1977 Austin Prep Yearbook

ALEC

The result of countless hours of studying — frustration.

“1

think Ill take A.P. History, Calculus and Chemistry.”

“Maybe

Austin Prep rears to 7th straight win

Wen, Ah Bi fae se

I'll go to Stanford, or maybe even Merrimack.”

“Fred!”

ES

Maybe Someday.

The beginning of a long, memorable four years.

“You've come a long way, baby.”

A diamond in the rough.

Mental aggressiveness.

“LUNCH!”

Kurtis in his usual position — off the ground.

Biverome

The end of a long, memorable four years.

Phil Arcidi receives National Honor Society award.

Fr. Walsh receives State Championship Plaque from Cross Country Captain Paul Rienzo.

“Good Practice!’

and sometimes too spirited.

PIRTED

South Pacific

ADMINISTRATION

A second career: “There is a low pressure front moving south along the coast.’’

Rev. Robert A. Walsh

Mrs. Ruth Doliber Registrar Headmaster B.A. Merrimack College, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A. Augustinian College, Fairfield University, SUBJECTS: Religion III.

Mr. Francis W. Buckley

Director of Pupil Personal Services

B.S., M.A. Boston College, GRADUATE STUDIES: Salem State College, SUBJECTS: Religion |.

Rev. James J. Cain

Chaplain — Chairman of Religious Studies Department

— Trustee, Treasurer

B.A. Villanova University, GRADUATE STUDIES: Catholic University, SUBJECTS: Religion Il, Ill, IV.

Mr. Larry V. Guidetti

Assistant Director of Guidance — Mathematics

B.A. Providence College, GRADUATE STUDIES: M. Ed. Salem State College, SUBJECTS: College Review Math, Modern Algebra |, Algebra |, ACTIVITIES: Moderator of Class of ‘77, Intramural Basketball, Freshman Basketball Coach, Assistant Freshman Football Coach, Assistant Freshman Baseball Coach.

Mr. Francis J. Dee

B.A. Villanova University, GRADUATE STUDIES: Washington Theological Coalition, SUBJECTS: Religion |, American Literature, ACTIVITIES: Assistant Track Coach.

MATHEMATICS

Rev. Robert Turnbull, O.S.A. Athletic Director — Trustee

B.A. Villanova University, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.S. Villanova University, M.A. Augustinian College, SUBJECTS: Algebra Honors, Algebra II, Special Functions, Statistics, Review Math, ACTIVITIES: Athletic Association, Assistant Freshman Football Coach.

Mr. Thomas T. Enright Dean of Studies

B.A. Salem State College, GRADUATE STUDIES: University of Lowell, SUBJECTS: Introductory Calculus, Probability, Review Math, ACTIVITIES: Head Coach — Basketball

Mr. Timothy M. Butler

Chairman Mathematics Department B.S. Tufts University, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A. Northern Arizonia University, SUBJECTS: Algebra Honors, Geometry Honors, Algebra Il, Modern Introductory Analysis, ACTIVITIES: Chess Club, Chess Team.

Mr. Frank W. Enfanto Dean of Students

B.A. Salem State College, GRADUATE STUDIES: University of Lowell SUBJECTS: Advanced Topics in Math, Modern Algebra II, ACTIVITIES: Basketball and Golf Coach.

Mr. Richard Descoteaux B.A. Salem State College, SUBJECTS: Algebra |, Modern Geometry, Modern Algebra I.

Mr. Charles Nicotra

B.A. Merrimack College, SUBJECTS: Modern Algebra II and Trig, Modern Algebra |, Plane Geometry.

FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Mr. Roger F. Stone Chairman Foreign Language Department A.B. Holy Cross College, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A. Trinity College, SUBJECTS: Latin I, Il, Ill, IV, Ancient/Medieval History, ACTIVITIES: Classics Club, Foreign Language Society, Faculty Manager — South Pacific.

Mr. Robert P. Hennessey B.A. Boston College, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A. University of Massachusetts, Amherst; Moscow State University, Leningrad State University, Laval University,

SUBJECTS: Russian I, Il, lil, IV, French I, ll, European Literature, ACTIVITIES: Russian Club, French Club, Foreign Language Society

Mr. Gary E. Mackiewicz B.A. Yale University, GRADUATE STUDIES: Universite de Paris, Yale University, Harvard University, SUBJECTS: French I, Il, Ill, IV, V A.P., Spanish 1, ACTIVITIES: French Club, 1977 Omega Co-Moderator, Photography Club.

Mr. William R. Lallas B.A. Boston College, SUBJECTS: Spanish Il, Ill, French 1, ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club, Skateboard Club.

Mr. Vincent Fazzolari B.A. University of Massachusetts, Boston, SUBJECTS: Italian I, Il, Spanish |, ACTIVITIES: Italian Club, Spanish Club.

“So, the pulling guard avoides the crackback, checks right for a stuniing rover on z-16, get it?’” “Sure

SOCIAL STUDIES

Mr. David K. Gramling. Chairman Social Studies and Business Administration Departments B.A. Villanova University, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A. University of Illinois, SUBJECTS: U.S. History-A.P., Politics and Il, Economics-Principles, European History-A.P., ACTIVITIES: 1976 Omega CoModerator, N-S-F., and a coordinator.

Very Rev. Author Smith, O.S.A. Prior of the Augustinian Community-Trustee. A.B. Villanova University, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A. Villonova University, SUBJECTS: Religion Il, U.S. History, Modern History, ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Honors oer Club, Moderator of Friends of Austin.

Mr. Dennis C. Murphy

B.S. Springfield College, GRADUATE STUDIES: Boston State College, SUBJECTS: World Geography, soechieysychotcey: Comparitive Political systems. Economic Problems, ACTIVITIES: Moderator of the Class of ‘79’, Assistant Director of Intramural Softball.

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.

Mr. Charles L. McCarthy A.B. Boston College, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.Ed. Boston Teachers College, SUBJECTS: American Government, Ancient Mediveal History, French I, ACTIVITIES: Current Events Club.

Mr. David I. Hoffses B.S. Bently College, GRADUATE STUDIES: University of Lowell, Salem State College, SUBJECTS: Typing, Accounting, ACTIVITIES: Assistant Freshman football Coach, Assistant Tennis Coach.

“Then, after you run out of gas, you id

ENGLISH

Mr. George M. Miller

Chairman English Department Director of Student Activities

Librarian A.B. Merrimack College, GRADUATE STUDIES: Boston College, aoe IS: Bistish Literature, ACTIVITIES: The Legend, Cheerleaders, Faculty Liason, Friends of Austin.

Mr. James P. Dowd

B.A. Holy Cross, SUBJECTS: Language Arts I, Directed Readings, Review English, ACTIVITIES: Assistant Football Coach, Ski Team, Freshman Baseball Coach.

Mr. Mark P. Murray

B.A. Framingham State College, GRADUATE STUDIES: J.D. New e England School of Law,

SUBJECTS: American Literature, Business Law, ACTIVITIES: Explorer Post 707.

Mr. Frank McCarthy

B.A. Boston State College, GRADUATE STUDIES: Boston State College,

SUBJECTS: Language Arts |, Il, Types of Literature, Driver Education, ACTIVITIES: Junior Class Moderator, Fencing Club.

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Mr. Laurent Rybicki

B.S. Salem State College, SUBJECTS: Language Arts Il, Composition, ACTIVITIES: Art Club.

Mr. Robert J. Lanigan B.A. Wagner College, SUBJECTS: Language Arts |, Il, World Literature, ACTIVITIES: Literary Magazine.

Mr. James E. McConnell

A.B. Boston College, GRADUATE STUDIES: A.M. Boston College, SUBJECTS: Language Arts Il, Political Science.

“An application for Providence? I've got one right here with me.”

Drop by drop. drop. . drop

SCIENCE

Dr. David J. Boschetto

B.S. Tufts University, GRADUATE STUDIES: PH.D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, SUBJECTS: Chemistry Study, Advanced Chemistry, Directed Readings in Chemistry, ACTIVITIES: Science Club, Ping Pong Club.

Rev. Arthur Johnson, O.S.A. Chairman Science Department

B.A. Villanova University, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.A. Augustinian College, Catholic University, Boston University, SUBJECTS: Modern Biology, Comparative Anatomy, Religion IV, ACTIVITIES: Explore Post 707, Intramural Soccer, Ski Team, Assistant Soccer Coach.

Rev. William M. Cusick

B.S. Villanova University, GRADUATE STUDIES: M.S. Catholic University, SUBJECTS: Standard Physics, College Physics.

Mr. Thomas M. McDonough

B.A. Lowell State College, GRADUATE STUDIES: J.D. Suffolk Law School, SUBJECTS: Chemistry Study, Modern Chemistry, Biology, Modern Biology, ACTIVITIES: Faculty Athletic Moderator, Assistant Track Coach.

Mr. Douglas Stott

B.S. Plymouth State College, SUBJECTS: Health/Science, ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football Assistant Coach.

Mr. John F. McCarthy

B.A. Merrimack College, GRADUATE STUDIES: Boston State College, STUDIES: Modein Biology, Comparative Anatomy, Oceanography, ACTIVITIES: Driver Education, Explorer Post 707, Aquarium Club.

STAFF

Mrs. Eleanor Fucarile Main Office

Mrs. Dorothy Costello Main Office

Mr. O.E. Bellerose Business Manager

Mrs. Linda Bellerose Cougar Shop

Mrs. Estelle Kublin Business Office

Mrs. Terry O'Meara Business Office

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Mr. Robert Dunlavey Director of Development

Mrs. Joan Connaughton Development Office

Mr. Albert McSheffrey

Mr. George Comeau Plant Superintendant

Mr. Joseph McMahon and after every

The cafeteria staff: Evelyn Murphy, Marilyn Gilbert, Kay Ciampa, Annette Flannagan, Pearl Malphrous, and Ella Hubbard.

Like grandfather, like Father.

“Basketball is easy Coppinger’s average = % distance from the line to wou“ ” 20 the net x the height squared.” ‘Sure

Juniors

DiBiase: ‘I'll catch Cappucci yet. .” (in rank in class)

First Row: Phil Arnone, Bill Bartley, Mike Conneilly, Jim Callan.

Second Row: Steve Boyd, Paul Cappucci, John Bowers, Bill Callahan, Dave Adamy. Third Row: Dave Caprio, Russ Ahern, Blaise Conte, Al Butler, Paul Burns.

First Row: Cheeksy Finocchiaro, Mark Drossos, Steve Foley, Cosie DiBiase, Pat Goes. Second Row: Jack Galvin, Bill Gallagher, Barry Fitzgerald, John Drugan, Mark D’Apice. Third Row: Craig Dougherty, Joe DeLisle, Dan Desharnis, Tim Doherty, Charlie Gray, Dan Gidely.

Mr. Enfanto: ‘‘Let them eat cake!l’’ (rather than throw it).

First Row: John Capua, Jack Coady, Chevy Chase, Bill Blanchard. Second Row: Mark Barrett, Brendan Allen, Dan Connelly, Peter Brown, Kevin Barry, Paul Chotkowski, John Blottman, — Bob Cunningham.

First

Mr. Charles McCarthy: “‘I still can’t believe there are fifty of them. .”

Row: Bob DaPrato, Peter Fortin, Bill Gallagher, Rich DeSantis. Second Row: Ron Fox, Mark Foley, Bill Gately, Dave Brown. Third Row: Paul Gracyk, John Grande, Ed Dombrowski, Paul Feeley, John Gmelch, John Going.

First Row: Dan McCarthy, Dave Lemire, Phil MacMillan, John Martin, John Holland, Jim Knowlton, Mike McKee. Second Row: Mark LaForge, Jim Kelly, Ken Keefe, Pat McNamara, Don McLeod. Third Row: Brian Kelly, Harold Sharwtz, Dan Johnedis, Greg Lyperides.

Richardson: “remember Miss Warner's class?” Theophanis: ‘‘I’ll never forget her’ (likewise I’m sure. .)

Future

Librarians of America (a new club?)

First Row: Larry Hansford, Brian McGann, Mike Judge, Phil Johnson, Tom Matton. Second Row: Dan Martin, Steve LaCreta, Steve Mangano, Peter Hersee, Jay Maloney.

Third Row: Jake Kelly, Mike McAuliffe, Jim Immerman, Phil Keon, Chris Lumenello.

“It even feels like a cheaper publication.”

First Row: Dave Monis, Jeff Mulligan, Joe S. Parisi, Dave Pulson, Bob Orr. Second Row: Mike O'Sullivan, Bob Purcell, Mike Porter, Pat O’Brien, Dave Routsis, John Murano. Third Row: Joe Murphy, Steve Pantalone, Bill Pierce, Bob Morsex.

First Row: Chris Murphy, Jim Passmore, Wilbur Mills, Giuliano Procopio, Chuck Pangraze. Second Row: Joel Mutchler, Peter O’Brien, Frank O’Brien, Tom Richardson, Paul Sardella, Frank Nagle.

First Row: Steve Sheldon, Kevin Wythe, Ed Walsh, Bill Winnett, Bill Welch. Second Row: Ralph Scaduto, Harry See, Tracy Sabella, Brendan Trainor, Thomas J. Welling. Third Row: Larry Thiel, Paul Smith, Garry Spahl, Gary Shepherd, Wally Stowell.

First Row: Bob Sutherland, Steve Thibeau, Jim Vieira, Mark Scire. Second Row: Ron Zona, Bill Sanville, Steve Theophanis. Third Row: Dan Thomson, Mike Tipping, Mike Winn, John Stafford, Paul Tucker. Fourth Row: John Vanderbilt, Tim Tiernan, Jason Smith, Jeff Stone, ““Orson’’ Wells.

24: “Thank God!”’

Sophomores

Father

(to

‘““Why can’t they all be like him?’’

Walsh

himself):

Front Row: Mark Bingle, Ed Busby, John Cummings, Bob Coppinger, Dan Cox, Michael Barry. Second Row: Paul Beckett, Dave Armato, Ken Close, Joe Bellone, Dan Brocho, Anthony Carillo. Third Row: Dennis Buck, Louis Bonnano, Paul Bencal, Dave Ciampa, Al Capodanno, Roger Cloutier, Al Costello, Tom Callahan.

Front Row: Arthur Burge, Paul Bencel, Tim Cronin, Arthur Scott, Dan Conneilly, Paul Braken. Second Row: John Clark, Mike Cella, Richard Cardillo, Matthew Burke, Mike Connelly, Bruce Brozyna. Third Row: John Amirault, John Cadigan, David Brown, Greg Chotkowski, Glen Comfort, Mike Beaver, Brian Buckley, Tom Connors.

First Row: John Endicotte, Paul Flynn, Thomas Girard. Second Row: Dave Delisle, Paul Erikson, Joe Geary, Mike Geary, Bob Forsyth. Third Row: Greg Davis, Brian Delaney, Dana Dismore, Ray Elicone, Dana Estlick, George Goulas, Karl Frost.

Front Row: Doug Finnegan, Chris Graham, Anthony Defronzo. Second Row: Mike Godfrey, Jim Flavin, Dave Desantis, Tim Donavan, Tony Genevese.

Third Row: Jim Gallagher, Bob Downer, Paul Degennaro, Walter Ferrara, Mike Drew, Mike Field, Alan Dillingham.

Homework swapping?

Front Row: John Huebshmann, Bill Laurendeau, Brian Hebert, Dennis Kelly. Second Row: Jim Keohane, Jim Lee, Sean Higgins, Hartly Holden, Pete Hodges. Third Row: Joe Hanlon, Larry Indelecato, Henery Hoell, Jim Linnehan, John Hughes, Roy Jack.

Front Row: Mike Peterson, Peter Meuller, Francis McManus. Second Row: John Mansour, Chris Poole, Ed Omahony, Freddy Poznick, Brian MacMaster. Third Row: Glenn MckKiel, Doug Neary, Brian Pitts, Chris Murphy, Mike Niedzinski, Chris Perry, Dave Nolan.

Front Row: Tim Linnahan, Kevin Kidd, Joe Hogan. Second Row: Tom Luther, Al Costello, Bob Hatem, Shawn Kelly, Mike L’Italien, Louis Lupusata. Third Row: Greg Kerkorian, Al Jefferson, Steve Keohans, Al Keane, Ray Keefe, Mike Kohm, Dave Lage, John Lamb.

