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ADMINISTRATION
A.B.
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Rey. Robert A. Walsh, O.S.A.
Mr. Thomas T. Enright Headmaster Chairman, Math Dept.
Merrimack College 1961; Graduate Studies: Augus- Academic Dean tinian College, Villanova University, Fairfield University.
Salem State College 1967; Subjects: Calculus, Re- Subjects: Religion I, IV.
Math, Probability, Modern Algebra I; Activities: Varsity Basketball Coach.
Mr. Robert J. Jenkins
Mrs. Ruth Doliber Business Manager Registrar
Mr. Charles L. McCarthy Dean of Students
AB. Boston College 1935; Graduate Studies: Boston University, Boston State College, Harvard University, Boston Teachers’ College M. Ed. 1936 Subjects: English I.
Mr. James Ashby Director of Pupil Personnel Services
B.A. Salem State College 1967; Graduate Studies: Salem State College M. Ed. 1972; Subjects; Algebra I, II. Activities: Golf Coach.
Rey. George R. Morgan, O.S.A. Chaplain Dean of Religious Studies
B.S. Augustinian College; Graduate Studies: M.A. Villanova University; Subjects: Religion I, IV; Activities: Massachusetts Association of Student Councils, Youth Association for Retarded Children.
SCIENCE
Rey. Arthur D. Johnson, O.S.A. .. Chairman, Science Dept.
A.B. Villanova University 1959; Graduate Studies: Tufts University, Villanova University, Boston University, Augustinian College M.A. 1963, Catholic University; Subjects: Advanced Biology, Modern Biology, Religion III; Activities: Explorers, Driver Ed., Student Council, Ski Team.
Dr. David James Boschetto Tufts University B.S. 1966; Graduate Studies: Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ph. D. 1971; Subjects: Chem Study, PSSC Physics; Actiyities: Science Club, Class of 1975.
Mr. John J. Sheehan
A.B. St. Anselms College 1969; Graduate Studies: Suffolk University Law School J.D. 1973; Subjects: Science/ Health, Business Law, Economic Problems; Activities: Science Club.
Cougar and friend.
Mr. Thomas McDonough
B.A. Lowell State College 1968; Graduate Studies: Suffolk University; Subjects: Chem Study, Modern Biology; Activities: Faculty Athletic Moderator, Track Coach, Cross Country Coach.
Mr. John F. McCarthy
A.B. Merrimack College 1973; Subjects: Science/Health, Modern Biology, Activities: Explorers, Aquarium Club, Outdoor Sports/Ecology Club.
Rey. Robert Turnbull, O.S.A. iS Vt t Athletic Director ee rida
B.A. Villanova University 1962; if i Graduate Studies: Augustinian College M.A. 1966, Villanova University M.S. 1967; Subjects: Algebra II, Special Functions, Standard Physics, Modern Algebra I; Activities: Freshman Football Coach.
Mr. Timothy M. Butler
B.S. Tufts University 1970; Graduate Studies: Northern Arizona University M.A. 1973; Subjects: Algebra II/Trig. Modern Introductory Analysis, Modern Geometry; Activities: Chess Club, Math Club.
Mr. Bernard T. Coughlin
A.B. Salem State College, 1967; Graduate Studies: Salem State College; Subject: Modern Algebra I.
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Mr. Larry V. Guidetti
A.B. Providence College 1971; Gradu-
Mr. Frank W. Enfanto III
B.A. Salem State College 1972; Graduate Studies: Westfield State College, ate Studies: Salem State College; SubSalem State College; Subjects: Al- jects: Modern Geometry, Algebra IT/ gebra I, Modern Algebra I, Plane Trig, Special Functions, Analytic Geometry College Review Math; Ac- Geometry; Activities: Math Club, tivities: A.P.H.R.S., Freshman Basket- Asst. Varsity Basketball Coach. ball Coach.
SOCIAL STUDIES
Mr. David K. Gramling Chairman, Social Studies Dept.
B.A. Villanova University Graduate Studies: Boston College, Assumption College, Boston State College, M.A. University of Illinois 1973. Subject: U.S. History A.P., European History
A.P., Comparative Political Systems, Politics, Economic Principles. Activities: OMEGA, Austin Prep Varsity Scholars.
aMr. Vito W. Adamo, Jr.
A.B. Salem State College 1966, M.A. Northwestern University 1967; Subjects: U.S. History, American Government, Ancient-Medieval History; Activities: OMEGA, Stamp Club, Commissioner of Intramural Softball and Streethockey.
Very Rev. Arthur F. Smith, O.S.A. Prior of the Community B.A., M.A. Villanova University Graduate Studies: Augustinian College, Catholic University; Subjects: U.S. History, Religion I, IV; Activities: National Honor Society, Honors Club.
Mr. Charles M. Brain
Boston College B.A. 1971, M.A. 1974; Subjects: Sociology, Psychology, Modern History Activities: Oratory Club, Debate Club.
Mr. Arthur Ruggles
B.S. Northwestern University 1973; Subjects: U.S. History, American Government, Science/Health; Activities: Assistant Football Coach.
Mr. David Hoffses
B.S. Bentley College 1971; Graduate Studies: Boston State College. Subjects: Bookkeeping, Typing, Communications; Activities: Tennis Club.
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Mr. Roger F. Stone
Chairman, Foreign Language Dept.
A.B. Holy Cross College; Graduate Studies: Trinity College; Subjects: Ancient-Medieval History, Latin I, IT, III, 1V; Activities: Class of 1974.
Mr. Mark C. Wheeler
B.A. Assumpiton College 1972; Graduate Studies: Assumption College, University of Valencia, Spain, Institute De Estudios Iberoamericanos, Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico; Activities: Spanish Club, Class of 1976.
Mr. Archie E. DeFlorio A.B. Holy Cross College; Subjects: French I; Ul, Ill Ive Activities: Commissioner of Intramural Softball, Streethockey, and Wrestling.
Junior Prom.
Mr. Robert P. Hennessy A.B. Boston College 1971; Graduate Studies: University of Massachusetts (Boston), Leningrad State University, University of Massachusetts (Amherst) M.A. 1973; Subjects: Russian I, II, IJ, French I. Activities: Russian Club.
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Mr. George M. Miller Chairman, English Dept. Librarian
A.B. Merrimack College 1967; Graduate Studies: Boston College; Subjects:
Western World Literature, College Review English, Religion I; Activities; The Legend, Cheerleaders, Quill and Scroll, Faculty Liason, Friends of Austin, Publicity Director, Athletic Committee.
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Mr. Laurent Rybicki
B.S. Salem State College; Subjects: Reading, Language Arts IT; Activities; Art Club.
ENGLISH
Mr. Mark P. Murray
B.A. Framingham State College 1971; Subjects: American Literature, Composition; Activities: Explorers, Astronomy Club.
Mr. Garry William L. Milsop
B.A. University of Massachusetts 1970; Graduate Studies: New York State University at Binghampton, Purdue University, M.A., University of Vienna, Austria; Subjects: American Literature, French II, Spanish I; Activities: French Club.
“If you guys don’t win this one...
Mr. Robert V. London
B.A. New York University 1970; Subjects: Introduction to Literature, Com-
Mr. James P. Dowd
B.A. Holy Cross College 1973; Subjects: Language Arts I, II; Activities; position; Activities: Writing Club, aes Council, Freshman Football Asst. Track Coach.
Fr. Morgan prepares for his senior religion class.
Mrs. Loretta Savage, Mrs. Madeline O’Neill, Mr. Jenkins, Mrs. Theresa O’Meara.
Mrs. Dorothy Costello Mrs. Eleanor Fucarile
Keeping Austin alive
John Sutherland
Andrew O’Hare
The meeting of the Dons...
Al McSheffrey
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ASTRONOMY CLUB
A new addition to the Austin activity agenda is the Astronomy Club. The club is moderated by Mr. Mark Murray and attempts to stimulate an interest in heavenly bodies, especially recent astronomical Phenomenae. Members include Eric Foote, Mike Moore, Rick Anzalone, James Mooney, Phil Acidi, and Jim Barbaro.
SCIENCE CLUB
The Science Club provides a medium through which the Austin student can advance his science education beyond the limits of the current science program. Members are: Mike Hamel, John D’Ambrosio, Harry Chase, and Brian Smith.
