Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1987 volume:

NORTON PUBLIC LIBRARY NORTON, MASS. 02766 SOJOURTM 87 4.. 1 4 4 7 - igh School t Norton, Massachusetts DEDICATION Mrs. Debra Sweeney, advisor and friend to the Class of ' 87, has helped all of us in countless ways. Her enthusiasm and willingness to help will long be remembered by all members of the Class of ' 87. Whenever an individual needed help, she was always there to lend a helping hand; whenever the class needed help, she was always willing to work endless hours on our behalf. She guided us through dances, fundraisers, the prom, the spaghetti supper, the play, and many other activities; she stood by us when we needed her support to save Purple Key and acted as our ad- vocate in dealing with administrators and other faculty members. In addition to her understan- ding, work, and dedication, Mrs. Sweeney ' s golden smile and cheerful outlook are a tremen- dous asset to Norton High School, and the Class of ' 87 is proud to dedicate Sojourn 87 to Mrs. Debra Sweeney. APPRECIATION m rmm In addition to Mrs. Sweeney, our other class advisors have given us an enorm amount of help and support throughout our four years at Norton High School. Mi Maher, Mr. Leddy, and Mr. and Mrs. Nuttall have come up with countless ideas for fundraisers, pulled us through a successful prom in our junior year, pushed us through a super spaghetti supper in our senior year, and stood by us proudly in our battle for the reinstatement of Purple Key. These busy people have also withstood the frustra- tions of unpaid dues, fundraiser flops, and all the little annoying details behind our many plans and events. We, the Class of ' 87, wish to show them our heartfelt apprecia- tion for all they have done to make our class one of the best to come through Norton High School. Without them, our class would be just another group of students; with our advisors, we have an identity and a group personality that is totally unique. ■ Prom! ' you don ' t go to the 6 I 4S O and all 10 passing things 13 look to these 15 Miss Donna Archibald Physical Education f Mr. Frederic Bartek Social Science Chairman Mr. John B. Atwood Director of Guidance and Special Needs Miss Diana Berberian Mathematics Mrs. Janice Backlund English Mrs. Karen Boucher Mathematics ' • • • • • it i gave you a quiz ngnt now Mr. Lawrence Brassard Science Miss Joan Cardoza Physical Education Mrs. Judy Cassidy Secretary Mrs. Ruth Church Guidance Secretary Miss Kathleen Murphy Science Mrs. Carlene Nolin Nurse Mr. Albert Nuttall Social Science Mrs. Anna Nuttall Home Economics Mrs. Edna Meserve Mathematics Miss Evelyn Rapoza Business, Chairman Mr. Richard Pino Industrial Arts Mrs. Elaine Reddy English n rt Mrs. Dolores Robbins English Mrs. Kathryn Rogers Reading 23 CAFETERIA WORKERS Marie Calhoun Pauline Etter Sue Koppinger Karen Robbins Gail Scott CUSTODIANS William LaValley Raymond Scott James Sousa James Sylvia Manuel Teixeira Kathie Turco J. Dave Withers a o u O a o Life is worth living Mr. Ba te c That sounds pretty nebulous . . . Mrs. D ' Onofrio Ooh la la! Mr. MacMullen Mrs. Russell Mr. Brassard I ' ll dance on your face! Mr. Mongeon Mrs. Gagnon Miss Kiernan 26 DEBRAJ. AFTOSMES Debbie Activities Spaghetti Supper (4), Gym Aide (2). Junior Achievement (1 , 2, 3) Sometimes we keep the best oi us deep inside lor only the best people to discover. JANA L. ALLEN Jana I love my Wal . 3 9 86 Crash Sisters Is there anything on me 7 Jen ' s other half Did you do your program 7 Summer camp at U N H TequilaIN Activities Majorettes (1, 2, 3, 4), Competition Majorettes (3, 4), Math Team (3, 4), French Club (2, 3, 4), Chorus (1), Student Council (2), Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4). Prom Committee (3), Gym Aide (2) Sometimes we keep the best part ol ourselves inside lor only the best people to discover. RENEE M. ALPHONSE R6n66 Mark I LOVE YOU — 7 7 85 and forever MAARRK What do you mean? . . . Lisa, I don ' t believe you I ' m not in the mood Honest 7 ICE CREAM . Karen slow down . Karen s buddy MLIWALYF Mark Activities Yearbook Staff — Business (4), Spaghetti Supper (4) Immature love says: I love you because I need you Mature loves says: I need you because I love you SEAN M. ANDERSON Dr Frye Kempo Chartley Country Store Studds Devo Rules Gumby Set ' EM UP The Power Lines . 4 Cylinder Fun David A. Rayboy Urban Surfm California or Bust Activities: Martial Arts (1 , 2, 3, 4), Archery Art (2, 3.4) Those who challenge Death and Danger live a lull life DAVID E. ANDREWS Dave Hey . Do you got any deda dead what Vicky She ' s a little runaway . . Michelle . . . N Shirts rule . . Can you say security? . . . Swansea Kelly Stephenie Boston . . . Sean A We cannot change yesterday, that is quite clear. Nor begin tomorrow until it is here . So all that is left lor you and lor me, is to make to- day the BEST it can be DINA MARIA ANDREWS Bubbles Dma ' s other half I LUV ERIC FOREVER, FOR NOW ' Bad Company — Seagull I ' m so sure 1 Deenie, wanna have a smoke 7 . . Hey Mr. G. . It ' s casual! . . . Activities Office Aide (4), Gym Aide (2) you love something, set it free, if it comes back it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t hunt it down and kill it! RICHARD ASTACIO Rich Women . Food . . Fast Cars . . Journey Escape . . Memories If you fail, try, try again I DAVID A. BARAC Dave Please don ' t call me Dino ... Dr. P O P. ... Hi Tob, hi Al I.L.Y.D.I We be buzzin!!! . . . The Boss . . . Paul, Look up . . . Hey friends, let ' s stay close Activities: Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1, 2), Tennis (4), Cross-Country (4), Varsity Club (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Band (2, 3), Prom Committee (3), Eddie was Here (4), Spaghetti Supper (4) Two qualities that surely blend — a good sport and a loyal friend. DONALD BELAND Donnie Ethnic Brothers Fort Jackson Summer of ' 86 . . . The Party Van Dude I ' m John Devin, Al, 8, and so on and so on Activities: Track (1, 2, 3, Capt 4), Cross- country (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1, 2), Varsity Club (1,2,3,4), Pep Club (1,2,3,4) You will never learn what I am thinking. And those who boast most loudly that they know my thoughts, to such people I lie even more. JANENE ANNE BANKS Ninja Jin Iron what? . . Carol, look for long-haired guys . . . Afamanoof . . . Mud walkin ' . . . Brockton Rules . . . Judas ' 84 and ' 86 ... Wheaton bathroom ' 84 . . . Lorrin, my partner in crime . . . Lay-da! Activities: Class Secretary (3), Vice-President (4), Purple Key (4) We ' re workin ' our jobs, Collect our pay, Believe we ' re glidin ' down the highway, When in fact we ' re slip-slidin ' away DIANE LEE BARTLEY Di Talking Heads ... I don ' t know, maybe it ' s me . . . Chowder . . . The more I look, the more I like . . . Kim, can you get the dog out of the trash? . . . Pilgrim Heights ' 86 . . . back at the Condo Activities: Student Council (1, 2, 3, Sec. 4), Cheerleading (1, Capt. 2), Varsity Club (1, 2), Spanish Club (3), Prom Committee (3), Spaghetti Supper (4), Purple Key (4), Newspaper (4), Pep Club (1 , 2) How soon hath time, the subtle thief of youth JOHN R. BELKNER j. Kari . . 10 1 1 86 Hey Guys!! We be buz- zin ' . . . Yobba, next week ' s an away game! Mark, you get the pumpkins, I got a headache . . . watch out for wet leaves Eric P , thanks . . . Kari, I love you! Activities: Golf (1 , 2, 3, 4). Baseball (1.2). Track (3, 4), Varsity Club (1. 2, 3, 4), Purple Key (4), Pep Club (1.2,3, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4). Prom Committee (3) As time went by, we lived and learned. As time will go by, we live and will always remember JOHN M. BISAZZA John Karen — I love you ... U2 ... ALARM Jackson Browne — LIVE . . . Take a hide foot- ball . PORSCHE 928 S ... 86 CAMARO 86 . . . J. B. Hooter . . . Violent Femmes . . What a smile!! 1 . Jetaime Monkee ' s .1 wanna hold your hand Seymour ' s Air Supply Less Fillin ' !!! — Tastes Great!!! Activities. Track (1,3, 4), Football (3), Tennis (2), Student Council Treas. (3), Spaghetti Supper (4), Ski Club (3, 4) And what am I to do, what am I supposed to say, I can ' t change the world, but I can change the world in me. STEPHEN M. BENNETT Spazz The Giant Snowball The rock strikes again The Comet Deaf for days Hi Lance (everything I know) Slush Machine 7 Popsicles 9 Activities Track (1, 2), Purple Key (4), Student Council (4), Math Team (1, 2, 3, 4), Boys ' State (3) Damn the torpedoes. Full speed ahead KIMBERLEE APRIL BENSON Kim Maybe it ' s just me Diane. Intern ' l House of Pancake? . . Back at the Condo Gretch, RE LAX Everything ' s over there Gym Chowder Pilgrim Heights Activities: Class V-P (1), Class President (3. 4), Math Team (4), Cheering (1, 2), Newspaper (4), Dept. Aide (3, 4), Tennis (4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3), Youth Senate Program (4) A piece of mind and a sense of humor gain a treasure beyond price! 32 JOSEPH R. BOSH Fuji The ultimate driving experience . . Guitars . . . RUSH Pine Needle . Have a cold one . . . Japanese 9 You Bet! Activities Tennis (1, 2), Math Team (2), Boys ' State (3), Stage Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Who ' s Who A H S (3) Love can never be lost, but can sometimes be forgotten DAWN ELIZABETH BOWSER Nwad Peter I Love You!!! . 3 30 86 . . Aerosmith . . . Let ' s go out to eat Erin did it! Boston Peter The Eagles . . What homework 9 . . . Erin ' s other half . Marty and Roger, where are we going tonight 9 . . More Peter Activities Senior Class Play (4), Gym Aide (2, 3), Guidance Aide (1, 2, 3), Office Aide (1, 2, 3,4), Track (4), Spaghetti Supper (4) It will take many people to show how good the world can be, and it will take only one special person to show you how good life can be. CHRISTA NOLAN BRIGGS 6-23-86 Corvettes ILY. Michael Kathy, Are my eyes okay 9 . . Dribbles . . Kim ' s part- ner in crime . Van Halen . . . I ' ve corrupted you! Activities: Chorus (1,2, 3, 4), Cheering (1, 2, 4), Pep Club (1,2,3, 4), Varsity Club (1 , 2, 4) Love is such a fine line, the finest line I ' ve known, But sorrow is no life line, when you ' re all alone ' ' | RAYMOND BROUSSEAU Ray Twelve long years are finally over Sean you homo 1 But I don ' t do Math, Mr DeValk What happened to the Gumby Show ' . . Just one round, Jacobs ' . 4-cylmder fun . . Black Leather . 77 Chevy Activities Guidance Aide (4) Lile is very short as it is, so enjoy and live life to the fullest EDWARD J, CAMPBELL II! Ted I don ' t know Redwood JACK Still the only one with red hair Hail Calupuss Work is lor people with no talent KAREN L. BRYANT Karen Jerry — I Love You Honey 9 29 84 to forever Diane, Do you get this 1 I ' m not paranoid 1 Are you hungry I.L.Y.J.F. Activities Spanish Club (VP 4), Spaghetti Sup- per (4), Ski Club (4), Pep Club (1) It will take many people to show you how good the world can be, but it will take only one special person to show you how good life can be DEBRA LYNN BROWN Deb L.M. — What are ya dom ? F T B S. I . , , McDonald ' s . . Pine Needle Kellie — breakout the milk and cookies 1 KOC — Tell me no 1 CTina-S ' up Dude 7 , , Clarinet Coronet Oh BABY!!! . . Activities National Honor Society (2, 3, 4), Marching Band (1 , 2, 3, VP 4), Concert Band (1 . 2, 3, 4), Stage Band (4), Yearbook (4). Math Team (1,4), Who ' s Who A H S (3) A friend is one who comes in when the whole world has gone out LISAM. BURKE Lisa MIKE — I LOVE YOU! 12 25 85 Sandy you did it again It ' s different this time 10 20 86 He did it again What a mistake 10 22 82 Sandy ' s other half She ' s ugly I can ' t do that It ' s a girl 1 14 86 Activities: Track (1), Newspaper (3, 4), Year- book (3), Spaghetti Supper (4) Standing on a mountain full of dreams telling myself it ' s not as hard as it seems, CHERYL D CARTER Cheryl, Jess 4 5 85 , 1 1 7 86 — Mat thew The Prophet I don ' t like Mondays ' Wish you were here Welcome to the Machine Pink Floyd want the hunger tor love and beauty to be m the depths of my spirit, lor I have seen those who are satisfied — the most wretched of people KRISTIN MARIE CELESTE Kristin Ray — 11 3 84 . D FACE 6.B Gail, any pumpkin bread 7 Oh my god — he ' s how old Now let ' s turn on Mr Basic Kim — he has no chest hair Well Karen, he ' s only here on Thursdays Ray — I LOVE YOUI! Activities: Color Guard (1,2), Drama Club (1,2), Prom Committee (3), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (11), NEDT Certificate (10), Spaghetti Supper (4), National Honor Society Kiss today good-bye — the sweetness and the sorrow Wish me luck — (he same to you. and point me towards tomorrow SCOTT R.CHANCEY Skit Jeeps Rule the question is moot Let ' s go to McToenails The S Import Smell ya later are you baked 7 Dev. Give me a flex I ' m hungry Have mercy Activities Band (1, 2), Southeastern Regional District Band (1), Southeastern Regional District Orchestra (2), Golf (1) People who live in glass stones shouldn ' t throw houses MERRIDETH M. CHARTER Mer Whaddaya Dom ' . . Dithy Excuse Me? . . . Dudes and Chicks . Super — Fred What 7 I ' ll have it tomorrow . No Way Activities: National Honor Society (2, 3, 4), Na- tional Art Honor Society (3, 4), French Club (2, Pres 3), Debate Team (2), Yearbook (4), Girls ' State (3), Who ' s Who A H S. (3), Senior Play (3, 4) Nothing worse could happen to someone than to be completely understood. BRIAN M. CLARK Clarkie Activities Basketball (1, 2), Cross-Country (1,2, 3, capt 4), Track (3, 4), Purple Key (4), Varsity Club (1,2, 3. 4), Ski Club (1,2, 3,4) ' To succeed is to win and to win is to succeed. DEBRA CLARK Debbie William 4-eva 3 28 86 . Chinese food . . . I hit my head again . . fnday nights What? . . . Bobby-socks . . Mustangs . . . Bon|ovi Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow, Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend JOHN DAVID COLLIJS Chico Hi there . 33, forgotten — but not gone Ethic Terminators . . Pete and Mike ' s third half . . . town taxi . . . Just a dumb Italian Pole Vaulter . . Is my hair in order? Michelle Activities: Football (1, 2, 3 injured, 4), Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (1 , 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (1 , 2, 3, 4), Student Council (3, 4), Class Vice Pres. (3), Prom Committee (3), Yearbook Staff (sports co-editor 4), Eddy was Here (4), Spaghetti Supper (4) There was a knight, a most distin- guished man, who from the day on which he first began to ride abroad had followed chivalry, truth, honor, generousness, and courtesy. AARON P. COOLIDGE The Prof Brad — only one accident 1 Louis — sixteen stars and counting Freeman St Cooney — Learn to drive . . Mike — 0 and counting! Activities Commended Student can see what you mean — it just takes me longer REGINA NOEL COURCHINE Reg Mike, I love you (11 18 85) ) . . That ' s the way to use your noodle 1 Michelle — Car Palace? . Hey Marty Do you remember the time . . . ? . , Did you see that Pumpkin? . . . Hey, Chill out! GFQi Guys, We ' re cruism ' Th is is awesome Your asking the wrong person! Fly Girl P-Town 84-86! Activities: Field Hockey (1 , 2, 3, Capt 4), Track (1), Basketball (1, 2, 4), Spaghetti Supper, Stu- dent Council (2, 3), Varsity Club (1 , 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (1, 2,3, 4), Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff (3, 4) Our anticipations cannot keep pace with the realities that are continually overtaking them PAUL C. CURTIN Bubba Yes, I ' m serious You ' re the disease, I ' m the cure 1 . . . Hey, Punk . Ray — Get a real car . . . Hi Phooey Ratt-N-Roll Never Sur- render Question is Moot Activities Football (1,2,3, 4), Pep Club (1,2,3, 4), Varsity Club (2, 3, 4) One who thinks about doing something is usually passed by one doing it. KARI ELIZABETH DAWSON Ka John — I love you Ethnic Babes Erika ' s better half Seagull Beach Tweek Pilgrim Heights ' 86 . . Erika, Did you see that guy? . . Let ' s hear some chowder Activities Cheerleading (1, 2, 3, capt 4), Stu- dent Council (1, 2, 3, Treas 4), Softball (1, 2), Homecoming Queen (4), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Prom Committee (3), Yearbook (4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Who ' s Who (4), Pep Club (1,2, 3, 4) While I listen to the softness of rain upon leaves — I think of all the good we had — all special memories LISA J. DELLATORE Little Lisa ' Funny easy living boys Activities Senior class play, chorus If Studying is the cause of death, I ' ll live forever MICHAEL D. DENNIS Mike Redsox Patriots Celtics A man ' s house is his castle, and whilst he is quiet, he is as well guarded as a prince in his castle. 35 ERIKA-ANNE DeSILVA Erotica Cape Bound Pilgrim Heights ' 85 Tweek Gym Class chowder Kan — Did you see that guy 7 I don ' t wanna go to work Kan ' s better half Ethnic Babes Activities. Art Honor Society (3. 4), Pep Club, Advisory Board (4), Art Club (4), Spaghetti Sup- per (4), Gym Aide (1, 2, 3, 4), Spanish Club (2, 3). Yearbook Staff (4), Prom Committee (3) How long I ' ve wanted this dream to come true and as it approaches. I can ' t believe I ' m through — will miss you LOUISA. DION Lou Rush Navy . Not another accident 1 Dif- ferent strings By-tor 2112... Metal Rush Jen Rush Jen! What happened to our innocence? Did it go out of sry e 7 Along with the Naivete, no longer a child, different eyes see different things, dif- ferent hearts beat on different strings — Rush DIANE MARIE DONAHUE Diane Rick Renee — Where ' s Beatrice? Jill — wanna cruise 9 Cape Cod Cumby Runs real bad Well what would you do? . . . Cokeage semper-fi Activities Color Guard — Rifles (1, 2. 3, capt 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Gym Aide (2) Today ' s beautiful moments are tomorrow ' s beautiful memories. BRADFORD J. DOWDALL Brad Yngwie who 7 . . Pine needle What are ya doing 7 Bristol Farms AMC Concord Ozzy Dokken Patriots Mike, — Grogan Rules! Activities: Football (1), Varsity Club (1), Office Aide (2), Junior Achievement (1, 2, 3, 4), Year- book Staff (4), Purple Key (4), Senior Class Play Smile, it ' s the second best thing to do with your lips. MIKE S. EHRLICH Mountain Z28 . Rush . ACDC Sept 19 . . . Tammie 4 20 86 Love always . Lou Rules! . You knew it 1 Activities Golf (2), Varsity Club (2) Those who know us best must rise and save us from ourselves. — Rush FREDERICK A. EKSTRAND Fred Quiet . . Self-directed . . . Always planning Activities: Library Aide Self-confidence is the first requisite to great undertakings. A. PETER FERNANDES Pedro Augie Aimee Set ' em up eggroll . . . You ' ll get over it Any little thing will set me off . . Hey Mac . . . Pick, a college, any college . . Chartley Country Store Studs . . . Activities: Spaghetti Supper (4), Ethnic Brothers (4) You will not understand. This is not who I am. I have become comfortably numb. HOLLI ANN FITZGERALD Holifer Midget Scott I LOVE YOU! 3 4 86 . . . Rifles . . . Cubby run . . . Who says I ' m short . . . What a ya doin . . . Dawn ' s partner in crime ... No Prob . . . Boston . Bon Jovi . . . Scott 4-eva and a day. Activities: Color Guard — Rifles (1, 2, 3, 4), Ma- jorette Comp. Squad (4), Eddie was here (4), Chorus (1 , 3, 4), Yearbook Staff (3, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Office Aide (4), Gym Aide (2, 3, 4), Pep Club (2), Track (1,2) Some things in the past are better left behind; every night I dream of you the images are clear as day. GALE ELIZABETH FONGER Gale I ' m not a snob, really . . . squares . . . Mrs. B bad attitude ... I can ' t — I have to work . . . you ' re so queer . . . Theresa there ' s a stop sign!! . . J.D. 9 1 85 Activities: Volleyball (2, 3), French Club (2), Prom Comm. (3), Pep Club (2, 3, 4), Eddie was Here (4), Yearbook Staff (4), Varsity Club (2, 3), Tennis (3), Office Aide (4), Spaghetti Supper (4) If you don ' t understand my silence, how could you ever understand my words. MELISSA A. GEORGE Mousie Judge . . . Griffin ' s Partner in Crime . . . ' cause that s what ya do . . . Chocolate cake . . . RILU! ... Oh you ' re so cute! California . . . Well, Can I have it! Activities: Tennis (2), American Section (3), Ma- jorettes (4), Purple Key (4), Majorette Comp. Squad (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Gym Aide (4) Bom to be different TAMMIE L. GIRELLI Tarn Mike 4 20 86 Boston Z28 pink hearts . . long-stemmed red roses Horseneck 6 19 86 Activities: Track (1-4), Honor Society (2-4), Junior Achievement (Pres 3), Who ' s Who (3), NAJAC (3), Varsity Club (1-4) Life has many pleasures wonderful to recall, but of its many treasures the most beautiful of all is love JONATHAN GOLDMAN Goldie That ' s What She Said . . really ... I know . Ethnic Brothers Rule . Hey Dude Phil and Pete . . Would you — I would Ciao Babe 1 Activities: Football (1), Tennis (1, 2, 3. 4). Stu- dent Council (1), Boys ' State (3), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Pep Club (4), Eddie Was Here (4), Senior Class Play (4), Prom Comm (3), Basketball Mgr (3), NAHS (3. 4) You can tell everyone I ' m a damn disgrace, drag my name all over the place. I don ' t care anymore. LAUREN GOLDMAN If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? I must be traveling on now, ' cause there ' s too many places I ' ve got to see It I stayed here with you now, things just couldn ' t be the same ' cause I ' m as tree as a bird now And this bird you ' ll never change ... PAUL A. GONSALVES Dozer Powerlines Party Is it Friday Yet??? . Jim get me a cold one! Let s go to Micky D ' s . . . Pick-up Trucks Activities: Spaghetti Supper (4), Purple Key (4), Ethnic Brothers, Senior Sleepout (4) A man has to know his limitations . . . especial- ly when he has nonet V SEAN W. GREEN Sean Iron What? Hey Paul, What are we doin ' this weekend? Party over Joe ' s . . Triumph . . . Scorpions Led Zeppelin I ' m outta here Face up . make your stand. And realize you ' re living in the golden years. EDWARD S. GONSALVES JR. Ed Ouiet occasionally falling asleep in class Guitar Led Zeppelin always Music Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. 