Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1977 volume:

W!NC t! E fJ ER PUBLIC LIBRARY ... Winchester, mass. ABECJCNA 1977 WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL WINCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS WINCHESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY WINCHESTER, MASS. 2 °nn rn -p „ hore xjL. J eS ] - “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, stand¬ ing on the edge of time. We’ve only just begun ... Hang on to your hopes ...” Anonymous In teaching science, you also teach the art of living. For giving us enthusiasm for knowl¬ edge and for the opportunities which lie be¬ fore us. We the class of 1977, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Clifton E. Wheeler TABLE CE CONTENTS ABERJONA ABERJONA STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF.Susan Yavner ASSOCIATE EDITOR.Tom Foley PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR.David Cowgill Brian Tarbox SENIOR EDITOR.Molly Green FACULTY EDITOR.George Hauenstein UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR.Diane Mueller SPORTS EDITOR.Jack Nolan ACTIVITIES EDITOR.Jean Krusell ADVERTISING EDITOR.Susan DeBerardinis CIRCULATION EDITOR.Cathy Arnott TYPING EDITOR.Patty Barrow LAYOUT EDITOR.Rodney Wilson ASSISTANT SENIOR EDITOR.Susie Farman ASSISTANT FACULTY EDITOR.Peggy Morris ASSISTANT UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR.Amy Nastasi ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR.Steve Deininger ASSISTANT ACTIVITIES EDITOR.Maria Fitzge rald ASSISTANT ADVERTISING EDITOR.Kathy Conley Julie Kisil ASSISTANT CIRCULATION EDITOR WE’D LIVE AND LOVE FOREVER AND A DAY ... 13 WE’D LIVE THE LIFE WE CHOOSE ... v vy vPwMfjFfPPPPPjfjf M 4 w m 0 W m w f . W PP l ww£wWmwJP‘ PP 0 9 f if Pjff f 0 . , c V Wpr WWW PPPPf, ' PPPP Pppp ? F+fwfffPPf PFf PrP j P V lit ' ' 4 « •£ • 4 Jl mP P mm ■. % -4 i. ' M -v, « ii ’ f ' WWWmBm - Id ' S WE’D FIGHT AND NEVER LOSE • • • 17 ■ OH YES THOSE WERE THE DAYS ... ► r r r ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM McDONALD, superintendent B.A., C.A.G.S., Boston University; M.Ed. Bridgewater St. College; Honorary Degree, Florida St. University EVANDER FRENCH B.A., Tufts University; M.A.T., Harvard U; C.A.G.S. B.U. VINCENT E. LAROCCO B.S. Western Illinois University; M.Ed. Temple University THOMAS P. BUDREWICZ B.A., Brown University; M.Ed., University of Massachusetts 24 GUIDANCE ANTHONY DeBIASE B.A., Boston University; M.A.T., Harvard University CONSTANCE TRICKETT B.S., Syracuse University; M.Ed., Harvard University PHYLLIS NANNIS B.A., Queens College; M.Ed., Harvard University JO ANN SHOENEGGE B.A., M.Ed., University of Rochester A. PAUL FORGETTA B.A., Boston St. College; M.Ed., Boston University CAROLYN H. TIFFANY B.A., Smith College; M.Ed., Tufts University WINCHESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY WINCHESTER, MASS. SCIENCE FRANCIS X. FINIGAN WALTER SOULE B.A., Yale University; M.Ed., Boston University B.S., University of Maine; M.S., University of Wyoming SUSAN SMITH B.S., Cornell University KATHERINE R. PALTSIOS B.S., Simmons College; M.Ed., M.Ed., Harvard University JEROME T. BERDULIS B.A., Holy Cross College; M.A.T., Univ. of Mass. WILLIAM MARKS B.S., Univ. of Mass.; M.S.T., U.N.H.; M.Ed., Harvard University 26 f ... • r ' ■. � V - ...«. ,« � � % k - 5! J l VClk : 0 «W| rum a t ’•umt . «wSP®l� |fc ( 0 ii I BRUCE T. HALL B.S., Worcester Polytechnic Institute; M.S., University of Pennsylvania LAWRENCE SMITH B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology CLIFTON WHEELER B.S., Atlantic Union College; PhD., Worcester Polytechnic Institute ! ■• VI MILBURN DIXON B.A., M.A., Boston University THOMAS GWIN B.S., Dartmouth University 27 MATHEMATICS RICHARD CONWAY B.A., Westfield St. JOHN WAITE B.A., M.A., Boston College JAMES W. SMITH B.Ed., Keene Teachers College; M.A.S., Arizona St. University GREGORY STONE B.A., Bowdoin College ARTHUR SARNO B.S., Salem College JOHN J. JOYCE B.S., M.Ed., Boston St. College; M.A., Boston College MARIE POULIOT B.A., Merrimack College M.A., Northwestern University MARY MIRKA B.A., Boston University; M.A.L.S., Wesleyan University JOHN L. KELLY B.A., St. Norbat College M.A.L.S., Wesleyan University MAURICE MERIFIELD B.S., M.S., University of Maine 29 SOCIAL STUDIES WILLIAM O’CONNOR B.S., Boston college; M.A.T., Harvard University PAUL T. MULLOY B.A., Bowdoin; M.A., Harvard University MARGARET SEXTON B.A., Wheaton College; M.S., University of Pennsylvania DIANE PUGACH B.A., M.S., New York University; M.Ed., Harvard University LORIN MALONEY B.A., Holy Cross College; M.Ed., M.A., Northeastern University 30 SUSAN NETTLE RANDEE MARTIN B.A., University of Washington; M.Ed., Boston University B.A., University of California; M.A., Northeastern University LAWRENCE RINALDI WILLIAM A. COLLELA B.A., University of Detroit B.A., University of N.H.; M.Ed., Suffolk University GEORGE WATSON A.B., Amherst College; M.A.T., Harvard U. JOSEPH CANTILLON B.A., M.Ed., Boston College 31 FOREIGN LANGUAGE BARBARA HOLDEN B.A., Colby College; M.A., Middlebury College NANCY JEAN GELOWT SKY B.A., B.S., Boston St. College ALFRED DUHAMEL B.L., University of Montreal; B.A. St. Mary’s U. ANNA MARIA MANCINI B.A., University of Massachusetts ROBERT COPELAND B.S., Boston University M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University LOURDES M. ALVAREZ B.A., University of Massachusetts FELICIA HALL B.A., Tufts DORIS L. CLICK B.A., Queens College; M.A., Boston University AGNES WALSH B.A., University of Maine ALBERT TROTTIER B.A., M.Ed., Boston University ENGLISH FRANCES RUSSELL B.A., University of North Carolina M.A., Northwestern WILLIAM PENZIN B.A., University of California LEE DRESSER B.A., Dennison College JEAN McBEE B.A., Wheaton College M.A.T. Wesleyan University LINDA WAGNER B.A., Ohio St. Univ.; B.S., M.A., Kent St. University 34 GEORGE HILLIER B.A., M.Ed., Boston College JUDITH JOHNSTON B.A., Regis College; M.A.T., Brown University DEBORAH ANDERSON B.A., Mount Holyoke College; M.A.T., Wesleyan University DONALD LORINZET B.A., M.A.T., Tufts University MAURINE TOBIN B.A., University of Texas BARBARA STODDARD B.A., M.S., New York University MICHAEL KARPA B.A., Tufts University 35 BUSINESS CHARLOTTE TURNER B.S., Husson College; M.Ed., Boston University 1976 KATHERINE BATEMAN B.S., Central Connecticut State College; M.Ed., Boston University ANNE PITTENGER B.S., State Teachers College MARJORIE H. LEVIN A.S., Lasell Junior College; B.S., Boston University M. LORRAINE FORTE B.S., Salem State College; M.Ed. C.A.G.S., Boston University PHYSICAL EDUCATION JANICE DOLAN B.S., M.Ed., Boston University PAMELA G. RUFO B.S., Springfield College THOMAS KLINE B.S., M.Ed., Boston University DAVID BERMAN B.S., Springfield College; M.A., Boston University WILLIAM A. COLELLA JOAN A. ROSAZZA B.A., University of N.H. B.S., Purdue U.; M.Ed., Boston College M.Ed., Suffolk University MANUEL MARSHALL B.S., Springfield College; M.A., Boston University KATHLEEN M. SULLIVAN, nurse R.N., Framingham Union Hospital HOME ECONOMICS GEORGE G. ROBERTIE B.S., Fitchburg St. Co.; M.Ed., Calvin Coolidge U. HARRIET NELSON B.S., Simmons College; M.S., Cornell University JEAN N. DILLON B.S., Syracuse U. INDUSTRIAL ARTS LUCILE R. CAVANAUGH B.A., Washington University GEORGE C. SWALLOW B.S., M.A., Fitchburg State College JOSEPH S. AVERSA B.S., Boston Teachers College; M.Ed., Boston State College KEVIN CONNOLLY B.S., Fitchburg St. College MUSIC BURTON O. COWGILL B.M., Boston University; M.M., U. of Oregon JOHN R. WOODWORTH B.M.Ed., M.M., Boston Conservatory JOHN F. BEYRANT B.S., Wilkes College; M.Ed., Mansfield State College ART THOMAS H. TRACY B.S., University of New Hampshire; M.F.A., University of Guanajuato LYNN ATKINSON B.A., Pennsylvania State University JOHN B. WALKER B.M.Ed., New England Conservatory of Music 39 OFFICE STAFFS HELEN STAVROS, receptionist; AUDREY GRAUSTEIN, manager; ELIZABETH GARDNER, bookkeeper SPECIALISTS NANCY ATKINS, librarian TINA HAKEL, assistant librarian 40 SHIRLEY NOBLE, guidance secretary; EVELYN OLMSTEAD, records clerk DAVID FRARY, a.v. technician THOMAS WALSH B.A., Boston College GENERAL EDUCATION DIANE BOETTCHER DAVID A. MILLER A.D., Wentworth Institute of Technology; B.S. Fitchburg St. B.A., New York St. University M.A., New York University MARGARET ANN SULLIVAN B.A., Wellesley College CAFETERIA STAFF 41 FACULTY BEST DUMB JOKE TELLER Mr. Joyce Ms. Martin BIGGEST SPORTS FAN Mr. Maloney BIGGEST EATER Mr. Merrifield SUPERSTARS WICKED WHEELS Doc Wheeler 43 IRA f.t ’ ’ t ■ Ul i MV, (; V ‘ . ' 1 „ v (Him M , ' VflllMWAW 44 K r A m BK W ' ft A ■ ' ' • v ME .MM “Quick Frank, turn to the centerfold!” “Mirror, mirror, on the wall “Come up and see me sometime.” “Aaaayyy 46 “The morning after!” Kte e “I just love giving F’s. Hee — Hee.” “Social Studies is soooo interesting ... ” saoiNas DARREN R. ABBANAT 100 years out with the boys ... I don’t believe we made it home — Maine. Anticipation. Good times in N.H. ... It ' s a Munga! Burgers at midnight ... Jugo? Ya gutta. Harrrgh! — the fans ... All nighters, no N.Y. Football .. . Football; Lacrosse; Spanish Club; N.H.S.; Varsity Club THOMAS J. ABDELLA “Experience is what enables you to make the same mistake again without getting caught.” Ralph Peterson Station Manager, WHSR-FM; German Club; WHS-TV EDNA MARY ACCARDO “Training is everything. The peach was once a bitter almond; cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college education.” Mark Twain Winter Track; French Club; Curtain Cue THOMAS ANTHONY ACCARDO “Beware of those who profess knowledge which they have not.” Unknown JANE ELIZABETH ALLISON Yes; as the music changes, Like a prismatic glass, It takes the light and ranges Through all the moods that pass; Dissects the common carnival Of passions and regrets, And gives the world a glimpse of all The colors it forgets.” Alfred Noyes DIANE LOUISE AMADEO Diane — Emmy Lou? Whose gonna drive? Not bowling again! Burger King and pick your nose buddy! . . . 7 21 76? I’m always the last to know. Mostly seen with C.C., P.P., P.H.So this is what the zone looks like? Summer 76’ J.V. Softball KAREN MARIE ANDERSON “Life is like a piano . .. What you get out of it Depends on how you play it.” Concert Choir; Orchestra; All New England Orchestra; Double Sextet; Tennis CATHERINE MARY ARNOTT From a far-off farm house, seen near the hills, Where the third generation lives, and the strong men and women are gone and forgotten. And these grand-children and great grand children of the pioneers!” Band; Musical; Red Black; Yearbook Editor 52 Dr. Mrs. Roman W. DeSanctis PAUL AUSTIN DEBORAH ANN AYVAZIAN “My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue. An everlasting vision of the everchanging view. A wondrous woven magic in bits of blue and gold. A tapestry to feel and see, impossible to hold.” Carole King CATHIE BAIRD “It isn ' t ever the same, in time I’ll change And you and the currents of our lives But the image of this moment will never fade This moment and you are unforgetable. BRYAN J. BARBARO S.L. AILEEN ELIZABETH BARCUS “This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.” — Winston Churchill Senior Class Treasurer; Student Union Representative; French Club; National Honor Society; Latin Club Treas. ELAINE MARIE BARGER “Happiness is the only good. Reason the only torch. Justice the only worship, Humanity the only religion, and love the only priest.” The 3 B’s forever! —R.G. Ingersoli THOMAS CARL BARUFFALDI “Bariff” cruisin’ in Revere with Marty. Hey Mark were’s the_ _? 5th period. “Copo” The 75” Banquet in Maine. The time at Zsigers house on my day off. The lakes, hockey, U.S.M.C. The days of Medford Summer of “75” will strongly be remembered. SUZANNE LAUREN BELLINO “An attack upon the King is considered to be parricide against the state, and the jury and the witnesses, and even the judges, are the children. It is fit, on that account, that there should be a solemn pause before we rush to judgement. Lord Chacellor, Thomas Erskine 53 ELAINE MARIE BENSHIMOL Fights, Chump moon-beam undercover, D’s nighter, Wilbur, Starsky, concerts, Dry dees, Rt. 302 Me., Dawn’s grandmother, code 10, squeegies, Sedrick, B.B.B. ' s 10 2 76 pancakes, Benders, Banga Benny, Finally “12” summer 76, right arm: Nunz — “STILL CRAZY. .. ROSEMARY THERESA BEZJIAN The Mod Squad, Crusin’, Hampton, “Snow”, accidents — who me??, Friday 13th — Bad Luck — no way!!, 360’s, Depression Prone, summer of 76, 50’s music, you guys I’m in love ... again!, Brighams orange and ??, Easter Sunday 76, “Candle in the wind”, Rose will never forget that “certain someone.” ELIZABETH C. BISHOP Lizzytish, Time Duckie; B-Wood, A.C. “Beware ... in the basement,” Cape Cod, Whaling . .. Yea Soccer, Mr. D. and P P. The Gang, Bag Dad. T.H.E.M. “That’s My Teacher.” ASA MARIE BJARNGARD “When you’ve seen beyond yourself — then you may find, peace of mind, is waiting there — And the time will come when you see we’re all one, and life flows on within you and without you.” Intramurals; Spanish Club; National Honor Society ELIZABETH CAROLINE BLACK Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly.” Michael 7 27 75 and 4 19 76 — Langston Hughes — REUBEN N. BLACKWOOD CYNTHIA BARLOW BLANCH “And in the end, the love you take Is equal to the love you make.” — The Beatles — Varsity gymnastics, co-capt; Varsity softball; Tumblettes ROBERT GUY BLAZI “Bugsy”, Cobra”, A.E. How about some “CHICKEN” all nighters at Gills, and others .. . “PANCAKES” Ginn, ... Quarries ... Turkey Day 26-18 ... Left Hook — (Quarries — $62.50 THANKS GILL) 76” Football Camp ... C.B. ... S.B. 54 EDWARD F. BOCKHOFF Will always remember: all those parties, Endless nights, Hell rides in that certain Olds, Parties at Mulcare’s, blow it off, Doing a J Bar, T.S. why? L.M. The parking lot. party’s at The rock, cemetery. BARBARA KELLY BOLAND “Boles . . . Remember-Quebec! Friday 13th! F. (D-O-O-F) Jr. Skip Day!! Good Harbor! Somethings Burning” Semi-Formal, C-O-F- F-E-E! Chinese Redlights, C-R-U-N-C-H, Mail me a Pocketbook! Friendly ' s!!! Can usually be with that certain person ... A.M. 3- 5-76! We got to get right back to where we started from!!! GEORGE EDWIN BOWKER Times a wasting and we ' re not. Over the Garage, the stash. Mom’s out, Let’s Go Cruising. Deb, pull over . .. Splash! Look at the Rabit! Hey John. Max 45’s at W.P. 18 Miles of Agony, Saturday afternoon at the cemetery! Say we adore. That ' s another ... Alive. J.P. Always. A.M.F. NEIL JAMES BRADLEY RAYMOND EDWARD BROCK Hampton ... They’re just taking us for a ride. Wrong Number! All nighters at Gills. Caroll’s Diner. HONK! Bionic Knee. Belly Button Brock. Famous Brock jokes. Varsity Football; Varsity Winter Track; Varsity Spring Track THOMAS DANIEL BROWN Parties at ... , Overnight in N.H., Wallex, New year’s Party, Illegally parking; The White load never made it Listening to the hot tunes, Near rumble with P.R.’s John C., John M., Mike J., Brian B., In rememberance of Jerry A., Pat H., Diane, Buster, Company. July 4th from Maine, The John Wal-lex” CAN I HAVE SOME. Pan Ta Lones” and AM I PART OF THE HUMAN RACE” TO Yellow Teeth. The wacko in the movies playing the Violen omen” Beaches, The Lunch Room. BOB AND RAUL. Youth Marc; Swim Team. RHONDA LEE BRUHY MARJORIE E. BRYANT Mr. Mrs. Robert K. Quinn 55 RICHARD X. BURKE Paragon: “We made it!” Moose we’re late again he ' s gone. Sabath, 12 3, Where were you? Oh, you lied to us boys! It happens every time I get in this car. Ritz’s, Janet ' s Franchescoe ' s, Weekend morning trips to the store. Almost all the Drive Ins. EDWARD M. BURNS “Theo” “Burnsey” . . . All nighters ... Family Parties, N.H. The Mouse Trap . .. Uncle Sam’s, The Keg’s . . . Ya, all right, what do you want? 100 Years Out With The Boys. Hockey; Golf PATRICIA A. BUTTS “Yesterdays ' memories are already dreams, Tomorrows’ wishes are only ho pes; But today well lived Makes yesterdays’ memories worthwhile And every hope if tomorrow a reality.” (7th) B-Squad Field Hockey; Spanish Club ELLEN A. BURNS “Burnsey” . . . Richies, April 3rd . .. Halfdays BK Tips (IWK) . . . SUMMER 76’ . . . Jimmy 6 5 76 . .. N.Y.’s Eve, Jr. Prom, Ronis, “Billrica Convoy” . .. “Were leaves”, Thanksgiving (curls) . . . dial-a-lie, GO FOR IT! Spanish Club JAMES JOSEPH BURNS “Not find a barkeep unto Jove in me? I have remained resentful to this day When any but myself presumed to say That there was anything I couldn’t be.” Auspex by Robert Frost ALISON JEAN BURTNETT Always Remembers . .. Judy, R.F., E.B., Best times with Mare. H.C., P.C. Tergo Ced? La Casa. All in the gang. B-Ball games. Your Mother? 3 A.M. + Major Harris. 