Machine 17: “Why kant these chids spill write?”

Machine 24: ‘‘why must you be so Touchy?”

Front Row: Dave McDonald, John Pelrine, Sean McCarthy. Middle Row: Chris Omeara, Tony Massard, Joseph Ogonowski, Mark Parolin, John McQuaid. Third Row: Frank O'Connor, John Middleton, Jim Norris, Phil Marcotte, John Perry, Tim Orr, Paul Malone.

Front Row: Mike Silva, John Silva, George Scannell, Bill Rand, Paul Tower. Second Row: Kevin Yahnian, John Thopson, Tony Vita, Bob Wilson, Kevin Taylor.

Front Row: Rich Scanlon, Bill Toner, James Reagan, Kevin Walsh. Second Row: Dave Sheehan; Steve Scanlon, Jim Robinson, Dave Stamatis. Third Row: Barry Russo, Rich Woodlock, Fred Yirrell, Nick izzo, Larry Stafford, Mike Smith.

Front Row: Gary See, Scott Sheehan, John Ward, Mark Shipp. Second Row: Mike Trodella, Art Shannon, Brian Watson, Willam Yetman, Bob Tiernan.

Mark Sturzo: “Hey Rezo, got your number. .’

Front Row: Robert Baldassari, Tom Blais, Justin Bowers, Tony Coviello, William Burge. Second Row: John Callahan, Kevin Banfield, Ken Ciccone, Dan Casazza, Robert Banfield, Clayton Colpitts, Aibert Bond. Third Row: John Bonner, Gary Aunchman, Mike Corvino, Mike Connors, Dan Croft, Anthony Arcidi, Scott Collins.

Front Row: Mark Capuano, Pete Cook, John Connaughton, Jim Conolly, Brian Bulger. Second Row: Carl Burke, Richard Burton, Dave Ballou, Dave Blackett, Scott Boucher, Mike Caravella. Third Row: Donald Ahern, Mike Bolan, Richard Cowdrey, Eric Banda, Dave Collins, Brian Beckwith, Brian Corbett.

Front Row: John Day, Jim Finnegan, Brian Doherty. Second Row: Jim Ekman, Steve Fiore, Steve Fanale, Gregg Fitzgerald, Tim Dunlavey. Third Row: Bruce Cunningham, Bradford Dee, Edward Cunningham, Paul Fawcett, Tom Farren, Robert Erbetta, Dennis Curran.

Front Row: Geoffrey Hannon, Steve Gaudet, Chris Judge, Greg Hanes. Second Row: Darin Leahy, Carroll Gillespie, Matt Kmon, Shawn Huthceon, Richard Maguire. Third Row: Robert MacRae, Mike Gervais, Scott Kelly, Paul Kelly, Robert Landry, Kenneth Goodrow, John Killam.

Front Row: Jim Donahue, Tom Defranzo, Tom Fox. Second Row: Dimitri Emilanoff, Marc DeBethencourt, Steve Donahue, Paul Fallon, Dennis Freeman, Robert DiScuillo. Third Row: Matthew DePasquale, Phillip Desharnais, Brian Doherty, Dave Dantos, Mike 3 Fiorillo, Greg Drugan.

In the library, silence is golden (or, at least as rare as gold).

From her students: “Mrs. Brako, Italian was not the same without you.”

Front Row: William Hanlon, Tom MacMullin, Paul Guazzaloca, John Gonnella, Andy Gmelch. Second Row: Steve Kelly, Mike Kaper, Jeffrey Lyman, Mark Goode.

Third Row: Robert Guthrie, Steve Janek, Mike MacDonald, Mike Kane, Brian Jones, Steve Goulas, Jim Lucey.

John Shea: ‘Farina, what am doing in the Underclassmen section?”

Front Row: Mike McMahon, Brian McNamara, Frank Millerick, Tony Nogueria, Cliff Moore. Second Row: Robert Miara, Dave Murphy, Chris Nolan, Tom O'Donnell, Pat Palmer, Mark Montecalvo, Mike McLaughlin, Mike McCready.

Front Row: John Manespie, Joe Minier, Robert Ploski. Second Row: John Padula, Kevin Orkney, Sean Moroney, Scott Nolan, Gary Pugh. Third Row: Tom McGowan, Paul Pierni, Steve Parrella, John Powers, Dave Piazza, Mike Noris.

Frost Football — ‘‘It’s not what expected, ‘snow way at all.”

Front Row: Dennis Servello, Steve Scanlon, Earl Ward, Joe Torrisi. Second Row: Steve Toste, Gary Ruping, Chris Teel, Vincent Testa, Paul Rose, Clifton Moore. Third

Row: Mark Reid, Kennith Wells, Chris Rizzo, Dave Tassinari, Richard Robinson, Tony Visone, Mark Roy.

Alan Dillingham: ‘Thanks, coach.”

Front Row: Anthony Rienzo, Roy Silva, Joe Schmidt, John Santullo. Second Row: Kevin Tower, David Rigby, Robert Richter, Brian Stitsel, Peter Thompson. Third Row: Mark Sturzo, Barry Walsh, Jim Trombly, Joe Walsh, Bill Wallace, Robert Sances, Mike Samra.

“Since 1966, we have been molding boys into splendid, clear-thinking young men”’ Then on the other hand... .

ACTIVITIES

Russian Club

The Russian Club is planning a trip to the Soviet Union this summer. The tour will visit Moscow, Leningrad, Kiev, and Copenhagen. Other events include trips to Russian films, concerts, plays, and lectures. The club shows films about Russian, and holds an annual Reunion party.

“Alexiev,

Some members; Tom McMullen, Dimitrie Emelianoff, Steve Potter, Robert Sances, John Perry, Al Dillingham, Sean McCarthy, Freddy Poznick, Chris Pearce, Steve Blunt, Arthur Shannon, Kevin Yahnian, and many more.

move over.”

The Officers: Jason Smith, Mark Barrett, and Karl Frost.

The French Club

FRANCE-LES P*ARTMENTS PROVINT”S

The French Club, moderated by Mr. Mackiewicz and Mr. Hennessy, aims to promote the students understanding of the French cultural life. This is done through the sponsoring of a French Christmas party, an annual trip to Quebec, dinner at a French Restaurant, a French cheese party, and a trip to Paris.

First Row: Mike Barry, Donald McLeod, Billy Welch, Joe Zarrella, Brian Pitts. Second Row: Pat Macnamera, Napoleon, Duncky, Rod Coe, Brian Pew. Third Row: Mark Scire, Hartley Holden, John Thorton, J. Spencer Denapoli Larry Beaulieu.

“Cheese, please.’”

Billy Sanville, Sec.; Billy Welch, Pres.; Jeff Mulligan, V. Pres.

Spanish Club

The Most Active Members are; Mark Beatrice, Tommy Callahan, Billy Gallagher, Al Q. Butler, Louis Banano, Justin Bowers, Mark Foley, Gary See, Louos La Pusata, John Amirault, and John Bowers.

Italian Club

The Spanish Club is planning a trip to Spain during the upcoming April vacation. The members are going to several Spanish Restaurants in March, and they are going to revue the Boston Symphony in May.

The Italian Club, under the direction of Mr. Fazzolari, is planning a trip to Italy in the Spring. The club also attends many Italian cultural events around the Boston Garden.

“If this says what think it says. .”

Kneeling: Jim Linnehan, Greg Mounsey, Joe Bellone, Al Cappadano, Tony Carrillo. Standing: Dan Johnedis, Richard Desantis, Tim Doherty, and Mr. Fazzolari.

The Junior Classical League, moderated by Mr. Stone, attempts to make the students in the club aware of the Roman customs and language, often as they pertain to our own society. The club is currently building a catapult, much like those used in the days of Roman glory.

Some of the members are; Carl Parlegreco, Jim Fitzgerald, Chris Herman, Barry Fitzgerald, Dan Johnedis, Tom Larvrakis, Jim Mooney, Jim Milerrick, Brian O'Sullivan, Michael Canty.

Orientation Committee

The Orientation Committee, moderated by Mr. Miller serves the purpose of easing the Freshmen into the new environment and to acquaint them with the Scholl's athletic, activity and social programs.

First Row: Mark Barrett, Arthur Shannon, Paul Cappuchi, Barry Fitzgerald, Danny Johnedis, Brian Dunlavey. Second Row: Tom Mangoun, Bob Wilson, Tom O’Brien, Brian McGann, Bill Welch, Strawberry, Tom Woodford, Chris Murphy, Brian MacMater, Greg Pew. Third Row: Jim Robinson, John Clarke, Pete Moss, Mike Martin, Paul Tucker, Harry Orwell, Jim Knowlten, Jason Smith.

A product of Orientation.

Art Club

The Art Club, moderated by Mr. Rybicki, consists of students interested in art. The club does the art work on posters around the school introducing events in the school, calendars, and the art work for South Pacific,

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The Aqua Club, moderated by Mr. J. McCarthy, familiarizes students with the proper care required to maintain fresh water fish, and also gives them a basic understanding of the methods of breeding fish.

First Row: Mark Beatric, Micheal Smith. Second Row: Steve Thompson, Pablo Picasso, Dennis McCarthy. Third Row: Curly, Farah Fawcett, Don Awrey.

First Row: Phil Desharnis, Dennis Buck, Tony Carrillo, Charles Pangraze. Second Row: Mike O'Sullivan, Mike Connelly, Dana Eastlick, Phil Johnson, Chris O’meara.

Chess Club

The Chess Club, moderated by Mr. Butler, has one of the largest enrollments in the school. This year the club has won many impresive trophies, the most prestigious being Kenny Peters 7th place trophy out of 200 players in New York City.

Some Members are; Sam Trodella, Ken Peters, Tom Dunn, Steve Sardella, Fred Breitweiser, Steve Potter, Igor Emelianoff, Jim Trombly, Don Roberts, Mark Roy, Brian Watson, and Bob Purcell.

Fanale performs the finale.

Sam strikes again!

The Current Event Club, moderated by Charles McCarthy, meets periodically to discuss day to day events such as; politics, sports, and people in the News.

Current Event Clubs

Awards Convocation

The Awards Convocation, held three times each year, is the ceremony in which Austin’s athletes are honored by receiving their respective letters and awards after they have completed their sport's seasons.

First Row: Jimmy Carter, Alan Dillingham, Brian Pitts.

Second Row: Tony Carillo, John McQuade, Carl Frost, Michael Smith.

National Honor Society

Honors Help Club

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.

The Honors Help Club, Headed by Fr. Smith, O.S.A., provides assistance to students who are experiencing academic difficulties.

First Row: Brian Dunlavey, Steve Burke, Jim Lindsay, Dan Griffin, Mark Govoni, Kurtis Meyer, Jim Donohoe, Tommy Carr. Second Row: Mark Adduci, John Shea, Steve Galvin, Jim Parolin, Fr. Smith, Roger Kochis, Phil Arcidi, Steve Sardella.

Some students; Brian Dunlavey, Jim Parolin, Roger Kochias, Dan Griffin, Mark Govoni, Steve Potter. Tom Lavarkas, Chris Pierce, Bob Skovholt, Bryan O'Sullivan, Tim Doherty, Joe Dibiase.

Explorers Post 706

The Explorer Post, Moderated by Fr. Johnson, is one of the largest activities at Austin. The Club’s main fund raiser is the E-Pot. The Post's activities will include several Mountain climbing and camping trips, along with ski trips, and the super activity which will be to either Utah, Maine, or Minnesota.

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Some members are; Jeff Mulligan, Paul Cappuchi, Tim Dunlavey, Scott Sheehan, Alan Dillingham, Tom Gallagher, Roy Jack.

Officers, Sitting: Kevin Smith, V.P.; Jim. Donohoe, Pres.; Billy Welch, V.P.; Standing: Jim E-Pot. Robinson, Tres.; Dan Green, E-Pot King; Peter Paicos, Sec.

Student Government

The Student Council, moderated by Fr. Johnson is composed of students elected by their fellow students. The Student ° Council has a voice in Student Cou NCI | school policies, and raises money for different activities going on in the School.

“Buying it is easy.

Left to Right: Tom Woodford, Sr. Delegate; Steve Burke, Sec.; Ken McKee, Pres.; Dave Parrela, V. Pres.; Dan Griffin, Tres.; Bill Christiansen, Sr. Delegate. Eating it is a little harder.”

Senior Class Officers

Sophomore Class Officers

Left to Right: Roger Kochis, Sec.; Paul McAuliffe, Tres.; John Shea, Pres.; Bob Mallet, V. Pres.

Sitting: John Clarke, V. Pres.; Bob Wilson, Pres.; Arthur Shannon, Tres.; Standing: George Goulas, Sec.

Left to Right: Paul Tucker, V. Pres.; Paul Cappucci, Pres.; Missing, James Callan, Sec.; Blaize Conte, Tres.

The Legend

The Legend, the school newspaper, moderated by Mr. George Miller, has received numerous awards for the newspaper which it publishes periodically. x. (infrequently?) ' - HAN At (occasionally?) 7

Mike Martin, Asst. Features Editor; Steve Galvin, Editor-in-Chief; Ron Bearse, Contributing Editor; 2nd Row: Phil Arcidi, Features Editor; Roy Jack, Photography Editor; Ralph Barrat, Managing Editor; Larry Norman, News Editor. Missing; James Lindsay.

Phil Arcidi — Critic At Large — “‘Gene Shallit’”’

Legend Exposed!!!! The Third Floor Street Hockey League.

“Being Editor is a BIG responsibility!’ “You're telling me... like don’t know?”

This yearbook is a product of students, for students, about students and their lifestyle at Austin Prep School — a plush, but not overly ostentatious private preparatory school for boys, snuggled in the New England hills north of Boston. This staff has endeavored to capture a bit of our years here in print for us to remember in future years. We hope you enjoy reading this with as much feeling as we put into it. The

The Senior Section — ‘‘Why can’t type on the picture?”

ii Aust IS What else

The Great Race.

Austin’s Inspiration.” “

One of the many stand outs on the Terrible Ten.

““My place or yours?”’

First Row: Janet Chapan, Andrea Blake, Marlene Bertone, Sue O'Donnell, Linda Bell, Sharon Peters. Second Row: Tami Lawler, Janet Oliver, Co-Capt. Kathy Jackson, Co-Capt. Sue Swymer, Karen Crosby, Kathy Malonson. Belting out a song.

Basketball pictures? Who’s he kidding!

Austin’s faithful.

Peter Paicos

As a transition from Activities to Athletics, the yearbook staff wants to present this page as a tribute to a student who has done more for this school than any other member of our class. In four years, Peter Paicos has unselfishly and tirelessly given to each and every one of us in his dedication to the art and science of training — teaching us to respect and care for our bodies. This small tribute (which your photographic reluctance has hindered greatly) to you is just our small thanks to you for an effort few have realized has been given, and even fewer have appreciated. We know. and we appreciate You. and we salute You. Thank You, Peter.

Peter Paicos Stoneham, Massachusetts Class of 1977 Austin Prep

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The 1976 football season for Austin Prep was a long and trying one. Austin managed only one victory versus Methuen while dropping the other eight contests to the hands of their tough Merrimack Valley Conference opponents. Dispite the losses, the Cougars fought hard all season and gained the respect of their rivals. The team was led by tri-captains Steve Burke, Mark Govoni and Dan Shannon. Tony Santullo, John Holland, Bill Christiansen, Dan Griffin, Dave Parella and Dave Johnson ran the offense, while Ken Dipetro, Peter Collins, Jim Walsh, Kurt Meyer, Paul Tucker and Mike Winn led the stalwart defense. No opposing team took the Cougars lightly, but unfortunately this was not shown in Austins final record.

VARSITY FOOTBALL: Back Row: Edward Coyne, Peter Fortin, Ronald Zona, Phillip Arnone, John Kelly, Peter Brown, Harry See, John Gmelch, and Philip Keon. Third Row: James Walsh, William Christiansen, John Holland, Kurtis Meyer, Scott Price, Michael Winn, Paul Tucker, Francis Nagle, Christopher Lumenello, Lloyd Maclean. 2nd Row: Peter Collins, Kenneth DiPietro, Donald Hines, Anthony Santullo, David Parrella, Robert Mallett, and Brian Kenney. Front Row: David Johnson, Daniel Griffin, Daniel Shannon, Steven Burke, Mark Govoni, William Maclaughlin, Richard Silva

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37-2 mark at Methuen, including 1-28-1 over the past three seasons

SOCCER

This was the first year Austin Prep competed in the Merrimack Valley Conference. They made an impressive debut by upsetting the Andover High Warriors.