38 KENNETH W. GREENE Kenema P O JB. ' s California here we come Activities Ski Trips (2,3,4) Don t do today, what you can do tomorrow? ' THERESA GENEVE GRIEVE Theresa The partymobile . . Foxboro squares . . . you give love a bad name . That is so wild . . . The fence You only live once . . You laugh fun- ny, I laugh normal Activities: Color Guard (2, 3, 4), Student Council (2, 3), Track (1,2, 4), Pep Club (1 , 2, 3, 4), Varsi- ty Club (1,2, 3, 4), Chorus (1), Office Aide (1, 2, 4), Gym Aide (1 , 2, 3, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4) It ' s better to love and lose than not to love at all. Sometimes I see things as they are and ask why? But I dream of things that never were and ask why not! CHRISTINE ANNE GRIFFIN Griffin Steve 5 5 86 forever Melissa ' s partner in crime My name is Bobby Well what would you say 9 . Steve, I Love You. Activities Gym Aide (3), Color Guard — Rifles (3), Spaghetti Supper (4) Let ' s just say I was testing the bounds ol reali- ty. I was curious to see what would happen That ' s all it was: just curiosity. DAVID W. HAMM Hambone Jake — Want to partsky 9 Deffo Jake — you will be tapped Iron What? . What you gonna do now boy? . Kind of like your comb . . . Diddididada Maiden Rules! Activities Baseball (1) By the power ol IRON MAIDEN heavy metal shall live! PAMELA ANN HANSEN Pam Maureen — I ' m just attracted to him Martha — How do we get out of this one? My friend Stacey Ethnic Babes GFQ Time for my little black book . . . I almost smoked him Fred and Skip!! Activities; Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Ski Club (3, 4) The moment that is past you have no more; you are not sure of any future moment; you have only the present moment, nothing more ... DONNA CHRISTINE HARDING Donna Fine Donna Lora Inc telephone poles 9 water skiing Shana Babes Dave (how many of us have them 9 ) your headlights, Lora Denise 1 bun patrol food 9 sure Activities Field Hockey (3, 4). Basketball (2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (2, 3. 4), Purple Key (4) Band ( 1 . 2, 3). Homecoming Court (1,2,3). Honor Roll ( 1 . 2.3,4) A smile is the whisper ol the heart RAY GROSS Ray Are you Paul 9 . Motorcross Honda . . Conquest Awesome! . Ratt-N-Roll The Question is Noot . You Know Who . . The Racetrack Activities Basketball (2), National Art Honor Society (3, 4) Don ' t be a follower, Find your own path and set the pace JOANNE MARIE HUBER Jo 10 4 86 Eileen wait for me in the bathroom — Aerosmith Middleboro Boston Ya, that ' s the ticket So I look fat 9 All guys are jerks Why Me 9 Activities English Aide (2), Chorus (3). Spaghet ti Supper (4), Purple Key (4) It you love something set it tree, it it doesn ' t come back it was never meant to be MICHAEL JACOBS Mike Partsky ' Hockey and Karate Rule ' The island of ' Doom ' The dog ate my hash brown criminology Activities Football (1) Nature has formed you, desire has trained you, fortune has preserved you for this insanity, MICHELLE Y. HUTCHEON Shell Marty ' s Partner in crime . . Reg — we ' re Palace Bound Scavenger Hunt ' 85 . Pam — Oak Street Adventure G F Q Dwayne (The Human Yo-Yo) Ethnic Babes Activities Field Hockey (1, 2, 3, 4), Softball (2), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Yearbook (3, 4), Cheerleadmg (4), Prom Comm (3), Track (1, 3). Homecoming Court (4), Eddie was Here (4), Varsity Club (1,2,3,4), Ski Club (1 , 2, 4) We see the future, the children of light let us shine on the world and show we are bright MICHELE JOHNSTON Shell Party Dude . . B C F . . . What, are you high 7 . . C-Ya Memorial Park — Taunton How ' bout it . . . Otis . . Eileen — Wanna go have a cig Activities Volleyball (1) For as long as you live and as high as you fly, smiles you give, tears you cry, for all that you touch and all that you see is all that your lite will ever be LAWRENCE D. IADONISI Larry You bet animal workout The condo chase 86 C C F B F Dude Sasegra Keep it clean . D Y F H Milu . . . You Dog You be Buzzin ' . Activities Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1), Pep Club (4), Varsity Club (1 , 2, 3, 4), Band (1,2, 3), Senior Class Play (4), Shotokhan (2, 3, 4) Only those who do nothing or say nothing escape criticism CHARLES E. JOHNSTON Chock That ' s cool . I guess Car Palace Mega Cool Get Real Get a life . . . Later Gotta hit Pam and Martha — I ' m in Charge Activities: Track (2), Eddie was here (4) Cheer up, it could get worse. CAROLYN L. JORDAN Cara You never heard of Yaz 7 . To each his own . , . Nicole 7 Did he say What ' s Greenpeace? . . But I AM a forward 7 France 85 . . . Cubulos and wingbats for Nate . Legos for Laura . El. I was born a year too late . . Activities: Band (1, 2, 3), Basketball (1, 2, 3. 4), Tennis (1, 2, 3, 4), French Club (2, 3, VP 4), Yearbook (1 , 2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (1 , 2, 3, 4) in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together, and you all sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. KENNETH C. KALASINSKY Ken AC DC Hey man don ' t mess with Tony Man Out of here Angus Rules Cliff Burton Lives Bud 1 Activities Track (1), Newspaper Editor (2), Ski Club (2, 3,4) No stop sign, speed limit, nobody ' s gonna slow me down — AC DC Highway to Hell i i t I A DINA J. KANTELIS Deenie Dma ' s other half excuse me 9 ! McD ' s What are you on drugs 191 I am so sure 1 I don ' t know ' Give me strength Dina, Let ' s spread vicious rumors! Activities Purple Key (4), Office Aide (4) Sometimes we keep the best of us inside lor only the best people to discover MARTHA LYNN KENNELLY Marty Pam — How are we gonna get out of this one 91 , . . Tom — wanna let us in? Ethnic Babes . . . Summer ' 86 Puppy love G F 1 Dawn ' s partner in crime 1 11 22 86 Shells — Who this week 9 ! Yeah, Leah — I need another 1 Gail, What experiences 9 Activities Field Hockey (1, 2, 3, 4), Cheerleadmg (4), Softball (2, 3), Track (1), Ski Club (1 , 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (1 , 2. 3, Sec 4), Varsi- ty Club (1. 2, 3, 4), Student Council (3, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Prom Committee (3), Yearbook Staff (4), Gym Aide (3, 4), Senior Class Play (4) ... My dreams were all my own, I accounted tor them to nobody. They were my refuge when annoyed — my dearest pleasure when tree CYNTHIA ANN KING Cindy Lis — Guess What ' Camaro Capers 5 31 Car Wars You ' ve corrupted me 1 Summer ' 86 Movies I know nothing 12 6 86 . . . Secret Love NO, Never — Until next time . . . Polish or Italian 7th period study SO ... No — You Lose Spontaneity Are you serious 9 Retrospect Activities Cheering (1, 2, 3, co-capt 4), Comp Cheering (1, 2, co-capt 4), Honor Society (2, 3, 4), Homecoming Court (4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, pres 4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Evaluation Comm. (3, 4), Math Team (4), Yearbook (4), Prom Comm (3), Eddie Was Here (4), Honor Roll (1,2,3, 4), Senior Class Play (4), NEDT Cer- tificate (2) Above all else, guard your affections, For they influence everything else in your life. NORMAN A KINGSLEY ' Storman Norman Mustang Iron Maiden Dokken Horror Movies Activities Library Aide (1.2.3,4), Track (3) Do unto others before they do unto you STEVEN P. KINNEY Mouse Ranking Never serious Music Mood Jammin ' Activities Basketball (1, 2. 3. 4), Track (1). Pur- ple Key (4), Varsity Club (2. 3. 4) It there is no easy way out. then there is no way out at all MICHELLE A. LARAMEE Michelle What the beep man When are we going out? . . , Spur of the moment Roller coaster Money Higher Education Space Friends 4-Eva Activities: Volleyball (1, 2, 3. 4), Softball (1,2, 3, 4), Guidance Aide (4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Volleyball All-Stars (3, 4), Sun Chronicle All- Stars (4), Softball All-Stars (3) ' To talk without thinking is to shoot without aiming. KERRY A. KOPPINGER Fosta Floy Aerosmith ' 86 Car Palace Wah-Wah . My 8 cylinder KISS 108 FM We gotta work Kare! . Eileen — Sign a few tings for ' dem! Full-grown, funky and ferocious — Have I always been this precocious? SCOTT D. LaVALLEY Scooter Money Chevy Trucks Girls Bon-Jovi . . . (You give love a bad name ) You have failed only when you have failed to try MARK A. LaPIERRE Marky Condo Chase 86 Ethnic Bros Power Lines Warwick S Washington Street 10 29 86 Gimme a six Activities Tennis (2, 3, 4), Golf (2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (2, 3, 4), Pep Club (2, 3, 4), Ski Club (1 , 2, 3, 4) Fly and you will catch the wind, dream and you will reach your goal 42 MICHELLE ANN LaVOlE Chelly Basically, France 85 Money ain ' t for nothing . . . Martha ' s wet noodle . . Candy — is he sup- posed to be standing up? . . . Paul — I love you!! . . Gas it 1 , . . Riding on the freeway in an orange olds Activities: Track (2), Field Hockey (3, 4), Purple Key (4), Prom Comm. (3), Spaghetti Super (4) How long I ' ve wanted this dream to come true and as it approaches I can ' t believe I ' m through. ERIC D. LARSON Captain O.K. Brad! . . What are you doing? Activities Track (1 , 2, 3, 4), Cross-Country (2, 3, 4) Good, Better, Best — never let it rest — until your good is better and your better best EILEEN M. LEE Eileen Steven ... July 11, 84 . Yea, that ' s the ticket Dma, We ll never do that again! Memorial Day Steven for eva . Joanne and Michele ' s Partner in Crime . Aerosmith . But Mr Gorman . . . Let ' s have a clg Memorial Park, Taunton Activities. Volleyball (1, 2), Basketball (1), Soft- ball (1), Gym Aide (1, 2), Honor Roll (4), Spaghetti Supper (4) The world is tilled with kings and queens, they blind your eyes and steal your dreams, it ' s hea.en and hellll! STEVEN S. LEE Steve The Ethnic Bros Rule! . Reeeeally? ... I knoooow Sean, let s take them on! Crazy-go-Nuts . Barry — the what Palace 7 The Asian Connection You ' re not so bad . Chartley Country Store Dynasty Devbo, are you ba-ed 9 Toby, who was it this time? Activities: Track (2, 4), Varsity Club (2, 3, 4), Stu- dent Council (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Prom Comm (3), Senior Class Play (4) There is a time and a place tor everything. TOBIN L. LOVERING Toby Don ' t worry guys, my father ' s got an ultimate set of tools I can fix it Bark, Bark, You Be Buzzing Activities: Track (3, 4), Baseball (2), Golf (1, 2, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Senior Class Play (4), Varsity Club (1,2, 3, 4) To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but dream, not only plan, but believe; be a believer and you will be a winner. GERARD D. LYNCH G . . . a legacy All hail Calupuss Ken ' s house Spazz ' s cellar and the thing Am I, Do I, I do?! 9 ! 9 ! Hey, Listen to the BASS! 1 Great minds have always encountered opposi- tion from menial people Mi | I SEAN LYONS Sean No Way 1 What ' d I do 9 So what . It ' s time This one thing I do, torgettmg those things which are behind, and reaching forth onto those things which are behind, and reaching forth un- to those things which are before. I press toward the mark. KIMBERLIE MacDONALD Kimber, Kim 5 14 86 Hey guys, what ' s up 9 McD ' s Lora — what study hall 9 Lou — what s back 9 Chin — let ' s go out 1 Kev 5 30 86 Activities Prom Comm (3). Yearbook (2. 4), J A (1, 2. 3. 4), Evaluation Comm (2). NEDT cer- tificate (2) Smile, It ' s Contagious 1 PAULG. MACKEN Mack Sup Condo Chase 86 . . . C C F. . . . Pumping iron Putty Downtown Boys Boston Bound E B R Activities Tennis (2, 3, 4), Hockey (1), Varsity Club (2, 3, 4). Pep Club (3, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Spanish Club (3, 4), Ski Club (4) ... And in the end on dreams we will depend cause that ' s what love is made ot SHANA ALEXANDRIA MACOMBER Shan Hey Kimmie let ' s go to Providence . Donna Babes Ethnic Babes Porsche 911 Too hot Chowder . Your dirty Run D M C . Kiss . Al I Love You 9 7 85 Activities Band (1, 2, 3), Student Council (1), Track (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Senior Class Play (4) The most wasted day ot all is that on which we have not laughed. NICOLE P. MAHER Nicki Cara — Let ' s go sailing! Why are they so callow - ? Oils — What ' s up in Foxboro 7 . Let ' s play tennis Taber! Say Hi 1 to Bernie for me Did you say Snow, Cilia 7 To each his own 1 Activities National Honor Society (2, 3, Pres 4), Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Yearbook (1, 2, 3, Sports co-editor 4), French Club (2. 3 V.P., 4 Sec ), Field Hockey (1, 2, 3, 4), Tennis (2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (1 . 2, 3, 4), Prom Comm (3), Spag Supper (4), Girls ' State (3), Debate Team (3) hear a voice you cannot hear which says I cannot stay, I see a hand you cannot see which beckons me away MAUREEN S. MALLOY Maureen Monkee Junkee . . 11 22 86 . So . My checkmarks aren ' t backwards — yours are! . . . I.L.P.G. No, my nails ARE NOT FAKE .Let your spirit stay unbroken, May you not be deterred Activities: J V Basketball (1), Newspaper (2, 3), Spaghetti Supper (4) Wow bid me run and I will strive with things impossible. THOMAS J. MANDOSA Mandy Hey Devbo 1 What are you baked 7 . . Cujo Anyone have a pen . . . EOSHIDI! . . Putty! . . C.C F. . . M M connection . . . Hey Lard A — ! Ethnic Bros Activities Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (2), Track (1 , 2, 3, 4), Ski Club (2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (1 , 2, 3, 4), Spanish Club (3, 4), Student Council (1, 3, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Yearbook Staff (4), Pep Club (1,2, 3,4) We are the people our parents warned us about. CANDACE PATRICIA MANN Candy John 1 1 14 86 — Q.I. . riding on the freeway In an orange Olds, Chunky fruit punch . . . P- town (84-86) . . . Flygirl . . . Pam-stick those celery sticks . . . Martha ' s wet noodle . . . What are we gonna do tonight 7 . Baaa 7 . Basical- ly Gas it 1 . Money ain ' t for nothm . . . France ' 85 . I ' m cold! . . G.F.Q I love you JohnT.T. f Activities: Field Hockey (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1 , 2), Track (1), Student Council (1,2, 3, 4), Pur- ple Key (4), Spaghetti Suppe r (4), Prom Comm. (3), Yearbook (3, 4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Gym Aide (1,2,3, 4), Honors (1 , 2, 3, 4) The true meaning of success is going from failure to failure without a loss ot enthusiasm. ROBERT WILLIAM MANN Rob Thai ' s cool . . why? . . Trigonometry . Letter invaders Dave, you got the stuff 67 Fairlane Is today Friday 7 There is no greater grief than to remember happy times in misery. PRISCILLA D. MANSFIELD Cilia The Fox is mine 1 . Huey Lewis . . . Ziggy You know how paranoid I get Heather — What to do . . Nicole — wanna play tennis? . . . Kris — What time is it? . . . I ' m not quiet 1 Activities Gym Aide (1), Tennis (2, 3, 4), French Club (2, 3, 4), Math Team (3, 4), Nat ' l. Honor Soc (3, Sec. 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Honor Roll (1,2, 3, 4) do not know beneath what sky nor on what seas shall be thy late, I only know it shall be high, I only know it shall be great. JOSEPH W. MARINO Joe YOU GOTTA LOVE IT! ... No more speeches, I promise Breakfast Club — Who ' s paying 7 Skiing — Baseball — 6 . . . D.T . Anyone got a pencil? . . Joe s Taxi Service I can spell that? Wake me up when it ' s over 1 ! 1 M M connection Activities Baseball (1, 2, 3, Co-Capt 4), Foot- ball (1 , 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4), Varsity Club (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Club (1 . 2, 3. 4), Student Council (3, 4), Ski Club (3, 4), Band (2), Boys ' State (3), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Yearbook (4) It it is to be, it is up to me! SANDRA L. MAY Champ Billy — 9 25 84 . 1 14 86 . . . Jessica-Lynn . Skit — a year of supply Polo Lisa — look at that one, Lisa ' s other half Hard Habit to Break Baby Bond . He ' s back again Lisa. Activities Field Hockey (1, 2), Office Aide (1), Basketball (1), Softball (1), Spaghetti Supper (4) look like an angel and act like one too but you can never can tell what an angel will do. heather McCaffrey Crash Lenny I love you Kelly ' s partner in crime Let ' s get some M M ' s am I gonna hit anything Lenny, July 10. 1985 — forever Activities Varsity Club (3), Volleyball (3). Gym Aide (3), Pep Club (1), Student Council (1), Senior Class Play (4) There are many people that we meet in our lives, but only a lew will make a lasting impres- sion on our minds and hearts KIM MARIE MclNTYRE Kimmy Kimma I love you Richard 3 16 85 Daddy ' s little girl Princess Mother Really ' My Babe . . . Rich Everyone — I CAN TOO DRIVE 1 . Ethnic Babes Activities Cheerleadmg (3, 4). Competition Cheerleading (4), Track (1). Chorus (3. 4), Pep Club (3, 4). Varsity Club (3, 4) have not lost you — you are in my heart forever HEATHER M. McQUADE Heather How many calories in a plum 7 . No my nails aren ' t fake 1 Boston Alka, why weren ' t you at your post? . . . Lunch Buddies Activities Spaghetti Supper (4), Purple Key (4), Gym Aide (3. 4), Honor Roll (1,2, 4) Happiness is nothing il it is not known and very little it it is not envied LISA McKENNA Lis Jim 10 4 85 FOREVER Hi hon Boston Renee, I ' m gonna hit you I know JILYAAF I love you Jim Karen, there ' s a pole right there Activities Yearbook (Business 4), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Business Advisory Board (4), Color Guard (3) Never shall I forget the days I spent with you, can you continue to be my tnend JAYNE RAE MOREAU Jaynee 52-pomt turn Pam — Is Andy STILL there?? . . . Bugs Bunny and Six Flags The Fruitkake Club Bacon Pizza at John ' s . . Kathee — Here I am Maw Activities: French Club (2, 3, 4), Math Team (1), National Honor Society (2, 3, 4), Who ' s Who Among American H S Students (3, 4), Society of Distmg Amer H S (3,4), Bausch and Lomb Science Award (3) Me permettez pas au monde autour de vaus de vous forcer dans sa propre forme, mais permettez a dieu de vous recreer. BETH B. McLEOD Beth Loving sister A M — love ya accounting ding-a-ling GMC Jimmy, Please 1 Activities Bell choir, baby-sitting, ceramics Yesterday is gone, so just forget it: tomorrow hasn ' t come, so don ' t worry about it. today is here, so make the most of it w hi ' ' KATHLEEN E. MOORE Kathee Punk Cyndi Lauper Swatch Pink Con- verse Hi-Tops Jaynee — Where ' s Runt 7 Have a purpose in life, and having it, put into your work such strength of mind and muscle as God has given you. DAWN MICHELE MUNIER Dawn Crystal 5 8 85 Ethnic Babes ... Hey Daws, I need a ride home . Martha ' s partner in crime . . Tom, ya wanna let us in Food!! . . Let ' s hear some chowder Activities: Cheerleadmg (1), Field Hockey (2), Pep Club (1. 2), Varsity Club (1, 2), Office Aide (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Senior Play (4), Gym Aide (1,4) Hope is the essence of life we cannot live without GAIL F. MURRAY Brat Gail — You ' re late again 11 Bob — lots of great memories Camp ' 86 Cheering — I love it 111 Let ' s hear some chowder 111 Toby — Want to watch a horror movie 9 Senior Sleepout Food 1 Horses I ' m such a brat 7 I ' m so Gullible 1 Toby Ethnic Babes Activities Cheering (2, 3, 4), Pep Club (2, 3. 4), Varsity Club (2, 3. 4), Color Guard (1), Senior Sleepout (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Purple Key (4), Yearbook (4), Ski Club (1 , 2), Honors (1, 2, 3, 4), Prom Committee (3) Sometimes we keep the best part ot ourselves deep inside tor only the best people to discover JAMES ERIC O ' BRIEN Mr O-Bri-on 76-Vega Ethnic Bros Lookm McNasty . . Butt Me . . . NCC. — 86 . Power Lines Dude, I ' m tellm ya Bur Bur ' ' What we ' re about to do is against the law be or not to be, that is the question To PAULM. O ' CONNOR Oakie 33 Ford Coupe Nothm for Nothin Stand by Me Never forget to invite Jack D Activities Cross-Country (1.2). Track (1.2) Living in a dream world and my only nightmare is reality LAUNA M. MYERS Launa Pine needle memories . . . F T B S S M A 11 21 tuba . that ' s nasty I ' m just loshm ya ' DB what ' s up 9 Activities Marching Band (1, 2, Lib 3, Pres 4), Concert Band (1, 2, Lib 3, Pres 4). Stage Band (2, 3, 4). Purple Key (4), Yearbook Staff (4) In our lite there is a single color which pro- vides the meaning ot life It is the color ot love, KAREN C.O ' CONNELL Cookie K.O C DLB LM — FTBS?? — Oui, Ouili . . Wait ' ll I think of something, I ' ll get you back It ' s get- tin ' ugly in here . . . Sorry, but that ' s not art Don ' t let Dan the Man see that I dunno — maybe — who are you 7 This can get a straw , . , Tell me no 1 Activities Color Guard (2, 3, 4), Math Team (1 , 2, 3, 4), Yrbk Co-Ed (4), Nat ' l Hon Soc (2, 3, V P 4). Nat ' l Art Hon. Soc (3, Pres 4). French Club (2, 3), Girls ' State (3), Voice of Dem — 2nd place (3), Mass Gov ' t Day (3), D A R award (4) Awakening with my work finished, I ask myself: ' whence do we come? What are we 9 Where are we going? ERIN D. M. O ' SHEA Erin I know my picture came out terrible ' Jimmy. I saw the RED HEAD 1 Spain ' 85 Carpenters with Levis and work boots Don ' t call me Kelly, we ' re totally different What speed limit 9 BAD HABIT He ' s so shy Is he workin ' tonight 9 Activities Track (1, 2. Capt 3. 4). Volleyball (1. 3. 4), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (3, 4), Pep Club (3. 4). Purple Key (4) Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off your goal KELLY F. O ' SHEA Kelly That ' s nice He ' s on drugs ... I can ' t, I have to work Jen, the computer made the mistake . Don ' t call me Erin, we ' re totally dif- ferent . . . Activities National Honor Society (2. 3, 4), Who ' s Who Among American H S Students (3, 4), Society of Distinguished American H.S. Students (4), Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Yearbook Assis- tant Editor (4), Varsity Club (2, 3, 4), Gym Aide (1,2,3,4) you can imagine it. you can achieve it, if you can dream it, you can become it For what you are is God ' s gift to you, what you become is your gift to God ROSE-MARIE PECK Rosie Pontiac Fiero ' 86 T.S.? Boulevard Yeah, that ' s the ticket Get a job!! . Wang Chung? Bye 1 ! Activities Honor Roll (1 , 2, 3, 4) The love in your heart wasn ' t put there to slay, love isn ' t love till you give it away. KAREN B, PIERCE Kare God . . . Funky . The only look . . . Joycie ' s right . 78 Cougar I am so aggravated . . . Boston I know . . Hi, hon . . . Renee ' s buddy . . . Come on Lisa Activities: Cheerleading (1), Pep Club (1), Spaghetti Supper (4), Yearbook Staff (4), Purple Key (4) you love something set it free, if it comes back it is yours, if it doesn ' t — you know it was never meant to be. ERIC F, PANE Eric Joe and Tim — Let ' s go to Killmgton Joe, Tim, and Tom — remember the snowball fight . . Bob, is that a stogie 7 Activities Golf (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1. 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1,2.3, 4), National Honor Society (2, 3, 4) Life is only as hard as you make it. CHERIE L. PIERCE Cherie My funny Valentine We ' re on the road to nowhere Hey Di — Ever feel like ...?!... Pink is so dreadfully cheery! REM Ex- perienced Clothing I don ' t want to shock anyone — so . . Activities: National Art Honor Society (Sec 3, 4), Yearbook Art Staff (4), Track (1), Cheering (1, 2), Newspaper Staff (4), Student Council (1, 4), Regional Advisory (4) Ohl Please don ' t say you agree with me. Whenever people agree with me I think I ' ve said something wrong CANDACE ELIZABETH PIKE Candy Jimmy Crickets . . Chene, do you need a ride 9 , . . C.H.N.H. . Orange is only a color . M M. But Ms Gagnon, I don ' t like it ... Humiliation Activities: Field Hockey (1, 3), Track (1), Year- book (4), Regional Advisor (4), Art Honor Socie- ty (3, 4), Prom Committee (3), Spaghetti Supper (4) All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. LISA MICHELLE POOLE Lisa Cindy — What?! . . . Camaro Capers 5 31 Car Wars ... I just thought I ' d share that with y ' all. . . . Cape Cod Pufferbellies ... 