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The 1976 OMEGA is a product of students, by students, for students. We hope that you will enjoy this brief look at our life and times here at Austin Prep, set in the framework of a remembracnce of the Americana highlights of this bicentennial year.
Paul Bovitz Editor-in-Chief David K.Gramling Faculty Moderator
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Administration
Rev. Robert A. Walsh, O.S.A. Headmaster
B.A. Merrimack College, GRDUATE STUDIES: M.A. Augustinian College, M.A. Fairfield University, SUBJECTS: Religion III
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Mr. Thomas T. Enright Dean of Studies
Chairman Math Department
B.A. Salem State College, GRADUATE STUDIES: University of Lowell, SUBJECTS: Algebra I, Modern Algebra I Honors, Introductory Calculus, ACTIVITIES: Basketball Coach, A.P.H.R.S,
Ground Control to Major Tom.
Mr. Frank Enfanto Dean of Students
B.A. Salem State College, GRADUATE STUDIES: Salem State College, SUBJECTS: Modern Algebra I Honors, Algebra I, Special Functions/Analytic Geometry, ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball, Coach J.V. Basketball
One more time Iges, just one more time. use this instead of a hockey stick.
Mr. O.R. Bellerose Business Manager
Mrs. Ruth Doliber Registrar
Religion And Guidance
Mr. Francis W. Buckley Jr.
Mr. Larry V. Guidetti Director of Pupil Personel Assistant Director of Guidance
B.A., M.A. Boston College, GRADUATE STUDIES: Salem
A.B. Providence College, GRADUATE STUDIES: WestState College, SUBJECTS: Religion I field State College, Salem State College, SUBJECTS: College Review Math, Modern Algebra I, ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball, Class of 1977, Freshman Basketball Coach, Assistant Frosh Football Coach
Rev George R. Morgan, O.S.A. Chairman Religious Studies Department Chaplain
B.A. Merrimack College, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A. Augustinian College, SUBJECTS: Religion
I,1,111,1V, ACTIVITIES: Advisor, Student Advisory Council
How about tonight, big boy?
Math
Mr. Timothy Butler
B.S. Tufts University, GRADUATE STUD-
IES: Northern Arizona University, SUB-
Mr. Charles Nicotra JECTS: Modern Geometry, Algebra II,
Modern Aigeora I,II and Trig., Plane Geometry, ACTIVITIES:Class of 1976 Team
Rev. Robert Turnbull, O.S.A. Athletic Director
B.A. Villanova University, GRADUATE STUDIES: MSS. Villanova University, M.A. Augustinian College, SUBJECTS: Religion I, Special/Funcions, ACTIVITIES: Friends of Austin Athletic Committee, Frosh Football Coach
Mr. Richard Descoteaux
A.B. Salem State College, SUBJECTS: Modern Algebra II], Modern Geometry, College Review Math, Statistics, ACTIVITIES: Intramural Tennis
Mr. Albert P. Oliveira Jr.
B.S. Lowell Technological Institute, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A.T. Salem State College, SUBJECTS: P.S.S.C. Physics, Algebra I, Modern Geometry Honors, ACTIVITIES: Golf Coach
B.A. Villanova University, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A. Augustinian College, SUBJECTS: Modern Biology, Comparative Anatomy, Religion III, ACTIVITIES: Explorers, Student Council, Drivers Ed., Soccer Club, Ski Team
Mr. John McCarthy
B.A. Merrimack College, GRADUATE STUDIES: Boston State College, SUBJECTS: Modern Biology, Biology, Marine Biology, ACTIVITIES: Aquarium Club, Science Club, Ping Pong Club
I’m going to write my barber a nasty letter.
Mr. Arthur Ruggles
B.S. Northeastern University, SUBJECTS: U.S. His-
Dr. David J. Boschetto
B.S. Tufts University, GRADUATE STUDIES: PH.D tory, Health and Physical Education, ACTIVITIES: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, SUBJECTS: Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Hockey Coach Chemistry Study, Advanced Chemistry, ACTIVITIES: Science Club, Ping Pong Club
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I’ve only just begun.
It’s been a tough day, it really has.
Mr. Thomas McDonough
B.S. Lowell State College, GRADUATE STUDIES: Juris Doctor, Suffolk Law School, SUBJECTS: Chemistry Study, ACTIVITIES: Intramural Track Pentathalon, Assiatant Cross Country Coach, Assistant Indoor Track Coach, Spring Track Coach
Foreign Languages
Mr. William R. Lallas
B.A. Boston College, SUBJECTS: Spanish II, French I, ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club
Mr. Roger F. Stone
Chairman Foreign Languages Department
A.B. Holy Cross College, GRADUATE STUDIES: Trinity College, SUBJECTS: Latin I, IL,I1I,1V, Ancient and Medieval History, ACTIVITIES: Junior Classicle League, Foreign Language Society
Whostole my camera?
Mr. Robert P. Hennessy
B.A. Boston College, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A. University of Massachusetts, Amherst, SUBJECTS: Russian I,II,II1,1V, French I, Modern European Litrature, ACTIVITIES: Russian Club, French Club, Foreign Language Society
Student Guard 2, 4; Student Council Representative 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honors Club 2, 4; Letterman’s Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Golf 3, 4.
Welcome Back Kotter
Mr. Gary E. Mackiewicz
B.A. Yale University, GRADUATE STUDIES: Yale University, Harvard University, SUBJECTS: French [II III,IV, ACTIVITIES: French Club, Foreign Language Society
JAMES PHILIP DOWD 74 Sargent Street
Lawrence, Massachusetts
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4, Co-
Captain 4; Public Speaking 1; Ski Club 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 4; Biology Club 4; Student Council, Representative 2, Class Vice President 3, 4; Yearbook, Omega, Senior Editor 4; Student Guard 4; Prom Committee
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JOHN FRANCIS McCARTHY 30 Leighton Street
Medford, Massachusetts
Cross Country 2; Biology Club 2, 4; Intramurals 2; Explorers 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. Band 1, 2.3:
English
Mr. George M. Miller Chairman English Department Director of Student Activities Librarian
A.B. Merrimack College GRADUATE STUDIES: Boston College, SUBJECTS: British Literature, Religion I, ACTIVITIES: Legend, Cheerleaders, Faculty Liason, Friends of Austin
Mr. Stephen R. Miller
B.A. Elmira College, SUBJECTS: Composition, Western World Literature, American Literature, ACTIVITIES: Literary Magazine
Mr. James P. Dowd
B.A. Holy Cross College, SUBJECTS: Review English/Communications, Language Arts II, ACIVITIES: Photography Club, Ski Team, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach
Mr. James McConnell B.A. Boston College, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A. Boston College, SUBJECTS: Directed Readings, Modern History
“Reading Rust”
Mr. Mark P. Murray
B.A. Framingham State College, GRADUATE STUDIES: New England School of Law, SUBJECTS: Business Law, Language Arts I, Ameri can Literature, ACTIVITIES: Exlporers
Mr. Frank McCarthy
B.A. Boston State College, SUBJECTS: Language Arts I,Il, Types of Literature, ACTIVITIES: Scuba Club
B.S. Salem State College, SUBJECTS: Language
Arts I,11, ACTIVITIES: Art Club
Mr. Laurent Rybicki
Social Studies
Mr. David K. Gramling Chairman Social Studies Department
B.A. Villanova University, GRADUATE STUD- IES: M.A. University of Illinois, SUBJECTS: U.S. History A.P., Economic Principles, Politics, Political Science, Business Law, ACTIVITIES: Omega Editorial Board
Mr. Dennis Murphy
B.A. Springfield College, GRADUATE STUDIES: Boston State College, SUBJECTS: Sociology/Psycology, World Geography
Mr. Charles L. McCarthy
A.B. Boston College, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.ED. Boston Teachers College, SUBJECTS: American Government, French II, Ancient and Medieval History, ACTIVITIES: Current Events Club
Very Rey. Arthur Smith, O.S.A. Prior of the Augustinian Community
B.A. Villanova University, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A. Villanova University, SUBJECTS: U.S. History Religion I], ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Honors Help Club
Mr. Vito W. Adamo Jr.
