Abington High School - Abhis Yearbook (Abington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Senior Class Picture ......................................... 2,3 Administration Page ............................................ 4 Dedication ..................................................... 5 Editors Message ............................................... 6 Yearbook Staff ............................................... 7,8 Class History .............................................. 10,11 Senior Portraits ........................................... 12-47 Class Will ................................................. 48-51 Prom-The Long Winding Road .................................. 52 Superlatives ............................................... 54-57 Senior Class Officers ..........................................58 Milestones ................................................. 60-61 Ten Years Down The Road .................................... 64-65 Faculty .................................................... 68-72 Underclassman .............................................. 74-80 Cheerleaders Rallies ......................................82-83 Sports .................................................... 84-104 Organizations ............................................ 106-112 Billboards- Advertisements ............................... 114-139 Mr. Paul Byron Principal Mr. Donald Tobin Athletic Director Mrs. DeLuca you are one of those beautiful people one that when you see .... makes you smile- one that when you hear ... makes you laugh- one that when you have ... makes you special you are one of them Mr. Divoll We wish to thank you for your care and concern not only in our education, but our lives. You’re one of the few people who has taken the time to become involved with our hopes and dreams. Therefore, we sincerely wish you the best of everything in the future. 5 ... Stephen We, the Editors of the 1980 Yearbook, hope to present you with a book reflecting the memorable experiences we have shared throughout our years at A.H.S. We would like to thank Mr. Byron, Mr. Paster, and all the teachers for their concern and support, and offer a special thank you to Mr. Stanton for his understanding and en- couragement. The theme of our Yearbook, “Where the Roads Come Together,” reflects our hope that we all shall meet again and never forget the wonderful years we have spent together. Thus, we leave with tears in our eyes and with hopes that the future of the Senior Class will be as happy as your years at A.H.S. Edi tors-in - Chie f: Maura McCarthy Carolyn Peterson 6 STAFF EDITORS Photography Staff Editors: Marion MacNeill, David Ferland Clubs and Organizations Staff editors: Adrienne Asiaf, Cammy Marsh Secretarial Staff Editor: Cheryl Cushing Advertising Staff Editor: Marie Don Ian Sports Staff Editors: Terry Burns, Brian Melanson 7 V Literary Staff Editors: Jean Prall. Kerin McCarthy Art Staff Editor: Lisa Fresiha Advertising Staff Editor: Christine McLellan Secretarial Staff Editors: Sheri Woodbury, Marvlou Landry 8 CLASS FRESHMAN YEAR We came from the junior high filled with fear, With talk of walkouts and scabies last year. Underclassmen don’t rate, but we got our chance, When we experienced our first A.H.S. dance. As far as we knew the dance went quite well, Due to prior activities we couldn’t tell! We elected Kris, Karen, Diane, and Doss, Under Mr. Murray’s last year as boss. We posed for the pictures for our I.D. ’s, But the cards that were made we never received. We goofed around in I.P.S. Was all of high school just like this? At the first rally we showed we had class Unlike most years, the wall didn’t look crass! It took so long to receive our class jacket, When they finally arrived we sure made a racket. The thrill of belonging, we can all remember- We’d be Sophomores upon our return in September. SOPHOMORE YEAR We made our way up to the second floor, We finally had status-of that we were sure. The upperclassmen told us it wasn’t what we thought, One way or another, they made sure we were taught. The new administration brought about big change- It marked the beginning of Lord Byron’s reign. We had no idea what he had in store, Needless to say, Mr. Byron was sure. We kept our class officers as they had been before, Kris, Karen, Diane, and Doss were elected once more. The boys cross-country team didn’t do so hot, Since they won no meets- they sure lost a lot! The time finally came to purchase our rings, But weren’t what we thought when they came in the spring! Most of us went to the “Taming of the Shrew’’ With skip days outlawed, it was the best we could do! And thanks to the Blizzard of ’78 Sophomore year ended seven days late. 10 HISTORY JUNIOR YEAR We finally made it to the top floor, We were really up there-underclassmen no more. Kris and Karen were in for year number three, Our other two officers were Bill and Kathy. The band won in Virginia- girls track, the South Shore, With both winning records and trophies galore. The girl’s basketball team shattered the streak, And their outstanding season proved it no freak. We traveled to Christo’s for the Junior Prom, It was great-even rain couldn’t make things go wrong. The “Long and Winding Road” we chose as the theme, Our court was picked with Pam as queen. After breakfast at Amy’s, it was off to the beach, With blankets and munchies and drinks within reach. We all looked forward to the summer ahead, ’Cause when we returned we’d be Seniors instead. SENIOR YEAR These A.H.S. years have flown by too fast, Graduation will soon be a thing of the past. Our Thanksgiving Day game was a special treat, As the Panthers went down to a crushing defeat. Biz was elected with Kieran, Kathy and Rich, Then the S.A.T.’s in December were a real..... toughie! All in all the year’s been good so far, A worthwhile event was the Christmas Bazaar. To raise some more money we ran Operation Carnation, Like never before, Valentine’s Day created a sensation. For the first time we’ll be conducting Class Night, With the talent we have- it should be a sight! The Reception is planned for the end of May, Followed closely by Graduation Day. It will soon come to a close, our Senior year, And each of us will continue to seek a career. With tears in our eyes we will leave one another, But we know we’ll meet again “when the roads come together. Mark D. Anderson Ears . Basketball 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Cross Country 2,3,4. To become a certified Public Accountant 7 am the master of my destiny. Mark Angeley Oldman . . . Soccer 1.2,3, Tri-Capt. 4. Ann Marie Arsenault Flag squad 2,3,4. Rally Comm. 3,4. To become a nurse . “Life is too difficult to understand ev- ery thing in it. ” Adrienne Anne Asiaf Aggs Drill team 2,3, Capt. 4. French Circle 2, Treas. 3.4. Yearbook 4. . Musical 1. Math Club 1. . Rally Comm. 1.2,3.4. ‘‘We’ve reached the thrill of victory after all the ag- onies of defeat. ” Sue Audette . Drill team 2,3.4. Ski Club 4. Yearbook 4. Rally Comm. 1,2,3,4. . Re- membered for never getting off the phone. James Barry . . Jim . Band 1,2,3.4; Stage band 1,2,3,4; Math team 2,3,4; French Circle 1,2,3,4: Tennis 2,3,4; Prom Comm To become a prominent engineer. MARK D. ANDERSON 22 Bayberry Road ANN MARIE ARSENAULT 121 Oak Street SUE AUDETTE 100 Green St. MARK ANGELEY 37 Centre Ave. ADRIENNE ANNE ASIAF 233 High St. JAMES BARRY 186 Colonel Hunt Dr. 12 ELIZABETH ANN BEATON 466 Adams St. WILLIAM BOHN 67 Adams St. HELEN MARY BOMBARDIER 149 Lincoln Street MARSHA C. BUNN 51 Bates St. BRADFORD A. BOUNDER 61 Monroe Street JEFFREY BRAGG 151 Bedford Street Elizabeth Ann Beaton Biz Senior Class President Student Council 3,4 Flag Squad 2,3.4 Ski club 2,3.4; Rally Comm. 1,2.3,4; H. R. Rep. 1; ACSF, 2 . . . “To be happy ... Peace, Love. Togetherness.” Marsha C. Blinn Flag Squad 2,3.4: Math club 1.2; Ecology 3 Go into the field of Criminal Justice .. “Hey you guys! William Bohn Bill Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 2: Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1; Student Council 1,2; Student Government 1 “Damn the torpedos.