Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1974 volume:

'Hf ' ff ff'x' f ' 4 4 :z.sP,Axmf 5.,2wilm.:i HAH! v:. 1' .- - KfdiljgzETXEQTDN, fvlixi-i,flxCHUl3ffT3 We Con Soor To The Gools We Set For Gurselves, For The Sky Is Our Limit And The Doors Of Time Hove Just Now Opened. - J.E.S. '74 - UNITED WE STAND I Y D 'i qv S b f Q NQ E y , F Q 1 Sf 6 , , S 4' iii: 1 1 S if 'X . f J.ig2 CLASS OF 1974 ff: .. N b.-1 L.:zzf4'RV .f., - mwffzm':.4m:, ,,fQ:mm..e,.1 , 4 Hex 'W ' 41 'L ...QMW A , .J 154' ' x f '1 A lfLLm:Lf.l'f: ' Q I H 1 W ' I , - w N .il ' I - I -:- azz. , . V ' ' -- L gf-.4 A 4 'I+-mf. -I X N 'S -Y' Ill s ' ' V .gf V40 A' ' . 1- as i.: 'V 39 wQ,'9.4' 98.68 Q2 ' Y , 'Ali 1 4 . f ,, a f- 12 REQ' 1 lytd -4 O' qlvf Ask A na ,'f'J-1. Q':1.'U WO Qxlivgl p't?JriU v ' . Vjxiqlzigw haf-ii: A 5.9523 'W -',y.3QQ fi'?!Q ad' M 'fix Al lv, I' 2 CWQ4 iz , 3,2 'w1.yA,M. 5 4, 4 vt 422 ,,, 1,1 .fwf- gf' ,,.-. .Z 1. 4 fi. 'Y 2 1 QM ai 2 'li Vim L. 'Dv li M.,-,... , r I r 'YK q- Nb 'l f x 'ww wv ,Q fig N a Q OR Wy. 'f-,,-. mtg '7 pn 1974'S TEACHER OF TI-IE YEAR RICHARD W. FARDY :WV E if , a ll!!! f 'M 'nv' ,ua 35n.b':w VI ,..v V , H .Mw,+4.,.. ,. wma 'Wi'-Uns.,,.,,,, 1' ,M . NVQ-4+ ,qua yf' - 1919 'J if il -'I' ,nr I ww-MM , 1 Y V, ii v - q - -Y z , 3 g ij to . , i ', . 3g:,.3-'i' ' f 'l 1 l 2 he ef , ' g , ,r : ft -s 5 Ev. i,5::.. c.:, 4. V. l 1 -.R 1 i ' it ' i L P '- - it - F ' s Q . i, 5 .3 il -M E . , R 3 0 x 2 2 l f .1 H.: f i 4- 'v '7 f ' 5 if 5 A 2 ' 1? ' , Q 'ss Jes, V f - P5 x gif 1 U V M A in L F- li Mmwmnm MMM ' ' - ..,,, V I 'Q i, S f e i sf 'Qi , f is i 4 l 1' -I 4' X If V if J, l i ,af i S , I 1 Q-1 2' 1 i J f ,' if X X . ,z f' X -2141, ...SJ W. Z ' Pa. if 1' f i X ' 'g ' M X ., .,.V ig, -V,, A f it 7 K .i gf' - ' Aw,,...,, -. ' i q .ws L-4. P - - . ' ,. Nu., mf . . ,.. , ix 5' , , M W I -.,, ,, ,.,,....-f Q H t . , ':wm4Z,:2, -W' 'Se A . INN 'iw .QM , V .,:, V . g ::. V . . I? r--wm1am............. M- H .i X Mr. Walter H. Pierce Mr. Derek R. Little Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent of Schools To the Class of l974: Well done! You have now achieved another goal in your educational career. For some of you, it will be the end of your formal education. To you my wishes are that you will utilize wisely the knowledge you have gained during these past years. To those who are planning to further their education, my best wishes for continued educational success, The School Committee joins me in extending congratulations to each and every one of you, We extend our best wishes for happiness and success in the years to come. Walter H. Pierce Superintendent of Schools ,ig ,f i , g N .4 f 2. H ' il ill W 'S S :ll 1 i . ir -Q W ,.i -sit i .. , M if -. Hu .. vi - 1, ' i f ,J V Z ' 1 i ,f J- if X A lifffltti. ml H S -1. ,,,,,, - 1 Q. .. ,A 23- '- 1 ' .. if Y W D-1-JJ F, 1 Mr lorry Houghton School Committee: Mr. R. Thackeray, Mrs, B. Hooper, Mr. J, Brooks. Back Row: Mr. J , Buzirig-,fy Manager Nealon, Mr. J, Demos, Mr. H. Landers. ix V , . 4 V , 5 'M 5 1 V 1 ' ' ,,- Q. -Pd .. .... 5 :Y '- 1 4, , ' ' 7' , .544 - i' 1 we 42 qw , -.,.- 5 3 Y a ,Ir y a , A 4- 1 -41-f , xx 42 ' 'B f 57 . X. W ,jag- :ip 43 12 '- f , if si 1 1 fx' , yr, ., . i, vii.: Q. Q' , 1 I I 9 5 l3f, 1' .wx , or 52 2 1 what V3 Xa x if i ' f f' 3 ' xii' 2 i X ,V W I 'ff ' f neg . , 1 l Vx xk - lv , . . .cv .,- . ,, R, 1 3 1, L, y W,-ff jiri i xv .- XX Mba- ' F12-2,4 W, WWW' Mr. Bernard P. McMahon Principal QQ- fi i -Q.. -' A . -. ,xl K-T, .. -'xuwx x .4 -.. . g . 25' ., ,WH I W. ' P ' f . .. .1 I , X . W J- , 4 'J 1,2 in -. :E mi '+ hx. QA g-.iHifrE11ci- 31 JZ I exe, -.:, .J-,YXIQ .gag-12.-2- . .-.-: 1: cvs.-4.4 .:'y.:gr.:,5 +4 JC.. - f- .. r.. .frf:,:3Esff5s:'n-1-zsszf'Qs4 f ,if gi 2-5 'rosa ...mwvnfxm I A' Mr. Harold F. Garrett Assistant Principal iefm' A ,MW .S 'i f , g ' 1 4. , if if ,- Nw.,.' ae-5325 ,f I . ,,- -. . 'N-,,., .f, ' Q , 'M' . .I MW., ,A '-v-NN. ' '13 'iffzrf ' 5 , V-'fi-ff? ' ,L M ' 1 I ' xr WWMM fa V ' ii -155.143 V 7, ,gf f-:wi , 5, -- ffl, '-M.. 9 . aff' ,I l V. 4 '-, A . . fx-,.. . Q ff ' ' ' .-..., ,, ,ff J 2, ff . :fr V 8- 3 wail ff If l I. if , 3 7, LQ 1 . r if ,. 4 ,ww f , ' 1il'l'.1',1i , y' 5 ir.. iw? 4, 1 .Q 4,1 .-,, 'rm.. ' Q ' ,F I ' f ' I f ' 5 -M--.M ' SRM' 5 Qglgaff. ,J I 1 ' ,. ., M1141-. 5.- fi ' 'V it 1 4 149 v ', f!'. 1 ' ., 'Q , f, ' 1 7 4',9'1 , ' ,A 5- 'Y' tdigfx 54 P UNE?- . S52 4 f4,44, P .- ,-,W w .V N- aw' fur- f-wc' -15, 1, 1. ' M in Q I tiff' f Xrgfvff :xr -...M ,Ji-. .. flzfanhjggar ..q,av, ,wmrf f , eg. .T,..2g!si,:1... Mrs. Patricia Gearty, Mrs. Winifred Barry Mr. Roger F. Breakey S9C 9TO ieS Dean of Students e I I ,j ,aff Missing - Mr. John Brake. fi'-, E Y 7 'K .., , SOCIAL STUDIES - First Row: Mr Lawrence Magguo Mr Joseph Beaton chairman Mr. Robert Cripps. Second Row: Mr Gennaro DiSarcina Mr Carl Olsson Mr Charles Keady, Mr. Alon Fessenden. Missing Mrs Lesley Basmayion Mr Steven O Brien Mr. Richard Scanlon. PHY. ED - Mr. Frederick Bellissirno, director, Mr. Robert Alyward. SCIENCE - Mr. John Krey, Mr. Richard Fardy, Miss Georgia Dadoly Mrs Marjorie Butler Dr Jeanne Peter son, Mrs. Priscilla Lockwood, Mr. John Hartnett l U V 'x .r A ' - aw H, -wg.-A w 9 'il 'D fl giiii 4 ll GUIDANCE - Mr. Malcolm Jones, Dr. Kevin Callahan, Mrs. Constance Skahan, Miss Marjorie Marshall, Mr. George Cogan. 7321, YT. ., M, :api + va.: ,fl r ,J J .rf N ,fir '-...gd X 11-f 5 C ,KJ 1 i 4'- 'xXx PEADING Mrs Marjorie Ritvo, Misa Charlene FOREIGN LANGUAGE - Miss Louise Boochino, director, Miss Sherry Jellison, Gvlfirilffi lAi',',irvJ -V Mrs Joy Korn Mrs. Ceclia Lewis, Mrs. Lyndio Baan, Mrs. Sharon I-lone, Mr. Rolando Gonzalez. Missing - Mrs, Marlene Ross lil l'l'ilm 'QM mu .vi : SPECIAL NEEDS - Mr, Sal Albano. sig , 'A Rf 1 l fl l WN' A 29 ,' l - 35 . ' we HOME ECONOMICS - Mrs. 4f Eva Kanchuga, director, Mrs. Eileen Malay, Mrs. Suzanne Partlow, Mrs. Mildred Bean, Miss Nancy Falzano. Missing - Miss Mar- garet Sullivan. . rf-f-W-f.,,..MM...,.,,,,, nmwwaqq-bu E W 'N '-wc, c.. .uh 1 uul', 'flu INDUSTRIAL ARTS - Mr. Robert Dicey, Mr. John Murphy, Mr. John McDermott. Second Row - Lawrence DeGeorge, Mr. Alfred Hombelton, Mr. Frank Lentine. 4l 4' AUDIO-VISUAL - Mr. Matthew Joyce l l uf.-.1 -5 5.3 ,g EUGLIZH lfarerr l-lfgllmcr, Miss Eafherine Symonds, Mrs RoseMarie Koure, Mr. Daniel Grecoe, Miss Mary Ken- PHYS. ED. - Miss Jan Cassidy, Miss Alice McCarthy BUSINESS - Miss Martha Land, Mrs. Mary Thiel, Mrs. Francis Boudreau, Mrs. Eileen Harvey, Miss Jean Longo, Mrs. Donna Ger- shon, Mrs. Joy Donnelly, Mr. Charles Shiere ods 'Q' 7 Mr Rohr-rt Malay Mrs Joyf 1- Aldrich Mr, Richard Dulong, Miss Sylvia Milanese, Miss INDUSTRIAL DESIGN - fifvlf, Mrz li'-ray Cronin Missing f Mr, Robert l-larnilfon, Miss Carol Chiprnan, Mrs. Barbara Mindell, Charles Keller ffrrg ljr-fri rly Slufirl Mr f- -x X X A , '1 rf' .-. ii 'L , ,, r M, ,ff f ', , 1 Y '. ' .Q ', 5 V af- ,. 5 1 ' ' I . Al . I ' ff' la V lx A .' i i it A 4' ,Q r W . 4, ' First Row - Roy Meyer, Gail lrwin, Marijane Cunningham, Susan Lowry, Ann Breakey, Margie Coulton Paul Sferrazza. Second Row - John Arvanitus, Mary Castaldo, Becky Suggs, Carol Kincaid, Margaret Plumer. Missing -Jay Garden 4. ' Z Cl? , V-. o Z ' ni. ull' P' i Fwwv U wr' l First Row M Susan Peabody CVice-Presidentl, Maureen Lounsbury, Kathi Gilligan lpresidentl, Mr. McDermott lAdvisorl, Beclny Suggs. Second Raw W Angela Valente, Mary Markey, Karen McVicker, Cathy Bristol, Lusann Nicholas, David McMillan. Mis- sing - Margie Coulrnn, Robin Land, Gay Rinker, Chris Emery, Mike Falzone. , , M , V Rig 1, if DUO-ZC 0 T R First Row - Dottie Baker, Donna Mulhollond, Cheryl Lawler, Barbara Coursey, Susan Walker, Sally Carlson, Lusann Nicholas, Susan Peabody, Lisa Branzetti. Second Row - Theresa Castaldo, Joan Theriault, Diane Silverman, Susan Lowry. Third Row - Miss Claire Kroll lAdvisorJ, Ann Brewster, Ann Breakey, Jack Holloway, Bob Stewart, Paul Fitch, Rick Howlett, Wade Holbrook, Paul Sferrazza, Ellen O'Rourke, Wendy Wiberg. Missing - Kathi Gilligan, Mary King, Betty Nee, Marty Begonis, Karen McEachern, Kathy McGinley. First Row - Mike Mahoney, Bruce Bishop. Second Row - Wade Holbrook, Tom Woods, .lim Buck, Bob Stewart, Paul Gracia. Missing - John Harrison. l5 First Row - Gail Fullerton, Terry Gilligan, Lisa Stira, Lorraine Spade, Joyce Welch, Diane Bonaccorsi, Carole-Ann Tyler, Cathy Bristol, Miss Campbell lAdvisorJ. Second Row - Miss Stanceau lAdvisorJ, Robin Land, Heather Tadgell, Barry Aruda, Debbie Milano, Lorna Fantasia. Third Row - Chris Emery, Becky Suggs, Dave McMillan, Mark Materese, Jack Holloway, Peter Michaud, Paul Sferrazza, Bonnie Scheu, Judy Lefavour, Sandy Starke. Ti--5,QfQ?s79lj:5, '7 ' e 7' . .f if t :IM - W- vm-f, L -' 'm2: 'fi:111ff - A . '- ' ' V, w'1'mNW:F'M,- - , 4- in-':- Y . : - ,mffl.M4!wY-J i l . , in , ' 12 ll A J fl Qi . C. L f' , . i , i v J ., WJ? f . S t. . 4 t gc l i 5 J i ,Twixl 1 - , , IEP? 1 ' A-ii C a L .1.,..,. 'cl-T l a 1' , l -- ' l 1. lv! 1 i 1 .A by l. -V f' i First Row -John Imbimbo, Steve Tsihlis, Joe Shibilia, Rich Stratton, Andy Leyenaur. Second Row - Mark Materese, Debbie Lancaster, Cheryl Clark lEditorJ, Mrs. Harvey lAdvisorl, Ed Adams lEditorl, Judy Wright, Carl Singelas. l 6 F U X 0 l- I N ,..... ,-1 f- Flrst Row Mrs Symonds lAdvrsorD Ann Breakey Beth Bradford Jannce Spada Morgue Coulton lPresndentJ Cheryl Lawler lTreasurerJ Susan Hosrner Pat Vayo Marljane Cunnmgham Second Row Kathy Pavelcak lSecretaryJ Carole Ann Tyler lVnce Presldentl Chris Barbas Judy Strand Llsa Stlra Nancy White Dianne Spear Leslae Crawford Third Row Judy LeFavor Elaine Lyford Make Mahoney Paul Gracua Mark OHearne Bob Stewart Wade Holbrook Becky Suggs. Furst Row Dave Mather Tony Maxfneld John Karnlnsku Todd Lnttle Second Row John lmbnmbo Andy Leyenaur Ken -1- -'mm First Row - Mr. John Krey lAdvisorJ, Lavinia White, Marijane Cunningham, Elaine Lytord lPresidentJ, Kathy Pavelcak, Mark O'Hearne lVice- Presidentl, Second Row - Carolyn Landry, Dave Allen, Ed Adams, John Kaminski, Dave Landry, Tammy Tutela, Sandy Hogg, Rose Tyler, Lorraine Spada, Third Row - Gerard Cunningham, Andy Leyenaur, Todd Little, Carole-Ann Tyler, Bob Jones, Mark Callahan, Gary Minks. Fourth Row - Mark Smith, Ron Deveau. Missing - Janice Spada, Patti Hanlon, Leslie Crawford, Willis Lyford. va' VN. -rbi 'IK if First Row - Karen Fielding, Lorraine Spada, Carole Tyler, Sharon Clark, Marcy Lester, Kathy Shinners, Karen Borassa, Diorle Dizocomo. Second Row - Janice Spada lPresidentJ, Cheryl Clark, Margaret Forrest, Miss Carol Chipman lAdvisorl, Elaine Lyford. Third Row - Sue Peabody, Andy Leyenaur, Willis Lyford, David Mather, Tony Maxtield, Paul Gracia, Carl Silva, Richard Grinder, Karin Passmore. l P l ....... ........... ............., Mmm W... at f it-:E SF ' -. .. A if Nz-s q - pf-P, ww MM-w..mMQf,M,,y we4skezwAvMyg1x,zNd l 5-Q :J l ya fr Faqs Priscilla Martell, Donna McDonald, Joyce Paraskeva, Janice Gennerti, Judy Strand. 1 . NJ x V l ' .'s. . , ' ,x . ' 5 , gm Mmm . N ,, 1 J , if 1 '. J ' l?5'?2iMf l J . I 3 'fn Nw - .i 4 ' g A ,-F' Wi in - X 1 :I , i.. P' I A ' J . , W, i J f I ,. . . 17 First Row - Marcy Lester, Bob Leathe, Patti Hanlon, Tom Webber, Margie Coulton, Dana Daniell, Nancy Meyer, Michelle Virtus, Melissa Ward, Debbie Morrissette. Second Row - Peggy Barry, Heather Tadgell, Mary Markey, Leslee Webber, Sharon Bothelho, Cathy Morris- sette, Pam Chase, Michele Giroux, Janice Ritchie. Third Row - Chris Lyman, Paul Rodicia, John Viula, Mike Peters, Bill Noelcke, Mark O'Hearne, Ross Walden, David Allen, Philip Kesinger, Billy Lampkin. Missing Patty Bransfield, Mr. Cote lAdvisorJ, Mary Castaldo. A ef ' EE! ,Q ,N . , fl' Q 1 Q is sz, ,Ji L.. Y 'Q' WM, , 5, fig ,pf 15? ,' las ,? First Row - Mrs. King lAdvisorl, Lavinia White, Carole-Ann Tyler, Rosemarie Tyler, Janice Spada, Lynn Hastings, Pat Vayo, Sandy Hogg. Second Row - Kathy Pavelcak, Lorraine Spada, Margie Coulton, Elaine Lyford. Third Row - Gary Minks, Mark Callahan, Willis Lyford, Ken Leavitt, Alan Jensen, Mark O'Hearne, Mark Smith, Tony Maxfield, Dave Allen. TSM UCI DHT EOT NOE TLE 20 ,, L! 4 ,. 1 r 1 R! .W S H.. V'-11 x M I in-',l,':r-Qffj X V 1' 'xl V,-ai' 1.3 1-vglx, NY ' ' - 5 QYQ s. sf: -gy Q .. . ' I 'O ',,, Susan Lowry, Elaine Lyford, Susan Peabody, Lisa Branzetti. Missing - Kathy Gilligan lChairmanl. ., ui 5 A XM? fi.-ui 5 . L! First Row - Mrs. Maley CAdvisorJ, Dave Passmore KCapt.l, Judy LeFavour. Second Row - Todd Little, Willis Lyford, John Kaminski, Chris DeMorrow. A 4 i '54 ZX' ef? Wi, First Row - Mr. Woodbury fAdvisorJ, Ann Breakey, Beth Bradford, Tri-Editors Cheryl Lawler, Jean Novak, and Lisa Branzetti, Margie Coulton, Susan Hosmer. Second Row - Kathy Pavelcak, Marijane Cunningham, Patty Hanlon, Leslie Crawford, Wendy Wilberg, Susan Lowry, Dianne Pintrich. Third Row - Bob Stewart, Chris Barbas, Patti Ross, Nancy ghite, Dianne Spear, Elaine Lyford, Judy Strand, Tom Webber. Missing - John Arvanitus, Bernie Gallagher, Carlene ut er. CONCERT CHOIR ,lf K! I 5 , .. 'WK .,, v. 1 1 mg4,Z.Q2.m 3 iv 1 44 , 4 ., 4 ,f-.C X. X 1 My XX .5 BAND f 1: f 1. L ., A11 f ,, . - 'T MN? ' my - V- frwmr W. . r. 'KW , 1 fx A -vu u Pix 1 K .auf IIQX v-.. -.- 3 4,1 1 . MLHM3 sk VN 16.14 23 1, fr., 1 Q Q .11 Q 3 3 si A L- T-L 'xx CVQIYAQ. 4 ' '19 '1 '7 I ...YV f' F, S l! !! S !! !!1!,J ' 74,633 at S6 'Th-1 rn, fat: rl, ,,,,,zv K l' C 180 IINDLHS tk v w f I' - ' sy 'SI ', ' 1 72 P',v YA IQ? 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Second Row - Roy Meyer, Steve Leverone, John Harrison, Steve Winchel, Poul Morosco, Fred Perry, Bruce Terricone, Dove Moloney, Mork Yonkowski, Bruce MocDonold, Steve Grecoe, Alon Jensen, Bob Pigeon, Bruce Bishop, Don Burns, Rick Spinney. HSV ww 1 Lqwrence , St. John's Pfep h v Shcuwsheen Tedi Methuen R Peabody f Andoverm XA Bi I Ierico Lawrence n ST. John's Prep 'Showsheen Tech Methuen A, Peobedy n Andover Bi llerico 0 O . 2 Q 11' ,I O 4 O Q, -md ,Mes 1 'N f 5 if 1515 ,b ir i , ,my Zyifjik 'M 1 . 'gli' f, -Nfl 5 A QiA2g'4-5 1 ' . We f'W.1f k+. ', w 2 2353352 V 1 j f, ' 14 4' Tk S 5,36 5 ,jseif K LiEfS4-if 6f5g41f.1f1,,.,4 - -V o ?'!?: '1'f1 A '3 'Q :U j,g4ga,:5Mii 'Q-x'1q:g.,:.' Rg i A 1:- 'vf K. -. A, ' , V 4 , I A 'Wvwf We uw 515 I . J I ...L wi, R Q 7 l ...pb 3 'lf fi. ' .7 4 iii! I . V.: , ff fl fl-x'4 'rm i' 92 L .., u i , IC . L.. 'W-.,, 4, ' . 1'-. 'N is wl gf'fafil . TW n . A 46 V ' f-S -'fc 6 W -5 f V Y is 1 ' ll 'all' lx' 040 xg, Alllfllf . 2. .l . . CROSS COUNTRY H-'rw H--f-7,----, ' Furs-t Row - Mickey Grant, Lenny Graves, Alex Mieli, Mike Callahan, John Cleary, Rick Balestrieri, Bob Olson, Chris Burke, Scott Dino, Myron Mac lnnis, Barry Phillips, Gary Balestrieri, Tom Michaud, John McNaughton, Brian Callahan, Dan Kelley. Second Row - Peter Capone, Mark Coursey, WGS Moore, James Burke, Doug McLain, Dale Martin, Jimmy Sughrue, Kenny Taylor, Eddie Leary, Tony Gravelese, Peter McNaughton, Tom Webber,.Charlre Zaverson, Dave Cain, John Boudreau, Doug Spring, Mark Blaisdell. Third Row - Ken Leavit, Bob Cain, Jim Conner, Bob Burns, Joe Leary, Rick McCully, Dana Rouche, Brian Phillips, Bob Stewart, Cliff Hall, Steve Coville, Rick Cram, Don Capone, Tom Bromander, Mike Tyner, Carl Abell, WOYDG Kirby lCODf-J BOVFY Foster, Tim Nee, Paul Reed, lan Mac lnnis, Coach Frank Kelley. 29 Y T i 1 -w-vnm-any ,V,,g. W , . v'lf '2'v ww- ,W 1 31 .- rvQt3Yrif.'Y- First Row - Diane Pumfrey Daria McMillan Gail Irwin Carlene Butler lCapfainD, MaryAnn Langone, Sharon Botelho, Diane Robson. Second Row h C d . A Coach Garipay, Tarnrny dliveria, Leslie Arnold, Kathy: Sullivan, Denise Kindred, Patty Bransfield, Linda Pinfrich, Carrie Arvanitis, Coac assi y A '. if ya 544 2 A . ' 4 ' r '. 9:vv.,'.L-I - 4, V! ,S ,,,g1f,Qz',,'f'Fg'6:,3 N oe o fe 1 Qkfqcuffe H Refwbodv 1 f J 1 Q M ' !', Chelmsford Bi I Ierico Tewksbury Methuen Andover Andover I 9' 1 an -ww ., , ..- mu A as- , Eqgww V My -.M 1-W lf' up if iff' - - -'11 - I ..-,-4 a QL' Q f W.. 11 Lefff' . li .13 . I 5 6. ll .-fl I , , , 1 .XM Lfl.G.iL1 .1-Il 7, . . MA . . . . e - - - Front Row: Terry Schultz, Cathy Towle, Jean Novak, Donna Mullens lco-captl, Lynn Murphy, Paula Kavanaugh. Back Row: Wendy Wiberg, Rosie Wallent, Cathy Howleft lco-captl, Ellen O'Rourke, Donna Knickle, Cheryl Tomasi. Missing: Annmarie Breakey, Jean Magee. J'...,q L-JI x FOOTBALL A: 4 Z 4 4 ' 5 1, , A. . 