B.A. Salem State College, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A. Northeastern University, SUBJECTS: U.S. History Honors, Modern History, ACTIVITIES: Intramural Softball, Stamp Club
Mr. David Hoffses
B.S. Bentley College, GRADUATE STUDIES: University of Lowell, Salem State College, Boston State College, SUBJECTS: Typing, Business Law, Accounting, Economic Pinciples
Where Have All The Teachers Gone?
Mr. John McMahon
Rev. Charles B. Howard
Mr. Joseph M. McCarthy
Rey. Jeffrey R. Turczn, O.S.A.
Mr. James D. O’Connor, O.S.A.
Mr. Charles M. Brain
Mr. Garry W. Milsop
Miss Mary Ellen Halstead
Mr. Fernando Arango
Miss Nancy M. Warner
Give me what I want and I’ll get you in good with the Big Guy.
Mrs. Dorothy Costello
Mrs. Eleanor Fucarile. Main Office Main Office
Mrs. Joan Connaughton Development Office
Dear God, let it work.
Mrs. Estelle Kublin ( Business Office
Mrs. Linda Bellerose Cougar Shop
Mrs. Terry O’meara Business Office
This way to Muscle Beach.
“Do you really expect me to believe that?”
Mrs. Ella Hubbard, Mrs. Pearl Malphrus, Mrs. Marilyn Gilbert, Mrs. Kay Ciampa, Mrs. Evelyn Murphy, and Mrs. Annette Flanagan
Mr. Andy Allain
Mr. Albert McSheffrey
Club Day
Russian Club
The Russian Club, under the guidance of Mr. Hennessy, has traditionally been one ofthe most active clubs at Austin. Among the activities this year are: attending the Soviet Circus, eating in a Russian restaraunt, and a trip to Russia is now being planned.
FRONT ROW: Karl Frost, Steve McQuade, Bill Pierce, Matt Evangelista, Mike Passamonte, Fred Poznick, Tom Wright. MIDDLE ROW: John Perry, Chris Pierce, Steve Galvin, Robert Kowalchik, Alan Dillingham, Bill Bartley, Don Campbell, Al Letizio. BACK ROW: Tom Lavrakas, Sean McCarthy, Michael Martin, Paul Chotkowski, Richard Woodlock, Chuck McQuade.
Russian Club Officers: Sec.-Treas. Mike Passamonte, Comrade Vladimir Lenin, Vice-Pres. Bill Pierce, President Matt Evangelista. Boarding Hennessy’s Yacht.
French Club
The French Club, moderated by Mr. Mackiewicz and Mr. Hennessy, had a very active year at Austin. Among the club's activities this year were a French Cheese Party, a Christmas Party and a trip to a French restaurant in Boston. The club again held successful trips to Quebec and to Paris.
Monsieur lle conseilleur.
FRONT ROW: Mark Bingle, Mike Barry, John Lamb, Greg Pugh, John Mansour, David Adamy, Mike Connielly, Stephen Marsh, Brian Pitts, Alan Keane. MIDDLE ROW: Jean-Paul Gauthier, Bill Bartley, Charles Gray, no name, Barry Russo, Larry Thiel, Patrick McNamara, Bernard Zerfas, Brian McMaster.
Officers: Paul Bovitz, (sec.), Matt Evangelista, (pres.). Missing is Gerry Cunningham, (v.p.)
Spanish Club
The Spanish Club, headed by Mr. William Lallas, provides it’s members with a chance to use their newly acquired language skills. Activities include visits to Spanish restaraunts, and they are now in the process of planning a trip to Spain.
Italian Club
The Italian Club, moderated By Mrs. Marie Brako, offers a program of social and cultural events aimed at acquainting the Students with the peoples and customs of Italy.
Some of the Spanish Club members: John Bowers, Michael O’Sullivan, Ron Tassinari, Dave Lemire, Sorry Pal, Mark Beatrice, Moderator Mr. Lallas.
Some Italian Club members: Tom Ferraro, Joseph Bellone, Gregory Monsey, Alan Capodanno, Roy Jack, Harry See, John Lucci, Robert Zanni.
Foreign Language Society members putting together the club’s newsletter.
Foreign Language Society
The Foreign Language Society, moderated by Mr. Stone and Mr. Hennessy, is composed of foreign language students who have an in-depth knowledge of the language they are studying. The purpose of the group is to produce “The Forum”, Austin’s foreign language literary magazine.
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“Let’s keep this a soft-core newsletter.”
Mooney, Duncan MacQueen, Mark Barret, Jim Paul Bovitz, Joll Mutchier, Patrick Mystem, Gerard McQuade.
FRONT ROW: Phillip Arcidi, Eugene Isotti, John Bowers, Larry Norman. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Graham, Al Letizio, Joe Gibeau. BACK ROW: Cunningham, Mark Bergeron, Chuck
“Think he can draw an elephant?”
Junior Classical League
This year, the Junior Classical League, under the direction of Mr. Stone, participated in many activities involving the art and culture of classical Rome and Greece.
Art Club
The Art Club, headed by Mr. Rybicki, is made up of a small group of artistic students who add to other clubs activities by contributing announcements, posters, and decorations upon request.
BACK ROW: Tom Laurakas, Jim Kelley, Jim Mooney, Carl Parlegreco. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Stone(moderator), Phil Arcidi, Bryan O'Sullivan, Jim Lee, John Grande, Jay Maloney, Paul Chotkowski. FRONT ROW: Jim Fitzgerald(Pres.), John Carroll, George Goulas, Barry Fitzgerald, Fausto Garcia, Brian Kelley, Shawn Kelly, David Pulson. HOLDING VILLA: John Wells and Alan Dillingham.
TOP ROW: Dan Martin, Dennis McCarthy, Richard Hanke, Carl Parlegreco. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Thompson, Steve Pantalone, John Reese. BOTTOM ROW: Phil Arcidi, Bill McLaughlin.
Chess Club
The Chess Club, moderated by Mr. Butler, has one of the largest enrollments in the school. Members learn to improve their game through experience in real competition with other chess clubs in the area.
“T have to make my move before I lose it!”
FRONT ROW: Tom Kehn, John Murphy, Pat Comes, Pat Goes, Bob Purcell, Brian Watson, Tony Carillo, Sigfried Monis, Warren Azevedo, Steve Thiebue. BACK ROW: Ed Dombrowski, Sam Trodella, Al Letizio, Dave Adame, Carl Parlagreco, Fred Bretweiser, Igor Emilanoff, John Blottman, Ken Peters, Steve Potter, Sorry Pal.
Chess Club in action.
Aquarium Club
The Aquarium Club, under the direction of Mr. John McCarthy, is comprised of students with an interest in marine biology. It provides knowledge of the basics behind the breeding, maintaining, and caring of tropical fish, and the setting up of fish tanks.
Literary Club
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom O’Brien, Mike Conneilley, Frank McGonhele, Spencer DeNapoli, Warren Azevedo.
The Literary Club is a group of students who are interested in journalism.
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Graham, Mr. Steven Miller, the moderator, Bob Day, Carl Parlegreco.
Honors Help Club
The Honors Help Club, headed by Fr. Smith O.S.A., provides assistance to students who are experiencing academic difficulties.
FRONT ROW: Eugene Isotti, Paul Capucci, Joseph Diabise, Dan Jenitis, Joe Arcidi. MIDDLE ROW: Fr. Smith, Roger Kochis, Jim Graham, Matt Evangelista, Paul Capua, Larry Norman, John Lucci, Bob Day, Chris Pierce. BACK ROW: Frank Nagle, Brian Dunlavey, Jason Smith, Joe Coneeny, John Fitzgerald, Steve Potter.
National Honor Society
The National Honor Society, under the direction of Fr. Smith, consists of students elected by the faculty for their outstanding qualities of leadership, scholarship, service, and character.
FRONT ROW: Fr. Smith, Matt Evangelista, Joseph Gibeau, Eugene Isotti, Joseph Coneeny, Kevin Callahan. BACK ROW: Bob Doherty, Paul Teague, Chuck Gaudet, Jon Land, Paul Bovitz, Mike Clarke, Mark Bergeron. Missing is Charlie Antetomaso.
Current Events Club
The Current Events Club, moderated by Mr. Charles McCarthy, meets periodically to discuss day to day events such as: politics, sports, and people in the news.
Astronomy Club
The Astronomy Club, under the direction of Mr. Mark Murray, provides its members with knowledge of the stars and planets. Some of the club’s activities include visits to the Museum of Science Planetarium, and observations by members using their own telescopes.