7th period study . . . Buy your own paper, it ' s not fair . . . SO ... No — You Lose! ... NO, Never — Until next time . . . Summer ' 86 ... I know nothing . . . Spontaneity Activities: Cheerleading (2, 3, 4), Pep Club (2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (3, 4), Yearbook (2, 3, 4 asst. editor), Newspaper (2, 3 asst. editor, 4 editor), Spanish Club (2, 3), Prom Committee (3), Stu- dent Council (4), Purple Key (4) COURAGE has many laces; Though it needs but only one . . . And this one says Keep Try- ing, For YOU KNOW IT CAN BE DONEI DANIELLE MARIE RICCI Dani Dingy STEPHEN 1 1 04 85 I kill you blocked . . . Jabba shift!? Direct Hit! Smile . Miami Vice Stephen, I love you! 1 ! Activities Majorette Squad (1, 2, 3, Capt 4), Majorette Competition Squad (3, Capt 4), Purple Key (4), Yearbook Typist (4), Guidance Aide (2, 3, 4), Science Aide (1, 2, 3), Library Aide (1), Chorus (1,2), Gym Aide (2,3) Sometimes we keep the best pan ' ol ourselves inside lor only the best people to discover. ALEXANDER J. POREDA Smooth Ethnic Brothers Rule! . . . DUDE . . . Crazy-Go- Nuts . . . Porsche 911SC Targa . . .Run D.M.C. 79 Trans AM . . . Shana — T LOVE YOU! . . . 9 17 85 Activities: Football (1 , 2, 4), Tennis (2), Varsity Club (1 , 2, 4), Pep Club (1,2, 4), Dance Commit- tee (4) Variety is the spice of life. JAMES T. PROPHET Fly- John . . . Don ' t play in between songs . . . Zep- pelin . . . Lubby ' s Late . . . We ' re gonna get booed. As an eagle leaves his nest, he has so far to go ALKA P. POPAT Bubbles Physics help? . . . You ' re a looney . . . Kris, Let ' s sing . . . It ' s a wig!!! ... I want a car!!! . . . Come to Biss and leave me tips . . . Yearbook — take this job . . . Activities: Honor Society (2, 3, 4), Tennis (2, 3), Yearbook (2, 3, co-editor 4), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Guidance Aide (4), Ed- die Was Here (4) Count your age by friends not years; count your life by smiles not tears. 1 KIMBERLEY A. ROBBINS Kim Kimmy Hey Shan . . . Providence?! . . . Wanna Wrestle 7 . . . Tammie, thanks for everything Help, I need directions! . . Out of control No way. really?? . . . Tennis anyone? . . . Joey, teach me karate ... My lips belong to hey guys, wan- na go the Car Palace? I ' ll be on time Me 9 Late?? . . . Heaven . . . Bob, I love youl Activities: Cheerleading (1), Band (1. 2). Year- book (2, 3, Assist. Ed 4), Student Council (3, V.P. 4), Tennis Team (1, 2, Capt 3. Co-Capt 4). Varsity Club (1 , 2, 3. 4), Purple Key (4), Spaghet- ti Supper (4), Pep Club (1 , 2, 3. 4) A smile is worth a thousand words 49 GRETCHEN ANN SAYCE Gretch Knights in white satin . . Canada . . . Hockey — 2 2 86 The Eagles . Just tell me where we are going Let ' s hear some chowder ... I don ' t know, maybe it ' s just me! . . . The more I look, the more I like! Activities: Treasurer (1), Color Guard (2), Prom Comm. (3), Purple Key (4), English Aide (4), Yearbook Staff (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Class Play (4), Gym Aide (4) Sometimes we keep the best part of ourselves deep inside, for only the best people to discover ' ' KRISTEN A. RODRIGUES Kris What a lunch table 9 . . . You guys are crazy! . . . Inquiring minds want to know Bon Jovi . . Dokken In 3-D! Activities Tennis (2, 3, 4), French Club (2. 3, 4), Math Team (3, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Honor Roll (1,2, 3, 4), Who ' s Who (3) You and me and my old friends, Hoping it would never end, Never say good-bye JENNIFER A. SCOTT Jenn Now what are we gonna do? . . . Ski?!! . . . Band practice starts — When 7 . . . The green machine . . Pick a direction . . . What ALARM? . U2 . . If I follow you home will you keep me 7 . . . Turbo Activities. Marching Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Concert Band (1. 2, 3, 4), Track (3, 4), Student Council (1). Yearbook Staff (3) you know what is the answer, why don ' t you tell me; what does it feel like, to be free . . . What does it feel like? LINDA M, ROE Linda Brian I love You . . . New York bound Thanks Mom and Don — for everything Part Time Boston Diana and Erin — friends forever . ZZ Top . Brian ... I love you. Our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall RAYMOND H. SCOTT Ray Go to school to work, . Go to work at school . . . Fords Forever!!! There is dignity in work when it is work freely accepted. JILL MARIE SCAGNOLI jiii Diane — I wanna cruise . . Boston Skatm ' . . 8 23 86 Diane — the water towers . . . What a ya doin ' 7 . . . Well Alright! . Real Bad Hey are you gom ' skating tonight 7 . Shcumm Activities: Field Hockey (2), Color Guard — Rifles (3), Purple Key (4) The world of reality has its limits, the world of imagination is boundless PAUL A. SEYMOUR JR. Seemin MEGA . . . ' Dog Itch ' . . . Carol (xo) .Tex per. 2 . . . 1975 Duct taped Pontiac Junk Heap . . ' Give me gas moneyl ' . . . Got a dollar? . wick- ed .. . Surfin ' U.S.A. ... The Beach Boys . . . You ' re baked! Activities: Spaghetti Supper (4), Senior Class Play (4), Junior Achievement (3), Football (3, 4), Varsity Club (3,4) Friendship is neither a formality nor a mood, it ' s rather a life. MICHAEL SHAW Mike What ' d I do? . . . Get out of my face — punk! . . . You ' re dead Activities:Football (1,2, 4), Track (1,2, 3), Varsi- ty Club (1 , 2, 3), Pep Club (1 , 2, 3) It doesn ' t matter what happens as long as you ' re having fun while it ' s happening. JAMES SICARD Jim TANYA . . . T N T. ... You die . . . Power lines . . . Devbo Rules . . . Ethnic Bros. . . . Pete ' s van . . . Chancey ' s Van . . . Tanya Activities: Football (1, 2, 3, capt. 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, capt. 4), Track (1, 2, 4), Spaghetti Sup- per (4) Eddie Was Here (4), Varsity Club (1 , 2, 3, 4), Senior Class Play (4) am what I am and if that isn ' t good enough, TOO BAD! WILLIAM EDWARD SHAUL Billiam Deb forever . . . Maiden rules . . . parly time . . . weekends ... We there yet . . . Don ' t you hate it when that happens Activities: Office Aide (3, 4) Whenever you dream, you are holding the key to open the door and let yourself free. ALICIA M. SIMMONS ' ' l_66Sh 3 1 86 David I LOVE YOU — 8 18 86 . Alicia P Left handed bowling Tammie remember C.H.N.H. and T.N.E. . . . Heather, lunch buddies . . David, do you remember Thackeries? . Paul, don ' t forget to pick me up, OK? Hey cute! Poor baby Activities: Volleyball (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1), Track (1, 2), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Class Secretary (4), Office Aide (4), Purple Key (4), Chorus (1), Yearbook (4), Gym Aide (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Sleepout (4), Junior Achievement (Sec 3, Sec. 4), N A.J A C (3), Spaghetti Supper (4) Immature love says: I love you because I need you; Mature love says: I need you because I love you. DIANE L. SMEDBERG Skitter Home Sweet Home . . . January 8, 1986 . . . Rush . . . Winter . Dreamin ' ! I hear ya! Ac- tivities: School Newspaper (1), Dance Commit- tee (1 , 2, 3), Pep Club (1,2, 3) You said we ' d still be sitting here again, laughing at ourselves: after time has healed and made it right, we ' ll still be lookm ' in each other ' s eyes: and through it all. it ' s friends who survive 51 ERIN C. SMITH Erwin What are we gonna do tonight? . . . Airhead . . . Hi Marty . . . Dawn did it . . . Forget about him Lisa . . . Let ' s go to Boston . . . Michelle, where are you living now? . . . Linda, take me to New York with ya . . . Dawn ' s other half Activities: Office Aide (2, 3), Gym Aide (3, 4), Track (4), Spaghetti Supper (4) Many people can help you along the way, but only one special person can take you there. PETER C. SMITH Ivan 1 -2-3 . . . urp-burp-burp . . . movies . . . Car Wars 5 31 . . Cobra . . . Sounds personal . . . SO? . . . Next! . . . Suplex . . . Tray terminators . . . D.T. ... Get a concept! ... We Won ' t Be Back!!! Activities: Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Eddie Was Here (4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council Presi- dent (4) Although I ' m going to miss you all; I ' ll see you sometime after; For this is not the end of the book; It ' s the start of a brand new chapter. JAMES ALLEN SOUZA Jim ' 86 Mustang GTH . . . It ' s gonna rain because I washed my car ... the race track . . . McDonald ' s . . Skit, I think she ' s in an uproar . . . The question is moot . . . S.M.A. ... No kid- din ' . . The Auto Club Activities: Band (1), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Eddie was Here (4) Years of youth pass suddenly to enter a new beginning, and with a belief of hope and dreams, success shall be our destiny. JENNIFER J.SMITH Jen Jana ' s other half ... No thanks, I just brushed my teeth ... I ' m so excited! ... Mr. Mister . . . 3.00 please, B W . . . Martha ' s Vineyard ' 86 . . . High Five Club . . . Can I bless you . . . Crash sisters . . . Want a granola bar . . . That squirrel almost bit my face! Activities: Majorettes (1, 2, 3, 4), Competition Majorettes (3, 4), Math Team (1, 3,4), French Club (2, 3, 4), Prom Committee (3), Yearbook (4), Purple Key (4), Gym Aide (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Honor Roll (1 , 2, 3, 4) The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. TYLER R. STROTHER Tyron K.F. . . . Mindless Fool . . . Word-up . . . gonex- ticles . . . OOBS . . . ganap . . . Bye!! Activities: Track (3, 4) leave this school, but not in vain. For the memories are golden, and the good times I ' ve gained. LEAH-ANN SOCORRO Leah Scott ... 11 17 83 ... Marty, do you want another cigrt?! . . . Summer ' 86 . . . You ' re SUCH a baby . . . Kim, ILYAMYUM . . . spoiled rotten . . . Gail, how many experiences is that!? . . . Marky, you are as cute as a puppy . . . Ethnic Babes . . . Hawaii ' 87 . . .Scott, I Love You! Activities: Class Secretary (1), Vice-President (2), Treasurer (4), Cheerleading (1, Co-Capt. 2), Field Hockey (3, Capt. 4), Student Council (1 , 2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (1 , 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (1,2,3, 4), Purple Key (4), Spanish Club (3, 4), Prom Committee (3), Yearbook (4) Little drops of water, little grains of sand make the mighty ocean and the pleasant land. So the little minutes, humble tho ' they be, make the mighty ages of eternity! PAULE. SULLIVAN Paul Free at last 1 . . . Sean, What are you doing? . . . I don ' t know China Town Gardens Bad Company Where ' s the party 7 There is never time to do it right, but always time to do it over. JOHN M. TREEFUL John ARIZONA . . . A.S.U. . Juan . Espanol You dip! Voston Spam Cape Cod Good-bye Norton! Activities: J A. (1), Track (1, 2), Spanish Club (2, 3, Pres 4), Newspaper (3), Purple Key (4), Year- book (Bus. Man. 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Stu- dent (2, 3, 4) Neustras horas Son minuto cuando esperamos saber y siglos cuando sabemos lo que se puede aprender. SHANNON J. TUTTLE Tut Shan What ' s your problem. Erin 7 Shut up Alka Kelly can I borrow your shoes 7 I don t know See ya Activities National Honor Society (3. 4). Guidance Aide (4), Track (2), Who ' s Who in American H S Students (3) Good things come in small packages MICHAEL JAMES TIERNEY Rambo 1, 2, 3 — urp burp, burp movies car wash . . . Tray Terminators Cobra . . . Camaro D It wasn ' t that funny , . . Sounds personal What a dime . So . . . Pile driver . . That ' ll work . . you couldn ' t be talk- ing to me WWP We Won ' t Be Back! Activities Baseball (1,2,3, 4), Varsity Club (1,2, 3. 4), Purple Key (4), Eddie was Here (4) Only the shons ol mind and body will have what it takes to conquer life ' s mountains and achieve their dreams. SAMUEL D. TURNAGE Sam Metalhca Rules Cliff Burton lives ... Do what? . . You ' re sick!! . Party at Lester ' s tonight To Valerie All my Love Led Zeppelin Activities Skiing Club (2, 3, 4) Life ' s for my own to live my own way KAREN D. WAITE Karen I love you John! U2 Boy War Spandy 1 Hey, Doughboy Alarm Kie 7 Sure . . . Tif? . . Jackson Brown — Live Honey Dew 7 UB40 M A SH John My Gladiator — What a smile Monkees So there and you just may be the one Air Supply Tastes Great 1 Activities Marching Band (1. 2. 3. Lib 4), Con- cert Band (1,3. 4). Stage Band (3. 4). Basketball (1, 2, 3. 4), Track (1, 2, Capt 3. 4), Drama Club (D A generation without name, ripped and torn, nothing to lose nothing to gam — nothing at all ROBIN M. WALLACE Robin John — I Love You — 8 16 86 . Hey Lora, Let ' s skip physics! Harvard Huey . . . Johnathon!! . . Hey Handsome Muffin . . . 11 28-30 86 John Activities Band (1, Lib 2), Stage Band (1.2, 3), Basketball (1,2, Capt 3, 4), Math Team (Sec 1 , 2, V P 3, 4), Track (1), Student Rep (3). Purple Key (4), Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Who ' s Who (3), Drama Club (1) the sun refused to shine, I ' d still be loving you, when mountains crumble to the sea, there ' d still be you and me. NATHANIEL E. WASHINGTON Nate Eugene Mais Jamais or whatever turns you on Hold It! Stop Now ask me if I care. Activities Track (3, 4), Baseball (3), Basketball (4), Math — Science Olympiad (2). Literary Rally (2. 3) Aaaaaaaaaaahi MARY ANNE WATSON Mary Ellen June 14. N F C. . . D D . Charlene ' s sis ' ? . . . Eileen and Steven in K-Mart?! Oh, my god it ' s 5:00 We rule! U2 Who me? . The Rose Chnssy!! Activities Track (2), Spaghetti Supper (4), Girls ' State (3), Department Aide (4), Honor Roll (3, 4) Sometimes we keep the best part of ourselves inside lor only the best people to discover. BARRY J. WALSH Barry Car Palace . circle Enka Tweek . . D.T. . Torque Doug E Fresh My Adidas Mustang Activities: Golf (1, 2, 3. 4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4). Band (1, 2), Tennis (2. 4). Boys ' State (3), N A H S (3, 4), Pep Club (1 , 2, 3, 4), Ski Club (4) Man who lives without wine, women, and song remains a tool his whole life long. 54 DENISE L. WEAKLEY Denise 69 Mustang . . Smile ... ' 33 Ford Coupe ... I Love You . . Where do we go now? . Gumby . . . Let ' s go I don ' t know . Sorry ... No Way . . . Bye Byes Activities: National Honor Society (3, 4) What we see tor what we seem is in all just a dream BRIAN WATSON Watsie Tootsie What ' s Happening? Let ' s have fun Bruce Springsteen Trips out of school Vacation Activities Track (1 ), Guidance Aide (3) Always try your best even if you fail. DAWN MARIE WEATHERBY Weables Peter — 10 26 85 to eternity! . . . Majorettes . . . BON JOVI . . . Shcume . . ILYPM- SAAF! . . . Holli ' s part- ner in crime . . . Boston . . . Well, can I have it? . . . Peter 4-ever! Activities: Majorettes (2, 3, 4), Majorette Com- petition Squad (3, 4V Spaghetti Supper (4), Chorus (1), Gym Aide (2) Track (1) So understand, don ' t waste your time always searching tor those wasted years. Face up, make your stand, and realize you ' re living in the golden years. ERIC WESTON Eric Computer Coins I ' ve got it What Shhh! . . . Cars . . Lam- b o r g h i n i ... Competition The difficult takes a little while and the impossible takes a little longer Seniors Not Pictured GEORGE COONEY Coon You knew it . . . Over you go ... out of the way . 72 Camaro . . . Right or wrong? . . . Ozzy Change in lifestyle THOMAS GOMM Tom Awesome . . . Golly . . Mechanical Function . . . Wheelamatics Activities: Work (1,2, 3, 4) No man is good enough to govern another man without that other ' s consent. ERIC J. LeBLANC Rick Always last minute for everything . . . Football Games . IRON MAIDEN RULES . . . Ozzy Concert Activities: (1) at first you don ' t succeed try, try again. CHRISTOPHER ROBERTS Chris You do it . . . That ' s just . . . Quiet Activities: Honor Roll (1 , 2, 3, 4) It will take many people to show you how good the world can be; but it will take only one special person to show you how good life can be. MICHAEL SZEWCZYK Mike Iron what? . . . Killer Sue . . . Led Zeppelin . . . Let ' s get T.C. Chin Let ' s get — small?!? . . . iron . . . maiden . . . Obey your MASTER Ba-hah . Metallica Ruiz! Master of puppets I ' m pulling your str- ings; Twisting your mind and slashing your dreams; Blinded by me you can ' t see a thing; Just call my name cause I ' ll hear you scream. SCOTT WHITE Doughboy Pine needle . . . Party . . . What a ya doin ' . . . Mellow times . . . Journey . . . sure ... I don ' t believe, I just did that . . . Aimee — Love always . . . Karen Activities: Marching Band (4), Track (4), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Nema (4) Live every moment . . . Love every day because before you know it your precious time slips away. WILLIAM ZANIBONI Will Party at Lesters! ... 11 7 86 ... Friday night ' s at Jim ' s . . . A LL Y. . . . IRON MAIDEN ... Will ' s pad G.F.Y. ...L.G.A.B. Activities: Ski Trip (2, 3, 4), Math Team (3) LORA J. ZOMMER Lora Lonna Lora Inc. . . . telephone poles? NAK- ED!!! . . . Your teeth, Donna 8 21 86 — Always 17? . No way!!! Horseneck 1986 . . . You love me, know you do Robin, Help 1 . . . MUSIC! Activities National Honor Society (2. 3. 4), Marching and Concert Band (1 . 2), Young Peo- ple ' s Symphony of R.I. (2, 3), S E Mass District High School Band (1,3), Honor Roll (1 . 2. 3, 4) Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream by night More Superlatives Most Absentminded: George Cooney Cherie Pierce Joe Marino Quietest: Priscilla Mansfield Chris Roberts (Missing) Most Talkative: Heather MacCaffrey Tom Mandosa Favorites Least Needed at N.H.S.: Ethnic Brothers Actor: Tom Cruise Movie: Top Gun Radio Station: WHJY Food: Pizza i i i Most Needed at N.H.S.: School Spirit Actress: Molly Ringwald T.V. Show: The Cosby Show Comic Strip: Garfield Group: Bon Jovi THE HANDS OF TIME When we entered high school, a clock was created It was a symbol of the years awaited. As the hands of time began to tu rn We were only freshmen and had much to learn. We were all very timid when we walked through the door, What we saw was exciting and made our hearts soar. Being aware we had four years to complete We studied hard and tried our best, for we had goals to meet. We made it through a successful first year, We made many more friends who became very dear. Our first year of high school had come and gone We knew by the clock it was time to move on. We had to start all over again A new year, a new notebook, a new pencil and pen. But now we were Sophomores, feeling more at ease. With three years to go, time would tease. Our Junior year came — upperclassmen at last We never thought school could be such a blast. There were more places to go and more things to do More cars on the road, and the drivers were you. Wanting to be Seniors, we had nothing to fear We were so happy at the end of the year. It took a long time, but our three years had passed Now it was time to move on to our last. 60 Then we were Seniors, ahead of them all Setting good examples, keeping order in the hall. With many things to do, good grades to maintain, And applications to fill, it was hard to stay sane. The hands of time kept ticking away Getting us closer to our graduation day. Anxious to graduate, we kept our eyes on the clock It finally told us it was time to walk. Now it is time to go our separate ways. But we will always remember our high school days. It ' s a big world out there with much to achieve. We can do whatever we want if we just believe. As we graduate on this stage tonight, There may be anxiety, there may be fright. There may be great moments, like we ' ve had these past years There may be happiness, there may be tears. We ' ve shared together — both good times and bad We will never forget the years we have had. When the hands of time move on, you ' ll see That the class of ' 87 is the best that can be. — Kim Robbins Senior Class Will Dcbra Aftosmes: To Dina A. — good luck with Eric and your life; To Mousie — a new squeaker; To Holli and Kris; — a life long supply of crutches and knee braces; To Bernic — a new roommate; To Mike; — a new car; To Mom and Dad — thanks and all of my love; To the class of ' 87 ' — good luck Jana Allen: Wal — my everlasting love; Jen — my friendship, the Miami Beach life and Dan Marino; Renee — Doug, the Gondola and Candy Lips; Joe — 7th period rap sessions; Robin — the perfect prom dress; Eric — a challenging tennis match; Ray — a Supra; Paul — potato chips; all my friends — good memories Renee Alphonse: Mark — an everlasting relationship together and all my love forever; Karen — a half a brain, a smaller self-image and a friendship forever; Lisa — just tell me the truth; Jill — Beatrice; Shannon — no more ugly days and best of luck always; Diane — more complaints; Eric — a lack of sense of humor Sean Anderson: To Paul — all of our great times and good friend- ship; To Jim — a get-out-of-jail-free card; to Ray — all those times at Wheaton and everlasting friendship; To Goldie — my 944 and my pennies and friendship; To Pete — Joan; To Steve — a mule; To Christa — dealership of 357 mags; To the brothers — mega-friendship David Andrews: To Steve — I leave anything he can steal; To Jason — some whipper snappers and my home lessons; To Jim — some normal clothes; To Ed — the front seat; To Chris — my grades; To Bill — a complete game for Antic; To Anyone — my teachers Dina Andrews: To Eric — all my love and our good times remembered; To Dina K. — the best of times; To my family — thanks for putting up with me through thick and thin; To Renee M. — an everlasting ride to work; To Norton High — pain and misery year after year; To my kitty Charlie — homework to eat Richard Astacio: I wish you guys would get jobs, but I do leave you a quarter to play the pede; To Renee — I leave a bone Janene Banks: To Lorrin — John Bon Jovi, a Harley and my everlasting friendship; To Carol — a long-haired boyfriend; To Jeff — a twelve stringed accoustic; To Shawn — all Clyde ' s children; To Diane B. — a broken overhead; To Lauri — more of the Captain; To Yvonne — a Camaro with leopard striped louvers; To Donna — white nylons; To the Motleys — a bottomless keg and thanks Mom Dave Barac: Denise — our memories and friendship always; Toby — thanks for being my best friend; Larry — a matching car door; Mark — You were fantastic ; Donnie — the word dude ; Al — thanks for the tips; Mom and Dad — thanks; Paul and John: — strong friendship after fights; all my other great friends — Tom, Eric, Pete, Leah, Donna, Shana — memories and best of luck in the future Diane Lee Bartley: To Mom and Dad — thanks and 1 love you; To Kim — a lifetime contract with Saga and many more escape vaca- tions; To Gretch — The coolest pumpkin stealer — a night out with the Boston Bruins; To Sheri — a briefcase in the snow and a new driveway; To the sixth period gym crew — our exceptional skills, coordination, and great times John Belkner: Kari — our great times together, past