3 at once, no way! Friendly ' s, pern, Deb! Boss town B.U. art. Punksy and the trip. Bye Tina. Letters Yeah! It was all fun . .. V.P. of F.F.U.B. Club. LYNN ANN BURTNETT Clear me stear of it, Brighams Specials, Baged benders, Pull over quick!!! D + D, C.H., its a frog, but wait, Party Party, Part, Scary roach, Ah-ooooh, Nuts, Phe-Phe E. grounds, Joe G.C. Steve, Fresh Friday Rays, Frustration F. COZ G + OJ. MICHELLE ANNE CAGGIANO Cagg, Summer 75, Brigham’s under the table, OSCO’S fringe benefits, green firebird, LION Eyes, SBR, 11 21 76, BONE Face Night, “Fun time ' cruisin with Monique + Chewy, “The End is Here!” R + C, 5 more minutes — PLEASE!!” Medford Parking Lot, S.P. for me! Basketball; Track; Soccer; Cross Country 56 JAMES T. CAHILL MICHAEL EUGENE CALARESE CAL. Blow off 1 Crusin in the Road Runner. Weekend in N.H. Foot Ball Camp. Keg Party at Cals. Baldie, M.O.T.R. “Richie Don’t Hurt Yourself.” Pugsly’s at it again. Bishop. Problems with M.D.C. H.Y.H. M.C.M.O.T.Y. Thin.. Varsity Football; Wrestling, co-capt. RAYMOND J. CALLAHAN Hey Ray how’s G-e-n-e? Put it back in your m-o-u-t-h. After 3rd lunch let’s take a walk to the parking lot. Raymond Callahan is a waste product. The Cabaret, Tiny Dancer, Bertha Butt, Ray, how ' s the Beer Belly RICHARD J. CALLAHAN “Inside my empty bottle, I was constructing a lighthouse, While all the others were building ships.” — Charles Simic — Red Black; Sassafras; Tennis; Orchestra; Philosphy Club; National Honor Society JOHN JOSEPH CALLAN “Many times I’ve lied, and many times I’ve listened. Many times I’ve wondered, how much there is to know.” — Led Zeppelin Radio Station DEBRA ALANA CAMMARATA Keep the change But I will take These memories . .. ” — Boz Scaggs — Red and Black STEPHEN PAUL CAMBELL “I’m so confused, always remember football, Saturday morning dancing, beating Woburn, “What a snapper”, Good times in N.H. Joy rides in Tony’s three wheeler. “I can’t lend you $7.50 Duffy” Likes skiing, dances, parties. LAWRENCE PETER CAMPO Mr. Mrs. Stephen R. Parkhurst 57 ANNE THERESA CANTILLON “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 . .. Field Hockey; Ski Club; French Club; Yearbook CHRISTINE MAURA CAPOCEFALO Humarock “75” and 76”. Always remember Ron, Ron, Mary Canary, Louise. Unis? Crusty! Shop, and Moose Keefe. Bean?! D.A.P.H. Yes, this is the zone. Gigsh. 4th per. Brighams, Greg 8 6 75, Binga, Buckets, Ditto. Dry no wet. Softball; Band MICHAEL LEE CAPOCEFALO Tall kid, known as (Gooloo, obogg). Usually found on his super rat, Miller Rock parties, Where’s Einerson? The Resy Patrol, M.D.C, Stoneham — All fools, N.H. Mike is always looking for something new, such as a faster bike, money, wild women. His ambition is to be the Sicilian President. KATHLEEN CARPINELLA Carp! Good times at movies, D.T.B.F.S.P., Richie, we gotta be back by 1:15! Start thumbin’. Canada — It’s too cold Dalt.! Follow that car. What a bud! J.P. Where were you? Bagged! Saturday nites at work! Sticky birds — Gross! I can’t find it! Sleepin’ on the jon! B.D. DAVID THOMAS CARROLL PAUL LEO CARROLL GLEN PATRICK CASEY “There is a lady who is sure that all the glitter is gold and she ' s buying a stairway to heaven.” — Led Zeppelin PETER JOSEPH CASEY Rumple ... Vega: Asleep at the wheel!!! Hey Pedro!! Managers guest at the Cab — The 7:15 sprint to Harry’s Pinto on weekends. If I ' m not ready come back!! I called Rhubarb, he’s in the shower . .. Remembers Chuck, Rhubarb, Wolfie, Bones, Little Mother, Bridgewater and ZZZZZZ!! 58 ANN MARIE CASTRO Loves Cadillacs; Friendlies, McDonalds and Filet o ' Fish! ... Cruisin, Vi pint, J. Geils, the voc ... D.C., M.C., work, dances ... Beach going shopping, stop at the movies. Chuck! P. River — hit by cars, hardpacks . . . Essex, Italian Club; Pep Squad MICHAEL CAVARRETTA “Victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror, victory however long and hard the road maybe; for without victory there is no survival.” — Winston Churchill Football; Wrestling; Baseball; Curtain Cue; N.H.S. RICHARD F. CHAMPOUX “The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has it’s own reason for existing.” — Albert Einstein Varsity Tennis; Soccer; Band; Jazz Band CHRISTOPHER BRADFORD CHANDLER Chris . . . ‘Scorchie’ . .. Remember the V.O. with Lazarro, spilt milk, Asti — Spumanti, Aerosmith 11 13 76 I’ll take this one . .. 7 11 76 Wedding party. The T.S. Gary’s black eye, Gas Station, taxi rides. The D.INS. CC + DD Carplates, it’s a flying squirrel. “Oh what a night” 2 10 76 Danita D. LINDA LEE CHRISTY “The Breck girl” ... can be found cruising, eating c.c. cookies, or behind P.M.’s in the W.C. Enka ’76. Twist, don’t scream, it’s another yellow one! 5 min. parties. BRAM getting into the GC on CS. The thrill of the chase. Spanish Club NANCY MARY Cl AMP A Cecilia: Moonlight jogging, Ginn, undercover, Alright”, Two lost cougars, CYO, “Wanna Get Lucky?”, Moonbeams, Rt. 302 ... Me, Frosties, Summer 75, skiing, Good Harbor, Vere is your dade? J. Prom, Concerts, NYE’s, UPA and WILBUR Italian Club JOHN H. CIARCIA Ellen toujours, Whitey, Crov, Curly, flexy, wang, fingers, and the headmaster, C.H.’s sofa, camping, Duxbury, Waltham, Wallex, April 13, 1976 8:05 P.M. Rafting, Labor Day weekend, 3:30 A.M., Dad Mad, Saved by a curb, Good ' Ol Harry and Priscilla JAMES MATTHEW CIPRIANO There ' s a feeling I get when I look to the west. And my spirit is crying for And the voices of those who stand looking ...” Jimmy Page Robert Plant 59 MARIA C. CIPRIANO t SUSAN ELIZABETH CONSALES Warm, Friendly and easy to get along with. Smiles at: summer of 76, Friendly’s, CYO shows, parties, dances, breakfast, baseball, skating, bowling, 3A at 12(fog) . .. laughing, Jr. Prom, AHAHAHchooo . . . Good Luck with nursing Winter Track STEPHEN HARRY CONTOMPASIS “What-Me Worry?” — Alfred E. Neuman German Club; National Honor Society DEBORAH J. COPPINS I wish you peace when times are hard, A light to guide you through the dark And I wish you the strength to let love grow.” I will never forget Westford ’76 4-H Christmas Parties, Rufus and “Deb ' n Deb” COLLEEN FRANCES COSTELLO “Abbott” . . . “You make me blush,” “I didn’t spill the O.J.” Asleep again, Swanee!!! 4 speed and “whit,” 11 straight, Can I stay over Ellens?”, mule bites, power failure, “I’ll call Landers, “Erbs, let’s get gas!” “We’re leaves, OOTB . .. Erbs, Burnsey, Moe, Moose, Usa, Mac, Squrrel, GO FOR IT! Smiles, MaAnKa, 12 12 75-76. Bicenntenial summer, Red comet, Jr. Nurds, Friendlies-boys, SWP, Mr. Bill, Good Harbor, (7th). Where are going tonight, Maria?, VA., Cape (Water?), (Loon), Regis, Please don’t rain on my parade. Cheerleader, Co-Captain; Student Union; Youth Marc. ANNMARIE CIRURSO Mitzie can usually be found at McDonald’s or taking a swim in the Abby. Lynnway, polka-dot and the ski trip bring back memories. “Give me some gum!” The dressing room is CLOSED!! Fat old ladies behind cars. WILBUR. L.L .. . Italian Club, secretary; National Honor Society NANCY JEAN COLLINS Rat . . . Nancy NN, Mrs Murply, “Mud Pound who?? Karen K. “Magwhich and That Boy” Spiderman Is it all over Marcia M, 1 23 76 Tom . .. Varsity Gymnastics, co-captain KATHLEEN M. CONLON Lucille close the door NOW! (E.F.) S’s, “M.R.”, V.A., W., G.F., Q„ H.S., “It’s been real”, CYO, MYF, ZIG-ZAG, Bicentenial??, 8 26 76 (never found out!) MaAnKa, load, YFS, J.N.’s Mr. B, “ . . . with keys”, Cape, HWB, 5659 . .. (7th) B-Squad-field hockey; Curtain Cue; Spring Track; Chorus 60 MAURA B. COSTELLO Maudy ... Amy-“inseperable;” Laverne Shirley ... W.B.; Bad Dog Boogaloo ... “Q” ... behind the rocks. Muffins Mushroom . .. Eagles ... “Love’s Alive” Enka. Broken glass GREEN . .. Mahogany”, Iron Man ... MONEY ' HONEY!! ... Aerosmith ... Candles Flowers ... Memories ... Part of you, part of me. JANICE ELIZABETH COUGHLIN Coff ... You DP, check it out, Vokey ... Maine weekend, Cruisin with Voke, BO, or Frong ... corner of Glenn, We stalled! Snaggin ... JJ RKG MRJ: Genders, Worm ... You lost it ... B- day’s .. . Thanksgiving, Pulling through with Barb. Italian Club; Alcohol Education Committee JAMES ROBERT COVINO Ronus, friends at the quarries. “That’s what I was gonna say!” Football camp with the sophs. I’d go to war with you. T. game 26-18. Alias cheeks. J.H. W.C. with R.S. Varsity Football, Co-Captain; J.V. Baseball; Italian Club DAVID BROOKS COWGILL Do you accept? Kids, not yet! 5 in the morning for swim team. Dunkin Donuts, Baskin Robins. Skiing at Gunstock. Lisa, where are you? Flying with John. Lisa always ahs the car! The Breakfast parties. Swim Team; Yearbook MARTHA FRANCES CRESSE V-Night, yolks, Sailboats, “Nuts, Hot Nuts” “Lonesome Alley” Chubby”, Cheezewhiz “Evaluatin’ all the time”, P.D. Transcripts, 600 Wist, mmm . . . Candy Marie’s contacts. Peanuts for Lynn. Delectable! Tumblettes; Gymnastics JANET CROCKER SUSAN MARIE CRONIN “Day after day we live our lives, ’til someone close to us dies. Part of us has grown with them. And when we know we have been loved by them, It hurts us more than we mind. Love each other while you still have time.” Tumblettes; Cheerleading LAUREN L. CUMMINGS Will always remember Kitty’s and the trip home, Reg! Car door and window. Bad week for boys. Church, football games. Tumbies. Cruising in the boat. The letter ... I knew it! The Place. Beep! S.C. and S.G. together. 7th! Tumblettes; Varsity Gymnastics 61 CONSTANCE ANN CURRIER It’s only the beginning ...” — Chicago Chorus; National Honor Society; Student Union CHARLES K. CUSSON “If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps, it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears however measured and far.” WHSR-FM; Band; Stage Band; Stage Crew BRENDA LEE DALTON Grape Ape with Emily ... Jan. 30-G.V., the dances, sippen’ em down — 15 seconds — WOW! Rides everyday - to good life! OAK! Movies! Jr. Prom. Monday nites, trouble we caused — Saturday nites. New York taking pictures. Canada the horseride. Boston skip. M.O., K.C., L.S., K.D. NICHOLAS DANGELO “ .. . The quality of anyman ' s life has got to be the full measure of that man ' s personal commitment to excellence and victory regardless of the field he may be in.” Football; Red Black; National Honor Society. CHRISTOPHER S. DANLEY “These are the seasons of emotion, And like the winds, they rise and fall. This is the wonder of devotion ...” —Robert Plant Nah, leave it, yeah. How did I get here anyway? WHSR FM; T.V. Station KATHLEEN ERIN DAUGHERTY EON! Snop. Coincidence. “I can’t see!”, Daiquiri Ice, Sharing showers, the bump, Yoho, Convertable, Prom ' 76, Pistachios, Mufflers, “Do me a Fayva?!” “Whoa . .. Betty!” 10 25 75, “I wish I were at the beach with ... ”, BRUCIE. Swim Team; National Honor Society; GBYSO; Red Black SUSAN ELIZABETH DEBERARDINIS Partying with CMM K, Manomet Bars! Parky! Beach Boys’ Celina 4th Pd. “Feel like cutting?! Chasing 4-H VW’s You should be shot!” SDC, bronze with a black stripe. DAP, RCH! DEB, Love; apples, Koala bears Jonathan! Senior Class Secretary; Aberjona; Spanish Club RICHARD EDWARD DECONTO See Dick Run!! Co-Captain Cross Country; Gymnastics; Winter Track; Spring Track; Latin Club 62 The Friends of the Winchester High School Music Department ROBERTA CAROL DIGIOVANNI Bo, Diddley, Ya D.P.; Rip Roarin! D D’s; Benders; Lorentz, 1 29 75, Prom ' 75, USAF; Wingearsheek ... ; UNH, Wonk, Maggo, “ROACH IT ; B.B.’s-Gutta; New Years 76; “I’ll Kill You”; Delectable; KP, Is that good? CHEERS! Spanish Club (Treasurer) MARY TERESA DILLON If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau Student Union; French Club; National Honor Society DANITA LOUISE DIMARZO Squirrel power, getting sick in the courtyard, Spilt milk, Huey dewey forever, Andrew’s Jeweler’s, lady please don’t throw those, She soedn’t look right, too much Asti-Spumanti, remember the V.O. and lazzaro, I like vans but this is ridiculous! JOAN MARIE DION ‘The other half.’ Loves a Butt, a car, and a good talker! “It’s a cop with a ‘Kojack’ light!!!’’ UGH Billerica!” crusin, drinking (R.W.I.R. Fanta!) “Shoplifting again?!” Fleet Wood Mac — “He’s a definite !!!” Lyn-shy?! notes, Bumpers Boys! “UGH cliques!” parties S.R., J.M., C.F, S.? L.C, ZB’s RITA CARMALITA DECONTO Start each day with a smile on your lips, a song in your heart. Live each day to the fullest. Be yourself — but be your best self. Dare to be different, to follow your own star. And a true friend is the best possession.” Winter Track; Tennis Intramurals MARY ELLEN DEMARS “ ... And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. National Honor Society; Student Union JANET MARIE DETESO Stella (JD), Ginn, Frosties, quarries, Alright , Summer 75, Jr. Prom, moonbeams, skiing, NYE ' s, UPA, Wanna Get Lucky?” fire drill, undercover, Dream On, P.M., CARDOORS! Watermelon, 26-18, pancakes, CONCERTS, bashes, the ' stang, WHAT!, WILBUR Cheerleader; Student Union; Italian Club, Vice President BARBARA STEARNS DEXTER I will always remember the good times at W.H.S. Also the concerts, the Horse, Christmas Eve ’75 ... Beachmont, the subway, pencil, penny, Cranes, Walden Pond, Plum Island, crusin, stalling, Sturbridge, Carlisle, Cape, Signs. Italian Club: Tennis 63 BRIAN JOSEPH DIRE ROBERT F. DONAHUE 905! Salad Chef Remembers: Long Beach, the Rock Neck Lobster and Steak House, cheating on SRA tests, old brown shoes. Tending to Eplosion! You can’t get there from here. Thanx M.F., T.P.K., M.W., M.K.M J.D., J.B., W.G. BARBARA ANN DONNELLAN American Studies . . . Mas. Nettles .. . Ski trip . .. Ma ... Pick, “I ' ll tell my Mother.” . . . bus ride ... banana bread .. . Muskrat Love . . . Natch! .. . Duncan W. Smith, one handed flips Birthday breakfasts ... 2 A.M. cake ... Lemon Meringue pie. “Elaine, watch out!” .. . roller skating. Dike, Dire. Carroll’s Diner. Busted in Hampton, Ray we are at the Police Station. Gilly’s Benders, Rat’s Parties the Chevy Bomb and all that went with it. Marco school and Snappers house. Cals Keg’s and Cool. Varsity Football VALERIE ANNE DIROCCO “I get by with a little help from my friends.” Who looks oldest?”, Sr. Prom 76, D.M., “Think of something EXCITING to do this weekend!” Kidnapping P.W. and driving around at 7:00 A.M., Peej-O, (7th) V.P. Senior Class, V.P. Junior Class, N.H.S., Band, S. Union CHERYL ANN DOHERTY Mad Dog, Always remember Randy, the field, alleys, flowered, Birthday parties. No Class, what’s big, black and green, on the beach. Maine 12 14 76. Screwdrivers, clothes lines, telephone poles, hydrants, Donna S., F.A.K. ... on an egg J.V. Softball; Hockey KENNETH ALEXANDER DONAGHEY Kenny! Remember: Getting out of school! Taking off! Junior year, English, 8, ya want to make a bet? Salisbury overnight. Kenny I’ll drive. Red Sox game fireworks. Who are you? I don’t know I just came out of that car. L.S. Varsity Hockey; Track SIMON JOSEPH DONOVAN “Typical Simon move!” Any girl jugo? Simon denies W.P. time and the ability to drive! car? wink. Toucans plans are the pits. Searches for W.B.T.M. late nights . . . avoids T.C. fences, favors A.C.’s and 45’s . .. E.A.RW.G.L? Student Union; S.A.C.; Red Black; Curtain Cue CARLA S. DOUGHTY “It’s funny how things disappeared and how people changed. They used to be my whole world, now everything is rearranged. I am more quiet now, and friends don’t seem the same. I guess I am growing up, Life is not a game ... —Karen Anne Doughty The D.A.V. ... working at Zayre, Summers of 73 76, memories 64 BEVERLY JOY DOWNING Always remember the summer in North Carolina, Great Spruce Head Island, England and Canada, youth group, Church, and I will never forget my Spanish name “Pili”. DENISE ANN DRISCOLL The child; 21 and 81. T.F. ' 75 “Thanks, I really appreciate it” wicked quick Kim. (Tennis Anyone?) SOCCER, Basketball, goalies, (practice again) Best Friends — Kathy, Lisa, Kim, Kathy. Varsity Field Hockey; Basketball; Softball; Spanish Club JANE ANN DUFFY “Give to others all that you seek. Share your dreams and knowledge with everyone and learn to accept their dreams and their knowledge with equal respect and interest. This is the way you make yourself happy.” Tennis; Cheerleading; Winter Track; Student Union STEPHEN G. DUFFY Football, track, CYO show, Conning Lumpy, Chris pay the man! Duxbury, Weekends at B.C., Shut up Duffy, No, really Chip? The Conti, I was never there, $9.00 telephone Huh Mahon, Pretty sweater Bob, Back to the Bunkhouse Cambell. Football; Track SUSAN G. DUFFY “There is a silent meaning behind all things ... ” Unknown Spanish Club; National Honor Society MICHAEL PAUL DUNN Mike (The Doctor) is often found waxing his MG on Sunday, before going to Brown! Monday’s spent sleeping. Tues. — Sat. working at Jordan Marsh ... Sunday waxing MG 20 min your out. Oh, Oh, MG’s are human, days with Dianne. Penguin, Murph, Goobo Dog dish at Hampton. LISA ANNE DURLAND Nothing can bring you happiness but yourself.” Did you two just get married? .. . My car won’t start! TPF, cat mouse. Baskin Robbins .. . Amy and the “Pooka” . . . who’s going to Friendly’s? ICE CREAM (everyday) .. . skiing! JOHN P. DWYER “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women are merely players. They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts.” “ARGHH” -William Shakespeare Varsity Soccer; Varsity Lacrosse 65 JENNIFER ANN EDWARDS Remember Toot; Boston . .. Goggles . . . SAP; Ironman, Nell; D.G. Brewery, Cape Codder’s, I Luv U Phil, Black Russian; Rabbits; Come . . . and Go; Poko; Skiing; pennies . . . Sept. 29th, two in a row ... 