Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

U o, , ,,,o, ,t xi A - gr ,effgggfigaf-ag , are ale 5' 225 '-'f :- L, ' ' i 1 f ' f 1 1 e 4311: r The 1983 Milestone l 4 I , N N ' N w Yearbook of Governor Dummer Academy Byfield, Massachusetts '1 Dedication p . !g.,,.,,,,ee,.s,, f s, 5 93 '1v s-e- f l f Q 3 -+--Y-.--.. i 4.41 V r, 3 -5 .- - ' 'W +-A..a.,m,t ,'t.,-..,ag.,..,,,,..,,, , In 1972, a new headmaster took office at Governor Dummer Academy. He held great respect and admiration for its traditions, but he also had many dreams of the changes and improvements that could be made. Eleven years later, many of those dreams are realities. He has been with Governor Dummer through a decade of growth and alteration: a decade which has seen the establishment of coeducation and a flourishing arts program. Through his continued efforts, the school's facilities have been considerably improved. Yet thatis not for what he will be chiefly remembered. The lasting impression that the students and alumni will carry is of a cheerful smile, tireless patience, an oft-visible presence at athletic events. He is a peaceful and kind man, who felt a deep concern for each and every student in his care. He had a difficult job, one that was not always well-understood. Yet he executed it in a way which commanded respect, and he never failed in his understanding of the student body. For that, for his unceasing effort and dedication, and especially for his deep commitment to the school and her students, we wish health and happiness in the years to come, and dedicate the 1983 Milestone to: Iohn Williams Ragle ' f Mr. Ragle at a talent show during the '70's: one of the many ways he contributed to the community. ? N. Y. 'I 2 ., .ln Trustees 'HCARL A PESCOSOLIDO, Ir. '55 President MRICHARD B. OSGOOD '53 Vice-President 'HWILLIAM B. ARDIFF '55 Secretary ARNOLD S. WOOD, Ir. '60 Treasurer FREDRICK G. CRANE SHIRLEY FRENCH STANLEY A. HAMEL '45 EDGAR F. KAISER, Ir. '61 GEORGE D. KIRKHAM '51 6 J XR GEORGE E. MC GREGOR, Ir '51 PI-IEBE STEVENS MINER EDWARD T. O'DELL, Ir. 'HWILLIAM R. PLUMER '53 DAVID L. POWERS IOI-IN W. RAGLE Headmaster PETER R. REMIS '52 FREDRICK M. SMITH, II, '52 WIDGERY THOMAS, Ir. '43 IOSIAH H. WELCH '47 HNATHAN N. WITHINGTON '58 MICHAEL E. HOOVER '71 Alumni Trustee RICHARD H. O'LEARY '75 Alumni Trustee MICHAEL A. WELLMAN '71 Alumni Trustee MORRIS P. FROST '35 Trustee Emeritus LISPENARD B. PHISTER Trustee Emeritus Member of the Executive Committee HEX Officio Member, Executive Committee Aauurrggg' um? W, ' Yah! 'Nibvmm , I V W VJ - ' 41 n i I 1 i i r 5 u l at -F? wk . 3 Q Y -M T vfiiagf we x M M Q 1 ' W-'fbi Ak-.f,54'15'g JA g 5,-'k!'V ,V 'f 4'-up .1 .H A Af 2 M' 31 FM! Future alumni? A uv1,.,5,,,pggf wh, M-359' Q' if , div V f x F 1,1 mx, if gk E . kj 'U1 'M V V M ., -be 1- u . A 1 , V ,fo S ,,. Y... 'f5f'I4.s 5, M 1- Mfg' WWW, Maw ,F J. .x 1, 1- ' N!! . -, , W ' Mu 'Y f Q 4 1 ,'l ,,, llw ' v Y, 4 Q, ,if 4 Lv Kal 14-df' I if V 'X If J , M21 .1 'itu- V4 ffffm in.. Beware: mad dog on the loose! ,, 49' ina Ill' IIIE llllf ll? IIE Faculty LAUREL ELIZABETH ABUSAMRA Hollins 1969, B.A,: Middlebury 1970, M.A. Appointed September, 1972. French ROBERT EDWARD ANDERSON Kenyon 1957, A.B. Appointed September, 1957. Director of Athietics, Biology 18 IOHN WILLIAMS RAGLE University of Chicago 1943, S.B.g Middlebury 1951, MA. . Appointed September 1972. Headmaster DAVID SWYDAN ABUSAMRA Holy Cross 1969, B.A.g Middlebury 1970, MA. Appointed September, 1972. French, Spanish PIERRE NINO BARATELLI University of Colorado 1956, BA.: 1959, MA., University of Dijong University of Texas. Appointed September, 1967. Department Chairman, Modern Languages' French: Director of Humanities Ilrogram MERRILL G. BECKETT Bowdoin College 1977, AB, Appointed September, 1977. Latin DONALD A.. CHAMPGUX Business College Appointed Ianuary, 1974. Business Manager STUART DAVIS CHASE Boston University 1964, B.S. Appointed September, 1989. Director of Development CHARLOTTE DUDLEY CLECHORN Bennett College 1969, A.A.g Boston University 1971, BA.: Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, M. Rel. Ed. Appointed September, 1979. School Minister, Marshall B. Dalton Master in Religion and Ethics ROBERT HGBART COLGATE Get shut' 1969 BA ze I ROBERT SCOTT CLAGETT Brown 1973, B.A.g University of Kiel 1972. Appointed January, 1973. Director of College Counseling. History ELIZABETH BLAKE CLARK University of Denver 1972, B.A. Appointed September, 1975. Girls' Athletics, English . W S ' ' -2 y University of New Hampshire 1980, M. Ecl. li Appointed September, 1980. Dean of Students. Mathematics MQW lvlr WE X 4 A , if is A-.2 . 5n.gX.,. H 1. xzf .-1. Q ,Y X , 51 if! EDITH PINCKNEY IOHNSON Middlebury 1948, A.B.g University of New Hampshire 1969, MS Appointed September, 1981, Biology RICHARD N. LEAVITT Amherst 1964, A.B.: Bowdoin 1971, M.A. Appointed September, 1964. Director of Studies, Mathematics KQV CHRISTOPHER EDWARD HARLOW Iuniata College 1963, A.B.g Rutgers 1966, M.A. Appointed September, 1970. Assistant Headmaster, History CHARLES STEPHEN HARRINGTGN Bowdoin 1972, B.A. Appointed September, 1972. Assistant Director of Athletics: Mathematics, History 22 MARY ELLEN LETVINCHUK University of New Hampshire 1980 BS Appointed September, 1980. Physical Education, Activities ANN C. LOWERY St. Lawrence University 1982, B.A Appointed Iuly, 1982. Associate Director of Developement RICHARD THOMPSON MECHEM Harvard 1968, A.B.: Universi of New Hampshire 1973, M.A. TY Appointed September, 1973. English STEPHEN CARL METZ Trinity 1972, B.S.g Boston University 1976, M.A. ,W Appointed September, 1978. Chemistry .whiff 22-f'7'i 1 1 'Z DAVID D. MOORE Northeastern 1966, A.B.: Clarkson 1970, M.S. Appointed September, 1980. Mathematics, Physics IOY SAWYER MULLIGAN Colby 1976, BA.: Bread Loaf School of English. Appointed September, 1981. English, Assistant to the Dean of Students t A l X' , ' 'l 1 DOUGLAS LEE MILLER '46 Amherst 1950, A.B. Appointed September, 1954. Department Chairman, Science: Physics, Speech MICHAEL A, MOONVES Trinity 1966, B.A. Appointed September, 1969. 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New England Ccmservatary ev? X X Appmnted September, 19792 Music Assxstant , X Xiiiiefilhi 'UUIVBTSIW 1972. 4' 'XXX f X X' - -X XX Umvexfsnty of New York X: X -- .XXifX:'ffffffi?jXif ?5' Xgr Green State iipfpeginted September, 19811 Drama Unwersity ofXPerxnsy1vania 1951,XM,95,XXX XX X Appoxnted September, 1951. Xilepartment Chairman, Histary Xi SPECIAL FACULTY Bradford D. Clark '78 Frances C. Dowd Nancy E. Dudley Dean Eastman Beverly Ann Guarino Pattie T. Hall Nancy Marculewicz I. Peter McDonnell Donna M. Roaf SPECIAL STAFF Martha Beasley Elizabeth R. Cawley David M. Grant Mark Leighton Elizabeth Paszko Florence C. Pearson STAFF Marcia Bunke Rosemarie B. Carver Anita Chase Marilyn Diehl, R.N. Intern, Religion Assistant Librarian Photography Athletics Athletics Director, Community Service Program Art Athletics Dance Special Tutoring Publicity Machine Shop Guitar Math Tutor Violin Annual Fund Secretary Secretary to the Director of Studies Assistant to the Librarian Resident Nurse Irene Freeman Administrative Assistant to the Headmaster Ruth Gardner and Assistant Headmaster Assistant to the Librarian Frances Gurczak Receptionist Mary E. Hoover Secretary to the Director of College Counseling Sandra Keyes Secretary to the Director of Development H. Lester Kirkpatrick Buildings and Grounds Superintendent Sylvia B. Lunt Assistant to the Business Manager Edward B. Marsh, Ir., M.D. School Physician Priscilla O'Bryon Elizabeth C. Perkins Marguerite A. Perry Luceille Roaf Marjorie I. Rouisse Ioan C. Ryan Susan True Patricia G. Wall, R.N. Mary Wetherbee Ethel S. Whitney Bookstore Manager Assistant Bookkeeper Secretary, Admissions Office Assistant to Bookstore Manager Bursar Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Head Nurse Assistant Secretary Secretary ' ,,.x x . k- x Qi 8 an ' A ? gs Q3 - ---1 -- ' - YS l 9' Y A f 2 0955 The. gr oak QB9' it , 25917 lllllf Q1 . x u 'Md--nh l 1 ---- wx XX ,1 :E E 1, , f v..-X'-I Seniors MARY GAIL ADAMS I.V. Field Hockey 3, Varsity Manager 2,43 LV. Lacrosse 2,35 Tour Guide 2.4: Red Key 2,3. ,fume-uw Www WILLIAM DYER ADAMS Lehigh University I.V. Football Z3 Varsity Hockey 2,3,4g Varsity Lacrosse 2,3,4g Community Council 11 German Club 3,43 Tour Guide 45 Varsity Club 4g Dormitory Procter 4: Leadership Training Program 4. DAVID ALDEN AGGER Lehigh University Varsity Cross Country 2,3,4g Varsity Beskt- ball 4, LV. 2,3g Varsity Track 2,3,4: Red Key 2,35 Big Brother 3, Chairman 43 Dormitory Proctor 45 Tour Guide 3,43 jewish Fellowship 2,3,4. IAMES I-INRY AIMONE III PHILIP JOHN APPLETDN St. Lawrence University St, Michaelis Cgllege STANLEY Versitif Cross Sountry -SA, 23 Versity Varsitg Football 4, LV. 23: Varsity Wfrestling AIZENSTARK 3:8333 Efiiagiffsgt zzrilty Track 213' Big Brat er 4' Outing Boston University Student Union Proctor 4: Governor Dummer ' t ' , . .. Honor Society 4. 28 Soccer Manager 3, Varsity Skiing 4, LV. 3: LV. Tennis 3: Veg 43 Community Service 4. LETTY MARLA BAUM Gettysburg College I.V. Soccer 2: Winter Track 3: Golf Manager 33 Modern Dance 2,43 Community Service 3,4: Tour Guide 2,3,4g Newspaper Staff 3, Co-Business Manager 4g Disciplinary Com- mittee 3,4: Student Union Proctor 3,43 Iewish Fellowship 2,3, Coordinator 45 School Chorus 2.3,-tg Big Sister 3,43 Commencement Com- mittee 4. SARAH ANN BRADSHAW Wheaton College Governor Dumrner Honor Society 3,43 Varsity Field Hockey 2,3,4: Varsity Basket- ball 3.4, LV. 2: Varsity Track 1,2,3,4g Red Key 2,33 Tour Guide 1,21 Community Council 3: Student Union Proctor 3, Director 4g Varsity Club 12.3.43 Spanish Club 2,3,4: Peer Support Group 4: Womens Discussion Group 3,4. IAMES STEVENS BERNIER University of Vermont LV. Soccer 2,3g l.V. Wrestling Z,3g Varsity Track 2,3,4g Outing Club 2,3,4: Big Brother 3,49 Newspaper Staff 2,3. 'Qu IOHN HIBBERT BORGMAN Berklee School of Music LV. Football 3: LV. Basketball 33 Iazz Band 3,45 Dormitory Proctor 4. SARAH DUNFGRD BREED Mount Holyoke College Varsity Field Hockey 2,3,4, I.S.L. All-League 3: Varsity Basketball 2,3.4: LV. Lacrosse 2: Social Committee 2,3, Chairman 43 Student Government 4: Milestone 3.43 French Club 4: Student Union Proctor 45 Closed Weekend Committee 4: Governor Dummer Honor Society 4. TODD DAVID BROWN Skidmore College Varsity Basketball Manager 2,3,4g LV. Tennis 3: Community Service 3: Student Govern- ment 4: junior Carnival Committee 3: Big Brother 4: Tour Guide 4: lewish Fellowship 2,3,4. 29 BARTLEY HARLOE CALDER yr. Guilford College Varsity Cross Country 3.4, l.V. 23 Varsity Skiing 3,4, I.V. 2, Co-Captain 4: Bicycle Racer 2,3,4: Bloodmohile 2,3,4. ALEXANDER PACKARD CAWLEY Brown University Governor Dummer Honor Society 3,43 LV. Soccer 2,33 LV. Cross Country 45 Varsity Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4, Co-MVP 3,45 Varsity Tennis 3,4, LV. 2: Milestone 3,45 Newspaper Staff 3,43 Red Key 2,35 Big Brother 3,4: Student Tutor 3,43 Student Union Director 43 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4g Outing Club 3,43 Food Committee 41 Commencement Committee 4. 'wx' DOUCLASS SCHOFIELD CHASE University of Massachusetts Varsity Football 3,4g LV. Hockey 35 Spring Track 45 jazz Band 2,3,4, -al -iw. gm ARTHUR HURSMAN DAVID STIRLING DSW 4 COHEN A Norwich University ,University of Chicago KEVIN PAUL CRYTS iv. Seeger 3, nerd 2: 'reed aasrbaii Vareity Golf Manager! 3, LV. 2: Tech. Crew t Rollins College If-i?:?gg:e,2if3?3: 1g?rd Easeban 2' 23141 iagzdsagld' 1'2'3'45 German! Club 2'3'4l Varsity Soccer 4 IV 2 3' Varsity Hockey 3 4 um asf? '4 V LV, 2, MVP ,Zi Varaity Baseball 1,2:3i 30 Co-Captain 45 Student Government 1,23 Student Union Proctor 3.4: Dormitory Proctor 4: Tour Guide 3,41 Commencement Commit- tee 4. X E CATHERINE ELIZABETH EVELETH GREGORY MICHAEL Alfrgd University KAREN MARIE EHRLICH Lehigh University A Varsity Soccer 2.3, Co-Captain 4, Honorable Mention I.S.L. All-League 3: Varsity Volley- ball 2,3,4: LV. Lacrosse 2,33 Big Sister 3, Varsity Football 4, LV. 2,31 Varsity Basketball Co-Chairman 4: Varsity Club 3,4: Student 4, LV. 2,3: Varsity Lacrosse SA, LV. 2: Newspaper Staff 3, Photo Editor 4: Big Brother 4: Tour Guide Z, Union Proctor 3,4: Library Proctor 3: Newspaper Staff 3, Co-Business Manager 4: Peer Support Group 3,43 junior Carnival Committee 3. CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL FRANGOS Ithaca College Varsity Hockey 2,3,4: Varsity Golf 2.3,4: Food Committee 4: Tour Guide 4: Library Proctor 4: Music 1,2,3,4. 1 n Q QQ or or l0HNA!l'HANlDREW: V V l GIBBS l l Hobart College Varsity Football 3.4. Co-Captaio 4. MVP 4. All League 4. LV. 2: Varsity Hockey Manager 2,3: Varsity Basketball 4: Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4: Tour Guide 3.4: Newspaper Staff 4: Study Hall Proctor 4. 1 FASCIANG Bowdoin University Governor Dummer Honor Society 4: Cum Laurie 4: LV. Field Hockey 2.3: Varsity Basketball 3,4, i.V. 2: Varsity Tennis 2,3.-ig Big Sister 3,4: Tour Guide 2.3: Red Key 2,3: Newspaper Staff 3, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4: Dormitory Proctor 4: Chorus 2,3,4. MICHAEL SCQTT GILFEATHER' University of Lowell Varsity Soccer 4, LV. 23: Varsity Skiing 3, LV. 2: Varsity Track 3, f.-V, 2. 31 ' to I W- 'K CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL AARON LARS HALPERN GINSBERG R Stanford University Varsity Cross Country 1.2, Manager 3g KAREN ANNE Governor Dummer Honor Society 3.4: Cum Varsity Winter Track 1,2,3: Varsity Skiing 49 Laude 3,43 NMS Semi-Finalist LV. Soccer Varsity Spring Track 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4: 2.3: VarSify Spring TI'HGk 23.41 Milestone 3: Debating Club 25 Newspaper Staff 23 Outing Northeastern University Big Brother 3,43 Student Tutor 2.3: Student Club 1,23 Rifle and Shotgun Club 2.3, Vice , . , Council 13 Chess Ciub 3: Duong Ciub 4g President 45 Wargaming Club 2,3,4. Eigllnnxlggltggviig Niiigiaglgcgglgf Coordinator of Student Tutoring Program 4. CALEB SCGTT I-IAM University of New Hampshire Varsity Football 3,4, I.V. Z3 Varsity Hockey Manager 3,41 Milestone Art Editor 4: Newspaper Staff 3,45 Student Leadership Training Program 43 Closed Weekend Committee 43 Dormitory Proctor 4: Tom' Guide 3,45 Big Brother 3,45 Student Union Supervisor 43 Weight-lifting Club 2,3,4. 32 Featu.re!Literary Editor 4: Big Sister 4: Womexfs Discussion Group 3,4. HEIDI K. HEASLEY Cornell University I Varsity Soccer 3.4, LV. 25 Varsity Skiing 3,4, I V 2' Varsity Lacrosse 4 IV 2 3' Milestone University Gf Vermum 23, :Editor-in-Chief 4g , 'fonrr Cuide 3,4g LV. Soccer 2,3: Varsity Wrestling 23,45 LV. Student Tutor 3g Commencement Committee Baseball 2,35 Big Brother 3. 4. ili- . .1 . - ..:: 1. g---.hI Mar e' T , -- ' .. fi, ffF555if5'1:eQ:?5-ani .:. sffisaFffa.2pf.ss- 1 - . rf-.s.:.s. are I f at B -N 1.51 xi' P it if i ELIZABETH LEE HIGGINS Tufts University Varsity Soccer 2,3, Co-Captain 43 I.V. Volleyball 25 Dance 3,45 Community Service 33 Tour Guide 33 Library Proctor 43 Big Sister 4. .ZL- ADAM EDWARD HIRSI-IFIELD Boston University Golf Manager 2,3,43 Tartuffe , Dracula , Godspell , The Boyfriendng Newspaper Staff 2,3,4: Glee Club 2,3,4. WILLIAM DREW HOFFMAN Boston College LV. Football 25 LV. Hockey BA: Varsity Lacrosse 3,4, l,V. 25 Community Service 3,45 Big Brother 3.4. PETER ANDREW IUDSON Skidmore College I.V. Soccer 2,35 Varsity Wrestling 3,4, l.V. 23 Varsity Lacrosse 2,3,4g Tartuffe g Social Committee 2,3,4g Newspaper Photo Editor 4: Big Brother 4. DAVID SCDTT HOFFMAN Hobart College Varsity Soccer 2,3, Co-Captain 4, MVP 4, I,S.L. All-League 45 Varsity Wrestling 3.4, LV. 2: Varsity Lacrosse 2, New England Northam Division All-Star 3, Co-Captain 4: Big Brother 3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,4. 3 .jim ' .N ,se lu 4 ci XX ..i 'ff MARK PETER KAGAN Undecided Varsity Football 3,4, Team Council 4: Varsity Hockey 4, LV. 3: Varsity Lacrosse 2,34 Big Brother 3,43 Tour Guide 2,3,4g Library Proctor 4: Student Union Proctor 4: Weight-lifting Club 2,3,4: Varsity Club 2,3,4. 33 Y NX?X.Xw-Xli 'Q ww '1 H X X' X ' WFXXXAXVXQ UL. ,XXXXQJXQ 'W f ' 1X X X ,X 'SXTNIXXSQKXLWEFQX5 W Gi235f1MIW V W W ' 'FW .M S- ' X X X 'MX ,X XX UX X X X XX f H aff f X ufX5Xmf QMS' X A f,gfXgaXX:X:,: ww M? 'Nun' .us- .uk i ...,,,, X N103 JC' xg 'F X 3 .Q .. lf 'r.. Y THCJMAS IACK MALAY i Union College i A i Varsity Soccer 4, LV. 2,35 Varsity Skiing 2,3,4, MVP 3, Co-Captain 44 Varsity Tennis 4, LV. 3: Milestone Staff 3, Managing Editor 43 Outing Club 23,42 Varsity Club 2,3,4g Big Brother Sgt. l l y l l t ii 'nAN1ELfjP.l y i LAUGHLIN y yy it Boston College y Varsity .Hockey 3,3,4gi Varsity Golf 2,3, Captain 4: Miiestong Circulation Manager 4: Big Brother BA: Student Union Proctor 3,437 Veritity' Club' y2,3,4:N Headmasterl Search Gonimittee 4, 36a .. .-,. ,,,. ,.,,,... , - ,,,, ........ M F IUDITH ELIZABETH i MARTIN Endicott College qul ? t .cncconv Hess it MENYHART , l ' t Rollins College Varsity Soccer 3,4, LV. 2g LV. Wrestling 2.3: Varsity Tennis 4, j.V. 2.3: Tour Guide 2,3, Coordinator 4: Red Key 2,3g, Milestone Advertising Manager 4. , STEPHANIE MC FADDIN University of Southern California Soccer and Football Manager 2,35 Modern Dance 253,43 Varsity Track 2,3,4: Milestone 33 Social Committee 3,43 Big Sister 4: Student Union Proctor 3, Director 43 Food Committee 3,45 Bible Study Fellowship 3,49 Black Student Union 3, Co-Chairman 4: Communi- ty Service 4. .1 ,,,, f. Q f ,gg S ji? V M , ,, .. ,.e,,m ?a.. ,, ,, ,,,, ,W . , ,,.. , 52 ...,,, , X ,, , .,., .,,,,,,,,,,. 9, VL, CHARLES HERRICK MORSE Worcester Polytechnic Institute Varsity Soccer 1,2,3,4, Senior Soccer Cup 4: Varsity Track 1,2.3,4g Community Service 3g Tour Guide 3,45 Big Brother 43 Milestone Staff 3, Co-Advertising Manager 4. CHRISTOPHER N ESBIT New Hampshire College I.V. Soccer 3' Varsity Basketball 4 I.V. 3 Varsity Baseball 4, I.V. 2,33 Big Brother 42 Student Union Proctor 43 Library Proctor 4 Athletic Free-Term Committee 4. STEVEN LYN NICHOLSON - Rollins College Varsity Soccer 2,3.41 Varsity Tennis 2,3,4, MVP 2.3, Captain 4. 4? 1 LAURIANNE NESTER Mount Holyoke College Governor Durnrner Honor Society 4g Varsity Field Hockey 2,3,4g Modern Dance 3,41 Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,4, MVP 1: Student Union Proctor 35 junior Carnival Committee 35 Newspaper Staff 3, Co-Literary and Feature Editor 43 Varsity Club 3,45 Headmas- ter Search Committee 4. IOHNATI-IAN ERIC NEWMAN University of Massachusetts I.V. Football 2,33 I.V. Tennis 2,33 Community Service 3. r:,,L. V PATRICIA ANNE O'MALLEY Iohn Carroll. University I.V. Soccer 3: I.V. Volleyball 2,33 Varsity Track 2,3,-45 Drama Club 2.3,-4: The Visit 23 Tech. Crew 4: Chorus 2,3,4g Tour Guide 3,43 Big Sister 4: lunior Carnival Committee 3: Commencement Committee 4. I 5, LISA ANN PERRY University of New Hampshire LV. Soccer 2,31 Community Service 3,4g Big Sister 4: I.V. Lacrosse 23 LV. Basketball Manager 2: Student Union Proctor 3,45 Library Proctor 3: Bloodmobile 4: Tour Guide 2,3,4. 37 ,uv-ug bw TIMOTHY CAMERON PIERCE Bates College Milestone Staff 3,43 Literary Magazine 3,45 Backgammon Club Organizer 23 Bible Study Fellowship 3,45 Creative Writing Club 3,45 Community Service 3: funior Claes Carnival Committee 3: Commencement Committee 4. PATRICIA ELIZABETH QUINN Dickinson College LV. Soccer 2,85 LV. Volleyball 2: Varsity Track 2,33 Tour Guide 3.4: Milestone Staff 3, Layout Editor 4. ' 'i at me ei X X v 13 2 his H ,R we X A . me I 'i .h ,,-. I 5 in X O n 3? IOHN DAVID RICHARDS Franklin and Marshall College LV. Soccer 33 Varsity Track 3.4: Musical 3,41 lazz Band 3,45 Social Committee 3,45 Big Brother 4. 4 fun' 3 REBECCA HELEN RIEHL Bryn Mawr College Governor Hummer Honor Society 3,45 Cum Laude BA: Varsity Soccer 3,-fi, LV. 2: Modem Dance 2.3,4: Community Service 33 Miles- tone Staff 3, Copy Editor 4: Tour Guide 2,3,4: Red Key 2,32 Literary Magazine Staff 2. Editorial Board 3.4: Dormitory Proctor 4. 38 . fs n .: H I ,... , . K A L Lug y 1: I I- - ,:, if ' 1. 5' , . e:-2 Mraraa ANDREW RILEY Connecticut College Varsity Soccer 3.4, LV. 2: Varsity Hockey 2,3,4: Varsity Golf 2,,4g Varsity Club 3,45 Disciplinary Committee 4. IAMES LEONARD ROSE University of, Pennsylvania LV. Soccer 2,34 ,Varaity,Besltetbal1 3,4, LV. 2: Disciplinary Committee. 3.4: Tour Guide flkil Big Brother 43 LV. Tennis 3. t I ,JN-my l!'!'f P' tt gg-of Q V2 t r 1, 5 TERESA RGSE RUSSO Northeastern University 5 W, A 'fffffffgt r oti'Vi?'? Qfv I 6' f ff et . Qi I J I 'wg ' - . 1'r' !P' + im PETER EDSUN ROSS iifsrsifty Soccer 3,-4.8-V. 2: ig 'gotleybatti it ELIZABETH IRGSE . . . . acrosae 1 ommum ervice , : UHIVGPSHY cf 00101350 watesrene staff a, caeutaeen eater 45 SANDERS LV. Soccer 35 LV. Hockey 2,3,-4: Varsity Golf Chorus 2: Tour Guide 3,4g Blooctmobile 3,45 University of New Hampshire 2,3,4g Big Brother 3,45 Student Union Proctor 3: Dormitory Proctor 4: Rifle and Shotgun Club 4. DANIELLE LESLIE SCHWARTZ University of Massachusetts Varsity Soccer 3.4, Varsity Volleyball 3,4, l.V. 2: LV. Lacrosse 2,3: Student Government 4: Student Union Proctor 3: Tour Guide 3: Newspaper ,Staff 4: Commencement Com- I mittee 4. , Library Proctor 3,4: Student Umon Proctor 3,4. 'W f frNf,'5P: 5 it as A r tr' , . f fx - 5 fg . Z1 f, IRQZQFQ5 I , X ,W . X - 4 Sm ti Rilo V-,egzwl . -X ,e X r,f :5,,QiikT fir - inabtirzitf S - IX . 