Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1974 volume:

ABERJONA 1974 WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL WINCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS DEDICATION As an administrator you have helped us to ma¬ ture during our years here at W.H.S. You have been a significant influence in our lives. For your sincerity, inspiration, and patience. We, the Class of 1974, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Edward R. Burns. “Not armies, not nations, have advanced the race; but here and there, in the course of ages, an individ¬ ual has stood up and cast his shadow over the world. ” —E. H. Chapin 1974 ABERJONA EDITORS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF COPY PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHER-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER ADVERTISING FUND RAISING CIRCULATION TYPING ACTIVITIES SPORTS Susan Gebhard Claire Hurley Susan Vandervelde Chris Brown IN-CHIEF Peter Longo Kathy Millican Steve Meahl Susan Ciampa Janet Lovett Heidi Blanch Susan Johanson SENIORS FACULTY UNDERCLASSMEN TYPISTS Michael Meagher Jeanne Galka Andrea Pirani Joan Thomas Ann Scanlon Diane Gargano Jill Barnard Kathy Bockoff Linda Doucet PHOTOGRAPHERS COVER DESIGN FACULTY ADVISORS Janet Noel Elizabeth Tunnicliffe Dan Jaffe Billy German John Finamore Patty Church Paul DiBlasi Tom Jones Bob Orman Bob Bruhy Nancy Cincotta Mr. Joseph Cantillon Mr. Lawrence Rinaldi TABLE OF CONTENTS 220 Our three years at WHS brought us many new experiences. When we entered high school many of us were apprehensive and found it difficult to stand on our own. We began to learn from one another how to accept the many new freedoms and responsibilities that were demanded of us. ijii iwr 9 Each year we spent together added new friendships to our lives and more moments of happiness to our memories. Together with our friends we faced disappointments, formed our goals, and shared our dreams and hopes. We thought these days would go on forever yet all too quickly it is time to leave. 15 We become disconsolate at the thought that it is almost time to go our separate ways yet we know that we will al¬ ways be together in our memories WILLIAM C. McDONALD, superintendent A.B., C.A.G.S., Boston University M.Ed., Bridgewater State College Honorary Degree, Florida State, Ed.D. VINCENT E. LAROCCO, principal B.S., Western Illinois University M.Ed., Temple University ADMINISTRATION THOMAS P. BUDREWICZ, assistant principal A.B., Brown University Ed.M., University of Massachusetts EDWARD R. BURNS, assistant principal A.B., M.A., Ed.M., Tufts University CAROLYN H. TIFFANY B.A., Smith College M.Ed., Tufts University M. CONSTANCE TRICKETT B.S., Syracuse University M.Ed., Harvard University BERNARD J. SILVA A.B., Bates College M.Ed., University of Maine C.AG.S., Boston University ANTHONY N. DeBIASE, director of guidance B.A., Boston University M.A.T., Harvard University GUIDANCE PHYLLIS S. NANNIS B.A., Queens College M.Ed., Harvard University DIANE BOETTCHER B.A., State University of New York M.A., New York University RICHARD J. SULLIVAN, JR., director of english A.B., Williams College M.B.A., Columbia University M.Ed., Boston University JONATHAN A. STABLEFORD B.A., Williams College M.A.T., Wesleyan University ENGLISH HENRY K. FITTS B.S., Harvard College M.A., Columbia University JUDITH A. LINIADO B.A., M.Ed., Boston University LINDA B. WAGNER B.A., Ohio State University B.S., M.A., Kent State University GEORGE HILLIER B.S., Ed.M., Boston University LEE A. DRESSER B.A., Denison University SANDRA DOW B.A., Antioch College I m-4 M ' V CAROLYN MAGEE A.B.. Radcliffe College M.A.. Boston University STEPHANIE McKAY B.F.A., Boston University DEBORAH L. ANDERSEN A.B., Mount Holyoke College M.A.T., Wesleyan University JUDITH A. JOHNSTON B.A., Regis College M.A.T., Brown University 24 FREDERICK J. MURRAY B.M.. M.M., Boston University BURTON O. COWGILL, director of music B.M., Boston University M.M., University of Oregon JOHN R. WOODWORTH B.M.Ed., M.M., Boston Conservatory MUSIC ART JOHN D. WALKER B.M.Ed., New England Conservatory of Music THOMAS H. TRACY, director of art B.S., University of New Hampshire M.F.A., University of Guanajuato MARCIA SEWALL B.A., Pembroke College M.Ed.. Tufts-Museum School 25 WILLIAM O’CONNOR, director of social studies B.S., Boston College M.A.T., Harvard University DIANE PUGACH B.S., M.A., New York University Ed. M., Harvard University KATHERINE A. JOHNSON B.A., Mount Holyoke College M.Ed., Northeastern University SOCIAL STUDIES GEORGE G. WATSON Jr. A.B., Amherst College M.A.T., Harvard University THOMAS WALSH B.A., Boston College 26 JOSEPH E. CANTILLON B.A., Boston College EDWARD J. KELLEY A.B., University of Massachusetts M.A., Wesleyan University WILLIAM A. HAFNER B.A., Princeton University M.Ed., Boston University U YW: WILLIAM A. COLELLA B.A., University of New Hampshire M.Ed., Suffolk University LAWRENCE RINALDI B.A., University of Detroit EVANDER FRENCH B.A., Tufts University M.A.T., Harvard University RANDEE MARTIN B.A., University of California M.A., Northeastern University mam FOREIGN LANGUAGE AGNES ANN WALSH B.A., University of Maine ROBERT M. COPELAND B.S., Boston University A.M., Ph.D., Harvard University ALBERT TROTTIER A.B., M.Ed., Boston University BARBARA R. HOLDEN, co-ordinator of language A.B., Colby College M.A., Middlebury College INGRID E. EISBERG B.A., Smith College Diploma — University of Madrid M.A., University of Maine ALFRED DUHAMEL B.L., University of Montreal A.B., St. Mary’s University A.M., Middlebury College JACQUELINE MILLER B.A., Boston University M.A., Boston College NANCY JEAN GELOWTSKY B.S., Boston State College LOURDES M. ALVAREZ B.A., University of Massachusetts FRANZ WILHELM MEYER B.A., Atlantic Union College M.A., Middlebury College ■MM JOHN J. WAITE, director of mathematics B.A., M.A., Boston College GREGORY H. STONE A.B., Bowdoin College JOHN L. KELLY A.B., St. Norbert College M.A.L.S., Wesleyan College CARMELINA D’ALLEVA B.A., Salem State College FRANCES GERSCHWIN B.A., Barnard College M.A., Columbia University MATHEMATICS JOHN J. JOYCE B.S., M.Ed.. Boston State College M.A., Boston College MAURICE A. MERRIFIELD B.S., M.S., University of Maine MARIE POULIOT B.A., Merrimack College M.A., Northeastern University JAMES W. SMITH B.Ed., Keene Teachers College M.A.S., Arizona State University MARY R. MIRKA B.A., Boston University M.A., Wesleyan University NORTON E. DEMSEY B.S., Salem Teachers College Ed.M., Harvard University Mi FRANCES X. FINIGAN director of science A.B., Yale University M.Ed., Boston University SCIENCE CLIFTON E. WHEELER B.S., Atlantic Union College Ph.D., Worcester Polytechnic Institute BRUCE T. HALL B.S., Worcester Polytechnic Institute M.S., Pennsylvania State University WALTER SOULE B.S., University of Maine M.S., University of Wyoming WILLIAM J. MARKS B.S., University of Massachusetts M.S.T., University of New Hampshire Ed.M., Harvard University KATHERINE R. PALTSIOS B.S., Simmons College Ed.M., Harvard University mini MARGARET ANN SULLIVAN B.A., Wellesley College HELEN CRAWLEY B.S., Simmons College M.A., Vassar College t � | M 1 e All V AC C u a A ? 1 SKELETON MILBURN J. DIXON A.B., A.M., Boston University JEROME J. BURDULIS B.A., Holy Cross College MAT., University of Massachusetts HMP A M. LORRAINE FORTE, co-ordinator of business education B.S., Salem State College M.Ed., C.A.G.S., Boston University KATHERINE MARY BATEMAN B.S., Central Connecticut State College ANNE PITTENGER B.S., State Teachers College MARJORIE H. YOFFA A. S., Lasell Jr. College B. S., Boston University BUSINESS CHARLOTTE L. TURNER B.S., Husson College M.Ed.. Boston University INDUSTRIAL ARTS GEORGE G. ROBERTIE B.S., Fitchburg State College M.Ed., Calvin Coolidge College JOSEPH S. AVERSA, co-ordinator of industrial arts B.S., Boston Teachers College M.Ed., Boston State College DAVID MILLER B.S., Fitchburg State College GEORGE C. SWALLOW B.S., M.A. Fitchburg State College 35 mm—mam HENRY T. KNOWLTON, director of physical education B.S., Springfield College M.Ed., Boston University PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROBERT ALBRIGHT B.S., Springfield College PAMELA G. CANNEY B.S., Springfield College MANUEL MARSHALL B.S., Springfield College M.A., Boston University KATHLEEN M. SULLIVAN, nurse R.N., Framingham Union Hospital BETSEY E. WILLIAMS, librarian A.B., Colby College M.S.L.S., Simmons College JOAN A. ROSAZZA B.S., Purdue University M.Ed., Boston College THOMAS KLINE B.S., M., Boston University JANICE DOLAN B.S., M.Ed.. Boston University HARRIET E. NELSON, co-ordinator of home economics B.S.. Simmons College M.S., Cornell University HOME ECONOMICS JOHN RUDOLPH director of library services JEAN N. DILLON B.S., Syracuse University DAVID FRARY communications technician LUCILE R. CAVANAUGH B.A., Washington State University custodians; A. Bardascino, J. Bernardo, M. Coldla, S. Maggio, J. O’Leary, W. Robertie, D. Ryan, A. Tranfaglia. clerical aides; back; C. MacKenzie library, J. Kirk mathematics, L. Grueter science, G. D’Onofrio social studies, M. Byrne front; T. Boland home economics, M. Clabby english, F. Totman foreign language, missing; T. Hakel, J. Higgins office; E. Knight, A. Graustein, H. Stavros, E. Gardner. guidance secretaries; Shirley Noble and Evelyn Olmstead cafeteria: back, J. Munroe, J. Barry, M. DeLuca, G. Saraco. front, M. Guzzo, A. Frongillo, C. Murphy, missing: G. Bresnahan, C. Letch, C. O’Kane, P. Olivadoti, M. Rolli, H. Florentino. . paraprofessionals: back, S. Morrison, library; K. Zarker, foreign language; C. Reid, physical education; B. DePinto, foreign language; front, C. Fixler, history; R. Thomas, mathematics; H. Johanson, physics, missing: B, Parsons, R. Ross. This section has been dedicated in honor of our mature, enthusiastic, and dedicated faculty. There’s only one way to approach this problem — Abra-ca-dabra . . . O Boy! Isn’t chemistry exciting? Whadda ya mean ya don’ta lika my creation 9 If you think this is good wait’ll you see my choo-choo. r 1 rUb. ' - ilr m JCa. a d. f a jfr ■ r 16 a V ' I m jm: . 1 Let not the waves of the sea separate us now, and the years you have in our midst become a memory. 44 - Kahlil Gibran TOF r tmmammmmm CHRISTOPHER CARTER ADAMS Kit . . . Will never forget dodging pink elephants and many months on foot. Playing with “Max” always has its ups and downs “NNST”. Hey Kit, wanna rally. She’ll make you melt. Proff: Gass on your curb feelers. Varsity football; Varsity Club; Varsity Golf; National Honor Society. MAUREEN ADAMS Make new friends but keep the old one is silver and the other’s gold. CHRISTINE CATHERINE ADAMKOWSKI Chris can usually be heard saying, “Come on Donna, let’s not go!” or, “Shut Up!” If she is not riding around the center following certain cars, she is on unforgettable C.Y.O. ski trips, en route to Toronto ’73 or fist-fighting in the W.P.S. CYNTHIA JEANNE ALLARD “Cindy here come the indians.” Will never forget and always remember: camp of “73”, trips to N. H. and the cape, CYO trips, roller skating, eating Chinese food, the Aerosmith concert, and 9 29 73. “I’ll hold you to that!” Loves certain songs and poems. M.F.O. Max-Ed; Youth Marc; Pep Squad. PATRICIA ANN ALLEN “Guta get on, have to get off from this ride; Is this a dream, am I here, where are you, what’s in back of the sky, why do we cry; Guta get on, need to get on where I’m bound When will I know; where will I, how will I learn who I am; Is this a dream, am I here where are you, tell me; When will I know, how will I know, when will I know, why.” Spanish Club; Church Choir, Tutoring. PETER CREIGHTON ARMSTRONG “Set sail towards the sun Feel the warmth that’s just begun Share each and every dream They belong to everyone” Junior Varsity Soccer. JOHN ASTILL Celtics Pride MARK PAUL AVAKIAN Harvey . . . Remember Boston, “But Joel, my mother knows your mother Lieeeeee. “There not going down to easy, guys” Remember the all nighters” I got the water bed” What am I going to do-they’re home.” Caught again. 46 MARTHA BANKS JEFFREY BARGER JILL KAREN BARNARD Will never forget . . . Woburn, to put it in park, “I want an ice cream!” “What! Do we have two speakers in here?” Delta Dawn, Who can scream the loudest?” The Canadien from Chomedey, zooming through red lights, extra jimmies, phoney accent, and Florida vacations. Les Troubadours; Winchester Hospital volunteer; Youth Marc: teachers aid; Aberjona; National Honor Society. MARY BARROW ELIZABETH BARRINGER BATES Ibbie . . . trys to: be on time, spell, be artistic, guess who Jan saw, ski, bowl and take pictures. But she does know: how to get there, that the eagle isn’t dead, N. H., how to be understanding, and how to smile! Junior Varsity Field Hockey; Youth Marc. ELIZABETH BAYLIES GARRY I. BEARD “What will be, will You can’t fight destiny, submit to it. Destiny leads the willing, but drags the unwilling.” - J.B. Varsity Baseball; Intramural; Volleyball; Basketball; Football: Varsity Club. JEANNE MARIE BELDEN “Contentment is not the fulfillment of what you want but the realization of how much you already have.” — Unknown 47 DEBORAH SUSAN BELINOWIZ Debbie ... A loyal fan ... Is life a bowlfull of Jerries? Well, that’s Amoreeee! . . . She’s found at the mall (talking to Rizz), at Northshore or sunning on the wild planes of Africa . . . What a dizzy broad! Varsity Softball, co-captain; Field Hockey. VINCENT BEMENT LUANNE BENSHIMOL “Thanks for all you’ve done, it may sound hollow Thanks for all the good times that we’ve known But I must find my own road now to follow You will all be welcome in my home.” — M. Mclaughlin MARC RONALD BERBERIAN Happiness is going out with the boys, and spending it with the girls. Tennis; Varsity Wrestling; Band. JOSEPH BERGIN JOSEPH ROBERT BIANCO Junior Varsity Cross Country; Varsity Spring Track. SANFORD WALKER BIGELOW “We were talking — about the love that’s gone so cold and the people. Who gain the world and lose their soul — They don’t know — they can’t see — are you one of them? When you’ve seen beyond yourself — Then you may find, peace of mind . . RONALD EDMUND B1NGEL “The question is ... to discover new directions without even thinking of it ... ” — Mariti-Maritian 48 ROBERT C. BIRD Gilburnt, Got a nickel?. Benders with Ned, Burnsy, and Guggles. That one’s wicked pulpy! Who’s got the tapper in the stands? No he doesn ' t! Taking a lap with snakes alive. Plans to attend college and earn his . . . Varsity Soccer; Spanish Club; Winter Track. JOHN PHILLIPS BISHOP Alias “Thumbs; J. B. Accompanist; Yes, Mrs. “T.”; Hallet’s; Acme Lamejune; Little Mary Sunshine; “Mr. Burt” and his office; Harpsichords and organs; St. Eulalia; Birthday and cast parties; “I’ve got to go practice”; O. G. Coupons Orchestra; Musical Accompanist; Double Sextette; Concert Choir. NATHANIEL BITTING Life is not a Menagerie So keep your body loose and your spirits free Track; Basketball; Spanish Club; National Honor Society. DOUGLAS WILLIAM BLACK “Our resources are too many, our principles too dynamic, our purposes too worthy, and the issues at state too immense for us to entertain doubt or fear. But our responsibilities require that we approach this year’s business with a sober humility.” — Dwight Eishenhower Baseball; Audio Visual. DAVID R. BLAKELY “Hold it the greatest wrong to prefer life to honor and, for the sake of life, to lose the reason for living.” — Juvenal HEIDI BLANCH “Smile, an everlasting smile, a smile can bring you near to me. Don’t ever let me find you down, ’Cause that would bring a fear to me.” — BeeGees KATHRYN PRANCES BOCKHOPP Will always remember ... all the parties, her camera, beeping the horn at the wrong time, dropping her keys in the sewer at Lriendly’s, fifteen in one trailer, Pebruary in Dennisport — on the beach snowfights, wearing out a certain Woburn street, 5:30 a.m. drives through Woburn, 2 Chevelles and 1 Lord, California and Plorida vacations, and New Year’s Eve. Aberjona; Los Companeros; Winchester Hospital volunteer; Youth Marc. KEITH EARLE BONN “There is no substitute for victory” — Douglas A. MacArthur Varsity Pootball; Varsity Lacrosse; Band; Sophomore Class President; National Honor Society; National Merit Semi-Pinalist; Harvard Book Award. 