22 Tumblettes; Gymnastics CHRISTINE ELAINE EMERY I must say, shortsop: always remember fireworks, Volkswagons, phonecalls. I’m getting dizzy! Don’t kill it! Carnivals are fun. Thanksgiving Game, It’s a miracle. M M’s and Coke. You conservative! Good things come in small packages!!! MARY BETH ENSTAD “Friends, I will remember you, think of you, pray for you, And when another day is through, I’ll still be friends with you” . . . Remember THE GANG. Les Troubadors; Concert Choir; Curtain Cue: Chamber Singers; Double Sextette; French Club; C.Y.O. Show CAROL ERBAFINA ERBS” . .. Billerica Covoy, “You guys , power failure, half days; Falmouth 7 76, mule bites, M.L. Kermans, X-mas Eve, “J. Geils”, “Come on Tom!” “DID YOU CALL HIM?” Bud, Wicked second looks, “Hey Abbot, you wanna get gas?” OOTB: Abbott, Burnsey, Moose, Mac, Squrrel, Moe, Lisa, GO FOR IT! JOANNE GAIL ERRICO Memories of: The corner, Friendly’s choc, ice cream, cruisin in Old Bessy, “Sheryl-my car, your coat.”Peanuts, quick, lunch crew. Ill take it!” the rythmettes, crycrycry, I’m with ya!” 4-10! Us 3 sisters, “Stooges-kkmp” BRUCE. Spanish Club; Student Union PHYLLIS A. ERRICO There’s no time to delay, We’ve go to live for today, I’ve got so much to give, There is so much to say.” Jr. Sr. President; Soph. Treas.; N.H.S.; Red Black JEFFREY DEANE ESTABROOK “So if there is any encouragement in Christ, any incentive of love, any participation in the Spirit, any affection and sympathy, complete my joy by being of the same mind, having the same love, being in full accord and of one mind.” Swim Team, Tri-Captain; Baseball; Varsity Club; N.H.S. MARIANNE EVANS Enka Fair ... “but I don’t have blue eyes!” “say yes , ice cream, Scout, Steve ... ‘Miracles ... canoeing ... the happy threesome ... hats ... 5 16 75 ... lump on the beach ... Essex Steve’s Prom and mine ... anniversary party ... and always Steve. 66 ALYSON EVERETT The Sundance Kid, hole in the wall. F.A.A. Camping out. Bagel Bender. Sunapee 73-75, first times with Patty. Land of Og, I.D. for cigarettes! Nualla, Casco, Sachem. Cup of coffee. Ponies. Senior Prom 75, Chebeague, 7 18 74, Peter. WHERE ARE MY FLIES? CLIFFORD T. FALLA “Under the spreading hockey net the Sachem Goalie squats! His brow is creased with purple welts from taking head high shots; one eye is blue and crossed and glazed, the other is reddish plaid; and though his nose is flattened out, you’ll never see him sad, he knows that for a Sachem goalie he doen ' t look too bad.” MARYELLEN FALLA Too often, people are obsessed with what time does to them. Instead, they should be concerned about what they do with time.” Winter Track; Spring Track; Cheerleader; School Aide LISA MARIE FALLON “He who has a why to live for, can bear almost any how” Nietzsche ANNE PAULINE FARNAM “He looks the whole world in the face for he owes not any man.” Longfellow Philosophy Club CAROL LYNNE FAVORAT And now we too must go our seperate ways, we who were bounded by Friendship and Love, and all wonderful and remembering days.” Unknown Swim Team; JV Softball; Secretary, Sophomore Class LINDA ANN FELDMANN “Sweet sounds, oh, beautiful music, do not cease! With you alone is excellence and peace.” — Edna St. Vincent Millay Orchestra; GS; YPF; National Honor Society MARK JOSEPH FENN Fennsky ... (Wild Bunch) ... Mark can be found up the Quarries, Ginn or High School. Good times include cruisin in wagon, Burgerking Brawls, Tippin’ the brews, New Years at Ronis’s, Prom smash up, Big Bird, Cabaret, Wally’s Garage, Ratz cellar “a little bond-o will take care of it?” Jon’s Old Man 67 MICHAEL ANTHONY FERRARI Peguin, Tiny, 905, usually found hungry or reading Van Magazines, going back to camp, cruising in the Bat mobile, Miller Rock, 6th period open area, where ' s Gertrude? IAMES HOWARD FE RRERA “Tis a lesson you should heed: Try, try, try again. If at first you don’t succeed, Try, try, try again.” Varsity Tennis BRADFORD J. FINN “When it comes to mules, there are no rules.” — Ogden Nash — Curtain and Cue; Board of Directors; Action; National Honor Society DANIEL A. FIORILLI LEANNE HELEN FITZGERALD “Mine is the sunlight, sweet the new rains fall, Praise for the singing, praise every morning God’s recreation of the new day.” Varsity Field Hockey; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Softball; National Honor Society GERALD JOSEPH FLANAGAN It’s been a hard day’s night.” Gebs-hockey ring, Winnipesaukee, Paul, N.H. — Mt. Tenney — Band exchange. N.Y., Golf — Winchester Country Club-MAYBE???? Golf; Band JANET M. FERRERA JAMES MICHAEL FINCH ' 55 Chevy, Linda I.L.Y., meet you out the Area, H.Y.H., walking is very uncool, Rockport with Skippy, love Blondes, The Main Man (Finchie), Skippy, Mushroom, what’s your bag? no brews for me, (J.M.) Good parties, Hey Julie, the Bridge. 68 JULIE HELEN FRONGILLO Frong will never forget 10 31 75, snowbanks, Cal Clan, Phil Incognito, Northern! Rumbles, Partyin’ in the Van, Proms, Accident, Flames, (P’s V) Gong Show, CB stories, Marshfield All- nighter. VADT, 1 man band in concert, 10 years after, Ginn, Italian Club, Flies on me 12 4 76, J.C.H. MARK JOSEPH FULLER Sometimes I get so confused, Randles “Hey Tom where ' s the_ _??” Football games, Bowling, Chinese food, Cape Cod, Lil’ puddins ... Back courtyard Now its your turn to pay.” Ducks, Quack Quack. The zoo, Bonanza, Hey Peter, Grab that mans hand” ‘‘Get your lunch outta my locker.” ROBERT STEVEN GALANTE Ronis, brawns wild bunch. Found at Quarries, combing hair in boys room. Pinto joyrides. Campbells. Prized values: comb, badge, sweaters, Cheryl, (not in that order) ‘‘Hey Ronis do you mind?” Likes breaking sticks. Varsity Hockey; Alcohol Education ANDREW J. GANGI JACQUELINE G. FLANAGAN I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in 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. Cheerleading; Student Union; Italian Club KATHERINE M. FLAVIN Will always remember: J.C. 11-26-76 That certain week — (red ceiling)!!! D.H.-Misty Blue-“WATCH,” purple toe — 76 THE SPIDER!? Ritz 79 80, Symmes Rotary, Y.M.W.A.B. ' s — cruising and ??? Passing ice skates on Mass. Ave. Tutoring MAUREEN FLYNN Strawhat, I have a pair of shorts you can wear, you just ran over the lawn. T.S. are you late today?” Let’s run up and down those stairs — Pear shaped head. Boat wardon. Resi-we are in Stoneham Creature from black abbey. Meet me at 1:15 a.m. PETER B. FRAZIER ■K 69 JOANNE SUSAN GARDELLA “The Big Blue” Apt 518, Trip to New York? yellowstone, cove, Greg? Suicide Bridge! Hojo, Mouth, Party at Reenie’s house, the lost stereo, Red Truck, Blue valiant, Silla? Plum Island, Tull!! “The Fluff” C.C. ... Spanish Club LYN J. GARRITY “1 am a part of all that I have met.” Ulysses KBUN: Stage Design; Girls Varsity Soccer; Yearbook JAMES ARTHUR GAST “I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less travelled by, And that has made all the difference.” WHSR-FM Public Affairs Director; Band; Dramatics JOSEPH MARTIN GATELY Bohemia .. . The Rock ... Truckin in the BOSS. (E.D.). Al’s Keg’s, Family Parties, All Nighters, The Gripper . . . BUD .. . 100 years out with the boys ... Richies ... Blanchards ... Foxboro ... 10 4 Four Corners . .. Where the . . . are we? . . . GO FOR IT! PAULA GATTINERI “Hey that’s what’s good about it ... She went all the way to the top ... FUN CITY ... Stake out wicked like mad. Oh no, here comes pointed shoes and his chum ... Hide, I think they see us! . .. 3 AM and still talking . .. Student Union; Italian Club, V.P.; Cheerleader; Ski Club STEPHEN RICHARD GEARY No excellent soul is exempt from a mixture of madness.” Aristotle WHSR-FM, Program Director; Math League; National Honor Society. WAYNE BARRY GEORGE “How often I saw where I should be going, only by setting out for somewhere else.” laylalex, Birthday of 76, Providence R.I. $35.00. Black Sabbath, Halloween ’76, Hunting in Arlington, Humarock, growing up with M.C., Paragon Park with an old lost friend Medway and Old Main St. Old’s Rag-Top. Zorbas. RONALD JAMES GERARD Each of us was made by God and some of us grew tall. Others stood out in the wind their branches bent and fell. Those of us who walk in light must help the ones in darkness up.” Curtain Cue; Action ’75; Student Advisory Committee 70 JANICE ANN GERARDI Better known as burnt fingers ... watch out she has a frying pan! Got any chocolate chips? Be on the lookout for fire alarms. The dressing room is CLOSED! Never forget polka-dot or fat old ladies behind cars. Give me some gum! “I’m Hungry.” PAULA ANN GIANNELLI Will always remember cold nights down WHS Field, The Pines, The Quarry. Junior Prom, Linda + Peter. Jay 1 11 75 Junior year down the Art room. “Hey Linda the moon’s out!” The lakes, Drive Ins, Bonanza, and having a good time. Youth Marc CHRISTOPHER JAMES GILL Hey Gilly ... Raymond we’re going to the Police Station, Hampton, Football “76”, Allright you hands against the wall. Saturday night Benders, what are you in for, Muraco School, How about for five dollars. $7.50 drink N.H. Co-Captain Football; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Lacrosse; JAMES ALLEN GIRARD MARIA FATIMA GOMES Gomesky! Remember. 2 period with Dalt Stoog. Dances with J.F. Getting the car slipping slidding. Look out for that house! Whad ya say. G.D.F. STOUG start in a little early aren’t ya? Crusin — slow as a turtle! Getting married. Good luck with Danny Dalt Stoog ALEXANDRA YOLANDA GONSALVES “For time goes ever forward in varied stages Not to be wasted in stubborn confusion and petty rages Yes, our time, rapidly fading all away Our tomorrows are blending into our yesterdays.” Les Troubadours; Vice-Pres, Latin Club VIRGINIA GOODLATTE “Peace and harmony will come with Emotional freedom of our childrem Accord with our neigbors Civil rights and the Education of Man to love all.” KRISTINE GOODMAN I like all of them, but finally one good-bye is never enough ... ! YPF, BBC, Robear, The Gang ... B’wood A.U.C. Cape Cod Whaling, Hi Cutey! Oliver, Duckie, Lizzy Tish, Tine. Soccer P P, Mr. D. Racamaree will always be true. Swim team; Concert Choir 71 NANCY LINDA GOUNTANIS “Knowledge is what you learn from others; Wisdom is what you teach yourself.” Unknown French Club; Los Companeros; National Honor Society CHARLES FREDRICK GRANNUM “Experiencing the stormy seasons of life makes the clear and beautiful more pleasing and significant. Charles F. Grannum “A Better Chance;” Marching Concert Band; Jazz Band; Max-ed Dentistry; Basketball Team; National Honor Society. PETER GRECO MOLLY GREENE “Only Love is Real Everything Else an Illusion Adding to the Confusion In my mind” Carole King GRACE ANDREA GRIECCI Will always remember; duck pond, G.S. weekends, Camp Runels, doing laundry, Furniture Store, Boston, Kittys, McDonalds shakes, Sonordias, Whopper Snappers, town meetings, Vinnie, bakery, Wolskineys, Polka Dot, Tufts, going crazy - take a buddy, Browns, LeeLumberjack. Martha ' s vineyard, Linda, camp by candy canes. JOHN PETER GRIFFIN “There is art-and magic-in a word of praise.” Anonymous Varsity Basketball Team; Varsity Tennis Team; Red and Black CHRISTINE MARIE GUARNACCIA “There is art-and magic-in a word of praise.” —Anonymous Varsity Basketball Team; Varsity Tennis Team; Red and Black PAUL M. HALEY “Al” . . . Family Parties . .. All Nighters .. . N.H. Benders . . . “I ' m an uncle” ... Blanchards . .. 100 years out with Re Boyes . . . Death Cruisen . . . And “The Kebs” .. . Wheres Carl? The Mouse Trap 10 4 four corners ... Re Rock .. . Richies ... Doubleheader at Foxboro .. . M.O.T.B. GO FOR IT! Golf Team 72 Mr. Mrs. Walter W. Taber CHRISTOPHER R. HALL “The one sits shivering in Fortune’s smile. Taking his joy with bated, doubtful breath. The other, gnawed by hunger, all the while Laughs in the face of Death.” Soccer; Co-capt,, Wrestling; Red Black; National Honor Society JULIE HAMEL “I exist as I am, that is enough, If no other in the world be aware I sit content, And if each and all be aware I sit content.” —Walt Whitman Treas. Curtain Cue; Les Troubedours; N.H.S. MARK EDGAR HAMMOND Will always remember band practice on Saturdays, throwing the pigskin, water skiing in N.H., New York Exchange Concert with the vegatarian, N.F., Friendlies, New Years Eve ’75 with L.M. on Little Winter. Band; Stage Band; Gymnastics SUSAN ELIZABETH HANKINS PATRICIA ANN HARRRINGTON Hacka ... Mary Canary ... Bombers ... Am. Studies I ... The library ... Unis and Mary ... Aqua Lung” ... Fella ... Usually seen with D.A., C.C., P.P., S.P., Burger King, Hey . . . Buddy! Duncan Smith!!! Co-Captain Softball CHARLES PARKER HARRIS Chip, Charlie, Harry, The powerful boltswagon, H.F.C. Hey egg- face, blow it off! Travels with Barb. B.A.M. . .. Who’s that veged-out under the Hojo sign? Night at the quarries with Rhonis Co., Clubin’ with Pantaloony . . . Wild Bunch Winter Track; Spring Track GEORGE H. HAUENSTEIN “For what is a man, For what has he got If not himself, Then he has not.” Aberjona Editor; N.H.S.; Orchestra; Action ' 77 KIMBERLY A. HAVICAN Toastie Baco, Pines, Tunnel. Michell, Brighams under the table. Wiping out in the halls. Jr. Prom. Crystal. Tweed. F.S. S.M. “What’s your name?” Aerosmith, train to Belmont 11th grade in the Caf. I think the end is here shell. K.A., young fawns ponder- Gaylord 73 •I CYNTHIA ANN HAYES Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead.” —Louisa May Alcott VICKI ANNE HAYFORD This perny kid can be found scooping in green” cars, parking in Pine Groves, losing it in the Fells, or in Maryland. She loves Diamonds, Smirnoffs and scarves at G.W.T.W. “Does it hurt?” Active in F.F.U.B. Club and CBing. The future holds more wickie-wickie and waiting for sar. DENISE HENNELLY Dee! — Will always remember: California 75, Midnight at the Cape, KiKi’s N.H. parties, concerts, cruisin, Trixi! F.P., Tango and the tracks, Bean, Summer 76, N.Y. Eve, Jugo! Jr. Prom, Bermuda, Benjy and a rose . .. RR 9 27 75 Swim Team PATRICIA ANN HICKS Myrna: firsts with Alyson, Chris’ bender, Sunapee, Rack, moonbeams, moonlight jog, NYE “76” Swanee: “I don ' t remember,” Starsky — “Duck!” Pull a Patty, “Wanna get lucky?” Ginn, Eagles, “alrightf’ undercover U.P.A. Wilbur! National Honor Society; Italian Club CAROL M. HIGGINS V.J.P. 7 4 76, Hand Hand, Where’s my kite, Chinese School, Shine on Harvest moon, Rat tat tat, the Bomb, Bart, Rose, the edge of “V”, F.F.A.’s Study your brain, mmm . .. candy, Marie’s contacts, my cousin Debbin, Vinnie’s coming home Tumblettes; Gymnastics DEBORAH ANN HILL 2 14 76 . . . Mahoney ' s, Susan, Nova, Aerosmith, Banga U ' y, Hockey games, 10 minute car rides, Carm Billy, Summer 76, Late again”, Hi kid . . . Wyman, Breaking diets, Sue, do I have too . . . ,” I.W.A.K.R.C., and always Denise. Spanish Club CATHLEEN ANN HINES “Is it so small a thing to have enjoyed the sun, To have lived light in the spring, to have loved, To have thought, to have done?” —Matthew Arnold National Honor Society; Intramural tennis STEVEN ARTHUR HOFFMAN Tall at heart ... Getting the car for the weekend ... Always having to go to the gas station . .. Camping at the Cape, Car breaking down . .. Tow it home . . . Losing bets . . . Get rid of the car . . . work, no weekends can ' t save money ... 74 LORI L. HOWLAND And time, time adds it’s scares Rainy days they turn to sunny ones. Livin’ the life, lovin’ everyone. What does one say when the calendar folds to another day and we suddenly discover it’s time?” DAVID E. JEANNETTE DEJECTO!, D.J., Suzie Homemaker, Dave can be found telling bad jokes. No soap, just radio, the MGA, Big Bird, North End, Schlitz, clobbered at the bars, the “55”, Burger King Brawls, he’s 6 ' 2 and still growing, common sense of the Wild Bunch, let D.J. drive, Future plans include trade school and letting the good times roll! BETH ANNE JOHANSON Flames, basic h.o., say wha?, 9 27 75, spatulas, proms, 17th b- day — R.I., J-initial shock, snaggin’, 6B’s, van, gem, nova bart, Lit-Mary Tyler Less, it’s rancid!, t.s.v.a., case of D + D’s, Rangley, C.B. Stories, kissing dirt, WPD3, flies, LuLu, “If your friends are there then everything’s alright” JOHN MICHAEL JOHNSON “In the fields of observation, chance favors only the mind that is prepared.” —Louis Pastern JOHN PATRICK HOGAN Roguee” will never forget ... A.S., Allnighters, that kid from Medford ... 