The Austin Cougars progressed throughout the season in not skill, but also in spirit. Austin went through extensive conditioning under head coach James Kelly and the able assistance of Father Johnson. With hard work and a lot of determination the Soccer Team finished the season with an unexpected 3-11-2 record. The wins came over more established teams such as Andover, Methuen, Chelmsford, and Tewksbury.

Throughout the season great efforts were provided by goalie Brian Hebard, defensive captains Bill Gallagher and Jim Parolin. A winning effort was also supplied by Ken McKee, Tom Woodford, Tom O’Brien, John Smith, and Tom Mansuer on defence; Gary

See, Chris Murphy, and Rich Scanlon on affense.

The upcoming season looks very promising with many outstanding players returning. To the underclassmen returning we wish you the very best of luck.

Team: 1st Row: Andy Gmelch, Gary See, Larry Dupont, Dennis Freeman, Brendon Trainor, Greg Pugh, Jim Holland, Jim Robinson; 2nd Row: Jim Immerman, Ken McKee, John Smith, Tom O’Brien, Jim Parolin, Tom Woodford, Mike Scire, Brian Hebert, Tom Mansour; 3rd Row: Fr. Johnson, Coach Jim Kelly, Steve Scanlon, Chris Murphy, Jim Knowlton, Robert Paolino, Paul Erikson, Dave Stamatis, Paul Sardella, Jim Kelley, Bill Gallagher, Jeff Donovan.

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Seniors: Bob Palino, Tom O’Brien, Jim Parolin, John Smith, Tom Woodford, Mike Scire, Jeff Donovan and Ken McKee.

CROSS COUNTRY

This was the year the Austin Prep Cougars proved to themselves and to their opponents what a superior team they really were. The fired up Austin team finished the season with a 8-2 record. To finish a great season Austin Prep Won the State Meet in Division 4.

We would like to sincerely thank Coach Lehane, and Mr. McDonough for their help and leadership. A super effort was shown by Capt. Paul Reinzo, and by Blaize Conte; next year’s leader.

Jim Lindsay can’t run and do caculus at the same time.

VARSITY: Front Row: Mark Beatrice, John Farina, Brian Dunlavey, Capt. Paul Rienzo, Jim Glockling, Jim Lindsay, and Mark Fiorenza. Back Row: Coach Bruce Lehane, Steve Potter, Blaize Conte, Tom Callahan, Chris Kiley, Bill Welch, and Andy Parece.

John Farina runs for the line.

CROSS COUNTRY TEAM IN SOLID EFFORT; BEST SEASON IN YEARS

J.V.: Front Row: George Scannell, Mike Geary, Joe Geary, Phil Marcotte, Bob Wilson. 2nd Row: Steve Keohane, Al Jefferson, Joe Hogan, Ray Elicone, Shawn Kelly, Mike Niedzinski, and John Druggan. 3rd Row: Rich Pangraze, Tim Tiernan, Dave Sheehan, Jay Maloney, Dan Johnedis, John Wells, and Paul Tower. Back Row: John Stafford, Brian Pitts, Steve Thibeau, Mike Connelly, Chris O’Meara, Geoffrey Delaney, Roger Cloutier.

FROSH: Front Row: John McAnnespie, Wells, Steve Donahue, Tom Fox, Capt. Mark Sturzo, Jim Donahue, and Joe Mineri. 2nd Row: Paul Fawcett, Clayton Silva, and Mike Punicki. Back Row: Dave Collins, Billy Papp, Jim Robinson, Dennis Curran, Tom O'Donnell, Brian Beckwith, Steve Gavais, and Mike Erbetta.

Freshman Football

The 1976 Freshman football season saw another tough season bring many personal rewards, as the team won impressive victories against McCarthy Junior High of Chelmsford, Billerica, Dracut, and Central Catholic. The season ended with an awards ceremony and dinner r hosted by the Parents of the team members.

Freshman Football: First Row (left to right) Greg Fitzgerald, Bradford Dee, Steven Tufo, Edward Cunningham, John Killam, John Powers, Brian Bulger, Mark Capuano. Second Row: Michael Norris, Anthony Coviello, Anthony Naguiera, Christopher Judge, Paul Fallon, Mark Goode, Jeff Lyman, Brian Stitsel, Lawrence Walsh.

Third Row: Mr. James P. Dowd, Coach, John Santullo, Richard Burton, Paul Rose, Kenneth Goodrow, David Ballou, Chris Nolan, Francis Millerick, David Tassanari, Robert McRae, Steve Parrella. Fourth Row: Gary Rupina, David Blackett, Earl Ward, Robert Brigida, Clifford Moore, Carl Burke, Scott Kelly, Patrick Palmer, Joseph Torrissi, Mr. Larry Guidetti, asst. coach, Mr David Hoffses, asst. coach. =

Offensive strategy: words of experience.

Defensive tactics: ‘“’. but we’re on offense!”’

Brad Dee storms in on Tewksbury’s of68 fense.

Steve Nawn: Exhausted after a tough race; but ready to go again when Coach calls.

Winter Track

The Austin Prep Winter Track team enjoyed its most successful season ever in the brief history of the sport, posting a 3 wins, 6 losses dual meet record, good enough for a tie for sixth place in the Merrimack Valley Conference. The team was led by its captain, Senior Paul Rienzo, who turned in a stunning 9:51 two mile race time, the best in the league this year by far, and good enough for a second place finish in the State Class C championships. The solid nucleus of the team was its Senior contingent — Jim Glockling, John Farina, Chris Kiley, Steve Thompson, Steve Nawn, and Jim Lindsay — who were often forced to switch events because of the injuries which plagued the underclassman corps on the squad. The hard work and effort put in by Coach Bruce Lehane bore a crop of outstanding underclassmen — Allen Dillingham, Dave Sheehan, Kevin Yahnian, Robert Wilson, Billy Gallagher, and Bill Welch — who lend real promise to a bright Track future.

Track team: Front Row (left to

Barry Fitzgerald,

Justin

Mark Goode. Second Row: Danny Johnedis, Bill Papp, Bill Gallagher, Greg Mochi, John Middleton, Kevin Yahnian, Roy Silva, David Adamy. Third Row: Jim

Lindsay, Bob Wilson, Jim

Glockling, Mark Beatrice, Brian Dunlavey, Brendan Trainor, Brian Beckwith, Maike Kane, Tim Dunlavey, Allan Dillingham. Back Row: Coach Bruce Lehane, Jim Norris, Captain Paul Rienzo, Pat Palmer, Tim O'Donnell, Mark Foley, Steve Nawn, Bill Welch, Chris O’Meara, John McQuade, Dave Sheehan, John Wells. (missing: Chris Kiley, Tom Callahan, John Farina, Steve Thompson).

Winter

right):

Ken Wells, Mike Norris, John Powers, Mark Sturzo,

Bowers,

Mark Foley to Danny Johnedis: ‘‘Honest, missed placing by this much. 2 John Farina, “Chelmsford Resident’: he constantly surprised, overpowered and ‘shot down’ his opponents.

Dave Sheehan: Agony of da’ feet.

Paul Rienzo: leader of the pack.

John Farina and Dave Sheehan — a race or a chase against Co-Ed Dracut?

Warm-ups: essential preparation before any race.

Paul Rienzo: Star distance runner of the Winter Track team, placed second in the State Class C meet in his two mile speciality, ran a 9:51 earlier this season, best in the league.

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Team meeting: Chris Kiley tells a joke to relieve the tension; it must be scary as Linz waits for the punch line.

The Captain leads soph stalwart Bob Wilson to a sweep of a distance race.

Coach Lehane explains the rules to the team before the race.

Basketball

Varsity Basketball: Front Row (left to right): Dan Griffin, scorer, Steve Burke, Rich Marcotte, Ted Coppinger, Chris Murphy, Bob Coppinger, Tom Mansour, Mark Shapiro. Back Row: Coach Tom Enright, John Gmelch, Brian Hebert, Paul Tucker, Kurtis Meyer, Chris Lumenello, Chris Gmelch, Joe Geary, Asst. Coach Frank Enfanto.

Varsity Seniors: Steve Burke, Rich Marcotte, Mark Shapiro, Kurtis Meyer, and Ted Coppinger.

Tough Defense was the key to a winning season.

Rich Marcotte: he’s got all the moves.

Kurtis Meyer soars to outjump his taller opponent.

The 1976-77 Basketball season was the best in Austin’s brief history of play in the Merrimack Valley League. Sparked by Center Kurtis Meyer with a 17.3 per game average and returning All-Star Guard Ted Coppinger with a 17.2 per game average, the team scored at a league leading 63 points per game and strong fifth place finish in the league. The Junior Varsity ran to an impressive 17 wins in twenty games, good enough for third place in the league.

The tough Austin Prep offense inspired the Of-

ficials to rise to new heights.

Scoreboard

Final record: 5th place in Merrimack Valley won 11 lost 9

The Junior Varsity: Front Row (left to right): Matt Burke, Phil Marcotte, Bob Coppinger, Greg Pugh, George Scannell, Chip Hoell. Second Row: Coach Frank Enfanto, Chris Murphy, Joe Geary, Tom Mansour, Chris Gmelch, John Donahue, Mike Geary, and Jim Robinson, statistician. (missing: Chris Murphy, the sophomore, and Steve Clarke).

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Ted Coppinger, Austin Prep All Time Leading scorer with 864 career points and a 14-3 points per game average. Merrimack Valley League All-Star Team 197576.

Steve Burke: a tough guard who helped guide the offense. hat St wir DIOS EAT TOWN TOW S92

Freshman Basketball

The Freshman Basketball team enjoyed its first winning season in eight years by posting a 10-7 record. The young cougar kittens enjoyed wins over Lawrence, Chelmsford-Parker, Dracut, Minuteman Regional, Wilmington, Northeast Regional, Central Catholic (twice), and Bedford (twice). Weather hampered the schedule, but the young team hung tough against allegedly superior teams. The team was led by Bob Brigida (17.0 points per game), Dave Blackett (13.5 points per game), and Chris Nolan (11.0 points per game). What these freshmen lacked in size and prior experience, they more than made up for in quickness and desire.

Bob

The Team_ banner: “We are the B-E-S-T best of all the R-E-S-T Lesttra 4:

Freshman Basketball team: Front Row (left to right): Scott Nolan, Gary Pugh, Jeff Lyman, Andy Gmelch. Back Row: Coach Larry Guidetti, Bob Brigida, Dave Blackett, Ken Goodrow, Dave Collins, Joe Torrisi, Chris Nolan, Gregg Fitzgerald, Jim Connolly, Asst. Coach Doug Stott.

Brigida shows the form which made him the leading scorer on this year’s freshman team.

Austin Prep skis to title

Austin Prep has Co-Ed athletics! Under the inspiration and guidance of Coaches Father Arthur Johnson and Mr. Jay Dowd, the Ski team compiled a record of 5 wins in 12 races, highlighted by two victories over both Methuen and St. John’s Prep. Amassing the highest point totals for the season were Steve Hoar, Cliffy Simoneau, and Dave DeSantis. The girl racers were Sue Manning, Mary Houlne, Debbie Manning, and Sue MacMillan. The two racing Courses were the Merrimack Valley Ski Area in Methuen and Bradford Ski Area in Bradford. Exceptional underclassmen returning for future seasons (if the snow comes, too) include Dave DeSantis, Chris Poole and Larry Hansford.

Ski Racing

standouts:

Scoreboard (combined final in)

Austin Boys 72 North Andover Boys 63 (90-170) Austin Boys 70.5 ~—North Andover Boys 64.5 (102.5-157.5)

Austin Boys 32 Andover 103 (66-204)

Austin Boys 36 Andover 99 (68-202)

Austin Boys 68 Haverhill 67 (131-139)

Austin Boys 49.5 ~— Haverhill 85.5 (76.5-193)

Austin Boys 48 St. John’s Prep 87 (151-101)

Austin Boys 57 St. John’s Prep 78 (121-94)

Austin Boys 99 Methuen 36 (163-79)

Austin Boys 77 Methuen 58 (127-142)

Austin Boys 28 Masconomet 107 (59-211)

Austin Boys 22 Masconomet 113 (56-204)

Sue Manning: close and tight around the poles.

Phil MacMillan: downhill racer.

Racing

Steve Hoar, Jim Parolin, Dave DeSantis, Tom Matton, and Phil MacMillan.

Hockey

The 1976-77 Merrimack Valley League season saw Austin Prep return to the familiar role of a strong second place finish (15 wins, 3 losses) in the strongest conference in the Division I] of Massachusetts school boy Hockey. The season saw five skaters among the top ten in scoring (Tom Carr, Thom Lawler, Tony Santullo, and Jack McDonald). Hosting its’ first Christmas Hockey tournament, Austin Prep fell in the finals to perennial Division powerhouse Malden Catholic. The League coaches voted Tom Carr and Thom Lawler to the League All-Star First Team. The team easily qualified for the State Tournament action again, and the very powerful Junior Varsity skated to a 13 wins, 1 loss, 2 ties record under the skillfull direction of Coach Paul Powderly. Coach Bishop developed many fine underclassmen to insure future success for the Skating Cougars. This team produced three 100 + point career scorers — Thom Lawler, Tom Carr, and Tony Santullo, the first team in the history of the Merrimack Valley to do so.

Varsity Hockey: Front Row (left to right): Brian McGann, John Smith, Jack McDonald, Captain Tony Santullo, Captain Tom Carr, Thom Lawler, Dan Shannon, Don Roberts. Second Row: Coach Gary Bishop, Manager Bob Donahue, John Cummings, Tony Visone, Russ Ahern, Dave Stamatis, Jim Knowlton, Steve ~~. =] 4 ; Sheldon, Assistant Coach Paul te ~~ & Powderly, Dave Ballou. Third - ge > 40, 5 I, =F ‘« , Row: Brendan Allen, Jeff py! a Pan, = Gallagher, Kevin Barry, Dave McDonald, Brian McNamara, Phil Arnone, Dave Yetman.

The Leaders of the Club: Captain Tony Santullo, Coach Gary Bishop, Captain Tom Carr.

Captain Carr: ‘‘A little Man Everyone looks up to.” Oi

Captain Santullo: ‘‘He’d do anything for the Team.”

Motivation. the key to success.

Seniors: Dan Shannon, Thom Lawler, Tony Santullo, Don Roberts, Tom Carr, Jack McDonald, John Smith. The Warden tries to lock another one up against Methuen.

John Cummings: ready, willing, and able.

Tony Santullo: stick?

good speed, quick skate, high

Brendan Allen: defenseminded as they come.

Danny Shannon: after three years, you learn a few tricks.

Donnie Roberts: a quick prayer never hurt.

egaper

Tony Santullo Four year Varsity Letterman Merrimack Valley League All Star 1975-76, First Team, 1976-77 Hon. Mention, 105 career points with 47 goals and 58 assists.

Tom Carr Four Year Varsity Letterman Austin Prep and Merrimack Valley League Scoring Leader with 163 career points on 62 goals and 101 assists First Team Eastern Massachusetts All-Tournament Team 1974-75 and Merrimack Valley League All-Star 1976-77. (Total career points, all games, 80 goals, 121 assists, 201 points)

Thom Lawler: Thom sweats(?) out a tough rush.

Brenda Allen: a blurring slapshot.

Austin 13 Andover 1

Austin 1 Billerica 6

Austin 11 Wilmington

Christmas Tournament

Austin 5 Barnstable

Austin 6 Malden Catholic

Austin 9 Central Catholic

Austin 15 Methuen

Austin 5 Chelmsford

Austin 16 Dracut

Austin 5 Tewksbury

Austin 12 Lawrence

Austin 7 Andover

Austin 7 Billerica 1

Austin 4 Wilmington

Austin 11 Central Catholic

Austin 5 Methuen

Austin 3 Chelmsford

Austin 14 Dracut

Austin 14 Tewksbury

Austin 13 Lawrence

first line: Thom Lawler, Tom Carr, Jack McDonald.

Steve Sheldon: ‘Don’t worry Donnie, help is coming. .” Breakout!