49 BETSY LEE BONNELL Smiling Ba Ba, P. T., 3 10 73 . . . Foggy days, M. V., Spin to Wingaersheek —AT WHAT TIME? E. V.’s sailing lessons or shaving creme monsters!!! G. R., Maine ... eldorockmobile, S.O.P.M., always found with McGov. and Bee, . . . B-Fights! P.Y.B.? Who! . . . What! . . . MUM! Barts, call me when you get a brain!!! Gymnastics; Powder Puff Football; Tennis; Tumble Hes, tri-captain. SUSAN BOODAKIAN “and if you take my hand my son all will be well when the day is done” - PPMML S Les Troubadors; Double Sextette; Concert Choir; Youth Marc; Red Cross Volunteer; Spanish Club; Field Elockey; Intramurals. WILLIAM BRASIL STEPHEN BRETT EDITH JEANNEAN BROCK Where’s Edie?!! If your mother only knew. Chinese restaurants, Thompson Street. Friendly Downtown, Never forget how Edie cans her way into things. Always has an answer. Always remember her cheerful ways. Will never forget the group, G. V. and the memories and the growing pains that went with them. Youth Marc; Italian Club. DAVID GUNNAR BROMS “He who Smiles Rather than Rages is always the Stronger” Junior Varsity and Varsity Lacrosse. KERRY BROUGH CHRISTOPHER BROWN 50 ROBERT J. BRUHY Bright, cheerful, always laughing. Shy — yet outgoing, very good at making a party a success. “Hey Weasal!” Varsity Swim Team; Aberjona Staff Photographer. RICHARD BUNN DAVID JOSEPH BURNS Burnsy’s biggest hope is for a four minute mile. Will always remember winter track, Mr. Kline, and the cold night in Lexington Square. “Love those Sophomores,” “Northeaster”! The tappers in the stands . . . HOPES to go on to earn his. Soccer; Winter Track; Spring Track; Red Black; National Honor Society. JOSEPH KEVINO BUSSICHELLA Jose. Depends on sodies private account. Throws parties at Al’s house without inviting Al. Memories of Washington and Brookside. “HEAVY HEAD”. He doesn’t need stitches. Sleeping at the shack. Joe’s favorite song is Nibbling Ears by Valery KATHY BUTCHER MARION CABOUR CHARLES KIMBALL BURLEIGH Things will make so much more sense On the other side of the fence That we will always feel our togetherness as friends.’’ — S.V.W.G. ANN HUGHES BURKLY “D.B.B.” Will always remember summer of ’73 and getting David back. New Hampshire blue lights and Porky’s stairs, “Supersax”. Saturday marching drills and 1972 exchange concert won’t be forgotten. “Scatter” rates high! Band; Jazz Band; Chords; Secretary-Treasurer of Band. 51 ROBERT B. CADIGAN Weasel 2 Always in the middle of Food fights and Kennedy’s Raiders, Spends time with his private stable. Good kid: Spends summers on the Cape. Anybody want one!!! Future Plans: An Army career. CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN CAFFAHAN “To look up and not down. To look forward and not back To look out and not in, and To lend a hand.” — Edward Everett Hale STEVEN L. CALLAHAN “ — The wind that blows Is all that anybody knows.” Varsity Gymnastics. — H. Thoreau MARY ANNE CAPONE The kid whose always laughing, Won’t forget: Sophomore Football, P. C. BRIGHAMS, Campus, Summer of “73”, B. B„ “417”, 9-28-73 at Nancy’s, C. K. “Wanna go Visiting?” CYO, “Promise?”, Singing, Gannons half-way house, “Maryanne, are you ready yet?” . . . Someday, all her crazy friends. Spanish Club. NANCY LOUISE CARNEY Canarnie will never forget: water gun fights in the halls, D. and J. arm wrestling in the caf, the common phone booth, and Red . . . Boom-boompa — boom-boompa . . . Remind you of anyone?!? Will always remember: Reject, kid silly, Dickie’s piano key smile, summer 1972, field trip 11 14 72, 4 28 72 and Mike. Pep squad; Youth Marc; Spanish Club; Stage Crew; Red Black. JANICE LAUREL CARPENTER “Carpentry” will always remember Randall’s Bidagen, ENKA “73”, Pastry, and 6 15 73. Fondest Memories include Europe, 8 6 73 and D. D. — “rien”! See my beard, ain’t it weird? Sista whatcha tellin’ me? How you figure that? Dominique — anique — unique — “Love of my life” Pep Squad: Spanish Club; Youth Marc; French Club; Stage Crew; National Honor Society. THOMAS JOSEPH CARR Hey . . . Carr. Carcus . . . Bull . . . Tom likes tippin the Budsy’s . . . Only person who sprained both ankles . . . Has a strong distaste for a certain “Peach”.ugliest bells at W. H. S. Football; Junior Varsity Baseball. ALISON CARY “It was ... A time of innocence, A time of confidences Long ago ... it must be . . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They’re all that’s left you.” Simon Garfunkel 52 JOHN ROCCO CARZO Rocky spends his time trying to piece together New Year’s Eve at Gene’s Concentrating on not passing before 10, heaves. Egg Man’s Boathouse, Dancing Bears, July 21st with Pete, and never being later than 4 o’clock in the morning. Varsity Football; Varsity Swimming; Varsity Lacrosse; co-captain; Varsity Club. JUDE CASTRO Can 1 have a nickel, dime, penny, dollar, quarter. The wall, always remember the stunt at the football game, Neke, “Hey Neke”, crash! a few cold one’s tonite, good times at P. T.’s, patches, Scituate “73”, Flop, Future Plans include Nothing. MARY THERESA CATALDO Outgoing Rowdy (especially on weekends), Mary is a fun person to be with. She is always ready for a party. Whether it be crystal, purple, black or green. She ' ll keep dreamin on. Most of all she’ll remember the summer of “73”. AND YOU KNOW IT! BARBARA ELIZABETH CHAMPOUX “Look not upon the past with regrets and “if only’s” Remember the good times, the achievements, the friends And lock these fond memories forever in the heart; To cherish, remember and build dreams upon.” B — Squad; Los Companeros; French Club; Red Black; Aberjona Photographer; Curtain Cue. ANDREA A. CHASE Andy . . . Won’t forget: Her sophomore year, sneaking butts and missing classes. Hey Arty, Miss Eisburg, “But Mr. Burns”. Wanna go to U. N. H.?” Canada, “Hey Bud”, “Hey you guys. I’m a scholar”, “Susan, we won’t get caught” and of course B.P. Youth Marc; Spanish Club; Pep Squad; Varsity Spring Track. JAMES M. CHASE “People can be divided into three groups — those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what happened.” Junior Varsity Soccer; Junior Varsity Hockey; Varsity Baseball; Intramural Basketball; Intamural Volleyball. LINDA BEATRICE CHEEVER “. . . All the leaves that are green turn to brown.” — Simon and Garfunkel Band. REMEMBRANCE ANNE CHIPMAN “And when the night is cloudy There is still a light that shines on me; Shine on ’til tomorrow . . . Let it be.” — Beatles Varsity Field Hockey; Red and Black; Vice President of G.I.C. 53 JEFFREY C. CHRISTENSEN “During his lifetime, an individual should devote his efforts to create happiness and to enjoy it, and also to keep it in store in society so that individuals of the future may also enjoy it,” — Powell Varsity Football; Varsity Spring Track; Winter track. PATRICIA CHURCH Ahoy Chubs. How we gonna get to Mefa . . . Willy. I have to call my mother. H-park. Sakte-Ski? My tires are low! Diet-Burger King. Liberachi! Brighams Girl. K. M., C. K„ party’s downstairs. Where’s Check? Eastta Bos. Miracle Grow, 3’3”. Save money! TR6. Stones ’72, California. SUSAN CIAMPA Suszy Q, alias Claudette. Never forget Meats, 7 31 73, Porks Parties, “Saturday Nights”, The campus, “Good evening”, sleeping at Peons, extra pickles. Senior Prom, Good times with the gang, “Skipper”, Leonards, “Andy, I know we’re going to get caught”, 4 7 73, and all her summers. CARL CIAMPO NANCY ANNE CIARCIA Will always remember . . . the telephone in front of the office, Spanish Class with Mr. T., CYO Trips, 11 23 72, “Just a few more minutes, Gannon?”, the J. P. “A Mack”, The B. B., 3 weekends in September, “Guy’s, I got caught” and “someday”. Spanish Club; Aberjona; Pep Squad; Youth Marc; Tennis. JEANNE MARIE CINCOTTA “Let not the waves of the sea separate us now and the years you have spent in our midst become a memory.” — Kahlil Gibran Cheerleader, co-captain; Youth Marc; Italian Club. NANCY JEAN CINCOTTA (Alias Canolli Kid!) I’d like to report a missing Kangaroo — Mr. T., what am 1 gonna do? Loves Stoneham Zoo, Porcupine pie, Chicken Ripple Ice-cream, art, an orange pumpkin with pom-poms and, most of all. Captain Sunshine — Cheers to Leo! JOANNE CIPRIANO Remember yesterday Live today . . . and Dream of tomorrow . . Italian Club; Pep Squad; Red . Black; Youth Marc; Max Ed. 54 MARLENE CIROLI Leenie . . . alias Cassios . . . member of the late great trio . . . Miss itch ... no more M M’s please . . . Has anyone seen J or D?? Bo’d in the parking lot again — everyone move over let Gumby take over!! NY, NY-a hell of a town . . . horg — OH NO! CANUCKS . . . 9 15 73-and the day after. Wow, that’s HANDY!!!! SUSAN COBBLE CHRISTINE COGLIANO “Yesterday’s hurt is today’s understanding rewoven into tomorrow’s Love.” — Kinder BRIAN FRANCIS CONLEY Big Red, Red Bananna, Stiffer. Maine, Diving, Nitrogen Narcosis, Lobsters, Shhh. Today the real problem is the future . . . Experience is the name everyone gives to his mistakes. Learn to laugh at yourself and you will always be amazed. Varsity Swim Team; Junior Varsity Football; Junior Varsity Lacrosse; Varsity Club; H. S. Rep. to Town Recreation Committee. PAUL JAMES CONWAY “I sit before my only candle But it’s so little light to find my way Now this journey appears before my candle As a song that’s growing fainter the harder I play And I fear before I end I’ll fade away I guess I’ll get there But I never say” — Jackson Browne PETER JOSEPH CORCORAN Attica, and you were there . . . Relief on the cross country course . . . Playing football at Ginn and getting bagged by Joe . . . Hothead . . . Followed by Toni, the only dog that needs a cane. Cross Country; Junior Varsity Soccer; Varsity Lacrosse; Band. ANDREA COREY The little peanut. Never forgets to say Hi. Will always remember asking questions, September 23, 1972, Andrea, do you understand?” New Year’s Eve 1972. “He’s perfect.” Sophomore football season, Canada, Bluebery muffins. “Who? What? Where? Why?” and of course M. T. Spanish Club; Pep Squad; Aberjona; Field Hockey, manager; Tennis Intramural; Powder Puff Football. MICHAEL JOHN CORF Some of us went away just to get away Some of us left because horizons never stop. Beyond each hill a new one waits and pulls us like the hidden hands of love.” — Rod McKuen Swim Team; Varsity Lacrosse; Junior Varsity Lacrosse; Varsity Club. 55 JEANIE CORMACK “I might have left the idea to someone else who understands fiddles better than I do.” — Johannes Brahms Orchestra; District Orchestra; All State Orchestra; Teacher’s Aid; Red Black; National Honor Society. PAUL CORMIER Pogie on the 14th with a double Bogie with a single Birdie. Remember by the Chevelle up Chelmsford . . . Chevelle Country . . . Let’s blow it off. Busted Jr. Prom nite, accident of “72” and “73”. Vette Alley, leaves school forever. JAMES STEVEN CORONIS Jim is usually seen driving around with his dog in the back seat of the Caddie or occasionally with Ruby. December 9, 1972. Fingernails! Ballet slippers. The Vega. Canada — hockey! C. I. PABP . . . How we doing Curly? Black Bart coffees and Chin ese food . . . Bridgewater . . . Rolaids! Cut the neckin! Storm in midsea. J. C. and me. Bim. HOWARD CLINTON CORSAUT Memories of . . . the summer of “72” . . . 10 21 31 . . . Sophomore Football . . . the Junior Prom . . . chasing shopping carts . . . and Double Chemistry (ugh). Junior Varsity Football; Wrestling, manager. EDWARD JOSEPH COSTELLO “Tappers”, “Northeaster”, “Guggle’s Chevelle”, “Wicked Zingo”, Old trips to Ball square, Little Blue Bomb, Wicked being in the Locker Room, “FLOP” Hopes to earn his ... ! Junior Varsity Soccer; Varsity Soccer. PATRICIA ANNE COVINO “and you shall be glad and you shall dance, and you shall come to hear our song, and learn its tune before it fades away.” — Neil Diamond JOCELYN RUTH CRESSE Jocelyn’s best times were: Black Labels with a Franciscan Brother - theory 24?, flowers for a hangover?? and tanning? at the Boat Club. Ask her to yodel for you, for a pretzel! She’s around unless It’s Friday, Monday, there’s a Math test, she misses the bus or . . . But she’ll always make you smile!! DONNA LEE CRISAFI Always on the Go! Donna is usually found falling down steps or driving on sidewalks . . . She’s always on the lookout . . . Never forget Summer of “73”, playing tackle on the hill with “AB” and of course 2 2 72 . . . Can’t hate Chinese Fire Drills, Candles, and her Junior year ... All something to remember ... Is zalright!?! 56 LAWRENCE CROFT DANA P. CRONAN In a game, just losing is almost as satisfying as just winning . . In life the losers score is always zero.” — W. H. Auden Varsity Lacrosse; Basketball; French Club GILBERT D. CRONIN “Gilburnt.” What time is it? I know. I fall down. During school Gilbert can be found either in the tunnel or woods. Gilbert, a member of the professional fade out team. Ziggy is cocked. Let’s go to the zoo. Gilbert at the bowling awards. Gilbert, where are You? Flaving frosties. He will go on to school and earn his . . . Varsity Cross Country; Winter Track; Spanish Club; Bowling Club. PATRICIA CRUISE PAUL EMERY CULLIVAN One Thousand, or 200 in a month! 100,000 miles. Party in Room 207, It’s only a movie, Retreats, The Great Tuxedo Rip-Off, Chemistry and Physics “classes” (?), “Only 3 miles to go.” Reading Center. Junior Varsity Soccer; Junior Varsity Cross Country. KAREN MARGAET CULVER Will remember Guardrails and BIG trunks . . . trips last summer . . . June 7th, 1973 . . . John. Queen Norbal . . . KASEY, KATHY, and PONTS. But mostly WESTFIELD. German Club; Curtain Cue; Winchester Hospital Volunteer; Concert Choir. ROBERT E. CUM1NGS “Butch” can usually be found at the bottom of a pig pile in the halls or being held up with a garden hose. “Who did the body work, a blind man?” Five m.p.h. bumpers and Eddie Lynch. BRIAN DANLEY “Brian was here. Now he’s gone Left his name To carry on.” — Randleman 57 ROY LEONARD DARWIN Leaves WHS with fond memories of Forum Retreats, 4 A. M. poker games, trips to Atlas, 84 miles home from Boston at 10 cents a mile, Buns Trust Me?, and the unforgetable FIGS.Mooool! P. S. Don’t forget the CRA and the Winsor Caf e. Varsity Tennis Team; Ski Club, Vice-President; Forum, Vice- President. DONNA MARIE DAVIS What a rush — Fleet fight in the courtyard. Home Ec . . . Here comes the lemmings. Swimming in fountains . . . Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy . . . English with Mr. Fitts. Sexy Shoulder . . . But best of all my Peewee Pals. Curtain Cue, Secretary of Board of Directors. ROBERT DEAN RITA ANN DEBENEDICTIS Deben, Peter, private booze cabinet under seats, Marshfield nights, sand dunes, Tesqulla sunrise, Knee bender, 4th period McDonalds, fill her up. The booties, all I have is cigarettes, Bumps and curves. Watch out Liza, you’re going into a telephone pole. BBB, Patty and wicked witch of the West, SHOES, SHOES, SHOES. Dramatics Club; Spanish Club; Pep Squad; Volunteer work. KATHLEEN DeBOURKE “The day the King’s Son Died”; Oct 5, 1973 “But I say to you, Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you so that you may be sons of your Father who is in heaven.” Matthew 5: 44-45 Youth Marc; Concert Choir; Curtain Cue; American Institute for Foreign Study; National Honor Society. ROSEMARIE C. deMARS “Go out on a limb, that’s where the fruit is.” — Unknown Lab aide; J. V. Basketball; Orchestra; Red Black; National Honor Society. NANCY DeNATALE WAYNE PAUL DENNIS “Must the world live in the shadow of atomic fear? Can they win the fight for peace or will they disappear? So you children of the world listen what I say If you want a better place to live in, spread the words today.” - B. S. Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Max-Ed-Elementary School Teaching; National Honor Society. 58 CHARLES F. DEROO “After you have done the best.you can, the hell with it.” - J. F. K. Varsity Football, tri-captain; J. V. Baseball; Gymnastics; Varsity Club. ELIZABETH DEROO Beth known as Buzz, Sign ze papers Old Man, Blade, Blow it off, zoop, Q. F., donut kitchen. Always remember the good times especially with S. B. the Q. F. Teaching etiquete to Sherry. Her Woburn friends in the Camaro. Working Doubles. Student Council. ELLEN RUTH DeSANCTIS “I’d rather wake up in the middle of nowhere than in any city on earth.” — Steve McQueen Varsity Field Hockey, co-captain; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Softball, co-captain; National Honor Society. STEPHANIE LYNN DeTESO Tessie . . . remembers . . . talks in May’s O. Den . . . swims at 2:00 a.m. . . . “Let’s make PIZZA!” . . . 1 26 73 . . . “HELP!” . . . “THE” Brothers . . . falling off church benches . . . Thanksgiving ’72 Canada . . . NY . . . Our deal . . . Green SS . . . NH . . . mail trucks . . . Chelmsford . . . Howdy’s . . . “THE” accident . . . Fondest memories include P. C. Spanish Club. WILLIAM WAYE DEXTER “Even if you win the rat race, you’re still a rat.” - BRUD “When you’re up to your ass in alligators it’s hard to remember that you’re primary objective is to drain the swamp.” - R. D. D. J. V. and Varsity Football; Varsity Lacrosse; Band; Winter Track; National Honor Society. PAUL JAMES DiBLASi Paul will always remember: Drive Ins, Ev’s Bus, Phil’s mornings after, Cul’s loft, Mac’s wall, Donny’s knee, The portable bar. Tuba, Reading Center, The Casion. Sick Jokes (his). Beef, Submarine races, Snipe hunting, Auto Show. Freshman football; Aberjona Photographer. JANICE MARY DILLON “No love, no friendship Can ever cross the path of our destiny Without leaving some Mark upon it forever.” — Mauriac RITA MARIE DOBBINS DOBBS . . . “Masha Gasha; Johnson Rd.” CYO Shows, Pete’s Proms, WOO-WOOL’s WALL! Kissin’ cars? “Am I muddy?” NIT, NIT!! New year’s Eve. “4 yrs?” People do that. Beans? Church- Gotta have friends-attack night into confusion . . . Where ' s my . . . C.B_HEFFERMAN! Youth Marc; Pep Squad; Junior Class Vice-President 59 DENISE ELIZABETH DONNELL Hi ya Babs . . . not disease. Undecided Brighams girl on C. M. or K. C. This way to Mefa. H-Park. My green bomb. I’m hangin ' North End . . . S. B. R. NO GAS! Mateos . . . lower your voice. Levi’s Clubbing with R. T. Token with J. ' . left holding the horn. Stones ’72. California Rock n’ ROLL. Youth Marc; French Club. MARY ANGELA DONOVAN “It’s sad that we’ll soon drift apart And go our separate ways . . . But strange to think we’ve only met Thru drifting away from others.” — Downes G. I. C.; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Softball; Varsity Field Hockey LAURA ELLEN DOOLEY “When you are joyous, look deep into your heart and you shall find it is only that which has given you sorrow that is giving you joy. When you are sorrowful look again in your heart, and you shall see that in truth you are weeping for that which has been your delight.” — Kahlil Gibran Junior Varsity Field Hockey; Junior Varsity Softball; Bedford Volunteers; German Club; French Club; Max-Ed. LINDA MARIE DOUCET Lin. Hey, it’s Friday night! Will Always remember working down Fred’s, Enka 72, Hey, let ' s ride the pony to the Enka, 11 17, Kennebunkport and walking up Myopia with M L. Chicago, Super 8, Johnny Angel, Becky’s parties, running away, the “mailers” and Friendly’s. Band; Concert Choir; Curtain Cue; Aberjona; French Club; National Honor Society. JANET L. DOYLE Janet is known for her mixed up fix ups and getting roses for nothing special . . . yeah right! “Mary Lou and I are not maids, you guys!” Janet would like to forget 3 hours down 1 mountain, and ski- dooing into a tree. Fondest memories are Chinese food, Crotched Mt„ and Break up to make up; 7 1 71 MICHELE ANNE DUFFY “Set sail towards the sun Feel the warmth that’s just begun Share each and every dream They belong to everyone.” Band; Youth Marc — Moody Blues TIMOTHY EDWARD DUFFY “God is First My Friends are Second I am Third.” Varsity Football; Varsity Club. — Gale Sayers BRIAN DUNN Brian can usually be found rallying or blowing off. Confused by the Dart. Rita, and Bob he’ll always remember Johnson and Berkshire, Carroll’s prom night, tongue fights, The Coleman, Zarky, G. and T ' s, Can you guys get a ride home from someone else? 60 EDMUND DUNN CHARLES EDWARD DURAN “I do not believe today everything 1 believed yesterday; 1 wonder will I believe tomorrow everything I believe today.” — Isaac Goldberg ROBERT DUTOIT ELLEN JEAN EKLUND I can see clearly now. Junior and Senior Proms ’73. BUDJ and BEER. Hampton. Mrs. Mono, roses, The chase Derby, coffee pots, and pit stops. Two of Clubs, fizzing. Red Coach pick, 100 dollar bets, red and green dots? Soggy shoulders. Make me smile. Let the Good Times Roll!! YUP! MELINDA EDWARDS ELLIS “The past — well it’s just like our Great Aunt Laura. Who cannot or will not perceive that though she is welcome and though we adore her yet now it is time to leave.” RICHARD EUGENE ELLIS “Things past belong to memory alone . . .” - S. T. C. ERIC ANTHONY ENGE Nov 7 look out! . . . Loves skiing on snow and water, . . . hopping clods and jumping frogs . . . pure Norwegian pididdle collector . . . listens to Deep Purple and Aerosmith at WHSR . . . swimming the backstroke . . . Who me pokish? . . . just call me Kanga. Varsity Swim Team; Chess Club; co-founder, WHSR-FM; Curtain S: Cue; Arlington Chess Club. CHARLES C. EVANS “It is better to keep your mouth shut and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and prove it.” — Abraham Lincoln Varsity Hockey; co-captain; Junior Varsity Cross Country; Varsity Club. FRANK EVANS I’m going to wicked loaf today. Living back in fourth grade, Frank always has either a football, basketball or Bud in his hand. The day isn’t complete without Saliba offering him a clean jock. “I demand a ride.” Cross Country; Winter Track. SUSAN ANN EVENSEN Always remember the good times as well as the bad, from each we grasp a little experience, knowledge, and understanding. Pep Squad; Youth Marc. ROBERT FARLEY ALEXANDER JOSEPH FAY, JR. “Big Al” can be found on the bridge living for Saturday night benders. “42!” Scituate. Leaves Migs and Joe to rescue the cooler in the lake while he saves Sodie. The Particular Plumber will always remember the Jr. Prom with Baldy, Crono and Joe; Myopia Hill and the fifth. But will try to forget David’s House, H.K. and Alg. 11. Varsity Wrestling; Spanish Club. ROBERT FERRO JOHN KENDALL FINAMORE Alias Fin. He loves to travel and would like to drive across the U.S. Photography is his favorite hobby. You always see him with his Minolta. Driving cars maybe he’ll get his 2402 Ambitions: Engineer contractor. Aberjona photographer; Red Black; Curtain Cue; National Honor Society. RUDOLPH VALINTINO FIORE “Suit the action to the word, the word to the action . . . Happiness ... is putting the frog back in the water.” — Mart Varsity Baseball; Varsity Football, tri-captain; Varsity Club. JANICE K. FLAVIN “Time rolls on And the sea waves clash. The place is for making friends, As the gulls fly by. Love and the wind and the ocean roaring Is the place where I love to be. The waves clash against the rocks. And a new moment rushes on.” 62 CHARLES G. FLETCHER Weasal 3 Always remember BOSS Weasal and Food Fights. Friend of the Kid who’s got his own stable. Wants Fred. $150 ring a bell? Kennedy’s Raiders. Summers down Cape. Good Kid KEVIN A. FLOYD Thinks he’s Fred Astaire when he’s Flying at C.Y.O. Also wants a piece of the provate Stable. Socks away! Remember weekend parties at the Cape. Always remember Linda Marcia. JEAN MARIE FOLEY Jeannie ... the Reff for D and M r.s. S and G . . . Redheads?!?! . . . 6 10 72 — D day . . . Wingarsheek . . . one of the late great trio . . . has anyone got a car? has anyone seen D or M . . . The Cape . . . FLA., FLA., FLA., . . . 9 15 73 — And the day after . . . Ya, sure I have my license . . . N. Y. N. Y. — A hell of a town ... M. V. Regattas — all CHIEFS are weird!!! LORRAINE FOLEY “If it came to pass that they should ask, What could I tell them? Would they criticize behind my back, Maybe I should let them. Oh, if only then, and only then they would understand.” Pep Squad; Spanish Club; Perspective Eye — Elton John PATRICIA EILEEN FORBES Forbeeze, The Benmobile the red bomb — Babe. Rita, you got another car?!! yea an oldie but goodie! Blow It Off — Pick Your Bunt. Raaalph Swanson. Bumps Grinds. Robison’s house — babysit ha!! Staffs RT’s, Mish, you’re ugly! Buf occiffer, we’re only going downtown?!?!?!? . . . would you believe . . .? Florida-Nuts. Sophomore Student Council; Junior Class Secretary; Swim Team; Powder Puff Football; Pep Squad. JOHN DOUGLAS FRIBORG “Keep your face always toward the sunshine, and the shadows will fall behind you.” — Anonymous JAMES FRIZZELL JEANNE MARIE GALKA “The seasons, they go round and round. The painted ponies go up and down. We’re captive on a carousel of time. We can’t turn, we can only look Behind from where we came, And go round and round in the circle game.” — Joni Mitchell Aberjona editor; Winchester Hospital Volunteer; French Club; Les Troubadors; National Honor Society. 63 MARYANN GALVIN KATHLEEN MARY GANNON Gannon Go” . . . Curly, the kid who can’t say no, Won’t ever forget W. H. S., her charisma, Drivers-Ed, apple burps, Canada and New York, Summer of ’73, giving advice, the campus, R:9445, “Let’s go visiting” and her prayers. Youth Marc; Spanish Club. CYNTHIA GARDNER “Strive to be happy, because that should be the most important goal in your life.” DIANE MARIE GARGANO “There are places I’ll remember All my life though some have changed Some forever not for better Some have gone and some remain All these places had their moments . . . And In my life I’ve loved them all.” — Lennon McCartney Aberjona editor; Intramural Field Hockey; Red Black, National Honor Society. EUGENE F. GARNEAU “Believe none of what you hear and only half of what you see.” Junior Varsity Lacrosse; Varsity Track; Varsity Football; Varsity Club. GLORIA GATTINERI Gloria will look back at W. H. S. with all smiles . . . Whoever heard of poolsticks in the mouth? Chinese fire drills, walking into closets and pitstops. Do you want to dance? One-eighth? Chairlifts and fizzing: Oh No! They found us! Lemonade anyone?? SUSAN NASH GEBHARD “Talk of Poems, prayers, and promises And things that we believe in. How sweet it is to love somone, How right it is to care, How long it’s been since yesterday, And what about tomorrow? And what about our dreams, And all the memories we shared?” — John Denver Intramural Field Hockey; Aberjona; Red Black; National Honor Society. RICHARD J. GENTILE Saturday afternoon rallys ... a few friskys ... eh eh ... Rushes, Rushes, and more rushes . . . The Godfather ... Mr. Thompson Rudy’s Idol . . . And regulars on Friday night at Charles’s Beef and Beer with Phil Sully. 64 KAREN LOUISE GIARRIZZO Kary-G (Gerry) Canada, no nuts — no pay. Boomen — it in the dying Vito-mobile. Congo Cruise Wilbur. Marion, I ' m afraid of heights!!! Cruisers at 5 a. m. Beer Shampoos in Hull, CYO parking lot dents. Rum Cokes, R. R. R. Howdy, Get your Big B ' s out of the way!!! Pep Squad; Volunteer Red Cross; Youth Marc; Powder Puff Football. JOANNE K. GIBBONS “Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly.” MARY ELLEN GILL Gill — Alias Pickles, A girl who will always have the right of way! M. L. S. weekend in Maine, and Blue Mustang’s bring a smile to her face. Will always remember, the campus, spilling lemonade, banging on the table, “He’s good.” Where am I going?” And most of all will Never Forget the great times with the gang! Pep Squad; Youth Marc; Spanish Club; Tennis Intramurals; Basketball Intramurals. CAROL WHATMOUGH GREENE I don’t need to know your name to be your friend. You only need to want me to be one.” — Conrad Weiser JEANNE B. GRENIER JenJen Greyen, black pants, Don ' s sweater, Flo and Brenda I go be shi ... outta you, snoreway, wet the rug, Doodaron, Half Half. Oh J. C., Rockem my soul, Bleesum, loop, D. S., Doug’s D. Leo, byous, habillets, singapoor slings. Joe 9 15 72, We are the best. PHYLLIS ANN GUARNACCIA “As long as I live, I will always be myself and no other.” — Walter de la Mare Senior Class Vice-President; Varsity Field Hockey; Varsity Basketball, co-captain; Varsity Softball; G. I. C.; Representative; Spanish Club. AIDEEN GUTHRIE RUTH IRENE HAGGERTY Ruth, always looking for something to do. Always watching for that GTO. Whoops, there goes Paul. Will never forget the nights up Kitty’s, and the M. S. Kids. Has no immediate plans for the future. 65 LEANNE JOY HARRIS Remember the weekend on C. C., Squeak and the bug? Captain Bly and the Presidential Yacht. What Problems! 6th period slab raps and off art periods in the sun. Raise arms backwards and go “ERP”! Remember who called you Trouble? Working. WILLIAM W. HARRIS “Everyone should have someone somewhere, someone to love . . . someone to talk with, someone who really cares ... A thoughtful gentle someone, Who always understands.” — Anonymous LYSSA JEAN HANSON Leese, stiff neck with B.S. . . . The stairs are moving, Brigham ' s salt water taffy, the portable bottle opener, when Mom’s away, Leese will play. Knives in bed. The local byer. To work at 6:00 a. m. Look how small the people are!!! Take off your shirt. Spanish Club; Youth Marc. DANIEL JOSEPH HARRINGTON Danny . . . Hacka, . . . Cruising in the White Wabbit, tipping a few — “But Sully I can ' t because I ' m too shy” . . . Hey, ya got a smoke — really, what do you think of her. But she don’t like me — I just wanna drive until I can’t drive no more . . . Giner’s pet animal. Varsity Baseball; Audio Visual; Spanish Club; Math Club; Drama. SUSAN HART MICHAEL B. HEFFERNAN “Chipmunk” Heffernan (HAW, Haw) in higher circles known as “guard” Heffernan; the weasle with the crib sheet. Can find him mopping up the Basketball court with his jersey. Have the wounds healed yet? Hey Heff, can you drive tonight? Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball, co-captain; Varsity Club. CHERYL ANN HEITZ Will always remember her trip to Europe, 7 up, P. S. and the kids. REBECCA LEE HIGGINS Bee . . . the B-fighter, F. F., J. P., Myron! Bee can be usually found with McGov and Bets, playing airplanes in the hall or taking a spin down to Wingaersheek at what time?? M. V. and G. R. Maine, morning faces, ugh!!! “Hey I thought I was only having two kids over??!” Tumblettes, tri-captain; Varsity Gymnastics; Powder Puff Football; Tennis. 66 CHARLIE HILL “Chuckles” . . . never forget the night at Darkway with Artie. Dickie, and Tonnuts. Summer weekends, the Mystics. Can be found with S. D. Never forget night in town. WEEKEND AT SUNAPEE. Band; Varsity Winter Track; Cross Country. COLETTE SUSAN HODES “A weed is no more than a flower in disguise.” — James Russell Lowell Red Black; Co-editor-in-Chief; Orchestra; French Club; National Honor Society. MARY LOU HOLAHAN PETER SEAN HOLLAND Hey. Hawka, goin up . . . Can’t know, goin to Gumpy, bonny, Stang, G. too. Neke let me ride the Bike. Boing. N. E. Dragway . . . Nish back me up. “Scituate 73”, Blow it off. Gilbert you wrecked the wall . . . Future Plans; getting another G. T. O. Junior Varsity Football. THOMAS JAMES HOLLAND “Set sail towards the sun Feel the warmth that’s just begun Share each and every dream They belong to everyone.” —Moody Blues Junior Varsity Baseball, Junior Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball. THOMAS HOLLORAN SUSAN MILLER HOOKER “1 am not going out with him!” I like onion rings, waterskiing, B- squad games and especially Kevin. Dislikes are homework, cancelled dates and YELLING. Will always remember the great friends 1 have. Spanish Club; Teacher’s Aide; Concert Choir; Field Hockey, B- squad. RICHARD GERARD HINES “The art of living consists in knowing which impulses to obey and which must be made to obey.” — Sydney J. Harris Varsity Swim Team; National Honor Society. 67 CATHERINE MARGARET HOPKINS Cathy is . . . far from quiet. Will always remember Hospital parties, Fantasia’s, summer of ’72, Karen’s cellar and jR. M.’s graduation party. “You men are all alike,” “the wet is cold, do you think he nudist me?”Hoppy is usually found squinting in order to see. JENNIFER ANN HORSLEY Buns, Jimbo! Usually found with Beatrice. Presents! . . . old high school, bleachers . . . babysitting Paige at movies . . . Behind Elaine’s house . . . tunnel times are changing! Junio Varsity Gymnastics; Varsity Swim Team; Varsity Intramurals. BOB HUGHES Hi Bob, Skunky, Howard. Clark drive. The Hut. Ski trip: Ping the pong; Ashes in Tomato juice, or rolling in the bathtub. Cold nights in the 390. Green beret R. I. P. North end. Man! Spaced: crawl in the cellar. Yes Bob. JENNIFER HUGHES CLARE HURLEY “private longings left undone finding head and soul Try to reach out private jokes quoted quotes face and name continue the game open up without fear loving with you alone always friends, family waiting for happy sleep” FRANCIS CHARLES INSERRA “Although the silence lingers, I laughed last long ago.” WHSR, Red Black. HOLLY G. JAMES High Holleee! 1 love your shirt - I mean dress. Just kiddin Hoi. Right Guard! Before After. Kenmore Square Na-Na! Big Spender. R. B. J. HAWK-ERRR! Metro in Moscow. Russia ’73. ME WANT WOMAN! Flush. N.Y. Tanya ... Lanterns off on. Lantern Lane. Siberia . . . Student Council Officer; Concern, co- chairman: C hoate Russian Studies Program; German Club; Student to Student Drug Programs; Hotline. MIRIAM ANN JAMGOCH1AN Miriam is interesting, shy and studying the Arts. Ballet Dancer, Tap dancer; actress; singer; Member of Arlington Friends of the Drama. MICHELLE JEANNETTE “And I get the urge for going But I never seem to go And I get the urge for going When the meadow grass is turning brown And summertime leaves are falling down And winter’s closing in.” — Tom Rush SUSAN M. JOHANSON Yohan can be found at the locker line-up and she “loves it.” Favorite times and fondest memories include Sig, gravy making. Hi Doll!, a 4-2 prom night. Hotel Dodge, “BLT”s anyone?, hockey scrimmages and remembering “it’s not empty, just broken!” Aberjona Editor; Red Black; Youth Marc; National Honor Society. DAVID JOHNSON KAREN DIANE JOHNSON K. J. ... will never forget baggy stockings . . . History final . . . dressing like Christmas trees . . . “Fullyka” . . . C. B. . . . mail trucks . . . Harvard Square . . . Wingaersheek . . . Enka ’73 ... “if your lucky” . . . J. V. baseball games . . . old High School Dances . . . fourth period down Brighams . . . jump roping . . . New Years Eve . . . Spaz . . . “Z” . . . C. C. U. Spanish Club. NOLAN THOMAS JONES, JR. “ ' Tis distance lends enchantment to the view. And robes the mountain in its azure hue.” — Starr King Explorers; Madrigals; Troubadours; Debate Club; National Honor Society. BLAIR JOYCE RICHIE W. JOYCE “Dickie” will never forget Thomeson’s summer party and also Saturday nites drinking at Agawam Rd. Dickie, what time is it”. My ring won’t come off. Baseball; Wrestling. GEORGE KAKATSAKIS 69 JAMES A. KARON Oh WOW! . . . Bumming out the elevator . . . Listening to “procured” tapes . . . Gentlemen, Gentlemen, Please!!! The wit and wisdom of ’’BRAINS” KARON!Bragging about “Super Bones.” Accused by Mr. Kelley of wearing stockings! CATHERINE ANNE KARP “They are not long, the days of wine and roses Out of a misty dream Our path emerges for a while, then closes Within a dream” — Ernest Dowstn Varsity Swim Team, tri-captain; Field Hockey, B-Squad; Varsity Basketball, co-captain; Varsity Softball. PATRICIA KAUFMANN Exciting nites at the breakwater with Hicks. Flying dead wilbur. A friend called Cisco? R. R. the best! One certain silver vett. Congo cruise. Howdy’s fringe benefits. Vic the WHAT? Long distance person-person collect calls. “Marion, shut-up it’s a secret!!!” German club. ROBERT B. KEENE Gunther-Keeno-Keene, Take your choice . . . Thumper and Gunther, a perfect team. Milk fight’s and eighth period cut-up sessions. Here comes the Lemmings . . . Taxi driver . . . He’ll make a Disc Jockey yet!! Who’s number 1 weirdo now? Huh? WHSR. CATHY ANN KELLEY ANNE F. KEMPLE “Time is not measured by the passing of the years, but by what one does, What one does, What one feels, And what one achieves.” — Jawaharlal Nehru Spanish Club; Perceptive Eye; Pep Squad; Audio Visual; Intramural Basketball; Volunteer Work; National Honor Society. STEVEN KELLY “Without him there would nevertheless be a contrary decision. The party of the second part when availed of all necessary and due cognizance shall however thusly. You can lead a horse to water but a pencil must be lead.” Drama Club; Philosophy Club; C.Y.O. Shows. MICHAEL LEO KENNEDY The leader of the pack. Raid on. Two weeks out. Look out. Uncle Tom s behind you. Sucker!!! . . . Booky . . . Good times include: cafeteria wars. Mass Ave. on Saturdays, Marine meetings Z’s “CAR ' S . . . “Hey Rob, You’re on the wrong side of the road” . . . “Z, you’re a stiff!” Varsity Football; Junior Varsity Football; National Honor Society. 70 JAMES EDWIN KIMBALL Firecracker . . . Captain of the Monks . . . “Make a crowd” ... Big stacks of the well stacked . . . C. C. Football Team . . . “My Back” . . . Primus . . . Woody Allen Flicks . . . Shhh. Jazz Band: Soccer: Cross Country: Band; Volunteer Work. LAURIE KINCAID Laur, L., “A dress??!” “Hey, what d’you want to do this weekend?” Will always remember Enka ’72, 11 19 72, Myopia with M. Linda, the caf. Europe ’73, driving into Boston, most of all, the Class of ' 74. Curtain Cue: Intramurals; National Honor Society. ROBERT ALAN KING “How ’bout a country melody Mama cookin’ somethin’ to eat How ' bout a rock and roll jamboree You know it’s alright with me” Tennis Team; Radio Station. MICHAEL KISIL — Dave Torbert ROBERT PAUL LABEDZ When I grow old, I will look back on my past, and ask if what I did with my life was right. I can dream of what could and could not have been, but only wonder about those things. What’s done is done and dreams can’t change that fact. If I change for the better it will be good, if I change for the worse it will be done. But, before I grow old, I must make sure I smile when I do turn back. — Robert Paul Labedz DANIEL W. LADD “Even if you win the rat race you are still a rat.” — Coffin JEANNE MARIE LAMONT Salute! “Captain America Car.” Life on Kenwin Rd. will always hold fond memories with Jeanne. Summer of’71, basketball games. Art DMC, running track at 9, new romances, J. J. B., nights of talk (try 3 o’clock?) . . . “Did you see that . . . look?” C.Y.O.; Youth Marc; Teachers Aid. SUSAN E. LANDRY “Do what you can do; be what you can be; Don’t accept second-class thinking either from yourself or from others. It’s your life; grasp it; live it.” Youth Marc; Pep Squad; French Club; Creative Fashion Council. 71 JOSEPH LANIGAN MARK LANIGAN LILLIAN J. J. LaROSA Philosophy Club Secretary; Debate Club; Action ’72 and ’73; Curtain Cue; Orchestra; National Honor Society. MICHAEL LRANCIS LAWTON “A Journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step.” — Lao Tsu Varsity Baseball; Spanish Club. President. SHIA-PING PAUL LEE Life is an object to be laughed upon and he, who cannot laugh upon himself, has lost all hope for life.” — Unknown Varsity Wrestling, tri-captain; Action ’74. J. SANDRA LEONARD If you can’t please everyone, you’ve got to please yourself. Junior Varsity Lield Hockey; Junior Varsity Tennis; Winter Track; Audio-Visual. MARK W. LILLEY LILTER.’’ Caring for the green Bug, or the Lrosties. Mark can be found on the Parkway or the nearest party. Will never forget those long nights parking at Manchester or the three warning shots in the head. “Gilbert, are you Burnt?” Who wants to hit the Packey.” Mark will go on in life to earn his. Lavorite pastimes — Hockey, Hunting, Pishing and Lrosties. ROBERT LINDMARK 72 NANCY THERESE LOMBARDO “To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming. Is the only end in life.” — Robert Louis Stevenson Curtain Cue; Double Sextette; Swim Team; National Thespian Society; Les Troubadors; French Club; National Honor Society. RICHARD WILLIAM LOUGEE Eggmann can be found on the couch, on abandoned roads or in the bathtub at Beacon Hill. He’ll remember the Boathouse, New Years eves, t he hearse. Tidal Waves, and the morning after. “Hey John! Let’s go swimming at Tufts-” Shhh! Varsity Lacrosse; Varsity Soccer; Red Black; Aberjona; Varsity Club.’ JANET MARIE LOVETT “You have the freedom to be yourself. . . Here and now.” — Jonathan Livingston Seagull Aberjona. JAMES DRENNAN LOWELL “So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out there’s so much left to know, and I ' m on the road to find out.” — Cat Stevens Varsity Tennis, captain; Varsity Football, Manager; Varsity Club; Fench Club; National Honor Society. DOROTHY JEAN LUCAS Dotty, the mystical blonde, can usually be found with good looking guys! Hey, wanna go steppin’? Love me like a rodk!! It’s gonna expire! Digs a particular Barracuda and the good times. Never forget summer of 73 of chasing that certain beagle. ANITA LOUISE LUCEY “A Toast!!! Waterbeds, lead boots, beer shampoo’s in Hull, C. T.’s in the B-Mobile, buttercup! a-ooga, pizza, “Alone again naturally”, Tull. Fontaine’s fence. Caution sign, Christmas Eve, L. L., “Sure it’s not elephantitis?”, R. R. R., kidnapped, Staffs, the Cape, Live at . . . Drive-in attractions.” Pep Squad; Youth Marc; Blood Mobile; Chelsea Naval Hospital. PETER HARRIS LYDOTES Peter, alias Smotz, alias “the Greek”, can usually be found where ever the girls are. His interests include Basketball, Track, and especially Music. On weekends while everyone else is out having a good time. Pete is usually practicing somewhere with his group. STEPHEN PAUL MacDONALD Who’s that blond haired boy who’s always laughing? You’ll always find Steven outside the cafeteria or Art Room. Full of life and always has a good word for everyone. Steven is forever a Vermont Boy At Heart! 73 HUGH MacKENZIE Boo, during Period 7 economics session; who cares what’s going on in there? . . . We’re having fun . . . Super Disc Jockey, Bobbing with Boo . . . Gentlemen . . . Gentlemen. WHSR; Varsity Hockey, manager; Junior Varsity Golf. WILLIAM MacNAMARA COLIN MAHON ALLEN MALAVE DONNA MANGANARO Whither thou turbid wave Whither, with so much haste As if a thief wert thou? 1 am the wave of Life from the struggle and the strife To the seas immensity To wash from me the slime of the muddy banks of Time.” — Henry W. Longfellow NANCY MARCUCELLA “Happy are those who dream dreams And are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” — Anonymous PAULA MARKO Remember the Alamo . . . Chimneys . . . toilet paper . . . Oklahoma . . Black and white . . . Scorpions . . . Seattle . . . balconies . . . Slugs . . . skiing . . . behind the gym . . . Ron . . . Annie Oakley . . . T. J. . . . Lake Hills ... Hal ... Victoria ... a watch . . . Rehab . . . six good friends. Orchestra; German Club; C.Y.O.; National Honor Society. BRIAN MARKS 74 NANCY BRYCE MATHESON Nanan Mathekenakinacono . . . doodaron . . . loop . . . one wapebebarie ... Flo . . . pinkdidee ... the ballot . . . on J. C. and friend . . . Bermy . . . half and half . . . cas cohen . . . oh-rally bo . . . wallybaga . . . indonesian dinner . . . falling down church stairs . . . pepper and Sam to side ... 1 1 4 72 — Mick . . . “We are the best.” MARY LYNNE McADAM Mare — C.T.’s in the B-mobile, strawberry shortcake forever, we see you — come out! Scituate, N.Y., Jethro Tull, R. R. R., Fontaines and Holly’s parties — thanks Jono, Ah-ha-ha-ha. Taxi. Alice split the milk — detours by C. D.’s nunee noonee, sprinkler. Pep Squad; Youth Marc; Blood Mobile; Chelsea Naval Hospital Volunteer. MARGARET CLARE McCARTHY “Close-cropped grass stands stiff and straight With fleeting drops of dew A timeless thought of freedom Is known (sadly) to few.” - M. M. Concert Choir. JAMES MICHAEL McCORMACK The Big E. “Bender at Pork’s.” Alias Pork-Chop, Wiggy, Baldy. Sky Hooker Report! The Eldo Rock Mobile in Maine. Will never forget Picnic Rocks, and Good times at Staffs Tilden’s. Pork is the Original Burly Dude!!! The Sky Gooses at Holly’s. Pork regrets visiting Holly’s tree that fatal night. What were your REALLY looking at??? Jim is scared that one night Ned’s gonna kill all of us . . . Ah! Likes Sunday rides to New Hampshire. — The nicer the nice, the higher the price. - Sly MIKE STEVEN McCUE Clark Drive, Street of dreams. Colorful as a three ring circus. Hey you LTD. R. O. So sorry. Completely irrepectable. Drinks milk on Friday nights? Mike has an undying love for his pet racoon. Mike’s goals in life include perfecting that certain art. And Wha ho ho’s. Hopes the cherry on the end of his nose will fall off. BETTY MANSFIELD McDAVITT “You are good when you strive to give of yourself.” Swim Team; Pep Squad. — Gibran KENNETH MICHAEL McDAVITT “Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without.” — Anonymous Ski Club; Soccer; Track; Intramural Basketbalt. NANCY LANE McDAVITT “Climb every mountain Ford every stream Follow every rainbow Till you find your dream.” — Sound of Music Field Hockey, B-Squad; Band; Varsity Gymnastics; Tennis; Concern; National Honor Society. 