“ Bradford A. Bolinder . Tote Drama 3.4; Chorus 3,4; Musi- cal 3,4 To travel and meet “chic“ people from all over the world “I’m easily mis- placed. ” Helen Marv Bombardier . Hel Band' 1,2.3; Field Hockey 2.3,4: Winter Track 3.4; Track 2,3.4; French Circle 2; Rally Comm. 3,4 . “To make a spe- cial someone smile I.L.R. ” Jeffrey Bragg Caf. worker “remembered for opening the school store. ” 13 JANE TERESA BRETT 72 Plymouth St. TAMMY LYNN BUFFINGTON 509 Randolph Street LINDA BURKE 764 Randolph Street Jane Teresa Brett . . . Field Hockey l,2.3f4: Basketball 1.2.3,4; Tennis 1,2,3.4: Computer programmer. Sean Brundige Spongy Football 1.3,4; To become a commercial artist. Tammv Lynn Buffington . Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll “Can 1 have a pass to the Girls Room?” Kristan A. Burke Class Pres. 1.2,3; Miss Abington: Miss Teen Massachusetts: Musicals 1.2; Rally Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3: Basketball 2; ACSF: Chorus: Band 2,3; S.E.M.S.B.A.: District Chorus; “Oh, Darlin ” 1,4,3. C.D., Harwich; Special Friends-Great Memories; “EYE talk: “If they only knew . . ”. College for performing Arts Janet Burnham Burnie Band 1,2,3.4: Softball 2; Blood- mobile; Math Club 1,2 . . Ele- mentary School Teacher “I hate this class”. SEAN BRUNDIGE 15 Cherry Street KRISTAN A. BURKE 115 Adams Street I JANET BURNHAM 122 Wales Street 14 TERESA CATHERINE BURNS 57 Crossley Street COLLEEN CAINE 160 Catherine Dr. JOHN CALDERARA 43 Belmont Street KARYN CABRAL 437 Lin wood Street LYNN CALLAHAN 151 Hersey Lane DONNA CALDEIRA 482 Sumner Street Teresa Catherine Burns Froggie Yearbook (sports editor) Prom Comm; Rally Comm 4: ACSF 3,4 To be a writer N.H. ” Karyn Cabral Ear Hob- bies; Reading and Skating “Don't make love by the neigh- bors gate because love is blind but the neighbors ain 7. ” Colleen Caine Ski 3,4; Math club 1,2; Ecology 4; Flag Squad 3,4 To be a successful Medi- cal Secretary . “Schyster. ” Donna Caldeira Field Hock- ey 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2 . “Porcupine Lynn Callahan Partying and Cruising; “I’ll remember 15 Timothy Caplice Football 1,2,3.4-Co-Captain; Basketball 1,2.3; Winter Track 3: Track 1.2.3.4: Ski Club 3,4 Elizabeth Louise Casey Liz Math club I; French circle 4; Musical 2,3; Newspaper 4; Cho- rus 4 Christina Lee Chappell Chris Math club 1.2; Ecology 3; Majorette 1.2,3, . To be a suc- cessful Executive Secretary Oh. my God! Mary Louise Christie High- light of my Senior year-went to the WHO concert. TIMOTHY CAPLICE 46 Lantern Lane NANCY G. CHALMERS 396 Lincoln St. LEE CHRISTIE 48 Brockton Ave. ELIZABETH LOUISE CASEY 243 Plymouth St. CHRISTINA LEE CHAPPELL 1343 Washington Street MARY LOUISE CHRISTIE 42 Doris Dr. lb DARLENE CLAES 21 Reed St. JOSEPH CODY 74 Karen Lane DEBORAH COLLINGWOOD 95 West Chapel Street ROBERT E. CLIFFORD 135 Mill St. SHEENA CONLON 176 Plymouth St. Robert E. Clifford Cliff Football 1-4; Baseball 14; Ski Club 2,3,4; Intra 1-4; ACSF2,3.4; Rally Comm. 1-4; Student Gov- ernment 1. . . “Nothing was ever achieved without effort. Joseph Cody Baseball 1; Bas- ketball 1; Soccer 1.3,4; “Oh, Jeez Mc Wasted. ” Jean M. Collick Disco Ecology club 3,4; Spring Track 1- 4; Winter Track 3.4; Crosscoun- try 3.4 “To be successful in what ever I do; Not give up on myself. Deborah Collingwood Deb . . Graduate, College. Work . “Can't wait till the week's over. ” Sheena Conlon .. . Chorus 1-3; Drama club 3-4; Math club 1; Musical 1-4 . . To become a lawyer Play guitar and sing. 17 CLINTON COOPER 477 Rockland Street DANIEL KIERAN CROWLEY 40 Peregrine Road CHERYL CUSHING 969 Plymouth Street PATRICIA ANN COTTER 94 Wyman Road MARY ANN CURRAN 54 Margaret Road LISA J. DA MATO 69 Russell Lane Clinton Cooper Coop Soccer 1-4; Ski club 1-2 . Bo- dybuilding. snow and water ski- ing To go to Hawaii Patricia Ann Cotter Tisha Band 1-4: Softball 2; Ecology 3; Newspaper 4; ACSF Drive 3; “How often the greatest tal- ent hides in obscurity. ” Daniel Kieran Crowley Kie- ran Class Sec. 4; Student Council 1; Soccer 1-4 (Capt.); Rallv comm. 3-4; Track 3-4; Bas- ketball I; ACSF 3-4; Band 1-3; Intramurals 1-4; To become a C.P.A. Mary Ann Curran Office worker 1-3 . '‘It takes two of us to discover truth; one to say it; and one to understand it. ” Cheryl Cushing Cross coun- try 3; Basketball 1-2: Track 1-4; Winter Track 3-4: Honor Society 3-4. Lisa J. D'Amato Track 2; Field Hockey 2-4 . College “Memory is the diary we all car- ry with us.” 18 DEBRA JEAN DELANEY 177 Randolph Street DONNA DeYULUS 438 Rockland Street JUDY M. DOLAN 79 Thicket Street DAVID DEROSIER 106 Rockland Street JOHN DODGE 158 Birch Street KATHLEEN ELIZABETH DONADINI 1215 Washington Street Debra Jean Delaney . . . Cheer- ing 1-3; Track 1. David Derosier Babes . . . Hockey 1-4 .. . Auto Body .. . “Kind of Sporty. ” Donna DeYulus Hoppy . . Freshman Basketball 1; A.C.S.F. Drive 1-2; Yearbook 4; Rally Committee 4 To become a successful Registered Nurse .. . “May the class of 1980 learn that life is not all just fun and games. ” John Dodge . . . Dogga . . . Foot- ball 1; Baseball 1; Soccer 2-4 . “To be successful. ” Judy M. Dolan Jude Band 1-4; Stagehand 1-2; Drama club 4 Marching Defenders; Drum Coprs . . Being late as usual . . . “Just kiddin ” Kathleen Elizabeth Donadini . Kathy, Dona . .. Track 1-4 Capt. 4; Cross country 1-4 Capt. 4; Student Council 4; Ski club; Rally Committee . .. You live only once; but, if you live right, once is enough. 19 Marie L. Donlan Dooley . Field Hockey 1; Cross country 2- 4 Basketball 1-2 Winter Track 3- 4; Spring Track 1 -4; Drill team 2- 3; French Circle 1-2; Health Ca- reers 1-2; Ski Club 3-4 (treas); Student Council 1-4 (Sec); Prom Comm. 1-4; Rally Comm. 1-4: Student Advisory committee Physical Therapist . “If you see somebody without a smile, give him one of yours. ” Richard Dow Ken worth Bowling . . To work “You don’t get something for noth- ing. ” Kimberly J. Drury Kim Drillteam 2; Rifle 3-4; French club 4; Flag instructor 4 . . . Go to College-Physical Therapist . . “That’s OK.” . March for the Rockland Defenders. Kimberly Carol Dubar Dube . . . Ski Club 2-4; Musical 2; Ecol- ogy 3; Access Program 3; Band 1- 4; Prom Comm; Volunteer at WTIC WBET 3-4; Rally Comm; Yearbook 4; . . . To have a career in Radio Communica- tions . . . “Set firm your beliefs, but live them also, for he that wavereth is like a wave of the sea driven with the wind and tossed. ” Kathleen Allura Duffy Duffa ... Cross country 2-4; Ski club 3- 4; Winter Track 2-4; Ecology 4; “Member of the squat team”; French circle 4; Rally committee 4; Intra 1; Track 2-4; . “Any- thing is possible. ’’ RICHARD DOW 136 Green Street V KIMBERLY CAROL DUBAR 511 Plymouth St. KIMBERLY J. DRURY 386 Centre Ave. KATHLEEN ALLURA DUFFY 17 Cynthia Rd. 20 Bob Dunham . . Buzzard “Go for it.” CAROLYN DUMAS 95 Randolph Street BOB DUNHAM 912 Plymouth Street Todd Durant . . . Football 1-3; Basketball 1-2; Ski Club 4. Gayle Durfee . . . Math Club 1-2 TODD DURANT 193 Colonial Road 0 GAYLE DURFEE 24 North Avenue Amy Dwyer . . Amos . . . Na- tional Honor Society 3-4; Stu- dent Council 1-4; French Circle 1-4; Basketball 1-4 (co-capt); Field Hockey 1; Cross country 2- 3; Track 2-3; Student Ad. 3-4 Miss D.A.R. 4; . . Journalist . . “Our weekend visits to Burt's Place, then visiting Mrs. Lily- crap. ” AMY DWYER 392 Plymouth Street TINA EVANS 33 Charles Street 21 DAVID FERLAND 9 Granite Street MARJORIE FLOWERS 189 Hancock Street LIAT FORD 209 Rockland Street RICHARD FISHER 79 Indian Trail THOMAS FOLEY 28 Olson Street MAUREEN FAVREAU 29 Priscilla Alden Road Maureen Favreau . Reaching my goal as a fashion designer “Remember yesterday. Dream about tomorrow. But live today. ' David Ferland Dave Soc- cer ... To my own business . “phweep” . .. “This is not the end and it is not the beginning. It is certainly not the beginning of the end, but perhaps the end of the beginning. W. Churchill Marjorie Flowers . Margie Band 3,4. 