1-s f+' .nw CORD MITCHELL SHORE Boston University LV. Soccer 2,35 Varsity Wrestling 4, LV. 2,3: LV. Baseball 31 Tour Guide 4: Library Proctor 43 Food Committee 4: Photography Ciubiiiz Outing Club 3,4. I LV. Soccer 2.33 Varsity Volleyball 3, LV. 2: LV. Tennis 3: Tour Guide 3,4: Bloodrnebile 4. , X ,I GREGORY WILLIANI SKAFF y Franklin and Marshall College Governor Dummer Honor Society 4: Varsity Cross Country 2,3,4, I.S.L. All-League 2,3,4, MVP 3,4, Captain 4: Varsity Wrestiing 25.4, Goeflaptain Ste, Co+M'VP Ist: versity: 'Brook 2,3,4, Distance MVP 3, Co-Captain 4: Bible Study Fellowship 2Q3,4Q Dormitory Proctor 4: Reserved Weekend Committee 4: Leadership Training Program 4. '39 RICHARD ERIC Umversity of V SUSAN LISA STUDLEY Lake Forrest College I.V. Field Hockey 2,33 Varsity Football Manager 43 Varsity Volleyball 3,43 I.V. 23 LV. Lacrosse 2,33 Dorm Proctor 43 Big Sister 3,42 Tour Guide 1,2,3, Coordinator 43 Newspaper staff 43 Student Union Proctor 3,4Q Leader- ship Training Programg Commencement Committee 4. ilk! ti IGI-IN S. H. SYLVAIN, II Yale University Governor Dummer Honor Society 3,43 Cum Laude 3,43 NMS Semi-Finalist3 Newspaper Staff 1.2.3, Front Page Editor 43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Academy Octet 43 Social Committee 3,43 Drama Club 2,3,43 The Best of Broadway 3 Godspe1l 3 Plaza suite 3 The Proposal 3 Tartuffe 3 Community Council 43 Tour Guide 3,42 I.V. Soccer 33 School President 4. is MARK DDLAN SULLIVAN Georgetown University LV. Cross Country 23 LV. Winter Track 23 I.V. Tennis 132,33 Community Service 33 Red Key 1,21 junior Class President Newspaper Staff 1,2,3, Editorial Page Editor 43 Milestone 2: Big Brother 3,43 Tour Guide 1,2,33 Outing Club 3. xx t 3 y yy TIMOTHY KNUTEN SULLIVAN Colby College Varsity Football 3, co-Captain 4, I.S.L. All-League 4, I.V. Football 23 Varsity Wrestling 3: LV. Basketball 23 Varsity Lacrosse 2,3,43 Big Brother 3,42 Tour Guide 43 Photography Club 3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,43 Outing Club 3,4. SUSAN IENNIFER TOWLER Dartmouth College Varsity Field Hockey 4, I.V. 2,33 Varsity Volleyball 1,2,3, Captain 4: Varsity Lacrosse 4, LV. 2,3Q Community Council 2,32 Class Vice-President 3, President 43 Red Key 33 Ir. Milestone 2,33 Big Sister 43 Headmaster Search Committee 43 Convocation Commit- tee 43 Governor Dummer Honor Society 3,43 Cum Laude 3,43 Leadership Camp 4. BRUCE CUNNINGHAM TURNER Connecticut College I.V. Soccer 33 Varsity Lacrosse 4, I.V. 33 Tour Guide 3,43 Big Brother 4: Student Union Proctor 43 Dorm Proctor 43 Community Service 33 Governor Dummer Honor Society 43 Discipline Committee 4. 41 ffyw. ru. L - 'S6Q,15fjW.z1K ,WU ,WM N, ,,,,..: ,. W , ,X 1 X mi Qswrkbf X, X wQSI1sfiw'f' X f M Axmiwawmvwmeqfwfkdagwjvfixmg www ,xv 1:1-1 ,fzggw-ff 1 .:M,,w 1 fg+ms1::wumsmffm14WwgifsfmiesQfrw-lv ,mf ml Y mfws -:Q rfwlffx-f ' w fx v x A A zrwfwrf Qrdzxfwrzfihwsiuwizvflifsx1WAQSLLUJMQ Lf- 441+ iwwmlif wfzwi f Amffv Sfhnsf The Place Gilly man Peter Luke Nancy Carlos ... Monker ... lim ... Nicha ... Fred ... Gerry concert ... lobstering at night Seabrook police 11w Cannon Mt. weekend . . . the cross bow . . . pre-football at Caleb's . . . sunshine at Nikko's . . . Seabrook Beach, boom-boom . . . on a quest . . . senior ski trip you shall pay The Graves at Thayer Iosh the Apogee . . . stranded in Seabrook . . . roughing it at p75-212 . . . camping trip: soph. Ir Close call Some folks trust in reason, Others trust in might, I don't trust in nothing, But I know it will come out right. Greatful Dead 4 Yo mama what's up? . . . Baby, Ehrlich, the book . . . Vince McMann . . . Bubba Kags . . . Bart empty my trash . . . Moe indeed . . . C.H.S. . . . Pauline . . . Camp Brantwood . .. the Agnies and Bagnis night club act singing Englebert with Greg cattle rustling in the storm . .. Staff and Abu .. . Bat . . . Iuan Carlos Barrett . . . Bubba, Gibbsie, and the bombadaros at E.W.'s . .. Ingham Proctoring . .. 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Heidi, I didn't need those teeth Independent with Brad Formal '81 tea time Elea Beckett's car Sue-sue G.E. in bowl 5!29f82 diet Laurianne train with E.K. and L.N Tommy it's in there those older men Israel R8zA can I get a gumball, Letty . . . Hi there Barry Barlow . . . college is a reach . . . greenhouse club Flash Leave it to Mattie Eddie Hassle Z.P. Bagman . . . Steph's bro . . . TAB . . . Leticia . . . Goodbye doesn't mean forever Thanks Mom and Dad Silent sea, tell this to me, Where are the children we used to be? Dan Fogelberg lim S Bart jump . . . we might not ride . . . snowbank wflaime and Dan . . . Harvard roommates . . . Umass . . . Agnis8:Baby 82 . . . Florida '83 . . . Tube bot Humanities wfFred Spring '83 praying to the scalegod Steve, did you get that book? Gilly jamie Hurley Bret Position papers Rusty getting narced on by LW Moon!Gander!Willy getting stabbed in the back PG Lawn jobs w!Caleb HW Seabrook at 1:00 am WXIA Slash Staley .,.Nez Kagan Everything must have an end. Bob Seger Phil Windows cold water dunking just 2 more pounds flower child, run me fakieboot wild New York toyota cruise va. canoe Malade extinct Maine fish Iuddy .. . T. drives bum prints just a four year vetran Bye G.D.A. 45 The Raes . . . lorimarysarahsusiecheripaulie . . . crusin' Amtrak . . . 3:00 AM poachin and the HOP . . . Europe '82 . . . jah mama . . . Ray-o-vac . . . wha's happnin man? . . . infamous side 3 Pink Floyd-I remember . . . Benny, Harry, and the Diesel lLori's rigl . . . Fred, Matt, and Lily's . . , F.O.M.A. . . . Brownie-Yen-Haiim . . . B's . . . Aimm in the A.M. Monique and Put, it's been real!! The greatest revolution of our generation is the discovery that human beings, by changing the inner attitudes of their minds can change the other aspects of their lives. ll Il , Sarah Romo? Plum Island Ieanne Sarah, Iill, and Cheryl-why? but I hate Math!! Gee and Other Gee Adios Sr. Blanco, thanks Mr. Sperry . . . beat St. George's F.H .... B-ball with Ioe Bullet . . . track record . . . the boat and Iay's party . . . Hi Lori, Sarah lwith an 'lH 1, Spuds, Ma-a-r-r-y, Laurianne b-z-z-z-z, Anita, Davey K., Mark, Bruce, and Groucho . .. Becca, Opium, Stets . . . French Building .. . Thank you Mrs. Mulligan . .. goodbyes not needed . . . All Todd TA2 Zygismic Macattack Hey Bubsie Boston Whaler parties .. . Bruceski . . . got your last mac . . . Don't you ever tell me what to do!! Did you see the shmuen fleun by the scafola? Hey Chiquitas . . . BooBoo . . . Pablo Cruise . . . I hope you appreciate the jacket Dre C'mon man! Staleface Birdman Iam session Give it up Ioe, you know Bird's the best Bird vs. Kareem, or Magic, or I , or What are you going to do, hit me? Iohn , I'm writing this blika Blabo Maquia the baby Tank Hey Dudes, like, no way what's the deal here? Ebony and Ivory X-men P.P.P.? I think I'm going Skitzo California here I come the book thank's dude Love ya buddies mellow . . . I'll be jamming, Brudda man . . . Baby's got blue eyes . . . all my friends . . . EH, what's up? . . . that's rock-n-roll dude . . . Bye, Bye, Bay, Bay! it I To do is to be - Nietzsche To be is to do - Kant Do be do be do - Sinatra wimp wallbrew VW Credence and Stones '68 T-Bird convertible cruisin' Problem with the phone, Ms. Grillo? V sacrificial lamb .. . Cawley, shut up! . . . Cut your hair, Cawley Head up Al goes swimming lwith Stevel I8zII Malade . . . erroneous . . . Philip . . . SSSkaff . .. dibble and dribble . . . Lare The optimist proclaims that we live in the best of all possible Mickey Heavenly Hash and Mint Chocolate chip Brooks worlds. The pessimist fears this is so. '82 Graves '82 abuse and Deb-Deb running can be fun Iames Branch Cabell . . . T-Philosophy: breathe deep and stand on your head . . . gandism . . . blue heaven and ice mint green . . . ohh, you dubbah! . . . Au contraire, mon frere III like it! Who, me? Yes, you Chase! But I was absent. Mick Iagger too much ABUse . .. Sure Birdman! beat Badu . . . shot Puerto Rico-Concert . . . Iaques Eech . . . Phlip and Malade's avalanche . . . Hawkens . . . Dan and Iim's little chats . . . Agress' baby .. . OH-Tay Stan what is it . . . STP . . . Bats foot vault . . . Titanium bike . . . chipped tooth . . . pre-exam studies . . . it's snowing in Rusty's room . . . what did we do Tucan? . . . Beees Speeel . .. All night Eco that's enough Iuddy I might get you a coke, jim 47 Christine semi-formal soph. year Ahh Rumba!! Ahh Sista Yo Knighto GIBBS Cool Ioe Mama Indeed IERRY Bozak Lily's parties the day after Groton in hockey wrestling - superfly Iimmy Snoka getting kicked out of the library by Ms. Grillo O.K. - let's quit T.P. Georgy . . . who's got my cheese doodles? , . . Florida, March vacation jr. year Tom Petty - The Cars - The Who - Molly Hatchet - Allman Brothers - Van Halen - Rush in concert Z. Z booties DAGGER . . . Mo Buns . . . Shako's Chem class . . . H's stories - wuh Vicount Rachael's party Hoff Chin C.K. in class X .. :N . N X X I ' Kevin Perkins . . . Elizabeth . . . Asian . . . 3rd soccer . . . cold room . . . Iohn . . . Drivers Ed . . . winter walks . . . vocab sessions . . . Ingham . . . Bit . . . closed weekends . . . rib house until 3:30am . . . Mr. Mulligan's new T.V. April 6 blizzard Woman of the Year . . . Trout Fishing in America . . . Yelu Chu-Isai . . . Falklands Debate . . . beautiful brunette . . . manager . . . tech crew . . . rifle dub . . . first parent's day . . . photographs l Nice camera 1 . . . day student at last Danielle . . . T.P. in the quad . . . phone bills? . . . T.I., Steph, and Bryan . . . soccer '80 8: '82 . . . Larry and her falsie . . . Wally . . . Robin lane and the Waltons Sesame St. kids lay and Alfredo's fresh fish . . . night trips . . . scoobying . . . E.T .... The Police . . . Better than the Who, but I love 'em both 9 to 5 Sat. mornings, me? never! Emma North End nights M.W. Shelley TAB . . . Alfie . . . Parties in N.Y. . . . sure Teresa's 18 . . . SIUSH . . . Deena the Grill scene Oct. 22, 1982 - a night to remember Bye Banana 8: Mere, take care Yipper Thanks Dad and Mom Love you Grams 8: you too Punky 8: you too Ernie I LOVE Ieeps Bye-Bye Giglets Enjoy yourselves We are allowed life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness: If only she didn't run so fast! Original 'H . ks .KW 5. it .. t. I Greg Bub The Police Ingham light sows jismnasium EggmufsfiIn . . . Endicott College . . . smoke bombs with Mango . . . cat people . . . cow rustling . . . The Book . . . Agnes. . . old electric eyes . . . Baby . . . Hamilton prom . . . goatman and Tatoo . . . Cavanaugh's Party . . . Dre . . . Tyrone and Willie . . . Blue Eyes . . . Steph . . . chemistry . . . Englebert high jump mats 52 B's Buckingham Palace for Luc Levensohn Fla sh Leach Trips to Philips Kristen .. . Formal with Boo-boo the rig the wiffa boys . .. fuzball . .. the dynamic duo . . . the specialist . . . Goona . . . I gotta weep . . . Gibsy . . . sniveling gordies . . . the pub . . . the Tou . . . Bombardos . . . Snyder's car Bubba Kags Malbert Senior Raffle Hi you guys, what's up? . .. decisions, decisions R.M.H.S. what? a triple 3 dollars a week adds up, thanks Nan Red Key party Al8zTr1sh it wasnt the same without you physics and 4A senior party 82 a first falling piano music but I love basketball leadership camp magic lay out time winter weekend in NYC thanks E for caring you helped me realize so much I missed you Gall Iudy and Chris but especially Ann Thanks Mom and Dad for the chance see ya you guys and Good Luck Chris Hacking a home out of the Wildwood with an axe developed strength, self-confidence, and a spirit of independence. Thomas A. Bailey the council Sarah Yikes Peter fLLL1Duke K Nicker Iames Monker Carlos Nancy Iill, etc .. . Fred .. . Rob lim P75-212 .. . mo hefty blimp mon being DEADicated seabrook Hampton police mulli-eyes downhill snowboarding . . . Ingham jump . . . ski trip . . . pressure drop . . . the big boys cage . . . cross-bow . . . see y'all sometime soon, hopefully Karen Ion All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. Edgar Allan Poe Hammy B. H.'s Z, give me my car keys Knighto we made it . . . Georgie will never die . . . Stumps . . . Kags . . . seeded Moss . . . slick Rick . . . Bubba Nick . . . Greg . . . Willis Baines . . . L.I.K. thank you for everything, I'll never forget you .. . Dags . . . cookies at Brice's and on Caleb triple session parties all nighter at leadership camp in a daze . . . Police concert . . . the green death later much G.D.A. 49 To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you into everyone else, means to fight the hardest battle which any human can fight, and never stop fighting. e.e. cummings Hi there Barry Burlow . . . Whitney's dilemnas . . . NYE82 . . . the chairs are gone! . . . dinner at 5:00, Betty? . . . George . . . the whiners . . . Kiki Moo-moo . . . profuse . . . meanwhile back in the lab . . . more H20 please Peach the rents Pierce I8z friends Leave it to Mattie-Eddie hassle E: I want to be your friend older men Look of Love MDS - remember Plum Island it's 9:30, where's your mind? . . . friends I won't forget and always remember Luck to all lust think! some night the stars will gleam upon a cold, grey stone, And trace a name with silver beam. And lo! 'twill be your own. Robert Service It's spring coach . . . bag Marko's egg rolls . . . later R.A.T.S. . . . the last 20 yards . . . Hey Russell . . . the Czarina's b-cake . . . so long kids H' MIWMWZ fm ' I 'QVQ' nh i : s Jas me ffllfjy Aaron pole vaulting who's going to get us a gold? Thayer, grr French 1st period again?! Al, Cord, Tom, Dave, T., Robbie, Steve, Steve, Iohn too bad you left Andrew I Want that record Sorry Dave, you've got another year! Contrawise, continued TweedleDee, if it was so, it might be, and if it were so, it would be, but as it isn't, it ain't. That's logic. Lewis Carroll Cottage , . . who pulled the fire alarm? . ,. Heb ball .. . wrestling .. . the count . . . weight loss . . . another weekend on campus . . . Eames the Dead .. . Bruins .. . Staley loses another bet comics .. . break training?- never 11w backgammon tonight's T.V. shows are . . . I have no work what-so-ever . . . Iames, Iim, Duke, Gil, Riley, Nicho, Rob, Munker what a wild time it was Iustice is being allowed to do whatever I like. Injustice is what ever prevents me from doing so. Samuel Iohnson -5- thankfulffor with Outh ps ,f could Fred Did Liz come to school today? J Av-Q v K'j11'i Heidi You might be sober as a cow . . . Rye Beach bats . . . Imight. . . Physics blow out at 8:00am I never miss under the table M you did what!!! . . . Big Bertha meets the semi-formal . . . Wildcat and whipped cream look at the bright side-if you don't have teeth, you don't have to brush them Hello Mr. Policeman! TWIT coffee does wonders for your outlook on life . . . busted in Eames . , . Thanks Dad, Cres, and the McG's . . . we never did find those Christmas trees God is dead- Nietsche Nietsche is dead- God We are all children of the devil Albert Finn I don't want to become immortal through my work, l want to become immortal through not dying Woody Allen B-O-F-F-O . . . Positive Feedbag . . , lst period Wednesday . , . hey-ho Ioe Stow . . . Chris stays crisp in milk . . . solidarity . . . inner cell blue communists Stephane S-I-I-M-O-O 51 When I'm gone Don't stop to wonder if I'll think of you The same moon shines The same wind blows For both of us, and time is but a paper moon be not gone Brian May Iuddy My head is so cold! . . . Stan, you are wrong . . . Maark . . . Your hair is too long Mr. Evans Shut up Iudson Play it again Sam .. . Phlip Stale Kim and Sue You'll write a book One of the greatest pains to human nature is the pain of a new idea. Walter Bagehot Double co-captain Chin slick No-Entry Sentry . . . this is the ball and this is the stick lecture G.B.'s spring brings lax Z T.B Boo-Boo double sessions The Commodore whale of a game Kags V Bye Be nice to people on your way up, because you'll meet them on your way down. Wilson Mizner Dave SU , ljflnffa friend D . . . Paige . . . Stigler Oaklahoma . . . Franklin . . . Wednesday lunches with Fred and the Ingalls crew . . . Droopa . . . Hoffa . .. 1st period U.S. . . . Bubba-Kags and the V. Footballplotting our S.T. Projects . . . cliff diving , . . Ann, have you read Garfield today? , . . Kagan's ragging session in speech class . . . scuba diving speeches . . . cruising in the Benz . . . Rick of Stram . . . Ernie .. . Boo-boo . . . Flash? . . . The one and only class of 1983 Living well is the best revenge Oscar Wilde My tastes are simple. I like to have the best. Anonymous 52 Sez who?!?!? l . . X! 3 . . :sy 'UQ -X F ' Yo Gibbsy Moss and Stumps Ernie tuning out 4th period Ham Crytsey D8zD Hoff Adams sr. veg with Binghampton D of S Bubba Kags Bubba Nick Malbert's maintenance corner . . . remember Richdales? . . . Georgy . . . Saturday night I'm working . . . Happy seafood fest . . . Knighto: I.V. Athlete . . . Latin bot . . . the van . . . verbatim . . . day student holiday Hulsey, I am Hulsey it must be Tuesday big bucks Academy bound is what I am not. April 1982 amazing hello? Sunday tea give me a break Wednesdays 2nd row with Amy and Mr. G red leather for Christmas . . . puddles and the wretch . . . Yeah . . . but he's an actor . . . Gron, I've gotta talk to you . . . Letitia . . . K, friendship is a commitment . . . don't be fooled by me Flash- I'm not . . . I.S., I mean really . . . 2 sets of footprints in the sand . . . Rebecca - freshman year brownie counts . . . Markface, good bye farewell . . . fall retreat '82 . . . come along junior the barksl children of the light we can't return we can only look behind from where we came, and go round and round and round in the circle game I1 strawberry cheesecake New York, New York Tartuffe, Tartuffe . . . Peter, Stanley, David: New York, Paris, London . . . Sue, Mark, and Boston Common Cambridge, Shakespeare, Chariots of Fire . . . Buggy ride and Beethaven, Sarah . . . Greg Skaff, Greg Menyhart, and Ming Iade . . . Mark and my first New England dinner . . . moonlight and the beach . . . thick pile carpets lively New England Autumn Gatsbyland 53 K Go on and tell a phone, or tell a friend. The man known as Andre is back again. So all you fly-guys I'll tell you this I'll take all you fly-girls with one kiss. Super Rhymes- '80 What's up Dude? . . . No More Missions . . . Play it Borgy . . . Let's move the whole wall on top of the library I love you Nina Melvin's Dynasty 4 years here hefty pranks . . . going pro . . . I love you, Mom . . . I love you Dad Hasta la vista Bye y'all so fa sv 54 Thanks for everything Mom and Dad and Mr. Stowens Goodtimes Borg . . . Chin . . . remember the tower, stick sessions Holl, I finally made it today is today McLaughlin, Riley, Chin, Cryts, Adams, H . . . Keep in touch . . . Iustin the Stud Boffo, and Stephan: heard a slight breeze? Daddy Cruz . . . sax . . . Meech . . . I.V. ball . . . bullrhino . . . Paul, keep up the That's all folks -uf Thanks Daddy T and Duds . . . Bible Study . . . I love you A. W., E.K., R.R., P.Q., C.D.C. Dad you're too religious Excuse me? . . . Steph: 111 roommate . . . insignificant sophmore . . . B.K.'s W2 . . . spring track with Daddy Sperry My name's Emma Welll Daaavid dorm life popcorn parties Goodbye Love is patient and Kindg love is not jealous or boastfulg it is not arrogant or rude. Love does not insist on it's own way, it is not irratable or resentful, it does not rejoice at wrong, but rejoices in the right. Love bears all things, believes all things, endures all things 1 Corinthians 13 ,. Lu .1 3 A ' M you Live every day IOIDOITOW :.4i---'H .. .me L'ville reject Mulli eyes You don't hear reggae music, you feel it . . . blimp . . . T-man . . . short one . . . DEEP HATE . . . Council members . . . Riles . . . Gilly . . . Steve . . . lames . . . Carlos . . . Associates . . . Monker lay . .. Rob let's get some lobsters next person who moves is going to be in a lot of pain Hampton police Yamaha Burton City surf punks the place let's get silly lah zone that was two years of hard work . . . Smugglers weekend . . . system overload lo Fly Club Garden Party len .. . you really do that well .. . Lacrosse, the fastest game on two feet . . . Couldn't have made it without you Mom Pascal The Rileys V Y When they kick at t 4 f 5 your front door 'E 're How you gonna -Q come? ' With your hands on X Q ,Q your head or on the trigger of your gun. the Clash N I B- S' - A 4 1 Q 4 s 5. ez Hi happy faces Bambi and Thumper the Red Terror A shark! . . . Moody madness . . . T.I.8zPeter . . . Deena, Ernie, Oscar, Cookie Monster . . . Big Bird, and Grover . . . The Tape . . . mellow yello? . .. Kris' room . .. Sarah . . . stranded in Boston .. . Skaffer . . . basketball . . . Rhonda . . . ignorance is innocence . . . Mr. Harrington, what's a queeb ? . . . I'm hickory bronze . . . Will youbemy Friend . . . Oreo Cookie, I miss you doublestuff . .. Scott B . . . The Police . . . Hullo . . . Malbert8rTweety . . . Ohmigod! . . . like totally grody to the max I'm a val David much Steph Derek . . . tainted love . . . E.T .... Steph-anie, phone home . . . smile you are on wild kingdom . .. Chico . . . Baby .. . Anthony . . . CIAO!! I'd like to thank my good friend lack Nagle Ted Kennedy midnight riders . . . knife man . . . slave drivers . . . Ft. Lauderdale '828883 . .. Exeter Tournament . . . Witherspoon Cup . . . Bart, get us some cokes Iolly Shores . .. scamper little Rusty .. . gam- mon .. . Eames shakos .. . Velo-city? slashed like a dog . . . UVM trip . . . meeting moon in Richdales . .. pre- game sheebs daddy cruz the fat crowd lintman Agger Willy the fatman . . . Minnow . . . Kagan and the arcs veg the berries . . . snowbank . . . cookiewoman butt room coal rakers . .. trapped like a rat tube bot Fred has a package .. . Harvard room- mates Gilly Borgman Franko pass the puck Chin . . . L.W. the narc . . .Top Cat . . . collegebound? I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints, 'cuz the sinners are much more fun. Billy Ioel Hey, what do you guys mean? Naturally I have had my candid taken Iva ff X, N A my I'm always dreaming of dreams that lie in state, Waiting for me to wake, and make a life for them. Boomtown Rats Green sticks . . . wiegents! . .. Leibcheng A.H.g A.Cg C.Gg P. O'Mg K.Sg N.B.Lg S.Mg S.Ag . . . How many ways can you say blah ? . . . haremize . .. we're seniors now? . . . the show must go on . . . L.D.TZ . . . crawlies . . . flood . . . it's about that time . . . cackling and whining a way of life lE.M.P. IIII Red Sneakers .. . Chinese Food Iulieland Chris, can I call you Mr. Snow? The Doors . . . it must be Tuesday . . . Boo-Boo give me a jump start . . . A night in the bus station . . . summer reading . . . the last of the junior day students 0.2 mile loop Z Scout run much, Bubba Nick? . .. Nights in the res Bradford Bubbas: D.N.8zC veg boarding team Hoffa It's been real!! Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out of it alive. Annonymous I was curious to see what would happen. That's all it was: curiousity. jim Morrison Rick, I'm scared-let's not go . . . I lost my Contact . . . Bzzz . . . Gunstock M.G.!K.D. I lost my keys! . . . K.A. In my car!R.F. in Scandia . . . Depot w!Todd . . . E.T.-m and m's, rollerskating the Esplanade, the bathing suit incident . .. Karen and Bill Forever .. . the side of Todd's boat is yellow lwhy Lori?j . . . flagpole . . . meatcuttah . . . speech . . . Sue's jokes the Granola's chunky George I might give up TAB . . . Flash! . . . my cousin Amy .. . Only two years for me . . . time to go already? but Rick, I'm scared , -f 1 -- if , R, is ,Sf gmww F., . 3 F so ...as gg ' s is H V ! S5 I l ,+ ,. I 4 . ,,..---1 , , Deep in my heart a voice kept echoing, I knew I'd still be wandering, far beyond these castle walls. SWK Strammee squakens Florida March road trip .. . D of S . . . the swing set . . . Heb ball . . . Cottage poker. . . T of S . . . Parker mud Mutly shshchern UMS Curly . .. blimpman bito . . . Hyperventilate . . . Whitney . . . Sue . . . close encounter . . . Imported Goono cliffs golf bag MTA pox Kinder E.S.U. I. Malade Flip . .. Le Stan THE WALL T.C. Strut D.C. Eames senior year Psyched Hey, anybody seen Nes around? 57 The road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with weary feet, Until it joins some larger way, Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. I.R.R. Tolkien When the going gets tough, The tough gets going. You know I really believe all we have is time No use worrying or wondering why 'Cause through it all we're only here To laugh cry and have a good time. Michael McDonald 58 Can't get no rest Don't know how I work all day. When will I learn memories get in the way but I still have today, C.D.T. Gary-R.F.W.G. caffein Iuly 3, 1981 II-I.A.C.1 the pond the fab four II Are you wearing shoes? Cushing It's bad joke day! water in Frost ? IRISH Garfield- ooohface awesome good bye Robin, I'll miss you . . . CGKSAHIEMSAKACSMNBL Hampton Beach Blues . . . good times with Sue . . . PAL . . . Adnil . . . crusing I'm 19 Tufts Loverboy Graduation '82 and Bo it didn't count Speech and Beth . .. Lizzy Dude nice smiles Dweeb hey, crash the Bo way the bottle cap incident 9f19!82 roses and roses York Steak House jealous? Pooh eggs donuts New Year's Eve 82 Christmas Eve 82 2!4!83 Beth, let's blow it off Michael, I love you Life's best with you, so here's to the best of life Some of us are individuals, but Rebecca tends to be a groupie. Cliff . . . Positive Feedback . . . Negative Talent . . . No, I don't have any food . . . that's the problem with this world lShut up, Skaffl . . . Ingham Country Club Goono summer of '81 at the joint ..f. viking raids . . . Rosey . . . Brownie . . . maybe it'll work tomorrow . . . who cares PR Keith winging Y Phred Adv. Phys. Ed . . . Tretspell . . . No Commander! . . . Rockin' the French Building Oh no, that'l1 cost him! G,D.A. blues the leprechaun What's the game plan? The council Riles Gilly Iamie .. . Duke Monker . .. Carlos Nancy . .. what place short loops ,. . pay the tax . . , teeth driving the M.G. 11W soccer dinner with Charlie Coles . . . sensible weekends . , . fresh from the monkey cage . . . surf punks legal campout rumors beach gatherings .. . Maine trip You have to be trusted by the people you lie to, so when they turn their backs on you, you'll get the chance to put the knife in. Anonymous And you run and you run to catch up with the sun, but it's sinking, and racing around to come up behind you again. The sun is the same in the relative way, but you're older and shorter of breath and one day closer to death. Pink Floyd I I I A, W I run I V I M if . 4 3 ' f qvfias ,ag wg. .V .Ex 7'LfUX9'3 Q ..,,4.W ' mi sober as a cow . . . Hawaiian Punch . . . the nose . . . the nose . . . but Mr. Miller! . . . where's Heidi? . . . Red Terror Enterprises . . . vocab . . . Biffer and Doo . . . Max turns four . . . Operation Library . . . TWIT So long G.D.A. K H- , . . I . , is f. N U A ' XS, , I K ! ft' gg' C: As you discover changing times You must have the strength to endure. Earth, Wind, and Fire Tatooism . . . nerf-ball . . . Ingham II .. . Celts . . . Bub8zBub . . . Hoop Sometimes I wonder how I keep from going under the disease pac-jam flash and the five i'll tell you what to do when I'm right and I'm always right so I'll tell you what to do, Brownie Bruska Rap L'Chaim these are the breaks . . . Goono . . . I don't have any food .. . I don't have any change . . . 360 double tomahawk in your face Ram-lam, someday ROCK LOBSTAH!! We've always lived in purgatory and our term here is at best indefinite. Thomas Pynchon All together at leadership camp . . . tuning out 4th period . . . Ralph and Martha X-men .. . I.G. .. . Knighto .. . the 3 musketeers for lunch on Wednesdays . . . the squirrel hunter . . . Stemps, good stereo? the sleep-talker the swamp Morrison is dead - Always has been, always will be! Dagger . .. I can't take it any longer. Killington on 30 below days . . . what kind of swill are they serving tonight? . . . Perkins II . . . Gee, only 8 hours of homework, no problem! Time to move on to more important and better things in life. 60 Made it after 4 years . . . Falling asleep in class-me? . . . Fire escape of Phillips-Hi Miss. Clark! . . . Who's I.D.? . . . Carol's perm . . . Mice, Ms. Fink and S.S. Want more pickles and carrots Dan? Phil . . . Cemetry . . . G-town-Run over trees much? . . . Demetri's . . . Are you mad? .. . Brice's-where's the driveway? . . . P.I. . . . tennis courts . . . B.C.-Drop trays much? . . . Ingham-chair in the hall . . . the Hilltop and P.I .. . fire in Pierce .. . CAthy's babyfood . . . dead bug? . . . My jeep is better! . . . Not Friday the 13th, but the 22nd, a night to forget What can you do? wasn't all that bad, I survived! Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. Helen Keller ..,, A Si . tc we . . . .S . . t i i ,,i I don't know what it was, but it was really wierd. Anonymous the council . . . Duke, Gil, Iames, Steve . . . P75-212 . . . not fade away .. . Gil, wasn't that practice fun? . . . Seabrook Beach . . . encounters with oinking bipeds N.G.H. I'll never forget Surf Nazis in N.H .... Carlos and the etiquette book . . . teeth, uggh . . . we never built any place did we? FFred!! where did all the snow go? the vacuum man Philosophip hizing ski trip '83 No matter what the crisis is, Live it up, Live it up, Live it up. Bob Marley and the Wailers sf sq . T'-avg, Mi.. 7 KN' , i. sexes' 'K sw .-were is .5053 , 'eb wfi-A 1.5, M .ss .. li , ww .A -,. . 52 f ' ,, oy Q E Irkltffvalf -J K - W af-.. -A Ag.: we A yt. .MW F .nw iw. sv... , .sh swf S wi tiiff' ll Aliw Beth: Hey, it's been that kind of a year: right, Lisa? Mur party for 5 . . . did you hear about the party at I.D.'s? Hey Lester Lightbulb laws III The popcorn factory Caleb .. , Don't give Stephanie too much mellow yello . ., Ellies . . . lines of poetry in Pierce I . . . Weenie roasts in the butt room . . . E.mma's beach house . , . Laurotica, Eugene, Weeno . . . Sue, this is Karen, why are you so short? .. . The Daily Catch . . . Knighto- where's my knapsack? . . . lim, do you want a ticket to Santana?! Good-bye G.D.A.! Governor Dummer, a new home to begin the five year plan . . , Perkins zoo to Ingham zoo Back to Perkins to all my friends and supporters splatter Stormy derrierre bruised at Brentwood camp to a few past friends: Mickey, Andy, and Buffu- five year plan Thanks: Leon, Cal Tech, Max Weber, Kumalo and Fus Co Chapel Bells? Thanks to all my coaches Thanks Mom and Dad. that's life monster bunker Boo Boo it Q A Q ! Q I 4 4 Q M :ff , M, N Rusty Either you hold on, or you fall off. Theme song of Serial Quiltogram for the Outing Club there you go white water Walrus 4 bowls of Sugar Smacks a day Love Boat in Chem . . . Tom's labor pains . . . walking on Dan and Iim . . . Mully's dancing girls . . . stabbed by Bart . . . the Milestone will be here any day now, really. T.C. the fearsome foursome Nesbit's house where have you gone D.S.B.? Kags All night in the tub Cottage Walter! Studley, It's Hard to Say I'm Sorry Eames Chamberlain vs. Russell Blood man Fred, let's do up some Saturday morning cartoons Iudson, you have no idea Moondogs . . . Goono . . . Mummify . . . night riders . . . the Gilch man . . . Kagan, where did all those arcs come from? . . . ragging on Ierry . .. Sully, I ain't coming back here next year, so bye . .. I'm out of here It's not over until it's over. Yogi Berra - Wendy cake mix . . . chocolate chip cookies . . . Fooze ball . . . figment of your imagination . . . B.L .... H.W ..,, K.F .... I.B .... D.S .... senior party '82 . . . popcorn . . . buttroom . . . Will's . , . Becc's truck . . . Al . . . you guys Hi Bob smelly socks flowers at 1:00am Good-byes make the journey harder still. Cat Stevens The Match, Sarah Lewis, sailing, college trips with ski . . . Wil1's ,. . Mt. Hood Saddleback, Sunday R with Mary, New Years' eves, sugailoaf G.S., Rangeley with Boo-Boo Soap fight, 10-2, 18sec's left, Thayer Grendel's, zipper, V.Cliffs,roof,swing-set,golf- pops,cards . . . I'd like to thank my good friend . . . Snoop,Meech,Mary, Lori,Sue,Freddy,Mendy,Douppa,BbbaKaggs,Bubsy,Brewski,Hey Boo- Boo,Squakens . . . College bound. . . Oh yea . . . Que I think Stump overslept today. et s.,4,4- J Q 5 ,, He Q w bww n The raes . . . Susie Rae, Sarahie Rae, Lori Rae, Mary Rae, and Roger Rae-I love you! . . . Boo-BooFredToddRickGregKarenLarryEu- geneFlashDanielleHamStump ChinmanPipiWendelDopeBettyBawk . . . 'ilusta couple . . . but Davey . . . Bubba . . . Hard to say I'm sorry, Staley .. . Rachael's . . . Fifi . . . KILLINGTON 1983 . . . Spudding . . . good luck, Robman Mothero Mr. Moonves Mr. Williams Miss Clark Mrs. Pasko Thanks for everything Mom and Dad, I love you so much . . . Thanks . . . Good Luck to everyone Huey Lewis and the News . . . good times with Bo . . . and it did count summer of '82, me and Paul Halloween bunnies I don't think so SF, Sarah, and Will I'll miss you Mere, love Sper . . . Thanks Mark, ILY . . . Life is best with you, so here's to the best of life I'm wishing on a star Never give up on the good things, do whatever makes you happy 63 Bruce- a sailorin' man is he. 'WW , Football . . . fight me . . . summer '82 . . . Chantal8zScully, Lord I-Iumangous, lack and Duane, Carlos, Stogies . . . falling off Mt. Washington . . . big mistake at Bubba Demete's . . . T of S, K.D., L.K., G.K . . . mud surfing . . . Conoan comic books . . . moondogs and fire alarms . . . mohawks . . . sophmore, junior, and senior pranks . . . OH, hi Mech snowballs through Brownie's window Latin? joke . . . I don't like Reggae . . . midnight riders, mummification . . . basketball, boils, and boxing thanks Mom and Dad, G.D.A., and my friends ' I probably won't be seeing you again 'cause I ain't never coming back here again, so bye. Mark Staley, spring '81, '82, and '83 I can't stand losing you Sting It 1, ' ... ' 'f . 221 Sue, the sexy Prexy. Mr. Harrington's math class-Becca8:Stud . . . Babilonians . . . Dede and Hil- I love ya . .. wag on who? Ya know what I mean, David? . . . But Welby . . . Peta . . . it's been real . . . Peter's brother! . . . Boston Common but Towwhip tarantula . .. David has been killed in a milktruck accident! Cheesecake Stan-my bodyguard I'm sorry, I'm sorry Buddism . .. Rebecca-I'm on a diet anorexic, me? bathroom buddies: Flo, me, Marygail, Laurianne . . . I don't laugh like Marilyn Monroe I will always love you all Defy Mediocrity It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Charles Dickens First person I met was Fred Hare . . . riding to school in the back . . . lost . . . found . . . Cottage . . . Mattly! . . . Why did you call me Goono, Bufu? . . . George? . . . Cro? . . . President Goono? . . . Ingham '81 Boo-boo ... Bubs I.R. T.P.? ... !!! ...Thompson ... Pike I lwowj G.D.A.IlPl. .. . PikeII lyechj .. . love stinks yeah, yeah . . . Fubar at Iohn's house . . . townie party with Caleb . . . who am I? Murry's Vikings slumming I like it here Ain't no cure for the G.D.A. Blues Positive Feedback , l The Rig Boo Boo Dub de Bubs Fred trips to Lilly's . . . caps with Will . . . he lost . . . the wenches . . . Hawkens . . . Skoal . . . Stramma . . . the Vanagen . . . Saddleback . . . Duke and the snowmobile . . . Drivers Ed . . . prom night with Ehrlich . . . the Marines . . . the butch . . . 52 B's . . . Heb . . . Flash and the slide . . . Brewsker . . . Florida I do not see why I should ever turn back, or those should not set forth upon my track to overtake meg who should miss me here and long to know if I still held them dear? Robert Frost Teresa and the mice . .. Shortie orange Ms. Fink's bison Romo Iemima Markamento Pecka Bodd Trown and his Hofstadter Cathy and the Formal 1981 Billy Spudd's homosexuality Tuna and the Semi-formal 1980-'Tm going to Boston .. . Bobby Bah corners . .. twist andssh out the G.S. syndrome . .. 5f16f81 Qui and the graduation breakfast at Bergeson's . . . closed weekends at McDonalds . . . Wendles . . . under my thumb . . . the History bowl king . . . recipes and ingredients . .. Spuddly's pale whale Hope 66 Lea and Amy You have shown me the paths that lead to life, and Your presence fills me with joy. Acts 2:28 Amazing senior year . . . thanks Duds-skin horse, hello . . . Bible study . . . Emma-H.S., track, canoeing, our island forever . . . retreats . . . varsity chorus . . . Sunday nights . . . volleyball-Towler, you Dartmouth woman miss you Studley and your jokes yeah ! . . . thanks and love E.K. - Wednesday mornings . . . Peter-red licorice, 31 soph . . . Reb-mathl, good talks, a test today?! . . . Kim-nap attacks, jr. executives, Garfield, our boat, spaz, our law practice . . . Elizabeth-good morningl, laugh, clog sliding . . . Ieano! . . . Hope, soc.fpsych . . . Iulie- I can't see the Dining Hall! , Where's my black book? Thanks for everything Mom and Dad! 4 5335-VT 5 WCQAUQSTEQELS 35 5, vi-3 iffgs X as-f li Underclassmen Juniors ,, xgiyw ,, . f QV -ww,-awww, M9 1 rg, if The Class of '84 again proved that a group of students with a variety of different talents and ideas could come together and get things done. The class, led by President Harry Taormina, Vice-President Brett Engel, Day Representative Christine Romboletti, Boarder Re- presentative Hilary Seward, and Secretary-Treasurer Kristen MacK- enzie, started the year off success- fully. By late Fall, the class had collected about S1500 through the sale of G.D.A. sweatshirts. 68 On the playing field as well as on stage, juniors played a sig- nificant role in representing the school. this year's varsity teams were flooded with talented juniors displaying their skills and helping to maintain team unity. On stage, juniors were a common sight, as they obtained several lead roles and entertained the school with their musical talents. E., ra.: The planning for this year's junior Carnival took a while to get underway, but, led by Miss Letvin- chuck, Class Advisor, the juniors united to produce a successful and fun day. The Carnival was backed by a raffle which literally filled the class's bank account. Because of this financial success, the rest of the Carnival was geared towards hav- ing fun instead of making money. T Y, 5' s. t The juniors look on to next year with great enthusiasm and expecta- tion. Those soon to be seniors will prove to be leaders in '84, Haw' -4 Although academically the class did not appear as strong as in the past, placing only two students, Kathleen Lambert and Henry Long on the High Honor Roll, as opposed to last year's eight, many of the students did achieve unusually high scores on the SATS. As a whole, the class seemed well prepared to begin the college struggle. 69 Q. NF 1 The class of 1985 is filled with diverse talents. After having almost doubled in size since freshman year, the sophomore class is the largest in the school. Many students have excelled in various areas during the year: athletics, academics, and drama. Class officers were Sam Blatch- ford, President, Alex Konovalck, Vice-President: Anna Hill, Board- ing Student Representative, David Starensier, Day Student Represen- tativeg and Sean Mahoney, Secret- aryfTreasurer. In academics, thirty-one students made the honor roll at least once. Eight sophomores achieved high honors. These students were Sue Edelstein, George Hasapidis, Ieff Kelly, Rob Lessard, Peter Quimby, Katrina Russo, Ieanne Smith, and Ion Shain. Several students showed their talents by performing in the drama productions: Tartuffe, The Boy- friend, and 1984. Participants from the sophomore class were Chris Chance, Vicki DeLisle, Melissa Huffsmith, David Kagan, Kate Kaplan, Roslyn Pechet, Peter Quimby, Donna Stram, and Blake Underhill. The sophomore class has many outstanding athletes. Anthony Fus- co, Anna Hill, Alex Konovalchik, Nolden Iohnson, and Curtis Scribner amassed three varsity letters each. Steve Barrett, Steve Bucknall, Tom DiNanno, Amy I-Iefford, Esmee Huggard, Meredith Lazo, Quinn Pollock, David Staren- sier, and Mike Terrile each played on two varsity teams. There were twenty-one other students who received single varsity letters. The class of 1985 is well- rounded and contains many diverse and gifted students. The most outstanding feature of this class is its closeness and unity which will be further displayed in the years to come. 5-.U nxt., 32 ,ir A iiqwx , YL twygk f - - ' - . ---- SNK , 5 - N: , 'Xi , Q Lf E K T K , , K1 ' +R yr,-N 3 V - g , K 'P q,,,g,5 wsu: .. 5 gi . N 1,'7-Q ,iw .55 XS ggi. Lygswek, L MSL yfw 4 1, N I - ff fi.. A f? ' Jw if shi, km k XE 'Q?s:i '3'Zp. -ff' Nw- kffQ1.M',,f'3'f .sf I '- L, Q, ,- V. .5 fj,Q3,'5'X4iksi5,3i3-,Q ,yimklrg l , gf tF'f,g7g'fi.'1kSg N . aw? fwfs f 1- , .-A 'W ggi 1 Kiwi., ' TIF? i 'fi ' ' gtg,-Q w . X 72 From the first day at the freshman picnic, I knew that it was going to be a great class. Although the attendance at the picnic was small, the kids seemed to be really nice. Throughout the year the class, although timid at first, began to show some confidence under the leadership of President David Greenstein. He was ably assisted by the other class officers, Vice- President Hedi Dur, Secretary! Treasurer Kirsten Flagg, Day Rep. Stefan Katrubes and Boarding Rep. Greg Harris. if . . my vit. V, K N N ,mg we-sg ' 1 it f ' Q tb K - f'5 n - I 14391 0 : . I ' s - .t t.., . up ., 7: g i -t :jf 5- jj j ., .z - X I s -3- A Qtisl - it gjgvqf' ,ss K Qi .spy-t' ' 7 t- f' . ! ., - if 'P 9' ' ' ins 't 'ftfiff' .z. t '-H55 ff 3'-., ! at ' V 5,1335 . 'M -ta' , 'ff' :' 1 Q. K ifkjfh, .. I iggi. .Fit gg-,si . 5 , f, N. -' 71314 'fifty-y .ig QQ -- .j. .iuxxfit P ix., ... . In the Drama Department Mike Iasse did an excellent job in Tartuffe. In the winter musical, The Boyfriend, there were no freshmen on stage, but Eric Krukonis was behind the curtains playing the trumpet. Freshmen also contributed their musical talents to the Big Wind. By 1986, this class should develop into a group of great leadership for the school. This year has been a good start. if Q The class was accepted fairly well by the rest of the school. With four freshmen on the High Honor Roll lKim Mooney, Mark Thomson, Kelly Golden and Cressler Heasleyj and thirteen on the Honor Roll, how could you not win a little respect? It was success not only in academics, but also in sports. Rob Studley was awarded a Varsity letter in all three seasons- soccer, hockey and lacrosse. Rob DeLena was able to make varsity cross country and varsity baseball. There were five freshmen on the women's varsity soccer team- Vanessa Hunt, Karen Tucker, Marie Sheffield, Monique Proule, and Liz Asador- ian. Ann Pollock was on varsity lacrosse while Kelly Golden, Elysa Marden and Marie Donaldson were standouts in women's track. 73 :iff illl wi- W7 7N 7 pw .0 1 1, 0' Ni, N 'VI Ov! Q X vs...- Q' I -5. 