75 carol McDonald Who’s that girl in the blue smock? Girls department anyone? Let’s boy watch in the cafe. New Year’s at the Wilde’s Whipperwhil!!! What’s hanging on the silver Nova? When I come back it’ll be for good. JANET McELWEE Janet can be found anywhere there’s a game, Hocky, Soccer, Football, Baseball . . . she’s a grade A fan! Melrose is a highlight, never ending cousins ... B. C. rates!!! Connecticut and New Hampshire?! Jan, guess who I saw? Who ... is he a screaming eagle now? Pure fun!! ROBERT WILLIAM McELHINNEY “It is right to be contented with what we have, but never with what we are.” — James McIntosh Varsity Golf; Intramural Volleyball; Intramural Basketball; National Honor Society. MICHELLE MEREDITH McEWEN Let’s go to Medford. Timmy who? Bob what?, long naps. A hard try on Walz jumps. Who knocked on C. M.’s door? Food . . . My diet. Do you like Bagels? 1270. North End. H-Park — Basketballs. Q-8. Know everybody sitting here? Stones ’72. California. Spanish Club. SARA WILLIAMSON McGOVERN McGov the monk can always be found with Bee and Bets or in her U-wee shifter looking for her “football hero.” Never forget M.V., jiving on buses, Maine, Elton O’Neil? S.O.P.H., Foggy days. Army men. B-fights and friends. Tumblettes, tri-captain; Varsity Tennis; Varsity Gymnastics; Youth Marc; Senior Class Treasurer. JOHN PATRICK McGURN “When I think back On all the crap I learned in high school It’s a wonder I can think at all And though my lack of education hasn’t hurt me none I can read the writing on the wall” — Paul Simon RICHARD McKENNA MICHAEL EDWARD McLAUGHLIN The weekly Ten . . .; Shaking the tree ... S. C. and ginger . . . K.K.K. 13 = 10 + 3... “It doesn ' t hurt” . . ., Limpo ... 3 S1.00 . .. Not a hair out of place . . ., “It goes through like a sive.” Big M...shhh! Varsity Soccer; Varsity Lacrosse; Band; Varsity Club. 76 KATHERINE McMILLAN CRAIG McNEELY ALEXANDER DONALD McRAE “Everything a little bit louder than everything else.” — Deep Purple Math Club; Arlington Chess Club; Skiing; Cycling; National Honor Society. BRUCE McVICAR MICHAEL JAMES MEAGHER “This is not the end. This is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps. The end of the beginning.” — Winston Churchill Student Council, Representative; Student Council, President; Aberjona , Editor; Concern; Red Black; Tutoring. STEPHEN KENDRICK MEAHL “Tomorrow and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow . . .” — Shakespeare National Red Cross; Varsity Soccer; Varsity Winter Track; Varsity Spring Track; Teacher’s Aid; Varsity Club. DOLORES MEEHAN PAMELA MEYER “Half the joy of life is in little things taken on the run. Let us run if we must — even the sands do that — but let us keep our hearts young and our eyes open that nothing worth our while shall escape us.” — Victor Cherbuliez Band; Spanish Club. 77 ANDREW MIGA Miges . . . Always remembers how he spent his coin at the “TRAP. A few friskies gets his approval. Miges got tapped more in the summer than all year. How’s J. F. and S. B. 1 didn ' t pick ' em up. honest. Gotta have bottles. That’s a Bruff-ham. Varsity Soccer; Hockey; National Honor Society. SARAH STAFFORD MIFBURN “Pleasure is a feeling of power: if one excludes the affects, then one excludes the states that give the highest feeling of power, consequently of pleasure. The highest rationality is a cold, clear state very far from giving that feeling of happiness that intoxication of any kind brings with it.” — Friedrich Nietzsche Curtain Cue; Philosophy Club, President; Debate Club; Action ’73; National Honor Society. EFFIOTT HERMAN MIFFER Necker remembers all those times riding Osborne. Beach boys concert having no radio. Favorite pastimes include hitting the slopes with Huey, running pass patterns, asking for rides. Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Football; Varsity Club. PAUF FEW1S MIFFER Who remembers Eggmonn with no salt, boat house bender, Commander Cody and his Feft Field Airmen, the sink at Beacon Hill, plastic, King’s Pub, Hercules and the Hearse, night clubs, Easter Eve and the October Fest. That’s right — he does. Shhh! Gymnastics, captain; Varsity Facrosse; Cross Country; Football; Varsity Club. PAUF THOMPSON MIFFER Parkway and V.A., Highland Benders, Good times in the Blue Bomb, Charlie’s Band B, Wicked Belly, June 2, Ching Ching Zip Zip. “Fiop” Tapping at the football game, can’t forget Scituate, wrecked again. Hope to earn my . . . someday. Baseball. MARY KATHRYN MIFFEY “If 1 am not for myself, who will be? But if I am only for myself, what am I . . .?” Cheerleader, co-captain; French Club; Italian Club; Teachers Aid; Youth Marc; Hospital Volunteer. KATHARYN MIFFICAN “Do not walk in front of me . . . ... I may not follow Do not walk in back of me . . . . . .1 may not lead Just walk beside me . . . . .. and be my friend.” CYNTHIA GRACE MIFFS The masked Frog strikes again. Tikes Baskin-Robbins, M M’s, skiing, pididdles, clodhopping barefoot in the snow, Canada . . . Nov. 7 . . . long talks with “Mother” . . . Deutschland - who, me? . . . Heflalump goes bowling — What surprise party? . . . Cyndi swims the 400 . . . Favorite pastimes: intimidating Kangalopoli, defying Fate . . . FROG. Varsity Swim Team; Curtain CUE: WHSR-FM; German Club, President; Chess Club; National Honor Society. 78 ALICE GRAY MOBBS Mobbles can usually be found with David, David and David. Always smiling she remembers 3 24 72, rainy lacrosse games, second hand rose, C.Y.O. shows, N. C. with Dobbs, secret agent with Bets, the gateway! And of course Big 01!! Youth Marc; Varsity Field Hockey; Varsity Gymnastics. FRANCES J. MONGIELLO Will always remember good times at F. P. L. driving around in the white bomb with “the radio.” Summer of ’73, meet where? Good harbor? Flat tire — too bad. Have another daiquiri. Good times at K Q Hilltop Special. Dream on at B.C. Most of all, my friends at WHS. French Club; Italian Club; Youth Marc; Pep Squad; Max-Ed. ELLEN J. MOONEY “The blue of the sky clashes With the color of my book. And my song is out of tune With the Doves. So I tint my tasks The color of joy And tune my song To the sound of love.” Band. STEPHEN THOMSON MOORE “I got my own life to live. I ' m the one that’s got to die when it’s time for me to die. So let me live my life the way I want to.” — Jim Hendrix Curtain Cue; Les Troubadours; Madrigal; WHSR, National Honor Society. PAMELA JEANNE MARIE MORGAN And she rode off into the sunset, in a bus. Softball. KAREN FRANCES MORTSELL Karen is famous for starvation diets and munchie foods. Will never forget Summer of ’72 and particularly 6 14 72. Remember the old house and den. “Don’t fall through the china closet!” Hoptoes and Snorts will live forever! DENIS MURPHY PATRICE M. MURRAY “Famous people are those Who do little. But do it differently” — Rod McKuen Photography Club; Cross Country; Spanish Club; Audio-Visual; Youth Marc. JOSEPH IVAN NASH Forget all the weekends. The many trips to the store with Hawker. All the bothering he gave to Schmotz. PT’s party with the Southern Bomb. His friend’s will never forget all the Frosties he put down. To Joe — Good Luck. Joe will go on in life and earn his . . . ANNE MARIE NOONAN Ann Marie won’t forget catching that “special bus” . . . “What Eyes”!!!!! Cure those “frizzies”! Fondest memories include: Three Dog Night, Bread. Chicago, Beach Boys, and trips to Hawaii, California, and Florida just to name a few. February 9th, 1973 brings on a “smile”. Pep Squad: Intramurals; Hospital Volunteer. DONNA JEAN NICHOLSON Hey “Nick”! What are we doing this week-end? So what else is new? Will always remember “the gang ”, Craigville, S. C. Y. G., lunches, going out to eat with the kids, Friday the 13th, October, 1972. Youth Marc; Italian Club; Winchester Hospital Volunteer; Max-Ed. JOSEPH NICOSIA Joe is a quiet kid, with a good nature. He’s a hibemator who likes to be alone sometimes. But when he starts going, you can’t get him calmed down. He’s a nice easy going kid. Will never forget the days of the field, Thompson Street. Will never forget his shy smile. WALTER WILLIAM NIEBER HEY Niebs!!! Whattca yeh what??!! Margaret Partys. Summer of ’73. Sailing in Maine. Winchester. Mr. Kelly. “Hocky, Football and girls, not in that order though.” JANET LOUISE NOEL “I think it’s beautiful when You’re alone in the woods or meadow. Just sitting, listening to the birds. And seeing all the animals run by Doing what nature says to do. And the sun is out and the sky is a Bright blue with a cool breeze.” - J. N. Aberjona staff; Creative Writing Club; Stoneham Zoo Volunteer. LORI LYNN NUNZIATO “Day by Day, day by day Oh, dear Lord, three things I pray To see Thee more clearly Love Thee more dearly Follow Thee more nearly Day by Day” — Godspell and Us Concern, co-chairman; Cheerleader, captain; Tennis: National Honor Society. ROBERT CHRISTOPHER NUZZO “Sweet are the uses of adversity. Which like the toad, ugly and venomous, Wears yet a precious jewel in his head; And this our life, exempt from public haunt, Fiends tongues in trees, books, in running brooks Sermons in stones, and good in everything.” — Shakespeare Varsity Wrestling; Varsity Tennis; President of WHS Band; WHSR. JEAN O ' BRIEN CATHY M. OCKERBLOOM C. C., quick, get that license plate. Buttons and watermelons; tell it. I thought he was going to Kung Fu me right up the pooper. Party line. I think I have cancer. My eye is killing me. That’s it, we’re through. Hit the road. Bud. I have no opinion. Tell me again, what did he say? There’s 40 of them. PHILIP FRANCIS O’CONNELL Hey Phil, we’re really going to do it. Friday nights at Charlies, Beef Beef with Ricky and Sully. A few Friskies in Soadies room. Lets Rally! Sicherate is a real rush with dime head. U. Mass, “get up”! Squeak! . . . Squeak . . .! Varsity Football; Varsity Hockey; Junior Varsity Lacrosse; Spanish Club, Vice-President. NANCY ELLEN OLDACH Nancy — easy going and always smiling. Who wants the girl with skinny legs? He never came over! Oh well, I give-up! Will never forget the M. S. kids and a certain someone. Future plans include college. Pep Squad. MARCIA E. O’NEIL Mash. Best memories include B., Mick and fronge, in badminton, fri-da-day Nights. I want that bottle opener?!!! H. T. P. Skiing on friday nights with L.M.N., creeping flesh. Worst memories include Acid on the nylons, and, “I’m not going in there.” Volunteer Work. ROBERT ORMAN Frac will always remember the 63 green machine. And those great all night fires. Frac is that short, handsome guy with black hair and the smile on his face. Aberjona; Red Black; Audio-Visual. GARY ORVETZ MELINDA ANN OTIS “Light-hearted and content. Band; Spanish Club. wander through the world.” — Unknown 81 JANICE MARIE PADULA “There’s just no way to say the things I’m feeling No way to tell you all the things you need. Everyday I only feel like stealing Away to where I know I can be free.” Varsity Gymnastics, co-captain; Spanish Club. VINCENT JAMES PALUMBO “If I learned from all my mistakes I’d be perfect!” — David Saliba Varsity Lacrosse, captain; Varsity Club, President Vice-President; National Honor Society. JOHN JOSEPH PAONESSA JR. Neke, Gran Torino Sport, the pig car . . . great times in the KMAC wagon, don’t lose Hughsy . . . Never forget the wall . . . N. E. Drags . . . going home to get the bike . . . few cold ones tonight boys . . . NO Jude I don’t have a ??? TIMOTHY JOHN PARKER “Failure or success in life is determined by the individual and not by the world in which he lives. Nevertheless, man must work mutually within his social environment to avoid alienation from others which, in effect, is alienation from himself.” Varsity Cross Country; Varsity Track; Varsity Winter Track; Philosophy Club; Varsity Club. KAREN ROSEMARY PASQUALE Pretty blue eyes, that’s Karen. “How’s Kay?” “Who’s going to pay the phone bill!” Always remember Leonards, and the corner, never forget learning to drive the “55”. Who says “uck”. BELLA PATEL LOUIS PATTI JOSEPH S. PAULSON JR. “The mystery of life is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be experienced.” — Van der Leeuw 82 Vi J j NANCY ELLEN PEASE “An old friend is the best mirror”. Curtain Cue; Forum. WILLIAM PENNA — Charles Lamb LUANNE PERCOCO “Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars.” — Henry Van Dyke French Club; Concern Hot line; Aberjona staff; National Honor Society. SUSAN JAYNE PERRIELLO Poo, donutface, wait, I missed a cheek, Bumpy, Bulbhead, Ho Jo’s clams and capsules, Mebs, get the piece off the dog, sentibemental, blueheads, bumtrees, Gumpy’s pinlips, you better not be using me, Monomonac, rowboats, Hans, pinpoints, tent 6 chuckwagon, Mr. Case, Ah, bologna. KATHRYN JAYNE PERRINE Will always remember snowy winter nights . . . football games . . . summers at Cape Cod . . . Junior Prom . . . The 14th . . . Pain is high flying hockey sticks . . . “74” to be remembered. Love is hope which gives you the desire to believe and accomplish . . . -c. c. w. B-Squad; Intramurals; Spanish Club; Church Choir. KEVIN LEO PIERCE Wierce . . . will always remember New Year’s Eve, “I’ll just sneak up the back steps.” Hampton parties, blue bomb and yellow streak, size 20 shoes, 12 colts, his white walls, snappers. Favorite pastimes include riding the “Wild Surf’, bending, and hockey games at Wierce Arena! SHHH! Varsity Hockey, co-captain; Varsity Lacrosse; Varsity Club; Golf. FRANK PILAGONIA LISA PILAGONIA 83 PAMELA ROSE PILATO Will always remember . . . Brigham’s downtown at 4:30 a.m.. “What’s a _?” “Chase, your ignorant.” N. Y., going visiting, Throsa’s knee, Cha Cha ' s Bar and Grill, the campus, “Have you seen anybody good?” Summer of ’73, Uncle Charlie, Peanuts, football games, and everybody. Spanish Club; Pep squad; National Thesbian Society. ANDREA MARIE PIRANI Pisani . . . can usually be found in J. L.’s blue MG or talking under rainbows. Will never forget waterbed weekend, wink-tongue choir, cape cod waterpipes or Crotched Mountain . . . “But Karen, really I’m not!!’’ “Break a leg!” Fondest memories ... Jellybean, ducks. Make It With You ... 22. Aberjona Editor; Youth Marc; Teacher’s Aide; Italian Club; CYO: National Honor Society. ROBERT CONRAD PLATZOEDER “We are always thinking of great things. But somehow we never find or have the time to get them done.” - R.C.P. Junior Varsity Soccer; Intramural Sports. JOHN J. POLITANO Nano Niki Nano Wigs and Wiglets by Nano. It ain’t a wig honest! One of the professional fader outers. Always waiting for the weekends. Having Hawkee do favors while Nano and the boys rally at the zoo. Never forget the bowling awards and Jr. High days with the fingers, behind Lenorads and Jesus? Nights at Manchester, Ginn and the Wall with the frostes. Hope to continue school and get his Spanish Club. TIMOTHY JOHN PORTER “No man’s knowledge here, can go beyond his experience.” — John Locke Varsity Basketball, co-captain; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Varsity Club; National Honor Society. KEVIN A. PRONSKI Hey Skewey, Guess who gave me a parking ticket? Kev can usually be found either at the hockey rink or cruising around with Murph and Jack. English Fords and pick-up trucks bring a smile. Will always remember Patriots, Football games and falling in the incinerator. Varsity Hockey; Junior Varsity Football; Junior Varsity Lacrosse; A berjona. DANIEL QUIGLEY JOSEPH EDWARD QUINN “God grant me the courage to change things I can. The serenity to accept things I can’t. And the wisdom to know the difference.” Varsity Soccer; WHSR-FM; Youth Marc; Jr. Class President; Student Council Representative. 