FRONT ROW: Mike Barry, Mike Carillo, Albert Jefferson, Alan Dillingham. BACK ROW: Mark Bingel, Karl Frost, Sean McCarthy, John McQuaid, Mr. McCarthy.
Seated are John Wells, Ken Lundstrom, Mike Tipping, Roy Luther, John Land, Peter Vanderbilt, Phil Arcidi. Missing are James Mooney and Rich Scire.
Explorer Post 706
Explorers Post 706, moderated by Fr. Johnson, again held a wide variety of activities of student interest. The club reopened the EPot, a snackbar in its second year at Austin. The revenue obtained from this, along with club dues, were used to finance many activities such as camping trips, trips to the YMCA, and ski trips, including a Feb. vacation trip. The club again plans to go on a major trip when school is out.
Last year’s activities included a trip to Colorado.
Some members are: John Bentubo, Gerry Cunningham, Dan Cronin, Ron Piccone, Bill O’Donnell, John Canney, Mark Loiselle, Chuck McQuade, Matt Evangelista, Matt Robichaud, Charlie Antetomaso, and Joe Coneeny.
Explorer Officers: Don Greenlaw (sec.), Jon Land (pres.), Don Kelley (v.p.), Paul Boyitz (sec. treas.), and Pete Vanderbilt (v.p.)
Student Government Student
Council
The Student Council, moderated by Father Arthur Johnson O.S.A. is composed of students elected by their fellow students to positions on the council. The Student Council strives to have a voice in school policies and affairs. Among the activities of the council this year, was a fund raising campaign for the new baseball field.
SITTING: Tom Woodford, Sec. Treas.; Ken McKee, President; John Shea, Vice President; STANDING: Chris Murphy, Sophomore Delegate; Don Kelley, Senior Delegate; Jim Lindsay, Junior Delegate.
President of the Student Council, Ken McKee, addresses student body
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Senior Class Officers
Sophomore Class Officers
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President Bob Doherty, President Leo. Govoni, Sec Treas. Mike Sweeney.
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President Paul Rienzo, President Jim Parolin, Sec. Treas. Paul McAuliffe.
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President
Mike McAuliffe, President Paul Capucci, Sec. Treas. Paul Tucker.
fie Legend
The Legend, the school newspaper, under the guidance of Mr. George M. Miller, strives to increase its members’ experience in the field of journalism. Its main activity is the periodical publishing of a newspaper.
Legend Editors: Eugene Isotti, Sports Editor, Steve Galvin, Assoc. Features Editor, Chris Kiley, Photography Editor, Matt Evangelista, Editor-in-Chief, Chuck McQuade, Sports Editor, Jim Ferriaoli, Business Manager, Larry Norman, Assoc. News Editor, Jeff Bell, Editor-in-Chief, Ernest Campolini, Office Manager. Missing are Paul Bovitz and Mike Connaughton, News Editors, and Steve Finnegan, Features Editor.
Legend editors Paul Bovitz, Chuck McQuade, and Matt Evangelista, busy laying “So you wanna sign up, eh?” out the newspaper.
Student Trainers
This club is newly formed this year and consists of mainly freshman and sophomores. Its purpose is to constantly build on the evergrowing Athletic Training program at Austin. These students participate in the Athletic Program by acting as student trainers for the various athletic teams, and at the end of the year receive awards for their past duties. This club, headed by Peter Paicos looks very promising.
Coin Club
FRONT ROW: Jim Flavin, Steve Marsh, Tom Gallagher, Tom Ferraro, Michael Foam. BACK ROW: Tom Luther, Al Butler, Jason Smith, Jim Kelley, James Keohene, Mike O’Sullivan.
The Coin Club, moderated by Fr. Johnson and Mr. McCarthy gives students a forum in which they can buy and sell coins. Tom O’Brien and Blaize Conte trading coins with Father Johnson.
A.P.H.R.S.
The A.P.H.R.S., the school spirit group, under the guidance of Mr. Thomas Enright, strives to instill among the student body a strong feeling of attachment to the school. Its 80 active members try to attend all school functions and sports events.
Chances are you’re in it.
The Rabble!
Scuba Club
The Scuba Club, now in its second year at Austin, is moderated by Mr. John McCarthy, Father Johnson O.S.A. and Mr. Frank McCarthy. This club consists of certified scuba divers who meet to discuss the sport of diving and the various techniques. The club also sponsors many diving trips for their members.
Track Club
The Track Club headed by Mr. Thomas McDonough, is an effort to interest students in track who ordinarily wouldn’t participate on a varsity level. It also offers varsity trackmen a chance to sharpen their skills.
Mr. Frank McCarthy, Bob Paolino, Alan Silva, Cliff Simoneau, Tom Wright, Bill Dufton, Mike Debethencourt, Mike Scire.
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Peralta, Chris Omera, Larry Norman, Edward Coyne, Jason Smith, Chris Fusta, Brad Beane, Marc Helmet Thomas.
“Hell, I don’t know, I’m just the editor.”
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PAUL BOVITZ EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
STEVE MAGEIRA SPORTS EDITOR
CHUCK MCQUADE ACTIVITIES EDITOR
JOHN PERRY SENIORS EDITOR
RICH SCIRE FACULTY EDITOR
PETE GENOVESE UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR
MR. DAVIDGRAMLING MODERATOR
STAFF
BOB DOHERTY
MATT EVANGELISTA
AL LETIZIO
DAN CRONIN
PETE VANDERBILT
JOESHANNON
EUGENE ISOTTI
DENNIS MCCARTHY
STEVE THOMSON
BRETT COSTA
THOMAS CARR
CLOCKWISE: Rich Scire, Chuck McQuade, Dennis McCarthy, Chris Kiley, Mr. David Gramling, Moderator, John Perry, Pete Genovese, Steve Mageira, and Paul Bovitz (SEATED).
Intramural Softball
The Champion “Balls.” Where’s the mascot?
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“Bye! ... Scire, get out of our picture!”
“Hi again!”
UNDER CLASSMEN
Freshmen
A fish and chips.
Just think, only three more years.
FRONT ROW: Denis Buck, Paul Beckett, Dan Brocha, Alan Costello, Dave Armato. MIDDLE ROW;; Dave Ciampa, Louie Bonanno, Roger Cloutier, Alan Capodanna, Mike Barry. BACK ROW: Mark Bingel, Tony Carrillo, Brian Buckley, Dave Brown, Ed Busby.
FRONT ROW: Mike Beaver, Bruce Brozyna, John Cadigan, Lou Cella, Matt Burke. MIDDLE ROW: Glen Comfort, Joe Bellone, John Cummings, Greg Chotkowski, Greg Burns. BACK ROW: Mike Connelly, John Amorault, Paul Bracken, Tim Cronin, John Clarke.
I don’t know the words but I’ll hum it.
FRONT ROW: Jim Gallagher, Wally Ferrara, Mike Field, Chris Graham, Tom Ferraro. BACK ROW: Tony Genovese, Mike Godfrey, Mike Grimley, Jim Flavin, Karlton Frost.
FRONT ROW: Chris Fusto, Mike Fleming. MIDDLE ROW: Doug Finnegan, George Goulas, John Gordon, Bob Forsyth, Jean-Paul Gauthier. BACK ROW: Jim Forbes, Mike Geary, Paul Flynn, Joy Geary.
FRONT ROW: Larry Dupont, Paul Degennaro, Dana Estlick. BACK ROW: Dan Donahue, Mike Drew, Tim Donova, Dave Desantis, Alan Dillingham.
Killing me softly with his song.
FRONT ROW: Paul Erikson, Brian Delaney, Tony Defranzo, Greg Davis, Dave Delisle. BACK ROW: Mark Doyle, Raymond Elicone.
M-m-m-m..
fresh
|FRONT ROW: Roy Jack, Dennis Kelley, Pete Hodges, John Hubbschman, Bill Laurendeau.
|MIDDLE ROW: Roy Luther, Joe Hogan, Phil MarCcotte, Jim Linnehan, Stephen Keohane.
{BACK ROW: John Hughes, Larry Indelicato, Herb Imbimbo, Sean Higgins, Joe Hanlon, Jim Lee.
tuna.