AQUARIUM CLUB
Another new club, the Aquarium Club, was conceived for the purpose of fostering an interest in understanding the basics behind the breeding, maintaining, and caring of tropical fish. Moderated by Mr. John McCarthy, membership includes Tom Wright, Warren Marnel, Ron Boisvert, Barry Beaulieu, John Ferina, Chris Herman, Larry Norman, Brian Dunlavey, and Jon Carroll.
YOUTH ARC
In addition to their services of aiding the retarded children of the eastern Massachusetts area, the members of Austin’s chapter of Youth Association of Retarded Children also sing for pleasure at the school.
FRENCH CLUB
Headed by Mr. Milsop, the French Club offers a program of social and cultural events a aimed at acquainting the students with the peoples and customs of France.
Greg Jenkins and Olin London practice playing their guitars at the Harvest Bazaar. hector
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Once again Fr. Johnson is offering his services to the future drivers of Massachusetts. Fr. Johnson is not only the classroom instructor, but he also accompanies the students for the actual driving experience. Fr. Johnson teaches those enrolled in the six week course about the pleasures and the hazards of driving. The classroom instruction of 30 hours consists of learning about the parts of a car and hypothetical driving situations, information given by information film strips, and driving experiences, the students are taken out into the streets of Reading and the surrounding towns. Such things as parallel parking, driving in highway and city traffic are practiced and thus give the students commuting from far away towns the skill needed to drive to and from school.
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RUSSIAN CLUB
The Russian Club, now headed by Mr. Hennessy, offers a program of social and cultural events aimed at acquainting the students with the ways of Russia. During the past summer, members toured Russia and plan to do the same in the near future. Members are: Mark Hulse, Paul Rienzo, Mark Thomas, Rick MacMaster, Sterling Giles, Mike Phillips, Jim Barbaro, Ron Burse, Nick Deltoro, Matt Evangelista, Tom Laurakas, Al Luciano, and Larry Hauser.
CHESS CLUB
The Chess Club, moderated by Mr. Butler, teaches its members the fundamental moves of the chess pieces and the rules of playing in competition matches. Membership includes Kent Hendricks, Harry Chase, Jim Barbaro, John Murphy, Brian Smith, Dan Hurley, and Al Luciano.
Officers: Brian Barrett, Rick Anzalone, and Kevin Duffy.
John Murphy is wide awake and waiting to go.
Members of the Chess Club meet with parents at Open House.
CHEERLEADERS
This year’s Cheering squad has proven to be of great Spirit, with a tremendous record of attendance at practices as well as games. For Hockey and Basketball games, they have split into two squads of six girls each. A great deal of thanks is due these girls for their support and loyalty to Austin. The members are Juliane Balliro, Paula Pimental, Merilee Halpin, Mary Jane Kelly, Martha Gugger, Maureen McDonald, Nanci Brownlow, Patti Lally, Suzanne Cox, Cathy Wallent, Sue Frost, and Brianne Sheehan.
SPANISH CLUB
The Spanish Club is headed by Mr. Wheeler and offers a program to enlighten the Austin student on the social and cultural ways of Spain and other Spanish speaking countries. Last summer, members toured Mexico. Members are: Doug Patten. Mike Moore, Bob Paolino, John McCloud, Mike St. Gileas, Jon Lindsay, Walter Doucette, John D’Ambrosio, Rich Sweeney, Mike Parolin, Ken Marchinko, Ken Chisholm, Dan Hurley, and Bill Phalen.
HONORS
CLUB
The Honors Club, moderated by Fr. Smith, is composed of students with extra help in subjects in which they are deficient. Members are: Brian Barrett, Kevin Keane, Brian Smith, Eric Foote, Mark Genovese, Mike Donahue, Mark Arsenault.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Elected to the National Honor Society by the faculty, students must be outstanding in leadership, service, scholarship and character. They are: Gerry Bouvier, Brian Smith, Mike Cronin, Dan Mazza, Roland Phillips, Brian Barrett, Bob Dunleavy, Jim Peters. Moderator is Fr. Smith.
EXPLORERS
The Explorers have always endeavored to work in the activities which exemplify their very name. They regularly take part in camping, skydiving, hiking, skating, weekend ski activity. Last year they found themselves on a canoe trip in Maine and this year they plan an extended trip in Utah. Upcoming activities include swimming, mountain climbing and of course more camping.
Officers: Gerry Bouvier, Mark MacDougall, Bill Handley, Don Yasi, Doug Lavery, Dave Beaver and Chuck Malagodi.
MEMBERS
Fr. Johnson, Mr. McCarthy, A. DeFeo, oy ay P. Theophanis, T. Marino, O. Lon- | don, R. Bearse, K. Boutlier, J. Dona-
AUSTIN PREF hue, G. Duffy, D. Wait, R. Fiore, J. Funai, B. Geary, L. Immerman, G. Jenkins, D. Kelly, A. Letizio, C. McConnell, D. Patten, W. Pierce, S. Sardella, M. St. Gelaise, A. Wentzel, T. Woodford, C. Antetamaso, D. Beaver, P. Bovitz, R. Breakey, J. Conney, J. Canney, D. Cronin, M. Evangelisata, J. Ferrioli, P. Genovese, D. Greenlaw, B. Handley, R. Hoffman, C. Malagoti, P. Vanderbilt, D. Yasi, J. Mahoney, L. Bowier, R. Bulger, K. Callahan, M. Clarke, P. Dannoflo, K. Keane, P. Lamborgini, E. Mrozowski, J. Nagle, M. Phillips, R. Phillips, B. Smith, B. Swindlehurst, J. Woodford, D. Lavery, M. MacDougall, M. Robichaud.
Under the supervision of (Commissioners Adamo and DeFlorio, the intramural system was expanded once again to admit a new sport. This year, due in part to a large number of interested students, basketball was begun. Five teams comprised the league, with matches every Monday.
The Bombers were this years Softball League Champions. They ended their very successful season undefeated with a record of 9-0-0.
Due to the large number of street hockey teams (13) the league has been divided into 2 divisions, the EAST and WEST. This year the race to the playoffs promises to be tight with no teams more than 2 games out of first.
INTRAMURALS
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AUSTIN PREP
ORATORY CLUB
The Austin Prep Oratory and Debate Club directed by Mr. Brain, offers its members an opportunity to improve their speech patterns through the CYO Oratory League. The debate part of the club offers an opportunity to debate with other High School teams, current topics of importance. Through communication, understanding each other is their goal—oratory and debate are the vehicles used by them to gain understanding. Members are: Joe Sciacca, Mr. Brain, John Krazneckweiz, Mark Genovese, Joe Huard, Tom Woodford, John Canney, John Crickett.
Some guys try harder.
“TTTThat’s all folks.”
CROSS COUNTRY
Mare (the tounge) Thomas, John Murdoc, Joe Huard, Mike Canty, Coach
McDonough. Kneeling: Kevin Callahan, Paul Rienzo, Kevin Crowley, Joe Coneeny, Larry Norman, Mike Connaughton, Kevin Keane, Lane Fitzgibbons. Seated: Mark Arsenaut, Jim Millerick, Brian O'Sullivan, Roland Phillips (capt.), Jim Fitzgerald, Bob Skouholt, Lou Cappucci. Missing: Bob Cannon.
Bob Cannon races along the last mile of Austin’s course.
Standing: Ernie Campolini, Brian Dunlavey, Kevin Belanger, Steve O’Donnell, Mike Parolin,
Thomas
Mike Parolin pumps up Austin’s starting hill.
The congested start of another race.
“TI wasn’t skippin’ practice coach, honest.”
Austin’s Crosscountry Team, its second year in the Merrimac Valley Conference, finished with a 4 win and 5 loss record. The Varsity team was lead by Mark Arsenault and Kevin Callahan, followed close by Bob Cannon. An injury to Roland Phillips prevented him from competing. The J.V.’s were lead by Joe Coneeny. In individual competition, Kevin Callahan excelled: 16 in the State and 10 in the League meets.
Coach McDonough discusses strategy with the team members.
Peter “The Doc” Paicos displays Austin’s medical gear.
SKI TEAM
Mr. Dowd: “If he cuts one second off his time
we could win the race.”
Under the supervision of Fr. Johnson and Mr. Dowd the Ski Team made a respectable showing in the Merrimack Valley Conference. Unfortunately it worked out on a combined basis; the boys being comprised of students from Austin; the girls half being supplied by Nazareth. The boys were in sufficient number and expertise to win their portion the meets. Unfortunately the girls were good and tried their hardest but they too few in number.
