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WAR WITHOUT o-.� 9 THE DRAFT LOTTERY , rm L I MAGI NATION ,,� for overnment "adjustment assistance d �, Flew Flare-ups c� Racial A Long, m t__1 p r.� _ o In the Mideast � c� Hot Summer After A117. -� _ C%. Ca 0 -1 Ono •_ `° L C 0 3 E -� 6 • 3 O o • • 0 Resist O C� L E M K GEORGE WALLACE x o ,, s O t� �cz 0 3 (� I� L 1972 .0 CO •ram CD ~. ■ ■ ■ y • s C/J O c 4� �D _ W THE KENNEDYS • CL •�i O �° `� y• When isgrown-up? 0 Wrong Turn at the Bridge p 4-+0 •— • �' Why is honor? c >, LJLJ(L —~ 0� �„ MARIJUANA, � Who is America? i>` -� �ABM y _ � � C � • - • Where is God? P n c y o i Nixon Ace, Used of Not" 0 � o z � � � �, - ' � W C O t = Which I is me. y co = ci 4 �M'■��► 3 4-1 Fulfilling Promises � o .t M■+ u- — m homas Crupper- lived And we've learned I'm fed up. What �s Z W__ M the usual. old enoup AF he tO VOUrustra te . WHY FIGHT -Occu ied Berkeley SOMEONE p for-141 theELSE'S WAR? ( - U�a '�' * I s h s old enoWA to ftht IluirD W * FIRST ■ CD M N 01 3 THE 00 Rkiil oc LATI N AMERICA: PROTEST AND PROGRESS Goodbys, some with regret � also CD s helpCDHey kid! If you see Q CL 0 yourself in this picture I C, o o you need help. A Little Knowledge Is a • Cops !. Dangerous Thing . 0 rD s J h t does Genius s ' look like? Xr.L O o PUEBLO: THE DOUBTS PERSIST uf toll • 3: -- ~✓- &--I rt E, 8 U) W ► Resignation appears to be deepening about0 ,1 �+- / a, - N s the Vietnam war. Almost everyone wants the Ever hear a smile U. S. to get out in one way or another. There ..r carefully next time u . is little talk an longer of a military victory. Listen c Y Y g y 0 YOUNG PEOPLE VS PARENTS r CC s Are Teachers Mora i Too "Arrogant" The city traffic pro bl _ I em " Peoples Park" The smart thing - + The air pollution problem is to prepare ANE -°o I At a preview for the unexpected. of Hair, I had •� "� �� 1Jty itziittl bloivii' JWoodstock Music and Art lair, arvmg , owe 0. °M. Octs 15 : A Da to Remembe ti > Chicken Little was right. he o throu h a lot in a da O � � � � • O r- y sell straight,-- _ _ , _ e O � 3 � 00 'Tomorrow you are ' � TT T e Latest on the EstablisW-1Z A hme • 2. lsing Costs may. housing problem, D D ..`! M L I o 3 II I T 0 �, g rn w C °' a• Larry's a great guy. SPORTS DRIVER ED FACULTY ==-I . p m r y r ti lk 0 D idlisodNIA � Z n m -77VH b zlo ON3 '3H11d hood aNl wv i r C its I r S3WIi �ino jo SNOIS r V, V Q RINGS MATH TECH TOURNEY ACTIVITIES Lu m h D m 4�,771 Z *. . t , � rn �. YOUTH PROMS ALIVE STUDIOUS V) &W 0 Z I..0 - 0 a ar F� '-k 4 L 1 J Ok I t 0 t � m Uri it NCCRPORATED 1944 NOPTN ANDOVER 33 Johnson St. 0 1 :::E r- ��-w=mmwmw ,vo0 t DRIVER EDUCATION CAR 0 F�m 0 S�l VD D9V S� I 19 W3 SSV A3)1 6 i Z WORK PHYSICS BIKES FIELD HOC Lli LLJAll. 0 } rn, f W Pcon 'i�M3 )AT L..U �' 'YY�R S�Nl • Z - - IXVW INIW NOiivnciv�jo wAo now "fir..- �. jti .r'..••rr .� , •, !• 'k. •{M, • 4 ' ,:1 ' ,� .max } t' M1_'•, r ' ,t. Jtl < ri op a IbS } i4 , R wY M « 40 11111141111111111 V ` •. y 1. _- ;: •S�1. ,Y;.Z-:JT;�R�.. } • ' ref• �.fWJ1.�,ti•;I♦'.+ __-`...(.._ Fr•f.'Y.0 .rvc•..r , t r r •• - -"Anew � :l�,to��ZI�•' 1 ,.•'.; F, ol TrnrT ✓ !� k i • tt ]!'f E�� • ! �t y 6, -- - - - -- �s• { •r ��a• 4A - ,_r Peter V. Garofoli Superintendent of Schools ADMINISTRATION F Daniel L. Desmond Principal George F. Lee Assistant Principal 10 I �F GUIDANCE Ilk �a f � Thomas F. Powers /1�1 Director of Guidance Harwood A. Steele , y 4 Thomas L. Regan y'_`1% Joyce Earl IN MEMORIAM 1 Mr. Joseph Lynch 1926 ' 1969 MATHEMATICS r- f V. d a ye W4 ,u Arthur Forgetta Department Head Anthony McGowan Albert Berman Americo Fichera William H egan Lk— x% t i Robert Sullivan John Kelley Judith Hughes � 3 ENGLISH t _ or� t Enid Burns 'mac Department Head 4 Kathleen Kelley Gerald Sanford I k b `kg * r Bert Noyes Anthony Reynolds low r y '1 James W. McDonald Margaret Brown 14 ENGLISH w _a r �s 1� '4 Betty Oldham Deborah Cass Richard Kiberd Mildred Matasso A C _ - u O O r D V N R T Miriam Aubry John Robinson T O i A L R M I f 4 _ I Cynthia Velishka Gerard Corcoran 15 LANGUAGES Joseph Trombly Margaret Donlan Department Head LA E Y Carol Markey Robert Nordlund Arthur Hall INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOME ECONOMICS I yLh� M James Hills 16 Irene McLaughlin Mary Buckley __ -- SOCIAL STUDIES Y 1 Albert Perrault ' Department Head Rosemarie Loth John Minihan Katherine Sheridan Robert Roche LIBRARIAN r J-3 \�R Lewis Hull 17 John Strobel 4 f r r" i AN r� y _. Richard Thompson Daniel Moynihan Arthur Hamel SCIENCE Department Head k � r 4 { i Stephen Buco �a Robert Bennett Edward Prentice i r lg Richard Rozzis - Marion Colby BUSINESS Marion Grossman • >C - Claire Torpey Department Head M Joseph Bevilacqua Leetrice Gordon PHYSICAL EDUCATION *� t 2 , :, 67 19 17 ' N2021222324_ 27 28 29 3 2. ...: . Nancy Yanof sky Beverly Pamp Robert Licare Howard Crozier Department Head 19 i f � • . 1 4 i ti i i CAFETERIA STAFF Ilk r+� T , Y . �. � H► •; .tee., 1_. .. - ww a FIRST ROW—Mrs. Rita Bastien, Mrs. Marguerite Midgley (Head Cook), Mrs. Louise Lord (School Lunch Supervisor), Mrs. Mary Trovato, Mrs. Joyce Clamp, REAR ROW—Mrs. Stella Daly, Mrs. Gladys Chase, Mrs. Ann Sherlock, Mrs. Phyllis Kandrut, Mrs. Gloria Knuepfer, Mrs. Virginia Clough, Mrs. Phyllis Patterson, Mrs. Agnes Marsh. CUSTODIAL STAFF III r ' r f _ A i Mr. Rokes, Mr. Gorton, Mr. Cushing, Mr. Cunningham, Mr, White. '1 r i � pop EVAIM ~0 _ `w ' ' F ac%a • wL .. _[-- _ jam, , I a� .' • - 4 ^ r •... do ����� ' r Y•'!•r _ _ ,i ". -i1n. ..* s - r e !'. .w � Y • • �-` � • 'K t < • .• „ s .. IL o ac t.w *� r t....,a.�. o o wrs— r�-1,� •.. . .. �' t - - � - ram... _ter- c _ • ._�- - - _ _ _ " • ,� �� � M� - �. '.a.+r�_ ,. - . . - _ -- .�' •.-L-. 'ram_• " ..,.r.: .. • ,.. _- �. .' � -- '• .;art+,�,-` % ��:= - �.-; - .. - •�•� . , .� ..• � � � �}tea # }°"., • i F 4 � �t`. _ ■ � � yam. - • - .. � _ � - .. - ' ' x � _ � - 1 �!•.�-� W` yaw ed ok le: I'� • . :.may`,rJ(,wti��:v :r•Tfil;,i��: .. - , •rMY ,•ir•�. N�,,,rT�T. t I .� • :i�.# -fit-� Il'al" -.�- w f �i II j f r c� _ k t d r a V SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (L-R) David Stanton, (President) ; Cynthia Turner, (Secretary-Treasurer) ; Tom Robinson, (Vice-President) . ,4 DENNIS DAVID ACKROYD 00PW SUSAN LESLIE AYER "Acky" "Sue" Great asset to the basketball team. Makes a great model. Squire 4; Prep Club 4; Basketball 1, Dramatic Club 4; Art Club 4. 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2; Baseball 1,2) 3) 4. E . j �I NANCY L. ARCIDIACONO JANET ANNE BAINES "Nancy„ "Janet„ A very helpful and dependable Your quietness and confidence shall person. a be your strength. Math Club 2; Dramatic Club 1, 21 " ' ;` Prep Club 4; Knight 4; French Club 3, 4 (Executive Committee); Squire 4; Pep Club 4; National Honor So- 1, 2, 3, 4 (Business Editor); Year- bookSo- ciety 4; Prep Club 4; Art Club 4; Russian Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2. JUDE M. ARMITAGE KAREN J. BALL "Jude" "Karen" Sorry, I lost my head. - "Hey, bucky!" Dramatic Club 1; Yearbook Staff 4; _ Biology Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, Ski Club 2; Prep Club (President) 4; American Field Service 1, 2; Knight Track 1, 2. 4; Tennis Team 1, 2. x i DIANNE CAROL BARKER BRENDA JOYCE ARRAJ "Di" "Bren"I -� Usually seen with a certain someone. "Ya right!" Squire 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Draratic Majorette 2, 3; Art 3, 4, Knight 4. - Club 4; Chorus 1, 2; Basketball In- . ; tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. I od 25 RONALD C. BEVIN SUZANNE M. BRIEN "R.C." "Sue" Personality is ten feet tall. Makes a Great asset to CYO. joke out of everything. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 (Cap- '�. . r French- Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 4. tain); Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Manager); Cross-Country 3, 4 (Manager). a JEAN BEVINS SHARON E. BRIGHTNEY "Sharon" "Jeannie" ► ^- Loves to tell jokes. A very artistic person. Student Council 1 • Knight 4• Dra- Math Club 2; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; ' Squire 2, 3; Knight 4; Art Club 3, 4 ..„�., . matic Club 4. (President); Prep Club 4; Squire (Art Editor) 4. ! I I 1 II 1 I� { WILLIAM R. BOLAN ROBERT B. BURNS "Bill" "Burnsy" Love those batman notebooks. One of N.A.'s better basketball Prep Club 4; Squire 1; Track 2, 3, 4; IPT players. Cross Country 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain) { I JOYCE P. BONACCORSI GERMAN AHMED CAMBERO "Joyce" "Hermi" A good friend to have. Usually seen with his camera. French Club 2; Dramatic Club 3; Chorus 1; Photography Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4; Prep Club 4; Squire 4. "" �"'' (President) Football 3, 4. I AK 26 EARL ROBERT CAMIRE WILLIAM R. CASEY "Hop Along" "Case" "Peace" A real hustler. Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. Football 1, 2; Golf 2, 4. i FRANCES DOROTHY MICHAEL J. CASSIDY CAMPIONE "Cass" "Fran" `" ` Great personality . . . sure to succeed. Quiet . . . sure to make a great nurse. Track 2, 3, 4. Prep Club 4; Knight 4; Frencb �► Club 4. BRIAN J. CARDELLO KAREN J. CASTRICONE -:r J <<Ed., "Karen" e " One of the Easy Riders" d "HY . �;,�, , Bucky! Cross Country 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); - Pep Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Cap- Knight 4; Squire 4; Prep Club 4; Field Hockey 1; Basketball Intramu- tain) rals 1, 2, 3. AURA ANNE CARRESE ;; F . ROBERT H. CHEYNE "Aura" "Bob" i A real lady . . . Russem's best worker. Always has something to say. Prep Club 4; Business Club 4. 7� tI FREDERICK W. CLARENBACH CARRIE MARY COUPAL "Bill" "Carrie" Always seen with the little green bug. Great kid to know. Football 1; Wrestling 2. Squire 4; Yearbook 4; Prep Club 4; Business Club 4 (Secretary). HUNTER R. CLOUSE SUZANNE J. CRAWLEY "The Hunter" "Crawley" Music . . . the universal tongue. Loves to ski. Band 1, 2, 3 (President), 4; Chorus , F Ski Club 2; Prep Club 4; Yearbook 1, 2; Prep Club 4; Dramatic Club 1, .. ' 4; Track 2; Intramural Basketball. 2, 3, 4; Home Room Representative 1; National Honor Society 4. f. RAYMOND PHILIP COTE KENNETH CHARLES CROUCH "Ray" "Kenny" Music buff. Usually seen on his "bike". Math Club 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3 . , (Secretary), 4 (Vice President); Dra- matic Club 3, 4; Track 2. ANGEL LUIS COTTO _ CLAIRE M. CURTIN Quiet till youget"Angel" know him. *h "Claire" Library Aid 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Bas- The inability to stay quiet. ketball 4. French 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dra- matic Club 1, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2; ' Track 1, 3, 4; Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 28 M JOHN JOSEPH CYR SUSAN CAROL DRISCOLL "John" "Susan" "Back off! I" +at. i Good student . . . great kid. Dramatics 1; Photography 1; Base- 4 �`�' Russian Club 1, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; ball 1, 2; Basketball 3; Football 4. ,, ,, _ Prep Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Knight ' 4, Business Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. l MARK E. DEYERMOND WILLIAM T. EMMETT "Mark" "Emmy" "What do you say?" Makes a great frappe. Track 1, 2; Golf 3, 4; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2 (Spain) 4; Basketball 1, Football 1. 