Mansfield High School - Hornet / Green Years Yearbook (Mansfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1980 volume:

=, ool O a ON = o. LL 81020 “SSE ‘t Ee SPIN plaljsuelAl Xo qr] auiang a : od etme EE yee maee Manstield High School East Street Mansfield, Massachusetts Nineteen Hundred and Eighty CIM) q mn) HH CONTENTS Academics ... Seniors....... Underclassmen . Student Life ... QROMG iain. Commencement. PM en, oars © The 1980 Mansfield High School Yearbook is dedicated to Mr. James Gallo The Creator and Only Director of the Hornet Band ENGLISH English (Adv.) 9, 10,11, 12 English (Std.) 9, 10, 11, 12 Essentials of English 9, 10 Application of English Skills 11, 12 SOCIAL STUDIES Western Civilization Political Science 20th Century Russian Studies U.S. History (Adv.) U.S. History (Std.) Sociology and Crime Psychology Independent Study MATHEMATICS Algebra (Adv.) |, Il Algebra (Std.) |, Il General Math I, Il, III Basic Algebra IA, IB Plane and Solid Geometry Plane Geometry Pre-Calculus Basic Geometry Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry Finite Math Review for College Math and Computer Consumer Math Computer Math Programing |, ll Calculus PROGRAM SCIENCE General Science Biology 1, 2 Living Things Chemistry Anatomy and Physiology Physics (Adv.) Physics (Std.) Physical Science Advanced Senior Science LANGUAGE Latin French (Adv.) 1, 2, 3, 4 French (Std.) 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish (Adv.) 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish (Std.) 1, 2, 3, 4 BUSINESS Introduction to Business World Business Math Accounting 1, 2,3 Typewriting 1, 2,3 Recordkeeping Shorthand 1, 2 Office Procedures Business and Personal Law and Consumer Ed. Office Training HOME ECONOMICS Introduction to Home Economics Adv. Home Economics introduction to Child Development Pre-School Management INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts 1, 2,3, 4 Art Metal and Woodcraft Small Engines Electricity 1, 2 TECHNICAL DRAWING Technical Drawing 1, 2 Machine Drawing Architectural Drawing ART Art 1 Drawing II and Printmaking Adv. Design and Mixed Media Ceramics Painting and Sculpture OF STUDIES MUSIC Humanities 1, 2 Music Appreciation Musicianship Drama Workshop Band Stage Band Drill Team CHORUS Chorus Concert Choir PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education 1, 2, 3, 4 j ATTY, SCHOOL COMMITTEE Pe % i ; f i 1 FLOR ETM ten Ol ? ernard S. O'Malley Sitting: Vincent Guerrini, Joanne Colella, Chairwoman The Mansfield School Committee is extremely proud of the Graduating Class of 1980. Best wishes and congratulations are extended to each and everyone of you. The future is yours. May you achieve success and derive much happiness in the years ahead. Dr. Gorman Assistant Superintendent Mr. Barbarisi Superintendent of Schools Mr. Fitzgerald Business Manager Mr. DeStefano Assistant Superintendent Dear Members of the Class of 1980: In the future when you look at this yearbook and remember your days at Mansfield High School, | sin- cerely hope those memories are pleasant. | further hope that the educational, emotional, and social growth that occurred during your high school career sufficiently prepared you for your future. My personal memories of this class will always be happy ones. Although | only had the opportunity to spend a half year with you, the Class of 1980 will always be special to me since it was the first class | had the privilege to serve as Principal. I'll always cherish the acceptance and cooperation | received from you as individuals and as a class. Sincerely yours, Bs Va is G BS DO as Lf f ra Edward A. Rosa Principal To the Class of 1980: You have earned a chance to begin — a full life, service, and achievement. The understanding of self, which comes with intros- pection, provides the individual with one of the most fundamental attributes of his effectiveness — integ- rity. This implies a consistent ordering of your system of values, attitudes, and goals. You must come to know for what you stand and for what you will fight. It is an attribute functionally prerequisite to continuing effectiveness in directing your life day-to-day. | wish you every success in living a meaningful life. ry Z ( William DeStefano Assistant Superintendent of Schools 9! ee dt 7) Mr. J. Spencer Kelley Assistant Principal Mrs. LoDico, Mrs. Vaz, Mrs. Pritchard BRIAN L. BARNES Education: Rhode Island College; Ed. B, M.A.T., C.A.G.S. — Mathematics Courses: Finite Math, Pre-Calculus, Computer Science, Programming | Il, Calculus Mr. Barnes RICHARD L. BUSHMAN Education: Boston University BA; Geol- ogy Bridggwater State MA (Math) Courses‘ General Math, Algebra II, Tri- gonormetry, Basic Geometry Mr. Bushman CAROL M. MASUCK Education: Bridgewater State College; BA in Mathematics, Rhode Island Col- lege; MA in Mathematics Courses: Algebra | Academic, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytic Geom- etry CHERYL E. METTERS Education: Plymouth State College of the University of New Hampshire; BS Math Education Courses: Algebra |, Geometry, General Math II Bik Mrs. Masuck Mrs. Metters JOANN M. SKOWRONSKI Education: Bridgewater State College, BA Math Courses: Basic Algebra IA, General Math |, Algebra I! ALLAN E. TOMPSON Education: Boston College; AB Mathe- matics, Boston State; Masters Courses: Computer Science, College Math, Algebra Il Advanced, General Math. Mr. Thompson ELLEN M. WESTLUND Education: Wheaton College; BA in Chemistry Courses: Algebra | Standard, Basic Alge- bra — Part B, General Math lI. GISELE C. ZANGARI Education: Rhode Island College; Mas- ters Degree — Mathematics Courses: Geometry, Consumer Mathe- matics, and General Math III FIRST FLOOR MATH EDWARD C. ALBERTINI Education: Boston College; BS in Span- ish, Bridgewater State M. Ed Courses: Guidance Department Head t— woerenes al DAVID C. FARINELLA Education: College of the Holy Cross; AB Political Science, Rhode Island Col- lege; M.Ed. Counselor Education Courses: Guidance Counselor FIRST FLOOR GUIDANCE Mr. Albertini fae == FIRST FLOOR INDUSTRIAL ARTS i = : l Be 239 : ry | say ea © Teese 7+, j 207 205 | 203 201 = ——_ SECOND FLOOR Mr. Farnineiia 16 MARY BETH MAITOZA Education: M.Ed. Boston Univer: University of Rhode Island Courses: Guidance Counselor MARGUERITE NELSON Guidance Secretary Mrs. Maitoza Mrs. Nelson HARD A. YOUNG ication: Wentworth Institute; Archi- ure, Northeastern University; BAA shanical Engineering irses: Technical Drawing II, Techni- Drawing Advanced, Architectural wing | SERT E. GOETZ ication: Boston State; BS Education, fersity G.T.O. Mexico irses: Industrial Arts, Metal Work DAVID C. HEATON Education: Fitchburg State College: BS in Education Courses: Technical Drawing | and ll, Machine Drawing II] and IV, Small Engines STEPHEN McDERMOTT Education: Boston State; BS, Education Courses: Industrial Arts |, Il, Ill, IV WARREN H. MINASIAN Education: Central Connecticut State; BS Courses: Electricity |, Electronics ll, Technical Drawing |, || Mr. Young Mr. Goetz JOAN L. PROULX Education: BS in Bus. Ed — Bryant Col- lege, M.Ed. — Bridgewater College. Courses: Accounting || and Ill, Typewrit- ing Il. ROSEANNA GLASIER Education: Boston College; BS Business Ed., Suffolk University; MS Business Ed. Courses: Accounting |, Shorthand |, Office Procedures, Business Math Mrs. Glasier TRUDY F. MILLER Education: Satem State, BS Bus. Ed., Bridgewater State, M.Ed. Guidance Courses: Record Keeping Essentials, Typewriting Essentials, Office Skills Essentials KAREN M. SHURTLEFF Education: Bryant College, BS in Busi- ness Ed. Courses: Recordkeeping, Typ- ing | and II, Transcription ‘, NT Miss Shurtleff PATRICIA A. SIRAKIDES Education: Plymouth State College of the University of New Hampshire; BS in Bus. Education, Suffolk University; MS Business Ed. Courses: Office Training, Business Law, Introduction to the Business World. CELINE B. WILLS Education: Bryant College BS in Busi- ness Ed. Courses: Typewriting | Mrs. Sirakides Mrs. Wills RUTH C. FORBES PAUL E. CAMBER Education: Simmons College Education: BS. Bridgewater State Col- Courses: School Nurse lege, M.Ed. Boston University Courses: Instructional Media K-12 DEBORAH B. GIBSON Education: AB Marietta College (His- D. BUTLER tory), M. Ed. Bridgewater State College Instructional Media Aide Course: Librarian ce glia HEALTH MEDIA Mr. Camber Mrs. Forbes BUSINESS ; LT 03 ff | 10 | ! | 7 ——EEEEe ; FIRST FLOOR Mrs. Butler Miss Gibson 20 ERNEST F. MILLER PHYLLIS BERNARD Education: Bridgewater State College; Education: Bridgewater State College; BS Health and Physical Education BS, M.Ed. Courses: Gym Courses: Gym BRIAN F. FRIARY KAREN ANN O'BRIEN Education: Southern Connecticut State Education: Bridgewater State College; College; BS Health and Physical Educa- BS Education, Health and Physical Edu- tion, Rhode Island College; M.Ed., Sec. cation School Adm. Courses: Gym Courses: Gym HOME FIRST FLOOR MUSIC PHY SICAL EDUCATION Mr. E. Miller Miss O’Brien Mr. Friary GRETCHEN E. MAURER Education: University of Massachusetts — Amherst; BS, Home Economics Edu- cation, Simmons College; M. Family Studies Courses: Preschool Lab Management, Intro. Child Development, Intro. Home Economics CARYL L. STEWART Education: Bridgewater State College; BA English Courses: Adv. Clothing, Adv. Foods, Intro. to Home Economics (clothing sec- tion), Child Development Mrs. Stewart JAMES L. GALLO Education: Boston University; BS Music Education, M. Music Education Courses: Band BARBARA E. TROMBLEY Education: Boston University; BA Music and Theater Arts Courses: Musicianship, Music Apprecia- tion, Humanities, Drama, Concert Choir, Chorus } ; }} , Miss Trombley PETER J. CONTI Education: Berklee College of Music: BA Courses: High School Stage Band, Marching Band 21 HARRY L. ANDERSON Education: AB, Brown University (Eng- lish); MA, University of Rhode Island (English) Courses: English 12 and English 10 MICHAEL BRANDENBURG Education: St. Norbert College; BA Lib- eral Arts Courses: Senior English, Sophomore English, Latin ROBERTA N. FIORE Education: University of Mass., BA — English Courses: English 9 ELEANOR M. LEVERONI Education: Central Conn. State College, BS, English Courses: English — Standard II, Appli- cations of English Il, Western Civ. 9 Mrs. Fiore ROBERT A. HUNTER Education: Boston University — College of Liberal Arts, AB, English Literature, Wesleyan University; MA Literature Courses: English 10, 11, 12 JOYCE M. NIEMI Education: Bridgewater State College, BA English; Rhode Island College, MA English Courses: English Mr. Hunter Mrs. Leverone Mrs. Niemi ALEXANDER W. SALACHI, JR Education: Assumption College, BA, English; DuQuesne University, MA, Eng- lish Courses: English 10 and 11 DORIS L. WEBB Education: BA, University of Redlands; MA, Stanford University Courses: English Essentials, English 9 and 10 Mr. Salachi Mrs. Webb KYLE W. VIETTI Education: BA, University of Utah, Eng- lish Major; M.Ed., Tufts University, Read- ing Major Courses: English 9 Ms. Vietti SECOND FLOOR ENGLISH mene Hi caer E © eTeesee ein = Scone sen iia SOCIAL STUDIES RICHARD PALANZA GEORGE KELLY Education: AB Eastern Nazarene, AM ANTHONY D. TIATORIO Education: Bridgewater BA Sociology Boston University History Education: BS Northeastern University, and History, MAT Social Sciences Courses: U.S. History MA Boston College Courses: Psychology, 20th Century Courses: Western Civilization DIANE C. POWERS PETER B. MILLER Education: University of Vermont, BS; GERARD A. KELLEY Education: Stonehill College, BA Politi- History, Southern Methodist University, Education: King's College, BA Sociology cal Scien ce MA; History Courses: Twentieth Century, Sociology Courses: Political Science Courses: U.S. History wes | Mr. Tiatorio Mr. George Kelly Mr. Palanza Mr. Gerry Kelley Mr. Peter Miller Mrs. Powers 25 DIANE JACKSON Education: Salve Regina College A.B. French Courses: French |, Il, Ill, lV MARY L. CARBONETTI Education: Boston State College B.A. Spanish; Middlebury College M.A. Span- ish Courses: Spanish || Stand., Spanish || Adv., Spanish IV Mrs. Diane Jackson “a 5 : Miss Mary Carbonetti LESLIE GILDERSLEEVE Education: State University of New York at Albany; Université de Nice, France, B.A. French; Middlebury School of French in Paris, France, MA Courses: French | and II, Junior English ANNE M. JACKSON Education: Newton College of the Sacred Heart; University of MA, Amherst: AB Modern Language, M.A.T. Spanish Courses: Spanish | and II Mrs. Anne Jackson ANTOINETTE M. JOHNSON Education: Bridgewater State College, BA French, M.A.T. Spanish Courses: Spanish | Stand., Spanish | Adv., Spanish III Mrs. A. Johnson LUCILLE M. CARGILL Education: BA — Art, M.F.A. — Ceram- ics Courses: Art |; Draw II Printmaking; Design Mixed Media; Ceramics Mrs. Cargill DALE HOPKINSON Education: Northeastern University Studio Art — The Art Institute of Boston Photographs B.S.F.A. Sumacumlaude Courses: Art |; Draw II Printmaking; Advance Design Mixed Media; Painting Sculpture Mr. Hopkinson 225 3 = 235 1 b+ ioe rest HE Y= p_1. 221 220 | 230 | |23@ | 230 : mer r � | } 243 =] oe ie 210 [: 208 Saal oe Stu Bi 4 “| 209 | 207 aE 201 | A ———_—__.__ — asl] FOREIGN LANGUAGE ta 227 220 ty ee 225 aiaaie = it pylons 5 am entices AEE SECOND FLOOR 27 SECOND FLOOR SCIENCE 28 JOHN E. DUNN Education: Boston University B.S. Biol- ogy Science Courses: General Science E. EDWIN HARSCH Courses: Physics, Senior Science, Phys- ical Science ANNETTE M. LILJEGREN Education: Amhurst College, B.A. Biol- ogy; Chemistry, M.Ed., Fitchburg State College Courses: Biology; General Science JACQUELIWN J. MACIEL Education: B.A. from Rhode Island Col- lege, M.A.T. from Rhode Island College, Chemistry Concentration Courses: Chemistry Mrs. Maciel NICHOLAS P. PACELLA Education: Worcester State College, B.S. Education, M.S. Education Courses: Biology ROBERT E. PALMER Education: Drexel University, B.S., M.S Chemistry, North Adams State, M.Ed., Administration Courses: Algebra |; Physics; Chemistry Mr. Pacella Mr. Palmer JAMES E. PERRY Education: Stonehill College, B.S. Biol- ogy Courses: Biology |; Biology I|; Chemistry PAMELA M. WOOD Education: Stonehill College, B.S. Biol- ogy Courses: Biology |; Anatomy Physiol- ogy Miss Wood 29 ELLEN B. BENSUSAN Education: B.S. in Elementary Educa- tion; Special Education Major, Lesley College; MA in Reading (Pending) Bridgewater State College Courses: Occupational Skills and Devel- opment MRS. BABCOCK Special Ed. Aide wi oe ee Mrs. Bensusan Mrs. Babcock 30 LINDA N. KEENE Education: BS University of Connecticut Courses: Learning Disabilities ALBERT C. CIRI Education: BA, MA, Ed.D WILLIAM H. MACKINNON Education: Western State College of ANTHONY DAY Colorado; BA, Education Psychology, Education: Columbia University; BA His- Rhode Island College; MA, School tory Administration Courses: Behavioral Resource Room Courses: Special Education ay Mr. Ciri Mrs. Keene Mr. Mackinnon MRS. RANKIN Special Ed. Aide DIANNE L. SMITH Education: Salve Regina College; BA, Special Education and Psychology Courses: Alternative English, Alternative Math, General Math | MAUREEN M. THORPE Education: BA, Salve Regina College Courses: Learning Disabilities Specialist PATRICIA WILLIAMS Education: Emerson College; BLI, Bridgewater State College; BS, Speech Courses: Speech SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Rankin Mrs. Thorpe acme | 225 ‘iz x59 | re 227 220 23) 233 237 } 223 —_—- + commece 7 H corm | es a Oy | + Be | 226 230 232 234 H F 22) | 4 eg } |r . ay i. 1 Lea tril | 2° i ix Peereearee © Tees - a 1 — Ir =, = 7 4 a +t 3 fc. a7 zie t 210 toe | r0¢ ove : a ee ceee—e SarT SECOND FLOOR Miss Smith Mrs. Williams 31 32 SPECIAL SERVICES CP Re We wish Jazz Re Le ee Scarpellini a happ The cafeteria workers a y retirement. 33 34 lp ATM, 35 36 GREGORY SCOTT ABBOTT Gregg Quote: ‘‘Give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.”’ Ambition: To make my plans a reality. Pet Peeve: Suspensions, fractured , cheekbones, and totaled cars. Activities: Class President 1, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Golf 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Sound of Music 2; Carousel 3; Bells are Ringing 4; Prom Court 3; Christmas Play Paonae CLASS ae2mo=—- aman Vv OF mo —- aeonmno—-eaomna Vv CLASS ADVISOR Mr. Perry THERESA MARIE MASTRORILLI Masty Quote: ‘‘!’ve got to learn what life is for, | don't want much; | just want more. . . I've got to grab the big brass ring, then !'ll have everything, everything.” Ambition: To love my career and there- fore love my life. To meet Barbra Strei- sand. Pet Peeve: K.A.’s, greasy hair, suicide sprints, D.D.’s, people who think they’re God's gift to the world. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 2, 3, 4; Homecom- ing Court 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; District Choir 4; Sound of Music 2; Carousel 3; Bells are Ringing 4; Christmas Play 2, 3, 4; Fine Arts Weekend 2, 3, 4. MARY ELLEN O'MALLEY Ellen Quote: ‘‘Dream on but don't imagine they'll all come true. ’ Ambition: To become a practicing physi- cal therapist in Colorado. Pet Peeve: D.D.; K.A.’s; sprints; two- faced people; losing. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Tri-Capt 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Softball 1, 4; Track 2, 3; National Honor Society; Ski Club 2, 4; Band 1, 2; Class Treasurer 4; Stage Crew 4. AMA APrPmMA - A rPaAamMA am we 1980 CLASS ADVISOR Miss Carbonetti KATHLEEN JANE WATSON Kathy Quote: ‘'! look around for the friends that | used to turn to to pull me through, look- ing into their eyes | see them running too.”’ Ambition: When | grow up | want to be Pet Peeve: Scoliosis, totaled cars Activities: Class Treasurer 3; Class Sec- retary 4; Student Council 4; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2: Ski Club 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Hiking Club 1, C.S.F. Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4; Rallies 4; Stage Crew 4; Drill Team 1; Color Guard 2, 3; Homecoming Court 4; Girls’ Chorus 2 37 PATRICIA A. ADAMS Pat Quote: ‘'I'm feeling quite bovine today.” Ambition: To someday bust out of the EBaleG: Pet Peeve: IMMATURITY!, liars, cheats, morons, knaves; in short the senior class. Activities: Winter Track 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Drill Team; Color Guard 1; Student Council 1, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; F.H. Club 3, President 4. MICHELE D. ANDRES Quote: ‘Learn... . from yesterday Live... . for today Hope... for tomorrow”’ Ambition: To get my degree as an assist- ant physical therapist, to be successful. Pet Peeve: Waiting, fake people, P.O.P. Activities: Hiking Club 2, 3. LAURA JEANNE ANDERSON Laurie, Law Quote: ‘If ever you think about the hap- piest days of your life, but you never appreciate the good things we had until it's too late.” Ambition: To have a happy and success- ful life. Pet Peeve: Liars, gym, aggravation. Activities: Hiking Club GLENN A. ANNESE Quote: ‘Forget the past, accept the pres- ent, look forward for the future.’ Ambition: To live for myself, not for any- one else. Pet Peeve: People who live in the past, waiting, elusive left directionals. Activities: Ski Club 2, 3; Golf 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Stage Crew Spring Play 4, Christmas Play 4. JENNIFER A. AUDET Quote: ‘‘People who matter are the most aware that everyone else does, too.” JAMES M. BACCHIOCCHI Jim Ambition: Having no faults, but willing to learn. Pet Peeve: Finding things in the lunches. MARIA P. AZULAY Mimi Quote: ‘To err is human, to forgive is divine.” Ambition: To become a better person and to help others do the same and to find peace within myself. Pet Peeve: Dishonest people and winters without snow. Activities: Drama 3, 4. DAVID A. BALDINI Baldo Quote: ‘'! have to say, my friends, this road goes a long long way, and if we're going to find the end, we're gonna needa helping hand. | have to say, my friends, we're looking for a light ahead. In the dis- tance a candle burns, salvation keeps the hungry children fed. Ambition: Salvation Pet Peeve: California, war, disco, the blue devils, Ben., and pet peeves 39 40 TRACEY ANN BAPTISTE Quote: ‘‘But now it’s just another show — you leave them laughing when you go and if you care, don’t let them know don't give yourself away.” Ambitions: To talk in present tenses. Pet Peeves: Machinations, mall-walkers, letting go. Activities: Concert Choir 4; Student Council 4. ROBERT E. BARRY Bob Quote: ‘‘Ex-nihilo wihilo fit.”’ Ambition: To become successful and enjoy life. Pet Peeve: Monday mornings, 3rd lunch, waiting, bomb scares. Activities: Spring Track 1, 2, 3; Winter Track 2, 3. COLETTE A. BARRET Quote: ‘‘Some friends bring ruin on us, but a true friend is more loyal than a brother.” Ambition: To be what | want to be and to own a house by the ocean. Pet Peeve: Two-faced people Activities: Drill Team 1, 2; Rifle Line 3, 4; Field Hockey 2; Spring Track 2; CSF Win- dow Painting 3. ROBERT B. BEATTIE Bob Quote: ‘‘Friendship is a silent presence which is warm and reassuring.’ Ambition: To restore a sense of direction to my life. Pet Peeve: Knowing people who are throwing their lives away and not being able to help. MARK F. BELLAVANCE Bell Quote: Your mother, Get a job, Fu Fo Ambition: To become a professional Pet Peeve: Math with Mrs. Z, Mansfield High Activities: Winter Track CARL F. BLETZER Butch Quote: He who has the gold, makes the rules Ambition: To be successful in my cho- sen field. Pet Peeve: Phony People, Physics Activities: |ce Hockey, Golf MARIE J. BITTICK Rie Quote: | don’t know where I'm going but I'm on my way. Ambition: To someday reach the end of my rainbow and find what I'm looking for Pet Peeve: Being late, waiting Moo- Moo's blips and no gravy on Sat. night. Activities: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Hiking Club 1, 2 DAVID R. BOUCHARD Jeppetto Quote: Wood is Good Ambition: To be a rich old man Pet Peeve: Gas Prices, Draft, Skimpy ‘‘J”’ bars, and Mr. Hunter's English Class. 4] 42 THERESA A. BOUCHARD Belucci Quote: ‘‘! shall pass through this world but once. If, therefore, there be any kind- ness | can show, or any good thing | can do, let me do it now . . . for | shall not pass this way again.” Ambition: To become a successful sec- retary and to use all my skills wisely and profitably. Pet Peeve: Punctuation on Thursdays, P.O.P,, distribution of bathroom passes, egotistical people. Activities: Key Punch 3, 4 DARYL J. BRADFORD Brad Quote: ‘If sometimes | sing to a cynical degree, it’s just the nonsense that it seems.” Ambition: | live for that dream and a pocket full of gold. Pet Peeve: Existentialism, Broads, rookie teachers, ‘‘Forget about your silly whim, it doesn't fit the plan.”’ Activities: Spring Track 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; School Newspaper Editor 4; Light Crew Spring Play 4. Picture Not Available EDWARD J. BOULAY Ed Quote: ‘Don't look behind you or you'll fall in the hole in front of you.”’ Ambition: To get my degree in electron- ics. Pet Peeve: Running out of gas; E period; school lunches. TONI M. BRANDON Toni Quote: Life is nothing but a party.”’ Ambition: To succeed in life. Pet Peeve: Teachers in the bathrooms and people who think they have it all. ALLAN T. BREEN Quote: ‘A person without dreams has nothing.”’ Ambition: To be successful. Pet Peeve: Mondays, rainy days, and people who think they're superior. Activities: Winter Track 3; Concert Choir 4; Christmas Play 4. JOYA. BRIGHT Joy Quote: ‘Live only in today, not yester- day, for today won't ever be like yester- day.” Ambition: To get to know myself and like myself as | am. | would like to go into the area of Human Services. FRED J. BREGNARD Quote: ‘Beware of the faults of life.”’ Ambition: To get snowbound on a rock on snow. Pet Peeve: Growing older too fast. Activities: Football 4. DAVID D. BROWN Brownie Quote: ‘Success is not in never falling, but in how many times you rise after fall- ing.” Ambition: To make my first million by my 40th birthday. Pet Peeve: Weak leaders. Activities: Spring Track 1, 2, 3; Winter Track 2, 3: Cross Country 2, 3; Boston Marathon 2, 3. 43 44 DONNA L. BROWN Donna Quote: ‘The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with heart.” Ambition: To find within myself the real Jonathan Livingston Seagull. Pet Peeve: Un-cooperative band mem- bers, rainy Wednesdays, depression. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major- ette 3, 4, Drama Club Annual Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1; Model Senate 3; Mass. Student Gov't Day 3; Presidential Class- room 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; Winter Track 2; Spring Track 1, 2; Girls State Alternate 3; Hiking Club 2, 3; Tatler 3; Math Team 3; C.S.F. Window Painting 3, 4. i} RICHARD L. BROWN Brownie Quote: ‘‘A moon doesn’t shine on a cloudy night!”’ Ambition: To be myself, be happy and successful and take life one day ata time. Pet Peeve: Smokers, poor losers, study- ing, know-it-alls, people who complain. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 4. MONICA MARIA BROWN Quote: ‘You see things as they are and ask why? But you dream things that never were and ask why not?!” Ambition: To someday own a dark blue Z 28. Pet Peeve: Cliques, people talking and not knowing what they are talking about. Activities: Volleyball 1, 2; Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2. LORRAINE LEE BUCK Quote: '‘Today is tomorrow's future and tomorrow's future is today’s dreams.” Ambition: To be happy and successful in life. Pet Peeve: Making decisions and two- faced people, waiting. Activities: Drill Team; Rifles. DENNIS P. BUCKLEY Buck Quote: Two roads diverged into the woods and | took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference. Ambition: To own my own business and to Pole-Vault high enough to get away. Pet Peeve: People who change for the worst, Politics within the class, The agony of defeat. Activities: Football 1, 2, 4; Winter Track 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting a, 2, 3,4. BRIAN M. CALHOUN Brian Quote: ‘You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but now Mom and Dad know I'm noton N.H.S.”’ Ambition: To trod the boards. Pet Peeve: Rigging the whole senior year! and big bad L. Activities: Ski Club 1; ‘Bells Are Ring- ing”. JANINE P. BYRON Quote: ‘Stand firm in your refusal to remain in conscious during algebra. In real life, | assure you, there is no such thing as algebra.”’ Ambition: To achieve my highest goals with as many obstacles as possible, so | may appreciate them more Pet Peeve: Teacher's pets, Monday mornings, English papers Activities: Play 1, 4; M1.T. High School Rep.; Ski Club 4; Hiking Club 1 JOHN J. CAMPBELL Jack Quote: ‘The world is so full of a number of things I'm sure we should all be happy as kings.”’ Ambition: To own North America Pet Peeve: Storytellers, elusive curbs, W.A.A.F. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1; Tennis 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Stage Crew 4; Christmas Program; ‘‘Bells Are Ringing’’ 45 46 LAUREN A. CEDARFIELD Lauren Quote: ‘‘Accept me as | am — only then will you appreciate as a person.”’ Ambition: To attain inner peace. Pet Peeve: Top lockers, concert choir, people who constantly access friend- ships. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Histo- rian 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Sound of Music 2, Carousel 3, Bells Are Ringing 4; Winter Track 2, Spring Track 2; Field Hockey Manager 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 2, 3; Losers 2, 3, 4; Operation Friendship 1, 2, 3; CSF Win- dow Painting 3. PATRICIA ANN CANDELLA Ambition: To get out of Mansfield. Pet Peeve: Two-faced friends and work- ing second shift. Activities: Band 2, Drill Team, Color Guard; Tennis 2. JAMES MICHEAL CHARBONNEAU Brother Jim Quote: ‘Nothing but the dead or dying back in my little town.” Ambition: To spend the rest of my life with the one | love. Pet Peeve: Casper, Mr. McFeely, jokes about certain things being hereditary, dog vomit. PAMELA J. CHAPMAN Pam Quote: ‘The Lord respects me when | work, but he loves me when | sing’ Ambition: Not to be afraid to love S Billeaya Pet Peeve: People who frown, when | do not care anymore. Activities: Concert Choir 1, 2, Sec’t 3, Pres. 4; Harmoniques 2, 3, 4; District Choir 2, 3, 4; All-State Choir 2, 3; Fall Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Winter Track 1, 3, Capt. 4; Girls’ State 3; Sound of Music 2, Carousel 3, Bells Are Ringing 4; AYF 1, 2, 3, 4. JANE E. CHURCHILL Quote: ‘The chances of no conse- quence pick up the reigns from nowhere.” Ambition: To be happy. Pet Peeve: Making decisions, two-faced people, waiting. LYNNE M. CLARKIN Lemony Quote: ‘| thought that you would like to know that someone's thoughts go where you go, that | never can forget the hours we spent since first we met, that life is richer, sweeter for such a sweetheart as you are, and now my constant prayer will be that God may keep you safe for me.” Ambition: To be the best person | can be, to be happy, and to make all my dreams realities. Pet Peeve: The Army, the draft, and peo- ple who try to be something they are not!, 1.C. A id | DOMINIC VICTOR CIMINO Dom Quote: ‘‘Live your dreams, don't die with them.”’ Ambition: Live long, free, and happy with a Hemi Cuda with a full tank of gas. Pet Peeve: Disco, chemistry, Iran, Rus- sia, Gas prices, and Chevy lovers. Activities: Winter Track 2, Mgr. 3; Spring Track 2. CHERI KIM CLIFFORD Cher, Go, Cliffy Quote: ‘‘The greater part of what my neighbours call good | believe in my soul to be bad, and if | repent of anything, it is very likely to be my good behaviour.” Ambition: To become an R.N., to always be happy, and to be the best person | can; but most of all to be me! Pet Peeve: Waiting, bomb scares, being fat, snobs, people who think they're too good, A. Tompson's class, phonies, snow, good-byes. 47 48 LINDA M. COGGESHALL Quote: ‘My friend is not perfect — nor am | — and so we Suit each other admi- rably.”’ Ambition: To be a part of the train to happiness. Pet Peeve: Hospitals, ‘‘friends’’, having no place to go, gossip. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2; Student Council 4; Golf 2; C.S.F. 4; Band Officer 2. PAUL D. COMBIS Paul Quote: ‘Born to be wild.”’ Ambition: To live it up high! in the moun- tains. Pet Peeve: Low life’s, scholars, cement walls, and crows. LYNETTE LORRAINE COLOMBO Lyni Quote: ‘To laugh is to put our happiness into the hearts of others.” Ambition: To be happy, Pet Peeve: Decisions, early mornings. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Officer 2, 3; Winter Track 1, 2; Spring Track 1, 2; C.S.F. Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4. KELLY A. CONCANNON Mousie Quote: ‘It's more than just an easy word for a casual goodbye; It’s gayer than a greeting, and it’s sadder than a sigh.”’ Ambition: To always be happy in life. Pet Peeve: Staying at home, False peo- ple, and school lunches. WILLIAM SEAN CONNOR Bill Quote: ‘This too shall pass.”’ Ambition: For my art work to live on after me. Pet Peeve: Everything takes longer than you think it’s going to. Activities: National Honor Society, Con- cert Choir. VALERIE C. CRESCITELLI Val Quote: ‘Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you.”’ Ambition: To create a life that | can be proud of, and to be able to look back and say | wouldn't have changed a thing. Pet Peeve: School elections (superla- tives), braggards, bullies, and people who turn their backs on their friends. Activities: Student Council, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4; Student Advisory Council; State Advisory Council Repre- sentative; Field Hockey 2, 3; Drill Team 1; Rifles 2; Color Guard 3, 4; Homecoming Queen; Squawk Box; C.S.F.; Homeroom Representative. CARL JOHN COTTULI Quote: ‘Material objects are the begin- ning of the end for the fulfillment of man's dreams.” Ambition: Not having to say | can’t afford it. Pet Peeve: Chemistry with Mrs. Maciel and people who have real excellent cars that Daddy bought. Activities: Winter Track 2; Spring Track 2; Hiking Club 4. FRANK E. CURRAN Tony Quote: ‘‘Look at all the losers and the mad-eyed gazes, look at all the loonies and the sad-eyed failures, they've given up living ‘cuz they just don’t care. So take a good look around, the misfits are every- where!” Ambition: To live life one day at a time. Pet Peeve: Disco, Wank, Tony, Mr. Per- ry’s classes, persons clearing their throats, R.K., airballs from the foul line. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Model Senate 3; Scrub Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 49 50 KAREN ELIZABETH CUTILLO Duck Quote: ‘The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed.”’ Ambition: To make that very special per- son in my life forever happy, and to suc- ceed always.”’ Pet Peeve: Car talk, kitchen talk, space invaders, loneliness, good-byes, staying home on weekends, and stories with sad endings, ‘‘Quack’’. Activities: Yearbook 3, Index Editor 4; Hiking Club 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Captain 4; EMiomlgc- DEBRA A. DAVIS Debba Quote: ‘Frya’’ Ambition: To go to California. Pet Peeve: Back stabbers and lowlifes. JOHN M. CZUJ John Quote: ‘‘Skating away on the thin ice of the new day.” Ambition: To grow up. Pet Peeve: Jocko the Murph, Society, bureaucracy, ambiguity. Activities: E.M.S. 1, 2; Real French Club 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 1; President 2; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 2; Concert Choir 3, 4, Treasurer 4; ‘‘Carousel’’ 3; ‘‘Bells Are Ringing’ 4; N.H.S. 4; Model Senate 3; Christmas Assembly 3, 4; Fine Arts Night 3, 4; Gazelle 4; National Merit Com- mended. MARY E. DAY Mair Quote: ‘Oh life is like a maze of doors and they all open from the side you're on.”’ Ambition: To open many doors. Activities: Drill Team 1; Ski Club 4. JOHN J. DEMARIS Quote: ‘Well the deputy walks on hard nails and the preacher rides a mount, but nothing really matters much, it's doom alone that counts, and the one-eyed undertaker, he blows a futile horn ‘‘come in,’ she said, ‘‘I'll give ya shelter from the storm.” Ambition: Fortune, settle down, retire, live on Kezar. Pet Peeve: Thorns, mac's, C.C. 's After grads. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4. PAUL JOSEPH DEVLIN Dev Quote: ‘‘|'m off to see the wizard.”’ Ambition: To do something constructive, make my mother happy. Pet Peeve: All reved up but no place to go, waiting. Activities: Concert Choir 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Christmas Programs 3, 4; ‘‘Bells Are Ringing’ Stage Crew; Ski Club 4. PATRICK J. DE PILLO Patsy Quote: ‘Silence is golden.” Ambition: To become a pro in whatever | do. Pet Peeve: People who talk a lot. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4. MARCY A. DI GIOVANNI Marse Quote: ‘‘... And you wonder where we're going, where's the rhyme and where's the reason; you cannot accept it is here. We must begin to seek the wis- dom of the children and the graceful way of flowers in the wind.”’ Ambition: To attain an ambition. Pet Peeve: JENNY, working weekends, 7:56-2:03, jocks, Linda’s corners, Lisa's early morning ideas. Activities: Concert Choir 2; Christmas Play 2. 51 52 ANN MARIE DILLON Ann Quote: ''| pray the people and the life | love are always with me in my heart.” Ambition: To be happy with G.H. and to be successful and healthy. Pet Peeve: Waiting, snobby people, get- ting up early, arguments, and decisions. Activities: Spanish Club DEBORAH ANN DOWNEY Debbie Quote: ‘If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it.”’ Ambition: To get away from this day to day running around; and to find my rain- bow . . . Somewhere. Pet Peeve: People’s attitudes, and los- ing. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Capt. 1; Drill Team 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4. MARK L. DOIRON Mark Quote: ‘When stepping on the brake, your life is in your foot's hands.”’ Ambition: To play drums at the next Woodstock. Pet Peeve: Sociology 1st period with Mr. Kelley. Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 4. JOHN J. DOYLE Jay Quote: ‘‘God grant me the serenity to accept the things | cannot change, cour- age to change the things | can, and wis- dom to know the difference.” Ambition: To buy my dream car — the vette of the future, to succeed — C.P.A. Pet Peeve: Waiting. Activities: Cross Country 2, 3; Winter track 2; Spring Track 2; C.S.F. Repre- sentative. : MARIA LOUISE DUARTE “Mia” Quote: ‘Some people treat life like a slot machine, trying to put in as little as possi- ble and hoping to hit a jackpot.”’ Ambition: To figure myself out, to figure others out, and someday to sing. Pet Peeve: Mudslides, being without or waiting for the big ‘E’’, AP and Dr. Dunk. Activities: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Harmoniques 2, 3, 4; Southeast District Choir 2, 4; Christmas Plays 1, 2, 3, 4; Usherette ‘Sound of Music’, ‘‘Car- ousel’’; Class Secretary 3; Prom Commit- tee 3; Fine Arts Weekend 1, 2, 3, 4. DEBORAH MARY DUPREE Debbie Quote: ‘‘If | were meant to be like every- one else, | would never have been given the gift of thought; because to follow the crowd takes no thought at all.”’ Ambition: Find my place in life, be happy and not to regret the decisions I've made. Pet Peeve: Waiting and wanting. Activities: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Spanish Club 2; Prom Court 3. SUSAN ELAINE DUNLEAVEY-KRUECK Sue Quote: ‘‘Yesterday is but a dream, tomorrow but a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, every tomorrow a vision of hope.”’ Ambition: To live, love, and be happy always with George Pet Peeve: Ignorant people, arguments, and fake smiles PAUL STEPHEN DZIERZANOWSKI! “Dizzy” Quote: ‘He who has the gold makes the rules.”’ Ambition: Be a successful sports pho- tographer. Pet Peeve: Chemistry with Ralph, cli- ques, story tellers, car accidents. Activities: Golf 4. 53 DAWN EASTMAN Quote: ‘You can only live once, but if you live right, once is enough.”’ Ambition: To be successful and own a Trans-Am. Pet Peeve: Soaps, people who are always late, working in the office. Activities: Drill Team 1, 2; Rifles 3, 4; Hiking Club 3; C.S.F. Window Painting 2, 3, 4. LINDA C. ETHIER Quote: ‘‘God grant me the serenity to accept the things | cannot change, cour- age to change the things | can, and wis- dom to know the difference.” Ambition: To live a long, successful, and happy life. Pet Peeve: Waiting, decisions, good- byes. STEPHEN D. EMSE Emse Quote: ‘‘A soft word turns away wrath, but grievous words stir up anger.” Ambition: To graduate from college, understand people's feelings, and always make people happy. Pet Peeve: Aggravation, Trigonometry class, hard rock, and paranoid people. Activities: Cruisin’ 3, 4. WILLIAM J. FAHEY Willis Quote: ‘‘It’s better to burn out than fade away.” Ambition: To look forward to going to work in the mornings. Pet Peeve: Speaking in front of people. Activities: Golf 1, 2, 4. MICHAEL JOHN FALCONE Falcon Eddy (Mike) Quote: ‘‘Always take the long way home.”’ Ambition: To find everlasting peace. Pet Peeve: War, poverty, discrimination, GAS PRICES. Activities: Band 2, 3. JAMES M. FINN Jim Quote: ‘The more a man knows, the more he forgives.” Ambition: To be involved in an occupa- tion which | enjoy. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4. KAREN L. FECCIA “Fesh ’ Quote: ‘Yesterday is but a dream, tomorrow but a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, every tomorrow a vision of hope.”’ Ambition: To succeed and be happy in whatever | choose to do. Pet Peeve: Fighting, being alone, good- byes, waiting. Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4; Color Guard 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Spring Track 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cousins Pizza Club 4. SANDRA J. FISKE Sandy eff. Quote: ‘Everyone is a damn fool for at least five minutes a day. Wisdom consists of not exceeding the speed limit. Ambition: To live life to its fullest. Pet Peeve: People who are late and deci- sions. Activities: Band 1, 2,3, 4. 55 56 M. DIANNE FLYNN Dianne Quote: ‘Do you ever get the feeling that the story's too damn real and in the pres- ent tense? Or that everybody's on the stage, and it seems like you're the only person sitting in the audience?” Pet Peeve: Narrow minded, self-right- eous morons; rainy weekends; crashing; personal poverty. Activities: Band LYNN DENISE FREERKSEN Freeky Quote: ‘‘A fool will lose tomorrow reach- ing back for yesterday.” Ambition: To live happily ever after. Pet Peeve: Waiting, top lockers, bomb scares in the winter. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 4; UNH 3. PAUL PHILLIP FOURNIER Chip Quote: ‘‘Life is only what you make of it, so make the verses rhyme and all the pieces fit.”’ Ambition: To get the final rank on Jim F. Pet Peeve: Sprints, losing, manual labor and J.T. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, Capt. 3, 4; Scrub Club 1, 2, 3, 4. TAMMY R. FULLER Quote: ‘‘You can’t please everyone so you've got to please yourself.” Ambition: To learn, to love, and to live. Pet Peeve: Parties in the girl's room, freshman, and people who have to cheat to win. Activities: Drama Club 1; Newspaper 2; CSF Window Painting 2, 4. LAUREN J. FUNK Funky Quote: ‘Sacrifice the future has its price and today is only yesterday's tomorrow.’ Ambition: To be happy with J.A. and always make the best with what | have. Pet Peeve: The pigs and from 7:50 to 2:03 and people who can't accept things as they are, and Laurie's complaining about her half all the time. CAROLYN A. GAGNE Blueberry Quote: ‘‘To always have a nice BIG smil e, to keep people wondering what | have been up to, and to feel like a num- ber. Ambition: To someday own my own res- taurant and become a world famous chef. Pet Peeve: Walking to school in the rain. Teachers in the girl's room. Third lunch after having a long class of Consumer Math with Mes 2. PAM L. FUNK Pammy Ambition: To make enough money to travel. Pet Peeve: People who think they're too good to talk to you! Rainy days ANN MARIE GARDNER Ann Quote: ‘‘You’re such a misery — Why don’t you learn to laugh? . . . Look in the mirror don't take yourself so seriously.”’ Ambition: Truth, justice, the American way, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happi- ness. Pet Peeve: K.W., babies in the road, the IBTC, Julie’s wet pants and ‘‘to make that special someone happy for the rest of my life.”’ Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Vice-President 4; CSF 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; ‘Bells Are Ringing’’; Drama 4; The Real French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; EMS 2, 3; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H. Club 3; President 4. 57 MARGARET J. GARDNER Meg Quote: ‘You are today where your thoughts have taken you; you will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you.”’ Ambition: To be satisfied and happy with my life and to someday see the world. Pet Peeve: Decisions, waiting, Mr. Bush- man’s Algebra class. Activities: Spanish Club 2; Ski Club 3. AMELIA LOUISE GEYER Amy Quote: '‘A smile is the whisper of a laugh.” Ambition: To get my degree as a medical assistant, to get married, raise a family, and to live to a ripe old age of at least 95. Pet Peeve: Bomb scares in the winter, getting up at six o'clock on school days, being bored, snobs, fakes, and people who Say things that hurt others. Activities: CSF Window Painting 4; Rifle Line 3, 4. SARAH E. GARLAND DOUGLAS J. GILLERAN Brother Doug Quote: ‘| am both and | am neither. | am my own beginning, my own end.” Ambition: 45 feet, friends, and a fully operational Battlestar Galactica. Pet Peeve: Reality, Disco, dames, noisy gum, wooden shoes, a natural born any- thing, ‘‘chaffing at the bit’. Activities: Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Hiking Club 3, 4; Newspaper 4. JANICE EILEEN GODDARD Quote: ‘‘Live so that anyone speaking evil of you may be branded a liar.”’ Ambition: To succeed in life and to stay happy. Pet Peeve: Liars. GEORGE N. GOFF, JR. SUSAN JEAN GODDARD Sue Quote: ‘Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things it comes and sits softly on your shoulder.’ Ambition: To live my life the way | want to live it. Pet Peeve: Cold Weather during S period, English teachers, and people who do nothing but complain all the time. Activities: Student Council 1; Student Advisory 2; Tennis 1, 2; Field Hockey 1; Drill Team; Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cousins Pizza Club 4. JANINE GOLDEN Quote: ‘‘Early is ‘so horrible’ getting up.”’ Ambition: To travel and to be happy. Pet Peeve: Messy rooms, facing people, Band locker rooms. Activities: Field Hockey 3; Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Capt. 4. 59 SALLY ANN GONSALVES Salzp Quote: ‘‘Live for today, for tomorrow will always follow.” Ambition: To work with children and someday get married and have a family. Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than others. People who try to be someone they aren't. Activities: Future Teachers of America. GREGORY GOODWIN IRENE GRUHN Quote: ‘‘Were all these years wasted? These confining walls will be shattered; all our yesterdays will be but a mere illu- sion. . . for tomorrow will be today.” REANA MARIE GRUHN Rain Quote: ‘‘Birds fly over the rainbow, why then, oh why, can't |?” Ambition: To be a model. Pet Peeve: People with preconceived ideas. Activities: Annie Get Your Gun; Girls Chorus 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4. WILLIAM MICHAEL HARLOR Billy Quote: “No more looking back, no more living in the past, yesterday is gone — that's a fact. Now there’s no more looking back.” Ambition: To go to Las Vegas and win a million dollars. Pet Peeve: Liars, cheaters, and people who talk about you behind your back Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Youth Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 4 DALE S. HAAVERSEN Stalewood, 'T.B.”’ Quote: ‘'Sex and drugs and rock and roll is all right for me; go for it.” Ambition: To go back to Washington to live, and to be successful in life. Pet Peeve: High drinking ages, cops, gas prices, AM radio, MHS handbook rules, U.S. History class, foamy beer. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3. DONNA JEAN HOLSKE Quote: ‘‘Precious and Few are the Moments We Two Can Share”’ Ambition: To be successful at whatever | choose to do. Pet Peeve: Flat tires, busy signals, wait- ing. Activities: Student Council 1; Class Treasurer 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Treasurer Secretary NHS 4. RENEE MARIE HARRIS Quote: ‘| always look at both sides, my side and the wrong side.”’ Ambition: To marry and live happily ever after with Keith P. and to become a great secretary. Pet Peeve: Bomb scares in the middle of the winter, friends who smile to your face but then turn around and talk. Activities: Little Hornets Nursery School 3,4; FTA 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2. 61 j LINDA J. JACKIMOWICZ Quote: ‘The more you do, the more you are.”’ Ambition: To be happy with the deci- sions | make. Pet Peeve: People who pick on other people's imperfections, crowds, early mornings. Activities: Spring Track 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 3; Cross Country 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 4. JOHN P. JARDIN Johnny Quote: ‘‘l’ve seen it all, hitmen, thieves, and many a brawl, but as you see, | still stand tall.”’ Ambition: To go through life without ever having to abide by anyone else's philoso- phy or beliefs. Pet Peeve: The band, pep rallies, G.K.’s pre-game pep talks. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4. KEVIN BRIAN JACKSON Kevin Quote: ‘My life is for itself and not for a spectacle.” Ambition: To make the right decisions the first time. Pet Peeve: Shoulda, coulda, woulda, and if, making the wrong decision the first time. Activities: Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Lighting 2, on: HEATHER ELIZABETH JEPSEN Feather (Brain) Quote: ‘‘There exists limitless opportuni- ties in our lives ahead. Where there is an open mind, there will always be a fron- tier.” Ambition: To own my own clothing bou- tique and to enjoy life as it is, not as it is made to be with B.M.C. Pet Peeve: 12:30 on Friday and Saturday nights, being late — and the ending of a perfect weekend. Activities: Band 1; FTA 1, 2, 3; CSF Painting 1, 2. ALLAN WAYNE JOHNSON JR AJ Quote: ‘Today is the first day of the rest of your life. ’ Ambition: To do well in whatever. Pet Peeve: Track practice and losing Activities: Football 1, 2, 4; Winter Track 1, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Stage Crew ‘‘Bells Are Ringing.”’. ELAINE ANN KALETA Bird Quote: ‘Though we're going our sepa- rate ways There can only be brighter days... .”’ Ambition: To build my rainbow and a long, happy and healthy life. Pet Peeve: Prejudiced people, dead- lines, no place to go, always having to please other people, waiting. Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3, Tri-Capt. 4; Basketball 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4; CFS Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4. TRACEY ANN JUDA Tut Quote: ‘Music hath charms to sooth the savage heart.” Ambition: To study music for the rest of my life. Pet Peeve: School, Wednesday nights, Cars that break down in the middle of nowhere. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Prep Band 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Bas- ketball 2; CSF Window Painting 3, 4; Dis- trict Tryouts 1, 2, 3, 4; VNH 3; Hiking Club Ss} BRENDA LEE KAMPRATH Quote: ‘‘You can't always get what you want.”’ Ambition: You said ‘'! will go to another land, | will go to another sea. Another city will be found, a better one than this. . .”’ Pet Peeve: So many dreams that flew away. Activities: Softball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2: Ski Club 4. 63 64 LISA ANN KELLY Quote: ‘You can't always get what you want.” Ambition: You said ‘‘| will go to another land, | will go to another sea. Another city will be found, a better one than this.”’ Pet Peeve: So many dreams that flew away. Activities: Softball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Ski Club 4. MAUREEN KEOUGH Maureen Quote: ‘| can’t restrain my thoughts and s ighs” Ambition: To be happy and on our own. Pet Peeve: Time, noisy eaters and a cer- tain crybaby. Activities: Winter Track 2; Spring Track 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4. PAMELA SUSAN KENNEDY Pammy-Sue, Pam Quote: ‘‘If you love something very much, let it go free, if it does not return, it was never meant to be yours, if it does, love it forever.”’ Ambition: To move to California and to do what | do best. Pet Peeve: Slow bus drivers, first period studies, getting up Monday mornings, early morning band practices, LW, LMc. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 2. HEIDI KERN Ho Quote: ‘Get my nut” Ambition: To get married to E.A. Pet Peeve: Nuclear Power, Monday mornings, JC, BK, 3:40-12:00 BRUCE WARREN KINCAID Bruce Quote: ‘Mr. Mack sayings, never lend Out money, but if you do, only to your mother, NEVER go out with Mansfield girls, MHS girls talk too much and are too snobby.” Ambition: To own my own garage, junk- yard, and also be able to travel while in band, playing alto sax, to have plenty of money, and getting out of Mansfield, MA. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band; Flo- rida '79, Bloomsburg ‘78, Ireland '77. DIANA J. KING Bing Quote: ‘‘The happiness of being with people only a moment away.” Ambition: To finally . .. Pet Peeve: Saturation points, adjusting priorities Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Corres. Sec. 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Math League 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Pres. 4; Musical 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; MIT HSSP 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 3, Treas. 3; Model Senate 3. RICHARD WILLIAM KINDER Rick Quote: ‘‘He is strong who conquers oth- ers; he who conquers himself is mighty.” Ambition: To someday supplant May- nard Ferguson. Pet Peeve: H.D., Maek C., bad groups at dances, ‘‘Icky”’ Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; District Band 4; Pep Band 3, 4. DIANNA KNIGHT 65 Ke d ‘« tin DAWN MARIE LAMAGNO Lamono Quote: ‘‘Love — a bush of thorns, some- times blossoming into a bed of roses and always growing.”’ Ambition: To travel and see the world. Pet Peeve: Two-faced people, snobs, rainy weekends, R.H.,L.S., V.C., K.P. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Winter Track 2: FTA 1; CSF Window Painting 2. JOHN J. LARKIN J.B. Quote: ‘You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might find that you can get what you need.”’ Ambition: To own my own business and be successful in life. Pet Peeve: 7:56 to 2:03, E period study, finks. MARK CROSBY LANGI LLE Quote: ‘Yesterday is gone, tomorrow is yet to come, but today is here so enjoy ita Ambition: To travel, own a successful business and live along and happy life. Pet Peeve: Working Friday and Saturday nights, Payments and people who think they are better than others. GARY D. LEANUES Quote: ‘‘Do what’s good for you, or you're not good for anybody.”’ Ambition: To enjoy life. Pet Peeve: Conceited people, appoint- ments. Activities: Pep Band 4. DEBORAH W. LE BLANC Deb, Debby, Winnie Quote: ‘Yesterday is only a dream but today well lived will make every tomorrow a vision of hope.”’ Ambition: To find out what | want out of life and succeed at it. Pet Peeve: Two-faced people, leaving S.E. to come to M.H.S. Activities: Hiking Club. WAYNE V. LEWIS Wayne Quote: ‘A day without sunshine is like night.”’ Ambition: To become a commercial art- ist. Pet Peeve: People who drive fast, Spa- ghetti. JOHN LETTL, JR. LEONARD CURTIS LIVELY Dr.L Quote: ‘‘Black is beautiful.”’ Ambition: To play Pro-Basketball with Larry Bird. Pet Peeve: Waking up for school, Certain girls. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2; Football 3, 4 67 68 JEREMIAH FRANCIS LONG Jerry Quote: ‘| am full of confusion; therefore see thou mine affliction.” Ambition: To convince myself that the best is yet to come, to finally be happy, and to find genuine love. Pet Peeve: People who are late, broken cases, price changes. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2; Stage Crew 3; District Choir 4; Winter Track 2. LORRIE ANN MALONE Law Quote: ‘‘It is a remarkable fact that we all must die; yet all of us live as if we were to live forever. Ambition: To meet all my goals with suc- cess and happiness. Pet Peeve: Punctuation on Thursdays!, People like R.T. DARLENE MacDONALD Duckie, Brat, Big Mac, Darleena Quote: ‘Even though I'm different from you, we were born involved in one another. If you can’t convince 'em, con- fuse 'em.”’ Ambition: To own my own nursery school and hire Miss Maurer to be my assistant. Pet Peeve: Discrimination, snobs, people who don't listen, leaving Mansfield High, goodbyes, ignorant people, and winter. Activities: Yearbook 3; Softball 4; Girl's Chorus 2, 4; Teacher's Aide, Little Hornet Nursery; Office Worker. CAROL ANN MASON Ca Quote: ‘‘If you have anything really valu- able to contribute to the world, it will come through the expression of your own personality — that single spark of divinity that sets you off and makes you different from every other living crea- ture.” Ambition: To be remembered, to be needed, to be loved. Pet Peeve: Decisions, cliques, not being myself, having my picture taken, and the games that people play. LISA A. MCCANN Lis Quote: ‘‘Cherish today, for it will always be with you; dream of your tomorrows, they will be what you make them; but live for today; it will never come again.”’ Ambition: To have that one dream of mine come true and to always be happy Pet Peeve: |.G., small towns, Linda’s cor- ners, Marcy's early morning ideas, and weekends with nothing to do GERENE L. MAYO Gerry Quote: ‘Accept me for what | am, for | shall be no other — smile and be happy with me and we can light the world — but remember those dreams that you will make true, for when you are happy, life will never be blue.”’ Ambition: To achieve what | can out of life, and to live it fully with the one | love. Pet Peeve: Making decisions, cliques, Sap enty Goodbyes. MARLA LYNN ANN McELHENNY Quote: ‘‘Happiness comes from feeling deeply, enjoying simply, and thinking freely.”’ Ambition: To live, to love, to laugh, and to be happy with myself and all! do. Pet Peeve: Weasels, pretenders, fading friendships, games people play, nothing to do. MICHAEL W. McCARTHY Mike Quote: ‘Running on empty, running on low.” Ambition: To be happy in whatever | decide to do. Pet Peeve: Monday mornings, Mr. Mana- sian’s electricity class, gas lines. Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. 69 70 KAREN J. MCGOWN Karen Quote: ‘I’m so confused by the things | read, | need the truth, But the truth is, | don't know what to believe.” Ambition: To live life to its fullest, know- ing the truth and being happy with that truth. Pet Peeve: You can dream but you can never go back the way you came, English Papers, Physics. Activities: Winter Track 1, 2, 3; Spring Track 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Annie Get Your Gun; CSF Window Painting; National Honor Society 3, 4. JOEL K. McLAUGHLIN Brat Quote: ‘‘A man is not a man till he can stand alone.” Ambition: To spend my entire life with the person | ‘‘love’’. Pet Peeve: People who say love is just another word. Two-faced people. Activities: Weight Lifting; Winter Track; Spring Track; Stage Crew; Cross Coun- try; Football. Picture Not Available KERRY A. MCGRATH Kerry Quote: ‘Of all the people you will Know in a lifetime, you are the only one you will never leave or lose. To the question of your life, you are the only answer. To the problems of your life, you are the only solution. Ambition: To be the perfect mother and to live a happy life with Greg. Pet Peeve: Monday mornings, Sitting in the office, Two-faced people, and skip- ping when there’s nothing to do. Activities: Band 1, 2; FTA 1. LAURIE JOYCE McPHEE Quote: ‘‘Be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath.” Ambition: To be a surgeon and to help as many as | can. To be happy and to make others happy. Pet Peeve: Cold rooms, moody people, insincere smiles Activities: Chorus 1; Concert Choir 4; Christmas Play 4. MARGO CONSTANCE Mc TERNAN Itch Quote: “You forgot the ‘'B’’'! Love is patient and kind; love is not jealous or conceited, or proud or provoked; love does not keep a record of wrongs; love is not happy with evil, but is pleased with truth. Love never gives up its faith; hope and patience never fails.”’ Ambition: To do everything | can to make him happy and keep him MINE Pet Peeve: People who talk about others; Getting out of bed in the morning. Wait- ing, People who take more than they give, People who owe me money and drags. VICTORIA P. MONETT Vicki Quote: ‘Even though | am different from you, we were both born involved in one another.” Ambition: To receive a million dollars and travel to two places. Someday have two kids with the one | love. Pet Peeve: Office Detention, two-faced people, People who lie. Activities: Future Teacher Aid 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN MARIE MILLER Sue Quote: ‘‘Always remember the best things in life can't be bought or sold; they must be given and they're always worth waiting for.”’ Ambition: To love, live and be happy. Pet Peeve: Being Late, Waiting, and Birdwatching. Activities: Cross Country 3, 4, Capt. 4; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. PATRICIA A. MORRISON Pat Quote: ‘‘Ain't it funny how it feels when you're finding out it’s real?”’ Ambition: Being invisible and without substance, a disembodied voice, as it were, what else could | do? What else but try to tell you what was really happening when your eyes were looking through? Activities: Fiel d Hockey 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Hiking Club 4; Newspaper 3; Model Senate 3; CSF Window Painting 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 71 72 ANDREA L. MOTYKA Andrea Quote: ‘Reading maketh a full man; con- ference a ready man; and writing an exact man.’ Ambition: To graduate from medical school. Pet Peeve: Class interruptions. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Math League 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Newspaper 3; Model Senate 3: THOMAS P. NARCISO Tom Brother Ambition: To own a silver Porsche or meet Pete Townshend or both. Pet Peeve: No Senior privileges. Activities: Ski Club. RICHARD EDWARD MURRAY Ricky Quote: ‘Yesterday is a memory, today is, tomorrow is always a hope.”’ Ambition: To become a professional and own my own business. Pet Peeve: Waking up, Norton, showoffs, story tellers. Activities: Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; State School Boy Golf Tournament 3; Stage Crew Christmas Play 4; Spring Musical 4. JOSEPH ROMEO O'CLAIR Animal Quote: ‘Never give up, stick it out and you'll make it at the end.” Ambition: To go out of the way to help people. Pet Peeve: People that put down others. Activities: Baseball; Football; Bible Study. THOMAS E. O'LEARY Tom Quote: ‘The thing with kids is, if they want to grab for the gold ring, you have to let them do it, and not say anything. If they fall off, they fall off, but it’s bad if you say anything to them.” Ambition: Desire for advancement, wealth, honor, or power. Pet Peeve: Encyclopedias, real princes, and plea bargaining. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Spring Track 1, 2; Winter Track 1, 2, 3 ; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Christmas Play 3; Joy to the World 4; Bells Are Ringing 4; HSSP at MIT 3, 4. MICHELLE |. PARKS Michelle, ‘‘Cats”’ Quote: ‘You squank’’ Ambition: To succeed in whatever | do and become a better person each day. Pet Peeve: Rainy days, waiting, being late, English papers, not getting what | want to get done, rumors, commercials. Activities: Field Hockey 1; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Coun- try 3, Capt. 4; Christmas Play 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Hiking Club 1, 2, 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4; CSF Repre- sentative 4; Student Government Day Representative 4; National Honor Society 4. PHILLIP T. OWEN Phil Quote: ‘‘If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs, maybe you just don’t understand the situation.” Ambition: Make it to college. Pet Peeve: Disco, Pintos, T.V.'s, trigono- metry. Activities: Spring Track 1, 2; Winter Track 3. PETERLAWRENCE PASCUCCI Scooch Quote: ‘Hello my friend, so good to see you again, been all by myself, | don't think | can make it alone, keep pushing ahead.” Ambition: To buy and sell Mansfield. Pet Peeve: Nasty girls, people who call me Petey, Dingle berries. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1. 73 ROBERT L. PAULSON Bob Quote: ‘Live and let die.” Ambition: To become a millionaire. Pet Peeve: Losing. Activities: Golf 3, 4; CYO Basketball: Intramural Volleyball. GEORGE C. PERNOCK Quote: ‘It is desire that builds the moun- tain and the way to climb it. It is desire that life lives.” Ambition: To go to the mountains and someday live there. And to always be able to find the good in people. Pet Peeve: People who can’t laugh, Face, and US. History. Picture Not Available JOHN PERI Ambition: To try to get my friends to pay their debts. Pet Peeve: Catching colds in school. Activities: Golf. NADINE J. PETERSON Na Quote: ‘‘This is only the beginning.” Ambition: To take things as they come and to be happy with them. Pet Peeve: High class punks. JOANNE MARIE PETRILLO Quote: ‘The rainbow is an ancient sign of harmony and good fortune, there must be a little rain in everyone's life to insure a beautiful rainbow in your future.” Ambition: To finish college, see the world, then marry Pet Peeve: English papers, decisions, and sta'’s. Activities: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook Committee 4: Prom’s Queen's Court; Girls Chorus 1. DONNA MARIE PLOOF Ploofie Quote: ‘You can't please everyone, so just please yourself.”’ Ambition: To find what | want to be in life, and be happy with it. Pet Peeve: Busy signals, two-faced peo- ple, taking the bus every morning, S.M., 440's. Activities: Winter Track 1, 2, 3; Spring Track 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 4; Cheering 4: Prom Queen's Court 3; CSF Painting. FREDERICK G. PHILLIPS, JR. Bubba Quote: ‘You like it, go get it. ’ Ambition: To enjoy life and to be suc- cessful. Pet Peeve: Ms. Meyers C. period class. Activities: Band 1, 2. KATHLEEN MARIE PORRAZZO Kathy Quote: ‘‘Little things affect little minds.” Ambition: To become a successful doc- tor. Pet Peeve: Top lockers, cliques, two labs in one day. Activities: CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4: Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Rifles 3, 4; Winter Guard 3. 75 76 JOHN DAVID PRESENTATO Jay Quote: ‘Why go through life alone, when you can have your friends go with you?”’ Ambition: To go to school, become a lawyer and someday make my father happy. Pet Peeve: J.|. lint, Waking-up, Physics, M.L.P., Work rumors, back wash. Activities: Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Hiking Club 3, 4; Fine Arts 3, 4; Christmas Play 3, 4; Prom Court 3; CSF Window Painting. GREGORY A. PURRIER Picture Not Available JAMES PROSSER SHARON E. RABINOVITZ Quote: ‘Live and let live.”’ Ambition: To become a CPA and live the rest of my life being happy. Pet Peeve: Gym, Two-faced People, 7:50 Bell and straight teachers. Activities: CSF Club 2, 3. MICHAEL DAVID REARDON Rip Quote: ‘‘It's going to blow up.”’ Ambition: To be successful in everything | do in life. Pet Peeve: Trying to figure out Ms. Mey- er's C period, Deviance Lecture, People who drink Millers’, Saturday practices. Activities: Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Junior Varsity Baseball 1, 2; Weight Lifting 3. SUZANNE MARIE REYNOLDS Suzie Quote: ‘| have to find Irving because they're coming you know. ’ Ambition: To keep on writing music. To let part of me live on forever. Pet Peeve: There are only 24 hours in the day. Activities: Cheerleading 1; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Car- ousel 3; Bells Are Ringing 4; District Choir 4; Harmoniques 2, 3, 4; All-State Recommendation 4 JOSEPH A. REID Smokin’ Joe Quote: ‘'| treat others as other people treat me.” Ambition: To be a pool hustler and an engineer. To make my life a lot easier Pet Peeve: Turned-up heat and deten- tions GLEN M. RICHARDS Cecil Quote: ''| don't think so.”’ Ambition: To enjoy life and to be good at whatever comes along Pet Peeve: Mr. Hunter's jokes, The Cru- saders, and getting in late to set up. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; Spring Track 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 77 KEVIN P. ROANE Hey, Roane Quote: ‘Forty-nine reasons, All in a line, All of them good ones, All of them lies.”’ Ambition: To get some ambition. Pet Peeve: Defeated Favorites, and hav- ing no chance to use the potential that | probably wouldn't have used anyway. Activities: Football 4; Winter Track 3; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Christmas Plays 2, 3, 4; Fine Arts 2, 3, 4; “Music Man 1; ‘‘Sound of Music’’ 2; ‘‘Carousel”’ 3; ‘Absent’ 4; EMS 1, 2, 3; Southeast Dis- trict Choir 3, 4; Rec. All-State 3, 4; ‘The Gazelle”’ 4. JULIE ANN ROACH Quote: ‘‘The way these days just rip along, too fast to last, too vast, too strong — somewhere something went wrong. Ambition: Peace of Mind. Pet Peeve: Growing up. Activities: Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. SHERRI LYNN ROMANS Quote: ‘‘The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn.” Ambition: To be happy, work with chil- dren. Pet Peeve: People who say one thing and do another. PATRICIA A. ROCHE Trish Quote: ‘‘Each storm brings with it the promise of a rainbow..”’ Ambition: To be happy and to succeed in the career that | choose. Pet Peeve: Fingernails on a chalkboard, filling out application, never having enough time, good-byes. Activities: Drill Team 3, 4. NANCY ELAINE RUSSELL Nancy Quote: “Everything has been thought of once; the trouble is thinking of it again.”’ Ambition: To live my life as well as possi- ble and also with someone | love. Pet Peeve: People who ask me when |'m going to grow, people telling me to smile. TODD AVERY SANKEY Todd Quote: ‘Don’t part with your illusions, when they are gone you may still exist, but you ceased to live.” Ambition: To give Rick Tarentino his own pocketbook and to find the cosmos. Pet Peeve: Accounting tests, deadlines, getting caught. Activitie s: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Manager 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Southeastern District Choir 4; Golf 2; Winter Track 2; F Period Football: Student Council 2, 3, 4. LAURIE ANN SALERNO Laur Quote: ‘| am not afraid of tomorrow for | have seen yesterday and | love today! Ambition: To be a successful medical technologist. Pet Peeve: H.D.; people who put down the band, coaches, cigarette smoke, waiting, jealousy, and never having enough time. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Trea- surer 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Hiking Club 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; CSF Window Painting 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representa- tive. LINDA A. SAVINI Lin Quote: ‘.. . Ever so much!”’ Ambition: To live my life the way | choose without having to answer to any- one and to get to the top on my own. Pet Peeve: K.W., White Cruisers, and Marcy and Lisa's early mornings ideas. 79 80 DIANNE SCHILLBERG Di Quote: ‘‘Make the best of the times you have, although we have some bad times, when you look back, just think, there were more good times than bad times. Pet Peeve: Stuck up people, and people who talk behind your back. Ambition: To make someone happy someday, To train harness horses, and to make the best out of my life. KANDICE ANN SCHROMM Kandi Quote: ‘So it goes” Ambition: To be able to look back on my life and not regret or want to change a thing; and to hibernate in Jellystone Park for the rest of my life. Pet Peeve: P.M.; T.B.; Joke Right?; Har- ry’s preaching; waiting; Florida; B.T. Rat- face. Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Christmas Play 4; ‘‘Carousel’’ 3; Model Senate 3; CSF Window Painting 2, 3; Student Council 3; EMS 1, 2; Yearbook 3, Promotion Manager 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Hiking Club 1, 2, 3. DUANE AARON SCOTT RICHARD A. SEARS Dickie Ambition: To work outdoors. Pet Peeve: Gym, school lunches. Activities: Occupational Skills Develop- ment. Picture Not Available JAMES DENNIS SENNA Jim, Jimmy Jamie Quote: ‘‘It takes a child two years to learn to talk, and a man fifty years to learn to keep his mouth shut.”’ Ambition: To attend Rhode Island Trade School and to build and race cars and to marry. Pet Peeve: People who know so much about nothing and Ms. Niemi’'s Friday morning vocabulary and spelling tests. Activities: Football; Spring Track 1, 2; Winter Track 1, 2; F Period Football 4. ROBERT STEPHEN SHAW Bobby Quote: ‘Nothing hurts People more than other people do. Ambition: To become a pilot and fly a DC-10. Pet Peeve: Shin Splints; scrub burns; work; and a particular ‘'68'’ Dodge Dart. Activities: Basketball 3, 4; Football; Baseball 2; Golf 1, 3, 4; Hockey 2; Scrub Club. ARLEN KENT SHAW Arlie Quote: ‘‘The best lack all convictions, while the worst is filled with passionate intensity.”’ Pet Peeve: Cliques, flakes, illiterates. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1, 3; Spring Track 1, 2, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Arlo Mantalbon’s Escort Service 1, 2, 3, 4 STEPHEN GERALD SHAW Helium Quote: ‘‘Are you stoned or stupid; the man who sees the light is truly blind.”’ Pet Peeve: J. Spencer Kelly and 3-ring Circus. Ambition: To run a profitable importing business to keep our town supplied. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 374, 81 ROBERT D. SHERMAN Bob Quote: ‘There are two kinds of people at parties — those who want to go home early, and those who want to be the last ones in the place. The trouble is that they're usually married to each other.” Ambition: To further myself in the field of electronics. Pet Peeve: Physic’s class; fire hydrants on Route 1; Police station doors that have a sign reading ‘‘Please Drive Safely’’; flashing blue light. Activities: Hockey 1-4; Work 1-4; Crash Course in Auto Distruction. ANNE LORRAINE SILVA Anne Quote: ‘Great persons are able to do great kindnesses. ’ Ambition: To someday be able to repay my friends in Mansfield for accepting me as one of them when | didn’t know them any more than they Knew me. Pet Peeve: Getting eleven french fries at lunch; dead lines; waiting. Activities: Spanish Club 1-3; School Newspaper Layout Staff 1; National Honor Society 3, 4. ROBERT J. SIGNORIELLO Sig Quote: ‘‘Tis better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all.”’ Ambition: To be my own boss. Pet Peeve: Two-faced people, the bench, Falstaff. Activities: Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 4. ROBERT G. SIMONI Bob Quote: ‘| am the light of the world, says the Lord, he who follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.”’ Ambition: To be fully prepared to accept the fate awaiting all of us. Pet Peeve: Harsh teachers; inconsider- ate people; reeking corridors Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 3; Co-Captain 4; Math Team 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Model Senate 3; Hik- ing Club 3; Yearbook 3; Spring Musicals; | Carousel and Bells Are Ringing. JANET LOUISE SKINNER Quote: “Life Goes On.” Ambition: To spend the rest of my life trout fishing in New Hampshire Pet Peeve: Green lights, Power Glides, indecision, existentialism, arrogance. Activities: Spring Track 1, 2; Cross Country 3; Manager 4; CSF Window Painting 2, 3; Yearbook 3, Editor 4; Ski Club; Hiking Club 2; EMS 2, 3; The Real French Club 1, 2, 3. JACK E. SPEIGHT Sp-8 Quote: ‘Abandon all hope ye who enter here.” Ambition: To live as if my head were ina vise Clamp. Pet Peeve: Raw liver, orthopedic stock- ings, ceramic donkeys, ear wax. Activities: Basketball 1,3; EMS 1, 2; The Real French Club 1, 2, 3. JOHN O. SOUZA Johnny S. Quote: ‘‘Loving someone else is like lov- ing yourself.” Ambition: To make it through college, and to be successful Pet Peeve: Cold class rooms, bomb scares during the winter. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. CYNTHIA C. SPIEZIO Hey Spiez Quote: ‘‘He who cannot forgive others destroys the bridge over which he himself must pass.”’ Ambition: To own my own Mercedes 450 SL, and to live out west. Pet Peeve: Rainy Days, Morning morn- ings, friends who fight, selfish people. 83 84 STEPHEN MICHAEL SPELEWSKI Spilew Quote: ‘‘Take each day as it comes and don't worry about tomorrow, for tomor- row may never come.”’ Ambition: To own my own business, succeed, and then to have someone to share a log cabin up in the mountains with. Pet Peeve: Saturday practices, Mrs. Meyers C-period Deviance Lectures, try- ing to get home from Red Mill Road, Fords. Activities: Spring Track 1, 2, 3; Winter Track 2, 3; Cross Country 3, Capt. 4. LANCE WILLIAM STROUSE Johann Quote: ‘| never think of the future. It comes soon enough.” Ambition: To be a successful Engineer. Pet Peeve: Waiting and Am radios. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. DUNCAN P. STOWELL Stang Quote: ‘‘Before you can find happiness, you must first find yourself.”’ Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people, communi- cation gap between the different classes of students. Activities: Baseball; Tennis. MICHAEL JAMES SULLIVAN Sully Quote: ‘Time is like a snowflake. It disap- pears while we're trying to decide what to do with it.”’ Ambition: To see the world and be suc- cessful in whatever | do. Pet Peeve: Working Friday and Saturday nights. RICHARD A. TARANTINO Rick, Ricky Quote: ‘Think of life as a great race and yourself in it. If you are in the lead don't ever let up, but if you are behind always stride to gain because this great race you are in is only run once.” Ambition: To run and own Caesar's Pal- ace and to beat Dennis! Pet Peeve: Losing to Dennis, the high jump. Activities: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Winter Track Captain 4; Football Trainer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Scorekeeper 1, 2, 3, 4; All Sports Trainer 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Librian 2; Stage Band 3, 4; Year- book Staff 2; Stage Crew; ‘‘Bells Are Ringing’’; Stat Team 1, 2, 3, 4. DAWN M. TITUS Betty, Grindalze Quote: Don't walk behind me; | will not lead. Don't walk in front of me; | may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend.”’ Ambition: To succeed in what ever | do, and to be happy with it. Pet Peeve: Monday mornings with Gym first period; phony people; school lunches; waiting; Laurie and Donna say- ing ‘‘Snob ’ all the time. Activities: Future Teacher Association 1. LAURIE J. THIBEAUT Lau Quote: ‘‘I’'ve just closed my eyes again and climbed aboard the dreams we've attained trying to take away my worries of today and leave tomorrow behind.” Ambition: To live my life to the fullest and be able to fulfill those dreams in life I've dreamed so long. By doing this | can reach a golder piece of mind and forget today’s pain with a little help from my friends. Pet Peeve: Scorpios; no parties; waiting for Gera; Jimmy's ‘‘What's up? '; Mike's moods and Donna's ‘‘shut-up’s! ’; Mar- la's temper tantrums SCOTT DAVID TRACEY Scott Quote: ‘‘No more looking back, no more living in the past, yesterday's gone and that’s a fact, now there’s no more looking back.” Ambition: To survive in a world of misfits, and end up on top; college. Pet Peeve: Air balls from the baseline; false sincerity; ranking wais; Al McGuire's “Time Outs”. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Ski Club 1; EMS Club, Co-founder 1, 2; Scrub Club 1, 2, 3. 85 KATHLEEN M. TRAVERS Kathy Quote: ‘| know that you believe you understand what you think | said, but | am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what | meant.” Ambition: To get a glimpse beyond this illusion. Pet Peeve: Rah-rahs, piggies, ‘‘Really!’’, conforming, ‘‘Friends,’’ ‘‘Acquain- tances,” rigging to win, hunna-hunna in school. Activities: Spanish Club 1, 2; Golf 2; CSF 4. ALISON ILLA VANVLIET oA Quote: ‘‘Don't say hate — say dislike strongly.”’ Ambition: To figure out why | was put on this earth! Pet Peeve: Gym, no heat or too much heat, copy cats, fair weather friends. Activities: ‘Annie Get Your Gun’”’ Play; Winter Track 3; Student Council 3. MARGARET JEANNE TRENOUTH Peggy Quote: ‘‘There’s a sorrow in his eyes like the angel made of tin. What will happen if | try to place another heart in him?”’ Ambition: To live in a tropical rain forest with Bob R. Pet Peeve: Soggy Bread, bees and their cousins, letter, my laziness. Activities: Drill Team 1, 2; CSF 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Play. JULIE ANN WAGNER The Kid Quote: ‘Kiss my grits!!!’ Ambition: To live happily ever after. Pet Peeve: S.U.S., fakes, vegetables. Activities: Basketball 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 3; Stage Crew 4. STEPHEN T. WASELESK! Steve Quote: “Whenever you put your foot in your mouth, you will have bad breath.”’ Ambition: To live until | die Pet Peeve: Miss Trombley’s homeroom Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4. JAMES A. WATERS Jim Quote: ‘‘S.O.M.F.? Only the good die young.” Ambition: To someday own my own sporting goods store. Pet Peeve: Gerry, Black Novas, Gregg Allman, Iranians, Awful Awfuls, ‘‘Ego’’ — women. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew. KAREN MARIE WASHBURN Karen Quote: ‘Time flies, sun rises, and shad- ows fall. Let Time go by. Love is forever.’ Ambition: To find myself a crystal ball and to live a happy and successful life with Randy. Pet Peeve: People who say things they don't mean, eels, Dawn's call at six o'clock in the morning, and L.S. Activities: Band 1, 2; FTA 1. CYNTHIA J. WEBBER Cindy Quote: ‘‘We know what we are, but know not what we may be.’’ — Hamlet. Ambition: To help children lay good foundations, but to Know when to let them do the actual building.” Pet Peeve: Teachers who should have chosen another career and pupils who don't care to learn. Activities: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society. 87 88 RONALD BRUCE WEBSTER Smokey Quote: ‘Little things affect little minds.” Ambition: To be successful in whatever | do. Pet Peeve: Zangabangas, B-Period lec- tures. Activities: Hall Salking 1, 2, 3, 4; Ice Hockey. LINDA M. WENTZELL “Weasel” Quote: ‘‘Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood.”’ Ambition: To live each day to the fullest without looking back at the past. Pet Peeve: Egocentrics, English papers, the 6:00 alarm, good-byes, and never having enough time. Activities: Drill Team 1, 2; Color Guard 3; Field Hockey 2, 3; Spring Track 2; Hik- ing Club 2; Spanish Club 2; CSF Window Painting. JUDY RUTH WELLINGTON Jude, Judy B. Quote: ‘'! can’t return to the past; | can only think back to all the crazy things I’ve done and hope the future will be just as crazy; but for now, the present will have to do!”’ Ambition: To graduate from Northeast- ern University, and to someday return to Germany, and to own an orange Cor- vette. Pet Peeve: People who cannot accept me for what | am, total sanity, two-faced people, ‘‘M M’s ’, a certain brother, Eng- lish last period on Friday 3 years in a row, and typing Quad-paks. Activities: Yearbook 1, 2, 3, Editor 4; Hiking Club 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2; Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 4; CSF Win- dow Painting 2, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 3, 4; Stage Crew, ‘‘Bells Are Ringing”’ 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3. PAUL GREGORY WESTLUND Wecks Quote: ‘‘Everybody’s so different; | haven't changed.”’ Ambition: To get through life alive. Pet Peeve: People who know everything, people who are never wrong. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Youth Hockey. STEPHANIE ELISE WHEELER Sickie Quote: ‘Dreams can only be brought out through reality, tho’ reality is only a dream in itself.”’ Ambition: To travel the world and have a lot of money. Pet Peeve: Not keeping promises; alarm clocks; unfriendly people. Activities: Drill Team 3, 4; Hiking Club 4; Spanish Club 2; Girls Chorus 1. CHRISTINA LYNN WILLIAMSON Christi Quote: ‘‘Neither be cynical about love: for in the face of all aridity and disen- chantment it is perennial as the grass.’ Ambition: To establish a career, raise a bevy of beautiful children, and then, live happily until tomorrow Pet Peeve: Mutated elves; powermon- gers who have no power; every man and nothingness. Activities: National Honor Society 3; President 4; Student Council 2, 3; CSF 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Drill Team 1, 2; ‘Bells Are Ringing” 4. LYNNE MARY WILKINSON Lynne Quote: ‘‘Better late than never.’ Pet Peeve: A ‘most dependable” per- son; two-faced “friends” Activities: Spring Track 1; Dri ll Team 1; Rifle 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 4 STEVEN W. WITCHLEY Steve Quote: ‘‘That’s the whole trouble. You can't ever find a place that's nice and peaceful, because there isn't any. You may think there is, but once you get there, when you're not looking, somebo- dy'll sneak up and write ‘‘F--- you’ right under your nose.”’ Ambition: A happy death. Pet Peeve: Censors, potential, allitera- tion, good-luck-in-the-futures; basic sta- tus quo. Activities: Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 2; Cross Country 3; ‘‘The Sound of Music’’ 2, ‘‘Carousel’’ 3; Drama 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Model Senate 3; Cer- tificate of Merit — MAA 3, 4; National Merit Semifinalist 4; District Chorus 3, 4; Recommended for All State Chorus 4; MIT HSSP 2, 3, 4. 89 CARY E. WYMAN Cary Quote: ‘A man is a prey to his truths.”’ Ambition: To make it through another day. Pet Peeve: Rallies. Activities: Drill Team; Color Guard; Spanish Club; Yearbook Business Editor; MIT courses. SANDRA MARIE YUSCAVITCH Quote: ‘If one advances confidently in the dire ction of his dreams and endeav- ors to live a life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common dreams.”’ Ambition: To be the person that | want to be. Activities: Field Hockey 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Model Senate 3; Stylus 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cousin’s Pizza Club. Picture Not Available TIMOTHY M. YOUNG Tim Quote: ‘‘Happiness is a long deserted highway with no police to stop me.” Ambition: To own a pro-stock Camaro with a 427 Hemi. Pet Peeve: Gas lines and a car too loud to pass inspection. Activities: Golf 1; Baseball 2; Hiking Club Wee NICHOLAS S. ZAHARIAS The Greek, Nick. Quote: ‘‘The dead are the living in the age of the gun.” Ambition: To enjoy the glorious depravi- ties of life. Pet Peeve: High schools without soccer teams, Robby Benson. Activities: EMS 1, 2, Co-Founder; Spring Track 1, 2; Winter Track 2, 3; Real French Club 1, 2, 3; ‘‘Gazelle’’ 4. KAREN S. ZECHER Karen Quote: ‘‘Reach high! The best is always kept upon life’s topmost shelves, but not beyond our reach if we will reach beyond ourselves.”’ Ambition: To live life to its fullest. Pet Peeve: The agony of defeat and drinking soda without a straw. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4. IN MEMORY OF MARK WASELESKI ee a. q | MARK T. FASULO Fuzzy Quote: ‘| see you in the night; | see you in the faded light; | can’t live without your love. Please don't leave my little Dove. | hear you walking aw ay and she said ‘Have no fear. I'll be back someday to stay’.”’ Pet Peeve: Cops, Monday mornings, and one certain person whom | dislike very much. MISS CAROL McLEAR Class Advisor — Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Years 91 92 MOST TALENTED Sue Reynolds Kevin Roane CLASS CLOWNS Mary Day Brian Calhoun SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL AROUND Theresa Mastrorilli Greg Abbott WITTIEST Pat Adams Glenn Annese 94 MOST ATHLETIC Elaine Kaleta Kevin Jackson SENIOR CLASS FLIRTS Lynn Wilkinson Jim Waters min = LIVELIEST ! i | as er Sue Goddard NS Lenny Lively SUPERLATIVES MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Laurie Salerno Ricky Tarantino 96 ‘ = tS, � . en ¥ alte F4N 4 we ‘ Peas BEST LOOKING Debbie Dupree Pat DePillo FRIENDLIES Kathy Watson Tom O'Leary BEST DRESSED Jennifer Audet Mark Langille SENIOR T MOST INDIVIDUAL Alison Van Vliet Doug Gilleran SUPERLATIVES A CLASS CHATTERBOXES Maria Azulay Arlie Shaw CLASS SWEETHEARTS Cristi Williamson Ricky Brown 97 98 MOST DEPENDABLE Val Crescitelli, Jerry Long BEST QUIETEST Michelle Andre, Greg Goodwin SMILE Peter Pascucci, Ann Gardner SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Cuzj, Pat Morrison MUTT Ann Silva a Mark Doiron SUPERLA- ae TIVES 100 — — — — — ll UNDERCLASSMEN 101 Laura Agostino Bernice Anton Karen Bennet Chris Brown Sal Cardella Luann Chagnon Karen Colella Marcie Akell Paula Barrett Sallee Lou Bennoch David A. Butler Lisa Chavaree Jean Charbonneau John Collins Heather Allen Linda Beach Willfred Bilodeau Jimmy Byron Beth Casher Christina Chingris Pam Combis Picture Not Available Jeff Andres Michael Bellavance Sonja Ann Brooks Patti Candolora Sandy Cataloni Irene Cieszynski Micheal Conner CLASS OFFICERS: Jen Hulburd, Katrina Pearl, Sue Westlund, Beth Kane Jill Meehan Frank Luby, Jennifer Hulburd, John Long, Quang Truong Joseph Corliss Lisa D'Abreau Peter Dion Karen DePalma Geralin Ferinella Mike Fuller Mary Gove Dennis Levine Kelly Coyne Sue Dalton Ralph DePillo Marie Dober Heather Flynn Gregory Gibbs Keith Heffernan Jack Creedon Mike DeGirolamo Louis Diamond Kim Ennis Paula Fontanin Macon Givens Angela Haskell Laurie Farnsworth Laura Dennet Kathy Dillon Jim Epstine Nancy Frazio Warran Grant Mark Hatch 103 ‘1 z Rens Hayes Ann Maria Hayner John Holgrin Laura Holske Dianne Holt Kenneth Howland Jennifer Hulburd Diane |zzo Margaret Jarden Karen Jette William Johnson Beth Kane Lisa Kent Kathy King Julie Kowzic Mark LeLacheur Dennis Levine Donna Liberman John Long Francis Luby John Lucier Debbie Mace Kim Mahoney Jeff McCra Peter Dion Kim McLellan Kelly McLaughlin James McNeil Jill Meehan Kathy Ellsworth Kim Miller Kevin Moran Denise Murray John Noftle Maureen O'Malley Katrina Pearl Maria Petrella Robin Mitchell Fran Morrison Elaine Murray Jacqueline Nolan Lisa Packart Tom Peavey Christine Pierce Lisa Moore Beth Monnett Theresa Morrison Maria Muller Mary Beth Murray Jay Musto John O'Clair Michelle Orlando Brenda Palazzo Sandra Paulsen Laura Pelrine Bob Petrella Patty Plante Scott Poleo 105 Chris Pollino Cheryl Pollister Donna Power James Rathbun Shaun Regan Maria Restagno Bill Renolds Barry Rideout Julie Ritchey Gail Roach Gary Roberts Mike Rose oe is a. - | Kathy Rula Britton Sellmeyer Richard Stewart Lynda Shaw - a Terriann Sherman Diane Shiek William Sibilia Stephen Singleton Roy Strickland Lynn Sullivan Pam Taylor Elizabeth Tighe Theresa Masterelli, Jeff McCra, and Jen- Renalto Tortora Kerri Travers Quang Truong John Unger nifer Hulburd 106 i { 4 Diane Vacca Micheal Waldeman Bruce Wallace Mike Ward Joan Waseleski Sue Westlund Terrey Whelan Kathy Wilcox Laurie Whitehouse Laurie Wool Marsha Wronski Lisa Zaffini Laura Holske 107 Denise Adams Michael Allan Craig Audet Bryan Beattie Jeff Bouchard Tammy Bright Kevin Butt 108 Sue Adams Marie Allard Lisa Bailey Cheryl Bernoskevich Rose Mary Botti Joseph Brugliera Margie Carl Lynn Agostino Angela Anagnos Joanne Barret Stephanie Blanchard Robin Bradford Beth Bruno Robert Carlson Bob Alexander Elizabeth Aniki Meredith Beaton Laurie Bolton Tammy Brandon Mike Buckley Diane Cauldwell SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Martha Grady, Leaf Antosca, Beth Bruno, Maura Connor Mary Webb Kevin Butt Mark Cederfield Bob Cormier Cindy Coyne Ronny DeGirolamo Joseph DePalma Tim Dion Laurie Elliott Maria Cimino Alicia Coughlin John Curran Lynne DeGrange Debbie Devine Jeffrey DrisColl Joanne Feccia Teddy Combis Stephan Crowley Elena Cutillo Joanne DeMarco Lisa DeGiovani Madline DuBeau David Fournier Maura Conner Pam Crisp Greg DeGiralamo Nick DeMarco David Dion Dana Dutra Scott Freerkson 109 Richard Galant Elizabeth Geyer Karen Goode Paul Harkness Jim Ingram Kimicoe Johnson Bonnie Knights 110 Bruce Gallager Francis Gill Martha Grady Jim Harlor Georgann Ings Tracey Johnson John LaMarre j | } VD ae vay ) LOA Albert Gardner Elinor Gilleran Robin Green Michael Hayes Kim lvory Donna King Catherine Landon Jennifer Garland Theresa Gonsalves Pamela Hardy Jack Hulbard Maggie Jardin Donna Knight Pattie Larkin Steve Carlburg, John Curran, and Mr. Barnes Janet Sousa Paul Mueller Beth Aniki Chery! LeBlanc Eric Lischer Caroline Long Michelle Malay Pattie Mayo Kim McKee Debbie Meyers Pat Lewis Sharon Lockhart Christine Lozan Peter Malewicz Kim McAdam Caren McLaughlin 3reg Meyers Steve Liberman Desiree Lombard Paul Lucier Karen Manny Christine McCarthy Kathleen McLellen Lisa Moreshed Mark Lindquist Peter Lombardi Holly Luck Doug Maxwell Lynn McFarland Joanne Melfie Debbie Morrison Paul Mueller Ronny Paulson Michelle Picardi Bob Pollack Gary Precourt Richard Reed Alice Stone 112 Kerrin Najjar Tammy Pearl Benji Pierce