf' Skip Day, piano, root beery, Drama Club .... Insight: Know thyself, don't snow thyself Platto .... Out- look: To look out in the future, be an interme- diary N Counter, write Diary of a Frank Madmanf, Z , JOHN PIERCE john if Qf,1T,,a, PAUL R. PINTRICH Wonder Wart Ski Club, National Honor Society, Chess Club, Math League, Winter Track .... Re- members: The Midnight Rambler, S.M.P., B.M.C., the Cape, Dyer's Pond, Clenn's party, Crane's Beach, doing 39, Bushnell Park, Leo's party, Tales of Fitzy, Rex's, Mal's apartment, C.Y.O. ski trip, munga, jiving at Woodstock, two Christmas parties, the tar- zan swing, the bug, the night of B.W., Crank. . . . Notable Deeds: Pulling a Ron and Cliff, terrorizing .... Interests: Skiing, listening, to records, reaping, cruisinl N- CAIL T. PROVENZANO Prock Ski Club 4, Executive Board 3, 4, Yearbook, -I.V. Show .... Remembers: Motorcycle races, Mrs. Cronin's field trips, friends, C. W. always being absent, Mr. Fessendenis class, Dec. 5, 1970, New Year's Eve, Spanish II, all the good times .... Pet Peeves: Phonies, Snobs, two-faced people .... Negative Mem- ories: Meeting jeff. screwy intercom system, Carl,s insults, corridor duty, Chem. II, term papers, S. S. T.'s, football rallies .... Inter- ests: Skiing, hunting, being with Johnny, watching the hockey games, bowling. MARILYN REITCHEL Mal Basketball .... Remembers: The car accident with Carl C., seven in a telephone booth. the victory ride that never was. Ann Scott. Cleeis sleep-in, jr. Sleep-out, when the ex- haust gave us away, great times with Margo, the library escape with Maureen, julie's house, Sis',, trying to teach Kathy and me how to ski, R.S., New Year's Eve of 1971. . . . Pet Peeve: My laugh., . . Never in a Life- time: Will I get my own car ..,. Interest: Motorc cles skiing hockev games driving y 9 a I 4 ' 1 W cars, buying hats .... Outlook: joining the Peace Corps. V? LINDA PLACE Linda Future Nurses Club .... Remembers: Bomb scares, 19!2!69, Jimbo, S.C .... Pet Peeves: The lunches. small lockers, teachers who think they're Cod, CNV .... Notable Deed: Majorette 3, 4 .... Interests: Boys. IC., music .... Outlook: Being a nurse, getting married and having a bunch of beautiful kids. -wir .... .ay 1 MARIE K. RICCI Marie Basketball Cheerleader, Class Secretary ..,. Remembers: Rub, White Mountains with C.L., IC. and her problems, Town Park, C.D .... Pet Peeves: Lunches, certain peo- ple, Nlr. D .... Interests: Bub, traveling some dav, getting away, getting to know and under- stand Rub Clark .... Outlook: Knowing my- self' and what I want, being happy. HOLLY RICE Rice Band I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2- Senior Play- I it ld flockcy .... Rcnicnibers. Band trip to Camden, Mr. Kelleyis cornyjokes, Mr. jones' yellow chalk, the great Senior Class Play and the party afterwards .... Pet Peeves: Teachers who use teaching power as a way of revenge, segregation in the halls .... Notable Deeds: Finally learning how to read music fthanks to Mr. MJ .... Interests: skating, working with dogs, skiing fwater and snow? ..,. Out- look: Traveling the country, finding what I really want to do, but in the meantime, skat- ing whenever I can. Y J' 'V DIANE ROBICHAUD Diane Remembers: Mr. Shiereis bookkeeping classes, j.R.'s tank, summer of' '70, Debby,s house, motorcycle races, Keni, Mr. Dfs class, nights, j.R., D.S., S.K .... Pet Peeves: When you can't get in your locker, teachers who move you along between classes .... Interest: Motorcycles, boys .... Outlook: Owning a car, making a lot of money, getting married. 'Er' ,-7 J 491' ..,,,,,,,,,qp pl.-XTXIICS RITCHIE TDD Iflliltllilll 1.5141 Basketball -1: Show .... Reinenibers: l'nclel'eated Football team, the gang, Xlanreen, Vkaterville Valley, Packey in XII., C..H..-X.C.., pulling the slip on XI.D. . .. Pet Peeves: fletting caught running to lunch, the whistle, XI.D., football practice .... Ont- look: Getting alicarl in life, going to college. LEIDA NI. RIDEOUT Remembers: Maine, Reading Square in the rain, Burlington Mall, State Police, Ed Ma- son .,.. Pet Peeves: English class, crowded subways, Tuesdays, doctors .... Interests: People .... Outlook: Psychiatric aid. .IVY i LINDA L. RICHARD Rich Field Hockey .... Remembers: Summer of' '69 and '70, parties at A.S. and C.B.g junior Skip: junior Prom, riding around with the D.S.B.'s, the trailer, Dottie and I going up for our license, Dottie, Susan, Eva and Cindy, H.C.C., Beth, her camp and p.j. party, Lowell Tech., CLD., james' sing alongsg Mal's driving .... Pet Peeve: Plastic people. . . . Notable Deeds: Hitting a grand slam in gym, Youth Center .... Interests: Painting. . . . Outlook: Getting a good job, getting my car paid for, going to California next summer, traveling a lot, finally living in California. I 1 i , i Q DONNA E. ROBINSON Donna Remembers: junior Prom, a lot of years with Mrs. Kanchuga, Mr. DiSarcina,s P.O.D. class. . . . Pet Peeves: Conceited people, Cino's comments, people who think they know it all .... Notable Deeds: Making it to the 12th grade and surviving through good old W.H.S., eating lunch and walking away, waiting for Buddy .... Interest: Buddy .... Outlook: Marrying Buddy, living a happy and healthy life, IANICIQ Nl. IIUS.-X Jan Psychology .... Remembers. QOH-A, ll:-c 1970, a lot of help from mv lriendsu, 'lc 1 9 1 xc s lic Party: junior Skip Day .... I et Pc - ' I 1 ing pushed into doing things, ln pocritcs. Negative Memories: Boone's lfarni, school 12 years .... Interests: T,Y.A., London . . . Outlook: Going to London. THOMAS ROTHWELL Rocky Interests: Electronics, automobile mechanics. . . . Outlook: Attending trade school, maybe joining the Navy. SUZANNI1, NI RONAN Suzanne 1 me mv DENISE L. SAMPSON Sam Art 3, 4: Concert Choir 3 .... Remembers: Maine and the cattle crossing, our picnic in the SS-102, laugh, all the things D.D. and I got away with: all the weekends with M. C., S.I,. and D.D.: the fight NLC. and I had over R.K .... Pet Peeves: Wlork at the big boys who have no respect, getting up in the morning, floods .... Notable Deeds: Finding Moe, Sammaldi, lasting three weeks at the big D , getting through four vears in WHS .... Interests: Art, boys, having a real good time .... Outlook: Craduating. LEONARD E. SAXVYICR Leroy Football 1, 2, 3: Track I, 2: Indoor Track 3 Cun Club .... Remembers: 141 feet in tla inch shotput, discus, state meet, football, in door track, Mr. Kelley, Nlr. Carr, Nlark, Call i race at Andover before the New England s . . . Interests: Football, track. weight liltin clllll Club, girls .... Outlook: Bccomin 1 policeman, getting married, coming out ol the service all right. q,,, rw-in ' 1 X Qt 4 456 3 I yi . , l STEPHEN SCAPICCHIO Steve Chess Club 4, Spring Track 2, j.V. Show, Senior Play .... Remembers: j.G., tardy mornings, Pewter Pot .... Pet Peeve: People who put on a phony front. NANCY E. SCHULTZ Nance Remembers: Saturday nights at home, four hours a day in room 208A, a class of 8, My Fair Lady with the concert choir, 2,4,6,8 who do we appreciate .... Pet Peeves: English classes with a certain teacher, gym class, driver education, homework, French III .... Notable Deed: Not repeating any grade in school .... Interests: Ice skating, secretarial work, children, knitting, sewing. . . . Outlook: One boy, many children, a trip to Hawaii. ' JUN DEBRA SEVENER Debra Remembers: Florida, Steve, nights, Sue K., Diane R., jackie R., Russols tank, Gino's