2 (Spain). s$S 4 RUTH ANN DONAHUE DONNA ENAIRE "Ruth" "Donna" N.A.'s star golfer. Friendly never tires of talking. Squire 2, 3, 4 (Editor); Russian Club 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President), 4 (Presi- dent); Student Faculty Committee 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramu- ral Basketball 1, 2, 3; Golf 3,4. a 'e. 1 JOHN MICHAEL DOWLING GARY F. ERICKSON "Mala" "Eric" "Sure." ' Great gymnast. Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball Chess Club 1; Russian Club 1, 1, 2. 29 JOHN W. FARO STEPHEN EDWARD FOSTER � "John" ,,� "Fossie" Quiet until you get to know him. First at the door in the morning. Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Squire 3; Football 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. FRANK FIORE BARBARA M. FOUNTAIN "Frank" "Bibby" N A's champion horseback rider. "`No, suh! !" . . . Mister Donut's. A , 55 CAROL L. FISHER GAIL ANN FREEMAN "Carol" "Gai-Gai" What's so interesting up in Maine? w "' Always a lady. Dramatic Club 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz 1; Prep Club 4. _4 Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4. LYNNE ANN FREEMAN SANDr..A FORGETTA tt "Bin„ Sandy' Great comedian hails from "The time of her life is forever." Canada Rressian Club 1; Dramatic Club 3, 4. Class Representative 3; Gymnastics ✓ 2; Volleyball 3. s � r 30 PAUL J. GALLAGHER PAULINE SUSAN GIARD "Paul" � "Paul" Can usually be seen with Jack or "I kid you not!" Mike. Intramurals 1. French Club 1; Russian Club 1, 4; ✓ ' Ski Club 3; Track 3, 4. MARY L. GARDINER "Mary" LOIS GIELBUNT Always a smile and hi! "Lois" Dramatic Club 1, 2, 4; Prep 4; Pep "You wouldn't believe what hap- Club 1; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook pened to me today!" 4; Intramural Basketball 2. Library Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; Dra- � matic Club 3, 4; Prep- Club 4; Knight 4; Squire 4; Intramural Basketball - 1, 2. P. ELAINE GAROFOLI CAROL LESLIE GOFF "Elaine" "Carol" "Are you kidding me?" Dedi- � �` Usually seen with Cindy or Lois. cated Snoopy fan. Dramatic Club 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3 (Secretary), 4 (Vice- " �,: ~ " Knight 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Club President); Ski Club 4; Student 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4. Leader 3, 4; Yearbook (Circulation Editor) 4; Honor Society 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3. ' LYNDA GIANNARAKOS BRIAN DAVID GRIFFITHS "Lynda" "Brian" Friendly girl with a pretty smile. R '1�i►' "C'mon, huh!" Class Representative 3, 4, Dramatic Prep Club 4; Dramatic Club 4. Club 3, 4; Squire 3, 4; Prep Club 4; ' Yearbook 4; Photography 4. MARY GAIL GRUS HECK JOANNE MARIE HANNAGAN "Gail" jo PP Always seen with Penny. Always has a smile and a "Hi" for Russian Club 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer); Art �, everyone. Club 3 (Vice-President), 4 (Vice- Dramatic Club 3; Prep Club 4. President); Dranzatic Club 3, 4; Squire 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. 1 r FRANK C. GUERRERA HEATHER HASELTON "Frank" "Heather" "A head to contrive, a tongue to One of the Heather-Debbie duo. persuade, and a hand to execute any Knight 4; Intramural Basketball 2. mischief." Photography Club 1, 2; Audio-Visual Club 2 3 4• Dramatic Club 2 3 Football 1, 2; Wrestling 3, 4. DONALD A. GUTHRIE FREDERICK M. HARNISCH "Guts" ''�� "Eric„ �Great Imitations. just lives for 2:15. E. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, Wrestling 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. t JACQUELINE Al. HAMEL DAVID RONALD HEGGARTY "Jack" "Dave" ` Great sense of humor. Hard-boiled-�►� ��. Chorres 1, 2; DramaticDramaticClubClub 3, 4. '� Dramatic Club 4. r �7 1- LINDA HEIMANN MARY GAYLE HERMANN "Linda" "Gayle" Quiet, usually seen with a certain A great kid to know. someone. _ Homeroom Representative 1; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1; Ski Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4. CYNTHIA ANNE HELFRICH � � KAREN E. HOEHN "Cindy" "Karen" Loves to fly her airplane. A very quiet young lady. Chorus 11 2; Prep Club 4; Intramu- rals 1. y =r JOHN QUINTUS HENDERSON KATHLEEN M. HOLLAND '°J Q" "Kathy" Always ready for a good argument. Usually seen with Joyce . . . loves to Art Club 2; Frosh Football 1. 4 talk. French Club 1, 2, 3; Band 2, ,3; Squire 3, 4; Knight 4; Dramatic Club 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. SANDRA MARIE HENNESSY MICHAEL JEROME HOLLAND "Sandy" "Mike" Quiet till you know her. � 'r* Has a "Hi" for,everyone. Band 1, 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4; � Dramatic Club 4; Track 2, 3. French Club 2, 3. 33 j RICHARD GEORGE HORTON CATHERINE M. HURLEY "Rick" "Cathy" Quiet, until you get to know him. r Quiet, but good-natured. R a CAROL A. HOUTTE JAMES F. HURLEY "Carol" . "Jim„ Stands up for what she believes in. Loves to ski. Dramatic Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, Prep Club 4; Dramatic Club 4; Ski 4; Prep Club 4; Squire 4; Knight 4; ..' Club 2, 4; Wrestling 2; Knight 4. Chorus 1, 3. ADAIR LYNN HOWTON JOANNE P. JACKSON "Charley" "Jo" "You've got to hang in there." Has a smile for everyone. Wrestling 3; Soccer 3, 4; National `'"'` Dramatic Club 4; Squire 4; Art Club Honor Society 4. `` 4; Yearbook 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 1 DANA K. KELLER "Dana„ EDWARD W. HUMINICK Always seen with his camera. "Ed" Math Club 1, 2, 3 (Secretary), 4; Our man at the Dairy Queen. Russian Club 1; Chess Club 2 (Vice- President), 3; Science Club 3 (Presi- dent); Library Club 3 (President); Audio-Visual Club 2, 3, 4; Photog- raphy Club 2, 3, 4; Squire (Photo Editor); Dramatic Club 3 (Stage Manager), 4 (President); Track 2; Soccer 4; National Honor Society 4. 34 f r-. RICHARD STEVEN KELLEY NANCY MARGARET KORB "Kel" 6 . "Nano" Lives for the weekend. ''' �*; *.�.. A great field hockey player. Ski Club 2, 3; French Club 1; Knight ,�,� French Club 1; Russian Club 1; Girls 4; Football 1; Track 1, 2; Baseball \ Leaders Club 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 1, 2; Wrestling 2, 3. 4 (Co-Captain). 1 .y 1 ROBERT R. KELLY STANLEY KOTCE "Bob" "Ralph" Great asset to the cross country team. Loves cars. Dramatic Club 2; Cross Country 2, - . Track 2, 3, 4. 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Basketball 1, 2, 3, l �' 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. N4 r DIANE I. KELSEY GEORGE ABBOTT LaBELLE „Di" "Geo" A real lady. "Wanta run it." Ski Club 2, 4; Squire 4; Yearbook r Class President 2; Student Council 4; Prep Club 4; Basketball Intramu- "` '"' 2; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. rals 1, 2; Softball Intramurals 1, 2. ANNMARIE T. KENNEDY ' J BEVERLY A. LAMPROS "Bev" "Kemm" Great sense of humor. Always keeps you laughing. Great '" Art Club 3 (Treasurer), 4 (Treas- kid to know. urer); Squire 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Dra- Yearbook 4; Student Leader Club 3, � matic Club 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3; 4; Prep Club 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, Ski Club 2; French Club 2, 3; Bas- 4 (Co-Captain). ketball Intramstrals 2, 3. 35 GEORGE BERNARD SALVATORE LOUIS LIPOMI LANGEVIN "Sal" "George" Could smile his way out of anything. Always talking about cars. Band 1, 2; Football 2, 3; Intramurals x.,�. 1, 2, 3, 4. ROXANNE LAYCOCK ELAINE E. LITTLE "Rockie" "Elaine" "Hey, wait a minute!" Great (! ? !) driver. Math Club 1, 2; Chess Club 2, 3 (Secretary); Art Club 3, 4; Squire 2, ` 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Knight 4; Prom Committee 4; Bas- ketball 2; Softball 2; Basketball In- tramurals 1, 2, 3. SHARON MARIE LUCIANO SHARON M. LEONCYK "Louie" "Sharon" Always smiling . . . liked by everyone. OAK Miss Buckley's number one home- Squire 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Pe maker. ° Club 1; Library Club 2; Prep Club Library Club 2. �: 4; Yearbook 4. MICHAEL J. LETIZIA JOSEPH J. LYNCH "Joe" "Mike" oe A nice guy to know . . . willing A real gentleman. '' worker . . . always talking. Business Club 4 (President) Ak:r� ;`,.m,.. Student Council 1, 2, 3; Class Vice- President 1 2 la e� Class Representative 3; Photography Club 4; Prep Club 4; Yearbook (Sports Editor); Dra- matic Club 4; Baseball 1. L 36 STEPHEN J. MacKELLAR MICHAEL J. MANOS "Gloves" "Greek" Happiness is that white Corvair. low A great kid to know. Photogarphy Club 1; Track 2. s F J' JAMES E. MAHAN ALBERT P. MANZI, JR. "Jim "Big Al" Lives for vacations. "The Surfer" Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4. r nr f ROBERT MAILHOT ELIZABETH MARY MARGENE "Bob" "Betty" "Music is the universal language of Joanne's other half. mankind. Dramatic Club 2. Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ..,. THOMAS JOSEPH MAKER MAUREEN LUCILLE MARTIN 3 "Bird" "Tom" Has a smile for everyone. A valuable asset to the track team. •' Band 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3; Photogra- phy Club 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. >4 r 37 i SANDRA JEAN MARTIN ANNE MARIE McCABE "Sandy" Anne Great imitations . . . little bundle of '�' Always has something to say. laughs. Dramatic Club 3; French Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1. A t JOHN MICHAEL MARTINEAU FRANCIS JAY McCANN "Mike" Jay Always willing to help out a friend. f IWO A great drummer. Dramatic Club 1, 2; Photography Band 2. Club 3, 4. c DIANE E. TTHESON MA KAREN A. McCUBBIN "Matty" _ "Karen" Little people have big hearts. Always has a suggestion about what Cheerleader 3, 4, French Club 3. to do. - = ' Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. i , It ti COLLEEN K. McCUE JUDITH ELLEN McAVOY "Sue" e d u" " J `` '� A great friend to have . . . never nuns Who's at the barn this weekend? # out of energy. Cheerleader 4; Prep Club 4; Year- —' -+ French Club 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4; book 4. "'i Ski Club 2, 4; Squire 4, Knight 4; Math Club 3; National Honor Society 4. 38 JAMES MICHAEL f PATRICIA ANN McMANUS McDERMOTT _ "Pat" „Jim" "Come on!" Seen everywhere you go. Cheerleading 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Prep Club 4; Ski Club 4, Math Club Chorus 1, 2; Basketball Intramurals. 3, 4; Science Club 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2; Golf 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4. JOSEPH PATRICK McEVOY SAMUEL C. MESSINA " "Sam" Mac" Mr. Announcement. The man with the blue Mustang. Central Catholic High: C.Y.A. 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain). 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Science Club 1; Library Staff 2. North Andover: Dramatic Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4. lwl DEBORAH ANN McGAULEY r� �' MELANIE RUTH MILLER "Debbie" "Mel" Most school spirit. � � "Are you sure that's right?" Cheerleader 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Year- # Library Club 1; Squire 3. book 3, 4 (Editor); French Club 1. xk A' VIRGINIA M. McINTYRE JOHN J. MONTEIRO "Jack" "Mac" "What's it to ya!" "Are you kidding?" Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Chess Club Dramatic Club 4; Library Club 2; � 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 2, Basketball 1, 2,3, 4. _ 3, 4;Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 39 I - MARTHA H. MOORE DEBORAH ANN MORRISON "Martha" "Debbie" What's so interesting:in Andover? Very talkative. Cheerleader 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1. ri LARRY CHARLES MOORER MARIE J. MOTTA "Muke" "Marie" "That's life, win some lose some." - Perpetually in love. Photography Club 3, 4; Russian Club " 4; Soccer 3, 4 (Captain); Wrestling 3; Track 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. c LAURENCE M. MORGANO JOANNE MOURED "Larry„ _ "Jo" A million dollar wrestler. ^'" "'r"w A sparkling miss who always has Chess Club 1, 2; Math Club 1; something to say. French Club 1; Football 3, 4; Wres- Dramatic Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4. tling 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. I{ JUDITH MARY MORKESKI DAVID JOSEPH MURPHY "Judy" "David" Spends most of the time skiing or Contagious laugh. fixing his motorcycle. Dramatic Club 1. Ski Club 2, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4. 40 JOANNE MURPHY NANCY C. OSGOOD "Murph" "Nanc" Always busy. ,�,, An ardent majorette! Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club •,• Majorettes 2; Prep Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Squire 4, Field , 1; Secretary for Mr. Crozier. Hockey 1. ANNA S. NICE GEORGE PAGE y. "Anna" "George" "Thems the breaks!" Not one to worry about anything. Library Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4. 1 fg s YT } I MARIE L. NIGRELLI LINDA A. PATTERSON "Marie" "Lyn„ Revere's loss . . . NA's gain. ' "What the heck's a Tookey?" Prep Club 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Dra- Class Representative 2, 3; Student matic Club 2; Art Club 2; Ski Club 2. �„ , ""` Council 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Pep " Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Softball 2. LAUREL BETH NUTTER ANNE L. PERRON "Laurie" "Anne" "I don't believe it!" The innocent one of the two. Russian Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club AN Pep Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4. 2, 3, 4; Physical Education Leaders ,.— Club 3, 4; Squire 3. '�""'� 41 *ry a JANE M. PERRON KENNETH W. REA "Jane" "Rosy Red" Two are better than one. Always on his "bike." Pep Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4. ALFRED J. RAPISARDA - DAVID RALPH REED "Rap" "Dave" "Oh yuh, right." `£ Always seen with the wheels. Band 2, 3. 1 PATRICIA J. RATCLIFFE Jo GAIL REILLY "Pat" "Gail" 1 "Always laughing." Makes friends easily . . . French Club 2; Chorus 1, 2; Major- Library Club 2; Ski Club 2; Prep ettes 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Softball _.; ''�"' Club 4. Intramurals 1. THOMAS RICHARD SHIRLEY D. ROBERTS RATCLIFFE "Shirley" "Craw" She makes a smile grow where there Nice smile . . . friendly. �' was only a frown before. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Foot- `'` `► Student Council 1; Pep Club 1, 2; ball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain). Ski Club 3, 4; Girls Leadership Club - l 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Yearbook 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 4. 42 MYRA L. ROBERTSON WILLIAM J. RUDIS „Myra•• j "Bill" Has a nice smile. , Always working in the shop. Ski Club 2; Art Club 3, 4; Pre _ � Basketball 2. Club 4. DONNA M. SAMAHA JAN LOUISE ROBINETTE "Sam" "Sunnie" Cheerful studious and sincere. "I have the following close of school ' announcements." " Rogers Hall: Art Club, Cae Club, ,�w. Drama Club; Art Club 3, 4; Dra- matic Club 3, 4; Senior Play 3, 4; `" Knight 4 (Advertising Editor); Ski Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4. TOM ROBINSON LINDA SANBORN "Robo" nr*• "Lin" Silver tongued orator. "Wow" Class Vice-President 3, 4; Class Rep- resentative 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President); Basketball 1; Track 1. i JOSEPH KEVIN ROUTHIER DENISE ANN SARNBLAD "Joe" "Denise" " The boy of a million nicknames. The "Hey, Bucky!Home Room Re 1 2• Spanish Club straight man. .+► p p �.�. Staff ball Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Base- 1; Drama Club 1, 2; Yearbook Sta -�-....,,... 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2; 1'ntra- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain). murals 1, 2. 43 DEBRA M. SCARPACI MICHAEL F. SLIPP "Scapach" "Gumby" "The world is a bundle of joy." '* Wild ties and wild hair. Home Room Representative 1; Dramatic Club 4; Knight 4 (Biog- French Club 1; Yearbook 4; Art raphy Editor); Ski Club 3, 4; Prep Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. -• Club 4; Football 1; Cross Country 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL A. SEUBERT ` BEVERLY J. SMITH "Carol" "Bev" Great personality . . . sure to succeed. "Who said that? I certainly didn't." Russian Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; French Club 1, 2; Knight 4; Squire Squire 4; Softball 2; National Honor i L 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Prep Club 4; Bas- Society 4. ketball Intramurals 2; Softball Intra- murals 2. JOHN C. SHELLNUTT H. MICHAEL SMOLAK "Nutshell" "Mike" Wants to be an airline pilot. It is the farmers that produce the Photography 1 • Band 1, 2• Art Club q` best citizens. 4; Prep Club 4. Russian Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Math Club 2, 3; Squire 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Art Club 4; National Honor Society 4. IT PATRICIA JOYCE SALLY ANN SOLOMON SIGNORELLI "Sally" "Patti" ,,. Good student . . . nice smile. Usually seen with Michele. Honor Society 3, 4 (President); Art Library 1, 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Russian " -Aw.- Club 3, 4 (Secretary); Yearbook 4 Club 1; Dramatic Club 4. (Literary Editor), Tolkien Society 4. 44 MICHELE M. SPINELLI - DAVID STANTON "Michele" "Dave" Cheerful, friendly and attractive. .. SDS—Students for David Stanton Library 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Dra- Senior Class President; Student Coun- matic Club 4; Prep Club 4. cil 4 (President). JOHN S. SPINNEY ROBERT W. STEMKE "Spinhead" "Sneakers" Seen working at DeMoulas. Can you really laugh for an hour? ROBERT F. STALLARD JOAN L. STEPHENSON "Bob" "Joni" nterests. Nice smile . . . great kid. A young man with many i Science Club 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President), 4 (President); Math Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President); Russian Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. - STEVEN R. STANIN CATHERINE M. STEWART "Steve" "Bo" Future motorcycle stunt man? �~ "The girl with the knack for picking winners." • '� Russian Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club .. - 1; Knight 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. 45 , MARGARET MARY STEWART CATHERINE J. SWASEY "Peg Peg" "Cathy" A wise and understanding heart. "Oh wow!" Pep Club 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3; Year- Prom Committee 4; Yearbook Staff book Staff; Class Secretary-Treasurer """ 4; French Club 1, 2. 1; Student Council 1, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. t BARBARA ANN SULLIVAN `" KEVIN T. TACY"Kev" "Barb" 4" Those stories about swimming in the Great friend to have. backyard! Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; French Club Class Representative 3, 4; Student 2; Chorus 1, 2; Squire 3, 4; Yearbook ` �- Council 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Football 4; Prep Club 4; Art Club 4; Field 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball Hockey 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2. - 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain). CHERYL ANN SULLIVAN NANCY A. TANANA "Sully„ "Nancy„ Looks quiet and shy, but watch out. "You'll have to face it-there's one French Club 1, 2; Russian Club 1, 2, in every crowd." 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club National Honor Society 3, 4 (Secre- 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Squire 3, 4; Girl's tary); Knight 3 (Junior Editor), 4 Leaders 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Prep Club (Co-Editor); French Club 1; Ski Club 4; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secre- 2; Math Club 2, 3 (Vice-President), tary); Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4; w 4 (President); Squire 4; Pep Club 1; Intramural Softball 1, 2; Field Field Hockey 2, 3. Hockey 1, 2, 3. �. 4 TINE PETER JAMES SULLIVAN JOYCE M. "Sully" Joyce„ Loves sports. Silent but deadly. � Russian Club 1, 2; Knight Staff 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); �.,� Prep Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Ida Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Golf 3,4. (Co-Captain); Softball 2, 3, 4 'V (Co-Captain). 46 SUSAN M. TOMARCHIO CYNTHIA L. TURNER "Sue" "Cyn" One of Mr. Mac's girls. .. A great kid . . . everyone's friend. Prep Club 4; Knight Staff 4 (Typing Student Council 2, 3, 4 (Secretary- Editor); Math Club 2; Business Club ,, Treasurer); Chorus 1; Class Secre- 4; Basketball Intramurals 2. tary-Treasurer 3, 4; Squire 2, 3 (Junior Editor), 4 (Co-Editor); Rus- sian Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President); Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 (manager); Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4 (manager); National r Honor Society 4. RICHARD JAY TRAINOR PAULA J. TURTON „Jay„ "Paula" Great friend to have. Sophisticated. Class President 1, 3; Student Council 1, 3; Ski Club 4; Knight 4. " bl PETER ROGER SHEILA MARIE TUCCI VAILLANCOURT "Sheila" "Val" "Ya know what?" Part of the "Van" gang. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Clubs - Chess Club 2, 3. 3, 4; Chess Club 2; Knight 4. KATHLEEN M. TULLIS PETER F. VALPEY "Kay„ "Pete" Gold Convertible. V.W. fanatic—where did you get all { those cars? Library Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; ,/ Dramatic Club 3, 4; Baseball 2 Color Guard 4. t +.k .%,, (Manager); Football 2, 3, 4 (Afan- ager); Basketball 2, 3, 4 (Manager). I two _ 47 JO-ANN MARY VENTURA RICHARD P. WONSON "Jo-Jo" "Rick" Finds a joke in everything. Loves a debate. French Club 1, 2, 3; Math Club 3; t Dramatic Club 1, 2; French Club 1, Pell Club 1; Knight 4; Squire 4; Prep ~"""" 2; Russian Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, Club 4; Ski Club 3; Softball Intra- 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, murals 1, 2; Basketball Intramurals - - 2, 3, 4. 1, 2. MARC VISCONTI STANLEY A. ZAGORSKI "Marc" r "Lee" How is the band doing with its 3, A great asset to the basketball team. album? Squire 3; Prep Club 4; Pep Club 4; '' Student Council 4; Football 1, 2; ""� Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 21 3, 4 (Co-Captain). KATHLEEN FRANCES PATTI J. ZAHORUIKO WILLETT "Patti" "Kathy" Great basketball player. One should always be in love. Squire 4 (Sports Editor); Russian Pep Club 1, 2; Ski Club 2; Cheer- Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Honor leader 3. Society 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Softball 2, 3, 4. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED WILLIAM PULA THOMAS NIGRELLI "Bill" "Tom" Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, Track 1, 2. MATHEW PORTER JOSEPH McGEE "Mathew" „Joe" Woodstock County School: Student Council; Soccer 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Skiing 2,3; Basketball 2, 3. 48 de A i , F CLASS INDIVIDUALISTS Nancy Tanana and David Stanton till gift, 40 M �+ ' .1: r � ij6L •� '•:�f�( f ? '. �� '.�'.��"gir�'�.j�T igv��z M'3 rcc y��� � yr. } 16 INN BEST STUDENTS Sally So*rrion,`�W Robert Stallard J or o a3 �, ILI r i,A, Ilk, oe Ole! F iA 1 7 < _ MOST POPULAR CLASS LADY AND GENTLEMEN Shirley Roberts and Jude Armitage Diane Kelsey and Pete Sullivan L it, • « MAW « s � • f ♦ 5!I �� 1 �j�i�•f! "11 `� 1r����r �� � � • ate ��•! '. Li�D , qk �� f � ,YA ��� ��� +� � .i �� � � if ': �'� �. • t 05 t',��'�tr• ' " ,,. 4 ,t�,�;► BEST ATHLETES ` Patti Zahoruiko and Lee Zagorski s rw�4• f 114 2 _ T� -g.. 1,c, %1 F + e CNN DONE MOST FOR NAHS David Stanton and Debbie McGauley r;•c. of 41. i S..9�fw����t'�`� � '__� e l ,.�.'� .0+i'^f`;r�•ii�+"w w•it}k .�i-�r+'r 7�'r��'+ yYS��� "I �I � •,r '�� i' -y, try ", �.,r u.r. , F, o• ,+., �' � � _., �;• +� r� ,.'',thy • � � + of ��l � [R .1C� ru� 72 N , .t• .I Ft++ � 'i.'llRy/ai i fU � + � � • _ X� !y got <��� f 1 f r BEST DANCERS MOST LIK L,Y,:'TQ SCUCCFELL) Jude Armitage and Joanne Murphy Sally Solomon Odd,Gana,Keller • ' ' was ENO �X �also I t BEST LOOKING Shirley Roberts and Bobby Burns CLASS WIT John Dowling and Sandy Martin I I *r k 1: . r kj a� d op F _ MOST TALKATIVE 52 Jude Armitage and Judy McAvoy �v a CLASS FLIRT AND WOLF Judy McAvoy and Bill Casey or Ric NK os r ITIVE '1 P1 0 as 100 a � a OWN f MOST TALENTED Jay McCann and Jean Bevins SCHOOL SPIRIT Debbie McGauley and Pete Sullivan S Jp " ry.:l-. •Z. _ o • .�f' =y -ri7� - ..�Y`�!'•':.�ry�yC y•��{ .r,1� • •, y. . " -. .• • y `•s•Sii a.!+i:.�7s!'"?3xi?'Rf`4f.Y1"'1 •' . . , , �Via+\. .M:.)•iry \�i ., .. •• • .:ram= •�k...'. A ixp!i- 3: ,' +.•.j•. �;•a<-+•�'1�,".f:•�`.1t'tr,�"'r �+3`".•fv'!`„s�r�'•,ey; l f J +• ]' ` a.J •.''' I �' �'1e, 1 + ! an, t to .:.t`� k,�n������' �i�r r• > !Aft, LASS J OF j Af I ti n '71 �I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (L-R): Beth Silverman (Vice-President); Scott Robinson (President); Lee Zappala (Secretary-Treasurer). u i .IE +, HOMEROOM 62 -P FIRST ROW: MarciaJohn- -4 son, Donna Martin, Dawn Lordan, Gail Laurette, Mary Lafond, Roberta Isherwood, Kerry Long, Patricia Lawlor, Barbara Lind, Cynthia Mac- Donald. SECOND ROW: ! Donna Leclair, Jean Mackey, Annmarie Manzi, Carolyn o - � " Kimball, Lynda Leone, Carol - Markey, Terri Lanni, Marga- ret Korb, Ann Katsikas, Sue Massey, Jane Lebreck, Susan ": ��, f •� 1�_ , k Mason. THIRD ROW: Fred Lumb, David Kimball, Joseph �t t et Lawlor, Mike Morkeski, Steve Keisling, Mike Kotce, Tom ' Leone, Mike Long, Lewis Mac- Donald, James Kennedy. 1 HOMEROOM 20 ir FIRST ROW: Raymond Black, Nancy Bodge, Kathy Barnes, _ - Barbara Brucato, Helen Beau- �• doin, Faye Brightman, Evelyn BelleIsle. SECOND ROW: Joyce Andrukaitis, Susan -x1 Caron, Diane Bowman, Deb- bie Butterfield, Karen Barker, ' �z,_ Jean Ayotte, Eileen Caron, Margo Brunelle. THIRD ROW: Robert Beaulieu, Kevin Bussiere, Paul Calzetta, ��- Nicholas Artimovich, David - Y ) � Balzius, Lloyd Bauchman, Bruce Bevans, Michael Alaimo. .. ... ....... nit tell �� •w• HOMEROOM 65 FIRST ROW: Paul Powers, Stephen Patterson, Kenneth Porter, John Petralito, Richard Powers, Sheila O'Connor, Dorothy Payne. SECOND ROW: Peter Phaneuf, Dave Packard, John Peterson, Rich- ard Phillips, Theodore Pas- ternak, William Calder, Ste- phen Phelan. .114 AI HOMEROOM 67 FIRST ROW: Denise Vanesse, Betsy Windle, Lee Zappala, Diane Zaccari, Pat Sullivan, Marianne Walkup, Maribeth Sullivan, Linda Timony, Betsy a �F ; Willis, Linda Ttovato. SEC- �-- � � ', ` nE{� OND ROW: Debbie Wonson, ` Diane Wilson, Martha Wood, ` Fred Walshe, Marshall Val- liere, Gary Wilkinson Ann Marie Towne, Peggy Yerian, Susan Vaughan, Cynthia Za- '"` > . , horuiko. THIRD ROW: Mi- chael Thompson, James Win- ning, Jerry Yeskelevitch, ,` , Keith VanHeukelom, Scotto Woody, Tom Swanson, Nor- man Sybert, Richard Wood, 5' ' a ' i Ed Williams, Mark Williams. t 1� � � •{ t `" rf HOMEROOM 60 1111 - "� _ A. p FIRST ROW: Brenda Cyr, Janet Driscoll, Richard Deiia, �£ Dana Delisle, Sharon Ctoteau, Karen Evangelos, Cheryl Casey, Marsha Eaton. SEC- �' I OND ROW: Steve Doherty, Cathy Crane, Susan Charest, Judy Ciarcia, Karen Cushing, E Holly Demers, Grace Ann Ciofolo, Harry Caruso, Henry Cuthbert. THIRD ROW: s Dean Eaton, Dan Daly, 'Porn rt• ' L-- Dunn, Steve Crabtree, Rene .1 Demers, William Chepulrs, William Dunlap, Paul De- ' E ' Ronde, Pat Devlin, Bob Dins- { ` l .► more. ' >7 J Air- HOMEROOM 66 FIRST ROW: Robin Red- ��►'j „, �-�' r, "' man, Barbara Slipp, Deborah Sarnblad, Lynne Steinberg, UK Mary Ellen Robertson, Gail # Shellnut, Natalie Spampinato, 13 Beth Silverman, Sharon Ri- oli Mimi Rhys. SECOND g � � - ROW: Marcie Rhys, Scott Robinson, Michael Caffrey, Katy Stewart, Ann Marie St. Cyr, Virginia Stallard, Janet Pula, Paul Sapienza, Ron " Smith. THIRD ROW: Jeff Pybus, Gary Sarnia, Richard Solomon, James Smith, Au- gusta Shepard, Willie Ratch- ford, Ernest Roberts, Leo Spears, Joseph Sherlock, Roy .�� �9 Smith. 4 y i n • ---- � HOMEROOM 61 FIRST ROW: Arthur Gaudet, � Joyce Guglielmino, Russell Hamel, Pat Golden, Maureen _ Hanover, Karen Iannazzi, " A Donald Hennessey, Bruce Hannay, Laura Hasapis, Rob- erta Holland. SECOND ROW: Robin Gartside, Delores Forgetta, James Fitz- * gerald, Kathy Howarth, Chris- tine Frank, Jane Haltmaier, f - Craig Harriman, Judy Fich- _„ era, Patricia Hayes. THIRD ROW: Randy Gould, Thomas Gallenstein, Richard Hoehn, ' Steven Foster, Daniel Ippo- f� r lito, James Fazio, Ronald Fi- once, Steven Giaquinta, John yea ' G Heenan. HOMEROOM 64 FIRST ROW: Kathleen Mc- � ! - -- - lip Evoy, Barbara Canonico, •�» ; Pamela Messina, Debra Mes- sina, Janet Moore, Linda ► Moro, Zita Murgo, Patricia ( '-`-"" "'"" _ ` �- " t ti w ��• �� Oakes, Jackie McCarty. SEC- OND ROW: Cary Moured, ,, � James McGuire, Ellen Nuss- baum. Christine McCue, Bar- bara Murphy, Nancy McGrail, James Montanaro, Louis Nap- ` oli, Peggy Ann Bove. THIRD ROW: Thomas McCarthy, ` Gary Mawson, Paul hfedolo, Thomas McEvoy, Edward Mc- Gee, Neil McEvoy, John Mitchell. + •r 58 1 i CLASS OF 72 iisFR s fat' 1f� .•.�sna 4,1 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS (L-R): Nancy McCarty (Secretary-Treasurer); Debbie Canty (Vice- President); Richard Turner (President). aw HOMEROOM 41 - r� FIRST ROW: Patricia Toma- � � ' selli, Deborah Totten, June all .. F Trank, Lynne Webster, Gloria Tucci, Sandy White, Jane I Vailla `ncourt, Joan Vaillan- �r court, Susan Sullivan, Lynn ' Trainor. SECOND ROW: Jo- anne Teichman, Wendy R Walker, Nancy Warchol, - Anne Willis, Stephen Taylor, i Tawn a Wells Robert Stabile Richard Zieba, Claudia Turner, Frances Sullivan, Rosemary Tasca. TOP ROW: Wayne Zajac, Cynthia Wil- son, Ricky Turner, Raymond Wilson, Timothy Thoren, Mi- chael Towne, Kevin Sullivan, _ - William Stevens, Cheryl Win- ning. - x .1P HOMEROOM 37 .,, FIRST ROW. Paula Kent # Lisa Kenny, Lynetta Hinds, Jean Garofoli, David Gray, w Janice James Karen Foulds Jane Kelley, Robin Harvey, Nina efa. SECOND ROW: Cathy Gable, Nan cy Grusheck, Diane Helfrich, -� Lynne Kaler, Maria Giuffrida, Barbara Jackson, Ruth Gard- '" iner, Karen Giannarakos, �✓r Nancy Hurley, Nina Furnari. TOP ROW: David HoIIins, Michael Harem, Kevin Kee. �' Ran, Vincent Greco, Wayne Harper, Richard Gallant, Ralph Henshaw, David .A " "�• Fraser. A 1 r 50 ♦■ j l ' J HOMEROOM 38 FIRST ROW: Karen Lumb, I Rose Ann Ma Deborah Lundquist, Marty Larive, Nancy Marshall, Anne Lawlor, #•. 'r Deborah Kimball, Judy Lang- ` �t evin. SECOND ROW: Rob- , ert Manseau, Mary Letizia, Pamela Laycock, Valerie Koz- dras, Eric Lee, Kenneth Lo- iano Patricia Lucas n P Jane Letarte, Brian Kingsley. TOP ROW: Louis Lipomi, David Lynch, Daneil Markey, Donna Manzi, Don Lukoskie, Martha j Mank, Edward Mader, Mary -� Anne Mahaffey, Wayne Man- s ning. ILS ,a - 1 ate• _ i ___--- � Li Y . HOMEROOM 6 FIRST ROW: Janet Devlin, i Marilyn Dill, Lori Draper, - Deborah Dane, Cheryl Enaire, ! a, Marcia Esposito, Betsy Doyle, Jean Enright. SECOND '' ROW: James Dufresne, Deb- orah Donovan, Nancy Fleisch- 1 mann, Michele Erickson, Susan Elliott, Marie Damon, Shirley Field, Philip Demers. - ' TOP ROW: Michael Dufresne, ' John Erle, Alexander Dan- .,„ ,- ,," r_ dretta, John Enright, Philip x Demarco, Daniel Desmond, Thomas Emmett. Y i ..ems t- ``' HOMEROOM 39 FIRST ROW: Mary Nice, k Beverly McCarty, Nancy Pen- _ dak, Joseph Medolo, ,Jean 411 Medolo, Annmarie McGuire, Maureen Martone. SECOND ROW: Linda Mistretta, Linda r -- McDermott, Marc Patterson, Nancy McCarty, Ellen Mon- teiro, Steven Messina. TOP t' ROW: Cindy Monroe, Char- lene Meadows, William Mar- tineau, Philip Miller, Timothy Pelletier, Stephen Mitchell, Timothy Noone. ONE- + ^r �_�• l s � T " P , HOMEROOM 40 FIRST ROW: Barbara Scott, Steven Smith, James Robert- son, Mark Robinson, Joyce Routhier, Carol Rokes, Andrea � T Rabinovitz, Diane Sanger- T �� mano, Joan Proctor. SECOND " ROW: Susan Sable, Beverly Spicer, Tracy Robertson, Cheryl Spinelli, Deborah Scheipers, Linda Smith, Donna Pruneau, Valerie Ro- chon, Linda Sammataro. TOP +" ROW: Sharon Spears, Joseph Soucy, Richard Poutenis, Paul Rabs, Douglas Pruneau, Paul Preston, Larry Pierog, Rich- ard SanAntonio, ,Judy Smith. � t.=• ! *1 HOMEROOM 4 FIRST ROW: Jacalyn Bus- siere, Shiela Bolan, Deborah Aitkins, Thomas Bailey, t Thomas Ballard, Roberta Beaudoin, Joanne Barcellona, -.r Barbara Barnes. SECOND T - + ROW7 William Bushness, Christopher Armitage,. Ste- ' phen Beaudoin, Linda Aubry, Karen Bryant, Alice Baines, w Peter Breen, Scott Alexander, TOP ROW: Scott Bowman, I?N Thomas Baker, Michael Burke, Joseph k ' # Peter Bates, Charles Black, Steven Bailey. i � -J ..cep. ,�*. Ft "` +�°,`,� a g. , •�`�' `1s-'Z r HOMEROOM 5 FIRST ROW: Susan Con- nolly, Diane Cormack, Debbie Canty, Nancy Cochrane, Thomas Cyr, Judy Chaisson. SECOND ROW: Lindsey Cane, Philip Capodilupo, � John Carney, Patricia Con- f wa y, Paula Clamp, Barbara Cardoza. TOP ROW: Joseph Cardoza, Robert Cashman, Stephen Copeland, Raymond Cashman, Daniel Coady, _ Charles Cheyne. '" _ " ' f HOMEROOM 97 lot � FIRST ROW: Linda Crouch Claire Giard, Paula Nigrelli, Jeanne Davis, Pamela Lam- pros, Patricia Crane, Mary -+• "' "" " —'� ';� Coco. SECOND ROW: John ` Pieroh, Joseph Messina, Wil- liam Fraser, Russell Bunker, Richard Hansen, Alfred Na- deau, Russell Howard, Mark I Blevins. TOP ROW: John Ranfone, William Fitzpatrick, Glenn Dowling, Raymond " Patterson, Richard Martin, Peter Phelan Kevin Bright- —` ney ' ... �. y 1 R, - � �� CLASS OF �. '� o; \fir•>.: �� ..