Manchester High School - Anchor Yearbook (Manchester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

7 74 - , fyt The Manchester Anchor 1981 Manchester-by-the-Sea We have chosen to dedicate this yearbook to a man who has touched the lives of many of us at Manchester High in a very special way. He has only been teaching in Manchester for four years, but that has been long enough for us to come to know him and respect him very much. His colleagues know him as kind, congenial, and gifted with an enormous amount of intelligence and quick wit. He is highly respected for his creativity and his diligence. His students know him as an exceptional teacher. He has always strived to know his students on a personal as well as an academic level. Open-minded and compassionate, he is responsive to our individual problems and tal- ents; he encourages the enjoyment of work and pride in work well done. To many students and faculty members he has become a very close friend on whom we can depend for a bit of advice, a good laugh, a reassuring word, or a warm smile. In this past year, in addition to his classes and the amount of hard work and time he has put into this year’s drama productions, he has shouldered the responsibility of chairman of the English Department in Mr. Averill’s absence. The time he has given, the dedication he has shown, and the extent of involvement he has taken on has won him the admiration of all. For these reasons given, and for many more, we the Editors wish to dedicate the 1981 Anchor to our teacher, friend, and favorite Miss Piggy Fan, Mr. John Stuart. 2 Table of Contents Dedication 2 Seniors 17 Faculty 41 Underclassmen 50 Spring Events 59 Clubs 71 Sports 81 Events 113 Ads 120 Principal’s Address 143 % M i ’ So what else exciting” is new?? It’s nice to be high. Fancy meeting you here! Another one bites the dust. Don’t cry Julie, it’s only a camera. Z o« Jdaue -Aiked Wle IdJky tke jbayd Sty by So Quickly, 4 For that ultrabright smile . . . Do you think I’m sexy? and lAJliy One deeis 1 1 o ifferent drom the Jdast? 5 You ' re not really gonna take that, are you? The Count” Ancl ? jou AAaij AJhat hjou Are AAear ui j or the future, For the 18 hour figure. Boom-Boo Buddies Come on, Fitz, it’s got to be in there somewhere.” 6 Manchester Soccer League Champions What? and Jdaue Cjrou n dduApiciouS o f the [- ast, Jolly Green Giant One of us? And then me and Fitz . . . Put one foot in front of the other Burke at work 7 ‘ ' Puffin takes aim. Debbie ' s loyal friends. Why is he doing this?” Man-eating Puffin” Statia it’s not that funny. He’s not so tough after all. cl ' IJou lAJonc er tyj the At) reams WeSk areJ AJogether 10 Forward men! “enough is enough” Look Di, we’re rich. ”K-K-Ka-Katie” The female editions of “Coaches Roaches. Jdave bandoned Ud or UJeM andoned Jh em. 11 “Roy, Roy, Roy!” Kid stuff. Caught m the act! Hug me, squeeze me, take me home. I ' ll do anything to get attention. G, space. 4nd IJou Cast dLout and to 3inJ the W, Today’s kids are different. The best the world has to offer Leigh, listening? Little brothers are good for something! The good hands people. We love you, Mom! So Skat IJou Oan S eel Skat (Closeness On Liz the Wiz Ready for a night on the town, girls? Dear Eddie . . . Splurge! We ' re not as innocent as we seem. c, arrij on Wif Sweet St uri ivor, 14 Just call me Grace. Hold the Maio Looks good but can we eat it? We know we ' re 1. Our Father . Two points . £ arrij on Wy JanJy Sri end. y 15 Even the Taj Mahal had to start somewhere. Quick read it before she comes back! Scott, that was sick! No, Maureen — you can’t play. Test Telepathy. 2 ) on t Qive Vp on tL2b ream an on t tjou Jet Jt £nJ. 16 _ Peter, P« l an ' Wary Hi, there . . . “Now look here, you . . THE TENTH REUNION Dee Agnello isn’t here tonight; she couldn’t break her date with Jay at White Beach. Karen Ambrose was eaten by her iguana. Leslie Andrews is now the first woman player for the NHL. Mike Bachman, Dave Tibbets and Chris Slater are going to be late; they finally tipped over backwards into the harbor. Cindy Ball has become the first woman superintendent of M.H.S. Gary Bates is still teeing off. Billy Bell is the president of Coach’s Roadmaps, Inc. Emma Borchersen arrived face-to-face with her husband; evidently their braces have locked. Barry Brooks was recently fired from his job at Jellystone Park for stealing pic-a-nic baskets. Jimmy Brown has made the final land purchase and is now the sole owner of Brownchester. Lynne Burgess and B.G.B. are happily married and living in the suburbs with their 2.4 kids, station wagon and dog. Shawn Burke is now a professional model. Ellen Canty just won the Kentucky Derby. Sarah Carson still moves with the seasons. John Ceurvels will be here when he finds his way out of the Frozen Foods Dept. Mike Chapman will be here as soon as he picks up his computer date. David Clough has set up his very own used car lot: Clough’s Used Clunkers. William Coburn recently received the “Super Salesman of the Year” award. Maureen Coen could not attend tonight; she couldn’t find a babysitter for her 18 kids. Mike Dalton has finally shown everyone just how intelligent he really is. Mike D’Angelo and Dave Newman are still committed to “natural acts.” Cathy Dawson is now the owner of Woodman’s. Beth Doucette drove the jeep from Ari “zona” just to be here with us. Peter Doucette is still looking for tunas with good taste ... or is it tunas that taste good? Laura Dunn still doesn’t get it. Beth Dwyer is the new emcee for The Muppet Show. Lars Franck — now we know — and he’s not a technician. Becky Franklin and Jerilyn Kershaw are still playing bumpsies. Randy Fritz has become the president of IBM. Dianna Gannett is still dodging Mac trucks with her eyes closed. Donna Gannett is no longer taking rides with her sister. Jim Gillis opened a bar he proudly named “Cuppies”. Mark Gilmore is the chairman of the Board of Selectmen of Brownchester. Brenda and Brian Gove . . . are they really related, or do they just look that way?! Elaine Griggs and Jodi Burbank arrived TOGETHER; as of last week, they were surgically joined at the hip. Scott Gruppe now drums for Caldera. John Hannah is a professional nomad. Margaret Hardwick came in smiling, as usual. Dana Harlow is hosting this reunion as the owner of the Hyatt-Regency. Liz Hatch mixed up her dates and couldn’t make it. Eddie Hunt: we have no account of the Count. Laurie Ina has become the new Rula Lenska. Mary Jodice is the first concert pianist to head the surgeon’s staff at Mass. General. Beth Johnson and Lisa Thursby are still Boom-Boo buddies. Katie Klebart . . . Oh! K-K-K-Katie . . . you’re the only girl that’s never said a word. Fitz Lufkin is the 1 Manchester Athletic supporter. Rico MacPherson has been promoted to the head water boy for the Celtics. Susan Madden owns a chain of McMaddens’. Leigh Magoon, Missy Maher, and Debbie O’Brien are now starring in their own series entitled “Chuckie’ Devils.” Gjyl Mustafa couldn’t stay long — she had 15 other reunions to attend. Steven Maio advertises for Heilman’s. Julie Manos is an abstract artist. Dave McCollum just had a “Big Mac Attack,” but will be right back . Doug McKinney owns a chain of Dougwa’s Whoppas. Alison Millikan has finally overcome procrastination. Amy Neal is taking us all for a Nick’s run in her brand new jeep. Betsy Nickless survived college, got married, and had kids, but not necessarily in that order. Gary Osborne is in the land of Oz. George Parkhurst now heads his own talk show, but where are the guests? Jeff Parsons is famous for his hybrid cross of turnips and parsley. Bret Pasek hulkified himself to death. Robbie Pepper is teaching a course on “How to be a Pepper.” Chris Plante has become the Unknown Comic. Tommy Platt raises platypuses. Christine Pszenny is still in Eddie’s field. Chris Rawlings lost his overcoat. Richard Renehan is hosting this reunion at the White House. John Richardson owns J. Rigga Oil, Inc. Allen Riemersma is now the Galloping Gourmet. Adrienne Rodier’s still clowning around. Bruce Rollins is best known for his role in the play, The Invisible Man. Caitlin Rumpf is still after L.B.’s nose. Pierre Rumpf is still handing out senior pictures to all the girls. Daren Salter is flying in from the Virgin Islands. Gretchen Salvesen isn’t here; she’s still in the tub. David Saulnier is starring in the ninth sequel of Star Wars. Jeff Schanley finally got a date with Mrs. Crosby. Todd Schermerhorn is still looking for guard rails in Brown’s parking lot. Marie Seekell was just wheeled in from Happydale where she is recuperating from her nervous breakdown. Chris Slater opened a Winabago shop. Coleen Smith — Pearson never, received an invitation because her name didn’t fit on the envelope. Jen Smith is now the manager of a Punk Rock Disco. Lisa Smith still has a dear attachment to the girls’ room. Maura Smith and AMK are still hiding from Mr. Carrow. Tina Smith dyed her hair black, finally admitting to herself that blondes don’t have more fun. Statia Soboleski is in the Guiness Book of World Records for running for the most offices. Craig Sullivan just won his tennis match against Bjorn Borg. Heather