22 RONALD EDWARD FRIESE 85 Wyman Road PETER EDWARD GILMARTIN 1172 Washington Street LISA L. FRESINA 458 Grovel and Street BRENDA J. GALANIF 238 Spruce Street PAMELA JAYNE GOG AN 77 Margaret Road SHARON ROSE FORTI 333 Ashland Street Sharon Rose Forti Newspa- per Ed. 3,4; Yearbook; Rally Comm. 3,4; Musical 2,3; Play 4 “Can’t we drive around a lit- tle longer? ' Lisa L. Fresin a Drill team 2. Scenery for musical 1.2,3,4, Ecol- ogy Club 4, Yearbook Art Ed. To become a successful artist. Ronald Edward Friese Ron Band 2-4, Stage Band 3. Ten- nis 3, Newspaper 3-4, Student Government Day 3-4. ACSF 3. Brenda J. Galanif . . Bren Hairdressing 3,4 To keep on Partying “u-up; spam it. ' Peter Edward Gilmartin Sweat Football 1-4, Baseball 1-2, Winter track. Rally Comm. 1-4, Prom comm. 3, Weight Club 1-4 Become the President of the U.S. I,amela Jayne Gogan PJ .. Band 1-4, Symphonic Winds 3-4, Musicals. To be a successful hairstylist . “Whatever. ' 23 Tamra Gorsuch Tammy Band 1-3, Track 3-4. Winter track 4, Cross Country 4, To recover from the mental scars I received from the four agonizing years 1 spent in school. ” Frank Gregory Vanzetti Band 2. Ecology 2-4, Yearbook 4, Album Cover Designer 7 Don't Know. Robert Gregory Math team, Tennis 1-4. Christopher Griffin Griff Football 1, Golf 1-2 ... Marry Joyce and live happily ever after “Take Care. Cherylyn Gulski Sherri Hairstylist ... “Don't fly through life so fast, You may not see tomorrow.” TAMRA GORSUCH 727 Lin wood Street ROBERT GREGORY 69 Orange Street CHRISTOPHER GRIFFIN 169 Charles Street FRANK GREGORY 37 West Chapel Street MICHAEL GRIDLEY 78 Blanchard Terrace CHERYLYN GULSKI 92 Linda Street 24 THOMAS HAGERTY 150 Plymouth St. RONALD HAMMARSTROM 154 Bedford St. MICHAEL HARRIS 622 Randolph St. JOHNNA M. HAMBARIAN 95 Hersey Lane RUTH ANN HARKINS 4 East St JULIE HEALY 677 Washington St. Thomas Hagerty “Hag Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 2: Winter track 3: Weight lifting 1.2,3,4. Ski Club 1,2.3. Rally Comm. 1,2,3,4. . To become president of the U.S. ‘7 didn't do it. Johnrw M. Hambarian Intra - murals; Prom Comm.: Rally Comm. To be rich and suc- cessful “Tomorrow holds no meaning unless you have some- one to share it with. Ronald Hammarstrom Math Team 2,3,4: Honor Society 3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4. Michael Harris . Hockey 1,2; Track 1,2; Cross Country 2: To travel and to be happy “Don't stop thinking about to- morrow-it will be here Julie Healy Rally Comm 2.4; Drill Team 3. 25 Eric Henrikson Elroy .. . Football 1,2,3,4; Ecology Club. Andrea Hill . . . Andy . . Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1-4; Cross Country 3 4; Math Club 1 2: Chorus 2,3,4; Ecology 1: Ski club 1. Carol Hills .. . Carol . . Drill team 2,4,3; Math Club 1; ‘F.O.A.D.” Scott Holmes . Homesey .. . Industrial Arts Teacher, “When the day is through think of the good and bad, and when you get up the next day you will be a better person. ” Prom committee 3; Band 1,2,3,4: Musicals 1,2,3,4; Drama club 3; Semsba Chorus 2.3,4; Distric chorus 1-4; All State Chorus 3; Football 1,3. ANDREA HILL 599 Summer St. SCOTT HOLMES 590 Hancock St. KEVIN HERMES 51 West Chapel St. CAROL HILLS 36 Thaxter Ave. DA VID HO WE 51 Adams St. 26 JOHN HUNT 16 Bank St. i; P DANA M. JOHNSON 226 Col. Hunt Drive LORI JOSEPH 88 Orange St. MARK L. JERNSTEDT 205 Bellows Circle VALERIE ANN JOHNSON 162 Rockland St. KAREN JUDGE 50 Hamilton St. Mark L. Jernstedt Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3; Ski Club 2,3; Basketball 1; Rally Com. 1-4; Prom Committee 3; ... To suc- ceed. Dana Johnson Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Hockey 2; “AAACH! Do it up getting rowdy the day after the prom, and having a good time on week- ends. Valerie Ann Johnson . . . Val . . Library Aid; Artist- Access: Wall Murals, Painting on Cafe win- dows TEXTILE DESIGN- ER . . Remembered for sculp- turing butterflies- expressing the sign of freedom us will someday have. Lori Joseph . . bsk mgr 2,3; Math club 1,2; Ecology club 1; Ski Club 1 ... Commercial art- ist. Karen Judge .. Kabby .. Musicals 1,2; Vice President of Class 1,2,3; Drill team 3.4; Prom Comm. 3; Rally Comm. 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; To be an ele- mentary school teacher .. “Ab- sence makes the heart grow fonder” 27 KAREN KANE 135 Hancock St. KATHLEEN ANN KENNEDY 165 Summit Rd. JOHN KELLEY 44 Belmont St Brian Keaney To become a radiologist If we live life for the good times, how come they have to end” ... Concerts Nancy Kelly . .. Nance . Ral- ly Committee 1-4; Prom Com 3; Student Council 3; “LL.R.” . “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. ” Kathleen Ann Kennedy . Kathy . . . Student Council 1,2,3,4 Pres., Class Treasurer 3.4; Cheerleading 2,3,4-Co. capt.; ACSF 1,2.3,4; Track 1; Represen- tative to School Comm 2; Rally Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Bloodmobile 4 .. . To become a lawyer be rich!. . . “Some peo- ple make the world more beauti- ful just by being in it. ” BRIAN KEANEY 172 Russell Ln. V NANCY KELLY 17 Crossley St. EILEEN KIERNAN 12 Temple St. 28 ROBIN LEVA NGIE 141 Green St. DOROTHY MARIE LOMBARDI 190 Charles St JEANNE MACKAY 20 Everett St. DIANE LANGILL 1041 Plymouth St. MICHAEL LOLLES 39 Thicket St. JAKE LOMBARDI 55 Catherine Drive Diane Langill Hobby: Pho- tography Robin Levangie Intramural basketball 1,2,3 ... working with animals Dorothy Marie Lombardi Dossie . . Class Treasurer 1,2; Prom Committee; Rally Comm. ACSF; Field Hockey 1-4; Soft- ball 1; Basketball 1 ... “You guys!“ Jake Lombardi .. Jake . .. Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4 “wicked sorry” .. . “aaach” 29 Marion MacNeill Soccer 4; Soft- ball; Yearbook 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Intramural basketball ... To major in Physical Education. Keith MacPherson ... Chet ... Soccer 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Winter Track 4; Band 1,2,3; Rally Comm. 4 . . . “Go for it” Patricia Mahar . . Patti Susan Maio .. . Sue . . . Basket- ball 1; Intramurals 1; Rally Comm. 1,2, . . Defenders Drum and Bugle Corp. ... To live, love, and laugh . “Believe in yourself right from the start, be- lieve in the magic that’s inside your heart. ” Thomas Majenski Majic Baseball 2,4; Football 3,4 To be successful in life ... “Oh! No!” Michelle Maloney Drill Team 2,3,4, Co Captain; French Circle 3,4; Rally Comm. MARION MACNEIL 141 Sumner St. PATRICIA MAHAR 141 Temple St. THOMAS JOSEPH MAJENSKI 95 Bay State Circle KEITH MACPHERSON 128 Hjelm St. SUSAN A. MAIO 28 Charles St. MICHELLE MALONEY 68 Chestnut St. 30 DAVID MARI 40 Bedford St. SHARON MARSHALL 43 Highland St. CAMMY R. MARSH 430 Lin wood St. MICHAEL MASON 519 North Quincy St. KAREN MARIE MANDANICI 108 Rockland St. THOMAS W. MANDANICI 108 Rockland St. Karen Marie Mandanici . . . Drill team 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4: Track 1; Rally Comm.; Prom Committee To he a Photog- rapher . . C.R.K.: dreams are the past of the future.” Thomas Mandanici “T.O., SKIP' . To own my own busi- ness Cam my R. Marsh Cam Drill team 3; Clubs Organiz Editor co-captain 4; Rally Comm. 1-4: Prom Comm. 3; Blood mobile 3,4; Softball 1.2; Play 3: French Circle 3,4. To stay happy and keep smiling If you feel like doing something, do it” Pd like to thank all of my friends, just for being them- selves. Sharon Marshall . . . “Freedom ” . butterflies .4 special fare- well to Mr. Garris, Mr. Stanton, and Mr. McGrath. 31 KERIN SUSAN McCARTHY 74 Summer St. MAURA LOUISE McCARTHY 74 Summer St. JEAN MARIE McCLELLAN 62 Coleman St. Stephen j. McCarthy 40 Washington St. EDITH McGOWAN 81 Vernon St. MARY FRANCES McCARTHY 63 Barry Road Kerin McCarthy Kerry Honor Soc. 3,4; French Circle 1.2,3,4 4-Pres.: Literary Ed. Yearbook; Band 1,2,3,4: Sym- phonic Winds 3,4; Math Team 2; Rally Comm. 3,4: Ski Club 4; A.C.S.F. 2.3,4; To become a doctor “There's always to- morrow for dreams to come true ' Mary McCarthy Basketball 1.2 . Togo to college and study animal behavior ‘'I can't be- lieve that I did that ” Govt. Ec., Spanish -Fav. classes Maura McCarthy Mick Honor Soc, 3,4-Sec.: Band 1,2,3,4 SEMSBA Symph. Winds 3.4: French Circle 1.2.3-Vice Pres. 4- Sec.; Student Council 4; Math Team 2,3; A.C.S.F. 2.3,4; Rally Comm. 2.3,4; Ski-Club 3,4, News- paper 4; Yearbook Editor-in- chief: Winter Track 3,4, Track 2,3.4. To always keep the friends I have now'” Stephen McCarthy Mac Football; Soccer 2; Intrs 1,2; . 