4 . f mln. wvvvvvvwffw vvv jvvvwvvv VWWW WW' 'twr wcwrwiwww KOQ itO!OtbtbtofQfztbfofofQfz?0fm?Z?Qfm9m'9a9m9efm9m?ZA Front Row: Bob Reid, Rick Howlett, Roy Noel, Bob Scarano, Dean Devlin, lCapt.J, Jack Holloway, lCapt.l, Doug Stewart, lCapt.l, Tom Woods, Paul Fitch, Joe Lunetta, Dana Daniell, Ken Kumm. Second Row: Jack Stygles, Chris Rounds, David Churchill, Steve Olson, Ralph Peterson, Bob Bavota, Bob Dorval, Dana Mullarky, Joe Russo, Coach Barry, Coach Bellissimo. Third Row: Steven Enos, Paul Cipriani, Don Churchill, Tom Richards, Bob Aprile, Tom Gould, Mike Mazzola, Rich Russo, Jack Moran, Gary McDonald, Lester Peabody. 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A , 1 5-1 . t FQEZT ATHLETES 1 Cnrlonc Butler ond Doug Stewart CLASS SHRIMP AND GIANT - Denise Ethier ond Bob Frongillo tg ,W A S. .,,, -- D, FMT' ' K .-1 1 f 5 BEST DANCERS - Elissa Stira and Barry Aruda .+R . r I 1 I I Y , s , - A V ?.? 1 6 if 5 1 + CE i Q -. A 4 Q 3 ui- hx E cm I K 1 'I t 4 'Q 1 I v x fr 1 .. 1, MOST BASHFUL , ,V V ,:.5,i3.T3: w:J5?!, . , . .05 Q.,- na. -5- ,., . X' 'N wk. J f , 1 fa ' -x 1- 1 . , S iam .M 3 q A, 1-7' , r a 7' 4 dl ' J x f ,A , , Q f 1' 'l,f 1 lf, ' f A fhff ' U 1 i - . . . , , ., J .gvffvi .. ug? R 7. - , 4 , 5 , , rwiv H' f'Yf , .' , , it r,k !f'k.. j X hll, ei, 'fl 5' ii . -eg I E' .ver 3 Q' gi QUIETEST - Sharon O'Brien and Jeff MacDonald -- if . ,. 1' T-1, , , :Q - , 4 S+ me . N f ' ' A---Q ' ,z.,,.,mlvl Q Y , . . , 'mg . I ,, iwiw gmail 1- F I 4 f ,iff - 5 v-pd'-H,-,.... . fi - ......mmmz:s.tax' . R , JA , :sr , 1 ' 1 'V' x Elaine Cabral Gnd Bob Cheney MR. AND MRS. WHS - Wendy Wiberg and Doug Stewart 53 is '- -A f A 4 .. 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Q ei f uw- ,f-f,,f4f.,.., fy, - ' mi r f i M, 5. 15 -A ..,.. A... Q BEST PERSONALITY - Annmorie Breokey ond Rick Howlett I 1 V .ll - ,J . Q, AW, , ' I , 2 ,, 1 f gm ,I J -'fx C 4 I , I 4,13 5 ,, , , ..,V ,. ,A , A r ' ,I a ' , ' , ,X 4 .N . , ' -' r - ' -v 4 I , , v. . 1 wz.- - .N - .f '-W ,Wa , Q-1- - A' . 1 ,N fo . fi. 'VN CLASS PARTIERS - 'v- L cz, 1: .K w x. 1 :Q MOST GULLIBLE - Sharon Foley ond Brion Phillips ii' Wf -f'-' f k yi KI X -v ui'I ,X ' u. I 9- I Q Rx Y, Ki 'i' X 'X ,- N -Y I ', -, ,. J. ,six I A - I N Q JJ 1 2 f -.I ..- CLASS WISE GUY - Bob Scorono CLASS MUSICIANS - fc? hail. fa: Devlin and Dianne Pintrich CLASS BRAINS - Carole-Ann Tyler and Paul Gracia ' f' . ,le Holbrook and Pat Vayo PRETTIEST EYES - Bernie Gallagher and Tom Martin l 57 Jock ond Jockette Devlin my fr J' V 4-. 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H ,efemv-5- ' '---. 3 I --., ,- l 78 ,, .,f- -igi.,-,.1,5:.f!xAn'i'g '.,M.wrM- a..-md ...'L, My , K , .41 L Q -..f ' 'fw '-no.. ,....... YN, i JoAnn Longone Janice Gennetti Secretory Treasurer w iii 1 Y -X W ...,4,..,,,,..wm-I.. ,, , ,.,,, ...4,,,,w ...fm . , - ' ff flu 11350 CATHY ADAMS Activities: Spanish Honor Soc. 3, Art Club 2,3. To Remember: getting accepted at Northeastern, 3 Musketeers, summer vaca- tions, London, Paris, Disney World, goofing off in Spanish 3, a certain person, all the great-times. Forget: 20 words a night for CBR, work Freshmen year, getting up in the morn- ing, a certain person. Favorite Saying: Don't be bogus! Future: be myself, find happiness by helping other people. APRIL ANNE ANDERSON Herbie, Herb, A Activities: Future Teachers I, 2, Metal Enameling 2, Heliotrope Editor 3, Senior Class Play 4. To Remember: Tuesday nights, MG, partying at the wall, the gang, my friends, Burlington Mall, drags on 93, driving lessons, homeroom, KI, the church, the Great Escape, Forget: Wed. mornings, No. Reading cops, schedule change. Favorite Saying: Nope! Not me. Future: become a lawyer. H-ix I ,Mg 1'.S.f- EDWARD ADAMS Ed Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 4, Tennis 3, Student Coun. 3, Student Town Manager 3, Science Club I, 3, 4, Wildcat Editor 4. To Remember: running in blizzards. scrabble, getting out of gym. Forget: Miss D Chem class, sprints on cast, JD. Future: US Air Force. '1 i0 ' axievf' DAVID ANDERSON Andy Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track I, Wildcat I - Editor 2, 3, Key Club 2, JV Show 3, Student Coun. I. To Re- member: JV Show, football parties, VW, ski- ing, Rick's car, Phil Morrissey, Ma and Pa Peterson. Forget: Camp Wakuta, Mrs. B's Geometry class, Buzzell School, Wildcat Mt. trip. Favorite Saying: Urulu did it. Future: get- ting rich quick, then becoming a wino. DAVID ALLEN Activities: Math League 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, Science Club 4. To Remember: Math League at Chelm. High - IOX73, my station wagon with the vinyl roof, last period study, my favorite Math teacher, 3rd period study. I-orget: Freshmen English class, 6th period lunch, Miss D's chem. class, Friendly's after football game, Mark's locker, bombscares. Future: Landscaping architec- ture or Math related field. GAIL ANDERSON To Remember: George, Nov. 24, friends, crutches, Dunkin Donut run, CRBL, getting out of gym. Forget: 66 Oldsmobile, speeches, boring class, shorthand. Future: be happily married, have a house and kids. I 'Q JANE ANDERSON 'Qt GUS JOHN ARVANITIS Arvy Activities: Ski Club 2, 3 Secretary 35 Rod-Gun Club I5 Executive Board 45 Softball 25 To Re- member: The JV Show and parties after it5 When I7 kids show up for football ralIies5 The arguements we had in POD and the kids al- ways winning, To Forget: Getting cut off the basketball team, Gino Favorite Saying: I've got a million of 'em 5 Future Plans: Go into business and become a millionaire5 BO ,E . J, 'ffq r . , 1 3 CHRISTINE PATRICIA ARMSTRONG Tina Activities: Concert Choir I, 25 Travel Club I, 35 Dietetics 3, 45 To Remember5 Washington DC 81 Travel Club5 Mrs. May5 Europe5 lst yr. of Ist grade5 Bedford VA5 my car5 Home Ec5 going out with SW 8. SD5 Maverick5 7!I7!73 PJ5 Boston Club 8 DB5 my famiIy5 GRADUATINGI To Forget: Gym5 Miss Bar- rett5 English5 not going to Junior Prom5 Future Plans: Bermuda 6!I7!745 marrying and having a happy family DEBRA ATHANAS Witch Activities: Workstudy 3, 45 To Remembefi Homeroom people5 Pewter Pot Morning5 Jack5 Field Day 72 8. 735 BiIlerica5 Melissa5 Carol5 Summer of Haying5 Stevie5 Danny5 Spider5 Jose5 Frankie5 Horse Shows5 To Forget: All the trouble times: Future Plans: To live, love it and stand for what I believe in5 BARRY ARUDA Buda Activities: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4 Captain 45 Track IX25 To Remember: The skip days5 All the partying on the weekends, The two Champ- ionships we won. Midge, Lou, and Uncle Pete5 To Forget: Monday mornings, the three games I missed because of my knee, missing the state finaIs5 Favorite Saying: See ya byI5 Future Plans: To go on playing soccer, and someday be a cop, or a fireman, or a plumber or . . . and be happy. CYNTHIA AYER Cin Activities: Government Forum 25 Folk Music 2, 35 Creative Expression 35 Art Club 45 To Remember: Mysticism, Celestial Secrets5 Rainbows5 Concerts5 SW5 CM5 CE5 Friends5 Godspell and Hair rehersals5 summer of 735 Ronnie5 To Forget: N. Wilmington, Beer Boys5 rednecks5 cliques5 France5 Future: Become a free lance writer and poet. ROBIN BALDWIN Rocka To Remember: Junior 8. Senior prom 73 : the acres: the accident: toenails: Kris' party: 64 Skylark, Debi: Brian and Derek: working in MR: beach parties: US History notes : con- certs: stitches: Kathy-more for your dollar: the flapper: stuck at the cabin in 4' of snow bank: To Forget: Being kidnapped to the Jack for lunch and the 5 nights for it: Future Plans: Be a dental assistant and have my own apart- ment: CHERYL BENNETT Cherie Activities: JV Show 3: To Remember: The friends I made and those I already had: Diete- tics: To Forget: Nothing: Favorite Saying: Sure: Future Plans: Go places and do things that I was never able to do before: Meet more people 81 make more friends. 'Uw- 'YTM' ci-IRISTINE BARBAS Chris Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4: Year- book 4: Student Council 3: Art Club 3: Math League 3: To Remember: The friends l made and the good times we have had together: To Forget: Boring study halls: long lunches: Fu- ture Plans: To become a teacher and be suc- cesful in anything l do. DEBRA ANN BENNETT' Bennett To Remember: Office 2nd period: Mrs. Boud- reau and Type 2: Homeroom III and all my friends: Mr. Maggio's decisions class: Meeting BW on Thursday: English 'l2: To Forget: Stuck up people: lunches: Gym: A certain person in 208: A rotten fight that ruined a good friendship: Future Plans: Maybe go on to business school: get a good job: get mar- ried. I THERON BARDEN KAREN BIBEAU To Remember: The Scoop with TS: The diffi- culty TS and I had getting started: The Prom: All the Skip Days as Juniors: CH and the Ice Cream: Cotton: When SW got two flats in one night: JV Show: Parties at SW and DD: To Forget: TC: Wilmington High: Favorite Say- ing: Wish Cotton was a monkey: Future Plans: To marry TS. - A I , i BRUCE BISHOP Activities: Spring track I, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, Soccer 4, To Re- member: Football Camp, Graphic Arts, Miss Chipman's Occult Class, remember P.B., BR., V.C. Future Plans: Go into the Air Force, Work with the Handicapped .4 ,I .4-'4 'Q KATHY BOYLEN Scout, Muggie Activities, Basketball 2, Patrons 4, To Re- member. Dr. Callahan, Ginger, Sally, Berney, Nancy, Mrs. B, North Carolina, Maine, Laurie 5- Bob, S's VW, Schlitz, Mr. K, Mr. Si Mrs. F, Ma, Dad, Skip Days, Parties, Scout, Hot Banana, Andover game 73, Topless, Lou Ann, To Forget, Detention, Soph, 2!5!73, Mr. E, Mrs. P, L 81 J's Fights, Favorite Saying: What! the matter with you? . What do ya KFIEJJVN? H7 X, , 6 if mt LM 2 JANET BLAIR Blahl Activities: Work Study 4, Embroidery Crochet, Forum, To Remember: The Teamster's Union wasn't asked to leave they were kicked out , 39 days out, I3 dismissals, person who gave me my nickname, whoopie pies, choc. chip cookies, Bomb Scores, Miss Fucillo, To Forget: science, gym, Jr and Soph Eng., Con- sumer Ed, Steno I Future Plans, become a Dental Asst, always be myself. ROSEMARY BOYLEN JANICE BOGNORE Janie Activities: Newspaper 2, 3, JV Show To Re- member: Junior Year, back of school, I3 peo- ple in a phone booth, trips planned to Canada, plans made, parties, dances, B's group, summer of 73, Salisbury, bringing a friend fMichl my friends, To Forget: Red- necks, Favorite Saying: Not Steady Future Plans, Career in the airlines, traveling, JT ELIZABETH BRADFORD Beth, Buff Activities: Field Hockey I, 2, Girl's Track, 3, JV Show, Yearbook 4, N.H.S., To Remember: The Jr. Prom and the Day After, JV Show, The Rink, Party on the Hill , Friends, C.R., The Apple, Smackey, 7th study discussions, Beach Boys, Dana, To Forget, Mudpuddleg Favorite Saying: Open mouth, insert foot 8- twist, Future Plans, Go To College, and al- ways enjoy myself LISA BRANZETTI Activities: JV Show, Peer Group 3, 4, S.S.C. 4, Yearbook Staff, To Remember: I love to make sense , l'm sick Neil Young, the well Sue's parties, Rm I6, delirot, the trunk, Come with us and gallop , Ossippee, Casper, Capri, the day Sue ate the tunafish sandwich, Red Bomber, I5 , after S.C.M.'s, hypocrite, a certain planter and burnt cookies, Springfield, Freak Staties, Bengie and Sun- shine, Hawaii 5-O JAMES BUCK Jim Activities: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, JV Show, To Remember: Junior Skipday, JV Show, Plum Island, Hampton, To Forget: French, the lunches, Physics, Saturday Morn- ing Band Rehearsals, Future Plans: College .4e?,..f ' JOSEPH BRAZELL Jay To remember: KR, BS, BS, ES, Art Class, the wall, JV Show, Jr. Skipday, VW, the tracks, a 65 8- 66 Plymouth, 65 81 66 Chevy, Jack in the Box, Dunkin Donuts To Forget: Demoulas, type I, Algebra I, French I, getting caught skipping Favorite Saying: Do you want to die young, Future Plans: college, Commerical Art Field and someday have my own studio I Q JACQUELINE A. BUREAU Jackie Activities: Ski Club 2, Tennis 2, ping pong 2, 3, Sewing Club I, Holiday Decorating 3, crochet 2, pottery 3, To Remember: All the kids I met and the good times we had, getting smashed at the Mohalk, The Great Escape , To Forget: Chemistry, Gym, crowded halls Fu- ture Plans: To become a Medical Assistant and to get a car or motorcycle ANNMARIE CANNJ BREAKEY Activities: Field Hockey 2, Basketball Cheer- leading 2, 4 lcaptl, Football Cheerleading 4, Tennis 2, 3, J.V. Show, Patrons Drive 3, 4, Ex- ecutive Board 4, Peer Group 4, Student Gov't 3, Yearbook 4, NHS 4, To Remeber: ALL my friends, the J.V. Show, football and basketball games, cheering, first time skiing, no prob- lem , Old Orchard, the apple, dances, Thanksgiving, BB's CBSJ 3 Coach, To Forget: Jr Skipday, bloomers, tryouts, rally ..gw 'a KAREN BUSBY Activities: Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis Club 2, 3, Sewing Club I, Holiday Decorating 3, Ping Pong 2, 3, To Remember: I will always re- member the friends I had and all the fun we had together, going to the football games and going skiing made my life in school more ex- citing, To Forget: the long study halls and the crowded hallways, Future Plans: To become a kindergarded teacher and work with retarded children. STEVEN BUSSELL Steve Activities: Soccer l, Patron's Drive 3: To Re- member: Hampton in the rain, Running out of gas in a '66 Olds, Mazz's, Tracks, Running to lunch to wait in a long line for the food? To Forget: Monday Morning, Pushing a certain GTO, French. Favorite Saying: When in doubt, Mumble Future Plans: Electronics ELAINE CABRAL Activities: Ski club l, 3, Patron's Drive 45 J.V. Show 3, To Remember: Great Escape, En- chated Mt, W.W, St, Hampton, Freshman yr., Friends, Chet, Canada 72, Junior Prom, Jan. 8, Skipping 6 and 7 with L.G., Plymouth, Susan's cake, Bob Lee's JN. wetting her pants, the Cape, To Forget: A Junior, French 3. Future Plans: College 84 CARLENE BUTLER Butts Activities: Ski Club lg Field Hockey l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4: Softball l,2,3,4, Patron's Drive 3,4: Yearbook. To Remember: Field Hockey Championship '7l, Ski Trips, Parties, The Priest, Party in the swamp, M.L.-5 cent, Howser's B.D.'s, Buzz, R.L. To Forget: A night with G.l., Enchanted, a chairlift, Blue Bubblers, A playoff game. Favorite Saying: Oh My God! ROBERT BUTTERS Activities: Science Club l, 2: Chess Club 3: To Remember: Trip to France, Science Club field trips, Krey's Christmas parties, Biology dissections, lunch. To Forget: French 3, de- rivatives. Future Plans: Going to college and retiring young. ARTH U R CAMPBELL we J S PAUL CAPOZZI Skeeta Activities: Ski Club l,2,3: Golf Team l,2, To Remember: The Ski Trips, Big Daddy, Mr. Shiere's Book l class, Hampton Beach, Vol- kswagon, Skip days, Hacker's M.B., J.N. House, Boutwell School, Card Games. To Forget: Wildwood St., llf2O!73, All my bad days, Roy's Pinto. Future Plans: To go into the law enforcement field and to see Las Vegas. iwhqgi JIM CAPPS Duke To Remember: Field Trips, Activity Day. To Forget: Skipping School: Future Plans: To manage and in a few years open my own re- stclurant. MARY CASTALDO Activities: Girl's Ice Hockey 3, 4, C, AC, Class President l, To Remember: Locker, J.V. Show, Senior Prom 74 , Senior Patron's Drive, Senior Prom 73 , girl's in work, Movie God- father , Mr. Kelly mouth 81 corridor, Most Popular Freshman, Pilcher's party ll!23f73, Dean's Parties, France, Maverick. Favorite Saying: What a gas Riot and a haIf . Fu- ture Plans: Model, Exective Secretary SUSAN CARLSON Sue To Remember: June lO, 73-D.C,, Hanging around with D.K., C.A., N.R., Goodtimes at Rodrick's, My horse, Bermuda 73 , Forty theives, Motorbikes, Rainy night, D.C.'s Fair- lane, Woburn 5:00, Horseshows, Lake Win- nepsauke, Summer of 73 , 72 El Camino. To Forget: Summer of 72 , Summerschool, U.S. History Ur. yearl, Caught skipping, Y.l.A. fMessl, Boston with Deb, Favorite Saying: Unreal . Future Plans: To marry, 8. raise horses. ANNE MARIE CAVANAUGH Micki Activities: J.V, Show 3, Patron's Drive 3, 4, Skipping Gym l, 2, 3, 4, Office Brownie 3, 4, To Remember: Mill and Bill, N.B. 81 J.S., Blue, Seabrook, The Baldwin Quartet, All the But- ters, Grampa Cain, Shrink, the arrival of a special person, and The Deep Freeze in My Sweet Pim-Pee's car at the Drive-ln. Favorite Saying: l'm only kidding. Future Plans: To make him happy. 4,- DONNA CARROLL Don Activities: Future Nurses Club l, To Re- member: Ski trip to Saas Fee, Switzerland: To Forget: Gym, Disecting Favorite Saying: You're kidding really Future Plans: Dental Hygiene DEBORAH CHASE Debby To Remember: All the great kids l know, Senior class play, all my Interviews for ex- perience. To Forget: The word efficiency Favorite Saying: Well, if you asked me . . .' Future Plans: General secretary or court re- corder. 