84 JEAN MARIE RAINHA Beans . . . Elotdogs and Beans. Married. Steak and Brew . . . “That’s my Joe.” Wingaersheek . . . Sleeping over tonight, Boodak? Rita spy. Yes Dobbs, they really do . . . U-Mass. “What happened to my water? Joe. Concern; Youth Marc; Pep Squad; CYO. MARYLOU RAND KEITH YOUNT RANDLEMAN “Step right up, be a man, you need faith to understand, so we’re saying’ for you to hear, keep your head in faith’s atmosphere . . . Keep your head to the sky Keep your head to the sky.” — Earth, Wind Fire Junior Varsity Basketball; Varsity Spring Track; Varsity Winter Track; Spanish Club; Max-Ed: A. B. C. Student. DEBORAH GLOVER REDDING “Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is far the best ending for one.” — Oscar Wilde PETER REID JR. Will always remember: the Switzerland ski trip, doughnuts, fries, the ding-bat, T.A.M., 16mm projectors, the “209”, Friendly’s Yokahama Hardware, D. F. Gymnastics, Manager; Audio Visual; Aberjona, Photographer; Perceptive Eye Committee; Red Black. KATHLEEN ANNE MARIE RHUBART Sophomore year and Football games! “Get that bus” weekend parties ... Groupies ... 10-11-72 = Green Bomber ... Summer “73” F.P.R.B. . . . Nook Cranny . . . Boo!!! Pediddle . . . “Let’s get it on!!! Car “24” Wedgemere Station . . . Who’s On??? “It ' s Him!” Blue Bomber?!? Ambition — Winchester’s First Woman Police Officer. PETER E. RIGNEY Peter spends most of his time at the fire station praying for a fire. He was in paradise while helping fight the great Chelsea fire. The Guggles Annual Reunion became a high school tradition. Morning workouts for indoor track . . . Will always remember the K5, S. Eulalia’s dance, Saturday after the SAT’s, and all night in Lexington center. Guggles was a first class M. D. C. garbageman. Will go on to receive his . . . Varsity Indoor Track; Varsity Lacrosse. LAURA RINALDI 85 WILLIAM ROBERTIE LYNNE DIANE ROBINSON “Could it have all gone by so fast This is the question I now ask Yes, it has finally come to an end But I’ll always remember it through my friends. — Lynne DAVID VINCENT ROBISON “Scatter” will always remember the Fiat and Corvair . . . Summer of “73” The zone at 3:00 a. m. ... Robinson’s Taxi — “Anybody got gas money?” Woops — I blew it! Just vote for me and forget it! Student Council; Town Recreation Committee. LEO FRANCIS ROCHE Grant me the Knowledge to change that which I can. The Serenity to accept that which I cannot. And the Wisdom to know the difference. Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Varsity Lacrosse; Junior Varsity Hockey; Varsity Club. JANEEN LYNDA ROEHR “I am but one. But still I am one. I cannot do everything. But still I can do something; And because I cannot do everything I will not refuse to do the something that I can do.” — Edward Everett Hale News Editor, Red Black. SUSAN ROLLI DARIEN KIM RONDEAU It was nice while it lasted. See you in another tw enty years. A lot of Fun right? But, how can I miss it if it won’t go away? Yes, the courtyard will still sink when we leave. Cheerio. Why don’t you just 10-4 out of here! EILEEN CAROL ROONEY When walking upon the edge of the sea, I can see —” — Clay 86 CLAIRE MAYO RYDER “One small rose, each petal separate. Leading it’s own out-ward bounding end. Rounded and separate brilliances, we are roses.” -Clay Band. CHARLES JAMES SALERNO “The road goes on forever. And I must follow if I can Pursuing it with eager feet. Until it joins some larger way. Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say.” — J. R. R. Tolkien DAVID GABRIEL SALIBA “If at first you don’t succeed, you’re running about average.” — Unknown “After you have done the best you can, the hell with it.” — J. P. Kennedy “The loser now will be later to win.” — Bob Dylan Varsity Club; Varsity Lacrosse; Football, tri-captain; Intramural Volleyball; Intramural Basketball. ALEXANDER W. SAMOILOFF Varsity Soccer; Junior Varsity Soccer; Varsity Winter Track; Varsity Spring Track; Varsity Club. PETER JOHN SANDFORD Gorgon remembers good times at Eggmann’s boat house, Kings Pub, and trying to forget a morning in the hearse, sleeping in a Volkswagon and July 21 with John. Mernerva, that’s not a flat tire. It’s not over yet Heagull. Shhh! Varsity Soccer; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Lacrosse. ANN ELLEN SCANLON Look to this day! for it is life, the very life of life for yeaterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; A dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day. Junior Varsity Field Hockey; B-Squad; Junior Varsity Tennis; CYO; Aber ona Editor; National Honor Society. STANLY BRADLY SCOTT Look at all the little people; Arl. parking lot drun solo; son, got your license? Good times in WHS band. I’m not saying anything! She’s nice! How’s Nannette? Good times at the cape; Surf Nantasket; Hockey game, 10th grade, M. D., M. A. C. O., Hey Bud, let’s go rake. Band. GERARD WILLIAM SCULLY The Modest Man has everything to gain and the arrogant man everything to loose for modesty has always to deal with generosity and arrogance with envy.” Junior Varsity Golf; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball; CYO Basketball. 87 DALE GORDON SENIOR “Good Fortune leads one to the highest glory, But to renounce it calls for equal courage.” — Corneille Varsity Soccer; Junior Varsity Baseball; Band; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball; Varsity Club. EDWARD JAMES SHIANG “When the world opens it’s doors, go in fast and with a smile cause it’s a cold universe.” — Unknown Varsity Soccer; Varsity wrestling; French Club; Sophomore Student Council; National Honor Society. MARK WILLIAM SIEGFRIEDT Sig. Cowpoke, can usually be found rustling up some cattle or having a few frosties (but couldn’t ever beat 18). Memories include the Grand Opening of the Hotel Dodge, “That boy’s not going”, “Hey man”, “Oh Wow” — Sue. Varsity Hockey; Youth Marc; Soccer. LUCILLE A. SIMEONE “When I was on night line flying my hands to park, a big-bird B-29 I use to command the dark, four engines were mine.” CYNTHIA SMILEY DONALD SMITH WILLIAM SMITH “To aboid a rad is to avoid an empty pocket, a day with Big M will assure sustaining riches.” - Dar SUSAN D. SNOW Because of Friendship, smiles are born and shared.” — Marta Swanson 88 CHARLES ALLEN SPANG Sodie . . . Saturday afternoon football games. The first to find the trap Zarchy. The best at loading coolers. Is a great fire fighter. Sodie is, also, very active in midnight auto. Help me! Help me—Wait till Jed and Babs find out. Junior Varsity Cross Country; Varsity Cross Country; Varsity Club. JAMES LINCOLN STAFFIER Hey Staff, you havin ' a party? Why not, haven’t stopped in four yrs. Why stop havin’ good times shared by all and all the friends he has made throughout the years. For Jim there’s a smile for every friend and a friend for every smile. LAURA STAFFIER That laughing brunette, that’s all she does is laugh, live, love. She laughs to be happy, she lives to enjoy, and she loves everyone, Laura will never forget. B. P., and company, and all her friends that love to laugh. Pep Squad; Italian Club, Treasurer; C.Y.O.; Teacher’s Aide; Los Compeneros GAYLE PATRICE STAFFIERE “Oh No! Remember Joe Mac’s “If you want me to stay” and the 9:00 sandfleas. 7 20 73, Lake Niagra and Dry Water Swimming. “Wasn’t it ME who said nothing good’s gonna last forever?” Life’s short, Hey look its like this” I loved it all! Teachers Aide; Concern (Hotline). RONALD STITHAM JANE BUTLER STOCKWOOD Spike the Punch, Gold Medals, Invading houses, B-B-B-Bongo’s, Kissing cars, 3 Musketeers, Fi-ar! Jumping out of windows! F. Porker, Gordon ' s wedding, N.H., McCall, OH Joe Skier, Jiveal revival, 2 floats in the Abbey . . . Friends?!!! Chelsea Naval Hospital; Pep Squad; Bloodmobile; Field Hockey, B- Squad. PHILIP STOECKLE MARJORIE LYNN STOLOW “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference.” — Robert Frost Curtain Cue; German Club; National Honor Society. 89 VIRGINIA MARY STYGLES “Today is mine, each shining golden hour. In heart and hand and mind, I hold the power to mold in new design, in patterns gay the beauty I shall find along the way.” — Anonymous JANET MARIE SULLIVAN Sully . . . Won’t forget Janet Sullivan, R.W., CYO Trips. “Hey guys meet my friend Philly”. “I’ve got a handful”. The blue Buick, the J. P. 5th study, “I just joking.” Moving class “What a rush” J. F. Spanish Club. PAUL RICHARD SULLIVAN . Sully . . . Chasing raccoons with McQue . . . Green Eggs and Ham. But Danny I’m too shy . . . You going to the Cape this weekend Sully? Spickmobile. By God we got a mouse! Sully holds the best record for Benders. Always nails somebody. Junior Varsity Baseball; Junior Varsity Track. WILLIAM GEORGE SULLIVAN Preparedness For all your days prepare. And meet them ever alike: When you are the anvil, bear — When you are the hammer, strike. —Edwin Markham STEPHEN FOREST SUNDBERG He leaves the frustrating days on the golf course, tutoring little kids, friday nights at the theatre, the mail and the trip to Europe. Listening to precious and few. Good Luck to everyone. Hopes you do well. Golf; Tutoring; Creative Writing Club; Baseball, manager; Variety Show, manager. JOHN A. SUTHERLAND Never, “for the sake of peace and quiet”, Deny your own experience or convictions. WHSR-FM, Station manager. — Dag Hammarskjold MARTA VICTORIA SWANSON “The day on which we have not laughed is the most wasted day of all!!” — Unknown MICHAEL TARBOX 90 ANTON TERMEULEN RICHARD DANIEL TEST “I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn’t know.” — Mark Twain Curtain Cue, Chairman; Red Black; German Club; National Honor Society. AUGUSTA BUHAMAH THOMAS “So long as I live I shall always be myself — and no other. Just me.” — Walter de la Marc JOAN ELIZABETH THOMAS “Your time has come to shine All your dreams are on their way See how they shine.” — Paul Simon Aberjona Editor; French Club, President; Les Troubadors; National Honor Society. SIMON BRUCE THOMAS Simon is quiet? friendly? I guess we’ll never know . . . Don’t push my friend around! Simon and Gunther together? forget it! We can’t forget his famous last words — “You’e Weird!!” CARMEN JOHN TOFURI Will never forget last year’s sixth period study . . . Times with the elevator. July 21, will never Figure out Finn’s driving . . . Steve’s Head and ch. 2 auction. Bing’s Horn . . . who me ... No winners. Four orders of English ... yet to see the gage above empty. ROBERT FRANCES TONELLO Tanuts! “Do ya wear glasses?” James! $33.00. Not The Gup. Who was last night? Sweat . . . tie!!! Keys are in flower pot! Will remember the Boys, Bench with Dobbs at Stafs party, forest ranger The Cape. KENNETH CHARLES TOOMAJIAN “If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him keep step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away.” — Henry David Thoreau Curtain Cue; Red Black; WHSR-FM; Chess Club. 91 JANE TOURTELLOT KAREN MARIE TRABUCCO “Of all the gifts that A Wise providence grants us To make life full and happy Friendship is the most Beautiful.” — Epicurus Tumblette; Varsity Gymnastics, co-captain; National Honor Society JANICE MICHELLE TRIGLIONE Trigga! Your muffler, FIX IT! Shaving cream and eggs. Lumpy Humarock “73” AAA Stables. Someone talking in their sleep? Election. “Let’s do something new and different and exciting tonight.” C.J.F. Staffs. Happiness is . . . having friends stand by you. Spanish Club; Pep Squad; Senior Class President; Max Ed; National Honor Society ELIZABETH LOFTUS TUNNICLIFFE “I cannot count the stars — nor touch them — but in the magic of the night I feel their calm and glory . . .” — Gwen Frostic Swim Team; Aberjona; French Club. CHRISTINE UGLIETTO Nancy, remember the dance. Give me Shelter, Brown Sugar. Snow shoeing. Skiing Waterville Valley rain, fog, cliff. Wednesday Nights. JULIE MARIE ULWICK A first! 3 hour driving lesson, soggy shoulders, $100 bets, B.U.D.J. B.E.E.R. . . . chases, pool sticks in the mouth and lemonades??? Fizzing, the senior prom “73” Oh no — they found us! Parking VW’S, stars, toasts, and who’s stubborn? Play the two of clubs and favorite number 99. Get it? Got it! Good! Forever. ELAINE VACCARO Ella, catch a limo. to AP, OH, Fires in Science, Car 54, go outdoors, dipping at Greens, apple scruffs, Boris, C.T.’s in B mobile. Sailing, Bets, and Shaving cream. P. G.. spaghetti, Canada, N.Y., Scituate, nunee noonee, golfing, water beds. Tennis; Youth Marc; Spanish Club; Powder Puff Football; Blood Mobile; Pep Squad. SUSAN JANE VANDERVELDE People are like balloons: It ' s not their color which makes them rise, but what’s inside. Aberjona, Photography Editor; Teacher’s Aide; Pep Squad; National Honor Society. 