class, drugstore, skipping, parties, ice cream with Sue .... Pet Peeves: Snobs, teachers' patrol, show offs, getting caught, Mr. Shiercls MOH .... Notable Deeds: Skipping a week with out getting caught ,... Interests: Boys, Steve P .... Outlook: Being an airline stew- ardess, having fun, getting a certain boy. DONNA R. SHEEHAN Donna Future Teachers' Club .... Remembers: jackie, Feb. 24, 1968, home ec. I, lunch with H.L., all the dumb things Helen, Chris, jackie, and I did .... Pet Peeve: Conceited people .... Negative Memories: Fights with jackie .... Interests: jackie, horseback riding, bowling .... Outlook: Going to college, be- coming a teacher. ii llflll ,Ly till fail? S. ll' Ck, ll T1 ill: S.. lf' SCOTT M. F. SHEERIN Gus-Gus Remembers: Osceola, cruising past the Dair Queen with Moose, Help, Moose is afte men .... Pet Peeves: Rope Climbers League loud rock music, soft rock music, in betweei rock music, classical music, jazz, blues. . . Notable Deeds: Marvins Gardens, slaying- the Parker Street Dragon, Waterworks. . . Interests: Fondling armadillos, subways ships, jello, any music, stritch, mansello noseflute, cymbals .... Outlook: Partlj cloudy. I eme incl el P S, Q OIIII aiii oim ls 1 I 5 . .s 1 MARY SCIARAPPA Mary j.V. Show .... Remembers: Victory Dance of '69, THE NEW YEAR,S EVE PARTY, Ray, Mrs. Aldrich, 02101, Le Chateau, work- ing on the j.V. Show, Papa Geno's P.O.D. classes, basketball injuries, all the gang .... Pet Peeves: Gym class, the basket room, office machines, singing .... Notable Deeds: Making it through 4 years at W.H.S., passing my business courses, talking in Mrs. Aldrich,s seminars, getting out of gym alive .... In- terests: Fun, lots of clothes, vacations .... Outlook: Becoming a secretary BRENDA SHELDON Brenda vel Club .... Remembers: Miss Scarpitto fl., bomb scares, B.K. and boys, C.S ., talking about K.B., study with E.M a. C .... Pet Peeves: My locker getting :k, Mr. Cfs announcements, assemblies 1 class .... Outlook: Traveling through S., getting married to K.B. if I W X KATHLEEN L. SMITH Kathy emembers: Standing around outside be- nd the yellow line with all my friends .... et Peeves: Going to gym and having appara- s, getting up every morning .... Interests: ommy, work, horseback riding .... Outlook: aving a happy and successful marriage with ommy. We---ef nvdw RICHARD SNlA1,1,IDCE Rick Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 13, Track I, 2, 3, junior Rotarian .... Remembers: August 13, 14, 15, 1969 with Linda, CLE., llorse. Frenchie, Lapper, and Lefty, I3 MVC Cham- pionships, The Lemon , my fabulous par- ents, june 13, 1970, Arla, l.7.D ,... Pet Peeves: The winter, inosquitoes .... Notable Deeds: Second team all-conference in foot- ball, 5th place Class C low hurdles sopho- more vear .... Interests: A certain girl, sum- mer, having fun, the guys, Rolling Stones, '64 CTO .... Outlook: Being happy. GORDON W. SITEINIAN Band 1, 2, 3, Soccer 2, Interact 2 .... Remem- bers: Camden, Maine, C.B.'s cottages, the Rock .... Pet Peeve: Phony people .... In- tersts: Skiing, motorcycles, money .... Out- look: Being successful at photography. 'if W GLORIA SMITH Clor Softball 1, 3, Basketball Cheerleading 2, 3, co-Capt. 4, Alpha 3, 4, Show, Yearbook. . . . Remembers: You've Made Me So Very Happyn, Maithzfs Vineyard, cheering, Mrs. Aldrich, C.F. and V.W., Chelmsford basket- ball game '70, class of '69 .... Pet Peeves: Losing to Dracut in football and Tewksbnrv in basketball, Mr. Kelley,s open window. . Never Forget: Something fades as we grow older, and we hear the siren voices less clearly. .... Outlook: Patience is the art of hopingn, Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. ,, ,.,, 0' xangzg' WHS EVELYN SPEAR Evelyn Remembers: Placing lethargic movements, delve unseen unheard, my life painted white onwhite, thinking to think, iny life tied np, school wetting my knots lgrapefruitl .... Pet Peeve: A mind carved from cinderblocks .... Notable Idea: Cogito Ergo Sum .... Interest: To reverse, Others do not see you, they guess at you by uncertain conjectures . . . . Outlook: A pail of milk still warm, my farm, life uncertain, yet sure. -..df I LINDA SPINNEY I Field llockey I, 2, 3, capt. -I, Basketball l, 2, l fi, capt. 4, Softball l, 2, fl: Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Club I3 .... Remembers: A certain sophomore, everything about school and would like to lorget it all .... Pct Peeves: People who think they are great, getting up in tht- a.m. and trying to sleep in the p.in .... Interest: Steve .... Outlook: Very poor. W, ,, ,gt :Zi lv .1 Z 'usd Qsacqfow ANN STANTIAI, Goldie Senior Play: j.V. Show, Wildcat 4: Majorettcs 3: Band I, 2 .... Remembers: My beauty, someoueis Christmas spirit, a stolen stock- ing, Crungi , I0fI7f69, Sully and gang, baths with Scotty, 4f24!7I, Butch, Billy Dawn, Tony in the toilet, my mom and dad .... Pet Peeves: Hanleyls lists, nice men who won't ask me out, uunvocaliularizedn people, preju- dice .... Notable Deeds: Sweating 9 games in that suit, kissing hard-lipped Bill in the play, trying to steal Michael lrom the girl up the street. IQXTHY SUCLRLTS Kathy Remembers: junior Skip Day, POD, junior Prom, August 15, 1968: ollice machines ,... Pet Peeyes: School lunches, changing lor gym class, trying to pass a drafting test .... Interest: Richard ..., Outlook: Marriage and a better-job. 5 I i ' vw N 2 XT: f MQW LORELEI SUCCS I,ori Basketball I, 2. 3, Softball I, Yearbook: Stu- dent Council 4, N.H.S .... Remembers: May 23-25, 1970, VVinter ,69: chemistry class, Monadnock: M.Y,F.: Mrs. Aldrich: Kenny, the mailbox, Pewter Pot: D.C.A., BA.: early in the morning ...A Pet Peeves: Homework on weekends, getting up for school, people who canlt hold a door open, hypocrites .... Notable Deeds: Living through three years ol' Mrs. Aldrich, graduating, passing advanced math, learning how to ski .... Iinagines: Reaching the impossible star . . , Outlook: Act-omplisliing Codis will in my life. 'l' HARRY T. STEWART HAI, Soccer 2, 3, capt. 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Bas- I ketball 1, 2, Alpha 2, Football 1 .... Remem- bers: Ski trips, missing the state's in soccer, the someone who painted C.H.S., visiting Harry one morning, near misses driving .... Pet Peeves: Working, Fred .... Notable Deed: Soccer captain .... Interests: Skiing, making it through my life without being killed driving .... Outlook: Going to college, being a success. l I z l I -QW .IOHN R. THEBEAU, JR. Smokin' joe Football I .... Remembers: Ossipee, New York '70, skip day parities, Hill 69, Paradise, living in New York .... Pet Peeves: To sayl didn't do it and nobody believing me, teachers who think they're nice .... Notable Deeds: Only getting bounced twice my senior year, passing everything my senior year to graduate .... Interests: Girls, to have a good time, sports cars .... Outlook: Not having any more fights with Susan, settling down with her to live happily ever after. f J f f x Z M 2 , 1 ',, f' -' f Q , , cj' , 1 2 ,' f H, . 