100 years out with the boys ... Kegs at Al’s, summers on the Cape, Golden Ale ... The Goddess ... family parties, swimming at Bass Nole, Going for something? Captain Frosties ... it’s one o’clock already!! PAMELA MARY HOLLORAN Take your time, think alot, why think of everything you’ve got, For you may still be here tomorrow but your dreams my not!” —Cat Stevens (7th) PATRICIA MARY HOLLORAN It’s only just begun, Like the twilights in the road up a head they don’t see just where we are going, And all the secrets in the universe whispers in our ears and all the years Will come and go. We may never pass this way again! (7th) Seals and Crofts BARBARA ELLEN HORN Bofa, you DP Wonk, rip roarin? D D’s Lewie Johnny Maine weekend Partyin in Van, Amy sh, sailboats kidnapped You can drive! Is that good? 6 29 76 Good times with Bergin-Wong’s We’re out of this garage. MY FLIES? NFOM Alcohol Education Committee; Italian Club, treasurer 75 DONELL FREDERICK JONES “Some people have everything and some don’t, but the thing don’t mean a thing if the thing ain’t what you want.” Basketball, co-capt.; Varsity Football, Varsity Club; Spanish Club; A Better Chance MARGARET JEANNE KARK “Life goes on living unless you’re dead.” A Few JENNIFER LYNNE KARP “Aim for a star! Look up and away, And follow its beckoning beam. Make each Tomorrow a better Today — And don’t be afraid to dream.” Swim Team; Environmental Club; French Club ELIZABETH FORMAN KATZ “One cannot come back too often to the question, what is Knowledge and to the answer, Knowledge is what one knows.” — Gertrude Stein Field Hockey; Stage Crew LYNN MARIE KELLEY Tonto! “I’m not interested.” Fleetwood Mac — Look a 10! Heh Pinnie! RWIR, Noogie you OK? Kojak? Audrey’s Excursions, tango the traintracks 6 11 76! Freds — shopping — holes — parties sleepovers! As, Jeff Beck, Canobie Lake; her famous last words, I’m gonna get my hair cut. S.B. Rood. Camaros. ANN MARIE KENNEDY Never needs an ID. Biggest hustler (pool) the dark road at night — always wear sneakers. “Floor it Lois, cut off that_! Baking on the boat, SK, DPNG. Watch out for search lights! Enka nite, Oh God . . . DDB. AM Weekends. French Club ANNE ELIZABETH KENT “Sooner or later everybody’s kingdom must end, And I’m so afraid your courtiers cannot be called best friends.” -E.J. Swim Team; Curtain Cue DANIEL KERMAN 76 SARAMARIE KINCAID “Still round the corner there may wait A new road or a secret gate; And though I oft have passed them by, A day will come at last when I Shall take the hidden paths that run West of the Moon, East of the Sun. Student Union; Spanish club, MARTHA JEAN KINTON Moose” ... The cripple with the hockey stick. Richies, family bits, Bill rica Convoy. “Col, look what I did! “Lights out!” Falmouth, N.Y. an Hull. OOTB ... Abbott, Erbs, Burnsey, Moe, Mac, Squirrel... GO FOR IT. MARGARET MARY KIRKPATRICK “And it’s whispered that soon If we all call the tune Then the Piper will lead us to reason. And a new day will dawn For those who stand long. And the forests will echo with laughter” —Stairway to Heaven JANET SUSAN KOHR The road goes on forever. And I must follow it if I can Pursuing it with eager feet. Until it joins some larger way. Where many pals and errands meet.” — J.R.R. Tolken Band; Curtain Cue; Swim Team MUSTAFA RESIT KOPRUCO KAREN ANNE KREA I will never forget the good times at W.H.S. Beachmont 75, the Subway, Christmas Eve, Jr. Prom 76, Walden Pond Plum Island, Cranes Beach, Carlisle, Down the Cape, signs, cruisin’, McDonalds, the Horse, the Who Concert. Track Team, Italian Club JEAN FRANCES KRUSELL Remember chasing balloons, gnigguh telephone poles, the bench with our very own wastepaper basket; the public b.r. and catching little dogs; riding mailboxes the M.E.D.; physohex; catching fireflies, C.T.Z.; hear comes the sprinkler! the 13th H. I hear a dog! ping pong ball 5, hanging on weeping willows, Cat Rock. DAVID MICHAEL KULESZA Dr. Mrs. Guy Guarnaccia 77 RICHARD A. KURTZ Crusin in Road Runner — Where’s Gramp ' s? Hey Baldy “Lets go watch the puppies.” H.Y.H. Blow OFF 2. Junior Skip day M.O.T.R. High Horse! Bishop with David John. Remember M.S. Trouble with M.D.C. Keg at Mikes. LuLu Baseball, Hockey, Wrestling RONALD W. KURTZ All nighter down Marshfield, Poching lobsters, Don ' t forget Squirrel, Remember Road Runner, D.I.L.A.D., keg party down Sin Bin, T.T., Bishop with David John, B.B.T. Bat cave, Burn’t Forest, R.H. Come From Lexington? Baseball, Hockey, C.Y.O., Wrestling SUSAN WALKER LADD “Hey it’s snowing . .. Put the top down!” Walk this way. Always Smiling. N.B. in the summer, Donald Duck forever. C.M. S.K. DPNG. Oh, forgot the headlights again Momentous 3-point turns. Long talks, “Whats wrong now?” Shopping at the Mall!!!! Hang a 360°! PHILIP STEPHEN LANDERS Lynch Football, HYH, GP400, RR383 Orlanders, Jr. Graduation Party Pipe, Cals are cool, God Bless lou-ow I will never forget him. I luv U jen, Black Russians Before Soph game reading sessions, Monkey, Mandy. Football I i JOAN PATRICIA LARISEY “Very little is needed to make a happy life. It is all within yourself, in your way of thinking.” —Marcus Aurelius AUDREY JEAN LEACH “When my days have to come to an end I will understand what I left behind Part of me — It’s only the beginning ... (Chicago) Band; Cross Country; Gymnastics; Softball — Co-Capt; Red and Black, Curtain and Cue, Studen t Union, N.H.S. KYONG SHERRIE LEE “The difficulty is my friend, not to avoid death but avoid unrighteousness.” “Make new friends, but keep the old; Those are silver, these are gold.” C C, N.H.S., Aberjona, Double Sextet, Concert Choir PETER BERNARD LEE “This is not the end. This is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps the end of the beginning.” Winston Churchill Aberjona; Student Union; Red Black; Tennis 78 WALTER LEE MAUREEN LEHANE Maureen is very energetic and High spirited,” she can usually be found lost ... Eagles, Beach Boys ... (Cheeks), Tommy’s foot, Front line, MacDonalds, JR. Prom, fire hydrants, Lost? in N.H., Roller skating, canobie lake, “I’m lost”!!! Cookie” .. . summers in Maine, bring a smile. Remember THE GANG. Varsity Swim Team. GEORGE HATHAWAY LITTELL III “Don’t surround Yourself with yourself Move on Back to square Yes CHERYL ANN LIZOTTE Sophie will remember ... Jr. Prom, Christmas dance 75, moon beams, light-m-up, WHAT! Stop Shop, Paula — Queen of the mountain, U.P.A., quarries, Ginn, the three old maids, Thanksgiving 76, “Wanna get lucky’” and WILBUR Italian Club JANET ROSE LUONGO Party in the Club House!!! What are you doing, Happening, Oh ... the Kids, Okay chickies, look at her, Parties at A.M.’s, Victor’s, Darkness, Maine with Stinky, I ain’t going home, WOW really, What a nice day, you wouldn’t believe Salt Pepper, TS, UA Cowhampshire, Harley’s and B.C. 3 26 76 ANTHONY MICHAEL MACINANTI Bruno — Long hour’s of football practice: I can’t stop MASHING GRAPES! Hampton Beach: Cambell’s Cottage, Old Chevy, check the oil. There goes my WHEEL!! and my BRAKES? Waiting at HER locker again! BARB — 24? Maybe! Varsity Football; Varsity Spring Track; N.H.S. SARA CASLER MACKENZIE Jr. year — Higs, Monty me. Birthday nite — “Will this do Officer?” I ' m confused! Penny loafers chapstick. OB’s House — Monty you O.K.?” N.P.D. — 3. Flames, Whale — on him! Trailstick! Party at Hig’s G.D. 4 29 76 Band; Los Companaros; Student Union; J.V. Basketball; NANCY JEAN MACMILLAN Wakefield fireworks! You mongy, hey Freak. Don’t forget Florida with Sis. Pat, Negros Pantalones’ and “Yella teeth.” Also the lunch room, our parties, the beach, F F, P B, Medford, our trip to Boston. 79 MICHAEL E. MADIGAN Mikey. Black Bomb. Speeding Tickets. Jr. Prom, he heat, frozen brew, convertibles, Hampton, Good Harbor, 57 chevy pickup. Junk it Mike. Winning accidents nailing light poles with Pete SC. Biting fingernails, Ginn. Varsity Hockey PETER JAY MAFERA “The question is ... which is to be master — that’s all.” National Honor Society; Curtain Cue; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Swim Team AUSTIN XAVIER MAHON Austy . . . gorilla man, can be found with either Ann or Frosties in hand. Can I drive your car? 6:00 club. New Year’s at Ronis. Sing along with Austy. NH bear hunting. Burger escapades. Future plans — beach, brews, books in Florida. Football PAULA MAIULLARI Nudah-Better know as Queen of the Mountain “No Mae, No bangs “hey, you wanta get lucky?” Never forget Lynnway, U.P.A., candycorn, 10”, mud, or polkadot. There’s a moon out tonight. “I LOVE YOU” Alright.” ... I just fell! WILBUR MARK E. MANDEVILLE Mandy otherwise known as sconsin skinny can be found shooting a rack at Amoroso’s or Rats. This oldies lover likes Blondes and nights at Hojo’s with Monk Boss and Paul. His fondest memories is when he was in the hospital with Boss and Bob. DEBORAH MARIE MANGANO Blanche (Gano), will always remember D-D ' s overnight, Songs, Ginn, skiing, undercover ... , “Two Lost Cougars,” CYO, Thumbs Up, Cruisin, M.H.S., Benny’s Bashes, Party’s Moon Beams, Alnighter, “Wanna get Lucky,” Black Bomb, Jr. Prom, Starsky, Concerts, Rt. 302 Me., Good Harbor, U.P.A. and WILBUR PAUL MARCUCELLA Wally. The Wild Bunch. Quarries, Ginn, High School, 55 Chevy. Good times include tipping the brews, Burger King, Rats Cellar, Steve’s cottage, THE GARAGE, Eagles concert, SMED’S wheels. — Let’s hit the packey —, I don’t like the way he looked at me. A little bond-o will fix it. LAURA LEE MARR Chewy, the corner, Friendly’s, TE, Medford parking lot, ES, cruisen in Old Bessey, 40c, peanut butter cups, Lollipops, Vino, being tired, boneface, puddles, Blue Van, Joanne, I ' ll take it! Hey Mo can you get the car? Put em in the home, 1, 4, 5 “7th”. 80 ANTONETTE MARTIGNETTI “Johnny” — “Maryann, We’ll get expelled! 11 6 75 “I’ve got a plan!” F, G, C, N-K-The Key Imagine if ... “Where you goin now girls?” Athens After Dark — “Jacqui it’s 1:00 9 5 76 Let’s Call John! ACCENT — humiliated 2 times. “Married!” letter “Mare, he’s coming!” “Don’t Look!” SURPRISE! Always got even! A(s) + A(w) + B(w) = ? STEPHANIE ANNE MARTIN Friendships are like gems. Treasure them and they will last forever. Field Hockey; Tennis; Student Union; National Honor Society, Treasurer MARYANN PILAR MAS ELLA “Blow it off” New York July 4. Summer of 76 in Puerto Rico. “Do not admit to class” Open Campus after 3 years! “Annette, he’s Looking!” Cloud 9 with Annette and Ramon. Will never forget my Radames”. April 26, 1975. LINDA MASIELLO Popcorn, P J, The Moon’s out,” Grade, Fiat, Jr. Prom, K C, sonordias, G.S. weekends, Pines, Nahunt, Walpole, laundry, Quarries, Beachmont — Subway, MIT, Quik, Petie, Town Day, Lakes, Halloween, Tufts, Chicago, WHS Field Student Union; Youth Marc, Italian Club, French Club SCOTT DOUGLAS MATHESON “History is bunk” — Henry Ford ALAN CORTLAND MATTHEWS Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. Winston Churchill CARMEN RUCCO MATTUCHIO FRANCIS JOHN MAZZUCOTELLI Remember the 13th, Eagles + Chicago with E.F..K., Full day at E.J., Rocket wars, Rockport + Wingersheek, sittin’ in the sun, R.B. Sub, “Workin” at the library. The old Ford + Mercs, 383, from he re to the center”, National Honor Society 81 ROBERT WILLIAM MC CABE 15??? I.W.S. Dunk. J.M. Do you have the car? Buy a paper. 6th period. “When was it due? Last month.” Just a few more programs. Take a walk! jefe. Free tickets, phone calls, low mirrors, two lunches. 2307 Varsity Basketball; Spanish Club EILEEN ELIZABETH MC CARTHY “Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved.” — W.J. Bryan — National Honor Society; French Club MAUREEN ELLEN MC CARTHY “Moe” ... “Hit it Eve” April 3rd “I cut my arm” Joy Ride, N.Y.’s Eve (TD) Halfdays BK + Tips, Billrica Convoy” “Power Failure,” The lead singer of Aerosmith, “It looked so green” Mr. K’s, Jr. Prom, Dans, Where’s the FOOD! Varsity Swim Team; International food Club RICHARD CLEMENT MC CARTHY Parties over the garage . . . 45’s at W.P. Pull over ... splash Arghh what an 18 mile agony, max in the gutter . . . S-C-R-A-T- C-H Accidents at Mac’s, After B.T.O. SEP Always ... AMF Varsity wrestling + lacrosse NEIL ALEXANDER MC CORD I shall pass through this world but once. Anygood therefore I can do, or any kindess that I can show to any human being Let me do it now. Let me not differ or neglect, for I shall not pass this way again. Band; Winter Track; Cross Country JOAN ELAINE MC DONALD Will always remember ... ‘cruisin’, The Mod Squad, snow, Boston, summers in Hampton, Flames. Lookin’ for the Load with Bez. “One of these nights.” Partyin ' with Quigs. Will never forget T.P. Don ' t let the sun go down on me ... ” JANIS MARIE MC DONOUGH Never forget Saturday night runs, Shades, 9-4-75, Don’t Jump!, Anne, let’s take a walk to L.A., Moods? Everythings AOK, Are you alive??, OH NO — He dropped it! Who ' s nothin’ but trouble?? Rumdidit!! Who’s taking orders?, Present arms; Will you open your eyes? And always ... I.C.B.G.!!!!! JOHN JOSEPH MC GINTY BULLDOG ... Never forget Family parties, All nighters, Richie ' s, Movie Theater, and Al’s Kegs .. . 100 years out with the boys ... A1 can I borrow a pair of pants? Lawn Cruisin with Rat ... I’m an uncle! We flipped a jeep? Baseball, Spanish Club 82 Mr. Mrs. Marshall McKincaid ROBERT DENNIS MC GRAIL “I have learned that success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed.” WHSR-RM: Curtain Cue: Varsity Tennis: Jazz Band MARGARET MARY MC HUGH Magoo, Hey Andrea? Ame come on Cols, Windam NH We trust ya?” 240z Peter 5 3 75 1-4-3 Sr Jr Proms Hojo’s where kids are king ... Belview, Flames, St. A ' s, first time ... the pits NFOM UNH Didley, NC-NM-AW Where are my FLIES? Student Union; Spanish Club; Softball; Alcohol Ed. Comm. JOHN JOSEPH MC INNIS Life battles don’t always go To the strongest or faster man, But sooner or later the man who wins Is the fellow who thinks he can. Hockey; Lacrosse; Soccer; Cross Country; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Red and Black; Aberjona JANET MC ISAAC A stone my determine a great river ' s course. Even if you are on the right track You’ll get run over if you just sit there. National Honor Society; Winchester Hospital Volunteer CYO PATRICIA MARIE MC KENNA “To our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today. Let us move forward with strong and active faith.” - F.D.R. - Red Black ELLEN PATRICIA MC KENNEY A stone may determine a great river’s course. Even if you are on the right track You ' ll get run over if you just sit there. National Honor Society DONALD FREDRICK MC KENZIE Two weeks in summer 76 ... I hate pancakes ... Merc’s are the greatest! ... Why did you leave, A.C.! ... Hes lit like a street lamp ... Oh, excellent! ... Trower twice ... Hey, Fred! ... U- mass in 77 ... The song remains the same ... DOUGLAS EVANS MC KENZIE The courage of life is often a less dramatic spectacle than the courage of a final moment; But is no less a magnificent mixture of triumph and tragedy.” National Honor Society; Curtain and Cue Stage Crew 83 WILLIAM G. MC LEAN “McBlade” . . . Late night streakers, Babson Bash, BTIB, 6 o’clock club, Good times, Falmouth “76”, “It won’t happen again Mrs. K. and Hank.” The last practice, the cellar. “When are you going to shave ... You Bum.” Varsity Football; Varsity Hockey; LESLIE ANNE MC NAMARA “Mac” . .. Richies, Boston-Tea Leaves, Lost in subways with Squirrel, Crusin in the bomb with Voke, half days — BK + Tips, “Runaway”, Hull ... “oh shoot”, Rhys — 5 21 76, Cape times, Family parties, OOTB ... Burnsey, Moose, Erbs, Abbot, Voke, Moe, Squirrel, Karen. “GO FOR IT” Student Union. BRIAN JAMES MCPHAIL Alias Troubador; Alias “Space”, going to the Bakery 3rd, “Doomed is what I am”, “That ' s my teacher!” Running out of gas in “Max”, That night in Finigan’s basement, Lisa ' s Closet, Blackwood’s Steps, Meanies Basement. Soccer; Tennis; Track. JOHN A. MELARAGNI MARY MARGARET MELILLI “The secret of life is not to do what you like, but to like what you do.” Davidoff French club; Science Club; Intramurals; Gymnastics Manager; National Honor Society. MICHAEL FRANK MICCICHE KAREN JUDIE MILLER Karen’s a nice kid with a fantastic sense of humor. Fun times: Summer ' 76, roller skating, Mary, he waved!” Bowling, making faces at friendly’s. Lighting a torch at Beach Boy’s (cheeks) “I’m so confused!”, Map lights and the dancing worm, Remember “THE GANG”. CAROL ANN MINUTOLI 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 Swiming (co-capt.); French Club; Spring Track. 