92 STELLA BARBARA VAN GEMEREN “Don’t give your son money; give him a horse No one ever came to grief — except honorable grief — through riding. No hour of life is lost that is spent in the saddle.” — Winston Churchill B-Squad; Concern; French Club. HUGH VARTANIAN Alias Bounce. Mr. Lighting himself, Winsors without an I.D., J. L.’s place. C. R. A. and 22 ounce hammers, Dump-picking, pepper onion pizza, VW fender, wire Recorders, Second Moooo . . . and let’s go to Cambridge. Curtain Cue; National Thespian Society; Forum; Radio Station. LISA MARIE VERCOLLONE “The temple of art is built of words Painting and sculpture and music are both the blazon of its windows, borrowing all their significance from the light, and suggestive only of the temples uses.” — J. G. Holland JOSEPH WALTER VICEROY “Who is the greater fool . . . The child who is afraid of the dark; or the man who is afraid to see the light?” PAIGE VINCENT Halfbreed. Option Day escape, fires in science, dipping at greens, rainbags, slumber partys, raging, movie theater, golfing, sneaking out, Brighams Cup, Bikes walks to the beach, the R. R. R., rum coke, stealing a van, socks in the mouth, “ammovie” all-nighters, “You’re all right.” Youth Marc; Pep Squad; Blood Mobile. LUCILLE THERESE VITA Fish I am, fish I’ll be. But God knows I HATE the Navy! Remember Africa and China. The time in the Courtyard screams and I don’t care what people say. Munchos. Keep it in the family. Concern; Police Science. KAREN L. WALKER You’ll be O.K. too, maybe! Can be found at Football games, Pep rallies, back stage preparing props for plays, or hurrying to finish homework that is due next period . . . Enjoys working with others, is friendly, but quiet . . . Very accident prone, my ankle!!! O nothing, just another burnt hand . . . Anyone got a bandaid? Just my knee again . . . Youth Marc; Curtain Cue; Pep Squad. DEBORAH WALTERS “If you don’t get everything you want, think of the things you don’t get that you don’t want.” — Oscar Wilde 93 CORINNE LYDIA WEBBER “Wind, bird, and tree. Water, grass, and light: In half of what I write Roughly or smoothly Year by impatient year The same words recur.” — David Wagoner ROBERT WEBBER JEANNE WELLS “I am not born for one corner, the whole world is my native land.” — Seneca Double Sextette; Orchestra; Curtain Cue; Debate Action ’73; Les Troubadors; Philosophy Club. JOYCE M. WEST “The wings of the ostrich wave proudly; but are they the pinions and plumage of love?” -Job 39-13 CYNTHIA LEE WHITE Cindy will always remember: Wingaerseek and its “new edition,” Burger King, “Lil Earls”, Woodmans, “Ride’em Cowboy!” gossip at Randalls, and of course, Brighams times. Her bad habits are “wicked”, Newports, and the beer with class. Her biggest hangup: that Georgia nostalgia!! Spanish Club, Secretary; Intramural Tennis; Varsity Swim Team DAVID WHITE JAMES CECIL WHITE There is a road, no simple highway between the dawn, and the dark of night and if you go, no one may follow that path is for, your steps alone.” — The Grateful Dead CHARLES PENDLETON WHITMAN Chip . . . Pull up, Pull up. Whit will always remember New Year’s Eve 1972. “Take me Home” A few snappers? The kid’s whipped. The mystery Mobile. “38380” The Ghost of Enka Past. Varsity Soccer; Varsity Club. 94 STEPHEN WHITTEN LAUREN WILBER CAROL ANN WILDE Friendly’s after everything. CYO shows. The Wilde parties, don’t forget the straws, sailing down the Cape, acting mental. One track mind. Can’t hate the Belmont Boys. Is it better to be loved today and be hurt tomorrow or never to have loved at all. Max Ed; Pep Squad; Italian Club; Red Black. MARK DENNIS WILHELM Willy . . . Hot Ticket . . . Remember Mr. Limongiello’s supply room . . . “Peanuts! Peanuts! Peanuts! . . . Witchcraft and Self Hypnosis, What’s a peenapple? Varsity Basketball, manager; WHSR-FM; Curtain Cue. DONALD C. WILLIAMS “Give me the will, to be free. Purpose to live is Reality. Found myself never alone, changes come to make me strong . ..” Earth, Wind Fire Radio Disc Jockey; Varsity Track; National Honor Society; Jazz Band; Spanish Club. JOHN WILLIAMS DALE WILSON ELYSE WILSON MATHEW KENT WILSON So you want to get racing, right? . . . Bow! Where is the Binchcoin in the scene? Dart Lion, Ted EAR! — I’ve been trained!! Remember: Y. G. Golf team with Beacon, Self-pace Chemistry, rivets and the mail. Racing the Royale, 10-4, the Bear. Varsity Golf; Tutoring. ALICE WONG “We live and learn, but not the wiser grow” — John Ponfret JOHN ZANOLI FREDERICK ZAPPALA Rick is . . . honest, sincere, sneaky and sharp. Has a great sense of humor. Likes parties, ficheras, Drink. Likes redheads, likes to be where the action is. Junior Varsity Soccer; Football, Trainer; National Honor Society. ALSO Edward Airey Matthew Aubin Leslie Bacci Prudence Barker Mark Barnhill Mark Bichajian Nancy Blyth Clayton Campbell John Casey Mark Conway David Curtis Daniel Dattilo Mark Dawson Peter Downes Michael Flaherty Richard Giuliano Alec Goodman Thomas Gramzow Theodore Harlow Benjamin Kerman Karl Mayer Joseph McCabe John Melaragni Steven Mood William Morsh George Natal Christopher Neurath Helen O’Donnell David Owens Brendon Riley Thomas Roberts Stephen Roscillo Linda Saraco Steven Sauber David Smith Patrick Walsh Donald Westwater Robert White Norman Wilmott George Zettler 96 CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Phyllis Guarnaccia, Vice President; Janice Triglione, President. Kneeling; Carol Greene, Treasurer, Sara McGovern. Secretary. SENIOR SUPERSTARS Chipper Whitman Susan Ciampa UNDERSTANDING N T E L L E John Bishop Jeanne Cormack Collette Hodes George Zettler Andy Chase Charlie Hill CLASS CONTRIBUTOR T U A GULLIBLE mm Jeanne Wells Richard Test Joe Quinn Andrea Pirani r o z; m m ti Steve Mood Nancy Lombardo Karen Trabucco Kit Bonn Kathy Gannon Chip Roche Sara Milburn Frank Insera X Charlie Spang Marta Swanson MOST NON CONFORMING 99 I DEPENDABLE S T Susan Boodakian Vinnie Palumbo Kathy Millican David Robison ARTISTIC «co«h h MOST PROMISING Kit Adams Holly James Luanne Benshimol David Burns B p Peter Lydoles Lori Nunziato s SOPHISTICATED David Blakely Ellen DeSanctis S M VERSATILE L John Friborg Sara McGovern ■Plfe TALKATIVE Richie Joyce Patty Griecci BEST FIGURE | David Saliba Betsy Bonnell Claire Ryder Tom Moore ATHLETIC Rita Dobbins Joe Bussichella Mary Donovan Mike Heffernan Elaine Vaccaro Peter Downes E BEST DRESSED Bobby Tonello Pam Pilato C D C D 0D 0 MEMORIES • • • ■So N- % 4 o, a ' S ' , ' r -9 4 % % y ' c St, y 4 7 o. Or ' GJfie Gian of 1974 of tfze Lncfzcite’i cJJ-Lyfz zSc(it coxdiaCty inoitci. you to al junior GPxom to fse fzcLd at dl lontoate GPtaza on W, ituiday Goeniny, Qanuaxy twenty-i.Eoc.ntfz yjx. m. fGHn ex 8:00 fz. tn. es f$r u- y N O , : . fc I ' I v jQ LYNCH-McCALL J. H. S. NINTH GRADE VICTORY DANCE at mm McCALL J. H. S. GYlvi uai, 20 NOV. 70 7:30 Admission S.75 v V 4 T 0 Xk V A (U h. CL (SI CN ■— I ❖ ui zL D S k ? 5 u « _c UI ■ D LL 6 flAVoK Pop oc r k mm JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Hope Stavros, President; Ellen McCarthy, Vice-President; Maria Cosentino, Treasurer; Nancy McHugh, Secretary. 126 AS m 134 1st Row, left to right: J. Galka, S. Gebhard, C. Hurley, K. Millican. 2nd Row, left to right: Mr. Rinaldi, H. Blanch, J. Lovett, M. Meagher, S. Johanson, S. Ciampa, C. Brown. 3rd Row, left to right: Mr. Cantillon, J. Thomas, S. Vandervelde, A. Scanlon, A. Pirani, S. Meahl, D. Gargano. 1st row, left to right; J. Finnamore, C. Flodes, J. Cresse, K. Toomijian. 2nd row; E. DeSanctis, R. DeMars, J. Rhoer. J. Cormack, B. Champoux. RED AND BLACK ’73 RED AND BLACK 74 1st row , left to right; T. Brennan, L. DeSanctis, P. Simmons, D. McKeena, J. Forget, A. Dexter. 2nd row; P. Lee. A. Frizzell, D. Plodes, A. Levinson. M. Cosentino, E. Hillman, J. Figucia. M. Chelman. 3rd row; D. Lane, J. Doucette, P. Mitchell, K. Fitzpatrick, D. Karp, B. Shean, J. Houlihan, C. Accardo. 141 ITALIAN CLUB This year’s newly founded Italian Club was truly unique. Although only in its first year and not fully organized, we certainly did have fun activi¬ ties. We will always remember our famous Hal¬ loween Party - “A MAKE-YOUR-OWN-PIZZA HALLOWEEN PARTY?!” Our meetings of eat¬ ing Italian cookies led us to the idea to have a Bake Sale for making money to — go out to eat!” “Buon Appetito!” To our brave soul of an advis¬ or, Mrs. Miller — “grazie.” To next year’s Italian SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club of 1973-74 has had few but very interesting activities. Our activities included viewing Miss Eisberg’s slides and a very non- Spanish Halloween party; the apple game prov¬ ing to be everyone’s favorite, (especially our guest appearance — P. T. Miller!) We went to a Spanish restaurant in Cambridge, cooked “churros con chocolate” at Sue Boodakian’s and viewed interesting slides of Macchu Pichu. It hasn’t been much, but it’s been great, thanks to Miss Eisberg and Miss Alvarez! 144 146 148 LES TROUBADORS “Je presente les Troubadors, qui sera chanter pour vous!” A group of about twenty French singers and other assorted instrumentalists who tour, entertaining all with their wonderful voices. Such big name places as Mamma Leone’s and the International Fair re¬ quested their talents. The halls of Mass General ech¬ oed with French Christmas caroles. Les Troubadors, despite the sometimes chaotic and frantic rehearsals, managed to come out on top! LOS COMPANEROS Flashy in color and lively in spirit, Los Com- paneros “opened the show” at the com¬ monwealth pier exhibition hall in Boston with their musical performance for the annual “World Celebration.” “Have mirambras, sombreros, maracos, gui- tars—will travel.”, and travel, we did, to Mama Leone’s famous Italian Restaurant. Then a Va¬ lentine’s performance at the Episcopal Church. April found us at the annual sixth grade supper at Washington School. We will remember many light-hearted times as we look back on this fun-filled year. 152 FRENCH CLUB Cet anne le Cercle Francaise etait unique. Une VisitE an File de France Bakery taught us that sel, faRine, levure, et l’eau is the secret of authentic French bread. Loosing the way to Harvard Square, en Englaise, s’il vous plait! Ferdinand’s French Restaurant Pour une Repas tres declicieuse. A dancing pumpkin? Beaucoup des Nouvelles idees pour faire. Christmas and fondue, an Attempt at French cooking. Fund raising candy sales, yum yum’s anyone? Still trying to get everyone to Quebec. Et mErci a Monsieur Duhamel. 153 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council had a very active, involved year. Between a proposal to get the shop area open on weekends, donkey basketball, and Campaigns to keep the school clean, Student Council members were kept very busy. With Vice-President Holly James telling those “wild” stories, Da¬ vid Robison’s willingness to argue with anyone on anything and Joe Quinn’s passion for taking his clothes off. President Michael Meagher had quite a time keeping the meetings down to business. The council, did however come up with some key solutions to the problems it faces. All in all, it was a very worthwhile year for the Student Council. YOUTH MARC Youth Marc is an organization devoted to working with mentally retarded children. Hallow¬ een parties, Easter egg hunts and bowling were ways in which this year’s members found they could bring happiness to these special children. To some people, the thought of giving up a Saturday afternoon might appear to be a real sacrifice, but to the members of Youth Marc, it’s a fantastic, rewarding, experience that gives them the satisfaction which comes only from helping others. 156 A.V. SQUAD 1st row, left to right: Eric Friedman, Jim Madigan. Joe Vancini. 2nd row: Doug Black, Peter Reid, Robert Orman. 157 JAZZ BAND PHILOSOPHY CLUB The Winchester High School Philosophy Club is a select society dedicated to the preservation and promo¬ tion of intellectual dilettantes. If you are able to think but are continuously misunderstood, then sit down and be ignored with the rest of us. As Jean-Paul Sartre once said, “Je ne suis pas un pederaste!” Under our energetic and exciting faculty advisor, Dr. Copeland, we exercise a brilliant influence entirely unfelt in the high school. Due to our incredible mental abilities, our members have become quite proficient at wasting valuable time in arguing ethics, prosthetics, and ex¬ istentialism. To pass the time between orgies and cat¬ naps, we have had lectures on the race-IQ controversy, Sartre, Einsteinian relativity, and B. F. Skinner, hoping to learn from these eminent artists of the mind to inspire us toward a brilliant future and to define for us the Meaning of Life. Failing that, there is always a career in computer maintenance. Row • le f 0 right; S. Milburn, R. Downs, J. Wells. Row 2; T. Moore. S. Holburt, .1. Enstead. B. McVicar, G. Zettler. Row 3; A. Shell, C. Scott, L. LaRosa, M. Cosentino, E. McCarthy, A. Fudge, D. Hodes. 162 MATH CLUB The Winchester Delegation to the Massachu¬ setts Council of Math Clubs Affiliated? What do these mathematically inclinated cretins do at their secret organizational meetings? In between eating pi cookies, drinking punch and giving television interviews, they sometimes work out math problems. “Logs? Bases? Square Roots? What are they? . .. Looks like we resort to ‘sabotage’!” This is true. If we come in first, second or third, sweaters for everyone—Alright! ACTION 74 This group is a combination of the old Debate Club and a new club formed last year before the November elections. The Debate Club busied themselves by debat¬ ing such issues as the Equal Rights Amendment and discussing other important topics during their meetings. Action 74, the political and social action club, helped the Red Cross get volunteers for their blood program. Later the members decided to devote their energies toward aiding the Senior Citizens by working in the recreational department of the Continuing Care Unit and helping other Senior Citizens in the town. Under the strong and effective leadership of Mary Galante (President) and David A. Curtis (Vice-President), the Club was able to direct its abundant talents and enthusiasm (as ex¬ emplified in George Brooks’ oft-repeated suggestion, “Let’s burn down the school and kidnap Mr. Larocco!”) toward useful and constructive endeavors. AMATEUR RADIO STATION 165 GO H O CLh GO Front Row (l. to r.): P. Crissione, B. Hanes, J. Christensen, C. Vickroy, A. Cordice, S. Johnis, M. Heffernan, J. Carzo, V. Palumbo, K. Errico. Second Row: M. Kennedy, T. Duffy, K. Mayer, G. Garneau, D. Saliba, tri-captain; C. Deroo, tri-captain; R. Fiore, tri- captain; T. Porter, K. Bonn, C. McNeely, B. Dexter. Third Row: Coach Marshall, Coach Colella, J. Travehne, S. Downing, R. Terzian, D. Westwater, M. Phillips, F. Grable, A. DeMars, E. Miller, C. Roche, P. Emery, G. Durant, T. Saraco, M. Cullen, G. McHugh, Coach Kline, Coach Johnson, Coach Houghton. Fourth Row: P. Capua, manager; R. Zappala, manager; D. Ball, M. O’Brian. D. Allard, C. Carzo, K. Whalen, T. Bird, J. Monitoli, P. Stackpole, J. Calaresse, S. Oliver, D. Medwar, D. Lowell, manager. 169 SACHEMS OPPONENT 27 MELROSE 24 0 WATERTOWN 8 23 BURLINGTON 6 6 READING 23 22 STONEHAM 22 41 LEXINGTON 20 34 BELMONT 0 14 WAKEFIELD 16 21 WOBURN 15 SACHEMS ON THE WARPATH The 1973 season, despite injuries and unlucky breaks, proved to be a winning one for the Sachem Team. The season’s climax was the traditional Thanksgiving Day game, when the Sachems romped over the Tanners 21-15, to give the Winchester gridders a 5-3-1 record. Although many fine seniors will leave the squad, they will take with them many memories of Rolfe, Can I drive?, Duff—get set, not Go!, and Stogies in the showers! % V 1 |: M A «B8pi WWW ' I •� V , n .■j 5 - 4 • -r.: 1 • ' • ' m CHEERLEADERS Kneeling (l. to r.): Judy Dayton, Sharon Siegfriedt; Mary K Milley—co-captain; Lori Nunziato—captain; Jeanne Cincotta—co-captain; Cindy Vista; Chrissy Blakely. Standing (I. to r.): Karen Iritano; Tona Buros; Colleen Fitzpatrick; Corinne D’Onofrio; Phyllis Lee. 172 It all began with--E-R-I-C!! Shut Kerby up, or else. O-Kay, Kay-O. then— Hide-here she comes .. . Oh no. Well, Hello Foxy Momma, whacha gonna do? Oh, really now?? Barnacle ya say-O-Kay, Kay-O! Not to mention Pick your . . . name for line-up and give him the of Tunga, Tunga .. . What does that mean? We’ll never know!!!! How about-B-A-T-T-L-E — C-R-Y, there’s a riot going on. How ’bout if we—ONLY KIDDING you guys. So Keep smiling and FILL your FACE!!! Line Up! ... Now we’ll get it right, O.K. Becca Knobs? ... Hey, Bets, McGov will beat you, just wait! ... That’s a straight line, Karen? . .. Let’s hope Sarah and Lee wear shoes next year. Sue, what gets you stuck in windows? Fran, you wear that to bed? Vit, I love to give you rides ... Dolly wants a chocolate malt!? Sally, watch what you say in the morning. Next time, Andy and Mimi, we won’t forget you. Please don’t read maps, Liza ... Polka dots and stripes Donna? ... Hey, McAd, aren’t you glad you didn’t quit!!! This year was a fun year for all of us. Always remember: scraping cars, rainy games, long practices, Jenny’s food, bus ride jives and getting lost. Special thanks to Miss Canney for helping us through the season, and good luck to next year’s team ... just remember to grit your teeth and KEEP SMIL¬ ING!!! First Row (l. to r.): tri-captains S. McGovern, B. Bonnell, R. Higgins, Second Row: L. Costello, S. Higgins, L. Vincent, M. Began, S. Higgins, Third Row: A. DeSanctis, K. Trabucco, D. Porter, S. Vitka, Fourth Row: D. Amadeo, S. McAdams, S. Burros, F. Patti. 