Manchester High School - Anchor Yearbook (Manchester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

A ' e ( In Memory and Dedication 2 to Jennifer Jayne Winn I have reached my Divine; And for all those who mourn, Rather settle your mind With happy memories. For as far away as it seems, There will always be The sense of being close, But never being there. Think of me now as before. I ' m as free as the gusty winds, Captured in the sky. The wind I provide Will only point the way To the extinction of our memories And then turn back. C.M.R. You’ll always be with us The Class of 1982 Will Stirg ever shed her Band-aid? Freed from the cage. You ' d never know there was a camera in the room. Schrock lookout you — who are on the road 4 The Not Ready for Prime Time Typists. Brian finally found the ultimate high. Jane ' s never been so high. What are you looking for, Becca? Just a pinch between the cheek and gum. The girls doing their “shorthand, get it? Wudk ave a co de that ¥ ou can live L ¥ 5 Tempted by the fruit of another You got that look I want to know better. Do you think he noticed us? American Gigolettes The one that failed And that ' s the way it is at Manchester High. Jo, L So, become yourseif 6 ALABAMAS Are you ready? She ' s not that type of girl. Okay guys! Whose been in my purse? Smile girls! I swear that cookie just winked at me. Having some tun. We’d do anything to get in the yearbook. K ecaude tlu fa dt id ludt a goo r J-L r 7 . ' r? y . m 1 41 J| jF ' v- o. ffe f J n 1 m £9 - ' v? 6-“,. ■ ■ vi ’ y W ' , ’ 71 Rf Tj-jjZr __ u , A 0ft. 1 ' tjtSsfcaKi J L 3H I . . i9 jr t .’!■ . ■ 1 Mf vsJ n 5 J 4 T 1 Hi there, ‘‘Sweet-heart. Hatcha of the Kalahari Here comes Schrockie, everyone on the bench! James P. and his harem. I’ll take Joe, you take Tom. Jeach your children wed 10 Beth Neal talks, but do people listen? AP is such an exhilerating sport! They’re just too good for words. Red, White, or Rose? We’re all gonna die! Where did they come from? Ok eir er 3 heff did ddowfy qo by, 11 Thinking of Polly Gamy. Victims of the French kiss. s4nJ feed th em on your dreams , 12 Sorry, it was a tough weekend. What did you say?! Ok e one they pich , id tk te one you 7 know k V 13 The next Bruce Lee? Now don ' t be interrupting me here! Otherwise known as Larry, Moe and Curly, Beach blanket bingo. Fun class, huh? Look out . . Becca’s loose! Karen, a ham? Now where’d you get that idea? 14 rJ )on t you ever aih them why 3f they tofJ you , you woufJ cr y- L Tom, pay attention! . And they thought he was against frisbee. How do you get 25 Seniors on staging? For that stern look . . . The great and powerful Wizard of Odds And they even read . y4nd Lnovu they love you. — (jruttum VuJ, 16 17 Mr. Foster Ball Dr. Peter Hare Superintendent Asst. Superintendent ADMINISTRATION Mr. Richard Howland Principal Mr. Gerald Schrock Asst. Principal 18 1 Mr. William Burrows Industrial Arts Mr. Timothy Averill English Dept. Chairman Mrs. Ruth Baker Instructional Aide Mrs. Rose Bottger History Mrs. Betty Benn School Nurse Miss Nancy Bachman Guidance Counselor Mrs. Catherine Babb Library Services Coordinator Mr. Richard Ananian Guidance Counselor Mr. Hazen Boyd Mathematics 19 Mrs. Janet Burt English Mr. William Carrow Mathematics Mr. Richard Costello Science Dept. Chairman Mr. William Carpenter Industrial Arts Mr. Charles Cooke Physical Education Mrs. Linda Crosby Psychology Mrs. Barbara Costa Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Fran Corcoran Writing Advisor Mr. Wendell Crosby History, A V 20 Ms. Roberta Dwyer Instrumental Instructor Mrs. Catherine Gilmore Study Hall Aide Dr. Gary Eisenhower School Psychologist Mrs. Virginia Flanagan French Mrs. Ellen Goll Foreign Language Dept. Chairman Mr. Carlton Doane Bus. Ed. and Dis. Ed. Coordinator Mr. Edward Field Developmental Reading Mrs. Carole Faller School Health Aide Mrs. Mary Gero Learning Resource Teacher 21 Mrs. Beverly Gravelle Mathematics Mrs. Pamela Irwin Instructional Aide Ms. Josefa Klein Gifted and Academically Talented Mrs. Donna Hale Science, Mathematics Mrs. Sarah Hodges Home Economics, Spanish Mrs. Jazqueline Jermain Resource and Program Assistant, School Committee Secretary Mrs. Janice Kostopoulos Business Education Mrs. V. Anne Jerome English Mrs. Barbara Lane Bookkeeper 22 Mrs. Laura Lovely Science Mr. Frank Langley Adminstration Mr. Bruce Magoon Guidance Mr. Greg Maijenski Instructional Aide Mr. Thomas Meyers History Mr. Hardy Nalley Science, Athletic Director Mr. Richard Madru Music-Band Director Mrs. Kathryn Meinelt Learning Resource Teacher Mrs. Joanne Peterson Instructional Media Assistant 23 Miss Paula Puzinas Cape Ann Collaborative Mrs. Mary Quinion English Mr. David Ryan Science Mr. James Sano Mathematics Mr. Herbert C. Schlegel Mrs. Carol Schrock Mathematics Dept. Chairman Social Studies 1 ■ A. J M Mrs. Margaret Ring Guidance Secretary Mrs. Jean Sawyer Secretary Mr. Ernest Shepard History Dept. Chairman 24 Mrs. Wendy Smith Instructional Aide Mrs. Joni A. Steiner Spanish Mr. John Stuart English, Drama Mrs. Carolyn Trachta Writing Advisor Ms. Kathleen Volchko Physical Education Mrs. Elizabeth Wansong English 25 CUSTODIAL STAFF KITCHEN STAFF 26 .? n ( Amy Leigh Akerley Favorite Saying; You’re a shining star no matter who you are, shining bright to see what you can truly be EWF Pet Peeve: Coach ' s unfair challenge questions Fondest Memories: Summertime, all the good times w KJ. KM. DK. CR, SM, LG. Dram and BK ask Deb. Snowdays NM. 6 M 80, Finals w DK, G.H. w crew, D NA, The liner. 352. The Stage, Santana. Kinks ' 81, all the laughter and tears w D. S. Activltes: Field Hockey 1, 3: Cheerleading 1, 2; Drama 2. 3: Sr. Activities. Student Council and Advisory Rep 2. 3: Homecoming Comm. 4; Tutoring 3: Yearbook 3, 4. Thomas Charles Andrews Nickname: Goob. Ambition: To help Ed with his. Favorite Saying: This Bud ' s for you. Pet Peeve: if you lived here, you ' d be home now. Back braces, Vamosaescriblr, Nantucket (3 yrs. ) Fondest Memories: Celtics Day ' 81. The night ot the ' 81 Fireworks. Friends, UNH ordeal. C.R.S., Three for the road, Georgetown ' 81 aftermath, Superbowl ' 81, 49-6, Parade through town after Superbowl. Activities: Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4; Coke machine with Ed 4. Joni E. Amero Nickname: Joan. Boni Camaro. Ambition: To be the world ' s best radiologist. Favorite Saying: Every age has its pleasures, Its style of wit, and its own way. Pet Peeve: Immunizations pressured through stainless steel prongs. Fondest Memories: June 21st (80) , CMB w S.A., J.G., S.C; Salisbury Beach trip. R.M.. J.G., S.C. Maniac driver on the loose — Conomo Pt. Nov. 23, ' 81 SC. LW, PM, KB; L A. on Bridge (causeway) — DUCK! mavERICk; Looking, waiting for a train out of Essex. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. S.C.; Fridge raid at 7 Winthrop: Invasion of E.E.S.: Most Memorable TYDR and my family. Activities: Silversmlthing. Sara Anderson Ambition: To set my dreams free and to own a Victorian house. Pet Peeves: After thoughts, misunderlandings. Fondest Memories: Surrender ' 79; April summers, P.F.. April 20. visits, good times w triends, neighbors, S.P., Midnight swims. CH. Activities: Student Council 3, 4; Drama 1, 3. 4; Cross Country 3. 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Eric W. Bachry Nickname: Buck, Buckwheat. Ambition: To play a professional sport. Favorite Saying: Do what you want; Be what you want. Live. E-Z. Fondest Memories: Gretchen, K-12, 55. 67, 12, Super Bowl ' 81. Class ot “1982 . Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 — Tri-Capt.; - Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 — (Co.-Capt. 4) ; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 — (Co-Capt. 3, 4) ; YBA 2, 3, 4: Tutoring 4. m Krista Marie Beaton Ambition: To live life to the fullest with few regrets. Favorite Saying: When I want your opinion I ' ll give it to you. Pet Peeve: Being misunderstood. Spiders dropping in, People who call me Kristin and spell my name wrong. Fondest Memories: Summer ' 80 w L.M. and M.H., Y.L. Haunted house ' 80, Clydes, M. Hall w D.B. and B.F., 7 3 81, Bonfire, Garden fence, Florida ' 80, Florida lagoon 81, All the good times with S.C.. C.K. J.E., P.K. D.C., K. B., The Teds!! Activities: Yearbook 3. 4; Photography; Intramural Volleyball: Driver Ed.; D.E.C.A., Ted Comm. 3, 4. V ' : : : :: : Lynn Christianne Bottger Ambition: To be a C.G.. go to Greece and stay healthy. Favorite Saying: “Let us, then, be up and doing, With a heart tor any (ate; Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. Pet Peeve: Indecision. Fondest Memories: TCAL, MIPF. Mt. W, GS, LSD. FI., Black Marbles, Car rides, E.J.H., RTMI, SSP, SI ' 81, S+S, F.P., and N.R.B., STT, GF, B.P., F, Reunion, s, PaHC, H.C., L.E., and Summer ' 81, Activities: Tennis (V) 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Outdoor Club 3, 4 Thomas Michael Beaton Nickname: Tom, Slaughter, Ambition: To Bench Press 600 pounds, Become a pro wrestler powerlifter, to live in the Northwest Territories, Favorite Saying: Never try. Never win. When ' s suppa? Pet Peeve: Sargeant Slaughter haters, Winters with no snow, Mondays. Fondest Memories: My first 300 pound bench press, Disney World, River Country, Sport events at Boston Garden, My first DX contact over my Ham radio. Activities: Weightlifting (Member Cody ' s Gym 1 979- SI) ; Football 4; Ham Radio Operator (F.C.C. License) ; Long bike rides, hunting for old bottles. MaryTrippe Bradlee Nickname: Mare, Boxcar. Ambition; To learn to drive a standard. Favorite Saying: The play ' s the thing. All the world ' s a stage. — W.S. Pet Peeve: Frustration. Bad moods. Fondest Memories: April 19, 1980, Summer ' 80, J.L.P. ' 80, Inspection Rejection, Midnight swims, Ntchol ' s Fudge runs, Tech, crew gab sessions, Road Raltye, Insecurity takeover, Cast parties. Activities: Drama Club Thespian Society 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3. 4; Softball 1; Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4; Ted Committee 3, 4; Yearbook; National Honor Society; Manchester Scholar; Girl ' s State, Women ' s Club Honor Roll. Beth Bresnahan Nickname: Betheny, Beatrice. Beth Ann. Ambition: To get all I can get out of life! Pet Peeve: T.S., Oct. 11-12, Accidents, J.K., Rumors. Fondest Memories: Summer of E.S., G.C., T.P., Concerts Saratoga, Ascot, Crane ' s Beach, Barn nights, Sheryl ' s car, Camp SSMC. Micah, Ski trips, ATSW: M.M., E.S., S.K., K.M., J.C.. J.H., R.M. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Tri-Captain 3, 4; E.C.P. 1, 2, 3; Basketball Manager 4. Karen Marie Brooks Nickname: Brooksie, Cutie, Pork Chops. Ambition: To be over b ' 7 . Find out if MPD lives up to his nickname. To make over minimum wage, To die laughing. Favorite Saying: There are 2 gifts a parent can give his child; one is roots, the other Is wings. Pet Peeve: Ending of summer, Mondays, Losing people you love, Cruel people, Family arguments. Fondest Memories: C.A.L. Jennifer. Summer of ' 81, Baja crew 3:00 am, Singing beach. Misery Island horror shows, ANWC, Beach Prefestivities, The low budget. Jeep, Frappe cups. Toxic milkshakes, Fearsome foursome. Sardines, The statue. Activities: Basketball 1; Tennis; Football Cheerleading 2; Bookstore 1 , 2, 3, 4; Driver Ed. 3; DECA 4; Keg Committee 4. Dean P, Brown Nickname; Deano, Amozizl. Ambition: To get on the radio and own a Lotus Espirit. Favorite Saying: Almost till the blaze still you don ' t feel the heat Takes all you got just to stay on the beat You say its a living We all gotta eat but you ' re here alone With no one to compete. GRATEFUL, DEAD. Pet Peeve: NANTUCKET, 40-defenses, Beer in the bushes (Lowenbrau) . Fondest Memories: 5721 with C D., Half-gallons at Rawlins; With C.D. Activities: Football 1, 3, 4; Hackball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3. — Jane Castle Nickname: Wilt the Stilt. Hane. Twinkle-toes Favotite Saying: It ' s not how much we have but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Good things come in small packages. Pet Peeve Stairs. Crutches. Skirts. Good-byes Fondest Memories: St Patricks Day. Vacation ' 79. Islands. Summer ' 81. Mt. Washington. N.Y., Graduation 8 1 -82 Coaches class. The good times with B.B.. E M , K M , M.M. Activities: Field Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4. Yearbook 3, 4, Outdoor Club 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball. Christopher Scott Carson Nickname: Kit. Whigtlps, Shaky. Spindrill. Ambition: To own a ' 49 Ford. Favorite Saying: Gonna drink a little wine, eat a little cheese, un catch some rays. Pet Peeve: Journal, E.C.C.. Cops with interceptors. Fondest Memories: KK, Prom ot ' 8 1 . D and D Fixing the TURBO. Tempest, Frabscmz, Fun camp, the 88. Convoys to Nicks. Dungeons and Dragons. Ronin the Bladesman. Stephanie Sue Clarke Nickname: Steph Ambition: To travel after I graduate from college. Favorite Saying: Losing the game? Change the rules! Pet Peeve: Anyone who makes their decisions on the decisions of others. Fondest Memories: Chris, “Fred and Mary , Summer ' 8 1 at Mi-Te-Jo with Chris, sailing at Chebacco Lake w Chris. FLA, WDC, TEX, and CALIF. 7 3781 Bonfire. Ball games w Chris. Talks w Eleanor and Jeff, Boston Trips, THE TEDS. Activities: Softball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4: DECA 4: Driver Ed. 3: TED Committee 3.4. Eric Buddenhagen Nickname: Budda, Bubba. Ambition: To graduate from college, go into computers, and drive a Porshe. Favorite Saying: A person filled with gumption doesn ' t sit around disputing about things. He ' s at the front of his train ot own awareness, watching to see up track, and meeting it when it comes . . . Pet Peeve: M P.D , Dusty Friday Nights. Empty refrigerators. Clean sneakers. Fondest Memories Skidmore ' 81. S.L.K.P ' 80. 5. of ' 78, O.B. in N.C., Washington ' 78. Cranes Beach 75-78 Activities: Football 1; Cross Country 2, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4: HackbaM 1. 2. 3 . 4. James Campanella Nickname: Campy. Ambition: To be the best at whatever I do. Pet Peeve: Health. Fondest Memories: Clyde; Susan ' s Apt. K.P. and Quisp, All the great times with T.B Activities: Basketball 3; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4 Brian Arnold Clark Nickname: Clarka, Turbo Calvin, Bri. Ambition: To achieve light speed. Favorite Saying: I ' d rather have a bottle in front of me, than have a frontal lobotomy. Pet Peeve: Overacting, police officers who are on a power trip. Fondest Memories: Mt. Washington Hikes, The Incredible Turbo Celica. The zoo with S.M., Oklahoma. Mr. Fraser. Injury city, Teaching people to drive a standard Mr. Bergman, Cast parties. The Insecurity Table, July 3, ‘81, Fun Camp, Tuck’s pt. 4, ' 8 1 Lambrusco Buddies, Dungeons and Dragons. Activities: Yearbook 4, Outdoor Club 3, 4; Thespian; Bloodmobile; Summershow 78, 79. 80, 81; Theatre 1. 2. 3, 4; Class Maniac. D and D 3, 4 Ruth Susan Cullinane Nickname: “Radical Ruth , “Stilts and other absurdities. Ambition: To be an actress Of just look like one. Favorite Saying: “Act well your part, there all the honor lies — Guess who? — Let the dog eat the cats, then shoot the dogs. LC. Fondest Memories: The Glass Menagerie, “The Inspection Rejection”, Flamilton-Wenham 1981, Midnight Express Theme”, Insecurity table takeover . Activities: Baseketball; Theater; Student Council; Historian Librarian of Thespian Society; Summershow all the time. David Dlgby Nickname: Digga Ambition: To rob the Chase Manhattan Bank of N.Y. Favorite Saying: If you can ' t befuddle ’em with brilliance, baffle ’em with B.S. Pet Peeve: Mrs. Burt (short people) . Fondest Memories: Nantucket Pep Rally in Media C enter. Activities: Baseball 1; Football 1; Nicks Roast Beef 1. 2, 3,4. William Crane Nickname: Whoop. Whooper. Fondest Memories: Band trips to Washington and Belchertown. Activities: Band 1. 2, 3, 4; J.V. Tennis 1; Baseball Manager 1, 2; Hackball 2, 3. James Patrick Dickman Nickname: Jim, The Dick, James P. Ambition: Never to meet Jon’s good friend Ralph. Favorite Saying: “Life ' s like a ferris wheel, sometimes you ' re up, sometimes you ' re down, sometimes you don’t know how you feel. T.R. Pet Peeve: Power I ! The Hoodsies; Nantucket; J.S. at my door. Fondest Memories: Biology w T.T. and AS; HAEDRICH ' 80; The raft ask R.M., K.M. and B.P.; My sweet Nicole 6 28 81; CRUSADER ' S ' 81; DUKE- CLARKE Project ' 81; JUST A LITTLE BIT MORE - Pictures S.M., S.D., D.B., S.T., T. W.; Finals ' 80; July 4th ' 80 ask T.T.; LMU w R.M.; MD ' s block Party: K.M.K.: UNO ' S; T.D. Apponequet 10 13 81; Summer 81; Super Bowl; The “Gradies”. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 : Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Waterskiing 1. 2, 3. 4. Deborah Ellen Creed Nickname: Creedie”. Debbie, Debba. Ambition: To go to college (Spanish and Computers) and travel to Spain. Favorite Saying: Seldom do you fully appreciate another ' s abilities until you compete with them. — Salada. Pet Peeve: Polyester. Chemicals in foods. Surprise quizzes, Being misunderstood. Fondest Memories: X.C.-C the C w K.J. ( ' 81) D.E. 1st T.B.R. drv. HBRding m J.E.. summer ' 81, jging w J and B (8?m) , Spanish IV, Activities: Crosscountry 1, 2, 3 (Octa-Capt.) 4: Softball 1. 3, 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Ceramics 2, 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Photography 3, 4; Tutoring 4. Pemilla Dahm Nickname: Nellie, Dahmski, Vanilla. Ambition: A medical career or to become a ski bum. Favorite Saying: “Put your face in the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. “Man kan bara vara sig sjalv. Pet Peeve: Americans that talk too fast, pSblar. Fondest Memories: Aug. 81-Aug. 82, Les Arcs 1980, Homecoming 1980, hela mitt liv, The Haunted House In T opsfield, Les deux Alpes 1 98 1 , The Raven with Stirg, Slare. and Les. Summer of 1981. Activities: Field Hockey — 81; Outdoor Club; Intramural Volleyball; Tennis; (Basketball) . Leslie Adele Donovan Ambition: To sky dive and ski the Alps. Favorite Saying: Each of us was born with two ends: one to sit on the other to think with How well you do in this world depends on which one you use the most,” Pet Peeve: Losing keys. S. A T S, Gas station bells. Fondest Memories: B-day dinners with M.A.S. and K.S., BH. with R.F.. Tink-with E.D., The Swans . July 3. Summer ‘81, the 4:45 train, the ski trip, C M.. Sailing, SpyroGyra-dancin ' in the aisles with D R.S. Castle Hill — lockouts, moondance fireworks Christmas 80 Activities Field Hockey 1. 2, 3, Tri-Capt. 4, Baseketbali: Yearbook: Vice Pres. 2; Class Rep 3; Debate 3. Co-Capt. 4: Outdoor Club: National Honor Society (Secretary) ; Manchester Scholar. Edward J. Field III Nickname: Eddie Ambition: To blow up some Island Favorite Saying When I was a little boy just so high Pel Peeve: Mo-peds. Scamps, Mike. Fondest Memories: Georgetown ' 80, ' 81, Superbowl ' 81 — 49-6 Parade through town, Gym celebration. Proms. ' 80. ' 81. ' 82, Activities: Football 1. 2, 3. 4, (Tri-Capl. 4) : Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. (Co-Capt 4) . Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4, (Co- Capt 3. 4) , Boys ' State Rep 3: Coke Machine with Goob 4, Ellen Lynn Doyle Ambition: To tackle the Continental Divide. Favorite Saying: He could see the honey, he could smell the honey, but he couldn ' t quite reach the honey Winnie-the-Pooh Pet Peeve: Driver ' s tests the third time around Fondest Memories: Metronomes and marbles, Enjoying slopes with K H. and cold braces, L.B. ' s rowing, S. A s special letters, Running . James, Waves. An interesting summer of ' 81. Christmas Eve ' 78, Plum Island and Lavallette, Mt. Washington, Rivers and Tim. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Cross-Country 3. 4: Field Hockey 1 , 2: Softball 1 ; Math Club 4: Student Advisory Committee 3. 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Manchester Scholar. Ruth Marie Fusco Nickname: Ruthie. Favorite Saying: No eternal reward shall be yours for wasting the dawn. Pet Peeve: Gas station bells. Fondest Memories: Mount Washington, SpyroGyra, B.H. with L.D., Summer ' 81, C.M., N.H. Activities: National Honor Society; Cross-Country; Outdoor Club; Thespian Society. Joan Marie Elder Nickname: Toad Ambition: To be happy, healthy, and successful. Favorite Saying: Mondays are the lintballs in the washing machine of life.” Pet Peeve: Polyester matches. Leisure suits. Long sleeved bathing suits, Parasites. Fondest Memories: Cars Concert ' 80. Halloween ' 79. Summer of ' 79. ' 81; Topsfield Fair ' 81, D.5 ' swith J.K. and K.B.; R.P. trips; Tents ' 79, ' 80, ' 81; Graduation, Haunted House ' 81, C.B. party ' 81: Bodysurfing action, Christmas 79, ' 80, Mexico trip April ' 82. Dips with M L. Activities: Drivers Ed.; Ted Committee; Bloodmobile; Yearbook Staff; Tutoring; G.H. Viewing. Sarah Elizabeth Gauthier Nickname: Libby. Libsta. Libmeista, Libia, Libba, Ricant, Libby Bol Libby, Tweety. Chicken Legs. Ambition: To pursue all my dreams in life. Favorite Saying: The best things in life are Iree. Pet Peeve: P.P.S., SAT ' S, Chauvinist pigs, 12:00 curfew. Excelsior, Big mouths. Fondest Memories: DSW BO, CR. KW, PK, Halloween. N Runs w JB, Snowy cookouts w TT, Barn parties, Street parlies w MPO, The Lib-Lina, cham-stealing w SS and TT, New Years (behind the wall) w TT 80-81, KKJ on Singing Beach, Macs w CR and JD and ST, Little Misery, The night the water pipes broke w KW, Car Ralieghsw D.H. andC.R. Christmas 79 w M.A. Band Concerts w A. A. and T.B.,22ElmSt. Eversings OK AWSFICER w J.B., Expensive outbursts, Butler Ave., July 3 BONFIRE w A. A., M. A.. S.M. and DC FOREVER, JCs w S.S. SUNSET ROWING w D.H. Activities: Cross Country 1, 2. 3; Softball 1; Silversmithing; Photography. Matthew Hamor Nickname: Steve. Armon, Matt. Ambition: To own The White House and drive a Lotus. Favorite Saying: You only live once, so go tor the gusto or don ' t go at all. Pet Peeve: S.A.T. tests, That voice — that horrible sound — who but M.O. — Maaatt. Fondest Memories: Corky and Clougha horror shows, B and T, Smith Point. Golf Course Runs. E. B. , the Black Hole. S.C, and G.D. Project, T.T., D.B., D P. (Dances) . Halloween II Lakes Keg. Mopeds. S.D. Activities: Golf and Hackball 1. 2, 3, 4. Lynda Ellyn Greene Nickname: Bean Beandlp. Ambition: To be happy. Favorite Saying: When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, when the road you ' re trudging seems all uphill, when the funds are low and the debts are high don ' t give up. Pet Peeve: Starless nights, Hangnails, My feet, Keys and locked doors. Fondest Memories: Tuna at midnight, (ask D.S.) , Summers ' 81 and ' 80, Mr. Bergman ' s classes, W.S.I . LI. 9 16 81, what and nothin ' . J.H.. C.R.S.. Basketball. St. Thomas, The pool. Activities: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Softball 1. 2. Jennifer J. M, Hare Nickname: Jenn, Jenniferabbit, Jennyfaaarrr . Ambition: To cheerlead with Becca and Karen. Favorite Saying: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Pg pggygv pgt Peeves Fondest Memories: MM. ES, BB, RM, KM, MA, CM, JJ, 3rd baseline, A.B.C. ' s, New Hampshire, my 25 animals, 16th b-day, the trio, 5 layered and gym, seniors. (Special thanks to DMH and JPH.) Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball (Co-Cap!.) 1. 2: Softball Manager 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Outdoor Club 4; Tutoring Special Needs Students 1, 2, 3, 4; E.C.P. 1,2,3, 4: Driver ' s Ed. 3 Kristin Ann Harrington Nickname. Kris Ambition: To sail around the world; to beat misery island. Favorite Saying: “Fly Harrington Airlines. Pet Peeve: S.A.T. ' s, Chemistry, J.W., Babysitters. The word gather.” Fondest Memories: Paris ' 80, St. John ' s ' 81. N. Conway ' 81, lsleboro ' 80, Isle of Shoals ' 81, Debate tirps, M.G.R.+M.H. withC.V.J. Activities: Field Hockey; Tennis; S.A.C.; Debate 3; Treasurer 4, National Honor Society: Manchester Scholar. Pamela S. Harris Nickname: Pam. Ambition: To live, laugh and love. Favorite Saying: Of all the gifts that time and earth bestow . there is none so precious as one true friend. Pet Peeve: People who gossip and Snobs!!! Fondest Memories: Nov. 13th, 1979, Feb 9th ' 80. J.W.R., and W S B.; July 13th ' 81; Pifta Colada Day 1981; New Years Eve 1980, at Towley ' s house; Singing beach 1981 with D.G. Activities: Smoking area, girl’s room. James E. Hatch Nickname: Hatcha Ambition: To be whatever I want. Favorite Saying: “Isn ' t It nice we could all be together. Pet Peeve Nantucket; Police; Car problems. Fondest Memories: Every DEAD show; S.G., S.D., M D , E B . ! L. C D . M.C.H.. S.T., D.K., C M , R.L., the Scamp Harborside, Sugarloaf. Quarters, Mrs Gravelle, Football, 80 and 81, Superbowl ' 81, Dad. Activities: Football; Hockey; Baseball; Hackball. Susan Elizabeth Henderson Nicknames Sue, Hendy. Blossom, Cape. Ambition: Sell-actualization. Favorite Saying: The young are slaves to dreams; the old servants of regrets. I can see that your thoughts are deeper than you, yourself, are able to express. But since this is so, you know don ' t you, that you ' ve never lived what you are thinking and thal isn ' t good Only the ideas that we actually live are of any value. Hermann Hesse. Fondest Memories: The Incredible French Experience e g. Cottage, Patesserie Munch outs w B.J.K and P.L.H ; Ftunstothe Witch City. Out to eatsw NP. Prom 81 B.L.. B J.J., P.J.8., Dana ' s 6 18 81 w Bl BOATNICK, SANTANA 81 w C.C.. A M , J.H., TORCH. BABETH, Theater w D.B. and B.C. and W.M., JEB, Blueberry Hill Rap Sessions W J.S.M, 1-4-3. Activites: Class T reas, 2. 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3; Drama 1. 2. Treas. 3; Thespian Society 4; Baseball 1; French Exchange 80 , Godspell, No ' No ' Nannettel, Olivet; Driver Ed. 3. Thomas Karl Hoff Nickname: Hoffa. Ambition: To be Mr. Roger ' s neighbor. Favorite Saying: Mistakes are too fun to be made only once. D.R.S. Pet Peeve: Small ditches in tall grass, LCLM 1. Fondest Memories: Rocky Mountain High. July 3, ' 81, Summer ' 81. B.C. runs with M R. and B.M , Spyro Gyra-dancing in the aisles with C.F. Activities: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Football 1; Hackbali 1, 2, 3. 4; Volleyball 2. 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Debate 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 3. 4; Maple Valley Ski Team 1, 2. 3. 4. Thomas D. Johansson Nickname: Tom. Ambition: To be successful. Favorite Saying: Gin smells like deodorant. — TD Pet Peeve: Teachers who throw away my work. My locker lock. Fondest Memories: Phiiiyyylll! Mr. Ryan ' s buckle. Activities: Skiing, X-country, Running and Sailing. Kathleen C. Johnson Nickname: Boo Boo, Big Wheels. Alex B. Ambition To model for the cover of Popular Mechanics — MCP material. Pet Peeve: Waitress Killer. KM on a Sat. night. Fondest Memories: S mote making CR, ECC KW. KE. ECC Woods DC, Bates LB, Squeeze 81, Mad Pinto. Rabbits SA. Inspection Rejechon MB. Road Rallye81. Activities: X-Country 1, 2. 3, Octa-Capt. 4; Yearbook 3. 4; Debate 4; Class Sec 1. 2, 3. 4; Insecurity Takeover Comm. 4; Ted Comm. 3, 4. i William G. Johnson Nickname: B. J.. Quincy. Ambition: To be successful lover!!! Favorite Saying: Only if I could be like you. Goon. Philll Pet Peeve: Waking up, Research papers, Oral reports, Gym on Mondays. Fondest Memories: Eating 12 bowls of cereal at S.D. ' s house w D.B., M.H., and D.P. triptoP.E.I. w Gordy ' 81, Sundays at Roller palace. Activities: Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3. Laurie Joanne Keating Nickname: Lolly, Laurski, Lau, Keats. Ambition; To own a BMW 3.0CS. Favorite Saying: I ' ve always felt that tomorrow is for those who are too much afraid to go past yesterday and start living for today. SW What ' s in my eye? Pet Peeve: Chemistry, P.R.K., Rainy Winters. Fondest Memories: J.A.B. 6 21 79, Skylab, Midway and L.P., Graveyard — ask S.M.. Summer of ' 80, GHWL. V.O.L.M. with B.N., S.M., A.S.. K.B. Bajajing in the jeep, Frappe cups ask K.B., A.S., and B.N . J.Y.C. cruises. The F-85D, PBYask O.K., 1 27 81 with J.B., UMass Roadlrips, Halloween with B.P., B.N., G M Robin lamkins William Russel Lewis Nickname: Lumis, Darkle, Bro. Ambition: To understand girls of today. Favorite Saying: Beyond a mere shadow of doubt, there lies an answer. Beyond the heavens, there lies another world. Beyond dark death, there Is a bright life. But beyond Love, there is no greater element. Pet Peeve: Nantucket, Spinach, and Cfgaretts. Fondest Memories: Fun times with D M and N. V, Special day June 18, 1981; Memorial School days in 8th grade; 143 for that person; Blueberry HHI; fun times with P.B.; Lots of special memories with B J.; Sports with E.F., E.B., and B. J. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Smoke Signals 1, 2. 3, 4; Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4; Driver ' s Ed. Deborah Lynne Kirby Nickname: Deb, Debba-doo, Kirbs. Ambition: To live happily ever after on Doritos and Dilly dip. Favorite Saying: Call Jack!” — Coach Pet Peeve: Lingering Graduates, P.F.T., Bucket seats. Fondest Memories: D.T.S., Biff, D 2 NA, “Bleeding Kansas, ask AA, Chitchya ask SM, Dram ask AA. Santana ' 80, ' 81, J.T. ' 80. Kinks ' 81. Clarke-Duke ' 81. Monty ' s. The Stage, G.H., PBYaskLK, N.Y.E. 80-8 1 , Aug, 1 8 ask DTS, Misery — 2:00 am, and all the happiness and tears with AA and SM, Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Capt. 3; Cheerleading 1; Yearbook 3, 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Coaches Roaches 4, Tyler Laughridge Nickname: Tystick. Ambition: To be a successful business man. Favorite Saying: Quick! Go for it! You only live once. Pet Peeve: The dump road. Term papers, and ignorant people. Fondest Memories: Castle Hill 1981. California ' 81, Marsden ' s roof. Activities: Baseball 2, 3; Cross Country 4; DECA 3, 4; Bookstore 2, 3, 4; Outdoor Club 4: Hackball 1, 2. 3, 4. Anthony Kopanon Nickname: Kope. Ambition: To become a rich and famous chef. Favorite Saying: Why are we here? I don ' t care what we dol Pet Peeve: Coach Ananlan ' s pep talks. Come on boys. Fondest Memories: ' 79, 4th of July, Mac ' s runs. The zoo. Activities: Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Football 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3,4 Deborah S. Lear Nickname: Debbie, Debba-Doo. Ambition: To be happy. Favorite Saying: The love in your heart wasn ' t put there to stay, love isn ' t love till you give it away. Pet Peeve: Nantucket, the morning after. Fondest Memories: Years at M.H.S., White briefs and Dinner jackets, The prom, Inspection Rejection, Rofterskating with Natalie (blackout) , Summer vacations! Activities: Songfest 1; J.V. Softball Manager 1; Cross Country 2, 3; Driver ' s Ed. 2, 3; Cheerleading 3, 4; Year6ook 3, 4: Volleyball Intermurals 2, 3. William A MacDonald Nickname: Crash. Bill Swill. Ambition: To buy an American car which screams. Favorite Saying What ' s Up . Bondo. Pet Peeve Mr, Ryan. Fondest Memories: Patty Richardson. Back to Patio 80 Mr Burrough ' s Field Trips, GM. Smoking Area E Block Activities: Partying 1. 2, 3, 4. Catherine Emy Macek Nickname Cathy Ambition: To strengthen my will power, which has been described as having the consistency ot a mashed potatoe Favorite Saying: There are so many empty lives my triend and we |ust can ' t let them waste away. This life Is a precious thing my triend And we can ' t wait another day — KANSAS Pet Peeve: Designers. Macho men. Little people with big egos. Fondest Memories: Stig ' s smiles and Becca ' swarm hugs. Assorted evenings out with S.S . I D. and O S ' s aisle maneuvers: Osborn raids with D C.; Rug Parties; Switzerland and Victoria with M.W.; GrimacesonMt Washington; 81 fireworks with l.K and others; Slalom Activities. Field Flockey 1, 2. 4. Outdoor Club 3, 4; Yearbook 3. 4; Class Rep 4; Drama Club 3. Philip W. MacDougall Nickname: DOOGIE. Ambition. To become rich and famous without lifting a finger Favorite Saying: You can ' t get anything you want out ot life, and I ' m gonna get It all! Pet Peeve Backing into Trans-Ams; Page 79; Boxford Nov. 7. 81. Blue Hills game. PHILLL. Fondest Memories: Japan ' 80, Coache ' sclass ' 81. Roller Palace — I ' m in Heaven Prom ' 81, Convertable Summer ' 81, Beach Bum 79, 80, 81, Trip to P.E.I. with Gordy ' 81. Weekend in N.Y. with B.A and D.W Activities. Basketball 1, 2. 3. Football 1, 2, 3. 4, Blood Mobile 4; Tennis Team 1; Volleyball 2. 3. Douglass Keith Machain Nickname: Doug-Drugless. Ambition: To go into music full time. Favorite Saying: “Don ' t worry about it. You’re all wet.” Don ' t listen to WBCN or WCOZ, listen to UNITY!! (my bandl Pet Peeve: School, Homework, (It wasn ' t that bad, I never did it) . Fondest Memories Rumbles in Coache ' s class. Activities: Football 1; Basketball 3. Sheila MacEachern Nickname: Commander. Ambition: to get married and live a long happy life. Favorite Saying: You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you jus! might find, you get what you need. Pet Peeve: Hangovers. Fondest Memories: April 17, 1981, W E.T.W Joe, Clint and Martha? Parties w Mag. Crew Toga, Joes M.G.. Summer 81 . Michel Maloney Nickname Mitch Shell. Ambition. To be the best. Favorite Saying: I will not follow where the path may lead but I will go where there Is no path, and I ' ll leave a trail. Pet Peeve: T.S, — C.W, — J.K. Fondest Memories: Summer ot ' 81 — Barn nights — concert-Saratoga-Crane’s beach-Nature center- Hawaii-skiing IPSWICH, washroom, Ascot, Zudbemst. J.H., E.S-, B.B . S.K.. M.A., J.C. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Club 4; Band 1; Softball 1; E.C.P. 1,2, 3. Karen Leigh Manos Nickname: Miss Monarch , Lily . Ambition: To become a DALLAS Cowboy Cheerleader. Favorite Saying: To dream ot a person you would like to be is to waste the person you are. Pet Peeve: Skirts, Greenies , losing ball games. Fondest Memories. The Trio: “The Bulldozers”; Times spent with M.J.S., J.H., R.M., E.S., B.B . J C, M.M.: Beating HW; The Locker Room; The Spilt Water . Activities: Field Hockey 4; Basketball 1 Co-Captain, 2, 3 Co-Captain; Softball 1, 2, 3 Tri-Captain, 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3. Kathleen G. Matthews Nickname: Kathy, Space and Frank. Ambition: To be very happy. Favorite Saying: What’s up for tonight 9 ” Pet Peeve: Cars that need work. Fondest Memories: Magnolia crew B.L, B.R., B.D.. R. B., R.R., J.T., S.L., A.L., A.P. L.R., especially L. W.. S. M..T.B , L.M.. 10-30-81, 1 1-10-81, Summer of 81”, Bob ' s Dorm. Rebecca Ann Marsden Nickname: Becca, Thumbs. Ambition: To rid the world of it ' s cheerleaders. Fondest Memories: Summers at the beach, the tent K.M. and B.P., Times spent with S.E.M., Rolling In the mud. Kooko Punch 80-81, The Trio. Pet Peeve: Rare Diseases. Activities: Crosscountry 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Advisory Alternate 81-82. Itty Bitty Thumb Committee, Pres.; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Thomas Marshall Pat McManus Mary Frances McCarthy Ambition: To own Bloomindale ' s. Favorite Saying: I have nothing to offer but blood, sweat, and tears. Winston Churchill. Fondest Memories: Summer 1981; 75mileswith K.M.; White briefs and dinner jackets: The moped incident ; Being stranded at Nick ' s. Activities: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Softball 1; Tennis 3; E.C.P. 4; Swimming; Sailing; Yearbook 4. Johanna Melvin Nickname: Jo , . Jo- Jo, Josie. Ambition: To look forward to the future, while never forgetting the wonderful past. Favorite Saying: One smile Is always started by another, Fondest Memories: Vacations in the West: June 20, 1979. Winston; October 24, 1980 with Lisa Thursby; Working at Dr. Pollock ' s: Prom 1981; Bike-a- Thon Ftoad race 1981. Activities: Field Hockey 1-4; Outdoor Club. Sarah Whitman Moore Nickname: Morski, Moorester, Sally. Stent, and Fag Jr. Ambition: To live happily ever after on Doritos and Dilly Dip. Favorite Saying: “Each succeeding year unfolds wisdom, beauty, and holiness. M.B.E.; I think I ' m in like! S.W.M. Pet Peeve: P.V.B.t sand EB.B.’s. Fondest Memories: Oct. Fest ' 78, J.J.F. and Hickbeer, Mult, concerts and dances, V.O.L.M. and long gondola rides, R.N.R.S., Boat People, M l. Parties. V.A. Bound, Sweet 16, Snowdays. G.N.O. and ' .Vs. G.Y. w L.K„ Mt. Wash. E-Pt. w B.N.. Monty’s, Coll. V. ' s, HO-JO ' s, S.M. 2 times w B.J., R.P.W., and Goob. Connie, Wiggins, and J.C., A.S.. B.N.. L.K., C.R.. N.P., K.B., S.H., S.A., C.H., Jon and Bri. J.P.D., J.H., Mom and Dad, etc.. The Total M.H.S. experience, (at last!) Activities: Field Hockey 1-4; B-ball 1-3; Tennis 2-4; Softball 1; S.C. 4; SAC 3 and 4; NHS 4, Yr. Book 4, Bkstr. 1-3: Photography 3 and 4; Ski Club 1 -4; Outdr. Club 2-4, Reeber Club 1-4; Sr. Act Comm. Elizabeth Jacobs Neal Nickname: Beth, B.J. Ambition: To find out what’s in Laurie ' s eye. Favorite Saying: Tis better to remain silent and thought the tool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt . . . Dad. Pet Peeve: Being known as “Amy’s little sister , R.D.H., Mouthguards, and Masco. Fondest Memories: B-block final “79 , VF-85D V.O.L.M. w L.K.. Killington. T.D.S., B-days.Misery island 80-81, G.R.P., Santana 81, R.D.H., Field Hockey 81, Octoberfest ' 78, E-Pt w S.M,2 The Bulldozers , W.C. ' s class, 18th hole, Prom ' 81. Activities: Whistle (Field) Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Capt. 1, 4; Softball 1, 2; Basketball (Some) ; Coach ' s Roaches ' 81; Name That Tune Committee. Cathleen M. Nicol Nickname: Cathy. Nic. Ambition: To be a self-actualized person Favorite Saying “You can ' t always gel what you want, but it you try sometimes, you just might find you get what you need The Rolling Stones Pet Peeve: Male Chauvanist Pigs. Activities Debate 9, Math Team 10. 1 1; Varsity Football and Basketball Cheering 1 1; National Honor Society 10, 11. Ned Nugent Nickname: Headwin. Skned. Ambition: To follow the path ot knowledge, To be a musician. Favorite Saying: When a man learns to see, he finds himself alone in the world, surrounded by folly . . . Don Juan Pet Peeve; Phone calls from Jerry. Jock-itch, of the brain. Activities: Jazz Band, Smoking Area 1, 2, 3; Extra Terrestrial Travel 3, 4. Robert Jayson Ocko Nickname: ' ' Arc”, Crunch, B‘ob. Ambition: To own a restaurant. Pet Peeve: Nantucket, curfews, J.P., J.S. ' s, soaps, D.B.L., S.A.T.s, Mondays. Fondest Memories: New Years Eve 1980 with T.M.T. and all the good times after, Utah ' 78, N orton 3-0, Santana 1 980, Four Musketeers, T ruency on the beach 1980, Pewter Pot withS.D. and C.D., late night dips with Yoges, lobster dinner at George ' s, Weigh stations with Anthony. Going to the Super Bowl 1981. Activities: Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1; Hackball 2, 3, 4; Skiing, DECA. David Olney Ambition: To enjoy and five fife to the fullest. Favorite Saying: Don’t do today what you can do tomorrow. Pet Peeve: Mondays, cold summers, colder winters. Fondest Memories: Summer of ' 79, First day in Manchester. Activities: J.V. Tennis 3: Volleyball. Nicole Ann Plante Nickname: Niki, Nick, Zip. Ambition; To stop procrastinating — (that was a last second idea) . Favorite Saying: tf something is yours set it free. If it comes back then it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t, it wasn ' t yours to begin with. Pet Peeve: Being ignored, ' ‘Hoodstes , E.B.B. ' s. Fondest Memories: Crusaders 6 28 w J.D., S.C. and T.A., Summer of ' 81 Homecoming 1981, Times with S.C., Castle Hill, Out to eats with S.H. especially Romangioli ' s Table — and afterwards with J.D. Activities: Softball 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 4. David Paige Nickname: “Bert ' ' Ambition: To get a Saab and be happy. Favorite Saying; If you have no desire, you have nothing! “Phil 1 ' . Pet Peeve: Horses! LCLM 1 M.Q. (Horrible voice) . _ , Fondest Memories: J.W. Dinner Dance 8th grade B.J. Sunday Drives R.M. M.M. N.H. Runs with S.M. and B.W. C.C. and Football 81 Superbowl. Activities: Football 1, 4; Baseball 1; Tennis 1, 2: Golf 2. 3: Hackball 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 2. Scott Wade Porter Nickname: Scottie, Shadow, Fish. Ambition: To make it through the Navy and to become a carpenter. Favorite Saying: The moose is loose. Grizzly Adams and his pet ben. (Mr. Tarr) . Pet Peeve: Getting into trouble with Mr. Riley in the 7th grade. Activities: Baseball 8th Grade; Taking differentials out of the StangH in shop. Also getting my clothes covered with oil and grease at the same time. Todd Michael Edward Piergrossi Nickname: Pyro, Bug Ambition: Bomb. Nantucket, to trapeze when I ' m 65. Favorite Saying: Were ' t not for gold and women, there would be no damnation. Pet Peeve: Vito, English, people who don ' t shower. Fondest Memories: Georgetown 3, 4; H.B. ' sfor Vito 79, 81; Prime Time; Monk Season. Activities: Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3 Tri-Captain 4; Hackball 2, 3, 4; U.S.K.T. 2, 3, 4. Laura Lee Power Nickname: Lou , “Slou”, Lou Jane . Ambition: To succeed in my career, Drive a 450 SL. Favorite Saying: You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you get what you need. Pet Peeve: E.R. ' s History class. Salty, “Mondays ' ' . Fondest Memories: D.M.; Bajahing in C.L. green machine 4 A M.; (G.H.W.) T.S. L.K. P.P. T.S. J.S. D M. G.H.; Santana “81 , “80 , Midway , Skylab; Castle Hill “80 . “81 ; P.H.with J.S.; Swlngin Singing” 79 , “80 , “81”. Misery Island Parties (shoulder action) T.S. Racy. Activities: Bookstore 1, 2; Field Hockey I, Capt. 3; Keg Committee 3, 4; Homecoming Committee; Kack Committee: Dark Tanning Committee; Sailing; Waterskiing. Diane Pszenny Nickname: Di. Ambition: To travel and be happy. Favorite Saying: I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and loved today. Pet Peeve Computers. Rainy football games. Nantucket. Fondest Memories: Inspection Rejection. White briefs and dinner jackets. Prom, MHS. Cheerleading. France. Activities: Football, Cheerleading 2, 3. 4 Co-Captain 4, Basketball Cheerleading 3. 4 Co-Captain 3: J.V Softball 2. 3: France 2; Yearbook 3. 4; ECP 3. 4 Elizabeth C Ryan Nickname: Beth. IBM Ambition: To get through college, travel through Europe, and to be happy Favorite Saying. There is no dearer lover of lost hours that I I can be idler than the idlest flowers, more idly lie. — S. W. Mitchell. Pet Peeve: Imaginary T ypewriters. Coinciding papers and tests and Rainy Mondays. Fondest Memories: Snow days, Lori, Walking along RR tracks. Doctor Demento. Theater class. “She ' s got the look . The beach in the ram. J.B. Activities: International Thespian Society; Cross Country. Jonathan Ranger Nickname: Jon, Ranger. Ambition: To inherit a lot of money and travel around the world. Favorite Saying 1 ' We ' re having some fun now. ' ' (Created in Mr. Shepard’s class) or the big Q is, Why are we here? (also created In Mr. Shepard ' s class.) Pet Peeve: Coach Ananian ' s pep talks. Fondest Memories: Fun camp ' 81. Kope throwing cheeseburgers at Volvos. Activities: Football 1; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Hackball3. 4. Chris Schowalter Ambition: To walk on water. Favorite Saying: I wanna have my kicks before the whole S.H. goes up in flames. Jim Morrison Pet Peeve: Philll, Cut corners. Fondest Memories: Weird Scenes Inside the Goldmine. Activities: X-country 1,2, 3; Debate Team 1.3 Captain 4. w - Caitlin Cameron Rumpf Nickname: Catface, Caklenut. Sweetums. Boobuly- doo, Catman-du, Skaitlin, Cat. Ambition: To clean my room, Be happy. Have $$. Die Laughing, Favorite Saying: It matters not how long you live, but how well Pet Peeve: Losing kitties, People w no savolr faire. excelcior, coconut. Fondest Memories: Calif. w R.E.R. and L.A.C., Denny ' s Halloween ' 81 ' . Mini Coop Ralley w DH and LG, QE2 77 ' . Prom ' 81 ' , Eversingsok awsficer. 8 26 81, dunk at Salters w KW, JB. Little Misery, 22 Em St., LW and crew, Hobying w RER, Harlem Globe Trotters w Pootie, Slumber Parties. 5 Butler Ave.. Gondoala runs w BL, ST, BR. good times w KW, KJ. LA, LG, AA, (Craziness) ST and KK times, ALL the great people in class of 81, NY w CCR, Banana Nut bread w TT $LG brothers, KS. MS nutlyness, chicken Macs w CR, My good life with R.E.R. Activities. Basketball Cheerleading 3; Yearbook 3, 4: Horror Comm 1, 2, 3, 4; Detention Prevention 1, 2, 3, 4; Snackbar 1, 2. 3, 4, Dorothy Eileen Seekell Nickname: Dot. Spot. Ambition: To be happy and to stay that way for always. Favorite Saying: I am a wiseman unguided, and a warrior of peace uninspired. My need runs deep for a companion sharp and gentle. Eyes wide open with soft hands and a caring heart. R. Menzies 80, Pet Peeve: Time, Sunburns, Broken promises, Saying good-bye. Fondest Memories: Tuna at midnight (ask LEG) . Colorado ' 80, Summer of 79, Kathy ' 76. 3 Amy Shaw Nickname Ame, Memo, Yma. Ambition: To travel all over the world, see new people and new places, and do new things. Favorite Saying: If you want something very, very badly, let it go free. If it comes back to you it is yours forever. If it doesn ' t, it was never yours to begin with. Pel Peeve: P.V.B. ' s, Pressure. Unhappy people, and saying goodbye. Fondest Memories: Octoberfest ' 78, G.H. w S.W. A. A.. D.K., L.K., Monty ' s, G.N.O-. G.R, and B.P., WTs, TMEP, Swinging Singing, M l Parties, boat people, Kinks ' 81. VOLM, Fearsome Foursome. J.J.F.. D.W.C.. Snow days. Bean Town, Hick Beer, Long Gondola rides, total MHS experience! Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4: Outdoor Club 3: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Activities Committee 4; Name That Tune Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Emma Louise J. Sibley Nickname: Em-ma, Suprilla, Louie. Ambition: To make life worth living. Favorite Saying: Don ' t let loose your dreams as they can make a rainy day shine. Pet Peeve: T.S., Oct. 1 1-12, Telephone poles, J.K.. decisions, rumors. Fondest Memories: Summer ' 81 with B.B., G.C., and T.P., concerts, Saratoga. Ascot, barn nights. Crane ' s Beach. Sheryl ' s car, Cecil, ski trip, ATSW M M B.B., S.K., K.M., J.C., J.H., R.M Activities: Field Hockey 1. 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 2. 3, 4: Yearbook 3; Outdoor Club 4: Band 1, 2; ECP 2, 3; Basketball Manager 4, Jonathon Mark Simon Nickname: ‘‘Deadrock, “Simone”, Jon Ambition: To see Jim D. make cookies. Favorite Saying: Remember the past, look to the future, but live for the present. Pet Peeve: Generic Plan Attacks, waterbeds. Fondest Memories: Graduation ' 81. July 4th ' 81. Baseball. Breaking records. Activities: Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Manchester Scholar 3, 4: Class President 2. 