and future, all my love and affection, and my car; Toby — a mind that thinks; Dave — the friendship we almost lost; Eric — a collapsable pool stick for when you turn pro; Al — the Chancey ' s Nova; Tom — a passing touchdown; Paul — Kleenex; Peter D. — a tent; Barry, Pete, Brian, Skit, Jonathan, Mark — our great memories Kim Benson: To Di — teabags, one-way ticket to Colorado, cellulose fibers and many thanks; To Gretch — a security system, friend- ship and memories forever, To Deb — the coolest dude ; To Kari — a real car and all our memories; To Grika — a joke book for making me laugh; To Eric — special friendship forever; To the Gang — best of luck, friendship, and memories at N.H.S. John M. Bisazza: To Karen — all my love now and in the future; To Ma and Dad — Love and more thanks than you could im- agine; To Jen, Aimee, Denise and Scott — a lot more happy times; To myself — credit and a lot of luck! To Mrs. Smith — thanks for everything; To Nate — a drink; To Cara — relaxation; To the rest of the Norton teachers — Thanks; To Jim — a 10-0 win over Edmonton Joseph Bosh: To Lou — good times and a new car; To Spazz — a real job; To Cheryl — love and good luck; To Mer and Deb — good times and memories; To Doughboy — a beer; To Mike and Tam- mie — a good future; To Holli — a teddy of her very own; To Robin — her Porsche that she ' s always wanted Dawn Bowser: To Peter — all my love and friendship; To Erin — all the memories and Marty; To Michelle — T.G.B.I.T.T.A.L.Z.C,; To Lisa — clam chowder; To Matt — a place to live; To Roger — a happy life; To Marty — a green 73 Oldsmobile, rocket 350 Omega Hatchback; To Mom and Dad — my love and thanks for everything; To Gale — advice; To Bonnie — a sexy man Christa Briggs: To Sean — a life supply of go-getters; To Bubba — a life supply of hugs; To Kathy — a new boyfriend; To Michael — all my love in the world; To my family — love and thanks for everything; Deb and Alison — a life supply of gum; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson — thanks and 1 love you Ray Brousseau: Sean A. — memories at Wheaton, blind dog racing down Bay Rd.; Will — all my good grades and good luck in school and a leather jacket; Dad — thanks for everything, you ' re the greatest; Mom — I love you; Jody — a lot of money and lots of love; Kristen R. — all my love and a bright, happy future Debbie Brown: Merrideth — chocolate cake, all the fun times, my waterbed and a new boyfriend; Kellie — milk and cookies, Dr. Ruth and thanks for listening; Karin — my room; Karen — Bristol Farms, band practices, a gun and a straw; Launa — stage band, pine needle memories, a Launa phone, thanks for being there; John T. — a tan; John C. — my apologies and my friendship Karen Bryant: Jerald — my everlasting love and a lifetime of hap- piness together; Kim — Lisa — Sandra — all our fun times together; Kristen and Kelly — a great new friendship; Mom and Dad — 1 love you; Diane — a new Mr. Coffee for those late night tests; Sra. Sweeny — Gracias!; Jerald — all our special memories together Lisa Burke: To Mike — all my love; To family — love and thanks; To Sandy and Jessica — all my love and happiness forever; To Karen — a special friendship; Kim — a new job; Allison — a good luck charm; Mike — a better attitude; Eric — happiness and love always; To Skit and Jimmy — memories of our rides to work; Bill — my left big toe Kristin Celeste: To Mom and Dad — many thanks, I love you; Ray — my love always and a wonderful future together; Kelly — a chain of health food stores; Candy — a night on the town; Karen — a real wedding band; Frederick — the bathroom at 6 a.m.; Ray B. — Christine; Gail — lots of old memories and thanks; To all of my friends — good luck always, I ' ll miss you Scott Chancey: A freshman — my locker; Tina — my everlasting friendship; Jeannie — a ride to school; Jim — a girl and a lifetime of happiness; Ray — a real car; Sandy and Lisa — a ride to work; Allison — a brain; Mom and Dad — my love; All my friends — my friendship; Jen — thanx for nothing Merrideth Chartier: To Deb — industrial-strength covcrstick; To Karen — pollock, a prom date; To Cheryl — Thayer St., P-Town, Shades; Cherie — Mondays off; Launa — a daughter-in-law; Louis — the Nixon-Kennedy debate; Joe — smile; Karin — new table mates; Sam, Gi and Ted — parties; Nat the Jazz Emporium; Mr. Bartak — new maps; Mrs. Gagnon — a turkey-pop Debra Clark: To William — all my love; To Dawn a — a bunch of Friday nights; To Cindy — a car to get to school in; To Paul — a bunch of beef teriyaki; To Lynn — a horse so we can go riding; To Lisa — a car that runs; To Mom and Dad — Thanks John Collins: To Darlene — a big brother, a muzzle and lots of love; Keith — a bodyguard and good luck in high school; Pete, Kari, Mike, Tom — five rolls of Monza Masking tape and green berets. All my friends — fond memories and a lot of smiles; Football and Track members — my knee brace and best of luck; Family — love and thanks Aaron Coolidge: To the mountain — my RUSH cd ' s; To Brad — my Dire Straits cd ' s; To Coon — what ' s left of Freeman St.; To Louis — The wrecked 260-z.; To Fuji — The Camaro; To Spazz — The Fiat. Fix it yourself. To Charles J — : A real radio. Regina Courchine: Dave — A dollar a day ; Michelle H — everlasting admission to the car palace; Pam — The most perfect pumpkin; Mike — Me! and a skin-graph for your left arm! Alicia and Eric — a real job! Candy — Stunt driving lessons, Walter, and lots of memories! All my friends — Good Luck and memories; Dad — Thanks for everything, 1 love you! Mr. Gorman — a dance; Katie — An A ; Martha — A year ' s supply of hair spray. Paul Curtin: Dana — Friendship and loyalty for life; Lisa — My heart and all my love; Raymosan — My motorcross abilities; Abdu — 959 Porsche and thanks for always being a friend; Sean — Thomp- son Island, all our unbelievable times; Larry — Karate class, speeding ticket in New Hampshire, I ' m STILL ONE STEP AHEAD; Jim Sicard — My apology Kari Elizabeth Dawson; John — All my love with many more great memories and driving lessons; Erika — A special thanks for a best friendship and the Cape; Kim — Thanks for understanding and for all the laughs; Gail and Dawn — All my problems, thanks — I love ya; Al, Donnie, Mark — Great memories; Miss Brennan and Mrs. Santoro — A special thanks; My family — All my love and thanks. Lisa Dellatore: Erin Smith — Marty forever; Joanne Huber — A new boyfriend; Debbie Clark — Friendship and memories forever; Karen Ehrlich — Good times forever; Academic Assistance Teachers — My thanks for everything you have done; Aunt Un- cle — My love and security forever! Michael Dennis: To Eric L., Brad D., and Paul S. — An autographed picture of Tony Eason Erika DeSilva: Kari — Our memories of 10 years of friendship, no matter where we end up; To all my friends — Special thanks for 4 great years — I love ya; Mrs. G — My gratitude through my ac- complishments after college; Mom and Dad, Meg and Aaron — 1 love you and thanks for everything; Barry — The Car Palace and thanks for a new friendship. Louis A. Dion: Anyone who wants it — My car and all the dents that come with it; Mike — My Rush albums (take care of them); Aaron — A new set of tires (that should last you about a week); Everyone else — Good times and memories. Diane Donahue: To Jill — A big blast, turbo, and speed skates; To Dawn — Someone to rent your space; To Mike — Ghostbusters; To Renee — A driving lesson; To Melissa — Your seat in the col- orguard; To Mrs. Nuttalt — Thanks and piemakers; To my Dad — Thanks for all the support; To Rick — A future together; To Kris — Gym class Bradford J. Dowdall: To Darleen — A brain; To Aaron — A better car; To all my friends — The hopes that we don ' t lose touch in the future and great memories; To Mom, Nick, Bonnie and Billy — Thanks for your support. Sue Dudley: Phil — All my love in the world 4-ever, Sorry for all the bad times in the past, all the good memories and many more to come; Janene — third period, all the great times. Don ' t forget Ratthose and all the notes; Mom and Dad — Thanks for everything; Heather — A cookie; Mr. G. — A new edition of 1001 more excuses. Michael S. Ehrlich: To Brad — My Z28; To Lou — The Pinto; To Cooney — A new wardrobe; To Tammie — My everlasting love and our relationship; To Fuji — A dozen rings for all the women of his harem; To Moose — A weight set, so you can do a 360! Fred Ekstrand A. Peter Fernandes: Aimee — ME!; Paul — College, any college; Donnie and Al — Chugging contest; Mark — Melinda; Eric and Toby — Butts; Belkner — Driving skill; Devbo — Razor; Larry — Chess King; Goldie — A penny; Mandy — Football skill; Dave — McDonald ' s toilet; Eggroll — 1 last round; The Brothers — All the good times Holli Fitzgerald: Scott — All my love and happiness to eternity; Dawn — A new toe and say cheese ; Melissa — Happiness with Joe; Griffin — A new knee; Diane — A new car; Jill — Chocolate cake; Cathy — A non-sprained finger; Mr. DeValk — Lunch trays; Dina K — Video games; Jimmy F — No more curses; All my friends — good luck; Mike — A white chair, 87 — Good Luck! Gale Fonger: Lisa — Acceptance to Harvard and a Porsche; Theresa — squares! a new partymobile, a fence and fewer fights; Mom and Dad — Thank you for all your love and understanding; Jen — Our memories of the summer of ' 84 and a happy future; John — Endless love, fewer arguments and my bad attitude ; Jimmy — Food and a pass to leave 6th. Melissa A. George: Griffin — Trash bags, friendship 4-eva ; Joe — All my love; Mom and Dad — Thank you; Diane — A good look- ing car, a chair in the corner; Jill — Chocolate cake; Theresa — The end of my sentences; Dawn — Happiness with Pete r; Frog — Your own vette; Holli — Scott 4-eva ; Mrs. Nuttall and Mrs. Sweeney — Thanks alot! To the rest of my friends — A big party and friendship 4-eva . Tammie Girelli: To Mike — All my love and lasting memories; To Alicia, Kim, Heather, John — True friendships that will last forever; To Chris — Two more years; To Brad — Good times; To Lora — Real guys ; To my parents — Thanks; To Karen — Memories of driving lessons; To Angie — A long distance friendship. Jonathan Goldman: To Sean — All the great times and a black cat; To Steve — Nothing — he wouldn ' t return it; To Pedro — A case of Dipitty-Doo; To Jim — A new shoulder; To Donnie — A rela- tionship; To John — A case of Gordon ' s and a barf bag; To Dave — A ride home anytime; To Barry — A chess King store; To Car- min — A box of cigars. Eddie Gonsalves: To Kevin — My hockey stick; To Bruce — My good looks; To Jamie — My guitar; To the teachers — My pencils and books. Paul Gonsalves: To the Ethnic Brothers — Endless Parties!! To Don- nie — A case of Bud; To Jim — His own supermarket; To Devbo, Sean, Goldman — Some great smoke; To the guys — Some real great women; To Jen — A brain; To Norman — His mustang with a 351 Boss; To Mrs. Nuttall — Some great kid for 3rd period. Kenneth Greene: To Tyler — Two tickets to the Metallica concert; To Gi — A place to sleep every once and a while; To K.T. — A dead rose and an awesome Friday night. How about a date with the beautiful blonde that sits next to me in M.P. Theresa Grieve: My family — Thanks for everything; Donny — My dad ' s car; Darlene — A life; Kelly — A wild night; Melissa — Mice and the end of your sentences; Jen — A straw; Gale — A screwdriver, maybe someday we can be friends like before; The world — ME! Sheri — The summer of ' 86 and boxes; My friends — A party. Christine Anne Griffin: Steve — A waterbed, my love and memories forever; Melissa — Trashhoop, CPR to bagels, friendship forever; Diane — Something to drink during 6th period; Holli — 2 new knees; Mike — A white chair at lunch: Dina A, Dina K, Renee, Karen, Debbie, Dawn, Jill — My friendship forever; Everyone at our lunch table — a food fight; Mr, D. — Our trays at lunch. Ray Gross: To Mom and Dad — My thanks for everything; Paul — My black belt and a car of your choice; Skit — A new jeep; Jim — A dirtfree GT; Carmin — My friendship and squash skills; Gail M. — Some gum; Jen S. — My car and computer skills; Jana — A Red 300 ZX and a better attitude; Robin — The Supra; Kelly — Bo Bradley; The teachers and faculty — My thanks and gratitude; To the class of ' 87 and others — Good luck and Happiness forever! David Hamm: To Jake — A shirt for the one he burned; To O ' Brien — Three small words; To Brad — A high school diploma; To the Budy Boys and Girls — A job; To Ray — Some new cars and better taste in music; To Iron Maiden — A piece of mind; To Sleeze Bros. — A party that lasts all the time. Donna Harding: To Mom and Dad — All my love and thanks; To Denise — Love and support, thanks for being a friend; Lora — All our good times. My friendship forever, (o.k. — my clothes); Tonia — True friendship, reality to your dreams and wishes; My friends — Our good times and everlasting memories; Dave, Larry, Shana — All our memories and Dave, our horses. Joanne Huber: To Eielen; good luck with Steven and my everlasting friendship; Steve — a new car and some patience; Lisa — a new boyfriend and the good times; Karen — CONFIDENCE; mom — thanx for all your help; Jen — our shopping sprees; Joe — a life supply of Budwiser; to my next boyfriend — good luck; Michelle — our friendship; Dave — a new personality; My friends — a massive party. Michelle Hutcheon: Martha — greatest times and bestest friends; Dwayne — best and worst and a special friendship; Jeff — hugs and apologies; Pam, Peg — ROAD-TRIPS and great pumkin capers; JABBA, BERTA, MARLENE, CRAIG — hugs, laughs and crazies; Kellie — dancing in the streets and SEXIES ; Dawn, Leah, Gail — a night at Marty ' s and friends forever; My family — all my love and thanks; Class of 87 — EVERLASTING MEMORIES Larry Iadonisi: Michelle, all my love; To Tom, — my great singing ability; To Paul M., Tissue — downtown memories, another con- do chase; To Dave — my clothes (please return them someday), a real car; To Paul C, — my kicks, KARATE memories; To Joe — a pair of legs; To Mike — my AB workout and max; my family — love and Thanks; To Donnie — my chugging techniques; To Toby — a piece of mind; To Mark — my kidney punch (ha-ha). Charles Johnston: To Susan all my love and a 56 Corvette; To Aar- ron — 12 gallons of bondo (good luck); to Fred — another black bag and better wipers; To Louie — another car just in case yours gets lost; To Dave — all the Cheech and Chong you can listen to and a little Brittish pink too; To Mr. Davalk — A CLASS THAT WORKS HARD INSTEAD OF HARDLY WORKING! Michele Johnston; Dad — thanks for everything I couldn ' t have made it without you; Eileen — everlasting friendship and memories; Noni — memories; Mom — an Elvis record collection; My family — love; Mike — April and May; Joe — a padded cell; Dry — happiness; Kerry — a paint job; Theresa — everything; Nancy — friendship Joanne — Dave; Dina — no more back pro- blems; Mr. Gorman — thanks Cara Jordan; To CB — a BMW (just like mine); HALF the guys, gigantic phone bills; To Nicole — your OWN phone, uncallow men, a PROTRACTOR; To Chelle — a baby raccoon; To Karen, Jenn, Aimee — a perfect vacation, 6 skis, 3 guys, I car; French IV — bongos, decent love relationships; To Eric, Tim — MY donut; To NHS — Karen, Billy, Bobby — it ' s far from over Dina Kantelis: To Kina — all the good times we had and many more; To Hollie — happiness with Scott; To Diane — a tabulation problem; To Eileen — our friendship and happiness with Steven; To Kerry — her own dance club; To my parents — luck cause they are stuck with me; To my brother — luck in NHS — you are going to need it! Martha Kennelly: Pam — another man hunt and everlasting friendship; Toby and Al — your own peep show; Gail — a lifetime of friendship; Leah — the greatest friendship, and all your understanding; Michelle — ail our kermy adventures and a best friendship forever; Regina — I remember when . . . memories; Dawn — luck and friendship always; Renee — a Dunnington ' s speeding ticket; Candace — Is that how to use your noodle?!! Katie — Good Luck! my family — thanks for all your love and support; all my friends — good luck — and all our memories! Cynthia King: Lisa — - the ideal man, memories, thanks, and an everlasting friendship; Craig+Dwayne — real marriages and friendship; Mide — trays, a guide to driving in reverse, and our good times; Peter — so many memories an Italian girl, love and friendship forever; Kim — years of friendship+memories; Dennis — a license + a car; My Friends — success + happiness; Miss Brem- nan+Mrs. Santoro — my thanks; Mrs. Swenney — my thanks for your advice + friendship; my family — thank you for your support — I love you; Debbie — my thanks for all you ' ve done for me over the past 10 years! Norman Kingsley: To George — a Mustang; To Mouse — a shatter proof backboard; To Tom — a massive keg party; To Paul — a new truck; To Peter — money Steven Kinney: Mike Ehrlich — all the good times at the grave yard; To Louie Dion — Rush; To George Cooney — all the gills; To Norman Kingsley — a cylinder engine; To Eric Larson — all the memories; Aaron Coolidge — Angus Young; To Coach Kelley — some defense Kerry K. Koppinger: Mary-Anne — some money to buy her own lunch and 42 — was it 43? Kina — a real good reason to go to the car palace with me; Eileen — a hairstyle perfect for her and all the happiness she can get out of Steven; Karen ■ — mag wheels and the chance to beat up Houston. Mark LaPierre: To Paul — METALLICA RULES; Barry — a car palace wardrobe; Al — EIGHT . . .; Donnie — LOGICAL EX- PLANATIONS; Dave — your two month period; Larry — my NINJA SECRETS; Toby — a GIRLFRIEND; Peter — Chris forever; Tom — a Dixie cup (that ' s all you can handle); Eric — my charming expertise; Leah — puppies rule; Mrs. Sweeney — memories of all our talks Michelle Laramee: To Tim — Lots of Luck Kid! To Chris — Terri — I leave nada; To the neighborhood — many more good times and crazy things; To Mom and Bob — a spare bedroom, thanks for everything, I LOVE YOU. Scott LaValley: To Aaron Coolidge — I leave you my finest bottle of jelly; To Steve — I leave you my grades Michelle LaVoie: To Candy — 1000 Grille ' . Cheese Sandwiches and all our fun memories; Paul — a life time of love and me; To Gail — many rides to school and the truck that won ' t stay running; To Karen — a big bag of flour; To Martha — many passing grades in Business Law; To all other friends — happiness and good luck in the future. Eric J. LeBlanc: To Eric O. — my car; To John + Jim — my memories down the pool and two cases of beer; To Kevin — my football, if you can find it ; To Mom + Dad — my diploma; To Alan + Karen — a life lasting box of diapers To the BROTHERS — A LIFE SUP- PLY OF PARTY MUNCH1ES, so nobody will be hungry at parties; To Paul, Joe, Scan — the money for ma IRON MAIDEN TICKET. Eileen Lee: Steven — the biggest piece of my heart, and my never en- ding love; Michele — memories and our friendship forever; Joanne — luck in finding that special person, our friendship forever; Ronnie — a car that will last at least a yea r, Dina — future luck and friendship; MaryAnne — a Monte Carlo and friendship; Kerry — a case of hairspray; All my other friends — luck Steven Lee: Von — Best of times in The Machine; Scan — David ' s Lee tights + a challenge to fight; Peter — my job + a slap; Barry — a weekend at Car Palace + a bottle of Polo; Regina — MY step-by- step guidebook to better dancing; The Ethnic Bros. — you guys rule; Makrins — thanx a lot; Ray — my favorite Asian companion, thanx. Toby Lovering: To Dave — a great friendship and all the crazy things we did; Paul — some new table manners; Eric — a box of Phillie Weets; Konnie; — a new hair cut; John — a new bike with seat belts; Mark — a four pack of wine coolers; Smooth — eight more wishes; Family — all my love and many thanks. Kim MacDonald: To Cindy — a fun friendship, thanks for everything! Lora — study halls, fun times; Kevin — our GREAT times, fun, love ya; bandy, LuAnn, Jen, Kristin, and all my dear friends — our fun and all my best wishes for a successful future; everyone — thanks for listening to my stuff; Mom, Dad + Sean — I love you, thanx for putting up with me! Paul Macken: Tom — a non-artificial girlfriend; Mard — an endless supply of pop; Dave — gripper forever that ' s a how do; Al the magic eight and so on so on; Peter — dippery doo; John P — a bicycle; Larry — a dream date with wham! Toby — my table man- ners; Konnie — all those punishes women; Carmin — a red- headed Asian; Mrs. Sweeney — thanks for everything; my family — all my love and thanks. Shana Alexandria MaComber: to Mom and Dad — thanks for everything; To Kim — my everlasting friendship and alt the good times; To Donna, Dave, and Larry — all the great times in Band; To Stacy — all the happiness in the world; To Gretchen and Gail — all the good times in Psych.; To all my bestest buddies, the greatest times we ' ve had; To Al — all my love and our never en- ding relationship; To Mark — our friendship Nicole Maher: Cara — perfect sailing weather; gas $ for a new car, an uncallow boyfriend, a lasting relationship Cilia — a roundtrip from Foxboro to West Palm Beach, a booming Becker serve ; Kris — season ' s passes to the Centrum; Heather — a pack of gum; Eric — Somethin ' to write with, a flyswatter. Dr. Ruth ' s latest book; Everyone — good luck! teachers — thank you! Mom + Dad — 1 LOVE YOU! Maureen Malloy: To Mom and Dad — thanks for all your help and The Green Monster ; To John — Arizona and Spain; To Chrissy — anything Monkee I can think of and thanks for your friend- ship; To everyone — at the lunch table — thanks for making me laugh, I ' m really going to miss you guys. Take care. Thomas J. Mandosa: Joe — a piece of mind, who ' s driving? Larry — a shinning career w wham; Donnie — A brush; Spide — a fide; Devbo — a shave; Paul — tissues; Leah — a pack of gum, love + memories; my family — love + thanks; John — a bike; Mark — a wine cooler; Smooth — under-ball 86 ; Dave — a horror flick; Toby — common sense; Mrs. Sweeney — my Spanish drawings Candace Mann: To John — all of my love and me forever; To Michelle — a new MAZADA, some aspirin and a box of Velveeta cheese; To Regina — a supply of M M ' s and a car with a stereo and water; To Martha — a big can of hairspray and a tear licker; To Pam — celery sticks and a fast car. To Cyndee — Mr. Ant. and beanbag leddy; To all my friends — luck and happiness with the rest of your lives, I ' ll miss you all; To my mom — I love you! To the Linda Jochiee Salon — thank you Robert M. Mann: To Bill — I leave a phone and a w-all to lean on; To Jim — all the Lucky plates; To Heather — a pleasant disposition; To Kelley — one more that ' s cool ; To Willy — the dollar I owe you; To Swinta — a pencil Priscilla D. Mansfield: Mom and Dad — I love you; Time — and Kirt — good luck; Kristen (buddy) — my nose knows jokes, t pack of tic tac ' s, and everlasting friendship Nicole — court time, my FILING system! endless phone calls; Kelly — rolls for lunch with nothing inside; Heather — our UNSUCCESSFUL labs! Shawn — a Boris Becker serve; Lauren — my mirror, a game of pool. Joe Marino: Pete — memories of Miss Kiernan ' s class; Tim and Eric — memories of Killington; Chris — luck, thanks Flooger ; Eric — Tommy — The best friendships, memories; Kim — a special friendship, thank you; Lisa + Cindy — everlasting friendship; my famiy — thanks — I LOVE YOU ; Ed — 1 won ' t forget you — thanks; Coaches LaRocque and Mollica — special thanks; Larry — 63 Tim — Paul — retreat memories; Cindy — a new Conquest; Mike — baseball Norton — thanks — memories forever! Sandra May: Billy — My true love forever; More times in Florida; Ma and Dad — you ' re the best parents anyone could have, love ya; Mr. and Mrs. Burke — thanks for sticking by me; Jessica — you ' re my cutie, love ya; Lisa — love you baby; Pam — no more pushing my car; Allison — n m a; Marty — a f a; Billy and Jessica — the future together; Family and friends — thanks for everything; love ya all Heather McCaffrey: Lenny — all my love forever, To Jen and Theresa — a clean cafeteria washcloth; To Pam — a can of deodorant hairspray; To Eileen — luck with Steven; To Kelly — some M M ' s and second period study hall; To my family — thanks and love; To Mrs. Boucher — another student like me; To Lenny -— I love you Kim M. Mclntyre: Richard — my Holly Hobbie doll, my love and our bright, promising future together; Karen — a pile of sexy un- dies; Mother and Daddy — thank you for helping me grow up to be a perfect child — to you I leave my perfect children; Miss Bren- nan — my pom-poms, Shelly — my room; Joanny — new vocabulary; Jeffrey — all my stuffed animals; Rich — more love Lisa McKenna: Jim — hon, 1 love you, I hope for the best between us, many more memories and my love forever; Karen — - you don ' t need him and you know it; Joyce — my friendship forever; Pam — you can make it friends 1 1 and counting; Jill — memories as underclassmen, my friendsip forever; Renee — a sense of coor- dination; Snellen — a lifetime with Mario Beth McLeod: To Mandy — all my homework; To Chris — another year of fun; To Michelle — two happy homework filled years; To John — a year of everlasting friendship; To my friends — much happiness in the future; To Norton High — my two sisters; To Norton teachers — the loss of a friendly student Heather McQuade: To Tammie and Alicia — my lunch buddies — an everlasting friendship and lots of great memories; To Priscilla — all of our unsuccessful labs; To Denise, Cara and Alka — thanks for driving me home all those times; To Mom — a car of your own Kathleen Moore: To my hairdresser — the chance to reclaim the re- mainder of gel, mousse and hairspray you sold me; To Martha Welch — my 45 of Great Gosh All Mighty (oh Marty); To Satin — Ann Freeman — the memories of a close friendship; To my teachers — a quarter for every day I missed of school Jayne Moreau: Pam — John ' s hot Pastrami, Steven ' s teddy bear and a bestest friendship; Maureen — box seats to the next World Series; Al — All my winning teams; Eric — my ice skates and skating talent; Denise — one more Chemistry filmstrip; Nicole — our quiet accidents; Jen — the satisfaction of never having to go to N.H.S. Kerry — lots and lots of DBQ ' s Dawn Munier: My family — love and thanks for all your support; Lean — luck, happiness and thanks; Martha — a case of Aquanet Superhold, all the great memories and more great times, I love ya! Gail, — Kari — My lasting friendship; Di, Kim, Donnie, Reg, Dave, Gretch and all the gang — Thanks for your support and all the good times; Crystal — I love you!! Gail Murray: Sandy — You ' re my bestest ; Bob — My buddy forever; Kari — A fantastic and super friend; Leah — Our closeness and never ending friendship; Dawn — memories, awesome friendship; Toby — horror movies, here ' s to a new relationship; Marty — craziness, luv ya; Gretch, Kim and Di — Laughs, relax; Markie — curly cue, friendship; Tommy — Embar- rassing moments, friendship; Ray — my super art talent; To all my other friends and family — Happiness Launa Myers: Andrea — Our great times, memories and gum; Andy — Love, pumpkins and Spanish; Neal and Danny — Band memories and Saturdays; Karen and Debbie — Friendship and memories; Traci — Great times and much more; Kelly — Our new friendship; Kathy — A sax neck strap; Chico — A morning hug; Beth — A new sister; Andrea — Lots of luck, you ' re the best sister, I love ya Eric O ' Brien: To Eric — A life supply of gaskets; John and Jim — Pool side seats at N.C.C.; Derek — Strings; Lerch — Bike repair manual; Mr. O. — Plenty of empty cups; Mr. Gorman — Plenty of excuses; To the underclassmen — No senior privileges Karen O ' Connell: Deb — The Cookster, straws, LM — Windy days; Mick — Faces; Mer — Squiggly lines pretending to be art; Cheryl — Tearful hysteria, spilled coffee; Chene — Anti-morning- grogginess pills; Dan and Neil — The perfect put-down; Karin — Undiscovered accounting talents; Mrs. Gagnon — Dirty laundry, recognizable objects, my heartful thanks; Mr. Bartek — All the books 1 thought you might like ; My family — Much love Erin O ' Shea: To Shannon — My black eyeliner and a boy friend; Jim- my — U.S. History memories and paper airplanes; Maureen — A new laugh; Jen — A Gold baton; Sean — My purple key post; Tara and Mike — Luck in N.H.S.; Candy P. — Friendship forever, Psych, notes and C.H.N.H.; All my friends — Memories and luck always; Class of 87 — Success and Happiness: Mom and Dad — My love and Thanks, you ' ll never really know; Mr. Kieser — Thanks Kelly O ' Shea: Mom and Dad — My appreciation and Love for put- ting up with me; Sean — My place on the Honor Society; Tara and Lee — My grades and a chauffeur; Priscilla — Chemistry class and a pair of flats; Shannon — A new job; Alka — Pants; Jen — I ' m really a good driver ; Eric — Another snowball and good morn- ing Mark — An A in Physics; Candy, Kristin, Karen and all my friends — Friendship and Happiness always; Teachers — My gratitude! Rose-Marie Peck: Mom and Dad — A piece of mind; My friends — The best of luck; Chris — A lifelong friend; Helen, John and Ashley — All the love in the world Cherie Pierce: Merideth — Blue snow and a pink Lamburghini; Can- dace — a less risque ' name; Diane — a ruler that won ' t run away, and escape car and a person who really cares; Kim — Twizzlers and a likely prospect; Cheryl — A trip to Lebanon, peace and poetry; Karen — An encyclopedia on Christopher Robin and a crooked haircut; Mrs. Gagnon — More insanities and many thanks Karen Pierce: Renee — My good driving ability, half a brain and everlasting friendship; Lisa — I do need him, a hairbrush, friend- ship and the best of luck forever; Debbie — Our great talks, another week at Nantasket Beach; Mom and Dad — Thank you and I love you; To all my friends — Love always and good luck in the future Candace Pike: To family — My love and thanks; To all my friends — Love and memories; Cherie — A life of rebellion; Kristin — The memories and secrets shared; The O ' Shea Twins — The friend- ship and love throughout the years, C.H.N.H.; John — The prom and the Spanish dreams; Lisa — Pleasant times and the unfor- tunate times, E.C.; Lisa — Hope to renew our forgotten friend- ship; Jon — Keys to my car Lisa Poole: Cindy — Special memories of our enduring friendship; Joe — More encouragement and a lot of thanks; Mike and Pete — Love and criticism; Candy P. — A smile; Roberta, Marleen and Derek — Thank ya ' ll; Craig and Dwayne — Ya ' lls own calendar; Mrs. Santoro and Miss Brennan — Appreciation and many bless- ings; Mr. Derry — Thank you! and new jokes; My family — Many thanks for standing by me. Lots of love Alka Popat: Shan — Money, memories in Latin and Spanish; Kris — My voice, choirs in Chemistry and underlying causes; Kelly — My number and license; Cilia — Murfee ' s job; Norton — I leave Bub- bles and purple key; Family — Countless thanks; Sis — My curling iron, garbage. Physics notebook!!! To the worl d — Much luck; To lunch table — Ring Dings, laughs and about time to clean up Al Poreda: To Shana — 1 leave me; To Mark — My friendship; To Donnie — The eternal buzz; To Dave — My helpful advice and our fight; To Paul — Metalica tapes; To Skit — My three wheeler; To Mandy — A box of tissue; To Martha and Pam — A tube of Oxy 10; To Kari — Our good times James Prophet: Bob — I leave you my Kramer, but not to Larry; John — Your light show and a sonar; Lumby — a real Marshall Stack; Denis — A phone bill of mine; Ma — The bill for my Charvel; John V. — All my musical knowledge — Ha. Ha. Danielle Ricci: Stephen — Myself and my love till death do us part and a hug; Jana — Mrs. Rapoza, Liz ' s attendance sheet; Jen — Chinese food, Liz ' s quarter book; Renee — My laugh, car and Stephen ' s jacket; Lisa — Food for English; Lauren — Everything I borrowed and John; Sicards — My love; Patty — Geometry pro- ofs; Cathy — A boyfriend; Other Majorettes — Mr. Mac. Kim Robbins: Mom and Dad — Thanks, I love you: Tammie — An advice clinic and friendship always; Bob — All my love; Shana — Everlasting friendship and a trip to Providence; Joe — A spelling book; special memories; Dennis — A ride to school on time; Scott and Jon — A triplet; Candi and Randi; To all the guys — Awesome memories of fun times and a goodnight kiss Kristen Rodrigues: Mark — • 4 great rockin ' years; Mom and Dad — All the love you ' ve given me; Priscilla — M.J.F.,,a clean car, Star Magazine; Alka — Singing lessons, no more labs; Kelly — Scien- tific calculators! Lauren — Dave Meniketti, a head, a keg; Jen — 5:50 Mass, a computer manuel; Ray — The biggest smile! Shannon — 10 gorgeous guys; All my friends — love, See you at the reunion! Linda M. Roe: To Brian: — All my love and our great memories; To Diana — Luck and best wishes forever; To Erin — Everlasting happiness; To BJ — Good times; To the class of 1987 — Much suc- cess To Norton High School — A class as great as we are Gretchen Sayce: Diane and Kim — Our everlasting friendship, love, laughs, memories and our special force; Gail — Friendship, laughs, and trying to make me relax; Shana — new friendship, shopping, laughs; Leah — friendship and memories; Debbie — Friendship; Kari — Friendship, childhood memories; My sisters — Lifetime of love and happiness; Mom and Dad — Thank you for all your love and understanding — 1 love you Jill Scagnoli: Pedro — My love and support in everything you do; My family — Love; Diane — Gummy bears, papaya punch and a ' 69 Camaro; Dawn — Some stairs; Melissa — Snuggle and chocolate cake; Lisa — Middleboro Memories; FRESHMAN! Daid — Memories; Karen — A matchstick; Eener — Beatrice; Kim — Sup- ply of bananas, memories of skating and Bickford ' s; Steve P. — The best of friendship; Kris, Holli — Memories of English Class. Jennifer Scott: Joyce — Everlasting love; My family — Lots of love; Karen - — A knight in shining armor, love and friendship; Denise — a long vacation, lots of trouble; John — A Porsche, friendship; Cara — A rich hunk; Spandy — A great senior year, first chair, lots of memories; Scott — A bigger and better car, some good times; The band — a psychiatrist. Ray Scott: To all my teachers — My many thanks and great times; To the night crew — I leave all of our great times; To J. P. — I leave all my cans and a new bookie. Paul A. Seymour: Alicia — An everlasting friendship. Thank you; Tammy — An apology and a Thank you; Carol — All my love; Mike — A ride to school and my junk heap; Scott — A surfboard and my Beach Boys tapes; Steve — Gas money and a case of beer; Mrs. Tausek — My wisdom of picking the teams and thanks for being such a great teacher; Tracey and Bonnie — Thanks for be- ing good friends and putting up with me. William Shawl: To Deb — Love and friendship forever; To Dawna — Good luck; To Paul — A good party; To Dave and Jake — Maiden tickets; To all the teachers — A raise; to the cafeteria — Good food; To everyone who needs a drag — A smoking room; To Lynn — Friendship; To Bob — Sign duty; To Mrs. Boucher — A special thanks. Michael Shaw: Kev — Half gallon of blackberry and a diploma; Diane — A new tank and a rubber gun. James Sicard: Tanya — All the good times and hopefully many more; Pete — Get a better van; Sean — Many more speeding tickets!; Devbo — The Senior Class; The Ethnic Bros. — Endless Rule. Alicia Simmons: To David — All my love and a lifetime of happiness together; To Tammie — An everlasting friendship; To Paul — A real car; To Heather — A pizza; To Dan and Mike — A successful music career; To Eric, Reg and Cherie — A real job; To Alicia and Bryan — A great life together; Mr. Holster — Thanks for a great four years. Diane Smcdburg: Tammy — All the great times we ' ve shared; Diane F. — 1 more year in N.H.S.; Dawn — A simple THANK YOU!! Chris, Beth — Good Luck; Sue — Charlie; Kim — Have a party; Mom — Thank you for all your help and advice; Robert — The same. Erin Smith: To my parents — Thanks for everything; To Dawn — A ring from Peter; To Linda — Hopefully a trip to Hawaii; Michelle — A place to live; To Lisa — A car that runs for more than a month; To Marty, Mat, and Roger — All the good times and many more to come; To my friends — The best of luck always; To my brother — Another year at Norton High. Jennifer Smith: Patty — Something red, my credit cards; Jana — My Florida clothes; friendship; Renee — Telephone with a hold but- ton, my locker; Gretchen — The Bruins; Paul — My lunch; Joe — My door; Kristen — 5:30 p.m.; Erin, Kelly — Another moe; Christina, Danielle — Great memories; Steve — Crash helmet; Chris — My locker mirror; Eric — Skills; Ray — My computer notebook; My family — Love and Thanks. Peter Smith: To Mike — Tri-Boro memories, Lisa, and Animal workouts; To Cindy — Memories, Love, Friendship, and money for a new car with a big trunk for trays and For Sale signs; To Joe — Miss Kiernan ' s English class memories and a special friendship; To Coach Bob — 3 of the greatest track years of your life! To Kari — Cheering memories and friendship; To The Eddie Was Here- Cast — A future in acting; To Norton High — Memories of Mike and I — your worst nightmare!! Leah Socorro: Scott — My eternal love and a lifetime of happiness; Marty and Gail — All of our fun times and the greatest friendship a friend could ask for; David — A gallon of Odyssey perfume; Dawn — A lifetime of happiness, you deserve it; Tommy — An undisturbed nap; Juan — Our everlasting friendship — I.L.Y.; Poopela — Our re-newed friendship, may it last forever; Mom, Dad, and Kim — All my love and thanks for everything, All my friends — Especially Trac — Good luck and I ' ll miss you all. Jim Souza: Skit — A brand new Jeep, an unbreakable dirtbike, and my friendship; Ray — A peanut butter sundae, and a date with Kelly Lebrock; Erin — Another year of U.S. History with me; Lisa — A ride to work and a set of whips and chains; Gale — A Porsche; The class of 87 — Good luck always. Tyler Strother: To Steve — My Tonfa ' s and new underwear; To Nate — I leave a life; To Elondo Jones — Peewee Herman ' s Guide to Good Dressing; To Vernon Jones — I leave gym socks; To Mark — I leave a new hair style. Paul Sullivan: To Debbie — All the boneless spareribs with extra sauce that you can eat; To Bill — A car that works; To Sean and Joe — Awesome weekends; To Eric — A never ending party; To Mom and Dad — Thanks! Michael Tierncy: Pete — Good times, memories and Cindy; Larry — My triceps and strength; Meghan — A halo, chemicals and trust in the male race; Andrea — Problems and love; Cindy — Sunglasses, trays, friendship and love; Lisa P, Regina, Michelle — A destroyed Car Palace and cars that work; Kerrie, Alison, Stacy — My love and camaro; Joe and Eric — Baseball memories; Lisa B. — Insults and friendship; Sharon — Rides and friendship. John Treeful: Maureen Malloy — All our laughs that will continue past High School; Leah Socorro — A fabulous friendship that will always continue!; Mrs. Sweeney — A genie that will grant you never-ending wishes; All my friends whom I cannot possibly name — My thanks and all the luck in the universe!! — THANK YOU!! Sam Turnage: To Valerie — I leave a spy or two because I won ' t be able to keep an eye on you; To Mr. Gorman — The next class of smokers; To the smokers — Stormin ' Gorman; To the Junior Class of ' 88 — The rule of the school; To Mr. Mongeon — Thanks. Shannon Tuttle: To my parents — Thanks; To my big sis — A monkey, a twelve string guitar, a college degree to be an English teacher, our memories and her lil ' sis ' , friendship forever; To Erin — Hairspray and Sean; To Kelly — A mansion; To Bubbles — A street corner; To Kristen — Sour cream and onion chips; To Lauren — A boyfriend. Karen Waite: John — All my love and many good times; Jenn — A barf bag; Aimee — A casual senior year and an application to Framingham; Denise — A ' 69 Mustang in mint condition; Cara — A toilet bowl; Scott — A life with no complications; Mom and Dad — Lots of love and much thanks for your support; Todd — A great High School life. Robin Wallace: John — A real car and a license and oranges; Lora — Eric and a week ' s vacation to wherever with you-know-who; Cara — Thanks for the spare room; Jana — Wally — babies; John — All my love, memories and many years to come; Lynn — A ride to school; Mr. Kieser — Thanks for all your help and understanding. Barry Walsh: To Erika — Our good times this year; To Mark — An indestructable car and a way not to get caught; To Goldie — Fun in fourth period study; To Steve — All my awesome moves from the Car Palace; To Ray — A new car; To Larry — My huge war- drobe; To Eric — A free golf lesson; To John S. — A full bottle of Polo; To John B. — A seatbelt. Brian Watson: To all my friends — All the good times; To Mr. Brassard — My lab book; To Mrs. Reddy — All my themes; To everyone else — All the friendship in the world. Mary Anne Watson: Charlene — Our great friendship and memories — GOOD LUCK; Eileen — An everlasting friendship. Thanks Mrs. T for all your help; Mom and Dad — Thanks I love ya; To Chris — My cousinship; Kerri and Terri — A case of hairspray. Denise Weakley: Jenn — A bunch of guys and hairspray; Karen — A car with a mot or; Paul — ' I ' ll always be here ' and our memories; Heather — A weight watchers pizza, Aimee — Ice cream and cake; Jaynee — A great life; Maureen — A bag of photons; Scott — Velamints; Nate — A new hairstyle; Matt — A truck without dents. Dawn Weatherby: Peter — All my love, a million GREEN M M ' s, and a great future; Jill — Chocolate layer cake; Diane — A new car; Mousie — Hairties; Holli — Tons of confetti; Kris — A new leg; All my friends — The best of luck; Next year ' s Majorette squad — Good luck and more trophies; Mom — Thanks for your love and support; Dad and my brother Mark — thanks tor caring. Lora Zommer: Donna — My bestest friendship forever, lots of love and luck in the future; Robin — Friendship through strange times (10 15, 10 25); Kim — The benefits of rote learning, mucho gracias ' ; Tammie — Memories of the good ole ' days (???), friendship always; My parents — Thanks for your support, I love you. 65 Senior Class Prophecy The Invitation: Another reunion . . . great, another chance to look back to younger days. Reunions can be so depressing if one allows them to be. I, however, am rather excited about seeing the graduation class of 1987 ten years after having guided them through their final year as one of their advisors. I hope this affair will be held somewhere besides the school cafeteria; after all, there are just so many events one can hold tastefully in a cafeteria! The Arrival: The Boston Marriot, a far cry from a cafeteria indeed! This can ' t possibly be the right address; not with so many beautiful sports cars in front of such an elegant place . . . and so expensive! Their class fund raisers could never have afforded this! Corvettes, Limousines, Porsches, and unbelievably, a Pink Lamborghini!? Oh wait . . . yes, this must be the place — I see Aaron Coolidge ' s Datsun near the back of the lot. I suppose I should go in now, if for no other reason than to find out who would own a pink Lamborghini! The Greetings: So many familiar faces ... I am pleased to see such a large turnout after so many years. There ' s Class President Kim Benson, who organized this reunion. She looks exhausted, probably working too hard in her Retail Management position in New York. She ' s speaking with her old friend Diane Bartley, whom I hear is living with her own family in the area. She is apparently very happy working with disabled children at Mass General. Another Boston resident is Maureen Malloy, whose article I read in the sports section of the Globe not too long ago. Surprisingly, Maureen is not wearing her usual Celtics T-Shirt. I spoke to Tammie Girelli who is still living in MA with her family. She is a Psychometrist at the same hospital where Diane Smedburg works as a nurse. What a great staff this hospital must have! I ran into Karen O ' Connell, whose illustrations have become very popular in the Boston area. She had just returned from a jaunt to Europe, where she bumped into Louie Dion. Lou is stationed in Germany with the Navy, living with his wife and children. Apparently Louie ' s liberal, Canadian bride has changed his life; she introduced him to new ideas, new politics, and (most impor- tant) the members of Rush. I asked Karen about Debbie Brown, who now lives in New Jersey with her family. Deb, so I am told, has a thriving practice in child psychology, both in the office and in her own home. Karen also mentioned Cheryl Carter, from whom she has heard very little since Cheryl moved to England. The last time Karen heard from her, Cheryl had just come back from an assignment in the Middle East for National Geographic. Cheryl had recently won a Pulitzer for her photographs in that magazine, an honor which brought her to New York, where she stayed with Merrideth Chartier. Mer- rideth has also been doing a bit of traveling — with an off- Broadway production. Her husband was not pleased with her absence. He was forced to care for her two children, her dance studio, and Cheryl, while she was visiting. Another NYC resident is Jamie Prophet, who works as a musician and was recently featured in Guitar magazine ' s latest issue. Janene Banks is another musician. She took time out from her worldwide tour to be here tonight. Eric Pane took a vacation from his work as an oceanographer to fly in from San Diego with his family. He cannot always be busy when one con- siders the enviable tan he has been flaunting. Speaking of tans, there ' s Joey Marino, another Califor- nian. Joey is very proud to have become a computer programmer and to have finally learned how to spell! When he ' s not working he gets his tan playing baseball with his kids and his little dog. Dina An- drews also lives out West, where she owns a chain of hotels around Las Vegas and Reno. Speaking of hotels, I think I see this hotel ' s manager entering the room. I hope nothing ' s wrong . . . hey, that ' s Lisa Burke! She manages the Marriott? No wonder the class could afford this hotel. She ' s talking to Melissa George, who is an airline attendant on a private airline owned by John Treeful: The Party- Line. What an interesting concept: private jets for wealthy people to hold flying parties. John has mastered Spanish and lives in Arizona now — no need for Ultratan in that state! 