175 TUMBLETTES First Row (l. to r.): P. Casey, F. Nelson, T. Merrow, A. Goodman, P. Mitchell, R. Palumbo, T. Waite, M. McLaughlin, N. Costello, B. Shean. Standing (I. to r.): Coach Bouley, R. Vangell, P. Sullivan, E. Shaing, D. Rayfield, B. Bird, S. Meahl, J. Friborg, co-captain; A. Miga, co-captain; C. Whitman, T. Brennan, P. Frongilo, J. Quinn, D. Senior, C. Salerno, P. Sandford, R. Lugi. m .TOP : mm i 1 ; i - JVT || , | li fU pi AS? 176 177 BOULEY’S BOYS The Soccer Team had a successful but frustrating season. They posted a solid 12-4 record and made the State Tourney, but all their loses came by one goal and lost the league title by a mere half game to Lexington whom they beat both times. It was, nevertheless, an exciting season filled with many memorable moments. Who could forget watch¬ ing Chip Whitman start a game and nearly score a goal, or Ron Vangell and his one man wrecking crew, the Melrose brawl, Steve M eahl’s hattrick, Tom Brennan’s award winning dive, or Joe Boom Boom Quinn display his spectacular soccer skills. John Friborg was selected as the league’s M.V.P. while Bob Bird and Eddie Shiang were also honored as first team all-league selections. With next year’s co-captains Tom Brennan and Peter Frongillo leading the way, maybe Coach Bouley can capture that league crown which just barely eluded him this year. First Row (I. to r.): H. Blanch, E. DeSanctis, co-captain; M. Donovan, co-captain; A. Mobbs, P. Guarnaccia, Second Row: K. Johanson, M. Hill, Y. Cabour, M. O’Conner, W. VonRosenvinge, L. SamoilofT, S. Fitzgerald, K. Griffin, L. DeSanctis, J. Potts, N. Raleigh, Third Row: H. Chase, Mrs. Crowley (Coach), M. McGoldrick, J. Lowe, K. Noble, A. Levinson, A. Dizio, N. McHugh, A. Puffer, P. Flanagan, A. Hritzey, L. Easton, A. Thomas, B. Eames, Missing: L. Benshimol, M. Jeannette, R. Chipman. “Over hill, over dale, we will hit the dusty trail???” No, we’ll go play field hockey on our new field. The field had its ups and downs and so did our season (2-4-3) but we had a great time anyway. (How come you girls always laugh when you lose??) Practices were full of distractions — 57 freight trains (or was it 58 cars?) and those NICE legs on the Bouleymen. Jogging up to White Hen wasn’t such a super idea after all! Co-captains Ellen and Mary still can’t believe that the one- armed bandit said “excuse me” and while Mary waited for the Great Pumpkin, Alice welcomed us all to Munchkin Land. Thanks, Mrs. Crowley, for everything. You were in¬ spirational — even if you don’t know who’s Peggy and who’s Puffer! ITSTSG forever? PLAYFUL PUCKSTERS 181 THOSE DASHING YOUNG MEN 182 Front Row: T. Parker, S. Baldacci, M. Chelman, R. Coakley, C. Mahon, capt.; T. Stevens, P. Bosselaers, M. O Leary. Second Row: J. Kimball, M. Flaherty, P. Corcoran, F. Evans, J. Bianco, P. Miller, B. West, B. Reynolds, J. Cantillon, Coach. Missing: D. Tregaser, T. Santo, D. Doe, B. Cadigan, R. Allison, P. Grady, S. O’Sullivan. This year’s cross country team has accom¬ plished an outstanding feat — the breaking of a three year losing streak. This was accom¬ plished by solid team and individual efforts, (not to mention the induction of Burlington into the Middlesex League). A lot of credit should go to all the members of the team, and especially to the varsity squad consisting of Tim Parker, Colin Mahon, Bruce West, Dave Trageser, Tom Stevens, Rich Coakley, Bill Reynolds, and Mike O’Leary. As no team can exist without moral support, honorable men¬ tion should be given to regulars Mike Fla¬ herty, Gilburnt, Bob Cadigan, and Buddha. And, Joe Cantillon, the teams ardent mentor is also to be thanked. 1st row , left to right: D. Porter, N. McDavitt, A. Mobbs, Captain K. Trabucco, R. Higgins, S. McGovern, S Higgins. 2nd row: Coach Canney, F. Patti, S. Burrows, S. Higgins, L. Costello, M. Began, A. DeSanctis, K Shawcross, Mgr. A. Lyons. WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE A shower curtain partition, A male chauvinist in position. Looking both ways before crossing the room. A fate worse than death in the wrestling room. A couple of arms that did strange things, Still we were ready for everything except Wakefield. We had a complete team. Even though sometimes not on the beam. With Pitter Pipsqueek, Barbie and Monk No one can say that our team stunk. Putting the mats away, we got the job done. But Malted thought getting caught was more fun. Thanks to Sarah — No shorts Some of us paid more attention to the basketball court — sink it Susan — Checkered ribbons brought us a record of 5 and 3 shin splints, bruises, and “Miss Canney, we’re going steady?!” Why do we have meets? What’s the reason? We stuck, smiled, monked. cart wheeled and ate, —Through one great season. 1st row. left to right: S. Bigelow, W. Dennis, Co-captains M. Heffernan and T. Porter, J. Zanolli, N. Bitting. 2nd row: S. Oliver, M. Challas, D. Nuttall, M. Phillips, A. Cordice, S. Waite. 3rd row: Mgr. M. Wilhelm, Assist. Coach W. Hafner, Athletic Director “Coach” Knowlton, Head Coach E. French, Mgr. P. Capua. 186 The “win” was finally put back into Winchester Basketball when under di¬ recting Coach Vandy French, Co-cap¬ tains Tim Porter and Mike Heffernan led their team to a 17-3 record and a share of the Middlesex League Crown. It was also the first time in many years that WHS sent a team to the Tourney. Tourney hopes were quickly ended however, when Everett stopped the Sachems 53-52 in the first round. Like the teams other losses it was a hard fought game undecided until the final buzzer. This year’s team had a loyal following of fans always ready to cheer the team to victory. The 20 point trouncing of Woburn to make us “No. 1”, Sandy Bigelow’s high scoring nights, Mike and Wayne’s fancy dribbling, Nate and Tim’s rebounding and “Z’s” subbing ability made the season one to re¬ member. 188 Home 47 72 56 72 77 49 42 56 83 76 64 55 62 69 64 53 56 54 63 43 52 Sharon Sharon Melrose Burlington Belmont Wakefield Lexington Watertown Stoneham Reading Woburn Melrose Burlington Belmont Wakefield Lexington Watertown Stoneham Reading Woburn Everett 89 Opponent 45 52 55 59 50 47 40 51 64 65 45 45 60 53 59 43 62 58 53 44 53 MIDDLESEX CHAMPS Mj| k mi VARSITY CLUB J. Christiansen J. Carzo V. Palumbo A. Cordice 1st row, left to right: P. Guarnaccia, E. DeSanctis, R. Chipman. 2nd row: S. Fitzgerald, A. Puffer, L. DeSanctis, L Samoiloff, N. McHugh, missing: M. Donovan. SHOOT IT, SINK IT, SWISH! 1st row, left to right: N. Raleigh, D. McKenna, E. DeSanctis, Co-captains P. Guarnaccia and K. Karp; D. Walters, M. Donovan, A. Hritzay, M. O’Connor, C. Noble. 2nd row: A. Levinson, P. Kent, M. Kramer, P. Flanigan, C. Pierce, L. Hilger, A. Puffer, L. Contompasis, A. DiZio, A. Dexter, Coach Crowley. ' .E The WHS girls’ basketball team, led by co-captains Phyllis Guarnaccia and Kathy Karp (and of course company), made it through the season with a 3-5 record. Despite the unexpected turnout of our season, we had quite a few outstanding stars?? With WEO (Mary Donovan); the kid who could give ’em hell, (Ellen DeSanctis); and Walters, the star that never falters. Jolly Juniors Dee McKenna, Mary O’Connor and Nancy Raleigh made the game more interesting. We could never forget the Bloody Belmont, and the Watertown Whoppers, (to name a few goodies). But never fear, our silly sophomores and jolly juniors will carry on with our great spirit and traditions!!! “Hi! I’m Jay, fly me.” “With a body like this, who needs a God?!” “I think I’m gonna be sick!” ' Hey, do you speaka da English?’ 194 “Can anybody find the soap?” “Move over Tinkerbelle, here I come!” “Come on you guys, not in public.” “A pizza would do the trick right about now!” “Here Kitty, Kitty 195 DEDICATION “Think of all the men who never kn ew the answers, think of all of those who never even cared. Still there are some who ask why Who want to know, who dare to try. Every now and then we meet that kind of man — Rod McKuen This section of the yearbook is dedicated to “Coach” Henry T. Knowlton who has given so much of himself and asked for so little in return. He has been an inspiration for so many of us. From the training room to the athletic fields, his spirit, wisdom and smile have won for him our love. 196 197 GYMNASTS 1st row. left to right: M. DelloRusso. B. West, P. Richmond, J. Lanigan, S. Callahan, P. Amoroso, C. Carzo, P. Spinney. 2nd row: Assistant Coach Donahue, D. Doe, C. Morgan, K. Wahlen, D. Bannister, R. Erricco, W. Reynolds, Head Coach Hood. Missing: Captain P. Miller. 198 This year was a disappointing year for the boys’ gymnastic team. The team lost several meets by very slim margins but they managed to end the season with a 5-8 record. The team was hampered by a lack of experience. There were only three seniors on the team, the two captains having been on the squad for three years. A large turnout of sophomores and the remaining juniors make the prospect for next year seem hopeful. 1st row, left to right: D. Trageser, W. Andrews, R. Tonello, D. Cronin, R. Fiore, J. Christiansen, T. Parker, B. Quinn. 2nd row: P. Bosselaer, C. Hayford, W. Harris, J. Rigney, A. Samoiloff, R. Mauger, P. Stackpole, S. Callahan, W. Dexter. 3rd row: D. Criscione, R. Chipman, Co-captain D. Burns, J. Friborg, E. Miller, L. Roche, P. Rigney, G. Beard, Co-captain S. Meahl, L. Samoiloff, C. McKenna, Coach Kline. TRACK Belmont Watertown Burlington Wakefield Melrose Lexington Woburn Stoneham Reading 5 wins, 4 losses The Sachem Track Team posted a satis¬ fying 5-4 record ending up in fourth place in the tough Middlesex League. Coach Kline saw his team, composed almost en¬ tirely of returning Seniors, improve tremen¬ dously upon last year’s 1-8 record. Chip Roche broke the shotput record and John Friborg, co-captain David Burns, and the relay team narrowly missed setting three other records. The tracksters, however, did manage to break the school record for post¬ season celebrations. The team also found that Coach Kline’s bark is worse than his bite — most of the time. 20 ; Win 57 50 50 33 39 45 48 36 37 1st row, left to right: S. Fay, Co-captain J. McGrath, captain S. Johnis, J. Bussichella, G. McHugh, T. Hamilton, M. Van, J. Bohees. 2nd row: J. Restighini, P. Tello, W. Waters, F. Smedley, J. Callarese, B. Hamilton, co-captain P. Lee, P. Abernat, J. McCarthy, J. Finneran, Coach Benton. MATMEN 202 This year’s wrestling team, coached by Ted Benton, struggled through a rugged rebuilding year, finishing with a 3-10 record. Inexperience took a heavy toll on the squad as eight out of the thirteen varsity wrestlers were first year men. Lack of depth in several weight classes and insufficient mat time at the practices contributed to the problems encountered by the team. Despite the team’s record, however, there were several outstanding individ¬ uals that brightened up the season. Co¬ captain Paul Lee, the squad ' s leading scorer (9-2, 40 points), and co-captain Steve Johnis (10-3, 24 points) both quali¬ fied for the Massachusetts State Wres¬ tling Tournament. Joe Bussichella and sophomore John Calaresse also turned in fine records. The team looks to next year as a season of great promise. With ten letter- men returning, the squad, bolstered with a year of experience, should bring about a great improvement. 203 GO 3 o 1st row, left to right; A. Goodman. D. Holmes, tri-captains M. Corf, V. Palumbo, S. Armstrong, P. Cresse, J. Williams. 2nd row: Mgr. G. Zirco, R. Heinz, J. Fichera, S. Bradley, J. Ciccio, R. Palumbo. 3rd row: Coach Eyden, T. Zappala, J. Kohr, J. Frizzell, B. Connolly, J. Parkhurst, B. Burns, D. Karp, M. Kent, E. Enge, D. Lane, J. Henriques, Coach Palumbo. 204 By far, this year was the most prosperous for Winches¬ ter’s young but exciting Swim Team. Under the direction of Coach Vin Palumbo and assistant Alan Eyden. the team compiled a remarkable 12-1 record; while also capturing the Western Conference of the Greater Boston Swimming League Championship title. Tri-captains Vin- nie Palumbo, Mike Corf, and Steve Armstrong topped a roster of highly competitive and exceptionally spirited swimmers, who as a whole broke all previous school records. The Sachems also faired very well in the post¬ season championships taking 5th in the Eastern Mass. Champs, 9th in the states, and 14th in the New Englands. 205 1st row, left to right: M. O’Leary, A. Miga, P. O’Connell, M. Siegfriedt, Co-captains K. Pierce and C. Evans, P. Sandford, K. Pronski. P. Frongillo. 2nd row: Head Coach Kelley, Assist. Coach Kimball, G. Kevney, R. Martignetti, S. Murphy, T. Brennan, D. Brenton, D. Allard. Mgr, R. Sutherland. R. Coakley, Coach Stableford. missing: Mgr. H. McKenzie. PUCKSTERS 206 This year’s Sachem Hockey team, coached by Ted Kelley, met some stiff competition in the Middlesex League. Led by co-captains Kevin Pierce and Charlie Evans, the team ended the season with a 6- 10-2 record. The team’s scoring talents were found in Mark Siegfriedt, a league All-Star, with 27 points, Tom Brennan with 24 points and Charlie Evans with 20 points. Peter Sandford proved to be the best dancer on the team and Onion, the fastest on the steps. Weirce never went below 200 and O ' Leary’s and Coakly’s fondest memories will not include their encounters with the “po-tang” rope. 207 Home 2 4 5 7 2 0 2 1 1 0 1 4 1 2 3 2 4 1 Opponent 4 Woburn Lexington Belmont Watertown Burlington Wakefield Reading Stoneham Melrose Woburn Lexington Belmont Watertown Burlington Wakefield Reading Stoneham Melrose 209 It is over . . . It is beginning. My leave has entered my mind ... Driving out all other thoughts ... (at least for the moment) 215 216 My leaving brings me sadness for I look back upon people I have known, and realize that I will know them no more . . . except in my dreams. My leaving brings me fear for I stand before a world which is clouded with darkness, and my path seems blocked by trees so much taller than I 217 ItSZljL JV-._ But my leaving brings me joy ... for I know that somewhere The darkness will be broken and the treetops will be parted and the bright blue sky . . . of the morning will shine upon me, somewhere . % 218 And it is to this new dawn, This morning after the night .. . that I now look with sadness, with fear, but with joy. ispi 1 219 WINCHESTER SAVINGS BANK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 74 “Maybe I’ll be a banker someday,” says Yearbook treasurer Stephen Meahl as he accepts deposits from Gloria Gattineri, Joe Quinn and Carol Greene who are saving for their college education at the Winches¬ ter Savings Bank. CONGRATULATIONS 1974 GRADUATES WINCHESTER NATIONAL BANK A Shawmut Association Bank Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 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