Turner is now starring in General Hospital. Laura . . . Wendt with Alex . . . Ware? SUPERLATIVES Class Genius: Mike Chapman and Karen Ambrose Class Jock: Fitz Lufkin and Maura Smith Class Clown: Adrienne Rodier and George Parkhurst Most Musical: Scott Gruppe and Mary Jodice Class Flirt: Jeff Schanley and Amy Neal Most Talkative: Laura Wendt and Gary Bates 20 Done Most for MHS: Richard Renehan and Beth Doucette Most Likely to Succeed: Liz Hatch and Craig Sulli- van Most Artistic: Leslie Andrews and Bruce Rollins Most Bashful: Shawn Burke and Katie Klebart Most Contagious Laugh: Brenda Gove and David McCollum Most Congenial: Jim Brown and Alison Millikan 21 Dalene Lynn Agnello a.k.a.: Dee. Favorite saying: Remem- ber who you are.” — R.M.A. Pet peeve: waiting . . . Future goals: To be the best I can be at whatever I choose to do. Fondest memories: BJC with J.L.B., Graduation night 1980, Carrow ' s class ' 79-’80, phone conversations with Fag. Activities: Football Cheerleading 4, Prom Comm. 4, Songfest 4, Driver’s Ed. 3, 4,5,6. Elizabeth Ann Bachman a.k.a.: Beth, Bayx, Shama Llama. Favor- ite saying: There are two gifts a parent can give his child — one is roots, the other is wings. Pet peeve: Bad dreams, mind games, the ending of summers, losing people you love. Future goals: To be a traveling salesman selling smiles and laughter at half-price. Fondest memories: J. W„ D. D., E. D., the spring ' 79, entertainment in the halls. Grateful Dead concert ' 79, T. H., A. M., N. N., H. K. and all the long trips we ' ve taken, T. S. new beginnings, J. H. M. S., New Hampshire Abby-mim 78-80 . Activi- ties: Softball (co-capt.) 1, 2; Field Hockey 1, Name that tune Comm. 2: Wingnut 1, 2, 3. Karen Elizabeth Ambrose Favorite saying: “Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must, that ' s part of the plan, await your arrival of simple survival, and one day we’ll all understand ...” — D.F. Pet peeve: rumors, deadlines, oral reports, phone bills. Fondest memories: M.D.M. (Nov. 1980), Sanibel 79, “that 9 to 3 stretch!,” NY, Ipswich, River trips, Cindy at S.A. Future goals: peace of mind, happiness and, of course, success. Activities: Nat. Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Manchester Scholar 34, 1980 Girls ' State Rep., Driver’s Ed. 3, Bev. Hosp. 4. Cynthia Jayne Ball a.k.a.: Cindy. Favorite saying: If you love something very much, set it free, if it comes back to you, it’s yours forever, but if it is doesn’t, it was never yours to begin with. Pet peeve: Monday morn- ings. Future goals: Associates Degree as a Medical Secretary, Take one day at a time and live life to its fullest. Fondest memories: P.A.W. 8 23 78, Wheat, R.L., Laquidara, Ship Ahoy Restroom, The Big Toe, K.A., G.S., L.B. Activities: Basketball Cheerleading 1, 2, Football Cheerleading 3, Coaches Award 1, 2. Leslie Jean Andrews a.k.a.: Lieutenant, Pesley, Leslie Hor- winkle, Les, Linebaca. Favorite saying: Only the sparrow know, That’s wicked good. Pet peeve: Friends who drink and drive, heading in late and getting up early, people that never take me seri- ously. Future goals: Army helicopter pilot, East Coast Aerotech, Hockey! to own a white stallion, Siberian husky. Fondest memories: Good parties with good friends, my first skates, rides on the bike with Glen, Shop F G, Winter 79, ’80, 11 7 79, The Great Escape. Activities: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Cross- Country 2. Gary John Bates a.k.a.: Hogie, G.J., Hyperextended Fluid. Favorite saying: Old teachers never retire, they just lose their class. Pet peeve: Mrs. Crosby’s pop quizzes, Spiggy’s lectures (real eye-openers), sore elbows, short haircuts. Future goals: To pull the emergency shower in Mr. Costello’s room. Fondest memories: Cape baseball trip 77, 78, Senior hal- loween dressup, prom ' 80, taking a’ swing at Mike Chapman, missing him and breaking five test tubes while Mr. Costello looks on. Activities: Golf 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, (co-capt.) 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Student Council Rep. 4, Boys’ State Rep. 3, Pres, and owner of Hogie- Bum Club. William Sargent Bell a.k.a.: Whimpy. Favorite saying: What’s up, Cobby! Pet peeve: School rules and Mr. Schrock ' s foot patrol. Future goals: To survive. Fondest memories: The back patio and study halls. Activities: Football 1,2, Hackball 2, 3, 4. Emma Margrethe Borchersen a.k.a.: M. Pet peeve: Gym class and holey socks. Future goals: To be happy in whatever I do and always have a rea- son to smile. Fondest memories: C.A.L. 79 D. w A., BT w G. Activities: Cross- Country 1, 2, 3, capt. 4, Bloodmobile 4, Songfest 2, 4, Driver’s Ed. 4, Summer Show 1,2, 3, 4. Barry Brooks a.k.a.: Boo Boo, Smokey. Favorite say- ing: What’s up?, Homework (ba-hum- bug). Pet peeve: Homework (ba-hum- bug). Future goals: To stay out of trou- ble. Fondest memories: Summer of 79 N.H. runs. Activities: Shop, Auto Mechanics, Auto Theory. James T. Brown a.k.a.: Brownie. Favorite saying: There is no dark side of the moon, as as mat- ter of fact, it’s all dark. Pet peeve: Quizzes in Gym class, pizza every Fri- day. Future goals: Electrical Engineer- ing, to own and manage my own com- pany, to be happy, and to make millions. Fondest memories: Sky-buds, G Blocks 10th grade, Kris Manthorne, U-Mass. Debat e trip J-L.P., Santana ' 80, W.W.C.S. prom ’80. Activities: Debate 3, Cross-Country 1, 2, Vice-President of Class 2, Moto-Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Home- room Rep. 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Blood Donor 4, Songfest 1, 2. Jodi Lyn Burbank a.k.a.: Jode, Jo Marshmallow. Favorite saying: Smile! It gives your face some- thing to do! Pet peeve: People who spell my name wrong, messing up the order,” whale watching. Ambition: to be more outgoing. Fondest memories: Boston Day ’80, Halloween ’80, BJC with ”3,’’ Beeping lights and Flashing Horns, Summer camping trips, the Beach Crew, Max. Activities: Basketball co-capt. 1, Songfest 2, 3, 4. Driver’s Ed. 3, Nat. Honor Society 2, 3, 4, (treasurer). Prom Committee 4. Lynne Ann Burgess Favorite saying: Your eyes are like two spots of gold while all around is dark.” Pet peeve: phone bills, painting garages. Future goals: To share every- thing with my best and special friend in the whole world, B.G.B. Fondest memo- ries: B.G.B., 12 23 78, Hyatt Regency, Fred and Rosie,” After the Songfest 78, Doritos and Tab, “L,” Immovable Arms, All times with B.G.B. Activities: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Cheerleading 2, co-capt. 3, Yearbook 4. Shawn P. Burke a.k.a.: Buds, Burkis. Favorite saying: Put off ' til the next day what you can put off ’tii tomorrow. Pet peeve: cameras, getting pictures taken. Future goals: To design my own home, to break par at ECC. Fondest memories: Mr. C’s class, 1980 golf season. Activities: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Team 2. John Ceurvels Sarah Whitney Carson a.k.a.: Sunshine, Whit. Favorite saying: C’est la vie, If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s yours, if It doesn ' t, it never was. Pet peeve: Monday mornings, rainy days, winters with no snow, school lunches. Future Goals: to be 17, to travel and be suc- cessful. Fondest memories: Saudi Arabia ' 76- ' 77, Georgia ' 78-’79, Varsity Football and Basketball cheering, Nantucket ' 79 ' 80, L.M., J.H. D C. — summer nights, horror shows with L.T., D.L., D.P., senior picture 9 19 80, Blizzard ' 78, L.M. “sleepovers,” Prom ' 80, Coach’s class, early graduation. Activities: French Club 1, Varsity Football Cheering 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Intermurals 2, J.V. Softball 2, Driver ' s Ed. 4, Yearbook 4. Ellen Canty Michael Scott Chapman a.k.a.: Chappy, Chippa, Puke-Face. Favorite saying: “It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog.” Pet peeve: Mrs. Gilmore, E.F., Loss of Nantucket (1980), St. John’s Prep. Future Goals: To grow. Fondest memories: 10-0, 1978 (George- town), Mr. Carrow’s c lass, my friends, 34, pre-game locker room. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Tri-capt. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Treasurer, Nat. Honor Society 3, 4, (Vice-Pres.), Deten- tion 1, 2, 3, 4. William Scott Coburn a.k.a.: “All-World Cobinski”, Cobiash”. Favorite saying: I have given up on winning or breaking even in life. All I am trying to do is keep from getting skunked.” Pet peeve: Being absent and missing notes, Stupid errors on my part. Future goals: To become an athletic trainer and be respected for what I do. Fondest memories: Visiting University of Maine at Orono. Activities: Weightlifting 1, 2, Basketball Trainer 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, Football 1. Football Trainer 4, Basketball Trainer 4, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 4. Michael Dalton Maureen Grace Coen a.k.a.: Moe, Grade, Jupe, Little Bonnie. Favorite saying: Hi kids!, Hey voluptu- ous! Pet peeve: people who wear their pants inside out. Future goals: To be Miss Maureen on Romper Room and to be like B.B. Fondest memories: S.M.N.C., painting, football at the graveyard, Mission V, K.D.A.H., camp- ing trip, lights out with B.J., E.F., and B.L. Bird-watching. Michael D’Angelo Favorite saying: “If I ever get out of this place . . .” Pet peeve: Gerry on the prowl, Uncle Bill, pep rallies, cold garages. Future goals: Graduation. Fondest memories: Utah 78-79, Misery Island clam bakes, J.