FRONT ROW: Henry Hoell, Keven Kidd, John Mansour, Louis Lapusata, Jim Linnehan, Greg Krekorian. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Keohane, Ray Keefe, Mike Kohm, Alan Keane, John Lamb. BACK ROW: Brian MacMaster, Al Jefferson, Steve Marsh, John Mahoney, Shawn Kelley, Bob Hatem.
FRONT ROW: Ed O’Mahoney, Greg Pugh, Fred Poznick, Kerry McCormick, Andy McNally. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Niedzinski, Chris Perry, Greg Mounsey, Jim Potter, Doug Neary. BACK ROW: Brian Pitts, Glen McKiel, Mike Peterson, Gary Miller, Chris Poole, Andy Parece.
FRONT ROW: Jim Norris, Stephen McQuade, Jim Robinson, Sean McCarthy, Jim Reagan. MIDDLE ROW: Don Pickette, Bill Rand, Mark Parolin, Chris O’Meara, Frank O’Connor. BACK ROW: John Perry, Nick Rizzo, Greg Mochi, John Middleton, John McQuaid, Joe Ogonowski.
Life at Austin is an exciting experience.
Whata lay up.
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FRONT ROW: Paul Tower, Bob Wilson, Kevin Yahnian, Bob Tierman. MIDDLE ROW: Gary See, Mike Trodella, Brian Watson, John Ward, George Scannel. BACK ROW: Mark Shipp, Bernie Zerfas, Art Shannon, Mike Zahreciyan.
FRONT ROW: Dick Scanlon, Larry Stafford, Bill Toner, Dave Sheehan. MIDDLE ROW:
Mike Smith, John Silver, Dave Walton, Jay Thiel, Bill Yetman. BACK ROW: Dick Woodlock,
Tony Zanni, Kevin Walsh, Dick Taylor.
Becoming Orientated
Becoming Corrupted
Sophomores
FRONT ROW: Al Butler, Paul Burns, John Crimmins, John Capua. MIDDLE ROW: John Bowers, Larry Beatrice, Paul Capucci, Dave Coleman, David Adamy. BACK ROW: Steven Clarke, Jim Callan, Mike Connely, Bill Bartley.
FRONT ROW: Bob Cunningham, Paul Chotkowski, John Blottman, Mike Amerault. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Barrett, Brendan Allen, Dave Brown, Phil Arnone, Blaize Conte. BACK ROW: Ray Capandano, Dave Capio, Bob Benthem, John Codie.
Dinsmore. MIDDLE: David Finnochiaro, Steve Foley, Mark Drossos, Patrick Goes, John Drugan. BACK: Craig Doherty, Jack Galvin, Joe Dibiase, Ron Fox, Michael DeBethencourt, William Gallagher.
FRONT ROW: Jim Forton, Igor Emlinau, John Going, Jim Dillon, John Gmelch, Eddy Dombrowski. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Donovan, John Grande, Dan DeSmorinas, Paul Graczyk, David Brown. BACK ROW: Bob Daprato, Mark Foley, Charlie Gray, David Forbes, Rich Desantis, David Grovina.
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TOP ROW: Mark A. LaForge, Phillip Johnson, Robert M. Kowalchik, David P. Lemire, James P. Knowlton. MIDDLE ROW: James E. Holland, Gregory Lyperides, Brian P. Kelley, Daniel J. Johndeis Jr., William M. Kelly Jr. BOTTOM ROW: Kenneth T. Keefe, Phillip Macmilan, Michael L. Judge, James W. Kelley, Steven A. Mangano, John R. Martin.
TOP ROW: Michael Martin, Steven J. Lacreta, John M. Kelly, Thomas G. Mansour, James P. Maloney III. MIDDLE ROW: James Hanafin, H. Lawrence Hansford Jr., Douglass Martyn, James Immerman, Michael Hopkins. BOTTOM ROW: Peter Hersee, Danial J. Martin, Christopher Lumenello, Timothy Hatch, John Lawler.
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A rewarding experience at Austin.
TOP ROW: James Orr, David Monis, Danial McCarthy, Brian Mills, David Pulson. MIDDLE ROW: Joeseph Richards, Richard Nove, Joeseph Parisi, Donald McLeod, Patrick McNamara. BOTTOM ROW: Michael O’Sullivan, Patrick O'Brian, H. Jeffrey Mulligan, Brian McGann, Steven Pantalone.
TOP ROW: Scot Murtaugh, David Routsis, Michael Nicolosi, Francis McGonogle, Francis Wagle, Thomas Richardson. MIDDLE ROW: Peter O’Brien, Joeseph Murphy, Robert Morse, Michael Porter, James Passmore. BOTTOM ROW: Michael McAuliffe, Christopher Murphy, William Pierce, Joel Mutchler, Charles Pangraze.
TOP ROW: Brendon Trainor, Gary Sheperd, William M. Welch, Tracy Sabella, William Winnet, Gary Spahl. MIDDLE ROW: Steven Sheldon, Kevin Wythe, Robert Sutherland, Thomas Welling, Harry See. BOTTOM ROW: Joseph Semeraro Jr., Stephen Thibeau, Robert Zanni, Michael Tipping, Lawrence Thiel, Paul Smith.
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TOP ROW: Ronald Zona, James A. Vieira, Timothy Tiernan, Stephen Theophanis, William Sanville, Scott Taylor. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Scire, Thomas Sullivan, Ralph Scaduto, Paul Tucker, Dennis Walton Jr. BOTTOM ROW: Danial Thompson, Jason Smith, John Wells, Jeffrey Stone, John Vanderbilt, John Stafford.
‘Make sure you get the cheeks!”
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“T’ll never make it to her house on time.”
“If she could only see me now.”
FRONT ROW: Mark Adduci, Phil Arcidi, Ron Bearse, Link Chadwell, Tom Carr. MIDDLE ROW: Don Campbell, Mike Burns, Red Coe, Steve Burke, Chip Bruce.
FRONT ROW: Pete Collins, Fred Bretwiser. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Campopiano, Brett Costa, Ted Copinger, Ed Coyne, John Carroll. BACK ROW: Mike Canty, Mark Beatrice, Larry Beaulieu.
“Tet’s not strech the issue... .”
FRONT ROW: Dick Donohue, Jeff Donovan, Mark Govoni, Dan Griffan, Bill Dutton. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Fitzgerlad, Steve Galvin, Rich Forsyth, Spence Flech, Jim Glocking. BACK ROW: Bob Day, Berny Grey, John Farina, Mark Gilson, Jim DonOhoe.
FRONT ROW: Mark Fiorenza, Fred Graham, John Eno, Bob Dutile. MIDDLE ROW: Frank Dimeo, Paul Drugan, Dan Green, Doug Gaffney, Spence Denapoli. BACK ROW: Brain Dunlavy, Rich Donohue, Ken Dipitro, Kevin Darragh, Tom Dunn.
Just a little Italian English...
FRONT ROW: Roger Kochis, Tom Lawler, Dan MacMaster, Bob Mi cMillon. MIDDLE
ROW: Franck Longo, Duncan MacQueen, Al Letizio, Jim Lindsy, D. Martin. BACK
ROW: Dave Johnson, Steve Heofling, Chris Herman, John Hanafin, John Holland.
The Apple Dumpling Gang.
Sports Carr. mam * Se
FRONT ROW: Don Hines, Martin Houlne, Lloyd MacLean, John Loughlin. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Lacy, Kev MacDougall, Bob Mallet, Brain Kenney, Rick Marcotte. BACK ROW: Steve Hoar, Tom Lavarkas, Chris Kiley, Ed Hastings, Rich Johnston.
FRONT ROW: Rich O'Neill, Carl Parlagreco, Steve Potter, Joe Olivera. MIDDLE ROW: Don Nardone, Larry Norman, Scott Price, Chris Pierce, Pete Paicos, Walt Pierce. BACK ROW: Dave Parrella, John O'Donnell, Ken Peters, Bob Murphy, Bill McLaughlin.
FRONT ROW: Patrick Nysten, Paul McAuliffe, Jim Parolin, Dan Quinn, Fred McKay, Kurt Myer, Mark McDermott. MIDDLE ROW: James Mooney, Ken McKee, John Murphy, Jim Michienzi, John O’Brien. BACK ROW: Bob Paolino, Jim Millerick, Dennis McCarthy, Byran O’Sullivan, Pete Olivier, Tom O’Brien.