66 The Conversations: I was talking to Alka Popat who is now a very wealthy pediatrician in England and married with 2 children and a huge mansion. She mentioned the latest about her old school buddies. Would you believe that Shannon Tuttle is a millionaire secluded on her own island Paradise? She and her hus- band travel to keep themselves busy, although I can ' t understand why anyone would want to leave Paradise. Kelly O ' Shea is a sports medicine specialist for the Boston Red Sox. She and her family often travel to her Australian husband ' s homeland, where they hobnob with the kangaroos. Erin O ' Shea is an accountant in Vermont. After Erin passes the CPA test, she and her family are going to Ireland. I guess Ireland and Australia are about as far apart as the twins could get; I ' m sure it was an unintentional separation, of course. Everyone knows about Priscilla Mansfield. After she played the starring role opposite Michael J. Fox in his latest movie and went on to win the tournament at Wimbledon last year, she and her family haven ' t had a minute ' s rest from Priscilla ' s fans, who plague them constantly at her Florida home. Kris Rodrigues is another famous member of our class. A millionaire living in Hollywood, she is married and has two children. Her Levi ' s 501 Blue Jeans com- mercial was the start of a fantastic career for her. Kris said she heard from Heather McQuade who is living in Massachusetts. She owns a huge house with her husband and children. I wonder who does the housework? Probably someone who looks like Lurch, from Heather ' s old favorite TV show, The Addams Family. I ' ve just had a chat wit h Jana Allen at the punch bowl. Jana, a very successful computer systems analyst, owns a chain of stores specializing in computers. Wouldn ' t Mr. Kelley flip if he could see her now! Jan is married with three children. Jennifer Smith, as in the old days, was not far behind Jana. Jen, a math teacher, owns a ski resort where she, her hus- band and their four children spend the winter weekends on the slopes. I wonder if Jen spends her days calculating the odds of one of her kids, who are all expert skiers, tumbling down the mountain. Did you know that Jayne Moreau is an elementary teacher in France? C ' est vrai! Jayne has set out to travel the untraveled path. I have found that Lisa Delatore is now basking in the California sun with her husband. What a life! Erin Smith is a hygienist in New York where keeps cavity-free mouths in all her childr en. Linda Roe has passed the CPA test and enjoys her success at home in NYC. Debra Clark is a nurse at a nearby hospital, where all her male patients delay their recoveries in order to see her pretty smile a little longer. Debbie Aftosmes is a specialist in early childhood education, and after having two children of her own, she should be! We all gathered around Michelle Laramee as she told us about her most recent space flight. Michelle looked great, even without her space suit. Lora Zom- mer stunned the crowd. Lora was always a ham, and she has proved to be a talented performer while holding a degree in engineering. Lora left her NYC penthouse on a break from performing Mama Rose in Gypsy to be with us here today, dancing up a storm. And here comes Gerry Lynch, who is still available and quite rich. His rock star status has girls following him all over the earth, which is the only address he could give me because he can ' t narrow it down to one place! Gerry tells me that Sam Turnage just zoomed back from the Indy 500. Sam is married with two children and is happy working as a drag racing automotive expert. I overheard Brad Dowdall boasting of his booming ar- chitectural firm in Dallas, Texas. Brad has already set up enormous trust funds for his children and has acquired a southern accent — Hahvard Yahd is gone from his vocabulary forever. Kim Mac- Donald was chatting about her job as a merchandising buyer for Neiman-Marcus, where she bought the stunning outfit she wore to the reunion. Kim also lives in a penthouse with her husband and single child. Jen Scott, now a psychiatrist in Florida is married with two children. I heard Rose- Marie Peck is also living in Florida. She owns a beautiful house because of her success in the real estate business. With Rose-Marie to sell you some good property and Jen to keep you sane, Florida could be almost bearable in the sweltering summer months. Some of the alumni still reside in Norton. Paul Gonsalves owns a computer business and is a self-made millionaire. Sean Green, another rich member of the Class of 1987, is an accountant. Fred Ekstrand also resides in Norton. He is a com- puter programmer and it is rumored that he got his start working for Paul ' s business. Norman Kinglsey is an aircraft mechanic for American Airlines, but he may be working for John Treeful ' s Party-Line soon, so John ' s planes will be in tip-top shape for every big bash. 6 The Gossip: As I ' ve been walking around I inadvertently overheard some conversations among other alumni who still live in or near Norton. From what I hear, I may have a chance to guide second-generation students from these graduates. Danielle Ricci, for example, is a business administrator in Norton, who has several children, as does Kristin Celeste. Kristin is an investments consultant in town. Their services are in great demand in Norton, since it is no longer the dull little town it used to be — now high school kids don ' t have to leave town to have fun! William Shaul is a painter in Norton who, I hear, is learning to fly. Holli Fitgerald is a nurse in Attleboro, where she lives with her husband. She was talking to Robin Wallace, who is a Harvard Medical student living in Cambridge. They were discuss- ing Robin ' s ambition to become Chief of Surgery at Mass. General Hospital. I must remember to avoid having surgery there in the future — just a joke! Another medical student is Karen Bryant, a promising esthetician, who was talking to Maryann Watson, a registered nurse in Seekonk, about Karen ' s skin care center. I overheard Theresa Grieve discussing her work in the computer field with Beth McLeod, an accountant studying to become a CPA, and Jim Souza, an accountant on Hilton Head Island in South Carolina. Theresa was trying to sell a computer system which would make ac- counting more simple. The two accountants, however, were understandably reluctant to accept a machine which might eventually replace them in their jobs. Then there ' s Edward Gonsalves from whom no one has heard since his wedding shortly after graduation. He is probably the wisest of the graduates for avoiding this reunion. I overheard Lisa Poole, a top journalist for a Mississippi newspaper, talking to Cindy King, a computer science expert that has become an executive in New York, about Cindy ' s latest trip abroad. Cindy, being the Jet-setter that she is, recently ran into Gail Murray at a ticket agency in Florida where Gail works. She told Cindy about their many friends who are working with children. Leah Socorro, for example, is a nursery school teacher. Somehow, I just can ' t picture sophisticated Leah playing ring-around-the-rosie. I guess anything ' s possible! Christa Briggs is a pre-school teacher living with her husband in Yarmouth. David Barac also works with children, as well as keeping his own tribe of kids in line at their home in the Tropics. Kim Robbins is the Nautilus queen of Hawaii at her health club, where she remains a swinging single, hula-ing the nights away at all those luaus. I overheard Candy Mann talking about her hotel on the Cape to Donna Harding. Donna owns an office in California where she is an optometrist. Now Donna has an entire family with natural tans, blonde hair, straight white teeth and 20-20 vision. Would you believe that Kari Dawson and Gretchen Sayce, who were next door neighbors for years, finally caught up with each other? Kari is a fashion merchandising consultant in Boston where she keeps her family always impeccably dressed. Gretchen and her husband live in Montreal where she is the head of Public Relations in a major Canadian business firm. Who would believe that Kim Mclntrye would turn out to be a Boston disc jockey, hired to play at her own class reunion?! She is living in a loft in Boston and pays her sizeable rent by playing at proms or spinning discs at WBCN in Boston. Dawn Munier brought her daughter Crystal with her tonight. They live together in New England, where Dawn is an efficient nurse and Crystal is a beautiful middle-school student. Jonathan Goldman is a commercial artist in Hawaii who often goes to Kim R. ' s health club to photograph the young women working out. He claims that view to be the best one in Hawaii! Sandy May and her family live in Miami where Sandy works as a secretary. Here comes Paul Curtin, a Mass. State Trooper living on Cape Cod who is working toward becoming a black belt in karate. Paul has been in contact with many of his high school friends on the highways since he became an officer . . . unfortunately he was not always welcomed by them. Many students have become accountants, from what I hear. Scott Chancey is a successful accountant in New Hampshire, John Collins and Dawn Weatherby in Florida, and Peter Fernandes and Al Poreda in Arizona. John moonlights as a male model, Peter is a millionaire, and Al plans to retire before he hits forty. I ' ll bet one of them owns the pink Lamborghini!! The Farewells: Oh no, it ' s time to say good-bye again. I said that once ten years ago and now I have to say it again. So many of the class of ' 87 have become computer experts, accountants, hotel managers, nurses or doctors, and so many of them are incredibly rich! Who would have ever thought they could make so much money? I certainly didn ' t, not after the struggles I went through for fund-raisers. Things change, however, so we ' ll see what has happened by the time the twenty-year reunion rolls around ... I can ' t wait!! 68 i r Tinder- ClaS5Tnen Juniors Acker, William April, Richard Baptista, Dawn Bartlett, Paul Bassett, Roberta Berlo, Matt Bernard, Joseph Bianchini, Andrea Blithe, Deborah Bouchard-Hall, Derek Brazao, Steven Breech, Matthew Brouwer, Renee Brown, Jeffrey Buck, Dawna Burns, Kelly-Ann Burrill, Timothy Cahill, Thomas Cahill, Tracey Chaplin, Michael Cleary, Jeff Cochran, Tonia Cookson, Marlene Coote, Michael Correia, Anthony Cronin, Lynn Crum, Michael DeSilva, Meghan Deslaurier, Laurel Desrosiers, Lee Devin, John Donohue, William Driscoll, Catherine Ducharme, Bruce Dudley, Susan Dumont, Carl Dunn, Matthew Earl, Steven Eblmg, Tom Ehrlich, Karen Elliot, Dwayne Esperian, Craig Espenan, Deborah Everson, Dawn Farrell, James Fisher, William Flannery, Nico Fortes, Anthony 70 Juniors Fortune, Christine Foster, Kevin Fraizer, Diane Francis, Joseph Franco, James Gaddy, Chris George. Kirk Gersm, Candace Greene, Lon Governo, Kathy Gueriero, Amy Harding, Denise Holmsey. David Hutcheon, Antoinette Jackson, Todd Johnson, Kim Johnson, Tern-Ann Jordan, Yvonne Joyce, Richard Kelner, Robert Kennedy, Corey Kieser, Jennifer Kmetz, Kathy Koenig, Jennifer LaCivita, Danny LaCombe. Michael LaValley, Timothy Lee, Jennifer Love, Lani Lynch, Kelli Makrmikolas, Lisa Mandoza, Sharon Mann, Dayle Mansfield, Christine Mclntyre, Michelle McLeod, Amanda Miglionni, Chris Milosh. Valerie-Ann Mohan, Michelle Mueller, Kim Munier, Danielle Munier, Rene Murphy, Joseph Murphy, Wendy Naismith. Michael 0 Shea. Sean Pacqum. Tina Paioni. Patricia 71 I Juniors Juniors Sophomores Allen, Steven Alleyne, Lincoln Ambrose, David Andreasen, Paul Andrews, Bonnie Amfantis, Toula Baptiste, Sheila Barac, Jennifer Beaulieu, Edward I Beatrice, David Bennett, Jeremy Bileau, Becky Bliss, Eric Bliss, Tracy Boudreau, Elizabeth Bratton, Daniel Brooks, Eric Brouwer, Mark Brown, Jennifer Brown, Karin Brown, Melanie Burum, Walter Busby, Tiffany Butler, Derek Calhoun, Kerrie Campbell, Donna Casagni, Michelle Catalone, John Cavallaro, Tanya Celeste, Frederick Charboneau, Alan Clark, Cindy Close, Jamie Collins, Darlene Coolidge, Kimberly Cota, Bryan Cotton, Alison Courchine, Christine Crowley, Robbie Dahlstrand, Kevin Dawson, Peter Day, Michele DeCamp, Paul DeCosta, Dawn Dennis, Mark Dionne, Carolanne Doherty, James Dudley, Elizabeth 74 Sophomores Dunlap, Jon Dunlap, Scott Dykens, Kathleen Everette. Sheila Fienberg, Kevin Fiorentmo, Laura Freitas, Scott Garvin, Charon Gibbs, Kimberly Girelli, Christopher Goode, Brian Goodwin, Paul Gourley, Douglas Green, Deborah Hadaiya, Charles Hanson, Christine Harlow, Brad Hassie, Kevin Hatch, Jennifer Hayes, Michelle Hayward, Christine Horton, Tricia Hutchinson, Erica Igoe, James Igoe, Mike Ingalls, Krista Instasi, Joseph Ivms, Heather Jacome, Michelle Jerome, Jeanne Jordan, Amy Jordan, Kathy Kantoulis, George Kavanagh, Jason Kelleher, Dennis Kelleher, Thomas Kiander, Keith Kinder, Odelle King, Richard Kollett, Kathryn Lacroix, Michael Lammi, Karl Lapham, Derek Larson, Jeremy Lavoie, Kim Lewis, Kevin Limber. Cheryl Lombard, Kathleen 75 Sophomores Ludwick, Leigh Lynch, Debbie Lyons, Shannon Macken, Shannon McCaffne, Randall McCurley, Sean McKenney, Michael McMorrow, Knsten Melito, Tanya Moore, Renee Morris Stacy Myers, Andrea Nastar, Victor Nuttall, Craig Olivena, Jennifer Orazine, Edward O ' Shea, Tara Parker, Lorraine Patten, Sean Perry, Audra Phillips, Karl Pompei, Robert Pratt, Eric Precourt, April Prisco, Michael Reilly, Edward Ricci, Lauren Ridlon, Michelle Robbins, Eugene Robinson, David Rydstrom, Ruth Sankus, Rhonda Scotti, Daniel Seymour, Michael Shneider, Susan Sicard, Stephen Silva, Michael Smedburg, Robert Smith, Christopher Smith, Dana St Jean, Michelle Teixeira, Steven Tripolone, Tania Vanderse, Michael Wallace, Kelly Williams, Dawn Wilson, Mark Wood, Eric 76 Sophomores Not Pictured Avigon, John Bartlett, Mark Carroll, Tina Dupril, Marcel Gangemi, David Grogan, Richard MacGregor, Susan Thomas, Kelley Mello, Jason McGovern, Paul Merriam, Niles Migliorini, Christopher Mims, Lisa Naismith, Michael Paille, Susan Parker, Chris Peacock, Michael Peverett, Peter Portanova, Cathy Powers, Robert Reed, William Renshaw, Heather Rodrigues, Brad Schaefer, Lisa Tame, Richard Turco, Gerard Vitello, Paul Williams, George Woodward, Robert Williams, Lynn You put WHAT in my soda 7 ' Freshmen Acker, Andrea Aftosmes, Jody April, Candace Armstrong, Wanda Avignon, Andrew Bassett, Violet Battey, Cheryl Bennett, Leah Bernard, Naomi Bingel, Jennifer Biro, Eric Bliss, Cheryl Boudreau, James Boudreau, Michelle Brazao, David Briggs, Kim Brousseau, William Burgess, Andrew Callum, Jennifer Canto, Regma Carlson, Joyce Carpeno, Christopher Carr, Laura Chancey, William Chandra, Sangita Charboneau, Robert Chisolm, Christine Choi, Michael Clark, Mane Connors, Stephanie Coolidge, Matthew Coote, Stephen Courbron, Michelle Cote, Jennifer Croteau, Jennifer Crum, Laura Curran, Maureen Daniels, Gregg Demas, James LeNu, Michele DeSilva, Aaron Doherty, Peter Dwarte, Kyle Dufault, Dawn Dufault, Heather Durham, Debbie Earl, Joan Eckman, Linda 78 Freshmen Eckman, Melissa Juutilamen, Amy Ellis, Karen Erolmi, Donald Esperian, Lee Ann Farrmgton, Eric Fernandes. Daniel Francis, Jeffrey Freeman, Peter Fuller, Theresa Giordano, Elizabeth Grabiowski, Paul Greene, Randy Grieve, Scott Griffin, Patti Hadayia, Monique Hancock, Marci Hayes, Robert Hiltz, Jean Hines, Kevin Howell, Michele Howell, Willie Hutcheon, William lacuzzi, Kevin Ingala, Nicole Instaci, Micheal Instaci, Robert Juutilamen, Jeremy Kavanaugh, Ursula Kennelly, Catherine Keough, Edward King, Micheal Lacaillaide, Eric LaPorte, Timothy Lawrence, Micheal Leahy, James Lenoci, Daniel Lombardo, Denise Mackesy. Heather Mackinder, Lara Maher. Lauren Mansfield, Catherine Martin, Jeffrey Masone. Jessica Mclntyre, Joanne McLaughlin, Dan McMann, Robert 79 Freshmen Mello, Jason Mohan, Heather Morse, Joe Mouradian, Andrew Murray, Alison Nason, Kimberly O ' Connell, Charles O ' Connell, Erin Paza, Melanie Peloqum, Robert Peterson, Michael Petruzzi, Jason Pickering, Ian Pierce, Christopher Poch, Christopher Pompei, Matthew Powers, Michelle Powers, Adrienne Precourt, Shannon Raulino, Michelle Reams, Jason Rice, Amy Rich, Betsy Ridlon, Theresa Robbins, Christopher Robbins, Tommy Roberts, Christopher Romprey, Traci Rooney, Melissa Ryder, Lucinda Schrems, Melanie Semas, Richard Shea, Kelh Silva, Lydia Sirtoli, Derek Smedile, Kerek Smith, Kristine Smith, Michael St Germain, Jason St Pierre, Danny St Pierre, Tracy Steenbruggen, Dustin Stolpner, Jason Sullivan, Julie Swiger, Laur a Taylor, Wendy Texiera, Theresa 80 Freshmen Tibbert, Tina Tierney, Terri Tomaso, Amy Turner, Jennifer Valeqvett, Bob Venuti, Julie Viers, Alma Vinson, Laurie Waite, Russell Watson, Christine Weir, Lisa Weston, Kristma White, Stephen Wilson, Lisa Woodason, Jamie Wyatt, Vernon Yelle, Andrew Zommer, Matthew ' Like my tie? ' Asselin, Shane Carlson, Keith Charboneau, Robert Cotton, Alison Danforth, Wendy Degrafft, Cheryl Dion, Neal Donohue, Thomas Dyl, Kevin Eddy, Jennifer Faiella, Christopher Fernandes, David Fernandes, Michael Grabianowski, Suellen Hatch, Jennifer Hickey, Jason Hill, Jennifer Houghton, Janet Kaperonis, Korina Kelley, Craig Kelley, Thomas Koslowsky, Mark Mackie, Shannon Markley, Larry Markley, Lonnie McKenna, Kerrie Morrison, Lyle Murphy, Andrew Murphy, Leah Nichols, Sandra Paulhus, Robert Portanova, William Reynolds, Scott Sylvia, Eric Tarrie, Tricia Thomas, Amy Veader, Anthony Walczak, Christopher Wilson, William 81 Eddie Was Here This fall Norton High School students had a chance to take part in a very special presenta- tion, Eddie Was Here. The students comprised the cast and had no written script to work from, only their feelings about the situations they faced in the play. Community response to the event was encouraging, though overwhelming. People were turned away from the nighttime performance, and performances had to be scheduled for the Mid- dle School students. The play was about the life and death of Edward LaRiviere, a teenager whose involvement with drugs and alcohol even- tually ended his life. His older brother Kevin recreated the events leading to Ed- die ' s involvement with drugs and his early death so that others might learn from his experiences. Kevin gave a short, moving, lecture after the final scene of the play which was just as effective in forcing peo- ple to think about the play ' s message. We thank Mr. LaRiviere for baring his soul to us so that we may be spared the grief he has felt. 84 Spaghetti Supper The Annual Spaghetti Supper put on by the senior class proved to be a big success. With the leadership and direction of our class advisors, the students prepared a delicious Italian meal. The contributions of the students and local businesses made it a profitable event. As a mat- ter of fact, they had so many desserts that they were compelled to give them away! All in all, the seniors thoroughly enjoyed themselves — which may be the first time this has ever happened during a fund-raiser. Homecoming this year was played against Blue Hills, whom we beat 8-6. There was a rousing pep rally and dance the night before the big game — sort of a pre-victory party. Dur- ing half-time, Peter Smith announced the names of the Homecoming Court as the band played the traditional grandiose Mr. Wheeler crowned Kari Dawson as this year ' s Queen and handed roses to her court, which included seniors Cindy King, Gail Murray, Michelle Hutcheon and Can- dy Mann; Juniors Sharon Mandosa and Dawn Everson; Sophomores Alison Cotton and Andrea Myers; and Freshmen Michelle Howell and Denise Lombardo. P p C S Christmas Concert The annual Christmas Con- cert, featuring the Norton High School Band an d Chorus, was held this year on December 22. The Band entertained the audience with the lilting notes of selections from Tchaikowsky ' s Nutcracker Suite and some French carols in the Noel Suite. The Chorus trilled through tradi- tional carols and newer holi- day songs, raising their voices in angelic harmony. The au- dience joined in at the end for some old-time favorites, joyful in the knowledge that vacation was just around the corner. i ii Semi-Formal The third Annual Semi-Formal, spon- sored by the National Honor Society, was again held at Wheaton College. Everyone sparkled in an evening of dinner and dancing. The fun included the election of the 1987 White Rose Princess, lovely Leah Socorro, and her Court of handsome attendants: David Barac, Tim Burrill, John Collins, Gerard Lynch, Al Poreda, and Mike Tierney. 89 2 Prom On May 9, 1986, Norton High School held its Junior-Senior Prom at Johnson and Wales Inn in Seekonk. We will Always and Forever remember dancing to Starlite in a spectacular set- ting of silver and lavender. The highlight of the evening was the crown- ing of the queen, Stacey Cotton. Her senior court included Christin Foster, Elizabeth Breault, Mary Lombardo and Beth Wagner. The junior court con- sisted of Martha Kennelly, Leah Socorro, Diane Bartley and Kelly Webb. 90 Always and Forever % 91 Applause MA Government Day Aimee and Derek were chosen as delegates to act as senator, represent- ative, or other government officer in the State House for a day in April. For that one d ay, they would be, in effect, running MA government along with many other students from Massachusetts. They at- tended seminars to prepare them for their one day in office, toured the State House, and received first-hand experience in the workings of our state government. Aimee Dudley and Derek Bouchard-Hall Jewish War Veteran ' s Award Nicole was chosen by her peers and teachers as Norton High School ' s entrant in the Jewish War Veteran ' s scholarship con- test. Her evident traits of character, scholar- ship, leadership and citizenship were the primary factors in her receiving the award. Nicole Maher Girls ' State Held at Bridgewater State College and sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, Girls ' State Week was an eye-opener in all levels of U.S. government, as well as a chance for the girls to form new and lasting friendships. They got their first task of col- lege dorm life while receiving an education in running campaigns, ' parliamentary pro- cedure ' and the election process. (I to r) Lauren Goldman, Karen O ' Connell, Mer- rideth Chartier, Nicole Maher. missing: Maryanne Watson. 