Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1976 volume:

PgJ J 1 +� ■■ V ' • j ' 5 iaffiK 3Pp -i jL 7 JP IyujDn sA J P L P ' s Ib3 «� Ji;. i a Hiss ABERJONA 1976 WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL WINCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Im DEDICATION “How but in custom and in ceremeny Are innocence and beauty born? Ceremony’s a name for the rich horn. And custom for the spreading laurel tree.” “A Prayer for My Daughter” — William Butler Yeats For your supreme contribution to our in¬ tellectual growth and creativity, for your abil¬ ity to inspire us to maximize our potential by encouraging us to pursue excellence, and for the warmth and understanding you have shown for us, We, the Class of 1976, dedicate this book to you, Mrs. Judith A. Johnston. 1 i - • f m 3 1976 ABERJONA STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paula DeLeo ASSOCIATE EDITOR Susan Yavner PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Diane Hodes ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHERS David Rogers Brian Tarbox SENIOR EDITOR Pam Hartnett ASSISTANT SENIOR EDITORS Laura Bund FACULTY EDITOR Frank West UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR Denise Marini SPORTS EDITOR Kathy Cronburg ACTIVITIES EDITOR Anne Levinson ADVERTISING EDITOR Michael Early CIRCULATION EDITOR Todd Cronan TYPING EDITOR Nano Geraniotis ARTWORK AND COVER DESIGN Rebecca Rule Kathy Cronburg John DiMarino Serina Urry FACULTY ADVISORS Joseph Cantillon Lawrence Rinaldi ADVERTISING STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF TYPING STAFF Maria Cosentino Jacqui Lowe Tom Waite Kathy Cronburg Anne Fudge Lisa Jeffrey Seth Goodman Peggy Langley Sherry Lee Kim Shawcross Serina Urry Donna Criscione Kathy Cronburg Renee George Carolyn Mooney Carol Mueller Carol Pierce Julie Walters 4 SACHEM TABLE OF CONTENTS SPIRIT FRIENDS 222 SENIORS 50 These fragile times should never slip us by ft 18 Let the people know you got what you need rJBl 1 ill - ' g� 2 ■ ' IFTi mm With a friend at hand you will see the light 20 ' Vf % ■% U � � ADMINISTRATION THOMAS P. BUDREWICZ, assistant principal B.A., Brown University M.Ed., University of Massachusetts EVANDER FRENCH, JR., assistant principal B. A., Tufts University M.A.T., Harvard University C. A.G.S., Boston University VINCENT E. LAROCCO, principal B.S., Western Illinois University M.Ed., Temple University WILLIAM C. McDONALD, superintendent B.A., C.A.G.S., Boston University M.Ed., Bridgewater State College Honorary Degree Florida State 24 GUIDANCE DIANE BOETTCHER B.A., New York State University M.A., New York University HATTIE GOODMAN B.S., Bowling Green State Uni¬ versity M.Ed., Northeastern University ANTHONY N. DeBIASE, director B.A., Boston University M.A.T., Harvard University JO ANN SCHOENEGGE B.A., M.Ed., University of Roches¬ ter 25 A. PAUL FORGETTA B. A., Boston State College M.Ed., Boston University CAROLYN H. TIFFANY B.A., Smith College M.Ed., Tufts University CONSTANCE TRICKETT B.S., Syracuse University M.Ed., Harvard University JEROME J. BURDULIS B.A., Holy Cross College M.A.T., University of Massachu¬ setts MILBURN J. DIXON B.A., M.A., Boston University SCIENCE FRANCIS X. FINIGAN, director B.A., Yale University M.Ed., Boston University BRUCE T. HALL B.S., Worcester Polytechnic Institute M.S., Pennsylvania State University Jd Pm $ U NP AL SCIE 6S Er w 100 Fn 4 WILLIAM J. MARKS B.S., University of Massachusetts M.S.T., University of New Hampshire M.Ed., Harvard University 26 LAURENCE SMITH B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Tech- WALTER SOULE B.S., University of Maine M.S., University of Wyoming KATHERINE R. PALTSIOS B.S., Simmons College M.Ed., Harvard University MARGARET ANN SULLIVAN CLIFTON E. WHEELER B.A., Wellesley College B.S., Atlantic Union College Ph.D., Worcester Polytechnic In¬ stitute nology SUSAN SMITH B.S., Cornell University 27 MATHEMATICS FRANCES J. GERSHWIN B.A., Barnard College M.A., Columbia University CARMELINA D’ALLEVA B.A., Salem State College M.S., Northeastern University JOHN J. JOYCE B.S., M.Ed., Boston State College M.A., Boston College JOHN L. KELLY B.A., St. Norbert College M.A.L.S., Wesleyan University MAURICE A. MERRIFIELD B.S., M.S., University of Maine 28 MARY R. MIRKA B.A., Boston University M.A.L.S., Wesleyan University ARTHUR SARNO B.S., Salem College GREGORY H. STONE B.A., Bowdoin College MARIE POULIOT B.A., Merrimack College M.A., Northwestern University JAMES W. SMITH B.Ed., Keene Teachers College M.A.S., Arizona State University JOHN J. WAITE, director B.A., M.A., Boston College 29 JOSEPH E. CANTILLON B.A., M.Ed., Boston College BARBARA ELLERMAN B.A., Oberlin College SOCIAL WILLIAM A. COLELLA B.A., University of New Hampshire M.Ed., Suffolk University THOMAS WALSH B.A., Boston College MARGARET SEXTON B.A., Wheaton College M.S., University of Pennsylvania LAWRENCE RINALDI B.A., University of Detroit 30 LORIN MALONEY B.A., Holy Cross College M.Ed., M.A., Northeastern University RANDEE MARTIN B.A., University of California M.A., Northeastern University STUDIES PAUL T. MULLOY B.A., Bowdoin College M.A., Harvard University DIANE PUGACH B.S., M.A., New York University M.Ed., Harvard University SUSAN NETTLE B.A., University of Washington M.Ed., Boston University WILLIAM O’CONNOR, director B.S., Boston College M.A.T., Harvard University 31 2 p° FOREIGN LANGUAGE DORIS L. CLICK B.A., Queens College M.A., Boston University LOURDES M. ALVAREZ B.A., University of Massachusetts ROBERT M. COPELAND S., Boston University .A., Ph.D., Harvard University ALFRED DUHAMEL B.L., University of Montreal B.A., St. Mary’s University 32 BARBARA HOLDEN, co-ordinator BA., Colby College M.A., Middlebury College NANCY JEAN GELOWTSKY B.S., Boston State College ANNA MARIA MANCINI B.A., University of Massachusetts y ALBERT A. TROTTIER B.A., M.Ed., Boston University AGNES A. WALSH B.A., University of Maine 33 ENGLISH WARREN DODGE B.A., Washington and Jefferson College M.Ed., Boston University - V y n ox DEBORAH L. ANDERSEN B.A., Mount Holyoke College M.A.T., Wesleyan University PAMELA J. CHADWICK B.A., University of Michigan LEE A. DRESSER B.A., Denison College 34 JUDITH A. JOHNSTON B.A., Regis College M.A.T., Brown University GEORGE HILLIER B.S., M.Ed., Boston University MICHAEL KARPA B.A., Tufts University CAROLYN MAGEE B.A., RadclifTe College M.A., Boston University I - A, JEAN H. Me BEE B.A., Wheaton College M.A.T., Wesleyan University STEPHANIE Me KAY B.F.A., Boston University LINDA PICKERING B.S., University of Maine JONATHAN STABLEFORD B.A., Williams College M.A.T., Wesleyan University LINDA B. WAGNER B.A., Ohio State University B.S., M.A., Kent State University 36 BUSINESS M. LORRAINE FORTE, co-ordinator B.S., Salem State College M.Ed., C.A.G.S., Boston University KATHERINE MARY BATEMAN B.S., Central Connecticut State College M.Ed., Boston University MARJORIE H. LEVIN A. S., Lasell Junior College B. S., Boston University ANNE PITTENGER B.S., State Teachers College CHARLOTTE TURNER B.S., Husson College M.Ed., Boston University 37 PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROBERT ALBRIGHT B.S., Springfield College PAMELA G. CANNEY B.S., Springfield College JANICE DOLAN, director of physical education B.S., M.Ed., Boston University WILLIAM A. COLELLA, director of athletics B.A., University of New Hampshire M.Ed., Suffolk University 38 KATHLEEN M. SULLIVAN, nurse R.N., Framingham Union Hospital MANUEL MARSHALL B.S., Springfield College M.A., Boston University THOMAS KLINE B.S., M.Ed., Boston University JOAN A. ROSAZZA B.S., Purdue University M.Ed., Boston College 39 MUSIC BURTON O. COWGILL, director B.M., Boston University M.M., University of Oregon ART MARCIA SEWALL B.A., Pembroke College M.Ed., Tufts-Museum School STUART A. MORASH B.M., M.M., Boston University JOHN R. WOODWORTH B.M.Ed., M.M., Boston Con servatory THOMAS H. TRACY, director B.S., University of New Hamp shire M.F.A., University of Guana juato JOHN D. WALKER B.M.Ed., New England Con¬ servatory of Music 40 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DAVID A. MILLER Assoc. Deg., Wentworth Institute of Technology B.S., Fitchburg State College JOSEPH S. AVERSA, co-ordinator B.S., Boston Teachers College M.Ed., Boston State College GEORGE G. ROBERTIE B.S., Fitchburg State College M.Ed., Calvin Coolidge College GEORGE C. SWALLOW B.S., M.A., Fitchburg State College 41 HOME ECONOMICS LUCILE R. CAVANAUGH B.A., Washington University JEAN N. DILLON B.S., Syracuse University SPECIALISTS HARRIET NELSON, co-ordinator B.S., Simmons College M.S., Cornell University MARY COLLINS, instructional aids sec. JAMES FRARY, a.v. technician JOHN RUDOLPH, dir. of library services SHIRLEY M. NOBLE, guidance secretary; EVELYN A. OLMSTEAD, guidance records clerk 42 OFFICE STAFF ELIZABETH KNIGHT, registrar HELEN STAV ROS, receptionist CLERICAL AIDES: Florence Totman, foreign language and home economics; Louise Greuter, science and business education; Gerry D’Onofrio, social studies and athletics; Mary Lou Clabby, english and industrial arts. Missing: Marion Byrne, Clemetine Hakel and JoAnne Kirk. 43 CUSTODIANS TEACHER-AIDES Cosmo Ciccariello, science Charlotte Fixler, social studies David Frary, A. V. Adele Grady, science Joyce Higgins, music Helen Johanson, math Catherine Mackenzie, library Catherine Rybicki, physical education Marta Sztiori, foreign language Katherine Zarker. language DAN RYAN, manager JOSEPH BERNARDO ANGELO TRANFAGLIA CAFETERIA STAFF: Front row; Mary Tofuri, Mary Guzzo, Joan Monroe, Penny Olivadoti, Gladys Saraco, manager; Susan Horn, Catherine Murphy. Back row; Mary De Luca, Edith Brock, Angela Frongillo. 44 STAFF SUPER STARS WICKED WHEELS Dr. Wheeler ! WICKED WHEELS Ms. Dresser MOST ORIGINAL Ms. Dresser and Mr. Dodge MOST VERSATILE Mrs. Johnston and Mr. Cantillon 45 BEST STUPID JOKE TELLER Mr. Dixon and Ms. Martin SUPER CLASS CONTROLLER Mr. Marks and Ms. Magee MOST CHARISMA Mrs. Sullivan and Mr. Colella 46 GUESS WHO? fir- v mteti 1. Barbara Holden 2. Nancy Gelowtsky 3. John Joyce 4. Milburn Dixon 5. A. Paul Forgetta 6. Judith Johnston 7. Clifton Wheeler 8. Jonathan Stableford “You mean . . . Santa’s not coming this year?” “Coffee, tea or me?” “Biology was never like this when I was in school!” “Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, on a sesame seed bun.” “Now THAT’S Italian!” 48 in i SS2! 2 fess:::s! jSlMMMBJJJ giM!i««� sag Smn’iBaB 1 llruiM ' ! iiua3 ( « «■■ • •■ “Want to see my impression of a microphone?” Ole!” “Why don’t you come up and see me sometime?” “Chemistry is a gas.” 49 “Va-va-va-voom!’ in O BRIAN JOSEPH ABBANAT “I have often regretted my speech, but never my silence.” — Publilius Syrus National Honor Society, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Lacrosse FORREST ABBOTT PAULINE ROSE AIREY “AIRS” To be found in Wats Corner. Scraps parties and Smithwood trees. There she goes with Cindy, blending into walls. Cindy, Dana, truckin’ to the chicken shed!! Donna, Figs, Its hassle time! Hey man, its the FAD!! CHARLES T. ALBIANI DAVID C. ADAMKOWSKI There are some people who live, while others just exist. Dave’s usually found hanging around Vette Alley, partying, or working at Graingers. Never forget weekend in Canada, White Mts., tattoos, party car. Who’s got the beers? Proms, Hampton, Salisbury. School night highs. DONALD ALLARD The proms, unbelievable! “Tweetie, let’s go see the President”; staties. The Cape ’74. EMERSON’S, Cullen’s summer retreat. Pool hoppin’ ... camp, N.H., (Cape again), Boomers, RASCALS (Skulls) accident, bait. You don’t do it! Football Tri-captain, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Hockey, Red and Black, Varsity Club WILLIAM RICHARD ADAMS “The music was playing softly All the words said are now forgotten All the thoughts were thrown into the past No one knows how I feel inside Feelings are secrets to one’s own self And thoughts are only words written in your mind Man plays a never ending battle with himself.” KIMBERLY ANN ALLEN Take a right at the lunch! Where’s tisimo? Stay out here and watch them! Another all nighter at Lisa’s!! Don’t touch me! Always remember WW 3 4, B E at Goose’s!, the T.S., Sea. 3, Patches, Prospect Main, But Occifer! especially 5 30 75 and Summer of ’75! I.W.A.L.S.C. — The Midnight Sun WILLIAM H. ANDREWS “Destiny has two ways of crushing us — by refusing our wishes and by fulfilling them.” — Henri Amiel Cross Country Co-Captain, Varsity Winter Track, Spring Track, Varsity Club JOHN ANDRICK John can be found at Montvale, Jack’s the Surf or crusin’ top down on Dec. 1st. He’ll always remember Arlington Catholic Dance (thanks Mario), Dutchmen, Musicals, fixin’ Baldy’s car (It don’t go!) and Jennifer’s New Year’s Eve party. — Who was that masked woman? Not me!! Drum Major, Band, Orchestra, Jazz Band, Musicals, Los Companeros. JULIE MARIE AUBIN “Julie May”, the act, Li’s birthday party, Arlington, those crazy oF Tuesday nights, Cape Cod, “Feelings”, M S, Intruders, “Jan, there’s a man in the window.”, tea at 11, night y’all. French Club, Curtain Cue, Pep Squad KEVIN MICHAEL AVAKIAN Ardy: Remember Friday nights at BEAR’S!! Ardy, you O.K.? Never remember Thanksgiving ’74 57’s forever ... S-Jeep and the boonies ... MICKS!! Who’s driving tonight? Remember Cooky, Catfish’s Pole ... Dave, it’s the wrong house ... Which one, Brian? ... Good times with Doogie. Wrestling JOHN APOSTOLOU Boy, that was a big Mogul. Hey, it’s cold up here. I’ll sell it to you . .. Cheap!! “What lies beyond? I cannot say, But I look forward to as good a time and a brighter day.” President K1POI Amateur Radio Club, WN1TNA, Soccer, Wrestling, Ski Club, National Honor Society MARYELLEN BABIN Life has so much to offer In so little time there is of Life. Yet when the skies were grey; I found my life, he found his. Its funny, our new life, took only a moment. - W.B.W. Swim team, C.Y.O. J. EDWARD ARNOLD KAREN MARY BACCI Alias Bach; Beach Boys and Chicago concert, Loggins and Messina, “The Pack”, angry eyes, Strut’s front steps, “wicked”, salty water at Hilltop, one six, two six ... that’s enough; Best times at W.H.S. “Wouldn’t it be Nice ... DONALD SCOTT BALL LAWRENCE A. BARUFFALDI Ball, get in, let’s go to Medford, (brawls) ... loved his black Mach I (V.W.) ... B.B. gun ... (Delln) ... Fells parties ... Football camp contest ... (the Family) ... Forties pad ... (Hippies brawl) ... Football practices (Nibs, you O.K.?) New Hampshire runs ... (shut up and shut up) ... Best friends ... Fudgy, Bez, Wilsey, Nathan, Frongie Football Tri-captain DWIGHT BANNISTER Hey Hammy, look, its the Devil’s Triangle ... “8 ball, corner pocket or under the pool table.” ... If I win this hand, will go out. If I lose, will go anyway. We’re going to have to confiscate this Teddy bear. Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Gymnastics, Chess Club, Math team, Curtain Cue SUSAN M. BARATTA Likes: tennis, softball, black licorice, ravioli, lasagna, psychology. Clubs: Italian Club, Curtain Cue. Hate: mayonaise, term papers, due dates, French open area, Jr. year on crutches, “Hopalong”, 1st period study, snow days when we have school. ELIZABETH A. BARROW Bariff, Marycliff, log, M.O.T.W., Vette Alley, U.S.M.T., M.D. in car down 93, 103, pull it over. Stranded up Good Harbor explaining to Marcia. Hitting the Zone, getting carded. Thumbing home from Maine. H.A.T.W. Boston — only 168 more miles. Cruising with Monte. All the great times with Marty. 11 20 74 MARGARET ETHEL BATES 41141425, who?! ... Jr. Prom ... babysitting in Wilmington?! . .. one of the p.g.’s! ... No, Cnn, its your turn to go in ... Parties! ... Summer of ’75 ... V.C.’s Mickey ... Harvard Square, have a nice life! ... C.Y.O. . .. G.D.F. ... SECRETS ... T.S. M.L.’S Harriet ... skiing ... L.M. ... FUN. MARGARET K. BEARD DIAMOND! Michele, take me home! Roz, leave the door unlocked WW 3 4, The Campground Girls, M.M.M., She’s harvied. Night of the Eppy! 3 28 74, “We goin’ up Lisa’s?” T.S. action. Check it out. DALE A. BEARDEN Life is meant for living, it has a purpose, enjoy it, seek fulfillment, always be yourself. Never say never... find a way. Sanity is relative. The truth shall make you free. Standing on the edge of time. We’ve only just begun ... Hang on to your hopes. Editor-in-Chief Red and Black, Concert Choir, Musicals, Les Troubadors JOCELYN D. BEATTIE “When I am dead and over me bright April Shakes out her rain drenched hair, Though you should lean above me broken hearted, I shall not care. I shall have peace as lofty trees are peaceful When rain bends down the bough I shall be more silent and cold hearted Than you are now.” MIMI BEGAN “Mimer” Always remember Fells and a certain someone. Usually seen cruising with Ca and Andy. Munching out, m m’s, mmb’s, p.b.j.’s 50’s dance. “Mim, do you have it in park?” Yikes! Ca, where are we? Read a map!? R.Q. A seal! Yeowees! Hunk! Talks with Janet, meatball. Hilltop. S.R. STALLED 9 20 75 Sure do Mr. Magoo. Boil water!? 