4 years of college, law' enforce- ment . . To be a state trooper Brits’ Jean Marie McClellan Soccer manager 2.3.4; Girls Room 1 - 4 EI03 Sewing Club To gra- duate To each his own. Sewing and Partying Edith McGowan Pebbles Math Club 1; Rally Comm.: Prom Comm.: office worker . To be happy always . One of the real joys in life is having friends and keeping in touch with them.” 32 PATRICIA ANN McKENNA 52 Jefferson St. MAUREEN McKINNEY 33 East Battery St. STEPHEN MICHAEL McNALLY 1064 Bedford St. CHRISTINE A. McLELLAN 88 Richard Rd. DAN McISAAC 639 Old Randolph St. JEFFREY McKINNON 80 Platt St. Dan Mclsaac . Marty Magee Football 1; Soccer 2; Am- bition: Pres, of Playboy Club Gleeper Patricia Ann McKenna Tri- cia Cross country 1-4, Winter track 3,4: Spring Track 1-4: Rally committee 1-4; Prom Committee 3 If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you, it’s yours; if it doesn't, it never was. ” Maureen McKinney . . Reenie ... To be Mrs. Thetonia . . ”Absence makes the heart grow fonder” Christine A. McLelian Chris Yearbook Business Manager; Math Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Rally Committee 1- 4; Xmas Bazar 2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3 To be a Bank Presi- dent oh yea! All riht! Stephen McNally .. Nally Football 3. Ski Club 2,3,4. 33 William McPhee Bill Joseph Paul McSharry . . Joe Basketball; Baseball 1-4; Student Council 2,3,4; Football 1 ... To be successful . Win- ning isn't everything, but losing isn't anything” Brian Melanson Mel Hockey 1.2,3,4: Tennis 1,2.3,4- Capt: Cross country 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Rally Committee 4; French Circle 2,3,4; Ecology 1; ACSF 3; Yearbook Sports Editor To get into college John Monahan Mono Math Team 3,4; To be rich and very powerful in as little time as possible To thine own self be true Susan Mortberg Sue . . . Ecology Club 1; Math Club 1; Home room Rep 1; Path ” par- ties 2-4; Guys and dolls sce- nery committee 2 To be healthy and wealthy . Speak well of everyone if you speak of them at all Brian Murray . Honor Society 3,4 French Circle 2-4; Band 1-4; Rally Comm. 4; Hockey 1-4 Capt.; Baseball 1-3; Soccer 3-4 WILLIAM McPHEE 95 Colonial Rd. BRIAN WILLIAM PATRICK MELANSON 30 Fairview Ave. SUSAN L. MORTBERG 143 Summit Rd JOSEPH PAUL McSHARRY 29 Spruce St. JOHN MONAHAN 114 Doris Drive BRIAN XA VIER MURRA Y 135 Russell Lane 34 KELLY NESTOR 166 Mill St. MARY O’DRISCOLL 141 Lin wood St. MARI ANN O'ROURKE 47 Blanchard Terrace NANCY E. NICHOLS 35 Louds Court MAUREEN O’LONE 140 Colonel Hunt Dr. LISA MARIE PACE 600 Cephestnut St. Kelly Nestor . “Smedly” Go to Colorado “What’s Happening?” Nancy Nichols . . Bsktball 1; Cheerleading 1.2; Rally Comm.: Prom Comm . . “ We do not re- member days, we remember mo- ments. ” Mariana O’Rourke . . . Soccer Mgr. 2; Work Study; El03 Sew- ing Club: Money. Love, Chil- dren, and going to Bermuda . “No one appreciates what they have 'till it is gone” . . Sewing, money, partying, and being with D.B. Lisa Pace . . . “Mother Goose” Math Club 1,2: Rally Comm. 4; .. . To Become a Lab Techni- cian . . . “When opportunity Knocks. ” 35 Loriann Paquette Lori Newspaper 3,4: Rally Comm. 1,2; Math Club 1; Officer Worker To live a healthy and normal life “Speak well of everyone if you speak of them at all. ' Paul Passero “Topo Judy Peltier “Hey Jude Rally Comm. 4: Prom Comm.: Cheering 1; Bsktball Intra. I “To get Timmy again Carolyn Peterson Pres. Hon- or Soc. Math Club 1,2. Pres 2 Rand 1,2,3,4; Sym- phonic Winds 3,4: Chorus 4; Dis- trict. Semsba Chorus Musical 1 Pditor in Chief Yearbook Century 3 Scholarship: Stage Band 3; French Club 4; ACSF; Girls St. Rep: Tennis 2. Robin Poirier “Bird” Math Club I; Ecology 2; Softball 1,2,3.4: Bsktball 1: ACSF 1-4; Rally Comm. 4 To join the Air Force. BETH PACKARD 2170 Adams St. PAUL PASSERO 75 Ashland St. CA ROL YN PETERSON 24 Legion Drive LORIANN PAQUETTE 65 Vernon St. JUDY P. PELTIER 561 Adams ROBIN MARIE POIRIER 541 Randolph St. 36 RICHARD PORTER 222 Centre Ave. NILS PUKK 50 Summit Rd. CYNTHIA ROSELLI 91 Katherine Dr. JEAN MARIE PR ALL 84 Andrew Ford Way JOHN ROGERS 38 Dunbar St. VINCENT RUSSO 48 Mill St. Richard Porter Rich Hockey 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2,4; Base- ball 1.4 To play college hock- ey . Tell me about it.'' Jean Prall Drama 3,4; Musi- cal 1-4; Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4: Honor Soc. 3,4: Yearbook Lit. Editor 4; Math Club 1; Ski Club 3.4; Rally Comm 1-4 To ma- jor in theatre and voice “Laughter is the universal lan- guage. ” Memories: Band trips and times spent with friends. Nils Pukk The Doctor Honor Soc. 3.4; Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3.4; Musical 3; Math Team 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4 To be- come a Computer Systems Ana- lyst “All that you touch and all that you see is all that your life will ever be. ” John Rogers “Humphrey Bo- gart” Cynthia Roselli Cindy Math Club 1; Musical 2; Drill Team 2,3: Rally Comm; Prom Comm; Ski Club 2 To be- come an X-Rav Technician and a Radiologist “Doing what you like is Freedom. Liking what you do is Happiness. ” Vinny Russo “Beaver” Football 1 -4; Bsktball 1; Track 2- 4; Math Club 1: Winter Track 3,4; Band 1-4 sports, water skiing, and being near the ocean. v. 37 Elizabeth Sanna . . “Beth” Hopes to travel one of these days Likes to collect patches. Mark Sebastvn Mark Baseball 1,2.3.4; ACSF 4 ... To become a Brain Surgeon. Lisa Seitsinger . . Track 1; Bsktball Intra. 1; Flag Squad 2,3; Drill Team 4; Ski Club 3; ... “I’m so confused.” Margaret Skillings . “Maggy” French Circle 1-4; Rally Comm. 1,2 Early Childhood Education. David Smith “Smitty” ... Band 1-4; Musical 3; Cross Coun- try 1 . . . “Let’s go driving” .. To be very successful in the area of Business Michael Smith ‘'Mike” . . Band 1-4; French Circle 1-4; Honor Soc. (Treas.) 3,4; Stage Band 1-4; Orchestra 1-4: Chorus 4; Tennis 3; Semsba. District Newspaper 4. ELIZABETH A. SANNA 902 Washington St. LISA SEITSINGER 83 Green St. DA VID W. SMITH 120 Summit Rd. MARK ANTHONY SUBASTYN 94 Shaw Ave. MARGARET MAE SKILLINGS 21 Norton Ave. MICHAEL SMITH 271 Summit Rd. 38 LA WRENCE SPAZIANI, JR. 155 Summit Rd. JEAN STEINBERG 90 Hamilton St. CAROLYN EILEEN STONE 72 Wyman Rd. KAREN STAGLIOLA 18 Savine St. LORI A. STIRLING 16 Coleman St. PAMELA STONE 39 Birch St. Larry Spaziani .. . “Spaz” Baseball 1: Basketball 2; Track 3.4; Ski Club 2-4; Honor Soc. . To get through Med School “The great pleasure in life is do- ing what people say you cannot dor Karen Stagliola ... To be a nurse . . . “Go for it. Lori Stirling . Intra.: Prom Comm.; Rally comm.; To be a physical therapist “What's one more time getting bagged in the girls' room. “ Carolyn Stone . “Stoney . . Cross Country 1; Musical 2; Ral- ly Comm. 1; Band 1,2,3; Rifles 4; Ecology 4 To become an air- line stewardess . “huh?” 39 Sheila Stranberg “She-She To travel . .. “Oh Yah. ” Heidi Stuart . “Hide” Bsktball 1: Play 3.4; Fr. Circle 4: Ecology Club 1; Rally Comm. 1- 4; Prom Comm. 3 . To make a few special someone smile . He are never going to Ian ! flying on the power of Love. ” SHEILA STRANBERG 40 Wilbur St. HEIDI STUART 151 Myers Ave. Kathleen Sullivan “Kathy” To make people happy “Smile” . Fav. Class: Mr. Stanton's Eng. Class James Thetonia “Spook” KATHLEEN SULLIVAN 43 West St. MICHAEL TATE 60 Elm St. JANA SUNDBERG 144 Spruce JAMES THETONIA 17 Brookline St. 40 TERESA TUGGLE 10 Arch St. USA WAGNER 95 Walnut St. LORI WAGER 149 Hancock St. MARY LOU WALES 359 Ashland St. Debora Towle Debi . “Deb” Softball Rally Comm Prom comm To Marry “him” “But Mr. Paster I didn't do it.” Teresa Tuggle . “Terri” Fr. Circle 4 To be a wealthy Business Executive Writing poetry and children’s hooks Fav. Places: The beach and the mountains Lori Wager Ceramics Sculpture Lisa M. Wagner “Waglet ” Fr. Club 2-4; Sec. 3; Ski Club 2-4; Band 1-4; Rally Comm 4; Yearbook; Musical 2; ACSF 3,4 Photojournalism-advertising “There’s a part of me: It’s never far from me; alive in eter- nity; that nothing can kill.” Mary Lou Wales “Lou” Ecology Club 1; Ski club 4; Rally Comm. 4; Yearbook staff 4 Track 1. 