'fi-1 ,,u, I I . N X ,X i jg Q, Xi f-i f Fall Q ,lk .fl 1, , N 1, 1. Football Front row: G. Thompson, D. Chase, N. Valhouli, R. Stram, M. Staley, T. Sullivan, I. Gibbs, I. Aimone, M. Kagan, C. Ham, B. Turner, G. Ehrlich. Second row: Coach Moore, C. Valhouli, M. Leary, M. Stephan, D. Collins, I. Taft, B. O'Dell, A. Konovalchik, 1. Cummings, S. Mahoney, B. Leavitt, T. DiNanno, I. Sanders, H. Taormino, Mgr. C. Krause, Coach Rybicki. Third row: Coach Beckett, Coach Mechem, S. Shula, M. DiModica, S. Kasarda, P. Nardone, D. Moore, H. Brown, D. Lawson, I. Hurley, A. Allen, S. Blatchford, M. Redgate, Mgr. S. Studley, Mgr. K. Iames. This year's varsity football team had a 2-5 record. Coach Rybicki called the season one-hundred percent successful. After all, he pointed out, it was mostly unlucky chances that brought them their losses, just as it was the lucky breaks that brought them their wins, The score at the end of the game is random, depending on everything from coaching to the wind. But there is another record that means more than any arbitrary number list - that is the record of the team's output, effort and spirit. In that, the team of 1982 gave g 'l St. Sebastian's B.B.8z N. Thayer Brooks Groton St. Mark's Belmont Hill Captains Sullivan and Gibbs with Coach Rybicki Final Record: 2-5-0 one-hundred and fifty percent. Coach Rybicki said that he had never been sorrier to see a season end. Every game they played was a winning game, he said, They played their hardest, even in pain or in bad weather. No matter what the conditions, or the outcome of the game, they kept their spirits up and kept trying, they never lost their sense of perspective or their sense of humor. What other team would've dared to dress up as chorus girls in yard markers? CDA OPP 6 20 2 12 3 0 6 27 14 35 27 20 0 16 MVP 1. Gibbs I.V. Football GDA OPP Groton 0 14 B.B.8z N. 16 6 Exeter 14 34 Worcester 10 0 Belmont Hill 8 14 St. Mark's 26 B Final Record: 3-3-0 Third Football GDA OPP Groton 6 22 B.B.8zN. 14 24 Exeter cancelled Worcester 14 0 Belmont Hill 16 14 St. Mark's 6 20 Final Record: 2-3-0 . 1 1 I Front row: S. Leonard, B. Underhill, G. Liss, T. Leary, I. Feingold, A. Kneissler, A. Webber. Second row: W. Sweeney, D. Grebe, I. Pappas, C. Goddard, I. Nesbit, M. Thompson, D. Kagan, D. Greenstein. Third row: Coach Clark, R. Liss, G. Taft, C. Konovalchik, Coach Anderson. Field Hockey Front row: S. Towler, R. Lapham, H. Williams, W. Setson, S. Bradshaw, S. Breed, L. Nester, Mgr. M. Adams. Second row: Coach Clark, H. Seward, Di. Daley, K. D'Orazio, L. Glidden, A. Walsh, A. Breed, E. Tuthill. For many girls, the field hockey season started in late August. Both varsity and future varsity players piled into a van to make the 3 hour trip to Merestead Field Hockey camp. The girls return refreshed, and two weeks later joined the rest for pre-season '82. Returning for the forward line were seniors Hope Williams, Sarah Breed, and Wendy Stetson. Betsy Tuthill and Kim D'Orazio, up from the I.V., proved to be valuable additions. Backing up the forward line were seniors Laurianne Nester, Becca Lapham, Sue Towler, and Sarah Bradshaw. A new addition, junior Lori Milton Lawrence St. George's Andover B.B. 8: N. Thayer St. Paul's Nobles Brooks Exeter Groton Pingree Middlesex St. Mark's Coach Clark Final Record: 7-5-2 Glidden, was cited for her aggressive play. The only sophomore rookie on the team, Dinah Daley was an inspiration for her joyful nature and precise stickwork. The one and only jungle woman, Amy Walsh always did a fantastic job. Ms. Clark's never-ending praise and criticism encouraged us. Ms. Letvinchuk's fitness program made it impossible for anyone not to be in shape. Finally, the tunes and aerobic exercises for warm-ups boosted team spirit and tightened loose muscles. GDA OPP 2 0 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 0 0 4 1 0 1 1 0 1 MVP R. Lapham Front row: P. Bostwick, D. Stram, A. Marculewicz, L. Osgood, C. Church, C. D'Souza, K. Rybicki, K. Flagg Second row: Coach Crowley, I. Twomey, S. Soule, A. Whynott, S. Gardner, K. Appleton, D. Waters, K. Kaplan, E. Hackett, K. Carey. Third row: S. Wallem, C. Quinn, V. Krasnakevich, S. Edelstein, A. Hefford. I,V. Field Hockey GDA OPP Milton 0 0 Lawrence 6 0 St. Georges 1 U Andover 1 2 B.B. 8: N. 0 0 Thayer 0 2 St. Paul's 0 1 Nobles 0 0 Brooks 5 0 Exeter 2 0 Groton 0 0 Pingree 2 1 Middlesex 1 0 St. Mark's 1 0 Final Record: 7-3-4 Third Field Hockey GDA OPP Pingree 0 3 Exeter H.S. 22 0 Milton 1 0 Pingree 0 0 Brookwood 0 1 Nobles 0 0 Exeter I-I.S. cancelled Brookwood 2 2 Fay 1 1 Middlesex Final Record: 2-2-4 81 Cross Countr '--' f '14 f a I . Front row: A. Cawley, B. Calder, D. Agger, G. Skaff, A. LaFleur, M. Sullivan, I. Stahl, P. Appleton. Second row: G. Hasapidis, G. Warden, M. Terrile, C. Cashin, E. Marsh, I. Donaldson, H. Long, G. Longstreet, E. Marshall, F. Ventre, I. Giantis, C. Heasley. Third row: Coach Abusamra, K. Golden, R. DeLena, E. Huggard, M. Ginsberg, R. Turner, M. Donalson, E. Marden, A. Berghager, M. Nevins. Governor Dummer's cross-country team showed great drive and team spirit throughout this season. Each member worked not only for personal recognition but also for the success of the entire team. The concern for one another was reflected in our pats on the back. The practices friendly cheers and would have seemed much longer without the support of the other teammates. An occasional practical joke helped break the tension before a difficult meet, for instance, we threw Mr. Abu in the pond the day before Alumni St. Sebastian's B.B. 81 N. Pingree Thayer Brooks!Belmont Hill RiversfMiddlesex Lawrence!St. Paul's I.S,L. Championship Interscholastics Coach Abusamra and Captain Skaff Grotonflflarwich H.S. we competed against Thayer. The few times we met stronger teams, we lost only by a small margin. Our personal records improved steadily over the entire season, a welcome reward for our aches and pains. Our teams' relationship strengthened as the season progressed. We gained confidence as a result of our hard work. The spirit of the team was excellent, and being a part of it was a lot of fun. GDA OPP N' 15 50 23 38 27 32 39 19 2nd 18 45 21 38 2nd MVPs E. Huggard and G. Skaff .Mg-,Q u Q. '-, . Mx XC .XG 53 551 1 45 iqi'gJf5 4'5 i ha aka ad 1 t , ,. .M ia? h L yy--. - A t - R 'A Y W 1 Q J N A ,A dig. L5 OW M ly s If , 1 . M' il ...mx ,- VQ,-r' 'Q - A 55 1 Women's Soccer Front row: M. Lazo, L. Demeri, T. Russo, C. Eveleth, L. Higgins, M. Proulx, V. Hunt, K. Tucker. Second row: Coach Guarino, H. Heasley, M. Sheffield, P. Tyler, A. Hill, E. Walberg, R. Riehl, D. Schwartz, L. Asadoorian, Mgr. L. Koffman. This year's girl's varsity soccer team had real potential, yet undeveloped skills. Returning to the team were ten old players, led by captains Cathy Eveleth and Liz Higgins. Along with the veterans came seven rookies who strongly contributed to the team. The girls did not win as many games as they would have liked. The opening game against Lawrence proved victorious. However, this win perhaps made the girls feel over-confident. After several consistent losses, they came back to score on St. Paul's, a team which had shut Lawrence Exeter Milton B.B. 8: N. Pingree St. Pau1's Nobles Brooks Worcester Groton Middlesex Andover St. Mark's Coach Guarino and Captains Eveleth and Higgins Final Record: 3-8-2 out all other opponents. The Governors kept them on their toes until the last second. Against Groton, on Parent's Day, the team again displayed enormous spirit along with the desire to win. The team can only prosper in the future. This year's team could be considered a solid foundation on which to build for a better team in years to come. Much young talent was displayed, and promises to carry on to next year's team. We wish them luck! CDA OPP 3 2 2 7 2 4 2 7 0 5 2 4 0 8 0 3 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 4 2 0 ning! MVP M. Lazo nr... . .f ., N... - N' -- . ,, , I+ + V . . . .. .... mu, , ,L . N4 Front row: I. Gould, K. Russo, M. Huffsmith, I. Norris, S. Gage, I. Smith, K. Penachio. Second row: Coach Corcoran, S. Lafferty, D. Menard, W. Galpern, K. MacKenzie, L. McCarthy, M. Hagan, R. Pechet, Coach Dudley. Third row: E. Diehl, S. Pelletier, S. Wellington, T. Curry, I. Glesmann, C. Chance. 85 is Q M fr Q A m .3 aww , 4-QM ist? if 'f 'qv f 45? 2' ff ,B , km . 'Q' W, I Men's Soccer u. Front row: P. Riley, G. Menyhart, S. Nicholson, C. Laganas, Dav. Hoffman, R. Morse, K. Cryts, A. Fusco. Second row: Coach Mulligan, Mgr. M. Wallent, N. Iohnson, F. Hare, M. Gilfeather, S. Marculewicz, E. Werner, S. Bucknall, D. Carlson, C. Scribner, R. Studley, D. Starensier, T. Malay, Coach Colgate. The varsity rnen's soccer team of 1982 was loaded with talent and fully equipped with incredible endurance as a result of timed runs, indian runs, sprints, crazy legs, band leaders, jumping jacks, push-ups, and hard work. The fullbacks, forever putting on those smelly yellow shirts, were made, with a little cement from Mr. Mulligan, into an almost impenetrable wall of defense. The tireless halfbacks used their aggressiveness to maintain control of the midfield. The opportunistic Rivers Exeter St. Sebastian's Lawrence B.B. 5 Di Thayer Brooks Nobles Milton Roxbury Latin Groton St, Mark's Middlesex Belmont Hill UVM Gal' 'r Y Coach Mulligan, Co-Captains Hoffman and Laganas Final Record: 6-4-3 forwards with their precise shooting skills pounded the enemy net continually, and, for the sake of spirit, put a few in the net. But this team had some fun too: sometimes they went down to the I.V. field to show Heb and the gang some new drills .. . just for laughs they would sometimes have the I.V. up to their field and challenge them to a game. Taking it easy on them wasn't easy, especially when they were winning 2-0. Despite all the hard running, the team had a great season, just as the 1983 team will. GDA OPP o 0 2 2 1 o 1 0 1 o 2 1 , 4 1 1 4 1 2 2 3 1 1 2 1 1 4 MVP D. Hoffman 8 ,Y ,Q I.V. Soccer GDA OPP Rivers 1 2 Pingree 3 0 Lawrence 2 2 BB. 8: N. 1 0 Thayer 5 0 Brooks 1 3 Nobles 0 6 Milton 2 2 Roxbury Latin 2 2 Groton 3 2 St. Paul's 0 1 St. Mark's 3 2 Middlesex 0 5 Belmont Hill 3 2 Final Record: 6-5-3 Front row: A. Thompson, I. Miller, I. Lazo, M. Carothers, T. Makowski, W. Temple, S. Barrett, M. Graf. Second row: A. Gibbs, R. Lessard B. Armstrong, B. Cherot, T. Clark. H. Friedman, D. Wheeler, P. Quimby, T. Maxfield, Dan. Carlson, A. Menyhart. Third row: D. Tung, Q Pollock, P. Deller, M. Brewer, R. Cloutier, W. King, S. Bornstein, I. Pharaon, D. Gould, D. Gately, Coach Evans 88 Third Soccer GDA OPP Pingree 2 0 Lawrence 1 0 B.B.8:N. 1 2 Brooks 2 1 Berwick 4 1 Exeter High School 2 2 Brooks 1 2 Fay 0 2 Fessenden 0 4 Masconaumet 1 2 Final Record: 4-5-1 Fourth Soccer GDA OPP Brookwood 1 3 Brooks 1 0 Pike 4 2 Brooks 0 1 Brookwood 1 2 Fessenden 0 2 Shore 0 2 Final Record: 2-5-0 Front row: D. Miller, P. Condon, G. Harris, B. Newman, I. Shain, S. Barrett. Second row: I. Shulman, T. von less, P. McCullom, B. Williams, S. Katrubes, S. Breiseth, M. Huggard, E. Krukonis, Coach Harlow. Third row: C. Tauro, C. Morse, I. Bailly, I. Kelly. 89 Front row: T. Russell, G. McCarthy, H. Lapham, S. Arata, C. Friedman, P. Delaney, B. Pharaon, Second row: Coach Williams, A. Haack A. Eaton, I. Hooker, M. Haack, S. Fleming, M. Davis, M. Peers, S. Nichols, G. Friedman. 90 i K.. - W 1' 1' on A. K' 'fl U-, 4 ,nn -N ,, Q lf: ' Wx Winter k V Wornenis Basketball Front row: A. Hill, K. Iames, L. Glidden, C. Riley, D. Daley, E. Tuthill. Second row: Coach Gosselin, S. Breed, K. Fasciano, S. Bradshaw, Mgr. K. Vandal, Mgr. H. Friedman. The Governor Dummer women's varsity basketball team had a winning season in 1983. Coach Gosselin was both a coach and a friend, excited as we were when we won, rebuilding our morale when we lost. Each player put out maximum effort for a good season. The whole team prepared mentally as well as physically for a game: making banners, listening to music, and preparing plays. On the court, each player had something to contribute to a smoothly unified team. Sarah Breed and Anna Hill racked up the points, as did Kris Iames on her outside shots. Karen Fasciano and Dede Daley were solid on defense, while Cathy Riley and Lori Glidden were always quick on the rebound. Middlesex Lawrence Groton Thayer B.B.8:N. Exeter Pingree St. George's Brooks St. Mark's St. Paul's Nobles Andover Coach Gosselin with Tri-captains Bradshaw, Breed, and Fasciano. Final record: 7-5-0 Betsy Tuthill moved the ball quickly, calling and executing good plays. Hank Friedman, the team's manager, helped out in practice and made sure that the games ran smoothly. Some high points of the season included beating Groton by one point, and beating a hitherto undefeated Pingree. One of our best games was against Nobles, despite a 29-38 loss. Congratulations to Coach Gosselin and to the whole varsity women's basketball team. lt was a great season, and not only in the wins-losses column. This was a winning season for everyone, as a member of the team, and as an individual. I GDA OPP 40 29 34 24 39 37 29 52 45 37 30 48 19 32 46 34 30 38 cancelled 45 40 29 31 29 31 MVP A. Hill Front row: C. D'Souza, M, Proulx, M. Royster, H. Dur, A. Pollock, K. Flagg. Second row: Mgr. E. Diehl, V. Krasnakevich, C. Church, S. Gage, A. Marculewicz, E. Asadoorian, Mgr. K. Vandal, Coach Letvinchuk. 94 Middlesex Lawrence Groton Shore Thayer B.B.8tN. Exeter Shore Pingree St. George Brooks St. Mark's St. Paul's Nobles Andover l.V. Basketball CDA 25 25 24 30 18 30 11 25 29 20 30 cancelled 26 13 21 Final record: 10-4-0 OPP 9 18 20 12 28 22 31 20 1B 24 29 21 32 16 Winter Track Front row: B. Newman, M. Huggard, A. Eaton, E. Hanson, M. Donaldson, S. Pelletier, L. McCarthy, B. Tingle, M. Thompson. Second row: Coach Eastman, B. Engel, I. Nesbit, C. Goddard, C. Cashin, M. Ginsberg, C. Heasley, Coach Glickstein. For the first time in many years, the winter track team has proved that quality, not quantity, is the prime ingredient for success. At first, the season's prospects seemed dim in view of the team's inexperience. However, led by three-year trackster and letter-winner Charlie Cashin, the sprinting crew began their quarter - and half mile-drills, and the distance runners set out on their five mile loops. Under Coach Eastman, the shot putters laffectionately dubbed the sweat familyl began to improve, not only in distance, but in density. They weren't the only ones who sweated, however. All team 5 Beverly High School unscored Exeter!Moses Brown 2nd Andover 2nd Exeter 2nd X- Interscholastics - Boys 4 of 9 Girls 4 of 8 1 vii 41' member put out everything they had and more, and, as a result, did themselves proud at their meets. Sweat family . . . double digit men . . . cut the mustard Twinkie of the Day award and the winner is Charlie! power boot at Andover and ISLs . . . 7 mile run at the beach . . . sandy hotdogs and hamburgers, oh yum! . . . kill the dog . . . lost and found shot put . . . Weylus's . . . go-fast candies . . . Yes, coach, its szechaun . . . No, coach, you don't have to try it . . . quarter pounder cake the official sweat grunt winter track next year? you've got to be kidding!! Captain and MVP C. Cashin with Coaches Eastman and Glickstein. 95 N X L First put a roof on the rink. Now locate a CAGE for winter track and other uses 96 Men's Basketball Left to right: Mgr. T. Brown, A. Fusco, S. Shula, I. Bowman, C. Nesbit, I. Rose, S. Bucknall, Coach Tindall, I. Gibbs, A. LaFleur, P. Nardone, Dav. Carlson, G. Ehrlich, D. Agger, Mgr. M. Staley. Governor Dummer's men's basketball team has come to be associated with victory over the past several years. This year's team did nothing to harm the tradition. Posting a 16-0 record, the Ruling Governors easily took the league championship. They entered the class A tournament, but were unfortunately over- powered by a more experienced Northfield-Mount Hermon. Captain of the team was 4th year man Andre Lafleur, whose all-around ability was not appreciated by his opponents. Andre received the Andrew Navoni award, an award given to the one player in the league who has consistently shown the best sportsmanship. Sophomore Steve Bucknall also played a major role. Middlesex Roxbury Latin Groton Lawrence Thayer Xaverian H.S. B.B. 81 N. Milton South Boston H.S. Rivers St. George's Brooks St. Mark's St. Paul's St. Sebastian's Nobles Belmont Hill Captain A. LaFleur and Coach Tindall Final record: 16-0-0 Steve's inside play was a good complement to his ability to consistently shoot long jumps. Second year man Ioe Bowman contributed greatly to the off-guard position. First year man Iohn Gibbs filled in well at the power forward position, and small forwards Dave Carlson Irecipient of the coach's awardj and Paul Nardone filled in accordingly. Greg Ehrlich, Steve Shula, Iim Rose, and Chris Nesbit gave the teamis front court support, while Dave Agger and Anthony Fusco gave the team depth at the guard positions. With six players returning, next year's team should make its usually strong showing in the I.S.L. and beyond. CDA OPP 59 30 66 42 64 44 62 54 75 74 54 52 70 56 85 50 72 58 77 38 66 36 70 52 cancelled 84 53 73 55 58 36 61 27 MVP's S. Bucknall and A. LaFleur. Front row: D. Lawson, I. Pharaon, H. Taormina, M. Terrile, T. DiNanno, D. Moore. Second row: Mgr. R. Turner, T. Leary, Dan. Carlson I. Taft, D. Starensier, Coach Metz, Mgr. S. Rizza. Q as r 4 Faster than the Click of the camera 98 Front row: D. Miller, G. Harris, R. DeLena, C. Morse, A. Kneissler, S. Kutrubes. Second row: C. Tauro, P. McCullom, B. Williams, H. Brown, Coach Moore, S. Breiseth, M. Iasse, Mgr. P. Delaney. Missing: I. Bailly. I.V. Basketball GDA OPP Middlesex 38 42 Roxbury Latin 37 47 Groton 42 21 Lawrence 59 16 Thayer 56 62 B.B.8rN. 55 61 X' Milton 50 59 Rivers 57 35 St. George's 36 44 Brooks 47 38 St. Mark's cancelled St. Paul's 53 48 , St. Sebastian's 27 60 Nobles 38 36 Belmont Hill 45 41 Final record: 7-7-0 Third Basketball GDA OPP B.B8:N. 30 40 Newburyport H.S. 43 41 Georgetown H.S. 53 30 Milton 42 39 Brooks 48 44 Milton 34 36 Shore 40 36 Groton 40 52 Belmont Hill 42 56 Pingree 42 14 Brooks 52 53 Final record: 6-5-0 99 Volleyball Front row: A. Welch, S. Studley, S. Towler, D. Schwartz, C. Eveleth. Second row: Coach Clark, A. Hefford, S. Edelstein, K. Lambert, E. Huggard, L. Koffman. The success of this year's volleyball team was a result of good team players and great team unity. Under captain Sue Towler, they were determined to have a great season. This enthusiasm was evident in the practices. Esmee often led the team fwillingly?l fully clothed into the showers. Studley kept up the morale with her . . . interesting . . . j okes. Page led the team in fingertip pushups fthe fee for missed servesl. However, the pushups and wallsits paid off against opponents. Setters Amy Welch and Laura controlled the ball for perfect setups. With Sue Fowler, who had a knack for spiking balls into opponets' faces, and Esmee, a distinct CDA OPP Dana Hall 2 0 Concord Academy 2 0 Lawrence 1 2 Pingree 2 1 B.B. 81 N. 1 2 Lawrence 2 0 Milton 2 0 Pingree 2 0 B.B. 8: N. 2 1 Milton 2 0 Final record: 8-2-0 100 asset to next year's team, the spikes were often literally lethal. Kathy Lambert was also a great help with her much needed height. However, the shorter players added just as much to the success of the season. Cathy Eveleth excelled in saving low balls loften dusting the floor in the processl. Danielle was the team's serving machine, and Amy Hefford, too, was strong in this area. Sue Edelstein's optimistic outlook was a great boost to team spirit. The team's greatest asset, however, was its ability to work smoothly as one unit. It was this that carried them on to win the league championship. Captain and MVP S. Towler with Coach Clark Varsity Volleyball D. Schwartz, A. Hefford, E.. Huggard, S. Studley, A. Welch Captain S. Towler, K. Lambert, S. Edelstein, K. Eveleth, L. Koffman, Coach Clark. Coach Clark, Capt. and MVP Towler With six returning players and five new additions, the 1982 volley- ball season looked promising from the beginning. Although the new players did not have a great deal of experience, they did have quite a bit of raw talent. Starting off right away with tough practices and stairs, Coach Clark was looking for a winning season. The team got off to a good start by defeating Dana Hall by scores of 15-2 and 15-1. A similar performance gave them another win against Concord Academy. The third game, however was lost due to lack of unity on the floor and Lawrence's home crowd. With increased efforts, the Gover- nors ran a string of eight straight wins before a close loss to B-B8rN. Thus the season ended with a 9-2 record and a league leading tie with B-B8zN. The newly formed, eight team Association of Independent School Girls' Athletics provided the Red Team with its first tournament opportunity. The team won handily against Dana Hall, Milton and Chauncey Hall, but the big match was against B-B8zN who were disposed of 15-4 and 15-11. There were many fine individual perfor- mances as well as great team play. Amy Welch and Laura Koffman shared setting duties, while Amy Hefford came through by serving with 95070 success. Especially out- standing, as she was all season, Sue Towler demonstrated why she was chosen by Coach Clark as the team's MVP. She was strong throughout the season both in service and play as well as being a great leader as team captain. Ending with a 13-2 overall mark, the season was outstanding in terms of performance, but also it was outstanding in terms of fun. The Record of Champions GDA OPP Dana Hall 2 0 Concord Academy 2 0 Lawrence Academy 1 2 Pingree School 2 1 Buckingham-Browne 81 Nichols 1 2 Lawrence 2 0 Milton 2 0 Pingree 2 0 Buckingham-Browne 81 Nichols 2 1 Milton 2 0 AISCA Tournament 1st Final Record: 13 - 2 101 Front row: S. Gardner, M. Lazo, N. Ames, Di. Daley, K. Penachio. Second row: Coach Cleghorn, P. Goldberg, K. Appleton, K. Sullivan, K. MacKenzie, I. Twomey, H. Seward. I.V. Volleyball GDA OPP Dana Hall 2 0 Lawrence 2 0 Pingree 2 0 B.B.8:B. 2 0 Lawrence 2 0 Milton 1 2 Pingree 2 0 B.B.8zN. 2 1 Milton ' cancelled Final record: 7-1-0 rv 1 ,,.,, XP ' , Ve? The thrill of victory! 