3 holes in one Tumblette Co-captain, Gymnastics, Student Union KAREN MARIE BELLINO “Though I know I’ll never lose affection For people and things that went before, I know I’ll often stop and think about them.” — Lennon — Me Cartney ERIC STEVEN BENSON “To thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man.” — Shakespeare Hockey MICHAEL THOMAS BERGEN Somewhere in this favored land, dark clouds may hide the sun, Somewhere bands no longer play and children have no fun; Somewhere over blighted loves, there hangs a heavy pall; But Mudville hearts are happy now l or Casev hit the ball. — James Wilson — Casey’s Revenge Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Tennis, German Club, C.Y.O., Red and Black MARK STEVEN BEZJIAN “Benji”, “GTO”, No gas, new paint job, Robby, what’s wrong with you? (The Family) Football camp, remember the (G.S.). “I’m in love.” Football practice — Nibs, you o.k.? Summer time, Cape Cod, (Billy, why not?) Always remember Frongi, Nibs, Fudgy, Nathan, Hornball, Fernando Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Track EDWARD G. BIGELOW (Terry, for now 15 years.) “Accept people for what they are, not for what you want them to be.” Red and Black THOMAS WARD BIRD Tweetie ... “You can’t get into Canada with red socks.” 4 24 75 Concord in ’75. “Wanna go swimmin’?” 8 23 75 Loves sports- in-season, Fells, 3 o’clock on the Bridge, summertime in the Maine woods. Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball N DOUGLAS K. BISHOP YPF and Friendly’s, I’m going to the courtyard for some fresh air and a cigarette. Cape Cod and Bueno Mexico Viego. Of course I’ll win! Likes to drown dates in Wedge Pond. Penny Poker Games! Why does everyone think I’m dumb? Spanish Club Treasurer, National Honor Society JANICE M. BOTTAFUOCO Summer of ’75, M.V.P., Papa Gino’s, 6 7 75, the Cape, U.P., Leonard’s after dark. W.P., Slumerville, D.A. G.G. One of these crazy old nights, Arlington P.L., MOUND, B.G., R.G., P.R., Pierre, KUHH, Elton, Ripping off T.P’s, I dare you!! Curtain Cue, Pep Squad, Philosophy Club, French Club, Volunteer work BRUCE H. BLACK “If you’re driftin’ on an empty ocean With no wind to fill your sail The future your horizon, It’s like searching for the Holy Grail You fell there’s no tomorrow as you Look into the water below It’s only your reflection And you still got no place to go.” — Deep Purple EDWARD BOLAND JIM BOUHUYS BOO, Rockport Quarries, Let’s go get someting to eat, I think I got one, Its just another crab. Did ya catch anything? ... (Buzz) Why are your eyes so red? Fishing trips with Frong. Good Times in Drafting and Auto Mechanics. Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Lacrosse JEFFREY BOYDEN PAUL JOHN BOSSELAERS “I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.” — Robert Frost National Honor Society, Cross Country Co-Captain, Winter Track, Varsity Spring Track SUSAN JOY BRADLEY “Happy times and bygone days are never lost... In truth, they grow more wonderful Within the hearts that keep them.” — H. Perry Swim Team, Red and Black, French Club, Youth Marc, Pep Squad LAURA JOYCE BUND “Take your time, think alot, why think of everything you’ve got, For you may still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not.” — Cat Stevens Student Union, Cheerleader KAREN BURTNETT Medical Missionaries, Waterfall, Tiny Dancer, Coffee in New York, G.O.T.M., Doomed, Rambler, Spruce, V.A., T.S., Beach Boys Concert, Have a match, D.T., Beach Fog, The Fells, Dead End, Boston, NFWJ HEATHER GRAHAM BUNZEL “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 With friends I still can recall. Some are dead and some are living. In my life I’ve loved them all.” — Lennon McCartney National Honor Society, Pep Squad. Red and Black. Youth Marc. RICHARD R. BUTARE “They may rail at this life — from the hour I began it, I found it a life full of kindness and bliss; And until they can show me some happier planet, More social and bright, I’ll contend me with this.” — Thomas Moore National Honor Society, Varsity Winter Track, Varsity Golf, Red and Black, Student Union Representative. CHERYLE BURKE JULIA BUTTERFIELD “The only thing that makes it bearable is the irrational belief that somebody interesting will come on in a minute.” — Tom Stoppard Curtain and Cue Board of Directors, Philosophy Club, Creative Writing Club, Forum, Action. DARYL BURTNETT “He that leaveth nothing to chance will do few things ill, but he will do very few things.” — Halifax BRENDA J. CADIGAN Elton John and Chicago concerts. Good times together! Always found in Medford and Malden. Down the river with FRANKIE! Junior Prom with Chumpley — Hilltop, the Cape, Bingo, Revere Beach — Want to sell your bathing suit? Skiing — Hang it up, Chumpley! Don’t faint. I’ll kill you! “Good luck!” JANE CAFARELLA DEBORAH JEAN CAPONE Will always remember: The bleachers, crusin’ up High Street, lookin’ for green cars. Myopia Hill, The Cape ’74, Christmas Eve, cookaroo where are you, New Year’s Eve ’74, Deb wanna go for a “BUZZ”, the full effect, oh Hann, CYO, the snow day, Old Colony, 2 28 75, 3 1 74, 10 26 74. Fondest memories include A.S., E.R., M.R., B.J., D C., M.L. Photography JOHN B. CALERESE W.H.S.D.T. — Surprise Party at Cal’s - B.Y.O.B. - Don’t Tell John - T.D. - ’75 M.B. - oopsSSPLASH — Big Bad John crusin’ in red (BOMB?!) — You dropped your muffler — Partying with Peeks — Humarock — (Kook - 12 15 75) Skip days V.A. - Bird Dude’s Porto Mobile — Pugsly’s at it again — Football camp ’75 — Dog Sitters M.O.T.W. Varsity Football, Captain Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Track, Italian Club MICHAEL CAMMARATA Write your biography? How about your ability to talk, the violin, your bad jokes, QSL cards, your penchant for backgammon, and that laugh which bounces off walls and reveals a person unafraid of attention, criticism or praise. You decide, Randee Martin District and All-State Orchestra, WHS Musicals, Ham Radio Club, Les Troubadors, Italian Club, National Honor Society JOHN JOSEPH CANNAVA, JR. “I shall pass through this world but once. If, therefore there be any kindness I can show or any good thing I can do, let me do it now; let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.” — Grellet Winchester Hospital Worker, Teacher’s Aide, Les Troubadors, Italian Club, Concert Choir, Curtain and Cue ■ Jane you and your — bodysuits! Go for a buzz?!? Cruisin’ Sir, excuse me, Sir! ... Baaa! Hold your ... ! Some of fondest memories include: Christmas and New Years Eve, Myopia Hill, Cookaroo!, Cape “74”, We’re Doomed!!! Bleachers ... Fog Lights and friends. Spanish Club STEPHEN C. CARLSON Steve can usually be found wearing his safety belts, — remember the girl fixing the V.W. what an exhaust, there’s Wildwood again, look a red light, Steve is famous for making breakfast at 3:30 in the morning, OH-NO, Hang On, Here comes A.M.S. again. JOHN A. CARUCCI “It’s your turn to get more ice Guggles!!” Billy Hamilton’s dry heaves and cramps? Ha Ha!! “Oh he stuck it in his eye!!” Midnight Auto Salvage ... Midnight dips at the ressi. Summer pick ups SSFM “you owe me your life Mulvaney.’’ Boat Club, Remember M.U.F.A.C.A. Varsity Winter Track, Varsity Spring Track CHRISTOPHER G. CARZO Gibber, weasel, old man, gray hair, brown, nose, neck, 6th period “74”, No B’s, Cinder block, streaking, Magoo’s fire, Smitty’s, Kevin’s party, 3’P turn, Bicentennial, Moon’s bam, New Years Eve “73-4”, Football camp, Magoo, Dig ’em, Pizza, moon, noise, nose, breath, O’Grady, Gatty, Nutsie, O’B, Woody Varsity Football, Varsity Gymnastics, Varsity Lacrosse, Jr. Class President • A : FRANK G. CAVARRETTA RAYMOND J. CHAMPOUX “I feel like a man who has been asleep somewhat and under someone else’s control. I feel what I’m thinking and saying now is for myself. Now I think with my own mind, sir.” — Malcolm X Tennis Captain MARY ANNE CEFALI No matter what, Mary will always be found with that warm, friendly smile of hers. Will always remember: Stoneham, Peobody?? Nantucket ’74, Hyannis ’75, the key!! bread grinding, Mt. Chiquora, coffee ice-cream sodas and endless laughter. Les Troubadours, Dramatics, French Club President, CYO show HILLARY LORDEN CHASE “What am I doing?” Directions to Water St. Snowball fights in an illegally driven car. February wedding. The long vacation at Rockport. TM 7 9 75 “Here’s your tooth, Paula.” Vette Alley, T.S., “You’ve been drinking.” “No Dad, she’s carsick.” The pines. Fells. Field Hockey, CYO, Pep Squad KEN A. CEFALO Ceff King of ping pong. Whooh, it’s our old pal “Bucky”. Never forget the nites with “Sandy”. Oh boy, Siesta time at McGint’s pool. Cruisin’ with Langus in his bomb, Chuck, you puddin’ head! Bowlder, John, Wing, Kay and Langus. Spanish Club, French Club, Creative Writing Club, Teacher’s Aide DAVID BURTON CHEEVER “With ten miles behind me and ten thousand more to go.” — James Taylor ’57 Buick Special Varsity Tennis JOHN ROBERT CERUOLO “We shall never know the true value of a friend. While they are alive, we are too sensitive of their faults. When they are no more, we can think only of their virtues.” — Graffiti Les Troubadors, Curtain Cue, Italian Club, National Honor Society, Red and Black ELIZABETH ANN CIAMPA Ciamps . . . Remember . . . Plymouth and the Half Dollar with Frongie, Florida, CYO, Rosie’s porch till 1:30, Kirk’s friend — it was real. Oh Janet, come on!! The log, Vettes, and cruising. Strawberries, “Chicken of the Sea” with Kid and pool hopping. Good times with Larry - 11 22 74. Swim Team Co-Captain, Italian Club, CYO LISA SUSAN CINCOTTA STEPHEN THOMAS COG AN Tony the tailor, OOH my bear! Grape, I like your dime. Sophie Mae, Hey Toucan! No! The Most Uncouth Group of Immature Adults Wing! Mercedes ’75, What a Pill. Dentyne in the big pack. What Honkers! FRANK GEORGE CIRURSO “Head for Maine”, Old Land Rover-Tranny 4, Horn Pond Mountain-Band, ouch, “Where’s my ice cream?” Let’s go U.S. Mail, Head for Bear’s, Pelican at the beach. Hockey, Golf RICHARD JOSEPH COAKLEY “Beer Can”, Fells ’72, quick exits! Sports 10th grade, what happened? Good times include: Diane, W S, Bean Pot, Drags, clam digging in Hampton! Sock Hop June ’75 ... Beach Boys. V.W. ... Plymouth. License? Listening to Slinger. Can you go out “O” please Barbara! Derdo’s blade! ... Three Musketeers. U.S.D.T., Varsity C.C., Varsity Track, Hockey Co-Captain I will remember Friday night’s at Bear’s, Super Jeep, Ardy 57, Monkey — alias wop!, sweaters, the cellar gang and their wicked wheels. Future Plans: Hanging around with S.D., K.A., B.M., R.M., B.M., D.D., C.U., J.M., P L., M.M., T.D. KAREN J. COMITA LISA J. CONTOMPASIS If you see someone without a smile give him one of yours. I can complain because rose bushes have thorns or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses. National Honor Society Secretary, Red and Black, French Club, Field Hockey Manager JAMES PATRICK COGAN Hockey and Ho Jo’s, Out to lunch with Carl, Parties at Kelly’s, Softball with Lexington Two Barrels of Beer, (8 to 6) F.A.K,, Tamro, Little one, Bambi, Que c’est sa, Little Blue Bug Mic and Bud. Hockey JAMES M. CORSAUT MARIA PAULA COSENTINO JANET LEE COWLES Keep your face towards the sunshine, and the shadows will fall behind you. Sophomore, Junior, and Student Union Treasurer, Circulation Editor and Managing Editor Red and Black, Aberjona, French Club Secretary, Volunteer Work, Field Hockey B-Squad, Varsity Tennis, Concert Choir “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 KATHLEEN ANNE COSTELLO Beave, MacDonald’s Reese’s Cups, Julie, Let’s go to the beach, Shine On! An afternoon amongst the ferns, Julie, I have your change! It’s a water balloon! “Poison Ivy” wrong ramp, I don’t smoke, 10 11 74, It’s too late for bagels, What’s up doc!! Varsity Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Youth Marc, W.H. Volunteer, Varsity D.T. CHRISTY ANN CRAWFORD “I need a beeg laugh.” Always remember the drive-ins, good ole Vermont memories. “MWEE- MWAH” “Jean?? ... Chris!!!” “EURRRR” “Blow T’ off”, Vandalia. “25 t??” Blue Parrot, Gran Torino’s — 7 12 75, “Put the bottle down.” Hmmm. Lunches on the grating. Boston “It’s Friday!!!” “Hang it up” Good luck everyone!!! ANNE M. COUGHLIN Hey tooter! 8 years Immac’s ... where’s Kenny? ... Hi Hacka! Oh, he’s gonna kill me .. . Nov. 23, ’74: Beach Boys Concert-2:00 am Don’t be such a baby ... Jr. Prom . . . The Hospital . . . Hillcrest Parkway . .. The GTO ... Cruisin’ .. . The gym ... Dar’s car ... 12 years — Tooter ... 3 with Kenny ... 11 8 72 Student Union Representative DONNA S. CRISCIONE “All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better.” — Emerson Winter and Spring Track, B- Squad, Band, Winchester Hospital Volunteer, CYO, G.S. CONSTANCE ANN COVINO Pit . .. Harvard Sq. runs! Harriet, No Marg, it’s your turn to go in ... One of the Pg’s! G.D.F. 1152114, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom ... Bert’s Party?!! T.S. ... M.L. FUN! Mickey ... Secrets ... Skiing ... BUT MY TRUCK ’S UNIQUE!! L.M. ... Hampton! 1- 10 ... TODD CRONAN “Nothing is at last sacred but the integrety of our own mind.” — Emerson Varsity Soccer Co-Captain, Varsity Basketball, Aberjona, Youth Marc Italian Club m -%. ir.v s KATHY JEAN CRONBURG stopping now and then to munch a dandelion i made my way into the afternoon and when i reached my destination i found i had enjoyed the journey more than the arrival. Aberjona, B-Squad, Youth Marc, Red and Black, Red Cross, Creative Writing, National Honor Society MARK RICHARD CULLEN Remember HEATHER . . . Cape, Sharon .. . Beach Boys .. . Wingaersheek,... MG ... Van ... Rascals .. . STEAK and BREW, UNBELIEVABLE! . . . Country Club ... Bait .. . Jimmy — elongated Probiscus ... Nancy and the Prom, Semi-Formal — It’s Beautiful. Varsity Football Co-Captain, Varsity Hockey, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club, Red and Black, Max-Ed, Spanish Club MARY ANN CULLEN Football games — dots — “What a pain!” Dress up for Halloween — Eggs— “Yuck” Phone calls, No. 1- 2-3-4-5 ... Crusin’ Vettes and T.S. “Follow that Van.” — Find Croak and Desh. Dances, Concerts, Parties ... P.J. party — “Got a pillow?” Pep Squad, Youth Marc, National Honor Society AMY E. CULLIVAN Will always remember: Baja book; zaps; The P.H, Whale’s tails, Prince of Wales . .. It’s a starry starry night; The Indian’s crying; Sue, isn’t it lovely? “We blew the doors off your Pinto!” It’s ... SHARON C. CULVER Times at the two-headed lady ... Beetle-Bomb, Max, Fonz, Harmony and Betsy ... but what happened to the Jua Car? ... Vet- Jet — What a load! ... Days at the Mystics ... Working at McDonald’s ... “Our Comer” This is true! ... The Three Musketeers. Hey Jua! German Club, Dramatics. CYNTHIA L. CUMMINGS It’s always going to be as good as you remember. BABEHICOSUC: Vanilla s’undee with nuts: 2 A.M. ... where are we? Ohoh ... uh Hi Dad ... caught again. Buymunga! The LTD; Beep; Red MG ... rocked again? 3 21 75; His 17th B. Party; Fairlawn; Sideline Sympathy; 8; Black and BiLu. Be not something good, be good for something. Cheerleader, Girls Swim Team, Youth Marc, Volunteer Work. DAVID NEIL DALTON Sundays at the movies, Hampton Beach ... Ardy don’t touch me I’m dead ... watch out for the pole . .. sipping Micks at Catfish and Bears ... 8 in the Mustang ... Where’s my six Mac ... the pit... how many flip tops? JEAN MARIE DEAMATO I will never forget the Cape and New Hampshire ’75. Staying at Jerry Jingle’s till 2:00 a.m. Trying to find Paul’s house and his car. “Please let us in we’re almost 18!” Going to the drive-in with lawn chairs. Vettes and train station. Pep Squad ▼ MAUREEN DECILLIS Reenie will always memba: B-U- D-D-A-Y! How you to-day? Good-Good ... “Get the Bag!” ... Stag Party ... Florida “75” ... “Green Bomb and Van” ... Vette Alley ... Mischa watch Collin’s wag! ... Train station ... Hey Mag Pie! ... memories that seem like yesterday. Softball, Los Companeros MARTHA J. DELANO “If life be as a voyage, foul or fair, Oh, bid me not my banners furl For adverse gale, or wave in angry whirl, Till I have found the gates of pearl, And anchored there.” —Charles Warren Stoddard French Club, Intramurals PAULA LOUISE DELEO “When this you see, Remember me, and Bear me in your mind; Let all the world say What they may — Speak of me as you find. — Please don’t judge me too harshly.” — Brian Jones Girls’ Swim Team, French Club, Aberjona Editor, Les Troubadours, National Honor Society SUSAN DELSOLIO “Yesterday is but a dream Tomorrow is only a vision But today well lived Makes every yesterday A dream of happiness And every tomorrow A vision of hope” — Unknown K.P. 7 21 73 PAMELA JEAN DEMARS “The woods are lovely, dark, and deep But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.” — Robert Frost National Honor Society, Band, French Club, B-squad GEORGE DEROO ... Derdo ... “stone-head” can usually be found riding around in some kind of Blue Toilet, Crusing with the boys, Bumper riding the Blue Load: Never forget D.M.H.R.S. and New Year’s eve, Come on stonehead give us a laugh!! Like P.B. + J’s, Hampton was decent. ANDREA JEAN DESANCTIS We can’t return we can only look behind From where we came And go round and round and round In the circle game. — Joni Mitchell Tumblettes, Gymnastics Captain, Youth Marc Secretary, Treasurer, Italian Club, National Honor Society, Volunteer Worker, Student Union Representative, Spanish Club ROBERT BRUCE DESKIN Gettin’ the car tonight, Bruce? .. . “Of course, YOU guys don’t” .. . 