1 C I f A ' if 4 -2:11 4 2 w L .V 1 - 5 tv 245:32 I I f A .s fgtig 1 . Q . ' nw' U1 5 fi' f l R 53 as Z 5 IAMES C. THERIAULT jim Remembers: Walking around the high school when I was in seventh grade .... Pet Peeve: The busy signal I got everyday from the phone at Malden Hospital School of Nursing dorm .... Notable Deed: Playing a drunk in the class play .... Interest: Interesting things. . . . Outlook: Having a good job. SIDNEY A. TILDSLEY Sid Football I, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club, Vice Pres. I, Pres. 2 .... Remembers: My close friends Bill, Harry, Mike and Rick: all the guys on the ,70 football squad, my parents, the best in the world .... Pet Peeves: Being told what to do, peanuts, football camp, Meatball. . . . Notable Deeds: Saving Richard Lipski from drowning, saving a dog,s life and total- ing my car .... Interests: Sharon, skiing, football, making money, practicing talking. . . . Outlook: Making a lot of money, getting married, owning a corvette, being very happy. ., ELAINE M. TI-IORP Elaine Remembers: Running to the cafeteria at lunch time and feeling incapable of eating. . . . Interest: Being with Larry .... Outlook: Getting married july 3rd. A 'N ' Aw' LINDA VALENTE Linda Remembers: October 27, 1968, gym classes: home ec. classes: MC., L.H., P.L., K.L.: S.L., Atkinson, N.H., April 24 and 25, 1970: all the great times I had with my friends, class of '71 .... Pet Peeves: Lunch ladies, arguing, poor sports .... Notable Deed: Honorary hockey cheerleader .... Interests: Steve .... Outlook: Working, getting married. DANA TICHE Muttonhead Hockey 2, 3, 4, IV. Show .... Remembers: Winning M.V.H.I,. in '68-'69, lluuking Mr. Kelleyl, passing Mr. Kelley???, Yorko, Rod- ney, Cueball .... Pet Peeves: Cafe ladies. lunch lines, bells, Mr. Garrett, mornings, library fines .... Outlook: Dim. M MARGARET VAYO Pearly Basketball 2, 3, 4, Majorettes 3, 4: Concert Choir Accompanist 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4 .... Remembers: Our cheerful volunteers', who rule the cafe by saying, Let's gol : Ma Faro's children learning math, junior Skip Day. . . . Pet Peeves: The sqwack box Cboth endsl, dictator teachers .... Notable Deed: Four years at VV.H.S. without getting caught for skipping .... Interests: Sports, music, having a good time with great kids .... Outlook: College, from there who knows. 559,23 i, Z -IANETTE L. WARD janette - --.9 ef ' f X.: vp., ..- , 3,451 if ' fa f' 4 V V, LANCE WALDEN Lance Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3. . . Remembers: Hockey, Leslie, Woburn St. School, Chevy truck .... Pet Peeves: School Mr. Kelley, gym, Dudley .... Notable Deeds: Passed High School, passed Mr. Kelley. . . Interests: Hockey, Leslie, lunch, May 14 Pricilla .... Outlook: Going to college. l 9 is 4-ffl! 'Ni mf' , KATHLEEN L. WALSH Kathy Remembers: Seeing Phil, senior year .... Pet Peeves: Eating in the cafe, English, freshmen who think they are big .... Notable Deed: Not getting a DH sheet .... Interest: Graduating after going 13 years .... Outlook: Marrying Phil, moving out of Wilmington. JOYCE VECCIIIARELLI Joyce Alpha 3 ..,. Remembers: Skits in Mrs. A's class: getting yelled at for talking too much: getting shot down my Mr. C., Mr. Kelley,s jokes: Txirs. A's classes, Bools classes in the 10th grade: Dianne-something's burning: KK.. D.B., D.L., outside at lunch: field trip with Tomato .... Pet Peeves: Mr. Kelleyls open windows, no locks on girls, room doors. . . . Notable Deeds: Passing in Mr. Kelley's class, getting a 93 in Mrs. Aldrich's class .... Interests: Modeling, sewing, cooking, writ- ing poems about people .... Outlook: Teach- ing English in a high school. IOHIN NVAHFORD VV.uf Remembers Drug store the rock Kelley s jack in the Box, getting in all my fights .... J Iet Peeves: Hippies, sophomore girls .... Interests: Having a good time the rest of my life, not working too hard. 4. 4 ,f tif , 57 , ' w,,,iAy - Q g.u-vfvx vv., . C? '-'Z7i'fi.l'f.. f , . , Wm. 5,3 4 a+ ng, - I is-. :lim Ml Q51 if , . fag A A-532, up - , M.. i . a' 5512, y i f i -5 141' 12: .1 . . -tt e1':iz:fzf'..:.:.'j9 kryrzfr 2 L1'1n,,,,.,.-4-1,1 L22 fi., if ., 57 .now-H-wr, 1 .aft 51 f 'fig' ' , , -qussemkt' e fW2'.1Z' it 4 f H' . 'C E: 43 1 '1i2z'wf. : v','?i1 i5' A' - 31231223 7 52:2 Qzva 'V n i.-fix?-:5f Q'.,' . .,,,-- ,mis . 1-Z: 1, 0, f 4. .1 V f ' : H ff' X: 7 J : 'QQ 5 I is .. .. .. f 1 2,0 2' ' .':':'ii2?'.: ni A ,,....ff RICHARD VVEED Rich Track 1, 2, capt. 3 .... Remembers: School lunches .... Pet Peeves: Teachers, following rules .... Negative Memory: Becoming 19 before September 1 and not being able to run track as a senior .... Interests: Dotty .... Outlook: Becoming someone at ZAYRE, be- ing happily married. 8' LININEA 1. Vi IBILRC, ROBERT T. WELCH Bob Rod and Gun Club .... Remembers: The day we pushed Art Barnaby into the girls' room at 10:00 break .... Pet Peeve: Chaining the doors at lunch time .... Negative Memory: The day we found band-aids in our lunches. . . . Interests: Chris, Lou Ann, Kathy and Beth, hunting, fishing, cars .... Outlook: Going to school, getting a good job. I KATHERINE WHITNEY Kathy Softball 2, 3 .... Remembers: junior Skip Day, Mr. Dis class, junior Week, Senior Class Play .... Pet Peeve: Lunches .... In- terest: Sports .... Outlook: Saving money, later getting married. .. . HUGO WIBERC III Hugh Band I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir, Film Making 3 .... Remembers: The fantastic marching band of the 1970 football season-we won 5 half times, lost 4 .... Pet Peeves: The inter- com system, French .... Notable Deed: I graduated .... Interests: Music, pro-sports. . . . Outlook: Having a house in the country. Linn Band l, 2, 3, Nlath League lg Basketball Ig N.H.S. 4, Senior Ilay, liutinc Itarhr rs . . . Remembers: The eplieineral suinnicrs, raw bread, cvcles, taking algebra ll twice. . . . Pet Peeves. NTli,,l1tlILll'C!,SIlAglIt . ini aupii sition of integrity, ask your own heart , nothing is so plain. .,.. Notable Der-il' l walk more firmly and surely up hill than downf, .... Interests: Life, love, being an education to myself and others, shining by my own light .... Outlook: Being wise. lirce, versatile and happy. GARY E. WHITCOMB Cary Cross Country 1, 2, capt. 4, Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4 .... Remembers: Band '67, Camdon trip, Honda 50, Melrose, '53 Dodge, S.B.I., the group, Uncle Don, Earl's string, Betsy DeMolay, ski trips .... Pet Peeves: Robin J., certain girls of '73, Peter C. Mouth, Cross Country, winter track, two little cross-country runners .... Notable Deed: Tried hard for a certain girl .... In- terests: Cirls, music, skiing, DeMolay .... Outlook: To become the highest paid pilot in history. DEBRA W HITE Debby Getting my license .... Remembers: The ex citing driving class, turkey days .... Pe Peeves: Lunches, small lockers .... Notable Deed: Finally making it to be a senior. . . Interest: Fun, outdoors, sports .... Outlook Having fun in whatever I dol 'x. 5 I If ,,, ll! ,nr , 'ZIl 'ffiif' DANIEL R. WILLIAMS Dan Baseball I, Chess Club, DelNIoulas .... Re- members: 495, 'illalletize them babiesn, 91 from Frank, Mr. Kelleyls puns .... Pet Peeves: 6:15, 951.80 per hour, Swedish box 45 minutes ..,. Notable Deeds: 99 on a trio test, 81.90 per hour ..., Interests: Hockey, math, food, lun .... Outlook: Cloudy, 50? chance of rain, clearing by Tuesday 1976. RICHARD E. VVILLSON Flip Remembers: Snowballs in the cafe, bomb scare, hockey, goodtimes with IM., E.E., and S.T. -wherever he is, food raids on Cum- berlands with IM .... Pet Peeve: Bog at the line .... Interests: My '57 Chevy, The Music Croup .... Outlook: Being an auto mechanic. ,4- 7 ELIZABETH A. XVOODS Betty Executive Board 3, Show, Slave Auction, Cake Sale, Spanish Club, Table Top Hockey, Yearbook, Candy Sale 4 .... Remembers: Turkey Day. Pennsylvania trip, Janis jo J- , I lin s and Cale Sear s visit to the girls, locker 4' room .... I'et Peex es: Lunches, Lfyni, having X CATH ERINE A. VVORTII Cathy . , X to makeup tlnrd period gym class because ag of bomb scares . . . Notable Deed: Sitting through three years ol seminars in Mrs. Afs English class ..,. Interests: Food, people, getting out ol school .... Outlook: Coing to college: being a teacher, maybe? .f ' ' PM , 5 A , If U 3, Q A, 15,41 yi , r , : 3 If . . ef ' - ' Iiifwffff pf :fav sf .zfiwzmm 1.44 .,. PATRICIA M. WINTERS Patricia Chess Club, j.V. Show, Science Club, Bas- ketball Intramurals, Yearbook .... Remem- bers: English classes, being late constantly, the get-togethers at Elaine Burpee,s house, Spanish friends .... Pet Peeves: Dicky D., 8 oiclock bell, staying till 2:50 .... Notable Deeds: Math award, broke my sister's foot. . . . Interests: Swimming, skating, piano. . . Outlook: College, criminology, joining the F.B.I. fX ff ,ai:Li::6:',ElQEa LPM 1 ,3 4' , sn H '1., -, - M ' 1. ' 2 7 Q f f fW'fff,::5?f ' Z-iiiiirg ' 45 gy 1.