-L.P., Big Gig 1 and 2. Cathy Dawson Beth Ann Doucette a.k.a.: Duck, Tootie, Bows. Favorite saying: To live your life in your own way ... to reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... to be the you that you want to be — that is suc- cess. Pet peeve: Forgetting tests, pulling together class events, and running in elec- tions. Future goals: To try my best at anything I do, and to live a happy and healthy life. Fondest memories: Laughing with friends and raising hell, Florida ' 78, Christmas ' 78, 3-26- 79, 5-6-79, 5-29-79, Halloween ’79 and ’80 (Legion). Activities: Vice-President of Class 2, 3, Bookstore, D.E.C.A., Literary Magazine (Assistant Editor) 3, Yearbook 4, Bloodmobile 4. Peter S. Doucette a.k.a.: Pete. Favorite saying: “Hey Pete, let’s go fishing.” — Kevin Doucette. Pet peeve: People who drive on the wrong side of the road. — K.V. Future goals: To own the world’s biggest fleet of sportfishing boats in the world. Fondest memories: Kevin, Uncle Vinnie, tuna fishing on Big Mac and Coot, ’79 Doo- bie’s concert with Dave, Nance, Michael. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tuna Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4. Laura Marie Dunn Favorite saying: Laughter is man’s best medicine. Pet peeve: cheerleading, pop quizzes, term papers, hickies. Future goals: To become one of the muppets with Beth! To become a significant part of the journalism field. Fondest memo- ries: Santana ’80, James Taylor 1979, Singing beach, SHADE. Activities: Debate Team 2, 3, National Forensic League, Tennis team 3, Softball 1, Stu- dent Council Rep. 2, Field Hockey 1, 2, 4, Basketball Cheerleading, Party Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 . . ., Football Cheerleading 3, S” Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Beth Ann Dwyer Favorite saying: Are we really happy in this lonely game we play. We’re lost in a masquerade. George Benson. Pet peeve: Term papers, designer jeans, unhappy people, Cheerleaders. Future goals: To deal with creative people, and to become one of the muppets. Fondest memories: My friend Ant, Summer of ’79, shooshing with Col, J. T. ’79, “Ber- tha.” Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, Student Council 1, Outdoor Club 3, “S” Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Party Club 1,2, 3, 4. Lars B. Franck a.k.a.: Shorty, Import, Swede. Favorite saying: Don’t do anything today that you could do tomorrow. Pet peeve: Tackling drills during football practice. Future goals: Be a technician in the Swedish Air Force (But you never know). Fondest memories: Pizza party at the Schan- ley s, When it is snowing when you wake up. Activities: Football 4, Basketball 4. Rebecca Ann Franklin a.k.a.. Becky, Beckford, Spec. Favorite saying: You want a smack! Good, bet- ter, best. Never let it rest, until your bet- ter is best. Pet peeve: Marching, Mon- days. Future goals: To be successful. Fondest memories: Mexico, Summer of 1980, Washington Trip, F.R.I.L., Being a mother to Jodi. Activities: Softball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, D.E., Backgammon Club 1. Diana Lynn Gannet a.k.a.: Di. Favorite saying: If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s yours. If it doesn’t it never was. Pet peeve: K.C., getting up in the morning, and playing gym. Future goals: To become rich and successful. Fondest memories: Summer of ”1978,” ‘The Office,’ parties (laboratory). Activities: Softball 2, Basketball 3, Driver ' s Ed. Donna M. Gannett Favorite saying: Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don’t walk behind, I may not lead. Walk beside me, and just be my friend ... Pet peeve: People who think they’re better than others. Future goals: To be successful in whatever I plan to do. F ondest memories: Summer of “79,” April vacation “80,” The Wall, K.P., L.B., New England Dragway, May ' 80. Activities: Basketball 2, Bookstore, Driver’s Ed. Brenda K. Gove Fondest memories: Fourth of July 79, New Year’s Eve 79. Margaret Elizabeth Hardwick a.k.a.: Peg, Maggie, Max, Favorite say- ing: Some mistakes are too much fun to make just once. Age only matters in wine and cheese. Pet peeve: Jealousy. Ambition: To get something I can’t have. Fondest memories: M.C., Haunted House, Mission “V,” R V, B.P.M.I.S., Trips to the hospital, Sum- mer 79, ' 80, R.H. Cookouts. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver’s Ed., Bookstore. James M. Gillis a.k.a.: Cuppy. Favorite saying: Let the good times roll. Pet peeve: Mr. Schrock’s hall patrol. Future goals: Communications Electrician, Computer Electronics. Fondest memories: F and G block shop, G.M., Mr. Fraser’s English classes. Coach’s roaches. Activities: Golf 1, 2, Driver’s Ed. 3, Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2. Brian Keith Gove a.k.a.: Govie. Favorite saying: Bush in ’81. Pet peeve: no musica, hot hunches served cold, Carrow’s study, Viking Lady. Future goals: To become suc- cessful in whatever I do, wherever I go, and get a pair of tickets for the Stones along the way. Fondest memories: G.M. Plant Field Trips, in-school suspensions, Blizzard of 78. Activities: Debate, D.E.C.A., Driver’s Ed, Hackball. Mark P. Gilmore a.k.a.: Slasher. Favorite saying: Forget what other people think about your ideas, a£ long as you are right. Pet peeve: Substitute teachers, i.e., Mr. H., class meetings. Future goals: To become very good at what I set out to do. Fondest memories: F and G block, Shop classes, Carrow’s study, working at the Singing Beach Club. Activities: Football 1, Bookstore (afternoon man- ager), D.E.C.A., Basketball. Elaine Barbara Griggs a.k.a.: Chippy, Gigs. Favorite saying: Save space for rainbows and dreams. Pet peeve: Mr. Ryan’s filmstrips. Gym with the animals, Levi’s tags. Ambition: To live one day at a time. Fondest mem- ories: Boston Day Jungle Punch at the beach, Halloween ' 80, the Quarries. Activities: Football Cheerleading 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Driver’s Ed. 3, Songfest 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, 4. Richard Dana Harlow a.k.a.: Dana. Favorite saying: Life is one long reach; the ongoing search for self and relationship. Enjoy! - George Duke. Pet peeve: Time EJN. Future goals: Hotel Restaurant Tourism, Financial Independence. Fondest memories: North of the Border, Coach’s Class, BMB 1,Z., Doobies ’79, Marty.” Activi- ties: Some football, a little basketball, and a little bit of baseball. Elizabeth Eyre Hatch a.k.a.: Liz. Lizzie. Future goals: To be happy and successful. Fondest memo- ries: Gretchen ' s BDP, Rainy Nights, Moldy Brownies, Touchdowns in gym, surprise party, (16), November 21-22, 1980 Cruising in St. John River. Activi- ties: Student Council — Vice-Pres., 4, Yearbook Business Manager 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Math Club 1,2,3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3. Glenn Tracy Hoysradt a.k.a.: Hoys. Favorite saying: Don’t worry about it, I ' m not. Pet peeve: Coach Cook’s gym class, Nova’s, pain. Future goals: To become successful in whatever it is I like best. Fondest memo- ries: 4th of July’s G and P and P; 1st motorcycle; boats. Activities: Football 1, Yankee Fleet. 28 G. E. Hunt a.k.a.: The count of no account (nobility) E. Howard, Eddie. Favorite saying: The left side of the brain controls the right half of your body, and the right side controls the left side. Therefore, left- handed people are the only ones in their right mind. Pet peeve: Homework, Research papers, SAT Test. Future goals: Football Coach. Fondest memo- ries: Southeast Games ’80. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 2, 3, Golf 2. Laura Ann Ina a.k.a.: Laurie, Lo. Favorite saying: Life is one long reach for self and relationship — enjoy! Pet peeve: Being Tardy, wak- ing up in the a.m., French, SAT’s, term papers, physicals, curfews. Future goals: To fly — not with the mind, but with the body. Fondest memories- J.V.D., Santanna ’80, James Taylor Concert ’79. Eric John Hosman Favorite saying: What’s the problem? Pet peeve: Seniors, who after all these years, still ask, “What block is it? Future goals: I plan to go to college and study in a field of law or business that will offer riches and vast opportunities. Fondest memories: Architectural Draw- ing, Teachers who always find time to help a student who may need extra help, last block study halls. Activities: Skiing Club — 1 year. Mary Ann Jodice Favorite saying: I had rather have a fool to make me merry, than experience to make me sad. — Shakespeare. Pet peeve: Katie’s sneakers, flying clay in physics, spelling mistakes, tall people in crowded corridors. Future goals: To get into medical school with half of my san- ity intact, and a perpetual tan. Fondest memories: Spinnakerizing, 8 14 81, Webster, The Castle, “Oliver,” cast party, Rollerskating, Baby blue cars, and Shakespeare. Activities: Summer- shows, Musicals, Capsizing drills, National Honor Society, Mastering the three-point turn, sailing. Catherine Louise Klebart a.k.a.: Katie. Pet peeve: People who say I’m bashful. Fondest memories: The “Castle,” and the cottage with BN, JS, and MJ and . . ., France. Activities: J.V. and Varsity Basketball. Beth Ann Johnson a.k.a.: Boo. Favorite saying: May I just have one more moondance with you, my love. — Van Morrison. Pet peeve: Cup- cakes. Future goals: To live out my dreams. Fondest memories: The Beach Crew,” summers of ‘79’ and ' 80, ' “Mons Cons.” Activities: Cross Country 2-3; Summershow 78, 77, 79; Driver’s Ed 3; Prom Committee 4, Yearbook 4. Fitz Otis Lufkin, III a.k.a.: Otis, Isaac, Fitzie. Favorite saying: That’s cool, I hate work. What it is!. How ya doing Baby! Pet Peeve: Substitute teachers, study hall with Mrs. Gilmore and Mr. Ryan, college applications, losing at anything, sprints. Future goals: To dunk a basketball, live to be one hundred, to be successful in my chosen field and to be happy. Fondest memo- ries: Brownie ' s Party (solo dance), 1978 10-0 Football, 1980 Prom Night, Cape Trip (frac- tured heel), Bergmann’s class. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Boys’ State Representa- tive, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Blo- odmobile 4, Songfest 1, 2, 3, Gong Show. Jerilyn Marie Kershaw a.k.a.: Jerry, Kersh, Kershaw. Favorite saying: If life is a bowl of cherries, what am I doing in the pits. Pet peeve: Mon- day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings. Future goals: To be successful and happy. Fondest memories: Summer 79-80, November 1 at 5 p.m. in “80,” Driving to T.F. with K.B. and S.M., Nicks run with SC and BF Richard MacPherson Leigh Anne Magoon a.k.a. Buns, Goon, Favorite saying: I want to get away and live my life in the rivers and trees. I want to spend the days making rhymes and be tree and be free and be free. Pet peeve: Greg Maienski ' s ' know- ing glances, ' rainy football games. Future goals: To be in love, to be rich and happy and to own a horse ranch in the mountains or near the sea Fondest memories B.C , Aug 15, 1980, G.M.. Dec. 17, 1977, W.B., Feb, vac. 1979, S B., 1979-1980, Singing Beach, horror shows with Deb and Missy — lock-out. sneak-ins. J D„ S D , sneak -outs. 3:00 a m , summer nights, dances, football basketball games. Coach ' s class, tall 1979, blizzard 1978. P C ' s at S.G. s Activi- ties: Field Hockey 1, 2, Basketball Football Cheer- leading 3, (co-capt.) 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Debate 1, liter- ary Magazine (art editor) 3. Yearbook 4. Bloodmobile 4, Songfest 1, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4. Hair Brushing Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 David McCollum a.k.a.: Mack, Maca. Favorite saying: It’s not whether you win or lose. It’s how you beat the other team. Pet peeve: SAT Review, Math 12, SAT’s. Future goals: To be successful in anything I attempt. Fondest memories: L.P., North of the Border, Santana 1980. Melissa Anne Maher a.k.a.: Missy. Favorite saying: Mondays are the lintballs in the washing machine of life; I can’t go in there — she doesn’t know my mother.” Pet peeve: bike wipe-outs, 360’s, gossip, lounge chairs. Future goals: To be happy, successful, and always have something to laugh about. Fondest memories: D.O’B., L.M., J.D., Christmas vac. 1979, 158-BJB, late night runs to Nick’s, sneak outs, Shade, The Barn. Activities: Field Hockey 2, Cheerleading. 2, Yearbook 4, Bloodmo- bile 4, Driver’s Ed. 3. Susan Marie Madden a.k.a.: Susie Q. Favorite saying: Life is what you make it. Pet peeve: getting up at 6:30 for school. Future goals: To be happy and successful in life. To become a teacher for the deaf and blind. To travel around the world. Fondest memo- ries: October 31, 1980, D.V.D., Novem- ber 1, 1980 at S.M. Activities: Basket- ball 2. Steven J. Maio a.k.a.: Pony, Ginnie Gig. Favorite say- ing: ‘ Call me.” Pet peeve: movie thea- ters, cats, journals, blind dates and blind intersections, dull weekends. Future goals: To survive. Fondest mem- ories: Prom 80, Graduation party ' 80, Nicks, New Year’s parties. Activities: Cross Country 4, Hackball 3. 4, Drivers Ed. Douglas McKinney Alison Millikan a.k.a.: Al, Ali. Favorite saying: What is once loved, you will find, is always yours from that day. Take it home in your mind and nothing ever can steal it away. — E. Coatsworth. Pet peeve: Stolen notebooks, proscrastination. Future goals: Success and happiness in what- ever I choose to do and to live the ocean. Fondest memories: Gretchen’s B.D.P., summers in the sun and sand, Ceramics class, D. with Em. Activities: Field Hockey 1, Tutoring 3, Songfest 3, Literary Magazine, Yearbook 4. Debra Ann O ' Brien а. k.a.: Deb, Debbie, Buck, Ribs Jr. Favorite saying: Of all the creations of heaven and earth, love is the most pre- cious; “I ' m only kidding. Pet peeve: Being tickled, bruises, attacking dogs, 360’s, water fights. Future goals: To live, love, and be loved and to always have something to smile about. Fondest memories: J.C.D. Jan 1, 4, 5, August 15, M.M., “Bink and Bonk,” “wet pants,” L.M., “sneak-ins” lock-outs, T.E.K., July б, peppermint schnappes, sneak-outs, H 2 0, many good times with friends. Activities: Field Hockey 1, Softball 1, Basketball Driver ' s Ed. 3, Yearbook 4, Bloodmobile 4, Body Building 1, 2, 3, 4, Hair Brushing Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Gary M. Osborne a.k.a.: Oz. Favorite saying: Wrap your 33 in fiberglass — buy a Vette — You can’t get there from here. Pet peeve: speed limits, people who obey them, teachers who can’t say parabola. Future goals: to succeed. Fondest memories: Graduation ' 80, G.M. Field Trip, The end of cross-country races. Activities: Cross-Country 2, 3, 4. Elizabeth Lunt Nickless a.k.a.: Betsy, Bets, Nick. Favorite say- ing: Don’t bug me! I don’ understan’, Let’s be weird!, Hey, man, like wow! Pet peeve: Term papers, Chemistry, people who spell my name wrong. Future goals: To survive college, get married, and have kids (in that order). Fondest mem- ories: Forum, Todd’s parties, Tech., Webster weekend, Castle living, Foolish Foursome. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, Drama 3, 4, Latin 1, 2. Amy Martin Neal a.k.a.: Amsk, Double Bubble. Favorite saying: What ' s da matta for chew? Hopefully I’ll never know and stay confused forever. Because I’m your father and I said so. Pet peeve: People who miss their belt loops. Trying to do a three-point turn in a stranger ' s living room. Future goals: To become famous and buy a big sailboat for my Mommy and Daddy so I can send my kids out to them. Fondest mem- ories: The Last Day, T.S., New Year’s Eve 79- P, Grad. ' 79-C.,Jeep runs 11 3 79, A Ft., L.I., The Moonies K.J., A. Ft., Jackson Browne Con- cert. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, (tri-capt.) 4, Softball 1, 2, Cheerleading 1, 2, Outdoor Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bloodmobile 4. George R. Parkhurst, Jr. a.k.a.: Yorgi, The Yoge’s. Favorite say- ing: Make it Red Label, People who take chances will die laughing with a Molson in their hand. Pet peeve: working week- ends. Future goals: College, to own my own hotel, to be on the Johnny Carson Show. Fondest memories: Utah ’78, tru- ancy on the beach, Santana ’80, last day of summer. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, Golf 4, Hackball, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski- ing, Harbourside 1, 2, 3, 4, Scuba Div- ing, D.E.C.A. Jeffrey Towers Parsons a.k.a.: Parsnips. Favorite saying: You can pick your nose, you can pick your friends, but you can ' t pick your friend ' s nose. Pet peeve: Physics Homework, SAT’s. Future goals: to make a lot of money and have a fast car. Fondest memories: F and G Block Shop, Bristol- Plymouth football game. Activities: Football 1, 4, Golf 1, 2, Hackball 2, 3, 4. Christopher L. Plante a.k.a.: Eggbert, Eggy, Plantski. Favorite saying: I have learned that there are no limits to my efforts, unless I limit myself. Pet peeve: Having to say “Mr. C.” Keys!!, Golf practice with R. M„ The best of Ryan. Future goals: To go on to R.W.C., major in architecture, design homes and retire young. Fondest mem- ories: J.L-P concert ' 80, Misery parties, Marines, G.M. ' s driving, all nighters at R.R., football parties. Activities: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Hackball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1,2,3. Bret John Pasek I a.k.a.: Bert, Brettrick, Paycheck, Gorilla, Animal, Paerse. Favorite saying: “It ' s always easy to follow a wounded deer. Pet peeve: Uncle Bill ' s class, cheerlead- ers, busy phone signals, child-proof tops, swimming against the current. Fondest memories: The tent (ask R.M. and K.M.), the raft, Santana ' 80, Coach Field ' s class, Receiving most improved player — 1980 football season. Activi- ties: Football 3, (capt.) 