102 Hockey Front row: Q. Pollock, C. Frangos, C. Laganas, D. McLaughlin, P. Riley, W. Adams, M. Kagan, K. Cryts. Second row: Coach Harrington, Mgr. T. Maxfield, C. Scribner, R. Studley, I. Hurley, P. Bennett, T. Werner, S. Barrett, D. Wheller, N. johnson, I. DiNanno, Coach Clark. Governor Dumrner's Varsity Hockey team of 1982-83 established a high-water standard of play. The performance of these sixteen players placed them third in the league, flatly discrediting the pre-season projection of other coaches that G.D.A. would finish seventh, at best, in the eight team division. The team's excellence was most clearly displayed by the MVP line of seniors: Chris Laganas, Dan McLaughlin, and Peter Riley - to date, the higlhest scoring line in G.D.A. history. The tenacity of C in , the aggressiveness of Dan, and the play-makin ability of Peter contributed greatly to the play and helped set the tone of the team. Certainly it was not without the Gold and Green lines that the senior Red line was able to lead the team to its 11-5-1 season. The tearn's Gold line was made up of David Wheeler, sure to produce the needed goal: Nolden Iohnson, winner of the Coach's Award for exemplary playg and this year's only freshman, Rob Studley. Senior Mark Kagan and sophomores Pat Bennett and Steve Barrett of the Green line developed well their offensive play and defensive coverage. Also, Curt Scribner showed his versatility in being able to skate both as a defenseman and as a winger on the Gold line. The defensive play of senior defenseman Will Adams and Chris Frangos combined with the strong pairing of Ted Werner and Iohn Hurley assured that these four could be depended upon. Senior goaltender Kevin Cryts' aggressiveness and poise was a reassurance to the whole team. Sophomore Quinn Pollock developed a confidence GDA OPP which will assure consistent play in BiSh0P Glleffifl 5 5 the future. Managers Tim Maxfield Marblehead HS- 6 6 and Ioe DiNanno made the season glngzgrges 2 5 run Islmoothly for all. 1 d b f ' ext year's team, e y a ew 35:33 Fenwick 3 E young but experienced players, will Alumni 5 4 face the challenge of having to live Brooks 3 6 up to what has been perhaps the Tidlddlesex if ig most successful season of G.D.A. Rggffgry Latin 9 2 hockey.. Coach Harrington will Roxbury Latin 9 2 coach his twelfth season without the St, Georgefs 4 5 assistance of Coach Clark. It has Rivers 0 7 been unofficially disclosed that a St- Mark'S Cancelled newly acquired puck machine will Middlesex 6 4 be Coach Clark's replacement, and grown 3 2 it is expected that this newcomer rooks 5 2 . . St' Markis Cancelled will be able to receive verbal abuse quite favorably. Final record: 9-6-2 103 Coaches Harrington and Clark Front row: D. Collins. M. Graf, M. Carothers, Dr. Hoffman, B. Turner, I. Lancaster, D. Gately, I. Wallace. Second row: Coach Beckett, Mgr C. Iohnson, E. Marshall, M. DiModica, I. Knight, P. Ross, M. Wallent, S. Blatchford, M. Brewer, Mgr. I. Gardner, Mgr. D. Grebe. I.V. Hockey GDA OPP St. George's 2 3 Groton 5 0 Brooks 7 2 Middlesex cancelled Rivers 5 2 Andover 1 2 V Rivers 4 1 St. Mark's cancelled Middlesex 3 1 Groton 3 6 Brooks 2 2 --' St. Mark's cancelled ' 4' 4'- Final record: 5-3-1 Third Hockey GDA OPP B.B.8zN. 0 7 Groton 2 5 Brooks 11 2 Middlesex cancelled Shore Z 1 St. Georges 4 3 St. Mark's cancelled Middlesex cancelled Groton 6 3 Brooks 3 1 Final record: 5-2-0 104 s '23 5 X Front row: G. Friedman, C. Friedman, D. Kirk, Pharaon, A. Thompson, I. Pappas, R. Cloutier, S. Nichlos, I. Feingold, G. Liss, B. Armstrong, S. Leonard. Second row: Coach Mechem, B. B. Cherot, I. Hooker, G. Longstreet, P. Quimby, Mgr. S. D'Orazio. . . f' i ' 23'-Q?i'1WffiEi' U- aaii r . , ,... J .. P' . . f Q he . .2 5 . fri... . , H M X 1 1 'K K 'un Cross-Countr Skiing Front row: I. Katsapetes, M. Nevins, A. Haack, T. Malay, H. Williams, B. Welch, I. Kelly, A. Eaton, L. Seward, M. Haack, T. Clark, G. Hasapidis, K. Golden, Coach Corcoran, Coach Clagett. The cross-country ski team thrived this year, under coaches Ms. Corcoran and Mr. Clagett. They prepared for meets according to Mr. White's traditional dry-land training, including stretching and fun Fridays . After December, Mr. Welch took over for Mr. Clagett, bringing with him his enthusiasm and new ideas, such as jump-roping and ultimate frisbee. Anyone on the Olde Newbury golf course in the afternoon would have seen twenty-five people snow-bounding , or running with poles only. As the season progressed, the air grew colder and fur caps appeared, but still the team was forced to continue with dry-land work-outs. Calder, S. Aizenstark, H, Lapham, A. Berghager. Second row: Coach C. Ginsberg, C. Warden, S. Fleming, M. Davis, D. Dow, R. Lapham, The first snow fell on Ianuary 15th. Luckily, it was necessary to cancel only two meets. For many, this was their first time on skis. In light of this inexperience, the team can be proud of their efforts. They skiied in all conditions, including rain, snow, and subzero cold. Confused starts, broken ski poles, lost mittens, and furious yells of Track, track! were integral parts of the season. Although many seniors are leaving, the team will have more experience next year. With the help of the coaches, the team will continue to flourish, and hopefully repeat its successes of 1983. 106 Captains H. Williams, T. Malay, and B. Calder with Coach Welch. MVPS H. Williams and B. Calder. l i WW K :Wip- Fr' .4 5 ,qfi , . Y ' ' A . M 'uf f ggi-V r .W ' ' in 1 ' 5 J zv, f Q 4 5 ai i . if ' if U51 4 'fur - .- Wrestling Front row: G. Tallman, P. Condon, P. Iudson, A. Cawley, G. Skaff, F. Hare, C. Konovalchik, A. Webber. Second row: Coach Evans, I. Aimone, B. O'Dell, S. Kasarda, A. Konovalchik, Dav. Hoffman, Coach Finn, Mgr. I. Gould. With many returning lettermen, this year's team had a highly successful season. It all started with the holiday tournament. In thirteen weight classes, the Governors placed nine wrestlers. Gerry Tallman, Greg Skaff, Alex Konovalchik, and Brian O'Dell brought home championship awards. Although the team lost a heartbreaker to Milton, they fought back with a crucial win against the strong St. Paul's team, which was good enough to put G.D.A. in a triple tie for first place. However, the Graves-Kelsey tournament was a bit of a downer, as St. Paul's swept it with a record number of points. Unquestionably, the high point of the season was I tl 55 6 I 56 12 GDA OPP Christmas Tournament 1s Belmont Hill B.B. 8: N. , Tabor 37 18 Thayer 37 12 Middlesex 51 15 Brooks 33 25 Milton 25 30 St. Paul's 27 16 Andover 38 19 Mt. Hermon!Exeter 1st Graves-Kelsey Tournament 2nd Final record: 9-1-0 the New England tournament, held at M.I.T. Coach Evans received the outstanding coaching award, just prior to the finals, during which Gerry Tallman, Greg Skaff, and Alex Cawley were crowned champions, and Andrew Webber took second. Taking thirds were lim Tagg, Peter Iudson, Fred Hare, and Alex Konovalchik. Amassing 80 points, the team bettered their nearest competitor by 35 points for the victory. The seniors were praised by Coach Evans for great contributions to the team for the past two years. Co-captains Gre Skaff and Alex Cawley received the MVP honors. Ai the luck to next year's team led by co-captains Gerry Tallman and Brian O'Dell! -22 Captains and MVPs G. Skaff and A. Cawley with Coach Evans. 108 'Qqfwu X J NN: 1 kf Mfr X if ff Front row: A. Gibbs, M. Leary, D. Gould, F. Ventre, P. Bartholomew, T. von less, A. Menyhart, S. Mahoney, D. Greenstein, 1. Tagg. Second row: T. Russell, D. Lu, I. Cummings, S. Arata, E. Marsh, G. Taft, F. Miller, R. Lessard, W. Sweeney, Coach Finn. I.V. Wrestling GDA Belmont Hill 18 B.B.8rN. 11 Tabor 12 Thayer 0 Brooks 3 Milton 47 St. Paul's 19 ,. Andover 17 Mt. Hermonflixeter 2nd ,V yyy Final Record: 3-5-0 X OPP 24 6 41 6 18 30 45 21 KE K.. i - ae. K iw wiv l Ff- ' IAN Il ' ig, 1 'Know ' tdv ntoiiiifnttttti 'IQBYQHY' anonooonns una 31 0000! tt! 1 stiff 1 :tt 001449 on tiiitttitiitt X iistiitt 00014 , yo nano gsggengo - I L, Spring Varsity Golf Front row: G. Liss, D. Grebe, A. Menyhart, D. McLaughlin, P. Roy, I. Shain, I. Wallace. Second row: Coach O'Donnell, S. Breiseth, S. Arata, R. Stram, P. Ross, T. Werner, C. Frangos, D. Wheeler, S. Glazer, Coach Glickstein. Tabor Worcester Nobles Rivers St. Sebastian 's Middlesex Belmont Hill Thayer Lawrence Milton Coach McDonnell and Captain 8: MVP McLaughlin 112 Witherspoon Cup. The G.D.A. golf program was very active this year with more candidates trying out for the sport than in the past few years. This year, coaching was handled by Mr. McDonnell and Mr. Glickstein. The Varsity Golf team placed first in the I.S.L. with six victories and two losses. Captain and MVP Dan McLaughlin gave the team spirit and a veteran's confidence. The team placed third in the I.S.L. championship round at Concord Country Club. This year, they were edged out by Phillips Andover for the Final Record: GDA 3 6 5 V2 4 4 5 Vz 2 5 V2 5 V2 4 V2 7-3 OPPONENT 4 1 l 1 V2 3 3 1 V2 5 1 Vz 1 Vz 2 Vz ,, any g 'Tyan Q 3 4' 4 'fl The Big Guy Rick gives it another try. Nice form, Peter! Front row: P. Roy, D. Stram, S. Nichols, D. Greenstein, G. Hasapidis, M. Thompson. Second row: Coach Glickstein, De. Daley, S. Bornstein, S. Arata, D. Tung, G. Thompson, S. Breiseth, I. Wallace, D. Grebe, G. Liss. 113 Women's Track Front row: B. Martin, P. O'Malley, S. Bradshaw, A. Sperry, A. Welch, A. Krukonis, K. Lambert, A. Beeed. Second row: M. Hagen, K. Sullivan, A. Hagstrom, R. Smith, C. D'Souza, L. Hanson, K. Golden, C. Chance, Coach Letvinchuk. Third row: K. Rybicki, K. Kaplan, E.. Diehl, E. Asadoorian, M. Donaldson, A. Hefford, K. Tucker, C. Riley, T. Curry. Captain Sperry, Coach Letvinchuk, MVP Lambert Letter Winners Asadoorian, E.-1 D'Souza, C.-2 Bradshaw, S.-4 Golden, K.-1 Curry, T.-1 Hagan, M.-1 Donaldson, M.-1 Hagstrom, A.-2 114 Women's Track Exeter Tabor!Hebron! Thayer Andover St. Paul's Milton Worcester ,Interscholastics Cushing GDA OPPONENT 60 66 First Place Cancelled 65 62 58 69 88 37 First Place 97 29 Final Record: 6-2 Hanson, L.-3 Hefford, A.-1 Krukonis, A.-4 Lambert, K.-3 O'Malley, P.-2 Riley, C.-3 Sperry, A.-4 Sullivan, K.-1 Tucker, K.-1 Waters, D.-1 Welch, A.-3 Qs 4 .,. ix S R. ,.... Xag Qi N Qxhs vp KXXN 1 P-' fx .W M5 Vis it 5?rgnrav.j- 14'-3+ sim X v. wifi own N NR xx if hm. .. we MMV Wx-A .4 my 4, 1 'M 4-4, Wgkwm 'wa x... .tfzfwg , , M , A- :zf ,f 4-suv? 115 Men's Lacrosse Front row: Dr. Hoffman, G. Ehrlich, W. Adams, C. Laganas, Da. Hoffman, T. Sullivan, P. Iudson, Q. Pollock. Second row: Coach Evans, D. Kagan, A. Thompson, B. Turner, M. Wallent, R. Studley, P. Appleton, N. Iohnson, Coach Anderson. Third row: Mgr. I. Sylvain, F. Macdonald, S. Blatchford, D. Carlson, T. DiNanno, M. Stephan. This year's Varsity Lacrosse team was character- ized by slow starts, muddy days, and the double scoring threat of Co-captains Chris Laganas and Dave Hoffman. Laganas and Hoffman were the first and third highest scorers respectively in New England Division I. Both were invited to play in the All-Star game at Northfield-Mt. Harmon, and Chris was named High School All-American. Chris also scored more points for the team this year than any other player in the history of Governor Dummer lacrosse. Hoffman moved from last year's midfield position to attack this year, and scored more points than any other player who has made . ,' 11: '59,- ,' '.a A .f ' 5-1' s.... .. 1. 1' . ..i.4lis,...E'.. -...rm , that switch. As Co-captains, these two not only supplied many goals and assists, but also provided leadership and support for their teammates. The season started off well with two easy wins over Lawrence and Rivers. At Rivers, Laganas set two G.D.A. records-most points in a game, 14, and most goals in a game with 10. Many times the team got off to a slow start at the beginning of the game and had to fight their way back from a point deficit. Despite this problem and injuries to several key members of the team, they ended with an even record of 7-7. GDA OPPONENT Lawrence 15 5 Rivers 19 5 Exeter 6 14 Holderness 11 6 Winchester H.S. 8 6 St. Mark's 7 8 Pinkerton 12 4 Proctor 7 9 Andover 8 12 Groton 10 5 Tabor 9 17 Nobles 9 10 St. Paul's 0 12 Alumni 11 10 Final Record: 7-7 Coach Evans with Co-Captains and CO-MVP's Laganas and Hoffman 116 l .Y 7,7 W , in .AIQA M. .4 - I Front row: I. Taft, I. Barton, B. Armstrong, T. Makowski, R. Morse, M. Carothers, H. Friedman, T. Maxfield. Second row: Coach Clark, Coach Mulligan, M. Stewart, R. Cloutier, B. King, P. Bennett, S. Karsarda, Dan. Carlson, S. Mahoney. Third row: I. DiNanno, R. Miller, I. Gardner, D. Collins, T. Leary. 117 I.V. Lacrosse GDA OPP Lawrence 7 3 Rivers 6 1 Exeter 6 2 Holderness 10 0 Winchester H.S. 4 1 St. Mark's 5 4 Pinkerton 7 6 Proctor 1 8 Groton 3 5 Tabor 2 10 Nobles 1 2 St. Paul's 2 3 Final record: 7-5-0 ., ,, ,J . , , .11 ' Third Lacrosee GDA OPP ' Shore 6 7 Andover 2 6 Pinkerton 7 6 Lawrence 5 1 Winchester H.S. 2 4 Andover 10 5 Belmont Hill 5 8 Fessenden 4 2 Final record: 3-5-0 , , f .wi , 3' am, ,U A 511 -lc-Q 0. 1st Row: A. Webber, I. Tagg, P. Condon, G. Harris, D. Kirk, D. B. Williams, H. Lapham, C. Heasley, 2nd Row: Coach Harrington, B. Newman, I. Feingold, G. Taft, I. Nesbit, C. R. Morse, I. Bailly, S. Katrubes, T. Nesbit, I. Pappas, L. Seward, S. Leonard. 118 Varsit Baseball sn ,r A , 'iv' P V l 1 1 'gfflv . . f .ff ' i M , f . V H' ' ,,.4-rg. , '1 . x 711-M-V-.s Eiwurtivi 3. 'v-ji , n ly' K . rf , , 1 9 l 4 . JA ,. u.,, it , ff fb i Front row: R. DeLena, D. Starensier, A. Fusco, H. Taormina, K. Cryts, I. Gibbs, M. Huggard, R. Turner. Second row: Coach Metz, B. Leavitt, S. Shula, C. Nesbit, I. Knight, R. Liss, A. Gibbs, Coach Moonves. Coach Moonves and Coach Metz were unsure as to what to expect of 1983's Varsity Baseball team. It was young and inexperienced: ten of its fourteen members were underclassmen, and only four were returning lettermen. These were Iohn Gibbs, Dave Starensier, Harry Taormina, and Kevin Cryts. Their experience provided the team with stability and leadership. Players up from the I.V. team were Steve Shula, Burke Leavitt, Chris Nesbit, Ieff Knight, Ron Liss, and Andy Gibbs. New students Tony F usco, Mike Huggard, Rob Delanea, and Rob Turner proved to be valuable additions. The team did manage to have a good season with a record of 6-9, but it was a hard battle all the way. Discouragingly, the team lost many of its games in the later, even in the last, inning. Often practices were concelled due to inclement weather, which hurt both hitting and fielding. However, out of this season's inexperience and difficulties came a much improved team. Next year's team will have the returning lettermen and the unity necessary to contend for the top places in the league. Varsity Baseball GDA OPPONENT Rivers 3 6 Thayer 0 8 Roxbury Latin 10 11 B-B8zN 0 8 Groton 4 2 St. Mark's 2 5 Brooks 5 3 Lawrence 11 2 Nobles 15 0 Belmont Hill 5 14 St. Sebastians 3 4 Milton 5 14 Middlesex 13 2 St. Paul's 0 4 Pingree 12 6 Final Record: 6-9 Coaches Metz and Moonves with Co-Captain Cryts and Co-Captain and MVP Taormino 119 IV Baseball Groton Cancelled Roxbury Latin 2 7 B-B8rN 10 14 St. Mark's 11 2 Brooks 4 7 Lawrence 2 13 Nobles Cancelled Middlesex 9 3 Belmont Hill 4 5 Milton 11 7 Middlesex 8 4 St. Paul's 4 10 Final Record: 3-7 Front row: F. Ventre, D. Gately, W. Temple, D. Kent. Second row: M. Iasse, B. Pharaon, B. Cherot, R. Lessard, Coach Colgate 120 it fx. Q.. 1 S. X .. . fy .,- . . ff V a-,mv ft f Third Baseball Andover Cancelled Groton Cancelled Exeter 11 14 B-B8zN Cancelled Brooks 10 13 Middlesex Cancelled Exeter Cancelled Belmont Hill 4 15 Brooks 11 13 Middlesex Cancelled Andover 2 11 Final Record: 0-5 Front row: A. Eaton, B. Sweeney, E. Krukonis, D. Miller, I. Katsapetses. Second row: K. Flagg, S. Gage, H. Brown, A. Kneissler, M. Nevins. 121 Women's Lacrosse Front row: S. Lilly, S. Towler, W. Stetson, H. Williams, B. Lapham, P. Tyler, H. Heasley. Second row: H. Seward, A. Pollock, M. Royster, K. Hennessey, A. Hill, M. Lazo, A. Walsh. Third row: M. Huffsmith, D. Frangos, I. Norris, Coach Clark. Although the final record of 5-8-1 was not as good as in previous years, the 1983 Varsity Women's Lacrosse team possessed unity, spirit, enthusiasm, and plenty of potential. Every person worked well with the others to form a unit. There were no individuals, and spectators often commented on the fine display of team work they had witnessed. This team was definitely a comeback squad. Down at the half sometimes by six or seven goals, the team would pull through together, only time preventing them from winning. Fine leadership was dis- played by tri-captains Becca La- pham, Hope Williams, and Wendy Stetson, who made the often monotonous practices, drills, and running fun with their humor: Do you believe? . . . Anna-head to knee . . . How many different ways can you wear a pinny? Diane-How's the bowling sister? . . . len, Hil-the blue bra doesn't go . . . weasel . . . even Kizzy missed a ,I , if ' 'ki f if 122 Tri-Captains Stetson, Lapham, Williams Imissingl, and Coach Clark practice! .. . 1110 for Thayer . . . Mitch, Mel-thanks for your help . . . seniors-Wen, Pips, Mouse, Sue and Sue, Heidi . . . I like playing on the swamps of Thailand . . . Ann-What do I do now Miss Clark? Amy and len Good luck in 1984 4 times around all the fields, 18 times around the goals, 8 times up and back the length of the field-No problem! Pips-Sandy Noble's here favorite ref no more eggs at practice see you on Alumnae day. Women's Lacrosse GDA OPPONENT Milton 14 14 Nobles 10 15 B-B8rN 7 9 St. Mark's 12 9 Pingree 12 11 St. George's 7 B Middlesex 7 14 Thayer 16 14 Andover 11 8 Groton 6 11 Exeter 7 23 St. Paul's 10 19 Lawrence 12 5 Brooks 1 6 Alumnae 9 8 Final Record: 6-8-1 ,.. Q I.V. Lacrosse GDA OPPONENT 6 Milton 9 Nobles 6 B B-B8zN Cancelled St. Mark's 4 5 Pingree 3 13 St. Georges 2 13 Shore Country Day 3 8 Middlesex 7 4 Thayer 6 10 Andover 4 7 Groton 9 4 Exeter 8 15 Shore Country Day 4 9 St. Paul's 3 10 Lawrence 11 6 Final Record: 4-10 Front row: K. Appleton, P. Goldberg, S. Edelstein, R. Chase, K. Russo. Second row: Coach Van Allen, I. Twomey, C. Iohnson, N. Ames, E. Huggard, I. Iasse, H. Dur, M., Finnon, V. Krasnakevich, Di. Daley. 123 Thirds Lacrosse .M ' '+ GDA OPPONENT Tower 7 9 Pingree 1 10 Brookwood 3 13 ' , M ,Wy Brookwood 8 14 IW ' Groton 3 10 , Pingree 1 11 Tower 9 7 W, ,Q Final Record: 1-5 W Midi? I QW 3 3 1 1 . I Front row: K. Carey, A. Marculewicz, K. Penachio, M, Proulx, P. Bostwick, I. Smith. Second row: Coach Eveleth, S. Gardner E. Marden, S. Wallem, C. Quinn, K. Mooney, E. Hackett, W. Galpern, Coach Guy. Third row: K. Vandal, D. Menard, V. Hunt A. Berghager, I. Gould. 124 Men's Tennis Left to right: T. Malay, A. Cawley, G. Menyhart, S. Nicholson,M. Brewer, S. Barrett, P. Deller, Coach Rowe. This year's Varsity Men's Tennis team hit a high point in the respect of having fun and telling horrible jokes. Unfortunately, how- ever, the tennis wasn't quite as good. The team won only one match, that being against St. Sebastians. One member, though, had an outstanding season. Captain Steve Nicholson, with a match record of 10-1-1, a set record of 21-3, and a third place in the New England Division I Independant School Invitational Tournament, was named the tennis MVP for the third Captain and MVP Steve Nicholson, Coach Rowe straight year. Rounding out the rest of the team were Alex Cawley, Greg Menyhart, Tom Malay, Bob Brewer, Steve Barrett, Pierre Deller, and Chris Tauro. Best of luck to next year's team with four returning players. Men's Tennis GDA OPPONENT MIT!Freshman 6 12 Brooks 6 12 B-B8zN 5 13 St. Georges Cancelled Thayer 2 16 Groton 5 13 Rivers 2 16 St. Sebastian's 11 6 Nobles 5 13 Middlesex 6 12 St. Paul's 6 12 St. Mark's Cancelled Lawrence 4 14 Roxbury Latin 6 12 Belmont Hill 0 18 Final Record: 1-12 125 I SV rki- ! --hk T 1:21, . K . 5 43 g Ng N .f,.. N. .Ni Nw Front row: I. Glesman, S. Wellington, L. McCarthy, G. Friedman, R. Feingold, L. Demeri, S. Lafferty. Second row: Coach Clagett, C. Friedman, I. Hooker, T. Clark, I. Kelly, S. Flemming, P. McCullom, C. McCarthy, Coach Harlow. I.V. Tennis GDA OPPONENT Brooks 1 17 Thayer 0 18 Groton 0 18 Rivers 0 18 Nobles 1 17 Lawrence 0 18 St. Paul's 1 17 St. Mark's 0 18 Roxbury Latin 0 18 Belmont Hill 0 18 Final Record: 0-9 127 Women's Tennis Left to right: K. McKenzie, E. Tuthill, R. Pechet, L. Nester, L. Osgood, C. Church, M. Sheffield, Coach Cleghorn. B-B8zN Thayer Groton Milton Nobles Lawrence Middlesex St. Paul's Brooks St. Mark's 128 GDA OPPONENT 8 10 1 17 4 14 1 17 0 18 Cancelled 3 15 0 18 1 16 1 17 Final Record: 0-9 Coach Cleghorn and Captain Fasciano N . , 1 X if Men's Track Front row: I. Cummings, I. Lazo, I. Sanders, A. Haack, S. Fleming, M. Ginsberg, G. Longstreet. Second row: I. Borgman, D. Agger, G. Skaff, A. LaFleur, C. Ginsberg, D. Kinder, A. Halporn, I. Giantis Third row: Coach Rybicki, Mgr. C. Krause, B. Tingle, M. Terrile, A. Konovalchick, E. Marsh, C. Valhouli, B. O'Dell, C. Cashin, M. Haack, B. Engel, C. Konovalchick, Coach Fusco. Fourth row: N. Valhouli, D. Chase, P. Bartholomew, D. Lu, H. Long, S. Bucknall, D. Moore, D. Lawson, I. Donaldson, M. Redgate, I. Pharoan, M. DiModica. P' i M.. . ...MA sw, fjgxfygfg-5?,,,,,ww,,,r..-33 Ex? iw I A Sgsd I A GDA OPPONENT - A I Tabor 108 37 'ii St. Paul's 77 68 c , Thayer 57112 97112 . .. Milton as 62 Worcester 68 77 . 5' :Q if Interscholastics Fifth Place 'R S Cushing 66 79 Belmont Hill 92 53 Final Record 4-3 Coach Rybicki with Co-Captains Skaff and Co-Captain and MVP LaFleur. uk N A 129 .M ,,,,,,,,, , VVLQ mr ..: 130 if In 'W' .WJ .