1 .gm- ROBERT J. CHENEY Bob Activities: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, To Remember: All my friends, tracks, playing cards, part ing, Volkswagen, Lockers, 58, 6l, SA, SD, NXPA, sleep walking, Enchanted Mt., shotgun, ski- ing Jr. sleep-out, High School parking lot. To Forget: Powderhouse Circle, day after Jr. sleepout. Favorite saying: lt's cool. Future Plans: Travel. ,4a.s...- HOWARD COOMBS Howie Activities: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, JV Show. To Re- member: Good times down the tracks, Vol- kswagen, Richard G. Lipski JV Show, parties for soccer team, soccer games, looking at un- fjerclassman girls. To Forget: Mr, Kelley im- itating a bell, one night in April, losing the game senior year. Future Plans: You only go around once in life, so grab for all the gusto you can get. H6 MARY CHESTER Activities: Girl Scouts 2, 3, 4, Pottery 3, Ecol- ogy 2, To remember, hours with Dr. Callahan, Mr. Grecoe, Rosann, Denise, Gay, June and Moe. To Forget: POD, Freshman year. Favo- rite saying: Don't hurry, don't worry, don't forget to smell the flowers. Future Plans: BU Theatre Arts directing theatre or film. Lots of travel. MARGIE COULTON Activties: Tennis 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, President, Student Council 4, Exec. Board 4, Math League 2, 3, 4, JV show To Remember: Beach Boys, diner, Old, Orchard, Smackey, Moose Hunting, long talks, dances, CM, Chicago, France breaking down ot Hampton, 7th study discussions, parties, Bio-Chem, Walden Pond good friends, how long are his fingers. To Forget: Jr. skip day, Hi Steve - I mean Danny, the wig, brain, l'll call, the joke. , ' MERYL CLARK Bunch Activities: Basketball Cheerleading l, 2, Football Cheerleading 3, J.V. Show 3, To Remember: Hanging around with Donna and Lynn, C.R., Common, Mark, Scheming with Lynn, Priest, Field Day, Release me , Behind the Y.C., V.W., C's, L's, M's parties. To Forget: Getting hit, Boring summer days with Donna, Booming Sundays, High class , those arguments with a certain someone. ' tv i' ' ts. I BARBARA COLJRSEY Barb Activities: Future Teachers 2, 3, Patrons Drive, Class Play, Peer Group 4, To Re- member: Class 73, l!26!73, screaming at football games, my kids, Jade East, PA's No. 63, fBSJ3, Coach, King of the Hill, No. 14, my adopted brothers, flowers. To Forget: CBR, my operation, Favorite saying: l'm brea- thing! . Future Plans: Open a school, get Phd. in education, having sunny days filled with happiness. RICHARD CRAM Activities: Basketball I, Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4. To Remember: scrubs I972 bomb scares, Elia's, Tull, BC, Saturday night, Cross Country practice, the wife, DeMolay, basketball. To Forget: 2 years of Alg. I, Cross Country meets, BB, dentention, school lunches, De- Molay, Miss McCarthy's hall duty, Mr. Keady's lectures. Future Plans: work a year, get married buy a van and kiss Wilmington good bye. I MARIJANE CUNNINHAM Activities: Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, NHS 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, basketball I, stu- dent gov't 3, asst. principal, Exec. Board 4, To Remember: Science Club, magic shows, Christmas parties, Paris, outward bound trips, the gang , KP, BC, SD, ML, CT, RD, DD, RK, MH, PH, Bio labs, Kingdom I, prom, Fu- ture Plans: College, travel, and enjoy life. 'KZWWTY' LESLIE CRAWFORD Activities: National Honor Society, 3, 4, SHS 3, 4, Science Club 4, Yearbook 4, To Re- member: Chem ll labs, Science Club, magic shows, AH, USH, Alg. I, notes, CA, PH, KB, MC, JF, BR AND DC. To Forget: Prob and Stat malachite green, ether. Future Plans: Col- lege and travel. 'SUS WANDA DAHL Activities: Patron's drive 3, Senior Class Play, To Remember: Bob, my family, all my friends, the proms, 6!2If72, riding to school in Steve's car, parties, Europe in 68,' Bob's Band, Con- verse, being picked a semi-finalist, toenails, lunch at Jack's, fieldtrip to Concord. To Forget: School, disagreements, Filene's steps, certain people, driving, line-ups, Future Plans: Go to Europe, Become a dental assistant, get married. JOSEPH J. CLJNNINGHAM JR. Joe Activities: Baseball I, 2, Wrestling I, 2, 3, Cross Country I, Class President 2, To Re- member: Getting drunk to ask DS out, Horse Shoe, Sen. banquet, getting in at 3:30 8. hav- ing school next day, JV show, Jr sleepout, skipping school, tracks, VW, card games, all my friends, my family. To Forget: day after sleepout, being late for Cripps class. Future Plans: Law Enforcement, trying to get best out of life, being happily married someday. RALPH DALTON V.M. Activities: Football 3, Spring track 2, Band I, 2, To Remember: I972 undefeated football season, To Forget: school lunches, crowded studies. Future Plans: Join the Armed Ser- vices. we DANA DANIELL Gaucho', Dog , Armenia Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Show, Varsity Club 3, 4, To Re- member: Jr. Sleepout, i972 Undefeated Foot- ball Team, Tracks, VW parties, Devlin's par- ties, Beth, dance at the Town Park, To Forget: Hippies, Exxons, football practices, football camp, The day Joe hung dog signs in the Cafe. Future Plans: Make a million dollars, become successful in whatever I do. www' 13'- i JEANNINE DEFILIPPO Yot-e To Remember: All the good times, Maria 81 Billy, DP-Kneedeep 6'lVz , LR-mm, Donna P., SA, BB, LG, 81 AH, GG, 81 TC, All friends, 5'l l , snap, BD White Rabbit, Leah 81 Bob, Big Don, Spoceshot Mike, Big M, famous cook's stew, Karen 8. Marty, MK, NWDS, DD, To Forget: All the bad times, p, parts, Favo- rite Sayings: Trix's are for kids , Straight, all your life , Future Plans: Court Stenog' rripher, go into Vista or P.C, 88 BRYAN DAVEY Activities: Football 3, Baseball l, 4, J.V. Show, Patron's Drive 3, 4, To Remember: J.V. Show Cbehind the scenel parties, Jr. Prom, Gloucester, sleepout, Queenie, tracks, VW, thrown out of Jacks, lost in N.H. w!PS, BG, 81 TS, lKitty'sl, Tenny Bobbers, Jess, l.D.'s girls at W.H.S. To Forget: lunches, bike ride to N.H., Lunch ladies, Camp Wakuta, Feild Day 2, Favorite Saying: Let's play games, now! Future Plans: Communications. 6 RENA DECECCA To: Remember: Jr. Skip Day, Sandwich Fair, Trip to Maine, Green Buick, The Carnivals, Wick's parties, ll!5!7l, Steve, CH, TC, B2, JO, 81 Fen, T.V. Tom N 8. my car, LG, WD, LB, Hacker, Gloucester 5!5!73, To Forget: Miss Gloucester Demoulas, basketball game, the Wall, Red t'bird, A weekend in Hedding, Favorite Saying: Oh really? Future Plans: Become a medical Secretory, Travel with my friends. Raise horses. I - I 1 I i 1, i s Tuff glen. ,s.': 'l X'-it 1 'T' .sm 4 wfo V .11 lun' .g1u:.'ef1',-o'u+ Lf, MARIA DeFlLLlPPO LINDA DENAULT Activities: Field Hockey, Basketball To Re- member: Skipping Dietetics, going to N.H. wf LJ, 8.PB, Mr. Scanlon's Human Behavior Class, working at the Hospital with CM, all my friends especially BH, To Forget: Mrs. Bowles, Mr. Grecoe's speeches 81 crossword puzzles, McCarthy's Gym Class I never went to, Favorite Saying: Don't get Smart, Future Plans: Working at a Hospital, traveling to dif- ferent places and later getting married. DEAN DEVLIN Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, To Remember: M.V.C. Championship I972, parties at my home VW, Tracks, Getting caught twice, DM, LA, Riding around in Scarini's Vette, J.V. Show, Bizz Buzz, To Forget: Thanksgiving in the hospital, Camp Wakuta, loosing to Dracut, Algebra 2. Favo- rite Saying: Jack Holloway Rats 8. Stinks, Fu- ture Plans: Go to College. CLIFFORD DOWNS Activities: Outward Bound 2, Graphic Arts 3, 4, Work Study 4, To Remember: The good times in Shop, To Forget: The way the school was run when I attended. Favorite Saying: Don't be a jerk L.O. What's the matter with you? Future Plans, To get into printing busi- ness, or be successful in whatever I do. JU DITH EATON DENISE ETHIER ITS Activities: Knitting, sewing, sculpture I, 2, 3, painting, To Remember: All the great kids in W.H.S. All the good times we had at lunch, my birthday party, To Forget: Detention, the word efficency, and the rotten school lunches, Favorite Saying: That dumb bird, Future Plans: Be a hairdresser, go to school for about a year, have fun and get married. , W,-fs V-..,,.,,-.N ,. .V J ' ' 1 .. Q14 1,3 -1-.,-.4 X .,,, . 5 -. - ' R, .5 37... -1 . ' f f ff' -I -fm ff' . J. Q 'I I ROBERT J. DOYLE PIC To Remember: Jr. Sleepout, Jr. Year, My Fam- ily, 59 Chevy, Playing Cards, Black Jack, All the Kids, Buggen out, Trout, High School, Parking Lot, Plaza AngeI's Shot Gun, The Night in Kenny's Falcon, Foster's Pond, To Forget: The Night I Came in at 4:00 from Nic- kerson, Day after sleepout, The night in Munroe's Plymouth, Winchester Hospital, Moore's House, sore neck. Future Plans: To be a Statey. DEBRA FIELD FIELDMOUSE Activities: Business Club I, Patrons Drive 3, To Remember: All of my friends, going to the Bedford U.A., Mr. Picard, Ken the bus driver who put up with us for 2 yrs. All the fun we had at the Prom. To Forget: School lunches, crowded corriders, getting chased down the U.A. halls by Mike. Favorite Saying: All the time, Future Plans: to a job in the dletetic field, some day get married. MVN PAUL lPABLOI FITCH Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Peer Group 4, J.V. Show, To Remember: parties, day after Junior Prom, Junior sleepout, J.V. Show, Girlsl, Number 30, the beach, undefeated season, To Forget: Camp Wakuta, people falling out of my truck, Monday football practice, Dracut game, Favorite Saying: Shud-up, get out of here, crack another one will ya. Future Plans: to JUNE FOLEY Junie Activities: Folk Music I, Pottery 2, 3, Patrons Drive 4, To Remember: GS, Deb's sister?, Runels, Jade East, T.N.O.T. Graduate, Rock- huntings, Colo., Fall-in, M.L. - C.R. - D.O., wallpaper, L.S., D.Q., winter weekends, Roger 8. his dreams, To Forget: Gym, summer '73, my uncertain future, Jam, Auntie Ruth, ears, Mo's Lemon, walk to school, Favorite Saying: own my own private penthouse. To make it in TI10T'S Gll VIQIII - - -H Future plans? T0 'foke the world. MARGARET J. FORREST Activities: Drama Club 2, 3, 4 - Sec-Tres, Concert Choir 2, 3, Nurses Club I, To Re- member: History teacher though he put down women, all my friends, all my classes, Mr. Fessenden's knickname Pheasant , To Forget: History, Mr. Olsen saying Ellen, shut up , when I cut up a frog, and the eye popped out and rolled down the aisle on the floor, Favorite Saying: My goodness you're in today, Future Plans: Go to the BYU in Utah, to go into acting, learn piano. 90 life day by day. LAWRENCE O. FOSTER JR. Lange Activities: Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, To Remember: Plum Island, Keg, the guys, Weymouth, play- ing Buzz, the North, Friday and Saturday nights, my family, To Forget: Gas Tires Oil iunk, vodka, fixing a '65 chevy, all math clas- ses, Monday mornings, hitting a parked car, lunch lines, Haffners, Favorite Saying: Live and let live, Future Plans: Law Enforcement. SHARON FOLEY To Remember: Oct. 3l, I974, Junior Prom, My friends weddings, My parents - the greatest, H.L. and J.L. big date, cooch, Bed- ford with G.G., To Forget: freshman victory dance with S.T., D.H. and B.D., Mr. Grecoe's speeches, lunches, Future Plans: to work, to marry Sid and live a happy life. ROBERT S. FRONGILLO JR. Frongee Activities: Basketball I, 2, Football I, Track I, To Remember: All the good times down in the shop in my Industrial Design class, To Forget: I would like to forget the first time I took Geometry and French I Future Plans: l'm undecided on my future plans. af . 3 . V 5 KAREN FUDGE Penuche Activities: Basketball l, 2, Wildcat: JV Show: Patrons Drive, Track 2, 3, 4, To Remember: the gang, Andrew sisters, rides with Cheryl, Florida, summer '73, Hampton ticket, Salis- bury, Stira taking my Charleston Chew, par- ents, gum, skipping, Mr. Joyce, Miss Longo, Dr. Soper: To Forget: my JV party, JV Show, McCarthy, Favorite Saying: Starting next week l'm going on a diet! Future Plans: be- come a hygienist, and be happy. KAREN GAMLIN Activities: Travel Club 2. To Remember, Field Day '72, Bermuda with the Travel Club, Junior year English with Mrs. Cronin, good friends I went to school with. Forget: Crowded corridors, 9th grade, I lunches, Mr. Kelley's home room two years in a row, staying back in 9th grade and not graduating with my class. Favorite Saying: l've got to get out of here . Future: To get married Sept. l4, l974, work and live a happy life, NANCY FUDGE Fudgie Activities: JV Show, Patrons Drive 3: To Re- member: JV Show, the gang , type with Miss Longo, activity at Library, studies. Human Be- havior Class, Cheryl's rides in the red bomber , To Forget: Gym with Miss McCar- thy, getting caught skipping, Mrs. Shea's En- glish class, Favorite Saying: Oh, Che-r shut- up! Flake off!, Future Plans: Maybe go to col- lege, maybe not. Who knows! A, 7, JAY GARDEN GAY GARBLES Activities: Field Hockey l, 2, 3: Sec. l, Vice Pres, l,. To Remember, my father, the broads parties at DD, LM, MG, 9!29!73, Mark Bogarts, Reading, JV Show, CR, flat on 93 VW, Cape 72, SD, Poc, Times LM, SH. Forget: 3!l9!73, fight, JO, backstabbers, CB, lake, CB, H for R, Hampton, cops DR's party, 2 people. Favorite Saying: what a scream . Future: to be successful in life. 1 I 1 BERNADETTE GALLAGHER Bernie Activities: JV Show: Yearbook, To Remember: H.S., Dances, Y.C., JV Show, Skipdaze , Hampton, T.B. 81 N.V,, VW, Prom, my alarm , K.B., Scout, R.B., Poems, C,S., SheIIby , Mr. KeIIy's HR, Mr. M,, Mr. L., W.P,, Field day, Maine, St. Hockey, Soccer games, M.M., L.C., Decisions, Class of 74: To Forget: pictures in the showcase, being called Red etc. JANICE GENNETTI Janana Activities: Maiorrettes 2, 3, 4 - Captain, Treasurer l, 2, 3, 4. J.V. Show, Basketball l, 2, 3, GIH 3, 4 - Captain. To Remember: JV Show, Bogarts, llf9!73, bailing out at BM, summer of '72, FH, CV, DE, BW, fight , hockey, Jr. year, parties - DD, LM, MG, goodtimes and good friends, JL, ML, JG, CK, DM, JT, LC, LK, LA, No's 4 and 5, BB and his jokes, 4 good years. Forget: Miss Dadoly, JP, 5!5!73, bacs, 4!29f72 Future: court Stenog- rapher LAURA JOE GERHARTZ To Remember: Mr. KelIy's rang let's go, Mr. G's piece of cake, chevy, The Marines, MD, JD, GGM, DH, All the good times in WHS, Andy buying my first legal drink, Sputnik, Taking Andy's 73 Monte Carlo, To Forget: Bad times in WHS, Mrs. Gershon's classes, Mr. Kelly's homeroom, notes, school lunches, Favorite saying: Far out, Buzz of, Alright, Fu- ture Plans: Maybe go on to college, Eventu- ally get married, raise a family. Vw, KATHLEEN GILLIGAN Activities: Student Council l, 2, 3 Pres, 4, Peer Group 2, 3, 4, SSC, Family Living Comm. l, 2, People Center Comm, 3, 4, To Re- member. Buddies, Bananas, Tull, Paleijs Party, Doc Callahan, Watkins Glen, Bronzies, Closets, The Wall, Summer 72, Karen and Club, Giggles, Aime, Tree House, To Forget: Vicious Triangles, Scoops, PPRR, Wasting Time, Frustrations: Pushy People, Favorite Saying, There are no shoulds, no have to's . 