Bear Down Teddy.
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No way this yearbook is going to be censored
“If you don’t like my singing wait °till you see my next act.”
FRONT ROW: Ken Russo, William W atts, John Sh MIDDLE ROW: Kenneth Sullivan, Charles Weher, Sam Trodella, John Ricci, Michael Scire. BACK ROW: Robert Richardson, Steven Sardella, Kevin Smith, Joseph Zarella, David Roberts.
” “T told you it would be a great act.
Come on don’t give me the cold shoulder, give me the other one.
“Strawberry Bank Forever”
Cheerleaders: Fall
“GimmeanA...”
LEFT ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Swymer, Kathy Jackson, Sue O’Donnell, Kathie Hill, Mary Lou Simmons. CENTER; BOTTOM: Suzanne Cox—Captain CENTER; TOP: Toni Miller—Co-Captain RIGHT ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Malonson, Debbie Arsenault, Janet Oliver, Marlene Bertone, Pam Gately.
Ron Piccone.
1975 Varsity Football Team: SITTING (LEFT TO RIGHT): John Donovan, Mike Clarke, Tommy Keon, Zen Mierzwa, Captain Ed Daley, Captain Chuck Gaudet, Captain Bruce Hanes, John Perry, Larry Comerford, Mark Loiselle. KNEELING: Dave Johnson, Dan Shannon, Peter Theophanis, Richard Erbetta, Bill Twohig, Brian Pacheco, Dave Bruno, Paul Teague, Leo Govoni, Ken DiPietro, Bob Mallett, Bill Christianson. STANDING: Bob Paolino, Ted Coppinger, Frank Longo, Dave Parella, Lloyd MacLean, Donald Kelley, Joe Finocchiaro, Kevin Hurley, Kevin Carroll, Nick DelTorto, Don Hines, Mark Govoni, Jim Walsh, Pete Collins. BACK ROW: Bill McLaughlin, Matt Bova, Jeff Donovan, Scott Price, Steve Burke, Daniel Griffin, Tony Santullo, Al Letizio, Rich Donovan.
Varsity Football
The 1975 Varsity Football Team did not quite measure up to the preseason expectations. The 4 wins, 5 loss record was good enough for a sixth place finish in the Merrimack Valley League, highlighted by mild upsets over Tewksbury and Billerica. The brightest spots in the season were Dave Bruno’s rushing records including a new league mark for longest run from scrimmage, and the selection of Ed Daley and Chuck Gaudet to the All-League All Star team.
Gaudet lets one go.
Bruno breaks loose.
PAP laine
No Larry, not here.
Bruno heads for a big gain.
He had smoke on that one!
Anticipation.
Don’t cry, Eddie.
Tri-Captains:
Bruce Hanes, Chuck Gaudet, Ed Daley.
Mierzwa fills the gap.
Varsity Coaches: SITTING: Jay Dowd, Head Coach Larry Klimas, Sandy Ruggles. STANDING: Tom McDonald, Billy Ludwig, Frank Jewitt.
FRONT ROW: Christopher Graham, Allan Costello, Stephen Marsh, George
Daniel
SECOND ROW: John Clark, James Kinneen, Mark Shipp, Allan Dillingham, Francis O’Connor, Glen Comfort, Greg Pugh, John Mansour, John McQuaid, James Norris. THIRD ROW: Coach Larry Guidetti, Michael Silva, John Middleton, Greg Mochi, Michael Fleming, James Perry, Michael Geary, Head Coach Jay Dowd, Coach Dave Hoffses. BACK ROW: Greg Chotkowski, Sean McCarthy, Richard Scanlon, Brian Hebert, Paul Flynn, Mathew Burke, Michael Beaver, Douglas Finnegan, Kevin Yahnian.
“So then what did she say?”
Scannell,
Donahue, James Keohane.
Finnegan carries.
FRONT ROW: Kevin Belanger, Bill Gallagher, Jim Glocking, Captain Kevin Callahan, Paul Rienzo, Blaize Conte, John Farina. SECOND ROW: Mike Coneely, Coach Bruce Lehane, Andy Parece, Mark Beatrice, Dan Johnedis, Mike Niedzinski, Fred Peralta, Mike Porter, Shawn Kelley, John Wells, Rich DeSantis, Jim Lindsay, Dave Adamy, Jason Smith, Bob Sutherland, Bob Morse, Al Jefferson, Assistant Coach Thomas McDonough, Bob Wilson. BACK ROW: Frosh Captain Joe Geary, Mike Connelly, Roy Luther, Dennis Buck, Dave DeSantis, Chris Perry, Bob Forsyth, Joe Hogan, Chris O’Meara. Missing are Bill O'Donnell, Mark McDermott, Mike Martin, Larry Norman, Greg Davis and Bob Tiernan.
Cross Country
The Home Stretch
Rienzo hits the track.
“Hi there,
“That was fast!”
“I know just how you feel.”
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Coach Bruce LaHane.
fella.”
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“Austin Prep Hockey in a word, AweVarsity Hockey some ...” This early season assessment appeared in the Boston Globe after the team had run up a nine game winning
“Captain
Charlie—over and out.” streak. After last season’s Eastern Mass. Finalist performance, much was expected of this Cinderella team, and they did not disappoint. The early highlight was a stunning 3-2 upset victory of defending state champion and arch-enemy Billerica. The only Division II game ever chosen for a Hockey Night in Boston broadcast, the star of the game was awarded to Co-Captain Goalie Steve Vasaturo. Heading for a repeat performance in the State Tournament in March, the Cougars built a solid and loyal following.
“Captain Markus”
1975-76 Varsity Hockey Team: SITTING; LEFT TO RIGHT: Head Coach Gary Bishop, Tony Santullo, Chuck Gaudet, Captain Mark Sheldon, Captain Steve Vasaturo, Captain Charlie Antetomaso, Steve Magiera, Mike Ciampa, Assistant Coach Sandy Ruggles. SECOND ROW: Manager Ron Pioccone, Thom Lawler, Don Roberts, Jack McDonald, Bob Donahue, Dan Shannon, John Smith, Jeff Donovan, Assistant Coach Paul Powderly. THIRD ROW: Steve Sheldon, Tom Carr, Brett Costa, Brendon Allen, Rich O’Neill, Jim Knowlton, Phil Arnone.
Tony: The Italian Stallion.
T Carr’s got all the moves.
Lawler doing his thing— backwards
Austin-3
Billerica-2
Some gotta win, some gotta lose.
“Dan the Man?”
The Fearless Leaders; Mark Sheldon, Steve Vasaturo, Charlie Antetomaso, and Coach Gary Bishop.
“The Warden,” Jack McDonald
Pregame pysche
The Crowd Pleaser, Steve Sheldon
Brett ‘Killer’ Costa 5"
The Ever-ready, Don Roberts
Jim Knowlton wards off enemy.
The Fourth Line—‘The People’s Choice”
What form.
Unsung Hero, 7 Brendon Allen
“Mad dog” Arnone
Opening faceoff at Hallenborg Rink.
A Captive Audience.
“The Policeman,” Bob Donahue
Hockey Night in Boston honors 3 Austin players.
uThe Foundation of Varsity Hockey at Austin for the past 4 years.—Captain Charles Antetomaso—First Team, All-Scholastic, Boston Globe, March 1976.
era Saturday, December 20, 1975.
Team session before Billerica.
Post game congratulations.
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Varsity Basketball
In the Winter of 1975-76, an Austin Prep Basketball Game became a pleasant way to spend a winter’s evening again. The team more than trebeled their win output from previous years.
Led by Co-Captains Ted Coppinger (17 pts. per game) and Larry Comerford (10.0 pts. per game), the team recorded first ever wins over Tewksbury, Dracut, and a big upset win over Methuen in the Boston Garden as a pre-game to the CelticsBullets contest.
1975-76 Varsity Basketball: (From Left to Right) Steve Burke, Fred McKay, Joe Finocchiaro, Rich Marcotte, Captain Ted Copping-
er, Skip Quinn, Captain Larry Comerford, Tom Keon, Curtis Meyer, and Coach Tom Enright.
Captain Ted Coppinger for 2.
Captain Larry Comerford looks for an opening.
A Rigiitscscs) osibhe! aes SS Finocchiaro outmuscles them all.