84 SALVATORE MISTRETTA Keg parties at Cal’s (M.O.T.R.), Cruisin’ in Jed (Where’s Gramps?) N.H. weekends. Beers ... H.Y.H. Bishop, Don’t hit my shoulder! Billerica. Music, Stereos. Church at Mikes, Mrs. Cal. Lulu. Hard times with K.E. Always remember L.A. (Sals Babe) Varsity Soccer; Italian Club; Student Union ANNA MARIE MODA Amy .. . Maudy — Inseperable”; Laverne Shirley .. . W.B; Bad Dog Boogaloo ... “Q” ... behind the rocks; Pete, Amie ... Do you feel like we do? Enka ... America ... Watermelon, I.D. Weekend in Maine ... B.B.B. ... Aerosmith — GREEN-RI- MONEY HONEY!! Candles flower . . . Memories .. . Part of you, part of me. ANDREA MONICA MONAHAN Little Mont — USA, it’s a zebra, Birthday night, flames snag ’em, titlewaves, vet alley TS, chapstick penny loafers, OB’s house, D. SAT, Higgs, McKene Me, Are you all right Jen, S.A.L. Forest Fire S.J., you can drive, Higg’s cellar, where are my flies, A.F.T.C.O.W. DOUGLAS BRIAN MOODY KAREN JEAN MORAN Karen” Crusing around, Prom . .. (Driveway) 4th period cream filling, Billy — Dec. 12, 1974, “I thought you were a Maniac” . . . Halfdays, B.K. Tips, Good Harbor — the cave, ‘‘don’t tell Billy”, “Karen, don’t go to class”. O.O.T.B. Voke, Burnsey, Mac, Erbs, Abbot, Moe and Moose. EDGAR E. MORESCO Blowing off Bonnell in Wayne ' s rag top olds. Paul’s LeSabre, Stag, Firebird, Monte Carlo? The Roach Coach Tax. Service’ Milage by the bowlful, Black Sabbath. Parking Lot, Courtyard, Halloween “76”. Headhunting in Arlington. Buzzley’s drafting class. Parties with the shrews. Blow it off. AUDREY MORTENSON DIANE SUSAN MUELLER “If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. Thoreau Band; Stage band; Red and Black; Nat. Honor Society; Yearbook 85 DONNA MARIE MUNROE Red (in the Head). Remember the field, USA rink getting thrown out. Antennas. Heff-reffer. Bunny Rabbit downtown. Parked cars crusin’. “A” wing. Mufflers, phone calls, R.S. mad Dog ' s parties, dancin ’ in the street. Say ons. Alleys. Softball games. Marshfield. D.H. Julies Cellar. JOHN JOHNSTON MURPHY There is nothing on earth intended for innocent people so horrible as a school. To begin with, it is a prison. But it is in some respects more cruel than a prison. In a prison, for instance, you are not forced to learn. G.B. Shaw VALERIE MURPHY November ' 74, Six foot. Sesame St., Bagels, muffins, N.Y.E., 4 1 75, D.T.’s, Exxon, Jerks, ladders, 6 19 75, March ’75, Wipe Out, A B Pool, 7 21 75, Birds nest, 9 76. FREDRICK GEORGE MURRAY I Fweddy”, salute: The Mouse Trap, All Nighters, Double Header at Foxboro, Death Cruisin, Al’s Kegs, I’m an Uncle!, Family Parties, Have we left yet?, Wheres my Car! Go For It! Band; Hockey JOSEPH JOHN MUSTO KEEN OBSERVATION” W. SOULE WHSR-FM Engineer; TV Studio; A.V. DEBORAH ANN NASH It really was a pumpkin! . . . “Hey, Crash, wanna drag?” Always remember summer ' 76, friendley’s — Beaches, van, cruisin’ Main St. Green St. ... C.P.D. . . . “You buzzard” Vt pint Where’s your Shadow? What’s his name?!” D.K., D.C. Max-Ed; Italian Club; Student Union; Spanish Club CRYSTAL M. NEVES Dead End, Tunnel. “F.S. and S.M.” What’s your name? All yours Havican EEEERR Terri’s Parties — Do you live here? Caldwells Vodka-Ouba!!! I’m being arrested! Toastie Baco and Birdie L.G. and C.F. Aerosmith and the narc. He grabbed what?? Christmas trees, vans, and tweed. Young fawns ponder. Gaylord T.V. MARK ANDREW NELSON Cruizing in the “Z” . . . Those deadly all-nighters, I am an Uncle . . . Captain Nellie of Soccer, Goldie run em” ... Throw on the boards and head north . .. Would you like to ... Go For It” . .. Cruising 93 pull ov er here” . . . “My cars gone” Soccer, Co-Capt.; Ski Club 86 ROBERT WILLIAM NOEL “If it weren’t for the last minute, A lot of things wouldn’t get done.” — Michael S. Troylor National Honor Society; Varsity Winter Track; Band; Stage Band; Orchestra SHERYL RUTH NORRIS Memories of: Pinnie, “The Lunch Crew,” Hey, Mooshie!, Grace, Quarries, Tunnel, Camp Joy, R.W.I.R., Noogie-Mobile, week¬ ends, Brownies, “Fred’s”, B.B., Ginette ' s party, “your car-my coat! “shortly,” 3 Sis’s, “loser”, Sonordias .. . U. No. Colo.! Youth Marc. JOHN J. NOLAN “The only guide to a man is his conscience; the only shield to his memory is the rectitude and sincerity of his actions.” — Winston Churchill WHSR-FM; Aberjona Editor; Red Black; Basketball; N.H.S. LOIS ELLEN NOWELL Placing back the missing mirrors that before you couldn ' t find filling mysteries of emptiness that yesterday left behind. Thanks for all the crazy memories. Dark roads, baking on boats, Fla. Minnesota skinny of the pool hall T.W.G.P., Another Italian. A.P. 4. — 30 and $1.00 specials. GOOD LUCK! French Club, Avenues to Explore KSRBBM all DAWN MARIE NUNZIATO D.D. — “Vere is your Dade?” our a.b.c.’s, hi motorcycle but my grandmother lives here, 10 2 76 (pancakes), MHS — DUCK! thumbs up, Alright”, 12 12 75, moonbeams, beans jump! WILBUR! right arm: Ben ... “AFTER ALL THESE YEARS.” Cheerleader (co-capt.); N.H.S.; Tennis KATHLEEN O’BRIEN The Flooze, hitch hikers, Decent!! Tex! You go last! Stalling out in mustang! How’s Aerosmith? Pulled over in ETOB T-Bird, “thanks Kim” Stoneham! Who’s next Kath? Lisa-snow balls over tracks. Study Hall 75, Angels SS over bridge. We can catch them! T.F. 75 Buds Lisa, Kim, Denise MARTIN O’BRIEN Night in Jail, Court, D.D., 90 long days, Enka fights, LTD, Card Games, Horses, New Years Eve 75, Parked wall on Wild wood St., Plenty of Beers. GAIL M. OCKERBLOOM The flying Nun. You Puddin’, Hemotoma, Mornings at Randals, Methuen, the marsh, a long cross country career! What a Hang Gliding teacher!! Electric blanket. 76 Woburn-Winchester game. It’s your turn to pay, will miss the shrink Don-Juan Cross-Country,; Alcoholism Education Committee Mr. George M. Vrostos 87 ANN MARIE O’CONNOR “Life is a pure flame, and we live by an invisible sun within us. S.T. Browne L.S. (7th) PATRICIA ROSE O’DOHERTY “Time Mergers into One P. Fizagas so PENNY MARIA OLIVADOTI Italy “76” You Gypsy” Evaluations “Are you gone?” LETS RUN, “Blow it off”. Best times — N.E. Vi days in town, “Oh what a night Creatures of the night. “Pull it over” clubbing, Cruisin’ Main, Flame, Why Lie? Accident Victims. RUTH ANN MARIE ORMAN Time it was and What a time it was, A time of innocence A time of confidences, Long ago it must be, I have a photograph Preserve your memories, They’re all that’s left you. Simon and Garfunkel French Club; Envrionmental Club ANITA MARIE PAONESSA Bernadet will always remember .. . Janice lets go to Friendly’s, Stop it’s a yellow light, Good times with Michael, 10” 11 13 76, Moonbeams, black-bomb, Christmas dance 75, U.P.I.A., CYO shows, Thanksgiving game 76, Ginn, quarries, the three old maids, skiing? ME? and WILBUR . .. Italian Club SUSAN E. PARKER LAURA PARKHURST E-3 Saugas, Parties, proms, Concerts, Breakfasts, Doodling, Dieting?! Last Booth Van, Summer — ' 76 — Lorraine deer Jethro, Aggie! Dot BUS Ride, Audrey “B, Daburros, Chris, 3-B’s forever. C.C.; Band, President; Spanish Club; Chorus; Orchestra; Los Companeros; Musicals ROBERT C. PASCIUTO “Let us be up and doing With a heart for any fate, Still achieving, still pursuing Learn to labor and to wait.” Band. 88 JAN LESLIE PASQUALE Usually found with R.G., Vette Alley, the H.H., T.S. with Monty. ELIZABETH ANN PATRICK “No wind for him hath no intended port to sail unto.” — Mon Taigne L.S. (7th) MARIE ANTOINETTE PATTI “Placing back the missing mirrors, that before you couldn ' t find, finding mysteries of emptiness that yesterday left behind.” G.A. and G.T. with Yen, C-T., Mango, Cres Hig Tumblettes Co-Captain; Spanish Club; National Honor Society RICHARD WINTHROP PEARL No straight lines make up my life And all my roads have bends there ' s no clear cut beginnings And so far no dead ends.” —Harry Chapin- Varsity Basketball; National Honor Society; Win. Star PAMELA MARIA PENNA KIMBERLY ANN PERENICK Kimba — Good Morning! Those certain BLUE eyes! What a ride! . . . Denise if you look quick . .. Belmont football game. Summer 76, 21, Sugar, T-Bird in Stoneham . . . You’re Still The One!” T.F. 75 . . . Friends — Denise, O.B., Lisa, Kathy Field Hockey, Cap’t,: Basketball, Cap’t., Softball: S. Union. MICHAEL PERRIN KEITH TAYLOR PERKINS “Be what you is, because if you be what you ain’t, then you ain’t what you is!” B.C. hole in the wall. Let’s sleep on the boat. Scarmbled eggs. Midnight movies. Pool ball. Crack back, Hey Cilly. Varsity football; Varsity Baseball 89 PAUL CHRISTOPHER PETRILLO Tis a lesson you should heed Try, try, try again If at first you don ' t succeed Try, try, try again.” Wrestling; JONATHAN STARR PETTEE All American Boy — in jail?, Teekee-Bird, can be found with a few frosty’s or out with Sarah, New Year ' s at Rhonis’s.Party’s at the household. Brains of the Wild Bunch. Partying at Ginn, the Quarries, PI, Hey Teek, ‘‘was it worth it?” Oh Yeah Hockey Captain; Baseball; Student Union; N.H.S., Spanish Club CAROL ANN PIANTEDOSI “Time it was and what a time it was, It was a time of innocence, a time of confidences, Long ago it must be, I have a photograph, Preserve your memories, They’re all that ' s left you.” Golf; Tennis; Swim Team; Ski Club; Italian Club KATHLEEN PATRICIA PIGOTT Never forget . . . decorating the “Red Carpet Captains” house. Mahoney’s, playing soccer in the snow, Field Hockey banquet, (Lisa, do we HAVE to give ’em presents!), F.H. Melrose victory (You guys, I played the WHOLE game!) — Smile Pigs! Student Union Treasurer; Field Hockey; Spanish Club; N.H.S. SANTIAGO PINTO SOJOS Santiago, called “SANDY” by his American Family is here, from Quito, Ecuador for a year as an Exchange Student. He loves american food and enjoys learning our ways and visiting HISTORIC AMERICA. He is congenial, loves track and most of all people. GERARD JOHN POLCARI “When I say liberty, I mean liberty of the individual to think his own thoughts and live his own life as he desires to think and live.” — Robert A. Taft WHSR-FM; Italian Club; J.V. Basketball SANDRA DALE POLLEYS ANTONIO POLLINO “Success is the reverse of failure; one achieves success by experiences in failing. He obtains experience by past mistakes. With mistakes I make now I will gain experience to make a successful future.” Swimteam, Captain; Red and Black 90 PATRICK JOSEPH PORTER Pappy . .. N.H. benders, ‘‘Where’s Carl?” Hawaii . .. Funeral at Benny ' s .. . Al’s keg party with D.R. — “I could have what? Copperfields, fire extinguisher, Ginn, Maureen, how’s your arm?” V.R.I. escape, family parties, Peter Christian’s .. . Mystery babe . . . Who’s next? D.A. . . . GO FOR IT! DENISE MARIE POWERS Scenise” always remembers . . . T.S., V.A., Scrapies, Tewksbury, Salisbury all nighters, Knocked out flat, Wquiched. Parties in “Clubhouse”. Scail, Scalerie, Scidget, Scary, Scete. Bridge and walks there. Al’s bug, Kissin’ trees, Broken bottles. Val’s car. TIMOTHY JOSEPH POWERS Bones, Salty . .. ROOSTERS. 10 16 76 Crash . . . Hot days in Hull. Babson Bash .. . Ineligible again? Big foot, Ginnfield . . . Eagles. Gulp, Gulp, Nest. Jailbird ... Oh ya, Hey I don’t care! Partying pals — Pags, Rhubarb, Wolfey, Bagel, Bez, Rat ... and TRIPOD Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; KENDALL ROBERT PRITCHARD Candle P.; Faces; No drive; Grits at Docs; Blanchards; Ed’s kegs; Hey, I know people around here, O.K.?”; N.H. Benders; Porcelain Bus; Thanksgiving 74; 225 min., Club record; All nighters; 100 years out with the boys; Family parties; ADELENE MARY PRONSKI Full of energy, cheerful, happy and fun to be with. Beach Boys, lost in N.H., friendly’s, Woodshole, bathing beauties in Nahant? Cruising, 68 pontiac tempest, summers at Manomet. Future plans. Remember THE GANG. Intramurals; French Club; Student Union; Yearbook SUSAN ELIZABETH PROVENZANO Susan ... One of the original Bombers! will always remember the Lowes, Karp, F.M., Beach Boys .. . Falling off of Kark’s car, AM. Studies I ... the library, (cops) ... Duncan Smith! The shiny smile ... The ears! .. . CCD, “If you want to ... ” Field Hockey; Softball; Spanish Club Gymnastics; Cross Country; Spring Track DAVID FALES PUTNAM “Say hello to Put” ... The late night streaker ... Buds involved 6:00 club ... Army Camp ... If only they could recycle them ... Bagged! ... The morning after ... BF ' s at Swanee ' s ... Last practice Falmouth 76, Rat’s House, Sam ' s Cutlass, BTIB, Donna, OCT. 10th Varsity Cross Country; Varsity Hockey; Baseball; Varsity Club CAROL PATRICIA QUIGLEY Quig’s will never forget . . . The Mod Squad, snow, 6 B’s, fate, Easter week 76, heart, T.S., D.T., clouds down V.A., flames, Cruisin’ with Bez, Hampton, accident, party in with McDonald, Boston, tea leaves Mac, initial shock, Laughs and tears. 5 31 76 Remembering P.F. 91 BRIAN I. QUINN RALPH FRANCIS RANZO Hey Rat . .. It’s still early, lets Hit R.I. Ricky where are your friends, “They’re in jail.” Babson Bash, 6, o’clock club, N.H. 3 wheeler. All I want is lip, RT. 128, Hey they didn’t card me . .. Ricky guess who’s Home, ‘‘Oh Hi Ma” Carrolls Diner . . . BSIB LESLIE JOAN RAUCCI The pines, tunnel, Dead End and Terri’s parties. Caf fights, first floor girls room, the “Club House”, “What are you doing?” “Pooby head.” Ouba, Nubs, “Shweedness.” M.D. Buff. Here comes “B.B.B.” Birdie. Aerosmith — Sabbath — party — S.J.’s Van — our Christmas tree. Young Fawns ponder. RICHARD DONALD REDPATH Rick will remember Enka days with George, W.P. times, Simon’s driving? and the search for W.B.T.M. . . . cast parties, concerts and COZ rank high along with Stoneham 8 ' s and the chipmunk? .. . of course! Likes 45 ' s Curtain And Cue, National Honor Society, Tennis JEANNE LISA REGAN Reag’s Summer of ' 75, and ' 76, Friendly’s, Going out to eat with the gang, What are we gonna do tonight?, Fun in Maine and Vermont, Beach Boys and Elton John concerts. Do you need gas? “Girls Room” ‘FIRE’ R.S. + T.A. French Club; Swim Team; Youth Soccer; Basketball Quinnie, Pik. QuinnlynnmylesToneTurtlocks, ' 69 Bug; “There’s Quinn!” “KAR-R-REN” Stoneham 8’s WCGY FM, WTER FM, Summers 75, 76: Lazy River, old blue truck, SOS. Practice .. . “Why am I here?” Quinn’s Corner, Jealous!! Co-captain Cross Country, Winter Track, C.Y.O. retreats JAMES S. QUINN God Bless America ROBERT KELLY QUINN GINETTE RAND DOROTHY!! “You ' re no good ...” N.H. — Good times with Ab, Bulldog, B.D. . .. Pummel at Richie’s Field-Jugo!! Boboe, Muscles Dapper! Juice w jojo, 4-10, No N.Y., fumbles, charades, 3 sissies, King ' s hello, It’s been real. Band; National Honor Society; Spanish Club 92 Lorraine, Walter, Karen, Eddie, Judy, Little Ed, Meredith Lee ANN IRENE REIDINGER Cras te victurum, eras dicis .... semper, Die mihi, eras istud, ... guando venit?” Ovid Co-President, Philosophy Club; Latin Club; Curtain Cue; Thespian Society; Action ' 77; Troubadours; Concert Choir PATRICIA JEAN REIDY “She kinda had it cornin’ to her ; H.M.M.M. Club; attacking water bugs; Earl’s class without a pencil; French elephant jokes; “Who ' s E.K.?”; Hello Betty!; the Y.L.F; toe hill; who wears short shorts?! “and the next girl”. Band; Girl’s Swim Team; N.H.S.; Yearbook; Musical NORMAN ROBERT RICHBURG “The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of wonder.” Ralph Sockman DEBRA ANN RINALDI Italy 76’ Evaluations, “Let’s run”, The Strutball, Feast down N.E., Junior Prom ... “Oh what a night”, B.D.T.S, Lonesome Alley Chubby, Pick ya up at 8, and don’t be late”, Why Lie?, The Red Bomb, Disco-Deb, 11 13 76 F.E. Italian Club MICHAEL HENRY ROBINSON Fond memories, if any, include the Party . . . Summer of 76, N.H. weekend ... Prof. H. and the gang ... Tahonto ... S.C. in Haleys Comet ... L.B. and H.B. ... The rocks ... the Cuda, and rock dodging with Roscoe in the Bird ... and! ... finding something extra on the third floor ... What!? ... and of course M.M.C. JOHN DAVID ROCHE When this you see, remember me and keep me in your mind, Let all the world say what they may speak of me as you find. Brian Jones V. Soccer; V. Track; V. Lacrosse; V Club; Spanish Club PATRICIA MARIE ROCHE Land of Og. “An I.D. for cigarettes !. Bagel Bender. “Pull over quick” Alysons Tent. Debbie ' s Pool. “Turkey guts”. MOGI. “study your Brain.” Cake and ketsup fights, Bart”. “Phe-Phe”, Martha’s Vineyard. 