92 LINDA GIANNOTTI To Remember: Tom N. and the heater near the shop, C.M., E.M., skip days and Dunkin Donuts, Steve 8- Rena, To Forget: shorthand, type and all the teachers, Favorite Saying: l don't know, Future Plans:Work, and to get married GAYLE GIVEN Activities: Work Study 4, To Remember: 56 High, the day l got my hair cut, SD's party, Jack in the Bean Stock, Hanging on the Main, The Orange Volkswagon, Riding home from school with JH, JD, MD, 8. LG, The good times DH, ME 81 l had, To Forget: People tel- ling me to stop biting my fingernails, The barn door with ST 81 DC, the Marine, Phony Peo- ple, Future Plans: To go places and eventu- ally get married. MARYANN GIGLIOTTI Activities: Basketball cheering 3, 4 Patrons drive 4, To Remember: CT, LM, Gays, DJ, JR, FG, Kevin Nolan, hockey 8. football games, Maine, the common, DD's and LM's parties, friends, soph. year, Curly Jo, Kathy K., gig- gles, ontman, the 3 stitches, flat tires, Salis- bury, Canada, bagart 81 the cops, gang at my house, ddd, gtwd, To Forget: the bad times l've had, backstabbers, Favorite Saying' Oh Nol, why certainly. JUDEE GORDON Activities: Girls Basketball 2, Skipping l, 2, 3, 4, To Remember, Tim, Caroll 81 Jeff, Parties, Experiences in Sophomore yr., Austria, Dr. Callahan, Mother, 3!5!7l, 3!2!74, 3!9!74, To Forget: All the bad times with Tim and everyone else getting thrown out of school, Future Plans: To be happy and try to help everyone as much as I can, Be with Tim. PAUL GRACIA Activities: Science Club l, 2, Chess Club 3, Senior Play 4, Drama Club 4. To Remember: Laminara Digitatus, faking out the lunch lady, Anagnos, U.S.S. Mass., bomb scares, French skits, watching out for Mrs. McCarthy in the halls. To Forget: Le petit Prince, Maxima- Minima, characteristics of epic 8. lyric lOOO words, being teacher. Favorite Saying, I didn't do it. Future Plans: Go to college, then retire. LAURIE GRAVES Activities: Ski Club l, Art Club l, 2, Patrons Drive 3. To Remember: freshman year, C.K., F.S., R.L., Ceriosis, Strumpet, skipping with S.K., Jr. Prom, LZ., 8!l7f72 VW, snowball fight, Crud apples . To Forget: three years at WHS, getting locked in church, hockey bus getting locked in football field, ride to An- dover Champagne, bremember Kilminark Favorite Saying: You're kidding me. Future Plans: Working with children, getting married and having kids. DEBORAH GRANT Debbie To Remember: the soccer games, the basket- ball games, Mr. ScanIon's class The Surf, W.H.S. To Forget: CBR, all the studies. Favo- rite Saying: Valerie! Future Plans: elementary teacher RICHARD GRINDER lll Ricky Activities: Science Magic Show 3, 4, Wildcat 4: Science Club 4, Senior Class Play 4, Drama Club 4 To Forget: Wilderwild and Clariot's wind, seemingly endless French Class, waking up on Monday mornings to go to school. Favorite Saying: Bah Humbugl Future Plans: Major in History or Journalism KAREN GRAVES Gravey To Remember: skipping dietetics, walking to Friendly's, Mr. P, Miss K, English class, Mac- Beth field trip, friends 6th period study. To Forget: Mrs. Bowles, Mr. Grecoes speeches, Dietetics field trips, Miss McCarthy, bus ride to Bedford, blood test, adolescent acne, crossword puzzles, freezing on the way to school. Favorite Saying: Oh Ya reall Future Plans: To Get Maried and live life the best l know how. fi!- GAIL GUSTAFSON Puddles To Remember: The good times, THE hill Mt. Monadanock, the walks, Florida, the rink, Springfield, parties, the path, the neighbor- hood, the group, the Air Force Zoom, JV Show, Junior Banquet, Jack In The Box, road test, my 6 tone mustang, Nano, D.B. 8. N.W. Harold Parker, Field Days etc., etc., etc., Fu- ture Plans: To stay out of trouble. I5 Eng in , CHESTER HALL Chet Activities: Wrestling 3, 4, J.V. Show 35 To Remember: Friends, Junior year, Hampton, Prom, Jan. 8, Elaine, W.W.S. Cape, Certain teachers, Skipping 81 Lunch, JV. Show, etc. To Forget: Nothing, Favorite Saying: Hi Fella, Future Plans: College, Travel, Marriage FHS NANCY JEAN HAMILTON To Remember: June 27, l973, good times, Doug, Being happy, My cousin Bob, Looking forward to coming here, and finding out it was worth it, New Year's Eve '7l '72 '73, Satur- day afternoons, and K.B., my fine attendance records. To Forget: All that is best forgotten. Favorite Saying' Hang it up . Future Plans: Secretary 94 MARK HALL Hollowlegs To Remember: Ashland, The Bridge gang, Denmark, Maine, Auntie Dawn in Bangor Maine, skiing at Pleasant Mt., the pits, Sum- mer of '72, Frebbie, To Forget: Mr. Grecoe's speeches, Mrs. King's math class, The acci- dent in my parents car, Future Plans: Be suc- cessful PATRICIA M. HANLON Patti Activities: Ski club 4, Majorette 3, 4, Science club l, 2, 4, Tennis team 3, Yearbook staff 4, To Remember: Kingdom l Chem ll lab, Foot- ball games, AH., USH,, Magic shows, Star- gazing, Mr. Krey, DG., M.C., L.C., M.L., D.A., J.F., Mike Ski club, Alg. I, Christmas parties, notes Talks with Sue, Biology ll lab, good times, Summer of 73', To Forget: Prob 8- Stat, ether Malachite green, Future Plans: College VALERIE HALL To Remember: The kid with the curly hair , Soccer games, Mr. Murphy's class and the times at Hampton 8. the surf, To Forget: Col- lege Board Review marks, The time I almost dropped K.G. on the floor in gym class, All my failures, the fights in the hall with my brother, Future Plans: Go through college 81 get a B.S. in special education 8. then what- ever. f,2EfvlI':Z,, f N X' ' . ' . .,-. Pfzzuf, lg Wig- 'tl J' l 'lf JOHN HARRISON Harry Activities: Hockey l, 2, 3, 4 lcapt.J, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4, patron's Drive 3, 4, To Remember: Parties at Deano's, Volkswagon, and Tracks, kickball champs, Loscre, Jr. sleepout, Ditships, L.M., Conman, Kasko, Pudgie, scrumbum, The rest, Hockey bus, with larko's and Frank. To Forget: Nov. 19, l973, behind Photon, Having the car taken at the Jr. Prom, going to drive-in with Mark and Jay, then walking home. Future Plans: College WADE A. HOLBROOK Activities: Spring track l, 2, Basketball 2, Basketball 2, Basketball Manager ,l, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Jazz Rock Ensemble, Mixed Vocal 4, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Rotarion 4, District Band 3, To Re- member: Room l26, J-V Basketball l3-5 To Forget: Being late for Mr. Kelley's Homeroom everyday Future Plans: To do well at college, become a successful musician, help God in whatever way l can. MICHEAL HOWARD Mike Activities: Basketball l, 2, Track l, 2, Chess Club 3, To Remember: Bomb scares, Skipping classes, To Forget: Spanish, Teachers, Lunches Favorite Saying: l don't know Future Plans: Go to college an if f JOHN C. HOLLOWAY JR. Jack Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Kcapt.l, Wrestl- ing l, 2, 3, Ccapt.J Varsity club 2, 3, 4, Peer group 4, J.V. Show 3. To Remember: Gail Par- ties at D.D.'s house, V.W., Tracks, l!8!7O, Prom, Junior Sleepout, Kangamangus, climb- ing that mountain To Forget: Broken jaw, Fights with G.l., football camp, the whistle, Future Plans: become a gym teacher. CATHY HOWLETT Activities: Field Hockey l, JV Show, Football Cheering 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, To Remember: Jack, N.H. 73 , our trip, J.V. Show, sweetheart, Little M., the Cape, Florida, Christmas 72 , Jr. Prom, Friendship of Kath, Deb, Che, 8. Te, cheering, 8th grade, To Forget: C.O.C., the carnival, being taller, Jr. skip day, Future Plans: Travel, get married, have children and be happy. SUSAN HOSMER Activities: Band l, 2, 3, Tennis 2, JV Publicity 81 Patrons Drive, N'.H.S. 4, Yearbook Staff, To Remember: Proms, the apple, in a jar , no problem, lO!l7!72, the diner, the lake, Wed- nesday nights, winning Mr. F's chicken, and the whole gang, To Forget: gym class, homeroom, Junior skip day, Future Plans: l.awrence Memorial Hospital, School of Nurs- ing. D4 tl -Y ink ' RICHARD HOWLETT Dick, Howser Activities: Football l, 3, 4, Baseball l, 4, Hockey 2, Peer Group 4, To Remember: Bob, Ray, Jack, Winky, Sully, Jay, Jamiel, Benny, Mapar, Turk, Woolly, Football camp, Wacky, Rockport, Doug, Calisis, Kangamagus, To Forget: Monday, Football camp, Monday practice after Dracut game, Future Plans: To do what l was sent here for. CYNTHIA HUBBY Cindy To Remember: Friday skip days with K.B. and S.W., Hampton, Gloucester, RMLP, 832, friends, RD, SW, JO, TB, TN, LG, Junior Year, 9!24!73, Christmas Parties, starlite, weekends at KW cottage, Mancini's. Forget: Junior Skip Day at Hampton, flat tires, 6 month fight, a certain basketball game, Miss Gloucester Pewter Pot, Hide and Seek. Future: travel. DEBORAH JAESCHKE Jess Activities: JV Basketball 2, JV Show 3, TO Remember: the Broadsn, Switzerland, 2'25i72, France, Larry, JV Show, Mangus, seesaw, Christmas of 72 , VW, getting caught behind WHS, Uncle Pickle, prom, skip days, Halloween 72 , Maine, a friend, foot- ball games, JV sleepout. Forget: Divorcee's club, Backstahbers, blind dates, Future: go onto school, be successful, have many more flood times 96 JEANNE HUDGINS Activities: Work Study 2, 3, 4. To Remember: Andy, all the good times with my friends KJ, GG, LG, MD, JD, 7!9!7O. To Forget: 5!2O!66. Future: marry Andy and raise a family. KATHY M. JILLETT Activities: Travel Club 2, JV Show. To Re- member: Ed, lf24!7l,'N,l-l., water-skiing, tub full, C.O.C., with G.l., JV Shaw and parties, Chicago, 99 , Kelleys, skip days, Bermuda, Hide and Seek, DM, CR, TP, CH, and all our talks. Forget: Freshman year, Mon. mornings, travel permits, two-faced people. Favorite Saying: l'm so p.o. Oh Really! Future: marry Ed someday and always be happy. GAIL IRWIN Activities: Field Hockey l,2,3,4: Basketball Cheering 2: Class Pres. 3, Exec. Board 4. To Remember: Jack, Co C., Priest chase, naswa prom, VW, DD's parties, Stop 81 Go, JV Show Ziffle's swamp, the fly, Junior sleepout lf8!7l, waterskiing, tub full, Hide and Seek certain nights, Co-Co-Clock, Kangamangus, climbing that mt. Forget: broken jaw, An- dover, fights with JH, night with CB. Future: having a football team. 1 1 1 1 t 4 is -if? PAULA JONES Activities: Band I, 2, To Remember: Rich, l!3, Junior Prom, getting dismissed because the horses got loose, A. Kelly and peanut but- ter and jelly sandwiches, Field Day, 5 dolla , Chinc and BL, Pug MacQuarrie, Dr. Callahan, Ears Lyman, AB Forget: report cards, Meatball , shorthand, running for the bus. Future: go to school, be independent. LALJRIE JUSTICE Activities: Field Hockey l, Basketball l. To Remember: Mr. Scanlon's Human Behavior Class, Field Days, skipping dietetics, going with GM, 2A, going to N,H. with LD and PB. To Forget: Mr. Grecoe's speeches, blood tests, Mrs. Bowls, bus ride to Bedford. Favo- rite Saying: Hurry up Future: work in a hos- pital, marry GM, and be happy. GARY KELLOWAY MARK KALKANAJIAN WILLIAM KELLEY Kal Fox Activities: Soccer l, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Ski Club 3, Activities: Peer Group 2, 3, Workstudy 3, 4 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Baseball 4. To Remember: To Remember: Janet, all the good times in a winning 2 Soccer championships, Jay, Parties blue Fury with Bing, Peter, Pauly, and Dick at Breakhart, DD and VW, Junior Skip Day. Dogbummer and Jack, Field Day down the Forget: party at DR, 6!29!72, 4!l9!73. Favo- tracks, Valley News on winter nights, in back rite Saying: How ya doin? Future: play protes- ot Gillette, the show, Green Valiant. Forget sional Soccer and ski with the best of them. getting caught skipping, workstudy, Mr Grecoe's speeches, report cards, getting sus pended for playing cards. Future: the Navy. ,fib- , SHEILA KELLY Activities: Art Club l, 2, 3, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4 Patron's Drive, Yearbook 4.,To Rememberl my friends, the Great Escape, skipping Susan's cake, Easter eggs, RD, Bob Lee's DEBORAH KENDALL Debba Activities: Travel Club 2, JV Show 3. To Re- member: Bermuda 72 8- 73, Boston, Forty Thieves, Conjob, the Hole, JH's red Chevy, Hampton, Hicktown, Pl, Hamilton, l2!l!73, fee-teeyorka , Chiant, Sunnyhurst, Woodman's, parties, All night long , Duh JT, SC, KS, FB, DD's parties, Cricket, prom, with SM. Forget: Enchanted Mt., l28 at 6:30, tree ride . Forget: summer ot 72, staying at Steve's driving, homework. Future: to succeed Woburn, Boston with Sue, 3:30 AM, MGV, in whatever l do. first time driving a standard, yellow Baracuda. Future: Que Sere, Sera! CAROL KINCAID IICGII Activities: JV Show 3, Patrons Drive 3, 4, Ex- ecutive Board 4, To Remember: Freshmen Yr., l2!2l!7O, 4!23!7l, LG, FS, RL: JV Show, Parties with JG's, bremernbering , To Forget: Sophomore Yr., Champagne, 6!l!73, Hampton Cops, Running against JG, Swap- ping RL tor HC with JG, Favorite Saying: You're Kidding , Future Plans: Going to school and get a good iob. ,JDK may Z V t.':1'n-'ff' KEVIN KLEYNEN Klunka Activities: Math League 2, 3, Chess Club l, 2, 3, To Remember: Jr. Skip Day, Jack-in-the Box, Crippsies class and the story tellers there. Golf and Hockey in Oceanography, Field Day '72, '73, To Forget: French 2 with Miss Haitas, Mr, Garrett, The Basketball Team, English and everything l've learned, Favorite Saying: Hey Gordie , Future Plans: Gr, to Computer Programming or become a data processor. 771 MARY KING Activities: Peer Group 3, 4, To Remember: Leslie, Lou Ann, Donna, Tom, Dave, Mr. Scanlon and others who really care. Future Plans: Going to College, Gettina my own of- fice and being my own boss. CHERYL KNICKLE Nick Activities: Concert Choir l, 2, Creative Ex- pression l, 2, Travel Club l, To Remember: Washington DC, Skating Rink JR, Roller Skat- ing, TK, DS, JP, CE, PM, Friends, SST, Aero Smith, Led Zepplin, Path by the Library, Dances, et, lO!l7!73 and 6!22!73, To Forget: School Lunches, Gym Classes, Hypocritical and plastic people, All the negative things, Favorite Saying: Oh my God 'Stax WAYNE KIRBY Kirb Activities: Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Captain, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Chet's Club l, To Re- member: Taking advantage ot Jr. and Sr, Re- sponsibility, Leaving school during Activity Period, Fridays, To Forget: Last dance ot my Sophomore Yr, Future Plans: Going to Col- lege, Majoring in Engineering, I plan to have a good time and do some good. 46:29 DONNA KNIGHT To Remember: JM, PC, DS, 1 Going home after signing out, Getting out of school, at last, To Forget: How crowded the car was, and the terrible lunches we had, Mr. Kelly pushing us out ot his hall, All most fluning out every year, Future Plans: To go to school for Key Punching and work, yi. 2 l j ,t . . 5 6, Jr ROBERT KNOWLTON Bob Activities: Baseball l, 2: Hockey l, 2: Work- study 3, 4: To Remember: Jr. Skip Day at Hampton and Salisbury Beaches: Third Period in my Sr. Yr. To Forget: Mr. Garrett's an- nouncements: Listening to the intercom 81 praying my name doesn't get called. ELLEN LAFOLLETTE To Remember: Going to the football games: Having classes with friends: History classes except POD: Mr. Kelly yelling in the morning out of my corridor: Reading books in class: Mrs. Kanchuga because she is such a nice person: To Forget: Being sick all the time and missing a lot of school: Gym Class: Having studies in the cafe: Doing reports and taking tests: Studies: People who make fun of others. Boring subjects: Favorite Saying: Honest to God: Future Plans: Helping people or being a stewardess PATRICIA KOCZERGA Trisha To Remember: Skipping Activity period and never getting caught and skipping other clas- ses and only getting caught once: PW 5!l2!73: JP: CK:.DS: JE: DM: To Forget Grade l l US History: my talk with McMahon in l lth grade: Future Plans: Goto college, get a good job, and then travel. JOANN LANGONE Jo, Queeny Activities: Majorette 2, 3: JV Show 3: Class Secretary 3, 4. To Remember: COC, Bob, Zif- fle, Dean, corruption, Poco, PauI's truck, CB, Cape 72, the girls, DD's parties, skip days, Hampton, Chicago, football, chasing priests, that Sat. night. Forget: Thanksgiving 72, Tom, Dick, Harry, Boomin Sundays. Favorite Saying: You closet queen. Visors down. Fu- ture: get out of Wilmington. KENNETH KUMM Kumpis Activities: Football l, 3, 4: 'Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. MARYANN LANGONE Mere Activities: Field Hockey l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 2, 3, 4: To Remember: John, The prom, The wet part of rockpart, JV Show, parties: Priest chase: All the good times on the back of the bus: The fly: Sully'S jokes: Butts and all the trouble we got into: Party in the swamp: Chicago: The ski trip with the gang: Butts and the ski lift: Maine waters- kiing: To Forget COC: Terri spilling beans, The coke incident: Andover: Future Plan rx. l CHERYL LAWLER Activities: Band l, 2, Field Hockey 2, Student Gov. 3, Spring Track 2, 3, NHS 3, 4 - Treas- urer, JV Show, Yearbook - Editor, Peer Group 4. To Remember: a JV football game and Bob, Hampton, Old Orchard, DN, bal- loons in my locker, Jr. Prom, dummy, basket- ball games, CR, Canada, dances, Dave's party. Forget: my shadow, band rehersals, American Pie, losing my class ring. Future: work with handicapped kids, be with a certain special person and be happy. DEBORAH E. LOTHER Debbie Activities: Band l, 2, Art Club l, 3, 4, To Re- member: Sitting in the back of Mr. Milley's Class with DM, my many absences. Forget: Algebra 2, Band, my pegged locker and the junk people threw into it, Future, Too many tO name IOU RONNIE LAWRENSON MAUREEN LOUNSBLJRY l.emon , Mo Activities: Girl Scouts l, 2, 3, 4, Turning Point 3, 4. To Remember: For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life John 3:l6, the best thing at WHS - the teachers. Favorite Say- ing: You lemon , Sure , Praise the Lord . Future: My only imediate future plan is to de' cide what to do in the future. JUDY LEFAVOUR Activities: Chess Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chess Team 2, 3, 4 - Board 2 or 3, Track 3, Art Club l, Student Gov. 3 - Assistant Police Chief. Forget: this school. Future: get married in June, take Art as o major in college I lim L 1 . SUSAN LOWRY Activities: Field Hockey l, 2, JV Show, Peer Group 3, 4, Patrons Drive 3, 4, Executive Board 4, Student School Comm. 4, Yearbook 4. To Remember: red bomber, I5 cent SF's parties, Hampton, Springfield, paranoid in the pool, the day l didn't eat the tunafish, mother, 8!22!73 - ss, after SC meetings, hello sun- shinel, romper room. Forget: Chicago, sun- stroke 6!8!73, stonewall, staties. ww JOSEPH LUNETTA Swampy Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, Peer Group 4, JV Show-Director, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Pres. To Remember: Friday night raids at Camp Wakuta, No. 25, Jr. Sleepout and Skip Day, JV Show, Parties at Vol- kswagen, Football Parties, Jr. Prom, Tracks, All girls, especially Beth , Fostee's Pond. Forget: practice after losing to Dracut, run- ning laps for Boosters, the Lawrence Cinema, Camp Wakuta , Future Plans: To take over for Hugh Hefner. JEFFREY McDONALD ELAINE CARYN LYFORD Activities: Science Club I, 2, 3 - Vice Presi- dent, 4 - President, Math League 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Student School Comm. N.H.S. 4. To Remember: Our Gang , JS, Talks with ML, Miss Bo, Christmas parties, Mr. Joyce, Science Club, cat's meow , Loon, play rehersals, Kindgom I, our canoe trip, CAT-8, KP and summer of '7l. Forget: two years of Math, 963 word, nick- names. Future: College, travel and finding happiness. 