Dazzling Rich Marcotte
The impeccable form of Tom Keon.
Victory in the Garden!!!
“Boy is she nice.”
You mean I only get two shots?”
“Who says that you have to be tall to play?”
Foul shooting became a strong point all season
Kurt “Stretch” Meyers
“How?”
The crowd goes wild over Tom.
Battle of the Bigmen.
The Wizard of Awes.
J.V. Basketball
Eagerly awaiting rebound.
“T don’t believe it.” Bob McMillan at the line.
Pregame warmup.
Another promising J.V.
Fred, a knack for finishing a play.
Frosh Basketball
Depth and desire are the two words that best describe this year’s freshman basketball team. The highlight of their heartbreaking season was a 60-35 win over the Shawsheen Tech Junior Varsity. The rugged line-up was filled with such names as Phil Marcotte, George Scannell, Joe Geary, Brian Hebert, and Rich Taylor. The frosh are expected to make a good showing in the Freshman Basketball Tournament being held in Wakefield at the close of the season.
1975-76 Austin Prep Freshman Basketball Team: KNEELING; LEFT TO RIGHT: Captain Joe Geary, Head Coach Larry Guidetti. STANDING: Greg Pugh, Mike Geary, Brian Hebert, Paul Bracken, Rich Scanlon, Rich Taylor, Joe Hogan, Phil Marcotte, George Scannell. MISSING: Matt Burke, Steve Hickey.
Freshmen Scramble
Brian Hebert on the tip off
Cheerleaders: Winter
Spirit as HIGH as the HILL.
Loyal Austin Followers.
The usual turnout at the Ice Box-Forum
“1. Garris'a star
“Clap your hands and Stamp your feet, Austin Cougars . Time to retreat”
Charles John Antetomaso
Charlie
“A goal in life is like hockey, if you hit the post, you try again. Never give up!”
Bradford E. Bean
Brad
This is Brad Bean. He’s a decent, gentle soul. He cries at weddings and all kinds of family crises. But he can also be a barrel of laughs. Just catch him at a funeral sometime.
“Down
Kevin W. Belanger Civi believe in doing the best job possble in anything I try, Whether it be basketball or doing a written report. Also to hope for a spiritual life of helping all men find the way to heaven.
Warren D. Azevedo
the hall and to the left”
Jeffrey S. Bell Lem
Heatwave Chickadee’s
Getting drugged Dorothy!
Caboose I’m suppose to be home at eleven Bloody nose at Friendly’s Lurch and Gazelle
Look our for the house Chapstick commercials Bowling? Lemonade and Popcorn _-& Kiss of death .- GinglesYago Sangria...
Michael J. Bodenrader Mike
Mark T. Bergeron
Dedicated to the fine art of living .. Waiting to collect Junior golf debts Do we need another late slip? No problem Will we get in trouble for this? Whatever ... don’t know who did it, but he was wearing patent leather shoes...
John R. Bentubo Jr. Tubes
Class of “76” ... Miller Ale. Saturday night parties Arm wrestling Junior Prom IQS. “Good Times” .. Fr. Morgan’s religion class... TTO... “Dickies Perie - oo INN St, (Cah problems “Good 4 VearSiy se
Andrew A. Bonanno Andy
Athletic in a sense Schoolwork second to women, wine, and song ahull your blown out of your sneakers; Football every Monday ... Bruises...
Paul Bovitz
Bov.
Occupation: Part time student at Austin Prep Last accomplishment: Edited this thing Favorite Quotes: “Grasp the inner awareness” (Fr. Morgan); “Will we ever get out of this place?”
(Paul McCartney) Scotch: Dewars White Label Last Book read: Omega, 1976
David A. Bruno Bucky
Memories All of my beautiful friends who gave me a chance to share there lives for the past 4 years. I wish only Peace and Love for them, because they gave me something greater, THEMSELVES.
Mark Brady Buzz
Sept. 8, 1972—It Began June 1, 1976— It ended Where did the 1460 days go? I don’t know, but thank God it’s over... “Party Time!!”
Ronald A. Burba Burbs
Goodbye “Uncle Nick”, “Kiwi”, “Bucky”, “Dino” “Tumpa”— Great times on the stands .. North Adams, Here we come, Don’t get Frankie Lawrence Bus is #1; who wrote the sign?
Good-time Charlie’s dynamite Aa Birdman flies Allegheny; Going South?
Andrew Broderick
Kevin Callahan
Cal
Ernest Campolini
Dino
Remembering the four years that we spent here will bring back memories of sadness and joy. Joy because we have accomplished something here. Sadness because we are leaving. From that first drive up the driveway, until the last, it will always be with us.
Robert T. Callary Cal
Good times Good friends
Parties The Circle Fridays
Austin in Boston ... Budmen... You do the math What term paper? Lunchtime You want that .. 76 is best Ding Ding Four years aren’t so long after all.
John C. Canney II Cramden
John in his four years at Austin has been an illustrious Student & Friend to all. He plans to go on in school & be an_ illustrious productive part of the American society.
Pacheco gets award
“Now your dead, here he comes.”
Kevin Carroll Kiwi
If could relive my four years at Austin, wouldn't change a thing. The close friends have made have left a lasting impression in me. They have given to me a part of themselves.
Michael J. Clarke
Clarkie
It can’t be Why am I doing this Dickie’s party Hold the ball... Beach Boys.
Michael J. Ciampa
Mini Mike
I’m not small, just short .the Champ :-. The Balls are #1! Judge people on their results, not methods Austin kicked their "
Kevin Comeau Crash
Korg I’m going to push you down the stairs I think ate this one before We'll give Di five minutes How am I gonna get home .. Cream puffs long and winding road Weekend at Husson.
Lawrence Comerford Larry, Com
Fun times with Grace “What’s the matter, did the tidy bowl man kick you out?” ... “I think ll have the party this week”. “Hey, shine my shoes” Honk your horn, much It’s a road, officer ... Loves big buns...You nerd.
J.
In this world of everchangng circumstances, only consistancy remains stable.
William K. Conway
Those of you who think you know everything are annoying to those of us who do.
Michael
Connaughton
Joseph A. Coneeny Confusion has it’s purpose.
Marc M. Cote Goat Dracut State 29, you still want more... Cain... walking through the fire bubbles class pig piles on the bus . flat tires... chopper meeting Fr. Walsh recruiting on the day you skipped.
Daniel E. Cronin Danny Look at the babe Harp Club. The Happy
I’ve loved, laughed, cried, had my fill, my share of losing, now as tears subside, I find it all so amusing. To think I did that, And I may say “not in a shy way”. did it “My way”.
Nicholas J. Deltorto Uncle Nick, Hully Uncle Nicky Hey little girl! Freshman stands New Jersey... Bucky and Kiwi and Dinoooo . Pennsylvania Mary and Margaret ... Double wedding, huh! . The only exploding cigarette Andy B. and the Mounty’s . Tommy can you see me Burba are you O.K. Carl you gotta bess.
Robert Doherty
Bob
Hey do you know Cohen?
Stymie? Poor little Jimmy
Walker ... Ten miles to go.
Remember: Doc’s rotational motion. 4) lalO) Allathe dances: run-ins in Lowell, and all the good times.
Greg Duffy
Ed Doyle
John Donovan “Run like a madman,” Sandy Ruggles, 1974.
John F. Dunn
William Elliott
Matthew A. Evangelista Matt; Hey Freak!
Enfin ce sont Partout de sujets de Et comme spectateur, ne puis-je pas en rire?
Richard E. Erbetta
Baretta Three Stooges forever Football parties, Lucei’s.. Smokewageaes. SCHELITZ DRAFT foreverae ee football stands.
James Ferraioli
John Finegan
Stephen F. Finnegan Faint
Who are you Peter Proud want some napkins Small rootbeer for two... She told herself a joke. I love to bowl in the dark She looks like Patty watch our for the tree... Buzz Do you have the hershey squirts?
John Joseph Fitzgerald Fitz
Brian Friguliette
Jack Bennie
You can’t always get what you want, but you just might find, if you try sometimes, you get what you need.
Joseph Finnocchiaro Cheeksy Captain of Football's Pride who were discouraged by the Balls. (You gotta be me mista)
Robert Gagnon Jr. Gag
Buddy I’m a pain aren't I! Seeya later Bud.