10 16-23 76. Phone a meal. Riding, D.R., L.B., A.E., C.H., M.C., BRUCE ANDREW ROEMER “Moose” ... never forget . . . Hockey School .. . Cape Cod Truro; Hot dog’s again ... Maine “It was a racoon” “It was a dog” ... Edgar Winter Frankenstein, Best times with Rick, Bob, Steve, Jim. 1 93 PAULA ANN ROONEY Har Par, What ' s the scoop? Look for her crusin ' , spyn ' , on b.ball buses or at WH. The mark of excellence 6 7 75! ‘‘Gregarious and Spunky?” memories include; bridge at 7, suprise party, Bee Gees, Celts, JP with GM ROBERT RONALD ROSCILLO DEBORAH ANN ROSSETTI Clear me steer of it, Where’s my kite, hand hand, bart, the bomb, scrap the bowl, it’s a frog cheese-whiz, F, F, a’s, shine on harvest moon, ketchup fights, bagle bender, Rat, tat, tat, Chinese school Rose, Brighams specials, tea, coffe, SMS. ELIZABETH ANN RUSSELL 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. National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Yearbook PAUL JAMES RUTA Lacrosse; Wrestling; Ski club MICHAEL MANNING ST. MICHAEL Born-Kansas City, Missouri; Memories — Peter, Jerry, Tom and The Gang; I.S.B.; “Bob, what are you guys doing?”; 13th Hole; Where Did Our Love Go?”; parties: plays (I.S.B.) — Water Polo; TH CC; Vientiane Games; Drama; J.V. Football; Curtain Cue; WHSR; National Honor Society MICHAEL JOSEPH SALEMI “Pats 76”, First lunch, “Hey stilts! Art room doors, Thanksgiving 76”, Cutlass Supreme, “Lets go read the newspaper. Hey Wally! “I can’t see, I can’t see! “Lets go, we have five minutes. “Where do you guys want to get off?” I thought we knew ya!” PATRICIA CARLENE SAMOILOFF “The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn.” B-Squad Field Hockey, Spanish Club, Intramural Tennis, Winchester Hospital Volunteer, National Honor Society 94 HELEN KATHLEEN SANFORD “Squirrel ... Woooo” ... beads ... Never forget R.K., Marshfield, allnighter, lost with L.M., crusing, B-Bay, Brews, flipouts, Prom, Semiformal, “wicked”, pigeon legs, sickies, Roadrunner, “Rocky”, Family parties, hickups, Don Juan R.K. Law! McCarther, Erber, Ellener, Macker, Kintoner! Orlanders. Basketball; Tennis; Field Hockey; CYO Show. JOANNE MARIE SANTO Never forget the yellow bomber, and all the good times in it. Ronny M. 7 26 76, Horn Pond parties. “He’s not in school now, what am I gonna do?” “The Rain Song” “Joan don ' t call him chubbo” Departure for California. KATHLEEN MARY SCANDURA MICHAEL JOSEPH SCANLON Green Machine!!! What’s a muffler? WBTYM. Stoneham — Servo, Cheeks, Kaaaaren ... Figure 8 ' s, W.P. Times, Exchange Concert, Westbury, 13th hole, HEY IT SPARKS! (Karts) Y’all in Fla. broken bed ... AHHH ... QQ! S.G., No Way, WCGY- Sainty, Kathy, I love you. C C Board; Winter Track, C. Country, Student Union, C.Y.O. PETER BARRY SANTOS Time’s a wastin ' and we’re not, I’m frustrated. Accidents with Clem ' 76. Those rocks watery ditches at Ragged. Dairy Maid Friendly’s crackups. The Barn, summer of ' 76 Lipstick. Burning downing garage. Dipstick. AR,cs. Football; Basketball; Winter Spring Track; Nat. Honor Society ANDREW BERT SAVIANO Andrew is a member of the N.S. Hey! Andrew where’s your report card? Duck Andy! Here comes Jean! Watch out Boo! TINY DANCER OH BOY! Vette Alley, Skull Bone, I know the way! Wanna go down the cape next year . .. Where the are you going at lunch time! A few brews; no a couple of sixes. A PARTY!!! DEBORAH LOUISE SEMONIAN Yesterday’s dream is today’s hope and tomorrow ' s reality. -MBS Student Union; Spanish Club; Teachers Aid; Curtain and Cue; Winchester Youth Soccer Coach. MARGARITA CATHERINE SHANNON I only took the regular course.” “What was that? inquired Alice. “Reeling and Writhing, of course, to begin with, the Mock Turtle replied; “and then the different branches of Arithmetic — Ambition, Distraction, Uglification, and Derision.” Phil. Club; Math Club; Nat. Honor Soc.; Env. C.; Student Rep. 95 RENEE LOUISE SHATTUCK Buzy Saturdays with Tumbies. Turkey games in the wet mud. Always . . . No, Nimes here! Door-to-Door in the pouring rain for Uncle Sam. J.H.W.C. with J.C. Spanish Club, Gymnastics team, Tumblette Co-Captain THOMAS EDWARD SHIRLEY Lumpy. A wee bit nipper. Let’s go to Steve’s. Fun is kicking benches. Nice kids in Bill’s car. So on and on I go and the seconds tick the time out. There’s so much to know, And I’m on the road to find out.” Varsity Soccer ROBERT EDWARD SIMONE Concerts, Robin Trower with Booblade, Black Sabbath, LR will never forget. Moose’s WV’s never did get them running after all the money he spent. Booblade want somemore Sisters car. R.B. mother and father wondering where he is. Football; lacrosse; track TIMOTHY HENRY SKEHAN “The art of volkswagon maintenance is really a miniature study of the art of rationality. Working well and daring, is to achieve an inner peace, and a Bug that Hauls!” — Vicious rumor — Varsity Soccer; Winter Track (Hurdles); Lacrosse ROBERT G. SMEDLEY Semd — Wild Bunch”. Wicked Wheels, Crusin — The Hangouts — Ginn, High School, Quarries. Will always remember Rats cellar, cruisin with Blasi, Tipping a few brews, Bill and Mr. Conley crazy, and good times with the Wild Bunch? KRISTIN L. SMITH When Diving into the pool of Happiness, Don’t do a bellyflop. S.A.S.!! Spanish Club, Varsity Gymnastics, Tumbletts 96 JUDITH LENORA SPELLMAN I’m so gald we had this time together, just to have a laugh or sing a song, seems we just got started and before you know it comes a time we have to say ‘so long’ ” (7th) Track, Yearbook, Student Union, French Club SUSAN MARIE STACKPOLE Always remember good times with Amy + Maryann; Lunchtime — g.A.g.”, g.s.; kidnap her!; K.S. Baja in Pinto; Swine + Elephant; Ralph + Rock; Getting Lost; Parties at Amys; Summer 76; J.Mc; Midnight at B.C.; D.B. ; L.A.L.W.J. Swimming 10, 11, 12 tri. capt. 11 + 12 Yearbook — photography LAURA ELIZABETH STEVENS Trip to Lexington ... doughnuts ... last tango ... Mis s Debaradino, lane 2 please ... change of scenery ... BTI — Donna . .. nice interior! . .. MEOW . .. 5 25 75 .. . Hey Mike, d’ya taste every sweet?!” .. . Bets, admit It to Trog — please ... King and a certain cold day, 4 2 76! KAREN ELAINE STOLOW I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself than be crowded on a velvet cushion. — Thoreau — Explorers; Action; Philosphy Club; Chorus LORRAINE HELEN STOW STOOG! Remember Itchy Gitcy rolling around in the back of Dennis’s truck Dances S-7 STOP It’s RED!! Junior Prom Bib Bob T.P. hungo New York trip — What’s you name Hensen? 2 periods Dalt + Gomesky CALM IT!! 9 a.m. — Pretty early huh? Remember K.D. B.D. M.G. K.D. CYO ANN MARIE STRUTHERS Memories are times that you borrow to spend when you get to tomorrow so gather moments while you may collect the dreams you dream today remember the times of your life. Cheerleader, Spring track, B-Squad Field Hockey HELENE THERESE SULLIVAN Will always remember: N.H. ... 12-3-76 T.Q., Docks — S.C. Y.M.W.A.B.!!!, That Certain Week, Concerts — T.S., Harvard Square and Cocolate Chip cookies . . . “Ritz 79-80,” Hen P. F.W.” “Chocolate Pudding for breakfast?!?!” ARG3 Philopsophy Club STEVEN E. SULLIVAN To many memorys on the baseball team and to our team leader Bulldog. And also to Casey and his girlfriend Dudley. Baseball Mr. Mrs. Richard T. Nelson 97 SUSAN JEAN SURETTE SCOTT JAMES SWANSON Swannee .. . V.O. Football, Movies, Eager Herbie .. . Family Parties . .. BTIB .. . Al’s kegs, G.A., H.C. and Whit ... “I don’t remember.” ... N.H. Benders, “Got a match?”, Come on, while we’re still in N.H.”, Go for it. Basketball; National Honor Society; Bridge Club. JENNIFER M. TABER Love, tweety, going on vacation? Yellowstone Tull, suicide bridge, silla! ragin’ in the heavens. “Carlisle 100,” Plum Island —Heffenreffer, Land of Make Believe, “The Fluff” June 18, 1975 — 32°, bottles collected, Barbados, GEILS! Spanish Club LESLIE ANN TANGUSSO R.I. and N.H. weekends! Cookouts, skiing, Vermont .. . climbing Osseola, Whiskey and ginger, “The Big Blue”, Berlin with Roland, Raindbow Mt. Washington, Burger King and Taco’s, UNH mushrooms, Tognazzis, Andy and co. Brads. Sailing, Marc . . . Midnight, 8 8 73. Good bye. MONIQUE DINISE TARANI Chewy I need 40 £. Blue Van! Fig Newton, 11 25 76. Onion Dip Potato Chips. “The trees, they’re talking.” SBR — Cagg — Boneface. Friday nights Bowling! McDonalds Parking Lot. Chewy I can get the car! So it’s the laughter we will remember whenever we remember . .. THE WAY WE WERE!! BRIAN JAMES TARBOX And now I understand, what you tried to say to me, how you suffered for your sanity, how you tried to set them free, they would not listen they’re not listening still, perhaps they never will ...” Jack ' s The Surf, CDF 4 Carousel, the Prom, the Semi. SAC Chairman, RSAC, Action, Walrus, C C, Soccer, Red and Black, Flashlight Team, CIC. LLOYD HOWDEN THOMAS STEVEN HARRY TOOMAJIAN “I have found life an enjoyable, enchanting, active and sometimes terryifying experience, and I ' ve enjoyed it completely. A lament in one ear, maybe, but always a song in the other.” Sean O’Casey C C Board, Student Union, WHSR-FM, Les Troubadors, Concert Choir, Spanish Club. 98 RICHARD C. TRABUCCO Butch. Can usually be found looking for RPH’s ... You do this all the time!! Please. “Alright” .. . Always remember CYO ski trip (oops I tripped!) and Primo’s ... the fish are big! WHAT If you like it — take it! Now that’s Ethnic. CYO; Gymnastics; Ski Club; Spring Track MARK JOSEPH TROISI Two weeks of initiation ... Plenty of em’ . . . Trower “76 Excellent 2nd periods . .. U Mass? Definitely — T.R.S. WILLIAM LOFTUS TUNNICLIFFE The Heights by great men reached and kept, Were not attained by sudden flight, But they, while their companions slept, Were toiling upward in the night. “Arghh” Basketball; Varsity Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse; National Honor Society LISA MARIE ULWICK Light fingers — who ar e we? turn off the radio! 50 — 3, 2, 1. You asked WHO how to fix the tape? Jr. Flooze, Cruisin in ETOB Malibu. How’s your bike? 14, Maine ST. t-Bird-Stoneham-What size? T.F. “75” Best friends, Kathy, Denise Kim. Field Hockey KIM ANN VALERI “You can’t change the past, But you can ruin the present By worrying about the future ...” The unexpecteds! AHS. Dressed to kill! “LOSER” Variety is the spice of life?” Letters from K.M. Discos. Roses from T.R. “Cool your jets! Summer “76”. PETER RUSSELL VANDERVELDE This time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it.” Ralph Waldo Emerson NIELS W. VANGERMEREN V.O. Football. Al’s Keg N.H. Benders. V.W. Death Cruising C.Z. 3:00 A.M. M.O.T.B..6325L. S and S. Double headers at Foxboro. Kerman’s. Pete, I think we missed it.” Family parties. Eager, Scooter, and Tank (early days) Go for it! Basketball ADAM M. VANYO Never forget 4th period ... all the good times we’ve had ... Friday nite 10 22 76 ... getting lost in Boston ... walking the Common, trying to find the subway, waiting for the train at 1 A.M. ... always remember Hojo ' s Christmas party New York City ... Chevy Chase! ... HEY! LOOK OUT FOR THAT CABBY! 99 SARAH ELLEN VITKA Sa will never forget: WAYNE, Flames, Phil Incognito, mall dates, partyin’ in the van. WAYNE, northend rumbles, T-too bad, 12 7 75 — Grand Finale, WAYNE, It’s definitely love, I heart sheep? WAYNE, Cheerleader U., 3 15 74 — W.M. Soph Class President, Italian Club DONNA LESLIE VOKEY VOKE: can be found with the little ginzo. Oh he ' s so Cute.” (Jan. 22, 1976) Crusing in the Bomb, Good Harbor, The cave, Voke: don’t go to class.” Jr. Prom: “Lost Tooth” OOTB” — Karen, Mac, Burnsey, Moose, Abbott, Erbs, Moe. “R.R.R.” JEFFREY CHARLES WAGSTROM LORETTA ANN WALSH “Lord, grant that I may always desire more than I accomplish.” —Michelangelo HELLO BETTY, Swim team, sharing showers, Frontenac, swimmers in Seabrook and Hampton, CK’s, Thanksgiving. Swim team; Track; French Club; Youth Marc; N.H.S.; S. Union . AMY M. WARNOCK Wonk, you D.P. Babs rip roarin’? D D’s midnight confession, Rangeley, Hey Andrea, Bab’s-shh the pits, magoo, Senior prom 75, Hojos kids are king, David 10 26 74 Johnny Lewie, U.N.H.R.O.A.C.H.I.T. n.f.o.m. Spanish Club President; Creative Writing Club BARBARA LAWRY WEBER HAWAII . . . Winchester, Junior, NOVEMBER 4, 1976, FORREST . . . MATOUR, Buddies, LOVE, The Common . .. Parites . . . Dan’s Car. Car ... Little Feet Concert ... Cruising ... 57”MGA Tooties, Exhange Concert, March 24-27, November 25, 1976 job . . . Driving . .. Ochestra, Sax . .. Skiing, Ice Skating green Eyes No More ... Graduation. JULIANNE R. WELCH Mushroom, Red and broken antennas, beef stew, A wing, seven and seven, Finchie. crusin’. Wingarsheik beach, Softball games, mufflers. Proms, parked cars, Kevin and Datsun 280Z’s, Mad Dog’s parties, big, black, and green, Teddy bears, New Years Eve, cheering tryouts. “The booth”. PATRICIA ANNE WELCH “What we call a beginning is often the end And to make an end is to make a beginning.” - T.S. Eliot Swim Team; Field Hockey; Basketball, Tennis, Captain; National Honor Society, President. 100 JANE LESLEY WELLS Remember: Partying, Hoof in it, Harleys, Give me your shoes, New Hampshire Runs, Ya looney! Kill her! A.G. the candle U.A. T.S. Blow it right off! Darkness, Dead, Noon time collections, Who’s got a car? The other half, Mecca. DARYL SCOTT WEST GAIL ANN WEST Party in clubhouse, Salt Pepper, Hi Scidget Scenise Sceety Seal Scany, Skateboard, luscious, chibby, it’s almost 3:30, Joy, whats happen’n, say what, She was squished, cigarette stub, TS, VA, Happening Lou, E.M.R. KATHLEEN ROSE WHITNEY Cafeteria, hey whit you got Jelly on your arm JE, Chicago, down the TS before the concert. Last minute MN for English, Falmouth the FC Whitta! Two minutes left in the game now she ' ll put Whit in .. . Bicentennial H.S. Varsity Basketball, Tennis Team MARY WHITNEY Mare the “orange blossom” can be found at Al ' s, The House, on the Ginn b.ball court, or at the gym getting a drink of water! Who’s that on the Wedgemere station bridge!? Lapoint ... those bus rides from games! Little V Playing tennis at Palmer courts at night? “Eat ’em up Andy!” Won’t forget the captain, Doc (and Paul) ROBERT THOMAS WILBER “It took me some time to see it, now I ' m looking through this world. And it’s gonna take some time before I get back, help me girl. ’Cause you can make it if you try, You have to lay it on the line, And everything will be fine, If you try.” RODNEY HENRY WILSON Happy are those who Dream Dreams and are willing to pay the prices to make them come true. Year book editor, Gymnastics, Los Companeros, Curtain Cue; (Vice-president Spanish Club;) Varsity Club JOHN ROBERT WYMAN 101 SUSAN BETH YAVNER IF I make a mar k in time I can’t say the mark is mine I’m only the underline of the word Yes, I’m like him, just like you I can ' t tell you what to do like everybody else I’m searching through what I’ve heard” Aberjona, Field Hockey, Softball, NHS, French Club MARIA G. ZAPPALA Memory’s flame is soon ignited Lighting my lamp with amber glow Quietly friends are reunited Singing a song of long ago. — Carole King — Manager Cross Country; Italian Club WILLIAM JEFFERSON ZARKER “Alas for the blockhead, ignorantly read; With loads of learned lumber in his head.” — Alexander Pope — WILLIAM RANDOLPH ZETTLER No more my heart shall sob or grieve. My days and nights dissolve in God ' s own Light. Above the toil of life my soul Is a Bird of Fire winging the infinite. Jazz Band, WHSR-FM, Math League, German Club, National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Honor Society BRIAN ANTHONY ZUDECK Watching is best for learning. Listening’s allright too. But when the time comes to give it a try, then give to it all you can give. ’Cause I know in my heart, I was not born to die, I was put here to learn, and to live. WHSR-FM; Curtain and Cue GAIL O’CONNOR The fun in Mr. O’Connor’s history class. Time’s out in gym field. Joggen’s 18th Birthday. Thanks to the girl who broke my leg, she got me out of two years of gym. Will always remember the work studies as a senior, and all the people who made it fun. 102 IN MEMORY OF MARK PERCOCO They are not long, the days of wine and roses Out of a misty dream Our path emerges for awhile, then closes Within a dream Ernest Dowstn MARK LANO An iron fence around a valley, Deep and lush and green; Through posts of strong, yet slender bore, What wonders may be seen! A nearby light now seen from afar — Yet even when close, we knew it a star. 103 ALSO’S Frank Cavaretta Mary Anne Daniels Frank Fitzgerald Frederick Fontaine Seth Goodman John Mahoney David Mood Philip Neergaard Paul Neurath Shelley Parkerson Valerie Wright John Yuse % 107 A. I Hi . The best minute of the day. “This is shocking! What’s next? 109 110 Ain’t she cute? I know I’m attractive Why doesn’t he call me? Me? You want me to model? Oh this food! Heartburn! “He’s very special to me” “It’s all in the technique.” “Just can’t seem to budge it!” “Get me in the picture too!” “Mae West, eat your heart out!” “Who needs a girlfriend?” Monday morning 112 SUPER SOPHISTICATED SUPER SNOWJOBBERS Ellen Burns and Pat Porter SUPER CHANGE THE WORLD Paul Austin and Patty Hicks MOST FLIRTATIOUS Larry Campo and Colleen Costello FUNNIEST Ricky Trabuco and Martha Cresse Brian Tarbox and Jane Allyson BEST SMILE Debbie Ayvazian and Keith Perkins 115 MOST AMBITIOUS MOST STRIKING Phyllis Errico and Chris Hall SEXIEST Carol Higgins and Michael Salemi MOST ORIGINAL Brian Zudeck and Margaret Kark 116 Asa Bjorngard and Timmy Powers BEST FIGURE Erin Daugherty and Bobby Blasi MOST MUSICAL Fred Murray WICKED WHEELS BEST DRESSED MOST ATHLETIC Bo DiGiovanni and Paul Austin MOST ARTISTIC Susan Surette and Simon Donovan Chris Gill and Kim Perinick MOST PROMISING Senior Class Officers Patty Hicks and Jon Pette Secretary Aileen Barcus, President Phyllis Errico, Vice-President Val DiRocco. Missing: Treasurer Susan Deberardinis. 117 S Mi -« ' , � ’ tv� � A ' ' .■l ' ' 119 UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OF ’78 1 22 WINCHESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY WINCHESTER, MASS. Look at the legs on that one! In the name of the Father, the Son . .. I knew I should have studied. Put your money where your mouth is. These late night parties are really getting to me. These banana jokes are for the monkies. How come I’m the only one singing? 129 CLASS OF ’79 President Scott Farrar, Secretary Donna Farrell, Vice-President Susan Flaherty, Treasurer Don DiRocco. 130 133 134 The Surette Family What? I knew I could do it Catch this one big boy No, you don’t really want to take that picture. 137 Front Row (1. to r.) D. Garrity, J. Baker, D. Senna, N. Leland, E. Ashford, A. Murray, K. Cullen. Second Row Coach Cantillon, Manager Zappala, f. Taurasi D. Putnam, J. Hogan, }. Burns, K. Pritchard, co-captain R. DeConto, co-captain B. Quinn, J. McGinnis, A. Leach, G. Ockerbloom. Third Row B. Chipman, M. Haukedalen, C. Govostes, K. Gosselin, K. Consales, S. Card, }. Oehm, C. Curry, S. Doran, J. Tedesco. Fourth Row D. Gardener, D. Scanlon, B. Boyle, G. Parker, R. Boland, C. Zappala, D. Morris, A. Wilsack. Missing M. Scanlon. 