-fjM,4,,tg, . gif 'fWg,iy 5fW'5l1314-V' fl,w .V 44-fr M ,s , iw 'gf' 1 q 1,j5 2 ffwgfffw ff' W ' iffaeyfz ,gag , , fifpfa Min' ' 'V 4 1, 2' 1 Z 1 3 :Sw 4' 4 A4 4 M It T -Us RAY A. YORK Ray ev Ciscolng a November day: coffee KURT ZAVERSON Crusher Class Rug 2, 3, Cha Cha Champ 2, 3, Squee- gee team .... Remembers: Oscela, Alaska trip, summer kitchen, fooling past the Dairy Queen in Moose's Mere .... Pet Peeves: Meatball, playing squee-gee: skunk patrol. . . , Notable Sayings: Help, Moose is after mel, throw that squee-geel, none for me thanks CNO sirreelb .... Outlook: Keep on truckin', Hey Hey Hey, truckin' my blues HW Hy . . L' H Q ' ii 1 ' xg Ms 7 x 3 1' MICHAEL D. LANDERS Mike Class Treasurer I: Student Council 1: Hoc- key 3: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 .... Remembers: Ski trips, V.W., trip to Hawaii, Bob's classes, field trip with Mrs. Long, New York trip, Junior Sleep-out, kidnapping, weekends be- hind Y.C. and Plaza .... Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning .... Interest: Brenda .... Outlook: Getting a Chevy that runs for more than two days. All HH ROBIN MEADS Moose Remembers: Goliath by David Harris, Canas- ta Champ, studying Friday and Saturday night, BREATHING, Free Loading .... Pet Peeves: Micalizzi, profoundness, English class .... Notable Deeds: Who me? Oh come now! . . . Interests: Knot-tying, lion taming, ant farms, Smoke-Eaters League .... Outlook: Zoo-keepering, skin diving for joe App. CHARLES SHAY Charlie Remembers: Mr. Natural running for Stu- dent Council .... Pet Peeves: Teeny boppers, tough-guy beeries, school administration and policy .... Notable Deed: Making it to lunch in twelve seconds from room 125 .... In- terst: Racing .... Outlook: Revolution in America. DAVID THOMAS David Remembers: Mr. Cripps, blackboards, clock. . . . Pet Peeve: Suspension for skipping school .... Interest: Motorcycles .... Out- look: To take things as they come. THEODORE D. WICKS Ted Band I, 2, 3: Cross Country 2: Ski Club 2, 4: Jha I, 2, 3: Omega 12 .... Remembers: houses, bowling: Oct. 122, 1970: April: an August day last summer: kidding all my friends: the Teddy Bear Club: july 4th .... Pet Peeves: Meatball, French III, Georges banalities, the Maverick, am radio .... Nota- ble Deeds: Seventeen minute stretch, three in two days ..,. Interests: Biology, English, bowling, writing, seeing the world .... Out- look: Becoming a selling writer, evading the draft, making it through college. L l Thomas XV. Allen Ralph Block Brenton Clark Sharon Clark Daniel T. Clifford Henry johnson Richard R. Iustice Daniel C. Lyons, -I VVilliam E. Nic-Cue Suzanne Post Donald R. Razey Robert Ricigliano Glenn Steeyes Gary Stover Daniel C. Sullivan Mary E. Sullivan Donna Trout David F. XValsh Leigh XVebster ACT TWO SCENE ONE Graduation is finally here. After twelve long years of educa- tion, it is all over, right? No, definitely not. For some of us, high school graduation is only an end to one long chapter of our for- mal education. We will continue this education again in the fall in college, business school, or nursing school. Some of us have finished our formal educations and have jobs or marriage wait- ing in the near future. But in either case, whether or not educa- tion in a formal sense is waiting, we will all continue to learn. We cannot and do not close our minds because we have finished high school. Learning is a continuing process that began when we were born and will end only when we die. ' Perhaps now we feel confident and experienced because we are graduating. But we have not even begun to learn anything of our world. Learning is not necessarily linked with books. A child learns to crawl, a man learns to reason. Learning is a process that is intricately linked with the day to day experience of living. We have had twelve years of learning from books, but we have never has the experience necessary to test what we have learned. We have the tools -we have learned to read, write, and maybe think. What we build with these implements, however, depends on future experience and learning outside of our now relatively sheltered lives. We criticize our parents and their generation for their politics and policies. We oppose them vehemently on issues such as Vietnam. But when our turn comes, what will we do? Will we make the same mistakes that we feel our parents did? Were these really mistakes? We now know the rules of the game, but we will never know how the game is actually played until we play it ourselves. As we leave high school, we are not ending our education. We should be just beginning it. We have to learn to get along with friends and neighbors, and to build lasting relationships with people. We have to make places for ourselves inside, or outside of society, as we choose. We have to become aware and inter- ested in where our nation is going so that as citizens of a democ- racy, we can exercise fully the rights that are ours. It is impossible to close our minds to our world merely because we are graduat- ing. We can sit here, though, and think of freedom from teachers and homework. However, now the responsibility of learning is solely our own. Instead ofbeing satisfied with what we know, we should be awed by what we do not. Our real education should be just beginning. Ann Lombard 112 SALUTATORY CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO WORLDS I would like to welcome you all to the graduation exercises of our class of 1971. Many of us have been talking incessantly of May I4, the end of school, graduation, marriage, jobs, and college. We just could not wait until we could leave school. The moment is now here - why were we so anxious? To get out of school? I donit think so- I think we did want to escape the enforced security of school life, but many of us have a lot to look forward to during the sum- mer and next fall. This makes the end of school seem unimpor- tant. Itis just a phase that we all must go through before we can begin the rest ofour lives. I felt this way until about a month ago when I attended a wed- ding shower for a girl in the Senior class. Everything hit me there-that girl is going to be married and spend the rest of her life with someone. We are graduating and will go our separate ways, there will be some ofour friends whom we will never see again. I then began to see graduation with a different