92 Please! Hugh O ' Brien Youth Leadership Conference Mark and Melanie were chosen on the basis of leadership positions in and out of school and their superior essays to attend the Leadership Conference. There they learned about good leadership characteristics and will share that knowledge with the sophomores of next year. Mark Wilson and Michelle Casagni D.A.R. Good Citizen Karen was elected to represent Norton High School in the Daughters of the American Revolution scholarship competi- tion. She had to display qualities of scholar- ship, leadership and citizenship to be award- ed this honor. Karen O ' Connell Boys ' State At Bentley Colleg e, the Norton delegates to Boys ' State Week participated in mock local, state, and federal government offices, planned campaign strategies, played sports, and befriended other Boys ' State delegates who had come to share their dorms for that week. The American Legion invited several guest speakers during the week to complete the boys ' education in U.S. government. (I to r) row 1: Barry Walsh, Peter Smith, Jonathan Goldman, Steven Kinney, row 2: Joe Marino, Steven Bennett, Joe Bosh. 9. ' Staff Business Staff: (I to r) row 1 : Karen Pierce, Holli Fitzgerald, Kim MacDonald, John Treeful (manager), Jen Smith, Paul Seymour, Brad Dowdall. row 2: Renee Alphonse, Lisa Mckenna, Michelle Hut- cheon, Gail Murray, Martha Kennelly, Leah Socorro. 1 : Erika DeSilva, Cherie Pierce. Jennifer Lee, Lara Shaw, Eileen Yorke; front: Lauren Ricci, Rachel Yorke, Matt Dunn Purple Key Purple Key is a senior service organization comprised of those volunteers chosen to serve by the Senior Class Advisors. The group takes responsibility for acting in an exemplary fashion for fellow classmates and underclassmen. Purple Key went through quite an ordeal to keep its existence this year. On behalf of the senior class, we Purple Key members thank our Advisors and other members of the faculty who helped us keep this service in function. (row 1) P. Gon- salves, M. Tierney, L. Poole, H. McQuade, A. Popat, J. Belkner, J. Treeful, D. Bartley, G. Sayce, S. Kinney, B. Dowdall, J. Sousa. (row 2) J. Smith, E. O ' Shea, D. Kantelis, K. Pierce, J. Scagnoli, M. George, D. Ricci, J. Marino, B. Clark, S. White, K. O ' Shea, L. Socorro, T. Man- dosa, L McKenna, G. Murray, K. Dawson, K. Robbins, D. Harding, and J. Sicard. (row 1) Eric Pane (Treas), Karen O ' Connell (V.P.), Nicole Maher (Pres.), Priscilla Mansfield (Sec), (row 2) Meredith Chartier, Eileen Yorke, Debbie Brown, Marlene Cookson, Roberta Bassett, Dudley, Goldman, Tutle (row Aimee Lauren Shannon Mike Smith. 3) Gerard Lynch, Lora Zom- mer, Tammie Girelli, Derek Bouchard- Hall, Cindy King, Alka Popat, Jayne Moreau , Kelly O ' Shea, Richard Paulhus, and Mrs. Robbins. National Honor Society The National Honor Society, directed by Mrs. Dolores Robbins, is made up of those students who have shown characteristics of leadership, scholarship, citizenship and service. This society works very hard to prepare a number of fun-filled activities for the school. Some of these include The College Day Fair and the White Rose Semi-Formal. The society also participates in a number of fundraisers such as the bikeathon, the selling of balloons and candy to raise money for two scholarships given to seniors who have shown academic excellence through their four years in high school. 96 National Art Honor Society The National Art Honor Society continued to spread their creativity throughout the school with ceiling tiles, bulletin boards and even a few murals. This year they sold hand-painted tote bags to raise money for an art scholarship. The artists went on many field trips with their advisor, Mrs. Gagnon, to the M.F.A., the Gardner Museum, and to N.Y.C. to visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art and other famous N.Y.C. sights. This year the Art Honor Society also experimented with enameling, airbrushing, and critiquing artwork. front: (I to r) Karen O ' Con- nell (Pres.), Candy Pike ( T r e a s . ) , Cherie Pierce (sec), Barry Walsh (V.P.), Johnathan Goldman . back: Steven Lee, Erika Desilva, and Merrideth Chartier. Math Team row 1 : Derek Bouchard-Hall, Robin Wallace, Racheal Yorke, Kathryn Kollett. row 2: Amy Dudley, Jana Allen, Jenifer Smith, Kim Benson, Cindy King, Rober- ta Bassett, Debbie Brown, Cheryl Limber, row 3: Paul DeCamp, Dana Smith, Lisa Makrinikolas, Jeremy Bennett, Kristen Rodrigues, Priscilla Mansfield, Eileen Yorke, Richard Paulhus, Steven Brazao, Joseph Murphy, Kelly Wallace, Steven Bennett, and Karen O ' Connell. This year ' s math team, guided by Mrs. Joan Vital, lost many key players from last year; however, that didn ' t affect an outstanding record of victories. This dedicated young group participates in two leagues: Southeastern Math League, which involves traveling to other schools, and the New England League, for which tests are given to students after school. There was great participation in this year ' s team. Mrs. Vital is proud of both leagues ' great achievements and rewarded them with a day trip to New York with the art department. After 2 out of 4 meets the Southeastern League is in second place, and the New England League in first place after 3 out of 6 tests. Weekly practice, dedication and hard work have their reward for this year ' s math team. Pep Club Newspaper Staff row 1: Lisa Poole, Mike McKinney, Jean Jerome, row 2: Miss Dziejma, Michael Vandeurse, Sangita Chandra, Dawn Williams, Paul Anderson, Karen Brown, Dawn DeCosta, Diane Bartely and Kim Benson. This year ' s Newspaper Staff, headed by Lisa Poole (editor) and Jean Jerome (asst.), made a number of changes in the school paper with the help of their new ad- visor, Miss Dziejma. The staff began by changing the paper ' s name to What ' s Up. They also changed the print and the setup giving it a more enjoyable and appealing outlook. They attempted to change the paper to actual newspaper but ran into too many difficulties. These students work very hard every month gathering stories, in- terviewing and working with word processors and computers. They spend many hours after school making decisions to improve the paper. They enjoy issuing the paper and hope their readers enjoy it too. By purchasing What ' s Up students help support and reward this innovative and dedicated staff. The paper can be pur- chased from any member or through Miss Dziejma. So keep up on Current Events and buy What ' s Up and know What ' s Up! 99 French Club The French Club is an organization coordinated by Mrs. Russell and the officers. This club is involved in designing and participating in a number of interesting French-related (of course!) activities. Some recent activities coordinated by Kristen Rodrigues (Pres.) and her helpers include a crepe party, the viewing of a French film with English subtitles, and various excur- sions to Harvard Square to sample the many French stores in Boston. The future holds a Mardi Gras party and other such fun-filled French-oriented activities. Spanish Club row 1: C. Jordan (VP.), K. Rodrigues (Pres.), R. Yorke (Treas.), N. Maher (Sec), row 2: P. Mansfield, M. Desilva, R. Brouwer, C. Mansfield, J. Moreau, E. Yorke, J. Lee, L. Mims. row 3: D. Decosta, D. Campbell, M. Cookson, D. Esperian, J. Smith, J. Allen, M. Brown, M. Casagni, L. Ricci, D. Green, L. Goldman, row 4: K. Coolidge, K. Kollett, D. Bouchard-Hall, and A. Cooloidge. kneeling: K. Bryant, J. Treeful. row 1: N. Flannery, T. Johnson, L. Fiorentino, T. Grieve, C. Starrat, K. Muller, K. Kmetz, L. Soccorro. row 2: J. Devin, P. Macken, T. Mandosa, C. Fortune, D. Harding, J. Kieser, S. Brazao, J. Murphy, and P. Paoni. The Spanish Club is directed by Mrs. Sweeney. It was established to further promote interest in the Hispanic language and culture. The Spanish Club meets regularly to undertake activities chosen by the membership. The organization participates in many Spanish-oriented ac- tivities coordinated by Mrs. Sweeny. They were involved in a project with the National Art Honor Society to add some cultural zest to the Spanish room, and as a native celebration of Christmas, they made Pinatas. They have planned a field trip to a Spanish restaurant to sample the different Hispanic Foods. Any student enrolled in Spanish may participate. 100 Student Council: row 3: (I to r) Peter Smith (Pres.), Kim Robbins (V.P.), Diane Bartely (Sec), Kari Dawson (Treas.), Sean O ' Shea, Joey Marino, Steven Lee, Patty Griffin, Jennifer Callum, Vernon Wyatt, Steven Bennett, Martha Kennel- ly, Candy Mann, Cherie Pierce, Candy Pike, row 2: Eric Biro, Heather Mackesy, John Collins, Tim Burrill, Steven Sicard, Michelle Hayes, Kathy Lombard, Eric Wood, Cathy Portonove, John Treeful, Michelle Hucthin, Tom Mandosa. row 1: Violet Bassett, Debbie Esperian, Rober- ta Bassett, Stacy Morris, Laura Shaw, Eileen Lee, Nicole Maher, Lisa Poole, Tanya Cavallaro, Tiffany Busby, and Leah Socorro. Regional Advisory Com- mittee: Candy Pike and Cherie Pierce Student Ad- visory Com- m i t t e e : Michelle Hayes and Eric Wood Student Improvement Council: Tracy Powers and Tim Burrill 101 Guidance Aides: stand- ing: (I to r) Michael Wynn, Brian Watson, Alka Popat, Dawn Everson, Kim Pare, sitting: Shannon Tut- 1 1 e , Erin O ' Shea, Cin- dy Clark, and Tara O ' Shea. Library Aides: front: (I to r) Catey lacuzzi, Maureen Cur- ran, Norman Kingsley, Karin Brown, Jean Jerone. back: William Fisher, Harris Rydstrom, Glen Shade. Marching (I to r) row 1 : L. Bennett, row 2: K. O ' Connell, M. George, S. Congdon, K. Wallace, T. Waite, K. Coolidge, K. Kollett, R. Yorke, L. Myers, R. Pcolka, K. Pare, K. Lombard, L. Ryder, E. Giordano, J. Allen, C. Mansfield, row 3: M. Mohan, L. Silva, T. Ridlon, J. Smith, B. Bileau. row 4: L. Wilson, T. St. Pierre, C. Kollett, E. Farrington, K. Kelleher, L. Fiorentino, C. Ingalls, M. Chastenay, H. Mackesy, K. Waite, T. Teixera, D. Weatherby, M. Casagni. row 5: P. Freeman, J. Denrett, K. Naismith, H. Churchill, M. Brouwer, K. Brisloe, J. Scott, A. Dudley, D. Brown, row 6: C. Kinder, S. White, R. Brouwer, L. Carr. row 7: A. Juutilainen, K. McKenna, H. Fitzgerald, D. Donohue, L. Weir, N. Dion, T. Kelleher, D. Ricci, L. Shaw, row 8: L. Makrinkolas, S. White, M. Wilson, M. Schrems, T. Grieve, M. Brown, B. Dudley, J. Lee. Flags: (I to r) Michelle Mohan, Becky Bileau, Lara Shaw, Laura Carr, Christina Mansfield (capt.), Karen O ' Connell, Leah Bennett, Michelle Casagni, Odelle Kinder, Lisa Wilson. The Norton Lancer Marching Band played through another smashing season, aided by ten 8th graders who agreed to fill out the music section of the band. This year ' s half- time show delighted us with Razzle Dazzle, the theme from Miami Vice, Tequila, and Head over Heels. The Auxiliaries ' perfor- mances showed some noticeable variety and in- novation, thanks to their new advisor, Liz Medeiros and Majorettes: (I to r) Jana Allen, Lydia Silva, Dawn Weatherby, Chris Chisholm, Renee Brouwer, Danielle Ricci (capt.), Melissa George, Theresa Ridlon, Jennifer Smith, Tracey St. Pierre. Band their captains: Diane Donahue (rifles), Christina Mansfield (flags), and Danielle Ric- ci (Majorettes). Led by new drum ma- jors Melanie Brown and Mark Wilson, our band traveled to UMass at Amherst, where they performed in the half- time show with other high school bands and a UMass group as a part of Band Day. At the Taun- ton Christmas Parade, Norton took third place in the Music Category, for their rendition of Let it Snow. Cheers to Mr. Mac and his musicians for yet another entertain- ing fall season. Rifles: (I to r) Holli Fitzgerald, Jen Turner, Amy Juutilainen, Lisa Weir, Kerrie McKenna. missing: Diane Donohue (capt.). 3= Drum Majors: Mark Wilson, Melanie Brown Officers and Captains: (I to r) Tom Kelleher (Equip. Mgr.), Rachel Pcolka (secretary), Diane Donohue (rifle capt.), Mark Wilson (drum major), Kim Pare (librarian), row 2: Aimee Dudley (Publicity Mgr.), Kathy Lombard (Uniform Mgr.), Danielle Ricci (Majorette Capt ). row 3: Karen Waite (librarian), Debbie Brown (vice pres.), Launa Myer, (presi- dent), Krista Ingalls (uniform mgr.). missing: Melanie Brown (drum major), Kathy Kollett (publicity mgr.), Christina Mansfield (flag Capt ). Stage Band n The Stage Band, a small ensem- ble who met once a week to prac- tice their tunes, featured more guitars this year, while keeping the usual brass, keyboards, and drums. They zipped through numbers like Eye of the Tiger, Cool Runnin ' , Don ' t Knock My Socks, and Mer- cy, Mercy, Mercy, to name just a few of the songs in their repertoire. (I to r) row 1 : Kim Coolidge, Karen Waite, Todd Waite, Kelly Wallace, row 2: Neal Dion, Debbie Brown, Launa Myers, Kathy Kollett, Jen Scott, row 3: Rachel Yorke, Rachel Pcolka, Mark Wilson, Laura Fiorentino. missing: Joe Bosh, Mark Brouwer, Ted Campbell, Tom Ebling, Gerry Lynch, Kim Pare, Stephan White. — — £ — 1 Chorus The Chorus, directed by Mr. Mac- Mullen, regaled us with tunes such as Stuck on You, The Telephone Hour, and Look to the Rainbow, at the annual Spring Concert. There seems to be quite a bit of new talent in the relatively young chorus. We hope they will keep singing long into the future. (I to r) row 1 : Amanda McLeod, Jennifer Callum, Karyn Ellis, Janet Houghton, Dina Andrews, Holi Fitzgerald, row 2: Sandra Nichols, Patricia Griffin, Jim Franco, row 3: Debbie Esperian, Susan Schnieder, Michelle Howell, Heather Mackesy. row 4: Anne Hutcheon, Kim Mclntyre, Megan DeSilva, Christa Briggs, Dale Mann, Roberta Basset. 106 Football row 1 (I to r) M Naismith, J. Zaccardi, M Shaw, J Collins, T Mandosa, J. Sicard, J. Marino, A Poreda, P. Curtin, T. Burrill, C Gaddy, K Foster, J. Devin. row 2: Asst. Coach E. Patrin, Coach L Laroque, J Stolpner, E. Reilly, J. Pike, J. Franco, S. Sicard, D Elliot, B Donohue, J Sweeney, M. Pinocci, R Joyce, J Francis, E Wood, K George, row 3: Asst. Coach G. Crump, P. Decamp, D Bratton, V. Nastar, D Beatrice, P. Dawson, E. Bliss, C Nuttall, T Peterson, M Chaplin, C. Esperian, S. O ' Shea, C. Migliormi, P. Dawson, S. Dunlap, J. Cataloni, D. Kelleher, J Dunlap, T King, D. Smith, M. Crum, Asst M Gibbons, Asst T. Rodriguez Football Through the dedicated and high spirited coaching of Mr. Larogue and his assistants, the Norton Lancers continued to earn respect through a winning 6-2-1 league record Though the Lancer football team lost some 20 members from last year ' s Superbowl team, it came back looking strong and full of poten- tial. Co-captains Jim Sicard and Joe Marino kept the team deter- mined to outdo themselves every game, showing that last year ' s championship team was no acci- dent. With only seven members of the team being seniors, Norton is again looking forward to another season filled with victory in 87 ' . Cross Country It wasn ' t easy tor Coach Rukstalis and his team, but Norton High School ' s Cross Country members stayed strong and showed true Lancer spirit this year Plagued with in- juries, the team found itself fac- ed with uncomfortable disad- vantages against the opposi- tion. But the Never say die ' ' runners struggled and spurred themselves on in every race, showing other teams just what the Lancers are all about. The senior co-captains were Eric Larson and Brian Clark. Kneeling: Eric Larson, Brian Clark Standing: Mark Wilson, Tom Eblmg, Derek Bouchard-Hall, David Barac, Kim Meuller, John Juutilanen Missing: Donnie Beland Golf The Lancer Golf Team enjoyed another successful season this year Although Norton ' s string of championships going back to 1979 was broken, the team did manage to finish in second place Norton ' s league record was 8 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie Its overall record was 9 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie The root of the team ' s success was its experience Norton s starting line-up consisted of 5 seniors and 1 junior Varsity lettermen of the team are: seniors — Barry Walsh, Eric Pane, Mark LaPierre. John Belkner, and Toby Lovermg, juniors — Jim Farrell. and Lee Desrosiers Team members Barry Walsh and Eric Pane were chosen for the Mayflower League ALL-Star team (From I to r) T, Lovering, Coach Nuttall, M. LaPierre, L Desrosiere T. Jackson, J. Belkner, B Walsh, J. Farrell, E. Pane. 111 Volleyball first row (I to r) L Maher, S. Precourt, Captain N. Flannery, D. Green, J. Olivera. row 2: A. Precourt, C. Limber, D. Williams, C. Clark, C. Garvin, T. Bushy, B. Andrews. first row (I to r) Tri-captains: K. Kmetz, M. Laramee, D. Mann, Assistant coach Mr. Dockett. row 2: Junior Varsity Coach Mr. Leddy, D. Esperian, T. Cavallary, A. Simmons, T. Dockett, D. Lombardo, Varsity Coach Mr. Holster, A. Cotton, S. Morris, S. Mandosa, A Hutcheon, T. Perry, E. O ' Shea. A team ' s record does not always reflect the ac- complishments of the team or the individual honors that may have been achieved. This was the case with the Lancer Volleyball Team this year. The team had a good season with eight wins and seven losses; but, they have acquired the skill needed to play advanced offensive allignments. From an individual point of view the team Tri-captains, senior Michelle Laramee and juniors Dayle Mann and Kathy Kmetz, were chosen as League All-stars. These three players were also chosen for the first ever Attleboro Sun Chronicle All-Star Team. The seniors this year were Tri-captain Michele Laramee, Alicia Simmons and Erin O ' Shea and their representation of the class of 1987 was outstanding. Volleyball, representing the best in women ' s athletics and in team competition, is doing its part in the Norton High School In- terscholastic Athletic Program. 112 Field Hockey Under the coaching of alumna Elizabeth Shaw, the 1986 field hockey team competed with vigor. While Leah Soccorro and Martha Kennelly led the team ' s offense, Regina Courchme and the M? flower League ' s finest goalie, Knsten McMorrow, were the mainstays of the defense Seniors Candice Mann, Nicole Maher, Donna Harding, Michelle Hutcheon, and Michelle Lavoie contributed to the fine effort of the team. Players elected to the Mayflower League All-Star team were senior Nicole Maher and sophomore Knsten McMorrow. Coacn Shaw looks forward to the 1987 season with many returning lettermen. row 1: Captains R. Courchine, L. Soccoro. row 2: J. Lee, T. Johnson, M. Kennelly, M. Lavoie, C. Starrat, N. Maher. row 3: L. Ludwich, D. Harding, M. Hutcheon, A. Myers, D. Harding C. Mann, T. O ' Shea, K. McMorrow. Missing: W. Murphy and Coach E. Shaw 113 Cheerleading :: row 1 , (I to r) Capt K Dawson, Co-capt C King row 2: M. Kennelly, G. Murray, K Mclntyre, M. St Jean, L Poole, M Cookson row 3 Coach M Brennan, L Ricci, E Yorke, A Myers, R Bassett, K Calhoun, C Briggs, M Hutcheon.C Fortune row 1, (I to r) J Mclntyre, Capt T Horton, L Mackinder row 2: K, Mansfield, B Rich, J, Masone, A Powers row 3: Coach M Brennan, M Clarke, V Bassett, J Brown. Under the new leadership of Coach Maureen Brennan, the Norton High School Cheerleaders have motivated the crowds to be extremely sup- portive of our athletic teams These dedicated girls have won numerous awards, including a first place award at summer cheering camp and a chance to compete in the United States Cheerleading Association National C ompetition in Michigan for their pom-pon routine to a medley of Beach Boys songs In addition to raising spirit at games, the cheerleaders also perform at pep rallies and league competitions, always with the precision and enthusiasm for which they are known 114 Boys ' Basketball row 1 (I to r) J 2 J Dunlap, J Sicard, T. Burrill, Capt E Pane, D Bouchardhall, D Barac. row Sweeney, D Rusky, S Kinney, S Dunlap, P Smith. The Norton Lancer Basketball Team, led this year by Captain Eric Pane and Coach Howard Kelley, quickly shot to the top of the Mayflower League and stayed there to win the Championship They went on to compete in the League Playoffs and the State Divi- sion III Championship games This pileup of incredible Lancer vic- tories was primarily due to the good mixture of seasoned players and new talent on the team Several of the players, including Jon Dunlap and Steven Kinney rounded out the list of successes by making All-Stars We hope our basketball team will continue the excellence of this season for many years to come. Girls ' Basketball row 1 (I to r) Capt C Jordan, Capt D Harding row 2: A Bianchim, K Waite, D Harding, K Wallace, D Lombardo, K Burns, L. Shaw, P Hansen, Coach A Nuttall row 1 (I to r) T. Naismith, V Bassett, Capt M Casagni, C. Por- tanova, T. Tierney. row 2: T O Shea, K Lombard, A. Cotton, L- Ludwick, K. Gibbs, J Barac, Coach J Dery The Lancer Girls ' Basket- ball team got off to a slow start as inexperience resulted in four losses in the first five games As ex- perience was gained and confidence built, the girls recovered to finish the season with a 7-10 record Coached by Mr Nuttall, led by Captains Cara Jordan and Donna Hading, and in- spired by senior members Pam Hansen and Karen Waite, the young team of ' 86 ' 87 can look forward to some good seasons coming up Captain Cara Jordan was selected to the League All Star Team, a fit- ting climax to her years of dedication to Lancer Girls ' Track first row K Mueller, B Andrews, L Ricci, T Girelli, C Clark E O ' Shea second row D Collins, L Greene, J Kieser, C Starral, T Oshea, K Waile third row K Lynch, T Bliss B Dudley, C Garvin, S Morris, D Mann. Coach P Holster fourth row C Kmetz, D. Har ding. K Oshea, A Cotton, J Scott, A Dudley The Norton Lancers Girls ' Track Team in 86 ' joined in celebration with other championship teams for the first time in the history of Girl ' s Track at our school The Lancers 4x110 relay team consisting of juniors Erin O ' Shea and Tammie Girelli, sophomore Dayle Mann, and freshman Stacy Morris qualified for the States The Lancer girls made an outstanding effort and brought home a new school record; which we all can be proud of With only Co-captain Jill Kresley be- ing a senior on the team, the Lancers proved tremen- dous ability and great hopes for the future Other captains were Erin O ' Shea, and Karen Waite The team and Coach Holster are look- ing forward to more cham- pionship seasons. 