SENIORS

MARK A. ADDUCI Duche I'll never forget — Seagull hats with crepe paper and windmills Lama Lips Billerica peacock. Holiday Inn, Vt.. Dicky’s parties Subway lockage Sheep and Doc. The 3 X’s. McKee’s all nighters Parrella, who are you marrying this week?. I’m just a clean machine (RK) Kitty’s and feel pretty ... Arimas Stormy weather. Quote: “‘| loved the dead.”

RONALD S. BEARSE Ron_ Kevin's great stab at third. All the trips to New York The jokes at lunch Best classes: Russian 1,2, and 3, but not necessarily in that order Two accidents in one day, Tom? The Legend office: Steve and made it work .. Lost locker keys .. Those religion courses weren't so hard after all. Igor you owe me $$$. So long Austin, it was great.

classroom

MARK A. BEATRICE Is this the real life. Going through the war. Oh no! We're going to be late again! ... “LQ”... Winter Track snowball fights Who did their homework today??? Put the blame on Mame). Spanish) .Glass/5-/6)AIM Inclumonhy o.oo males oa. Beverly Doc’s class US History for two years — help! This is insane There have been rumors. 5/28/76 _.. BB... “1 have not yet begun to fight.” Thanks for all the help, A.P., and special thanks to Judy.

PHILIP J. ARCIDI The

isn’t the only place in which Austin gave me an ed-

LAURIER ARTHUR BEAULIEU, JR. Cat Ballou, Bolio What was the French homework? Industrial Park Who's going in? eGan leMeanis iste. 3. MitMaG= kiewicz making us late for lunch because of his daily quizzes Most horrifying experience — French I-IV.

CHESTER A. BRUCE IIl_ Chip Pete and getting bagged at the dance. The ‘’Scout’. Cat and mouse with Larry’s Mustang “MOOSE” Six shooters at Dicky’s party. Doc’s air vent. Raids with Dave & Doc. Pete & Paul’s expedition. “Austin in Boston’. (5-30-77) In all seriousness, really had a great four years at Austin. made many good friends who hope will remember me, because know won't forget them.

FREDERICK E. BREITWIESER, JR. At Austin you can learn and have fun. . Good times in rowdy Italiano Chess team and Mr. B.. Different odd parties, S.T. & M.T., and De Moulas Bad times with Father J. and his magical mystery board, and of course there is Frank. won’t forget most of my teachers, they're O.K.

STEVEN M. BURKE Burkie Football’s best in fall. What are you, Stupid! Frosh coach Zapella Breakfast .. Terrible Ten will reign again. 7 p.m. BB practice Sandman’s class Guidance Fenway Frank. Tricky Tom Breakfast Baseball practice. Chocolate rocks. Rock fightin J.V.. Breakfast Hero: Bugs Bunny

Favorite Food: spaghetti Favorite Drink: stupid question! Favorite Day: Sunday oe Favorite Class; Breakfast Most Informative Room: 3rd floor men’s room Most Rewarding Activity: Burke — Govoni Memorial Scholarship Most Heartwarming

Quotation: ““On my head!”

Don’t they believe I’m sick?

STEPHEN C. BLUNT

MICHAEL J. CANTY Mica _ But ‘‘Everybody's going to heaven ‘cause we've all been through hell.”” Remember Well it really wasn’t all that bad? Was it! The End!

DONALD J. CAMPBELL Russian — it’s over!!!. In the garden’s the stand — all one. Ed is in hiding. To hell with eated food!!! Fiats!!!

MICHAEL J. BURNS “G.M.”. “To all the good times!!!’". “It was a nice place to visit, but think stayed too long!!!’

WILLIAM J. CAMPOPIANO AB _ The Burnouts. The circle. String “em up Deal ‘em out (Boot). I’ve paid my time in 209. Football stands Stick you want my cake? ... Pool up at George’s . Parties at |.P.. Down the rocks Michelob! The smart ones who left — O'Neil, George, Graham, and Bond Good luck to the Class of ‘77 It’s been a good time at Austin.

A Legendary Student

THOMAS G. CARR, JR. Talent is GodpNet be thankful, fame is man-given; be umble, conceit is self-given; be careful. Thanks to Mr. Miller for his never ending help Thanks to Mr. Gramling for his Hoosier guidance — right, Linds? .. Hockey with Tony, Thom, Buttons, The Warden and Mr. Bishop. #6. The Terriblesmenes s2o Ish) 91/24/76 Most of all — Thanks to Mom and Dad!

LINCOLN CHADWELL Buzz Doing time in 209 ... The Park-Swilling Milwaukees at $4.00 a case Playing for the Burnouts Driving through the practice football field.

JOHN B. CARROLL = Smokin’ Circle Chain Gang ... Mike & John .. Latin — “semper ubi sub ubi”’ Me & Jim go way back!. The stands. Shotguns at the circle. It’s been real.

WILLIAM NEILS CHRISTIANSEN Unforgettable memories of the past .. “Don’t take me home” ‘Come back, Jay” China moon — 2:00. Dicky’s Party... ahlere; hold thise... slaonit have to take this’. Roger’s home wrecking festival Ya, no way. ‘All right, don’t believe me” World series riot EJ. concert “Gonzo, all the gas Stations are closed” ... Pats game... The states (Hockey) Papa Gino’s. . Parking Lot Quiet KKKOA meetings The peaceful Student Council dance The Industrial Park brawl ‘And most of all give sincere thanks to my parents.”’

THOMAS P. CLAVETTE You think it’s funny .. George the janitor? .. late?. The Revenge.

The gags... Do you know Why were you “M-0.k.””

RODERICK V. COE

“Mr. Mackiewicz”’ zes today?” homework?”

Ted

“Frencn) Classe.)

PETER COLLINS ‘‘Hey Pete, what’s your

“How many quiz- name, Pete’ .. “WhereiZs, =autnank “Who did their you!!!’’. Good times down at the circle It was a good, fun four years here at Austin, but I’m glad it is over.

EDWARD J. COPPINGER

KEVIN THOMAS DARRAGH

EDMUND P. COYNE Ed _ It took me four years, but I’m finally getting out.

J. SPENCER DeNAPOLI Jorge with a “J” “You get out of it what you put into it.” Re Remembers) Can) saemlcantt It’s up to you!”

R. DAY. A unicorn is nothing but a horny horse.

“Is Frank still looking for me?”’

KENNETH R. DiPIETRO Big Guy _ These years have gone by fast — football, friends, parties, teachers; they all add up to four years of times and people I'll never forget. As go on in life will always look back and wish these times were still with me.

FRANK A. DiMEO

ROBERT

RICHARD K. DONAHUE, JR. er DickstA warrior have been. Now it is all over. A hard time have.

Good times in M.M.’s office Thank you Mr. Miller for your advice. I’m lucky I’ve had such good FRiEnDS, Thank you. And I’m not generous!

JEFFREY THOMAS DONOVAN Spaceshot Susan P. 10/2/76 Keep out of the hot sun. Michelob on tap. Roger's destroying festival, 10/24/76. Melrose Deli #1... Parrella) who are you going to marry this week? ... All nighters at McKee’s “‘Free ride“ (r2.Brom)raKeep it in your sneaker. Mallett & Jumpin’ Jack Why don’t we do it in the road The states, Garden. had a decent time at this place Thank ya kindly #16, Aerosmith.

PAUL M. DRUGAN TROY, FWY AD 7ae New Year's Eve, 75 Hampton Beach Mt. Sunnapee Skiing, Aerosmith.

ROBERT SEAN DONAHUE

JAMES B. DONOHOE

BRIAN? Ee DUWNEAVEYE = 2510—. 3. 25 pushups of the paddle .. Zip, Boom, Glickoom bink Rloydie Aystile:ss. Late slips. 1.1.0, 1.1.M., Joe Hayes. Is that the moon? I'll beat you yet, Paul. How far did you run, DID you run? Anything in Pete’s refrigerator? .. Quote: ‘’A rolling stone gathers no moss, but he doesn’t care, momentum is what he wants to gather.’’ Heroes: The Three Stooges, Patty Hearst, Richard Nixon.

ROBERT A. DUTILE Dutes Pet Peeve: French I-IV . Quotation: ‘‘Someone me their French homework.’ In my years at Austin, all of my experiences boil down to one statement: ‘‘Let me the hell out of here.”’

THOMAS FRANCIS DUNN

The quiet man behind the mask.

JOSEPH J. FARINA = Doc’s Chemistry 7-2... Andover’s coach ... Life at Austin The Omega Moving on college.

“Life is just one damned thing after another.”

RICHARD W. FELCH Yogi the Bear Best times with Lori ... Fio, Murph, Smitty, and Buzz ... Red Onions, Nonames, Three Stooges, Mic, Hanagan, Cranagan, and Ishabab Maple Leafs, West Point, 12/29/74.

JAMES E. FITZGERALD Hobbits and Rings

PETER N. FLYNN

MARK W. FIORENZA Class of 1977. Toot Good luck,

STEPHEN J. GALVIN Steve’ A certain algebra test. New York City. ‘“Hard times” in Comparative Anatomy. Legend returns The evershrinking Russian class The Big Silver Deal .. Homework at lunch Which was a change for the better. Austin, it’s been a time to laugh; a time to grow; it’s been great times and the pits. But if had the chance to do it over, I’d leave out the pits, they have a way of ruining the great times.

z Soran p fis

FAUSTO JOSE GARCIA ‘’Whadda we do now2”. Goforaride. “Oh, bloody hell!’ “It? goes one way!””. “We're all gonna die!’ ‘‘Lean into it!” ..

“B.D. is a unicorn!” Bugs Bunny. . “How much gas ya gut?’ The NEW ROOM! “To Lisa, Nal, Judy, and all the rest — thank you!’””. “To my friends, teachers, and all the other students — you're immoralized in my thoughts.’

RICHARD FORSYTH

DOUGLAS P. GAFFNY Tweet Certain experiences in Boston Ed can work Fat Hoe and his safe driving habits Vador rides Give me Varnum . He just doesn’t have it Kenney and the mailbox Zeke likes Chinese food Doing the trunk at 65. It was cheaper last time She was too young We're gone; Bye—Bye.

MARK GILSON

Troop is invited Third floor, third

MARK JOHN GOVONI to practice this week stall. The Terrible Ten, the Snake and as ALWAYS, Schlitz in your 12 oz. can.

CHRISTOPHER GREEN Nothing Nothing and more Nothing

J. HARTFORD

DANIEL W. GRIFFIN Griff The barriers of our being, the restricting confines around our personalities, characters, and intellects, were pushed outward, and with them the boundaries of our dreams. My high school years awakened me to the real world. am no longer hiding behind a wall. Now, as a magically transfigured butterfly in a cocoon, am ready to try and fly into the world. A little less naive, a bit more mature, and no longer shy, have started to grow up.

F

MICHAEL

DANIEL

CHRISTOPHER T. HERMAN B.D. is a unicorn. Music inthe car. painting balls Mr. Olivera broke the experiment in Physics. Water inthe chem lab. . The snow machine .. Draw! The catapult.

DONALD HERBERT HINES Dopey Friday — no pads. “Chop chop chop, hit it.’ Triple sessions Football parties Are you working tonight, Price?’ “That's my Mic’. ‘‘What are you stupid?”

EDWARD L. HASTINGS

We can rebuild him.

STEPHEN J. HOAR

Let's compromise; we'll do it my way.

JOHN A. HOLLAND

“Never can tell” .. Beach Boys concert. AMeSee ae: and 7th “Friendly”’ rawls.

Football parties. Roger's house. World Series, 6th Gonzo bet...

STEPHEN R. HOEFLING _ Stick — Hanging down the circle Bathroom butts. Rm. 209, it’s a long walk after Burn Outs Football stands Exciting Fr. Cain Week-ends up the quarry... “Michelob!” Weaseling and mooching .. .“C’ period? “Let's toke!’’

DAVID G. JOHNSON

“Terrible Ten’

Number 1. Good times on the football field with Uma Gooma. Cindy. Ray Guy. The Smoke. Doppe. . Italian Stallion Holy Cross Fillup _. .F Troop, and team. Klimas’ words of wisdom “What are you stupid?!’’ Ludwig’s gems ‘Never can tell” Remembrance: Paul Rienzo, Mr. Miller and C Period munchers.

LAWRENCE RICHARD JOHNSTON _ The Illustrious Hoe ‘Elite’ .. It’s drivers like Lloyd Donna Doug's party Brian, meet Dale .. The Green Phantom CRUNCH. Zeke got no brakes Ed, next right What’s on Doug’s glasses? Aloud Hey! ... Mailboxing? Trips to Boston. Kike Frank’s nose in detention Lavrakas in leather .. It’s tight Back Bone. Bubbles. Head Party. “I always have to buy’, ‘‘Doug don’t want One.”

MICHAEL J. LACEY Mike Favorite colors: gold, red, blondes Harleys. Forever. Team Spirit. ‘‘Burnouts.”’

BRIAN C. KENNY Kenty, (BK) Elite. Let’s hit Beantown Cruisin’ with Fat Hoe, Spike, and Leak. Dale sho?. Good fun, come on KINNEY! G.LC. What's it to ya. “I don’t know” Merchant Marines, “77.”

ROGER CHARLES KOCHIS Mr. Clean, Felix Unger ‘‘Gimmea break”. “This is outrageous” ‘Fun’ bus rides. . “What, a party at my house? Not this weekend’. ‘You had a good time, didn’t you Roger, at the Jr. Prom? Didn’t you? . Dinner at Bub’s house, Thanks. J.K.L., J.W., & SH... “Ill still beat you in RParom: G:«

CHRISTOPHER C. KILEY

THOMAS S. LAVRAKAS _ Aardvark, Kinky Tom “Hey, did Doc screw you, too?’ Cute Chris, Kinky Jim. “You snotty nosed heap of parrot droppings” “What Russian homework?’ .. Fr. Johnson of the whip ‘‘“Good news Fat Hoe”. “Too much magic, let’s head for the coast’. Russians in New York, ‘75 Chairman, Young Communists for Democracy.

JAMES M. LINDSAY Linz “if have seen further, it is because have stood on the shoulders of giants.’’ Isaac Newton. Deep heartfelt thanks to Doc, Timmy, dear departed Uncle Ollie, and especially to Dave, without whom the summer at Indiana University with T. Carr wouldn’t have been possible. “‘It is essential that we place our trust in the politicians.” Tufts

THOMAS P. LAWLER _ I'll never forget Vas’s party. “I didn’t do anything” Kenny’s all nighters Dog Woman Omoito4 «burger King... “‘l want a nail file!’ Roger's Wrecking Barty) Rickle’s) Glass.= Billerica games .. States ‘‘Do you want to play Football for me?” Big eyes.

ALBERT J. LETIZIO, JR. Al “Midnight Rambler’, ‘Butch Cavachin” There’s BEN Hitch-hikers in Andover Square Montezuma’s Revenge How’re your sister's dancing lessons?. Fat Hoe’s “Green Phantom!” Good times with Fred, Bob, Dan Tom, Pat 136 ft. of Armstrong Super 60. With Bob in Paris: Dominique and our tour of Pigale; ‘encore du bier’ Parking spot 73 during C period Monte-Carlo Nite. Sleeping in the car at the meat store Let’s go down to the quarry Hey Baby! Good friends — good times.

KEVIN LEAHY Rat Murph, Bill Holland, Goodie-Goodie, Marty Brawl at Industrial Park, McKee’s party, Gonzo’s sick! Schaefer Stadium, going rowdy . Quebec with Bob. St. Thomas and the mountain top sunrise Jr. prom, Good Harbor, and junior beach party Good times and being with Sue Kerry and Mt. Chicorrua. Joe and Kentucky Fried Chicken Bill, where’s the stairway to your level? Solly! Murph, Kochis Homewrecking Festival: Murph bagging the snapper China Moon, broken radiator “No, this can’t be!’

FRANCIS G. LONGO

LLOYD G. MACLEAN, JR. | Thanks to my mother and father for putting up with me for my four years here. Goal: To enjoy life to its fullest. Writing letters in Bubbles’ class. Good times with Lenore and all her friends Camaro SS, my first accident. De Moulas, Y.A.S.. You gotta be me, mister Triple sessions Fat Hoe’s first accident. Good luck Joey and Cindy. Telling Bill McLaughlin my adventures. Joe Pulluca. Excellent Weekend of October 9 Someone very special; Lenore. It's been a great four years, thanks.