degree of importance. Though our lives are diverging, we all have something in common. We are going to face a challenge. We will have to face decisions as to what we will do: getting full-time jobs, serving in the Armed Forces, getting married, or going to college. These challenges all have certain requirements for the indi- vidual. Self-discipline, maturity, knowledge of ourselves and our capabilities, and the desire to accomplish our goals. Many factors influence the growth of these qualities, education play- ing perhaps the largest with regard to self-discipline and knowl- edge of our capabilities. Parents and teachers try to guide us in finding knowledge of ourselves and the desire to accomplish our goals. The teacheris job is finished-we must wait for the result. Very few of us can know if we are ready to make these deci- sions. Shortly we shall all know. We must rely on everything that we have been taught by our teachers and parents and the in- fluence of our peers. Many of our fears of the future are based on the doubt: are we ready for the world? Graduation is a plunge into the unknown. Being young and not really aware of the problems that will arise, we rush head first into a different world. The sheltered world we have known is gone, a new one with many uncertainties is here. We must learn to cope with each problem as it arises and gain confidence from experience. As we learn, we will mature, our base being twelve years ofeducation and eighteen years of grow- ing up now completed. We can only hope that our preparation has been strong enough. Today, as we say good-bye to our friends and wish them good luck, letis look back on our twelve years of schooling and then look forward, feeling confident that we are ready for the world. Margaret V ago i ESSAY 4 THE GREATEST, MOST IMPORTANT DIFFICULTY What does to have an education mean? Is it ofa book leam- ing nature, or is education knowledge and experience? Does it mean memorizing details for a mark to pass a course to graduate, or is education the desire for a mark to pass a course to graduate, or is education the desire to leam to develop the whole being? One thing is certain: to exist in society, some sort of basic edu- cation is needed .... In the words of Montaigne, a sixteenth century individualist: the greatest and most important difficulty ofhuman effort is the .... education of children. The fundamentals of an education involve such skills as read- ing and comprehension, and writing. These skills must be taught in order to be able to continue in education. The early years should establish the foundation for the years of education in the future. However, there is a point of saturation where an individual has had all the basics needed. Then he should be given the free will to develop creativity and individuality. This allowance for individuality should be an integral part of educa- tion. Forcing a student to do certain things in a narrow range tends to limit and inhibit his ability. By depriving a pupil of liberty to do things for himself, we make him servile and cow- ardlyf' flvlontaignel The student can only play back the ideas of the teacher and the subject he is compelled to digest. In today's system it seems that education places more of a stress on book leamingn and on competing for a grade of 93 in- stead ofa 92. Emphasis is placed not on what the student may learn but on how he perfomis and what his mark is. Education now means more of a memorizing for a mark for a short while, then forgetting the substance of the material after the test. Memorizing is without use, to know by heart only is not to know it all, it is simply to keep what one has committed to mem- ory. lMontaigneD Education, in many cases, means existing through boredom for a souvenir, a piece of paper, designating graduation and readiness for life. However, education should encompass the whole individual. It should not only involve the person's mind, but his thoughts and actions, his relation to other ideas and to other people. Edu- cation should be a learning experience and a development of person and spirit. Montaigne said that education should be a desiring . . . to form an able and efficient man Cratherl than a learned man. What use would there be of a formal education in life? The practicality of an education should also be an influence. There is no use teaching a student something he will never use. If a student is taught a subject that is completely irrelevant to his life and future, then the time used to teach the material is wasted. If the material cannot in any way contribute to the de- velopment of an individual, it is without value for all concerned. Education should not be an exercise just in memory or recit- ing the alphabet, but an exercise in learning and judgment, sense and substance. It should entail the whole spirit, it should influence the personis life and his role in society. Education should foster wisdom and judgment to bare and mere literal learning. lMontaigne7 The diploma should signify not wasted years of useless mem- orizing, but years taken to develop a whole, rounded person. This graduation exercise should mean more than a good rid- dance to years in a confinement of irrelevancyg it should mean a greeting to a new and perhaps better way of life as a result of suitable preparation. Almost everyone leaving here today should have a feeling of individuality and readiness to join, or tackle, life. Maybe a few do. But perhaps because of the present day system of education many cannot claim this, through no fault of their own. We would be remiss in our obligations to society ifwe did not strive to make education better for those students yet to come. Susan Crawford CLASS WILL We have made itl Four years of Barneyis capricious moods, four years of Mr. Carrett's meditation, four years of gym, four years of lockers and ten o'clock breaks, four years of band, four years of art, four years ofbusiness, four years of teachers, four years of those cafe lunches, four years of hockey, track, baseball, football, basketball . . . four horrible years. To those horrible years we leave the CLASS WILL of 1971. Sally leaves behind one pair of white CPD sneakers, two pairs of unmatched socks, and one sweatshirt to Miss McCarthy. Margo Landry leaves her memo- ries to the teachers. Kathy Whitney leaves all baby knowledge to Mrs. Kan- chuga. Donna Robinson leaves thanks to Mrs. Kanchuga for making her real- ize the importance of being a young lady. Cindy Jensen leaves one big kiss to Mr. Malay. Cary Whitcomb leaves an old algebra II book and a book on classroom self-defense to anyone unfortunate enough to have Mr. Kelley. Dawn MacCillivray leaves Mr. Cogan smiling. Joyce Vecchiarelli leaves Mr. Kelley her pills. Lori Suggs leaves her teabag to Mr. Kelley. Steve Parsons leaves shears to Mr. Cripps. Patricia Winters leaves Mr. Kelley's homework sheet to anyone who finishes their homework. Don Harrison leaves a copy of EVERYTHINC YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT LCENO DISARCINA BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK. Mal Reitchel leaves Kule her bowl of fruit and her art work. Kurt Hinxman returns all authority to Mr. Lentige in his Craphic Arts Class. William Briggs leaves the promise to take Miss Kuleis job away-also to make her return all the paintings sheis bor- rowed from him. Pamela Maison leaves Miss Kule all the respect she