Robert Maida gets airborne off a jump.
Gerry Hoar speeds downhill to victory.
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Bobby Cannon and Mark Arsenault take commanding leads over the opposition in the two
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WINTER TRACK
Austin entered a new varsity sport this year: Winter Track.
Kevin Callahan streaks along Coach Tom McDonough had quite a time with this new team sport ai Sea CaE ae Tees in more ways than one. Besides having to organize a new team sport, he also had to organize all underclassmen. None the less, standouts like Mike Phillips, Kevin Callahan, Mark Arsenault, Bob Cannon and Pete Lamborghini aided the team despite the deceptive 1 win and 6 loss record.
Mike Phillips, Chris McConnell. Front Row: Tom Clavette, Mike Canty, Ernie Swymer, Bob Skouholt, Brian Dunlavey, Paul Rienzo. Missing: Larry Norman, Brian
mile.
John Land, first at the line.
Standing, left to right: Bill Dufton, Mark Loiselle, Steve O’Donnell, Chuck Gaudet, Jon Land, Pete Lamborghini, Kevin Callahan, Nick Del Torto, Coach Thomas McDonough. Kneeling, left to right: Brad Bean, Ken McConnell, Mark Arsenault,
Pacheco, Bill Kiely, Kevin Carrol, Bob Cannon, John Zerfas, Rich Macmaster.
HOCKEY
The 1974 Austin Prep Hockey Team—kneeling: Mark Daley, Ed Mrozoski, Tom Carr, Ken Chisholm, Brian McKie, Brett Costa, Barry Chisholm, Tom Wright. Standing: Head Coach Gary Bishop, Tom Murphy, Paul Miller, Tony Santulo, Jack McDonnell, Wayne Taylor, Ron Nelson, Charlie Antetemaso, Loui Cappoucci, Kevin Crowley, Dan Shannon, Coach Ruggles, Carl VanLathem. Missing: Mark Sheldon, John Woodford, Steve Vasaturo, Rick Ken Berthiaume Silvia.
Second year in a new conference. .. A new Varsity coach. ... Coming off a disappointing innaugural year, fifth place tie in a six team league. Graduated seven key seniors. .. All the signs were being read for a very disappointing season for the Cougars in Hockey. In retrospect, it turned out to be the greatest season ever, winning 10, losing 5, and tieing 3, for 23 points and a third place finish in a much improved league.
Sparked by defenseman Charlie Antetomaso’s 13 goals, and Freshman Tom Carr’s 23 points (placing him in the league’s top ten scorers), the team scored a school record 55 goals, while on Defense, Goalies Steve Vasaturo and Ken Chisholm allowed a new low, 43 goals in 18 games, a 2.40 per game, also school records.
The team notched three victories against each of the three bottom teams in the league, Lawrence Central, Chelmsford, and defending League Champion Andover. Against the iron of the league, inexperience surfaced, and they could only manage a weak 1 win, 5 loss, 3 tie
record for a mere 5 points of a possible 18.
The entire season could be wrapped up in one summary, the last five seconds of the second Wilmington game, when sophomore Mark Sheldon (11 goals, 10 assists, 21 points) missed a penalty shot and Wilmington won a bitter 3-2 victory.
Captains Tom Murphy, the only senior regular (5 goals, 14 assists, 19 points) and Ronnie Nelson (5 goals, 7 assists, 12 points) assisted the new coaching staff, and the spirit of the players and fans reached new highs, as week after week, the followers of the Cougars drove up to the Billerica Forum to watch the Hockey team mature.
The team missed qualifying for the state tournament by a single loss, though their tough play (1 loss in their last seven games) of an underclassman dominated team gave warning to the Merrimack Valley Hockey League. _.. The Cougars will be on the war path next winter.
Coach ‘Sandy’ Ruggles, Captain Tom Murphy, Alternate Captain Ron Nelson, Coach Gary Bishop.
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Antetomaso and Carr breakout against Billerica
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John Woodford making friends with the Billerica defensemen.
Santulo scores on Central
Mark Sheldon faces off against Billerica at the Forum.
Carr shoots from the point
The alert spirit of the coaches often infected the players.
Which way do I go???
What penalty?
1973-1974 Austin Prep Merrimack Valley Hockey League Scoreboard
Lawrence Central Catholic 3-0, 7-3, 7-0
Chelmsford 4-3, 4-2, 4-3
Andover 4-1, 2-1, 3-2
Billerica 2-2, 1-4, 3-5
Tewksbury 2-4, 1-5, 1-1
Wilmington 3-3, 2-3, 3-2 won 10 lost 5 tie 3 23 points 3rd place goals: for 56 against 44
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WALA AS OB uw. Murph wins face-off against Billerica
BASKETBALL
If it is true that it is not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game, it is safe to say that the 1973—1974 Merrimack Valley season, as far as Austin Prep is concerned, was indeed a season of learning how to play the game.
Senior captain Jim Griffin sparked a sometimes stagnant offense, averaging close to 13 points per game. The defense, however, set several negative records which we hope will stand for long time.
Lacking a facility at the school, the Basketball program, in its very existence, is a tribute to many dedicated players, who face long and cold hours in another school’s gym late at night while they struggle to learn the fundamentals of the game. The best testament to this is the fact that the best games of the season were played at the end of the schedule.
Having a solid nucleus of Juniors around whom this year’s team was molded, stalwarts like Tommy Murphy, Louis Bouvier, Tom Mortenson, Glen Aducci, Artie Fosse, Pat Murphy, and Terry Burke, the future next year looks bright, as the team returns from the valley of defeat into the heights of a potential winning season.
The 1974 Varsity Basketball Squad: (kneeling) Mike Donahue, Terry Burke, Bob Becotte, Glen Adduci, Art Fosse. (standing) Thomas Murphy, Mark Griffin, Louis Bouvier, Captain Jim Griffin, Gerry Bouvier, Mike Cronin, Coach Thomas Enright. Missing: Pat Murphy, Tom Mortenson.
Above: The game starts.
Left: Art Fosse throws the ball into play.
Below: Team Captain Jim Griffin ready for the jump ball.
The most loyal of fans.
THE J.V.’S
The 1974 Junior
Team:
Bill Twohig, Mike Arenberg, Richard Donahue, Kevin O’Brien, Kevin Keane. (standing) Coach Frank Enfanto, Bob MacMillan, Al Luciano, Rick Smith, Larry Cumerford, Pete Genovese, Steve McQuinn, Kevin Belanger. Missing: Kevin Dunlavey, Mike Connaughton, James Williams.
Varsity Basketball
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Left: The team goes over strategy for the upcoming period of play.
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Above: Bob Becotte in effort to start the play.
THE FROSH
Although the freshman basketball team did not enjoy a winning season they did achieve some degree of success. Lacking in size and playing experience, they enjoyed victories over Northeast Regional, Wilmington and Andover-East. With the exception of AndoverWest the freshmen held their own against every team they faced as witnessed by losing four games by a total of five points. Coach Larry Guidetti and assistant Pat Simmons leave much hope for the future in the persons of Rich Marcotte, Steve Burke and hardrebounding forwards Rick Norton and Kurtis Meyer.
Right: The bench brigade watches intently.
Above: Louie Bouvier at the line shooting for a free basket.
Heavy action under the hoop in game against Tewksbury.
VARSITY FOOTBALL
Austin’s first season in the Merrimack Valley Conference proved to be a disappointing showing. Although well coached the team was plagued with injuries from the start. The year was started off with impressive victories over Central Catholic and Methuen. The team next traveled to Andover, suffering a disappointing 35-6 defeat. The Cougars faced three more league powerhouses following that defeat, and dropped all to Billerica, Chelmsford and Wilmington. The team won two of their last three games, beating Arlington Catholic and Tewksbury but losing a heart-breaker to Dracut 6-0. The Cougars wound up the season with four wins and and five losses.
Chuck Gaudet rolls out for some short yardage.
Right: Head Coach Larry Klimas talks things over with quarterback Chuck Gaudet.
Another injury, Tom Marino
One of Austin’s major injuries to the team was Eddie Misk, here being assisted by coaches from both teams.
On Sat. Sept. 22, 1973, The Austin Prep Cougars kicked off the new season with a 12-6 victory | ‘$b over Central Catholic of Lawrence. After an early he, Aes See ae ey touchdown by Central, Chuck Gaudet found Jim hey Dig 4 al eee Bat oP Lee Griffin open late in the third quarter. On the very ; next play, Tom Murphy went in for the score. Later, Austin recovered a Central fumble and soon Bill Kiely went in for the score.