10, 11, 12, come on, we can fit three more, it’s a big car. Never forget one midnight at Wellington Circle ... Whew!, Halloween, Junior Yr . .. Woburn S.P., what? Varsity Football, Varsity Spring Track, National Honor Society 63 PAUL BRIAN DEVANEY ANNE REGINA DIZIO “Dev”, the trips to Doherty’s and back with Haggs ... Deep Purple ... Olive Barrells — The Great Escape ... It’s a good chopper ... SMASH ... Picadilley was a dilly ... Thumbing on 93 in N.H. ... lookit em!! ANN DAVIES DEXTER “True happiness Consists not in the multitude of friends But in the worth and choice.” — Ben Jonson Field Hockey, Winter Track, National Honor Society MARIANNE K. DIBLASI Marianne is dark, pretty and native, “Really?” . .. She’ll never forget the day she broke her leg instead of ... “OH WOW!” ... “Do you have a migraine?” ... Life Savers ... “I think we’re lost!” ... Bacardi ... MOO MOO ... “I’m not drunk!” ... halfsies on the ticket ... Ed ... Please install a brake on the passenger side!!! Curtain Cue, Spanish Club LYNNE MARIE DIROCCO Summer of ’74-Maine ... C.Y.O. shows ... Ski trips ... Jr. skip day ... Harvard Square and Steak and Brew ... Endless walks ... Summer of ’75-Cape Cod ... P.B.B ... Annie’s fence ... Midnight beach walks ... No Nancy, you didn’t make a sound! Moonlight swimmers! Cheerleader, French Club, Student Union, C.Y.O. Climbing rocks, don’t jump! 9 3 75 The Dunes, S.G.F., Let’s tango in the shade, 1000+ , The all nighter, sleeping out, fishing, the raids, G.M., THE FIRES, change a tire?? The field, the trunk, parties, THE MOUNTAIN. Varsity Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, G.I.C. MARK PAUL DOBBINS “The woods are lonely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. — Robert Frost DANA GARDNER DOE EEK, Froggy, Dig-em, 2nd floor gang, Vette Alley, M.O.T.W., accidents with the Bug, Man, I was cooking, pool hopping, Overlook way, “Ya an’ you no sometimes.” Moon’s garage, Jr. prom, kick off, C.C. ’74, Gibber, Moon, Horse, Nose, Woody, Baldy, Too Tall, Eyes, R.K., Pizza Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Gymnastics, Varsity Lacrosse, U.S.D.T., U.S.S.T. MICHAEL A. DONNELLAN Hey D.J. how’s the nose? ... I got an extension ladder if you need one ... ARE we people? ... Hey lady, the doors are locked ... Will you button your collar! FAK did it .. . Isn’t this sweet? ... they’re Hockey, Football, Track, C.Y.O. KATHERINE E. DORSEY STEVEN FRANCIS DURAN Let us not try to remember always when where how why, Because we won’t. Let us rather try to keep memories of who, Because the friends who have affected us here, Have changed us for life. Curtain Cue, Board of Directors and Secretary Doogie! Remember Friday nights at BEARS ... all four off in S- JEEP ... HEY Boo-Boo ... Mick’s! . .. which one Doogie! ... Dave, its the wrong house! ... Always will remember Cooky at H.P.!, McNutt’s 17th, the ride of Catfish and Klutz. Good times with Ardy!!! Baseball JOYCE DOUCET Joyce is always having one of those days, but she pulls through with a smile. Always will remember: Stoneham, Peabody?? Nantucket ’74, Hyannis ’75, ouija boards, maple walnut frappes and fits of laughter. French Club Vice President, Les Troubadors, Dramatics, Band PERRY J. DUROS Hey Perry, remember the Spanish Club parties? Its only 11 pm, lets go to Friendly’s ... Ewing can you get the car? Get Kennedy, Mouse and Cef. Who’s driving? Lang is! Oh no! We’ll all be killed!! Turn on the radio, I wanna hear Elvis. Spanish Club, French Club, Dramatics Club, Spring Track, Intramurals JAMES JOSEPH DOUCETTE Relax, its just starting. Red and Black, Sassafras, Student Union, Winter and Spring Track ROBERTA AGNES EAMES Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday ... Now you know the reason why. Audio-Visual, Field Hockey, Basketball Manager, Softball, Intramurals ELLEN PATRICIA DOW “Here in the wilderness I dream that over the next ridge, beyond the next stream, freedom lies forever.” — Cederic Wright National Honor Society, Intramurals, Track, French Club MELISSA ANNE EASTON Listopher . New Year’s Lissie . . SMOYLE! Jen’s ... Can’t Go . Maynard and the Breakfast at 5:30? ... Friendly’s ... Hee, Hee ... Franconia, The Lake, and Swan’s Island ... Sweet Pea ... Varsity Cliff Driver ... Morginetti’s ... You should come skiing some time. Alright! Student Union, RAC, Field Hockey, Chorus, National Honor Society, Hurricane Island OBS, Washington Workshops EARLE WILBUR ELLIOTT III “Pearl” . . . Burn . . . The Mopar Gremlinx ... 11 24 74 ... Woburn Action .. . Vette Alley . . . Minor Gupps . . . Don’t bother me ... You wanna go? ... Lunch time crusies ... Carroll’s Car Club, and the Drags bring a smile ... 3 27 75 forever! Colour My World! I’m gonna kill him! Ali ranks high . . . There’s always the BLADE! MDC’s JAY EDWARD ESTABROOK Live free or die ... Army ... Desire’s the first step towards success ... If you lose everything else you’ve still got your Pride ... We must build a new world — one in which the eternal dignity of man is respected. Swim Team Tri-captain, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Baseball, Red and Black LINDSEY M. ELLIS JON FRASER EWING He will always be remembered as King Wing or the Devious White Snake ... Remember the clubs, siestas, “McGinty’s Pool”, Kay, Chuck, Mouse, Boulder, John Rallo, Langers, Tank Ski and Fonz Curtain Cue, Spanish Club, French Club KENNETH ERRICO (Nathan) . . . “THE HIGH WORLD” .. . Never forget stunt driving, 10 3 75, (THE FAMILY), good times up the fells, “Diminutive”, “You never die, you live, you live.” Partying, all nighters, Frongi’s van on weekends, football camp, Sabbath, blaring after sprints. Bez, Fernando, Fudgy, Nibs, Frong, Homball JOHN JAMES FAHEY John corrupted? Well, explain partying with older women (Bertha Cooper), camping out, Peter’s car, toothpaste, playing thief, or “The Campaign”. Always cute in his PJ’s but BEAUTIFUL in whipped cream. The last three years also include “GOOD Morning (s)”, skiing, and all that, “trivia ... BOING” ... WHSR-FM, Station Committee, Audio Visual, Curtain Cue, Concert Choir, Les Troubadors RONALD RICHARD ERRICO Pinhead ... McCall dance, “Lets go sunshine!”, Fells, The Wall, log, brawls, “I’ll laugh when I want to laugh.” “Its broken!!” “The blue load.” Libra L!!, Jr. Prom. Amoses, Beach Boys, Humarock — surfing, fishing, seasick!! Vette Alley, Highway Dept. — Garbologist, Steppenwolf, J. Geils, Hampton, Maine .. . (PLEASE) . . . Varsity Baseball, Gymnastics JULIE ANASTASIA FALLON “What we keep in memory is ours unchanged forever.” ALICE FARRELL STEPHEN J. FAY Goose ... “I need you like I need a hole in my ... ” New Hemisphere, Stevie Wonder, Pool hoppin’, Shine A Moon!! PLSCNCDW, 360° in Al’s VW with Muls. “Tap ’Em”, “I’ll Never Get Caught!!” Loves windshields. MU.FA.CA. Wrestling, Varsity Lacrosse PATRICIA ANN FEENEY Chicken Legs, Hot Lips. 6th Chemistry. Hi Bruce! Raggedy Ann, Stop clowning around. Little Devil, sock flashes, hayrides, I’m going camping. Carrots in Spanish, I’m going on vacation ... to Virginia. President G.S. of W., Hayward Farms, Menotomy Institution. Spanish Club ROSEANNE MARIE FIGLIOLI Figgy, remember, Nookie 10 17 73, N.E. Dragway, Bobby’s ’69 Camaro, summer of ’72, Gloucester school days, let ’em spin, Sundays at 6 am, “Colour My World”, Rockport, hey Meatball, come on over, Bellino’s on Sat. night, cartoon drawings, 1976 is finally here! MARC GERARD FINNERAN Wrestling, Ham Radio Club ROBERT FISCHER NANCY L. FITZGERALD Can usually be found with the PG’s. “Every tin “Everything’s Beachy”, Beach Boys and the Zoners. “But Lisa, I know the headlights!’’ Parties in Wilmington, midnight swims, favorite places are Manchester field, and the Congo. We’re original anyways! Tania, Bum it! SUSAN ELLEN FITZGERALD Belt! Wanna go cruising through Medford? Will always remember taking a shower in Nancy’s convertible. “Hey kids! Lets leave notes on their cars!” I want another hamburger. Fondest memories: summer ’75, J.P., Kitty’s and V.A.!!! Swim Team, French Club, Youth Marc, CYO 4 COLLEEN M. FITZPATRICK “The first of December was covered with snow And so was the turnpike from Stockbridge to Boston Though the Berkshires seem dream-like on account of that frosting With ten miles behind me and ten thousand more to go.” — James Taylor ROBERT FORTE (Fernando) Never forget the yellow Hurst Hornet and curbs. Partying every day and night. (The Family) Hellrides in Firebird, summer pad “75”, Bez, “We’ve Hit,” sleeping on the banks of the Abby, 2nd period. Best times with Fudgey, Donny, Bez, Nathan, Frong, and Wilsy. MARGARET A. FLANAGAN A million tomorrows may all pass away Ere I forget all the joys that are mine today. Field Hockey, Basketball, Youth Marc, Red and Black, National Honor Society CHERYLE N. FOX Cheryle will always remember, The pike woods, Eating Planning at the Deli, Dud’s problems, babies! Lady Marmalade with K D! and Dud. “Let’s push ’em down the stairs,” i “Can’t get the car, “H’s outside, I got a go, Bye!!” Max-Ed course — Child Care, Pep Squad CHRISTINA D. FOPIANO “If you have faith, you will say to this mountain, ‘Move hence to yonder place,’ and it will move; and nothing will be impossible to you.” — Matthew 17:20 Band, Curtain Cue Board of Directors, Action, National Honor Society SUSAN A. FORBES (Forbees) The red bomb. Search me I’m clean! Where’s McAd? W.T.F., Vets, follow that car! Cruel, Mish — feel like crying? Crunes, where is everyone? On the Common! Paul Dire, Dickie Errico, Albert Who? W.G.T.B.? Fondest memories include: T- bird, T.S., H P., Kar, Mish, Suze, Bud, 6 6 76. Tutoring ELIZABETH SIMPSON FOWLE Yeah gettin’ by on gettin’ by’s my stock and trade Livin’ it day to day. Pickin’ up the pieces wherever they fall Just lettin’ it roll Lettin’ the high times carry the low Just livin’ my life easy come easy g°- — Jerry Jeff Walker National Honor Society ELLEN MARIE FRANKLIN Can be found with P.G.S. ... Did you make that? Will always remember CYO shows, Primos. Interlocketer runs in the family! ... Mt. Sunapee — last on the bus ... The Surf. Summer of “75” Mattapoisett. Lost in Brighton — Lina knows the way ... Volunteer Work, Spanish Club, C.F.C., CYO Vice-President ERIC ALDEN FREEMAN “Life is no brief candle to me. It is a sort of splendid torch which I have got hold of for the moment, and I want to make it bum as brightly as possible before handing it on to future generations.” — George Bernard Shaw Curtain Cue ANDREA FRITCH CHARLES H. FRIZZELL “We must always have old memories and young hopes.” — Arsene Housaye Curtain Cue, Red and Black, Chamber Singers, BYF, W.S.H. Musicals, Concert Choir JAMES V. FRONGILLO Frong, its Medford time, (brawls) . .. Everyone in the van — party time. Football camp ’75. Dog sitting show. (The Family) Sunday who wants to go to New Hampshire? Frong, think you pass. (Wobum game). Football practices (Nibs, you o.k.) (Fells Parties) Friends — Bez, Wilsey, Fernando, Nathan, Homball, Fudgy Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey, Varsity Lacrosse MARIE LOUISE FRONGILLO Frongie, remember Plymouth and “The Half Dollar” with Ciamps. Hampton with Rosie — the Kisses. Florida and the CYO shows. Medford (L.M.) ... A shower in Nancy’s car. Log and V.A. Brooksmanor ... Getting lost on Rte. 1 ... Never forget the G.P. Italian Club, CYO GREGG FUCCILLO “Fudgy”, Mystic Lakes! Remember the Parkway with G. Redding. (The Family), Football camp ’75. Forties summer pad, Bumper cars, stump Maggot broken beak, boxing (Donny), weeknight hubben. Comando’s Hell rides Vokes. Football practices (Nibs, you o.k.), Murder Mobile night. Best friends Bez, Homball, Nibs, Nathan, Fernando and Frongi. Varsity Football ANNE STUART FUDGE “Hell is full of amateur musicians.” — George Bernard Shaw ... and as Dr, Faustus said: “the Devil made me do it!” G.B.Y.S.O., M.Y.W.E, Orchestra, Philosophy Club, National Honor Society, Curtain Cue, Aberjona Photographer CINDY A. GALLANT Never wore a dress cos’ she didn’t want to get beat up by P.A. ... “Get out’a my comer!” ... D.S. remember “How ya doin’” and “I can’t stand it any more, I’m goin’ out’a my mind! .. . (T.S., H.P., C.H.), N.C., B.I.O., H.G., T.N., V.R. ... “Gotta get a car.”, L.Y.N. Third step from the bottom. 15® PAULA MARIE GARDELLA How can I forget — the ... good old days. Disney World here we come! It’s in “cluster” A. CYO tonight? Oh, sing Oklahoma. Augustines — time to go already? Lets go down Vettes. Cruise through the train station. How embarrassing. National Honor Society, Pep Squad, CYO THEANO(NANO)GERANIOTIS “AIEN APISTEUEIN” — Homer National Honor Society, Aberjona Editor, French Club SHARON E. GARNER THE BULLET!! Sr. Prom and J.P. “Its a water balloon!” T.T.D.P. “To Revere, Teddy Bear! “McDonald’s and Reese’s” “Oh no, its a full moon!!” “Paula, only half?” Phillip’s Party!, “Cec, its raining again.” G K all night. “Where’s my car7” Good Harbor ’75 ... 3rd period — my house! 6 23 75 Youth Marc, B-Squad, Varsity D.T., Bloodmobile, CYO, Volunteer Work FRANK J. GERARDI Frank is ... sincere, but mostly sleepy. Most of all a good driver ... Watch out Frank, there’s the telephone pole! ... Frank is a unique person, especially on the road. Remember Mr. Fitts — what a joke!! Frank will always be found under the hood of a car. ANTHONY GATTINERI Gatt ... never forget times in J.H. with Steve, that Speget will do it to you every time. “I can’t go tonight, I’m going with the BABE.” Foxboro and Jack’s Stang, fond memories in the coon! 2nd floor fire box, Lisa beating me in golf, “Lisa, don’t neck with me, it hurts.” Varsity Gymnastics, Spring Track, Italian Club, Pep Squad, Chess Club RENEE KAREN GEORGE “Time is but the stream I go a- fishing in. I drink at it but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is. I would drink deeper; fish in the sky, Whose bottom is pebbly with stars.” — Thoreau Cheerleading Co-Captain, Spring Track, Musicals, National Honor Society HEIDI SUE GERMAN ELTON JOHN ... You can always find Heidi in that “Red Impala”, ... and soon in her Baby Blue Camaro!!! Never had a bad weekend ... New Year’s Eve ’75 ... Headquarters. Some men see things as they are and ask “Why?” I dream things that never were and ask “Why not?” Pep Squad LISA JOAN GIANGRANDE Hey Lee, wanna skip? “I want one!” J.M. 8 8 75 W.W. 3 and 4 ... T.S., Exxon, Cape Cod R.I. ... June 17, B.P. “But Officer!” Good times happen together. “Crabs!” B.B. Chicago. You did it your way!!! All nighters and to the beach we go! More today than yesterday. Mecca forever. ROSS SCHUYLER GIBSON A smiling face is an earth like star, A frown can’t bring out the beauty that you are Love within and you’ll begin smiling There’s brighter days ahead. MARIANNE GIRARD JUA! Never will forget Warren. “Meet you at the two-headed lady”, Here comes Betsy, Fonzi, Harmony, Beetle Bomb, Max, Tears Vet Jet, Bad Blood, Pimp Mobile, but where’s JuaCa? . .. McDonald’s for lunch ... What yellow light? ... I got something in my pocket for you ... I love you. ROBERT A. GIRARD MATTHEW T. GIULIANI “We can secure other people’s approval, if we do it right and try hard; but our own is worth a hundred of it, and no way has been found out of securing that.” — Mark Twain Lacrosse, National Honor Society, Math Club JAMES F. GONSALVES MICHAEL T. GOODMAN “Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.” — Shakespeare WHSR Staff, Red and Black — Flashlight Team, Lacrosse, NSL President and Player (Caribous) ROSALYN M. GOSSELIN Hey, Inspector! Does it pass? ... Any more dents in the Goosemobile? . . . Lisa, give me that knife! W.W. 3 4 ... B.B. Chicago ... Lets hit the beach! ... T.S. 75 ... B E - Want some window jumping lessons? ... Where’d I put my glasses? ... I’ll be there in ONE second (sure!) ... Summer of 75. Volunteer Work, Band RICHARD GRABIEC AMY BREWER GRAY “Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.” — Romans 12:21 Winchester Hospital Volunteer, G.S., National Honor Society LYDIA GREENE “And so become yourself Because the past is just a goodbye - C.S.N. Y. PAUL GRADY PHILLIP GREEN “He was polite to his elders who disliked him. They told him to look before he leaped. He never once took the name of the Lord his God in vain, committed adultery or coveted his neighbor’s ... Major Major’s elders disliked him because he was such a flagrant nonconformist.” — Catch 22 Curtain Cue Traasurer, Philosophy Club Treasurer ELIZABETH ANNE GREENE “A thousand miles can lead so many ways ...” — Moody Blues JOSEPH A. GRIECCI “We never know the true value of friends while they live; we are too sensitive of their faults; when we have lost them, we only see their virtues.” - J.C. A.W. Hare Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Spring Track, Italian Club MARILYN ROSE GRIFONI Ghia’s death scenes ... stuck in the zone ... Sgt. Frongillo ... Officer Hill! ... Uncle Fred’s party ... the Casanova Kid ... hitch-hiking on Washington St ... Somerville grease ... daylight sarings ... Boston Ballet ... $10 for a Maggio ... National Honor Society, Italian Club, The Boston Ballet, CYO Shows ELLEN MARIE GUTHRIE GUTS — Pit stops, Coffee at Randalls, Musckles, Assemblies?, Saddle Shoes with character, Munchkin, Rye ’73, Big Ball Bowling ... ?!! Faire du Boire, Dexter?!! HELP! I’m going nuts! How many more days till VACATION?! ■■■■■I Swim Team, Softball, National Honor Society JAMES ALLEN HAFF ROBERT JOSEPH HALLISEY Haffway. The Log, Vette Alley, The Wall, all have been important in Jim’s high school education. Hallisey’s Jr. Prom saying. Floating around in school, getting Reverend after school. THE THREE STOOGES and THE BEATLES will remain forever. Court Psychiatrist. Lucky Ten? Burgers at 5 am. Future plans are to collect welfare. French Club HAL, Revrend, STIFF! Always remember the wall, parties at the log and cellar. Skippin school, few brews, or crusin’ around. Can be found with J.P. at the Alley or working on the “special”. Falling off Smitty’s car while under. Member of V.B.S. NEIL P. HAGGERTY “What’s her name?” — “Where did ya go?” — “No class?” — Dynamite!” — “I don’t care! I said No!” - “Hey Haggs” - (T.S., H.P., C.H., F.H. V.), H.G., 9 21 73, N.C., C.N. and T.N. - “Fourth period’s munch out time!” “What you do that for?” “Gotta get a job.” WILLIAM A. HAMILTON HAM! ... When are you having that party? Sure, I’ll get you a pair of levi’s cheap ... “67” Blue Stang ... Golden Oldies ... “50’s” DANCES ... Beach Boys “74” ... What d’ya mean coach? I AM running as fast as I can!! THE SHED ... Beach skip days!! Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Winter Track, Varsity Spring Track, National Honor Society, Student Union Representative PATRICIA JEAN HAGGERTY Haggs: Ahhh ... Kid! Will always remember Kitty’s, the baby in the tree, Chinese red lights. Bye Pat! “When Will I See You Again?” Marlene, I want my locker back! Fondest memories: Summer of ’75, V.A. CYO, Pep Squad GARY ELLIOTT HAMMOND Gary enjoyed: Racing moto-x, Driving Hot VWs, fixing VWs, going to Florida, going to Custurds, Getting out of Boston, Spinning with Paul, Fishing, and having a great time. PETER JUSTIN HALEY “(Excellence) ... the society is bettered not only by those who achieve it but by those who are trying.” — John Gardner Red and Black, Hockey ANNE HOLMES HARLOW “Yeah gettin’ by on gettin’ by’s my stock and trade Livin’ it day to day Pickin’ up the pieces wherever they fall Just lettin’ it roll Lettin’ the high time carry the low Just livin’ my life easy come easy g° — Jerry Jeff Walker Track, Moonshiner, Beathead A KENNETH J. HARRINGTON DANIEL P. HEFFERNAN HACKA ... Can usually be found in the G.T.O. with Anne ... Fells, Puberty Lane .. . New Year’s eve ... making fun of Derdo ... THE EYE BALL ... Sleeping out; Susas ... Palmer Mass .. . Where are we O.B ... Philosophy Club Hey Heff, wanna go on the Roof? ... Mud fight in Chico’s boat ... Getting beat up in Everett ... Party at Swannees’! I think he’s dead ... Where’s my bike? ... Cindy . . . Summer League Champs . .. Hey Gras, the doors opening! V.O. Football Team ... Chicago ... Higgins’ Party. Baseball Captain, Basketball Tri- Captain, Varsity Club. ANDREW J. HARRIS LISA HEISER (Emma.) ... Heiz, wanna go swimmin’? ... “This is a classic.” ... Claudia in higher circles ... St. Patrick’s Pack of Fools ... Hubbles Hatchery ... Hot Fiart Caps ... small change ... “this one’s on me Cess.” ... Tuma ... Hachacha . .. Blitz ... “You’re in the Army now!” ... Exit Stage Right!! Beav, Muffin, Peach, Rich, Sodie, Walts. Swim Team, Youth Marc, B- Squad, Bloodmobile, Girls Soccer, Intramurals PAMELA SUSAN HARTNETT “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” — Charles Dickens B-squad, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Softball, President Winchester Girls Baseball, Yearbook, Student Union, National Honor Society, French Club, Ski Club. J SCOTT A. HENDERSON Remember the Saturday nights that made the entire week easier to withstand ... The Joke Book ... The impendin g danger that lurks around you when you climb into the which leads to the painful knee operation ... AH! the Happiness of a Birdie!! MICHELLE RENEE HATCH “We are shaped and fashioned by what we love.” — Goethe Creative Writing Sassafras, Red and Black, Italian Club, Curtain and Cue, M.Y.F. ROBERT MICHAEL HERNON HONEYBEE . .. Anyone want to buy a pre-dented Vega? ... What happen Puerto Rican? ... J.P. Action ... Plenty of good times with Resto, O’Leary, Porto, Stackpole, Heff and others from the water fountain . . . M.O.T.W. ... Vette Alley Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Lacrosse, Student Union ELIZABETH K. HILLGER “So be it. Welcome, o life! i go to encounter for the millionth time the reality of experience and to forge in the smithy of my soul ...” — James Joyce HR-Hejka, Hej a.r.l. — Gor I hope you all find some happiness ROBERT W. HILLGER Well, I blew it! Can’t decide which one. Watch out for the telephone pole! ROB, WATCH OUT!! Mountains, here we come. Battery’s dead. What a BUMMER! Wildlife, James Harriet, lakes, and summits. Most important, all my friends. Veterinary Medicine or bust. Stage Crew ELIZABETH ANN HILLMAN And though I have found friends To help me along the way I know that in the end I must find my way ... alone Band, Concert Choir, Les Troubadors, Curtain Cue, Red and Black RUSSELL E. HOBBS TO TORTURE 10 PAIN 5 20 MORE PAIN 30 STILL MORE PAIN 40 TORTURE END A1 Lab” Math Team, WHSR-FM Hacker DIANE HODES “Can you see that sun outside? Can you feel it deep inside? Like a song, Like a long lost friend. HASN’T it been a long hard climb?” — Ron Danes “Who hears music, feels his solitude peopled at once.” — Robert Browning LISA HOLAHAN Lisa . . . can usually be found with the P.g’s, Little boys love candy! Babysitting in Wilmington? Medford Square chicks-Zoner. Midnight Swim! Urban Renewal. Decorating M.V.P. Fondest memories include: library hills, Confusion, Beach Boys — Is there a doctor in the house, Steak and Brew, Drunken Pilots. “But Lisa, we’re on a black dot trail with ten foot Jumps!!” DANIEL PARSONS HOLMES Danny. Hotlips ... on the trumpet. Turn your hair off, Holmes. I’m gonna work like hell next term! Friendly’s. Swan’s Island, Franconia, Gorham and . .. Canobie Lake. Does he really have gills? Sir William Morgan, Who’s on First? Naturally. Swim Team Captain, Band Vice President, Eagle Scout, National Honor Society, Stage Band, Forum LIANNE DORIS HOLT Ya, Wayner’s coming! . . . Bermuda again with P.I.T.B! ... What a kber! .. . “Inspiration for Navigation” Another letter! ... Oh my God! ... Elton’s coming! .. . Our act Juli! Please, not the parking lot!!! Philosophy Club, Curtain Cue, French Club, Pep Squad — From “I was a human in the JONATHAN C. HORSLEY Remember the moon, Paul, Hey, Woody where did your chick go, A.A., Tranny on the Audi, Paula O., Hammy, let’s cruise to the South, Nancy who, Elsinore, Tr 3, Cape, Teddy Bear. Soccer, Varsity Gymnastics KAREN M. IRITANO ANNE E LIZABETH HRITZAY “Come dance with the west wind And touch all the mountain tops Sail o’er the canyons and up to the stars. Reach for the heavens and hope for the future And all that we can be Not what we are. — John Denver Band, National Honor Society, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Red and Black Girl’s Sport Editor MICHAEL A. JEANNETTE The beach is a place where a man can feel He’s the only soul in the world that’s real Let the tide in and set me free. Hockey JOAN MARIE HUMPHREY The Bone! Third floor girl’s room, locker pictures, gym classes, Strange Birthday parties — Dancing with Mr. D! “Chickie!” Typical Taurus — stubborn! The South End of Woburn and Caruso’s, lazy, crazy summers (Hampton Beach!). Terry’s bon voyage party — Eugene’s Axe. Train kept a-rollin’ ... ! “Yahoo!” LISA MEGANNE JEFFREY Lisa can be found in a Mac 1, singing, or with Yawnny. Loves STEPHEN, “Y(our) Song”, Delmonte green beebes, and tacos. Moreass bites. Will always remember Jan. 4-11, Jr. Proms ... hum, flies at Plum Island and a certain practical joke, Right Mario? What’s the difference between a bunny and a rabbit? Les Troubadors, Student Union, Aberjona, Double Sextet AMY ELIZABETH HUNTER “The light which puts out our eyes is darkness to us. Only that day dawns to which we are awake. There is more day to dawn. The sun is but a morning star.” — Henry David Thoreau STUART PAUL JOHNIS Leather weather cruisin’, Buds, parties at Hal’s hanging at the Wall, tippin’ at the Log, raiding radical parties, Bup Wo, partying, Moving Co., 69 Chevelle SS — torturing sophs, at camp, dog sitters. School night highs. Football BARBARA LAURIE JONES Hey you guys do you think I can get in? Will you follow me if I walk in? Fondest memories include: Boston, a certain parking garage, concerts, cruising to Arlington, Cape ’75, and Jerry’s until 2. Pep Squad, Max Ed. CYNTHIA C. JONES “Call her moonchild Dancing in the shallows of a river Lonely moonchild Dreaming in the shadow Of the willow.” — King Crimson “And blah, blah, blah.” — Simon Garfunkel Post 505, Curtain and Cue, Red and Black, Philosophy Club, Action, Madrigals. KEVIN JULIAN LEILA KAKATSAKIS “search for the simple life that nature yields, rise free from cares and seek adventures.” National Honor Society, Band, Curtain and Cue, Spring Track, Red and Black, French Club SUZANNE E. KALMAN Strangers in the night, “Can you take a walk?”, “We’re the only ones out again,” “T-Turns, Log, Fells, Vette Alley, Brigham’s with C and T”, “I wonder what happened to Susan?” “My car won’t start,” The Pines, Bagel, Cabs, CYO, Train Station, Doomed, Sherlock and Cops, McDonald’s and Reese’s Cups, Midnight Rambler — good times, P.C.G.P.G., L.M. French Club, CYO, Volunteer Work PATRICIA KANE April Fools S.M. White On,Sir!! Mary’s C., C.Y.C., Bah-ha-ha — European, E.B. what ... N.Y.E., McAd’s party, P.D. at Marcia’s, Florida., Prom, Nancy’s ’68 Bomb, Flicks, good times B.H., V.A. and T.S. Fondest memories: Summers of ’74 and ’75. Varsity Swim Team, CYO, Youth Marc, Max Ed., Spring Track. JANE KASARJIAN Lady K ... Music Hall and D ominic at “Jay’s” . .. Uncle Fred’s party ... Casanova Kid ... parading in blue ... great big “threats” ... the Ghia’s deaths ... The Zone and on Kenwin ... “$10 for a Maggio on Hillcrest!” Boston Ballet, Aberjona, Student Union, Band, Summer Band ROBERT B. KENNEDY King Kaye, King of the lesser leathers. Huggin’ Mickey Finlands Saturday nights. Out with the guys cruising in the Kaye-Mobile and partying all the time. Can’t forget the old club siesta and clubbing time with the outlaws. Don’t forget all the boys; Snake, Mouse, Ceff, Lang, Boulder, John, Ski, Tank, Coke, Bottles, The Sophomore Crowd and Fonzarelli. Spanish Club, French Club Treasurer MARIANNE KENNEY “There’s a place you dream about where your thoughts can be s till It’s in between the land of smiles, close by the sunshine hills The love wind blows out of the south and a friend strolls down the lane You wake up and the clouds roll in, it’s going to rain again.” — Livingston Taylor Curtain and Cue, Les Troubadors, WHSR-FM, National Honor Society, French Club, Philosophy Club, Red and Black, Tennis. GERARD KIVNEY Biographies are but the clothes and buttons of the man — the biography of the man himself can not be written. Hockey Co-Captain, Lacrosse, Student Union BRIAN J. KIMBALL B.J., Summer of ’75, Shaefer: Burgers at 5 a.m. M.O.T.W., “Bingo”, Take off that hat! Fred’s bomb, Magical Mystery Tour. Death cruise, L.M. N.B. “Nice legs”, Let’s kill another hitchhiker Rose! The alley. PAULA MARIE KIMBALL Fondest memories include Vermont ’74 and Nancy’s midnight walks. Wilmington parties and P.G.’s ... “Sunny” Daytona and Mattapoisett will always bring a smile. Decorating M.V.P. and a library hill? CYO shows ... Ricky I’m serious! l.Ox 1.0 = 2.0 Spanish Club, Youth Marc, CYO WILLIAM A. KRUEGER “In everything you do, put God first and He will direct you and crown your efforts with success.” — Proverbs 23:6 Band, Stage Band, Chorus ALLAN ROBERT KRUSELL AI will remember avoiding tickets, the Beach, misplacing the Mopar, Hyannis blue torino, waxing on the parkway. Al won’t remember country club, Rick’s kegs, Richard’s ex-porch, Drive-ins, rides in the Mustang. Band, Jazz Band ALEXANDRA F. KINCAID “Green fields and rolling hills Room enough to do what we will Sweet dreams of yestertime Are running through my mind Of a place I left behind.” — Carole King MARLENE B. LAFAUCI Marls ... La Fooch, I spy, 5-M train station, Vette Alley cruising, Medford (L-M) it’s the cops! We’ll go back, Get your license. “We’re doomed, I tell you.” No, really, no, I want a nice big one! You’re not getting your locker back. I got one! DENNIS ARTHUR LAMAR What’s a Matador? ... totaled. Pencap ... Downbeat Sheeze ... I’m gonna work like hell next term! ... The limmo . .. Talented Tex ... The 3 cons: Copy these logs?, Busing, Ted’s mid-year ... B.R. and M.F. ... Give me 10 minutes ... Is there a God? Band, WHSR-FM, Red and Black Flashlight Team, National Honor Society SUSAN ANN LANDRY Oh wow! ... Let’s go to Essex!! Wadda you high? Who’s Vanilla?! .. . oh yeah E.J. B.B. concerts! CPAC ... a blue corvette, ... now a maroon jeep! Shipbuilders 8 C.C. in elementary school! ... me too! Jane, where’s Billy! . .. We gotta see them, I’m going crazy, conomo Brian always! Take it easy Have Fun. Swim Team THERESA LANE Bindles — disco — Judy Lane’s little sister. RM North End, Bill Bob’s — “I’m so embarrassed!” Never forget losing Janet. “Games people play.” “Oh, did I tell you?” Mine Joan’s 16th, “wicked” “ Stretch ” “But Annette, he’s short!” — Annette, Janet, Joan, Paula. O.T.M.G. Basketball, Softball, CYO Show WILLIAM ANDREW LANG MARGARET E. LANGLEY Can never forget: burning pom¬ poms, Let’s take a vote. O.K., the rules start here ... Decorating with newspapers? You’ll never have to wait for Renee. Paper bags with holes. What’s the funny part? Oh, we’ve never been rained out. Who’s bald? Radicals. Oh, and ahh, O.B. Cheerleading Co-Captain MARY ANNE LANGONE Remember all the good times. Never forget Alleys, Cowboy Song, favorite sayings, “P.A.F., B.B.I.T.W.” Hit the floor and Can I have a piece of gum? Ed — 7 7 75 Surprise party at Cal’s — cruisin’ to find Desh for D.P. and telephone conversations with Dianne. Dianne, “No I don’t.” Mary, “Yes you do!” Pep Squad DIANE LAWTON Now the golden tide of Summer slowly ebbs, and the children of the sun say farewell to sand and surf... But wrapped into their dreams in Fall and Winter ... will be memories of their island idyll. Curtain Cue, Softball PAULA SUSAN LEACH Can I help you? Super Biff, it’s too late for bagles, cold duck, broke the freezer, P.P.H., McDonald’s and Reese’s cups, Poison Ivy, water balloons, I? ... Ha-Cha-Cha, Shine ON! — it wasn’t me! Youth Marc, Squad, W.H. Volunteer ROBERT M. LEPPZER DIANE MARIE LOVETERE “Schools are still like prisons ’cause we don’t learn how to live and everybody learns to take, nobody learns to give.” — Arlo Guthrie WHSR-FM, Action ’76, WHS- TV, Philosophy Club “Di-rea”, Summer of ’75, Tuesdays — “One of These Crazy Old Nights!”, the Arlington P.L. Gang, the Cape — Intruders S. and G., M.V.P., Papa Gino’s every night, “I Dare you!”, “Night Y’All!” Pep Squad JANET MARY L’ESPERANCE sometimes the lights all shinin’ on me, other times i can barely see, lately it occurs to me — what a long, strange trip it’s been — garcia, lesh, wier and hunter WHSR-FM DAWNA JEAN LOVETT “When diving into the pool of happiness, don’t do a bellyflop!” — Bazooka Joe ANNE LEVINSON Learn from yesterday, Live for today, Hope for tomorrow ... National Honor Society, Field Hockey Co-Captain, Varsity Basketball, Softball Co-Captain, Red and Black, Aberjona Editor JACQUELINE RACHEL LOWE “And the best is yet to come And it’s getting so much better Than anything I’ve known And I’ve know-oh, yes — the best is yet to come.” — Carole King Varsity Field Hockey, Band, WHSR-FM, French Club, A berjona ANNE LIMONGELLI “Bumper” remember Maine and its thrills. Yarmouth, New Hampshire, Mach 1, Horn Pond, “I think they’re gonna beat us up!” Let’s go to my house for lunch. Vette Alley and crusin’. “Do you have any unmixed coffee brandy?”, “Ah, there’s a lizard in my suitcase!” Track WILLIAM T. MACDONALD “The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginning.” — Ivy Baker Priest Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Basketball MICHAEL H. MACDONNELL Student Council, Student Union, Regional Student Advisory Council, Ski Club, Spanish Club Secretary, Forum ROSE-MARY MACKAY Glory and love, Which we run after, Are only shadows, Of the dream that we will follow. ALISON JEAN MACLEOD If the mad past on which my life is based were firm; Or might be blotted; But the whole of life is mixed And should I drink oblivion of a day So shorten I the stature of my soul. Action, Curtain Cue, Chorus, Max-Ed DONALD A. MACNAMARA LADIES and Gentlemen . .. WOLFMAN! Plastic Bag. Do you think she hates me? The Alley once a year. Lousy Jokes, or whatever. NO MAC. F.R. MAC. Water skiing in sneakers, J.V. soccer. Hold it, my shoe fell off. Show down with Kimball. D.P., incomplete Moron. S.S. in New Hampshire. Soccer ROBERT MAGGIO JOAN CHRISTINE MAHONEY “One day the sun shall shine more brightly than ever he has done, shall perchance shine into our minds and hearts and light up our whole lives with a great awakening light, warm and serene and golden as on a bankside in autumn.” — Henry David Thoreau MARILYN MACLEOD JOSEPH E. MAHONEY � MICHELE A. MANDEVILLE Always remember Thanksgiving ’74 ... goal posts, Monday nights!! Hampton ... the dunes ... SGF. Bootin’ again. Where’s the bathroom! G.M. ... 