41 Jo Ann Walsh “So ? Wee . Band 1-4; Bsktball 2-4; Soccer 4 Hobby: Midnight Mystery Rich Wayne . . “Wajc .. . Baseball 1-4; Football 1-4; Bsktball 1-3; Winter Track 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Honor Soc. 3.4; Hal- ly Conun. 4 To be a doctor . . . Golf, Hunting, Tennis, and Pvrotechniques. Carol Weckbacher . “Freddie Intramurals To be happy . . . “Ooh No. ” Teresa Weckbacher . . “Terry . Intramurals. JOANN WALSH 37 Melvern Rd. CAROL ANN WECKBACHER 191 Randolph St. BRENDA WESTBERG 39 Charles St. RICHARD WAYNE 73 Spruce St. TERESA MARIE WECKBACHER 191 Randolph St. EILEEN WHALEN 252 Wales St. 42 JOHNNA WHALEN 623 Adams St. CHERYL ANN WILLETTE 36 Dorsey St. DIANE WHITNEY 343 Lincoln St. MARIAN ELLEN WILLIAMS 719 Hancock St. SHERI LYNN WOODBURY PHILLIP CHARLES ZEININGER 790 Plymouth St. 28 Doris Dr. Cheryl Willette Drill Team 2,3.4 To marry Robert Jac- ques and to have a long, happy life . “Absence makes the heart grow fonder. ”... My fav. people are my parents and mv fiance. Marian Williams “Mel Bsktball intra “So what’s the story? Sheri Woodbury .. ”Sha ... “Berry . . Math Club I; French CJuh 2,3; Maj 1,2 Co- Capt. 3. Capt. 4; Musical 2; Rally Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm. 2,3; Yearbook: ACSF 2,3,4 ... To be- come a stewardess, travel around the world, get married, and have a large family . .. “Follow your Dreams. ” Phil Zeininger . Ziggy Silkscreen . To be a Printer Supervisor . .. ‘7 knew that. ”, ”You’re a Helluva guy. 43 DOREEN MADDEN Whitman MA DIANE ZIEGNER 127 Meyers Ave. SHAWN HAGERTY 76 Monroe St. DONALD P. MAHANOR JR. 67 Melvern Rd. DIANE MARIE ALLAIRE 64 Plymouth St. SHERRI ZEIN1NGER 28 Doris Drive Diane Ziegner “Ziggv Band 1,2,3 . Ecology Club 3,4 “Oh Baby it s a wild world, it s hard to get by just upon a smile . To make the world a nicer place to live in. Diane Marie .Allaire Field Hockey 1-4, B-Ball 1-3 Track 2 “Let’s get dis- missed! Shawn Hagertv Hag . “Go to Hell! . To become a world renowned clown or comedian ” Donald P. Mahonor Jr “Mo- hun . Don’t worry about it. I’ll do it later. 44 BARBARA MORSE 270 Centre Ave. DEBORAH MURPHY 225 Peregrine Rd. ANN MOSTYN 215 Shaw Ave. MARY LOU LANDRY 835 Plymouth St. LINDA O'CONNOR EILEEN WEST 78 Linw(X)d St. 80 Richard Rd. Barbara Morse Barb . I can’t wait to get out of this place” ... To be rich and to live happily ever after . June 28, 1979 Deborah Murphy Debbie” . . . “Co for it” . . Animal Medical Tech . riding horses competitively Whit man Hanson Horsemasters 1H Club 45 1. Joseph Cotter 378 High St. 2. Anthony DeAfonseca 861 Plymouth St. 3. Robert DeBruyn 154 Mill St. Robert DeBruyn ... Ecology Club. 2,3,4 4. Tim Evans 33 Charles St. 5. Michael Fitzgerald 14 Doris Drive 6. Michael Follet t 40 Davis St. 7. Donald Follett 40 Davis St. 8. Tony Gamache 179 Lin wood St. 14. Blaine Pelletier 33 Lin wood St. Tony Gamache . . . Baba . . . Football . . . Graduation 15. William Rapson 277 Centre Ave. 9. Paul Hines 152 Walnut St. 16. Deborah Riordan 209 Green St. 10. Theresa Hines 152 Walnut St. 11. Brian Kenerson 52 Thaxter Ave. 12. Joseph Killory 58 Coleman St. 17. Richard Sennett 67 Peregrine Rd. 18. Annemarie Vasselian 545 Adams St. 19. Maureen Wallace 62 Olson St. 13. Karen A. Longa bard Maureen Wallace ... “ Party!” 21 Rice St. 20. Debbie Wishart Karen A. Longa bard . . . “Party it up!” 854 Brockton Ave. 46 47 I hear there's a kid with an advertise- ment out CLASS WILL 1. We leave the underclassmen draft cards. 2. We leave the drill team holding practice on the path. 3. We leave Ann Arsenault getting stopped by the Rockland cops for doing Chinese fire drills on a green light. 4. We leave Mr. Divoll all our love and respect. 5. We leave Kris Burke with huge congratula- tions for being chosen “Miss Teenage Massa- chusetts. ” 6. The Varsity Field Hockey team leaves Chart a measuring tape. 7. We leave Mr. Garris with his elements of com- ic disgust. 8. Marie and Helen leave their Richies. 9. Terry, Maura, and Lisa leave singing “When Irish Eyes are Smiling. ” 10. Judy leaves Debbie calling a truce. 11. We leave everyone on the beach after the prom with purple lips. 12. We leave Cammy with the emergency feed button. 13. We leave Cheryl Willete our best wishes for her upcoming marriage. 14. We leave Carolyn Peterson still impersonating Sandra Dee. 15. We leave the rallies getting shorter and shorter and shorter ... 16. We lea ve Mrs. Millet’s sarcasm and inform her that a 69.8 is a C- (not a D+ ). 17. We leave Hank the best of luck in his new life ahead. 18. We leave Dean Parsons a fire hydrant to park his car on. 19. We leave asking the real Ziggy to please stand up. 48 20. Sharon leaves Mrs. Freedman many thanks for getting her into Massasoit. 21. We leave Karen saying, “Couldn’t you eat a million of these?!” 22. We leave Cindy’s earring at the high school. 23. We leave the senior girls “cradle-robbing” the underclassmen boys. 24. We leave Kathy Kennedy and her innocent face. 25. Lori leaves Pebbles with rocks in her head. 26. We leave Mrs. Powers a can of spray paint to cover her bumper sticker. 27. We leave Dossie, after having her license a year, still not knowing how to drive. 28. Darlene leaves Laurie with all the luck in the world. 29. We leave the Senior girls at third lunch cele- brating everyone’s birthday. 30. We leave Johnna an everlasting supply of mascara. 31. We leave Kevin Hermes in a perpetual state of confusion. 32. We lea ve the Senior girls running to cars prom night to bring the umbrellas back for the boys. 33. We leave many thanks to Mr. Mrs. Gilmar- tin for their hospitality. 34. Todd and Lisa leave wanting egg salad and tang on the lunch menu, and any other new developments” would be appreciated. 35. We leave the yearbook staff constantly miss- ing deadlines. 36. Biz and Kathy leave Bob knocking Keith out in Mrs. Johnstone’s class in more ways than one. 37. We leave Allen Thompson his own portfolio. 49 38. We leave Mrs. DeLuca as one of our best friends at A.H.S. 39. We leave the boys in our class thinking they are too good for the girls. 40. We leave Jacubazzi in a cold war with Macho. The Senior girls leave Mr. Kent, Mr. McGrath, and Mr. Stanton with tears in their eyes. We leave Lisa The Golden Gloves Award. Cammy, Kerry, Adrienne, and Maura leave the sheets in the shower in Quebec. We leave Mr. McMann in love with himself. We leave Nils a ticket to Three-Mile Island to study nuclear energy. We leave Keith sleeping with his teddy bear on the bus from Niagara. We leave Java and Mono doing rock concerts at second lunch. We leave Mel a six-pack of prune juice. Amy leaves Dooley some Doggie-Downers for psychology class. 50. We leave the widettes “bumming out. ” 51. We leave Mr. Doherty with 1,000 moles and a new dot structure. 52. We leave the Varsity Hockey players free passes to Boomtown. 53. We leave Miss DeYoung, not as Frightened Freshmen, but as Enlightened Seniors. 54. Darlene leaves babysitting Julie at parties. 55. We leave Joe McSharry the best of luck with basketball in college. 56. We leave Maryann Curran on the other side of the brook on the path saying, “No, I don’t want to jump!” fa 50 57. We leave Maureen and Jim best wishes in their future together. 58. We leave Joe Cody wearing a different rock group t-shirt every day. 59. We leave our prom queen wearing Cohasset’s shoes. 60. We leave Mrs. Reilly our thanks for being out half our Junior and Senior years. 61. We leave Lisa challenging Brian to a drag race. 62. We leave Jim “pour amusement.” 63. We leave Joe Forrester thinking he’s Dan Tanner. 64. We leave our class president Adolf Hitler’s whip. 65. We leave Heidi saying,“Do you know what Tom said?” 66. We leave Mr. Hart shifting on his chair. 67. We leave still pushing the buses out of the mud at the Middleboro football game. 68. We leave Dave and Michelle fighting and fighting and fighting, ... 70. We sadly leave Mrs. Phillips. 