Coaches Sandy Ruggles, Larry Klimas and Frank Jewett returning from intermission.
Central.
On Sat., Sept. 29, Austin went up against Methuen. The game was mostly an offensive battle with a return kickoff by Methuen, and a 75 yard run on a half-back draw by Steve Webster which proved to be the game winner: Austin 26, Methuen 24.Next, On Oct. 8, Austin faced the powerhouse of the league, Andover. What started out as a defensive battle soon turned into Andover’s game. Late in the game on a touchdown pass Bill Kiely scored Austin’s only score of the day with the final being Andover 36, Austin 6.
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Above: Steye Webster breaks free and “runs like madman” for a 75 yard touchdown.
Left: Bill Kiely gets excellent forward blocking from Terry Burke.
As Webster blasts another one downfield, Gerry Bouvier races down to make the tackle.
When Austin needed the big pass play, though, Billerica’s Charles Gaudet was there .. .Lowell Sun
The Cougars sack Chelmsford’s quarterback
Sat. Oct. 13, 1973—Austin at Billerica. B 20-0. Austin received a decisive shut out at the hands of Billerica. Billerica’s Mike Dorrington picked off Gaudet’s pass and scrambled to the Austin end zone. The Billerica team scored twice more to ice the game. Sat. Oct. 20, 1973—Austin at Chelmsford. C 14-6. Chuck Gaudette tossed a TD. pass to Ed Misk, putting the Cougars on top 6-0. Chelmsford’s next drive put the Lions on the board 7-6. A fourth period interception in the end zone put the game of out of reach for the Cougars.
Sat. Oct. 27, 1973—Austin vs. Wilmington. In the third quarter, Austin was forced to punt from deep in their own territory. Wilmington started on the Austin 48 and scored two plays later. Sat. Noy. 3, 1973—Austin vs. Tewksbury. A 8-0, Dan Agati plunged in from the one yard line for the score. Austin completed the game’s scoring with a two point conversion pass, Chuck Gaudet to Jim Griffin.
The Wilmington-Austin game was one of pure defense.
Paul Maida plunges in for the two point conversion.
On the very next play, Dan Agati slid in from the one... Lowell Sun
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On third and ten, Delour dropped back to set up a play but tackle Gerry Bouvier had hold of him and finally wrestled the ball loose .Lowell Sunday Sun 11-11-73
Austin Prep took over and moved the ball well on the ground with William Kiely doing the bulk of the ball carrying.
Sat. Nov. 11, 1973—Austin vs. Dracut. D 6-0. Once more, a tough Austin defense stymied the powerful drives of a strong team, only to lose late in the fourth quarter, 6-0. Sun. Nov. 18, 1973—Austin vs. Arlington Catholic. A. 20-12. Austin, behind the powerful running of backs Bill Kiely, Bob Gagnon, and Steve Webster beat Arlington Catholic 20-12.
The Junior Varsity was coached by Sandy Ruggles. It was his first year here at Austin and the J.V. team did not make his welcome a warm one. They suffered many a close defeat, never losing by more than one touchdown all season long. The team had many standouts this year such as Junior quarterback Ken McConnell, Sophomore fullback Mark Brady and halfback Brian Pacheco, all of which will be great assets to next year’s Varsity team. Their 2 win 4 loss record is quite deceptive of all the hard work that went into this year’s Junior Varsity team, from which they will profit from next year.
J. V. FOOTBAEE
Quarterback McConnell surveys the situattfon.
Ken McConnell leads the offensive line.
The J.V.’s get their half time pep talk from coaches Ruggles and Donald. |
The solid defense stops another run.
Defensive line blows through to pressure the quarterback.
Quarterback Govoni picks up some yardage against Central Catholic.
Due to lack of interest the 1973 Freshman Football Team endured a disappointing season. Although co-captains Steve Burke and Mark Govoni tried their best, it was not enough. The two FRESH MAN needed nine more players to back them up. They ended their season with a 2 win 6 losses and one tie, ruining the 17 game unFOOTBALL beaten record of the three previous Freshman classes.
Central runs into a wall as the Frosh hold them to short gains.
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FRESHMEN
Ron Bearse, Ted Arcidi, Tom Clavette, Fred Breitwieser, Ed Callahan; Jim Brenner, Mat Bova, Andy Burns, Tom Carr; Linc Chadwell, Mike Canty, Larry Beaulieu, Steve Collins, Rick Costello, Ed Coyne.
“Where did they all go.”
Dale Brousseau Rod Coe, Wayne Choose, Chester Bruce, Mark Banatt; Bill Christinsen, Mike Burns, Don Campell, Mark Adduci; Brett Costa, Pete Collins, Matt Chislom, Steve Burke.
Steve Blunt, Guy Clinch, Bob Dutile, John Carroll, Paul Fiorenza; Bill Dufton, Tom Dunn, Kevin Darragh, Mare Ginginoff, Tony DeFeo, Phil Arcidi; Bill Daigle, John Donahue, John Futado, John Eno, Brian Dunlavey.
Mark Fiorenza, Rick Forsyth, Joe Farina, Jim Donohue, Steve Galvin; Frank DiMeo, Tom Falzarano, Gilbert Forgays, Rick Dempsey, Bob Day, Paul Drugan; Fausto Garcia, Paul Geannaris, Rick Felch, Pete Flynn, Doug Gaftiny.
Cute aren’t they?
Brian Kenney, Dave DeWolf, Jim Fitzgerald, Rick Donahue, Mark Gilson; Scott Johnson, Mike Higginns, Rick Johnson, Bob Mallett, Martin Houline, Don Hines, Rick Marcotte, Mark Govoni, Kevin MacDougall, Lloyd MacLean.
Roger Kochis, Bob Kelley, Mark Hood, John Hanafin, Dan MacMaster; Bill Jones, Dan Griffin; Steve Hoefling, Chris Herman, Chris Kieley, Ed Hastings, Tom Lavrakas.
Al Letizio, Frank Longo, Jim Lindsay, Kevin Leahy, Larry Norman; Jim Micciche, Pete Oliver, Tom O’Brien, Rick Norton, Pat Nysten; Ken McKee, Jim Parolin.
Bob Murphy, Steve Potter, Doc Paicos, Bill McLaughlin; Dave Parrella, John O’Donnell, Chris Pierce, Jim Michenzi, Scott Price, John O’Connor; John O’Brien, Walt Pierce, Jim Mooney, Carl Parlagreco, Bill O’Sullivan.
New recruits, will they last?
A new Austin student is born.
Steve Nawn, Sean Meehan, Mike O’Brien, Ken Peters, John Murphy; Dave Wallace, Tony Santullo, Dan Shannon, George Silvia, Ed Walsh, Dave Wait; Jim Walsh, Keith Robichaud, Pete Theopanis, Steve Thellen, John Thornton.
John Smith, John Reese, Bob Paolino, Kurt Meyer, Dave Zarba, Don Roberts; Cliff Simoneau, Bob Richardson, Joe Zarella, Mike Scire, Ed Spang, Steve Thompson; Joe Sweeney, Mike Stuart, Paul Rienzo, Ernie Swymer, Ken Russo.
John Woodford leads the Freshman in cheers at Orientation.
Jon Silver, Sam Trodella; Steve Sardella, John Shea, John Ricci, Brian Valliere; Bob Skovoholt, John Shea, Kevin Ruane, Tom Woodford, Steve Scott.
SOPHOMORES
Barry on the warpath!
Jim Graham, Brian Friguliette, Leo Gavoni, Lane Fitzgibbons, John Fitzgerald; Arthur Gavoni, John Smith, John Dunn, James Ferraioli, Larry Howser, John Donovan; Bob Gagnon, Al Gendreau, Kevin Hoyt, Bill Elliott.
Paul
Yates, Bill Twohig, Ed Welch, Francis Quinn; Steve Vasaturo, Jim Williams, John Perry, Laird Walsh, Ron Pioccone, Jeff Szwarc, Marc Thomas, Bill Trottier, Alan Wentzell.
An average day in Doc’s class.
Ernie Campolini, Andy Bonanno, Bill Conway, Mike Arenburg, John Beaver, Kevin Comeau, Warren Azevedo; Mike Connaughton, Bob Callary, John Bentbo, Barry Chisholm, Ron Burba, Marc Cote; Kevin Carroll, Ernie Campolini, Dave Bruno.