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Weight Lift- ing, Vegging. Thomas A. Platt a.k.a.: Splatt. Favorite saying: Don’t look at me in that tone of voice. Pet peeve: insurance rates, Psychology papers, English teachers. Future goals: to continue with present life style and not get caught. To die of natural causes. Fondest memories: Graduation parties, Colorado ' 80, G.M. Field trips. Activi- ties: Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, (Co-Capt.) 4, Hackball 2, 3, 4, G.M. 3, 4. Robert Raymond Pepper a.k.a.: Yeppa, Doctor. Favorite saying: The faster I go, the more behind I get. Pet peeve: Mr. Schrock’s reasoning. Future goals: to do something produc- tive. Fondest memories: G.M. field trips, Occ. Ed. Activities: Expanded Curricu- lum. Christine Jeanette Pszenny a.k.a.: Chris. Favorite saying. True friendship is like a rose — too beautiful to forget. Pet peeve: Coach Field ' s Pol- ish jokes, writing initials for fondest memories, decorator towels, and “cruising.” Future goals: To have a sci- ence related profession and to success- fully diet. Fondest memories: My birth- days, proms, waterskiing, family travel, and M H.S. Activities: Football Cheer- leading (co-capt.) 3, (co-capt.) 4, Bas- ketball Cheerleading 2, (co-capt.) 3, (co- capt.) 4, Softball 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Songfest 1, 2, 4. Richard Alan Renehan a.k.a.: Rena, Hey Dude. Favorite saying: Look with open eyes and realize the things that promise what life can truly be. — R.L. Pet peeve: School politics, Blinkin’, mono, stress!, P.R. 2 Swimmin’. Future goals: To live my life away! Fond- est memories: J.-L.P. ’80, prom week- end, Denny ' s — 270’s, graduation ' 80, Misery parties, football parties ’79, T.H., M.R. Activities: Jr. and Sr. Class Presi- dent, Intramurals 1, Stage Crew 1, Golf 2, 4, Tennis 3, Football 3, Basketball 1, 2,4. Caitlin Cameron Rumpf a.k.a.: Little Rumpfa, Catface, Swee- tums. Favorite saying: We are limitless for we believe in our dreams. Pet peeve: sibling rivalry, people with no savoir faire, K.C., L.B. Future goals: To clean my room, to accept any challenge. Fondest memories: Fun times with all my friends, s’more making w k.J„ R.R. and crew, Rachel’s house. Reconstruct- ing L.B.’s nasal passages, Stevie Won- der ’80, Harlem Globe Trotters ' 80, R. R. Adrienne Elizabeth Rodier a.k.a.: Ade, Alien. Favorite saying: “He likes to flirt, but his intentions towards you are honorable.” — fortune cookie. Pet peeve: term papers, SAT’s, keys. Future goals: to be able to laugh when the going gets tough. Fondest memo- ries: G.C., James Taylor concert ’79, Legion Hall Dances — July 5 and Oct. 31, 1979, Singing Beach, 11 3 79 — jeep runs, Sunday football games, V.W.’s, Sky Lab activities. Shade, X- mas Eve w l.I. and S.S. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, (tri-capt.) 4, Cheerlead- ing 1, 2, (co-capt.), 3, Softball 1, 2, Out- door Club 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Blood- mobile 4. Daren Robert Salter Favorite saying: Probe the bounds of reality to see what would happen . . . — Jim Morrison. Pet peeve: Uncle Bill, Monday mornings. Future goals: Move to Virgin Islands and live in sin,; foreign horror shows, Rocky Mt. Highs. Activi- ties: Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council (Treas.) 4, Class Pres. 2, Nat’l. Honor Society, Manchester Scholar. John W. Richardson a.k.a.: Rigga. Favorite saying: What the ?%! Pet peeve: Coach Cook’s soft gym classes, Mrs. Burt. Future goals: To become rich and to get married. Fond- est memories: Boiler room actions, Nov. 13, ' 79. Activities: Football 1, Smoking Area, Hiding From Schrock. Pierre Cameron Rumpf a.k.a.: Rumpfa, Rock. Favorite saying: Blast it! Pet peeve: L.C.’s lectures, Sun- day drivers, bushes that jump into the middle of the road. Future goals: To be a world renowned civil engineer and own Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd. Fondest memories: Santana, J.-L.P., Stevie Wonder, Doobie Brothers — 1980, N.E.S.C. — 1975, 1978, 1979, 1980, Southwick, Denny’s — 270’s, Coach’s class. Activities: Hackball 2, 3, Bugging Gerry. Gretchen Salvesen a.k.a.: Gretch, Gletchkins, Snuggles, Crumb Cake. Favorite saying: It’s not how much you have, but how much you enjoy that makes happiness. Pet peeve: Deadlines, hairy backs. Future goals: to stay in love forever, to grow, and to become successful in either editing or music. Fondest memories: Eric, my B.D.P.. summer nights in 1980, Lady Blue, Lagrange, The Ingalls and Van Highlen, The Ledges,” A M.S. Activi- ties: Swimming 2, 3, 4; Diving 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Tennis 2, Chorus 2, 3, Deci- belles 2, 3, Literary Magazine (editor 3,) Yearbook 2, 3, (co-editor) 4, National Honor Society 3, (secretary) 4. Todd G. Schermerhorn a.k.a.: Stud, Shermy. Favorite saying: I only drink to make people seem more interesting. Take it easy. Pet peeve: Small girls with big bodies, girls who flaunt, SAT ' s, school rules, Manchester summer tourist. Future goals: To have a successful business firm and own a Porsche, but most of all to be happy. Fondest memories: summers at Singing Beach, summer nights, ski trips, dances (Yacht Club), playing frisbee, D.F., K.S., . D.C., J.H., P.R., M.D., G.S., and every- one at MHS. David Saulnier Jeffrey Allan Darvin Schanley a.k.a.: the Schanze. Favorite saying: telling someone special that you love her. Pet peeve: the unt, the Almobodar brothers, settling for second best, warm beer. Future goals: To try my best at everything I do and to be happy doing it. Fondest memories: Santana — on the Cape — ' 80, North of the Border, tru- ancy at the beach, last day of summer ' 80, the 8th tee-off on the 4th of July. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Hackball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Weight Lifting 1, 2, Skiing 1-10, Tracy Marie Schermerhorn ak a.: Racy, Shermy. Favorite Saying: If you ' ve got ‘it,’ flaunt ' it. ' Pet peeve tight pants, short nails, clean bedrooms. Future goals: To get it, ' and to keep smiling while I’m trying to do so. Fondest memories. Bertha, Santana weekend ' 80. Costume Dance 79, Dance 4-5-79, foreign horror shows, James Taylor 79, Sky Lab and Midway. Activities: Field Hockey 1, (co-capt.), 2, (co-capt.) 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, (co-capt.) 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Club 3, 4, Stud ent Council Rep., 2, 3, Class President 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, (sec- retary) 4, S team 1, 2, 3, 4. The Party Club 1, 2.3,4 Marie Therese Seekell a.k.a.. Seekell, Seek. Favorite saying: The river delights to lift us free, if only we dare to to. Pet peeve: Deadlines, people who can ' t spell Seekell. Future goals: To live, love, laugh, and be the greatest writer in the world. Fondest memories: Summer shows, tech gos- sip sessions, Nick ' s runs with Nance, Mr. Ave- rlll ' s Shakespeare class, Theatre, and A.P.E. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, Yearbook 2, 3, (co-edi- tor) 4, Drama Club 3, (pres.) 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, (pres.) 4, Arsenic and Old Lace (make-up), A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (tech, and cast) The Man Who Came to Dinner (tech, and cast), Flan- nery’s Ocean ( tech, and cast. Jennifer Ann Smith a.k.a.: Jenny, Jen, Jennifer, Nita, Smith- ifer. Favorite saying: This time like any is good if you but know what to do with it. Pet peeve: Procrastinators, Gym, timed writings in A.P. English. Future goals: To be active forever. Fondest memories: A Webster weekend, Castleon living, times at the farm. •s V Coleen Smith-Pearson a.k.a.: Coleena, Col. Favorite saying: Gain all you can from each day, for death is not going to wait around for you to finish up. Pet peeve: Getting caught smoking in the girls’ room, D.D.B.K. Future goals: To get everything I want. Fondest mem- ories: Tall Ships 1980, Fourth of July 1980, Skiing with K.E.V. 1978, Summer of 1980 at J.B. with M.R. T.R. and L.H., Gunstock with Beth 1, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Softball 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 1, 2, 4, D.E.C.A. President 3, 4, Bookstore Manager 3, Outdoor Club 4. Maura Jane Smith a.k.a.: Moron, Brotha. Favorite saying: To live your life in your own way ... to reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... to be the you that you want to be — that is success. Pet peeve: los- ing, snowless winters, lectures, George- town, whale watches. Future goals: To steal the Georgetown duck, to be suc- cessful in all that I do. Fondest memo- ries: Wall stains. Puffin and Bob, Old MacDonald had a farm . . ., that ‘first’ win. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Year- book (sports editor) 4, Bloodmobile 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Songfest 1, 2, 4. Tina May Smith Favorite saying: I don’t think so. Pet peeve: Manchester grapevine. Future goals: To go to school and make a life for myself in which I am content and get married. Fondest memories: Smoking area, keg parties. Activities: Silvers- mithing. Lisa Anne Smith a.k.a.: Smitty, Schmitty. Favorite saying: Lose your dreams and you’ll lose your mind — Rolling Stones. Pet peeve: Miss Volchko, Mrs. Goll. Future goals: To get married to Jimi Mitchell and live happily ever after. Fondest memories: parties with the employees, Jimi Mitchell, sum- mer parties on the beach, smoking area. Activities: Smoking Area. Statia Lee Soboleski a.k.a.: Stasia, B.M., Sobo, E.J.’s sister. Pet peeve: waking up to Warren Zevon. Favorite saying: I’ve got nothing to do today; but smile and when I think like an eagle, my soul has no place on the ground. Future goals: I want to learn what life is for. I don’t want much, I just want more — Barbra Streisand. Fondest memories: 16th b-day, junior year, the Rose, traveling triplets — A.H., D.D., and 151, Sum- mer show with P.C., walking to Boston with K.R., B.M., and the Kraut. Him, him, him, M.P., Halford Sneak-outs M.M. — the walk- ing bar, Legion dance 7 5 79, Lacrosse ’80 — state champs, J.M. ' s house — my singing debut, X-mas Eve ’79 with L.l. and A.R., love and thanks to my family. Activities: Field hockey 1. 