71. We leave Mr. Campbell stuck on fast forward. 72. We leave Mr. Farrington a vacuum cleaner. 73. We leave the cops illuminating our favorite spots. 74. We leave Sharon a butterfly. 75. We leave Michael Mason the shy, quiet, subtle person he’s always been. 76. We leave Dooley still asking for Q.S.! 77. We leave Dave and Scott asking, “Be Ya Java? 78. We leave Adrienne saying, “Whoopsie!” 79. We leave Scurry, Radical, Joe, Nally, and Rich at Mattapan. 80. Finally, we, the Class of 1980, leave A.H.S. knowing that, “We’ll meet again someday; where the roads come together, up the way. ” 51 Court: Helen Bombardier. Judy Dolan. Diane Ziegner. Kris tan Burke. Darlene Claes. (Pam Stone) Colleen Caine. Edith McGowan, Mariann O'Rourke. Debbie Col ling wood. Teresa Wecbacher, Liat Ford 52 SUPERLATIVES - CLASS CLOWNS: Debbie Delaney, Mike Mason BIG MAN ON CAMPUS: Kathy Kennedy, Bob Clifford MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Biz Beaton, Peter Gilmartin MOST FUN TO BE WITH: Kieran Crowley, Andrea Hill MOODIEST: Brian Melanson, Heidi Stuart 54 LIVELIEST: Peter Thorbahn, Marie Don- lan BIGGEST PARTIERS: Class of 1980 MOST ATHLETIC: Joe McSharry, Jane Brett GRAND CANYON AWARD: Peter Thorbahn, Brenda Westberg BEST LOOKING: Rich Wayne, Debbie Collingwood BEST PHYSIQUE: Tammy Buffington BIGGEST FLIRT: Cammy Marsh, Dan Mclsaac 55 BEST DRESSED: Michelle Maloney. Clint Cooper CUTEST: Brian Murray, Lisa Wagner MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Jim Barry, Carolyn Peterson SHYEST: Sean Brundige, Valerie Johnson 56 MOST POPULAR: Kris Burke. Peter Gil mart in IBM AWARD: Chris McLellan, Nils Pukk MOST MUSICAL: Jean Trail, Mike Smith BEST ARTIST: Frank Gregory, Lisa Fresina BIGGEST VEG-OUT: Tom Hagerty, Eileen West BOSSIEST: Johnna Hamharian, Peter (HI mart in BIGGEST BROWNIES: Dana Johnson. Marianne O'Rourke INSEPARABLE AWARD: Mary Lou Landry. Rick Fisher 57 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary: Kieran Crowley Treasurer: Kathv Kennedy President: Elizabeth Beaton Vice President: Richard Wayne 58 Frank Gregory- Winner of Boston Globe Art Award Amy Dwyer-Miss DAR Award; School Record in javelin Carolyn Peterson-Miss Girls State, 3rd place-VFW Contest 1978 60 Lisa Fresina-Winner of Gold Key Award Joe McSharry-Most Pts. in Career in Basket- ball Diane Zeigner- participated in Am. Wil- derness Program in Wyoming. ■■MHEfv - Phil Zeininger- hobby: silkscreening Andrea Hill-holds 4 school records in track Debbie Murphy- Blue Ribbon Winner Lisa Pace-model, competed in Greater in Horse Back Riding Competion. Brockton Jr. Miss. Cheryl Cushing. Joann Walsh-Hobby: horseback riding Maureen O'Lone-Competed in Nation- Lisa Wagner- Scuba Diver, al Gymnastics Competition. 61 “2001,2002,2003 '7 dare you! “Aren’t I a cutie?’ 4 “Where's Larry? Where's Robin?” “mmm good!' “asdfjkl; Hey Babe! What cha doin’ tonight? Ya, sure! I like my ABC blocks better! Wouldn’t our Mom’s be proud of us! 63 TEN YEARS Diane Allaire will be President of Iran. Mark Angeley will really be an “Old Man.” Ann Arsenault will be put in jail for Chinese red-lights Adrienne Asiaf will start to go out on Saturday nights. Sue Audette will be a telephone operator. Jim Harry will be Engineer of Tonka trucks. Biz Heaton will be head nurse on General Hospital. Marsha Hlinn will weigh 300 pounds. Hill Bohn will be Ambassador to Germany. Brad Holinder will be an airline representative. Helen Bombardier will be the 2nd Miss teeth and hair. Jeff Bragg will own a restaurant. Jane Brett will be Mrs. Jake Lombardi. Sean Brundige will be a sponge-diver. Tammy Buffington will still be on the Cape! Kris Burke will be an introvert. Linda Burke will hit the lottery number. Janet Burnham will be head cashier at Trucchi’s. Terry Burns will be publishing X-Rated books in New Hampshire. Karyn Cabral will be best friends with her favorite business teacher. Colleen Caine will be 28 years old. Donna Caldeira will be lead singer in Devo. John Calderara will be surfing in Boston Harbor. Lynn Callahan will build her own tunnel. Tim Caplice will still act confused. Liz Casey will he a pyromaniae. Nancy Chalmers will still be a charmer. Chris Chappell will be a majorette. Lee Christie will be a photographer for No-Name Magazine. Mary Christie will be wearing baggy pants. Darlene Claes will still be fighting to go to Bermuda. Boh Clifford will become Pope. Joe Cody will replace Don Kirshner. Jean Collick will disco at the Olympics. Debbie Collingwood will be laughing like a hyena. Sheena Con Ion will be a mathematician. Clint Cooper will be bald. Joe Cotter will have his hands in clay. Kieran Crowley will marry a girl just like Mom. Mary Ann Curran will be married to Michael. Cheryl Cushing will head M.I.T. Lisa D'Amato will no longer be grounded. Bob DeBruyn will tell us the untold story. Deb Delaney will be a champion boxer. David Derosier will be playing hockey in Timbuktu. Donna DeYulus will be a pediatrician. John Dodge will be towed because he was two tired. Judy Dolan will take over Mr. Karps job. Kathy Donadini will be in Northfield. Marie Donlan will be cute as a button. David Dow will be scrubbing bubbles. Richard Dow will help David. Kim Drury will graduate to cannon twirling. him Du bar will be the first underwater radio broadcaster. Kathy Duffy will learn how to fly. Carolyn Dumas will still be herself. Bob Dunham will fall in love on his first match. Todd Durant will move to New York. Gayle Durfee will change her name to Gayle Smartie. Amy Dwyer will be an anchor-girl on the 6:00 news. Tim Evans will still be in shop Tina Evans will be walking straight. Maureen Favreau will be back in the Home Ec. Room. David Ferland will be a photographer for Playboy. Rick Fisher will become a hunter. Sue Finlayson will be a bilingual psychologist Michael Fitzgerald will be still in the Boy’s bathroom. Marjorie Flowers will still be blooming. Don Follett will be a famous artist Mike Follett will own a limousine. Liat Ford will still be running stop signs. Sharon Forti will be starring in Justice For All’’ Part 2 Lisa Fresina will find a door that her key will open. Ron Friese will be licking envelopes in the White House. Patricia Cotter will be stamping the envelopes that Ron licks. Brenda Galanif will still be a hairdresser. Antonio Gamache will still be called Bubba” Peter Gilmartin will teach ballet. Francis Gregory will be in Afghanistan. Bob Gregory will discover the 93rd element. Michael Grid ley will be a manafacturer representive. Chris Griffin will marry Joyce McQueeney. Cherylyn Gulski will be a famous hairstylist. Shawn Hagerty will take over Owen’s. Tom Hagerty will be President of A.A. Johnana Hambarian will still be a beautiful girl. Ron Hammarstrom will program himself to know more than a computer. Ruth Ann Harkins will still be celebrating graduation. Mike Harris will be the next Kung-Fu. Julie Healy will still be drinking hot chocolate singing Christmas carols. Eric Henrikson will be milking cows. Andrea Hill will be Manager of Friendly’s Carol Hills will finally make it to English class. Paul Hines will still be counting all his cousins in Abington. Terry Hines will be early for school. Scott Holmes will be singing in his own concerts. Dave Howe will still be asking “Where am I?” John Hunt will be a sucessful businessman. Mark Jernstedt will own a school of etiquette. Dana Johnson will be president of Littlefield’s. Dave Smith will own Johnson’s Valerie Johnson will be a model. Lori Joseph will reveal her true personality. Karen Judge will be manager of the Meat Dept, of Trucchi’s. Karen Kane will still be working at Mildred Alford’s. Brian Keaney will still be propositioning people. 