•,,. ��, �` `� 73 �\ x -01 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS (L-R): Gregg Marston (President); Cynthia Marston (Vice-President); Debbie Angeloro (Secretary-Treasurer). HOMEROOM 33 - - ' FIRST ROW: Debbie Mac- i � Donald, Brenda Kohl, Chester Ad Lear, Debbie Lumb, Donna ' Kollen, Maureen McCarthy, Debbie Lynch, Steve Lund- quist, Debbie Kolbrick, Mike , Lawlor. SECOND ROW: 11,. , Tony Mangano, David Leter., neau, Carolyn Levy, George Mackor, Ricky Marshall, Chucky Laurette, David Marsh, Betsy Leary, Debbie Kennedy, Colleen McCann, Ray Leo. TOP ROW: Monica *� Lynch, John Letarte, Jim - Kenny, Jay Kennedy, David i Leach, Bill LaBelle, James P. Lacey, David Manzi, Gregg _ tiiarston, Cheryl Laurette. s 62 i /Z HOMEROOM 36 & 26B „� � ,' FIRST ROW: Sandra Sulli- '� - r+ van, Jayne Summers, Nancy Stone, Dawn Smith, Diane Vallois, Melonie Wilde, Lori - - Stiebitz, Cynthia Solomon, ! Linda Trzcinski, Marsha Shep- pard. SECOND ROW: Mari- ' lyn Woodman, Susan Zagor- �i ski, Richard Woodburn, Nancy Williams, William F Swindel, Mark Willis, Carl Van Buskirk,William Trainor, = Ned Smith Thomas Totten Richard Stanley, Michael Tay- lot, William Wray, Ronald =" Wood. TOP ROW: William Witcomb, James Spanks, Gary St. Hilaire, Steven Stanton, John Stemke, Fran- cis Terranova, Robert Skin- net Thomas Wake, Frank ' Stewart, Samuel Teel, Wil- liam Sullivan. I RA HOMEROOM 32 FIRST ROW: Sherry Hasapis, John Gorham Pat Hennessey, � t J y John Iannazzi, Karen Hansen, Linda Hodgkins, Janet Gup- : "' a till, Virginia Iminski. SEC- OND ROW: Gail Giarrusso, Denise Giard, Sam Giarrusso, ~ Terry Holtzman, Nancy Go- , guen, Ann Hurley, Kevini Holland, Allen Haphey. TOP ROW: Ray Grande, Mary r � Haltmaier, Steve Hassam, r Tony Giuffrida, Jim Green- wood, David Henderson, John Hayes, Cindy Gibat. ► "'— '� � HOMEROOM 34 FIRST ROW: Ann Palermo, Angela Miragliotta, Fran Me- F dolo, Donna McGibbon, Lisa Oldfield, Danny O'Connell, Eileen McEvoy, Laurel Mc- ' - ,v Manon, Denise O'Connell, Denise Midgley. SECOND 1 ROW: Denise Moreschi, ii Timmy Morgan, Richard w 1 Natalino, Michael O'Connor, 0 Pt" Mark McKusick,John O'Brien, �{ ;;' Sal Messina, Wayne Murray, Cathy McDermott, Patty / O'Connor. THIRD ROW: Oki it Kevin O'Brien, Tommy . � � •.--� Murgo, Buddy Murphy, Mike Melvin, Stanley Mikols, Mike Morrison, Danny McEvoy, Joe # McManus, Brad Niziak, Mark '� Morley. y HOMEROOM 18 J-1 FIRST ROW: Mary Armitage, - Nancy Andruss, Gary A.rmeen, Karen Anderson, Kathleen 1! Addonigio, Kenneth Bates. SECOND ROW: Peter Aziz, � �i� U _ Richard Breenan, David Bet- tencourt, Dawn Bowman, Beverly Brown, Todd Blevins. TOP ROW: Danny Brennan, Stephen Albis, Maura Boyd, { Martin Blakesly, Arthur Bas- tian,James Bonaccorsi. HOMEROOM 35 E M. FIRST ROW: George Rowel Nancy Rizzo, Rachael Detra-C lito, George Roberston, Deb tt_ 3 bie Salois, Robert PomerleaH Donna Sears, Claire Rocherr 1` Bill` y ScioneJeff Patterson ' SECOND ROW: Sharo ai Quinlan, Colette Pruneau D Karen Samaha, Jim Roche 1 Richard Ryan, John SanSou 11 cia, Dennis Salois, Diane San lc Antonio, Gina Romano, DawrD 1� Redman, Cynthia Rockwood TOP ROW: Mary Rock La Brenda Scheipers, Joe Pas ( Bob Ratcliffe, David Phil i brick, Philip Porter, Davi c t Puopolo, Mark Savukinas 1 Cathy Roberts, Joe Scire. F. 7 X f 4 � k` 1 HOMEROOM 19 F ti FIRST ROW: Edward Bush- nell, Suzanne Casey, Cheryl Clark, Douglas Calder, Doreen Clermont, Darlene Clermont. SECOND ROW: Susan Cio- 1 a• , fold, Joe Campione, Stephen Calder, Paul Brucato, Joseph r Camire, Rhea Carroll, Chris- tine Bunker. TOP ROW: Deborah Bryant, Mike Cap- , onette, Gary Cannella, Khris- tine Clayton, Michael Caron, William Canty. , r _t Ike. gk "kip'l lit } f . HOMEROOM 28 � � � � � � � • „� FIRST ROW: Debbie Fich- _ era, Robert Emmett, Brian Eaton, Virginia Emmett, Jack Foley, John Gemma, Jeffrey Farrow, Timothy Gaffny. ' SECOND ROW: John For- mica, Nancy Foulds, Carol Enright, Diane Fiore, Jimmy Gallenstien, Elaine Gardiner, fit" ,. "� �'• Mariann Enaire, Walter Flinn. TOP ROW: Mike Foss, Dick Fisher; Tom Gaffney, David Foster, Dennis Fountain, Steve Eldridge, Billy Fyfe. Ask � r HOMEROOM 26A t FIRST ROW: Eileen Devlin, Dianne Crawley, Jimmy Davis, Pam Delisle, Denise ��"�- � � �• Donahue, Kevin Corey, John :onstantineau, Nancy Des- w f t nond, Jacqueline Clermont, i Jancy Detora, Richard Con- Eats fors. SECOND ROW: Billy 1 Driscoll, Kenny Coppe, Mary d ,'�onnot, Diane Deyermond, i Michael Danahy, Nick Conti, n- p ohn Dube, Stephen Curtain, e o Dianne Detora, Denise Cote, ,, Donna Dufresne, Harry Dow, k tarry Dobbvn, Mickey Dillon. ! s COP ROW: Jeffrey Diminico, _= _ 3illy Dow, Bill Cyr, Stephen i :urtain, Joseph CofFill, Carol Driscoll, Susan Doucette, Jeff Deruccio, Patricia Costello, t � � 5 iteven Cunningham. - ;loop � -, ----��..-�-�--- has �A r HOMEROOM 98 ' FIRST ROW: Lisa Aziz, Lori #� Carbone, Martha Cashman, t Steve McCarthy, Nancy a Homer, Susan Edwards, Paula Giacalone. SECOND ROW: • Karen Donavan, Jane Brien, Sheila Lynch, Linda De.lodge, i� Margo Hennelly, Susan Man- !' • ` chini, Cyn Marston, Sue Ann Frost. TOP ROW: Kathy '°� Finocchiaro, Debbie Hagerty, '*' �� • ^► ,. ,,,p Leslie Harris, JoAnn Milton, �% Maria Cassell, Susan Birch. i .L. r � � e A Y s* { • - rN � 1 Y •° �. •a�. a t.�r .:. � 401. V � f• N ; �•i; I 1 q do 4 ui r � _ ,^ «x. - .1� ,� �k.. 'cif•i. _ THE 4 KNIGHT J e 'T — �.+ )7 t� •�fff p 4 R+Mu y i KNIGHT STAFF ` TOP ROW: Nancy Tanana, Sally Solomon, Susan Tomarchio, Joseph Lynch, Deb- - `• v"7 orah McGauley. FIFTH ROW: Michael Smolak y. , James Hurley, Jay Trainor, Harold Caruso. FOURTH ROW: Denise Sarnblad, Colleen McCue, Cathy Crane, Susan Caron, Sharon Rigoli, THIRD ROW: Elaine Garofoli, Frances Campione, Janet Baines, Joyce Tine, Patti Zahoruiko, Diane Kelsey. SECOND ROW: Linda Gian- narakos, Suzanne Crawley, Debbie Scarpaci, Linda Patterson, Cathy Stewart, JoAnn Ventura. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Ball, Karen Castricone, Peggy Stewart, Gayle Hermann, Nina Furnari. 13L6 1'1 MIX- TODAY, Participation on The Knight is open to any senior interested in the planning, writing and publishing of their class yearbook. This year, t under the direction of Mr. Minihan, the staff has attempted to portray the school and its various activities through the theme: "The Signs Of The Times." Co-Editors Nancy Tanana and Debbie McGauley I 3 . F 1 KNIGHT N{flIR TO }OUR ;r w KNIGHT' KK r ,� 4 t awl KNIGHT EDITORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jay Trainor, Joe Lynch (SPORTS); Elaine Garofoli (CIRCULATION); Susan Caron, Cathy Crane, Sharon Rigoli (JUNIOR EDITORS); Jan Robinette (ADVERTISING); Mr. 68 Minihan (ADVISOR); Mike Slipp (BIOGRAPHY); Nancy Tanana, Debbie McGauley (EDITORS); Susan Tomarchio (TYPING) Sally Solomon, Mike Smolak (LITERARY). Ili ►' 'l,�i•■ '�►�ii���/��i��t�` 1�1�/►1 �s�i� F ■nin���w®,� �■rnw►lr��w�ill►.n,l�,�l•�1•►�ris►��1 t�lrrr�wr►��r�si■�w>�rra�■�rwe� VP ,,� ��. `� Nuii�r�rrrrri■riiirlw�>�r��ww�r�e� x_ �� ��r�r■�i�t ]ice 1��l� a. or A of r } 1Si 'a SQUIRE EDITORS FRONT ROW: Peter Sullivan, Barbara Erban, Cynthia Turner, Ruth Donahue, Nancy Arcidiacono. BACK ROW: Patti Zahoruiko, Linda Giannarakos, Dana Keller, Mike Smolak. Co-Editors Nancy Tanana and Debbie McGauley i THE SQUIRE 4 � 1969-1970 marked the seventh year of publica- tion of the SQUIRE. Co-Editors Ruthann Don- 1 ' ahue and Cynthia Turner carried out the main objectives of a school newspaper: to keep the stu- dents aware of what was happening in the school, to present varied opinions and views, and to keep =W "!- j the students informed of the results of various school events. VA The SQUIRE has also been a source through which students have had the opportunity to pub- lish their literary works. K R'itclicrin.mAndoNvr -- w. - SQUIRE STAFF �._� KNEELING: Cynthia Turner, Ruth Donahue. FIRST ROW: Peter Sullivan, Jean Bevins, Dana - '=TMµ.~• � - Keller, Linda Giannarakos, Michael Smolak, Nancy Arcidiacono. SECOND ROW: Joanne Murphy, Carol Houtte, Dianne Barker, Lois Gielbunt, Diane Kelsey, Beverly Smith, JoAnn Ventura. THIRD ROW: Lynne Steinberg, Joyce Guglielmino, Cynthia Zahoruiko, Sharon Croteau, Christine Frank, Peggy Bove, Jane Haltmaier. FOURTH ROW: Janet Pula, Debbie Sarnblad, Colleen McCue, Mary Gardiner, Denise Sarnblad, Anne Marie Manzi, Betsy Windle. FIFTH ROW: Gail Grusheck, Elizabeth Willis, Linda Timony, Margaret Korb, Claudia Turner, Lee Zappala, Cathy Crane. SIXTH ROW: Carrie Coupal, Joanne Jackson, Susan Mason, Sharon Luciano, Christine McCue, Judv Fichera, Barbara Murphy. 69 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY M I PRESIDENT: Sally Solomon "ry `1 f The National Honor Society, under the direction of Miss Donlan, serves to give recognition to the school's outstanding students. Members are chosen on the basis of their scholarship, HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS leadership, character, and service to the school and community. This year's members participated in various school and com- Ruth Donahue (Vice-President); Sally Solomon (President); Nancy munity programs. Tanana (Secretary). wr•S� �c.�. ' r � .fir Y •w t� e � KNEELING: President Sally Solomon. SECOND ROW: Nancy Tanana, Ruth Donahue. THIRD ROW: Janet Baines, Colleen McCue, Elaine Garofoli, Gail Grusheck. FOURTH ROW: Karen Iannazzi, Janet Pula, Jane Haltmaier, Cynthia MacDonald, Joyce Guglielmino. FIFTH ROW: Cathy Crane, Virginia Stallard, Sharon Croteau, Susan Caron, Karen Barker, Cynthia Zahoruiko, Christine Frank, Sharon Rigoli. SIXTH ROW: Tom Maker, Patti Zahoruiko, Michael Smolak, 70 Cynthia Turner, Larry Moorer. SEVENTH ROW: Lynne Steinberg, Richard Solomon, Dana Keller, William Chepulis, Nicholas Artimovich, Robert Stallard, Hunter Clouse, Carol Seubert. r �s y i r 9 F„A i CENTER: Tom Robinson (Vice-President); Cynthia Turner (Secretary-Treasurer); David Stanton (President). CLOCKWISE, STARTING AT 12 O'CLOCK: Greg Marston, Peter Phaneuf, Peter Breen, Scott Robinson, Patty Sullivan, Peggy Stewart, Linda Giannarakos. SEATED: Joseph Averka, Lee Zagorski, Kevin Tacy, Richard Turner, Gary Sarnia, Mark Willis, Debbie Angeloro, Susan Zagorski, Maria Cassel, Cheryl Clark, Cynthia Marston, Beth Silverman, Lee Zappala, Paul Powers, Maria Damon, Claudia Turner, Debbie Canty. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council serves as the representatives of the student body in school affairs. This year the Council spon- sored a dance and a scholarship drive, and was actively engaged in the development of a new dress code. The ma- jor goal of the Student Council is to serve as an outlet through which students may express their views and be- come active in the planning of school activities. � a ATURF OF MATTER AND ENERGY r ' r, <...� %ga- ' STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Tom Robinson (Vice-President); Cynthia Turner (Secretary-Treasurer); David f ;1 Stanton (President). Mr. Buco, Student Council Advisor 1 '1. I F DRAMATIC CLUB d` a loci S 1; J1. 