“And for my next experiment.”
Leo Wright, Bill Pierce, Larry Sweeney, Mike Sweeney, Mark Sheldon; Joe Shannon, Matt Robichaud, Mike Passamonte, Al Silvia, Brian Pacheco, Paul Teague; Dave Robinson, Jay Palladino, John Woods, Dave Sweeney.
Bill Gordon, Steve Finnegan, Matt Evangelista, Pete Genovese; Nick Del Torto, Rick Erbetta, Carl Geisler, Mike Hill, Kevin Hurley, Joe Finocchiaro; Greg Duffy, Chuck Goddett, Antoine Girginoff, Dave Gallant, Ed Daley.
Bob Holland, Eugene Isotti, Joe Gibeau, Larry Immerman; John Land, Don Kelly, Jim O’Sullivan, Kevin McDonald, Kevin O’Brien, Zenon Mierzaw: Paul Morris, Tom Kehn, Mark Loiselle, John Otis, Bill Lage.
Gerry Cunningham, Joe Coneeny, Kevin Callahan, Mark Bergeron; Brian Boesen, Jeff Bell, Kevin Belanger, John Canney, Ron Boisvert, Larry Comerford; Mike Clarke, Mark Bardy, Paul Bovtiz, Danny Cronin, Chuck Anteomaso.
Glenn MacDonald, Steve Magiera, Jim MacDonald, Phil MacKenzie, Chuck McQuade, Al Luciano, Warren Marnell, Ernie Letterie; Dan McNutt, Joe McCaffery, Mike Mahoney, John Murdock, Jim McGovern, Brian McKie; Bill O’Donnell, Mike Kiely, Steve McQuinn, Joe McMahon, John Mc-
Ed Barter, Bob Bean, Mark Chosse, Joe Bruno; Lou Bouvier, Terry Burke, Mark Costello, Tom Callaghan, Roger Breakey, Ed Broderick; Brad Bean, Kevin Boutilier, Jim Anderson, Dave Bramante, Niel Carroll.
Groat Erie LED
Rick Farrow, Tom Geary, Jim DuBois, Don Gauthier; Pete Ford, Ralph Fiore, Bob Ellis, Mark Donahue, Ed Early, Dave Dziczek; Jim Funai, Jim Farley, Mike Gagnon, Kevin Duffy, Jean Dominque.
Jim Emery, Eric
“Who me! I can’t be late!”
“What do you mean I’m a.. .?
Foote, Jim Faro, Paul Day; Mark Daley, Kurt Doherty, Frank Furnai, Al Doughty, Dave Ferris, Ken Eulie; Mike D’Auria, Phil D’Annolfo, Kevin Dunlavey, Mark Fierimonte, Artie Fosse.
“They just told me Austin will never go co-ed.”
Super Ken
Chris McConnell, Mike Moore, Bill Phelan, Kevin Price; Tom Mortenson, J.P. Murphy, Mike Phillips, Bob Peterson, Bill McKee, Pat Murphy; Mike Parolin, Steve O’Donnell, Tom Murphy, Ronald Nelson, Ken McConnell.
Paul Sullivan recuperating after lunch.
Brian Sheehan, Mike St. Gelais, Steve Webster, Rick Smith; John Woodford, Rick Silvia, Mike Zerfas, Jim Robinson, John Zerfas, Jeff Whittemore; Mark Rogala, Steve Riley, Wayne Taylor, Dave Riley.
Tony Lavalle, Mike Harkins, Bill Holland: Jeff Harris, Doug MacMillian, Tom Marino, Chuck Malagodi, Kevin Keane, Dave Lavery; John Krasznekewicz, Mark Kirouc, Tim Hines, Rick MacMaster, Bill Hallenborg.
“Run the 440 and leave the Chemistry to me.”
John Murphy, Tom Miller; Jim Nagle, Gary Piscopo, Bob Portelle, James Ogonowski, Jerry Pierce, Bill O'Neill; Jim Morris, Ed Mrozowski, Doug Patten, John Murphy.
Norman Hebert, Dave Haden, Jim Mahoney, Olin London; George Hall, Tom Leverault, Joe Huard, Roy Hoffman, Mike Hamel, Mark Kelly; Rick Margiotta, Ken Marchinko, Pete Lamborghini, Greg Jenkins, Steve Mallon
Pete Stillwaggon, Rick Townsend, Bill Sardella; Mike Scaduto, Greg Shea, Dan Sweeny, Carl Van Laethen; Damin Sutherby, Joe Sharka, Paul Sullivan, Ken Sullivan.
Lou Cappucci, John Carley; Bob Boisvert, Larry Azevado, Ricky Anzalone, Mark Arsenault; Greg Clancey, Ken Berthiaume, Shawn Brooks, Rick Bulger, John Costello.
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Daniel Agati
Peter W. Ayer
Mark L. Banda
Joseph T. Baranofsky
James P. Barbaro
Tom Murphy helps initiate another successful year at Austin.
Brian
Barrett
Paul G. Barry
Gerard R. Bouvier
Humpty Dumpty
Robert G. Becotte
David R. Bova
Ronald D. Brailey
John P. Briand, Jr.
High Stockings in the fifth.
Kenneth F. Bryant
Joseph M. Bulger
Peter D. Byrne
Richard J. Cerretani
Harold F. Chase
Kenneth D. Chisholm
Daniel T. Cluff
John Crickett
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George W. Cunningham
Kevin C. Crowley
marino Chris M. DiGiam
John J. D’Ambrosi
Walter R. Doucette
John G. Drossos
Richard M. Dunn
Robert J. Dunlavey Jr.
“Wanna play leap frog?”
Barry W. Fiorenza
Austin Students go places.
Michael R. Fraser
Wayne F. Gabaree
The charge of the light brigade.
Robert L. Gagnon
Mark A. Giarrusso
The sport of kings.
Mark D. Gallagher
Sterling B. Giles
Edward Greer
Jon H. Graham
George W. Griffin
James F. Griffin
Mark J. Griffin
William Handley
Kevin Harkins
The three muscatels.
Kent Hedrick
Charles J. Hogan
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Gerard Hoar
Peter N. Houhoulis, Jr.
Christopher Hulse
Daniel C. Hurley
Sean P. Kelley
William F. Kiely
Scot W. Lightbown
Gregory Larsen
Kenneth Lohrey
David M. Leverone
John T. MacDonald
Mark J. MacDougall
David MacWilliam
James G. MacLellan
Paul Maida
Robert V. Maida
Mister McCarthy’s Chain Gang
Daniel Mazza
John B. McGovern
Thomas Maida
Edward S. Misk
Senior Goalie Ken Chisholm in complete control of the situation.
Thomas E. Murphy
Kevin B. Mullin
Theodore Nawn
John P. O’Connor
James L. Peters
Kevin M. Parziale
Joseph F. Petrillo
Roland F. Phillips, Jr.
Brendan C. Regan
Eagerly awaiting graduation are seniors Peter Ayer and Mike O’Regan
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Brian Quinn
Richard S. Ryan
“No, I won’t wash it off”
Richard Saporito
Robert Scott
Stephen T. Shannon
Candid Banda
William J. Sheehan
Brian A. Smith
Bruce L. Solar
Robert F. Swindlehurst
John Sullivan
David D. Stevens
Some Day...
Kevin Thompson
Here comes the sun
Jonathan C. Webb
Richard Tillery
James Welling
“Are you sure it was a quarter?”
Bryce F. Wightman
Alfred Yebba
Donald Yasi
SENIOR DIRECTORY
Daniel Agati 34 Clewley Rd., Medford.
Peter Ayer 2 Mallard Way, Burlington; Hero: Mickey Mouse; Favorite Quote: Stricken; Activities: Football 1,4 (Varsity); Baseball 2 Basketball 2 (J.V.); L&L Club 1; Remembered For: I was always there when help was needed.
Mark Banda 7 Marie Drive, Wilmington; Nickname: The Gypsie; Hero: Duane Allman; Quote: If that guy steals another table. . .; Activities: Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2; Street Hockey 2,3,4; Soccer 3; I.D. Card Club 2,3,4; Omega 2,3,4, (co-editor 4); Photography Club 2: Awards: Quill And Scroll Award (1973-74) ; Remembered For: Linguini Family and Wedgee Crew. Joseph Baranofsky 257 High St., Reading; Nickname: Baron; Hero: Cheech & Chong; Activities: Baseball 2,3,4.