64 DOWN THE ROAD John Kelley will still be hanging around the 2nd floor. Kathy Kennedy will be Peter Gil mart ins lawyer. Brian Kennerson will hang around the gas station still Eileen Kiernan will become Vice-President of the U.S. Joe Killorv will still be wearing his cowboy hat. Marylou Landry will be sailing around the world with a “Fish” Diane Langill will run her own Noah's Ark. Mike Lolles will reach 5 feet. Dossie Lombardi will be Registrar of Motor Vehicles Jake Lombardi will be a cop. Jean Mac Kay will be a successful lawyer. Keith MacPherson will be next soccer coach at A.H.S. Don Mahanor will still be betting on football games. Patti Mahar will have her own art studio. Sue Maio will be painting on the side-walks of Paris. Tom Majenski will still be lifting weights. Michelle Maloney will still be dating Dave who? Karen Mandanici will be a body-builder. Tom Mandanici will be a doctor. Dave Mari will be in a cage of his own. Cammy Marsh will be a NUN! Sharon Marshall will still be thinking about this question. Mike Mason will work for the C.I.A. Kerry McCarthy will have a baby face. Maura McCarthy will still be eating green MS:M's. Mary McCarthy will still be complaining. Steve McCarthy will be a kamakazi pilot. Jean McClellan will have a home. Barbara McCormack will start going to classes. Edith McGowan -“Pebbles”- will marry Bam-Bam. Dan Mclsaac will still be clowning around. Tricia McKenna will be President of a Pen Company. Jeff McKinnon will be a Russian spy. Maureen McKinney will be haunted with ten little “spooks” Chris McLellan will be on Wall Street. Steve McNally will be left in Mattapan. Bill McPhee will be a General in the Army. Joe McSharry will still be the thirteenth. Brian Melanson will be in a demolition derby. John Monahan will be forming his own Party. Barbara Morse will invent another code. Susan Mortberg will still be on a diet. Anne Mostyn will run the Mafia. Debbie Murphy will win the Kentucky Derby. Brian Murray will still be in “the Cellar” shooting pucks. Kelly Nestor will be out on a “limb” Nancy Nichols will still be making beds. Kate O’Driscoll will be called Mary. Maureen O’Lone will be flipping over donuts. Mariann O’Rourke will mortgage the hank. Lisa Pace will model for Boxer’s Illustrated. Beth Packard will be serving time at Alcatraz. Lori Paquette will be a “Piglet still. Paul Passero will be a leading guitarist. Blaine Pelletier will be well-known. Judy Peltier will still he on the dark side of the moon. Carolyn Peterson will still be studying. Robin Poirier will marry Larry and have 10 kids. Rich Porter will still be bumming rides. Jean Prall will be a weekly actress on the Gong Show. Nils Pukk will be the first man on Pluto. Bill Rapson will still be working with ceramics. Debbie Riordan will be a Dallas cheerleader. John Rogers will still he going with Joan. Cindy Roselli will still be patrolling Spruce St. Vinnie Russo will change roles with Eddie Haskell in “The New Leave It To Beaver” Beth Sanna will still be known as “Sanna Claus” Mark Sebastyn will still be. Lisa Seitsinger will he a C.P.A. Richard Sennett will be an engineer. Margaret Skillings will have her own nursery school. Mike Smith will be playing in the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Larry Spaziani will be the first male nurse. Karen Stagliola will still talk about “disco acid” Jean Steinberg will be happily married. Lori Stirling will be selling silver. Carolyn Stone will return to earth. Pam Stone will be selling Avon. Sheila Stranberg won’t show for the reunion. Heidi Stuart will be a brunette Kathy Sullivan will still keep us laughing. Jana Sundberg will still be coming in late. Mike Tate will still be kind and considerate. Jim Thetonia will be the father of little Reenies. Peter Thorbahn will lose his voice. Debbie Towle will still be a senior. Terry Tuggle will be in the White House. Anne Vasselian will have a baby Harvey. Lori Wager will still be an excellent softball player. Lisa Wagner will become Jacques Costeau. Marylou Wales will be living on the dunes of the Cape. Maureen Wallace will amaze everyone with her wit. Joan Walsh will still be riding horse. Carol Weckhacher will be in Hilliard’s Candy. Teresa Weckhacher will still be working with her sister. Eileen West will he a professor. Brenda Westberg will skip out from her job. Eileen Whalen will still like Rick. Johnna Whalen will still be a red-head. Diane Whitney will become Lois Lane. Cheryl Willette will have a lot of kids. Marion Williams will be singing with Andy. Debbie Wishart will get her wish. Sheri Woodbury will show up late for the reunion. Phil Zeininger will still be known as the other Ziggy. Sheri Zeininger will still be at the end of the alphabet. Diane Ziegner will be known as “Ranger Ziggy” 65 66 Mrs. Buckley Mrs. Lind, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Ferrara, Mrs. Leonard Mr. McMann, Miss Crooks, Mr. Porter, Miss McDonald ■ 68 Miss Tellefsen. Mrs. Reardon. Mrs. Ware, Mr. Blomberg Miss Maclsaac, Miss Murphy. Mr. Currant. Mr. R. Campbell 69 Mrs. Boulay, Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. Rennie Mr. Louis, Mrs. DeLuca, Mrs. Duerden, Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Marks 70 Miss White, Mrs. Celestino Mr. Drake, Mr. Smith 71 Mr. Sawatzky, Miss DeYoung. Mr. DivoJI, Ms. Dwyer Mr. Doherty Mr. McCarthy. Mrs. Donovan. Miss Deyoung, Mr. Stone. Mr. Halet 72 74 75 76 78 80 CHEERLEADERS RALLIES 82 83 8 FOOTBALL The Abington Foot- ball Team finished a successful season with five consecutive victo- ries, for an overall re- cord of 6 wins and 4 losses. Led by co-cap- tains Tim Caplice and Bill Bohn, the team placed third in the South Shore League. 85 FIELD HOCKEY This year’s Field Hockey Team was led by Co-captains Jane Brett and Dianne Allaire. Seniors Lisa D’Amato, Helen Bombadier, and Dossie Lombardi showed tremendous effort. We wish the team the best of luck in the future. 86 87 88 SOCCER This year’s soccer team led by senior captains Kieran Crowley, John Dodge Mark Angeley re- ceived a 5th place finish. Other hard-working seniors were Joe Cody, Brian Murray Richard Porter. Keith MacPherson, a very skilled halfback, Clint Cooper, high-scorer for the past 3 years, also added experience to the young squad. 89 GIRLS’ SOCCER The first Girl’s Soccer Team was es- tablished at Abington High School this year. The enthusiasm of the team and their spirit and competitiveness insures them of success in the future. We wish them the best of luck in the coming seasons. 90 ■ CROSS COUNTRY Captains Kathy Donadini, Tricia McKenna, Rich Fay- led the Cross Country teams to a 5-3 record for the boys an 8- 0 record for the girls. Seniors Mark Anderson, Brian Melan- son, Marie Donlan, Kathy Duffy contributed to this out- standing season with Mark An- derson breaking the school re- cord, while the girls were win- ners of all their dual meets. 91 GIRLS BASKETBALL 9 2 The Girl’s Varsity team was led by the com- bined skills of Seniors Amy Dwyer, Jane Brett, and Andrea Hill. With the guidance of Coach Kel- ley and Assistant Coach Walls, these girls and their teammates had a most outstanding season. 93 Captains Joe McSharry and Senior Mark An- derson led a team comprised mainly of underclass- men through a most successful season. Coach Mayhew hopes to have equally outstanding sea- sons in the future. 94 95 HOCKEY This year’s Hockey Team was led by Co-Captains David Derosier and Brian Murray with Seniors Tom Foley, Brian Melanson, and Rich Porter. These players and their teammates proved to be a credit to the school and to Coach McMann. 96 GIRLS TRACK The Girls Team prom- ises to be another cham- pionship team this year. Under Tri-captains Kathy Donadini, Marie Donlan, and Andrea Hill, the team hopes to dominate the South Shore League. 98 BOY’S TRACK The Boys Team’s season last year was an unsuccessful one, yet this year’s team prom- ises to produce a better season under Co-cap- tains Mark Anderson and Ron Hammar- strom, with the help of coach Jim Hoar. 99 This year’s Baseball Team is one of great depth provided by seniors Rich Wayne, Joe McSharry, Dana Johnson, Brian Murray, Bob Clifford, Tom Haggerty, Keith MacPherson, Mark Sebas- tyn, and Mark Jernstedt. Key pitching and strong team effort should be the ingredients for a winning season. 