1000 + . The raids. I don’t get it? Sleeping Out!! Campfire and marshmallows! P.D. Escort. Sept. 3, 1975 ... the gallon. Let’s tango in the shade!! Woburn High on Vi days ... for what?? Anne’s car ... the trunk?! JAMES EDWARD MARKHAM Barney, Auburn, D.O.D., Backlane, Marycliff, Log, Water Fountain, M.O.T.W., Vette Alley, 8 16 75, U.S.M.T., Bout with Magoo, AELOM, “Can we be friends?” “No” R.K., Rexall, Pool hopping, Jr. Prom, Dumping P.H., P.U.P.B., Getting kicked out of porno shop, Zone with Casey. Varsity Golf, Soccer, U.S.D.T. JEANNE PAULA MARCOUS “The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” — Bernard Shaw — Man and Superman Philosophy Club President, Student Union, French Club, National Honor Society JANET LEE MARINO R.T. Planet, Aerosmith, Beach Boys, Partying! Good times! Our table. Ramada Inn room 12, Halloween ’74, Billy Jack, Burt baby, Summer ’75. 143 SCOTT DENISE M. MARINI Usually to be found in the library, endeavouring to look busy. Likes include selling tomatoes and getting lost in Lexington. Dislikes studying and a certain person. Will always remember the train ride home . . . Made in Japan ... No return address needed, just look for “TO OPEN: CHEW ALONG DOTTED LINE.” National Honor Society, Aberjona Editor JUDITH MARKO Lord, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, The courage to change the things I can, And the wisdom to know the difference.” — Unknown Swim Team, French Club, Spanish Club Vice President, Curtain Cue, National Honor Society DON G. MARTIN “Hey Don get on my shoulders.” ... “Hustle P.C.” ... Mattapan — P.C.” ... Mattapan — $32.00 ... ENKA ’75-6 Big ones ... Hawk eye ... with Heff and P.C. ... “At least we saw the second period.” ... Eager ... Hassling Swany ... and New Orleans. Varsity Soccer, Varsity Wrestling MARIANNE E. MATTHEWS A bell is not a bell until you ring it, A song is not a song until you sing it, Love in your heart is not there to stay. Love is not love till you give it away. Curtain Cue i FREDERICK V. MAUGER. JR. Rick will remember — The Chevy wagon ... 12 30 74 .. . Dropping Tommy’s date off . .. New Year’s Eve Hot Chocolate ... Sud’s trash can ... Bedford?? Later, much later ... Ordering a keg, or two .. . Hitting Jasper’s with McCarth ... Track Pegs, not necessarily in that order ... Thanks Mr. Kline. Soccer, Winter Track Captain, All-Star Team, Spring Track Captain SUSAN G. MC ADAM McAd - Y.S.A.J. Top Hat; I came with 7 friends ... ; Rye Beach; July 4th; P. H.S.F.; Freezing in the tents; K.D.J.D. Rats, Boston; Log, F.H., V., H.P., T.S., V.A., Who’s going in — Tricia?!!; 9 13; T.G., R.A.S., Huma-Huma; 1 13 75 What Bumming Out?; F’em; Vehicle. Tumblettes Co-Captain, Winter Spring Track, Spanish Club, CYO, Youth Marc ELLEN C. MC CARTHY “I have found life an enjoyable, enchanting, active and sometimes terrifying experience, and I’ve enjoyed it completely. A lament in one ear, maybe, but always a song in the other.” — Sean O’Casey Curtain Cue President, Secretary, and Board of Directors, Les Troubadors, Philosophy Club, Sophomore Class Vice President, Concert Choir, B-Squad Field Hockey JOHN JOSEPH MC CARTHY Jack will remember Midnight Auto, Stealing Mopars Stoplights in Stoneham? Rides to the beach, McDonald’s at Burger King, I feel fine ... Racing Rick at Frank’s, Jasper’s ... He won’t remember Rick’s kegs? Varsity Football, Basketball, Spring Track PATRICIA ANN MC CARTHY “Life, believe, is not a dream So dark as sages say; Oft a little morning rain Foretells a pleasant day.” — Charlott e Bronte National Honor Society, French Club PETER A. MC CARTHY “Funny faces, full of love and laughter, Funny places, Summer nights and streetcars take me back, To the world gone away, Boyhood memories, Seem like yesterday, Old Days, On my mind and in my heart to stay.” — Chicago MICHAEL K. MC CULLY “This is not the end, This is not even the beginning of the end, But perhaps, this is the end of the beginning.” — Winston Churchill Red and Black Editor, President of National Honor Society, Tennis CAROL ANN MC ELHINNEY “Marol” will never forget cruisin’ with Mimer and Andy .. . Let me do the navigating! “Boot it!” Can’t live wihtout MMB’s, M + M’s, PBJ’S, and Peppachoni Pizzas! And you must remember that CA was “so excited!” Softball, Youth Marc, Student Council, Student Union WILLIAM M. MC GINTY JAMES GORDON MC INTOSH “I do my thing and you do your thing, I am not this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other it’s beautiful.” — Fredrick S. Perle JOHN VINCENT MC ISAAC “There is nothing so powerful as Truth — And often nothing so strange.” — Daniel Webster KATHLEEN ANN MC KENNA Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it. The more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, It comes and softly sits on your shoulders. — L. Richard Lessor National Honor Society, French Club, Curtain Cue, Orchestra, CYO KERRY P. MC KENNA Canada, H.S. — I hate him ... Annisquam — Are you open? 3:00 a.m. immigrant! ... OOOOBA ... U.R., but wait, Primo’s, T.R., Mahoneys, Radical! ... Who-me? Toot, C.F. Log GA Woburn party. QF-now? OK ... hee-hee ... Canada, SPR. Radio Station, Winter Track, Spring Track, Cheerleader McGint — who threw the mailbox? will never forget: Kathy 10-11-74, Midnight auto, the rese, stunt driving, McGint’s 57, and Frank, we had a little accident. Wants to forget: Aerosmith concerts, 50’s dances, rides with Rick. Varsity Football, Baseball Captain MOIRA MC GOLDRICK May the road rise to meet you May the wind be always at your back May the sun shine warm upon your face May the rain fall soft upon your fields And, until we meet again May God hold you in the palm of his hand. Student Union — Vice Chairman, Student Council, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Softball Co- Captain, French Club, Youth Marc ELIZABETH M. MC GOVERN Liz: Always found crusin in the “Fonz” Hey lady you’ve got kidneys ... 6:30 p.m. tension, Bubble gum Saturday, 100 miles in N.H. by S.B. Another flat? Party time, “Munch we better write a book” “Let’s go beeping.” L.L.R.O.H.P. NANCY ELLEN MC HUGH Tooter, Tooter Mental!! Immac 8 years?! .. . Halloween “74 + 75” ... Ronald 12 22 74!! . . . Senior Prom “75” . . . Burdette? Boston trips ... Rats McCads, Beach Boys 11 23 74 ... C.C. - Hungo 10 26 74!! M. O.T.W. Log, T.S., V.A., H.P., N. C., P.M. Izzies? Sophomore Class Secretary, Spanish Club, Youth Marc, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Softball, G.l.C. Secretary, Student Union Secretary RICHARD L. MC KENNEY SHARON LEE MC NULTY Cat Fish will remember “Friday Nights” at Bear’s, Big wheels rolling, Standards and Burnouts ... Donuts at the Buildings ... Deals at Howdys ... Chases ... Cat Fish ... Hit the Homs. There’s a car ... I know, there’s the pole ... Forget it Klutz ... one more Slitz. Just Beginning. “GEO” - 12 22 74, Cruisin around in a “67” Chevelle “SS” and finding MARK at the wheel! New Years Eve “75”! . . . Concerts, Beatles, “Trans Am’s” ... ‘Rarnada Inn Room 12!! “Ya Sure”!! “How Big, Real Big” ... Guggies and ‘GERBER’S!!! Headquarters!! MiMi! Pep Squad. TIMOTHY P. MC LAUGH LIN Tim . .. “Mica,” will remember summer “75” ... “What are you doing here?” poker nights, pushing cars, working? “Fix the mirror” — red grill lights. “Some Day!” ... won’t remember Kg’s- Cold D„ 12 31 74. Varsity Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse, 2 3 Jazz Band, Sophomore Class BRIAN R. MC NUTT TURTLE: Remember “Friday Nights” at Bear’s Goodtimes ... CATFISH ... THE BOY’S 17th Birthday Party! S-Jeep ... The Contie ... PANDY 3 21 75 . .. It’s gonna be one of those mights Bear, which one Doogie? ARDY ... CRASH is driving- watch out... Varsity Soccer, J.V. Lacrosse. J.V. Wrestling, JEAN MARIE MC NAMARA Brighams T.S., Vette Alley, I love you, Once is not enough, Strangers in the night, Cabs, C.Y.O., Midnight Rambler, We’re all doomed, The Pines, St. Mary’s, McCall dances, Fells, B B, Can you take a walk, Where’s Susan, Pajama parties, MacDonalds, Come on let’s do it. C.Y.O. KATHLEEN MARY MC PHEE “Summer of 75” — Jr. Skip Day when P.K. yelled “Help”, Boobie and M.D. — “Marg’s Serprico’s? at Aku-Aku” and Steak and Brew, “I need gas”, Maroon Jaguar, Hood riding on Parkway, “That car is Decent!”, Folding towels at “B B” ... Harvard Square Puns. French Club, Spanish Club. mm WAYNE E. MC NEILL Mac! We will always remember the Copley Plaza “74”, Chateau De Ville “75”, Sheepfold Summer “75” .. . 4 12 71 ... Just couldn’t leave BEAR’S cellar, Always remember the Mick’s. Soccer, Football, Wrestling. ROBERT W. MERENDA THE BEAR! Friday nights, Only two ... How Many, Catfish’s Bender, McNutt’s 17th ... You should see the cellar, It’s a Load ... Get on it, Found waxing the Buicks, Where’s Dave’s Cooler? Ride of “75” S-Jeep, We’ll see McNeill, Party next Friday. 85 CYNTHIA BLANCHE MILLER Remember the summer of 75 — Holy fribbles, Arlington, MVP, Friday nights, meeting Mark, One of those crazy old nights. Itchy? The mound. Oh What a summer. Pep Squad, French Club. WILLIAM S. MONAHAN Monty ... Marycliff ... log ... M.O.T.W. ... Water fountain, Who threw the mailbox? Tripping to Subury with Bariff! Summer ’75 Bionic tan, cruising the Cape, tripping without leaving town. This is the beginning where’s the end? Don’t worry you won’t get out of this world alive. Varsity Football, Track, Varsity Lacrosse WAYNE ROBERT MILLS The inability to do well in a class with teachers named Doc, counting the seconds until 2:23, listening to teachers’ bad jokes, listening to the teachers as they talk for the last three minutes of class instead of letting us go early. Basketball Tri-Captain RICHARD F. MINUTOLI Overwork is a dangerous thing. Varsity Football, Varsity Winter Track, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Spring Track, Italian Club JOHN P. MONDEAU “I am not a number. I am a free man!” — The Prisoner WHSR-FM Station Manager, WHS-TV, Curtain Cue, Band, Orchestra, Concert Choir CAROLYN J. MOONEY “Ever drifting down the Stream- Lingering in the golden gleam — Life, what is it but a dream?” — Lewis Carroll Tennis Co-Captain, Orchestra, Red and Black, Winter Track, Creative Writing Club NANCY M. MOLEA AELOM ... Kid, Fells Vettes, 1 9 75 J.M.C.O.D. 8 16 75 Nancy the veteran, “shining moons” What cheese? Do I have a fever? Brooks Manor excuse me sir! It’s over your head! stop picking on me!!! Italian Club, Pep Squad, CYO MARTHA E. MOORE “I never found the companian that was so companionable as solitude.” — Thoreau Curtain Cue, Board of Directors, Action, Double Sextet, Los Companeros, Orchestra, Concert Choir, National Honor Society CAROL JEAN MUELLER “All our yesterdays are summarized in our now, and all the tomorrows are ours to shape.” — Hal Borland CYO, Band, Stage Band, National Honor Society, Track THOMAS PATRICK MULLINS Moon, Swim class, limited, 6th period, 7 dollar drink, Jr. Prom, contour, The Bam, Maverick, Emerson’s, Holiday Inn, Kev’s party, catch that van, Gibber, Froggy, Nose, Pizza, Horse, Woody, Breath, Beach Boys concert, streaking Everett Ave., fishing trip, 5 6 75, Sus 11 8 74 Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Track ANTHONY F. MULONE Tony, Chico, Backlane, Marycliff, Log, M.O.T.W., Vette Alley, Water fountain, U.S.M.T., ’66 white Mustang, Mahers, “Being stopped 6 times in one night!!” Chicago with Heff, July 9th Hillary, Overlook Way, 50’s, “Yeah and You on Thursdays.” Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Cross Country, U.S.D.T. JOHN E. MULVANEY Muls ... “Cessy, let me drive your car.” “I’m gonna get one this weekend.” “How did I land in the toilet??” New Year’s Eve s.s.m.s. Too Tall For Pants, preppy, Tag team with O, sunken driveways, Madness at U. Maine, D.S. Bottles of Nothing M.U.F.A.C.A. Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Winter Track, Varsity Spring Track Monk ... Like a true Italian ... Crashes parties stewed ... Like a rhinestone Cowboy ... Don’t Forget the Little Armenian Shut down at ’50’s ... Crash and Aladdia Lamp . .. What about NBC . . . Who’s that cute blonde??? ELIZABETH RUTH MORESCO “Just do the steps that you’ve been shown By everyone you’ve ever known Until the dance becomes your very own No matter how close to yours another’s steps have grown In the end there’s one dance you’ll do alone.” — Jackson Browne French Club, Philosophy Club, Curtain Cue, Tutoring, Track, WHSR-FM CHRISTOPHER L. MORGAN Sir William, Hey man, don’t park there! Foof, Breakfast at 5:30?, New Year’s at Jen’s, Jr. Prom all- nighter, Franconia Swanson’s, An order of fries and sixstraws, to go, Squeaky Springs, Good¬ bye, bye, bye . .. Band, Jazz Band, Soccer, Gymnastics, National Honor Society MICHELLE MOUNTAIN Mich ... “You can’t get into Canada with red socks.” 4 24 75, Fells, Resi, Vette Alley and cruisin’. “My name is J.M.” Hampton with Belt. “Hey Mac, how’s your classic?” 8 23 75 Green Lollipop from kid, “I’m glad I went to Jenny’s” ... TWB!!! JOSEPH EDWARD MORANDI French Club, Swim Team KATHLEEN M. MURPHY Alias “Murph”. will always remember S.D. ... Cambridge .. . Hockey Games ... Fizzes ... Bubble gum surprises ... close call Jr. Prom ... cut-up sessions ... AKU AKU ... nickel a roll ... “W.G.H.” ... Randall’s ... “I’m contagious.” ... “Murph’s advice column” ... will always love Jackie. Spanish Club PAMELA JEAN MURPHY “And it goes on and on, watching the river run, Further and further from things that we’ve done, Leaving them one by one. And we have just begun, watching the river run, Listening and learning and yearning, Run, river, run.” — Loggins and Messina Manager Girls Gymnastic Team MARY ANNE MUSTO Mary ... Fake throw up, April Fools, S.M. White On! Sir! Sir! My convertible “Calm your Canakaz” ... Bah-ha-ha European McAd’s Slumber Party ... New Year’s Eve Chicago ... Blade ... Summers of ’74 ’75 Log, T.S., H.P., V.A. ... We are DOOMED! Who’s going in? Trisha! Rotary, Self Service Beach ... Ralph. JEAN ELIZABETH MYETTE MUNCH!! What are we doing here?! “Chris?!” ... “Jean?!” MWEE-MWAA! Good times. Canadian Borders ... Is New York City Big? “Fonz” Laughing! What’s your name? EURRRRRRRR! 2 5 t ? Mmmmmmmm! ’73 ... ? Impala’s! The Blue Parrot. Two- headed lady. 9 5 75. Future plans: Little Charlie’s with dimple’s! J W ANN LOUISE NADEAU MEMORIES ... peel rubba ... surf ... E E ... Mickies ... mags ... CYO show ... Panda Bear . .. The King and I ... the 4 Extractions ... Uhumm! ... any mints? ... Horse is no. 1 ... Hull and the beach ... the coat ... faces ... the surprise breakfasts ... Bergersons ... Roller-coaster hill, weee! ... Look, no hands ... Florida and pennies in the pool ... Duh!! Field Hockey B-Squad, French Club, Winchester Hospital Volunteer PAMELA JANE NASH Hey! See you at the two-headed Lady! ... This is true! ... Days at the Mystics! ... there’s May, Betsy, Fonz, Harmony and the Beetlebomb! Where’s Juagar? coke in a Bottle ... the Moody Blues ... what do you mean, what am I doing? ... Hey Jua! ... Spanish Club, Dramatics JOSEPH NELSON KATHRYN MARY NOBLE “You are the fellow who has to decide, Whether you’ll do it, or toss it aside You are the fellow who makes up your mind, Whether you’ll lead or linger behind Whether you’ll try for a star that’s afar, Or just be content to stay where you are, Take it or leave it, there’s something to do, Just think it over, it’s all up to you!” MARK A. O’BRIEN ’75 Football camp, “O.B.” Hot dog contest Black bomb Camaro Mustang, GTO, Caddy, Summer school for football. Where’s Peg. Weekend fights (honey) hit head on ladder O.B. going to college? Football practices (Nibs you O.K.) Weeknights red eyes. Fells parties (BRAWL) (The Family) Varsity Football CARL F. OCKERBLOOM LAWRENCE M. O’GRADY Long Beach, Rats, Rockaway, TEQ, Mellow, Water Skiing till 8, on a scale 1-10, cruising to Crane’s around the Cape, 6th per. of ’74, Vettes, CC, Sheepdog, Water Fountain, Lissa (Ciamp.). PQ’s Nov. 22 9 3 4 Hockey JAMES PAUL OLDACH Dreams of the P.G.A. . .. P.R. Man ... Hot weather and Palm trees, “Never up, never in.” Baseball, Basketball, Golf MICHAEL O’LEARY “O” ... The Headmaster ... fells 9th grade ... Enka 73? ... Horseshoes ... Higgs while it lasted ... Jr. Prom ... May ’75 G.A.R. ... Hampton ... Bean Pot ... Sock Hop June ’75; Looks Like Icing! Shut outs bring a smile; WROR, The FONZ and ELVIS, rank high ... Three Musketeers. Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Hockey MARTHA ISOLA PACETTI Remember my America, Beach Boys — Chicago Concert .. . Dunkin’s Friendly’s, S altwater Hill Top, Blue Bomber, grind!! . .. Banging another Uie, Let’s party, No that’s queer. Swim Team Tri-Capt., Gymnastic Mngr, Softball Mngr., Youth Marc, Spanish Club WILLIAM W. PAGLIA Little Mother, Got the Wheels? Good Times in Sunapee, Hampton, Good Harbor . . . Skinny, Rubard, Wolfey, Herb ... Summer of “75” Dueling in the bird ... Bones, Let’s go bag some breakfast... Wait a second, M.K. — Miracles . .. Varsity Soccer, Baseball, Hockey Italian Club PAULA MARIE PALUMBO Paula can usually be found with STEVE in a white Pontiac ... Senior Prom “73” . .. Vette Alley . . . CYO Florida Trip . . . “Killing Me Softly” ... B.B. Concert ... New Hampshire Weekend ... Junior Prom “75” ... “Across 110th Street” ... French Fries Fondest Memories S.B. 2 20 73 Future Plans include a nursing career and marriage Varsity Swim Team Capt., Italian Club sr GULAY PAMIR CAROL PARKER PIERRE, Summer of ’75 — Somerville, D.A. and G.G., Arlington Parking Lot, I.F., B.G., P.R., R.G., one of these crazy old nights, MVP, Kuhhhh, Friendly’s, Papa Gino’s, WP, TP ripoff Pep Squad, Curtain and Cue, National Honor Society, French Club ANGELA FRANCESCA PATTI Lean on me when you’re not strong I’ll be your friend, I’ll help you carry on For it won’t be long Til I’m gonna need Somebody to lean on. French Club DIANE MARIE PELUSO C.C.W.H.S.D.T. - Follow That Van - FIND CROAK and DESH - T.D. - SHUT UP MAC Surprise party Cals ... B.Y.O.B. — Don’t tell John!! Remember ... Town D. - “75” - M.B. - oopssSPLASH!!! Humarock and Skipdays — T.S. — (Z-28) Cruisin with Bird-Man-P.T.A. — you dropped your muffler — R.F.B.A. — Summer ’75 — Pep Squad, Class representative, (c.c.) WHS D.T., French Club KATHLEEN ANN PELUSO Kathy’s usually found in platforms and a Pinto. Hopes to teach special education. Remember Summer “75”, MALDEN, Kathy and two wheels don’t mix, Found with Kenny in Yellow Impala. Let’s go to the Park. Lakeside, Dynamite comes in small packages. Italian Club Secretary, Pep Squad, Field Hockey, Winchester Hospital Volunteer, WHSR FM RICHARD CHARLES PENNA Dick will remember Kathy, waxing on the parkway, dreaming about 427’s, blue lights, go karts, drags, gaining Jensens and 60Y, mt forever. Dick won’t remember kegs, cottages, Bob’s house, drive- ins, and cold duck bottles. Hockey ROSEMARY ANNE PENTA Rosie, Remember Hampton with Marie — the kisses! CYO Shows, Florida, V.A., Brooks Manor ... Cruisin through Medford; and Nancy’s moons! (L.M.) “Jenny la la, come on!” Memories of ... Jr. Prom, Beach Boys, Emersons and Pool Hopping!? ... Lissa, and Kirk’s friend? ... What? And of course ... SWANEE — 10 26- 74!! CYO, Italian Club, Cheerleader, Youth Marc STEPHEN JOHN PERRA “I am being driven forward Into an unknown land. The past grows steeper, The air colder and sharper. A wind from my unknown goal Stirs the strings of Expectation.” — Dag Hammerskjold Concert Choir, Curtain and Cue, Les Troubadors, Italian Club, Red and Black JANET LYNN PHILLIPS Flips; Jenny la la ... Sneakin’ parties ... Medfa, L.M., Look ... NICE, “I’m starving” Dr. Quine; “You coming, Ciamps?” Vettes, Fells, “Rosie slow down!” Brooks Manor: Jr. Prom ... “Loan from the bank,” Deeds! Janet and Marie the chemists, SURE! “The Waltors” “your Unbelievable” 10 26 74 Band, Basketball, Softball, CYO, Pep Squad, Intramurals, Spanish Club MARK PICHLER CAROLE ANNE PIERCE “You give but little when you give of possesions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” — Kahlil Gibran Varsity Basketball, Field Hockey, Varsity Club, Teacher Aid, National Honor Society MARIA LYNNE PILATO Pilats, I spy, sprinklers, Is that his car? That’s not a Pontiac! “Isn’t anybody rowdy?” Triangle! Okay, who opened the Bulkhead!? Vette Alley cruisin’. Left blinker bang a right. TEN? Where’s_? “Let’s leave notes on their cars.” Writing D.L.P. Swim Team, CYO, Pep Squad MARY ELIZABETH PORTER “September, like a tawny cat, sleeps on the hillside dreaming in golden sun of now and here unmindful that gears are somewhere shifting the seasons on towards at time of falling leaves and snow.” — Bonnie May Malody Tumblette, Varsity Gymnastics, Student Union, National Honor Society DOREEN FRANCIS PRATT chez!! Malden, haning monkey, headquarters, dead end roads, concerts — Shannana, Our Table, Ramada Inn Room 12, “Lio”, Shut up, Partying, Angie, Summer ’75!!! You’ll always find Doreen cruising around in that certain car!! Looking forward to ’76. Pep Squad AMY FURLONG PUFFER “I am being driven forward Into an unknown land. The pass grows steeper, The air colder and sharper. A wind from my unknown goal Stirs the strings of Expectation.” — Dag Hammerskjold Varsity Field Hockey, Red and Black Editor, Jr. Class Secretary, Student Union, National Honor Society PAUL ROBERT QUERZE Hay Quer-Say what ya say? How about another party? Cruising in ’65 VW, 3-360’s “is that a record?” Woody you got a hard head, look at that windshield! Nimble going to Ar-r-rt. Carl remember Henry VIII. next one is on me. The Comer. ■ SUSAN LILLIS QUINE Quine ... directions to Water St. Moon, 11 8 74 Make up to break up. Ripped pants and straw pocketbooks. great scott what a lawn! excuse me sir? February Wedding, he left me alone at the party! p.b.f. No, she’s carsick! Christmas eve. 5 6 75, Tom Youth Marc, Red and Black, Aberjona, French Club, Pep Squad CAROLYN JEAN RAE Paul . . . 3 9 74, 10 26 75, D D’s, W.G.H., Pepsi, “Am I late?” Jethro Tull, “Wondering Aloud” M.B.’s punch, “frizzes” Drive-In, Close call at the junior prom, cut up sessions, “I think we’re lost!” cruisin, the duck pond, the tunnel, yellow roses, N.H. packyruns ... etc. NANCY RANZO Ranz, Nance, Marsh, Me Ad’s party, bike riding-4 a.m., N.C., Wingaersheek, ’68 Bomb, European, Beach Boys, Hampton Log, T.S., H.P., Turtie’s, Fonzie — vaseline, Hemmoroids, K.I. cuz, Bish, party-pooper, Moosto, Who’s goin’ in ... Tricia?!!, V.A., J.D., Cols-1-12, Vehicle, ’50’s, P.S., Chicks. Band, French Club, Youth Marc DAVID CLARK REDPATH Red. Schaeffer Stadium, burgers at 5 am, sleeping in Bill’s trunk. Alley wall, Mahers, Emerson’s, water fountain, Daytime Dudes, Bad Luck with colt and Ganders house, New Year’s downtown ... bad, Common Bust almost, Rocky Robin, ah! my neck. Swienies cottage, Wedding moons. “Whup- woe”. GEORGANNE C. REECE Sweaties! Beach Boys, K.J., T.S., New Year’s Eve ’73 ’74, one’s wider, Higg’s parties, 4 16 74, Vice Gripo, Sr. Prom, 6 4, CSNY pink champagne, 9 28 74, apple picking, G.A.!, “Si-ig-gy, where is he?”, P J, doorbells at midnight, February Wedding, 5 3 75, 5 am??? RADICAL, immigrant, are you open?, Woburn party, handcuffs, L.M.!! ... CYO, Swim Team Co-Captain, Varsity Winter Track, Cheerleader MICHELE N. REESE Will never forget Mr. Goat 90 mph — Timex watch testing, H.S.H.S., Reese’s P.B. Cups, dry heeves, NAN!!! Best times with George Charger, DIAMOND! T.S., 5 12 73, Jr. beach party, 128 fences, a fire in the ashtray! You Are the Sunshine of My Life ... A.M.L.T.Y. George Photography JAMES I. RAWDING “Never say never; With that frame of mind nothing is impossible.” — Jim Rawding National Honor Society MICHAEL REEVES KATHLEEN REGAN “Beauty is truth, — truth Beauty, — that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.” — John Keats Les Troubadors, French Club, CYO Show KEVIN THOMAS REINHARDT Integrity without knowledge is weak and useless, and knowledge without integrity is dangerous and dreadful. LAUREN F. RENTEL Don’t follow where the path leads. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail! Curtain Cue, Red and Black Editor Philosophy Club Secretary, Action ’75, National Honor Society LESLIE ANNE RENTEL “Rise free from care before the dawn, and seek adventure, Let the noon find thee by other lakes, and the night overtake thee everywhere at home. Grow wild according to thy nature.” — Thoreau WHSR-FM, Philosophy Club, Curtain Cue, German Club, Action ’75 JAMES L. RESTEGHINI RESTO ... M.O.T.W., Will never forget, partying with Red, The cliff, log, alley the fountain. Benders over Goose’s?! Bamy’s Chico’s BO’s, 50’s, Fay (5), Turkey Day games, Down lakes “It won’t start ... “ ” He hit the ... post!!!” A certain tumblette, Sept. 20, 1975, M.B. “Ya Ya Chico!” Varsity Football, Wrestling, Lacrosse Co-Captain, Varsity Club, Student Council CHERYL LEE RICHARDSON “You must be a rookie.” ... decoration rookie.” .. . decorating nights ... “Do you know anyone else with that name?” . . . Throwing Heiz in the Abbey ... it’s too late for bagel’s? ... that was a blitz!! .. . tatoos ... Julie, remember the 2nd!! . . . Where’s your change? . . . Yogi . . . 8 24 75 . .. Bagged!!! Varsity Tennis, Youth Marc, B- Squad Field Hockey JOYCE RICHBURG Joyce — Remember Dari-Maid. Never forget this: “I didn’t do it, Brenda did it!” But Joyce will always be remembered by her true friends, M.L., H.G., D.P.,.,.,.Good luck always! Spanish Club JOSEPH JAY RIGA Good Luck to the Class of ’76 and all my Friends. NANCY JAYNE ROONEY Remember the good times with a Fish, Beach Boys concert, Bread, Chicago ... drinking too much ... Remember soap opera at Al’s ... Pat’s front steps. Remember playing pool at Ron’s, or whatever you were doing. Swim Team, CYO, Softball Manager Varsity Winter Track, Varsity Lacrosse, Student Union, National Honor Society, W.D.T. Captain JAMES FOSTER RIGNEY Jimbo .. Guggles. ’72 up the Fells. “Look out for the trees!” M.O.T.W. Can’t forget Incident at Wellington Circle, Pool hoppin’ with the boys and Howdy’s. Can be found on his way to Woburn Plaza from Vette Alley. Only kid who can have reeb and eat the can too. ■ ELAINE MARIE ROCHE Will always remember 90 mph Timex watch testing, Horn Pond, Rockport rocks, Ogunquit Center, Mr. Goat, sophomore year, Bumper skiing, sliding down halls, Brother’s Pizza, Bike rides at midnight, “Medical Missionaries”, A HORNET!! Michele, where are the keys?? NAN! T.S., A.P., M.D.C., C.C.C., 12 31 74. Photography REBECCA E. RULE “Come dance with the west wind and touch on the mountain tops Sail o’er the canyons and up to the stars And reach for the heavens and hope for the future And all that we can be and not what we are.” — John Denver HAROLD FOSTER ROEMER “I went to the woods Because I wished to Live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.” — Henry David Thoreau Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track EDWARD S. RUTA Ed refuses to totally express himself ... Ed is not drained or lacks emotion ... Ed has lived in Winchester for a year, his thoughts on the school are mixed and clouded ... Ed holds no bad feelings, his opinion will be clear in a year. Wrestling, Hockey THOMAS PETER ROMEO Hey Tom, can you get me some tapes?, Good times with Tweetie, played at Beach Boys concert, Vette Alley action, Funny Car meet at N.E. Dragway, Beer cruises after school in the Gremlin, In the parking lot at lunch. Saturday night packie runs, G.S. Action. Hockey, Youth Hockey Coach, Volunteer Work JAMES DALE SALIBA Remember HEATHER . .. Cape Lisa, Great Times ... Cruisin’ in the MG Van, Beach Boys Concert, RASCALS ... STEAK BREW Dynomite!!! Laguna, we were really cookin’ . . . Country Club, BAIT ... Frosty’s at Mystic Lakes Cullen’s cellar playing pool. This is the beginning WHERE? is the end Football, Cross Country, Baseball TONY KENNETH SANTO SLINGER ... Make some sense, Fells ’72 Get some firewood? Horseshoes with “O”. Summer ’74, P.L.’s Log. Good times include 1st chick J.E., Beanpot, sockhop, Beach Boys . . . Hampton, Disasters, Taking care of Dick .. . Painting with hoovar, why? Cross Country, Varsity Hockey, Varsity Lacrosse FREDERICK G. SCHOLL College bound, Remember years at WHS, a great Max-Ed program, an unforgettable German Class, Herr Meyer ... Frau Rheinhart . .. Those long term assignments Those CCU fans, a long summer of cooking, Celebrating parties . .. late night morning hours with K.D. German Club WILLIAM A. SCHROMM Bo Didley, Backlane, Marycliff, Log, M.O.T.W., Vette Alley, Water fountain, Golden Great 98, Wolfman Jack. Sock hops. 50’s, American Graffiti 6‘ 2 times. ’65 Dodge. U.S.M.T., getting bagged, Jr. Beach Party, cruisin’ Shotgun in ’Stang Card Games. Remembering L.Q. Soccer KARYL M. SCOTT “The true way goes over a rope which is not stretched at any great height but just above the ground. It seems more designed to make people stumble than to be walked upon.” — Franz Kafka Creative Writing Club, Red and Black, National Honor Society, French Club DIANE B. SENNA Hey Hurdles, exercises, JTG and Dime Time. Zap’s, Tango Hayride. The Dead Diane. Tomahawk, Giggs let’s drive in the Sherman tank. Who’s beeping at me? $$$ Sophie Mae Hall, bike riding around Mystics. Hello it’s me. R.C. T-Shirt CARYL MARGOT SEMONIAN “Listen to the tides slowly turning Wash all our headaches away We’re part of the fire that is burning And from the ashes we can build another day.” — Justin Hayward Intramurals, Teacher’s Aide DONNA MARIE SEVERINO Sevy, remember the drags, marry that Camaro, Fig what do I do?, 8 1 75, Dennis’ ’71 ’Cuda, blow it off, coffee brandy, hey chooch, what’s happening, na na, na na, Miracles, If Only You Believe, the Bridge, Harley KIMBERLY A. SHAWCROSS Hey you, with the bicentennial eyes! “I wish the world would get off of my case and get on one of it’s own.” “I’m waitin’ for somthin’ to take me, somthin’ to take me away from this place ... ” Mushrooms?? Little Feat B.O.D.’s, Curtain Cue, Gymnastics Team, Aberjona Photographer, Philosophy Club DIANE MARIE SILVA Diane! or Dimpley Diaps Di can be found in her red Camaro in Medford of Malden. Jr. Prom, Hilltop, Cape Cod, MARK (Hutch) B.D. Hospital, Bingo — Revere Beach, Hey Chumpley, Big Smile, Let’s Blow it off. JACQUELYN SKINNER The Party with Mr. D ... Fury III 1968 ... Montvale Plaza ... “Never Give Up Hope’’ Chicken Clubs at Randall’s ... HEY CHICKIE! Sr. Eulalia’s dance ... THE Christmans party ’74, Innocent eyes ... But she’ll never forget her boo-boo! PAUL DAVID SMITH “If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principle difference between dog and man — Mark Twain Varsity Lacrosse DANA ANN SPAGNUOLO The Pond — Parties in gold wagon. “How ya doing?” The Cape ’74 “Blow it off.” “Hey Sully” Trips to the car. C.G. “Great” “I love hamburgers.” Cee- Cee. FRANK L. SMEDLEY Crazy Mutha, raiding radical parties, J. Tull, Rubbaheads. Mahoney’s Parties M.U. Lapps, Look out for . % Boo! Wrestling Co-Captain GEOFFREY SMITH Marycliff and the log will never be forgotten, but we hope RR will. “It has potential.” Best Lips, M.O.T.W., “The usual please, CANS!” Z-28, W.D.T. “Number 9” Ahhh! Try to forget Jr. Prom night and Big Bust in N.H. Second floor crew. Track Team, Soccer, Math Club CECILY JEAN SPANG Ceci’s biggest favor was throwing Heiz in the Abby. Shine On! The Gang. Best times at B.V.M. too late for bagles. Hot Fiart hubcaps. R.F.T.’s truck. BLITZ! 7 4 74. Decorating! I was a fool, oh yeah ... T.S. Muls, can I drive your car now? Youth Marc, French Club, B- Squad, Bloodmobile, Varsity D.T. PHILIP C. STACKPOLE Stallion, Horse ... Doe’s Cullen’s Cottage Down Mystics ... Poolhopping ... Streaking at Overlook Way ... Emerson’s ... Limited . . . Rocky, Moon, Froggy, Nose, Basto, Wales, Resto, Woody, Duck, Fay, Chico, the water fountain gang, Bicentennial, T-Bird, Jr. Prom, Kev’s Parties, and Yellow Brick Road. U.S.S.T. . . . M.O.T.W. Country Club. Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Lacrosse Co-Captain, Varsity Club SUSAN JOY STARK “Where did you learn to shift, Sears Roebuck?” “I can’t go, I’m grounded.” Susie will always remember Forum retreats, 4th period at Randall’s, Tigger, Thursday nights at Paul’s, 6-z, all the good times with her friends. Forum Communications Secretary, Curtain Cue, Stage Crew HOPE ELIZABETH STAVROS “Maybe tomorrow I’ll find my way To the land where the honey runs in rivers each day And the sweet tasting good life is so easily found Way over yonder — that’s where I’m bound.” — Carole King Double Sextet, Sophomore Class President, Spring Track, Student Representative, Cheerleader FRANK B. STILES “Man’s greatest experience — is spiritual, not physical. It is the catching of some vision of the universe and translating it into a poem or work of art; into a Sermon on the Mount, into a mathematical formula that unlocks the doors of atomic energy, This is a drive that develops early in life.” — William O. Douglas WHSR-FM Station Committee, Philosophy Club JOHN ANDREW STOECKLE “There are books of which the backs and covers are by far the best parts.” — Charles Dickens Varsity Basketball, French Club, National Honor Society PATRICIA ANN STRUTHERS “I tell you I’m sad to be leaving here; I have cared and cherished these times. For I see here the shadows of memories; Which I will be leaving behind.” - P.A.S. Spring Track, Swim Team DONNA J. SURABIAN Hey Mickey! (I like it.) I want one! Always running around, urge . .. Always remember June 17 B.P., Colour My World, WW 3-5, Florida, decent at Exxon, Sept. 3, B.B. Chicago, Her mistake but she still LA LA’s him, she gets by with a little help from her friends the Summer of ’75 ROBERT SUTHERLAND SUD ... the meaning of life? it’s all in your basic bag of fundamentals ... a three year hangover peaking in the combat zone ... champagne and lobster, birthday surprises!!, glad you could make it! and oh yes, what about those History papers Robert? Thanks Bud, dprr. Student Union Chairman, Tennis KIRK WINSLOW SWANSON Swanee ... Never forget V.O. football, movie theater with Heff and Graw, roofing with Taco. Good times ... “Victory Dance”, Heffs party at Swanee’s house? Jr. Prom. Remember Emerson’s with L. and L. Belknap with P.C.! ... What? “Eager!” Good times with Doc., V.A. “It’s been real.” “Hey Kirk, how’s your car?” And Always — Rose!! Varsity Basketball, Varsity Soccer 97 JAMES TAMBONE JOHN H. TEST I’ll never forget the night I can’t remember! ... You always drive like that in Salem? For Sale: Blue Mustang, GOOD car?! . . . Hojo’s Wingaersheek Beach ... Two to Place. Maher’s . .. Sixth Period, Drinking your Lunch? Kevin Dose it?? “Whosoever shall not fall by the sword or by famine, shall fall by pestilence, so why bother shaving?” — Woody Allen National Honor Society VIRGINIA MARTHA TAYLOR Don’t shoot, it’s a white-tailed deer. Franconia, Swan’s Island, and the lake. Silly Rabbit, This is true. Squeaky Springs. “She came in through the bathroom window.” Sandy Beach. The jet. Sink the light buoy. — You should come up skiing sometime. Alright! Band, National Honor Society Vice President, Field Hockey B- Squad, Tutoring, Chorus, Forum ABIGAIL MARTHA THOMAS The World is like a Fruit Cake, it always needs a few nuts. I MARK JAMES TEDESCO The Kid from Bonanza. Hide and seek in the Fells. In the woods and at the pond. Cruising around Tufts and up the Hill. Playing cards and miniature golfing. Downtown at 4 in the morning and Down and out at the Rink with K, W.W., Lang Fresco. PAUL ANDREW TELLO “Hi ya kid” — John Wayne Varsity Golf, Wrestling, Winter Track PATRICIA ANN THOMAS Your friends say they’ll keep in touch, But you know they won’t. Your teachers say come back and see them. And you know you won’t. Maybe someday it won’t matter. But right now, it hurts a little. Basketball, Lacrosse, Spanish Club, French Club President, Youth Marc SCOTT K. THEMO JOAN S. TOURTELLOT PAULA VANCINI “It is easy enough to be pleasant. When life flows by like a song, But the man worthwhile is the man who will smile, When everything goes dead wrong. For the test of the heart is trouble, And it always comes with the years, And the smile that is worth the praises of earth, Is the smile that shines through tears.” — Ella Wheeler Wilcox LINDA CAROL TRAGESER “I know ... a certain gentleman. He has never smelled a flower. He has never looked at a star. He has never loved anyone ... he says over and over, “I am busy with matters of consequence!” That makes him swell up with pride. But he is not a man — he is a mushroom!” — The Little Prince Philosophy Club, Curtain Cue MARCO DIRK VANGEMEREN Wont’t forget Winchester Drive — “But I was only going 35!” P.C. “Give me a dolla.” Roof, Movies, and his keys. Fujia SI05 — cycle camping to Canada. “Taco, get anything in the mail?” Varsity Wrestling SERENA APRIL URRY Ah, les bon vieux temps ou nous etions si malheureux. DONNA MARIE VANYO The first woman to fly over the “great divide” in a fog machine, unfortunately, not alone. Specializes on the subjects of golfballs, puppies, shocks and water-proofing. Never forget sleezy-way of Lexington . . . Peabody will never be the same ... Hey, Donna — guess what I found under the front seat! ... Don’t look now, but here comes Mrs B.! MARCIA VACCARO Nixon, Bill, YSAJ, Eng. 10 29 75, HWB’s, 68 Bomb, Emmy, Aeroplayed, 7 8 75, Me, B. BAY, BULP, Log, TSHPVA, Tricia buyin’? Rat — 3 yrs., Musto’s C., KDJD, Private D., Joan 1 qt. — soapies JT, SALWK, La-LA 12 20 74 CYO, French Club, Pep Squad, Volunteer Work, Spring Track, Youth Marc DIANE MARIE VOKEY Voke ... Fudgey, 11 20 71, all nighter at Frongie’s, Emerson’s, Kitty’s, Chinese red lights, M.P.’s pool parties, You’re out of the show! “Toys in the Attic”? Jean opened the bulkhead. Vette Alley cruisin’, 1 15 74, “Let’s make toast.” Duck pond, No!!! Well maybe. Fondest memories of GREGG. CYO JULIE L. WALTERS CHRISTOPHER G. VOLLMAR The Klutz ... Friday nights at Bear’s ... Where’s the ladies room ... Mustangs ... Talk with the Big Bear ... Rides in Super Jeep ... Dave, it’s the wrong house ... Creative table sayings Vespa’s forever ... Catfish’s driving ... Days at the Mill ... Which one Brian?? Cheryl, Remember the 2nd!! “It’s too late for bagels!!” “Beaver, let’s go to the Beach!!” “Heiser, you sure you’re okay?” McDonald’s and Reese’s cups!! SHINE ON!! “Who broke the freezer??” T.T.D.P.- - Don’t Beave!! It’s a waterballoon!! Where’s my change?? 6 8 74 The Van!! Youth Marc, Italian Club JAMES DAVID VOTAW “Man is the only animal for whom his own existence is a problem which he has to solve.” — Erich Fromm National Honor Society, Tutoring, Band, Red and Black, Action ’75 CATHRYN ANN WARFORD Let’s go steal a chicken! Cruisin’ in the Duster: Best eyes. “There’s a Cutlass!” Carol, “Oh ... it’s a train!” Maggiore softball games, Sue, “Can I have a Sinutab?” Parties at Michael’s! Sunburnt clouds, Chinese writing. Will always remember “our house” 6 3 75 THOMAS EDWARD WAITE ... “RAT” ... Comes up with some good lines, sometimes. True Jock. Never forget midnight at Wellington Circle ... (Whew). Doesn’t want to remember best nights out ... Jr. Prom?? Missed Rick’s bender “No, I couldn’t have, 1:30-5:00.” Bicentennial . .. Soccer Co-Captain, Varsity Winter Track, Varsity Spring Track, Varsity Club, National Honor Society, Aberjona KENNETH WASHINGTON LINDA ARLENE WAITSMAN Waits — “Wanna sit here with us?” Apples ... give me your apples!Bagel outdoors — snow and beaches!!! “Chicago”, “BeachBoys” “Let’s be rowdy!” “Wingaersheet —” “Tell Debbie!” “Hi Guys!” Drive to N.V. ... necessities pencil, pen, 15 t, gum ... Nights at the log ... Sherlock Holmes the police ... Field Hockey B-Squad, Softball, Youth Marc, Curtain Cue, Student Union WALTER WATTS MARY LORENA WELLS WALTER R. WHITTEN “I’d like to know what this whole show is all about before it’s out.” — Piet Hein “excuse me while I kiss the sky.” — Jimi Hendrix Explorers, Action Philosophy Club Co-President, Concert Choir, National HonorSociety Walter’s a man, alone without a lover. So he joins the Soccer Team and Track, but his most powerful characteristics are his imagination, intelligence, wisdom, individuality and maturity. But he lives with this all inside himself revealing it ever so slightly. Spring Track, Soccer, Ski Club, National Honor Society, Winter Track FRANK M. WEST Frank will remember his GTO, stealing Mopars, blondes and blue Mustangs in Hyannis, Midnight Auto, housepainting, buffing and shining, top down cruising, racing? waxing on the Parkway, the drags and burning on the beach. He won’t remember Rick’s kegs, Drive-ins. JAY WIGHTMAN “Wat” North End Angels. Partyin’ down SCRAPS: “Hey, Hen, goin’ up for the REEBSH Ay Dewey: It’s going to be alright! Beat it Swish, Out of My corner. Ditch it, here comes ... ! KEVIN THOMAS WHALEN That’s not a cinder block — BOOM, get that van I’ll kill ’em, George’s house, Vette Alley, Doe’s driving, Carriage Hill, Cigars, Morgan and Errico, Fenway 7, Woody’s cellar, Buns. E.T., S.H., Sr. Prom, Gymnastics, shots, Sr. Life, Martha’s Vineyard, Carzo’s VW. Football, Spring Track, Gymnastics, Jr. Class Vice President SUSAN ROSE WILFERT Hey hoots — I want one! O.K. Sweetheart — always remember 1 29 75 G.S. and whipped again, B.B. and Chicago, Colour My World. That certain P.S. accompanied with a smile — all nighters at Lisa’s then to the beach, walking meters. Woo is it now — lobster man he’s decent. 10 26 75 You got what you want twinkie. No one will forget your home away from home. Summer of’75! ROBERT A WHITE “Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their freshness into you and the storms their energy, while cares drop off like autumn leaves.” — John Muir Band, Jazz Band, Cross Country. Lacrosse STEPHEN WILLIAMS MARK W. WILSON Manny, “Willsie” 40 yard blues, dirtweed, (The Family) murder mobile, death cruisin’, Fernando’s Cape Cod kids, a bloody mess. Always remember White Mts. Bridge victims, Fells bashes, Henekins, Cruisin’ with Commando, Sophomore beatings at camp. Frongi’s tape deck, after practice. Nathan, Bez, Hornball, Fudgy, Fernando, Wilsy and Frong Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling PAULA WILSON GARY R. WYROSDIC THOMAS J. ZAPPALA Z-Zap-Zappa . . . Nobody calls him Tom . . . Never out of line (in Public, that is) Still won’t admit Foxboro. Spends summer chasing the three B’s. Sleeps alot! Always seen with a smile on his face. B.C. forever. Varsity Football, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Lacrosse ALSO: Thomas Anderson John L. Henriques Roberta M. Baird Christopher Hurley Paul Batalis James C. Joslin Mary T. Berry Peter H. Lawrence John P. Blanchard James McGovern Gabriel R. Caggiano Sara J. Morgan Maria Curtis Man Wai Mark Dellorusso Shawn O’Sullivan Diane M. Delorey Stephen P. Queen Michael A. Early Robert F. Redmond Amy E. Gardner Stephen M. Rolli Amy Goodman Stephen J. Swymer Arthur S. Govoni, Jr. Mary Ko Tangen Lorna Jean Guerin Ellen Torres Timothy Hennelly Lina Wilson 102 ootrl HHH r H , c3tTl ' nC ?dO H 2;Ww SUPER JOCK BIGGEST SMOOCHER Kathy Noble Donny Allard WICKED WHEELS BEST HAIR BEST SMILE Pam Murphy Gerard Kivney Tom Bird Michelle Mountain Pam Hartnett Frank West Andy Stoeckle Anne Limongelli SUPER SUCCEEDER BEST EYES Ellen Franklin Larry O’Grady BEST DRESSED Tom Romeo Rosemary MacKay Paula De Leo Todd Cronan SUPER STRIKING Mimi Began Jay Frongillo MOST MUSICAL John Andrick Anne Fudge MOST ORIGINAL Bob White Anne Harlow SUPER SOMEBODY SUPER SPICY Bob Sutherland Peg Flanagan Nancy McHugh Bill Monahan SUPER SOPHISTICATED Hope Stavros Peter Haley MOST THEATRICAL MOST SARCASTIC Brian Kimball Susan Quine 105 Ellen McCarthy Mike Early Look mom, no cavities Not now Dana, PLEASE! Don’t be shy Wierce . Lucky for this wall that I have time to stand here and hold it up. Ta Daaaa . . . . . Hee Hee We love you too Todd ... I’ve got to do something aboui this dreadful foot odor . . . ktttl Mtrti inn mu mu uui mu mu mu mu um m m in im L L m t j. m WtttL mu nmmimi hiiimi m hiiimmm 3iimnimi Niitmimm N‘� miiuoi Nmm axiioi V-J-M-K SlU 11 ■ r fCrrMr i-r ■ r nLT nirpciH.Fi - s m Me Smoke em Peace (?) pipe . . . Oh, so this is what these things are for. 107 Now, if I can just get them to eat it 23’ 3 (d 24 76A°) =25qbs 29A9 29A9° X 10-3 Me too ... Me too!! I’m a do -bee! I Aaah yes, I do believe that there is a hole in my shoe. Aaahhh . . . True love at last! What rare form! 1 really don’t know that I’m having my picture taken . . . REALLY!!! Get ready for blast off. 110 We’re gonna get you . . . you KNO w we re gonna get you 1 1 1 Get out of here, and take your camera with you! Yay team! Who’s posing? Ding ... Dong ... Avon calling! Who me??? Hey there Big Boy . . . 1 have got to get to the girl’s room! Did anyone ever tell you that you have gorgeous eyes! I hate it; but I eat it once a day .. . Doesn’t the bus go through here? Not bad! (for homemade) You did WHAT on your first date? - t nmm IMP 1 17 u N D E R C L A S s M E N SOPHOMORE CLASS V 131 136 s p o R T S 140 First Row (1. to r.) P. Stackpole, J. McCarthy, B. Maggio, B. Deskin, M. Cavaretta, J. Restaghini, T. Bird, B. Monahan, K. Foley, D. Allard, B. McGinty. Second Row: T. McDonald, T. Mullins, M. O’Brien, K. Errico, tri-captain D. Allard, tri-captain M. Cullen, tri-captain D. Ball, M. Wilson, M. Besjian, G. Fuccillo, J. Frongillo. Third Row: A. Davis, B. Abbanat, K. Perkins, R. Quinne, T. Zappala, J. Calerese, B. DiRe, C. Gill, B. Hemon, J. DellaGrote, R. Roscillo, J. Mahoney. Fourth Row: B. O’Connor, S. Campbell, M. Lano, M. St. Michael, P. Hamilton, M. Calerese, G. DiBlasi, A. Maccinanti, H. Murphy, R. Blasi, J. Covino. Fifth Row: Coach Houghton, Coach Ladd, D. Abbanat, B. Munson, W. Maggio, Coach Johnson, Head Coach Marshall, Coach Kline. SACHEMS OPPONENT 0 WATERTOWN 14 7 BURLINGTON 14 15 READING 6 6 BELMONT 0 27 WAKEFIELD 12 14 MELROSE 8 0 STONEHAM 8 6 LEXINGTON 10 0 WOBURN 39 1 t ! The 1975 Winchester High School Football Team began the season with great optimism. The super season that it had hoped for, however, did not materi¬ alize. Injuries to key personnel — Co-Captains Mark Cullen and Don Ball — were a big factor. Losing some close, low-scoring games to Lexington and Stoneham. the Sachems marched on to a 4-5-0 record. This record is no real indication of the hard work and preparation that went into the season. The team takes along with it memories of the Belmont game, the sometimes in¬ vincible play of “Moon” Mullins and “Stallion” Stack- pole, and of course that rainy Saturday morning in Sharon, Massachusetts. 143 First Row (1. to r.) M. Mulvaney, R. Brosnan, M. Nelson, M. McGoldrick, G. Casey, B. Tarbox. Second Row: B. Tunnycliff, C. Hall, W. Schromm, W. Whitten, co-captain T. Cronan, co-captain T. Waite, P. Austin, W. Paglia, B. McNutt, Third Row: Coach Bouley, T. Mitchell, R. Mauger, C. Morgan, K. Swanson, J. Roche, T. McLaughlin, J. Mclssac, D. MacNa mara, S. Mistretta, Mgr. D. Martin. - r i 144 1 4 . J , r;. . I • ' V Km With only two returning Let- termen, the Varsity Soccer Team was ready for a rebuilding year. But Co-Captains Tom Waite and Todd Cronan, a powerful defense of Chris Morgan, Rick Mauger and Bill Schromm, and some good underclassmen turned the season for the better. The final record, 9-7-1, doesn’t show the excellent season the team had. Congratulations to Mr. Bouley for his 100th win rfkp this season! SOCCER 145 xmm- %? V ‘ ■ . A , I JCP i J ♦.! • , ' V 1 2 � •. f|t Mttk, ' « A ' ♦ ■� 146 MW v h «■ i jSKKsTjSi 147 First Row (1. to r.) R. DeConto, J Griecci, co-captain P. Bosselaers, co-captain W. Andrews, M. O’Leary, B. Quinn, C. Larkin. Second Row: B. Chipman, K. Pritchard, K. Consales, D. Pigott, A. Wilsack, K. Gosselin, N. McCord, J. Baker, S. Card. Third Row: Coach Cantillon, Mgr. J. Kasarjian, D. Senna, J. Oehm, S. Patrick, L. Wilder, G. Parker, M. Haukedalen, M. Lawton, H. Roemer, J. Willard, P. Hollohan. Missing: L. Nichelson, M. Zappala. 148 ! I I This year’s Cross Country Team was the largest (28 members), and most inexperienced (21 new members) team in several years. The Varsity team, captained by Bill Andrews and Paul Bosselaers, compiled a 2-7 record, beating Lexington and arch rival Woburn in dual meets (and Stoneham and Watertown at the league meet). The J.V. team (including 6 girls) compiled a 5-4 record, and finished 2nd at the J.V. league meet. With co-captains-elect Brian Quinn and Rich DeConto, and 21 returning members next year, everyone is quite optimistic for continued improvement. Special recognition should go to Brian Quinn, who received honorable mention selection to the All-League Team, and to Jan Oehm, who (among other honors) finished 7th at the Girl’s All-State Meet. 150 FIELD HOCKEY The 1975 girls’ Field Hockey team got off to a good start, being undefeated for their first five games. The team was rusty at first, but Coach Rybicki showed them, “Dis is how ya do it.”, while Puff showed her “duff’, Kimba followed by shining moons and Magoo gave her imitation of “Jaa-cqueline!” After Knobe asked for “dco¬ nations for bumpa stickas”, Flan was heard to call Denise “the seive” and the. whole team went “Boing” while Dex said, “We have to win, we’ve got new kilts.” The season ended with the team having a record of 5-2-2, but all was not lost because Lev gained 10 new field hockey balls. 