3, 4: D + D (DM) 3. 4. Mary Ann Singleton Nickname: Sing, Slare Ambition: To go to the Kangamangus. Favorite Saying: It you give someone an inch, they think you ' re a ruler. Pet Peeve: Skiing Into the woods, T.D.’s. unit vectors. Fondest Memories: Summer of ' 81 with Stirg, Castle Hill ' 81, HooHa ' s ' 80- ' 81, 8 22 with Al; The First Game, WBC ' s, “The Graduate.” 3 14 80. Dashboard Buffet, “Manipmobile, skiing ' 80, Christmas ' 80, Vincent ' s w Spewy, Terra and Stirg, Tempted, ' ' Moondance,” Nilla, B-day dinners w Les and Stirg, by the hearth, sailing and sliding. Activities: Basketball; Tennis: Yearbook, Sr, Editor 4; tall Water Skiing; Prom; Homecoming Committees; JHB Club; Kack Committee; Attitude Adjustment 3ar Committee. Susan Ruth Smith Nickname Sue. Smitty. Pet Peeve: Being in the next room, People who wear their pants inside out, cheerleaders. Fondest Memories: Summer at Mrs. Nelson ' s, car trips w MC., Chebacco Lake, Various adventures with C M., S D. with M.C. and B.F., Not being there with J.M thanks to R.F. Activities: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Field Hockey Manager 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 3: Outdoor Club; Bloodmobile: Ted Committee: Bookstore. Nicanor Snow Nickname: Snlcky Noe Ambition: Famous Rock Group ro Executive Cook. Favorite Saying: It you ' re halfway there, don ' t let anyone stop you. You ' re on your own. Pet Peeve Total burn-outs, boring study blocks Fondest Memories: Smoking area, girls room, Professor Burrow ' s shop class, Coach ' s class, hackball. Activities: Playing the drums, listening to some real good rock and roll, jazz and funk, partying with the best of my friends. Tobl Marie Tosl Nickname: Tobe, ibot, Fred. Ambition: To die laughing! Favorite Saying: Don’t let the past remind us of what we are not now. — Stephen Stitts Pet Peeve: B.J.P. Rainy days Cliques, Sr. High girls room, Time, The ride home; Moby Tosi. Fondest Memories: R.J.O. Jan. 1.81, New Years Eve 81 (L.G.) Octobertest 79-80. Hlckbeer, J.J.F. (ask A.S.andS.M.) Finals WEEK 80 Oct. 23, 1980, Halloween 80 and the snowy cook out with L.G. Activities: Cross Country 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Karen Stlrgwolt Nickname: Stirg. Ambition: To make small things large. Favorite Saying: Many a small thing has been made large by the right kind of advertising. M. Twain. Pet Peeve: Unit vectors and T D. ' S. Fondest Memories: Summer ot ' 81 w Slare, the manip mobile skiing trips. Christmas 80 Yacht club the legion ' 81. WBC ' s Castle Hill ' 81. Raven SC and GD. July 15th, J.T. and B.J. with Les, the swans, the bat. T.P Aug. 17th ' 81, sailing and sliding. VW ' s, the 4: 4 strain, 3rd of July, Hooha ' s moon-dance, dashboard. The First Game. Steve and Cathy; J. W. and C.B. Activities; S. Council Rep.; Class V. P.: Field Hockey; BHB Member; Summer Show; Prom; Homecoming Comm.; Yearbook; Bloodmobile; Kangamagus Comm.: Pemilla Fan Club: Attitude Adjustment Bar Comm. Catherine Meri Spurrell Nickname: Tiny, Ace. Ambition: To live, learn, and love . Favorite Saying: We live, we die. and death not ends it. J. Morrison Pet Peeve: Prisons, walls and chains. Fondest Memories: Summer of 77, G.R., 8.B.T. Capri. Sarah Terrill Nickname Terra, Vin, Terrible Ambition: To become an Engineer. To find the congobars. Favorite Saying: Tougha lucka — Mrs. Gravelle. Pet Peeve: M.H. (not S) being vlctumized. Fondest Memories: Vincent’s and Blue ' s house w Sing, Blue. Stirg, Finals week ' 80, K.K. and the 1st sem. Best wk. ends w L and D; V and M, Loon, skiing, gondola rides w Kim, Kate, Barry. Rick, I.E.H. Activities: Softball 1, 2; Hall Waterskiing 3; Kack Committee 4; Homecoming 4. Prom Committee 4; Swimming an eternity. Chad Tibbetts Nickname Chadwicky. Ambition: To succeed in life legally, Get rich without drawbacks. Favorite Saying: Thank God it s Friday. Just one more class to go Pet Peeve: GM Field trips Holiday vacations. Activities: Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Weightlifting 3. James Thomas Vasapoli Nickname: Vasa, Jim, Ambition: To make money in whatever 1 do Favorite Saying: You live. You die. Death not ends it. Jim M. Doors. Pet Peeve: Ice. rocks and dirt. Back patio. Fondest Memories: Killington 1980, H.H. 79-81 Strayton 79. Activities Football t; Crosscountry 2; Hackball 3, 4. Linda J. Wheelock Nickname: Wooba. Wooba Gooba, Binda, Funds. Ambition: To live, love, laugh, and always be happy. Favorite Saying. Drop me off at Latassa ' s so whats up for tonight, loook out. Pet Peeve: Cars that need work, being bored, Halloweens. Fondest Memories: Skiing with SL and BR, partying with triends. Stephen. My good Iriends K.M., C.R., S.M., L.M.. T.B. Summer of ' 81, x-mas ' 80, ask C.R . weekends in N.H.. TOGA, ask L.M., D.R., S.M., J.T., S.L., A.B.. S.M., C.I.F., quarries, ask, K.K., R.K.. B.R., B.L., B.D., Bobby’s dorm. Activities: DECA 3, 4: Bookstore 2, 3, 4: Flags 2, 3. Teresa Wielgorecki Nickname TesstheTresa. Ambition . Go to a computer school. Favorite Saying: Yesterday hopes tomorrows dreams become ever brighter in The brilliant sunshine of Today ' s love. Fondest Memories: Visiting my grandparents in North Carolina. Activities: Softball; Field Hockey Manager. Thomas V. Willwerth Nickname: Willy . Ambition To be a pilot for a large Commercial Airline Favorite Saying: You can lead a horse to water but you can ' t make him drink. John Haywood Pet Peeve: Typing, Nantucket. Fondest Memories SuperBowl Champions 1981; Tiny Bubbles and Asbestos, Santana ' 81. Freshman year in sports, Oldlvai Gorge, (Just a little bit more pictures, S.M., J.D., S.D., S.T., D.B.) , College reading skills. Prom ' 81. graduation ' St, Activities: Football t, 3. 4; Cross Country 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Volleyball 2, 3. Christine Herrick Nickname: Chris, Chrissytina, Little sips. Ambition: To own my own stable and to compete in the Olympics. Favorite Saying: Strive not to discover how the child came to be what he is. but how he can become what he not yet is. I love you, Babes. Pet Peeve: Jerry, guilt trips, reformed smokers, jocks Fondest Memories: Pattiricia 78. 79; Ned ' 80. ' 81, Vermont ' 77 KF and Satan. Kevin and Unca ' Vince. Daver ' s parly, Denny ' sProm, P.O. ' s V-dub. Activities: Softball 7-11; Field Hockey 1, 2, Bookstore Kimberly Ann Wood Nickname: Kimba, Kimba-loo. Klmba-chuck. Ambition: To live my life to the fullest. Favorite Saying: Every day holds some secret waiting to be found. Pet Peeve: Having to say goodbye. Fondest Memories: The happy times I shared with Jennifer: Being with Charlie; The night the water pipes broke with L G.. C.R. J 8.. C.S.. Ku-Ku juice day on Swinging Beach with L.G., C.R . J.B . and D.H. Little Misery — ' 81; D ' s Halloween — 81 with C.R .L.G.. B.O.. and P.K. 22 Elm St. with C R.; the pool night with C.R.. and J.B. Activities: Jr High Basketball: Student Advisory Comm.; Drivers Ed.; D.E.C.A.: Yearbook Committee. CAMERA SHY Matthew Donoghue Shawn Dwyer Robert Henderson Daryl Miller Anthony Ware — Paul Halloran HALLOWEEN ■ W CA s u p E R L A T I Most intelligent: Jon Simon and Ellen Doyle. Most congenial: Eric Bachry and Sarah Moore. Most athletic: Eddie Field and Karen Manos. Dean Brown and Karen Stirgwolt. Most talkative: Done most for MHS: Kathy Johnson and Jon Simon Most artistic: Brian Clark and Amy Akerly Best dressed: Tom Hoff and Laura Lee Powers Most likely to succeed: Jon Simon and Leslie Donovan 49 THE TENTH REUNION Amy Akerley is still claiming, “It’s not fair, Coach; it’s not fair, Coach!” Joni Amero just opened a roller derby in Chelmsford. Sara Anderson became the first orbitting nurse. Tom Andrews arrived at “quarters” to nine. Eric Bachry finally lost his temper and beat up his cat. Krista Beaton had her dimples banged out. Tom Beaton has replaced Lou Ferigno as the Hulk. Lynn Bottger is flying in now from Wimbledon. Mary Bradlee “spiked” the punch or punched the Spike. Beth Bresnahan couldn’t make it; she got stopped along the way. Karen Brooks came in with MPD and a giant rabbit. Bill “Quincy” Johnson performed a post-mortem on Karen’s deceased bunny. Dean Brown will be here in a minute; he ' s in the bushes. Eric Buddenhagen has the first LaCoste Porche. Jim Campanella knocked out Sugar Ray in the third round. Jane Castle is now playing pro-basketball for the Celtics. Brian Clark arrived in a real Turbo Celica. Stephanie Clarke is a Mouseketeer. William Crane was swallowed by his bassoon. Debbie “Honey Bee” Creed just buzzed in from Spain. Ruth Cullina ne arrived with her latest “Oscar.” Jim Dickman sank while commanding his Grady White in battle. Pernilla Dahm was last seen as a ski bum in the Alps. Matt Donoghue came in, sat right down, and wrote himself a letter. Leslie Donovan holds the MHS record for scoring (field hockey, that is!) . Ellen Doyle lost her marbles tackling the Continental Divide. Shaun Dwyer is a “utility” worker at General Electric. Joan Elder’s husband owns 59 polyester leisure suits. Ed Field’s here, but Nantucket’s not. Ruth Fusco still Can ' t-a-bury tails. Libby Gauthier made the Label Label Label. Lynda Greene wore only the “Bear Necessities.” Matt Hamor couldn’t make it tonight; he ' s now on tour with Stanley Clark and G.D. Kristin “Scoop” Harrington is here taking pictures for the Cricket. Jim Hatch is Grateful he’s not Dead. Sue Henderson came with her date named Manuel, and they’re really cooking. Chris Herrick rode up on her Kentucky-Derby-winning horse. Tom Hoff arrived by trolley with Mr. Rogers. Kathy Johnson is now modeling for Bizarre. Tom Johansson just performed a lobotomy on Mrs. Q. Laurie Keating is still serving detention for what she and Lou told Mrs. Q. Debbie Kirby is spinning the block to air out the car — Better call Jack. Robin Lampkins walked in with a crew cut — Not again, Robin! Tyler Laughridge committed “Harbourcide.” Debbie Lear is now a counselor at the Youth Center. Bill Lewis became a director because he had so much experience with “casts.” Phil MacDougall — “Phililll . . . !” Cathy Macek brought Sandy along; she’s going to the beach after the reunion. Doug Machain bought out BCN — ’COZ no one would listen. Karen Manos is a lumberjack and is chasing Ruth with her hatchet. Becca Marsden lives in a tent with B.P. and K.M. Mary McCarthy just arrived with her F’leen’s outfit and her Jordan Marsh perm. Pat McManus is selling McFolders at McDonald’s. 50 Johanna Melvin just got here from Arizona. Still no tan, huh, Jo? Daryl Miller had to have his red jacket surgically removed. Sarah Moore finally met someone she didn ' t know. Beth Neal has yet to find out what’s in Laurie ' s eye. Ned Nugent is the proud father of an entire basketball team. Rob “Automatic” Ocko is still alive and “kicking.” David Olney only came for an hour. David Paige got a Saab ... and he’s happy. Todd ‘Pyro” Piergrossi was arrested for the “Great Nantucket Fire.” Nicole Plante broke her nails while . . . typing this. Scott Porter is in the Navy as a frogman. Laura Lee Powers is now an astronaut working for Skylab. Beth Ryan doesn’t have her license; but she’s got the look. Caitlin Rumpf no longer sees stars at night. Chris Schowalter now leads the Mass. Debating Team. Dorothy Seekell found out there’s no place like home. Amy Shaw now makes Yma beans. Emma Sibley was greeted with the “Em-ma” cheer and blended in with the punch. Jon Simon now owns MIT. Mary Ann Singleton had to host this reunion because Diane Pszenny kicked everyone out. Sue Smith now lives in a mansion in