3 3 Q. W PU Q ,,,'g,+ . 9 .4 .- - -4 H F V F 'RQ JOAN MacDONALD To Remember: The first day of school every year. Everyone is always dressed up real pretty. The freshmen don't know where they're going. Everything is mass confusion. Forget: Standing out in the freezing cold wait- ing for the bell to ring, so I could go to the next class. r- :Tc DONNA MARIE MacDONALD To Remember: my senior year, the football and soccer games, Mr. Joyce's Best Seller class with NM and CW, Mrs. Boudreau's type classes, Mr. O'Brien's US History class, Mr. Cogan. Forget: Lunches, gym, all the un- necessary announcements, Mr. Du:ong's En- glish class and Miss Chipman and her speeches we had to do. Future: Get a good job, move to Maine and be happy the rest of my life. BRENDA ANN MACKEY Smackey, Ann Activities: Basketball I, 3, JV Show, Patrons Drive. To Remember: Kitty's , the Surprise Party, Moose Hunting, TW, Dances and Football, Lollipops and Lemon Drops, Three Free Nights . Forget: One Nighters . Favo- rite Saying: The Past is only a Beginning. Future: Goto college, to be happy ,iw 499- C JOANNE MacQUARRlE Jo Activities: Tennis Club 3, Senior Class Play 4, Drama Club 4, To Remember: My friends, trips to Boston, football games, fall-ins, Nan- tucket, Montreal, G.S., my Junior troop and the Senior Class Play, To Forget: Chemistry, first year Algebra ll, SAT's, and study halls, Favorite Saying: lt takes all kinds. Future Plans: To go to college and become a nurse. EDWARD J. MALONEY Easy Ed Activities: Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4, To Re- member: The tracks, weekends, parties, cold beer, the buyer, thumbing to school, the school ending bell, Bruins rally, To Forget: Getting up for school, two years of French, two yeors of moth, and not passing any years of them, summer school, The Youth Center, my efciting school iob, hard cross country practices, detention, Future Plons: To be happy with whot ever l do VJ? MICHAEL MAHONEY Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4, Ten- nis Team 3, 4, German Club 2, To Remember: Munich in 72, Biology l and ll, a 59 twotone V.W., Tufrenboro, N.H. camping last sum- mer, N.H.S. trip to Martha's Vineyard, Cam- bridge, 6-l, 6-O To Forget: Hohere Schule im allgemein. Future Plons: To successfully complete four yrs. pre-med, two yrs. graduate, two yrs internship and receive a doctorate. tthat will take some amibitionl DENNIS MARTELL To Remember: Eleventh grade English and Eleventh 8. Twelveth grade wood shop. To Forget: Mr. Fessedens U.S. History Class Fu- ture Plans: going to a trade school then be- coming a carpenter. MARGARET ANN MALLETT Margy Activities: Concert Choir 2, Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Work Study 3, 4, Ecology Club 2, 3, Vice President: To Remember: Barbie Melander, Senior Class Play, Doubling with Michelle 8t Doug, Mr. Deluca, Mr. Cogan, Oct. 6, l973 , TR P.H., P.G., football games, 8!l7!73, MY FRIENDS, To Forget: Tricky- Dicks class, writing folder in Miss Chipman's class, JV show, HISTORY, Future Plans: Get married, go to Switzerland, Colorado PRISCILLA MARTELL Cilla Activities: Art l, ll l, 2, Type I, ll, lll 2, 3, 4, To Remember: 3!3O!72, Ralph, and all the years with him. Also Ets, Red, Stretch, Chic- ken legs, all the other kids and all the good times l had. To Forget: All the subjects I hated and the teachers and as Mrs. G. once said the key word is efficiency. Favorite Saying: Cool it , Oh come on Future Plans: to get married and raise a family. RALPH MARTIN To Remember: Freshman English with Miss Kennedy, Metal Shop with Mr. D To Foraet: My Chevelle, Mr. Fesseden's History Class, Future Plans: Continue to be a Welder until I find something better. ANTHONY P, MAXFIELD Tony, Max, AP. Activities: Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treas, 2, Pres. 4, Science Club 3, 4, Foot- ball mgr 2,3, Sr. Class Play, Wildcat Staff 2, 3, 4, Math League 3, 4, Concert Choir 4, Frosh Football I, Spanish H.S. 3, Creative Ex- pres 2, To Remember: J. Geils, Emerson, D. Palmer, jukebox, Ron, Don, Donna, Terri, Mike Mark, Jethro, Kathi, Summer 73, twill, swill, Future Plans: College, compete with Howard Hughes. fl L THOMAS MARTIN Mot Activities: J.V. Show 3, To Remember: S.M, parties, the tracks, the J.V. Show, the kids in art class, my junior yr. party over Dean's after the prom, To Forget: The screwdriver, Mr. Fardy's Biology class, Future Plans: to go to Colorado and earn enough money to retire at 25. MARIE MAXWELL DAVID L. MATHER lDavel Charlie ' Activities: Student Council 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres., Cross Country I, 2, Winter Track 2, Spring Soccer 2, Drama Club 2, To Remember: We all have to live in this world together, we ought to make the best of it 8- not let our emotions control us. To Forget: Exxon Gang . Favorite Saying: Mr. H. nice tie Mark hark , Future Plans: to go to American International College in Springfield, Harvard Law. ,-2.2 DIANNE MCDERMOTT To Remember: My sophomore year, cutting classes, skipping school, activity period at the library. To Foget: icky and sticky at S.S.T,l. Everything to do with Wilmington high. Future Plans: To graduate Harvard Law School and live happily ever after. If P A X 1 'Q' , A A 4- ,- an '73, 'Er W-aw'-w vi : DEBBIE MCGUINNESS CAROL MCLAREN PATRICIA MCNALLY Deb To Remember: Conodo with Che, Woyne, Cope, J,V. Show, greot times over Coths, Summer of 73, 4th of July ot Te's Mr. S., honging with C.C. ond T, Koth woter-skiing, our trip, Goil ot Noswo, Chicogo, Corlene ot J.V. porty. To Forget: freshmon yr. C.O.C. Fovorite Soying: I'm tired Future Plonsz Trovel, becoming o probotion officer, morry, roise o fomily, live in country, be hoppy. 'YUQ ELEANOR McVlCKER 104 ROY MEYER Oscor Activities: Footboll I Boseboll I, 2, Soccer 2, 3, 4, J.V, Show 3, Peer Group 4, Executive Boord 4, To Remember: Winning 2 Soccer Chompionships, Ski Trips to Switzerlond ond Fronce! Porty's down Volkswogon ond high school, jr, skip doy 81 sleepout, cord gomes with the gong, My porents, To Forget: Lowr- ence Soccer gome, doy otter Jr. Prom Future Plons: Go on to college, be successful, ond ski! CYNTHIA G. MILLER Cindy Activities: Bosketboll I, 2, To Remember: Moine To Forget: Getting up ot 3:00 o.m. to ploy hockey ot 4: o.m, on o school doy. Fu- ture Plonsz To work with little children. gs. Wx , p. , , , . JOANNE MILLER Activities: Concert Choir l, 2 ANN MORELLI To Remember: The friends that were made, working at Greenview Manor and meeting Randy, my l7th birthday, giving pneumonia to my mother and father, my Pink Panther , To Forget: Driving for the first time on the road with my father, my fathers new Pinto, the energy crisis, Randy's motorcycle, Having pneumonia and being in bed for 2 weeks and out of work for 3. Future Plans: To enter the nursing profession, marry, and raise a family SUSAN MILLER Activities: Art Club l, 2, 3, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Show 3, Patrons Drive 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, To Remember: The Great Escape, my friends, E.C. and the chairlift, Bob Lee's, Florida, 7l Easter eggs, France 73 didn't dent it, WG., Hamilton, Woodman's, parties, All night long Dun with S.K. To Forget: En- chanted Mt., Brownie, J.N.'s toothbrush, Macy's, swamps, my accident, l28 at 6:30, Steve's driving Future Plans: college , Q SCOTT MOSH ER Sam Activities: Science Club 4, To Remember: Jani branding with chalk and tripod, Wini Kini Castle To Forget: French Future Plans: To go on to college, and become an accoun- TORT. SUSAN E. MOORE Sue Activities: Tennis l, 3, Arts and Crafts 2, French Club l, To Remember: My jr, yr. with Al, skipping class with MP., Snoopy, P,N., Oct. l6, l972, To Forget: Retiring the Black Bomber when the Blue Grabber arrived, the millions of notes, May l8, l973, steno tests, Favorite Saying Only Fools are Positive Fu- ture Plans: Tackling the business world, mar- riage, having a family, and being happy. 'V'- DONNA MULLENS Activities: Basketball Cheering l, Football Cheerleading 2,3, fco-Capt.J 4, J.V. Show 3, To Rememberzfalmouth Heights 72, C.R. Tewks., C.O.C., Common, Dean's, Lynn's and Cathy's parties J.V., I'-langin around with Bunch and Lynn, Volkswagon, priest that Sat. with Joann, boring summer days with Bunch, ibehind the - y.c.l, To Forget R.W. high class separation losing to Andover, boomin Sun. Favorite Saying: You closet queen Future Plans: uncertain BETTY MURPHY RAY NOEL w..A.m...-yr ' LYNN MURPHY Lynny Activities: Vice President, lg Basketball Cheer- ing, 2, Football Cheering, 3, 4, Peer Group 3: To Remember: cheering, Jr Prom, SP, JV Show, VW, parties at DD's, nights over Gig- liotties wfthe girls, Common, New Years 72, times with MC, DM, doubling with JG 81 MK, lO!2l!73, HH, Bogart, tea 81 toast, Salisbury, Woodstock, NR, Che-Che 81 Pete, Scheming with Bunch, To Forget: tights, Backstabbers, certain person JANICE NORTON Flash To Remember: studies, the kids we met in Tewksbury, Rocco, my friends, sophomore year: To Forget: Feb 1972, Mike, KR, Wil- mington HS, getting up in the morning, Favo- rite Saying: You're making me turn red, cut it out will ya? Future Plans: have a good time, work for the airlines, get married. THOMAS NEWCOMB To Remember: Linda, Future Plans: Work. JEAN NOVAK Activities: Football cheering 3, 4, Yearbook editor 4: Peer Group 3, JV Show, To Re- member: Stephen, Jr. Prom, paranoid in the pool, the Great Escape, Jan 7th, football games, Listening to Anne, Florida, Porkey, Victory Dances, weekend at LJ Mass, CYO dances, all those PF's, after the games, skiing with W 8. B - S 81 Me, Wendy, To Forget: Math, snorgles, locker room talk, SAT's that morning, cate line up, Jr. sleepout: Future Plans: college SHARON o'BRiEN KATHLEEN o'ooNoHuE MARK OIHEARNE LINDA S. PAOLINI JOYCE ELENA PARASKEVA Joycey . Activities: Secretarial Pool, I, To Remember: dances, studies, responsibility, Senior year, Driver's Ed, Mrs. Fitzgibbons, Mr. Maggio, Mr. Aylward, Mr. Cogan, all the great friends I met. To Forget: all boring classes, gym, crowded halls. Favorite Saying: Get Lost, Fu- ture Plans: To be a secretary, travel and get married. Activities: Chess Club I, Math League 2, 3, 4, Art Club I, 2, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Vp 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Student Gov't 3, Key Club 4, Track 2, To Remember: 3rd period study, DA, ED, MH, TM,RD, PH,all the little people, Ski trips, kids at work, Sun. mornings, whip cream fights, Math League, cats meow. To Forget: Mr. C. 963 words, 6th period zoo, SAT, BL. Future: become a chem. engineer, enjoy life. DAVID A. PASSMORE Dave Activities: Chess Club I, 2, 3, 4, Chess Team 2, 3, 4 Capt. 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, To Re- member: all that I have learned during these few short years at WHS. To Forget: the ways in which I have had to learn much of what I wish to remember. Favorite Saying:There ex- ists a solution to every problem, and a prob- lem to every solution. Future: A couple of years out of school to orient myself. Then quite probably, school. I KARIN JOY PASSMORE Activities: Drama Club 4, Senior Class Play 4. To Remember: MY Friends, the good times, growing up, Miss Chipman's Acting Class, Senior Class Play, the football games, G.S., Montreal, Delaware, the haunted house. Favorite Saying: l see I Don't Know What? Future Plans: To go to college and become a fashion designer. SUSAN PEABODY Peabs, Soup Activities: Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 3, V. President 4, Concert Choir I, 2, 4, Drama Club 4, Peer Group 4, Senior Class play, Art Club I, SSC 4,, To Remember: Senior class play, lst term Oceanography, work with Jean and Wendy, Acting, Godspell-Hair Show, SSCM, Breakfast Ready,,, Surprise party Margies Party, Church, Forget: Doc Farello's Bio, fall of cal stairs IOB TERRY PATENALJDE Terry, Te Activities: Basketball I, JV Show, To Re- member: Gary, Howlett's Pad' Hide and Seek, Jillett on ski's, Friends like DM, KJ, CR, DM, CH, Rockport, Having a P.S.A. time with ML, Quacks , Jack Dunkin. To Forget: Spilling the beans, Fight with SS, Bummer mood, TIME, curfiews, one escourt, Skip Day at Hampton, SW. Future: Working in a hospital, and it anyone can stand me for a lifetime . . . well . . .take it from there : E., I . FRED PERRY Activities: Soccer 2, 3, 4, JV Show, Football I. To Remember: JV Show, Junior Skip Day, Two Soccer Championships, Driving the Egg- beater. To Forget: French, Soccer Practice. Future Plans: Aviation Field KATHLEEN PAVELCAK Kathy Activities: Science Club I, 2, Sec. 3, 4, Math League 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3 Sec. 4, Outward 2, 3, Yearbook. To Remember: Krey's Christmas Parties', Science Club, Out- ward Bound Trips, EL, JS, PV, Jr. Prom, Equal Zero , CT and z Urbane Systems , stargazing, MJC, , sd, DD, RD, RK, MH, and all my friends. Future Plans: College, travel and happiness BRIAN C. PHILLIPS PhiI Activities: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 3, 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Patron's Drive 4. To Remember: Junior Sleepout, the Tracks, JV Show, Mr. Milley's Gen. Math I Class, State Tourney's , Moonshot's . To Forget: Ellie , CB.R., All those practices, the morn- ings after, the Gas can, Losing to Billerica 73 , chasing foul balls, lunches. Future Plans: College, travel across country DIANNE PINTRICH Di Activities: J.V. Field Hockey l, 2, Patrons Dr. 3, 4, J.V. Show, Yearbook 4, To Remember: red bomber, Mother , l5 cent Benjy, paranoid in the pool, Hampton, Stalling at Clark's, Springfield, The day Susan ate the tuna sandwich, Capri Hawaii 5-O, Ride with D,S 81 B from V.W. and back, To Forget: Sun- stroke at Chicago, Staties, Marjie's pool table, 6-8-72, Stonewall ff' NANCY RANDELL Remembers: Halloween 70, Bob, 3 Mus- kateers, wisp, butts, ls is them, alright Boots , 4th per. up the Jack-in-the-Box with Terry, Tweedle-De-Dum, Get out there and bang the fender so the light will come on , oh you're kidding, we can't be out of gas again , Kelley Tonight To Forget: No. WiI.'s Grits and football players. Hunting Wild Fenders with Jean Jackson and his safari hat. Future: Still not in the making. MARGARET PLUMER Activities: basketball l, tennis, yearbook 4, executive board, To Remember: Sitting in caf. at lunch, lst day of school-freshman year, skipping general math with S.M., P.N. Snoopy, meeting D.P. after being asked lOO times if she was my sister, sharing problems with P.L., Rides after MYF basketball, 7-ll-73, To Forget: lst days of school, al- phabetical order, Future Plans: To be happily married and raise a family. KATHY RAPOSO Rapahoe' ll, Activities: GirI's Track l, Ski Club l, To Re- member: Junior Prom Flapper , Salsbury's men's room, beach parties, Dunkin's break- fasts, Jack lunches, Magical, drunk in Lowell acres, 64 SkyIark, 3 some drivein Favo- rite Saying: Don't do anything I wouldn't do, if you do, do it for a long time, Future Plans: Succeed in Katherine Gibbs, get married and live rich. JAN POLSEY Activities: Girls Spring Track 2, To Re- member: lO-27-73-S.S. Mrs. Kanchugas l'l.E. class, Skipping gym, and not getting caught, lO-l9-73 with T.K. Gino's Human Behavior Class, T.K., G.G. CK., D.S., W.D, To Forget: Grade 9 English, WHS, Mr. Garrett and my 3 nights detention, Miss McCarthy's gym class, Favorite Saying: l don't care , Future Plans: Togravel all around and go to secretarial school. CHERYL REID Activities: Softball 3, 4, JV Show. To Re- member: Kelly Tonight, N.H., Softball Kelly's, Canada, Skiing, Lady, JV Show Junior Prom, C.S.N.Y., Cape, Summer of 73, All the other great times, Mike, Very Special Friends. To Forget: C.O.C., Freshman Year, Glen Road School Favorite Saying: I Don't Know Future Plans: Work with animals, move to the coun- try and to be happy. fv' ,,.,........ i l s. QA.. . 1.1.5 ROBERT REID Bubba Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track l, 2, 3, 4, co-captain, Spring Track I, 2, Baseball 3, 4. To Remember: being told P.F. broke my jaw, J.V. show, championship team in '72, Nippa passing out at football camp, Nancy 9!2l!73. To Forget: Camp Wakuta, broken jaw, not eating for 6 wks. Up 81 Overs, S.S. in H.B., a certain dance with Nancy 8. Ed. Favorite Saying: Fantastic, Future: get mar- ried 8. have money. WWW' Cl-IERYL RICHARDS Cherry To Remember: good times with Fudgie, Saturday niaht's at the West 8. Woburn St. School Summer '73, The weekend with Paul, the gang at WHS., Mr. Hartnett's class with Charlie To Forget: cleaning up after Fudgiek I V party, French l 8. 2. Future Plans. marry Paul L, have a few kids, try to stay happy at all timer, IIU BARBARA REINHART To Remember: class '73, Val, Pauline, Jock- in-the-Box, tennis courts, bomb scares, cops 8- parking lots, Summer '73, Mr. Hartnett's class, M 8. M's, jawbreakers, Pennys 8. Chalk, having Mr. Olson twice, all my friends, To Forget: tests, corridor patrol, 2nd freshman year, Mr. Grecoes class 81 doing his speeches. Future Plans: go to college 8. live each day as it comes. ,je PRISCILLA RICHARDS Penny To Remember: all the friends l've made and all the fun l've had. Meeting Glenn 81 all the good times we've had and will be having in the future. To Forget: getting up in the morn- ing having my car stall on the way to school, having to go to summer school. Favorite Say- ing: Tell me about it . Future Plans: Finish HS. and later get married. SHIRLEY RICCI To Remember: tracks, work 8. all the girls skipping school with R.B., Mr. Maggio'S his- tory class, Paul's singing in homeroom, MARY M. great taste in movies, M.M. S,S., R.B., J.C., M.C., D.K., TIPPS, S.C., Yuzo, Dave, Rick, Henry 81 Cathy, 81 number one Paul. To Forget: W.H.S., Future Plans: to be a nurse, get married, and be happy. PATRICIA ROSS Patti Activities: Yearbook Committee 4, Senior Class Play Costumes 4, Patron's Drive 4. To Remember: my friends, good times, football games, Summer '73, Algebra ll, Boston Trip with M.P., Canada, Old Mill, I l!l7!73, Hamp- ton To Forget: studies, blood tests in Bio. Il, Salisbury, Corridor patrol. Future Plans: To stay happy and never give up trying. flyffrff- .s,.,t wi 1. ' swrzvg-: ii .mu fgya,-gm t ittlilflgii. fl- 3Q'i:Q'31,:xt isiiilrazazr 1,3 .... m il fs? v 5. 395, , 3, liglmc -sw f ANNE ROTHWELL Annie To Remember: skipping with E.B. 81 KB., the drinking path, football games, F.M., my car, Sunnyhurst, C.Y.O., bouncing B, The Hut, To Forget: Principal, Vice-Principal, pre-season parties, school, opening night, hang-overs, gym, Favorite Saying: l think I have a flat Future Plans: college, be a millionare, have 20 kids. DEBBIE SAUNDERS To Remember: all the parties at J.C., the weekend at the White Mts. with B.S., D.C., K.G,, S.H., D.H., my 3 81 4 years of English with Mr. Grecoe, all the great times l've had, and the ones I will be having with Bobby, To Forget: my first year at Wilmington High, Fu- ture Plans: to become a hair stylist or a sec- retary. Then get married and settle down. JIM RUGGIERO Vinnie Activities: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 3, J.V. Show 3, To Remember: Junior sleepout, J.V. Show, skip days, Friday 81 Saturday nights, Maverick, horseshoes, powderhouse Circle, To Forget: Camp Wakuta C.B.R., han- govers, New Years '73, Favorite Saying: maybe tomorrow , Future Plans: work St col- lege, then travel across the country. ROBERT SCARANO Scarini : Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, Hockey 2, To Remember: Carney, 73 Senior Sleepout, Mae's donuts, poco Pooh, Jo, Ziff, Bizz, Buzz, Naggers, Dec. 8, cruzin in the vette, wrestling match over Deano's, To Forget: Magget, Camp Wakuta, Camelhead, the Mask, Andover, Favorite Saying: Heyl Hey! Here we are again Future Plans: to own 2 corvettes, be rich and skinney. :MH l WES RYAN Jumbo Activities: Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, J.V, Hockey 2, To Remember: France, Gay Lib classes, school lunches, Friday nights 81 the pine grove, ski club, Mr. F's class, To Forget: ln- dustrial design, studies, Math 8. Mr. Kelly's tests, Dennise's house 81 to much beverage: Favorite Saying: Can you relate to it : Future Plans: work, buy a Vet, move out and just ski and have a good time. MNH BONNIE SCHEU Shoe Activities: Art Club l, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Show 3, Patron's Drive 3, People Center Committee 4, Business Club l, Girl's Street Hockey 3, To Remember: good times with DB., L.S., new shoes, Sat. at the West, JV Show, Prom, Children's Literature, Art 3, 4, 8f3O!73, l2!25!73, To Forget: Gym, Algebra Il, Ger- man, H.W., Favorite Saying: Don't argue with me , Future Plans: Art school to become an illustrator, happily married with DB. fi A 1 iRs..s,. BARBARA SCIARAPPA To Remember: Friends, fun we had, activity at the library, study halls, Drunk in LoweIl , Dunkin Donuts, not getting back to school on time 81 trying to think of a good excuse. To Forget: Whalers game, Ihave a nice trip, see you next fallj, gym, and the aggravating times in school, Favorite Saying: Re-ally? Future Plans: To become a typist, to succeed in life. -1 I , 1' .4 , ' I1 . 1' 2, 4 , .- , ,f .r gr 4 , 'Q lp, - Ziffll 1- ,ix T' . ' ' r4,',.J , V. -1 ,J -I ,fl .wffg 1' -V :f,fJ , 1 ' ' A r - I ff J .IE-,j,,,.',, q V ,: -'j-fill ' A. FRANCIS A. SHUKIS Frank Activities: Cross Country I, 2, 3, , Indoor Track I, 2, 3, Chess Club I, 2, 3, Math Leqgue I, 2, 3, To Remember: homeroom, Chemistry, Typing, To Forget: English 9, Earth Science and French Future Plans: Col- logo II2 PAUL SFERRAZZA Activities: Indoor Track 2, 3, 4 Co-Capt, Spring Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, J.V. Show 3, Exec Board 4 Peer Group 4, To Re- member: Susan, Thanksgiving dance 81 after, JV Show, teenybopper, MC feeling everyone's arm, sleep-out, skip days, Hampton, To Forget: getting lost with BG, TS, 81 BVD in Nashua, lunches, Freshmen, track practice, bowling with SF and BVD Favorite Saying: l can't do him Future Plans' become a world renound comedian. 2-'UW' 1 .V f CARL SINGELAIS Lefty or Stub Activities: Cross Country 2, 3, 4, manager 2, 3, Winter Track 2, 4, Spring Track 3, manager 3, To Remember: Mr. Kelly's immortal words between periods Get out of my hall To Forget: getting caught skipping May IO, soph. year by Mrs. Bell, Favorite Saying: 827 Fu- ture Plans: archetecture, DEBBIE SHRIER Frebbie July 27, Salisbury, Maine, Denmark, New Years Eve 72 , Jr. Skip day in Hampton soph skip day, soph iptiation, ,Mr. Lentine, T.G.l,E. Mr. Shiere, SST, Mart, my wheelbar- rel romance, Lil Jess, Activity period, To Forget: Wedspats, offset pres. skipping and getting stuck wla car face to wfa cop, Favo- rite Saying: Are you Serious? Future Plans: Travel and live a meaningful life. CHARLES DAVID SMITH Chuck Activities: Ski Club, To Remember: how much I enjoy wood shop with Mr. McDermott, trip to France with Ski Club, all the kids l've met, To Forget: how hard it is for me to get up in the morning, Favorite Saying: Sometimes I just sit and think-some-times I just sit Future Plans: to work at Polariod, NOT TO GET MARRIED JANICE E. SPADA Activities: Drama l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club l, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Student Gov't 3, 4, Math League 4, Sr. Play 4, Fac. Play, 2 Asst. Director, To Remember: Mr. Lynch, Miss Chipman, LS, MH,EL, JH, PG, Credeau, our gang, drama festival 72, Faculty Play, Nights of One Acts Sr. Play, surgical team, Link, Magic Shows, Krey's Christmas Parties, Prom, Kingdom I, sewing stage curtains with CAT, Future Plans: College, traveling. DAVID SPRING Boing Activities: Football l, 4, Basketball l, Track l, 3, 4, Chef Club I, To Remember: Donna, JV Show, Jr Skip day, day after Prom, summer of 73, Swampscott, beaches and other girls, Mr. Kelly and track practices, Swampa, Dog, Mudpuddle, partying, VW, Bronzeballs, Dean the Dreom's parties To Forget: Locks, school system, football camp, detention Future Plans: college, have a great time, be a PE teacher, settle down wla family. DIANNE L. SPEAR Activities, Year Book Staff 4, JV Show 3, Pat- rons Drive 3, 4, Tennis 3, National Honor Soc- iety 4, To Remember, Proms, The apple Kitty's, Theadore, Mackey, football games, JV Show 81 parties, Junior Skip Day, swimming in April at Hampton Beach, To Forget: CBR Password, locker No. 730, Ach tests after the prom, college application fees 81 questions, Sr gym, GRACE: Future Plans: College. SUSANNA STERLING Sue To Remember: June l97l, Yuzo, MMSR, Mrs. Kanchuga's class, Mr. Grecoe's class, skip- ping, Jr and Sr year, the Tracks, Mytron, raid- ing my neighborhood with all my friends To Forget: my old teeth, Wilmington High School, Gino's Human Behavior class, Gino, my fights with Yuzo Favorite Saying: l don't care . Future Plans: Marrying Yuzo, having children, traveling. LESLIE ANN SPEAR Les To Remember: no gym in my senior year, hockey games, working at the Shawsheen, Joy, JF, her crazy house, To Forget: my math courses, walking down the halls 8. feeling like you're on a freeway, SATs, three studies in a row, CBR, a bloody nose in gym, Favorite Say- ing: You know what I mean jelly bean, Future Plans: Go to school, get a iob, meet people, be happy. M.-ff '? ' ir: f if 5 K. DOUG STEWART Stew Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Capt 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Capt 4, Track l, 2, 3, JV Show 3 To Remember: Coach Aylward, 9-O, Deb, Junior Prom and day after, Dean's parties To Forget: Football camp Favorite Saying: -the whistle! Future Plans: College. ..-H--EE sw. -0-sir-f x ROBERT STEWART Stew Activities: Basketball l-4: Baseball l-4: Soc- cer l, 2: Football 3: CC 4: Student Gov. Re- member: JV Show: Swimming at Hampton in April: CAL: Princess: Dummy: Jr. Skip Day: Forget: Broken light: French Achievements after Prom: running into wall in Tewks: black eye: being a majority of l: American Pie: Twinks: Rambling Rambler that didn't ramble well. Future: Go to college to get a job to pay for the education l got in college. MARK STIRA Activities: Wrestling l: Band l, 2, 3: Work- study 4. To Remember: Not a heck of a lot: To Forget: Algebra ll. Favorite Saying: Don't get your bowels in an uproar. Future Plans: To further my education, ll4 'Us- ELISSA STIRA Lisa, Lee Activities: National Honor Society: Art Club 2, 3, 4: JV Show. Remember: DF and I973: BS: skip days: Jr. Prom: JV Show: June's birthday present: football: Mary : art. To Forget: F. Party and the day after: lost faith: leather tools. Favorite Saying: What an arm- pitl Future Plans: To further my education in art, become a medical assistant, be married to . . ., have 2 children, make others happy. JUDITH STRAND Judy Activities: National Honor Society: Concert Choir l,2,3: Student Gov.: Yearbook: Color Guard 4: Tennis 2: Secretarial Pool 4. To Re- member: Summer of '72: Suffolk U: '73 Sr. Prom: pie eatting contests: Kitty's: collecting glasses: gang: Europe, To Forget: diets: losing tic-tac-toe: my locker when JB was there: keypunch: History: bad days Future Plans: Business school, becoming a secretary, travel, and happiness. JOHN STIRA Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Ecology 3. To Re- member: Mrs. Mindell's first period poetry class: all the good times l've had while at Wilmington. To Forget: Dr. Farello's Biology I class. Favorite Saying: That's true. That's nice. Future Plans: I hope to further my edu- cation and to have a life that will be reward- ing to me. f REBECCA SUGGS Activities: Art Club 3,4: Student Council 4: Student Gov. 3: Exec, Bd. 4: NHS 4. Re- member: JV Show: RM's Birthday Card: Zip- per: Old Orchard: Phillips Acad: Paul: Pete: Art: Birthday Cake: Hampton: Soccer: Being hungup for 3 years on l person. Forget: Jr. Skip Day: French: Type: Trig: Chickens: Favo- rite Saying: He's Got beautiful teeth. Future: Complete School, Make someone happy. .... MYRA TENHUISEN Activities: Concert Choir 2, 3, 4: Color Guard 3. To Remember: 8 period study with Cindy and Andy: being the only girl for two years in classes: winning the award for highest aver- age from Mr. Grecoe in English. To Forget: The boys in Biology class. Future Plans: To pursue a modeling career. Cl-lERYL L. TOMASI Activities: Basketball cheer. 2, 3: Foot. cheer. 4. To Remember: Rick: Salisbury: Friends: Parties at MG's: DD's: and LM's: Mangus: 63 Chevy: Gina: VW: Curly Joe: Petunia: Willie Wom.: Moper: Kevin Nolan: TG 7l: Prepies: talks with Lynn. To Forget: ALICE ATHLETE: 23 nites: Littleton: certain dance: officer Mc- Queer. Future plans: College, then marriage. BOB TILLOTSON Twill Activities: Cross Country 2: Winter Track 2, 3: Baseball l: Chess Club l, 2, 3. To Remember: All the airplanes and paper thrown across the room in Mrs. Bell's class, To Forget: My sex life. Future Plans: To go on in further school- ing to become an electrical engineer. CAROLE-ANNE -TYLER Activities: Math League l, 4: Drama Sec.-Treas. 4: Science Club: NHS: Chess Club: Art Club: Stdt. Gov: Sr. Play. Re- member: sewing curtains with JS: canoeing: WC with PV: EL: MJC: JL: esp. 8: festivals: field trips: friends: fun: square dancing and GS: teachers: last summer: Nights of l Acts: Sci Club: KP and urbane systems: Forget: Miss. Busses: tests triads: 963 words: PM pick up. Future: More work, more fun. JUDITH TIPTON Judy To Remember: hanging with DK: LK: TS:LC: JG: DP: MM: Bld. Ld: the hold : Not l not I: Fee Yorka: Jl-l's car: the DR: 9f2l!73: Let's get it on: M. Dr.: Bermuda strollers: VW: football: DD's parties: Free Ride. To Forget: Booga: MBV: 6!l9!73: 300 people: 50 Cars: lOf27f73: Cong. Church: Jr, Skip Day. Favo- rite Saying: Don't worry about it. Plans- Que sera, sera. PATTY VAYO Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Student Govern- ment 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Math League 4 To Remember: CAT and WC: Biology Lab: half-time at football games: good friends: To Forget: crowded cor- ridors: waiting for the bus: Future Plans: Vet- erinarian NANCY VENTRE Activities: J.V. Show 3, Patrons Drive 3. To Remember: J.V. Show, Junior Prom, Mr. Sheire, Bernie, K.B. lscoutl, R.B., Hampton, Dr. Callahan, Maine, C.A.., K.B.'s Party 9!9!72, C.S., J.L., L.C., D.M., C.H., R.L., B.P., A.B. To Forget: night at senior's dance. Favo- rite Saying: props Future Plans: marrying Tony Vt-- -wr' gi A X S . tb THOMAS W. WEBBER rw. Activities: Cross country 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3, Tennis 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, JV Show, Patron's Drive 3, 4, Yearbook. To Remember' The SR and Jr. Prom, Fri. 81 Sat. nights, trig class, AM. down in VA., Cross Country Camp To Forget: College Fee's and application, S A T 's and A.C.H's. Favorite Saying WN-'innah play games, EH? Future Plans Go to School, then make millions. ll6 SHARON WARD To Remember: football games, Saturday vis- its to Mac's, flat tires, Tewksbury hospital, Tewksbury parties, Mangus, chocours, skip- ping every fridoy, hotdog Uncle Pickle, prom, J.V. Show. To Forget: Junior skip day at Hampton, T.P., K.J., D.M., R.B., C.H., EM. Future Plans: Become a Legal Secretary, and to settle down and have a family with Bob. 