151 First Row( . to r.) A. Dexter, M. McGoldrick, K. Costello, N. McHugh, co-captain K. Noble, C. Pierce, co-captain A. Levinson, P. Hartnett, L. Easton, H. Chase, L. Waitsman, J. Lowe. Second Row: A. Thomas, B. Green, D. Driscoll, A. O’Connor, L. Patrick, S. Provenzano, P. Flanagan, L. Ulwick, K. Perenick, K. Pigott, S. Martin, S. Yavner, Mgr. L. Contompasis. Third Row: Coach Rosazza, A. Cantillon, M. Leydon, L. Fuller, E. Bloch, K. Evans, N. Dean, M. Fitzgerald, S. Fallon, L. Easton, L. White, Coach Rybicki. First Row (1. to r.) P. DeLeo, tri-captain S. Stackpole, tri-captain M. Pacetti, tri-captain P. Palumbo, S. Bradley, E. Guthrie. Second Row: S. Surette, L. Fitzgerald, B. Dexter, C. McCarthy, K. Conley, G. Pollino, A. Cowgill, L. Walsh, J. Ferrera. Third Row: E. Stoddard, K. Murray, P. Reidy, P. Welch, P. Hennelly, Coach Palumbo, C. Minutoli, J. Karp, M. McCarthy, L. MacDonald, M. Lehane, C. Favorat. Led by Coach Vincent Palumbo and tri-captains Mar¬ tha Pacetti, Paula Palumbo and Susan Stackpole, this year’s girls’ Swim Team swam on to a winning season of 5 wins and 2 losses, while placing 3rd in the Conference Championships. We’re looking forward to a good season next year, one that has just as much pep and enthusiasm as this season had. Our thanks to Mr. Palumbo for his great coaching. Remember: Here we go warming up . .. Oh, you guys, I don’t feel like practicing ... Who’s got the shampoo? ... Let’s get rowdie! ... Pep talks ... Hey, where’s your spirit? BOYS’ BASKETBALL First Row: (1. to r.) T. Cronan. tri-captain A. Stoeckle, tri-captain D. Heffernan. tri-captain W. Mills, K. Swanson. Second Row: Coach Wheeler. D. Allard, R. Pearl. G. Mills. B. McCabe, F. Jones, .1. Burns, T. Powers, Assistant Coach Ford. i I The Sachem Basketball Team had their most successful sea¬ son since 1974, finishing with a 16-4 record in the Middle¬ sex League. Tri-captains Andy Stoeckle, Wayne Mills, and Dan Heffernan led the squad to victories over each league member, including a big 71-57 defeat of Lexington. The 16-4 log enabled the Sachems to make the Tech Tourney for only the third time in 7 years. Senior for¬ ward Kirk Swanson was a key factor in the Sachems’ strong showing, contributing important scoring binges when needed most. Both he and Stoeckle finished in the top ten scorers in the League. Mills rounded out the strong Sachem front court. Todd Cronan added expert ball-han¬ dling to the cause, while Heffernan had excellent outside shooting and ball-hawking defense. Fred Jones, Don Allard, and Glenn Mills came off the bench to contribute to the Sachems’ great season. 158 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL First Row: (1. to r.) Mgr. P. Hartnett, K. Noble, co-captain C. Pierce, co-captain P. Flanagan, J. Phillips, C. Costello, Coach Rybicki. Second Row: L. Fitzgerald, D. Vokey, C. Guarnaccia, P. Welch, D. Driscoll, K. Perenick. Third Row: A. Georgis, H. Stevenson, M. DeSanctis, J. Kisil, D. Kalfas, M. Sullivan. Fourth Row: L. White. K. Cogan, L. MacDonald, P. Barrow, L.Fuller. Missing: Assistant Coach Crowley, L. O’Brien, H. Sandford, K. Whitney. 159 This season started off with a bang, only into the wrong basket Weirce! Mrs. Rybicki told us the secret of basketball, “The more baskets you get the better off you’ll be!” which led us to some high-igh hopes! The pizza squad may not have won but there were some “mod” moments — contrary to popular belief Denise did play the whole game. Hey Kimba, Mr. French is behind us! Nice sweatsuit Helen, it matches Nobe’s! Voke, scale of one- to-ten. Whit, wouldja please get out of key? Ask Mrs. Crowley, she ' ll come. Thanks Pammy — she makes a mean cookie but can she run a clock? First Row: (1. to r.) M. O’Leary, W. Paglia, T. Santo, M. Cullen, R. Penna, co-captain G. Kivney, co-captain R. Coakley, D. Allard, P. Haley, C. Falla. Second Row: G. Serabian, D. Putnam, J. McGinnis, J. Frongillo, B. MacLean, K. Carlson, C. Gill, J. Pettee, M. McGoldrick, Coach Berman. HOCKEY The “75-76” Varsity Hockey Team did not fare well in this season’s tough Mid¬ dlesex League. Needless to say. Coach Berman will be looking forward to next season after this year’s team managed only one win and three ties. The lone bright spots were a 2-0 victory over Bel¬ mont and the selection of Don Allard and Co-Captain Gerard Kivney to the Middlesex League All-Star Team. 163 TRACK First Row: (1. to r.) C. Larkin, J. McCarthy, captain R. Mauger, K. Illinger, R, Minutoli. Second Row: S. Bares, M. Falla, L. Constantine, M, Zappala, A. Dexter. A, Goodman, A. Puffer, C. Fitzpatrick, E. Patrick. K. Curry, D. Criscione. K. Cronburg, S. Gonsalves, E. Accardo, Coach Kline. Third Row: J. Carucci, J. Doucette, B. Deskin, K. Whalen, P. McCarthy, J. Oldach, J. Mulvaney, H. Roemer, W. Andrews, J. Saliba, T. Waite. Fourth Row: B. Knowles, B. Quinn, B. Simone, B. Hogan. T. Skein, J. Roche. C. Harris. B. McPhail. N. McCord, M. Scanlon. R. Quinn. Fifth Row: S. Card. M. Haukedalen, P. Costello. G. Parker. W. Phinney, 1. Tangen, C. Norton, B. Chipman. 165 s jiSf is i� Ssi •BSr . � r E£ta w0� V ' SfS--M This year’s Track Team was bet¬ ter than its record shows. There were some excellent runners, with 5 members qualifying for the state meet. Captain Rick Mauger broke a record almost every time he ran, and finished the year by beating everyone in Class C at the State Meet. This was also a year for greater involvement of the girls on the team, making it truly a co-ed sport! (Much to Mr. Kline’s delight!) ST ' ' ,T. : - 167 BOYS’ GYMNASTICS First Row: (1. to r.) R. Wilson, C. Morgan, J. Horsely, captain D. Bannister, C. Carzo, M. Early, K. Pritchard, Coach Hood. Second Row: K. O’Neill, R. Trabucco, L. Campo, R. DeConto, J. Gerard. Third Row: K. Gonsalez, P. Maxwell, P. McDonald, P. Savatelli. Missing: C. Doe, D. Doe, M. Hammond, A. Harlow, M. Mulvaney, R. Roscillo. 168 This year’s Gymnastics Team had a rather disappointing sea¬ son, losing 4 dose meets and finishing with a record of 1 and 8. With this year’s strong turnout of sophomores and the return of many experienced juniors, the team looks forward to a success¬ ful season next year. 169 GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS First Row: (1. to r.) A. Leach, M. McCabe, captain A. DeSanctis, N. Collins, G. West. Second Row: Mgr. M. Pacetti, C. Hosmer, S. Ruta, E. Greenburg, Mgr. P. Murphy, Coach Canney. Third Row: C. Blanche, J. Edwards, R. Shattock, L. Cummings. Missing: M. Began, C. Higgins, D. Porter, K. Shawcross. 170 Rick-a-rack-a-chi, Rick-a-rack-a-cha, Mrs. Mur¬ phy, Mrs. Murphy, ra, ra, ra!! Well, this year’s Girls’ Gymnastic Team had a very successful season with 7 wins and 2 losses. Not bad!! Thank God Right Colls? Cindy and Jen (alias Toot or Tootless) You’ll understand some day?!! K1MBA — HAIR BEAR!! Guess who has a wedge? (Real tough) Audrey, aren’t you going to practice Sunday? Port’s famous line, ‘ ' But see, the thing is ... !” Timber! Spookie. Lauren, stick-stick-stick-it, o.k.? Carol, how’s your sprained ankle? Nee, Nim’s here! (You’re not nervous, are you?) Elise, stay here and pick up the mats! Stephanie, Carrie, Maureen Pose for us! Miss Canney, are you excited yet? Pretty soon!! Let’s here it for Pete Pam forever!! Well, thanks to all for making this season a reward¬ ing one, and wish you lots of luck for next year!! 171 BOYS’ SWIM TEAM First Row: (1. to r.) B. Blasi, D. Gardner. Second Row: K. Gosselin, J. Estabrook, tri-captain J. Henriques, tri-captain D. Holmes, T. Zappala, D. Blasi, Coach Palumbo. Third Row: A. Lang, T. Pollino, R. Palumbo, tri-captain J. Estabrook, Coach Eyden. The Sachems had a lot of talent to work with during the season. Tri-Captains John Henriques and Dan Holmes broke pool records regularly and frequently. John was the Conference Cham¬ pion in the 100-yard butterfly, setting a new Conference record. Dan won the 50 100-yard freestyle events for the second year in a row in the Conference Championships and became the Eastern Mass. Champion in the 100-vard frees¬ tyle and placed second in the 50-yard free, set¬ ting two new Conference records. Jay Estabrook was the Conference Champ in the 100-yard breaststroke. Tom Zappala turned in a fine sea¬ son, as did many juniors who will be next year’s stars. We’ll all remember: 7:00, I Must’ve done two extra. Alan’s bus rides. Smoke’em Jay. Moby Nose. Danny must cheat on the starter. Deals, and The Winchester Look. 74 WRESTLING First Row: (1. to r.) P. Fitzpatrick, D. Pigott, C. Hall, K. Errico, R. Calerese, A. Montori. Second Row: B. Hernon, R. McCarthy, J. Mclsaac, co-captain F. Smedley, co-captain J. Calerese, M. Calerese, J. Driscoll, P. Petrillo, Coach Benton. Missing: J. Grieci. • V . RkSSSSBSHI This year’s Wrestling Team en¬ ded their season with a record of 0- 11. Though Coach Benton knew the team gave 100% of themselves, it wasn’t enough to compensate for the small number of people trying out for the team, which included only three returning letterman; John Calerese, John Mclssac, and Frank Smedley. Because of the small turnout, three weight classes were empty, making the team work very hard to make up for their losses. Still, indi¬ viduals did very well this year. John Calerese continued his streak of victories from last year, making him undefeated for two years now. Illness and injury hampered the team’s efforts even further. How¬ ever, next year’s season looks promising! First Row: (1. to r.) M. Cipriano, H. Stavros, co-captains P. Langley and R. George, S. Boyle, D. Nunziato. Second Row: R. Penta, K. McKenna, G. Reese, C. Cummings, E. West, J. Duffy. Third Row: L. DiRocco, J. Flanagan, M. DeSanctis, L. Bund. Missing: T. Fiorelli. CHEERLEADERS Let’s see, what else can we fight about? Come on, take a vote; But we never see the games!; What? Red hair? Radical? The funny thing is... ; Who’s bald?; O.K. Eve, drink the coffee.; Acci¬ dent prone; Oh, you’re unbelievable!; Who fell down the stairs?; Just don’t dump me George!; Hey, scar face! Hey, one eye!; Renee’s never late; Helium balloons; Newspaper decorating; Just bring your “sef”; Mega-head; Picture time!; I think we look like boxes; Dawn, let’s do the routine at this house!; Oh no, there’s a hole in the door! I think the bedspread is burning; Horn Pond Mountain, “Rose, we’re gonna leave you here ya know.”; We’ll only practice if Peggy will do the face; Cheerleader of the week; Sachem Road; Good times! Good times! TUMBLETTES First Row: (1. to r.) D. Porter, co-captain S. McAdam, co-captain M. Began, A. DeSanctis. Second Row: S. Cronin, M. Patti, C. Hosmer, L. Cummings, R. Shattock, Third Row: C. Higgins, M, Cresse, L. Vincent, J. Edwards, C. Blanche. Missing: J. Higgins. 178 79 Team vs. Mi Sue — Allright you guys listen up! Come on we’re serious. We’re not going to say it again. Why doesn’t anybody ever listen? “Line up!” We’re going to church!! Rainy Saturdays, cancelled games, and MUD!! Kidnapped — J.C.’s house, Martha do you have trench — ? Andy, think that’s funny? The mummy, Higg’s it’s 6:00 AM and where were you? Cindy and Jen — what’s that I smell? Stalled — Mrs. Shattock to the rescue. Malt — you didn’t miss any games did you? Marie you just can’t be kidnapped! Karrie — who are you this week? Laurie, are you always on time? Lauren’s head stands!! And yes Mass B the same every week. Thanks for all the good times you gave us. Good luck to Renee and Marie!!! Thanks Miss Canney, Mr. Marshall, and our wonderful Football Team — Sachems we love you!!! ' Just you try it!’ ' My girdle is killing me! “We’ve got to stop meeting like this!” “I want my mommy!!” He did THAT!?! 180 Lit “If I see one more camera If I can just get this arm over my head! “I’ll show them who s boss “Nice set of legs on that soccer player . . . ” “I can’t bear to look!” Tk V h ggl •- ¥ i f .;d| ' SSfcv tm |K • • • - - . ,, f ' J W w m. i . ' w4 MP ,! ' ■“■ Jf . tz?WW ' .... ' m. Jf ft H O ABERJONA Nano Geraniotis, circulation editor Rebecca Rule, typing editor Todd Cronan, advertising editor Photographers: Lisa Jeffrey, David Rogers, Diane Hodes, Brian Tarbox, Kim Shawcross. 184 « 1 Susan Yavner, associate editor Paula De Leo, editor-in-chief Pam Hartnett, senior editor Michael Early, activities editor Kathy Cronburg, underclassmen editor Joseph Cantillon, faculty advisor Lawrence Rinaldi, faculty advisor 185 BAND 188 mrg Lm e jps f k ORCHESTRA 192 193 LOS COMPANEROS Los Companeros, under the direction of Mrs. Thistlethwaite, had another busy year. The annual Hynes Auditorium per¬ formance was a smashing success, as was all the other perform¬ ances this year. The lively spirit and flashly color of the group are enjoyed by all. Muchos Gratias to Mrs. T. for her long hours of work and dedication. 194 LES TROUBADOURS “Bonjour mes amis, nous sommes les Troubadours, et nous sommes tres content de chanter pour vous!” A lively group of French singers and instrumentalists, the Trouba¬ dours have entertained many with their dynamic songs. Performances included the International Fair at the Hynes Auditorium, the Colonial Dames, the Mass. Gen¬ eral Hospital, and others. Although the group is in the greatest demand in the Christmas season, they are willing to perform any time there is a function or club in search of amateur entertainment. It’s all volunteer work, but the pleasant, informal atmosphere brings members back into the club year after year! 195 SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club enjoyed a productive year. With the winning combination of Miss Alvarez and Mrs. Click as faculty advisors, we accom¬ plished a great deal — the Halloween party, Christmas party, field trips, . . . - A GREAT Year - Hasta Luego FRENCH CLUB Salut! The French Club has done every¬ thing this year from washing cars to climb¬ ing the Eiffel Tower. We have had a lot of fun, and have learned much about working with others as well as about French Cul¬ ture. For all of us, “c’etait une annee dont nous souviendrons toujours.” ITALIAN CLUB Cias! Spring in Rome — that’s where we are off to this year. Some other activities? An Italian Halloween party, an invitational Christmas party with the Spanish and French Clubs, a trip to Boston to visit the Boston Zoo and a pizza in the North End, an Italian dinner and ... who knows?? MOLTO MOLTO FUN!!! CREATIVE WRITING CLUB An empty mind is like A black and white rainbow; Some day we will achieve What our mind wants to write. 199 ACTION ’76 ”To be is to do.” — Shakespeare This year in Action we’ve attempted to follow this philosophy. It is better to change things than to complain. There are two functions of Action. The first is involvement in community projects such as painting Wedgemere Station to cover up graffitti, and organizing a fast in conjunction with Oxfam America to raise money for the world’s poor. The second function is to hold informative and controversial lectures on many modern issues. We’ve sponsored such speakers as Danny Schecter (the WBCN News Dissector), who spoke on the Portuguese Revolution; Paul Shannon on American Imperial¬ ism and Industry; and Faith Calhoun, a UFW representative who showed a farmworker film. We also heard speakers on Vietnam and the amnesty question, among others. The many dedicated members of Action have worked hard to inform people of controversial issues and to become involved in change. In general, they have striven to offer a positive alternative to the apathy which has engulfed so many people. 200 PHILOSOPHY CLUB “Objectivity is subjective.” “No, but subjectivity is objective.” The Philosophy Club meets irregularly as usual to discuss the question: “Is life supposed to be taken seriously?” So far, in order not to disrupt tradition, we have not only not found an answer, but have come up with another question: “If Monty Python and Woody Allen met The Ruling Class on The Holy Grail, who would care?” i ■ 201 CURTAIN AND CUE f 202 The theatre is empty. A sad and lovely time; They all have gone their separate ways, The theatre now is mine. Electric images in hazy parade. Recall now — faded times; Rehearsing till the clock strikes twelve, Props and make-up ROOM LINES. Recalling times together When our closeness swelled, I close the door with few regrets, For we have all played our parts well. — Jannell Case STUDENT UNION This year’s Student Union, led by Chairperson Bob Sutherland, Vice-Chairperson Moira McGold- rick, Secretary Nancy McHugh and Treasurer Mario Cosentino, worked on several areas which included committees to help combat vandalism and alcoholism, in addition to committees to organize dances, proms, and of course, bake sales. This year’s Student Union will always remember: Moira’s Eng¬ lish books, “Sud, this is all out war!”, “Hey Maria and Nancy, which way is Revere?”, Mr. Walsh’s famous peacocks and tax forms ... A special thanks to Mr. Walsh for all the time he devoted to make our new form of student govern¬ ment a success. Good luck to next year’s officers, and we all hope that they have as much fun as we did!!! PEP SQUAD That’s the way, uh, huh, uh, huh; we like it . . . Pep it up, girls! Where are your uniforms? Let’s go through Woburn and remember to meet in the park¬ ing lot at 12:00 sharp! Cut it out with the confetti! Who’s the Indian? Good luck SACHEMS!!! A.V. SQUAD I tjr 209 • I i R E F L E C T I O N S I know not why we go from here Except I’ll miss you. iiSES SE ' :, ’ . g .; jji . ' ' 3 lit ||i; 3 KDWadia HENDERSON ' S STAR STATIONERY INC. 1 - HUGO ' S Of MElROSt Meet Y°«: Hiu’lgv 220 cn O Z w T1 COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR WINCHESTER REALTORS OF MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ANN BLACKHAM AND CO. SWANSON ASSOCIATES, REALTORS 11 Thompson Street 40 Church Street 729-1663 729-5299 BIXBY AND NORTHRUP THE PORTER COMPANY 24 Thompson Street 33 Thompson Street 729-4240 729-7000 BOWMAN REAL ESTATE JAMES T. TREFREY 45 Church Street 27 Waterfield Road 729-2575 729-6100 BURNS ASSOCIATES SHERMAN R. 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