4 OFFICERS k FRONT: Barbara Erban (Vice-President); Dana Keller (President); Cynthia Zahoruiko (Treasurer). BACK: Cheryl Sullivan (Secretary). Debbie Canty, Mike Holland, Nina Guerrera and The Dramatic Club, under the direction of Mr. McDonald, is Laura Hasapis in a scene from the Christmas Play. in its eleventh year. The organization, which is open to any student, provides its members with an opportunity to develop and display their abilities in many phases of the theatre arts. The students annually present a Christmas program and a full length play. Members attended several theatre parties held dur- ing the school year. a r,a s t' ' 4 The 1969-1970 Dramatic Club members. I r Y, Dramatic Club advisor, Mr. McDonald, discussing the script "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" with cast members Mike Holland, and Jan Robinette. Barbara Erban, Dick Poutenis and Ed McGee in the Christmas Play. II 0�44W _ i 14 i g I r � 1 Scene from the 1969 Christmas Play "Our Miss Brooks and the Christmas Carole". The very important back-stage crew. 73 )� v�(v i i Raw as ' __ _ sip Jim r OFFICERS ! - Linda Aubry, Brenda Arraj, Jean Bevins (President); and Gail Grusheck (Vice-President). The Art Club meets informally once a week. Members work independently or in group projects of their own ART CL � choosing. Refreshments and records provided by the mem- U bers are an enjoyable part of each meeting. The club pro- vides seasonal decorations for the high school lobby and display cases, and members assist the Dramatic Club stage crew. This year's activities included a trip to the Museum of Fine Arts and a field trip to the seashore to do sand- casting in plaster. •,.,..ter � � 1 SEATED: Sheila Tucci, Richard Solomon, Robert Stallard, Jean Bevins, Gail Grusheck, Sandra Sullivan, Suzanne Brien. STANDING: Joanne Jackson, William Chepulis, Judy Langevin, Nicholas Artimovich, Linsey Cane, John Shellnut, Kathy Tullis, Barbara Sullivan, Cynthia Solomon, Susan Driscoll, Linda Aubry, Sally Solomon, Pamela Lampros. * V fj 'i..+ `.,.`:'yam,. .►� Vq e FIRST ROW: Kathleen Tullis, Patricia Lucas, Judy Garcia, Debra Wonson, Richard Poutenis, Joseph Medolo. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hull (advisor); Jackie Bussierre, Brenda Cole, Debbie Lynch, Claire Roche, Laurel McMahan, Linda Timony. THIRD ROW: Donna Culver, Barbara Murphy, Sandy Sullivan, Karen Donovan, Zita Murgo. The main function of the Library Club LIBRARY CLUB is to help maintain and staff the North Andover High School library. The club also sponsors an annual book fair. Membership is open to all students. r A 1 i OFFICERS s � 1 Kathy Tullis, Debra Wonson and Pat Lucas 1 ' Library Club President Judy Ciarcia. 7 The Business Club, under the direction r%. of the commercial department, is one of •P� the newest clubs at the high school. The f major aim of the club is to inform its members about various aspects of the business world through films, discussions and guest speakers. J. E y . a E j+r it 1,i `r�s��S ,� l6YARYR! '4�f+ YOOYYY- l� ,� � � bRYY•R. FIRST ROW: Susan Casey, Nancy Rizzo, Denise Giard, Nancy Foulds, Richard Con- nors. SECOND ROW: Gail Laurette, Lynette Hinds, Marie Damon, Linda Smith, Donna Pruneau, Debby Canty, Nancy Bodge. THIRD - - ROW: Barbara Scott, Donna Manzi, Mike Letizia, Ann Marie St. Cyr, Susan Tomarchio, Paul Calzetta. FOURTH ROW: Rosemary Tasca, Karen Bryant, Mary Letizia, Patricia Costello, Pauline Giard, Barbara Baines, Linda Crouch. BUSINESS CLUB J OFFICERS r: Carrie Coupal (Secretary-Treasurer); Michael Letizia (President); Anne Marie 76 St. Cyr (Vice-President). Mr. Bevilacqua, one of the Business Club's advisors. 40 SCIENCE CLUB aI r a, f tit ' r q i i Science Club president Robert Stallard. The Science Club was created for the advancement of scien- tific interests among high school students. The club has spon- sored scientific projects and research, visited museums, and attended lectures by noted scientists. Some members have at- { tended the AAAS conventions and the Museum of Science lecture series. Science Club member Debbie Angeloro doing an experiment. 1 f MEMBERS aim Fi*zeerald, Kevin Bus- �' ' siere, Debbie Angeloro, Mike Melvin, Steve Do- doe 77 { � TOLKIEN � SOCIETY 4 , What is a Hobbit? A new club, -" - - �� �, � the Tolkien Society, was created to learn more about these delight- Ilk I ful creatures. The four major books of J.R.R. Tolkien tell how Hobbits, little people smaller than dwarfs, gained possession of the One Ring of Power. The club meets regularly _ � Y for discussion of the books and to hear reports by members doing , F independent research. Some meet- " ings have been held at private homes, and joint meetings have ' been held with the Tolkien Society of Brooks School. Mrs. Kelley is the faculty advisor. SEATED: Sharon Croteau, Sheila O'Connor, Joyce Guglielmino, Lynne Steinberg, Karen Barker, Claudia Turner. SECOND ROW: Gail Laurette, Pat Lucas, Christine Frank, William Chepulis, Kathy Tullis, Peggy Bove, Sally Solomon. THIRD ROW: Janet Pula, Barbara Murphy, Linda Aubry. The Ski Club, under the advisorship of Mr. Bevilacqua, was organized to promote SKI CLUB the growing interest among the student body for skiing, and to give individuals an op- portunity to improve their skiing skills. This year, under President Winning, club mem- bers held practice sessions at nearby Boston Hill and participated in the club's yearly weekend skiing outing. w, RLko , f e> fF ! r OW , FIRST ROW: Lynne Kaler, Debbie Sarnblad, Jude Armitage, Jim Hurley, Kathy Stewart, Jim Winning, AnnMarie Manzi, Shirley Roberts, David Murphy, Jimmy McDermott. SECOND ROW: b Leslie Harris, Paul Gallagher, Joyce Andrukaitis, Jane Letarte, Kathy Willett, Peggy Stewart, Bar- bara Brucato, Suzanne Crawley, Jean Beeley, Cindy Brown, Sandy Martin, Betsy Windle, Dennis Fountain. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Winning, Mark Deyermond, Elaine Garofoli, Anne Perron, Patty 4 Sullivan, Mary Haltmeir, Cynthia Marston, Jane Brien, Joanne Murphy, Clair Curtin, MaryBeth Sullivan, Mary Ellen Robertson, Jan Robinette, Tom Maker. FOURTH ROW: Gregg Marston, Joseph Scire, Donna Culver, Suzanne Brien, Lisa Kenny, Karen Bryant, Nancy Detora, Zita Murgo, Debbie Wonson, Linda Timony, Donna Martin, Jane Haltmaier, Ken LoPiano, Dolores Forgetta. OFFICERS FIFTH ROW: Bill Sullivan, Frank Stewart, Bill Canty, Sammy Giarusso, Mark Willis, Walter Secretary Anne Marie Manzi; President Flynn, Mark Sauvakinas, Harry Dow, Rich Stanley, Margo Brunelle, Michlele Spinelli, Richard James Winning, Vice-President Katy Morgano, Betsy Willis. SIXTH ROW: David Foster, Jim Kenny, Mark Morley, Mike Thompson, 78 Stewart. Jim Kennedy, Mike Caffrey, Joe Soucey, Mike Hatem, Robert Beaulieu, Barbara Murphy, Jane LeBreck, Anne Marie Towne, Terri Lanni. r � .f The North Andover High School Concert Choir, conducted by Mrs. Julie ulie Corcoran and accompanied by Russell Bunker, is open - � to any student interested in choral music. This year the chorus participated in the an- nual nual Christmas Program, a February Con- cert, and in the North Andover Arts Fes- :,.; tival. FRONT ROW: Catherine Hurley, Denise Cote, Suzanne Brien, Russell Bunker, Monica Lynch, Donna Dufresne, Lori Stiebitz, Anne Marie St. Cyr. BACK ROW: Linda Aubry, Martha Moore, Judy Smith, Carol Fisher, Kathy Tullis, Kathleen Addonigio, Ricky Connors, Lewis MacDonald. CHORUS .riYAwi'!-` yb t Chorus director, Mrs. Corcoran. IL 79 PHOTOGRAPH CLUB t x �i PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB FRONT ROW: Denise Giard, Linda Timony, Debbie Kobrick, Harry Dow, Walter Flynn, Larry Moorer. BACK ROW: Karen Giannarakos, Patti Costello, Gregg Marston, Richard Fisher, David Henderson. The Photography Club, under the direction of Mr. Rob- inson, trains its members in various photographic skills. Club members serve the school community by taking, and then developing pictures used by the Knight, Squire, and the Town Citizen. Photography Club members also aid the athletic department by filming various athletic contests. }} oe t A OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Caruso, Anne Marie Manzi, German Cambero, Peter Phaneuf. i AUDIO VISUAL CLUB P The Audio-Visual Club, under the direction of Mr. John Robinson, assists the faculty and students in the presentation of AN programs. The Audio- Visual Club has helped to add a new dimension in learning through its expanding facilities. s Audio Visual Club Member John Petralito using the video-tape machine. fx 3 } e4 + � t 9 R SEATED: Jim Fitzgerald, Pat Hennesey, Ed McGee. STANDING: Neil McEvoy, Richard Poutenis, Don Hennesey, Arthur Gaudet, John Petrolito, Frank Guerrera, Randy Gould, Gary Cannella, Ken Albee, Steven Stanton. r � ?f� 4 j► � a� IT BAND ,,• 1� ii t4 ; `� J 1 `� �� 1 FRONT ROW: Joan Proctor, Mark • ' '; ` a Robinson, Nancy Stone, Suzanne Casey, Rachel Petralito, Linda Timony, Deb- !, orah Lumb, Wendy Walker, Jayne IK li ,, ,\ -, ,� ,k �� A Somers, Paula Kent, Robert Pomer- = n, leau, Deborah Angeloro. SECOND ROW: Mr. Corcoran, Richard Stanley, - �� :. „� ��, •.'� �� �fi ,i x '" Nancy Desmond, John Foley, Robert Emmett, narnonico, Diane De,ora, Susan Zagorsk Elaine Garofoli Pat Hayes, Deborah Bryant, Jane A to � z'� a Brien, Joseph Campione. THIRD ROW: Brian Kingsley, Mimi Rhys, Claudia Turner, Eric Lee, Cheryl -' '„ •" Winning, Louis LiPomi, Robert Sta- ryr ` 3 bile, Edward Williams, Marcie Rhys, Ralph Henshaw, Maria Cassell. FOURTH ROW: Michael O'Connell, �l x �� Nancy Fleischmann, Gary Cannella, Kenneth Allbee, Vincent Greco, Ray Patterson, Bruce Bevans, •William Dargan, Hunter Clouse, Scott Alex- ander, Phil Capodilupo. FIFTH ROW: Deborah Kobrick, Rita Napolitano, Gail Laurette, Cathy Gable, Linda Aubry, Peggy Bove, Rosemary Taska, Deborah Aitkins, Denise Midgely. The North Andover High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Corcoran, completed one of its most outstanding seasons. Throughout the year the band members provided a varied halftime show at the football games, participated in local parades, and presented two well received band concerts. A new experience was had by all when the band participated in an exchange concert with the Hald- Dale Band of Hallowell,Manie. Several North Andover musicians were honored by being chosen to participate in music festivals. Members Bruce Bevans, Joan Proctor and Hunter Clouse rep- resented North Andover in both the North Eastern District Festival and the New England Music Festival. 4, � E s ;�3 r jyyn\Y7r Y 1 • i f i R � r y7 I r Band Advisor Mr. Corcoran and Band President Vincent Greco. Color guard . . . 4 r�=tea 00 t � t i Y � ci V.ir.� qua • w�� 4fi I C MAJORETTES 4� w /4. tf _ S _ r. f � f 4 The majorettes, under the lead- ership of Zita Murgo, have given fans enjoyable half-time entertain- ment at this year's football games. In addition the majorettes have marched in various town parades with the NA Band. Sheila O'Connor, Patricia O'Connor, Paula Clamp, Marsha Johnson, Zita Murgo (Head Majorette), Linda Leone, Janet Driscoll, Patty Golden, Carolyn Kimball. 