140 SACHEMS STREAK TO WINNING SEASON “Bend and stretch, reach for the stars.” This familiar tune was heard at just about every warmup session this year, and fits this year’s cross country team like a shoe (excuse the pun). Under the leadership of co-captains Richie “Cunningham” DeConto and Brian “Ralph” Quinn the team reached for and came up with their best season since coach Joe Cantillon took over five years ago: Varsity 6 wins-3 losses, J.V. 8 wins-1 loss, Girls 4 wins-1 loss. (This was the first year girls competed separately as a team) This year’s team was the largest one in history, consisting of 38 members, two of which were freshman. Tri-captains elect Sam Card, Jan Oehm and Charlie Larkin have many spirited memories to live up to: Ahh, those 6:30 (or was it 7:15) am breakfasts. Pancakes anyone? French Toast is fine. Out for sundaes with the Happy Days gang, Hey Mr. C., where’s Kendall?” WE LEFT SPIKE BEHIND! Because Jim was so good, we gave both teams a 90 second head start — is that okay? “Hey Dad, it’s me — your son!” Pile on Sac, If it weren’t for Maria ... Don’t catch the Senna Syndrone! I’m a rabbit ... ! Mr. C.’s initiation into the mouse club ... It was a lot of fun and a lot was accomplished. J.V. placed third in the league meet, varsity placed fourth, and three girls placed in the top 30 in the state semi-finals, including Jan Oehm, who went on to win it all! Good luck to next year’s team. 142 MELROSE UPSET SEASON HIGHLIGHT • .. Xv ' 1 . ' V‘ ' ?■’X � :� :• 0! . ' ' V h - . v- rj J tl ' •■• I . .; ■ ' f. Ji- . . ■ . ., 3 . - ■• • AK . ' ..• .• ■ - • ' •• •• . ■.. .• • • u ?T • ' : s - ' ' Tar ■■ , 1 V . 4 I‘ • :% ' i u � v ■ ‘ j ' ? . 1 t v- v y 4 « Vhwv 4 ? ' • ,••. !in .-• , ■ . C� • •: • w. • ' k?r rg JfU vSJi%� ,! —miui ' !!, ' !.;; « 5� ! ••••••• 1111 � •••••• •• ••••••••• --••••••• ••••• � •••« 143 First Row (1. to r.) Libby White, Lisa Ulwick, co-captain Kim Perenick, co-captain Denise Driscoll, Patricia Welch, Leanne Fitzgerald. Second Row: Anne Cantillon, Susan Yavner, Kathy Pigott, Beth Noble, Liz Patrick, Liz Fuller, Coach Sexton. 144 Winchester’s 1976 Field hockey team led by co-captains Denise Driscoll and Kim Perenick did not have the winning season they had hoped for, but their record of 4-8-1 is not an indication of the hard work and spirit that went into the season. While this years team lacked experience (only two members had previously earned letters) they learned to work together as a team under the guidance of coaches Sexton and Rosazza. This was Ms. Sexton’s first year as coach and the team would like to thank her for her devotion and spirit. Memories include the upset of Melrose (who said we couldn’t do it?), breakfast at Libby’s and the pushy sophomores. Good luck to next year’s team and co-captains Kelly Evans and Liz Fuller. 145 SACHEMS SAVE SEASON When the football squad assembled for pre¬ season practice last fall, Coach Marshall and his assistant coaches, Johnson, Kline, Houghton and Berman, were confronted with the difficult task of molding a seasoned team from a large group of more or less inexperienced players. Only four lettermen had returned, and seven places left vacant by graduation had to be filled. Although the season’s overall record of three wins, five losses and two ties put them in sev¬ enth place in the Middlesex league, consolation can be taken in the fact that many under¬ classmen gained valuable experience, and all signs point to a much improved team for 1977. The Sachems were never out of any ball game, but, despite the fact that team spirit and a strong will to win prevailed throughout the season, the lack of experience often cost the Sachems in key situations. However, the season ended on the brightest of notes with a thrilling 26-18 upset win over traditional Thanksgiving Day rival, Woburn. Honors must be paid to the Sachems two fine co-captains, Chris Gill and Jim Covino, for their vigorous school spirit and outstanding play, which earned then both positions on the All- Middlesex League team. Bob Blasi, Mike Cala- rese and Donell Jones were also awarded Honor¬ able Mention to the team for their fine play throughout the season. Each game was a hard fought battle with the Sachems struggling until the final whistle. Their record of 3-5-2 is no real indication of the actual success they achieved on the playing field. The 1976 Winchester High School football team has a lot to be proud of. 146 STUN TANNERS 26 - 18 First Row (1. to r.) S. Campbell, D. Jones, R. Brock, M. Cavaretta, B. Blasi, M. Calarese, B. DiRe, co-captain J. Covino. co¬ captain C. Gill, K. Perkins, D. Abbanat, T. Macinanti, B. McLean, B. Roscillo, M. Barry, T. Errico, B. Munson. Second Row Coach Berman, Manager N. D’Angelo, J. Della Grotte, M. Cullen, P. Medwar, P. Hamilton, B. O’Connor, R. Sullivan, J. Nobel, S. Micciche, W. Maggio, A. Davis, D. Allard, S. D’Onofrio, F. Vozzella, B. Murphy, G. DiBlasi, D. Downing, J. Kenney, Head Coach Marshall. Third Row Coach Kline, S. Bellino, K. Goodwin, A. Monturi, C. Bradley, D. O’Neil, D. Rubin, M. O’Neil, M. Wise, K. Foley, S. Farrar, J. Campbell, D. Guarnaceia, B. Romeo, D. Beaton, D. Deshler, Coach Houghton, Coach Johnson. Fourth Row T. Daly, T. Murray, J. Shattuck, M. McPhee, T. Connolly, S. Smith, R. Humphrey, R. DiVincenzo, N. Fitzgerald, R. Kimball. NATICK BURLINGTON READING WINCHESTER LEXINGTON WINCHESTER WINCHESTER | WINCHESTER WATERTOWN WINCHESTER 3 WINCHESTER 0 34 WINCHESTER 30 20 WINCHESTER 7 6 STONEHAM 6 19 WINCHESTER 14 34 WAKEFIELD 0 22 BELMONT 0 8 MELROSE 8 20 WINCHESTER 7 26 WOBURN 18 140 We started the season by losing the first five games; by the end of the season we had proved ourselves by coming back with a final record of 8-8-2. The starting linemen were: Seth Goodman, Paul Austin, co-captain and leading scorer in the Middlesex league, and co-captain Mark Nelson. The starting halfbacks: Willie Strazzulo, George Casey, Mark McGoldrick and Chris Hall. The starting fullbacks: Tom Shirley, John Roche and Mark Mulvaney. Although Jack Driscoll and Sal Mistretta did not start, they were indispensable to the team, as was the entire bench. If not more talent, this team definitely had more character than any other team in the league. The official team cheer was: Head! Head! Head! 1st game 2nd game Melrose 1-3 (loss) 3-1 (win) Stoneham 1-3 (loss) 3-2 (win) Watertown 1-3 (loss) 3-2 (win) Belmont 1-2 (loss) 2-3 (loss) Burlington 1-1 (tie) 4-0 (win) Reading 1-1 (tie) 3-0 (win) Wakefield 1-3 (loss) 1-3 (loss) Lexington 0-1 (loss) 1-2 (loss) Woburn 4-0 (win) 5-0 (win) First Row (1 to r) Mark Mulvaney, Willie Strazullo, Tom Shirley, George Casey, co-captain Paul Austin, co-captain Mark Nelson, Bill Tunnicliff, Seth Goodman, Mark McGoldrick. Second Row: Coach Bouley, Charlie Mahoney, Mustafa Kopruchu, Brian McPhail, Jack Driscoll, Chris Hall, Jim Gebhant, Rich Champoux. Third Row: Tim Skehan, Sal Mistretta, John Waite, John Roche, Bob Brosnan, David McLaughlin, John Dwyer, Gary Tedesco, Tom Mitchell. 151 GIRLS SWIM TO .500 SEASON Memories: “Let’s make a deal!!!”, “stop cutting Corners”, “Let’s practice turns”, “We want to do Relays”, “Don’t false start”, “Who has shampoo?”, “Lisa flip those turns”, “Dottie!!!, Swim Straight”, “These goggles smell”, Baby powder fights, “Think of some new cheers”, “I’m not walking around the pool”, “Shh ... She’s diving”, “Can’t they score”, “Mr. Palumbo we had to fit fifteen kids in our car today”, “The water’s freezing”, “Five in a shower?”, “we forgot to put up the posters”, “Brownies in the shower”, “O.K. now its our last meet, lets get ROWDIE!!!” Its been good times, good luck in the future, We’ll still cheer you on. Sue, Carol, and the seniors. Final Record: 5 wins 5 losses 153 S ' JOS Front Row (1. to r.) Paula Hennelly, Ada Polino, Stephanie Ruta, Gaye Pollino Maryellen Kennedy, Lynn Foder, Carol Thomas, Lori Walsh, Erin Daugherty, Dottie Dobbins, Coach Palumbo. Second Row: Patty Reidy, Cathy Kerrigan, Afaf Georgis, Bitzer Dexter, Carol McCarthy, Karen Vrotsos, Donna Hart, Karen Pearson, Laurie Grant, Karen Fitzgerald. Third Row: Terry Burns, Jennifer Karp, Kathleen Conley, tri-captain Lisa McDonald, tri-captain Sue Stackpole, tri-captain Carol Minutoli, Stephanie Nichols, Mary Beth Burns, Maureen Lehane. SACHEMS STREAK TO TOURNEY Before the season began none of the so-called experts included the Sachems in any of their lists of probable playoff teams. Were they ever wrong! The Sachems qualified for the State Tournament in style, destroying the Burlington Red Devils in the 15th game of the season by the score of 87-62. The victory was made even sweeter by the fact that Burlington was unde¬ feated and the number one ranked team in the entire state going into the game. The fact that the Sachems were so successful in the ' 76-77 season was no accident. The team just played good basketball for almost the entire season and won the games they had to, in¬ cluding four overtime thrillers. Tim Powers was named the Sachem Most Valuable Player by the Winchester Star for his exploits during the sea¬ son. Tim became a team leader during the ' 76-77 season, both defensively and offensively. He was often the team’s high scorer, but was probably more important on defense, where his quick hands often stripped bewildered opponents of the basketball. Center Bob McCabe developed into the player everyone knew he could be and was named the division one Star of the Week by The Boston Globe for his 18 points, 10 blocked shots, and nine rebounds in the Burlington game. Captains Don Allard and Donell Jones both had the good seasons that Coach Doc Wheeler ex¬ pected. Jim Burns combined a good jump shot with rebounding strength to play a big role in the season. Glen Mills came back from a pre-season injury a third of the way through the season and provided needed board strength and offensive punch. Rick Pearl, Scott Swanson, Bob Brosnan and John Waite all came through when called upon in tight situations. Before the season started Coach Doc Wheeler said that the Sachems would “be competitive and surprise a lot of people.” That now looks like the understatement of the year. First Row (1. to r.) R. Pearl, J. Burns, R. McCabe, co-capt D. Jones, co-capt D. Allard, T. Powers, S. Swanson. Second Row Coach Wheeler, C. Grannum, R. Brosnan, P. Frazier, G. Mills, G. Tedesco, J. Nolan, A. Davis, J. Waite, Asst. Coach Ford. vii 9USV ft ? SACHEMS IN REBUILDING First Row (1. to r.) Mgr. L. White, K. Gately, D. Cullen, C. Hollahan, K. Driscoll, L. Fitzgerald, J. Kisil, co-capt D. Driscoll. Second Row Mgr. B. McGeoghan, L. Pierce, M. DeSanctis, H. Stevenson, M. Russo, P. Welch, co-capt. K. Perenick, Coach Hollis. 158 Mr. Mrs. Richard D. Dexter YEAR, FUTURE LOOKS GOOD The girls basketball team had an exciting sea¬ son and showed much promise for next year as the team was primarily sophomores and juniors. Injuries to the senior members hampered the team in the beginning. However, the team man¬ aged to stay in almost all the games and many of this year’s losses were by four points or less. Coach Barbara Hollis is very optimistic about next year as she will field a very strong team with so many returning letter winners. Winches¬ ter should be one of the top two or three teams in the Middlesex League next year. Memories will include Linda’s press coverage, Kim’s red light, Coach’s in front, Holly’s 28 and the morning after. Good Luck to next year’s team. WINCHESTER WHIPS WOBURN TWICE While the 1976-1977 hockey season lacked in overall won-loss percentage, it made up for it with spirit and determination. Crippled by in¬ juries to sophomore Peter Mahoney, junior Mark Carzo, Bob Galante and Captain Jon Pettee, the team hit rough sledding through out the season ... but oh, did we put it to Woburn. Spirit, hustle, and a howling crowd boosted the Sach¬ ems to a sparkling 7-5 win over the Tanners as Hugo Lafauci’s last minute empty net goal iced the victory and touched off a hugh celebration. This year’s team was led by returning letter- men Mark McGoldrick, George Surabian, David Putnam, Jack Mclnnis, Jon Pettee, Chris Gill, Billy Mclean, and Cliff Falla. In the defensive ranks, Bobby Coppins, Ken Carlson, Ken Do- naghey, Mike Hill, and Mike Madigan all con¬ tributed as did Jackie Collins and Paul Mahoney at the forward positions. There were also two sophomores who played significant roles on this year’s team, Ricky Blanche and Hugo Lafauci. Frank Vozzela chipped in at goal. High “Low” lights of the season included Chris Gill’s booming slapshot at Stoneham Are¬ na, a game that ended with over a minute left on the clock in Lexington?, Monday practices, morning sprints, Harvard bound Jack Mclnnis, Billy Mclean’s complaining, Middlesex League All-star status for Cliff Falla and Mark McGoldrick, and finally alot of pride and confidence. RIGHT CHRIS? (Editors note: After this was written the Sach¬ ems played their final game of the season at home against Woburn and “put it to” the Tan¬ ners again, this time by the score of 4-3. The Sachems were led by Senior Bob Galante, who scored two goals in his best game of the year, and Cliff Falla who was again brilliant in goal. Not a bad way to end a season!) First Row (1. to r.) C. Falla, R. Galante, capt. J. Pettee, M. Madigan, K. Donaghey, J. Mclnnis. Second Row Head Coach Berman, Asst. Coach Chrusz, M. McGoldrick, P. Mahoney, D. Putnam, J. Collins, K. Carlson, C. Gill, B. Coppins, M. Carzo, G. Surabian, R. Blanche, F. Vozzella, Mgr. F. Murray. Mr. Mrs. John F. Kinton I I f ' 1 - TRACK TEAM RUNS TO 164 BEST RECORD IN YEARS First Row (1. to r.) D. Garrity, S. Pierllo, E. Block, B. Price, C. Curry, E. Ashford, L. Ross, A. Williamson, S. Nichols, J. Douglas, R. DeConto, M. DeMars, L. Foden, J. Wilbur, A. Grey. Second Row S. Card, K. Consales, }. Lucero, E. Kirkpatrick, K. Gouostes, N. Fitzgerald, T. Harris, T. Connoly, S. Wilson, A. Wilsak, A. Ponti, P. Mulvaney, S. Farrar, D. Norris, P. Costello, M. Haukedalen. Third Row Coach Kline, B. Noel, D. Moody, R. Brock, R. Quinn, C. Norton, P. Munson, C. Larkin, B. Chipman, B. Krueger, B. O’Connor, T. Morgan, S. Kajander, R. Atkinson, co-capt }. Hogan, C. Harris, R. Deconto. Missing: co-capt J. Roche, B. Quinn. Frank W. Kulesza 165 This year’s Winter Track Team, led by cap¬ tains John Roche and John Hogan, posted a commendable 4-4-1 record. Since many of the losses were not decided until the final event, many feel the record could have easily been 7-2. Only the Middlesex League Champions and defending Middlesex League Champions, Read¬ ing and Lexington, soundly beat the Sachems. Never the less the 4-4-1 record was the best record in recent years and was made possible by the largest team ever, with 50 or more people regularly filling the bus that brought the team to Lexington. Next year’s team should be even stronger with many outstanding juniors and sophomores re¬ turning, such as juniors Peter Costello, Kevin Consales, Brian O’Connor, who broke the exist¬ ing school record in the shot put by almost two feet and placed fifth in the state meet, and Charlie Larkin, who came within 2 10 of a sec¬ ond of the record for the 600 yard run, posted the second best time in the league, and contin¬ ued on to the state finals. Sophomores Andy Wilsak, Ed Kirkpatrick, Nicky Fitzgerald, Steve Perriello, and Scott Farrar turned in fine seasons and all went to the states, with Ferrah making the finals in his event. The team would like to thank Mr. Kline for all the faith, drive and 150’s that made the team what it was. 166 Dr. Mrs. Edward C. Parkhurst GYMNASTS HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON First Row (1. to r.) co-capt. K. Pritchard, co-capt. P. MacDonald. Second Row M. Hammond, S. Campo, L. Campo, P. Porter, R. Wilson, P. Savatelli, R. Trabucco. Third Row G. Hanchet, A. Class, M. O’Neil, M. Mulvaney, P. Maxwell, J. DeMars, A. Bjarngard, Coach Hood. The Winchester Boy’s Gymnastics team had one of their best seasons with a league record of 3-2 and a 2-4 record in non-league meets. Tre¬ mendous improvement in team points from 60 to 84 over a twelve week period is attributed to a healthy team spirit and excellent individual ef¬ forts. Attitudes play one of the most important roles in sports. This year’s start promises to continue next year with experienced under¬ classmen and the return of lettermen. 169 GIRLS BREAK RECORDS 85 for an ice-cream, 90 . .. Pier 4? There’s a penguin on the television set Terry, what’s it doing there? Bionic Bird + Bionic Woman — keep it up! Fiz Penuchee — Where’s the tape ... my glasses Megan — I can’t see the horse! Car¬ rie’s bum skid on a front ... Meathead’s peach, hypo, Yankee Doodle Smile ... Mobie on the bars whale away! ... can someone chalk the bars please? ... Lauren pick it, but stick it. Marie’s confidence ... G.L. with all the boys. Carol — make sure to CLING on Vin, Big Mac Attack and go around Tricky Pam and Pete Canney ... Or is that Rufo? ... Thanks to the boys gymnastics team, it’s been real. In this 1977 season, the girls gymnastics team pulled together breaking all kinds of records. An 88, two 86’s and an 85 were the four top meet scores, the previous high score was a 78, set in 1976. It has truly been a team effort that brought about these record breaking scores and the final won-lost record of 11-2. Nancy and Cindy would like to thank the team for the tremendous job they did. Special thanks to Mrs. Rufo, for all her patience. Thanks to Mr. Hood, Mr. Donahue and Miss Partlow. Also thanks to Pete, our Good Luck symbol. Good luck in the future season, we’ll miss you. First Row (1. to r.) L. Cummings, A. Leach, C. Higgins, Kling, M. Patti, K. Smith. Second Row P. McCabe, M. McCabe, C. Hosmer, T. Allard, A. Bird, L. Fudge, L. Vincent, Coach Rufo. Missing: co-capt C. Blanche, co-capt N. Collins. 