KEVIN M. MACDOUGALL Does it run? The Van. ~My Bike. Seabrook, NH. Going to Austin was the only thing did right in four years! F.T.P.

DANIEL R. MACMASTER Dan Occupation: part time student at Austin Prep. “These taste like oe a OUurre probably not going to believe this, but we dropped the exhaust again.’””. “‘I’ll stop twice at the next light.””. ‘‘It’s all right to talk to yourself, but when you start getting answers. .’ “Yes, Fr. Boredom.’’

The Exorcist

DAVID T. MARTIN

ROBERT JOSEPH MACMILLAN = Mac

DUNCAN. A. MACQUEEN III

Cram it!

ROBERT A. MALLETT _ I'll never forget the last four years, and the friends I’ve made.

RICHARD J. MARCOTTE Ricky “An experience never to be forgotten.’’

PAUL T. MCAULIFFE The Admiral Austin, over the four years that have attended it, has changed in some aspects. There is no longer the fear of upperclassmen, as there was when | first arrived. Although it doesn’t bother me, now if you give freshmen a hard time or let them know that you're around, they go running to Frank. But in all, I’ve enjoyed my four years at Austin.

DENIS P. MCCARTHY _ String-Bean ‘Mac

JOHN J. MCDONALD

The Class Comedians.

John Eno — “George Carlin,” John Carroll — ‘‘Woody

Ken McKee — already waiting at the altar. Spencer DeNapoli — “We've got to stop meeting Allen,” Tom Lavrakas — ‘the Not Ready for Prime like this.” Time Player.”

Most Supportive of this School

Peter Paicos — Please accept our “Thanks” for four years of unselfish, hard work for all of 5.

Least Supportive of the School. “2:10 at last!!!”

The Top Student. Jim Lindsay — ‘‘Indiana Wants Me. .” Variety in Clothing.

The Status Quo in Clothing.

Mark Beatrice — ‘‘For a Graduation present? Bill Campopiano — ‘’Cleanliness is next to Credit cards for Louis and Chestnut Hill Mall.” Godliness’’ However. ... .

The Best Athletes.

The Non-Athlete.

Rod Coe — “Walter Mitty —I can | dream, can’t |2”’

Tony Santullo — “A Man for All Seasons, Steve Burke 5 — ‘Bruce Jenner.”

SUPERLATIVES

The

“Please God, not Woodford, Hastings, Santullo, Shannon, MacMaster, or my father. .”’

Most Supportive of the Yearbook.

“Watch me, Galvin, and see how a publication is supposed tobe run. .”

“Honest, Dad, the

Least Supportive of this Yearbook.

(Left to Right) Bill Dufton, John Eno, John Reese, Ken Convicer, Mark Bannatt, ‘‘Please call Jamesway Studios for your appointment for a sitting ”

The Class Scientists.

Carl Parlagreco — Doctor Frankenstein, Bob Day Doctor Jeckell, Chris Herman — Copernicus.

The Bottom Student.

Lincoln Chadwell — ‘Kodachrome . think back to all the. “When learned in High School,

Safest Driver.

Most Versatile. “Racquel’’

The Worst Driver.

steering locked Ho, Ho, Homa

Least Mobile. “Cannon”

FREDERICK D. MCKAY Fred, Gorey Good times with all the guys ‘Hey Baby”. 136 feet of Armstrong .. Sleeping at the meat store ... “Sorry, we're closed’”” Monte Carlo Nite. “\'ve been playing tennis for seven years’ Basketball parties Baseball practice “This is my cave and can do what want’. ‘“Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to-’” “Anyone seen Ben?” One Helluva Time.

KENNETH JAMES MCKEE _ Seagull hats Dog Woman... Merkins. Black fleetwoods M M’s “apartment” .. Lusitania Killington all nighters Kinky Doc ‘’Sheep” NJ summer night 74 ‘Beach’. NBC Peacock be DK. Wrecking Parties =. “lim just a clean machine’ “Shannon, guess what” cliche panic Misery Leach ... MDS .. conversation with Bob, ahah, ahah. Pickle’s Class... chauffer driven volvos.

BRIAN C. MCKEW_ No, | can’t skip, why do you think I’m here. “Burnouts”. Yes it’s a car. Someone send Dumbo to the canteen My favorite color? Gold Jack, another B.R.A.T.; Lucifer’s?

WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN Sitting in Michenzi’s car during C period The Industrial Park {Yours eotta be me, mister!” The Trojans Rocks in Gonzo’s hub caps. Putting down Linc’s car... Lloyd’s adventures. Listening to

The Four Musketeers (and Raquel)

JAMES T. MOONEY All | can say is, “Thank God it’s over and where we all meet again, it will be much warmer than it is here.” My only regret in life is that am not someone else Woody Allen.

JAMES V. MICHIENZI Industrial dances? Summer school, Mics Austin in Boston. Bill, Linc, John, all the Trojans. Gold and Red. I'll race ya May 29, 1977. Bill, you're ugly.

JOHN F. MURPHY, JR. — Jay, Murph, J. Giles In my four years, these are some of the best times: Roger’s home wrecking festival, ‘Don’t call my bluff” “Oh, Roger, go take a tranquilizer” Kenny’s party

Dicky’s party Hampton Beach _. . “Gonzo”. ‘Don’t worry John, I'll get some gas” . Maine, Steve Miller Band’s class. All the French knowledge acquired in Gary's class Tiny Tim’s rages World Series game #6 and the riot at #7. Pats game. “I’m sick of this’. “But didn’t do it.”

KURTIS J. MEYER

JAMES J. MILLERICK, JR.

ROBERT B. MURPHY

STEVEN C. NAWN “A winner can never be a loser unless he’s lost.’’

DONALD J. NARDONE The Circle. The nose. N.I.P.C.O. Miller Band Yamaha vs. Arctic Cat ... New lampshitepe Ghiaee= sahesDait.The Van. The Roadrunner.

PATRICK J. NYSTEN

LAWRENCE R. NORMAN Norm

JOHN H. O'BRIEN, JR. Junior Prom ‘‘76” Hockey team “75” in Boston Garden Freshman Orientation... “I had a good time!’’

THOMAS E. O'BRIEN TO) 1B Pushups for Fr. J... That's what she said! fee apsinithe pits. 4)-aVVakeniup! —Soccer Club coach ‘‘Peon’’. Pewter Pot with Mike Martin. ‘‘Moses.”

JOHN A. O’/CONNOR Jack — Br — Burnouts Those who learn only in the classroom live only in their dreams.

JOHN O'DONNELL Fire. Honesty is the best policy Mr. Miller, fantatistic man... Remember B.G. Say what you mean, not what it seems to mean.

CARL J. PARLAGRECO The club and Bud Friends — students, faculty, and staff eB Disa Unicom. - .kly! Ahh!) Say when was just thinking of that Bondage Cherries. ..S &M All my girls She wrote me. . The Lincoln War Machine My Death List.

PETER H.K. OLIVIER Pete. 67 GTO’s

Send my condolences to Weber's Ford Final Goal: Run over Theo. Cutting through football field without hitting any poles Summer of 76. leave all my notes to Mr. Enfanto. Will depart school in stereo Will remember Charlie G. for trying.

BRYAN E. O’SULLIVAN Dudley Do-Right

PETER PAICOS, JR. Doc It was worth it.

ROBERT J. PAOLINO Let Schick love it!

JAMES DOMINIC PAROLIN — Jimmy, Jim, Paro Susan R. 11/6/73 HUH... “Hey did Doc screw you too?’”’. . Miss Warner and (people) Austin, Bill. Jr. & Sr. Prom, Winter Proms all with Susan. Hampton Beach Little sister M.S. . . The 99 with p.c. and my ring. _D.N. & J.E. Kinky Aardvarks T.L. . Gorilla C.P. mabe Re 0..& Lyons... ‘Pete DOG Tom’s wrist . ‘“Whacks’” from Father J. Killington Lowell Tech Ha-Ha ... Mark, you did it. P.R. and P.B. are CNUNKS anata) ii. Susan, Rainbow again... ‘That's what she said’ Soccer — awaken up out there and the pits Common Father J. Goodbye Austin.

DAVID ANTHONY PARRELLA DootDoot Railroad Tracks, Birdman. All nighters in Stoneham . Dog Woman vs. Redsox, Rude People (T. W.) Ou de le papa “Line up on the wall, again, again’ Boring Friday nights Skiing in Vermont (| never went) J.S. M.A. skinny dipping, not to forget S.K.. Car Problems. “I’m perfect’ (J.D.). Jack in the box — 2 Big Macs .. Alice in Wonderland’s wild audience in Lawrence

To be definitely rich someday (tomorrow) Be careful (mom).

CHRISTOPHER PIERCE Marine, Chris, Gorilla ‘Hey, did Doc screw you too?”

Homework . . Eddie Haskell

Aardvark, Jim, Gorilla, Ed Father J’s Board of Education. New York Pyramid

“Let’s head for Canada’. Halls of Montezuma. ‘‘That test was a real B.F.”” 50 WEIN OL ainel Ins WARS Bala Ink’s Brownie Troop #311. Kinky Tom. Junior Prom. That’s what she said.

KENNETH A. PETERS Twink

Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Grateful Dead. Humble Pie. Shot-Guns. the stands Big “M” the park. Blowouts in the Ford. Summer of 76. Cruising Melrose with J.R.. Brian’s place. Harvard Square ... Mike S. 10/9/76... Robin over there. Fasc, you're fantastic Mike C. you know. The Lake. Jackie's gas station. Paul’s Big’’B”. Life’s a big party, so party all your life.

SCOTT MICHAEL PRICE

DANIEL NICOLA QUINN Quinnie __ Jimi

WALTER HENRY PIERCE Ill Lunch table

.J.V. Baseball Hockey team in Boston Garden. Green Mt. Boys. Miss Warnes History Class Steve Miller “Band.”

STEVEN W. POTTER Wake up Potzy

and it’s Silver Stockings by a length.”

PAUL D. RIENZO

JOHN R. RICCI Bud, Looser Where's Hankes==.-salihe) Parkes. Molsons:.. Farls Favorite colors: gold, red... Summer of 76 Cruisin’ Melrose with D.Q. Favorite class: Miss Warner's Most used weapon: Shotgun Hurls and Hanes Places to visit: Vietnam, Columbia, and Panama ... The stands People to remember: Danny, Larry, Chenz, Tim Dana, Juliano, Bufta, Linc Black Sabbath, Jeff Beck, Jimi Hendrix, Lou Reed. Hey Bud. A.P. hockey in Boston Garden. The Burnouts. The CIRCLE has many memories.

KENNETH RUSSO Ken Hockey Games Mac'si-- 5/28/76)- Erigaysie.. 6/1/77. Screwdrivers The Pond Flat tires. Mister Donut. Movies. Lights out. 2; 10.

DONALD W. ROBERTS “You'll only bea fish in the ocean.” asks USA)

ANTHONY P. SANTULLO _ Football practice with “F’’ Troop Playing hockey WA W4Cy, (DS, db, JM, @lial DUS Generosity of B.D. and M.M.,. Terrible Ten).3) 45/23/75:

JOHN F. SHEA’ ‘Shoot for the stars and you'll land on the moon.” Seagull Hats Dog Woman. Skinnydipping with M.A., T.W., and S.K.! Killington Weekend Roger's homewrecking. Rugged Room ‘75. The Revere Drive-In .. Kitty's. ‘Lowell University?” . McKee’s all-nighters ‘‘l never laughed so hard in all my life’. 25 or 6 to 4”

“Woody, got your keys?” .. “Will always remember Woody, Duche, Frosty, Bob, Dave, and all the rest. ’-— A great four years. Thanks Mom and Dad “Nough said-K.””

MICHAEL DAVID SCIRE Chopper | will always remember the four years at Austin because of all the great times I’ve had, and all the terrific friends have met.

J.

Morning practices The

Uncle

Summers ‘75 & '76. ‘‘Austin was a great experience and I'll never forget the people and the good times with them over the past four years.”

STEVEN D. SARDELLA

MARK J. SHAPIRO

DANIEL

SHANNON Hockey ‘75.

Rockpile Jet.

—. = heyaBootiere. -

ROBERT L.SKOVHOLT Sko, Polvolt Freedom’s just another word for nothing left to lose Emerson, Lake, and Palmer forever. New York, at the Commodore Weekends at ‘‘The Road’’ Red and Gold. ‘Hey, you've got brown fingers!’ The Bad . “Smoke on the Water’ “Highway Star’. ‘Steve, have you got the homework?”’

GEORGE RICHARD SILVA Ricky “HB3 — But boy did | prove it in the fourth’. “Bye Biff’ “Think you're man enough, Dave?” Steve Miller's class. ‘‘Hey Pete, want to go to Birch, there’s something need down there!” Kathy. ‘‘Let’s go visit Jake and Al” “That snowplow sure was big!’’ “Mr. Dunlavey, I’m sure that while you're reading this, you're not working!”’

JOHN HOLLIS SMITH, JR. “Remember, today is the first day of the rest of your life.’’ To remember: 3/14/59, 12/28/74, 10/16/76, 10/31/76, 5/29/77, Mini |. Austin In Boston When Billerica came .. Knockout: Franklin. 39... Red Onions. (Nonames, Stooges) Class of ‘77 - MiG: IRE. MiIM®s KS; GA} Fenny, A: and W. parties RaRa’s Wood at Wilmington during baseball. would like to thank the students and faculty for an interesting four years, but most of all would like to thank mom and dad for putting up with me for 18 years.

CLIFFORD J. SMONEAU Austin has been a lot of fun for me, especially in Mr. Birdman, Mr. Mackiewicz, and Mr. Descoteaux’s classes.

KEVIN M. SMITH BrOYASsor Bust Headed South. Lynrd Skynrd’s #2. Oct. 10, 1975. The Rocks. Explorers 706 and Utah. Bad times in Macky’s French Ill. Good times in Bud’s English Wait’s “license?” A.B.’s Burnouts Meteorology in college?

RONALD TASSINARI = Ron

KENNETH SULLIVAN

MICHAEL T. STUART Molson Golden Ale . Harvard Square Summer of ‘76 Blackie. Speakeasies. 5/28/76 & Dunkin Donuts 5/30/77 The Stands. 2:10. My paperboy’s name is Daniel Doc’s class Life isn’t worth living if you don’t do something crazy.

STEVEN THELLEN

JOHN THORNTON

PETER THEOPHANIS Theo Big Black Caddies ... ’66 Chevelle SS#1 MatchelenlO7G)- 607 GulL©%s, ! . Leaving school during C period and getting caught Wingearsheek Beach summer of ‘76. Debbie. ‘68 Mustangs, ‘/____—”” the bed Industrial Park Parties. .'56M.G.A.s. Gloucester Parties ... The Pits Knocking down posts in the practice football field, great. Donuts ‘‘Pete, The Donut King of Austin Prep” Stick’s ‘‘race’”’ Car, putt, putt.

J. TRODELLA,

Dear God, let it be a technical school.

DAVID AURELE WAIT Smiley First step towards making A.P. coed (Sue). have a few good reasons for drinking, and one has just entered my head. If a man can't drink when he’s living, how the hell can he drink when he’s dead?

STEPHEN A. THOMPSON _ The rat returns Rooster, Moose What is this, a zoo? Another card, another loss. Four years in 203. Insecure. Chumley vs. Kinky Murph quotes, “I don’t brake for R.A.1.C., speed up for...” Cutting up Chris Chris — lucky in golf, wins every time. How? ... K.K.K.O.A. 4 and 1; slow start, strong finish Art Club, all three members, it was fun: Thanks Mr. Rybick Sorry, sure Winter track snowball fights Ambition: To serve in the armed forces of The United States as an officer.

SAMUEL

JR. a great school!

CHARLES J. WEBER, JR. | Remember fall of “75"" The Mustang, the G.T.O. (Horse and Goat) Remember the Zone. . Leaving school during activity period to get auto parts, didn’t get caught ThanksgivIngeu5ia ee Ricks Bobi se Remember, the proms, beach parties. Brett’s house; Patty, the only girl there. Industrial Park Parties, Revere, Nahant, Drags, Rat Racing In the two years I’ve been here have enjoyed it. ‘Mickey Mouse’’ mechanics ... June “79”; Patty forever, December 26, 1975 — Eternity.