ever wanted. Donna Jordon leaves Mrs. Kanchuga a Betty Crocker Cookbook. Kathy Smith leaves a 10 pound bag of mints to the cute teacher in Room 207. John Kleynan leaves his little brother to the teachers. Diane Robichaud leaves all her spare time spent in the halls, in the front of 213 with Ken to Mr. D. Holly Rice leaves Miss Haitas her old double blade skates. Susan Adams leaves her insanity to Mr. Cary Nelson, who needs it-he,s too sane. Kathy Smith leaves a book of HOW TO TEACH SENSITIVITY TO THE WEATHERMEN to Mrs. Cronin. Karen Lesnik leaves 25c worth of candy liars to Miss Dadoly. Steve Parsons leaves a bowl of lasagna to Ceno. Kathy Whitney leaves her P.O.D. papers and laughs to Mr. D. Carol Freeman leaves ner Hcongenialn personality to Mr. Lynch, her favorite teacher. Mary Ann Nlorlani leaves Mr. Fessenden without remorse. Robert Lyford leaves his collection of Doonesbury comic strips to Fred and BKM. Sid Tildsley would like to leave a third Tildsley coming up next year to Miss Abbood. Debby White leaves all her problems to Miss Abbood. james Cum leaves all the lieadaches that his class gave Mr. McDermott this year. Thomas Beaton leaves dis number one rating in the table top hockey to Ceno. S. F. and L. B. leave Mr. Fardy a clean large notebook for any new notes for next years' classes. Donna jordan leaves Mrs. Partlow a sewing needle. Robin Moore leaves Mr. Cogan with another Moore the next three years. Rachael Palmer leaves 57 rolls of masking tape and 400 cardboard boxes to the art room. Cail Parent leaves her seat in the art room which she used for four years. Fran Baker leaves her seat in Miss Kulels room for any freshman who wishes to use it for four years in a row. Gloria Marsh leaves one used chair in 208-A. Kathy Smith leaves one un- censored copy of HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS to Chuck and George. Debra Sevener gladly leaves Mrs. Gershon to any student fortunate enough to have her. Denise Bureau leaves her typewriter that she used for four hours a day to anyone who wants it. Janis Field leaves all her shorthand tests and quizzes to the freshman in 202. Diane Robichaud leaves a considerable number of zeroes for being late for Mr. Shiere,s class to future bookkeeping students who will give him the same trouble. Sandy O,Rourke leaves her statistical typing book to George. Dawn MacGillivray leaves Mrs. Gershon to worry about Mrs. Webber. jan Rosa leaves a bottle of tranquilizers and a package of Contac to any brave student of Room 208-A. joyce Lippert leaves ier statistical typing booklet to anyone who wants it. Nancy Schultz leaves her statistical typing booklet to the students in 208-A. Peggy Vayo leaves a warning to all those who like to talk with their friends above a whisper in front of Mrs. Webberis room at 10:05. Michelle LaValle leaves behind to all third year business students the boredom and monotony of staying in the same classroom-same seat-four periods in a row, and the near impossibility of skipping a business class-unless the teacher breaks her ribs and is out for three weeks. Patty Kelley leaves to sister BI a pair of crutches if she wants to try out for basketball cheerleading. john Daniell leaves his speediness to the track team. Thomas Mirisola leaves one Hoopsv to Coach Gilligan to be used in whatever way he sees fit. Rich Smallidge leaves two knee braces to anyone unfortunate enough to need them. james Ritchie leaves his football shirt for coaclfs trophy case. jim Irwin leaves a lead puck Cto practice his meager shots? and a pair of smelly hockey gloves to john Harrison. Richard Weed leaves his track shoes for someone who can put them to good use. Walter Hills leaves his football uniform to any guy who can wear it with as much pride as he did. Harry Latta leaves his right soccer shoe to Frank Simmons to put to use. Dennis Murphy leaves to Phil Morrissey one pair of striped sneakers so that he can slip all over the court, just like Dennis did. Thomas Mirisola leaves to next year's varsity center fielder the hole in his baseball glove. David Irwin leaves his three front teeth and a lisp to any unfortunate future hockey player. Dick Gillis and Mike Curran would like to leave the 100 different ways they used to get out of track practices. Gary Whitcomb leaves a pair of worn-out track shoes to anyone who can break 2:10 in the 880 during his senior year. Walter Hills leaves his football locker 45 to anybody crazy enough to want it. Trudy Kennedy leaves all her skip days to her sister Patty. Robin Moore leaves all her medical excuses to any girl fortunate enough to have them. Marcia Carbone leaves her absentee record to Mary Cote or anyone who can fulfill it. Gail Provenzano and Cathy Worth leave their luck in skipping and not getting caught to some unlucky student at WHS. Dale, Gloria, and Patty leave eighteen straight days of being late to anyone who can do better than that. Barbara Flores, Kathy Ingalls and Brenda Graves leave their exception- ally good luck at skipping to anyone who thinks they can do better. They also leave a reserved seat in the 8:02-which made it all possible. Denise Lavine leaves her left gym sock to Patty and her right gym sock to Betty. Kathy Whitney leaves her gym suit and sneakers to Miss MacCarthy. Debbie Day leaves her gym locker combination, 36-24-36, to anyone who fits the qualifications. Brenda Sheldon leaves one slightly dirty gym suit and one slightly dirty gym locker 19943929 to next year,s freshman. Robert Welch leaves his gym suit to Coach Bellissimo-he may be able to fit into it someday. Scott Sheerin leaves 582,163 push-ups for Meatball. Gail Provenzano leaves her smelly old gym suit to any person who gets stuck without one in time of need. Frank Carroll leaves his gym suit to Fred. Patty Kelley leaves her locker room tape recordings for all girls. Holly Rice leaves all her socks to next year's gym class. Rhonda Carlin leaves gym locker 4169 to some poor fresh- man. Sally F. leaves her broken locker to any worthy freshman. Diane Burke leaves her decorated locker to some lucky freshman- decorate and cherish it alwaysf, Margo Landry leaves Eddie her locker. Marcia Garbone leaves Debbie Tomasi her locker. Mal Reitchel leaves Eddie his locker. Linda Place leaves locker 995553 to some poor freshman or sophomore. It opens with a good hard kick. Gloria Marsh leaves two unused lockers. Dennis MacCaIlum leaves a locker of unreturned library books. Amy Anderson leaves her locker to any freshman who will be willing to fight with the office to get it to work. Harry Stewart leaves his locker to someone who is either a lot more patient than he, or an expert safe-cracker. Pam Bacon leaves locker 199300 to some poor unsus- pecting freshman. It closes quite easily-with a kick and a bang. Jackie Mica- lizzi leaves a foot-stool for those under with a top locker. Elaine Thorp leaves her locker to the freshman. Bill Mardney leaves one locker full of un- used books to anyone. James Ritchie leaves his locker to anyone who wants it. Terri O,Gonnors leaves her brother, Jimmy, under the guidance of Michael Harrington and Mr. Gogan. Sally Fantasia leaves her football cheerleading uniform to her sister, Marie. Gloria Smith leaves to her brother and sisters a pack of gum,a waste basket, a scraper and a worn-out map of the school in case of Mr. Kelley. Patti Kelley leaves BJ two years of being profound for Mrs. Aldrich-if she can take