Richard J. Gavin Gav
Movin’ on to NHC... Throw that dough high and low on Friday nights ... Eat up that soft powder at King Ridge... To bea millionaire... Carl J. Geisler III Loves dirt bikes.
Charles E. Gaudet
Allen J. Gendreau
Glassohuwor ob ALG TOL.Friday night Austin Prep Forever... #1... Drag racing... Denise Starsky and Hutch... Good luck everybody.
Ted You gotta be in me mister. Chopps ... Run like a madman... C.O.D. Award
Pete
Tell us another one Jack Parking lot parties The only kid who has a shadow on a cloudy day . - -
Come on kike Where’s the y-trap
Let’s catch a quick buzz _.. Wang Chow .. Sandman... Fresh Tuna!
Joseph Gibeau
The Spirit of ’76 is the spirit of Liberty and Freedom.
Leo J. Govoni
winner... Michelob.
Peter Genovese
William Gordon Bill, Flash
James F. Graham Rat, Crackers Hey Rat, do you have your French homework? .. Steve.
N. Bruce Hanes Jr.
Stormin’ Norman Monday’s Bogus, Wednesday’s fine, Friday's bong Ready set Mute Alice 7) Ol Wuck McTeague, dive, dive, dive You gotta be in me mista Hurl’s bong Gotta be Friday Leo GOD.) bey Dal-ei, Where's Bruce? He’s cutting trees...
Donald B. Greenlaw Jr. Don
Michael Thomas Hill will always remember: The Russian Club party... --7222expenseaae The debt I owe Bergeron from golf during my Junior year The most enjoyable years of my life and also learning enough to get by. Moving on to whatever?
Scot D. Greenbaum
Eugene B. Isotti Pudge, Stump
Underline everything
Charles Johnston Jr. Charlie
“We don’t around”... During my illustrious career at Austin, have learned to conform to the opposite sex in such ways that I am not able to relinquis due to the fact to protect the innocent or guilty party.
Kevin S. Hurley Hurls
“Sandy’s manlyhood” Billerica games ... The Dracut game... Heroes: Sandy and Monty Favorite Colors: Gold and Red . “Adventures with Franco” Aye Bruce! .. “You make us look like a bunch of _ holes! . M.M.’s office whatta nice bum!.. Uncle Butch.
‘Who said I’m going bald?”
Thomas Kehn
Donald E. Kelley
Kell Football panties... Be nice’ 22. Save it for later... “If had half the chance”... Paula Michelob fownemecken =. «222 expenses oe alleonivebe tive minutes... Not knowing where I’m going, but when did ever .. Bradlee’s parking lot.
Michael Kiley
Mike Sunday football games Bell Isle “I like the morning bus ride”... Summers in Plymouth. Job??? Work??? Getting lost going to the Junior Prom Alright!!! “Has anyone seen my lens] 22. Zens Party - 2) Historic sight in Bedford.
Hero: John Kerrigan Quote: “Those who know me, know me well, those who don’t think are swell.”
Michael G. Kidd Southie
Thomas Keon Big Guy This Senior class will be one to remember, an unexpected pleasure.
Jonathan Land Landy
Ernest Letterie
Senior Cougar Supporters
Andrew R. Leyenaar
Michael Libman Andy confess that I’m not perfect, however that is not going to stop me from trying.
Mark John Loiselle Wabbit
Austin stands for many things: hours of homework, sweating out exams, making friends, sports. Add it all up and for me, Austin is Great!
Lucci Luch
Best times at A.P. were; 2:10...
“The stang” 4 barrels 20) minute rides ... Weekend Mic’s... Hot tempered Italiano Bad experiments Rowdy times at the circle...May 16... May 30.
Glenn MacDonald Mac
Steven Magiera
Airplane
~~ Philosophy: It’s all right to talk to te Pk | ahaha but when you start getting answers.
John
Warren K. Marnell
Hey, sunshine girl
Remembering the 2nd lunch food fights Doc’s class... You guys want anF...
Looking foward to Friday nights and graduation Looking up to fellow classmates “76” a year to graduate; isn’t any year? ... The misery of filling out the year-
James McDonald book aRetennaie ’ Mac
The stands Junior year The beautiful singing voice of Mr. Adamo (?) Mr. Murphy not liking my chicken immitation ihe buses 10232) aalemtdKke that away from Burba!” Bimbo the clown... 1975-76.
James E. McGovern McGov
A/D74 ee REMCwe. Fr. Turzcyn’s class .. Electra 225... Doc .. Bruin’s and the 3B’s.. Camano... Mash. Kennebunk beach...
Kevin A. McDonald
Big Mac
Of all the words Of mice and men, The saddest are “It might have been.”
Brian McKie
Joseph McMahon
Mr. Blue
Doc’s field trip ending in a penny fight Biology ending with wacks ... Learning just enough to pass.
Charles F. McQuade
Chuck
Remember New York °73 Tennis team’s sleeper.
Daniel J. McNutt
Dan the Man
Sucess comes with ambitious strides and a steady pace to match.
Stephen McQuinn Head
Party on! .. Cruisin with Aerosmith ... Smoking circle Chain Gang Curly Q-Link .. Get that bocgie... Sneezy Dances—6:00 Doc is NO. 1... Shadow - - Butlers ragweed ... K.B.S.... “I wanna get out of here.”
Zenon L. Mierzwa
Zen
Thanks for looking and smoke a log.
Richard Murphy Murph
Lunch .. Tubes Dent Andover ames. bubbless2:s0ncluby. “What homework?” Steve's Volkswagon ... Rm. 209... Yellow piece of paper “Wanna rent a pencil?” Andy’s part Nick’s driving.
William James O’Donnell O.D.
wanna go home . Frank’s all right Good Time Charlie’s class was dynamite Leader of Austin Prep’s ragtime band “I forgot my skis, Father.” Getting chased out of the Industrial park.
a “A ) ake en ee
Michael Passamonte Mike Bus ride home I'll turn this bus around New York City... Hockey team °75 Stands during “B” period.
John Otis
Killer takes the field.
ee oy
Jay Palladino eB:
Here comes the three peas in a pod ... Hero: Franky Baby.
Brian W. Pacheco Bwip May die at 101 with a beer in my hand singing JUMPING JACK FLASH.
James M. Peterson
Fritz
The “Balls” are #1 “Give me a break, huh?” Saturday night football and hockey parties I leave my ability to “reach in and grasp the deep underlining meaning” to Fr. Morgan Hero: The Three Stooges.
John Perry
Leroy, Shoeshine Hyannis Center 8/23/75 Floats like a butterfly, stings like a bee... Doc’s Lab Ping pong before lunch... Come An-n-n-n.. Youse guys “Do you know what happened three years ago today?” ... “Wanna play the dollar game?” ... “I almost got a een Une football team is #1.
Ronald Pioccone
Earl Weaver
The “Balls” are #1... Pull your head out .. Stick it in your ear... Where’s the party? How are the babes doing whats happenin’ ... No way Ray Spirit of “76” ... Mafia .. Danny, can you get mea date for Friday?
William Pierce
Bill
Remembered for the best wipe-out at Crotched Mountain New York *73.
Frank
Quinn
Skip How about this weekend? Get up John, He’s gone! Running out of gas on Rt. 93 the night of the prom? .. Mr. D’s class, an a? es Omework?? Weges on the bus... Who put that mailbox there? ... Moving to N.H.... The Blue Bomb strikes.
David N. Robinson Swede Budmen
Matthew H. Robichaud
Richard S. Scire Beach Ball
Autocrat of the library, A.P. parties: What! No more orange tonic? No Congressman from Indiana _ in 1876 Electoral Commission Sen. Ribicoff... Avkounes 2-2-2. Particpates in great American labor force
Joseph E. Shannon Joe
“Weekend Parties,’ The Mustang and then the Grand Prix! ... Always Prompt!!... The 129... Lucci’s The Beach!!! Football, hockey, and baseball season What a PARTY! But in all seriousness, GOOD LUCK GUYS!.
Mark E. Sheldon Marcus
Who’s having the party this Week? ... The “Balls” are #1... M.M. is NO. 1 in my heart Marcus is the name, hockey is the game.
“Hey pizzan, yousa supposa to catch it witha you glove, notta you mouth.”