THOMAS W. WOODFORD Woody Things to remember: Killington, ‘“Where’s my Aramis?” The John and Lisa Show .,. My steering column. “Wanna get lucky?” “Mannequins” ... “Hey Parolin, she’s 10 years old’ Horror show in Gardner, repeated at the Lake. Why me?. The Annual McKee Festival Favorite Quote: “I didn’t do that.” Favorite Ship: Lusitania.

JOSEPH PAUL ZARELLA Big Z_ Elite == “Aye. Fathoed “Sorry, Father Smith, didn’t mean to fall asleep’ .. Boston and Doug. Lloyd’s parties. Fathoe’s Shadow... “Hey!!!” “Mail Boxing’ Fathoe’s crash, ‘My back’, eleven X-rays, phoney. ‘‘Lavrakas, you bloody idiot’. Loon. ‘Sounds like Bull’ Good times with Cindy . Mr. Gramling’s party, ‘Mrs. Gramling, I’m sorry”. Accidents... <ltsitight@..“Fatty, Frank’s gonna bag us” ... Mr. Guidetti, you got me into college “Malaka, <.ieRUtZageeee Gear Cindy knows! ... Idol: Johnny Carson Austin Prep, it’s been fun.

JAMES F. WALSH, JR.

SENIOR DIRECTORY

MARK A. ADDUCI 18 Mallard Way, Burlington. National Honor Society 4; A.P.H.R.S. 1,2,3,4; Bowling League 2; Explorer Post 706 1,2,3; Honors Help Club 3,4; The Omega 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3,4; Intramural Soccer 3,4; Intramural Softball 2; Ski Racing 2,3,4.

PHILIP J. ARCIDI 95 Walnut Street, Concord. National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Classical League 2,3,4; Foreign Language Society 3,4; Honors Help Club 3,4; The Legend 3,4; The Omega 3,4; Astronomy Club 1,2,3; Ping Pong Club 2,4.

MARK HERBERT BANATT 8 Jonathan Road, Burlington. Russian Club 1.

RONALD S. BEARSE 7 Englewood Drive, Wilmington. Bowling League 1,2; Explorer Post 706 1; Literary Magazine 1; The Legend 4; Russian Club 1,2,3,4; Ping Pong Club 2,3,4; Intramural Street Hockey 1,2; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 2.

MARK A. BEATRICE 49 Wyman Street, Medford. Art Club 2,3; Chess Club’ 2,3,4; The Omega 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track and Field 2,3,4.

LAURIER ARTHUR BEAULIEU, JR. 62 Red Gate Lane, Reading. Aquarium Club 1; The Legend 3; The Omega 4; French Cll) 1,234 Football 1,2; Winter Track 3,4; Spring Track and Field 4.

STEPHEN C. BLUNT 22 Linden Street, Reading. Biology/Science Club 2; Chess Club 2; Junior Classical League 4; The Omega 4; Intramural Street Hockey 1; Intramural Softball 1,3; Spring Track and Field 2.

FREDERICK E. BREITWIESER, JR. 7 Green Acre Drive, Billerica. Italian Club 3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Honors Help Club 4; Coin Club 3.

CHESTER A. BRUCE Ill 313 Salem Street, Wilmington. Art Club 1; The Omega 3; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Football Team Manager 2,3.

STEVEN M. BURKE 11 Lucille Avenue, Salem, NH. National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Intramural Basketball 2; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4.

MICHAEL J. BURNS 6 Eustis Avenue, Wakefield. A.P.H.R.S. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Ping Pong Club 3,4; Intramural Softball 1,2,3.

DONALD J. CAMPBELL 4 Garden Heights Avenue, Woburn. Bowling League 2; Russian Club 2,3,4; Intramural Softball 3.

WILLIAM J. CAMPOPIANO 33 Sylvan Avenue, Chelmsford. The Omega 4; French Club 2,3; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Baseball 2.

MICHAEL J. CANTY 127 Wakefield Street, Reading. Science Club 2; Junior Classical League 4; Explorer Post 706 3; Literary Magazine 1; The Legend 2; The Omega 4; Intramural Softball 3; Cross Country 1; Spring Track and Field 1.

THOMAS G. CARR, JR. One Guild Road, Burlington. National Honor Society 3,4; A.P.H.R.S. 2,3; Honors Help Club 4; The Omega 3,4; Orientation Committee 3,4; Intramural Softball 3,4; Baseball 1; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Football Team Statistician 3.

JOHN B. CARROLL 32 Belvidere Circle, Lowell. Aquarium Club 1; Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4; Honors Help Club 2.

LINCOLN CHADWELL 379 Park Street West, North Reading. Intramural Street Hockey 1,2; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Cross Country 1; Hockey 1.

WILLIAM NEILS CHRISTIANSEN 42 Harriett Avenue, Burlington. Student Council 4; Foreign Language Society 3; Current Events Club 4; The Legend 4; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Spring Track and Field 4; Football 2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3.

THOMAS P. CLAVETTE 18 Oak Meadow Street, Methuen. Bowling League 1; Fencing Club 4; Winter Track 1; Spring Track and Field 1; Intramural Softball 3,4; Football 1.

RODERICK V. COE 10 Cedarwood Lane, Burlington. Bowling League 2; Stamp Club 2,4; French Club 2,3,4.

PETER COLLINS 2 Gayland Street, Burlington. Football 1,2,3,4.

KENNETH CONVICER 4 Martin Circle, Peabody.

EDWARD J. COPPINGER 28 Avalon Road, Reading. Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4.

EDMUND P. COYNE. 1095 Livingston Street, Tewksbury. Weightlifting Club 3; Track Club 3; Basketball 1; Spring Track and Field 2,4.

KEVIN THOMAS DARRAGH 21 Fisher Terrace, Woburn.

ROBERT F. DAY 230 Mishawn Road, Woburn. Chess Club 2; Fencing Club 4; Honors Help Club 2,3,4; The Legend 4.

J. SPENCER DENAPOLI 16 Hidden Road, Andover. Aquarium Club 2,3,4; The Omega 4; Stamp Club 2,3; French Club 2,3,4.

FRANK A. DIMEO 8 Brookridge Avenue, Stoneham.

KENNETH R. DIPIETRO 8 Gediek Road, Burlington. Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Winter Track 2,3; Spring Track and Field 2; Basketball 2; Football 1,2,3,4.

RICHARD K. DONAHUE, JR. 52 Belmont Avenue, Lowell. A.P.H.R.S. 1; Explorer Post 706 2; The Omega 4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1; Football 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4.

ROBERT SEAN DONAHUE 11 Murray Hill Park, Malden. Hockey 3,4.

JAMES B. DONOHOE 88 Westford Street, Chelmsford.

JEFFREY THOMAS DONOVAN _ 38 Broadway. Street, Stoneham.

PAUL M. DRUGAN 27 Parker Road, Wakefield. Russian Club 2,3,4; Intramural Street Hockey 2; Golf 3,4.

WILLIAM F. DUFTON 65 Pinehurst Avenue, Methuen.

BRIAN F. DUNLAVEY 57 Fairmount Street, Lowell. National Honor Society 4; Aquarium Club 2,3; A.P.H.R.S. 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2; Coin Club 3; Black Friars 1,2; Honors Help Club 2,3,4; The Legend 4; The

Omega 4; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,4; Winter Track 1,2,4; Spring Track 1,2,4; Ping Pong Club 2,3,4.

THOMAS FRANCIS DUNN 4 Brancroft Street, Reading. Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Coin Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Stamp Club 2; Intramural Street Hockey 2; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Spring Track and Field 2,3; Ski Racing 3.

ROBERT A. DUTILE 121 Pollard Street, Billerica. Honors Help Club 4; Math Club 1; The Omega 4; French Club 4; Basketball 1.

JOHN B. ENO 875 West Street, Carlisle.

JOSEPH J. FARINA 7 Singlefoot Road, Chelmsford. Aquarium Club 1; Explorer Post 102 1,2,3,4; The Legend 1,2; The Omega 3,4; French Club 3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 3,4; Spring Track and Field 2,3,4.

RICHARD W. FELCH 59 Water Street, Saugus. Italian Club 3; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4.

MARK S. FIORENZA 33 Everett Avenue, Wilmington. Honors Help Club 3; Intramural Softball 1,2,3; Cross Country 4; Hockey 1.

JAMES E. FITZGERALD 34 Emerson Street, Wakefield. Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Society 3,4; Fencing Club 4; The Legend 4; Cross Country 1,2; Spring Track and Field 2.

PETER N. FLYNN 31 Garfield Road, Melrose.

RICHARD FORSYTH 692 East Street, Tewksbury

DOUGLAS P. GAFFNY 117 Salem Road, Billerica. French Club 1; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3; Ski Racing 3,4.

STEPHEN J. GALVIN 7 Michelle Drive, Burlington. National Honor Society 4; Coin Club 3; Foreign Language Society 3,4; Honors Help Club 3,4; Literary Magazine 1; The Legend 2,3,4; Russian Club 2,3,4; Intramural Softball 4; Football 3.

FAUSTO JOSE GARCIA 31 Whittier Road, Medford. Aquarium Club 1; Junior Classical League 2,3,4; Fencing Club 4; The Legend 4; The Omega 4; Stamp Club 2,3.

MARK GILSON 13 Manning Street, Wilmington.

JAMES A. GLOCKING 41 Porter Street, Billerica. Cross Country 3,4; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track and Field 1,2,4.

MARK JOHN GOVONI. 17 Prouty Road, Burlington. National Honor Society 3,4; Explorer Post 706 2,3; Honors Help Club 3,4; Intramural Softball 2,3,4,5; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 2,3.

DANIEL CHRISTOPHER GREEN 12 Avon Street, Andover. Explorer Post 706 3,4.

DANIEL W. GRIFFIN 14 Countryside Lane, Reading. National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Explorer Post 706 2,3; Honors Help Club 4; The Legend 4; The Omega 4; Orientation Committee 4; French Club 1,2,3; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Hockey 1,2; Winter Track and Field 3,4.

MICHAEL J. HARTFORD 44 Houghton Street, Woburn.

EDWARD J. HASTINGS Rogers Street, North Billerica.

CHRISTOPHER T. HERMAN 665 Andover Street, Lowell. Aquarium Club 1; Chess Club 1; Fencing Club 4; Junior Classical League 4.

DONALD ROBERT HINES 19 Doane Street, Lowell. French Club 1,2; Intramural Softball 1,2,3; Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Football 1,2,3,4.

STEPHEN J.‘HOAR_ 126 Forest Street, Stoneham. Intramural Tennis 3,4; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Ski Racing 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4.

STEPHEN R. HOEFLING 156 Forest Street, Winchester. Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Softball 3,4.

JOHN A. HOLLAND 74 Arlington Road, Woburn. Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Spring Track and Field 4; Football 2,3,4; Hockey 2.

MARTIN W. HOULNE’ 6 Holden Street, Billerica. French Club 1,2; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Football 1; Ski Racing 3,4; Tennis 4.

DAVID G. JOHNSON 4 MacFarland Road, Salem, NH. Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Spring Track and Field 3,4; Football 3Ar

LAWRENCE RICHARD JOHNSTON 36 Call Street, North Billerica. Bowling League 1; Explorer Post, 706 2; Fencing Club 4; French Club 2,4; Ping Pong Club 2; Intramural Street Hockey 1; Intramural Softball Ue erie

BRIAN C. KENNEY 8 Pineneedle Street, Chelmsford. Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Football 4; Ski Racing 3,4.

CHRISTOPHER C. KILEY 140 Hawthorne Lane, Concord. The Legend 2,3; The Omega 2,3; Photography Club 2; Cross Country 4; Spring Track and Field 3,4; Winter Track 3,4.

ROGER CHARLES KOCHIS 89 Brook Trail Road, Concord. Class Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4; A.P.H.R.S. 2,3; Honors Help Club 2,3,4; Explorer Post 706 2; The Omega 4; French Club 2,3; Intramural Street Hockey 1; Golf 2.

MICHAEL J. LACEY 38 Patten Road, Tewksbury. Intramurai Softball 3,4.

THOMAS A. LAVRAKAS _ 35 Peter Spring Road, Concord. Chess Club 2; Honors Help Club 2,3,4; Junior Classical League 2,3,4; Russian Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Softball 3; The Legend 4; Football 1.

THOMAS P. LAWLER. 81 Chandler Road, Andover. Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Golf 2,3; Hockey 2,3,4.

KEVIN LEAHY 5 Meadowcraft Road, Burlington. French Club 2; Intramural Softball 2,4; Football 1; Hockey 1.

ALBERT J. LETIZIO, JR. 23 Central Street, Andover. A.P.H.R.S. 2,3; Chess Club 1,2; Coin Club 3; Explorer Post 706 1,2; Foreign Language Society 2,3; Honors Help Club 2,3; The Legend 3; The Omega 3; Russian Club 3; French Club 2,3; Ping Pong Club 2,3; Intramural Softball 1,4.

JAMES M. LINDSAY 123 Charles Street, Reading. Student Council 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; A.P.H.R.S. 2,3,4; Honors Help Club

2,3,4; The Legend 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Ping Pong Club 2; Intramural Basketball 1; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Winter Track 3,4; Spring Track and Field 2,3,4.

FRANCIS G. LONGO 28 Cumberland Road, Reading.

KEVIN M. MACDOUGALL 2 Discuson Road, Woburn. Explorer Post 706 2,3; Russian Club 1,2; Intramural Softball 3.

LLOYD G. MACLEAN, JR. 37 Sandburg Road, Billerica. The Omega 4; Winter Track 2; Intramural Street Hockey 1; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4.

DANIEL R. MACMASTER 14 Anderson Drive, Methuen. Bowling League 2; Chess Club 1,2; Explorers Post 706 1; The Legend 4; The Omega 4; Russian Club 1; French Club 1,2,3,4; Ping Pong Club 2; Intramural Street Hockey 1; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Cross Country Team Manager 1; Spring Track and Field Manager 1.

ROBERT JOSEPH MACMILLAN 111 Willow Avenue, Bradford. French Club 1; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3.

DUNCAN A. MACQUEEN III 90 Outlook Drive, Lexington. Chess Club 3; Foreign Language Society 3; Honors Help Club 4; Classics Club 4; French Club 3,4.

ROBERT A. MALLETT 3 Manning Road, Billerica. Student Council 4; Class Vice President 4; Explorer Post 706 1,2; Orientation Committee 4; Football 2,3,4; Hockey 1,2

RICHARD J. MARCOTTE 15 Georgia Avenue, Lowell. Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Softball 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Football 1.

DAVID T. MARTIN _ 6 Park Drive, Burlington. Intramural Basketball 3,4; Football 1; Hockey 1.

PAUL T. MCAULIFFE 2 Middlesex Road, Bedford. Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Explorer Post 706 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Intramural Softball 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4.

DENIS P. MCCARTHY 13 Middlesex Street, Winchester. Art Club 1,2,3,4; Explorer Post 706 2; The Omega 3,4; Intramural Softball 2,3.

MARK JOSEPH MCDERMOTT 77 Summer Street, Andover. Aquarium Club 3; Coin Club 3; The Legend 4; Intramural Softball 4; Cross Country 3h

JOHN J. MCDONALD 80 Converse Street, Wakefield. Intramural Softball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Hockey 3,4.

FREDERICK D. MCKAY 7 Hawthorne Avenue, Methuen. Fencing Club 4; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4.

KENNETH JAMES MCKEE 39 Walsh Avenue, Stoneham. Student Council 3,4; A.P.H.R.S. 1,2,3,4; Bowling League 1,2; The Omega 4; The Legend 4; Orientation Committee 2,3,4. Intramural Soccer 3,4; Football 1; Soccer 4; Ski Racing 3,4.

BRIAN C. MCKEW_ 111 Greenwood Road, Andover. The Omega 4.

WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN 22 Little John Drive, Billerica. Art Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Softball 3; Football 1,3,4.

KURTIS J. MEYER 16 Scotland Avenue, Salem, NH.

JAMES V. MICHIENZI 25 Newbridge Avenue, Burlington. Ping Pong Club 2; Aquarium Club 1; Intramural Softball 3; Hockey 2.

JAMES J. MILLERICK, JR. 324 Albion Street, Wakefield. Chess Club 1; Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4; The Legend 4; The Omega 4; Activities Calendar Artist 2,3,4; Cross Country 1.