James P. Barbaro 63 Forest Park Ave., Billerica; Nickname: Igor; Hero: Leonardo da Vinci; Quote: He who lives and runs away, lives to flee another day; Activities: Intramural Basketball 4; APH.RS. 2,3,4; Russian Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Blackfriars 3; Art Club 2; Astronomy Club 1,4; Billerica Chess Club; Awards: 1st Place Trophy (C-D-E Section) Billerica Chess Classic, 1974.
Brian Barrett 236 Parkview Ave., Lowell; Nickname: Vovo; Hero: Leon Trotsky; Activities: Cross Country 1; Track (J.V.); Street Hockey 2,3; Soccer 3; I.D. Card Club 2,3,4; Folk Group 1,2,3,4; Russian Club 1,2,3,4, (President 4); Legend 33 (Business Mgr.), (Office Mgr. 4); Omega 4; (Senior Class Ed.); Blackfriars 2,3; Math Club 2,3; Honors Help Club 3,4; A.P.H.R.S. 2,3, (Sec. Treas. 4) Awards: Quill and Scroll Society 1973-74; National Honors Society (1973-74); N.E.D.T. Certificate 1,2; Auxilium Latinum, Cum Laude 3; Who’s Who in American High School Students.
Paul Barry 5 Vera Lane, Stoneham; Activities: Ski Club 1; Ski Team 3,4.
Robert Becotte 8 Milk St., Methuen; Hero: Spanky; Activities: Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball (Varsity) 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2. Gerard Bouvier 44 Walton Park, Melrose; Nickname: Bouy; Hero: Patrice; Activities: Football 1,2,3,4, (Varsity), Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Explorers 1,2,3,4 (President 4) Class V.P. 1; Class President 2; Student Council 1,2,3,4, (V.P. 3, Pres. 4); State Student Advisory Council 3.
David Bova 290 So. Main St., Andover; Nickname: Bove; Hero: Matt the Hoople; Activities: Russian Club 1,2,3,4; Folk Group 1, 2,3; Youth E.M.A.R.C. 4; Chess Club 3; Explorers 4; Street Hockey 3,4.
Ronald Brailey 3 Highland Way, Burlington; Nickname: Brail; Hero: Three Stooges; Quote: What are you, mental?
John Philip Briand, Jr. 31 Forest Park Rd., Woburn; Activities: Basketball 2; Science Club 2,3,4; Russian Club 3,4; Explorers 3. Kenneth Bryant 8 Barnum Rd., Burlington; Hero: Kareem Abdul Jabbar; Activities: Basketball 2; Intramural Basketball 4; Track 2: Quote What Good are you?
Joseph M. Bulger North St., Wilmington; Nickname: Bulge; Activities: Cross Country 1; Youth Hockey, Wilmington Bantam and Midget.
Peter Byrne 11 Sherman Rd., Wakefield; Nickname: Pete: Hero: Underdog; Activities: Football 1,2,3, (Pin 1, J.V. 2,3), Ski Team 3, Ski Club 1,2: Most Blessed Sacrament Parish C.Y.O.
Richard J. Cerretani, Jr. 80 Morgan St., Melrose; Nickname: Cerra; Quote: You Know What I Like.; Activities: Hockey 1, Art Club 2: Ecology Club 2; Softball: Street Hockey.
Harold F. Chase 62 Pratt St., Reading; Nickname: Harry; Activities: Cross Country 1, Track 1; Russian Club 2; Chess Club 3,4; Mathleague 4; Science Club 4; Awards: N.E.D.T. Certificate 1E2e
Kenneth Chisholm 176 Summer Ave. Reading; Nickname: Chiz; Hero: Gina; Quote: So I Said To My Wife With The Wooden Leg, Peg! Activities: Blackfriars 1; I.D. Card Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Tennis Club 4: Omega 3,4; Activities Editor; School Photolibrarian 3,4; School Photographer.
Daniel Cluff 1150 Main St., Tewksbury; Nickname: Cluffy; Hero: Arnold Palmer; Quote: What’s This Madness?: Activities: Baseball 1; Golf 3 (Varsity); Softball. 4; Intramural Basketball 4; Outdoor Sports Club (Varsity) .
John J. Crickett Rosemary Rd., Tewksbury; Activities: Youth E.M.A.R.C. 4; Explorers 4; Oratory and Debate 4.
Michael Cronin 6 Kneeland Rd., Tewksbury; Nickname: Elmer; Hero: Arkansas Flash; Quote: What Day Is It? Activities: Football (J.V. 2) (Varsity) 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 (J.V. 2,3 Varsity 4); Baseball 1,2,3,4, (J.V. 2,3, Varsity 4); I.D. Card Club 2,3,4; Explorers 4; Linguini Family; Homeroom Rep. 2; Class V.P. 4.
Kevin Crowley 18 Winslow Rd., Chelmsford; Nickname: Crow; Hero: Speed Racer; Quote: Lets Hit the Road, Activities: Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Hockey 1,2; Intramural Soccer 3; Outdoor Sports and Ecology Club 2; C.Y.O.; Chelmsford Hockey Association.
George Cunningham 10 Mitchell Lane, Billerica; Nickname: Beef; Hero: Moe Howard; Activities: Outdoor Sports and Ecology Club 2; Oratory and Debate Club 3.
John J. D’Ambrosio 6 Tranfaglia Ave., Lynn; Hero: Hugh Heffner; Quote: have a cigar!; Activities: Spanish Club 3,4; Science Club 3; Omega 4.
Chris Di Giammarino 18 Brook St., Wakefield; Nickname: D.J.; Hero: My Father; Quote: You Savage; Activities: Talent Show 3, (Stage Mgr. 3); Football 4 (Varsity 4).
Walter Doucette 810 East St., Tewksbury; Nickname: Skip; Heroes: Moe, Larry and Curly; Activities: Spanish Club 3, (Sec.Treas. 4).
John G. Drossos 2 Park Dr., Burlington; Nickname: Dross; Heroes: Moe, Larry and Curly; Quote: Get Lost, Will Ya!; Activities: Football 1,2; Wrestling 2,3; Street Hockey 1,2,3,4; Ecology Club 2; Tennis Club.
Robert J. Dunlavey 7 Fairmount St., Lowell; Activities: Cross Country 1; Track 1; Tennis Club 4; Classics Club 2; Math Club 2; Russian Club 2,3,4; Journalism Club 2; Honors Help Club 3,4; A.P.H.R.S. 2; Legend 2,3,4, (News Editor 3, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4) ; Class President 3; Class Delegate 4; Orientation Committee, Chairman 4; Blackfriars 1,2,3; Business Mgr. 3; Writers Club, Sec. 2; Awards: Quill and Scroll 3,4; National Honors Society 3,4; N.E.D.T. Certificate 1,2; Auxilium Latinum (Superior Merit).
Richard Dunn 71 George Ave., Wilmington; Nickname: Spaceman; Hero: Thomas Eagleton; Quote: Oh, Pucky; Activities: Football 1,2, (J.V. 2) Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Softball 4.
Barry Fiorenza 8 Morgan Ave., Stoneham; Hero: Cheech and Chong; Activities: Football, Pin 1; Remembered For: Not A Damn Thing.
Michael J. Fraser Old Neck Rd., Manchester.
Wayne Gabaree 33 Lawndale Rd., Stoneham; Nickname: The Boss; Hero: Harvest Moon; Favorite Quote: I am only kidding you a Activities: Outdoor Sport and Ecology Club 2 (Treasurer 2); Intramural Hockey 2,3; Stoneham Hockey 1; Stoneham Soccer 1; The Linguini Family 3.
Robert L. Gagnon Jr. 157 Endicott St., Lowell; Nickname: Bob; Hero: Porky Pig; Activities: Explorers 2,3; CYO; Football 4.
Mark D. Gallagher 3 Edith Dr., Tewksbury; Nickname: Lion; Activities: Explorers 1; Intramural Basketball 4.
Mark Giarrusso 284 High St., Lawrence; Activities: Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1.
Sterling B. Giles 377 Boston Rd., Billerica; Nickname: J. Geils; Hero: A.S. Neill; Favorite Quote: Think things, not words. Activities: Russian Club 3,4.
Jon Graham, Jr. 198 Old Billerica Rd., Bedford; Nickname: Vanya; Hero: Lydia Vasilovna; Favorite quote: Very SFA. Activities: Blackfriars 1,2; Student Council Rep. 2; Folk Group 2,4; Russian Club 2,3,4, (Publicity Director 4); Omega 4 (Faculty Director 4).