it. Amy Anderson leaves her sister and brother the right to be tardy. Mal Preitchel leaves Boom 225 to her brotherJackie. Don Harrison leaves complete control of the school and faculty to his brother, Doug and to his sister, Chen. Maureen Given leaves her sister, Gayle, her fatheris signature-to sign her own notes. Leslie Dluznieski leaves her sister four long years at WHS. Lousie Baker leaves boring POD classes with Geno to her sisters. Sue Barry leaves a year of Mr. D's classes to her brother, Paul. Mal Reitchel leaves the small cafe to whoever wants it. James Gum leaves the cafe all the good lunches we made this year. Margo Landry leaves all the pieces of lunch on the floor to the cafe. Kurt Hinxman leaves all the senioris recipes to the cafe. Richard Garter leaves those cafe lunches to future classes. Susan Adams leaves Terryis and her lunch seat to Michele L. and David D. Also she leaves her lunch table to Lois, Cherry, Sandy, and Jeannie, with a brown paper bag for their squashed milk cartons. Brenda Locke leaves the cafe's job to dishpan hands. Joe Mullins leaves one book of 1,000 recipes even more disgusting than the ones they already have. Dawn MacGillivray leaves creamed spinach soup to the cafe and WHS-forever! Joyce Vecchia- relli leaves her gourmet lunches to Mrs. Thelma', Wentworth. Margo Landry leaves a pack ofcigarettes to the 215 girls, room. Karen Heim leaves all her cigarette butts in the parking lot. Margaret D,Errico leaves the air vents in the 215 girls' room to all those that go in there to smoke-but don't get caught. Linda Adams leaves her smoking stall in the 215 girls, room to anyone who wants it. Joyce Vecchiarelli leaves her upuffsn to Patty, Betty, Hen, and Parker. Hugh Wiberg leaves one bent baritone. Elaine Burpee leaves a pair of wrecked tassles and a broken up baton to some poor majorette. Gary Whit- comb leaves a tenor sax to Dave Passmore-if he can ever find Middle G. Holly Rice leaves one pair of tympani mallets and the title section leader to Mr. Menzie's next unsuspecting soul. Pr. W. leaves his two new bald tires he smoked in the High School parking lot. Kathy Knowlton leaves her parking space to Patty. She also leaves her 1960 Falcon to any underclassman who can start it in 90 degree weather with- out using the choke. Denise Lavine leaves her banged-up car to anybody who goes to drive-ins and has poles in front of them. Joyce Vecchiarelli leaves her tailpipe, oil, and empty gauge. Bill Gustus leaves Milt Famie to all incoming freshmen who have never heard of him. Donna Jordon leaves her books to the little freshmann to use in years to come. James Gum leaves all his excellent essays to his English class. Gloria Marsh leaves one pair of old clunky glasses to anvone. John Kleynan leaves his sympathy to the junior and senior shop class next year while they build the house. Terri O,Gonnors leaves Anne Polsey and Lorraine Lemieux taxi fare. Harry Latta leaves his broken Hart Javelin skiis to anybody that thinks he can ski on them. Phil Butler leaves a can of Nutrament to Bern Wagstaff. Diane Burke leaves an advanced activity period class. Lance Platt 111 leaves his grapefruit. Brian Farrell leaves his locker, books, desks, and teachers to the poor lower classmen. Kathy Leary leaves Alison Arnold a tube of Ben- Cay for pulled leg muscles. Cindy Jensen leaves one slightly used balloon to whoever can use it. Ted Wicks leaves special brownies for Buffalo Bob. Pamela Maison leaves Mr. Dicey to any kool and unsuspecting chick. Lance Walden leaves his gym socks to his teachers and the school. Judy Boeri leaves an unorganized dues book and an advanced activity class II. Ho Chi leaves behind his secret identity-Kevin McCormick. Cindy Balcom leaves her Mickey Mouse sweatshirt to anyone who cares to wash it. Ann Stantial leaves her ability to stay awake the whole sleep-out, then' coming to school, and facing the left, left, left, left, left of graduation practice. jackie Cawthron leaves her mouth-she talks fast-to anyone who can use it as a conning machine as she has. Tony DeFrancesco gives away all his physics knowledge and the crown to anyone who can get a lower grade. Sandi O,Rourke leaves three long years of waiting to Terri. Bill McCinley leaves Ann Stantial and her kisses to next yearis senior class play. Lance and Shannon each leave Riccelli three inches. Carl Capozzi leaves all his charm and talents through experience to the immature students coming up. Dana Tighe leaves his excellent study habits to any unfortunate that feels like just getting by. Linn Wiberg leaves her penchant for obnoxious, ridiculous rules to some integrity-filled junior. Steve Catalano and Linda Valente leave behind two pairs of extremely worn out boxing gloves to any loving couple who love to argue day in and day out. They also leave behind all the happy times they had together between rounds. Louise Baker leaves 101 ways to spend lonely weekends to anyone who is in love with servicemen. Mal Reitchel leaves himself memories. Arthur Barnaby leaves his girl, Debra, to NO ONE. Donna jordan leaves all her school memories to WHS. Steve Parsons leaves some good memories and some bad memories. Margo Landry leaves Ed to the freshman. Debra Sevener leaves all the trouble they caused and the fun they had causing it, to Russo, and I hope she can double it. D. T. leaves a chain of beer can tabs for Mr. Cripps clock. Patty Kelley leaves Frank to any deserving underclassman. Mal Reitchel leaves Cayle Civen to Eddie Landry. Kathy Sugrue leaves Cheryl Tomasi her drafting pencil and eraser, and she hopes Cheryl has fun in drafting next year. Debra Sevener leaves all the good times she had with Steve in memory of him, my friends, and me. She also leaves all the good times she could have had to Kathy Cain. Lee Hobby leaves a pair ofslightly used saddle shoes to Donna Brewster and a S510 gift certificate at any Jacob Finklestein Store. Frank Cruber leaves three bottles of turtle wax to a certain member ofthe School to keep his chrome dome shining. Richard Carter leaves Kathy Whit- neyis, if she will give it to him, to Barney for those cold days. Sandi C,Rourke leaves her three suspension rooms to anyone who wants them. Margo Landry leaves all her books and D-sheets to the school. Cynthia johns leaves the big bow tie that was used in the JV show to Mr. Carrett. Dawn MacCillivray leaves a moment of silent meditation to students waiting to see Mr. Carrett. Arthur Barnaby leaves his seniority to Mr. Garrett. Richard Car- ter leaves Mr. Carrett to the Junior class. Steve Parsons leaves graduation practice. Leslie Dluznieski leaves all the good times of being at the end of the graduation line to all future senior girls who are tall. Kathy Walsh leaves school. William DeLisle leaves this school. Leida Rideout leaves the whole school, good points and bad, to in- coming students. Monica Cilardi leaves Wilmington High School-as fast as she can. Mal Reitchel leaves 215 and 115 to whoever takes care of them. Linda Place leaves the remainders of WHS to anyone who wants them. And finally, Robin Meads leaves the country to anybody who wants it. We the class of 1971, being of unorganized soundness, and doubtful sanity leave-ONE LAST QUOTE... Susan Adams admits at last that she is ofushapeless body and insane mindf, jonathan Hayward l CLASS HISTORY I guess the actual history of the class of 1971 dates hack to 1953 when 25 lmaliies