JAMES T. MOONEY 14 James Road, Reading. Junior Classical League 2,3,4; Astronomy Club 1,2,3; Foreign Language Society 3,4.

JOHN F. MURPHY, JR. 23 Maud Graham Circle, Burlington. A.P.H.R.S. 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Spring Track and Field 4; Football 3.

ROBERT B. MURPHY 2 Hilltop Road, Wilmington. Intramural Softball il,273)45

DONALD J. NARDONE Central Street, Woburn.

STEVEN C. NAWN_ 66 Algonquin Drive, Tewksbury. Spring Track and Field 2; Football 1,2.

LAWRENCE R. NORMAN 4 Phillip Road, Billerica. Aquarium Club 1; Bowling League 2; Foreign Language Society 3,4; Honors Help Club 3,4; The Legend 3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Spring Track and Field 1,2.

PATRICK J. NYSTEN 19 Bruce Street, Methuen.

JOHN H. O'BRIEN, JR. 85 Cambridge Street, Winchester, Sports Club 2.

THOMAS E. O'BRIEN 41 Little John Drive, Billerica. Aquarium Club 2,3; Art Club 1; Coin Club 2,3; The Legend 1; Soccer Club 3; Intramural Street Hockey 1; Intramural Softball 1,2,3; Cross Country 2; Football 1; Soccer 4; Winter Track 2.

JOHN A. O’CONNOR 16 Bellevue Avenue, Winchester. Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1.

JOHN M. O'DONNELL 17 Kensington Drive, Billerica. Class Officer 1,2; The Omega 4; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 4.

PETER H.K. OLIVIER 61 Green Street, Reading. Soccer 2,3.

BRYAN E. O’SULLIVAN 7 West Street, Wakefield. A.P.H.R.S. 1,2,3,4; Art Club 2; Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4; Honors Help Club 3,4; Foreign Language Society 2,3,4; The Legend 4; The Omega 4; Ping Pong Club 2,3,4; Orientation Committee 3; Cross Country 1,4; Spring Track and Field 4; Hockey 1.

PETER C. PAICOS, JR. 9 Greenview Road, Stoneham. Explorer Post 706 1,2,3,4; The Legend 3,4; The Omega 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Photography Club 1,2; 1.D. Card Club 2,3; Student Trainer's Club 2,3,4; Athletic Trainer — All Teams 1,2,3,4.

ROBERT J. PAOLINO 30 Woodburn Drive, Methuen.

CARL J. PARLAGRECO, JR. 23 Pleasant Street, North Reading. A.P.H.R.S. 3: Art Club 2,3; Chess Club 1,2,3; Fencing Club 4; The Omega 4; Russian Club 1,2,3; Literary Magazine 3. 117

JAMES DOMINIC PAROLIN 16 Whiting Street, Billerica. National Honor Society 4; Class President 3; A.P.H.R.S. 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; Honors Help Club 3; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Soccer Club 3; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Spring Track and Field 2,3,4; Football 1; Ski Racing 2,3,4; Soccer 4.

DAVID ANTHONY PARRELLA 74 Wyman Road, Billerica. Student Advisory Council 4; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Student Council 4; A.P.H.R.S. 2,3,4; Coin Club 3; Foreign Language Society 2; The Omega 4.

KENNETH A. PETERS 16 Fairmeadow Road, Wilmington. Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4.

CHRISTOPHER PIERCE 59 Glen Drive, West Peabody. Art Club 2; Honors Help Club 3,4; The Legend 4; Russian Club 1,2,3,4; Student Advisory Council 4; Cross Country 2; Spring Track and Field 1,2.

WALTER HENRY PIERCE Ill 127 Burlington Avenue, Wilmington. Explorer Post 706 1,4; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Cross Country 1,2; Spring Track and Field 1; Tennis 4.

STEVEN W. POTTER 184 High Street, Billerica. Aquarium Club 4; Chess Club 2,3,4; Explorer Post 706 2; Honors Help Club 3,4; Russian Club 2,3,4; Intramural Street Hockey 1; Cross Country 4.

SCOTT MICHAEL PRICE 27 Lake Street, Peabody. Intramural Softball 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Football 1.2,3,4.

DANIEL NICOLA QUINN 59 Timberneck Drive, Reading. A.P.H.R.S. 2,3; Russian Club 3; Intramural Softball 3; Cross Country 1,2; Hockey 1.

JOHN R. REESE 49 North Street, Wilmington.

JOHN R. RICCI 16 Strout Avenue, Wilmington. Bowling League 1,2; Coin Club 3; Stamp Club 2,3; Intramural Street Hockey 2; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Spring Track and Field 1.

PAUL D. RIENZO_ 150 High Street, Reading.

DONALD W. ROBERTS. 6 Moore Street, Wilmington. Hockey 2,3,4.

KENNETH J. RUSSO 18 Leroy Drive, Burlington. Explorer Post 706 1,2,3; Ski Racing 1,4.

ANTHONY P. SANTULLO 2 Chestnut Avenue, Burlington. Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club.

STEVEN D. SARDELLA 16 West Water Street, Wakefield. National Honor Society 3,4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Honors Help Club 4; Explorer Post 706 1.

MICHAEL DAVID SCIRE 16 Locust Street, Woburn. Orientation Committee 2,4; Scuba Club 3; The Omega 4; Explorer Post 706 3; Soccer 4; Hockey 2,3.

DANIEL J. SHANNON 11 Hillsdale Avenue, Burlington. Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4.

MARK J. SHAPIRO 48 Tyler Park, Lowell.

JOHN F. SHEA 14 Hillside Road, Reading. Student Council 3,4; Class Vice President 1,2; Class President 4; A.P.H.R.S. 1,2,3,4; Bowling

League 2; Explorer Post 706 2,3; Honors Help Club 2,3,4; The Legend 4; The Omega 4; Intramural Soccer 3,4; French Club 2; 1.D. Card Club 2; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Football Team Manager 4; National Honor Society 4.

GEORGE RICHARD SILVA _ 12 Forest Street, Wilmington. Explorer Post 706 3,4; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Ski Racing 3,4.

CLIFFORD J. SIMONEAU 1786 Lakeview Avenue, Dracut. Explorer Post 706 2,3,4; Scuba Club 2,3; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Ski Racing Usek

ROBERT L. SKOVHOLT. 675 Andover Street, Lowell. Aquarium Club 1; A.P.H.R.S. 1,2,3; Science Club 1; Explorer Post 706 3; The Legend 2,3,4; Russian Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Street Hockey 1; Intramural Softball 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2; Spring Track and Field 1.

JOHN HOLLIS SMITH, JR. 4 Catherine Avenue, Wilmington. A.P.H.R.S. 3,4; Tennis 3; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 3,4; Soccer 4.

KEVIN M. SMITH 25 Second Street, Chelmsford. Explorer Post 706 2,3,4.

MICHAEL T. STUART 47 Cordis Street, Wakefield. Explorer Post 706 1,2; The Omega 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Intramural Softball 2,3; Spring Track 1.

KENNETH A. SULLIVAN — 8 Birchwood Road, Wilmington.

RONALD TASSINARI 156 Washington Street, Medford.

PETER THEOPHANIS 86 West Street, Reading. Explorer Post 706 1; Scuba Club 2,3; Intramural Softball 2,3; Football 1,3.

STEPHEN A. THOMPSON. 5 Laurel Hill Lane, Burlington. Art Club 1,2,3,4; Fencing Club 4; The Legend 4; The Omega 3,4; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track and Field 2,3,4; Football Manager 3.

JOHN THORNTON 14 Perkins Avenue, Reading. A.P.H.R.S. 1,2; Bowling League 2; French Club 1,2,4.

SAMUEL J. TRODELLA, JR. 317 Salem Road, Billerica. Aquarium Club 1; Chess Club 3,4; Cross Country 1.

DAVID AURELE WAIT 26 Second Street, Chelmsford. Explorer Post 706 1,2,3,4; French Club 4.

JAMES F. WALSH, JR. 3 South Amos Street, Tewksbury.

CHARLES J. WEBER, JR. Curve Street, Bedford.

THOMAS W. WOODFORD 31 Meade Road, Billerica. Student Council 3,4; Class President 1,2; A.P.H.R.S. 1,2,3; Explorer Post 706 1,2,3,4; The Omega 4; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Intramural Soccer 3,4; Hockey 2; Ski Racing 3,4; Soccer 4.

JOSEPH PAUL ZARELLA Nashua Road, Billerica. Explorer Post 706 2,3,4; French Club 4; Skateboard Club 4; Intramural Tennis 3; Intramural Street Hockey 1,2; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; Football 1; Golf 2; Hockey 3; Ski Racing 3,4.

OUR SINCERE THANKS TO ALL OF AUSTIN'S BENEFACTORS AND PATRONS

Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Ahern

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Allain

American Express Company

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Arcidi

AUSTIN PREP ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

B.S.A. Cub Pack 730, Reading

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Babbitt

Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Barrett

Mr. & Mrs. Orville E. Bellerose

Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Bracken

Mr. & Mrs. H. Andrew Brodecki

Brady Business Forms

Alice R. Broderick

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Brown

Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. Burke

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Callahan

Capitol Bank & Trust Company

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cerretani

Mr. Ernest Clivio

Mr. & Mrs. Harry Cook

Mrs. Dorothy Costello

Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah B. Cronin

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Daley

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony P. DeGennaro

Mr. & Mrs. Walter V. Demers

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Dunlavey

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Eno, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Enright

Mr. Rubin Epstein

Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Fallon

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Fanale

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fiorenza

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fitzgerald

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Flynn

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas P. Flynn

Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Fortin

FRIENDS OF AUSTIN

Dr. & Mrs. John C. Going, Jr.

Hon. & Mrs. Louis Gonnella

Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Goulas

Mr. & Mrs. William Guazzalocca

GTE Sylvania

Gainey Foundation

Mr. James W. Henderson

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Herman

Mr. & Mrs. Francis H. Hoar

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin F. Hodges

Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Hott

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hughes

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Indelicato

Dr. & Mrs. Jorge H. DeNapoli Jamesway Studios

Mrs. Anne Dinsmore

Doherty Trust Company

Mr. & Mrs. Alden Doliber

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Donahue, Jr.

Mrs. Frank J. Dunlavey

Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Kelley

Mr. & Mrs. Myles Kiley

Mr. & Mrs. August J. Kochis

Mr. & Mrs. Bennett Kublin

Mr. John J. LaCreta

Dr. Herman V. LaMark

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Lamb

Mr. Lawrence Levine

Mr. Benjamin Martignetti

Mr. & Mrs. Wallace T. MacDonald

Dr. & Mrs. Kirwan T. MacMillan

Mr. & Mrs. Duncan MacQueen

Mr. & Mrs. David J. McAuliffe

Mr. & Mrs. William McDonald

Mr. & Mrs. Edward McGann

Mr. & Mrs. William C. McKee

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. McKiel

Mr. J.G. McLellan

Mr. & Mrs. McNamara

Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. McLaughlin

Mr. Leonard K. Millen

Mr. George Miller

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Murphy

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Nicolosi

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Northrup

Mr. & Mrs. John H. O’Brien

Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Ogonowski

Mr. & Mrs. Albert M. O’Meara

Mr. & Mrs. Laurence O'Neill

Dr. & Mrs. Peter C. Paicos

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Palladino

Mr. Joseph C. Pangraze

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Pangraze

Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Paolini

Mr. Royal L. Parker

Mr. George Perry

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Poznick

Purity Supreme Supermarkets

Putnam Administrative Services Co., Inc.

Reading Junior Women’s Club

Mrs. Miriam Reid

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Rizzo

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Robinson

Salomon Brothers Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. Scannell, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Shannon, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Shapiro

Mr. Rocky Shelzi

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Solar

Dr. & Mrs. Philip J. Solomon

Mr. James Springfield

Mr. Richard Steenbruggen

Mr. & Mrs. William R. Sutherland

Mr. & Mrs. George A. Theophanis

Mr. & Mrs. Anton V. Thiel, Jr.

Anna R. Thompson

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Tiernan

Mr. & Mrs. Albert R. Vanderbilt

Mr. & Mrs. Robert VanLaethem

Mr. O. Bradley Lathem

Wakefield Elks

Mr. William Wilson

Mr. & Mrs. Philip D. Winn

Woburn Vending, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Woodford

St. Michael's College (Vermont)

Southeastern Massachusetts University

Southern Maine Vocational Technical Institute

Stanford University

Stonehill College

Steubenville College (Ohio)

Stevens Institute of Technology

Suffolk University

Temple University

Thomas College

Tufts University

University of Chicago

University of Connecticut

University of Illinois

University of Lowell

University of Maine (Orono)

University of Massachusetts (Amherst)

University of Massachusetts (Boston)

University of Puget Sound

of Pittsburgh

of Rhode Island

of Vermont

of Wyoming

U.S. Air Force Academy

U.S. Coast Guard Academy

Vanderbilt University

Vassar College

Virginia Military Institute

Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Villanova University

Washington University (Missouri)

Westfield State

West Point (U.S. Military Academy)

COLLEGES

Williams College

Worcester State

Worcester Polytechnical Institute

Wyoming State

Yale University

CANADA

McGill University (Montreal)

Queens University (Ontario)

Total Schools Applied to: tel

Total Accepted: 4LG

Total Rejected: 220

Total Waiting List: Bal

Adduci, Mark A.

Arcidi , ‘Philip

Banatt, Mark

Bearse, Ronald

Beatrice, Mark

Beaulieu, Laurier

Blunt, Stephen

Breitwieser, Frederick

Bruce, Chester

Burke, Steven

Burns, Michael

Campbell, Donald

Campopiano, William

Canty, Michael

Carr, Thomas

Carroll, John B.

Chadwell, Lincoln

Christiansen, William

Clavette, Thomas

Coe, Roderick

Collins, Peter

Convicer, Kenneth

Coppinger, Edward

Coyne, Edmund

Darragh, Kevin

Day, Robert

DeNapoli, J. Spencer

DiMeo, Frank

DiPietro, Kenneth

Donahue, Richard

Donahue, Robert

Donohoe, James

Donovan, Jeffrey

Drugan, Paul

Dufton, William

Dunlavey, Brian

Dunn, Thomas

Dutile, Robert

FINAL DECISIONS

Providence College Tufts

Air Force (enlisted)

Northeastern Tufts

Boston University —

Suffolk University

St. Francis (Maine)

Lowell University

Bates

Ue of Mass. (Amherst)

Merrimack College

Merrimack College

Boston College

Harvard University

College

New Hampshire College

Merrimack College

Masse Maritime

Merrimack College

Service (enlisted)

Boston University

Wentworth

Villanova University

Colorado State

Lowell University

Cornell

New Hampton Prep

Fitchburg State

New Hampshire Voce Colle

University of Lowell

Salem State

Boston College

Eno, John

Farina, Joseph John

Felch, Richard

Fiorenza, Mark

Fitzgerald, James

Flynn, Peter

Forsyth, Richard

Gaffny, Douglas

Galvin, Stephen

Garcia, Fausto

Gilson, Mark

Glockling, James

Govoni, Mark

Green, Daniel

Griffin, Daniel

Hartford, Michael

Hastings, Edward

Herman, Christopher

Hines, Donald

Hoar, Stephen

Holland, John

loulne, Martin

Johnson, David

Johnston, Le Richard

Kenney, Brian

Kiley, Christopher

Kochis, Roger

Lacey, Michael

Lavrakas, Thomas

Lawler, Thomas

Leahy, Kevin

Letizio, Albert

Lindsay, James

Longo, Francis

MacDougall, Kevin

MacLean, Lloyd

MacMaster, Daniel

MacMillan, Robert

MacQueen, Duncan

Work

Villanova University

Northeastern

Pittsbur¢eh

Boston College Work

Salem State

Merrimack College

Boston College

Worcester Polytechnical I. Work

Ueof Masse (Amherst)

Colby

Lowell University

Providence College

Wentworth

Lowell University

Florida Inst. Teche

Bridgewater State

Usof Mass. (Amherst)

Bentley

Ueof Mass. (Amherst)

Plymouth State (N.H.)