2, 3, (co-capt.) 4, Basketball 2, 3, Lacrosse 2, 3, Softball 1, Class V-P 3, FAC, S.C. Secretary 4, Drama 4, State Gov’t Dele- gate, Student Faculty Comm. 3, Hebron Academy Honor Roll, Bloodmobile 4. Craig Philip Sullivan a.k.a.: Sully, Craiga. Favorite saying: It’s, a wise man who knows the difference between temptation and opportunity. Pet peeve: school politics, unorganiza- tion. Future goals: To continue staying happy, healthy and hopefully wealthy. Fondest memories: Tennis 78, Santana — Celebration of the Decade, Skybuds, J.-L.P., W.W.C.S., Mr. Bergman ' s Eco- nomics. Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, (co- capt.) Cross-Country 1, 2, (co-capt.) 3, Debate 3, Vice-President 4. Lisa Hartman Thursby a.k.a.: Lis, Thursb, Jack. Favorite say- ing: If only you could love enough, you would be the happiest and powerful being in the world ... Pet peeve: recrui- ters, rainy football games, Levi’s, jog- gers. Future goals: To always have a reason to smile. Fondest memories: Prom 69, watching the trees grow at Singing Beach, 10 24 80 with Jo, B.P.P. with W.W.M. Activities: Basket- ball 1, 2, Basketball Cheerleading 3, 4, Football Cheerleading 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Songfest 1, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Bloodmobile 4, Bookstore 1, 2, 4, Intramural Volleyball. David S. Tibbetts a.k.a.: Tibbs. Favorite saying: I wish it were Friday, rumors, snobby girls, McFolders. Future goals: To go on to college and to become rich legally. Fondest memories: Oc. Ed. in 9th grade, 2:30 every day, G.M. field trips. Activi- ties: Football. Heather Thompson Turner a.k.a.: Heather Webber, Hither. Favorite saying: What, are you hosing me? Pet peeve: Getting caught, Manchester Grapevine. Ambition: To be independ- ently wealthy and happy — mostly happy. Fondest memories: Parties in the office with the employees. My sum- mer parties with the brew, Stevie Won- der ' 80, S 2 . Activities: Basketball, Pho- tography, Smoking Area. Alexander Cranwell Ware a.k.a.: Zander, Al, Alex. Favorite saying: The best way to kill time is to work it to death. Pet peeve: Signing out. Future goals: Marine Engineering. Fondest memories: Dissecting fetal pigs with dull scalpels. Laura Ellen Wendt a.k.a.: L., L.E.W., Winnie. Favorite say- ing: Question authority, doing what you want is freedom, liking what you do is happiness — Susan B. Pet peeve: Peo- ple who don’t give a damn, Whip-it. Future goals: To give a damn. Fondest memories: B.H.S., N.Y. 79, Mr. Averills’ Shakespeare class, lunch talks with Susan B. Activities: Yoga 1, 2, Yearbook 4, Student Council Rep., D.E.C.A. Missing: David Clough; Randy Fritz; Scott Gruppe; John Hannah; Julie Manos; David Newman; Allen Riemersma; Bruce Rollins; Chris Slater . Mr. Foster Ball Superintendent I Dr. Peter Hare Asst. Superintendent ADMINISTRATION Mr. Richard Howland Principal Mr. Gerald Schrock Asst. Principal Mr. Richard Ananian Guidance Counselor Mr. Charles Bachini History Mrs. Ruth Baker Instructional Aide Mrs. Beatrice Barker Home Economics Mr. Frank Bergman History Mr. Hazen Boyd Mathematics Miss Nancy Bachman Guidance Counselor Mrs. Betty Benn School Nurse Mrs. Rose Bottger History 42 Mr. William Carrow Mathematics Mrs. Annette Cook Instructional Aide Mr. Charles Cooke Physical Education Mrs. Fran Corcoran Writing Advisor Mrs. Barbara Costa Secretary to the Superintendent Mr. Richard Costello Science Dept. Chairman 43 Mr. Wendell Crosby History, A V Mrs. Linda Crosby English, Psychology Mrs. Rebecca Duschatko Library Coordinator Ms. Roberta Dwyer Instrumental Instructor Mr. Edward Field Developmental Reading Mrs. Carole Falter School Health Aide Mr. Carlton Doane Business Ed. and Distributive Ed. Coordinator Dr. Gary Eisenhower School Psychologist Mrs. Virginia Flanagan French 44 Mrs. Mary Gero Learning Resource Teacher Mrs. Helen Goll Foreign Language Dept. Chairman Mrs. Sarah Hodges Home Economics, Spanish. Mrs. Catherine Gilmore Study Hall Aide Mrs. Beverly Gravelle Mathematics Mrs. Pamela Irwin Instructional Aide Mrs. Shirley Ginsberg Business Education Mrs. Donna Hale Science, Mathematics Mrs. Jacqueline Jermain Resource and Program Assistant, School Committee Secretary 45 Mrs. V. Anne Jerome English Mrs. Beverly Knox Instructional Aide Mrs. Barbara Lane Bookkeeper Mr. Frank Langley Administration Mrs. Laura Lovely Science Mr. Richard Madru Music-Band Director Mrs. Kathryn Meinelt Learning Resource Teacher Mr. Bruce Magoon Guidance Mr. Greg Maijenski Instructional Aide 46 « Mrs. Martha Mollison Writing Advisor Mr. Hardy Nalley Science, Athletic Director Mrs. Mary Quinion English Mrs. Margaret Ring Guidance Secretary Mr. David Ryan Science Mr. James Sano Mathematics Mr. Herbert C. Schlegel Mathematics Dept. Chairman Mr. Ernest Shepard History Dept. Chairman 47 Mrs. Wendy A. Smith Instructional Aide Mrs. Joni A. Steiner Spanish Mr. John Stuart Drama, English Dept. Chairman Mr. Paul B. Tarr Industrial Arts Mr. Harry E. Tozier Science Mrs. Elizabeth Wansong English Ms. Kathleen Volchko Physical Education Mrs. Carolyn Trachta English 48 CUSTODIAL STAFF KITCHEN STAFF Vf UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN 52 Let me entertain you Only for the camera Even Revolutionaries eat chocolate-chip cookies. Me and my ' milk ' mug “Crazy Glue” You wouldn’t dare! 53 SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE CANDIDS YEARBOOK STAFF 51 Upside down you turn me. Show us your underalls Sounds good to me” Baby, we’re gonna make you a star “I’m not shy Made un Sweden Did you say Nantucket? 57 His just reward Innocence is bliss. i Quick, someone ' s coming! SPRING EVENTS 1980 SPORTS AWARDS 1980 ACADEMIC AWARDS JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 1980 GRADUATION 1980 1980 ONE-ACT COMPETITIONS: GOING TO POT 66 HALLOWEEN The longest yard Copernicus, Einstein . . . Schlegel. For only $29.95, you too . So — I forgot to shave this morning! M Man-eating car 70 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (1st row) Mrs. Goll, T. Schermerhorn, G. Salveson, Sec.; M. Chapman, Vice-Pres.; M. Seekell, Pres.; J. Burbank, Treas.; L. Donovan, M. Jodice. (2nd row) J. Simon, E. Doyle, D. Salter, S. Anderson, F. Lufkin, R. Fritz, L. Bottger, K. Harrington, K. Ambrose, D. Miller. Missing: E. Hatch. MANCHESTER SCHOLARS Daren Salter and Karen Ambrose 72 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL (First row, l-r) Mr. Costello, Advisor, L. Hatch, M. Donaghue, D. Salter. (Second row, l-r) D. Brown, L. Wendt, S. Ander- son, G. Bates, R. Renehan, L. Donovan, A. Akerley. JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL (First row, l-r) T. Allen, D. Schowalter, S. Schanley, J. Rooney, H. Nassar, J. Hill. (Second row, l-r) S. Hudson, L. Beliveau, J. Green- leaf, K. O ' Neil, K. Fatalo, Mrs. Bottger Advisor, B. Salter, C. Sonder, C. Clifford, B. Paige, A. Maio. 73 JR-SR MATH CLUBS (Front row, l-r) A Ware, D Miller, J. Simon, S. Anderson, K Johnson, D Morley, B. Keyser, T. Spittle. (Back row, l-r) C. Chow, S. Macklem, R. Michalowsci, C. Buddenhagen, C. Nichol, R Fritz, E, Carroll, S Rooney, B Skillman, FI Bethel, Mr. Boyd, Mr. Schlegel. OUTDOOR CLUB (Front row, l-r) J. Filias, S. Moore, A. Shaw, T. Schermerhorn, A. Neal, C. Smith-Pearson, Mrs. Burt, T. Flatch, J. McKee, E. Chase, Mr. Tarr. (Back row. l-r) S. Anderson, K Stirgwolt, M. Singleton, L Donovan, C. Macek, S. Smith, S. Henderson, J. Graves, B. McKee. 74 DEBATE CLUB (Front row, l-r) K. McDonough, J. Griggs, R. Gould, B. Bottoms, A. Cummings, Mrs. Trachta. (Back row, l-r) K. Harrington, A. Ware, L Donovan, T. Hoff, E. Smith Sec., B. Kaiser, H. Nahatis, M. Donoghue, J. Simon. (Missing) Mark Romano Vice-Pres., Jen Smith Pres. DRAMA CLUB (Front row. l-r) Mr. Stuart, B. Nickless Sec., M. Bradlee Vice-Pres., M. Seekell Pres., S. Henderson Treas , S. McCoy. (2nd row, l-r) W Singleton, E. Donovan, M. Ambrose, A. Akerley, L Keating, C. Macek. R. Fusco, B Clark. B Dickman. (3rd row, l-r) D. Skillton, M Donoghue, S. Anderson, M. Jodice, J. Osborne, J. Jodice, D. Perkins. (4th row, l-r) D. Brown, N. Harrington, B. Ryan, J. Smith. 75 BAND (Front row, l-r) P Hamilton, E. Triebs, D Cutter, D. Lations, K. Matthews, T. Crane, R. Lewis, M. Marr, J. Macklem, K. Metrano. (2nd row, l-r) Miss Dwyer, J Wielgorecki, P. Maijenski, T. Smith, D Mineo, M Mack, R. Thompson, S. Gruppe, W. Crane, B. Keyser, T. Spittle, C. Keville, S. McCoy, T Blazak, K Hersey, C Hill, D Morley, H. Germond, W Marr, C, Thompson, Mr. Madru. (3rd row, l-r) M. Halewijn, A. Cummings, J. Arcari, D. Skilton, D Klebart, M Morrow, A. McDonald, L. MacEachern, N. Creighton, K. McDonough, E. Keville, A. Sigrist, M. Hellen, S. Morgan, H. Aben- droth, A Jones, T. Johnson, J. Griggs, J Hill. (Back row, l-r) S. MacEachern, P. McManos, C. Stonge, L. Wheelock. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS (Front row, l-r) K Brown, R Wigglesworth, C. Fatalo, R St. Clair, L. Rawlings, E. Dyer, K. Dackert. (2nd row, l-r) Ms. Dwyer, J. Allan, R. Mirak, J. Dainton, R Kirby, K Gager, B Dickman, D Perkins, S. Macklem, L Carroll. (Back row, l-r) S. Hudson, W. Paige, J. Ghiseline, W. Singleton, P Wood, V Magnuson, J. Gilson, B. Coues, S. Dwyer. DISTRIBUTIVE ED (Front row, l-r) T. Laughridge, C. Smith-Pearson, M. Hardwick, G. Parkhurst. (Back row, l-r) D. Gannett, M. Coen, K. Matthews, B. Doucette, L. Wheelock, Mr. Doane. BOOK STORE (Front row, l-r) L. Thursby, M. Donahue, S. Demchak. (Back row, l-r) Mr. Doane, L. Burgess, B. Doucette, C. Smith-Pearson, S. McCoy, S. Moore, T. Laughridge, L. Wheelock, S. Smith, A. Brooks, S. Henderson, J. Fatallo, M. Hardwick. 77 SENIOR QUICHE BRUNCH 4 , 81 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1980 7 (Front row, l-r) L Frank, J. Schanley, D. McCollum, P. Doucette, B Pasek, F. Lufkin, M. Chapman, J. Parsons, E Hunt, D. Saulnier, D. Harlow (2nd row, l-r) T Andrews, J. Dickman, T. Willwerth, C. Tibbetts, D, Brown, P. McDougall, J. Hatch, M DiNapoli, T Piergrossi, R, Ocko, B Johnson, E. Field, E Bachry. (3rd row, l-r) R. Yates Manager, B Lewis, W Bower, J. Ina, A Kopanon, C. Clark, H. Nahatis, D Twombly, M Rooney, G. Smith, W. Coburn Trainer. (Back row, l-r) T. Crane, J. Filias, M. Coen, A. Filias, A MacDonald, C. Doucette, L McCollum, S. Geary, B. Platt, Coach Bachini, Coach Cooke. CRUSH ’EM, KILL ’EM, KNOCK ’EM DEAD! For the Manchester Hornets Football team, the 1980 season was exciting and spirited. Second-year coach Chuck Cooke led his team to an outstanding 9-1-0 season, the one loss going to Nantucket in the final minutes of play. The four Senior Captains, Fitz Lufkin, Bret Pasek, Michael Chapman, and Peter Doucette, spurred the Hor- nets on with their determination and enthusiasm. They and the other graduating members of the team will be greatly missed, but there is a large group of Freshmen, Sopho- more, and Junior players eager to follow in their footsteps. Good luck to them and to Coach Cooke and his fine coach- ing staff! 83 VARSITY FOOTBALL C HEERLEADERS (Front row, l-r) D. Agnello, L. Magoon, C. Pszenny, E. Griggs, P. Brown. (Back row, l-r) D. Pszenny, L. Andrews, L. Thursby, A. Parkhurst, S. Carson, C. Harlow. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1980 (Front row, l-r) C Landry, S. McCoy, D. Carlberg, D. Carlberg, E. Bolton, T. Parsons, R. Corey, E. Hatch, L. Canali. (2nd row, l-r) J. Arntsen, S. Franklin, N Battles, T. Palazolla, P. Shaw, W. Melvin, A. Cummings, C. Morley, J. Pomeroy, S. Rooney, B. Foley, J. Dainton. (3rd row, l-r) J. Palazolla, C. Crane, J Aeillo, C. Bachry, J. P. Smith, M. Karpowich, R, Thompson. (Back row, l-r) Coach Ananian, J. Graves, F. Romani, D. Boyd, B. Curran, S. MacEachern, C Keville, S. Johnson, G. Manos, K. McCoy, J. Gilson, J. Hare, S. Dennis, Coach Maijenski. CROSS-COUNTRY (Front row, l-r) P. Hellwig, H. Bethel, M Brown, A. Leary, J. Karas, M Fusco, K Buddenhagen. (Back row, l-r) Coach Whalen, P. Malo, M Romano, S. Malo, G, Osborne, T. Platt (co-capt.), D, Salter (co-capt.), C. Schowalter, M. Ambrose, J. Henderson. (Front row, l-r)A Perry, E. Borchersen, K. Johnson, D. Creed (Back row, l-r) R. Marsden, R. Fusco, E. Doyle, C. Arntsen. D. Lear, H. Platt. The Boys’ Cross-country team performed admirably in the face of stiff competition in 1980. While other teams were made up of strong, experienced runners, many of Manchester’s good runners had graduated in 1980. The Girls’ Cross-country team fared better, coming up with a winning record against very strong opposition. As both teams gain experience, over the next few years we are sure to see Manchester Cross-country as a dominant pres- ence in the Cape Ann League. 87 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY 89 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY (Front row, l-r) A Shaw, B Bresnahan, A Neal, A. Rodier, J. Castle, T. Smith. (Back row, l-r) L. Donovan, J. Melvin, D Kirby, B. Neal, S. Moore, B. Dwyer, C. Smith-Pearson, T. Schermerhorn, Coach Coons. Diane Coons faced a highly competitive Cape Ann League in her first year as head coach. Finishing with a 3-9-0 record, the team was very enthusiastic and showed a great deal of improvement as the season went on. With the return of many of this year ' s Juniors, next year may well be a winning season. 90 J. V. FIELD HOCKEY (Front row. l-r) A Magoon. A Masiero. B. Andrews, D Bullock, M Maloney. (Back row, l-r) E. Noonan, K. Huber, K. Clough, J. Hare, J. Gamble, A Akerley, S Stevens, D Benoit. Coach Duschatko FRESHMAN FIELD HOCKEY (Front row, l-r) B. Borel, M Helen. L. Meehan, B. Brauneiss, L. Clifford, B. Cook, S. Agnello, J. Nataloni. (Back row, l-r) M. Tarr, K. Wood, K. Pszenny, M Benoit. J Fatalo, D Daley, B MacDonald, H Nasser, T Tosi, D Brown. 92 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL (Front row, l-r) M. Chapman, B Johnson, G. Bates, F. Lufkin, E. Field, D Harlow. (Back row, l-r) W. Coburn Trainer, E. Bachry, R Renehan, L Frank, M. Gilmore, B Pasek, B. Lewis, T. Willwerth, Coach Schrock. A GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL r.V ;vu k i 4 v (Front row, l-r) M, McCarthy, K, Manos — co-capt., M, Smith — co-capt., T, Tosi, (Back row, l-r) P Maijenski — Manager, M, Singleton, K, Klebart, L. Greene, R. Cullinane, R, Marsden, S. Moore, G, Maijenski — Coach. 4 .a ■ W w BOYS’ JV BASKETBALL (Front row, l-r) M. Davey, J Campanella, N Sullivan, W Bower, D O ' Brien. (Back row, l-r) J. Dlckman, T. Willwerth, J Henderson, D Machain, D Twombly, P. M acDougall, T Andrews, Coach Cooke. GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL pB ' -™™ 1 ™ : ' A 1 (Front row. l-r) M Singleton, L Donovan, M McCarthy. (Back row. l-r) Coach Strout, S. Smith, E Doyle. L Bottger, L MacEachern, T Tost, M Chouinard BOYS’ FRESHMAN BASKETBALL (Front row, l-r) J Arnsten, K. McCoy, D Bates, D Ina, B, Curran, C, Bachry, (Back row, l-r) J Hare. C. Kershaw, C, Keville, J, Graves. S Johnson, B Foley. G Manos, GIRLS’ FRESHMAN BASKETBALL (Front row, l-r) E Noonan, B MacDonald, A Masiero, K Lance. (Back row, l-r) P Smith, D Bullock, J. Gilmore, K. Wood, H Nasser, H. Platt, Coach Burgess VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS (l-r) C. Rumpf, L. Magoon, B. Andrews, D. Pszenny, T. Janney, P. Brown, L. Thursby, D. Lear, A. Salter, C. Pszenny, C. Harlow. (Missing) K. Pszenny, B. Cook, J. Brown. VARSITY BASEBALL 1980 (Front row, l-r) J Simon, M Chapman, J Kirker, B Melvin, T Piergrossi, J. Schanley, D Harlow. (Back row, l-r) Coach Ananian, B. Pasek, R. Ocko. G Bates, B Johnson. E Field, E. Bachry, F. Lufkin. 102 The 1980 Varsity Baseball Team ended its season with a 5-12 record, placing third in the Eastern Division of the Cape Ann League. Coach Ananian had a young team that gained a great deal of playing experience this season. With this experience, the team has high hopes for a winning season next year. 103 J.V. BASEBALL (Front row, l-r) T. Laughridge, M. Rooney, D. Twombley, J, Campanella, T. Crane. (Back row, l-r) Coach Wayland, J. Romani, M. Coen, S. Geary, J. Ranger, W. Bower, J. Henderson, T. Andrews, W. Crane. FRESHMAN BASEBALL 1980 (Front row, l-r) Coach Maijenski, D. Bates, C. Morse, J. Graves, W. Melvin, J. Aiello, S. Johnson, T. Lewis, K. McCoy, J Hare. (Back row, l-r) G. Manos, T. Allen, J. Pallazolla, S. Rosnick, J. Gilson, B. “Snake” Curran, S. McCoy, B. Foley, F. Romani, J. Pallazolla, C. Bachry. mm VARSITY SOFTBALL 1980 (Front row, l-r) D Mitchell, Ft Dame co-capt., L. Marshall co-capt, L. Thursby, L. Burgess. (Back row, l-r) M. Smith, K. O ' Brien, K. Manos, R. Marsden, M Noonan, B Gove, C. Pszenny, Coach Coons. The 1980 season proved to be a difficult one for first- year Coach Diane Coons. Led by tri-captains Ruth Dame, Linda Marshall and Dee Mitchell, the team ended the sea- son with a 2-15 record. The girls put a great deal of effort and spirit into their games. Sophomore Karen Manos, third-baseman, was chosen for both the All-League and All-Star teams, and Senior Linda Marshall, catcher, was chosen for the All-Star team. 107 T JR. VARSITY SOFTBALL (Front row, l-r) T Wielgorecki, S. Carson, D. Pszenny, S. Clarke, B. Kneeland, S. Terrill. (Back row, l-r) L. Greene, N Plante, E. Field, S. Smlht, M Coen, M. Chouinard, B Backman, T. Smith. ■ FRESHMAN SOFTBALL (1st row) E. Noonan, P. Richardson, L. MacEachern co-capt., J. Hare co-capt., K. Wood, K. Pszenny, L. Porter. (2nd row) T. Burbank, S. Marsden, D. Bullock, B. Berriman, A. Masiero, J. Nataloni, B Borel, J. Gilmore, M. Maloney, P. Smith, B. Stuart, Ms. Volchko Coach. 