83 7 � s f � 5 F_ € 10 i wow TOP ROW: Jane Haltmaier, Claudia Turner, Robert Stallard, Dana Keller, Richard Solomon, Christine Frank, George Mackor. BOTTOM LEFT: Diane Crawley, Nancy Tanana, Cynthia Za- horuiko, Barbara Erban. BOTTOM RIGHT: Deborah Angeloro, Joyce Guglielmino, Joanne Murphy, Mary Haltmaier. MATH CLUB Advised by Mr. Berman and Mr. McGowan, members of the Math Club, participate in monthly contests with other high schools in the Eastern Massachusetts Mathe- matics League. The major aim of the club is to stimulate ,k a greater interest in mathematics among high school stu- dents. At their annual banquet, awards are presented to the leading scorers in league competitions. • v I F 0 0 etaooere3aoottelletttttl0611t111 r . N« Np+e v'tlsMD tlN1��iMY1�lR VR`eM1ns nw• i � 1, ' 17 .itlyi}i1111it J1111lii117 3 1�' 1?177I12J2211313?I132121.. S 31I7„3113 J 1333131113313 sts. 17 A 11 t 4 t 1 A t f A 4 A 1171 y{{1 _r + �1 SSSSSS45'75`.j54'iSS153SS .. ,gSt1'i£i5f L416i6i6tiyiil •11J�J 77!11111JJ11 11J'J7711 , «�11t 14 1111.y 1 t 1 It 1111111111111 . . . .y.s q«+}S7ry �3�71t711717 84 OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Stallard (President); Nancy Tanana, (Secretary); Dana Keller (Vice-President). 1870-1970 RUSSIAN CLUB 7FA 0 ;77 The major objective of the NAHS Russian Club is to acquaint its members with the var- ious aspects of Soviet culture. This year, under the advisorship of Mr. Hall, the club viewed authentic Russian films, attended a Russian folk concert and a performance of the "Nut- cracker Suite." Members also visited a Russian Orthodox Church and participated in a three hour long liturgical service. A highlight of the year's activities was a . toboggan party held in December at which the • club hosted two other schools. icy I 40 E OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Donahue, Cynthia Turner,Joyce Guglielmino. OF ; x , 04 .... 1 t t FIRST ROW: Mike Smolak, Laurie Nutter, Joyce Guglielmino, Ruth Ann Donahue, Cynthia Turner, Susan Driscoll. SECOND ROW: Lynn Steinberg, Sharon Croteau, Karin Iannazzi, Debbie Aitkins, Patricia O'Connor, Nancy Arcidiacono, Jane Haltmaier, Leslie Harris, Maria Cassell, Alice Baines, Susan Manchini, Ann Palermo, Linda Trovato. THIRD ROW: Jane Summers, Susan Zagor- 85 ski, Kevin Bussierre, Nickolas Artimovich, William Chepulis, Claudia Turner, Brenda Scheipers. i 4 � tt lk ..fir.. 'i: •., - ''n:. �, z:a". Tcr�`,�s+ w %C•=..'`�j' �..y� :•�' �r.1^ .. .� '~r+�4jy-{S�:iL •r•r..-s9+1... :�.4A.rT��yT ^��_•t��.,,2 .G�y�..'� 41 Z'. r�_.I H:: -T•.. r•f- yyr ,L♦ �• '! ... - '�5.,,ski__ . etSKiL.�,+,^ �y��y1Y^•�•�.� �j• '•,a;!^•rr' :6- ,;''i:``_ ... k . �1 it+YYr_ L� ��...':4.i.,:`.�'_ +x"';h'�i.:Y'e:.••.••r�xe� :�` ��. .,yJv ,r. .j' :i.t 'r-a• .�! 7 _... � �•i':tna i•��... .a+1•'.r, .«ir �"'A'tY�"` •q"f. - ... •�`' ... '. m •i � .. ,;`, `1 ti: :F:.4;a:'i:i'.'''.''; �i'S�.S"_.,"�'�.•...�a-t"''•'l�s�T..�"�,'•_.�r��-��•t'�'a.s.'"'"�••'a „ � -S t,�++'s-'`ate •S'..\ 4 !f� -'.' . .. � •.a���:.ai..::r+�•'.L���.wvw.:w���•,'.��'����•�.�Fe�e.�Mar^�y,'M.,P - - .. •-�.•�: r•«. _ _ :-..Top._ J ' # . •.•.t• - .. . _ .• -. .' - , .. .i. gin.^ - - _ � .. ._ , . , . Q I ., 40 - -- CHEERLEADERS .a Or � k i �c R a ) r< "3 6 4 - y 15 j R ,ems Ff (L to R).: Patty Oakes, Kerry Long, Maureen Sullivan, Mary Lafond, Martha Moore, Pat McManus, Shirley Roberts, Judy McAvoy, Pat Sullivan, Bobbi Isherwood, Sherry Casey, Diane Mattheson. Center: Co-Captains Karen Evangelos, Debbie McGauley. With several major changes in ideas, and the support of an enthusiastic pep club, the cheerleaders, under Co-Captains Debbie McGauley and Karen Evangelos, re-kindled school spirit and enthusiasm. This year's advisor, Miss Deborah Fur- nari, helped to bring about many of these changes, especially the drive to develop crowd participation at games and rallies. During the football season the cheerleaders introduced the - "Spirit Stick," which was awarded to the class showing the most schooi spirit at the various games. The cheerleaders would like to give their thanks to the '�~ many fans who supported their efforts this year. 88 4 1 L - Y r low „ dp M .ate' S � „ HOME VISITOR y� DOWN i GO t • » ate *� !y Ak 4Y i ! 1 t f 89 FOOTBALL x t. �. a I!R 1 This was a building year for the football team under the direction of new Head Coach Robert Roche and his assistants Dick Rozzi and John Stone. ` Although the team compiled a discouraging won-lost record, this was due _0 primarily to their small size and inexperience. Outstanding progress was made however, by the many undergraduate players on the team, which makes the outlook for next year very promising. This year's Co-Captains Pete Sullivan and Tom Ratcliffe led the team both offensively and defensively throughout the season. Assistant Coach Rozzi and Coach Roche k Y' I � J _ � ter+— ,� � ■. A / : : � .��, r ' ._. 1. y � Fiat Row: Angel Cotto, Al Manzi, Kevin Tacy, Joe Routhier, Bill Coach Mr. Rozzi, Assistant Mr. Stone. Third Row: Tom Bailey, Emmett, Captains Tom Ratcliffe and Pete Sullivan, Don Guthrie, Scott Bowman, Ricky Turner, Joe Cardoza, Dave Lynch, Kevin John Cyr, Larry Morgano, German Cambero. Second Row: Man- Brightney, Steve Crabtree, Bill Calder, Joe Lawlor, Kevin Keegan, agers Steve Beaudoin, Peter Bates, Pete Valpey, Phil Demers, Rich Kevin Sullivan, Mike.Long, William Bushnell. Fourth Row: Rene Zeiba, Mark Patterson, Dickie Powers, Bry Cardello, Billy Frazier, Demers, Richard Hoehn, Jay Enright, Willie Ratchford, Phil 90 Mike Taylor, Paul Sapienza, Head Coach Mr. Roche, Assistant Miller, Doug Pruneau, John Erle, Rich Martin, Bill Fitzpatrick. s i ti.i- . IP L ' 400*1 Or- IA e'er Rr, '�• ��!•'* � '�' � � � . lit 11% JI- AW 40 M , �•. rv` ri 1 w 1 .� Vpo Al • r Y y � r nww y4 Fi � k t 4 a YJ d Left to right: Coach Stone, Captain Ratcliffe, Coach Roche, Captain Sullivan, Coach Rozzi. s 7, rrn�� y 1 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL a � This year's Freshman football team, coached by Mr. Moynihan and Mr. Buco, had an outstand- ing season. Led by their offen- sive star Joe McManus, the team posted a record of 6 wins against , only 2 losses. A great deal of A the team's success was due to their outstanding defense as well as their explosive offense. First Row: Coach Buco, Gregg Marston, Joe Camire, David Puopolo, Joe McManus, Frank Lawlor, Sam Giarrusso, Coach Moynihan. Second Row: John Dube, Bob Ratcliffe, Mark Willis, Kenny Bates, Bill Canty, Mike Taylor. Third Row: Jeff Farrow, Todd Blevins, Mike Foss, Tom Gaffny, 92 Jim Greenwood, Frank Stewart, John Letarte, Bill Driscoll. Fourth Row: Mark Savukinas (Man- ager), Mike O'Connell, Kevin Holland, Tom Wake, John Steinke, John SanSoucia, Paul Brucato. ; M i 'i s • 3, ir Olp •� t � � � ,, }W � .. _ A Y w' u Y Football Queen Y� =K And Court n Left to right: Nancy Korb, Lee Za- 4* a ,.% Rorski, Lynda Giannarakos, Paul Caruso, Paul Sheehan, Jim Guthrie, ` Debbie McGauley, Diane Mattheson, Richard Edwards. Seated�°••�, `��` Queen Shirley Roberts. 4 93 � k ,r NORTH Liam" 20 - RTH NCIRTH RORTH +� ANDOVER NORTH 3 G , WDOVER , N�� �� 3 p� A�1DO'�ER � �' x, UORT AN NORTH AIR,OOVE Back Row: Manager Peter Valpey, Willie Ratchford, Dennis Ackroyd, Jay Enright, T. .1. McEvoy, Steve Foster, Fred Lumb. Front Row: George LaBelle, Bob-Kelly, Bob Burns (Co-Captain), Don Guthrie, Dave Packard. Co-Captain Lee Zagorski was absent when the team was photographed. BASKETBALL This year the "Knights" coached by Bob - � Licare and captained by Lee Zagorski and Bob Burns came in third in the Merrimack Valley. Conference standings. Although the team had an outstanding first half (11-1 record), and seemed sure to clinch the conference cham- pionship, the loss of high scoring Lee Zagorski due to illness, seriously weakened the team < both offensively and defensively. ` The "Knights" ended the season with an im- pressive 14-3 record and once again qualified for the Tech Tourney. This year's offense was led by Lee Zagorski, Bob Burns and Dennis Ackroyd. Defensive standouts included Willie Ratchford, Don Guthrie and Jay Enright. 94 4 t 4 r �: - i i Co-Captain Bob Burns 44, AdCo-Captain Lee Zagorski TECH TOURNEY - ,7- Polo ;�A�������l oa, W VE" TH Own i - _ RTN OY£P S L � r 95 , t 1 ��• � J r ,c 1�7J. V. BASKETBALL a ,�,IiDO �- 14 ° This year's J. V. basketball team, coached by Mr. Fichera, and led by the fine shooting of Pete Phelan and Ted Maker proved to be the finest J. V. team pfl0 Mfl Np in the Merrimack Valley Conference. The team's undefeated season (16-0), was due to their overall balance, constant hustle and fine teamwork. x� F v °first Row: Tom Emmett, Bing Miller, ,John Erle, Pete Phelan, Wayne Harper, Ted Maker. Second Zow: Coach Fichera, Bill Fraser, Bob Cashman, Peter Breen, Ray Cashman, Doug Pruneau, Russ 3oward, Peter-Bates, John Carney. P 20 , + r Y i FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The 1970 Freshman basketball team, coached by Mr.'Strobel, ended their season with a rec- ord of 12 wins and 5 losses. Although the team *' lacked height this weakness was compensated l h� '+ with their hustle and the fine shooting of Billy _� I AL Labelle. a � I t First Row: Brad Niziak, Billy LaBelle, Co-Captain Joe McManus, Bill Canty, Dave Leach. Second Row: Coach Zeman, Jim Davis, Mark Willis, Dave Puopolo, Art Bastian, Steve 97 Lundquist, Jeff Farrow, Coach Strobel. Missing when picture was taken were Tim and Tom Gaffney. �- 3 I. .. GO Ok First Row: Russ Hamel, Larry Moorer, Mike Caffrey, Dickie Powers, Mike Thompson, Mike Hatem, Mike Taylor, Phil Capodilupo, John Pierog. Second Row: Manager Ron Bevins, Gus Shepard, Steve Phelan, Larry Morgano, Tom Maker, Joe Lawlor, Paul Gallagher, Ray Wilson, Phil Demarco, Assistant Coach Mr. Asberry. Last Row: Coach Mr. Prentice, Bry Cardello, Tom Galenstein, Ted Maker, Bill Fitzpatrick, Mike Cassidy, Richard Hoehn, Al Manzi, Bob Mailhot, Bill Bolan, Head Coach Crozier. TRACK The track team, coached by Mr. Crozier, was composed of a fine group of athletes, which gave the team great strength in both its run- ning and field events. Paced by Captain Brian Cardello, the Knights completed another successful season in the Merrimack Valley Confer- ence. Outstanding performances were given by many individuals in- cluding Tom Maker, Rich Hoehn and Larry Morgano. t wc. s I.I 3 h � I .d i Captain Cardello 98 a � � .r✓�r'''�7, �Yr � 5 w �k�} � � sue'. � Fi". •�: �. s ��a> _��"'�`��� �' ,� '� � _ � - � �� SPEED L I M I r MASS DEPT Of PUBLIC WORKS t 99 r - * , 4 s f I � F i r `Mrs' t {[+ 4 1 ` Co-Captain Sam Messina, Coach Crozier, Co-Captain Ronald Bevin. The North Andover "grapplers," coached by Mr. Crozier, completed another fine season of wrestling this year. Co-Cap- tains Sam Messina and Ronnie Bevin helped spark the team throughout the season with their outstanding individual per- formances, and team spirit. WRESTLING This year's success was partially due to fine wrestling talents in all the various weight classes, and to the dedication of the indi- vidual team members. Mwr 1 1 � /- � 1 i e Front Row: Lionel Armeen, Paul Powers, Mike O'Connell, Co-Captain Ron Bevins. Co-Captain Sam Messina, Mark McKusick, Phil Capodilupo, Rick D'Elia. Second Row: Frank Guerrera, Steve Crabtree, Bill Fitzpatrick, Frank Stewart, John Spinney, Dave Henderson, Dave Hoare, Wayne Zajac. 