Richard Pollack Tracey Purrier Barbara Richards Roberta Swasey Keith Noftle Kerri Peavey Steve Pinette Dianne Polson Michelle Razee Mary Ann Rose Dana Swift Theresa O'Malley Lisa Petrillo Maria Phillips Sherry Polle Lisa Rebello Dawn Rossi Donna Sullivan Ross (Cha, Cha, Cha,) Boger Sue Tegan, Theresa O'Malley, Beth Bruno Chris Turke David Sarro Tracy Scott Tina Tarantino David Todesco Christine Volpe Mary Webb June Winters Rosemary Scialoia Franny Shaw Cathy Tarball Chris Turke Lynda Wallace Jonn Wentzell Mike Schoenemann Tony Shaw Lisa Tartufo Debbie Vacca Todd Wallace Deneen Wezyk Lorna Shultz Lisa Small Sue Tegan Melinda Vizedom Scott Waters Kim Wheeler Robyn Hughes 114 Christine Allen Michelle Audet Elizabeth Beaton Bill Bureau Lisa Casher Stacy Church Merri Clifford Frank Allen Scott Austin Susan Berner Nancy Button Robin Castelli Julie Cieszynski John Colangelo Timmy Andres Patti Bachman Jeannett Bertram Lisa Cardella Andrea Chingris Paul Clarkin Teddy Combis Lorraine Annese Patty Barkas Phylis Bletzer James Carlburg Diane Christian Timothy Cleary Elaine Conroy FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Lisa Casher, Chris Gray Theresa DiGerolamo, Elaine Conroy Shelley McGown Brian Dion Michelle Conti Wendy Cotrell Tammy Couchine Linda Crowley Eric Cuevis Tracey Davison Theresa DiGiralamo Leah DeLory Gina Delsanto Lisa DePalma Kathy Devlin Brian Diamond Gina DiGiovanni Colleen Dillon Mark Doiron Karen Doucette Debbie Doyle Donna Duby Judy Dunn Mary Dustin Mark Eagan Susan Dyke Mark Eagan Kathy Ennis Susan Eithier Eric Fagerberg Jimmy Farinella Laura Ferrara Beth Fisher Kirsten Gardner Chris Gray Debbie Hamilton Sue Holt Robert Ivory Linda Johnson Brian Kelly Arlene Golden Sandy Greco Amy Hawksley Dana Howland Joanne |zzo Maureen Kaleta Joseph Kelly Karen Goodwin Gregory Greenwalt James Hindman Tony Hugar Jeanne Jardin Sherry Kamprath Jeff Kern Kim Gould Joanne Guerrini Tammie Holland Daniel Humphreys Hans Jepson Cindy Kay Kevin Keogh Edward Warren Teddy Combis Toni Vicino, April Kuzman, Lynn Plante Pitre, 4 ne Stan Kowzic Ann-Marie Lauricella David Longacre Kristine Mahoney Kelly McCormack Kalen McLaughlin Barbara Minnucc Lida Kovelesky Maureen Lagasse Thomas LeLacher Paula MacPhee Lisa Marvelle Christopher McGrath Stacey Metrano Brian Sullivan, Chris Porazzo, Jim Fari- nella Lesley Ksieniewicz Marino Lauricella April Kuzman William Lawrence Diane Lovely ainger Barbara Maloon MacCausland Joseph McFarland Paul Manr Chery! Medeiros Shelley McGowr T Erin Mitchell homas Mercier joan Monnett 117 A Z lA Theresa Moore Robert Morehouse Brad Muise Dana Muise Toni Murphy Kevin Murphy Bobbie Murray Steven Murray Ronald Nausmith Russell Negus Annette Nightingale Michelle Nistal John O'Rourke Noreen O'Malley Maureen O'Neill David Packert Jeannette Pelrine Laurie Perry Diane Petrillo Carol Pietro Lynn Plante Christopher Porazzo Deborah Quinlan Andrea Rideout Bobbie Morrison Scott Robataille Joseph Roche Joseph Ruta Robert Sacramona 118 Dianne Lovely, Beth Fisher Kim Sankey Debbie Shaw Lisa Slaney Randy Spears Deborah Stewart Karen Doucette Karen Sullven Debbie Titus Doug Schultz Kathy Shepard Kevin Sliney Joe Spiezio Linda St. Jaques Michelle Tartufo Steven Tortora Bob Schultz Jeff Sherman Jimmy Souza Mark Steele Jackye Stowe Billy Taylor Cherie Treannie Doug Sears Charles Singleton Brenda Spears Kathleen Stein Brian Sullivan Joanne T ghe Theresa Van Tasse I Sarah Gelenian Antoinette Vicino Wendy Wagner Laurence Wallace Christine Ward Edward Warren Daniel Webber William Weikal Dawn Weiss Lisa Slaney 120 N Steven Westlund Bridget Whittington Joe Williamson Susan Williamson Kim Woodward Natalie Yaghoobian Karen Yuscavitch 12) UNDERCLASSMEN 122 123 124 UNDERCLASSMEN 125 126 | WINN se J , tt ¢UUMY, STUDENT LIFE 127 ee net bem Ay Wie Rit a eT eens i we r 4 ait 128 “ALWAYS” When the drill team marches down the street, You can hear the sounds of the drummers beat. With the marches marching ‘‘O”’ so proud, You can hear the band start playing loud. The other day we lost a friend, Adrill instructor he was till the end. He did this task with style and grace Because of his love for the human race. And, in the future when the band goes by, We'll remember Bob Dolan as we look to the sky. A Friend 129 130 PICCOLO Lisa Packert EEUTE Lorraine Annese Patricia Bachman Beth Bruno Nancy Button Diane Christian Doreen Devine Laurie Elliott Dianne Flynn Elinor Gilleran Pam Hardy Caroline Long Shelly McGown Jackie Nolan Maureen O'Niel Gail Roach Mary Saquet Tracy Scott Susan Williamson OBOE Robert Southern CLARINET Phyllis Bletzer Andrea Chingris Linda Crowley Joanne DeMarco Heather Flynn Paula Fontinini Lynn Freerksen Jeanne Jardin Maggie Jardin Pam Kennedy Lynn McFarland Russell Negus Joanne Parks Jeannette Pelrine Kathy Quinlan Bob Sacramona Brenda Spears Toni Vicino Lynda Wallace Natalie Yaghoobian Sandy Yuscavitch BASS CLARINET Deborah Devine Linda Devine Karen Doucette Michelle Malay ALTO CLARINET Kathy Wilcox ELECTRIC CLARINET Sandy Fiske SAXOPHONE Michelle Conti Brian Dion Tracey Juda Bruce Kincaid John Long Steve Nordbeck David Silva TRUMPET Andy Avallone Tom Broderick Kevin Butt Mark Cedarfield Kathy Demers Tim Dion Greg Gibbs Jennifer Hulburd Jim Ingram Maureen Kaleta Rick Kinder John LaMarre Dennis Levine Eric May Joe McFarland Kevin Moran Kevin Nordberg David Packert Laurie Salerno Steve Shaw Seniors 131 John Souza Roberta Swazey Tina Tarantino Larry Wallace Ed Warren Bill Webb June Winters Linda Zarek FRENCH HORNS Sandy Paulson BARITONE Maria Cimino Joanne Fecia Dianna King Donna King Debra Mace Andrea Motyka Mary Ann Rose TROMBONE Jim Breen Jerry Long Barry Rideout Mary Webb Terri Welan SOUZAPHONE Linda Beach Scott Poleo ELECTRIC BASS Lauren Cedarfield PERCUSSION David Baldini Louis Boldrighini Lynnette Colombo Red Conti John Crescitelli Mark Doiron Chris Gray Cindy Kay Terri Mastrorilli Steve Muise Elaine Murray Kieth Noftle Ed Powers Glen Richards Joe Roche Lynda Shaw Randy Spears Lance Strouse Ricky Tarantino Chris Turke Laurie Wool TYMPANI Steve Waseleski BELLS Donna Brown Nancy Green COLOR GUARD Karen Bennett Chris Chingris Elaine Conroy Val Crescitelli Karen Fecia Susan Goddard Ann Marie Hayner Karen Jette Elaine Kaleta Julie Roach Lisa Tartufo Joan Waseleski Karen Yuscavitch Karen Zecher DRILL TEAM Chris Allan Joanne Barrett Pam Combis Tracy Davison Kathy Ennis Arlene Golden Jannine Golden 133 134 Kim Gould Amy Hawksley Joanne |zzo Cathy Landon Ginger MacMausland Kelly McCormick Joanne Malfie Debbie Morrison Lynne Plante Sherry Poole Debbie Quinlan Patty Roche Debbie Shaw Michelle Tartufo Joanne Tighe Deneen Wezyk Steph Wheeler Kim Woodward Maria Muller RIFLES Collette Barrett Lorraine Buck Debbie Downey Dawn Eastman Amy Geyer Kathy Porrazzo Lynne Wilkinson 135 136 CONCERT CHOIR SOPRANO Pam Chapman Sue Westlund Cathy Sullivan Sue Reynolds Lauren Baldini Maura Connor Lori Farnsworth Martha Grady Teresa O'Malley Kristina Pierce Beth Casher Cindy Kay Tracey Baptiste Karen Bennett Merideth Beaton Lisa Rebello Brenda Palazzo Nancy Button ALTO Jen Hulburd Julie Bruno Elena Cutillo Linda Devine Lisa DiGiovanni Maria Duarte Terri Mastrorilli Kathy Wilcox Liz Tighe Beth Beaton Lisa Packert Lisa Tartufo Maria Cimino Kandi Schromm Lynne Sullivan Laurie McPhee TENOR Todd Sankey Gregg Abbott Jim Byron Mike Campbell John Creeden Jerry Long David Butler David Todesco Al Breen BASS Kevin Roane Red Conti Al, Julie, Karen, and Mike Paul Devlin Kevin Jackson Tom O'Leary Jay Presantato Jeff Rys Steve Witchley David Fournier Scott Poleo Paul Harkness Jon Lucier Jack Hulburd Bill Connor Ron DeGiralamo Glenn Annese ALTO Judy Wellington Kathy Wilcox Kim Woodward Leah Delory Did you see what | just saw? GIRLS’ CHORUS Lisa Tartufo Gina Delsanto Wendy Wagner Lisa DiGiovanni x ‘ Jen Helburd ri. — Maria Cimino ¢ So . +e Robin Castelli — s. Elena Cutillo a iS 2 s SOPRANO Tracey Davidson Denise Adams Sue Dyke Lisa Casher Get your hand OFF my coat!!! 137 138 Amy Hawksley Cherie Treannie Brenda Palazzo Lisa Rebello Merri Beaton Toni Murphy Donna Ellsworth Marie Dober Lisa Zaffini Kalen McLaughlin Chris Allen Sue Barbarisi Lori Farnsworth Debbie Shaw OFFICERS: Jen Hulburd, John Czuj, Todd Sankey, Cathy Sullivan, Kevin Roane, Sue Rey- nolds, Sue Westlund, and Pam Chapman. John Julie DISTRICT CHOIR: Lisa DiGiovanni, Jen Hulburd, Cathy Sullivan, Teresa O'Malley, Lori Farnsworth, Steve Witchley, Kevin Roane, Todd Sankey, Sue Reynolds, and Pam Chapman 139 CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus with their elves Colette Barrett, Lorraine Christmas dancers’ Kristina Pierce, Patty Roche, and Dawn Buck, Jaine Golden, and Lynne Wilkinson Eastman CSF Window painters’ Joanne DeMarco Pam Crisp CSF Window painters’ Rick Ingram and and Robin Bradford Gary Moran 140 LITTLE HORNETS’ NURSERY SCHOOL Joan Waseleski, Karen Jette, Lisa Riccard, Heather Allen, Patti Larkin, Rose Botti, Chris Volpe, Sue Dalton, Kim Leonard, Kim Mahoney, Larah Secher, Terri Ballstra, Ali Jones, Stephen Turner, Brad Archer, Shannon Moran, Michael Harris, Nicole Buetenbach, Katie Campbelle, Butch Harris, Tracey Leonard, David Smith, Michael Townsend, Gregg Jones, Christi Bellany, Jeff Malone, Matt Chace, Autumn Hossfield, Susan Turner, Tammy Wagner ‘“ Tt : Na. i ® 4 Lisa Riccard, Kim Leonard, Tracey Leo- nard Tracey Jonnson STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Barbara Manuchi, Cathy Sullivan, Val Crescitelli, Ann Gardner. Row 2: Merri Beaton, Maria Cimino, Linda Coggeshall, Sue Tegan, Lisa Tartufo, Pat Adams, Julie Bruno. Row 3: Todd Sankey, Lisa Petrillo, Lisa Marvelle, Lynne Sullivan, Beth Bruno, Kathy King, Mr. Day. Katrina Pearl, Val Crescitelli, Jennifer Hulburd bhi H dutala i ae STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL 142 Jim Charbonneau, Nick Zaharais, Daryl Bradford, Jack Speight, Lisa Rebello, Kevin Roane, Doug Gilleran, John Czuj. Robert Southern, Chris Gray, John Curran, Mrs. Niemi, Brian Dion | STRIVING FOR LIFE AND ULTIMATE WAYS, DID NOT SEE 6,4 ie THE ANSWER TO MY PRAYER Laurie Elliott GELC OCS AR. ROSY By Bill Connor 143 NATIONAL ae SOclE TY NZ i Front Row: D. Gilleran, R. Simon, D. Holske, D. King, C. Webber, J. Czuj. Middle Row: J. Hulburd, J. Petrillo, K. McGown, M. Parks, K. Feccia, A. Silva, L. Wilkinson, Q. Motyke, E. O'Malley. Back Row: F. Luby, Q. Truong, W. Webb, S. Westland, E. Harsch, L. Leannes, E. Tighe, L. Beach D. King, D. Holske, D. Brown pin Joanne D. King and D. Holske Pin Quang Truong. D. King and D. Holske pin Bill Webb. Petrillo. 144 MATH LEAGUE Russell Negus, Tom LeLacheur, Michael Davison, Frank Luby, Ray Collins, Advisor Mr. Thompson, John Curran, Bill Webb MAIHEMATICS 4 an THE a HOME Senior Robert Simoni Senior Dianna King 145 HOCKOMOCK MODEL SENATE Front Row: Bill Webb, Sharon Bassett, Jen Hulburd, Mr. Palanza, Kevin Moran, Quang Truong, Micheal Waldman. Back Row: Elizabeth Tighe, Dennis Levine, John Long, John Noftle, Sal Cardella, Frank Luby. eee 2 2 3 eg % ook WE : a —_ Chairman Kevin Moran on duty. im. RS Mike Waldman (left) and Bill Webb (right) in Committee. Sharon Bassett in committee. 146 The 1980 Hockomock Model Senate proved to be a successful one for the 12 delegates from Mansfield. Supervised by Mr. Palanza of the Social Studies Department, the delegates, all from the Junior Class, traveled to Foxboro High School on May 1 and 2 for the occasion. The Model Senate provided an educational experience for all participants as it was a microcosm of the real Senate of the United States. Bills ranging from such controversial issues as the draft and the energy shortage to the unique concern of banning ‘‘beautiful music’’ in public areas were proposed and submitted by the 9 teams of delegates attending. After much ardent lobbying and intense debating, Mansfield managed to present 3 of their 4 bills in general debate and finally passed 2 of these. Overall, the 1980 Mansfield team performed better than those of past years and certainly preponderated over their opponents. rae abate a break with ™ and Sal. Bill has the floor. 147 148 @ 15 Are Kin In 9:22 March 27,28 29 MHS. Auditorium 43.00 Sue Reynolds as Ella. Gwynne bY Jonathan Lucier as Jeff. Anyone care to dance? Sue — Ann Marie Gardner Gwynne — Pamela Chapman Ella Peterson — Suzanne Reynolds Inspector Barnes — Michael Campbell Frances — Julie Bruno Sandor — Tom O'Leary Jeff Moss — Jonathan Lucier Larry Hastings — Scott Poleo Dr. Kitchell — Nick Cavalieri Blake Barton — John Czuj Trixie Travello — Theresa Mastrorilli Olga — Lynne Sullivan Carvello Mobster — Richard Conti Mobster 2 — Tom Shaw Paul Arnold — Robert Simoni Pedro — Richard Tarantino Pete — Paul Devlin Showgirls — Jennifer Hulburd, Cathy Sullivan, Lisa Rebello, Lisa Tartufo, Elena Cutillo, Cristi Williamson ‘Just in time”’ Bells Are ngin p22 March 27.28.29 [.H.S. Auditorium 43. 00 “| love your hair!”’ “T'll drink to that.” He I’m warning you!!! Dr. Kitchell 150 CHORUS: Lisa DiGiovanni, Cindy Kay, Paul Harkness, Lori Farnsworth, David Fournier, Denise Adams, Tracy Davison, Joseph Corliss, David Butler, Pamela Hardy, Lisa Marvelle, Lauren Baldini, Martha Grady, Susan Tegan, Rosemary Botti, Lisa Casher, Amy Hawksley, Toni Murphy, Maura Conner, Kathy Stein, Jo Ann Parks, Janine Byron, Katrina Pearl, Maria Cimino, Donna Brown, Lauren Cedarfield, Susan Williamson, Kime Gould, Debbie Shaw, Beth Casher, Nancy Frazio Detectives at work STAGE CREW: Todd Sankey, Pat Adams, Susan Westlund — Production Asst., Kevin Jackson, Jim Charbonneau, Daryl Bradford — Lighting, Rick Tarantino, Greg Abbott, Alan Johnson, Judy Wellington, Paul Devlin, Kathy Watson, Rick Murray, Ellen O'Malley, Bill Harlor, Glenn Annese, Michelle Parks, Jim Harlor, Jack Hulburd, Janet Souza, David Todesco, Larry Marston, Jane Simoni, John Nordberg, Paul Lucier | didn’t think it was that funny Bells Are Kin In 9:22 March 27.28.29 MHS. Auditorium 43.00 Here comes the hard part! The Cha-Cha cui ie oe maa a Where is that stupid waiter? “Where could he be?”’ 152 USHERETTES: Peggy Trenouth, Tracy Baptiste, Kathy Wilcox, Lauri Wool, Kris Mahoney, Michelle Nistal, Dawn Wilson, Dianne Christian, Beth Bruno, Theresa O'Malley, Sue Adams, Tracy Johnson Page Turner — Ron DeGiralamo Choreographer — Tony Mastrorilli Asst. Director — Mr. Barnes Set Designer — Dana Wellington Drummer — Mr. Conti Director — Miss Trombley Francis, |'m gonna kill you!!! Sandor and Sue DN Y etUUIUB LUNE Alice a 2 WMT . A b= 4 |. e ss UW AE H A | Hi! Hl oe: ae) SENIORS: Joanne Petrillo, Janet Skinner, Judy Wellington, Kandi Schromm and Karen Cutillo. aS ee arcane her Staff Artist Jo Anne DeMarco MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL EPILOGUE ‘'1980 ’ Volume LXVI Publisher: Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas Taylor Consultant: Mr. Arnie Lohmann Specifications: 500 copies of 224 pages using 80 pound paper, size 7% x 102” at a cost of over $6,000.00. Type style + 46 Helvetica, special headline style + 59 Impact; cover is silk screened green and white. Photographer: Craig Morris, photography, Bridgewater, Mass. Editors: Judy Wellington and Janet Skinner Business Manager: Cary Wyman Advertising Manager: Joanne Petrillo Artist: JoAnne DeMarco Copy: Frank Luby Photography: Kevin Moran and Paul Mueller Staff: Karen Cutillo, Kandi Schromm, Kathy Wilcox, Peter Dion, Melinda Vizedom, Beth Aniki, Linda Zarek, Patty Bachman, Toni Murphy, Bobby Sacramona. Advisor: Mr. Paul E. Camber Standing: Bob Sacramona, Patti Bachman, Beth Aniki, Paul Mueller, Kevin Moran. Seated: Kathy Wilcox and Melinda Vizedom. “ == Editor Judy Wellington Advisor Mr. Camber FOREIGN LANGUAGE WEEK Cindy Coyne as Goldilocks Acting French Janet Souza as a Bear ie res Standing: Jim Carlberg, Advisor, Ms. Gildersleeve, Amy Hawk- Teatro De Titeres sley, Lisa Casher Sitting: Coleen Dillon, Toni Murphy, Diane Lovely 156 THANK YOU CSF Donors of Scholarships Avon Products, Inc Fairfield Optical Company New England Security Insurance Agency, Inc. In Mansfield Co-operative Bank Memory of Mansfield Credit Union Charles A. Wheeler — Class of 1919 Cleveland Twist Drill Co. — Bay State Plant Attleboro Trust Company Kirley Fuel and Supply Co., Inc Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. — Blane Chemical Division New Car Dealers Association of Mansfield Mansfield Historical Society — In Memory of Jennie Nissan Motor Corp. in U.S.A Freeman Copeland Sterling Manufacturing Company Rotary Club of Mansfield BayBank United, N.A Class of 1979 Acorn Manufacturing Company Sweet Manufacturing Company P.M. Division of the New Century Club Hoerner-Waldorf Corp Attleborough Savings Bank Merkens Chocolate Company Mansfield Educators Association Zayre Corporation C.S.F. Alumni Corrofab, Inc Owens-Illinois Corp Codex Corp. — In Memory of Codex Corp. — In Memory of James M. Cryer, Jr Arthur M. Kohlenberg Mansfield Midget Football, Inc Friends of Mansfield Library Cabot, Cabot and Forbes Foamfab, Inc Datel Systems, Inc Drake Bakeries, Inc American Fabrics, Inc C. A. Richardson Co., Inc Travenol Labs Ratheon Corp Texas Instruments, Inc Sheraton-Mansfield Inn and Conference Center Mansfield Kiwanis Eugene Farrell Se ee a RO SP REEL EERIE BMD Ae t 4 =H ba Dianna King receives scholarship from Avon Products. Donna Brown receives special DeWitt- Janet Skinner receives scholarship from Collette Barrett receives Alumni scholar- Wallace Scholarship from Joe Phillips Joe Phillips ship from Ray Hayes 157 Miss Smith crowns Debbie Dupree Queen. Denise Adams, John Czuj, Nick Cavalieri, Larry Marston Jay Pre sentato, Beth Kane ————— Lynn McFarland Kerrin Najar, Bill Sibilia 158 Always and forever, each moment with you is just like a dream to me that somehow came true. And | Know tomorrow will still be the same ‘cuz we ve got a life of love that won't ever change. And every day, Love me your own special way, melt all my heart away with a smile. Take time to tell me you really care, and we'll spend tomorrow together. I'll always love you. There'll always be sunshine when | look at you; something | can't explain, just the things that you do. Queen and King's Court And if you get lonely, phone me and say take a Mike Campbell, Julie Bruno, Nick Cavalieri, Sue Muise, Larry second to give to me that magic you make. Marston, Jayne Carr, King — Kevin Jackson, Queen — Debby Dupree, Katrina Pearl, Peter Dion, Cathy Sullivan, Jack Todesco, Karen Colella, Jonathan Lucier “he Ove a tA = ; : By. ¥ oo. oe ‘ “a Bo. hess 5 ( as King's court — Mike Campbelie Jack Todesco, Queen's court — Julie Bruno Kathy Watson 159 tor SPORTS 161 FOOTBALL Dennis Buckley _ ‘xe Kevin Jackson and Pat DePillo — MVP's rig Paul Devlin Most Improved 162 Tony Shaw hands off to Kevin Jackson CHARGE!! For a team that was picked to finish very low in the standings, the 1979 Hornet varsity football team fared exceptionally well, going 7-3 and dropping two very close games. Team MVP's were Kevin Jackson and Pat DePillo, who guided the team from the start. Jackson threw eight touchdown passes as QB, while DePillo was the placekicker, tight end, and aggressive middle linebacker. Linebacker Paul Devlin was named the team’s Most Improved Player, as he was third on the team in tackles and had one interception return for 41 yards. Head Coach Tony Day and his staff would like to express their very high praise for the 1979 Hornets, who performed very well as a team. 163 164 FOOTBALL 5th Row: T. Cacciotta, D. Ransom, J. Hulburd, D. Ober- lander, T. Shaw, B. Pierce, P. Lucier, L. Givens, P. Jod- ice, P. Lomboardi, D. Todesco, R. DeGirolamo 4th Row: R. Tarentino, R. Boger, R. Gallant, D. Dion, G DeGirolamo, C. Audet, F. Shaw, P. Picclomini, J. Went- zell, D. Maxwell, K. Call, S. Rapoza 3rd Row: Coach Reardon, G. Haskell, J. Pedini, R DePillo, M. Givens, L. Marston, M. Hatch, M. Fuller, J Hallgren, M. Bellavance, J. Unger, J. Fuller, L. Dia- mond 2nd Row: Coach Tulloch, P. DePillo, J. Todesco, J Nordberg, L. Liverly, F. Bregnard, J. Demaris, P. Pas- cucci, J. Lucier, J. Collins, N. Cavalieri, M. Campbell, Coach Day, Coach Kelly 1st Row: R. Signoriello, D. Buckley, A. Shaw, J. Camp- bell, P. Devlin, T. Oleary, K. Jackson, J. Presentato, R Brown, K. Roane, A. Johnson, F. Curran wey Care : 3% nia a de 6 | eam Wi OUCH Injured Peter Pascucci waits his turn. How Sweet It Is Dennis Buckley Hits the Line Halftime 165 FOOTBALL ei) ; Lb tng al é dnp : Pee, 2 a é ie SSS Arlie Shaw and Kevin Jackson Homecoming x... “4 Touchdown 166 DEFENSE DEFENSE Dennis Buckley DEFENSE 167 168 CHEERLEADING First Row: Donna Holske, Lisa DeGiovanni, Capt. Debbie Dupree, Beth Beaton. Second Row: Jane Carr, Susan Antosca, Cathy Sullivan, Kerry Peavey, Tracey Scott. Third Row: Karen Collela, Beth Kane, Elena Cutillo, Donna Ploof. Fourth Row: Lisa Bailey, Paula Macphee, Jennifer Hulburd. 