-4 I have discovered the enemy, and he is gravity! pxki? H K J :M , ,, .qw A s fl ,, Q, 5, , if ggi yn 4 V, X V' V , . X f,.. 7333, f I sms' X I ew ZR In sf ar -N K ,, W A - v ' kk vp' ,,. Now, if I were on the moon where g is 1.632 ntfkg, I could jump 131 ,--f' a .. Peek-a-boo, guess who!!!! Well, I'll be! How in heck did he do that? Organizations Did you know that there are forty-one clubs, organizations, and activities listed in the Guide issued by Mr. Glickstein? Not everything goes as an- ticipated in hardly anything, but a good many of those organizations did enjoy a good and productive year. Of course, there were some things which succumbed to the pressures of require activities and other priorities. This year the Milestone had more than its share of difficulties. Frequent intrusions on the A-period by a variety of distractions made the job of putting out the book very difficult. It was particularly difficult to take pictures of many of the organizations. Write-ups of group activities were hard to come by. There were instances of non- performance of duties which left the Editor crippled. Athletic teams cannot win 134 without a full commitment by every member of the team. Play produc- tions are inferior unless cast and crew give their all. Governor Dummer has a history of perfor- mance at 110070 on the fields, in the classrooms and in extra-curricular activities. This has not always been the case in the year 1982 - 1983. In late August and early September, this final portion of the book to be assembled is the most difficult due to lack of materials. It is hoped that you will enjoy what there is here and if your favorite activity is not represented, attribute it to lack of commitment somewhere by someone. Miracles really are only the result of extra-hard work. Go forward with determination and perform your own miracles. It takes only a modicum of talent and 110070 commitment. D. L. Miller, Advisor Neil Glickstein, Director of Activities as we A 1 I The 1983 MILESTONE STUDENT YEARBOOK FOR GOVERNOR DUMMER ACADEMY Byfield, Massachusetts 01922 THE BOARD ' if stty? 4 Editor-in-chief Heidi Heasiey jJ i' Managing Editor Tom Malay Copy Editors Sue Lilly Tricia Quinn Rebecca Riehl Circulation Managers Teressa Russo Dan McLaughlin Advertising Manager Greg Menyhart Business Manager Rusty Stahl Adviser Mr. Douglas Miller SENIOR STAFF Caleb Ham Rick Morse Tim Pierce Hope Williams The 'I984 MILESTONE THE BOARD Rick Stram Charles Cashin Mike DiModica Iohn Giantis Lori Glidden Mike Graf Kim Grillo Liz Hanson Editors-in-Chief Managing Editor Copy Editor Photo Editor Sports Editor Art Editor Circulation Managers IUNIOR STAFF Krista Hennessey lean Iasse h Advertising Managers Iamie Pharaon ChI'lS RO1TlbOl6lfll Business Manager Fund Raising Chairwomen P3111 ROY Adviser Roechelle Smith Betsy Tuthill Charles Cashin Liz Hanson Chris Romboletti Mariel Hanan Mike DiModica Hank Friedman Stephan Marculewicz Kristen MacKenzie Brian O'Dell David Kent Kim Grillo Krista Hennessey Bill Temple lean Iasse Betsy Tuthill Mr. Douglas Miller 135 he rnnr The 1983 Governor Member of the Quill and Scroll Society EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Karen M. Fasciano Elea I. Kemler FRONT PAGE EDITORIAL PAGE Iohn Sylvain Mark D. Sullivan FEATURE! LITERARY Karen A. Gronberg Laurianne Nester PHOTOGRAPHY Greg Ehrlich Peter Iudson SPORTS EDITOR Hope A. Williams MANAGERS Letty M. Baum Cathy Eveleth Danielle Schwartz FACULTY ADVISORS Katherine Krall Guy I. Douglas Guy M Spire 9 GOVERNOR DUMMER ACADEMY .A WC .1 I ID I 3 t I .fl fx I Mal? I gsl,.Ill.!.l!-..s 4 ' i 136 BYFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS SPRING 1983 SPIRE BOARD Catherine Eveleth Dan McLaughlin Iennifer Norris Danielle Schwartz Susan Towler Erika Walberg The 1984 Governor Member of the Quill and Scroll Society EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Iennifer Norris FRONT PAGE EDITORIAL PAGE C. David Carlson Henry Long Amy Walsh Ed Marsh FEATUREXLITERARY SPORTS EDITOR Lori Glidden Dede Daley Alison Hagstrom PHOTOGRAPHY ARTS EDITOR Iamie Pharaon Kim D'Orazio BUSINESS MANAGER Iohn Miller FACULTY ADVISORS Katherine Krall Guy I. Douglas Guy Cub Reporter Rowe The Governor Dummer Chapter Of Cum Laude The Governor Dummer Chapter of the Cum Laude Society received its charter on February 10, 1934. The purpose of the society is to promote scholarship and to recognize scholastic achievement. In the secondary schools its function is, therefore, comparable to that of the Phi Beta Kappa Society in colleges. The by-laws of the society state that to be eligible for election a student must maintain a minimum standing of eighty percent during his Members Of senior year and must stand in the upper fifth of his class. A three-fourths vote of the faculty members is necessary for electiong and the members are pledged to consider each candidates record during the earlier years of his secondary school work, his diligence, particular abilities and deficiencies, and the nature and the number of courses upon which his average is based. The Chapter Faculty Iohn Williams Ragle, President William Hartley Sperry, Secretary Pierre Nino Baratelli Thomas Ioseph Foster Katherine Krall Guy Richard N. Leavitt Douglas Lee Miller Carol Hawkins Rowe Wallace Hurtte Rowe David Michael Williams Elections for 1983 Arthur Horsman Cohen Karen Marie Fasciano Aaron Lars Halpern Heidi K. Heasley Elea Iesse Kemler David Hugh Kinder Any D. Krukonis Susan Beth Lilly Frederic Arthur Macdonald Laurianne Nester Timothy Cameron Pierce Rebecca Helen Riehl Iohn Stanislaus Henry Sylvan, II Susan Iennifer Towler Amy Susan Welch Governor Dummer Honor Society and contribution Laurianne Nester Rebecca Riehl Greg Skaff lohn Sylvain Susan Towler Bruce Turner Amy Welch Hope Williams Philip Appelton Sarah Bradshaw Sarah Breed Alex Cawley Karen Fasciano Aaron Halpern Lea Kemler Andre LaFleur and I Iuniors Kim Grillo Burke Leavitt Stephan Marculewicz Iennifer Norris Chris Romboletti 137 Roechelle Smith Community Service ., H W SMS -JXLQENQ ..,....:t3 W Q iw:-ia M .Q - . ,milksf W it fig V: gig r Director of Community Service, Mrs. Patti Hall, talks things over with Ron Liss. Fall Term YWCA Rupert Noclc Middle School Stanley Aizenstark Rhonda Maxey Alsion Hagtrom Gerry Tallman Letty Baum Karen Gronberg Charlotte Iohnson Ie f Wallace Brent Tingle Anna Iaques Hospital Harbor School Paul Bartholomew Stephen Glazer Am Krukonis Am Welch Tom Dust Kathy Sullivan Y Y Stephanie McFaddin 138 Win ter Term Harbor School lean lasse Tom Makowski Lu Levensohn YWCA Iim Bernier Krista Hennessey Melissa Finnon Fred Macdonald Anna jaques Hospital Steve Glazer Sue Lilly Carol Krause Brigham Manor Nursing Home Lisa Perry Beth Sanders Agawam Village Liz Kimball Iennifer Norris Ron Liss Mark Stephan Spring Term Castle Grounds Lori Glidden lim Lancaster Karen Gronberg Beth Sanders lim Lancaster Gerry Tallman YWCA Kim Adams Kim D'Orazio Ioe Bowman Kinder Care Lisa Perry Social Committee Phil Appleton Fred Macdonald Matt Carothers Sarah Breed Stephanie McFaddin Charlie Cashin Peter Iudson Iohn Richards Kim D'Orazio David Kinder Wendy Statson Advisor Becca Lapham Iohn Sylvain Mr. Gosselin Jewish Fellowship V- - 2' Letty Baum David Gould Steve Bornstein Iessica Gould Pierre Deller Kate Kaplan Sue Edelstein Barry Newman Cory Freidman Marc Nevins Wendy Galpern Iohn Shain Roslyn Pechet 139 Tour Team The Tour Team is designed to give prospective students a student's view of G.D.A. This goal was well met in '82-'83 under heads Greg Menyhart, Sue Studley, and Hope Williams. They did a superb job of juggling conflicting schedules and smoothing out the innumerable snags that inevitably arose. The tour-guides showed incredible wil- lingness in sacrificing their free time, and always received visitors with enthusiasm and friendliness. Many guests have said that their student guides and hosts were a deciding factor in the decision to attend G.D.A. This organization will , .,Qi,mni undoubtedly continue as successful- ly in years to come! , 1,1 .411 Head tour guides Sue Studley, Hope Williams, and Greg Menyhart Red Key Advisor: Miss Letvinchuk Head Supervisors: Amy Welch, Matt Wallent Amie Breed David Carlson Charlie Cashin Kim D'Orazio Denny Gately Iohn Giantis Mike Graf Kim Grillo Krista Hennessey Kris Iames Nolden johnson lim Lancaster Ed Marsh Rhonda Maxey Andy Menyhart Iohn Miller Cathy Riley Chrissy Romboletti Katrina Russo Sarah Soule Front row: C. Romboletti, A. Menyhart. Second row: S. Soule, K. Hennessey, 140 C. Riley, Miss Letvinchuk. Third row: K. Russo, N. Iohnson, A. Breed, K. Grillo. Fourth row: K. james, I. Lancaster, K. D'Orazio, A. Welch. Fifth row: C. Cashin, E. Marsh, IT. Wernerl All team captains are invited to join the Varsity Club and all varsity letter-winners are eligible to join. The activities of the club this year included running pep rallies and fund raising projects to benefit the school. Efforts to raise the level of general school spirit is also a priority goal. As in any organization, there are the doers and the Varsity Club had those as follows: Becca Lapham, David Hoffman, Wendy Stetson, Tom Dust, Paul Barth- olomew, Anna Hill, Meredith Lazo, Hank Friedman, Chris Laganis, Greg Skaff and Alex Cawley. The presence of our Advisor, Mr. Mulligan, will be sorely missed next year. The return of a number of doers , however, should carry the club's string of successes over until Mr. Mulligan's return. Spring MVPs and Captains Varsity Club Winter MVPS and Captains , at 141 Commencement Committee Letty Baum Karen Gronberg Rusty Stahl Alex Cawley Heidi Heasley Sue Studley Kevin Cryts Sue Lilly Danielle Schwartz Kathy Eveleth Patsy O'Malley Amy Welch Karen Fasciano Tim Pierce Mr. Moonves, Advisor Community Council john Sylvain, President, Student Body Seniors Sophomores Danielle Schwartz, Vice-President Alex Konovalchik, Vice-President Sarah Breed, Day Student Representative David Starensier, Day Student Representative Matt Wallent, Boarding Student Representative Anna Hill, Boarding Student Representative juniors Freshmen Brett Engel, Vice-President Hedi Dur, Vice-President Chris Romboletti, Day Student Representative Stefan Kutrubes, Day Student Representative Hillary Seward, Boarding Student Representative Greg Harris, Boarding Student Representative Faculty Ms. Letvinchuk Ms. Mulligan Mr. Williams 142 if ,fx So, Phil, how did things go with the Outing Club? Did somebody say, There's nothing to do here. or did he say I didn't do nothing heref' Here is a list of the organiza- tions, clubs and activities at GDA this year. You may remember being involved in one or more of them. Arts, Crafts and Music Art Studio Drama Group and Tech Crew Glee Club Brass Choir Humanities Program Iazz Band Modern Dance Photography Club Play Reading Group Publications Spire Govern or Milestone Spiritual and Cultural Bible Study Fellowship Black Student Union Iewish Fellowship Sunday Services Women's Discussion Group Outing Club Phil Appleton, President Iohn Barton, President-elect Alex Cawley Dennis Gately Aaron Halpern Iason Katsapetses Tom Malay Rusty Stahl Seventeen other students joined the Club as guests on one of their adventures. Special Interests Chess Club Exercise Club German Club Greenhouse Club Machine Shop Political Discussion Group Pottery Club Rifle and Shotgun Club Spanish Club Twilight Softball Varsity Club The Community Senior Class Activities Iunior Class Activities Sophomore Class Activities Freshman Class Activities Athletic Free Term Committee Commencement Committee Community Council Community Service Program Discipline Committee French Building Committee Red Key Senior Proctors Social Committee Spring Term Project Committee Mr. Ragle accepts the 1983 Milestone Dedication. 54, That takes dedication, Ms. Soloway! 143 The real kick comes when you are able to perform. Smile! VP' 4.3 U, Takes 146 K, A N Q 'X , Sa Y Q A i'v.5mf1s'2f ' Nur 1 wk M, g , X . x, x I SA f -2 ' 4 T 7 , ff-: ,4:i'f7!A The Arts 1--4 X i Z N rl 7 , , 1 E ily, ,-'if r ff The Arts l 148 The Arts Department at G.D.A. has, in recent years, taken great strides forward. Support has in- creased as student interest has, and facilities are rapidly improving. The wider range of options and op- portunities are all greatly appreciat- ed by the student body, and beyond doubt make G.D.A. a school of broader ideals and outlook. Perhaps the most significant achievement in the area of the arts is the planned Arts Center. This will bring improved facilities and a new central location, rescuing the studio from the basement to which it has hitherto been relegated. Already this year the two new art instructors, Miss Corcoran and Mrs. Marculewicz, accomplished artists themselves, have brought new visions and new ideas, including a live model and a pottery class. This innovation, especially given the freedom of a new arts center, will undoubtedly produce spectacular results in future. Always a popular class, photo- graphy, too, is flourishing this year. Miss Dudley's students, armed with cameras, are a familiar sight around campus, snapping pictures of scenes, games, and people, whether they like it or not. The performing arts have especially increased in strength recently. The Friday night concerts have become a school-wide social event, featuring students' talent in dance, voice, and instrumental performance. The three dramatic performances are unquestionably highlights of each season, and participation in this area is increas- ing. Indeed, the popularity of the dance program has almost over- reached the capacity of the present facilities. With a new instructor, Ms. Donna Roaf, and a new style, Luigi jazz, this year's recital was unques- tionably one of the best ever, and dance is now firmly established at G.D.A. 1982-83 saw another change in this areag the appearance of male dancers. This is a good sign that Governor Dummer is breaking away from old-fashioned traditions. However, it is fast establishing new ones, and the excellence of the music department is one of them. Offering everything from classes in music theory to lessons in guitar, this department, too, is fast increas- ing in numbers of participants. Its two leaders, Ms. julie Soloway and Mr. Christopher Stowens, have cultured much enjoyment and talent over the years, and have produced such excellent perform- ing groups such as the Slight Breeze jazz band and the Academy Eight singers. Last, but by no means least, is the Drama Department. Every year there are three full-scale produc- tions: two plays and a winter musical. This year, the selections were Moliere's Tartuffe, the high- spirited The Boyfriend, and the student-directed spring play 1984. Mr. Laurence Tretler is in his second year as director and head of the department, and Mr. Reed is in charge of the Tech Crew. The success of the arts at G.D.A. is mainly due to the enthusiasm, dedication, and hard work of all student participants and their respective leaders. Their efforts have made G.D.A. a more well-rounded school capable of producing more well-rounded students. They have provided, and will continue to provide, this community with all the magic and enjoyment of the arts. ! Q 3 E 5 I i I I E i S V Y r 1 w Fall Production Tartuffe The Cast Mme. Pernelle ............. I. Elizabeth Martin Elmire .................. .........,..... E lea Kemler Dorine .............. ...... R achael Feingold Damis .......,... ....,......... M ike Iasse Marianne ......... ........ V ictoria DeLisle Cleante ......... , .............. Iohn Sylvain Orgon ....... ....... A dam Hirshfield Valere ...... ...... M ark W. Stewart Tartuffe ........ ......... D avid Kinder M. Loyal ..,... ........... P eter ludson Officer ...............................,.., Matt Carothers Flipote ........,.............................. Donna Stram The Directors Director ......................... Lawrence I. Tretler Assistant Director ........ Roechelle L. Smith Technical Director .............. Albert T. Finn Tech Crew Lighting ........,.......................,...... David Kent, Kara Schneiderman Stage Manager ...... .......... P atsy O'Malley Properties ..............,........... Chris Romboletti Construction ................................ Rick Miller Costume Coordinator ......... Louise Beckett Poster Design ,...........,.. ........ D avid Gould Winter Musical The Bo friend The Cast Polly Browne ......................... Chris Chance Tony Brockhurst ........ ..... D avid Kinder Maisie .......................... .............. K im Grlllo Bobby Van Husen ............... Iohn Borgman Madame Dubonnet ..,............... Beth Martin Percival Browne .............. Adam Hirshfield Hortense .................................... Kate Kaplan Lady Brockhurst ........... Melissa Huffsmith Lord Brockhurst ..,. .............. I ohn Sylvain Fay .....,....,......,,.. ..... R achael Feingold Marcel ,.,...,. ........ M ark Stewart Nancy ..... ......,. A mie Breed Pierre ..... ...... D avid Kagan Dulcie ............. ........... R oslyn Pechet Alphonse ....... ....... B lake Underhill Pepe .............................. .......... M ark Kagan Garcon ........................................ Will Adams The Directors Director ................. Dr. Lawrence I. Tretler - Assistant Director ..... Christine Romboletti Technical Director .... Mr. Robert S. Reed Music Director ........,..... Ms. Iulie Soloway Choreographer .................. Roechelle Smith The Band Trumpet ...........................,....... Eric Krukonis Saxophone .....,.. ...,.. I im Donaldson Saxophone .,...... ................ P aul Roy Keyboards ..... .....,....,. I ulie Soloway Keyboards ..... ...... M r. Chris Stowens Bass ......,...... ....,.............. B urke Leavitt Drums .... ....... S tefan Marculewicz Guitar ..... ....................... I on Shain Guitar ..................................,... Iohn Richards The Tech Crew Assistant Tech Director ....... Arthur Cohen Set Design .,..,...,............................... Bill King Lighting .,...,...........,........................ Dave Kent Props .....................................,...... Iohn Miller Iason Lazo, George McCarthy, and Dave Tung Costume Coordinator ........,.... Mrs. Louise Beckett Poster Design ...... ....................... T om Dust Publicity ..,......... ...... C hris Romboletti MI IRI .A DPPllR'l'M'ENT Snrins! reduction W 1aaL. XX 'flllCl3'JVi'Ilill1lli mr in 1 ,rf 1 Irescnts lm' ' S ' I ,, 1 O i 1 , Q , 4 E ,HE 2 I 5 1 ' n ' , rr . xi . 't lt N , w i V. 'X ' if 4 l 4 f Lg.. iilfifl ,ca ny JET n ur , Directors Director Arthur Cohen g Assistant Director Tom Dust 28 Y 1983 S t day YAY 28 The Cast Winston Blake Underhill lulia Christine Romboletti O'Brien Peter Quimby Parsons Elizabeth Kimball Syme David Gould Landlady Stephanie D'Orazio Messenger Victoria deLisle Martin Edward Marsh Guard I Thomas Dust Guard II Iohn Barton Goldstein Thomas Mechem Loudspeaker I Mathew Carothers Gladys Chris Chance Technical Crew R Tech Director Iohn Miller Sound Iohn Galt Vision Stefan Marculewicz Props David Dow Stage Manager Scott Rizza Stage Crew Bill King Denny Gately Iim Donaldson Mike DiModica Design David Gould Tom Dust Poster Caleb Ham Costumes Liz Kimball K- 153 Modern Dance Front row: L. Osgood, K. Mooney, K. Rybicki, A. Hagstrom, A. Walsh, S. Lafferty, L. Demeri, K. Adams, V. DeLisle, S. McFaddin. Second row: W. Galpern, I. Glesman, C. Quinn, L. Baum, A. Whynott, V. Hunt, B. Bertelsen, D. Waters, S. Wellington, Instructor Roaf. Third row: W. Temple, L. Whitney, P. O'Malley, P. Bostwick, S. Wallem, E. Marden. Advanced Modern Dance Front row: D. Frangos, L. Nester, I. Smith. Second row: E. Kemler, R. Riehl, E. Walberg, K. Russo, R. Chase. Third row: T. Curry, K. D'Orazio, R. Smith, Instructor Roaf. Actlvltles SOTOFE .E ' Parents Da .,.44 1 gg!!- 3 lt 't ' F 4' if An E - isn't that funny! It's once again Parents Day, the day only freshmen look forward to because they have no conception of what really happens all day long. By 10:00 the parking lot is swamped with cars: you're worried about what the folks are going to say when they see the U you're getting in physics. Mom and Dad are anxious to see your report card while for some strange reason you're more interested in showing them the day-glow stars on the ceiling of your room. Could this be a distraction? 156 MW . . . 1 S fm By six o'clock you have con- vinced your parents that you are truly dedicated to the intellectual aspects of G.D.A. and it is no great problem that you are flunking physics: after all, Einstein never made it through high school. Case closed. Don't ask why she's smiling. The Pep Rall mf X I -Ns K 'Will the boyb soccer team please snickering? Y Facult Frolic '11 Q 55 A affffwk - 5 f wir? M , . 4 ' fi 1, ' b f WF ai 4 miami . lrf I O Mr. Rowe and Company Henry IV Falstaff Scene Will Adams Ieff Knight Ion Gibbs Dan McLaughlin Page Tyler Henry IV Hotspur Scene Iennifer Norris Tom Sullivan Tim Pierce The Country Wife China Scene Keren Gronberg Peter Iudson Greg Menyhart Laurianne Nester lim Rose Erika Walberg Tech Crew Alex Cawley Arthur Cohen Cathy Eveleth Iohn Stahl 2 22 Y 5' f Monte Carlo EW.. I'm just fine. Why do you ask? 160 w,x., xxx. ,. . I- S 2 q M is-'X fy e if fr11,5N'-1, 5 M 'ff ' -4317 Zifjf' f I A WV yy 1-.....,, X ,, r- ..p,,' -3 . If beg -4 ,Q . ..,.,A,,I if I .V V A ', 1' Mx ' X ? -t if , . . T 3' ' FL. ' ., fix -. - f ' S-?rf'f,.