109 1 BOYS’ TENNIS 1980 (Front row, l-r) D. Ina, J. Schaedel, D Paige, K. Huber, D, Cioffi (Back row, l-r) Coach Burt, J. Doucette, D. Cook, Capt., A. Filias, R. Penehan, E Buddenhagen. J. Ina, J. Schaedel, N, Sullivan, T. Hoff, C. Sullivan Capt. Under the direction of Janet Burt, the boys’ tennis team continued its winning tradition, 10 out of 11 matches. The team placed second in the Cape Ann League and finished in the State tournament with a record of 2-1. Only two play- ers on this team will not be returning due to graduation so the team will very likely be enjoying another fine season. no GIRLS’ TENNIS 1980 (Front row) M. Parisi, S. Moore, A. Shaw, K. Clough. (Back row) K. Keating, L. Bottger, L. Bottger, D Kirby, C. Dawson, D. O ' Brien, Coach Strazulla. Fran Strazulla had a fine debut as head coach for the girl’s tennis team this year. With a record of 9-2, the team placed second in the Cape Ann League. Although they lost a tough first-round match in the state tourna- ment, the girls showed much skill and determination throughout the season and have a great deal to be proud of. Good luck to the team and Coach Strazulla for next year! GOLF (l-r) S Nichols, S. Rosnick, M Hamer, R MacPherson, C. Plante, G, Bates, M Davey, G. Parkhurst, S. Burke, D. Bates, D. O ' Brien, B. Johnson, D Paige, Coach Masiero. The boys’ golf team had another out- standing season with a final record of 13-2-1. Head Coach Guy Masiero was very proud of the boys and their record. He will be losing seniors Shawn Burke, Richard MacPherson, George Park- hurst, Gary Bates, and Chris Plante but he has other lettermen returning. Con- gratulations to the team for a fine sea- son. and good luck for a successful sea- son next year. 1 12 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS mA ni l-r) B. Cook, S. Ryding, S. Stevens, Mascot J. Ina, J. Fatalo, D. Brown, A. Rodier, T. Tosi, M. Meehan, K. Pszenny, J. Brown, A. Magoon. (Missing) A. Brooks, S, Mitchell, J. Acari. 113 ' PEP RALLY DRAMA: THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER The Cast Sheridan Whiteside David Brown Maggie Cutler Jen Smith Lorraine Sheldon Susan Henderson Bert Jefferson Jim Jodice Beverly Carlton Steven McCoy Bayo Brian Clark Nurse Preen Ruth Cullinane Dr. Bradlee Brendan Salter Metz Mike Ambrose Ernest Brad Dickman Daisy Beth Ryan Harriet Ruth Fusco June Wendy Singleton Richard David Perkins Housekeeper Joan Cathy Macek Cook Sarah Karen Wood Delivery Man Wally Melvin Mrs. McCutcheon Betsy Nickless Mrs. Dexter Penguins: Anna and Ivan Director: John Stuart Costuming: Anne Jerome Publicity: Fran Corcoran Mary Bradlee 117 . ■ .rfftjk fvj ; y 4? ■ -,t z . ■ ' ' A Miss Helen Wing Ondine Leary Kirsten Smith Bill’s Canteen Service The Marr Family Tosh Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Franklin Sr. Betty Gannett Jay Bishop Mrs. and Mr. John M. Bishop Leo C. Johnson Jeff Bishop Josephine A. Green Beth Ann Johnson Sheri Carroll John Carroll Robert Parish Richard C. Lations Jim Carroll Michelle Chouinard Count of Monte Fusco Bill Fusco, Jr. Erika Carroll Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fusco Marc Romano Cathy Nicol Bo Derek “ME” Coach Field David P. Gannett Walter Gannett RoseAnn Johnson George F. Green Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hall Jon Ranger Allen Riemersma Paul Halloran John Hannah Mrs. Samuel Cool Ken Bohaker Bill “Whoopa” Crane Mark Hammond Stanwood Hooper Mrs. Jeanne Ranger Mary Ellen Cool Mrs. Edward Maguire Kevin Huber Ellen Noonan Paul and Sophie Brown Shirley L. Ginsberg Joseph O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Burgess Dave Metrano Elaine Kershaw Florence Koskuba “Berke” Bambi and Reggie Ralph and Hedi Kershaw Jerry and Marilyn Bovardi Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kershaw Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bovardi “Cash” Lynne French Jerilyn Kershaw Joni A. Steiner Mrs. K. G. French The “Yu” family Ann L. Charlton Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Morgan Mr. and Mrs. James Snow Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Don Chouinard Mrs. John V. Meigs Richard Walker Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Campbell Mr. James P. Millikan Mr. and Mrs. John O’Connell Richard S. Emery Sir William French of Manchester Patricia Hardwick Kathy Matthews Mrs. Pam Irwin Dean Brown Ms. Kathleen Volchko and “Rocky” Mr. James G. Sano Bob and Carol Hardwick Floyd’s Mr. and Mrs. Harry Samolchuck Cape Ann Lobster Co. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Ring Kathy Hardwick Caroline Hardwick Jodi and Max Lisa and Amy Cay and Russ Hodgkins Dot and Leo Walsh Paul F. Loscocco Keith and Barb. O’Brien Frank Langley Barb and Dick Lations Sheila McCarthy Tom and Sandy Andrews Mary and Craige McCoy Ruth MacDonald Jane Burbank Lois and Charlie Bradbury 122 K. Burgess Dee and Russ Aldrich “Dawkins” J. E. Macek Edith Macek Jack and Rita Bates Shawn C. Donnelly Randy Fritz Hogie Bates Elizabeth Gardener Mrs. Katherine Chane Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Verry Nancy McLane Lars B. Franck McClain Family Mary and Tom Baker Bill Cain Ronald Randlett The Coleman Family “The Old Brogue” James Brown David Gump Bell Speros Brown Nancy Powers Al Powers Jennie Brown John Sigrist Connie Brown Charles P. Brown Anthony P. Brown Ted Brown Jennifer Brown Stephany Agnello Fran Stirgwolt James Hatcher Jon Simon Beth Ryan Tom Platt JoAnna Fatalo Traci Tosi Melanie Meehan Mr. and Mrs. John Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Singleton Mrs. Ellen Goll Mrs. Quinion Mrs. Jermain Mrs. Timothy Sawyer Mr. Howland Mr. and Mrs. William Laskowski Mrs. Marjory Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Edward Romano Marc A. Kwiatkowski Philip and Donna Sullivan Janet Burt Bea Barker William W. Melvin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bachini Jr. Gregg Maijenski Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clement Laurie Lovely Goob Jo and Winston Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Thursby Mr. and Mrs. David Ryan Coach Cooke Robert F. 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CLASS OLD CORNER INN 2 Harbor Street Manchester, MA. 526-4582 Oil Company FUEL OILS HEATING SYSTEM INSTALLATION AND SERVICE 329 Summer Street 617 526-4929 Energy Center SOLAR DESIGN AND INSTALLATION ENERGY SAVING PRODUCTS 18 Harbour Place 617 526-7549 Manchester, Ma. 019441 139 K 19 1 iBr- m W FOR ALL YOUR SHOPPING NEEDS THE MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL BOOKSTORE Its Ready to Serve You! CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE CLASS OF 1984 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1981 FROM THE SOPHO- MORE CLASS f FittingsJTD. DISTINCTIVE SPORT COLLECTIONS 19 BEACH STREET, MANCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS 01944 (617)526-7233 1 ■ ; jpBB Hr m f IK | TO THE CLASS OF 1981 On the eve of last year’s graduation, we spoke of how national and inter- national events imposed their own ominous and uncertain mood. Almost on the eve of Graduation ’81, we are grateful our hostages are home, but there are other crises in El Salvador, Poland, and the Persian Gulf. We have a new President, new priorities, and a new national urgency to do something about them. In Massachusetts Proposition 2Vz is law. School committees, teachers, administrators and others are trying to maintain the highest possible quality education that compliance will allow. All of these “outside ’ factors will af- fect your future more than you know. Yet how you respond to challenges and pressures in your present day-to-day life, especially in school, will determine to a great degree how you adjust, cope, survive, or flourish in the future. Your senior year has been a real “turn-around” for many of you. Previous apathy and lack of achievement has been replaced with spirit and ac- complishment in areas like debate, athletics, community service, music, and class events. I know you understand that you have done these things with help from many others, especially parents and teachers. I know, too, you join me in thanking a few of your advisors who represent many more teachers and coaches: your class advisors, Mrs. Quinion and Mr. Ryan, and special friend, Coach Field; your yearbook advisor, Mrs. Peterson; and Student Council advisor, Mr. Costello. Someday, all too soon perhaps, it will be your turn to help the generation that comes after you. And you will remember a teacher, advisor, coach and you will gladly do your part to KEEP IT GREEN. Sincerely, Richard C. Howland, Principal 143 WE’RE ONLY JUST BEGUN We’ve only just begun to live. White lace and promises; A kiss for luck and we’re on our way. We’ve only begun. Before the rising sun we fly, So many roads to choose; We start off walking and learn to run, Yes, we’ve just begun. - Sharing Horizons that are new to us, Watching for signs along the way; Talking it over just the two of us, Working together day to day Together. And when the evening comes we smile, So much of life ahead; We’ll find a place where theres room to grow, And, yes we’ve just begun. Sharing horizons that are new to us, Watching the signs along the way; T alking it over just the two of us, Working together day to day Together, Together. And when the evening comes we smile, So much of life ahead; We’ll find a place where there’s room to grow, And yes we’ve just begun. PUBLiC LIBRARY MANCHESTER, MASS 01944