came screaming into the world. Little did we know at that time that on Septemlmer 3, 1966, we would he entering Wilmington High School together as freshmen. The sun was shining down on us that Septemlier morning as we proudly, yet hesi- tatingly, entered the huilding and hegan to wind a maze that was to lead us to many new and enlightening experiences that would shape our future. With Mr. Crecoe as our class advisor, we held our first class meeting in November. What's it all ahout?', seemed to he the thematic question. At this time, nomination papers were circulated for class elections. Carl Capozzi was chosen president, Sid Tildsley, vice president, Marie Ricci, secretary and Mike Landers, treasurer. It was now that the very almle, yet not always welcomed, dues collectors hegan their work. It was during our freshman year that Cirls' lnaskethall witnessed a numher one vic- tory. Footliall really stepped into the limelight though as the team witnessed its first in a series of three numher one victories. To think our freshman class held some of the key players. Mike Espisito, Dick Cillis, and Rick Smallidge started to capture everyoneis attention. XVe had made many lasting friendships and learned to feel at home as our freshman year came to a close. As the leaves turned lirown a few months later, we found ourselves once more safely under the roof of XVilmington High, this time as sophomores. VVe still looked up at the seniors and juniors, ofcourse we won't even mention those 'ilittlew freshmen. Nliss Dolkart was our class advisor that year, and after elections, at the end of Octo- lmer, Sid Tildsley hecame president, Mike Curran, vice president, joan Cuoco, secre- tary, and Bill Custus, treasurer. With these four at the reins, our sophomore class dance was planned for Decemlier eighteenth. The Crystal Ballf, as the dance was called, was held in the gym. The Lost Cenerationf' was the hand that played. This year, the hockey team, with stars Mike Esposito, jim Irwin, and Dana Tighe, joined the footliall team to lmecome the numlier one champions from our league. In Nlay, we held another class meeting to decide on a location for our junior Prom. The Speare House in Lowell was chosen. It was also at this meeting that sophomore Crazy Day was planned. On june fifth, as a prelude to Crazy Day a sophomore class party was held at Silver Lake. A sleep out followed the party. On june sixth, Crazy Day had its heginning as two hundred uninhihited sophomores paraded from the Little League Park to the High School. So we had seen a second year fleetingly pass as our Sophomore year ended. After what seemed like a short vacation, we returned to VVilmington High, one step away from the honor of heing a senior. Mr. Osmond liecame our loyal and dedicated advisor that year, and after elections in Septemlmer, Bill Custus hecame president, jackie Nlicalizzi, vice president, Ioan Cuoco, secretary, and Judy Boeri, treasurer. An executive hoard was also elected to work along with the class officers. Memlmers included: Diane Burke, jackie Cawthron, Kathy Ingalls, Cail Provenzano, and Betty XVoods. In Novemlier, our officers scheduled a slave auction and a very successful cake sale. Shortly afterwards, we hegan laying out plans for the junior Variety Show. Iim sure the organizers will never forget all the meetings and parties after school with Mr. Os- mond. In March, we held another class meeting to make final plans for the show and to plan junior VVeek. The first day ofjunior Week, April thirteenth, was Bahy Day. All the hahies met on the Common, lvoldly marched over to the school, and homlmarded the principal's office with lmalloons. Everyone knows that lmalmies only use pennies. The lunch ladies learned this, much to their dismay as they had among their lunch count over seven thousand pennies that day. Tuesday, April fourteenth, was Dress-up Day. On that same evening at the North Intermediate School, we held our Junior Banquet. Awards for Scholastic achievement and special sports merit were presented to the deserving students. On XVednesday, we all had the opportunity to he what we had always aspired for. It was Occupation Day. April fifteenth was also the dress rehearsal for the Junior Variety Show. 120 VVe had planned for April sixteenth to be the day all Juniors would dress in red. However April 16, 1970, became the first massive skip day in the history ofWilming- ton High. It was probably the most successful activity a class has ever planned, out- side of graduation that is. ' Thursday, April seventeenth, was Crazy Day. VVhether for our protection, or for the townspeopleis or forjust plain publicity, we had a police-escorted parade from Wein- bergis to the High School. That night we had our first try at our junior Variety Show. That was a night we will never forget-a night of side-splitting comedy with the lead acts Romeo and julietf' Bad Death,', The Little Kidsf, The Bathroom Quintetf, and the HNewlywed Camef, Following the second run on Saturday Night, there was a cast party at Jackie Cawthron's. We hardly had a chance to catch our breath before our Junior Prom, Ext-alibre,', became a reality on April Twenty-fourth. Kathy Sugrue was selected to be queen. In May, we held our final class meeting. At this time, we elected officers for our senior year. jackie Micalizzi was chosen president, Lance Platt, vice president, Ioan Cuoco, secretary, and Judy Boeri, treasurer. Executive Board members included: Diane Burke, Patty Lawrenson, Kathy Bradly, jackie Cawthron and Cail Provenzano. During the smnmer, our class officers chose Chateau de Ville, on Route One in Saugus, as the site for our prom. I sit alone at present dreaming- U This is the attitude many of us had as we entered school at the beginning of our senior year. Because, although we were approaching the close of our twelfth year, we were beginning to dream about and make arrangements for a new life-a new career. Mr. Cogan became our class advisor for our final year at Wilmington High. Under his supervision, we held a candy sale in October. Soon afterward under the leader- ship of Mrs. Conzales, the senior play, Born Yesterdayf, was performed. Cindy jen- sen was the assistant director and Ann Stantial, Rick Bahia, Tony DeFrancesco, Bill Mt-Cinley, and lim Theriault were the stars. The yearbook staff began working diligently at their task. Mr. Hamilton took charge ofthe staff. Carol Freeman and jackie Micalizzi were chosen co-editors. In November, the XVildcats witnessed their third, Merrimack Valley Conference Championship and were also Class C Champions for the first time. Mike Esposito was the stateis high scorer in a one year, three year, and four yearperformance. Hockey was also nmnber one that year in our league. It is only fair to make mention of our terrific track team with star players Larry Harrington, Carl Cotter, and Mike Esposito. Basketball captains Bill Custus and Den- nis Murphy led their team through an exciting year in ,71. The baseball team, with captains Tom Mirasola and Richard Cearty and pitcher Bill Custus expect to be num- ber one when the season terminates. So, all-in-all, we have witnessed four great years in sports. NVe held our last class meeting in April. At this time, we dedicated our yearbook to Mr. Osmond and chose Mr. Lynch as Teacher ofthe Year. We are now in the fourth act of our play. 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