-.fs ' K 1.1 ,X ' i Marie, why aren't you looking at your cards? Where are your cards? Of course I'm a fair dealer. I'm a teacher. IWe-Ill Wait a minute! I have that card in my hand!! That's tough, pal! I feel for ya'. Remember, it wasn't my fault. I'm justa nice guy Hey, it musta been the little lady here. ou ever noticed what greed ca 'nw .,. it 4, X ,ix ? f'N .-.Q-A an WW .A- 1 af' it ,www .4-ng- i .. x ,Ai as New x 59 '51-was an J ,Q x E f I f :SQ T, 5' K x 2 ,,k K5 Qt ,W N x x X x X x x M x Like, whatis happ'nin '? And there were a lot of other events, too. Like there was a big feast in the dining hall with the King and his Court. And how about THE INVITATIONAL. And all those fabulous performances put on by the singers, dancers, musicians, and photographers over in Thomp- son. The performance of Twelfth Night was better than studying and it was pretty good, too. Don't forget some of those memorable dances put on by the Social Committee. Even a concert in French was different. And Lea's performance in Terezin. Some of the Humanities trips were excel- lent. Did you go to the Poetry Festival at Exeter or that great Arts Festival in Connecticutt where we were judged as fabulous? And Sonie Weitz told from her personal experience about the Holocaust. Of course, the Alumni were back one Saturday. I wonder if I'll come back . . . I suspect I will. That gf e.af2'7X if-'7 'T t w.. sf wt 2. ' wx..- qx W . N ,rn -QS, 52 ., W K, X-er was a great performance put on by the Dance Group in early March. Gosh, they have really improved in the years I've been here. We'd all like to forget those exams at mid-year and those finals in Iune. Ugh, what an event they were. Some of us went to the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston to hear that lecture on Monetary Policy and the Economy or some- thing like that. Hey, even that new program for reading and studying imported from England was useful to some people. The Black Student Union had some good events like the Martin Luther King Service and those two guys they had come to speak on Career Days. And they had some good dances with other schools. Mr. Sumner put on some special meals which were a good change of pace. And, of course, there were those times where the whole school got together in groups to talk over our big hang-ups. But the big event of the year is always the last one Commen- cement. I never have understood why the beginning comes at the end. 1 rf? ' fa f . ,J -Al 2, ff , if .3 I- 1 f ' , W' QQ' 3, .j wf,a,yqC.?- 7, . , . 1 1 Z4 uf. Xa f , Ll, V . r 7 I7 X 1 f Winners Amy and Alex lead final trip around the Milestone. iw-1,15 at ,fwftvv-if :Y ,:1ti,,.wfwwftf vi f --tm if,-fs,ts1am, to - , 1, w.fs,n,'., ,Ut-1 ,,,t,,,tf.,,,:-V, ,V ., 2, N, i A sw iwsiiffitfm -W'Htefa??isis:f,,1fit tqztisfgsii iitwis7':Ztfa1zs:ssg5gwfir-Ersfiviwgggbigiwfz ,,f1ffw9r2:2zs2z35ifHfi W fs Qsiisittifsf flififgeigrsisiirtiseaf-His 'ieilf-Xnigtiifni .. V. 1. isszlsalfsszisft,1f1sE.44s,mf ffkfffz.st.'Zi2Lf5Qwgit.. f5,g,fe,gg1g,,5gggftigfgym-t1qsg1tsggrgfyg:t,,s e::g,,ft5,g., 'atiiigftzrg,,,gf.,3.',,,H,,: . ., . is 2 W,--M f A- sa, . -fa ,. .3 ., Q . at i , . Upon the retirement of Headmaster Ted Eames in 1959 the underclassmen of the Academy endowed the already existing Academy Prize so that henceforth at each commencement it could be given in honor of Edward W and Eleanor K. Eames so that the qualtities they so deeply prized might be prized in turn by future and succeeding classes. There are captains and there are captains - Some are elected because of their gifts as athletes, and if they lead at all, it is solely by exampleg some, unhappily, are elected because they are popular, not because of what they can or should do for the team, then there are those who have ability, if not gifts, who rise to the top of their sport by hard, often painful, effort, but who all the way along are concerned to help their teammates, to encourage, to build unity and spirit. When these qualities extend beyond a sport into the way in which an individual leads his life, then the community is enriched, indeed. The winner of the Academy Prize tonight has displayed throughout his four years at Governor Dummer contagious interest and enthusiasm - in the words of one of his teachers, he is a charming cheerer-upper - he is a giver rather than a taker, and with all this he has humility. For four years he has wrestled on the varsity. For the past two years while he has been a co-Captain, his teams have come together in a way that the uninitiated might not associate with what appears to be an individual sport. Last year they won the climactic end-of-season tournament for the first time in nineteen years. This year they won the New Englands. For his exemplary leadership and his contagious joie de Vivre, the Academy Prize goes to Alexander Packard Cawley As we move into these last hours of the Academy year, culminating in an array of well-earned awards, I am always acutely aware that the distinction which accompanies an award depends not only upon the qualities of the winner, but just as much upon the strength of the competition - the merits of those who came close. In this year's class there are many whose qualities won them serious consideration though not, in the end, a prize itself. Because this has been true, each actual recipient deserves our heightened respect and admiration. john W. Ragle, Headmaster f 1ss''xsz7:s??af1m1:L,:W-'ips lsttss Assctlxcwrt , ,,,5i.,m:vz -wt-,xy-,gt,p'.i :f,-ff-wssviviwf i-f1'f1iit.i'h.f N. zr:56.:sfflu.'ezf.xst4s'sszLez1ss.fP1'g'v :fxxttxafxfestfsr zis. : -' ml, te1'5ffsgfa14effssvgtg,. rf, f4fzgrag5S1Eiez,ft.s s A:gft,3'1s?k??5fst5i4ez1gfK5ff?fefiaieifefz,lizftmrwpisffefgNewf+q,,wt93tg1agt3,.f,,.i,,ftg,ggg5gigggg,5,lk,f.55,I g VV 'f S . .. .- 5.112 2 :if ., ' :ii wa it 2 K at-1 sw, fffeieisf-in My -- .. 1 A. ..-, .,.w.w.:. t. t. , Y 1, 'W f 1 I '+R af J A, . .. 1.1 . I-'ix-'mwrfwr 12 fu: 121,'lnaztsafgfftf-2f.,. ' . t.fi5-+istiesm5i'f1vvfH'seissssfeiaiswsi is asf:e.:Str,22is1.,-is'fs .-westasiuinss,-ftzitiizfwiz-R, meattfiitstfif2gf21eQ?.i,ieeswfifffta The Morse Flag was first awarded 70 years ago at the 150th Commencement of this school on june 9, 1913, and it has been awarded each year since that time to the senior whose record in all respects has met with the highest approval of the faculty. According to the trust established by the late Rev. Glenn Tilley Morse, a long-time friend and Trustee of the Academy, a new flag is provided each year in order that the old flag which has flown over the school during the past year may be given to a member of the graduating class. She is a doer - but one comes upon her contributing quietly in a vast variety of enterprises. Four years a key member of the school chorus: four years a tour guide for the Admissions Officeg three years a student tutor: inducted into the Cum Laude Society as a juniorg the Governor Dummer Honor Society, recognizing leader- ship, the Community Service Program, where she was an organizer as a school aide: three years in the Red Key Society of student hosts and hostesses, and as a senior one of the most quietly effective co-Chairmen of Red Key in my eleven yearsg in the Bible Study Fellowship, and the Washington Workshop: a point- winner on this year's New England independent School women's championship track team, and one of the two quarterbacks on this year's championship volleyball team - these credentials are all real. They represent time and energy devoted, care bestowed, loyalty to friends and school. What's more, they have not interfered with attainment of a place among the top three scholars in her class, of recognition through a National Merit Letter of Commendation - or of admission to that venerable leven though a full six years junior to Governor Dummer Academyl an exalted institution of higher learning on the New Hampshire banks of the Connecticut River. The recipient of the Morse Flag for 1983 is Amy Sue Welch The Thorndike Hilton Cup was estab- lished by the Class of 1919 in memory of their Classmate, Thorndike Hilton. It is awarded each year to the ranking scholar in the Senior Class. With this cup goes a silver medal. Last year recognition as the ranking scholar in the Senior Class was earned by a young man who had excelled, as well, as a musician, a pianist. This year the palm is due to another young man, who for the past two years has had a lock on the top spot in his class. For this period he has an adjusted grade-point average of 4.23 considering that the Academy employs a 4 point scale, that is not too shabby ! It is gratifying when, as last year, the Thorndike-Hilton Cup winner offers more than one dimension. This year's recipient has displayed several. It goes without saying that he is a National Merit Finalist and a member of the Cum Laude Society, however, as Co-ordinator of the Student Tutoring Service he has displayed with calmness and warmth his interest in others. This same quality has been evident in track, where he has fallen just short of the school record in the pole vault, for this year the pole vaulters were essentially without a coach. Aaron assumed the responsibility and guided his fellow vaulters to one-two-three finishes in virtually every dual meet. Finally, his support brought a teammate into third place in this year's New England Interscholastic championships - one place behind himself. Aaron Lars Halpern Moody Kent PPIZGS English Elea Kemler Mathematics Aaron Halpern History Amy Welch Science Susan Towler The Moody Kent Prizes are given annually to those Mnslc lclln Bcfgnlan French Rebecca Riehl students throughout the school, graduating senior or Spanish Susan Lilly Latin Tllnclny Pierce underclassman, for outstanding achievement in various All David Gould German Aflllnl' Cohen academic departments. No more than one may be Religion Chris Chance awarded to the same student. hmy Welgh Sue Towler Art Cohen Rebecca Riehl Tim Pierce Lea Kemler Iohn Borgman Sue Lilly MT, , . . I 2 'I-4 Scholarships A A 1 ll A Awarded to john Nicholas Giantis, an industrious and able student. , Francis Awarded to N Burke Leavitt who has demonstrated a spirit of cooperation and helpfulness in the life of the school. Hale Awarded to Christine Rom- boletti who, through perseverance, has shown the most improvement in various aspects of school life and has become an esteemed contribu- tor. . ygyfi is o j Colman Awarded to Kathleen Linda Lambert who has shown proficiency in the study of lan- guages. Wilmot Roby Evans Throu h the generosity of the Wilmot Ro y Evans Corporation, a scholarship foundation established by Florence Evans Bushee of Newbury, grants for study in college have been awarded to: Elea jesse Kemler Douglass Schofield Chase Arthur Horsman Cohen ii 168 1. ......:4,i,.. If . Bausch and Lomb Medal The Bausch and Lomb Medal is awarded to Aaron Lars Halpern for his most outstanding work in the study of science. il2.P.I. iltlledal A The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Metal is awarded to Henry Walton Long, a junior, who has been outstanding in the study of mathematics and science. Ainbrose Stpeakingjj Awards The Ambrose Speaking Awards are won by the competitors who most ably demonstrate the confluence of thought with eloquence. 1st Amy Sue Welch 2nd Susan Lisa Studly 3rd Bruce C. Turner Harvard Prize The Harvard Prize Book has been endowed by the late Roger B. Coulter, Class of 1931, first winner of the Morse Flag and a former Trustee of the Academy, so that it may be awarded each year in the future. The book is awarded to that member of the junior class deemed most worthy through high scholar- ship and character. For all three years one of the top scholars in her class, a friend to everyone she knows, dancer and choreographer extraordinaire, and President-elect of the Class of 1984: Rochelle L. Smith T Thetfiiwhittainore Matt Wallent, winner of the Whittemore Prize two years ago, presented the Award to Anthony Fusco, the sophomore who, in the judgement of a committee of seniors, made the best contribution to the Academy through persever- ance and attitude. Q-gz..J-giiefsiilllffzg.5... r f .ilgfg-vi:Qi.g f.g.f.,1Q,,f i . 5.2,-a...V5j V' V :m,w..:1.sf Q 1 f- -U ' f .. f rim. - ' Y fs L' , -1 . 7 1-f.-1,--we -, .fgfz,.-Mi,-gggeTtg,ia,i,,mg',,3+grj.,, j, -rjig a ssafagtsg ,,1fitvs-fhxfmfrsfiiiihf.:xg-' V azr1fzze2zgfSfff2'31 3 1 ' f .fflbfwlifaefff-af'f.i . I . K ..f.11e.1f22si ' ' 'rf:TEi1igi'i.f7.'1t2 K f f. Established by Mr. Fred H. Goodwin of the Class of 1916: given to the senior who, by his athletic ach- ievement and sportsmanship , has brought the greatest honor to his school during the past year. Andre LaFleur For each of the three years following his exploits as a freshman, opposing coaches have groaned when they realized that once again their teams were to go up against him. Letter winner for two years in cross country running, for four years in both basketball and track, Most Valuable Player in both, for two years captain of the basketball team, co-captain in his senior year in track, perennial Independent School League All-Star, school record holder in the high jump and triple jump. ' . 5k5?f9Li?ixE'EEZlvEl-My-if ' 'iflzfwa mf 1 - ' zs:':s.r.J.ff.:.'. .sf-few 1 . . ,..,, :ff--wr., . . , t -W ,. ' fav if - -A .- . w w -Y A 1 : T A t 1 .4 1 s?a2si5?2ffi2sf?z5a1t1s','1f142121 2 Qitfzsfis-K' 'f 1 'f122ff sfvgfeiffyfl ffraeiififeeft 1 - - g-f1.:.Qf,f5,:g..ef-.- , ,.1q5,,,fg: -' --,:g,,: r Philip Appleton Given by his sister in loving memory of Peter Marshall French. It is inscribed each year with the name of a student at any level whose perseverance, sportsmanship and generous spirit on the playing field, regardless of distinction as an athlete, represent the highest standards of participation. . .f ,-,,.s, . - r-91. ,. ..f..11,..11.g . , ny. . pr .. K Established in 1974 in mem- ory of a mem- ber of the Class of 1975. It is 1 awarded to that senior girl who, by her example and by her achievement in athletics, has brought high honor to herself and to her school. Rebecca Lapham A varsity basketball player and skier, for three years a starter in both varsity field hockey and lacrosse, she has over and over again demonstrated the poise and the talent to play any position and frequently has been asked to switch in mid- ame. A complete team player on and off the field, sie has served as a dormitory proctor, where her easy going way and good humor ave served her and her peers well. A main stay on defense in field hockey, All-Independent School League for the past two seasons, she was selected 1st team Most Valuable Player in her junior year and named the best all-round player in the League. In lacrosse she has been 1st team All-League both last year and this. And as a young lady to know, she is a delight! 0 . . .. A -,,. . .,.. Chris Laganas is the second athlete to be awarded a Twelve Varsity Letter jacket by Athletic Director Bob Anderson. First such recipient, Sue Perry, '81, assisted in the presentation. Lag- anas won four letters each in soccer, hockey and lacrosse. 169 Wilkie Service Award Awarded to a senior whose contributions to the community outside the school have best demon- strated deep concern, unfailing sympathy and aid. Her accomplishment has been remarkable, inspiring. She is emin- ently deserving of this recognition. Teresa Rose Russo A Gaffney Prize Awarded to the senior who, in the opinion of the faculty, has been most considerate of the rights, opinions, and sensibilities of others. A Tour Guide, Big Brother, dormitory proctor, a Senior Director of the Peter Marshall French Student Center, member of the student-faculty Discipline Commit- tee, varsity football and lacrosse regular, and a member of the Governor Dummer Honor Society. Bruce Cunningham Turner Cumings Prize Awarded to a student who has shown perseverance, hard work, and good spirit in contributing to the welfare of the school. A steady contributor on the women's varsity basketball teamg co-captain of the women's varsity tennis team: dormitory proctorg co-Editor-in-Chief of The Gover- nor: a member of the Governor Dummer Honor Society and of the Gum Laude Society. Karen Marie Fasciano 170 Thespian Award Awarded for meritorious work in the field of dramatics, for inspiring participation, providing leadership, and developing thea- trical knowledge and abilities. The recipient has set a high- water mark in theatre at Governor Dummer which will live long in the memories of all who have watched her perform. Through her wide participation in community theatre she has been a superb ambassador and forged an artistic bond between the Academy and our neighbors throughout the greater Newbury- port area. Elea jesse Kemler A , Q Barriskill Prize Awarded annually to that member of the senior class who has made an outstanding contribution in the field of music at the Academy. He graduates accomplished not only on the piano, but on the organ and the synthesizer- a master of improvisation and composition. Christopher Micha e1 Frangos t l 1 ,G - 2 o 2 o i l .,: t Awarded to members of the Senior Class whose perseverance, courage, initiative, sense of respon- sibility, loyalty, andfor concern for others have contributed to the strength of the Academy. In recognition of all of her qualities as a person, as a leader, and as an unassuming and unselfish contributor. Elea jesse Kemler He is, however, far more than an athlete. He has been a widely respected ambassador for the Academy. Andre Pierre LaFIeur The watchword is loyalty: to her friends, to her commitments, to the Governor Dummer Academy community. Rebecca Helen Riehl One of those among us who can be depended upon-totally trusted. She is the type of person who makes Governor Dummer Academy healthy and strong. Susan jennifer Tovvler Bruce receives the Gaffney Prize from Mr. Ragle. smaq .hu 5 I cnvzncsmn um: ian: mllimdnz Dunn mm ma- uzoo I 1,00 no-may mum an -vw: wma mm za ww: 7-00 - -' WU! lbvli HMG!! Jim! 6 : - : 5 lrukflxt for MIMIH l:l1 - 11:J0 Flnll Inn in NISYUIV I LNOGIIIGI STUUV 8:11 - 111W Study H111 for mn-elllif-ld Studulu M! in 11:15 - 12:15 Lilith fl-R Hrll, N-11 31115: P-Z I! 12:15l 1:00 - 1.10 M01 lvM!.1lly1vl the ludlf-urhl 2:00 - 5:00 IV Eu! in PSYDDLNV. VUSIC TNKDIV B IDUILFYGIS mu g sim nn mf mm me may. um sf mu. 3:00 - 5:U0 SPN!! 9791811 F.o110Whl1DlVK ll In Lhl mn tammy -- open as mm. :mmm 5:15 - 5:30 Hr dinner for bolrdan 7'lJ17 - -- Met Hauvs Vuudl Jim! 7 7- g- l- 5 Hut fur bulrdlrx B210 -11:10 1 Exim! El1f1lSN 5:10 - 11.110 Study H311 for n-:nm 2 ll eu!! rms - ins time- 1.14 nm: - -z . -asv 1:50 - 1:30 Sthwl nesting In ludiuz in Var cam! Ill I smut: Ind Kev! 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Xlc'l1'cvsc-,Vvzllbrmcly,Szlugus, W:1kvfivlfi. 184 RIVERVIEW FISH MARKET RESTAURANT LOBSTER POOL CATERERS Reasonable Prices For FhVyGdT gSfd BRIDGE ROAD U. S. ROUTE 1 Salisbury, Ma. TELEPHONE: Fish Market 462-98 Restaurant 462-782 MIGRANDY CGRPURATION VVISHES THE CLASS UF 83 ALL THE BEST me A soo? MIGRANDY x0 i Xi CORPORATION L29 4 X Q QL ' 6 0 OF gone Tibor Menyhart P president O 675 Cypress Dr. erritt Island FI 32952 'Elegant Lodging 'Downtown Location 'Private Baths 'Color TV 'Whirlpool Baths 'Working Fireplaces 8 Air Cond. 'Antique Furnishings 'Maior Credit Cards 'AAA Approved 7 ESSEX STREET 465-3148 NEWBURYPORT, MA. 01950 FITQSTSMUCEAIXI lXl!lVlCDlXl!lL BANK QE NlilflfBplQVle5QTQT 51 State Street Newburyport t6t7i 462-6617 M f-rv- t ttlr P D i C Congratulations Class of 1983 if to Slam: 'ff' W ' X' 47 if?-,aa- ', ,, . - , 5 V Merrimack ree - L St t 462 V 4- rv 1 Newburyport 8750 HY'lU At THE MILL, Newburyport Fine Clothing and Accessories for Gentlemen and their Ladies 24 Pleasant St., Newburyport, Ma. 01950 9 16171 465-8944 Krny's Charge, Master Cha dr Vlsa, Hrs.: 9:30-5:30, Frl. rll 9 p,m. Will's secret to eating G.D.A. food: Swallow it whole, 17 Mouthwotering morsels. Cheesecakes, Carrot Cakes Chocolate Cakes Sa Craossaots State St, Newboropart, 4aQ-BQ48 Puckerma wharf, Salem, 744-QBQO THE CHEESECIIKE comvnnv 1. Restaurant 81 Lounge mmqjfime LUNQHEON SPECIALS U D Chlnese, American and Polynesian Cuisine Orders Put Up To Take Out 57 STOREY AVENUE 462-8941 NEWBURYPORT, MA SAFFORD'S IEWELRY SHOPPE Member American Gem Society 39 PLEASANT STREET NEWBURYPORT, MASS 01950 EST 1870 Dr. Robin S. Blair OPTOMETRIST TELEPHONE 56 STATE ST. 465-3491 NEWBURYPORT, MASS 01950 VELOCITY CYCLES 329 Summer St. FITCHBURG, MA 01420 1 I617l 343-7029 Authorized dealer Bianchi YANKEE RUNNER NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS 01950 f617l 465-0977 We will teach you how to 1,500 Locations lose weight naturally in the U.S. and keep it off! and Canada N AT THE LOS ow 'NG DIET 2 .9 0 Q at CENTERS MAIN OFFICE 25 Kenoza Avenue 3 Market Street 451 Andover Street Haverhill, MA 01830 Newburyport, MA 01950 No. Andover, MA 01845 I617l374-8603 Ellen Newman Hart-Rice House Gilda Edelstein The Hill 213 Broadway Owners Portsmouth, N.H. 03801 Methuen, MA 01844 l i 1 111 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 THE BOSTON MORTGAGE COMPANY Candlelight French Provincial EIGrandee Old Master King Richard Legato STERLING BY TUWLE The Towle tradition of craftsmanship extends back to 1690. From this unique heritage comes the understanding and respect for solid silver that distinguishes their work today. Beautiful designs and superb craftsmanship make tables set with Towle among the world's loveliest. TOWLE SILVERSMITHS . Whanyou nmd protection... . ,Hy - .! ! I I fjfqf 0 x X 4 ,,, AND .. ww: - Lum' - . A x KP ww , 1353.223 I f If 'Nix 16 vw' ! 6127 31251, bu -' 'W 'itil yf ' 1 :J ,Q-.....:. 