'vt-'rf' i STEPHEN CRAIG WEBSTER To Remember: I will never forget the chaos and mass confusion that went on in my senior year. To Forget: l would like to forget the pre- judice that students and teachers had in this school. - Alilf REN EE M. WASHAK To Remember: working on the class play, C.M. going to Dunkin Doughnuts, G.A., E.M., B.S., G.K., B.C., Always remember Mr. Greco's class and Mr. Scanlon's, Freshman yr. bomb scares, doubling with Morgy and Greddy. To Forget: Mr. D., sophomore English class, Mr. M's speeches. Favorite Saying: Oh, Come On. Future Plans: Getting Mor- ried to D.H. and going on to a nursing career. J 't ' ' till'-. lltwlii 'T xttxtllllltfigti FRANCIS WELCH Goochie Activities: Football l, Hockey 2, Workstudy 4. To Remember: Friday nights down the skating rink, the weekends up N.H. with Tim, Dale. To Forget: School. Favorite Saying: Dream On Future Plans: To take up o trade, Live in N.H. on Lake Winnipesoukee. BETH ANNE WESTCOTT Beth Activities: Dietetics l, 2, 3, 4. To Remember: Miss Falzano, Mrs. Sutherland, Career Day, Bus driver Ken and the wild bus trips, The Old Mill, the junior prom, senior prom ?, field trips, the excellent senior play, Jackie Bureau, Graduation Day. Favorite Saying: Things have to change for the better sometime. Future Plans: Continue to work in Dietetics, marry, and have children. gs.. STEPHEN WHALEN Little Willy To Remember: Miss Glouster, the wall, my cars, sandwich fair, shop, termite, J.D.O.C. Jr., T.C.B2nd, C.H., K.W., WD., T.V. Tom, L.G., Hampton 8. Salbury, NAPA, work study: . . . and Rena, too. To Forget: High School, a trip to Boston in a Green Buick with Johnny, work- ing on cars,! DeMoulas, Nerd Furbuger, how to read. Favorite Saying: ya Future: NAVY, staying alive. LAVINIA WHITE Activities: Science Club 3, 4, Treasurer: Ski Club 2: Chess club 2, 3: Senior class play: Math League 4: Spring Track 3, 4: Elementary Tutoring 3, 4. To Remember: snow storms, L.J., L.D., T.P., T.J., J.L., P.B., L.B.S., C.T., class play, Mr. Maggio., Okemo, room l, Mackerel skies, B.O.C., Friends, and the Rat Pack of '73. To Forget: Documentation, Ancient History, Finals, D.P., V2 Mr. Krey's chem. class and questions. LES WIBERG Activities: Soccer l, 2, 3: Tennis 4. To Re- member: skip days, Hampton Beach, Junior Prom, Keene N.H., lnitiations, playing games, April 7, the fountain, Three Dog Night, my first dance with Jen, Wendy, and Suzie. To Forget: the food, C.B.R., Junior Prom, flunking driving test twice, sharing my locker, getting kicked out of gym class. Future Plans: college and soloist C.C.S.B. NANCY WHITE Nano Activities: J.V. Show 3: Patrons Drive 3, 4: yearbook 4: NHS. To Remember: JV Show, proms, Geromino, Kitty's, Theodore, Smackey, lemons, Maine, Plum ls., the apple football games, Beach Boys, lunch, sunrise 5!2l!72, mitten , J.'s jokes, rink, party on the hill, Penn., friends, monadnock, roller skating, puddles , walks. To Forget: Jr. Skip day, JV cast party, Hair cut, Bessie , crushes. WENDY WIBERG Activities: Basketball cheering 2: JV Show: Patrons Drive 3, 4: Football cheering 3, 4: Peer Group 3, 4: Class vice-president 4: Year- book. To Remember: Football season, bus to away games, salad, Decisions class, senor, Ogla , parties, Brewster, skiing with J 81 S-B 81 me, proms '73, summer of '73, paranoid in the pool, victory dances, U-Mass, good friends, Butts, Rance, Les, Jean. To forget: Hips vs. beeries, my broken arm, S.A.T.'s with Rockin' Robin. Future: College. .fi STEPHEN WILLIAMS Willy Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, Spring Track, Chess Club I, 2, Ski Club 4, To Remember: Getting my license, chasing cars with my 4 speed Corvair, field days, field trips with JC, DM, TK, Proms, All my teachers, To Forget: detention, principles, lunches, being chased by a truck driver, DT, Future Plans: College, get a good job and get married. THOMAS WOODS Woodsie Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, JV Show To Re- member: Undefeated season, Dean's parties, JV Show, Coach Alyward, good times with the boys, T-D's, To Forget: Camp Wakuta, Monday Practices, losing to Dracut 73 , Algebra, Lunches, tests, The Whistle , Fu- ture Plans: Live DEBORA DEANGELIS Debbie Activities: Drama 2, Art 3, 4, newspaper 4, basketball I, To Remember: The trip into Boston, picnic at Wokefield with Science Club, getting into Art, skipping and not get- ting cought, KA, PC, MC, BJ, LO, MW, all the kids from DeMoulas, making money, smoke breaks, bomb scares. To Forget: Algebra, of- fice, Mr, D's Human Behavior closs, lunches, Future: become a nurse, live life on my own. LESLIE JEMSON To Remember: partying in the woods, 9th and lOth grade, field days, making love in the corridors, my friends, To Forget: Ist term marks of lOth grade, detention, Miss McCarthy's gym class, Favorite Saying: I don't believe it, Future Plans: To go to school in the fall, enjoy my freedom till Robert gets out of the Navy. CAMERA SHY HAROLD WALLEY Activities: Football, Soccer, Drama, lndoor Track, Student Council, Baseball, To Re- member: The Hill, The Woods Field Day 72 , dealing, State Drama Festival, con- certs, barhopping, detention, playing Farmer Joe, skipping with BC and OD, To Forget: some classes, fifth year in WHS, the-heat, All the staight times, Future Plans: be a mil- lionaire, retire and spend the rest of my life partying out. 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I. f . s-af'f. , It x'1. ff J' Y, if :N ff 1 x Wifi' J 'xx . . , KAW 'f if x' ai! , , ' Qt: JUNE 1974 bien ,5 ' SX!! 1 I ff-me -'te zXgJxw3 '77 1 If Q w'j:5,.v: , . .5 I t V, fm Ifg ,Q-'Q' ,ww pf- .fx 'v- ww,-,,. , , .1 at . -I K Q Y Xfrfll' ' A 4 . 7' L.. .M 44. P? '3 I-2 s. 47 4?- Qlflf Qyklfl E Nxxx ww ' r g . ZW fi .,. x oi-2241 1, -.fi x -WT ldv gmfzin: f. -11,33 , Ks: we fifszgyh ' ' X 'NLR ,, r mg M .Q 5- , F W' -af ' :- ws 7 ff? , ,,. , ,1 L. . k -:I skit' S.. .. ,' ' Mr, V E. .Ea I 0 N A I aw. ll' e I-2?17,l:ff57M 'AifI ?l7 .272 m f' AW E -Jr ' if 3' . ,n. : -.' v ,il J 2 ttf - 5 , ::,.',' f l . - 1 I . Iwi ff Ht It .I 1 q 5 3 4 t 1 I ' 'ln- Don't worry of me, I know where I am, where I'm going and where l've been. With these words Rod McKuen expresses a confidence of his present and future life that l'm sure many of us cannot share. Do we really know where we're going or where we presently are? As seniors we all have plans for the future which may include college, marriage or jobs. However, there is no way to be sure that these choices will develop exactly as we foresee them. And with the present being the start of our travels, it is filled with indecisions and thoughts of what's to come. Perhaps of the past, present, and future, the only one we can try to have a clear understanding of is our past, where we've been. Over the past twelve years our lives have been influenced by many things. Our changing society, our political system and even our town have affected our outlook. As friends we've had good times and bad times, ups and downs. We've learned and worked together through high school with encouragement from our teachers and family. After today we will go our seperate ways. But as we turn our thoughts toward the future it is important that we remember our past and the lessons we can learn from it. In the past we've experienced many successes and failures which have strengthened us individually. By evaluating these experiences we can have a basis on which to improve our present and build to our future. Therefore, remember what we've done, the friends we've made and where we've been. Forget the past, and the future will be a burden to you. Learn from the past, and it will carry you into the future, or in the words of Robinson Jeffers, Lend me the stone strength of the past and I will lend you the wings of the future. Kathleen Pavelcak June 9, I974 Mr. McMahon, Mr. Garrett, Mr. Little, members of the School Committee tif any are herei, faculty, classmates, friends, relatives, people addicted to attending graduations and anyone who doesn't fit into any of the afore mentioned categories: Welcome to the graduation of the class of '74. I haven't got too many enlightening remarks to make since just about every topic has been talked to death by the speakers in the lOO classes that graduated before ours, so my attempt at oratory will be mercifully brief. Twelve years ago this day seemed an impossibly long way off. Four years ago it was right around the corner and today, well, I can hardly believe that it has finally arrived. It seems like yesterday that we were just starting first grade. Of course, I'm sure some of my classmates will disagree, and say that it's been o long, boring lifetime so far, and that there were just too many things about high school that they wished had been different. Well, when we leave today, we will have done more than just graduate from high school. We will have graduated into society. We will for shouldl be accepted by society as mature, responsible adults, and we will then be in a position to effect changes, to improve those things about high school that we think could use a little improvement, and in fact to change society becouse we will be society. Our parents are shaking their heads at this. Let them live in the real world a little they're saying, and they'll smarten up. They'll lose some of that idealism. Five or six years from now, they'lI look back and remember high school as having been the best four years of their lives. They won't change society. Society will change them. I hope that doesn't happen. I hope we hold on to our ideals and dreams. In the words of a poet, whose name l don't remember, Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, Life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams for if dreams go, Life is a barren field of snow. I hope we will be able to change society for the better. I hope the generations after ours will be able to look up to us and will want to emulate us. I hope we can go out into the world and get things done. And in order to get this graduation done, so everybody can go home to their parties, I will finish up by giving this piece of advice to the classes behind ours, Make your high school years something you can be proud to remember. And to my classmates, I wish the best of luck in all their endeavors. Thank you. Carole-Anne Tyler June 9, i974 359- ,. .HQ gp . l fly R t 6-'fin Ai' Qi' .3 , I 'i 1 '. k R , Until today our life has followed a course which has been established by educators and guardians, but our class of i974 is now at a new stage in life. We presently stand upon the threshold of an unexplored wilderness where we will individually follow the paths which we will clear for ourselves. As we travel down our roads we can compare ourselves to leaves, which are involved in one entity, the tree of mankind. Extending this thought we should not forget that we cannot exist alone. lf a leaf falls from a tree it is not able to sustain itself and eventually perishes. Man like the leaf is dependent on his lifeline, the human race. Once an individual loses touch with humanity he ultimately ceases to properly function, lt is imperative that no man is detached from this unit. For what is mankind without the man? When a circumstance involves one individual, it affects the remaining entity. lf a man is separated from the mass the loss is felt by all, because all of us are an important segement of mankind. Being a part of mankind, we should try to honor that title. We must demand the truth for ourselves and others. Hypocracy and avarice are qualities which should be discouraged. lt is essential that we notice the world which is around us, appreciating the beauty of even a blade of grass. By this means we shall be involved in mankind and not manunkind. When there is war or peace, death or life, famine or feast, crisis or prosperity, the outcome has a bearing on the entire world. We do not sever our relations with other countries when situations occur. Whether a nation is fighting for independence, overcoming a tempest or celebrating a special event we are influenced by these incidents because we are involved with mankind. As we start on our journey those thoughts should remain with us. John Donne using a different image expresses my views by stating: No man is an island . . . Every man is a piece of the Continent . . . Any mans death diminishes me because I am involved in mankind, And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls, lt tolls for thee. Janice E. Spada June 9, l974 The history of our class really begins about l8 years ago in many different cities, but we were not officially recognized as a class until September of l97O when we entered Wil- mington High School as freshmen. Whether we realized it or not we would be known as the Class of '74' one which was even called the worst class to enter the high school. But all freshmen have their bad days so we really didn't mind, anyway, we were having too much fun socializing during daily bomb scares. Mary Castaldo, Lynn Murphy, Jay Garden, and Janice Gennetti were elected as our freshmen class officers. We shaped up in our sophomore year under the influence of the more sophisticated upperclassmen and even managed to sponsor a dance. Joey Cunningham, Jay Garden, Laurie Cormier, and Janice Gennetti handled the executive duties of the class. We also gained Mr. Woodbury as our class advisor during this year. For our busy Junior year Gail Irwin, Jay Garden, JoAnn Langone, and Janice Gennetti decided it was time they showed everyone how to run a class. We received our class rings which distinguished us from the lowly underclassmen. We also obtained responsibility cards for the first time which automatically made us responsible students. A big attrac- tion of our junior year was our Junior Variety Show which included such hits as Tennessee, Wigwalk, The Worm, WHS Beauty Contest, and a visit from Donny Osmond. On May 4, i973 we held our Junior Prom, the first semi-formal affair that most of us had ever attended. Sharon Foley was chosen by Mr. McMahon and the band as queen of the prom. We ended up our junior year with a banquet where students were recognized for their scholastic achievements. By the time we reached our senior year, Joe Lunetta, and Wendy Wiberg decided to give it a try as President and Vice-President. They were joined by experienced JoAnn Langone and Janice Gennetti as Secretary and Treasurer. To aid them in their duties was an able Execu- tive Board. Many hidden talents were discovered in the fall our senior year in THE MIRACLE WORKER , our senior class play. We held a trip into Boston Garden to see the Celtics and the Globetrotters play. During the winter many seniors braved the cold to join in a toboggan party at the town park. Although it was chilly outside, the seniors were well fortified against the cold. The night was dark and bumpy, but managed to get by with only one casualty. We showed our athletic ability once again at a Rollerskating trip to Wal-lex where almost everyone hit the dust at least once. In the spring of our senior year we voted for Senior Superlatives, Teacher of the Year, and took many pictures for the yearbook. We also had Senior Week which included Crazy Day and a parade from Weinberg's to the High School, Executive Day, 50's Day lwhich ap- peared to be the most popularl, Sports Day, and Grub Day. And of course we had to learn the finer points of how to graduate so we took time off from school to practice. Finally, the day we had all waited for, arrived - May 24. For those who showed up, it was the last day of school for seniors. Attandance was lacking because this was also the day of our prom at Anthony's Pier 4. Despite the rain outside, the 300 people aboard the ship had an enjoyable evening. They chose Terry Patenaude to be the queen. To close our Senior year we held a Senior Banquet - the last time we would eat together as seniors. Many awards and presentations were given. Probablly the most important thing that took place during our four years at Wilmington High School was the important job of choosing our own futures. All that we have attempted and accomplished together in the past will be small compared to what we can accomplish in the future both together and apart. Cheryl Lawler We, the Class of l974, have always considered ourselves to have been blessed with an overabundance of cultural background, along with a wealth of experience through our four years here, accompanied with a sense of warmth, understanding, and wisdom. The list goes on and on. Realizing this fact then, we feel compelled to share these riches by leaving some tokens of our outstanding qualities to those who can benefit by them, or perhaps use them as an inspiration in future years. lt is with this thought in mind that we, the class of 74 , acknowledge the following as our last will and testament. One particularly generous member of our class is Howie Coombs. Howie plans on leav- ing his entire brain to Gordie Fitch. He is also quite modest about it, saying that his brain won't even help Gordie. Now is that