Al Silva Eternal parties Mongo
David Sweeney
Dave Budmen are NO. 1? Sweeney, Sweeney, Sweeney Inc. Trouble guaranteed ... Always on time... France is a good time Good luck to all the class of 1976
Carl’s barbershop Wolcott St. fe MiG Be. Naz Catillion Kowloon Caberat Budmen ... Jessie Doe... Bush... Madame Sophie... M.B.D.... Bear Hill... Westbrook, U.V.M., U.N.H... Aprils ... Amherst Mich, Elob ... Nipco... Marblehead Surf ... Friendly’s Papa John’s... Visors Ski trips Boston... Situate Who’s parents are going away this weekend.
Marc M. Thomas
The Spear Chucker
Don’t mess with the best or you get left with the rest “Meet my buddy Arnold” “Keep on pumping.
“How long do I have to hold this wall?”
Vanderbilt
William L. Twohig Jr. Twig
Footballs only designated bench warmer The fumble was still Chuckies fault Practice with Toehead Occassional detention with Frank My speech at Zen’s house “No thanks I’m driving”
People admired most: My parents Scenes to remember: Offering a state trooper the rest of my beer.
Peter
Robert Tierney Baldy
Stephen R. Vasaturo
Thomas A. Vitale
Tom (Tumpa)
Good times down the stands with the “orange canon” Joining the B.A. and the K.B.S. was a pleasure with “Uncle Nick” as our leader. These clubs will always last until eternity.
Laird J. Walsh Jr.
‘What did you do the night of your Jr. Prom?” Summers at Hampton Good times in the church parking lot loves the 3B’s..
“What’s Wrong with Medfa?”..
Don’t slam the doors Jack’s #1... “Did you see the Stooges this morning?”
Paul McTeague
Alan W. Wentzell
Winn
John F. Woods III
Jack
To kill time, try working it to death” .. “Never hit a man while he’s down, he may get up”. Class of °76, keep on truckin’.
Leo T. Wright Jr.
Tom Scuba diving with Al... New York Wem lobsters). Docs) class’ - +1.
You guys are gonna get screwed ... Need a note job... SubaDuba... Saturday night party.
Paul M. Yates
Spaceman, Mellow Getting thrown out of the library Rejection. Remember Tuesdays, pork chops, hole in wall Dracut State 29 what .. Canada, Bob on ski tow .. Bathtub Number next and aye ... And don’t forget to STOP at Juggernaut.
Philip
Those Were The Days
SENIOR DIRECTORY
CHARLES JOHN ANTETOMASO 101 CedarSt. Wakefield
WARREN D. AZEVEDO 5 Jay St. Tewksbury
BRADFORD E. BEAN 15 Magna Rd. Methuen
KEVIN W. BELANGER 16 Hilltop Terrace Woburn
JEFFREY S.BELL 70 Harvard Ave. Medford
JOHN R. BENTUBO JR. 8 Spring Valley Rd. Burlington
MARK T.BERGERON 144ASt. Lowell
MICHAEL J.BODENRADOR 14 Custin St. Lawrence
ANDREW A. BANANNO 232 Shawsheen Ave. Wilmington
PAUL BOVITZ 102 Middlesex Ave. Wilmington
MARK BRADY _ 136 Parkview Ave. Lowell
ANDREW BRODERICK 1 Barrymeade Drive Lexington
DAVIDA.BRUNO 81 NorthSt. North Reading
RONALDA.BURBA 18 Tower Hill St. Lawrence
KEVIN CALLAHAN 117 Colburn Rd. Reading
ROBERTT.CALLARY 116 Hanks St. Lowell
ERNEST A.CAMPOLINIIII 23 Milk Ave. Methuen
JOHN C.CANNEY II 446 Nashua Rd. Dracut
KEVIN CARROLL 5 Sherry Drive Andover
MICHAEL J.CIAMPA 29 EatonSt. Reading
MICHAEL J.CLARKE 500 Douglas Rd. Lowell
KEVIN COMEAU 1 Jennings Circle Peabody
LAWRENCE COMERFORD 153 Burlington Ave. Wilmington
JOSEPH B. CONEENY JR. 160 Boston Rd. North Billerica
MICHAEL J.CONNAUGHTON 5 Putnam Rd. Burlington
WILLIAM K.CONWAY 87 Wentworth Ave. Lowell
MARCM.COTE 11 Marlbrough St. Lowell
DANIELE.CRONIN 6 Kneeland Rd. Tewksbury
GERALD M.CUNNINGHAM 48 Lawrence St. Wilmington
EDWARD H.DALEY 11 DoeRd. Billerica
NICHOLAS J.DELTORTOJR. 49 Samson Rd. Medford
ROBERT DOHERTY 870 MainSt. Woburn
JOHN S.DONOVAN 17 Lawndale Rd. Stoneham
EDWARD DOYLE 5 Wescott Rd. Stoneham
GREG DUFFY 72 Intervale Terr. Reading
JOHN F.DUNN 71 Grove Ave. Wilmington
WILLIAM ELLIOTT 1558 Varnum Ave. Lowell
MATTHEW A.EVANGELISTA 94 King St. Reading
JAMES FERRAIOLI 11 Oliver St. Tewksbury
JOHN FINEGAN 18 Johnson Rd. Winchester
STEPHEN F. FINNEGAN 2 James Terrace Woburn
JOSEPH FINOCCHIARO 14 Milano Drive Saugus
JOHN JOSEPH FITZGERALD 34 Emerson St. Wakefield
BRIAN FRIGULIETTE 7 Crawford Rd. Burlington
ROBERT E.GAGNON JR. 25 Arbor Rd. North Chelmsford
CHARLES E.GAUDET JR. 7 Wright Ave. Billerica
RICHARD J.GAVIN 6 Monument Hill Rd. Chelmsford
CARL J.GEISLER III 897 Broadway Haverhill
ALLEN GENDREAU 19 Munroe St. Lowell
PETER GENOVESE 12Stewart Rd. North Reading
JOSEPH GIBEAU 305 Jackson St. Methuen
WILLIAM GORDON 22 Pavida Rd. Burlington
LEO J.GOVONI 17 Prouty Rd. Burlington
JAMES F.GRAHAM | 51 Florence St. Dracut
SCOT D.GREENBAUM 5 Brooksbie Rd. Bedford
DONALD B. GREENLAW JR. 15 Myrtle St. Woburn
N. BRUCE HANES JR. 5 Laurel St. Winchester
MICHALE THOMAS HILL 110 Linden Rd. Melrose
KEVIN S. HURLEY 31 Forest Park Ave. North Billerica
EUGENEB.ISOTTI 3 White Terrace Lexington
CHARLES JOHNSTON JR. 186 Florence Rd. Lowell
THOMAS P. KEHN 677 Chestnut St. Lynnfield
DONALDE. KELLEY 8 Fatima Rd. Stoneham
THOMAS KEON 780 East Merrimack St. Lowell
MICHAELG.KIDD 212 Dorchester St. South Boston
MICHAEL KILEY 140 Hawthorne Lane Concord
JONATHAN LAND 26 Harrison Ave. Peabody
ERNEST LETTERIE _ 58 Sears Ave. Melrose
ANDREW R.LEYENAAR 21GlenRd. Wilmington
MICHAELS.LIBMAN 3 Hugh Terrace Peabody
MARK JOHN LOISELLE 54 Harvard St. Lowell
JOHN LUCCI 5 Lawrence St. Wilmington
GLENN MacDONALD 4Guild Rd. Burlington
STEVE MAGIERA 24 Rosewood Ave. Billerica
WARREN MARNELL 12 Hearthstone Drive Burlington
JAMES McDONALD 44 FernSt. Lawrence
KEVIN A.McDONALD 48 Summer St. Andover
JAMES E.McGOVERN 1 Steele St. Stoneham
BRIAN McKIE 318 WoburnSt.
Wilmington
JOSEPH McMAHON 176 Middlesex Ave. Wilmington
DANIEL J.McNUTT 5 Arlington Rd.
Burlington
CHARLES F.McQUADE 78 MaySt. Lowell
STEPHEN McQUINN 29 Boulder Drive
Burlington
ZENON L. MIERZWA 30 Rivercliff Rd. Lowell
RICHARD MURPHY 68 Renwick Rd. Wakefield
WILLIAM JAMES O’DONNELL 17 Kensington Drive Billerica