Gloucester. You know — the one on the right. Nick Snow’s nose still knows all. Meri Spurrel! is out on the patio with her recorder charming snakes. Karen Stirgwolt couldn’t stay long. Her parents came at 9:00. Sarah Terrill never found the congo bars . . . tougha lucka. Chad Tibbets is now starring in “Chaddy Shack.” Tobi Tosi inspired Herman Melville to rewrite Moby Dick. Jima Vasapoli livas in a holi. Anthony Ware is telling a Saab story about car troubles. (So is B.J.) Theresa Wielgorecki is still called on after Anthony. Tom Willwerth just arrived with Poly Gamy. Kim Wood just slid in from Greece. Jen Hare recently wrote Cliff Falling In One Easy Step. Pam Harris finally found her way through the smog in the girls’ room. Michele Maloney arrived wearing the curtains from Room 232. Cathy Nicol has become a self-actualized person but isn’t actually herself. Sheila MacEachern, Linda Wheelock, and Kathy Mathews decided to go to the Magnolia Reunion instead. Dave Digby, Tom Marshall, Paul Halloran, Rob Henderson, Chris Carson, Jon Ranger, and Anthony Kopanon came in and took the corner table. Senior Officers Susan Henderson, treasurer Jon Simon, president Kathy Johnson, secretary Karen Stirgwolt, vice president TO THE CLASS OF 1982 It has been a privilege to serve and represent this class for the past three years as your presi- dent. I am even more proud of my position as a member of the class. We all have new places to go and new challenges to meet. If the high school years are any indication of the future, we have little to worry about. What seemed like insurmountable walls have been overcome and are now behind us. Even when we were set back, we showed character by continuing on toward our goals. Our class has left an impression on the school and the community. It is time to expand as individuals and make our impressions on the world. I am optimistic about the future, know- ing that you are the type of people who will be part of it. I congratulate every one of you. This class is one of the best in terms of academics, athletics, and the arts to have graduated from this school. I wish you success and happiness in whatever you do in the future. Sincerely, Jonathan Simon IN MEMORIAM . . . In Memoriam to Carol Bates Reflections in the mirror of my past Concentrate on those who’ve gone away And bring back pains of love and pains of life That all the tears I’ve shed will never mend. As time goes on, the hurt begins to fade. We are able to accept what once seemed so unfair, And the memories bring joy, not tears. When those we love have gone away, We realize so much was left unsaid. We wish we had just one more chance To say how much we loved you . . . we cared. E. M. C. THE CLASS OF 1983 Treasurer: Harry Nahatis Vice-President: Erika Carroll President: Ellen Field Secretary: Pam Brown 54 THE CLASS OF 1984 THE CLASS OF 1985 CD X SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE ■ 59 1982 ANCHOR STAFF Co-editors: Erika Carroll and Mary Ann Singleton 1981 BOYS’ TENNIS The boys’ tennis team had yet another outstanding tennis season. With eleven league wins (twelve including Pingree) and no losses during the regular season and a three and one record at the state tournament, the team has again proved it can outmove and outplay any competitor. With no loss of players for the ’82 season, Coach Janet Burt is looking forward to another chance at the state championship. Team picture: (1st, l-r) J. Ina, N. Sullivan, D. Miller. (2nd, l-r) A. Ware, D. Schaedel, D Ina, T Allen, K. Huber, A. Filias, Coach Burt. 62 1981 GIRLS’ TENNIS L to R: Melanie Meehan, Dinah Daley, Tina Clifford, Amy Shaw, Dina Brown, back row, Sarah Moore, Laura Bottger, Lynn Bot- tger, Deb Kirby, Kris Harrington, Coach Strazulla. In par with the Boys’ team, Coach Fran Strazzula’s Girls ' Ten- nis Team had an outstanding performance in 1981. Beating Pingree and coming up with a ten and one record brought the girls to the state finals, where unfortunately they lost their se- cond match in the second round. With a whole crop of new talent coming up and with many veterans returning, the team is eager to get their rightful claim, the State Championship. 63 1981 VARSITY SOFTBALL (1st row, left to right) S. Carson, M. Smith, K, Manos, M Coen, L. Thursby. (2nd row, left to right) J. Hare, L. MacEachern, S. Smith, N. Plante, E. Field, T. Smith, C. Herrick, Ft. Marsden, Coach Coons. VARSITY SOFTBALL Just as tor the Field Hockey team, 1981 was a building year for the Varsity Softball team. With but five Varsity players returning, Coach Coons experimented with the team, switching players from position to position. Though ending the season with a 3-9 record, Manchester had three all-star players: Karen Manos, Rebecca Marsden, and Ellen Field. 65 Jk K ' 1981 JV SOFTBALL (first row, left to right) D. Pszenny, B. Hersey, C. Thompson, M. Chouinard, T. Burbank, K. Pszenny, A. Masiero. (second row, left to right) T. Wielgorecki, M Benoit, J. Nataloni, P. Smith, J. Osborne, K. Wood, D. Bullock, D. Creed, M. Morrow, Coach Strout. m Ik. JV Softball Leonette Strout’s Junior Varsity team had a mediocre season (6-11) in the face of strong competition in 1981. With a team made up of nine freshmen, Manchester had a big disadvantage in playing the older, more experienced teams. For the 1982 season, Ms. Strout hopes for better results, since the majority of the returning players will be sophomores, and a new batch of freshmen will also be swelling the team’s ranks. 67 1981 VARSITY BASEBALL (first row, left to right) J. Ranger, J. Graves, B. Johnson, E. Bachry, E. Field, B. Curran, J. Campanella, W. Bower. (2nd row, left to right) J. Simon, M. Coen, T. Andrews, B. Pasek, S. Geary, M. Chapman, A. Kopanon, T. Laughridge, R. Fritz, Coach Ananian. 1 VARSITY BASEBALL Losing too many close games, the Boys’ Varsity Baseball team went 8-10 for the 1981 season. This is a record that returning captains Eddie Field and Eric Bachry plan to improve in 1982. Losing only two starting players, and gaining some talented underclassmen, Coach Dick Ananian expects a stronger team to vie for the Mayflower pennant. 69 JV BASEBALL (first row, left to right) S. Rosnick, A. Cummings, B. Foley, M Fusco, T, Aldrich, D, Bates. (2nd row, left to right) K. Bachry, T. Pallazolla, J. Aiello, W. Melvin, J. Gilson, M. Rooney, J. Pallazolla, T. Crane, Coach Maijenski. ■ 70 For Manchester, the Junior Varsity team often bears the brunt of the losses: the outstanding players are usually promoted to Varsity due to the lack of senior players. The predominantly freshman and sophomore JV team has to face stronger juniors and sophomores from other schools. Coach Maijenski notes that this year’s Varsity will no longer have to draft JV players, and thus the ’82 season should be a great improvement on the 1981’s 1-12 record. Jr. High Baseball With an even record of 7-8 in the face of stiff competition, Coach Burgess’ Junior High team showed that it had the talent and the drive (though sometimes not the luck) to play a good ball game. Every game was close, but while Manchester was at times outplayed, Coach Burgess agrees that it was never outclassed. While losing players to the sub-varsity team, Junior High baseball can look forward to another good season next year. 71 THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES of MANCHESTER JR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL JlnnuJ P, rom at HAMMOND CASTLE FRIDAY EVENING MAY FIFTEENTH NINETEEN HUNDRED EIGHTY-ONE 9:00 p.m. - 12:00 Midnight 72 AJ- 73 1981 SPORTS AWARDS Mike and Fitz receive Gates’ Trophy Eric receives Coach ' s Award Eddie receives MVP Award Becca receives Best Defense Trophy 74 Sara, Louise and Sarah Jane receive Athletic Awards 1981 Yearbook Dedication 1981 ACADEMIC AWARDS W r W l i h t 1 L K | r 1 if a mm mm Manchester Junior Scholars Jon Simon receives the French Award 75 Manchester 3lr.-£ r. High School ffflanriieater, fflaBBachuaetta (Srafcuation lExerctses of the (Elass of 1981 k V ■ 77 79 THESPIANS M Ambrose, R. Fusco, K. Wood, B. Ryan, M Donoghue, S Henderson, S McCoy, S. Anderson, B. Clark, W. Melvin, Mr. Stuart, A. Ware, R. Cullinane, M. Bradlee, J. Jodice Don ' t Drink the Water Father Drobney Magee Ms. Killroy .... Axel Marion Walter Susan Ms. Burns .... Krojack Cook Sultan Sultan’s wife . . Kasnar Countess Maid CAST David Brown Matt Donoghue Susan Henderson Steven McCoy Mary Bradlee Rob Gould Ruth Cullinane Jennifer Osborne Wally Melvin . ' .... Karen Wood Kyle Biggar Ruth Fusco Jim Jodice Beth Ryan .... Elizabeth deLaforcade 80 81 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (1st row, left to right) W Bower, K. Harrington, D Kirby, K Johnson, M Romano. (2nd row, left to right) D. Miller, L. Donovan, S. Moore, A. Ware, E. Sibley. (3rd row, left to right) C Arntsen, R Fusco, E. Carroll, H Nahatis, J. Simon, E Doyle, L. Bottger, S. Anderson, C. Nicol, J. Filias, Mrs. Goll JUNIOR MANCHESTER SCHO LARS Mr Shepard, Kristin Harrington, Leslie Donovan, Jon Simon, Lynn Bottger, Ellen Doyle 82 JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL (1st row, left to right) S. Hudson, K. Bolten, K. Peterson, M. Ciamattaro. (2nd row, left to right) B. Spintig, T. Bethell, G. Rudolph, C. Forte, D. MacDonald. (3rd row, left to right) R Pauley, B. Paige, D Perkins, H. Yu, K. Huber, C. Fatalo, Mrs. Bot- tger. (missing) G. Harrington, E. Deveau. SR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL (1st row, left to right) C. Buddenhagen, S. Anderson, C. Masek, S. Agnello, M. Rossi, R. Marsden. (2nd row, left to right) K. Harrington, R. Gould, A. Parkhurst, M. Chouinard, M Romano, S. Moore, D. Kirby, S Morgan. 83 MHS BAND (1st row, left to right) B O ' Mally, D. Burgess, D MacDonald, D Nicholson, (2nd row, left to right) G. Boyd, J. Jones, G, Dowd, T Johnson, K. Matthews, L. McEachern, R Hamilton, M. Jenner, C. Metrano, K, Donellan, C Sweetser (3rd row, left to right) M Halewijn, S, Cabot, J. Lynch, B. Crane, R. Lewis, D. Skilton, E. Keville, S. Macklem, K. McDonough, J. Griggs, C. Thompson. W. Marr, S. Smith, A. Jones, R, Thompson. (4th row, left to right) Mr. Madru, S. Morgan, E. Triebs, A. Siegrist, M. Marr, G. Rudolph, A Jenner, L Hall, C. Lynch, M Coleman, A. Spence, J. Johnson, H. Germond. (5th row, left to right) D Morley, W. Crane, D. Lations, C. Keville, T. Blazak, A. MacDonald. T. Crane, K. Hersey, D. Klebart, M Mack, T. Smith, T. Spittle, P. Mack, D. Mineo, B, Angleson. JAZZ BAND (1st row, left to right) S. Cabot, A. Spence, S. Macklem, D. Skilton, A. Jones, K. Matthews, L. McEachern. (2nd row, left to right) T. Johnson, M. Mack, D Klebart, D. Mineo, D Morley, K. Hersey. (3rd row, left to right) Mr. Madru, N. Snow, M. Halewijn, W. Crane, J. Griggs, A. MacDonald, T. Spittle, C. Keville, D. Lations, T. Blazak, N. Nugent, P. Mack. DEBATE (back row, left to rifht) N. Battles, M. Mack, C. Buddenhagen, D. Schowalter, E. deLaforcade, L. deLaforcade, S. Smith, A. Ware, M. Donoghue, M. Briggs, C. Schowalter, M. Romano, L. Donovan, J. Simon, K. Harrington, (front row, left to right) J. Karas, C. Landry, D. Brown, L. Bottger, K. Johnson, Uncle Timmy, H. Bethal, E. Hatch, D. Cutter. OUTDOOR CLUB (back row, left to right) T. Johansson, C. Carson, B. Clark, S. Moore, D. Ring, M. Briggs, E. Buddenhagen, A. Shaw, S. Schanley, T Hatch, (front row, left to right) R. Lampkins, S. Dwyer, J. Melvin, A. Kopanon, Mrs. Burt, D. Paige, J. Castle, T. Laughridge, D. Kirby, P. Dahm, C. Masek, L. Donovan, R. Fusco, B. Bresnahan, E. Sibly, M. Maloney. 