Edward T. Greer 56 Tercentennial Dr., Billerica; Nickname: Ed; Hero: Frank Cannon; Favorite Quote: Nitsa setib gab.
George W. Griffin 36 Ridgewood Rd., Concord; Nickname: Griff; Activities: Football 1; Softball 1,2,3.
James F. Griffin 6 Gloria Cir., Burlington; Nickname: Big Time; Hero: Vince Lombardi; Favorite Quote: Don’t trust man who doesn’t drink. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4, (Varsity Letter 3,4); Intramural Hockey 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, (Varsity Letter 3,4); Baseball 1,2,3,4, (Varsity Letter 3,4).
Mark J. Griffin 6 Gloria Cir., Burlington; Nickname: Griff; Hero: James West; Favorite Quote: No thanks, I’m driving. Activities: Sport and Ecology Club 3; Class Rep. 2; Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Intramural Hfockey 2,3; Intramural Basketball 4; Penical Parking Club; Linguini Family 3.
William F. Handley Jr. 17 Boisvert Rd., Tewksbury; Nickname: Froggie; Hero: Pat McGroin; Favorite Quote: Ne-Deep. Activities: Russian Club 1; APHRS 1,2,3; Outdoor Sports and Ecology Club 2, (Secretary 2); Explorers 2,3,4, (Treasurer 4); Soccer 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball manager 1; Tewksbury Fishing Club; Tewksbury Cow and Pasture Club; The Linguinie Family, Penical Parking Club; Blue Crab Food Fighting Team; Basketball Letter 1. Remembered for being a neet, clean, and religious gentilman.
Kevin F. Harkins 176 Starr Ave., Lowell; Nickname: Harks; Hero: Norman Rothschild; Favorite Quote: The pen is mightier than the sword, but the eye is mightier still. Activities: Legend 2, 3,4, (Photography Editor 4); NSPA Photography Award. Kent G. Hedrick 18 Lowell St., Andover; Nickname: Head; Hero: Jimmy Hoffa. Activities: Chess 3; Ski Club 1,2; Tennis Club 4; Softball 1,2; Street Hockey 1,2,3. Gerard R. Hoar 126 Forest St., Stoneham; Activities: Ski Club 1; Tennis Club 4; Intramural Softball 4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4, (Captain 3).
Charles J. Hogan 320 Akdale Rd., Wilmington; Nickname: Mouse #2; Hero: Mouse #1; Favorite Quote: squeak. Activities: Football manager 2; Baseball manager 1; Ski Club 3; Track 2.
Peter N. Houhoulis Jr. Glen Meadow Rd., Andover; Nickname: Greek; Hero: Born Loser; Favorite Quote: Do unto others, before they do unto you. Activities: Soccer 4.
Christopher Hulse 32 Morrison Rd., Wakefield; Activities: Russian Club 2,3,4, (vice pres. 4); Outdoor Sport and Ecology Club 2,3; Legend 3,4; Tennis Club 4; Intramural Basketball 4.
Daniel C. Hurley II 34 Dudley St., Reading; Nickname: Danno; Hero: Herr General Field Marshall Erwin Johannes Eugen Rommel; Favorite Quote: I rack my brains out night and day to find a way: E.R. Activities: Blackfriars 1,2,3; Legend 3,4, (Business manager 4); Spanish Club 3,4, (Secretary 3); Outdoor Sport and
Ecology Club 2, (Secretary 2); Russian Club 2,3; Folk Group 2, 4; YMCA; Explorers Youth ARC.
Sean P. Kelley 83 Cary Ave., Lexington; Nickname: Jethrow Kell; Hero: The Three Stooges; Favorite Quote: Hey Man. Activities: Football 3,4, (Varsity Letter 4) ; Track 3.
William F. Kiely 48 Skelton Rd., Burlington; Nickname: Enforcer; Hero: James Taylor; Favorite Quote: Magnum come loaded or don’t come at all. Activities: Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Class; Football 1,2,3,4, (Varsity Letter 3,4); Track 2,3,4, (Varsity Letter 3,4); Baseball 1; Intramural Wrestling 3,4; Intramural Hockey 3,4; The Linguini Family.
Greg Larsen Old Neck Rd., Manchester; Nickname: Agile Greg; Hero: Bugs Bunny; Favorite Quote: God Bless America. Activities: Football 1; Ski Club; Ski Team 1,2,3,4, (Varsity Letter 2); Softball 4. Remembered for The Big Mack, Speedy Larsen Fight of the Century.
David M. Leverone 80 Glen Rd., Wilmington; Activities: Wilmington Youth Hockey.
Scot Lightbown 50 Friend St., Wakefield; Nickname: Lu; Hero: Mr. Natural; Favorite Quote: setib seod nitsA. Activities: Ski Team 2,3,4; (Varsity Letter) . Stoke-a-z.
Kenneth Lohrey 80 Eunice Cir., Wakefield.
John Thare MacDonald 73 Yale St., Winchester; Nickname: Thare he goes; Hero: Donald Duck the Great. Activities: Blackfriars 1; Explorers 1; Football 1,3; Cross Country 2; Track 1,2, (Varsity Letter 2); Basketball 2,3. Sleepwalking through the halls.
Mark Joseph MacDougall 2 Dickson Rd., Woburn; Nickname: Fascist; Hero: Theodore Roosevelt; Favorite Quote: What d’you care? Activities: Track 1; Cross Country 2; Legend 1,2,3,4, (Assoc. Editor-Photography 3, Editor-in-Chief 4); Explorer Post 706 1,2,3,4, (Secretary 3, President 4); Blackfriars 1,2,3; Football Game Films 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 2; Varsity Scholar 3; Writers Club 2; Quill and Scroll Society 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; NEDT Certificate 1,2; CDG All Star Cast 3. James Grant MacLellan 635 North St., Tewksbury; Nickname: MacLell; Favorite Quote: Hang in There. Activities: Legend 1; GYOMEPARHRS We
David A. MacWilliam 8 Druid Hill Ave., Burlington; Nickname: Mac; Hero: Santa Claus; Favorite Quote: Hey man, What’s Happening. Remembered for The Parties I had.
Paul A. Maida 11 Cardinal Lane, Andover.
Robert V. Maida 11 Cardinal Lane, Andover.
Thomas B. Maida 11 Cardinal Lane, Andover.
Daniel Mazza Jr. 71 Mill St., Woburn; Nickname: Maz; Hero: Jack Nicklaus; Favorite Quote: Each man gets two educations— one given to him—the other he gives himself. Activities: Ski Club 1; Math Club 4; Legend 2,3,4, (News Editor 4); Blackfriars 2,3; National Honor Society; Football 1; Street Hockey 2; Golf Team 3,4; Ski Team 2,3,4, (Varsity Letter 2); NEDT Certificate 1,2; President-Massachusetts Association of Student Councils. Remembered for: Always willing to work and help.
John B. McGovern Steele St., Stoneham; Nickname: McGoy; Activities: Outdoor Sport and Ecology Club 1,2, (Vice Pres. 2); Oratory and Debate Club 3; Ski Club; Ski Team.
Edward Samuel Misk 18 Bay State Blvd., Peabody; Hero: Wonder Woman; Quote: Well, who asked ya. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4, (Co-Cap. 4); Baseball 4; Intramural Street Hockey 2,3,4; Intramural Softball 1,2.
Kevin P. Mullin 395 Trull Rd., Tewksbury; Nickname: Mull; Hero: Hugh Heffner; Activities: Winter Track 4; Spring Track 3,4; Youth E March.
Thomas E. Murphy 8 Beaver Brook Rd., Burlington; Nickname: Mother; Hero: Alice Cooper; Favorite Quote: Heavy Duty. Activities: Student Council 3,4; State Advisory Council; Hockey 2, 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Softball 3,4. Remembered As a lover not a fighter.
Theodore Nawn 61 Martha Ave., Tewksbury; Activities: Explorer’s Club, Astronomer’s Club; Football 4; Nickname: Ted; Hero Bubba Smith; Favorite Quote: Bet Ya Two To One; Remembered for: One of the biggest S.O.B.’s in the school.
John P. O’Connor 158 E. Foster St., Melrose; Activities: Outdoor Sports and Ecology Club 2, A.P.H.R.S. Explorers: Activity Officer, Outdoor Sports Club President; Awards: Medal for Sports Club 2: Nickname: Oak; Remembered for Junior year with Mr. Wheeler.