100 • .w too IL I • --4L. Ad io > Amble ib� . ► - S i 1 e j i I i _ t ti First Row: Robert Kelly, Donald Guthrie, Co-Captain Kevin Tacy, Richard Wonson, Co-Captain Joseph Routhier. Second Row: Tom Ratcliffe, Lee Zagorski, Dennis Ackroyd, Angel Cotto. BASEBALL This year's baseball team, co-captained by Kevin Tacy and Joe Routhier, completed another successful season in the Merrimack Valley Conference. Head Coach John Strobel credits the success of his team to a fast, aggressive infield and an alert outfield. The team's excellent attitude and tremendous hustle were also important contributing fac- tors to the overall success of this year's baseball season. , I ��jll -,Owl t 1(12 Coach Strobel Co-Captain Joe Routhier 1 � 147pts -will I ww `�,��^...\.wF..?S. '�yyk± �wMl.=+�.`.�^,Fh�, dm :�� �....�^��+-ktnc„n=..,,a,..»�� e',"a`;;:., _ ..•.., �s 2 .�„.:w 5� F " L \ .hr F � J n r � \ 4 i �r ' 103 . f iM' • ' GOLF This was the third season that North �► +� °' Andover has participated in inter-school r golf competition. Coached by Mr. Buco, �. the team placed high in the league stand- ings. One obstacle that had to be over- come by both the North Andover players e and their opponents was the presence of "skirts" on the links, as North An- dover had the only female player in the league. f• . Back Row: Tom McCarthy, Ruth Donahue, Jack Sullivan, Steve Robinson, Mr. Buco. Front Row: Tom Swanson, Dan Daly, Pete Sullivan, Jim McDermott. i t i i I 104 Soccer is in its second year as an intramural sport at North Andover. The team does, however, play a few matches with neighboring schools. This year's team was coached by Mr. Rudig of Dartmouth Col- lege. The many boys interested in soccer are hoping that it will soon be recognized as a varsity sport, and '� + that they may enter into regular league competition. �; * 0 d� I f Tri-Captains Larry Moorer, Jim Kennedy, and Adair Howton. SOCCER + � key t " iIAMU A - V 1 First Row: Norm Sybert, Henry Cuthbert, ,Jim Kennedy, Larry Moorer. Adair Howton, Dana Keller, John Mitchell, Steve Keisling. Second Row: Coach Rudig, Dan Desmond, Mike Caron, Randy Gould, Ed Williams, Ron Smith, Mark McCusick, Brian Eaton, John Constantino. Third Row: James Gallenstein, Tom Gaffney, Mike Melvin, Wayne Harper, Ken Lopiano, Ralph Henshaw, David Manzi. 1u i Y The North Andover "harriers," coached by a Mr. Prentice, turned in an impressive record of 9 wins against 3 losses this season. The a �; '� • team was sparked throughout the season by ` 1A, the fine running of its Co-Captains Brian Car- dello and Bob Kelly. Other members contrib- uting to this year's success included Tom Maker Mike Caffrey, Ned Smith Ted Maker and Gus Shepard. r .'+fir ♦ - � P .`RR .� '1�•+` ..N • t yr.Ar. "st'^f•:;`�� Back Row: Phil Capodilupo, Phil DeMarco, John Heenan, Dick Fisher, Ray Wilson, Mike Hatem, John Pierog, Bill Bolan. Front Row: Augusta Shepard, Tom Maker, Bob Kelly, Brian Cardello, Teddy Maker, Mike Caffrey, Joe Sherlock. CROSS QY COUNTRY 6. „6Y fl it i r•� 1 r Fla 1 '¢ ��, ,c ;—��. .Y,T. r*� ,' fii+i..1�; r r`'��' '..« „' ,_.,i, '4`� '"w., ' k•y, o"'�'^ `w., „ -w Y Co-Captain Bob Kelly, Coach Prentice, and Co-Cap- w,j . '•� Lain Brian Cardello. ti 1 is 106 SOFTBALL Flo � r s Varsity softball is in its third year as a sport in North Andover. This years team, coached by Miss Pamp, contained many returning players from last seasons team. Led by Co-Captains Joyce Tine and Annmarie Kennedy, the team had bal- ance in both the fielding and hitting departments. i I 1 � w^ f ` First Row: Barbara Russell, Patti I 1 r Zahoruiko_...`� , Joyce Tine, Nancy Guil- e mett, Terry Underwood, Elaine Gar- '� ,. ofoli, Stephie Zahoruiko, Miss Pamp. Second Row: Debbie Wonson, Patti Lawlor, Claire Giard, Bev McCarty, Karen McCubbin, Annemarie Ken- nedy, Lee Zappala, Donna Martin, Sue Mason. 107 09 FIELD HOCKEY The North Andover High School girls' field hockey team, captained °`'j by Patti Zahoruiko and Nancy Korb, captured their third league cham- pionship in as many Years, thus retiring the league trophy. Y• Comprised of an impenetrable defense and an aggressive forward line the team compiled a record of 7-0-3. As a result of the fine defen- sive work of Nancy Korb, Patti Zahoruiko, Elaine Garofoli, and Ruth Donahue, who have been varsity members for all three years, the op- �' � r ponets were limited to only 11 goals over the entire three year period! This year five North Andover players were named to the MVC All-Star team, these being Karen Cushing, Elaine Garofoli, Nancy Korb, Patti ' Zahoruiko, and Sue Mason. Now CL { Back Row: Miss Yanofsky, Annemarie Kennedy, Ruth Donahue, Margaret Korb, Karen McCubbin, Debbie Wonson, Karen Cushing, Elaine Garofoli. Front Row: Sue Mason, Holly Demers, Nancy Korb, Patti Zahoruiko, Lee Zappala, Pat Lawlor. 108 r op MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS . gN r 4'i C` Y I � l€ F f x W t s f f ✓F ® ��Y 1 SCORES - North Andover ........ 2 Stoneham .......................... 0 North Andover ........ 3 Tewksbury ........................ 0 North Andover ...... 1 Methuen ............................ 1 North Andover ........ 1 Dracut ................................ 0 North Andover ........ 5 Burlington ........................ 0 North Andover ........ 2 Shore Country Day ............ 0 North Andover 0 Billerica 0 North Andover ........ 1 Wilmington 0 North Andover ........ 4 Andover 0 North Andover ........ 1 Chelmsford ........................ 1 MERRIMACK VALLEY ALL-STARS Susan Mason, Nancy Korb, Patti Zahoruiko, Karen Cushing, Elaine Garofoli. 109 R J a Back Row: Coach Yanofsky, Vir- ginia McIntyre, Susan Driscoll, ♦ Joyce Tine, Patti Zahoruiko, Elaine Garofoli, Annmarie Ken- nedy. Front Row: Lee Zappala, Karen Cushing, Debra Wonson, Pat Lawlor, Karen Barker. Y n, The 1969-1970 Varsity Girls' basketball team, coached by Miss Yanofsky, BASKETBALL swished its way to another victorious season. The team posted a season record of 13 wins against 1 loss, and for the third consecutive year won the Merri- mack Valley Conference Championship. In addition, the team entered and won the Billerica Memorial Girls' Basketball Tournament. Two North An- dover players, Patti Zahoruiko and Annmarie Kennedy, were selected for the All-Tournament team; and Patti was voted the MVP award. Scoring leaders on this year's team were Patti Zahoruiko with 258 points, Joyce Tine with 107 points, Annmarie Kennedy with 135 points and Elaine Garofoli with 100 points. North Andover's outstanding defense was led by Karen McCubbin, Sue Driscoll and Karen Cushing. Congratulations to this year's championship team and their outstanding coach. r t e 110 Co-Captains Patti Zahoruiko and Joyce Tine. MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS SCORES North Andover .... 44 Melrose ................ 28 North Andover .... 40 Dracut 26 -' North Andover .... 35 Wilmington ........ 27 North Andover .... 48 Methuen .............. 42 North Andover .... 30 Andover 31 North Andover .... 45 Burlington ............ 31 North Andover .... 52 Tewksbury ............ 30 !� f ,y North Andover. .... 45 Billerica ................ 35 North Andover .... 40 Chelmsford .......... 34 � S North Andover .... 79 Lawrence .............. 8 North Andover .... 52 Our Lady of New- ton .................... 32 ;. North Andover .... 40 Tewksbury ............ 30 k «� North Andover .... 37 Arlington Catholic 36 North Andover .... 32 All-Stars ................ 29 + 2. � � r t I 1 � t The 1969 NAHS junior varsity field hockey team compiled an im- pressive 5-2-2 record under the 4 leadership of Co-Captains Jean Garofoli and Claudia Turner. The girls, coached by Mrs. Dowe, fin- ished in second place in the MVC. v Top scorers were Sue Zagorski and r Lynne Kaler. JUNIOR t VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Fir.rt Row: Nina Furnari, Jane Brien, Claudia Turner, Jean Garofoli, Jane LeTarte, Rachel Petralito. Second Row: Nancy Goguen, Patti Bryant, Susan Zagorski, Debbie Heggarty, Cindy Marston, Colette Pruneau, Marty Larive. Third Row: Mrs. Dowe, Maria Cassell, Lynn Kaler, Ann Willis, Leslie Harris. Co-Captains Susan Zagorski and Claudia Turner led the NAHS jun- ior varsity basketball team to a first place finish in the MVC with a 7-2 record. It should be noted that there were nine freshmen and only t two sophomores on the team, which makes the outlook for next year very promising. + o o e _ t C' t f P.F J i / � l BASKETBALL Fir.rt Row: Jane Brien, Cynthia Marston, Susan Zagorski, Claudia Turner, Lisa Aziz, Kris Clayton. Second Row: Leslie Harris, Betsy Leary, Lynne Kaler, JoAnn Milton, Dawn Red- man, Coach Pamp. 112 \ r Rock-a-bye baby . . . 3 A .4*•0_ "Boy! Is that a scary story! yam' '. •LN111Nw1u 1 1 F , n M � I Dandruff! Oh, he flies through the air with the greatest of ease . . . In spring, a young girl's heart really beats! "Once upon a time, many years ago . . ." 113 Little Joyce Atlas An apple a day . . . +���♦�a' "They're coming to take me away, ha, ha . . ." i 5 i YF8 �1 Well, if we don't get any oranges, we won't play Jd "I'll take that, thank you." # 1 "29-3, or was it 23-9? Or was it . ?" i jar 44 t 'No, no! You've got it all wrong!" a �. ��1!`-K�iffiM�Yli yal� J 114 ITS. s r NET - r { If the shoe fits, wear it! 6, Just keep your eye on the ball and oops! t i k i The sky is falling! ! The big foot is on the 12 and the little foot . . . - Ha Ha! This will really get THEM! Tickle, tickle, tickle. 115 T N; s fit: - s, � �... 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Keller President ' Barbara A. Erban ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .. . . . . .. . Vice President Cheryl A. Sullivan . . . ... . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ... . .. .. .. .. .. . Secretary Cynthia A. Zahoruiko ... . ..... ...... . . . . . . .. .. . Treasurer James W. McDonald .. .. .. Advisor xo����i•.,oY .a►�o��.o����.o�¢���.o����.o�¢���.o����o���.o���a��cx it 4N4v�v/ 004�044x4��04 �1• 0411•0�4>40+�04x-1`x\ Y 7 * * * JJJ * * * Stevens® § * * * * * * * Fine Fabrics * Made in America * Since 1813 41 * * ********* ******* **** y 1813-1970 J. P. STEVENS & CO., INC. § STEVENS MILL OSGOOD MILL NORTH ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of Bob White's Town Line Restaurant ROBERT J. WHITE JR., prop. 30 MASS. AVE. NORTH ANDOVER, MASS. xa>��Oxli� ��►.a��i�o��������:P►��o�o►o����-max 111 Making happen at R Today, at Raytheon we are finding in the offshore search for oil. These are just some of the things an extra measure of challenge and Our long experience in radar tech- happening at Raytheon, a science- excitement. In addition to working nology has led to the amazing based company now employing at the forefront of advancing tech- Radarange® microwave oven for more than 50,000 talented people nology, we are continuing the the home. While exploring new around the world. search for opportunities to transfer methods for cooling high power At Raytheon, the future looks even technology from one area to electronic tubes, we developed a more exciting and challenging. ; another. miniature furnace, the size of a We have, for example, found a way two-pound coffee can, so efficient to use submarine sonar technology it can heat a nine-room house. CRAYTHEON] 5` � P Ilk ,r x y� 3\ h 1 f ■ i Congratulations to the class of 1970. Missile Systems Division, Andover, Mass. y 1 Y THE YANKEE LADY Compliments of § § 89 MAIN STREET ANDOVER NO. 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