85 SR. HIGH MATH CLUB (first row, left to right) A Ware, D Miller, E. Carroll, K. Johnson, C. Arntsen. (second row, left to right) J. Arntsen, P. Byker, C. Keville, T. Spittle, L. Bottger, E. Doyle, S. Costello, J. Simon, C. Nicol. Mr. Schlegel. JR. HIGH MATH CLUB (first row, left to right) H. Bethell, R. Michalowski, S. Rooney, C. Buddenhagen, P. Masiero. (second row, left to right) S. Cabot, Z. Leber, R. St. Clair, K. Lattanzi, H Yu, J. Gilson, M. Coen, Mr. Boyd. BOOKSTORE DISTRIBUTIVE ED (1st row, left to right) Mr. Doane, L. Powers, R. Ocko, K. Matthews, K. Beaton (2nd row, left to right) T. Beaton, B MacDonald, J. Dickman, J. Ina, K. Huber, C. Doucette. (3rd row, left to riqht) L. Wheelock, S. Clarke, L Keatinq, K. Brooks, C. Herrick, T Lauqhridqe, K. Wood, D. O’Brien. L. Keating, J. Burbank, B. Stewart, C. Stonge, T. Laughridge, A Brooks, K Johnson, B Borel, M. Donoghue. 87 88 BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY (first row, left to right) B. Doyle, M. Fusco, A. Leary, S. Anderson, (second row, left to right) Mr. Meyers, P. Maio, M. Brown, T. Johansson, T. Laughridge, M. Ambrose, D. Perkins. GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Coach Burgess, S. Marsden, R. Marsden, D. Creed, K. Johnson, B. Ryan, (missing) C. Arntsen, J. Smalley, H. Abendroth 90 Boys’ Cross Country The boys’ cross country team, accumulating a record of 4-7, under the coaching of Tom Meyers, did significantly better this year than it did in 1980. Under co-captains Mike Ambrose and Tyler Laughridge, the predominantly ninth and tenth grade team was primarily concerned with gearing up for and getting experienced for next year’s season. The fall awards assembly left Mike Ambrose with the MVP trophy, Tyler Laughridge with Coach’s Award, and Steven Anderson with Most Improved. Girls’ Cross Country Like the boys’ team, the girls’ cross country team had what was essentially a building year. Coach Bill Burgess led the girls to an outstanding sixth place finish and a fairly decent record. Out of an eight member team, the girls selected eight octa-captains, of whom four will be returning next year to better their previous record. Award winners were Debbie Creed with the Coach’s Award, Sarah Marsden with MVP, and Jennifer Smalley with Most Improved. 91 GOLF C. Machain, L. Canale, K. Brauneis, S. Rosnick, D. O ' Brien, M. Davey, J. Pomeroy, C. Buddenhagen, T. Aldrich, S. Schanley 92 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY . m Hk jl r jk Jm K l (1st row, left to right) B. Neal, L. Donovan, B. Bresnahan. (2nd row, left to right) K. Manos, D. Kirby, J. Hare, E. Sibly, J. Castle, C. Macek, S. Smith. (3rd row, left to right) M. Maloney, K. Stirgwalt, A. Rodier, M. Benoit, A. Shaw, S. Moore, J. Melvin, Coach Coons. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY The field hockey team went 5-7 this year. According to one tri-captain, “It was a big improve- ment year.” Thirteen senior girls, plus a couple of underclasswomen were led by Beth Bresnahan, Beth Neal, and top scorer and Mayflower League All-star, Leslie Donovan. Diane Coons was the head coach, with Mrs. Baker preparing a whole new crew to take over the varsity spots left vacant for 1982. 93 JV FIELD HOCKEY (1st row, left to right) E. Keville, B. Andrews, S. Agnello, L. Meehan, A. Magoon, P Dahm, A. Masiero, V. Donnellan, S. Stevens. (2nd row, left to right) J. Nataloni, D. Brown, D. Bullock, T. Tosi, B. Cook, S. Gamble, D. Daley, B. Borel, B. MacDonald, H Nasser, F. Noonan, Coach Baker. 95 VARSITY FOOTBALL (1st row, left to right) S. Geary, T. Beaton, J. Hatch, R. Ocko, P. MacDougall, T. Piergrossi, S. Dwyer, J. Dickman, D. Brown, E. Field, E. Bachry, G. Smith. (2nd row, left to right) Coach Perry, M. Rooney, T. Palazolla, T. Crane, B. Lewis, C. Tibbets, T. Willwerth, B. Johnson, A. McDonald, D. Paige, B. Platt, L. McCollum, N. Sullivan, Coach Cooke. (3rd row, left to right) K. Bachry, F. Romani, J. Arntsen, K. Johnson, M. Coen, D. Twombly, W. Bower, J. Filias, J. Janis, C. Doucette, J. Henderson, C. Clarke, S. Dennis, B. Foley, J. Dayton. (4th row, left to right) M. Karpowich, J. Aiello, J. Graves, E. Bolten, A. Cummings, J. Palazolla, C. Keville, B. Curran, W, Melvin, 96 0 m -z 97 98 VARSITY FOOTBALL Cheered on madly by two thousand screaming fans, Manchester football players stormed over Dorchester 49- 6. The Superbowl was a very dramatic and exciting affair, with Manchester fans swarming the field at game’s end, but the regular season was no less suspenseful. Led by tri-captains Eric Bachry (Mayflower League All-star) , Eddie Field (All-star) , and Todd Piergrossi (a ranked scorer, even after playing but the first half of two games) , Manchester went 9- 1 , losing only to last year’s state champs, Nantucket. In addition to having a brutal line, offense and defense, an awesome defensive field and a brilliant team of running backs and quarterbacks, Manchester boasted four more Mayflower League All- stars: Shawn Dwyer, Phil MacDougall, Rob Ocko and Mike Rooney. In addition to them was Darren Twombly, Eddie Field and Eric Bachry as Boston Globe Division V all-stars. Even though they had an extremely talented team to start with, it took the coaches long hours of work to hone Manchester Football down to the powerhouse it became. This was a golden year for Coach Chuck Cooke, the logical extension of his previous two years of winning records. Under Coach Skip Perry, and his assistant Robert Fitzgerald, the line became stunningly effective. The line hit harder and blocked better than any opposition, stopping offenses or opening holes for the backs. Coach Jerry Schrock, meanwhile, took full advantage of the line, and his backfield unit made more interceptions and stopped more downs than that of any other team. Coaches Ananian and Maijenski also gave invaluable help scouting and developing strategies. It will be a hard thing for the football team to live up to its name next year, but from the looks of things, there seems to be a fairly good chance that next year Manchester will face another unfortunate opponent at the Superbowl. RECORD Old Colony Martha’s Vineyard Bristol-Plymouth West Bridgewater Norton Nantucket Apponequet Blue Hills Southeastern Georgetown Dorchester 48- 0 27-0 31-6 forfeit win 3-0 0-6 10-16 16-8 41-6 10-0 49- 6 99 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS C. Nicol, J. Fatalo, J. Brown, D. Lear, D. Pszenny, B. Stewart, K. Pszenny, M. Chouinard, P. Brown 101 DM BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL (first row, left to right) D. Ina, J, Dickman, E. Field, E. Bachry, B Johnson, W. Bower, (second row, left to right) Coach Schrock, N. Sullivan, B. Lewis, J. Graves, D Twombly, J. Henderson, T. Andrews, R. Yates (manager) , D. Mineo (missing) . 102 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL (first row, left to right) S. Smith, R. Marsden, K. Manos, B. MacDonald, H. Nasser, (second row, left to right) P. Maijenski, L. McEachern, J. Osborne, R. Culliane, L. Greene, M. Chouinard, Coach Maijenski. 104 JV BOYS’ BASKETBALL (1st row. left to right) C. Taron. M Brown. P Masiero, C Bachry , B. Foley, R. Michalowski. (2nd row, left to right) S. Johnson, G. Manos, K. McCoy, C Bower, J Arntsen, B. Curran, C. Kershaw, C. Keville, Coach Cooke. 106 GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL (first row, left to right) D. Bullock, S. Marsden, H. Nasser, M. Chouinard. (second row, left to right) Ms. Strout, J. McElroy, E. Keville, J. Gilmore, J. Osborne, K Wood, L. McEachern, B. MacDonald, J. Hare. 107 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS V ' If T ± 108 MHS MARCHING BAND lull t v 1 109 110 Ill I I tL 114 m BLOODMOBILE 115 HOMECOMING 117 1 1 1 HOOPER’S GROCERY, INC. Choice Meats - Fresh Fruits Vegetables Liquors Manchester, MA Tel. 526-7333 WISHING YOU ALL ONLY THE BEST! Class of ’82 MANCHESTER POLICE ASSOCIATION Jenny Berndt “Jezebel” Edward E. Elder Smoke Elder “Toad” John “Ralph” Elder Ruth Wood Cecil Alys Sibley Robert Sibley Diane Coons Lisa Ann Kenney Chris and Emma Lisa and Linda Marshall Lou Collins Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Tashjian Lill Collins Alysia and Luke Tashjian Brittan Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. R. Coles Sibley III Martha Sibley Pie Jamin Jones Suzi Stevens Bobby Foley Liz Ghiseline Charlotte Spintig “Bert” Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lucas Joanna Fatalo Bill Paige Stud Jr. David Olney Mrs. William Harvey Mr. and Mrs. David Cammett Mr. and Mrs. Harry Floyd Gregg Maijenski Mark Davey Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schrock Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Hale Todd Crane John Graves Mr. and Mrs. John Dickman Brad Dickman Jim Dickman Mr. and Mrs. Nick Filias Mr. and Mrs. Cosmos Pallazola Dr. and Mrs. Sam Ina Mr. and Mrs. John Appleton The Appleton Children Peggy Wood Skilton Family Jeff Gold Richard Beaton Tracey K. Brian and Chris Bixby Bob Atchinson Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Fritz Jr. Kevin Mclnerney Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Titley Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Janes Ric Doucette Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doucette President Reagan Missy and Muttley Krista Beaton Dave Willwerth Le Casa De Puta Joseph Gauthier The H-Hut Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Nalley Peggy Willwerth Glen Harrington Gary Rudolph ‘Herrick, Chris Donna and Peter Willwerth Eric and Livia Kevin Johnson The Brown Emporium Weasel Smitty Sweetums Uncle Bob Tinkleshminkle and BooBally-Doo The Richardsons 101 Derby Linda and Stephen Mariposa Imports Buena Suerte Brett and Cindy Jack and Mary Lou (Jack and Elly) Bruce Ocko “me” Ruth Mineo Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Magoon Jane Burbank Kelly and E. J. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Edmonds Carroll Edmonds Dan Klebart Charlie and Barbara Klebart Mr. and Mrs. Ted Blazak Mr. and Mrs. A. Collins K. C. Lear Tom Pallazola Eleanor Willwerth Sarah Willwerth Doc Beth and Bruce Heisey Allison Magoon Frank and Gretchen Wood David Wood Mrs. Edward Gilligan Tom Willwerth Mike Willwerth Gretchen and Josh Crosby Mr. and Mrs. Sargent Bradlee Jr Bo Congratulations Mary B. Jane Burbank Mr. and Mrs. Edward Field Mucka Ellen Field Persons Unknown Mr. and Mrs. John Yelle Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bresnahan Christopher Akerley ‘Judith Akerley Laurie Meehan Mrs. Charles Perry Gregory W. Cook Amy Akerley Mrs. Anna Beale Mrs. Jean Briand Nicholas Moceri Van Horn Ely Dean Thomas Shatford “Me Too” Lynn Bottger Laura Bottger Mr. and Mrs. George C. Bottger Ron, Provie, Ronnie Mr. and Mrs. Burbine Mr. and Mrs. Soboleski Ginny Mulally Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Tim Brown Mr. and Mrs. F. Radack Robert Wilkinson Debbie Andrews 122 Mr. and Mrs. Goob David Hersey The Captain Nathan M. Burt Cary Sabanty Regene Sabanty Nancy T. Bodine Mrs. Stuart W. Moore Michael W. Moore Pamela Brown Paul Johnson Keith Johnson ‘Sheila Johnson Rick Johnson ‘Billy Johnson Ken Johnson Natalie Mineo Mike Ambrose Amanda Jones Missy Tarr Beth Brauneis Stephanie Agnello Tim Allen Sarah Marsden Betsy MacDonald Jennifer Agnello Jane Castle Wilt the Stilt Barbara Castle Donald Castle Katie Conlon Steve Geary Keggy Karol Huber Beverly Gravelle Jodie Nataloni Jim Ina Bob Morley Joe Pallazola Scott MacDonald Whitney Bower Jamie Aiello Mrs. Ricki Ocko Mr. Bruce Ocko Michael L. Johnson Joseph G. Willwerth Esquire Stanwood Hooper The Original Old Timer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Southgate Jr. Shoeless Joe Jackson Sr. MikeTraverso Esquire Chef Allen Riemersma Mr. and Mrs. John F. Halloran Ric Madru E. R. Shepard Beverly