'X I 71' uf , Q t ' ' W 'X N b rm ' i as ,-4 - Q aw urypor, ass.o195o K Josiah H.We,1ch tiff, f A President Gifts for all C d C dl Jewelry Stationery Gih p Party Goods 'E R -.-.,-3' THE GIFT HORSE . . g VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER. TOPSFIELD I -- gb 887-5676 Masvercharge wewcome x I PLUMER WOODWORKING Sz GLASS GO. 8 HIGH ROAD, NEWBURY, MASS. Right over Newburyport line on High Rd. FOR YOUR EVERY Tel: 462-7634 WOOD 81 GLASS NEED fy 4 31 ART 81 CAMERA 462-6442 SUPPLIES o CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING 37 Pleasant Street Dan Sz Ioyce Orfant SEAPORT STUDIO 8l CAMERA SHOP Newburyport, Ma. 01950 l617l 465-9455 27 STATE STREET NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS 01950 3 2 ARTHUR S. PAGE INSURANCE AGENCY HI' AI 57 STATE ST. 0 NEWBURYPORT, MASS. 01950 o PHONE 465-5301 , Y -- - -:---- ,,,,,'l! !',- ' V 5'AA ' Zfildnnihun COMPLIMENTS UF SMITH BARNEY HARRIS UPHAM 81 C0 255 FRANKLIN ST BUSTUN, MA. 01944 TEL 617-338-2468 Seniors Adams, Mary Gail Adams, William D. Agger, David A. Aimone, Iames H. III Aizenstark, Stanley G. Appleton, Philip I. Baum, Letty M. Bernier, Iames S. Borgman, Iohn H. Bradshaw, Sarah A. Breed, Sarah D. Brown, Todd D. Calder, Bartley H., Ir. Cawley, Alexander P. Chase, Douglas S. Cohen, Arthur H. Cryts, Kevin P. Dow, David S. Ehrlich, Gregory M. Eveleth, Catherine E. Fasciano, Karen M. Frangos, Christopher M. Gibbs, Ionathan D. Gilfeather, Michael S. Ginsberg, Christopher K. Gronberg, Karen A. Halpern, Aaron L. Ham, Caleb S. Hare, Frederick I. Heasley, Heidi K. Higgins, Elizabeth L. Hirshfield, Adam E. Hoffman, David S. Hoffman, W. Drew Iudson, Peter A. Kagan, Mark P. Kemler, Elea I. Kinder, David H. Knight, Ieffrey Koffman, Laura I. Krause, Caroline S. Krukonis, Amy D. LaFleur, Andre P. Laganas, Chris P. Lapham, Rebecca B. Levensohn, Lue L. Runawit Rd., Exeter, NH 03833 22 Wolcott Ave., Andover, MA 01810 230 Clifton Sl. POI'tlH1'ld, ME 04103 61 Warren Ave., Plymouth, MA. 02366 1509 Sherbrooke St. West, Apt. 61, Montreal, 38 Sagamore Drive, Andover, MA 01810 2 Morningside Drive, Swampscott, MA 01907 Rockholm Road, Gloucester, MA 01930 474 West B Street, Brawley, CA 92227 55 Woodland Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 Exeter Road, Hampton Falls, NH 03844 93 Pickman Road, Beverly, MA 01915 43 Oak Hill Street, Pepperell, MA 01463 260 Middle Street, West Newbury, MA 01985 6 Chatigny Lane, Newburyport, MA 01950 24 Winthrop Ave., Apt. 2, So. Lawrence, MA 64 Pearl St., Reading, MA 01867 173 Holt Road, Andover, MA 01810 34 Sumner Street, Swampscott, MA 01907 R. D. 3, Box 80, Camden, NY 13316 300 Charles Street, Reading, MA 01867 61 Dodges Row, Wenham, MA 01984 3 Hilltop Drive, Wenham, MA 01984 104 Hampshire Road, Wellesley, MA 02181 362 High Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 6 Pomfret Road, Chelmsford, MA 01824 56 Milk Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 Sanborn Road, Hampton Falls, NH 03844 P.Q. Hee 1M1, Canada 01843 Box 306, 37 Shapquit Bars Rd, W. Falmouth, MA 02574 R.F.D.it1, Kensington, East Kingston, NH 03827 21 Timothy Drive, Andover, MA 01810 11 Canterbury Drive, Sudbury, MA 01776 28 Hidden Way, Andover, MA 01810 28 Hidden Way, Andover, MA 01810 135 Central Park West, New York, NY 10023 14 Bodwell Ave., Salem, NH 03079 143 Water Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 Hoblands, Kemnal Road, Chislehurst, Kent BR7 6LY, Eng. 5 Philips Drive, Newburyport, MA 01950 9 Punchard Avenue, Andover, MA 01810 7 Ward Street, Ipswich, MA 01938 210 Common Lane, Prides Crossing, MA 01965 1636 Spaulding St., Los Angeles, CA 90019 Box 413, Lafayette Road, Hampton, NH 03842 25 Sea Street, Manchester, MA 01944 51 Garden Street, Boston, MA 02114 Lilly, Susan B. Macdonald, Frederic A. Malay, Thomas I. Martin, I. Elizabeth McFaddin, Stephanie McLaughlin, Daniel P. Menyhart, Gregory H. Morse, C. Herrick Nesbit, Christopher Nester, Laurianne Newman, Ionathan E. Nicholson, Steven L. O'Malley, Patricia A. Perry, Lisa A. Pierce, Timothy C. Quin n, Patricia E. Richards, Iohn D. Riehl, Rebecca H. Riley, Peter A. Rose, Iames L. Ross, Peter E. Russo, Teresa R. Sanders, Elizabeth R. Schwartz, Danielle L. Shore, Cord M. Skaff, Gregory W. Sperry, Ann H. Stahl, Iohn M. Staley, Mark E. Stempler, Andrew P. Stetson, Wendy L. Stram, Richard E. Studley, Susan L. Sullivan, Mark D. Sullivan, Timothy K. Sylvain, Iohn S.H. Towler, Susan I. Turner, Bruce C. Tyler, Page Valhouli, Nicholas I. Walberg, Erika L. Wallent, E. Matthew Warden, Gregory C. Welch, Amy S. Whitney, Lori A. Williams, Hope A. .. X ' x w,,,a za. 'l 2,,n DA I ! 115 Dascomb Road, Andover, MA 01810 42 Washington St., Marblehead, MA 01945 Hampton Road, Exeter, NH 03833 11 Fuller Street, Magnolia, MA 01930 5443 5th Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90043 195 Grove Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 1790 Bay Shore Drive, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 34 Central Street, Rowley, MA 01969 9 Hidden Ledge Road, Manchester, MA 01944 39 Bennett Hill Road, Rowley, MA 01969 98 Gale Avenue, Haverhill, MA 01830 Exeter Road, Route 88, Hampton Falls, NH 03844 116 Oxford Avenue, Haverhill, MA 01830 23 Sweetbriar Lane, Hampton, NH 03842 25 Circle Street, Marblehead, MA 01945 119 High Ridge Road, Boxford, MA 01921 45 Atlantic Road, Gloucester, MA 01930 61 Salem Street, Andover, MA 01810 9 Huntingdon Road, Lynnfield, MA 01940 18 Morgan Street, Wenham, MA 01984 Village Road, Surry, NH 03431 2 Toppan's Lane, Newburyport, MA 01950 21 Exeter Road, Hampton, NH 03842 185 W. Main Street, Georgetown, MA 01833 1418 Commonwealth Ave. Newton, MA 02165 45 Clifford Road, Sudbury, MA 01776 12 Ashbrook Drive, Hampton, NH 03842 3271A Sutton Place, N.W., Washington, DC 20016 276 Park Place, Decatur, IL 62522 12 Sheffield Road, Wakefield, MA 01880 Environmental Concern, Box P, St. Michaels, MD 21663 650 Central Road, Rye Beach, NH 03871 35 Curtis Road, Boxford, MA 01921 29 Topsfield Road, Boxford, MA 01921 8 Cakebread Drive, Sudbury, MA 01776 80 North Shore Road, Hampton, NH 03842 816 Bay Road, Hamilton, MA 01936 20 Lee Street, Marblehead, MA 01945 36 High Street, Topsfield, MA 01983 8 Birchwood Terrace, Groveland, MA 01834 339 Concord Street, Haverhill, MA 01830 424 Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington, MA 01887 5 Main Drive, Wenham, MA 01984 59 High Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 River Bend Circle, Exeter, NH 03833 52 Valley Street, Beverly Farms, MA 01915 196 Juniors Adams, Kimberly N. Bartholomew, Paul A. Barton, Iohn M. H. Bowman, Ioseph R. Breed, Amie P. Brewer, Mark G. Carlson, C. David Carothers, Matthew B. Cashin, Charles L. Clark, Timothy A. Cuddy, Lawrence E., Ir. Cummings, Iohn M., Ir. Daley, Dorothy A. Deller, Pierre DiModica, Michael DiNanno, Ioseph R. Donaldson, D. Iames D'Orazio, Kimberly I. Dust, Thomas A. Engel, Brett E. Feingold, Rachael F. Finnon, Melissa A. Friedman, Hugh R. Giantis, Iohn N. Glazer, Stephen H. Glidden, Lori Ann Gould, David E. Graf, Michael P. Grillo, Kimberlee I. Hagan, Mariel Hagstrom, Alison K. Hanson, Elizabeth A. Hennessey, Krista L. Hurley, Iohn M. Iames, Kristin D. Iasse, Iean Iohnson, Charlotte E. Kent, David O. Kimball, Elizabeth G. King, William F. III Lafferty, Shelagh M. Lambert, Kathleen L. Lancaster, Iames C. Lawson, Dexter W., Ir. Lazo, lason L. Leary, Michael P. Leavitt, N. Burke Liss, Ronald F., Ir. Long, Henry W. Lu, David P. MacKenzie, Kristen L. Makowski, Thomas W. Marculewicz, Stefan I. Marsh, Edward B. III Marshall, Eric R. Maxey, Rhonda R. Miller, Frederick A., Ir. Miller, Iohn L. Norris, Iennifer E. 0'Dell, Brian P. Pharaon, Iamil W. Riley, Cathleen A. Rizza, Scott P. Romboletti, Christine I. Roy, Paul C. Schneiderman, Kara L. Schulman, Ioseph R. Seward, Hilary R. Shula, Steven C. Smith, Rochelle L. Stephan, Mark D. Sullivan, Kathleen M. Sullivan, Mary E. 22 Wolcott Avenue, Andover, MA 01810 12 Winterberry Drive, Amherst, NH 03031 167 Washington Street, Groveland, MA 01834 19 Rugby Road, Mattapan, MA 02126 Exeter Road, Hampton Falls, NH 03842 7 Tanglewood Road, Boxford, MA 01921 Driftwood Road, Rockport, MA 01966 80 Wilsondale Road, Dover, MA 02030 84 High Street, Chelmsford, MA 01824 East Lake Road, Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 19 Abbot Bridge Drive, Andover, MA 01810 27 Buzzards Bay Avenue, Woods Hole, MA 02543 49 Forest Street, Manchester, MA 01944 P. O. Box 2036, Quito, Ecuador 2 Lee Road, Groveland, MA 01834 20 Deventry Court, Lynnfield, MA 01940 165 Topsfield Road, Ipswich, MA 01938 21 Summer Street, Danvers, MA 01923 155 East 76 St., New York, NY 10021 16 Country Club Road, Rockport, MA 01966 105 Georgetown Road, Boxford, MA 01921 20 Woodcrest Road, Manchester, MA 01944 49 Warren Street, Brookline, MA 02146 1 Lenway Road, Byfield, MA 01922 669 Kenoza Street, Haverhill, MA 01830 24 Middle Road, Merrimacport, MA 01860 75 Federal Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 One Post Road, Greenland, NH 03840 10 Upland Road, Newburyport, MA 01950 46 Foster Street, North Andover, MA 01845 10 Riverside Avenue, Gloucester, MA 01930 42 Fenno Drive, Rowley, MA 01969 8 Wirthmore Lane, Lynnfield, MA 01940 54 Cottage Farm Road, Brookline, MA 02146 65 Kingston Road, Plaistow, NH 03865 8 Coltin Drive, Newburyport, MA 01950 256 East Lothrop Street, Beverly, MA 01915 72 High Street, Chelmsford, MA 01824 372 High Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 RR1, Box 151, Chopps Pt. Rd., Woolwich, ME 04579 43 lyannough Road, Hyannis, MA 02601 6 Highland Avenue, Newburyport, MA 01950 16 Nixon Park, Portsmouth, NH 03801 30 Hilltop Drive, Wenham, MA 01984 150 Perkins Row, Topsfield, MA 01983 55 Woodstock Street, Seabrook, NH 03874 Governor Dummer Academy, Byfield, MA 01922 15 Blueberry Circle, Andover, MA 01810 12 Mansion Drive, Topsfield, MA 01983 43 North Street, Tewksbury, MA 01876 12 Wilson Lane, Acton, MA 01720 Walker Road, Manchester, MA 01944 8 Spring Street, P.O. Bx. 177, Essex, MA 01929 P.O. Box 548, Old England Rd., Ipswich, MA 01938 8 Alden Circle, Reading, MA 01867 940 W. Palmer Avenue, Compton, CA 90220 Exeter Road, Hampton Falls, NH 03844 291 South Road, Rye Beach, NH 03871 3 Rockaway Avenue, Marblehead, MA 01945 96 Wildwood Road, Andover, MA 01810 cfo Raymes, 350 Lowell St., Andover, MA 01810 641 Exeter Road, Hampton, NH 03842 20 Stagecoach Road, Topsfield, MA 01983 284 Winnacunnet Rd., Hampton, NH 03842 Montclair Street, West Newbury, MA 01985 Spofford Road, Boxford, MA 01921 2897 N.E. 25th Street, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33305 Preston Place, Beverly Farms, MA 01915 433 Main St., W. Newbury, MA 01985 610 North Cliveden Ave., Compton, CA 90220 103 North Main St., Topsfield, MA 01983 2 Abbott Street, Danvers, MA 01923 9 Orange Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 Tallman, Gerald F. Taormina, Harry S. Tempel, William H. Thomson, Gregory C. Tingle, Brent A. Tung, David C. Tuthill, Elizabeth H. Valhouli, Christoe I. Ventre, Frederic I. Wallace, Ieffrey S. Walsh, Amy A. Werner, Edward L. Wheeler, David I. 17 Farrwood Drive, Andover, MA 01810 34 Howe Street, Ipswich, MA 01938 27 Parker Street, Newbury, MA 01950 31 Summer Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 10 Woodridge Lane, North Hampton, NH 03862 214 North Acres Rd., Manchester, NH 03104 Ox Pasture Hill, Rowley, MA 01969 8 Birchwood Terrace, Groveland, MA 01834 1 Waldeman Ave., Beverly, MA 01915 114 Coachmans Lane, North Andover, MA 01845 77 Fulton Street, Boston, MA 02109 Normancy Hesperus Ave., Magnolia, MA 01930 514 Bay Road, Hamilton, MA 01936 Sophomores 150 Bradley Place, Palm Beach, FL 33480 2430 N. Lakeview Ave., Chicago, IL 60614 Allen, Andrew H. Ames, Nathalie E. Appleton, Katherine M. Arata, Steven D. Armstrong, Benjamin C. Asadoorian, Elizabeth A. Barrett, Stephen B. Bennett, Patrick A. Berghager, Alexa Bertelsen, Elizabeth C. Blatchford, Samuel T. Bornstein, Steven M. Bucknall, Stevenson L. Carlson, Daniel F. Chance, Chris M. Chase, Rebecca L. Cherot, Bevin K. Church, Courtney, Cloutier, Robert Collins, Daniel I. Condon, Peter D. Daley, Dinah C. deLisle, Victoria M. Demeri, Lisa DiNanno, Ioseph R. D'Orazio, Stephanie S. D'Souza, Cheryl M. Edelstein, Susan L. Fleming, Sea P. Frangos, Diane M. Friedman, Cory S. Fusco, Anthony P. Galpern, Wendy R. Gardner, Ionathan A. Gardner, Stephanie L. Gately, Dennis P. Gibbs, Andrew S. Ginsberg, Mark A. Goddard, Christopher A. Goldberg, Paula B. Gould, Iessica A. Grebe, David H. Haack, Andrew P. Haack, Matthew M. Hasapidis, George P. Hefford, Amy E. Hill, Anna-Leigh P. Hooker, Ioshua B.H. 38 Sagamore Drive, Andover, MA 01810 23 Cardinal Lane, Wilton, CT 06897 1 Colman Road, Byfield, MA 01922 189 Wheeler Street, Methuen, MA 01844 16 Leonard St., Gloucester, MA 01930 4 Fogg Drive, Durham, NH 03824 Southern Boulevard, Plum Island, Newbury, MA 01950 7 Iuniper Rd., So. Hamilton, MA 01982 Allen St., P.O. Box E, Wilton, ME 04294 14 Sheldon Rd., Marblehead, MA 01945 70 Pathfield Rd., Streatham, London, SW16 England 180 Driftwood Rd., Rockport, MA 01966 30 Terry Lou Avenue, Box 942, E. Falmouth, MA 02536 6 Chatigny Lane, Newburyport, MA 01950 157 Grova Street, Westwood, MA 02090 The Cocoon, Warwick, Bermuda 16 Wilmor Road, Topsfield, MA 01983 234 Woodland Rd., Hampton, NH 03842 Maple Ave., Box 563A, Atkinson, NH 13811 49 Forest Street, Manchester, MA 01944 1 Skytop Drive, Manchester, MA 01944 68 Nelson Street, Georgetown, MA 01833 20 Daventry Court, Lynnfield, MA 01940 21 Summer Street, Danvers, MA 01923 32 Hilltop Drive, Wenham, MA 01984 47 Melrose Ave., Haverhill, MA 01830 3 Sea Road, North Hampton, NH 03862 61 Dodges Row, Wenham, MA 01984 24 Salt Spray Lane, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107 95 Main Street, Rockport, MA 01966 38 Cornell Road, Marblehead, MA 01945 6 Cabot Road, Andover, MA 01810 5 Alden Road, Andover, MA 01810 11 Coleman Rd., Groveland, MA 01834 3 Hilltop Drive, Wenham, MA 01984 362 High Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 75 Edgehill Rd., Wallingford, CT 06492 26 Smithshire Estates, Andover, MA 01810 75 Federal St., Newburyport, MA 01950 6 Kimball Avenue, Wenham, MA 01984 102 Main Street, West Newbury, MA 01985 102 Main Street, West Newbury, MA 01985 16 Argonne Road, Pinehurst, MA 01866 276 Haverhill Street, North Reading, MA 01864 30 Green Street, Ipswich, MA 01938 101 Highland Ave., Rockport, MA 01966 Huffsmith, Melissa Huggard, Esmee A. Huggard, Michael W. Iohnson, Nolden T. Kagan, David S. Kaplan, Kate M. Kasarda, Serge B. Kelly, Ieffrey P. Kirk, I. Douglas Konovalchik, Alexande Lazo, Meredith G. Leary, Timothy C. Lessard, Robert P. Mahoney, Sean Maxfield, Timothy R. McCarthy, Linda Menyhart, Andrew W. Moore, David A. Nardone, Paul B. Nesbit, Ionathan Newman, Barry D. Nichols, Scott I. Osgood, Alexandra F. Pappas, Iohn N. Pechet, Roslyn G. Peers, Michael G. Pharaon, Basem W. Pollock, W. Quinn Quimby, Peter H. Redgate, Michael H. Royster, Michelle L. Russo, Katrina M. Sanders, Ionathan L. Scribner, Curtis M., Ir. Shain, Ionathan B. Smith, Ieanne M. Soule, Sarah E. Starensier, David L. Stewart, Mark W. Stram, Donna M. Taft, Ieffery P. Tagg, A. Iames, Ir. Terrile, Michael I. Thompson, Alvin B. Turner, Robert S. Twomey, Iill A. Underhill, Blake B. Vandal, Kelly A. Warden, Gregory C. Webber, Andrew B. Wellington, Sarah P. 145 Lake Shore Road, W. Boxford, MA 01885 P.O. Box 543, Beverly Farms, MA 01915 P.O. Box 543, Beverly Farms, MA 01915 25 Parsonage Lane, Topsfield, MA 01983 14 Bodwell Avenue, Salem, NH 03079 24 Gerald Road, Marblehead, MA 01945 Argilla Road, Ipswich, MA 01938 40 High Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 13 Old Garden Road, Rockport, MA 01966 1 Burnham Road, Peabody, MA 01960 150 Perkins Row, Topsfield, MA 01983 55 Woodstock Street, Seabrook, NH 03874 5 Wentworth Ave., P.O. Box 252, Hampton, NH 03842 9A Atlantic Ave., North Hampton, NH 03862 111 Reservation Road, Andover, MA 01810 33 Grey Lane, Lynnfield, MA 01940 1790 Bay Shore Drive, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 Governor Dummer Academy, Byfield, MA 01922 84 Reservoir Avenue, Revere, MA 02151 9 Hidden Ledge Road, Manchester, NH 01944 98 Gale Avenue, Haverhill, MA 01830 71 Bonny Lane, North Andover, MA 01845 156 Larch Road, Wenham, MA 01984 54 Ocean View Road, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107 104 Hammondswood Road, Chestnut Hill, MA 02167 South House, Box 98, Paget, Bermuda cfo Raytheon, 350 Lowell Street, Andover, MA 01810 82 Pleasant Street, Manchester, MA 01944 12 Orchard Avenue, Whitesboro, NY 13492 10 Rose Glen Drive, Andover, MA 01810 164 Homestead Street, Dorchester, MA 02121 2 Toppan's Lane, Newburyport, MA 01950 21 Exeter Road, Hampton, NH 03842 114 Morton Road, Yarmouth, ME 04096 15 Columbus Avenue, Haverhill, MA 01830 295 Franklin Street, Reading, MA 01867 87 Salem Street, Andover, MA 01810 207 Holt Road, Andover, MA 01810 34 Alderbrook Drive, Topsfield, MA 01983 650 Central Road, Rye Beach, NH 03871 123 Webster Street, Haverhill, MA 01830 Drinkwater Road, Hampton Falls, NH 03844 110 Lakeview Avenue, Haverhill, MA 01830 ' g z 82 Chilton Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 122 Lowell Road, Wellesley Hills, MA 02181 1 Daventry Court, Lynnfield, MA 01940 26 King Caesar Road, P.O. Box 1803, Dusbury, MA 02332 880 Salem Street, Groveland, MA 01834 5 Main Drive, Wenham, MA 01984 West Street, Antrim, NH 03440 1 Winthrop Drive, Riverside, CT 06878 :mill 198 Freshmen Bailly, Iohn B. Bostwick, Pamela E. Breiseth, Steven I. Brown, Hollis I., III Carey, Kimberly A. Curry, Tanya M. Davis, Michael A. E. Delaney, Paul F. DeLena, Robert C. Doehl, Elizabeth A. Donaldson, Marie E. Dur, Hedi I. Eaton, Andrew M, Feingold, Iustin D.F. Flagg, Kirsten Friedman, Greg S. Gage, Susan C. Glesmann, Iennifer Golden, Kelly Greenstein, David M. Hackett, Elizabeth A. Harris, Gregory S. Heasley, D. Cressler, Ir. Hunt, Vanessa S. Iasse, Michael A. Katsapetses, Iason T. Kneissler, Adam C. Konovalchik, Christopher Krasnakevich, Victoria M. Krukonis, Eric S. Kutrubes, Stefan P. Lapham, Henry G., Ir. Leonard, Sean F. Liss, George H. Longstreet, Gary O. Marculewicz, Alexandra Marden, Elysa D. McCarthy, George I. McCullom, Patrick W. Menard, Deirdre, C. Miller, David R. Mooney, Kimberly I. Morse, Christopher R. Nesbit, Timothy Nevins, Marc L. Pelletier, Suzanne Penachio, Kim M. Pollock, Anne W. Proulx, Monique M. Quinn, Carey H. Russell, Thomas E. Rybicki, Karen A. Seward, Lindsay H. Sheffield, Marie B. Studley, Robert H., Ir. Sweeney, William I. Taft, Gene A. Tauro, Christopher M. Thomson, Mark D. Tucker, Karen L. von less, Thomas I. Wallem, Susanne A. Waters, Deborah B. Whynott, Amy G. Williams, D. Bennett A. Beechwood Circel, Boxford, MA 01921 44 Striper Lane, E. Falmouth, MA 02536 Old Stage Road, Hampton Falls, NH 03844 470 Ocean Boulevard, N. Salisbury, MA 01950 Box 646, 59 Olde Parish Road, Rye, NH 03970 15 Garden Road, Peabody, MA 01960 P.O. Box 694, Tribe Rd., No. 1, Devonshire, Bermuda 540 Wallis Road, Rye, NH 03870 87 Crest Avenue, Revere, MA 02151 1 Elm Street, Byfield, MA 01922 165 Topsfield Road, Ipswich, MA 01938 Hay Street, Newbury, MA 01950 39 Thornell Rd., Newton Iunction, NH 03859 105 Georgetown Rd., Boxford, MA 01921 Curzon's Mill Rd., Newburyport, MA 01950 24 Salt Spray Lane, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107 12 Lincoln St., Exeter, NH 03833 Woodland Rd., Boxford, MA 01921 42 Salt Island Rd., Gloucester, MA 01930 35 Iane Rd., Marblehead, MA 01945 Parting Brooke, Newfields, NH 03856 25 Chapel Rd., North Hampton, NH 03862 RFD it 1 Kensington, East Kingston, NH 03827 330 Marston St., Tewksbury, MA 01876 188 Homer St., Newton Centre, MA 02159 46 Thurlow St., Georgetown, MA 01833 Stonecleve Rd., Boxford, MA 01921 1 Burnham Rd., Peabody, MA 01950 18 Woodcrest Rd., Manchester, MA 01944 210 Common Lane, Prides Crossing, MA 01965 265 Lowell St., Peabody, MA 01960 25 Sea Street, Manchester, MA 01944 15 Colonial Circle, Hampton, NH 03842 15 Clueberry Circle, Andover, MA 01810 19 Sea Rd., Rye Beach, NH 03871 8 Spring St., P.O. Box 177, Essex, MA 01929 10 Orchard St., Andover, MA 01810 185 Ipswich Rd., Bixford, MA 01921 338 Berry St., N. Andover, MA 01845 8 Spillers Lane, Ipswich, MA 01938 45 Elm Street, Byfield, MA 01922 103 Salem Rd., Topsfield, MA 01983 90 Beach Bluff Ave., Swampscott, MA 01907 P.O. Box 426, Hidden Ledge Rd., Manchester, MA 01944 4 Normandy Drive, Peabody, MA 01960 15 Countryside Way, Andover, MA 01810 71 Malden Street, Revere, MA 02151 82 Pleasant St., Manchester, MA 01944 14 Lilly Pond Rd., West Boxford, MA 01885 119 High Ridge Rd., Boxford, MA 01921 136 Alden St., Duxbury, MA 02332 G.D.A., Byfield, MA 01922 89 Preston Place, Beverly Farms, MA 01915 255 Indian Ave., Middletown, RI 20840 35 Curtis Rd., Boxford, MA 01921 51 Fiske St., N. Tewksbury, MA 01876 123 Webster St., Haverhill, MA 01830 47 Nanepashemet St., Marblehead, MA 01945 31 Summer St., Newburyport, MA 01950 230 Newbury St., Boston, MA 02116 100 Arlington St., Acton, MA 01720 RFD 32, E. Kingston, NH 03827 114 Linden St., S. Hamilton, MA 01982 18 Westover Dr., Lynnfield, MA 01940 c.D.A. Byfield, MA 01922 l Certified Seafood Dealers P.I.M. MARKQS BRA D P. 1. ARKOS SEAFQQD co., 1 C. 8 TOPSFIELD ROAD IPSVVICH, MASS. P. I. MARKOS TELS. 856-4949 356-4347 ELE Qgifffygwx Q I 4 fp, 0 5 gbifl ,ZA 'J wif-Qiiifi U .S 1 C7 .J .. tr 5 21 ' if 14 Pleasant St. Newburyport, MA 01950 C6175 465-2323 Stripped pine antiques -' -W '+-'N- . , ........, .... . . A N 7 .- upm , H 1 W 1 ,V AVR W iv Q 1 m 200 aetxf:, Oily ATOL Sb 4, LQ IN ev. U5 H: A 1 D131 fy 'f 511 --155315 .! , , ml O -ff .1 5 1 'ik 7? LH: ' ff 72, tix Q F3911 19 xxff wo? My p-WWM