Northern

U.of Mass. (Amherst)

U.of Mass. (Amherst)

Michigan

St. Anselms

U.of Mass. (Amherst)

St. Anselms

Boston College Providence College

Stonehill College

Mallett, Robert

Marcotte, Richard

Martin, David

McAuliffe, Paul

McCarthy, Denis

McDermott, Mark

McDonald, John

McKay Frederick

McKee, Kenneth

McKew, Brian

McLaughlin, William

Meyer, Kurtis

Michienzi, James

Millerick, James

Mooney, James

Murphy, John

Murphy, Robert

Nardone, Donald

Nawn, Steven

Norman, Lawrence

Nysten, Patrick

O'Brien, John

9' Brien, Thomas

O'Connor, John

O'Donnell, John

Olivier, Peter

O'Sullivan, Bryan

MN=icos5, Peter

Paolino, Robert

Parlagreco, Carl

Parolin, James

Parrella, David

Peters, Kenneth

Pierce, Christopher

Pierce, Walter

Potter, Steven

Beice, Scott

Quinn, Daniel

Reese, John

Ricci, John

Unive of Maine (Presque Isle) Natural Resources

Merrimack College

Merrimack College

Providence College

Lowell University

Lowell University

American International

Husson

Emerson

Bentley

Lowell University

Providence College

Northeastern

Boston College

Rensselaer Poly. Inst.

Westfield

Northeastern

Embry Riddle

New Hampshire College

Northeastern University

Wentworth

Middlesex Community

Steubenville

Northeastern University

Northeastern University

Wentworth

Vanderbilt Ithaca

State

Clark University

College

University Lowell University

Annapolis (USNA)

Salem State

Lowell University

Northshore Community Coll.

Stonehill

Northeastern University

Northeastern University

Pre-Med.

Business Admin.

Arts

Emforcement

Liberal Arts

Political Science

Civil

Rienzo, Paul

Roberts, Donald

Russo, Kenneth

Santullo, Anthony

Sardella, Steven

Scire, Michael

Shannon, Daniel

Shapiro, Mark

Shea, John

Silva, G. Richard

Simoneau, Clifford

Skovholt, Robert

Smith, John

Smith, Kevin

Stuart, Michael

Sullivan, Kenneth

Tassinari, Ronald

Thellen, Steven

Theophanis, Peter

Thompson, Stephen

Thornton, John

Trodella, Samuel

Wait, David

Walsh, James

Weber, Charles

Woodford, Thomas

Zarella, Joseph

Fitchburg State

Southeastern Mass. Unive

Salem State

Providence College

Rensselaer Polye Inste

Husson

Southeastern Mass. Unive

Lowell University

Providence College

Northeastern University

NeAsSeDeSe

U.of Mass. (Amherst)

North Adams

Ueof Mass. (Amherst)

Boston College

Northeastern University

Salem State

Lowell University

Work

U.eof Mass. (Amherst)

Bentley

Lowell University

Heidleburg

Salem State

Northeastern University

Merrimack College

Lowell University

FINANCIAL AID AWARDED TO GRADUATING SENIORS

fotal Aid to All Schools (for 4 years)

Total Aid to All Schools (for next year)

Total Aid to Schools where Students are attending for 4 years

Total Aid to Schools where Students are attending for next year

$410,932 \ $109,058 $264,932 $ 70,061

Class of 1975

Class of 1976

Class of 1977

90% to further education

Going to College Working Military

4 Yr. Colleges

2 Yr. Colleges Community Coll.

Going to College Working Military

4 Yr. Colleges Community Coll.

BACCALAUREATE MASS and COMMENCEMENT BANQUET for THE CLASS OF 1977

Saturday Eventng May 28, 1977

Banquet Sponsored by: THE FRIENDS OF AUSTIN

ON TEACHING

No man can revealto you aught but that which already Lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge.

The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his Lovingness.

If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather Leads you to the threshold of your oun mind.

The astronomer may speak to you of hts understanding of Space, but he cannot give you his under4 :

The musician may sing to you of the nhythm which 44 in af space, but he cannot give you the ear which arrests the rhythm nor the voice that echoes 4t.

And he who is versed in the science of numbers can teLl of the regions of weight and measure, but he cannot conduct you thither.

Fon the vision of one man Lends not its wings to another man.

And even as each one of you stands alone Ain God's knowledge, 50 must each one of you be alone in his knowkedge of God and in his understanding of the earth.

fom The Pro het Kaheil Gxbran

6:00 P.M.

COMMENCEMENT BANQUET

Master of Ceremonies:

MR. ROGER F. STONE

Chairman, Foreign Language Department

Austin Preparatery School

Benediction:

VERY REV. JAMES J. CAIN, O.S.A.

Chaplain

Austin Preparatory School

Toast to the Class of 1977:

MR. GEORGE M. MILLER

Director of Student Activities

Austin Preparatory School

MENU

Fruit Juice

TOP SIRLOIN HEAVY STEER BEEF

Green Beans Almondine

Whipped Potatoes

Gravy

Tossed Salad

Rolls and Butter

Assorted Pastries

Coffee or Milk

ON TEACHING

No man can revealto you aught but that which already khies half askeep in the dauming of your knowledge.

The teacher uho walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his Lovingness.

If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather Leads you to the threshold of your oun mind.

The astronomer may speak to you of his understanding of Space, but he cannot give you his underStanding. :

The musician may sing to you of the rhythm which 44 in ah space, but he cannot give you the ear which arrests the rhythm nor the voice that echoes it.

And he who is versed in the science of numbers can tell of the regions of weight and measure, but he cannot conduct you thither.

For the vision of one man Lends not its wings to another man.

And even as each one of you stands alone in God's Rnowkedge, 50 must each one of you be alone in his knowledge of God and in his understanding of the earth.

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14th ANNUAL

: May 11, 1977

i Program oF 6:30 P.M.

MASS OF THANKSGIVING

Concelebrated by the Priests of the Austin Community

Principal Celebrant: Rev. RobertA. Walsh, O.S.A. ae7:15 P.M. Oa, DINNER

Creamed Mashed Potatoes Mm wf M

Peas and Carrots Cs pie h J

Assorted Rolls and Butter Tossed Salad

Assorted Pastries Coffee or Milk or

Invocation: Very Rev. Arthur F. Smith, O.S.A. ene

Masterof Ceremonies: George M. Miller 6 jem

aor e) | Gs Meee oe ee AMEE Be Mr. George M. Miller Director of Student Activities

ANNE COUTURE Tom MANSPVUR, , WOBvAN SCHOLARSHIP AWARD.............Rev. RobertA. Walsh, O.S.A. Robert Caupey euiball, Headmaster

JOHN P. MAHONEY SCHOLARSHIP AWARD. .. .Mr. Thomas T. Enright (ees SHELION , Ber long pref CACENNG Dean _ ALICEC. GILLSCHOLARSHIP AWARD..”.......Mr. George M. Miller

Co-Moderator, Friends of Austin

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES $%dumors. (8)ery Rev. Arthur F. Smith, O.S.A. Mogerator

STUDENT COUNCIL AWARDS . 19.74 -27. othcceg lt HESrge Miller

¥ PLA RYEt Kim McKee cwals Pretc® y Dave Cae rd V9 iser

STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL AWARDS ....... Mr. George M. Miller

FOOTBALL MVP TROPHY MAAK. Gevowt....Mr. Laurence Klimas Varsity Football Coach

| SOCCERTROPHY .SeHN Smiry........ Mr. James Kelley Head Soccer Coach t;

CROSS-COUNTRY MVP EN IBeaze Conte _Mr. Bruce Lehane | | evachess Andy Parece Track Coach FRESHMAN CROSS-COUNTRY

MUA THOPAY oni ihe bedi tallyay’ aE Lehane

J INDOOR TRACK RAPROBY “7 Peau Kin LONE Bduce Lehane ASKETBALL MVP TROPHY ........... MAY Mr. Thomas T. Enright Kuet Meyer 4 Ted Copes"9 Varsity Basketball Coach

) FRESHMAN EL. eth MVP TROPA (aie ese wee Mr. Larry Guidetti eb rig dA Freshman Basketball Coach

SKI RACING MVP TRQPHY........... Rev. Arthur D. Johnson, O.S.A. (Formas: Chit gimeneav STEVE HO4R Ski Team Coach HOCKEY MVP TROPHY UMN OO) 020 Ri een BIE INo

ier > TOM CARR Varsity Hockey Coach

CHEERLEADER AWARDS'7C Erte) vis chbeayle Mr. George M. Miller AUSTIN SPIRITAWARD DAN, SHAAWOM Mr. George M. Miller

Wh INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL AWARDS .......... Mr. Vito W. Adamo, Jr. "Tere ble Ten ™ Co-Commissioner

CHESS CLUB & CHESS TEAM AWARDS........... Mr. Timothy Butler Moderator

EXPLORER POST 706 AWARDS .......

Rev. Arthur D. Johnson, O.S.A. v Adviser

GUMS SGROLELUSOCIENY INDUCTEES (773) Mr. George M. Miller ie Chapter Adviser

LEGEND AWARDS ........................./Mn-George MiMiller a Adviser

tay yee ERO be _Mr. DavidK. Gramling (rwe) Kurt Meyer § Thawy Bee Tee Co-Moderator ues AROUND! ATHEETEIAWARD: oie eae, Mr. John B. Pacino Wee wo) TOM CARR 5 Sim Liv 0 SAY Assistant Athletic Director S ih ATHLETE AWARD ....,....Rev. Robert A. Turnbull, O.S.A. Athletic Director

iehiee L. LUCIANO MEMORIAL Perez. Prices UNSUNG STUDENT LOYALTY AWARD

Rev. Robert A. Walsh, O.S.A.

WILLIAM J. HICKEY, JR. MEMORIAL GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD... _...Mr. George M. Miller Tom CARR -

( ae28 ) ‘‘| would urge you to give priority to the search for Zhai God. Allow his spirit to permeate your being. To meet Gaddet the difficulties and challenges of life you will need him. Before the ship of your life reaches its last harbor, there ugh by will be long, drawn-out storms, howling and jostling Go! aq winds, and tempestuous seas that make the heart stand if still

Pe ‘If you do not have a deep and patient faith in God, you will be powerless to face the delays, disapaed pointments, and vicissitudes that inevitably come. om! Without God, all of our efforts turn to ashes and our sunrises into darkest night. Without him, life is a > meaningless drama in which the decisive scenes are missing. But with him, we are able to rise from tensionLAtty packed valleys to the sublime heights of inner peace, KLima? and find radiant stars of hope against the nocturnal bosom of life’s most depressing nights. St. Augustine was right: ‘You have created us for yourself, O Lord, and our hearts are restless until they find rest in you.’”’

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Sore ee

READING. MASSACHUSETTS

MAY 29, 1977

SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1977

CONCELEBRATED BACCALAUREATE MASS

5:00 P.M.

Homilist - Reverend Michael D, Burbine, O,S.A,

SUNDAY, MAY 29, 1977

GRADUATION EXERCISES

2:00 P.M.

Academic Procession*

Invocation

Reverend James J, Cain, O.S.A.

National Anthem

Veledictory

James M. Lindsay

Presentation of Candidates for Diplomas

Thomas T. Enright, Academic Dean

Conferring of Diplomas

Reverend Robert A. Walsh, O.S.A. Headmaster

Address

Congressman Michael J, Harrington

Presentation of Awards

Benediction

Very Reverend Arthur F. Smith, 0O.S.A.

Recessional i The audience is requested to stand during the academic procession, invocation, national anthem, and benediction, and to remain seated until the academic procession leaves at the close of the exercises.

'

Mark A. Adduci

* Philip J. Arcidi

Mark Herbert Banatt

Ronald S. Bearse

Mark A, Beatrice

Laurier Arthur Beaulieu, Jr.

tephen C. Blunt

Frederick E. Breitwieser, Jr.

_ Chester A. Bruce, III

* Steven M. Burke

Michael J. Burns

Donaid J. Campbell

William J. Campopiano

Michael J. Canty

* Thomas G. Carr, Jr.

John B. Carroll

Lincoln Chadwell

William Neils Christiansen

Thomas P. Clavette

Roderick V. Coe

Peter Collins

Kenneth Convicer

Edward J. Coppinger t

Edmund P. Coyne

Kevin Thomas Darragh

Robert F. Day

J. Spencer DeNapoli

Frank A. DiMeo

Kenneth R. DiPietro

Richard K. Donahue, Jr.

Robert Sean Donahue

* James B. Donohoe

Jeffrey Thomas Donovan

Pau! M. Drugan

William M. Dufton

* Brian F. Dunlavey

Thomas Francis Dunn

Robert A. Dutile

John B. Eno

Joseph J. Farina

Richard W. Felch

Mark S. Fiorenza

| James E. Fitzgerald

Peter N. Flynn

Richard Forsyth

Douglas P. Gaffny

* Stephen J. Galvin

Fausto Jose’ Garcia’

Mark Gilson

James A. Glockling

* Mark John Govoni

Daniel Christopher Green

* Daniel W. Griffin

Michael J. Hartford

Edward L. Hastings

Christopher T. Herman

Donald Herbert Hines

Stephen J. Hoar

John A. Holland

Martin W. Houlne’

David G. Johnson

Lawrence Richard Johnston

Brian C. Kenney

Christopher C. Kiley

* Roger Charles Kochis

Michael J. Lacey

Thomas A. Lavrakas

Thomas P. Lawler

Kevin Leahy

Albert J. Letizio, Jr.

* James M. Lindsay

Francis G. Longo

Kevin M. MacDougall

Lloyd G. MacLean, Jr.

Danie! R. MacMaster

Robert Joseph MacMillan

Duncan A. MacQueen II!

Robert A, Mallett

Richard J. Marcotte

David T. Martin

Paul T. McAuliffe

Denis P. McCarthy

Mark Joseph McDermott

John J. McDonald

Frederick D. McKay

Kenneth James McKee

Brian C. McKew

William McLaughlin

* Kurtis J. Meyer

James V. Michienzi

James J. Millerick, Jr.

James T. Mooney

John F. Murphy, Jr.

Robert D. Murphy

Donald J. Nardone

Steven C. Nawn

Lawrence R. Norman

Patrick J. Nysten

John H. O’Brien, Jr.

Thomas E. O’Brien

John A. O’Connor

John M. O'Donnell

Peter H.K. Olivier

Bryan E. O'Sullivan

Peter C. Paicos, Jr.

Robert J. Paolino

Car! J. Parlagreco

* James Dominic Parolin

David Anthony Parrelia

Kenneth A. Peters

Christopher Pierce

Walter Henry Pierce !1/

Steven W. Potter

Scott Michael Price

Daniel James Quinn

John R. Reese

John R, Ricci

Paul D. Rienzo

Donald W. Roberts

Kenneth J. Russo

Anthony P. Santullo

* Steven D. Sardella

Michael David Scire

Daniel J. Shannon

Mark J. Shapiro

* John F. Shea

George Richard Silva

Clifford J. Simoneau

Robert L. Skovholt

John Hollis Smith, Jr.

Kevin M. Smith

Michael T. Stuart

Kenneth A. Sullivan

Ronald Tassinari

Peter Theophanis

Steven R. Thelien

Stephen A. Thompson

John Thornton

Samuel J. Trodella, Jr.

David Aureile Wait

James F. Walsh, Jr.

Charles J. Weber, Jr.

Thomas W. Woodford

Joseph Paul Zarella

— Anes os

The The The The The The The The The The The The

General Excellence Medal In Memory

Medal for Presented Medal for In Memory Medal for In Memory Medal for In Memory

Medal for ‘Presented Medal for Presented Medal for Presented Medal for Presented Medal for Presented Medal for In Memory Medal for In Memory of Walter H. Carter

Religious Studies by the Friends of Austin

English of James M. Ludwig

Latin of James C. Stone

French of Kevin Haggerty

Russian by the Friends of Austin

Spanish by the Friends of Austin

Italian by the Friends of Austin

Social Studies by the Friends of Austin

History by the Friends of Austin Mathematics of Andrew M, Mitchell

Science of Mrs, Jean R, Russo

Given by her children

JAMES M. LINDSAY

BRIAN F. DUNLAVEY

THOMAS G. CARR, JR.

PHILIP J. ARCIDI

MARTIN W. HOULNE'

STEPHEN J. GALVIN

MARK S, FIORENZA

JAMES A. GLOCKLING

JAMES M, LINDSAY

PHILIP J, ARCIDI

JAMES M, LINDSAY

JAMES B, DONOHOE