1, 2, 3, KICK! Awright, we won! MANSFIELD PROMODK LEAGUE CHAMPS FOOTBALL %-ee-r7e ho “Oh, my achin’ back!’’ Captain Debbie Dupree 169 l Coach Nancy Hanlon FIELD HOCKEY Front: Dianna King, Kathy Watson, Eller: O'Malley, Elaine Kaleta, Debbie Downey, Pat Mo rrison. Back: Coach Nancy Hanlon, Beth Bruno, Janet Sousa, Theresa O'Malley, Nancy Harsh, Karen DePalma, Joanne Feccia, Gail Roach, Sandy Paulson. YP Sepa 5 se ’ b, , aay, con mer CA ey ri poy. Wee Pat Morrison, Theresa O'Malley, Nancy Harsh fight for the ball. 170 A very hopeful season for Mansfield ended with a disappointing 2-12- 2 record, as the Hornets defeated only Stoughton twice. Elaine Kaleta was named the team’s MVP, and earned for the second consecutive season All-Hockomock League honors at fullback. Senior Ellen O'Malley was the team’s leading scorer. Coach Nancy Hanlon will have a bright future to look forward to though, for many of this year’s players will be returning next season. 1st Row: Sue Adams, Sharon Lockhart, Leah Antosca, Sue Tegan, Maria Cimino, Andy Coyne, Debbie Shaw, Annette Nightingale. 2nd Row: Dana Howland, Michelle Lamarre, Lisa Galagher, Theresa DeGeralmo, Gina DiGiovanni, Terri Morri- son, Alice Stone, Elaine Conroy, Jackie Stone, Alicia Caughlin, Karen Doucette. Terry Mastrorilli 171 CROSS COUNTRY Bridget, Maggie, and Debbie 1st Row: Michelle Parks, Linda Jacki- mowicz, Mgr. Janet Skinner, Linda Beach, Debbie Doyle, Kathy King, Mag- gie Jaroin, Kim Miller, Sue Miller, Mgr. Jean Charbonneau. 2nd Row: Bridget Whittington, Jackie Nolan, Shelley McGown, Jeanne Jaroin. Kim and Sue Miller compete at the Hock- Kim Miller, MVP omock Meet. ae 172 Dave Fournier coming on hard GIRLS AND BOYS CROSS COUNTRY With a final season record of Capt. Steve Spilewski and Dennis Nash 4-3 the Mansfield girls cross tae ; country team, under coach George Costa, enjoyed another fine season. Leading the team was MVP junior Kim Miller, her sister Sue, and junior Kathy King. The most dedicated player was Linda Jackimowicz. The boys did not do as well, winning Only one game in eight league meets, and finishing 1-8 overall. That only victory was over Franklin. Bill Quinn was the team MVP, while captain Steve Spilwe- ski was voted Most Dedicated. 2nd Row: Ken Howland, Jeff Rys, Bill Quinn, Steve Spilewski, Dennis Nash, Steve Carlberg, Paul Mueller 1st Row: Mgr. Drew Rys, Bill Morrison, Cave Fournier, Sean Nolan, Mike Davi- son. Jeff Rys strides to finish. ba a 174 WINTER TRACK q d bat mG 1 BOS ‘ alia = 8 4° ie reyes NS 4ee: MA ALAA oy WINTER TRACK TEAM 1st Row: (L-R) Coach Brian Friary, Coach Ron Readon. Dave Trenouth, Diana King, Doug Gilleran, Rick Taran- tino, Pat Adams, Dennis Buckley, Pam Chapman, Michelle Parks, Allan John- son, Joanne Petrillo, Judy Wellington. 2nd Row: Pete Dion, Bob Petrella, Jeff McCra, David Butler, Craig Audet, Mike Buckley, Paul Mueller, Nick Cavalieri, Louie Russo, Mike Bellavance, Bill Quinn, Ken Howland, Dennis Levine, Jill Mee- han, Mgr. Ron Constantino. 3rd Row: Brian Kelley, Tom Shaw, John LaMarre, Steve Crowley, Joe DePalma, Brad Muise, Fran Shaw, Scott Raposa, Jim Ingram, Tim Dion, Peter Malewicz, Steve Carlberg. 4th Row: Kevin Nordberg, Lisa Marvelle, Jeff Sherman, Frank Allen, Kevin Keough, Jeff Cutillo, Michelle Audet, Tom Mercier, John Daigle, Peter Presentato, Andy Avallone, Girls Mgr. Lisa Packert. 5th Row: Maureen Kaleta, Shelley Apatite eye at OA ll Allan Johnson and Jim Ingram in the 600. tington, Kathy King, Jackie Nolan, Nancy Harsch, Kim Miller, Jean Charbonneau, Mgr. Bob Sacramona. Shot-putter Judy Wellington prepares throw. Tae High-Hurdle Record Holder Fran Shaw and Pete Malewicz against Stoughton. | = wes See, Som all Jean Charbonneau is cheered on the mile. Junior Miler Bill Quinn pushes home 175 WINTER TRACK Hurdler Pete (Tigger) Malewicz Girls’ track co-captain Pam Chapman Wi | L :e a | j Hi | H W La ib ewe oak A ae ee | Wh e717 Pete Dion, Ken Howland, Scott Raposa and Kevin Keough off to fast start in th 176 For the first time in many years the Mansfield Indoor Track team did not have a share of the league championship. In fact the team finished S saw his youthful squad improve greatly with every week, as many com- petitors earned varsity letters. Sprinter Dennis Buckley was the leagu leading scorer with 81 points. Buckley also tied for the league’s best time in the 50 with 5.7 The relay team of Allan Johnson, Dennis Levine, Bill Quinn, and Mike Bellevance also shattered a school record in the relay Tim, Buck, Rick and A. J. celebrate Coaches Reardon and Friary clock Allan Johnson � Fran Shaw and Jim Ingram finish strong in the 600 Andy Avallone and Craig Audet in the All-Hockomock selection Dennis Buckley clears the mile 177 178 BASKETBALL “Mansfield Fake Terry Mastrorilli about to throw a pass. For the 1979 Girls’ Basketball Team, the season was filled with numerous heartbreaks. A tal- ented team, the Hornets won only one game all year, but lost home games by a margin, on the average, of under four points. That victory, over E. Mass. Tournament finalist Foxboro, was sealed by a three point play by Debbie Downey with four sec- onds remaining. Team MVP Ellen O'Malley was named to the All-Hockomock team as a guard-forward, and the team’s Most Improved player was Karen Zecher. Front: Elaine Kaleta, Ellen O’Malley. Back: Terry Mastrorilli, Elisabeth Tighe, Karen Zecher, Laura Holske, Coach Alex Salachi, Lisa Tartufo, Theresa DeGirolamo, Debbie Downey. fanstield Hans tiny Coach Alex Salachi Ellen O'Malley dribbles the ball. “we 7 “| 8fi 4° . A’ ad kis or Kneeling: M. Tartufo, J. Souza, D. Shaw, P. Hebard. Standing: Coach Hanlon, G. DiGiovanni, T. Morrison, S. Kamprath, M. Lamarre, K. Nash, E. Conroy, M. Jardin Elaine Kaleta goes down court. 179 BASKETBALL VARSITY TEAM: 1st Raw: Kevin Jackson, Paul Fournier, Macon Givens, Jim Harlor, Jim Jay Presentato adds a little verbal encouragement. Finn. 2nd Row: Coach Paul Hayes, Equipment Managers Wayne and Pat Lewis, John Nord- berg, Frank Curran, Jack Hulburd, Bob Shaw, Scott Tracey, Paul Devlin, Jay Presentato, Trainer Rick Tarantino, and Coach Jim Byron. a ed MVP Kevin Jackson goes up for two easy ones. ’ — 7 —_ 5 — Guard Macon Givens drives baseline against North. 180 Despite a 4-16 record, the Mansfield high school 1979-80 boys var- sity basketball team played some very exciting games and became Known around the league as one of the area’s most aggressive ball clubs on defense. Team MVP Kevin Jackson — who had scoring highs of 30 and 26 points — was the main offensive threat, while Frank Curran and Scott Tracey added considerable front court strength. Paul Fournier was named the team’s Sixth Man. J.V. TEAM: 1st Row: Jim Sullivan, Louie Boldrighini, Dave Fournier, Larry Givens, and Greg DeGirolamo 2nd Row: John Havey, Dave Todesco, Chris Pollino, Doug Maxwell, Paul Harkness, Dave Dion, Dennis Nash, Pat Pic- colomini, and Coach Jim Byron Macon Givens, Frank Curran, and Kevin Jackson fight for a rebound “FLAP HARDER” — Scott Tracey airborne 181 BOYS’ SPRING TRACK Led by all Hockomock selection Dennis Buckley, the 1980 Boys Spring Track Team finished with a 5-6 overall record. The team posted wins over Sharon, Franklin, and powerful Foxboro. The team's greatest accomplishment on the year was an unprecedented sixth consecutive victory in the J. J. Kelly Relays. That victory was keyed by two important victories — the pole vault team of Dennis Buckley, Bill Webb, and Doug Gilleran, and the distance medley team of Dave Longacre, Craig Audet, Mike Buckley, and Jack Hulburd. Also contributing highly to this year’s effort were senior captains Allan Johnson and Ricky Tatantino. Team MVP was Dennis Buckley, while Most Dedicated were John LeMarre and Allan Johnson. Coach Friary, Rick Tarantino, Dennis Buckley, Allan Johnson, Coach Kelly hold the Hockomock Relay Trophy. Won for the sixth straight year. Doug Gilleran Dennis Levine, Fran Shaw, and Gregg Abbott 182 Bill Quinn, Tim, Dion, and Allan Johnson (Most Dedicated) Sitting: J. Masala, P. Dion, G. Richards, D. Gilleran, A. Johnson, D. Buckley, R Tarantino, A. Shaw, G. Abbott, F. Curran, L. Lively, J. Rys, Coach B. Friary Kneeling: M. Buckley, J. Cutillo, G. Haskell, D. Levine, J. Fuller, J. Lucier, L Russo, R. Petrella, J. Hulburd, B. Quinn, J. McCra, B. Webb, R. Pernock Standing: R. Sacramona, P. Malewicz, T Cichetti, 0. Longacre, T. Mercier, S. Crowley, D. Nash, D. Fournier, J. LaMarre, P. Lucier, T. Shaw, T. Dion, D. Trenouth, M. Davison, P. Mueller, F Shaw, C. Audet, S. Rapoza, F. Allan, J. Crescitelli, S. Nolan, J. Ingram, R. Boger, L. Boldrighini, R. Alexander, T. Wallace, B. Muise, Coac h G. Kelly Missing: R. Constantino, Manager. ee a my, Jump Dennis Buckley — All Everything TNs eo hy 74 NM a i Papp Ge Sante RS On Lt an John LaMarre, Most Dedicated The 1980 MHS Boys’ Spring Track Team 183 GIRLS’ SPRING TRACK Led by avery strong group of seniors and juniors, the Girls Track Team took second place in the Hockomock League with a 6-2 league record and an overall mark of 8-3. Leading the effort were seniors Joanne Petrillo, Pat Adams, and Karen Zecher, juniors Nancy Harsch and Kim Miller, and sophomore Beth Bruno. Karen Zecher competed in post season competition and did very well in her event (javelin), setting a school record. Nancy Harsch also competed in post season action and she established a new school mark of 60.3 seconds in the 440. MVP was Pat Adams and Most Dedicated Joanne Petrillo. oS i gee eh ce) ace ne me oa MVP Pat Adams Nancy Harsch, All Hockomock 184 Standing: G. Costa, B. Bruno, L. Petrillo, S. Teagan, M. Lamarre, E. Conroy, J. Stowe, E. Kaleth, B. Whittington, A. Lauricella, K. McClellan, K. Goode, P Bachmann, P. Mavo, J. Fiore, L. Beech, T. Davison, J. Souza, M. Audet, L. Small, D. Petrillo, B. Schultz, L. Gallagher, L DePalma, C. Ray, J. Parks, L. Baldini, M Phillips, R. Reardon case , waned Kneeling: J. Feccia, S. Adams, J. a a S- Charbonneau, M. Jardin, K. Miller, J o— ; : Meehan, K. McLaughlin, B. Pallazzo, J. Carr, S. Cataloni, J. Bruno, N. Harsch, K King, J. Nolan, M. Thurren, L. Kovelesky, D. Doyle, L. Crowley, L. Slanney. Seated: K. Zecher, K. Watson, P. Chapman, D. King, J. Petrillo, S. Miller, M. Parks, P. Adams, L. Jackimonitz. Beth Bruno, All Hockomock PR ek | pie =. eT : Sa y Sa Te Oe se aa © Kim Miller, All Hockomock and Kathy Kina ae SS Jackie Stowe The 1980 MHS Girls’ Spring Track Team . Pe, Sa eh a AE, Pat, ET che a os A ee Re se eee oe 185 BASEBALL The 1980 season marked the first time since 1977 that a Mansfield High School baseball team played .500 baseball. Led by All-Hockomock selection Mike Reardon (7-2, 2.35 pitching) and Pat Depillo (.305 with 5 triples), the team managed a 10-10 mark under first year coach Ernie Miller. Among the team leaders were John Nordberg in RBI’s and Jay Presentato with stolen bases with 21 in 23 attempts. Nordberg also hit a pair of home runs on the season, while Presentato and Kevin Jackson also hit home runs. MVP's were Pat Depillo and Mike Reardon. The junior varsity baseball team tied for first place in the league with a 12-4 record under coach Bill Tulloch. MVP Pat DePillo , FN 4 ake te pte bs, Se lige RMLs eS eS MVP and All Hockomock Mike Reardon Jay Presentato John Jardin 1st Row: Mark Jackson, Mike Reardon, Duncan Stowell, Paul Westlund, Paul Devlin, Jay Presentato, Rick Brown, John Jardin, Bill Harlor, Kevin Jackson. 2nd Row: Coach Ernie Miller, Jim Harlor, Bill Sibilia, Pat DePillo, Jim Waters, Chris Polino, John Nordberg. Pat DePillo goes for another triple The 1980 MHS Varsity Baseball Team 187 BASEBALL 1st Row: Orlando Rivera, Kev in Murphy, Kevin Sliney, Steve Westlund, Doug Maxwell, Chris Polines, Macon Givens, Pete Lombardi, Jim Epstein. 2nd Row: Coach Bill Tulloch, Paul Harkness, Paul Jodice, Pete Presentato, Jim Souza, Pat Piccolomini, Jim Breen, ene ees Mark Juron. ‘ a Rick Brown waits for the play. ity The 1980 JV Hockomock Co-Champions Pat takes a break. 188 SOFTBALL she Pae 7 Re (i A ia A fee ‘ : if cs y Sd Seb 4 Ellen O'Malley, All Hockomock atti ht SG EG Sm, se Sale 1 Julie Wagner and Debbie Downey The 1980 JV Softball Team Standing: Dana Howland, Michelle Tartufo, Paula McFee, Debbie Shaw, Chris McCarthy Alicia Caughlin, Debbie Meyers, Mr. Buckley Kneeling: Marge Carl, Michelle Nestele, Michelle Conti, Paula Hebard, Donna King 189 190 SOFTBALL Row 17: Judy Wellington, Julie Wagner, Elaine Kaleta, Ellen O'Malley, Debbie Downey, Coach Steve Russell. Row 2: Annette Nightingale, Gina DiGiovanni, Teresa DeGiralamo, Terry Morrison, Laura Holske, Sandy Paulson, Patty Hebard. lls What's goin’ on here? MVP — Julie Wagner fen. @ ' nce le A LAL LLL LO IE Safe at home ae a Deb Downey puts the tag on Franklin's Vignone rE. a ae The 1980 Varsity Softball season led by Coach Si Yay: vl Oe Steve Russell, is one that will be remembered by all ‘ — ne - who participated. The Hornets posted a record of 11 me ee wins and 9 losses finishing fourth in the league. Elaine Kaleta and Ellen O'Malley were voted to the All-Hockomock team. Ellen led the league in hits with 40. Julie Wagner was voted MVP by the team. In 142 innings, Julie struck out 34 batters and allowed 9 walks. The 10th Player Award was given to Debbie Downey. Due to a knee injury, Judy Wellington was sidelined for 9 games and made an impressive return to the line-up with only four games remaining in the season. The talents of four freshmen added to the team’s success. Teresa DeGiralamo started at third, Gina DiGiovanni was in center field, Annette Nightingale in right, and Patty Hebard shared the honors at short stop with Junior Terri Morrison. Other members of the team were Sandy Paulson and Laura Holske. —_ _ a -—— -—aies, Team Slugger — Judy Wellington 191 GIRLS’ TENNIS The 1980 Girls’ Tennis Team posted a 5-11 record in the Hockomock League. The doubles were led by Seniors’ Kandi Schromm and team captain Karen Cutillo and the singles by MVP sophomore Jane Simoni and junior Sharon Bassett, and the Hornet's most improved player Paula Musto. MVP Jane Simoni apap Lone Nhe el Senior Kandi Schromm Captain Karen Cutillo 1st Row: Sue Muise, Paula Musto, Ann Gardner, Karen Cutillo (Capt.), Kandi Schromm, Sharyn Bassett, Chris Chingris. 2nd Row: Andrea Chingris, Phyllis Bletzer, Jeanne Jardin, Most Improved — Paula Musto Lisa Marvelle, Kim Sankey, Jane Simoni, Coach Tiatorio. | 192 MVP Bob Simoni Most Dedicated, Paul ‘‘Chip’’ Fournier BOYS TENNIS Tough breaks were what characterized the 1980 MHS Boys’ Tennis team, for though the squad posted just four wins on the season it drop- ped ten matches by 3-2 scores. Singles players Chip Fournier and All- Hockomock player and team MVP Bob Simoni led the team throughout the season with fine play, and several underclassmen contributed and show promise for the future. Fournier was named the team's Most Dedi- cated Player. 1st Row: Al Breen, Bob Simoni, Rick Kinder, Paul Fournier 2nd Row: Dave Butler, Barry Rideout, Jonn Brown, Cole Howard 3rd Row: Bob Morrison, Joe Roche, Bill Lawrence 193 GOLF After dropping several early season matches the golf team came on strong to post three Straight victories at the end of the season. Bill Fahey, who qualified for the E. Mass. Tournament, was the team's consistent low scorer and voted the team’s MVP. Other seniors who were important to the victories were Bob Shaw and Rick Murray. NEE te Bob Paulson Kevin Devtin Front Row: Jim Ferrera, Bill Fahey, Bob Paulson, Bob Shaw, Rick Murray. Back Row: Scott Waters, Greg Greenwalt, Kevin Devlin, Tony Shaw, Chris Brown, Dave Sarro, Ron Paulson, Coach Byron. 194 “Those Were the Days é ha) ii ty THN 7 ; i LMU INA ie ka Fi 195 CLASS WILL Ann Marie Dillon leaves Paula Musto someone elses’s ear to scream in. Mr. Gerry Kelley's E Period Class leaves him his pointer with regret. Valerie Crescitelli leaves John Nordberg a book of ‘1001 ways to get out of going to the Prom.”’ Lynette Colombo and Valerie Crescitelli leave Ann Gardner and Pat Adams as cold as ice! Alison Van Vliet leaves Mr. Hunter her love! Pat Adams and Ann leave Michelle in Ann’s bed with a broken lamp shade over her head and Marie standing over her with Elmer's Glue, saying, ‘‘l’ll pay for it!’’ Dennis Buckley leaves Jeff Rys one mattress, three girls and set of bleachers for next year's exciting winter track season. Dennis and Dave Brown leave Mr. Salachi one plagiar- ized essay which may be considered an insult to his intelligence. Karen Zecher leaves Michelle Lamarre a deluxe pig pen complete with Mari- no's dissecting kit, and leaves Mr. Salachi a book of 101 ways to design your own bulletin board and a secretary to file his papers and clean his desk. Stephen Emse leaves Mr. Gerry Kelley a year’s supply of Grecian Formula and leaves Miss Carbonetti a novel entitled, ‘‘Birth of a Midget — Circa 1950. Linda Savini leaves Fuzzy to tell her tomorrow and leaves Miss Gibson a year’s supply of Vogue. Vicki Monett leaves Laurie Perry a mirror and leaves Mrs. Sirakides’ class gladly! Patricia Roche leaves her brother Joe ‘‘Time”’ for all his extra curricular activities, and leaves Arlene Golden her color guard uniform and rifle. Laura Anderson, Collette Garret, Lynn Wilkinson, Linda Jackomowicz, Amy Geyer, Terry Bouchard, Lorrie Malone, Val Crecitelli, Maureen Keough, Donna Holske, Gerry Mayo leave Ms. Shurtleff a case of hubba bubba bubble gum to chew till her heart’s content. Fred Phillips leaves very fast! Dawn Titus and Karen Washburn leave MHS to Dennis Titus. The senior class leaves Jeff Fasulo the 1979 post graduate a book of free passes to all the dances and other events and if he’s desperate enough a book of passes to the Middle School. Scott, Chip, Bobby, Frank and the Hulk leave Mr. Hayes a 7-foot center and a set of ear plugs for the long bus ride home from OA. Finny, Bob, and Scott leave Mrs. Niemi a new haircut and a set of English books without ‘‘The Kinks”’ written on them and a herd of fiddler crabs! Theresa Mastrorelli leaves Mrs. Glasier joggin’ around the track, eating Chinese food and yelling ‘I’ve got to loose 20 pounds’'!; and leaves Ms. Carbonetti sitting happily behind bars for murdering her students in S Period study. Karen Cutillo, Janet and Kandi leave Jeff Cutillo a cute and cuddly teddy bear and three more fun-filled years at MHS and leave Mr. Tiatorio a doctor for his sideline heart attacks. Monica Brown leaves Mr. Hunter’s ‘‘E’’ Period class just as ignorant as they were when they came in. Dennis Buckley leaves Tom Mercier, Dave Longacre and Mike Buckley another track season searching for the octopus down Maple Park; Elaine Kaleta, Rick Tarantino, Dary! Bradford and Dennis Buckley leave Ralph Depillo in ‘‘E’’ Period Tech Drawing listening to Mr. Young crack jokes from a book entitled ‘3 Ways to Tell Corny Jokes.”’ Tracey Baptiste leaves Mrs. Metters and her D Period Geometry class a smile and these parting words, ‘‘l’m out of here.’’ Debbie Davis leaves Mrs. Sirakides a megaphone so she doesn’t have to yell anymore and leaves Mrs. Glasier a year’s supply of igno- rant and talkative Freshmen. The boys in the hall leave Ms. Gibson, Mrs. Metters, and Miss Skowronski an empty hall to stand guard over before homeroom. Donna Brown leaves Wally, Denny, Johnny and Jimmy endlessly playing soccer while trying to decide how often they should shave and if they should still have loser invitations and she leaves the band without a ‘‘B2 ’ and hopes they understand the difficulty of the drum major’s job. Tom Narciso leaves the administration and staff enough chain link fence to surround this compound and a supply of loaded M-16's in case anyone feels like leaving. Karen Washburn and Dawn Titus leave Mrs. Glasier a class filled with girls brushing their hair and Karen leaves her sister Diane Jackson many happy years at MHS. David Brown leaves Mansfield High one worn out pair of Nike running shoes for someone new to represent Mansfield in the Boston Marathon. Paul Devlin leaves John Nordberg in McDonald's parking lot alone and leaves Jackie Todesco ‘'Giving it one hell of a shot!’’ Laurie Salerno leaves Mary Ann Rose all her spirit so she can keep the pep in the band, and she leaves Greg Gibbs eating 3rd lunch all alone and leading the 1st trumpet section. Kandi Schromm leaves Gerry Kelley some peace and quiet and leaves Lynne Sullivan a year’s supply of no-run nylons so she can’t get out of doing her drama improvs. Darlene MacDonald leaves her sister Heather and Sue Dalton saying, ‘'.. . but | love you’’. . . and leaves her brother Frankie the correct way to say Pacella and the best of luck in his next three years. Reana Gruhn leaves Beth Giles an unanswered phone every morning at 7:20 AM and a pack of Juicy Fruit gum, and leaves Kim Ennis having a great year in Holland and her address. Janine Golden leaves her sister Arlene a roll of heavy-duty fiber- glass tape for her big mouth. Sally Gonsalves leaves the office crew with all the Mickey Mouse days. George Pernock leaves MHS gladiy and along with Karen Washburn, leaves many thanks to Mrs. Thorpe, Mrs. Keene, Mrs. Rankin and Dr. Ciri. Heather Jepson leaves Laurie M. a muzzle for talking without even knowing (especially for newcomers) and leaves a life of honesty and a clear conscience to a few people whom I'm sure know who they are. Carl Cottuli leaves Mr. Kelley a bit of information: you never caught me, but came close once. Sandy Fiske leaves Sandy Paulsen a guardian angel to look over her so she won't get into trouble and Sandy and Pam Kennedy leave their seats in the cafeteria to everyone who always fought for them. Joanne Petrillo leaves little Petrillo and little Bruno with Mr. Reardon say, ‘‘OK girls! on the line!’ and she leaves Lisa and Dianne a lot of love and luck. Linda Ethier and Gerry Mayo leave Debby LeBlanc a new watch with the school time on it and leaves Gerry with Bob. Bruce Kincaid leaves Dave Silva still trying to find his place in stage band, and leaves Mr. Conti and Mr. Gallo memories of the years they have shared and the time we won't forget. Cynthia Webber leaves Daniel Webber to all the girls and a book of stamps so he can reply to all his letters! Nick Zaharias leaves Paula Fontanini to cry by herself and leaves Anne Silva a pair of elevator shoes. Jim Senna leaves Marie Bittick 1001 free lessons on how to park a car at a Hit-and-run driving school. Marie Azulay leaves Miss Trombley a Class full of humane people and to the junior class leaves lots of love and happiness. Sandy Yuscavitch leaves Ann Silva one to grow on and leaves her sisters Karen and Ginger hiding underneath the car at Triboro. Ellen O'Malley leaves her sister Theresa with ‘‘the little boy.’’ Pat Adams, Michelle Parks and Marie Bittick leave Sue planning a murder at the Ames Estate because it’s such a good place for one and they leave Jayne Carr helping Catwoman at the scene of a crime. Linda Coggeshall leaves Paula Barret her red sandbox from B period computor science. 196 Pi I i ! by y ‘ ill j tii COMMENCEMENT 197 198 Greg Abbott Maria Duarte Sue Reynolds, Janey Skinner Senior Class Banquet Wednesday June 4, 1900 800-9. te thscp.m, DAE Art Country Club west Bacon St. Plainville, Mass. Jeaturin Masada f Ad phd Lhe Paul Devlin, Michelle Parks 2 Billy Harlor, Paul Devlin, Kevin Jackson, Jay Presentato, Glenn Annese CLASS DAY Before an audience of student body and parents, at the Mansfield High School gym last Wednesday, mem- bers of the Mansfield High School Class of 1980 were honored for out- standing achievements in academics and extracurricular activities. Princi- pal Edward Rosa began the Class Day ceremonies by presenting the mem- bers of the National Honor Society gold cords. The senior members included Donna L. Brown, William S. Connor, John M. Czuj, Karen L. Fec- cia, Douglas J. Gilleran, Donna J. Holske, Maureen Keough, Diana J. King, Andrea L. Motyka, M. Ellen O'Malley, Michelle |. Parks, Joanne M. Petrillo, Anne L. Silva, Robert G. Simoni, Cynthia J. Webber and Lynne M. Wilkinson. William S. Connor received awards for his excellence in English, Fine Arts, and French. Elaine A. Kaleta received an award for excel- lence in craftmanship. Andrea L. Motyka received an award for excel- lence in biological sciences. Diana J. King received awards for her excel- lence in the physical sciences, mathe- matics, and Spanish. Donna J. Holske received an award for excellence in business. Pamela J. Chapman received the Concert Choir award. Suzanne M. Reynolds received an award for excellence in drama. John M. Czuj received an award for excel- lence in humanities. Robert G. Simoni won the Massachusetts Associatio n of Mathematics League Award and was honored for having scored the most points for the Math Team in league meet and for being a senior member of the team. Diana J. King and Andrea L. Motyka also received awards for being senior members of the Math Team. Judy R. Wellington received the yearbook award. John M. Czuj received the Daughter's of the American Revolution Good Citi- zenship Award. The Technical Draw- ing Award, presented by Sterling Manufacturing, went to Judy R. Well- ington, Karen J. McGown was pre- sented with an award for placing first in the 23rd annual Rhode Island Invi- tational Business Skills Meet. Steven W. Witchley was honored for being a finalist in the National Merit Scholar- ship Program. William S. Connor, John M. Czuj, Diana J. King, Robert G. Simoni and Christina L. Williamson were given Letters of Commendation in the National Merit Scholarship pro- gram. Valerie C. Crescitelli and Ann Marie Gardner were honored for their outstanding service as Student Coun- cil officers. Elaine A. Kaleta and Paul P. Fournier received the Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Awards. M. Ellen O'Malley received the Principal's Award for the top scholar-athlete. Robert G. Simoni received the Valed- ictorian Award and Diana J. King received the Salutatorian Award. The underclassmen awards went to Michael Waldman, for being the top scorer on a competitive math exam and Elizabeth Tighe, the top junior in U.S. History studies. The Class of 1980 announced that it is dedicating its yearbook to Band Director James L. Gallo. (The Mansfield News, Thurs- day, June 12, 1980) latd es Karen Feccia Pam Chapman fe . = Doug Gilleran Greg Abbott, Ellen O'Malley, and Lor- raine Buck 199 Mast ield Ajah Seluul Class of 1980 Cumuienucenenut Exercpses Siuday Jae G18 2. Ya. Side Reserved Memorial Park This ticket good for gymnasium in case of rain Kandi Schromm, and Duane Scott Pat Adams, Laura Anderson, Michelle Andres, Glenn Annesse, Jennifer Audet, Maria Azu- lay, James Bachiochi, and David Baldini 200 “THE TIMES THAT SLIPPED AWAY TOO FAST” Words Music By: Gary Leanues Although we know not what the future holds for us. We know we'll always have the past To look back fondly on our many memories. The times that slipped away too fast Although they’re only memories. We can feel them in our hearts. We look ahead and set our goals. hoping we may find. The perfect life. the perfect way And though our lives may never turn out quite the way we planned, Our memories will never fade Forever we'll remember, The times we shared today. We look to the future, and hope for the best We search for happiness But if our tomorrows should turn dark and grey. We'll always have yesterday. . Wo a Pam Chapman, Theresa Mastrorelli, Maria Azulay, Pam Funk, Mr. Gallo leads his last class graduation. Lorraine Buck, Marie Duarte, Tracey Baptiste, Laurie McFee, Sally Gonsalves, Judy Wellington, Sue Reynolds 201 i % i Salutatorian, Diana King ee eR EERNN ETE ol Ld 5 ill. sl. Valedictorian, Bob Simoni a i Dianne Schillberg u John Souza Nick Zaharias, and Karen Zechere Mark Senna, and Arlene Shaw and Bob Shaw 202 GREGORY SCOTT ABBOTT PATRICIA ANGELA ADAMS LAURA JEANNE ANDERSON MICHELE D. ANDRES GLENN ALAN ANNESE JENNIFER ANN AUDET MARIA AZULAY JAMES MARK BACCHIOCCHI DAVID ALAN BALDINI TRACEY ANN BAPTISTE COLETTE BARRETT ROBERT BARRY ROBERT BRUCE BEATTIE MARK BELLAVANCE MARIE JOAN BITTICK CARL FREDRICK BLETZER DAVID BOUCHARD THERESA ANNE BOUCHARD EDWARD JOSEPH BOULAY DARYL JOHN BRADFORD TONI M. BRANDON FRED BREGNARD ALLAN THOMAS BREEN JOY A. BRIGHT DAVID D. BROWN t DONNA L. BROWN MONICA MARIA BROWN RICHARD LOUIS BROWN LORRAINE LEE BUCK DENNIS PAUL BUCKLEY JANINE PATRICIA BYRON BRIAN MONROE CALHOUN JOHN JOSEPH CAMPBELL PATRICIA ANN CANDELLA LAUREN ANN CEDARFIELD PAMELA JANE CHAPMAN JAMES MICHAEL CHARBONNEAU JANE ELLEN CHURCHILL DOMENICO VICTOR CIMINO LYNNE MARIE CLARKIN CHERI KIM CLIFFORD LINDA MARIE COGGESHALL LYNETTE LORRAINE COLOMBO KELLY ANN CONCANNON t WILLIAM SEAN CONNOR CARLTON JOHN COTTULI VALERIE CLAIRE CRESCITELLI SANDRA MARIE CRISP FRANK EDWARD CURRAN KAREN ELIZABETH CUTILLO t JOHN MICHAEL CZUJ DEBRA ANN DAVIS MARY ELIZABETH DAY JOHN JOSEPH DEMARIS PATRICK JOSEPH DePILLO PAUL JOSEPH DEVLIN MARCY ANNE DiGIOVANNI ANN MARIE DILLON MARK LINCOLN FRANCES DOIRON DEBORAH ANN DOWNEY JOHN JAMES DOYLE MARIA LOUISE DUARTE SUSAN E. DUNLEAVEY-KRUECK DEBORAH MARY DUPREE PAUL STEPHEN DZIERZANOWSKI DAWN EASTMAN STEPHEN DAVID EMSE LINDA CELIA ETHIER WILLIAM JAMES FAHEY tNational Honor Student Graduating Class MICHAEL JOHN FALCONE t KAREN LUCILLE FECCIA JAMES MICHAEL FINN SANDRA JOYCE FISKE MARGARET DIANNE FLYNN PAUL PHILLIP FOURNIER LYNN DENISE FREERKSEN TAMMY RAE FULLER LAUREN JEAN FUNK PAM LEE FUNK ANN MARIE GARDNER MARGARET JEAN GARDNER SARAH ELIZABETH GARLAND AMELIA LOUISE GEYER t DOUGLAS JOHN GILLERAN JANICE EILEEN GODDARD SUSAN JEAN GODDARD JANINE GOLDEN GEORGE NELSON GOFF, JR. SALLY ANN GONSALVES GREGORY ALLAN GOODWIN IRENE C. GRUHN REANA MARIE GRUHN DALE SCOTT HAAVERSEN WILLIAM MICHAEL HARLOR RENEE MARIE HARRIS t DONNA JEAN HOLSKE LINDA J. JACKIMOWICZ KEVIN BRIAN JACKSON JOHN PETER JARDIN HEATHER ELIZABETH JEPSON ALLAN WAYNE JOHNSON, JR. TRACEY ANN JUDA ELAINE ANN KALETA LISA ANN KELLY PAMELA SUSAN KENNEDY t MAUREEN KEOUGH BRUCE WARREN KINCAID RICHARD WILLIAM KINDER t DIANA JEAN KING DIANNA JOYCE KNIGHT DAWN MARIE LAMAGNO MARK CROSBY LANGILLE JOHN JOSEPH LARKIN GARY DAVID LEANUES DEBORAH WINIFRED LeBLANC JOHN HANS LETTL, JR. WAYNE VINCENT LEWIS LEONARD CURTIS LIVELY JEREMIAH FRANCIS LONG LORRIE ANNE MALONE CAROL ANN MASON THERESA MARIE MASTRORILLI GERENE LOUISE MAYO MICHAEL WILLIAM McCARTHY DARLENE MacDONALD LISA ANNE McCANN MARLA LYNN ANN McELHENNY t KAREN JEANNE McGOWN JOEL KENNETH McLAUGHLIN LAURIE JOYCE McPHEE MARGO CONSTANCE McTERNAN SUSAN MARIE MILLER VICTORIA PATRICIA MONETT PATRICIA ANN MORRISON t ANDREA LEE MOTYKA RICHARD EDWARD MURRAY THOMAS PAUL NARCISO JOSEPH ROMEO O'CLAIR THOMAS EDWARD O'LEARY t M. ELLEN O'MALLEY PHILLIPS T. OWEN t MICHELLE IRENE PARKS PETER LAWRENCE PASCUCCI ROBERT LEO PAULSON JOHN PERI GEORGE C. PERNOCK t JOANNE MARIE PETRILLO FREDERICK G. PHILLIPS, JR. DONNA MARIE PLOOF KATHLEEN MARIE PORRAZZO JOHN DAVID PRESENTATO JAMES PROSSER SHARON E. RABINOVITZ MICHAEL DAVID REARDON JOSEPH ARTHUR REID SUZANNE MARIE REYNOLDS JULIE ANN ROACH PATRICIA ANN ROCHE SHERRI LYNN ROMANS NANCY ELAINE RUSSELL LAURIE ANN SALERNO TODD AVERY SANKEY LINDA ANN SAVINI DIANNELYNN SCHILLBERG KANDICE ANN SCHROMM DUANE AARON SCOTT RICHARD ALEXANDER SEARS JAMES D. SENNA ARLEN KENT SHAW ROBERT STEPHEN SHAW STEPHEN GERALD SHAW ROBERT DONALD SHERMAN ROBERT JOSEPH SIGNORIELLO t ANNE LORRAINE SILVA t ROBERT GUY SIMONI JANET LOUISE SKINNER JOHN OLIVERIA SOUZA JACK EDWARD SPEIGHT CYNTHIA C. SPIEZIO STEPHEN MICHAEL SPILEWSKI DUNCAN PHILLIP STOWELL LANCE WILLIAM STROUSE MICHAEL JAMES SULLIVAN: RICHARD ARLEN TARANTINO LAURIE JEAN THIBEAULT DAWN MARIE TITUS SCOTT DAVID TRACEY KATHLEEN MARIE TRAVERS MARGARET JEANNE TRENOUTH ALISON ILLA VAN VLIET JULIE ANN WAGNER STEPHEN JAMES WASELESKI KAREN MARIE WASHBURN JAMES ALLEN WATERS KATHLEEN JANE WATSON t CYNTHIA JEAN WEBBER RONALD BRUCE WEBSTER, JR. SCOTT RS WEISS JUDY RUTH WELLINGTON LINDA MAE WENTZELL PAUL GREGORY WESTLUND t LYNNE MARY WILKINSON CHRISTINA LYNN WILLIAMSON STEVEN WAYNE WITCHLEY CARY ELIZABETH WYMAN SANDRA MARIE YUSCAVITCH NICHOLAS STEPHEN ZAHARIAS KAREN SUSAN ZECHER Honor Student 204 i WIT U i MN ONL (“my i } WH} | ARMIN N j DS 205 206 Take One Giant Step... You've earned it. You've worked hard, and played hard, and started to discover who you are. And now you're graduating. It’s been a good beginning. The Foxboro Company took a giant step when it opened its first factory seventy-two years ago, in Foxboro, Massachusetts. It also worked hard, and in time discovered who it was: the world’s leading supplier of instruments and systems to the process control and energy-producing industries. The people of The Foxboro Company learned the importance of a good start long ago. They want to congratulate you on your success. And to encourage you to take those big steps with confidence. There’s no telling how far you'll go. FOXBORO Bie? rem enae ek | We doit all for you. McDonalds 9 Taunton Street Plainville, Mass. daily 7:57 - 9:57 Fri. 7:57 - 11:00 | BEER-WINE| 1 Groceues. 100 Copeland Drive Mansfield, Mass. 339-3712 543-9691 339-9437 208 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 with best wishes for a healthy and prosperous future. COOEX A Subsidiary ot (AA) MOTOROLA INC. Codex Corporation is the largest independent supplier of data communications systems and equipment in the industry. CODEX CORPORATION, 20 Cabot Boulevard, Mansfield, Massachusetts 02048 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 ae Una tee EET ANSFIELD CO-OPERATIVE BANK MANSFIELD � NORTON ac OR, Best Wishes y) to AS the Class of 1980 From a MANSFIELD MANUFACTURING EDUCATORS OSC Ma ASSOCIATION Builders and Cabinet Hardware Mansfield, Massachusetts 02048 Telephone (617) 333-4500 209 Class of 1980 — A Very Special Class the more yow ane, the more you become, the more you have to share. your life filled to the brim spills over, ewriching the lives of others ll the mow because you Chose to be more — yow Chose to be winner GERRY ABBOTT REALTORS Best of Luck to the Class of '80 SWEET MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacture of Quality Jewelry Chain Gilbert Street Mansfield, Mass. 02048 Tel. (617) 339-296 | (401) 725-7115 Congratulations From ROBERT W. EAMES | WALLPAPER CITY INSURANCE INC. 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