modesty? Tony Maxfield is also extremely generous, although not quite so modest. He'd like to bestow upon some lucky future student of WHS all of his wonderful talents, skills, and luck. Like these two, most of the other students would like to leave items which others may find use for in order to help them through their high school years, whether or not they be students, teachers, or members of the administra- tion. Carlene Butler leaves her bloomers fsize 4Ol with center half, to Jane Conlin. Kathy Jillett, because of her interest in the education of future freshmen, leaves to them all of her Newsweeks from P.O.D. - that's Problems of Democracy, Mr. Garrett. Another talented senior, Carl Singeais, leaves his rope-climbing ability to any deserving underclassmen. Les Wiberg leaves his Robert Redford looks to some underclassmen who unfortunately hap- pens to look like Les. Billy Kelley, in an effort to be a helpfull person, leaves his complete set of tests to AI Cariglio, Kevin Kleynen, in what appears to be a message of warning, leaves all of Mr. Kelley's bad jokes to everyone in his Calculus class next year. Joe Cunningham would like to help out Ray Noel. He's leaving Ray ZV2 credits for next year. Dave Anderson leaves lOl Armenian jokes to Lynn Rinker, although they probably won't be so funny since Dana won't be around. Micki Cavanaugh would like to leave Ainsworth Road to Bobby Cain. Cindy Miller would like to leave Laura the privilege of walking down the school corridor without being pushed. John Stira leaves graduation practice to anyone who can hack it. Of course it may have been tough, but practice makes perfect as you'll see next Sunday. Paul Capozzi is happy enough to leave, period. Mary Castaldo leaves her title of class flirt to Linda Kovitch and Cindy Jepson. Karen Graves leaves to the students of future graduating classes of WHS, knowledge, love, and peace, which, of course, typifies the predominant characteristics of our class, anyway. Elaine Lyford leaves Room 7l9 of the Plaza Hotel to her brother and Janice. Crash Debby Chase leaves all the dents in cars to anyone who thinks they can park better than her. Margie Coulton leaves her shorthand notebook to Mrs. Gershon, that is, if she can read it. Janice Spada leaves a pair of torn stockings, a broken diamond ring, and one Anophole Quad- rimaculatas to the drama club. Janice Bognore leaves the patchwork pillows in the people center to anyone who needs a nap. Dana Daniell leaves his unlucky name, DOG to some undeserving soul. Dana, l don't think you're going to be able to leave that name anywhere. lt's yours through life, l'm afraid. Bryan Davey leaves his image as being a big scoop to Donald O'Connell and Bob Dorval. Bob Doyle leaves all his empty trays, milk cartons, and food to Ellie . Denise Ethier leaves her title as Class Shrimp to next year's shrimp and she hopes the holder of this title will have as many laughs as she did. She wants you to know that there are five feet stilts in her locker. Paul Fitch leaves his winning hat to Rick McCully and Tim Nee. Kathy Gilligan leaves hall sentries, no-man's land between the cafe and the people center, and other such frustrations to Mr. Lynch. Jack Holloway leaves his empty Schlitz cans to Jack Stygles. Cheryl Lawler leaves all the hardwork that goes into the making of a yearbook to some unsuspecting junior. To Don Sunnenberg goes the task of forging passes, courtesy of Dave Mather. Scott Mosher leaves his procrastination to any- one who can use it and get away with it. That sounds like alot of people l know, putting off everything they do until the last minute, right Stew? Mark O'Hearne leaves his height to little John Kaminiski. He'd also like to leave an omnibus ticket to Mrs. Mindell. Shirley Ricci leaves Wilmington High School to the seniors who stay back. Penny Richards leaves the horrible idea of getting up the next morning to go to school to Gerry Steeves. Margy Mallett leaves a ten year subscription of Playboy to Mr. Dulong. Bob Reid leaves ups and overs and wind Sprints to Gary McDonald. Cheryl Bennett leaves her typewriter to anyone who wants to take their frustrations out on something. From what I understood about the condition of many of the typewriters, many people already have done so. Bruce Bishop leaves his mess in Graphic Arts to Mr. Lentine, saying it will take him ten years to clean it up. Dave Allen leaves the wall outside of Mr. Fardy's room to Rich Stratton. Maureen Lounsbury leaves her dungarees to anybody who enjoys the comfortable way of living. Debbie Saunders leaves her beautiful car to anyone who wants it. The seventh period people-center girls leave a machine gun to Miss McCarthy for sentry duty. Cheryl Tomasi leaves her perfect attendance record to Louise Swisher, raisins . Carole-Anne Tyler leaves her busdriver to anyone who's never missed the bus. He'll help you break your record. Patty Vayo leaves her cruddy gymsuit to anybody who can stand it. Wendy Wiberg leaves her position as skinniest cheerleader to Ellen. Finally, there are some items people would like to leave that seem senseless, but which probably have some personal significance. For example, Donna Mullens leaves her spot in B.O. land to Louise Swisher. Gail Irwin leaves the Swamp to McMillan, Sully, McNabb, and Arnold. Chet Hall leaves what he found to anybody that wants it. Bernadette Gallagher leaves her locker designed by Kathy Boylen to anyone who likes the name Bertha. Karen Fudge leaves her baby powder to Marie Fantasia. Barb Coursey leaves a yellow comb, oops , mother hen to Jim O'Connors. Jim Ruggierio leaves a horse shoe to Joe Cunning- ham. Nancy White leaves her track sneakers to Mrs. Bean. Becky Suggs leaves road directions to Miss Stanceau. Paul Sferraza leaves Mr. McMahon his gym towel to give him something to comb his hair with. The senior science munchkins leave a bag of their tricks to Johnny Merlin. Cilla Martell leaves her four year old sneakers, that could walk away by themselves, to anyone who can stand the odor. LouAnn Rice leaves her faithful camel to Mr. Keller's used camelot. Lavinia White leaves the end of the graduation line to next year's tallest girl. Terry Patenaude leaves her nickname Shirley to Louise Swisher. Bob Scarano and Chet Hall jointly leave lobster shells to the maitre d' at Pier 4. Bob Stewart leaves Ben Hogan's milk to Mr. Joyce. Susan Peabody leaves a long playing album consisting of forty minutes of Sue's patented laughing. This album is made under the supervision of her directors, B.S. and P.G., who continually prompt her by saying pen, pen . Lastly and most importantly, however, we, the class of l974 would like to leave our thanks to the faculty and administration of Wilmington High School. They're made us what we are today. Seriously, though, high school can probably be considered the most important and memorable part of our lives. The reason for this is that it's the time of our lives when we change and mature from the savage freshmen we were when we entered high school to mature people, with at least the basic characteristics that will be part of our personalities throughout our entire lives. So for being part of this most memorable time in our lives, the entire Class of '74 leaves to you, the faculty and administration of WHS, our thanks. Paul Gracia The year is l999 and the government corruption and scandals of the 70's are still upon us. President Joe Lunetta is in the process of being impeached with l5 days to go in his term of office, but nobody will tell us why. President Joe, as he is affectionately called, has just created a new cabinet-level post called the Clean Water and Other Consumable Fluid Bureau. This bureau is headed by Ed Maloney who is assisted by Tom Martin. Their first official act in office was to create beer as the national drink. Bob Scarano, formerly Juan Scarini, a native from the island of Tahiti and also a professional wrestler, is now chief of staff protecting President Joe's every move. Dave Anderson has finally made it to be Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year. With this auspicious award comes the job of cooking and preparing the food for the White House. Mark O'Hearne, Dave Allen, Les Wiberg, and Patty Hanlon, who each own a Friendly's lce Cream Store, are now in court because of an alledged contribution to the now famous Ice Cream Fund . Carl Singelais is now the president's speech writer. His writing is so messy that they have to have Frank Shukis, a decoder from the CIA, come in to translate. Frank does an excellent job since he has had many years of experience decoding his own handwriting. After the President makes one of these speeches, the nation is usually upset by the bad news, so Sue Peabody comes on and laughs non-stop for an hour to cheer the people up. The President has to be cheered up too, after he makes his speech. This job is done by the world renown Las Vegas comedian Paul Sferazza who got this job through his manager Bryan Davey. Dean Devlin is now the official wine and beer taster for the White House with Kevin Kleynan as the official food tester, the only problem being that when they get through tasting the beer, wine, and food there's none left. Mary Castaldo is the wife of some obscure man, a former Attorney General. She's always on the phone and never stops talking. Meryl Clark, Jean Novak, Cathy Howlett, Lynn Murphy, and Donna Mullens are leading the White House Pep Squad which consists of the members of the Grand Old Opra in Nashville where the President recently played, and the President's dog, King Timahee, whose personal physician is Patty Vaye. Cheryl Lawler is the President's personal secretary whose slight absent-mindedness re- sulted in an l8V2-minute gap in a very important tape recording. Paul Fitch, whose fortune was gained through his chain of bunny clubs in competition with Hugh Hefner, is down in Costa Rica hiding from federal authorities due to his illegal S200,000 campaign contribu- tion. Kathi Gilligan is now the head of the House Judiciary committee in charge of the impeachment. As chairwoman of this committee, although she may become very bored listening to the presidential tapes, she has certainly acquired a new list of four-letter words. Bruce Bishop is currently the head of the Air Force, Dana Daniell the head of the Navy, and Johnny Harrison is the head of the Army, their only duty is to control their new secret weapon . . . Joey Cunningham dressed up as Donny Osmond. You see, they send Joey out on to the battle field in the Mid-East and all the female soldiers go wild over him and there's no more war, it's very simple. This eases the burden of Margie Coulton who is country- hopping trying to create world peace. Dianne Pintrich, Sue Lowry, Lisa Branzetti, and Wendy Wiberg are back down in Bermuda as secret agents studying the male natives on that island. Janice Spada, Margaret Forrest, Elaine Lyford, Paul Gracia, Tony Maxfield, Richard Grinder, Wanda Dahl, Barbara Coursey, and Carole-Ann Tyler have all just won Tony Awards for their special White House performance of the new hit play Helen Keller Sees Again, costumes by Karen Passmore and JoAnne MacQuarrie and directed and pro- duced by Lavinia White. Jim Buck, Wade Holbrook, and John Stira combine to make up the White House Band. Under the direction of bandleader, Steve Bussell, they play the new national anthem, the Budweiser Song. Joe Brazell is the director of Health, Education, and Welfare. What kind of health, what kind of education, and whose welfare he doesn't tell us. As director, Joe has taken care of some of his old friends back at Wilmington High School. He has appointed Bob Doyle to the post of assistant principal at WHS, his sole duty being to direct traffic in the parking lot in the morning. By the way, the parking lot is guarded by Rick Virtus for obvious reasons. Susan Hosmer, Debbie DeAngelais, and Maureen Lounsbury have taken up the positions of nurses in the Wilmington School System. Their duties consist of stabbing poor, defenseless seniors with gigantic needles. As a last ditch effort to help some of his former classmates along, Joe has replaced some of the more senior members of the teaching staff with people from the class of '74. Judy LeFaveur has replaced Miss Bocchino, Wes Ryan - Mr. Maggie, Cliff Downs - Mr. Joyce, Larry Foster - Mr. Fessenden, Kenny Kumm - Mr. DiSarcina, Brian Phillips - Mr. Lynch, Dave Spring - Coach Aylward, and Gary Kelloway - Dr. Callahan. These members of the class of '74 perform the sole duty that these teachers performed in their years of service to old WHS, they had the courage to show up. And in one final effort to save WHS from complete ruin, Joe brought Ellie, the caf lady, out of retirement. Dianne Spear, Bob Frengillo, and Nancy White, all managers of Dunking Doughnut shops have merged with Pewter Pot managers Cheryl Bennett and Janice Bog- nore to form a new establishment known as The Dunking Pot, where corrupt politicians go to drown their sorrows. Howie Coombs, April Anderson, Jim Ruggiero, and Harold Walley, all graduates of Mr. Beaton's economics class, are now the leading economists in the country, overseeing where every penny is spent, making sure there is economy in govern- ment, but of course they pay themselves Sl50,000 a year. ln Washington, there has been a flood of new athletic teams coming into this city. A new football team, coached by Gail Irwin with players such as Jack Holloway, Doug Stewart, Tom Woods, Rick Howlett, and Ray Noel, a soccer team coached by Jay Garden with Mark Kalkanajian, Timmy Swisher, Barry Aruda, Roy Meyer, and Ronny Lawrenceson. A pro- tennis team with player-coach Kathy Pavelcak, Ann-Marie Breakey, Mike Mahoney, John Arvanitis, Mary Jane Cunningham, Tommy Webber, and Beth Bradford. And a baseball team coached by Bob Cheney with MaryAnn Langone, Cheryl Reid, and Carlene Butler. The reason why all of these teams have come to Washington is because they found the necessary playing grounds on the White House Lawn, you see the President got into a little problem with the IRS and he had to rent out the White House lawn in order to raise some money fast. On the local level, Bob Butters is now a state representative who doubled as a used car salesman, selling used Plymouths. Becky Suggs and Karen Fudge are in charge of keeping Bobby's smile nice and bright, because you know about politicians and you know about used car salesmen, so when you mix the two together you're in trouble. Jake Tighe is now the chief law enforcement officer in the U.S., his first duty was to change the streaking laws. There is now a national lottery directed by Debbie Grant and Valerie Hall. Wayne Kirby and Ed Adams are against this lottery since they believe it cheats the people out of their hard earned money. They have been trying to figure out the probability of winning, with their great training from Mr. Woodbury's probability class, but the only thing that they have found out is that the probability of finding the probability is very low. Steve Whalen is a former vice president, formerly governor of Maryland, who has resigned in favor of playing golf. The way that they treated political enemies before the Watergate Affair was to have the v.p. play golf with them, and everybody knows about the v.p.'s golf playing ability. Now all they do to political enemies is to have the President support them. The person who took over after this v.p. resigned was Scott Mosher, the only problem here was that he takes is title seriously, we now have a president in charge of vice. Bernie Gallagher, Kathy Boylen, Paul Gappezzi, Janice Gennetti, Terry Patenaude, Denise Ethier, Gail Gustafeson, Billy Kelley, and Laurie Justice are the nine justices of the Supreme Court. They have just ruled in favor of allowing Wilmington High School to implement capital punishment to be used on the little kiddies who fail to show the proper identification when stopped in the hallway. So in the year l999 many of the members of the class of l974 have achieved various positions of distinction. They have in this prophecy, as I'm sure they will in their actual lives, set goals for themselves and achieve these goals. One of our classmates said this very well: We can Soar to the goals we set for ourselves, for the sky is our limit and the doors of time have just now opened. C Thank you. Robert Stewart ff JW A' If 1 av I fill:-K' , , , ul? 'ez' X For Reference Not to be taken from this room