Kevin M. Parziale 400 Name St. Saugus; Sports: Softball 2; Swim Team 2; Extra Austin Prep; YMCA Swim Team; Nickname: Parz; Hero: Sherry Favorite Quote: Smuck; Remembered for Being the first kid out of school in the afternoon.
James L. Peters 16 Fairmeadow Road Wilmington; Activities: Chess Club 3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; Sports: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 4; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Intramural Street Hockey 2,3; Extra Austin Prep: Youth Hockey. Senior League Baseball: Awards: NEDT Certificate 1973, Math League Award 1972; Nickname: Twink.
Joseph F. Petrillo 165 Prospect St., Wakefield.
Roland F. Phillips, Jr. 196 Main St. Medford; Activities: I.D. Card Club 4. Honors Club 4; Explorers 2,3,4; Legend 3,4; Actiyity Officer; Class Representative 2,3; Class President 4; Legend Sports Editor 4; Sports: Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Softball 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Letter or Captain: Cross Country Captain 2,3,4; Track 2; Captain 3,4; Extra Austin Prep; CYO Basketball; Jr. Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee; Linguini Family; Awards: Gold Medal Explorer Olympics -the mile-3; Silver Medal Explorer Olympics the Y mile-3; 3 mile road race, 1st place 3; 5 mile road race 3rd place 3,4; ribbon from road races 2,3; Nickname: The Flash; Favorite Quote: Don’t Bust Mine; Remembered for: To break four track and cross country records.
Brian F. Quinn 59 Timberneck Drive Reading; Activity Officer, Class Representative 3; Sports: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Varsity Letter or Captain: Hockey, Baseball; Extra Austin Prep: Reading Youth Hockey; Nickname: Quinny; Hero: Superman; Favorite Quote: Oh My God; Remembered for: Always laughing.
Brendan C. Regan 54 Daniel’s St. Lowell; Activities: Spanish Club 3, NEDT Certificate 1; Nickname: Chico; Hero: Jimi Hendrix; Favorite Quote: But hate Economics; Remembered for: Having the most notebooks full of pictures.
Richard S. Ryan 2021 Main St., Concord; Activities: Sport and Ecology Club 2; Youth N.A.R.C. 3,4; Sports: Softball 1,2; Basketball 1; Street Hockey 3; Pantathelon 3; Hero: Mick Jagger; Favorite Quote: You got my money Griff?
Richard D. Saporito 1 Hanson Road Wilmington; Activities: A.P.H.R.S. Black Friars 2,3; Legend 3,4; Sports: Intramural Softball 2,3; Intramural Basketball 4.
Robert W. Scott Sawmill Road, Burlington; Extra Austin Prep: Appalachian Mountain Club; Nickname: Ernie; Hero: Henry David Thoreau; Favorite Quote: The proper function of men is to live, not exist. shall not waste my days in trying to prolong them—I shall use them.
Stephen T. Shannon 11 Hillsdale Ave., Burlington; Nickname: Shanana; Hero: Three Stooges; Favorite Quote: You Moron; Remembered for: A Gentleman and a Scholar.
William J. Sheehan 434 North St., Tewksbury; Activities: Ecology Club, Prep Club; Activity Officer: Ecology Club, Sargent At Arms 2; Extra Austin Prep: Prep Club; Nickname: Big Bill; Hero: Father Smith; Favorite Quote: Let’s get some beer; Remembered for: A regular fellow.
Brian A. Smith 16 Grant St., Stoneham; Activities: Science Club 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 1,2; Math League and Club 3,4; Explorers 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Omega 4; Sports: Wrestling 1,4, Street Hockey 1; Extra Austin Prep: Stoneham Chess Club 3; Stoneham Boys Club 3,4; Awards: Chess Club second place 3, first place High School Chess Tournament in Boston 3, Third place in Explorer’s Olympic Chess Tournament 3.
Bruce L. Solar 6 Dark Lane Peabody; Activities: Outdoor Sport and Ecology Club 2, Sports: Intramural Basketball 4; Extra Austin Prep United Synogogue Youth, Peabody Recreational Basketball, USY Basketball, YMCA; Hero: John Havilchek; Favorite Quote: Right? Remembered for: Being late almost every morning.
David D. Stevens Charme Road Tewksbury; Activities: Legend 1; Outdoor Sports and Ecology Club; Sports: Intramural Basketball 4; Extra Austin Prep: CYO Bowling League, Rod & Gun Club; Nickname: Friar; Hero: Aristotle Onassis; Remembered for: Being able to get along with everyone.
John F. Sullivan 89 Harvard St., Lowell; Activities: Ski Club. Explorers Club 2; Sports: Intramural Hockey. Softball; Nickname: Sull; Hero: Tricky Dick; Favorite Quote: Impeach Now, Far Out. Remembered for: The Circle.
Robert F. Swindlehurst 17 High St., Wakefield; Activities: Explorers 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 4; Omega 4; Legend 4; Extra Austin Prep: Most Blessed Sacrement C.Y.O., Most Blessed Sacrament Chi Rho Delegate, Melrose Y.M.C.A Leaders Club, Melrose Y.M.C.A. Day Camp Counsellor; Awards: YMCA Best day camp counsellor award ’71, ’72, Y.M.C.A. Leaders Training Week Award ’73; Nickname: Bob; Hero: Perry Mason; Favorite Quote: Justice is for all; not just those that can afford it; Remembered for: As an individual who one can rely upon for help if it was ever needed.
Kevin Thompson 167 Lebanon St., Melrose; Nickname: Key; Activities: Science Club 2,3,4; Intramural Hockey, 2; Cross Countryst
Richard J. Tillery Thompson St., Woburn; Activities: Chess Club 3; Outdoor Sports and Ecology Club 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Astronomy Club 4; Sports: Intramural Basketball 4; Nickname: Boom Boom; Hero: Alvin Lee.
Jonathan C. Webb 61 Rivercliffe Road, Lowell; Activities: Spanish Club 3,4; Outdoor Sport 3,4; Journalism Club, Science Club 3,4: Omega 2,3,4; Photography 2; N.H.S. 4; Black Friars 1,2,3; Math Club 1,2,3; The legend 2,3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Activity Officer: Spanish Club Treasurer 3; Co-President 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Omega Co-Editor 4; Sports: Intramural Street Hockey 2,4; Softball 4; Awards: NEDT Certificate 1,2; Quill and Scroll Society 3,4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Who’s Who 3,4; Nickname: Jon; Hero: Archibald Cox; Favorite Quote: You All————
James Welling 14 Fay St., Wilmington; Activities: Ecology Club; Nickname: Jim; Hero: Al the Janitor; Favorite Quote: Let’s Go; Remembered for: Gentleman and Scholar.
Bryce F. Wightman 13 Paul St., Burlington; Activities: Chess Club, Bowling Team.
Donald J. Yasi 30 Hancock Road, Wakefield; Activities: Russian Club 12, Explorer Post 706 1,2,3,4; Outdoor Sports and Ecology 2,3; Black Friars 1,2,3; APHRS 1,2,3; Activity Officer: Explorers Secretary 3; Vice President 4; Liaison Board 2; Class Representative 3; Nickname: Don; Hero: Tina Turner.
Alfred Yebba 19 Prospect St., Wakefield; Sports: Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1; Intramural Softball 4; Intramural Basketball 4; Extra Austin Prep: Babe Ruth Baseball Wakefield; Awards: Freshman letter Baseball, Basketball, Football, J.V. letter Baseball, Basketball; Nickname: Al; Hero: Batman; Quote: Rats A Remembered for: Myself.
Dedication of The 1974 Omega In Memory Of
William Michael Kelly Class of 1974
7 Parsons Avenue
Saugus, Massachusetts
Born: January 9, 1956
Died: February 24, 1973
GOLD MEDAL PATRONS
THE FRIENDS OF AUSTIN
Dr. & Mrs. Arthur H. Gibs
MEDAL PATRONS
Rommel”
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Webb
BENEFACTORS
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Solar
Mr. & Mrs. David K. Gramling Charles News Agency
Austin Prep Spanish Club
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Dee
SPONSORS
Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Swindlehurst
Ray Parker, Inc.
Austin Prep Chess Club
Mr. & Mrs. Vito W. Adamo, Jr. & Son
Fisher Jewelry Willis Pharmacy
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