100 •. - ... • ' ■ 4 • • SOFTBALL The Girls Softball Team looks forward to another winning season. Seniors Robin Poir- ier and Laurie Wager hope to lead the team to another South Shore League Champion- ship. 102 TENNIS Over the past four years the Girl’s and Boy’s Tennis Teams have improved tremendously. The Boy’s Team is led by seniors Brian Melanson, Bob Dunham, and Rob Gregory. The Girl’s Team relies upon the efforts of seniors Jane Brett and Karen Mandanici. We wish the teams in future years as much success as the teams have had in the past. 103 104 DRAMA CLUB CHORUS STAGE BAND 106 MATH CLUB 107 Honor Society - Pres. Carolyn Peterson, V.P. Amy Dwyer, Sec. Maura McCarthy, Treas. Michael Smith Student Council - Pres. Kathy Kennedy, V.P. Amy Dwyer, Sec. Marie Dolan, Treas. Donna Moore French Circle - Pres. Kerry McCarthy, V.P. Marilyn Skillins, Treas. Adrienne Asiaf, Sec. Maura McCarthy 108 BAND 1977- 1st place trophy-Cherry Blossom Festival Parade 1978- 1st place trophy-inter- national Blossom Festi- vaa Parade 1978- 1st place trophy MA. Marching Field Show Competition 1979- 1st place trophy-Concert Competition at the Shenandoah Apple Blos- som Festival 1979- New England Marching and Parade Champions with an automatic invi- tation to represent New England in the 1981 Cot- ton Bowl Parade. no 112 mj Abir gton Savir gs Bank ABINGTON HALIFAX Member FDIC DIFM 114 115 116 Congratulations to the class of 1980 Fashions By Betty 878-8854 THE ALGER CORPORATION 477 Washington St. Abington, MA. “FARMERS MARKET SHOPPING MALL” ROUTE 18 ABINGTON, MASS. BRAND NAME FASHIONS AT AFFORDABLE PRICES CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “80 OLDE TOWNE FLOORING INC. 254 Washington St. RTE. 18 Abington Mass. 02351 Kevin Leary 878-6264 CAPE COD LUMBER Windows, doors, hardware Building Material 403 Bedford St. Abington, MA. FRANK ZAKRZEWSKI Frank the Hair Stylist Call 878-3113 FOR APPOINTMENTS 4(XM BROCKTON AVE. ABINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS _rvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv 117 3 $ 3 'i 'i 'i 'i 'i 'i 'jXyrth vttbfoigkon faojjurafroa Baviit (OTON. MASSACHUSITTS 02S91 MU 78. 1888 NORTH ABINGTON CO-OPERATIVE BANK 6 Harrison Ave. No. Abington 878-0045 % $ $ $ $ $ | r i $ i New Image stylers and cutters 878-1886 215 North Ave. Abington STRAWBERRY VALLEY GOLF COURSE “GOLFING IS OUR BAG’’ RTE. 18 Abington, Mass. Tel. No. 878-9797 ABINGTON LIQUORS CORP. 585 Washington Street Abington, Ma. 02351 “SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO THE CLASS OF 1980” VIN AND EDDIE'S RESTAURANT 123 Eldio’s Restaurant Italian-American Cuisine 789 Centre St. Brockton, MA. Leo Dodero 586-2483 586-2400 Best Wishes Andrews Pierce Inc. Abington Driving School Congratulations Class of ’80 Abington Driving School Mr. Mrs. Manduca 878-7246 Best Wishes from Johnson Funeral Home 79 Bedford St. 878-0425 Robert H. Johnson F.D. ♦ : V4V V V V4V V V 44 V4 V V4 V V V4V 124 125 : ♦ : ♦ Larry Kelly’s Shear Finesse Salon and Barber Shop Unisex Hair Styling for the whole family. American Rentall Centers, Inc. 446 Bedford St. Rt. 18 878-7624 “If you need it, rent it!” Tools and Equipment for the Industrial Contractor and the Homeowner. Compliments of Henry E. Cahill, Inc. GOWELL’S JEWELRY GIFTS Watch repairing and Diamond setting 878-2377 20 North Ave., North Abington Kol-Tar Inc. Blackshield Driveway Sealer and Roof Coatings A. Barry Cashman President 669 Adams St., N. Abington, Mass. 02351 871-0883 ABINGTON PRINTING COMPANY Complete Printing Service 878-1108 Joseph DiLorenzo 15 Brockton Ave. Abington, Mass. Mister Donut Congratulations to the Class of 1980 From Mister Donut Abington, Mass. 02351 871-2515 4.5 Billion Fresh Donuts Can’t Be Wrong. C? WWSter Doruxt tk, MUITI.OODS Johnson Landscape Service Garden Center and Florist Shop Flowers for all occassions Proms a specialty 1209 Bedford St. Rte. 18 Abington, Mass. (617) 878-2838 127 f vlvlvlvl0101vlvlvlvlvlvlvl01vlvlvlvlvlv l : ♦: The Russell Wheatley Company Inc. Registered Land Surveyors and Engineers Landcourt-Topography-Large Tracts- House Lots-Sewage Treatment-Designs 700 Bedford St, Abington, Ma. Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Best Wishes For A Bright and Rewarding Future To The Class Of 1980 227 Centre Avenue, (Rte. 123) Abington, Mass. 02351 1J0 THE SUBMARINE GALLEY For the Best Sandwiches and Service Ftte. 18 and 123, Abington 878-9855 cor. of North Ave Brighton St. No. Abington MA 878-0893 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Dave Roan’s Shoe Outlet Cox Pharmacy Rt. 18 Abington MA 1332 Washington St. No. Abington Rt. 18 139 At Abington Farmer’s Market Phone 878-7797 331-0014 in Congratulations Abington High School Class of 1980 Abington Council 5254 Best Wishes To the Class of 1980 Henrikson’s Dairy, Inc. DAIRY- MILK 'IMMVniOMVY ,vv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv ♦ vvv ♦ ♦ ♦ . 134 Compliments of Bay copy Products Abington Peaceful leadows Quality Ice Cream Dairy Products Route 18, Whitman, Mass. 447-3889 ‘One little, two little, three little Indians 'There's a first time for everything!!!' Who made the salad?' 135 Compliments Of WESTWOOD STUDIOS ‘Now, how do I get my debits to equal my credits? ‘Heil Hitler Will you hurry up and answer the “I'm not sewing those ‘C’s one more time!” ‘Hey, BUD, try to score. Watch the birdie!1 136 COMPLIMENTS OF: DOCTORS Dr. Jonah Fieldman 316 Washington Street Abington 878-0077 Dr. George L. Whiting, M.D. 439 Washington Street Abington 878-1926 DENTISTS Robert E. Murray, D.M.D. 12 Lincoln Boulevard Abington 878-2047 Dr. Roland T. Phillips Jr. 131 North Avenue North Abington 878-0206 Edward W. Scoppettuolo Jr. 313 Adams Street North Abington 871-1949 ATTORNEYS Robert J. Cotter 306 Union Street 878-7111 Rockland Reilly, Callahan, McAuliffe 500 Washington Street Abington 878-2568 A. Stanley Littlefield 321 Union Street Rockland 878-1758 John D. Riordan 119 Belmont Street Brockton 583-4221 William J. Mostyn Jr. 526 Washington Street Abington 878-8200 George L. Whiting Jr. 526 Washington Street Abington 878-1040 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Angus R. Beaton Sr. Biz, Kathy, Tricia, and Kathy Mrs. Jeanne Bombardier and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brett Mr. and Mrs. Rene Boulay Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burnham Mrs. Francis J. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Byron Jean and Joan Cabral Mr. and Mrs. Henry Caine Mr. and Mrs. John F. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conlon Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Curran Mr. and Mrs. Ed Currant Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeLuca Laura and Deborah DePietro Miss Lucy A. De Young Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Divoll Mr. and Mrs. James Donadini Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Donlan and Family Mr. and Mrs. D. Leo Donovan Don and Carol Dubar Kim Dubar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duerden French Circle Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gregory George and Nancy Gogan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Horrigan Arlene Howe Mrs. Lillian Johnstone Ms. Paula Kane Erin Elizabeth Kelliher . Jim and Elaine Kelliher Mr. Robert D. Kenney Ayatollah Khomeini Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Louis Lisa and Frank Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lombardi and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. -John McCarthy Mary Frances McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCarthy Chris McLellan Mr. and Mrs. John F. McLellan Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Melanson Miss Sheila Murphy Nancy and Donny Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. VValter Paster Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Peterson Dr. and Mrs. Roland T. Phillips, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Poirier Susan and Alex Rennie Robin and Larry forever Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Roselli Rea G. Rosen Mr. and M%f. Thomas Sansone Lisa Seitsinger Patricia Short Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Skillings and Family Mr. and Mrs. Pani K. 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