171 BOYS SWIM AT .500 PACE l i- i The Sachem swimmers finished with a 5-5 season, losing the chance to defend their Middle¬ sex League Championship, as they had done the previous two seasons. Their chances at the title were lost when they were defeated by league rivals in very close dual meets, losing to teams twice their size. Despite the .500 season there were many outstanding performances by the Sachem swimmers this year. The medly relay team placed first in the Conferences as did Rich¬ ard Palumbo in the 50 and 100 yard freestyles. Tony Pollino was victorious in the one meter diving while Mark Vernaglia and Charlie Boyle placed second and sixth respectively. Mark’s and Charlie’s performances were even more impres¬ sive when one takes into account that neither had ever dove competitively before. Jeff Estab- rook captured third in the 100 yard breaststroke and David Blasi took third in the 100 yard back- stroke. Tony Pollino and Seth Goodman took third and sixth respectively in the 100 yard butterfly. Dave Cowgill and Peter Mafera also turned in fine performances, this being their first year of competitive swimming for WHS. The team also received great support from the many juniors and sophomores who will make up next year’s team. We’ll always remember ... Primal Man (hmmm) ... legs, take ya mark, go! ... attack dog, pep talks, snowball fights, doughnuts (again) and Plebe (who’s he?) ... PTL ... 172 First Row (1. to r.) K. Gosselin, C. Boyle, M. Vernaglia, D. Cowgill, S. Ciccio, D. Blasi, D. Gardner, P. McDonough, Coach Palumbo. Second Row K. Gosselin, S. Goodman, P. Mafera, M. Opel, tri-capt T. Pollino, tri-capt R. Palumbo, tri-capt J. Estabrook, P, Mafera. Mr. Mrs. Samuel E. Perkins 173 CALERESE STARS, First Row (1. to r.) }. Mistretta, S. Bellino, co-capt C. Hall, co-capt. M. Calerese, R. Romeo, V. Barrez. Second Row Coach Benton, T. Sheehey, T. Hall, M. Schrom, D. Marr, R. Calerese, }. Ross, Missing P. Petrillo 174 WRESTLERS IMPROVE The character and assortment of personalities on this team are unsurpassable. Rhino never hesitated to tell the ref his opinion, Bino chal¬ lenged any and all spectators, the little ports kept us laughing at his sick jokes, and nobody can imitate a pig squeak like T. Errico. Also, Romeo, you should get in the habit of remem¬ bering to get on the bus. There was also a lot of individual talent on this year’s team. People to watch for next year are: Dave McCarthy, Donald Marr, little Hall, little Cal, John Mistretta, Jim Aylward and Tom Errico. Big Cal and Chris expect all team mem¬ bers to look back on this season as a hard but rewarding one. Dr. Mrs. Mario Covino 175 CHEERLEADERS First Row (1. to r.) co-captain D. Nunziato, co-captain M. Cipriano. Second Row L. Constantine, M. McNamara, M. Falla, L. James, L. Schuleteman, S. Boyle, P. Gattineri. Third Row E. West, L. Allen, J. Deteso, S. Cronin, D. Redding, A. Struthers. Smile, Be peppy, be loud, Wanna take some pictures of us? Then smile and say she-e-et! How about a chorus of Sleigh Bells Ring or would you prefer “Boomtown” or Elvis? Only wear the tabby tonight ... How will it stay on? Haw, Haw, Haw, Could you think of anything better than cheering to a fish tank? Body language time — who wants to be W! Burlington Beauty Salon, Who has a dirty joke tonight? That cheer feels sexy. The Last Hurrah at Manchester. I can’t use that — lend me a hand. Look out for that puddle, Bugzy. Is it really the perfume? Muncher, where’s your curling iron? Snowflake, do Elvis ... late again? Where’s your pocketbook? i There’s a worm in my pants, right Bubbles? Pepsi — we’ll never get home, opps ... I just crushed your megaphone! Boo-Boo are you hurt again? What does the Pink Panther say? Harmo¬ ny — do you still want it squishy? Keep your sweatpants up Fuzzby, not down! Dilly Dally we have your barettes Winchest — a! Poopsy, do you always wear that Teddy Bear? THANK- YOU! TUMBLETTES First Row (1. to r.) L. Cummings, K. Smith, J. Edwards, co-captain M. Patti, co-captain R. Shattuck, C. Blanch, C. Higgins, M. Cresse. Second Row L. Melilli, T. Allard, M. Donlon, C. Hosmer, M. McCabe, R. Getson, L. Vincent. Unforgetable: Personally Mrs. H., I hate ... , it’s a bottomless cup. Marta, Marta, where is it Marta? The Edge of Vin. that night. (T.P.). Nay, stakin out the blue bomb. Diar — greasy coins Martha? Whalers at B.K. losing c’s. Good morning Jen and Cindy. Stuck finger. And you and you ... Sundaes at 9:00 a.m. I feel like F., S., B., — Someone else. 99.999. Kirstens’ 2:00 cake snack. Laurie — she’s so cute! What a formula!! Teri ... always hangin out the rear. Mary — now you see her, now you don’t. Delicious Lasagna. Wake-up Robin. No! I’m not all right. Mid’s for breakfast anyone? Bombs away at midnight. Good luck to Mau¬ reen!! 178 180 182 • • ACTIVITIES ABERJONA Susan Yanver Ed.-in-Chief Tom Foley, Jr. Ed.-in-Chief Rodney Wilson Lay-out Ed. Molly Green, Senior Ed. Jean Krusell Activities Ed. Jack Nolan, Sports Ed. Staff: K. Conley, A. Nastasi, Steve Deininger, Tom Foley, Maria Fitzgerald, Julie Kisil. 184 Brian Tarbox Photo Ed. Susan DeBerardinis Advertising Ed. Diane Mueller Underclass Ed. Photographers: D. Cowgill, T. Skeehan, D. Rodgers, }. Nolan, P. Lee. Typists: T. Welsh, P. Barrow, G. Ockerbloom, V. DiRocco, A. Cantillon. Missing; N. Barrow, L. Feldman. George Hauenstein Faculty Ed. Cathy Arnott, Circ. Ed. 185 WHSR-FM 187 WHS-TV iiOLS BAND CHORUS 190 ORCHESTRA 191 JAZZ BAND Mr. and Mrs. John J. Paonessa 192 CURTAIN AND CUE 194 Dear Boo Boo, Curtain Cue had I fear, another super¬ bly theatrical year. Dinner business costumes parties. Bango’s Wheelies headaches that smarties. Blushing on stage when we were kissed, making up lines for those that we missed. Flattening a flat, painting it then, having to do it all over again. This year was a goodie, hardly a goof. I’d say we’ve done well, we brought down the roof. We owe our success to our positive action, I leave not with tears but with deep satisfaction. So carry on people, stage perfect shows, and where Joseph is, God only knows. Whiteside 195 SPANISH CLUB ' This year the Spanish club has | more members than any other year. This year our activities include; a trip to Spain, Dinner at a Mexican restaurant, then a Spanish restau¬ rant. Well have our 2nd inter¬ national festival and we have al¬ ready had two parties, Halloween and Christmas and we hope to have as much fun in all our activities as in the past. Thanks to Miss Alvarez Mrs. Click, we’ve had a great year. 1. Ne remettez pas au lendemain ce que vous pouvez faire le jour meme. (Don’t put off until tomor¬ row what you can do today.) 2. Deaux avis valent mieux qu’un. (Two heads are better than one.) 3. Qui ne risque rien n’s rien. (Noth¬ ing ventured, nothing gained.) 4. Rira bien qui rira le dernier. (He laughs best who laughs last.) 5. L’appetit vient en mangeant. (The more you eat, the more you want.) 6. Le jeu ne vaut pas la chandelle. (The game is not worth the candle.) FRENCH CLUB 197 STUDENT UNION Mary Whitney Vice-Pres. Kathy Pigott Treas. Craig Bradley Pres. Peggy McHugh Sec. This year’s Student Union was comprised of a very enthusiastic group of students with varying in¬ terests. Led by Pres. Craig Bradley, Vice-Pres. Mary Whitney, Sec. Peg McHugh, Treas. Kathy Pigott; Stu¬ dent Union was involved in many different activities including the traditional dances, proms, car washes, and bake sales. We also had fun with the Christmas Party at the Hospital and the Alcohol Edu¬ cation program. We’ll always re¬ member: 198 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Michael A. Cavarretta, Constance Currier, Nicholas Dangelo, Jr., Kathleen Daugherty, Mary Ellen DeMars, Mary Dillon, Linda A. Feldman, Bradford J. Finn, Stephen Geary, Nancy Gountanis, Christopher Hall, Susan Hankins, Patricia A. Hicks, Cathleen M. Hines, Margaret Kark, Francis Mazzucotelli, Eileen E. McCarthy, John J. Mclnnis, Ellen P. McKenney, Mary Melilli, Dawn M. Nunziato, Pamela M. Penna, Jonathan Pettee, Elizabeth A. Russell, Patricia Samoiloff, Kathleen Scandura, Margarita Shannon, Michael St. Michael, Loretta Walsh, Patricia Welch, Susan Yavner, William R. Zettler, Darren Abbanat, Catherine Arnott, Deborah Ayvazian, Aileen Barcus, Elizabeth Bishop, Asa Bjarngard, Richard Callahan, Annmarie Ciruso, Stephen Contompasis, Valerie Dirocco, Susan Duffy, Lisa Durland, Phyllis Errico, Jeffrey Estabrook, Leanne Fitzgerald, Seth Goodman, Charles Grannum, Julianna Hamel, George Hauenstein, Sarah Horne, Mustafa Koprucu, Audrey Leach, Kyeng (Sherri) Lee, Anthony Macinanti, Peter Mafera, Stephanie Martins, Robert McGrail, Douglas McKenzie, Anne Moda, Douglas Moody, Diane Mueller, Robert Noel, John Nolan, Marie Patti, Richard Pearl, Kathleen Pigott, Ginette Rand, Richard Redpath, Patricia Reidy, Norman Richburg, Paula Rooney, Peter Santos, Scott Swanson, William Tunnicliffe, Kim Valeri, Mary Whitney. 200 RSAC ENVIRONMENT CLUB ACTION ’77 202 MMMMm To Know is not to Know PHILOSOPHY CLUB 203 204 CREATIVE WRITING CLUB 205 So far this year the group (when everyone can make it) has enjoyed playing several old tunes by Herb Alpert’s Tijuana Brass and other Latin American songs, i We’ve been practicing for the performances at various homes for the aged and medical centers. The music is spirited and we’ve all enjoyed our work with Mrs. T. Best of Luck to future much- achos. Les Troubadors thank Mrs. T for all she’s done despite the last minute rehearsals, prayers that everyone shows up, and phone at 10pm or 7am. Mrs. T The Troub always come through. (More or less). Luncheon clubs Med. centers. Les Troub perform for a good many audiences with their hearts, warm smiles, berets, guitars, a few good voices, in a language few understand which helps. Thanks a lot Mrs. T. 207 LES TROUBADOURS APATHY CLUB Apathy Club Winter Concert 209 212 Michael A. and Lorraine K. Howland 213 215 REFLECT1CNS ■s Roads, nameless roads Where you taking me to? Now we’re moving into country These boots I travel through And I’m losing all my heart while going on. But the point of no returning is long gone. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Matheson Everybody’s calling out directions Telling me which way I ought to go. Now I never had a mind that took too kindly to directions But lately I don’t know I just don’t know . . . TT.i ■••it l ■ n l.iil ] Sun ■h i Ir.i III 13 I !s lii II | an [■ill p • 1 [ml 1 Roads, lonesome roads Does a man come right out and shout, “I need a friend” Or does he let his roads just take him to the end. B.J. Thomas V1NIIII COMPLIMENTS OF Y OUR WINCHESTER REALTORS OF MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ANN BLACKHAM AND CO. 11 Thompson Street 729-1663 BIXBY PORTER CO. 24 Thompson Street 729-4240 BOWMAN REAL ESTATE 47 Church Street 729-2575 BURNS ASSOCIATES 39 Thompson Street 729-8070 WINCHESTER REALTY 38 Church Street 729-7777 SWANSON ASSOCIATES, REALTORS Corner Main Mt. Vernon Sts. 729-5299 JAMES T. TREFREY 27 Waterfield Road 729-6100 SHERMAN R. JOSEPHSON 826 Main Street 729-2600 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1977 THE WINCHESTER STAR 3 CHURCH STREET 729-8100 WINCHESTER, MASS. GOOD LUCK to the CLASS OF 1977 from Bay Bank WINCHESTER TRUST CO. 35 Church Street Winchester, Mass. 224 Congradulations to the Class of 1977 From the management and crew of McDonalds of Medford Square Medford, MA We do it all for you CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 DANNY GATTINERI WINN GENERAL DIVISION FASHION CLEANERS 620 Washington Street Winchester 18 Swanton Street Winchester DIAL HANDS • PRECISION ASSEMBLIES STAMPINGS • SCREW MACHINE • PRODUCTS 225 WE’VE GOT ALL THE NEWS; SHOP Savings Accounts, N.O.W. Accounts, Club Accounts Winchester All deposits insured in full. 729-3620 226 To Winchester High School’s Class of 1977 from AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY Since 1795 Behive of Knots at CRAFT CORNER 5 Shore Road MACRAME Supplies Gifts 729-9364 MILL POND TRAVEL INC. Mary M. Glasshoff CAMP PINEHURST Charlene Jason Polly Flickinger est. 1946 The friendly camp for boys ages 5-15 729-6060 10 Converse Place 227 ST. MARY ' S WINCHESTER TV a APPLIANCE (ggs. 15 Thompson Street Winchester 158 Washington St. Congratulations From HENDERSON STATIONERS CHITEL’S 3 Church St. 729-6229 School Supplies PHONE 729-0010 Congratulations to the Class of ’77 Turners Sunoco Service 669 671 MAIN STREET HAROLD TURNER WINCHESTER, MASS. 01890 Marcel Beauty Salon 169 Washington St. Winchester Compliments to the Class of 1977 from the Good Luck Graduates from ARLENE ' S FASHIONS PHARMACIES OF WINCHESTER Winchester’s fashion shop. With the prices you want to pay 2A Mt. Vernon St. (In the center) 228 Compliments to the Class of 1977 from U.S.A. Universal Sports Arena 7 Conant Road Winchester, MA Congratulations from Wire Belt Company of America 19 River St. Winchester, MA SALES SERVICE 729-5889 B. 8r L. CARPET CO., INC. 808 MAIN STREET EDWARD F. BOCKHOFF WINCHESTER, MASS. 01890 We move you anywhere anytime CLARK REID PACKING • MOVING • STORAGE MEADOW ROAD, BURLINGTON, MASS. 01203 (617) 272-5310 229 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1977 Peterson Chair Inc. 139 Swanton St. Winchester, MA 729-2266 WINCHESTER SPORT SHOP 743 Main Street Winchester CUMBERLAND FARMS 284 Washington St. Winchester NOEL’S PIANO SUPPLY LANE FUNERAL HOME COMPANY 760 Main St. Winchester Piano Services TUNING AND REPAIRS: PLAYER SERVICE: I. F. Noel Robert W. Noel 10a Bower Street DAIRY BARN 43 Oak Street w - Medford, MA 02156 Winchester, MA 01890 (617) 488-8165 864 Main St. Winchester (617) 729-5872 230 Winchester Homestead Shops Inc. 729-2213 729-5566 COMPLETE SALES SERVICE “Our Reputation is Your Guarantee” Custom Reupholsterers 20 River Street, Winchester 729-8060 alonso photography studio D. R. ALONSO, PHOTOGRAPHER LUTHER W. PUFFER INSURANCE 557 Main Street 31 CHURCH ST. • WINCHESTER, MASS. • 729-0310 Winchester THEATER SERVICE STATION MINOR REPAIR - GREASE WASH PICK-UP AND DELIVERY PA 9-7973 NICKTIERNO ( 643 MAIN STREET WINCHESTER, MASS. 01890 W. ALLAN WILDE AND SON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 1 Thompson Street Winchester MAIN ST. FOOD SHOP Winchester Indoor Lawn Tennis Center Subs — Hamburgers — Cheeseburgers Drinks — French Fries Winchester 41 East Street Winchester, MA WINCHESTER HOBBY SHOP The Knit Shop 555 Main Street Winchester 31 Thompson St. Winchester, MA Good Luck to the Graduates of 1977 TOWN COUNTRY Fitzgerald Fuel Company 36 Church St. 534 Main St. 73 Leonard St. Winchester, MA Belmont, MA Winchester 729-3000 WINCHESTER CAMERA SHOP Diamond Antenna Microwave Corporation 36 Waterfield Road Winchester 35 River St. Winchester, MA THE DAISY SHOPS Aberjona Yarn Sweater Shop 509 High Street 18 Thompson Street West Medford, MA Winchester, MA 483-1687 729-1077 38 River St. Winchester, MA 231 BREAD, ROLLS, PASTRY ITALIAN AMERICAN Salvy’s Bakery BIRTHDAY WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY 741 MAIN STREET TEL: 729-9893 WINCHESTER, MASS. Robert J. Costello Funeral Home JAY M. FINN Insurance Agency 33 THOMPSON STREET Winchester, Mass 729-5724 - 729-4012 wishes success to the class of ’77 177 Washington Street Winchester, Mass. 729-1730 232 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1977 COMPLIMENTS OF THE WINCHESTER PARENT-FACULTY ASSOCIATION 233 Good Luck MAHONEY ' S Rocky Ledge Farm and Nursery 210 Cambridge St., Winchester, MA 729-5900 - Good Luck Bill Bob ' s Woburn, MA 234 “You do a little better at a Savings Bank,” sing Laurie, Dianne, Kathy, Sim¬ mon, Rod, Susan, Margaret, and Doug as they gather for a picture one winter’s day. WINCHESTER SAVINGS BANK CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF ’77 t Best Wishes Gateway Travel Service 17 Waterfield Rd. Winchester, MA. 01890 George Littell Jr. Nancy Warnock Janet Sharon Lynn Oldach Engle METROPOLITAN PETROLEUM CO. M OURADIAN RUG GALLERY 40 Church Street Winchester 235 Congratulations to the Class of “77” from the Student Union Winchester High “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 236 Good Luck Class of ’77 Arlwood Inc. John H. Driscoll President 238 Seniors are Particular ... and so are cue. Studio SunUttytoK , P otoyuifekty LOCATED JVTSL COlAMiAS, PARE,JLJLA,a£; 2,79 CAMJBRJl£ C rT ST. C RTE 3A ) BCJRJ MGrTOJst, 700 coo OR PORTRAITS ‘•WHDOU G-S cfewM FlVWtiVOr • (CGMAIERClAf- 239