Knox Mrs. Trabucco Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lovely Mr. D. A. Ryan Mr. R. Costello Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wansong Daniel J. Ferreira Jr. Mr. William A. Ryan Mrs. W. A. Ryan Mrs. D. A. Ryan Ms. Elizabeth Ryan Ted Stirgwolt Frances Stirgwolt Mr. and Mrs. Carl Doan Susan Smith Patrick Biker Mark Coen Kathy Coen Heather Platt Carol Arnsten Leonette Strout Maureen Coen Schlep-Liner Pumpkin-Face Mr. and Mrs. John Coen Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Smith Pamela Smith Mr. James G. Sano Memory of Mr. C. E. Hatch Shirley Hatch Jed Hatch David Hunter Master of W. S. Juan Cutherell Melissa C. Hellen Mr. and Mrs. William Laskowski Mrs. H. E. Kaiser James Doucette Stubarker Mr. and Mrs. Daras Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Doucette Mr. and Mrs. James F. St. Clair Cathy Maynard Susan Shaw Marge Maynard Bob Maynard Mark Shaw Jim Gilligan Martha Shaw Chris Kershaw Ms. Kathleen Volchko and Rocky The Clarke Family The Nix Family Helen V. Clarke Jeri Clarke F. Corning Kenly The Teds Mrs. and Mrs. Charles W. Franklin Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kershaw MYC Staff Anonymous Shannon Chris and Steph Kit, Jacque and Bilbo ‘Mr. Robert D. Singleton ‘Mrs. David R. Singleton David Singleton Bette and Warren Anderson The Master Plan Vin and the Big One Terrible Terra Kim Day Jennifer Day Jennifer Brown Tsar Romanov Lady Blue ‘Millie Singleton Mary Ann Singleton David R. Singleton, Inc. Pretzel Mrs. Meinelt Mrs. Jean Wielgorecki Mr. Zig Wielgorecki Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Melvin Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mulcahey III Mr. Wm. W. Melvin Jr. Jo Melvin Winston Melvin Wallace “former” Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foley Mrs. Barbara B. Bullock and Magic Mary J. Johnson 123 Mrs. Donald Cammett Mrs. Edward Morley Charles Edmund Herrick June Cahoon Marietta Priseau Fred and Joanne Peterson Thomas Meyers The Bethells Thomas D. Johansson Annette Andrews Dr. Gary Andrews Mrs. Linda Morse Mrs. Priscilla Lattanzi Harry Lattanzi Jr. Lewis and Suzanne Lattanzi Bob and Ruthy MacDonald Mary A. Morrissey Helen Samborski Peter Gibbon Martha L. Stasiak Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morrissey Jean Pszenny Mr. and Mrs. Kerry L. Kotar Dianne Pszenny Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooke Mrs. Marlon Bachry Sandy Osborn Paul Osborn Jennie P. Brown Connie Brown Mrs. Irene Burke Bill and Marina Maloney Snowball and Cayenne Ronna M. Hays Barry Johnson Cathy Nicol Jennifer and Suzi Nicol Fun Camp “Turbo” Barth and Elros Elisabeth M. Clark Carol Harlow (Happy) Carol Stonge Beth Borel Trent Sherm Lisa Savini Veronica Shaw William Shaw Ellen Shaw Sheila McCarthy Anne Chouinard Florence Mclnerney Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. William Shields Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wheelock John and Monica Friend of Linda Friend of Mary Jonathan and Chris Leavitt James E. C. Leavitt Jodi Murphy A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Lear The Robert Lear Family Auntie Ree Mrs. Casper Ranger III David D. The Mithril Lord Rohann the Dwarf Bonneduce the Last Belmar the Cleric Elros the Swordsman King Hofflar Drad the Dwarf Nilum Efram Serplam Arcite Domli Taylod and Eodil And the Dungeon Master Michelle Chouinard Amy Parkhurst Joe Romani Michelle Rossi Connie Holcomb Jennifer Jo Averill Rebecca Anne Averill Ellen Goll Jeff Janas Hercules Sarah Whitman Moore J. Stuart Moore J. Stratton Moore Wiggins Mary Herrick Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doucette Mr. and Mrs. John Donelan Cheryl Sweetser Danielle Angelson Beth Borel 11 , 23 , 33 Cynthia Manos Paul Manos Astrid Fallon Glenn Manos Anita Manos Arthur Manos Maura Smith Joan Burgess Don and Cathy Towle Peter Dahm Elsie Dahm Grace Walsh Eileen Walsh Olof Dahm Pernilla Dahm Ellen Noonan Loi de Laforcade William Carrow Amy Salter Liz Sears Kym Donnellan Don O’Brien J. Peter Hare and Family Gloria Landy Arthur Landy Amy McCalla Dale McCalla Suzanne McCalla Dorothy Williams Dr. Bernard Williams Pat Plummer Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Graves II Faller Marjorie Davis Al Heineman Mr. and Mrs. Cool 1st Baptist Chruch Bernice and Harry Thompson Jay Borel Virginia Flanagan Magnolia Variety Splink Susan Gamble Cookie David and Gail Tosi Teri Tosi The Arc Joe McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gates 124 WISHING YOU THE BEST OF LUCK ALWAYS THE CRICKET ALLEN’S PHARMACY Over 100 Years of Service to the Community Prescriptions Health and Beauty Aids 36 Union St. Manchester-by-the-Sea Daily 9 A.M.-7 P.M. 526-1321 526-7583 Sundays 8 A.M.-6 P.M. 125 MANCHESTER TRANSPORTATION for a taxi or bus call 526-4000 P.O. Box 420 Manchester, MASS 01944 317 Essex St. Salem, MA 127 602 Essex St. Lynn, MA GAINSBORO STUDIO Photographers Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 From the Staff of: T WISHES Magnolia Service Station 4 Magnolia Ave Magnolia, MA 128 Coach Four Travel Consultants Reading, Arlington, Wakefield, Manchester, Massachusetts USA 11 Beach Street Manchester-By-The-Sea. Mass. 01944 (617) 526-7561 MANCHESTER AUTOMOTIVE 19 Elm Street Manchester, MA 526-7330 • Parts and Supplies for Store Hours Mon-Fri, 8 AM-5 PM Sat, 8 AM-1 PM 129 • Automotive, Fleet, Marine Industrial Auto Body SAVINGS BANK 109 MAIN ST 38 ROGERS ST • Tel 283-0246 BEACH ST. MANCHESTER • Tel 526-7122 I Jlie perfect ettinq Lexington Avenue All Phases of Hair Styling for Men and Women Magnolia, Mass. Ruth M. Mineo 525-3612 Congratulations, Class of ’82 THE LADY BUG 1 Central St. Manchester, MA 526-7331 131 MANCHESTER HARDWARE Summer Street 526-7775 Tel. 526-4955 PARKHURST GARAGE 526-4560 2 Pine Street Manchester CITIES OF THE SEA CRUISE CENTRAL The Complete Cruise Consultation and Reservation Service 39 Lexington Ave. Magnolia-by-the-Sea Mass. 01930 617-525-3222 Discover the joy of shopping at Louise of Magnolia — where, in our spacious ambience, you will find the personalized service and updated fashions the total woman desires. We carry a full line of dresses and sportswear for sizes 4-20 including petites and half sizes, and offer an infant and men’s boutique. LOUISE OF MAGNOLIA American Express Master Charge VISA Twenty-Seven Lexington Avenue Magnolia, Mass. 01930 525-3421 9:30-5 Mon.-Sat. 133 To each member of the Class of 1982 we wish much success and happiness along with this thought . . . . . . “it is nice to be important but more important to be nice! ' Irene and Finney Burke The Patio Restaurant of Magnolia SEVEN CENTRAL PUBLIK HOUSE . Central Street, Manchester Good Luck, Class off ’82 134 DOUCETTE CONTRACTING CO., INC. General Contractors Shovel Dozers — Backhoes Trucks — Graders • Sewer and Water Connections • Septic Tanks and Filter Beds • Hot Top Paving • Sand — Stone — Gravel — Fill — Loam — Call — 526-1319 For Estimates 9 Morse Court Manchester Best Wishes From J. PETER HARE FAMILY Good Luck to the Class of J982 P : rorrrme A w _ ■ - sMtfr - % Fr FRESHMAN CLAS§ 135 THE CANVAS SHOP Canvas Bags for School • Beach • Boating • Travel Cliff DeGrasse Andrews Avenue Manchester, Mass. 526-4239 Jackson 6-4916 Business Established 1907 AXEL MAGNUSON, INC. FLORISTS 33 Vine St. Manchester, MA “Good Luck to the Class of 82” ERIC WETTERLOW SONS, INC. FLORISTS Flower Shop and Greenhouse 49 Brook St., Manchester, MA 526-1737 136 MANCHESTER Beach St CO. ELECT Manchester 137 T. R. O’NEIL CO. Brokers: Used Textile and Paper Machinery (617) 526-7301 11 Beach St., Manchester, MA 01944 DON’T LEAVE YOUR CAREER TO CHANCE. The Navy ' s Delayed Entry Program can guarantee you the kind of sophisticated technical training you want and need in today’s world. It also lets you wait up to one full year before reporting for duty. Take your time to graduate, travel, or even just relax. Then, if you qualify, begin your Navy adventure with training in exciting fields like computers, electronics, or communications, You’ll learn skills that will pay off for the rest of your life. And in the Navy, you can sharpen your skills while traveling to exotic places like Athens, Barcelona, Hawaii, or Hong Kong. Find out more about the Navy’s Delayed Entry Pro- gram. Talk to your local Navy Representative. Joe Cardello ( 617 ) 283-0042 NAVY. IT’S NOT JUST A JOB, IT’S AN ADVENTURE. JOE CARDELLO Petty Officer Second Class Navy Recruiter NAVY RECRUITING COMMAND 271 Main Street Gloucester, Massachusetts 01930 (617) 283-0042 CONTI CONTI P Dahm Page 45 S. Dwyer E. Sibley L. Greene S. Terrill B. Bresnahan J. Castle E. Field E. Doyle C. Macek B. Clark N. Snow K. Matthews B. Johnson D. Paige S. Smith M. McCarthy T. Johanssen M. Spurrell D. Machain J. Elder K Manos L. Donovan D. Seekell R. Cullinane L. Gauthier BABY PICTURES Page 46 T Andrews D Creed A Akerly S. Clarke M. Maloney S. Henderson C. Rumpf T. Piergrossi L. Keating C Carson S Moore R Ocko B. Ryan P. MacDougall M. Bradlee D. Kirby T. Laughridge T. Wielgorecki K. Harrington M Hamor S Anderson K. Stirgwolt D. Pszenny J. Melvin J. Hare Page 47 K. and T Beaton N Plante D Lear R. Marsden B Lewis K. Wood J. Simon T. Hoff J Hatch L Powers L. Bottger A. Kopanon L Wheelock E Buddenhagen T. Tosi T Willwerth D Olney D. Miller K Brooks M. Singleton P. Halloran K. Johnosn 139 ,400 140 141 MAGNOLIA BIKE SHOP 11 Lexington Ave. Magnolia, MA 01930 Colin MacGillivary Tel. 525-3756 Proprietor Home 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 142 I TO THE CLASS OF 1982 As I write this, the Senior Countdown to the last day of classes before Project SCORE is 30, and by the time you read this, Graduation will be just a few days away. The college ac- ceptances and rejections will have come and gone, many job plans finalized, and both realistic planning and fantasizingabout the future wiilfbe continuing. IjJowever, the individual and iollective high school records of the Class of ’82 have just about been completed and many of you are justifiably proud and some , of you understand- ably are sighing, “If I had only ” M Among the adjectives that seem to fit your class are: industrious and close-knit. Faculty in ;ular are sensitive to “senioritis” and, though they may lack unanimity on this, some acknowledge you’ve given serious attention to your academic responsibilities longer in your senior year than many of your predecessors. There is certainly general agreement that the Class of ’82 is close-knit and the evidence in athletic, extra-curricular, and class activities has been significant. The human family is in great need of hard work and togetherness. My wish for you all is that you carry these traits with you beyond M.H.S. to a world waiting desperately for them. Keep It Green 1 -v: U- X Richard C. Howland, Principal Superintendent Ball Retires But Leaves a Strong Tradition Our Superintendent of Schools, Foster Ball, retired the last day of 1981 after a quarter of a century of ser- vice to our schools, eighteen years as superintendent. As Foster Ball joins Joe Flyland in retirement and in a few months as Frank Langley joins them, we mark the end of an era. Foster’s superintendency has reflected his stability, patience, modesty and strength. We shall miss the light burning in his office late at night and his quiet, constant involvement in the ac- tivities of our school — from a Flornets football game to graduation. Meantime, one last “hurrah for Foster. v Q. - v s V‘OjQli- ' ' V Richard C. Howland, Principal 144 PUBLIC LIBRARY MANCHESTER, MASS. 01944 MANCHESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 2124 00063 4626 3W y, . .£ ‘Jn5 S