117 first row S Dunlap. W Ambrose, M Zwicker, D Shaw, G Watson, G Crum, S O ' Shea, C Esperian, M Pinocci, T. Lovering, J. Stolpner second row Assistant Coach J Maher, B Donahue, J Collins, P Smith, J Sicard, M Shaw, E Bliss, J. Peters, M Wilson. M, Breech, J Francis, B Clark, A Hurd, J Close third row N Washington, C Nuttall, J Belkner, T. Mandosa, J. Bisazza, M. Vacher. T. Suydan. T Strother, C Girelli E Wyatt, J Dunlap, T Burrill, S Sicard, E Brooks. E Larson, P DeCamp, E Wood. T Kelleher. D Bratton For the second year in a row, the Norton Lancer Track Team went undefeated leading to an unquestioned championship. The team proved their strength in every event, dominating the opposition throughout the season. The team consisted of several underclassmen com- peting in a wide range of events, and so the seniors will be replaced though they will be missed. The co-captains were Greg Crum and Greg Watson. Success should continue in track in 87 ' with the dedicated coaching of Mr. Rukstalis. Boys ' Tennis first row (I to r) E Pratt, D Barac, M LaPierre, P Butler, J Farrell. J Zaccardi, A Correia, M Dunn, I I Macken, J, Goldman row 2 B Walsh, L Desrosiers, J Murpny, D K Lewis The boys ' tennis team had a school record breaking season. Thirteen victories shattered the previous record of eleven (1985). They led the Mayflower League until the last day of the 1986 season when they suffered their second straight loss to Diman Voke. Norton had a 7-2 record in the league and was 13-6 overall. The team had victories over non-league opponents Franklin, Bourne and Apponequet. The Lancers qualified for the State Tourna- ment for the second year in a row but went down to defeat at the hands of Stoughton. The team ' s strength was doubles. Three of the regular doubles players were named to Mayflower All-Stars: Robert Bouchard-Hall, Car- min ladonisi, and Tom Fitzgerald. Kyle Texeira was chosen in singles. The 1987 season should be the one that brings to maturity the talents of Jon Goldman (at 1st singles), Mark LaPierre (at 2nd singles), Paul Macken and Dave Barac (at 1st doubles.) Macken hopes to regain the form that gained him recognition in the 1985 Mayflower All-Stars. Underclassmen Jim Farrell, Derek Butler and Kevin Lewis will make a substantial contribution to the success of future Lancer Tennis teams. Girls ' Tennis first row (I to r) J Lee, L. Shaw, N, Maher, P Mansfield, K Rodrigues, C Limber, D. DeCosta, D. Green, M Casagni, J Barac, K Robbins. row 2: M. Cookson, R Bassett, R Bileau, R Brower, C. Mansfield, K. Lavioe, S. Macken, K. Kollett, O. Kinder, E Yorke, R Yorke, L. Mimms, Coach Mrs. Robbins. The 1986 season proved to be a spectacular one for the Girls ' Tennis Team They were Mayflower League Champions and, for the first time in Norton ' s history, competed in the Massachusetts State Tournament They closed their season with a fantastic record of eleven wins and three losses. Marlene Cookson, Kim Robbins, Nicole Maher and Knsten Holmes were elected to the Mayflower League All-Star team The Attleboro Sun-Chronicle awarded All-Star honorable mention to Kim Robbins and Priscilla Mansfield. Knsten Rodrigues, Alison Rubin, Roberta Bassett, and Cara Jordan also played hard for the team Marlene Cookson was elected the most valuable player, Nicole Maher the most improved player. Since the team lost only two seniors, the 1987 season looks promising with most of the team returning including Christina Mansfield, Lora Shaw, and Eileen York 120 Baseball row 1 (I to r) M. Smith, C. Gadcly, Capt. M. Jolly, Capt S Peck, J Finch, J Marino, M Tierney. row 2: Coach D Mollica, D. Elliott, D Perry, D Lacivita, E Pane, L, ladonisi - V  Mi Lancer Baseball strikes again!! Norton captured the Mayflower League Title, the League playoff and the Southeastern Mass. Cham- pionship before being defeated 2-1 in the Semifinals of the State Championship. They finished the year with an impressive 21-2 record under the coaching of Dave Mollica and the leadership of Captains Steve Peck and John Finch Larry ladonisi had a tremendous year pitching for the Lancers and was elected MVP in Southeastern Mass, adding yet another honor to Norton Baseball ' s long list of awards Coach Mollica has a strong team returning this year and is looking for- ward to what will hopefully be another successful season. 121 Softball row 1 (I to r) Mr. Cronin (asst.), D Esperian, Capt. D Lapierre, Capt. S. Cotton, M. Laramee, Coach Chambers, row 2: L. Ledoux, K. Calhoun, K Kmetz, K Lombard, K. Coohdge, M. Hayes, row 3: L. Fiorentino, S Weida, L Cronin, M Lombardo, K Wallace, T. Greene The Girl ' s Softball Team under leadership of Coach Cathy Chambers and special help from Mike Cronin, had a competitive season. The team displayed their enjoyment for softball through their dedicated efforts and great skill. Losing a few key players this coming season may put the team at a slight disadvantage, however, Coach Chambers sees a good future for the underclassmen athletes. « „ - . mem. 122 David Barac, Donnie Beland, John Belkner, Cross Country, Cross country, track Golf, track basketball Kim Benson, John Bisazza, Christa Briggs, Brian Clark, tennis track cheerleading Cross country, track John Collins, Regina Courchine, Paul Curtin, Football, track field hockey football Kari Dawson, cheerleading Tammie Girelli, track Jonathan Goldman, Pam Hansen, tennis basketball Donna Harding, Michele Hutcheon, Carolyn Jordan, Martha Kennely, basketball, field cheerleading basketball cheerleading hockey Cindy King, cheerleading Mark LaPierre, golf, tennis m W Michelle Laramee, Eric Larson, softball, volleyball cross country, track Michelle LaVoie, field hockey Toby Lovering, golf Paul Macken, Nicole Maher, Tom Mandosa, Tennis field hockey, tennis football, track Al Poreda, Kim Robbins, Kristen Rodrigues, Mike Shaw, Jim Sicard, football tennis tennis football basketball, football, track Alicia Simmons, Peter Smith, Leah Socorro, Karen Waite, Robin Wallace, track, volleyball basketball, track field hockey basketball, track track 124 Sponsors Mrs. Elaine Reddy Terry Helga Shaw. Mr. Mrs. James K. Scheck Red Mr. Mrs. Barry T. Malloy Mr. Mrs. Al Socorro c James Souza Mr. Mrs. Robert Paul Maher Leah Socorro and Scott Nevius Bonnie Jessica Mr. Mrs. William E.Jordan Katie Penelope Kennelly Michael K. Wynn Billy A. Jordan The Popat Family Bea, Doug Sally Smith Bisquit Buddy Miss Murphy Don, Jan, Abby Backlund Tabitha, Lance Muffy Heather and Tammie The Tauseks Carolyn L. Jordan Ray Gove and Kristin Celeste Mr. Mrs. Fred Kelley Adria Carter David and Deborah Sweeney Robert, Joan, Chris, Dana Julie Smith Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Carter Charlie and Jimmy Sweeney Harold Eleanor Mackinder Cheryl Carter Ray Gross Al Poreda and Shana Macomber Mr. Mrs. Russell Allen National Art Honor Society Mr. and Mrs. Sayce Jana Wally The O ' Connell Family Gale and Alicia Edna May Meserve Lisa Burke, Sandy May, Allison Murrey Joanne Huber and David Smith Lorna, Carlton Alec Russell Timmy Burnl (Spike) Regina Courchine and Mike Zwicker Frick Frack Renee Brower, Christina Mansfield, Becky Bileau Mr. and Mrs. Philip Boucher and Jeffrey Nico Flannery Jenn Lee Jill Scagnoli- Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Gagnon ' Lara Shaw Eileen Yorke Candace John Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holster, Scott, and Kristin Eric Sandra May Billy Burke Grace B. Kiernan Steve Lisa Burke Mike Jolly Jane C. Clancy Charlie Mo Erin Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Kieser Nicole P. Maher David Courchine Sharon Carvahlo Mr. and Mrs. Peter Leddy The McLeods Roberta Marlene Mr. William MacMullen, Jr. Crystal Munier Kerrie Todd Edward and Veronica Maher Sharon Al Faxon Tina Rande Mr. and Mrs. Joseph- Martin Esther Ray Moreau Denise Lombardo Dave Barac Elizabeth W. McKinley Heather McCaffrey Len Hodgdon Theresa Greive John Collins Albert and Anna Nuttall Sandra Jessica May Willam Burke The Dowdall Family Mrs. Elaine Reddy Robin Lora The Clark Family David and Dolores Robbins John Karen The Ethnic Brothers Karen Bryant and Jerry Fraatz Brian Watson Dozer Candy Mann and John Dunlap Marcia Washington The Tweak Society Kim Mclntyre and Richard Chancey Paul Sullivan Lisa Dellatore The Sports Corner Mr. Mrs. Francis Rodrigues Eric Larson The Class of ' 88 Mrs. Rose Powers Beth Tony Danielle and Stephen Pike Family Toby Lovering Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vital Lisa Poole Cindy King Eileen L. Steven S Mr. Albert Wagner Raymond Scott Michelle Laramee Mrs. Jackie Tausek The Mansfield Family Dina Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith J.P. Nellie Sousa Mr. George V. Brown Kimberley Robbins and Shana Macomber Kim, Jon, Scott, Eric, and Dennis Acknowledgemer its Nat Estes ... for the sonnet in the candids section Erika De Silva ... for art work on turnover pages Erin O ' Shea ... for so much extra typing 126 Good Luck Seniors from Dr. and Mrs. Brent L. Davis Jack Conway REALTOR CONWAY COUNTRY ' 140 East Main Street, Norton, MA 02766 Telephone (617) 285-5506 127 DANIEL M. RICH Attorney at Law Office: 495 Marketplace Norton, MA 02766 Tel. (617) 285-4725 JL Residence: 34 Burt Street Norton, MA 02766 Tel. (617) 285-7846 NORTON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 19 Clapp Street Norton, MA 02766 285-4402 Compliments of L. S. Peterson Company Jewelry Factory Outlet 50% — 70% off l4KGold 424 East Washington St. North Attleboro 128 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 250 E. Main St. Norton, MA 02766 285-6009 248 E. Main St. Norton, MA 02766 285-6187 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 ROBERT A. PELOQUIN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC Where Our Clients Send Their Friends Auto — Home — Life Retirement Planning — Group Health Mutual Funds Robert A. Peloquin Registered Rep Notary Public 226-4076 New Drivers Welcome at Our Agency Congratulations to the Class of 1987 HASKINS PHARMACY . . . Prescriptions . . . Sick Room Supplies . . . Cosmetics (617) 226-1686 275 W. Main (Route 123), Norton, MA 02766 May we be your persona! family pharmacy? To the Class of 1987 Congratulations and Best wishes From NORTH EASTON SAVINGS BANK Your Family Financial Service Center™ 25 West Main St. 285-9833 Best Wishes to the Past, Present, and Future Graduates E. M. TEITLEMAN, D.D.S. T. SAFER, D.D.S. Rhonda Roberta Dawn Terry Helen Beth Ann Linda Gay Joan Cheryl Member Bay State and Pilgrim Health Care Office Hours Mon. — Sat. 8 a.m. — 7 p.m. 87 E. Main St. 285-9333 Norton, MA 02766 Produce and Hardware Barn 72 Mansfield Ave. Norton, MA 02766 Congratulations ( Class of 1987 SSI From 10 Library Square Norton, MA 02766 285-6788 Tickets Tours ' N Cruises Franklin • Foxboro • Norton • Milford TRAVELSMITHS SINCE 1962 Barbara A. Jackson, M.D. Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery Neuromuscular and Developmental Disorders 140 East Main By Appointment Norton, MA 02766 617-285-9714 Compliments of Norton Permanent Fire Fighters Association Local 2678 Deputy Robert Eddleston LT. Richard Gove LT. Lawrence Lamey Pvt. Russel Hagstrom Pvt. Reese Rounds Pvt. Ronald Lima Pvt. David McMorrow Pvt. Barry Andrews Pvt. Kevin MacCaffrie Pvt. Richard Gomes Pvt. Benton Keene III Pvt. Paul Schliecher Chief George F. Edward Burgess Al Briand Kevin Schleicher Tim Dion Rick Medeiros Paul Medeiros John Morrisey Pvt. Peter MacLean Pvt. Francis Ritz Pvt. Robert Jordon Pvt. Kent Campbell Secretary Judith McCarron Burgess 134 LEAD PAINT TESTING • PERCOLATION TESTING SANITARY SYSTEM DESIGN • ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING WATER TESTING — SUBDIVISIONAL LAYOUT F. W. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. FRANK WOJCIECHOWSKI TELEPHONE: NO. ATTLEBORO, MA 02760 (61 7) 699-2726 BUSTER ' S AUTO BODY YOUR TROUBLES NISH North Worchester St. Norton Mass. 02766 222-6602 Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 HARDWARE 222-5501 Rt 123 Norton, MA 02766 open 7 days 285-979- 135 Bryan Manufacturing (617) 285-4587 Blister Packaging 71 Leonard Street Thermo Forming Norton, Ma. 02766 John Dubuc Brian Metzger Rustic Fire Protection, Inc. Sprinkler Systems Specialist 409 Old Colony Rd. (617) 226-4230 Norton, Mass. 02766 136 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 FROM THE NORTON HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND Brouwer, Mark Dennett, Jacob Brown, Debbie Kelleher, Kathy Brown, Melanie Kollett, Chris Coolidge, Kim Naismith, Kerri Dion, Neal Sayce, Thersa Dudley, Aimee Mansfield, Christina Dudley, Beth Diane, Donahue Farrington, Erik Bileau, Becky Fiorentino, Laura Bennett, Leah Freeman, Peter Carr, Laura Giordano, Beth Casagni, Michelle Ingalls, Krista Kinder, Odelle Kelleher, Tom Mohan, Michelle Kollett, Kathy O ' Connell, Karen Lee, Jennifer Shaw, Lara Lombard, Kathy Wilson, Lisa Makrinikolas, Lisa Fitzgerald, HoUi Mackesy, Heather Juutilainen, Amy McLaughlin, Danny McKenna, Kerrie Myers, Launa Turner, Jennifer Pare, Kim Weir, Lisa Pcolka, Rachel Andrews, Dina Ryder, Lucinda Schrems, Melanie Scott, Jennifer Grieve, Theresa Teixeira, Teresa Ricci, Danielle Waite, Karen Allen, Jana Waite, Todd Brouwer, Renee Wallace, Kelley Chisholm, Christine Wilson, Mark George, Melissa White, Scott Portanova, Cathy White, Stephen Ridlou, Theresa Yorke, Rachel Silva, Lydia Briscoe, Karen Smith, Jennifer Chastenay, Michelle St. Pierre, Tracey Churchill, Heather Weatherby, Dawn Congdon, Stephen From the Varsity and J V Squads Susan Rappaneau 226-0593 Olde Thyme Shoppe Traditional Sentiments Herbal Weddings Specialty 370 Old Colony Rd. P.O. Box 47 (Rt. 123) Norton, Mass. Chartley, Mass. 02712 226-0415 CREATIONS UNLIMITED 407 OLD COLONY RD. NORTON, MASS. Congratulations Gale and Class of 1987 Love, Mom, Dad, Mark Nancy, Andrea Don, Neil Shawna, Cindy, Jennifer, Jeff and nieces nephews 138 FIT World Champions wear Balfour should you. bur class ring is made with the very same craftsmanship and care that go into t taking of the sports world ' s most sought after symbols oi accomplishment: the rings, Ukt yours, made by Balfour, of course. aliour matter ol pride ' MIKE SMITH O Brian Johnson, inc 871 Washington Street Braintree. Massachusetts 02 184 617 848 3250 1 — 800 972 5398 139 EVERY PATH TO THE FUTURE BEGINS WITH A WALK TO SCHOOL. ' Congratulations to the Class of ' 87 from the NORTON TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Dorothy Helmreich Vice Presidents Kathi Rogers Pat Kalicki Nancy Duquette Secretary — Veronica Maher Treasurer — Karen Boucher Bristol County Rep — Anne Precourt PRESIDENT Compliments of Kilburn Glass Industries, Inc. Compliments of THE GONDOLA 1094 Bay St. Taunton, Mass. Lunch — Tues. thru Fri. 1 1-3 Dinner Served Nightly: Mon. 4-10 Tues. thru Fri. 3-12 Sat. 4-12 Sunday Open at 1 2 noon Banquet Facilities up to 125 J Congratulations Leah Good Luck and Best wishes Love Always, Scott xoxo CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 87 Ronald J. Coolidge Remodeling Contractor Second Levels 25 Sanlin St. Roofing, Siding Additions, Garages 222-8328 Norton, MA New England School of Floral Design 88 W. Main St. Norton, Ma. 07266 (CARPET BARN COMPLEX) 285-7188 James F. Cahill Director 142 Custom Kitchen Designs, Inc. Kitchen Design Specialist 377 NORTH MAIN STREET MANSFIELD, MA 02048 (617) 339-9255 Paul E. Jodice, President 143 617-285-6600 160 Taunton Avenue, Norton, Mass. 02766 FLOWERS PLANTS FTD TELEFLORAL Lee Forget, Jr. Congratulations Seniors What ' s Up? Advisor: Miss Dzjeima Editor: Lisa Poole Assistant Editor: Jeanne Jerome Sports Editor: Mike McKenny Staff Members: Sangrta Chandra Cherie Pierce Dawn DeCosta Karen Browon Diane Bartley Paul Andreason Kim Benson Mike Vandevrse KP tVve KEVINS CYCLE RACING SUPPLY 18? WEST MAIN STREET 617-285-4342 ANN MARIE ' S ITALIAN KITCHEN Rte. 140 North Mansfield Town Line 285-5611 We Feature: Boston North End Style Italian Pizza, Italian Dinners, and Sandwiches 7 Days a Week Sun. thru Thurs. 11-10 Fri. and Sat. 11-11 1 144 Best of Luck to the Class of 87 From the People of OF ATTLC IORO 486 PLEASANT ST ATTLEBORO. MASS Always Willing to Serve You If everyone works to the best of their ability, in whatever vocation then they have met their responsibility. I_ _ MANSFIELD I I BANK SINCE 1883 MANSFIELD OFFICE 80 No. Main Street Tel. 339-2901 NORTON OFFICE 10 West Main Street Tel. 285-9761 THE SEAFOOD 162 W. Main St., Norton, MA 1 Pond St., Sharon, MA Jeff Moran 285-6029 CHILDREN ' S APPAREL 495 Marketplace — Rt. 123 Norton, MA (617)285-5555 (617) 285-3829 Wendell ' s Home of the Rooster 30 W. Main St. Norton, MA 02766 NORTON HOME CENTER, INC. La MLS  tAi.TO« ' Quality Custom Built Homes Sales Rental — Appraisals 146 W. Main St. Norton, Ma. 02766 (617)285-3016 For the very different and unusual selections of gifts Visit THE DILLYDOT GIFT SHOPPE Gund Teddy Bears Carolers ' Gorham Dolls 36 Pine St. Norton, MA 88 $3$ RESTAURANTS SPECIALIZING IN BROASTED CHICKEN Hours: Serving Lunch Dinner 7 Doys 184 West Main St. 285-4415 Rte. 123, Norton, AAA Entire menu available to go 147 EUREKA MANUFACTURING Wooden and Cloth Containers for Silverware and Jewelry 47 Elm Street Telephone: Norton, Massachusetts 285-9881 See Manager for Job Opportunities 148 Congratulations to the lass or o from HUDin harms 100% Henmade Eggs 122 E. Hodges St. Norton, MA 02766 Larry, Terry, Susan, Allison, and Holli, and Terri, and Melanie Tommy Tina ; Rubin Fitzgerald Tibbert s l o NORTON AUTOMOTIVE CENTER Auto Body Work and General Repairs Quality Used Cars Phone 285-6695 Donald Dumont 172 West Main Street Owner Norton, MA 02766 Compliments of Kilburn Glass Industries Inc. Wheel Balancing and Alignment Service MIDWAY GARAGE lune Up and General Repairs _l_ Bruce E. Beane, Owner 92 E. Main St. 285-4271 285-9501 Norton, MA 02766 Auto Body Repairs 149 Congratulations from Norton Dental Associates STANLEY S. McMORROW, D.D.S. RICHARDJ. VARNERIN, D.M.D. EAMILY DENTISTRY 150 E. Main St., Norton, MA 02766 285-7763 Congratulations Class of ' 87 Compliments of ST. MARY ' S PARISH COMMUNITY e-e-B 34 No. Main St., Mansfield, MA Open 7 Days Homemade Ice Cream • Desserts • Crafts 339-5202 150 Good Luck to the Class of 1987 From l «3 t|o cvt € DONUTS West Main Street Norton, MA 02766 51 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FROM WHEATON COLLEGE 150 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION TOOL AND STAMPING, INC. 171 West Main St. (617) 285-6911 Norton, MA 02766 226-0040 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 from The Sportsman ' s Club 1 3 So. Worcester Street Chartley, MA 027 12 FENCE CO. Pet Feeds and Supplies Blue Seal Feeds Lawn and Garden Products Route 123 Norton 285-9097 COMPLIMENTS OF TRIAD, INC Chartley, MA 027 12 1S3 Congratulations! NORTON FAMILY MEDICINE Steven C Flood. M.D. 156 W. Main St. 285-5036 Congratulations Class of 1987 Butterfield ' s Restaurant and Ice Cream Parlor Open 7 Days — 7AM to 9PM Custom made cakes for Birthdays, Anniversary and Weddings Fresh Homemade Baked Goods 1 1 3 Mansfield Ave 285-5481 Norton TV STEREO REPAIR CO. Free Estimates on Carry In Service Sales and Service on New Used TV ' s Stereos and Car Radios 116 Mansfield Ave. (617)285-5500 8181 Main St. Norton, MA 02766 154 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 from THE NORTON POLICE ASSOCIATION m Edward P. Herbet, President Matthew C. Crowe, Vice-President William Casassa, Treasurer Secretary Peter T. Douglas John D. Eisnor Michael E. White Edward W. Burbank, Sr. William E. Cheetham Edward S. Smith, Jr. Michael J. Smith Timothy P. Gariepy Paul Miller Graham S. Maxfield Stanely J. Walasavage Scott D. Nevius Patrick J . Mahoney Timothy Crogan Congratulations to the Class of 1987 OLIVERIA BLACKTOPPING 125 Oak Street Norton, Mass. Tel. 285-3763 Driveways, Parking Lots, Walkways, Commercial, Residential, Industrial Owned and Operated by David Oliveria WETHERELL PAINT CO., INC Congratulations to the Class of ' 87 California • Nu-Brite • Pierce Olympic • Cuprinol • Turco Paint — Wallpaper — Glass — Shades Rug Doctor Rental — Wallpaper Steamer Rental Decals Open Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sat. 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sun. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 2 Phone 222-7717 27 S. Worcester St. Chartley, Mass. 0271 ORA A. ANDREWS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Albert T. Saccocia President and Treasurer 42 West Main St. Norton, MA 02766 Tel. 285-4322 761-7824 Mendon Road So. Attleboro, MA 02703 Congratulations from Consignment 88 W. Main St. 285-7282 Rt. 123 Norton CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 87 BEST WISHES FOR FUTURE SUCCESS From the O ' SHEA FAMILY Bob Jan Erin, Kelly, Sean, Tara Michael 158 CONGRATULATIONS TO DIANE and the Class OF ' 87 JOHN BARTLEY COMPANY Concrete Forms 53 Richardson Ave. Norton, MA 226-0290 HASKINS PHARMACY . . . Prescriptions . . . Sick Room Supplies . . . Cosmetics 46 West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts 02766 May we be your personal family pharmacy? 159 ANN S PLACE RESTAURANT Now Open (Jur New Winnecunnet Room for Banquets, Weddings, Meetings 48 Bay Road Norton, Massachusetts 285-9766 285-9767 ARENA ' S AUTO PARTS, INC, Tel.: (61 7) 285-9886 85 MANSFIELD AVENUE NORTON, MA 02766 TRY US FIRST! RESERVOIR PACKAGE STORE 92 MANSFIELD AVE. (RT. 140) NORTON, MASS. TELE. 285-6603 DOMESTIC IMPORTED BEER-WINE-LIQUOR ARRIVE ALIVE DON ' T DRINK DRIVE 160 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 From the Staff of ILLUSION ' S HAIR SALON Total Hair and Skin Care for Men and Women 184 West Main St. Tel. Norton, Mass. 285-6729 W. P. Smith REALTORS 288 WEST MAIN ST., NORTON 226-4161 Homes for LivinG R NORTON HIGH SCHOOL PARENT ADVISORY BOARD Congratulates the Class of 1987 162 THE VILLAGE COBBLER 508 PLEASANT STREET ATTLEBORO, MA 02703 (Across From McDonalds) 226-4241 HOW S YOUR PAIR LOOK! Congratulations Gale You Finally Did It! ANDERSON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC. ml trn WW Attleboro 222-4500 676 Pleasant St. Now Two Locations CHRYSLER r North Attleboro 699-7579 540 E. Washington St. Open Weeknights Till 8 P.M. Fri. Till 7 P.M. Sales — Service — Parts — Leasing — Daily Rental Sat. T.ll A P.M. 163 NORTON COUNTRY CLUB Now Expanding to 18 holes! Member: M.G.A. U.S.G.A. Golf Car Rentals Lockers — Showers Swimming Pool Complex V Air-Conditioned A Cocktail Lounge Banquet Accommodations J Open to the Public Alex Ohlson, P.G.A. Professional Norton, Mass. 285-3840 188 Oak Street GIFTWARE UNUSUAL and 0 Cd 7tuy ma COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE 398-400 Old Colony Road Norton, MA 02766 Tel. 222-2528 Congratulations KIM and Class of ' 87 Mylar Specialties, Inc. Design Drafting P.O. Box 354 Mansfield, MA 02048 (617) 285-9273 Kenneth MacDonald $Ofry, no •Upnon ' l . . . but Just about everything elsel And in lop notch condition, clean as a whistle Renting is the happy logical way to borrow whatever you want for a while It ' s economical, saves on storage space and avoids maintenance If you have commercial or industrial needs, renlmg sconserves capital and is fully tax deductible No depreciation problems or bookkeeping We have thousands of things to brighten your day Taylor rental 421 Old Colony Rd. Norton, Mass. 222-4920 164 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1987 285-3287 The Carpet Barn Carpets and Rugs RICHARD MARINO 88 West Main St. Route 123 Norton, Mass. 02766 Ready Made • Madc-to-Measure • Curtains Custom Draperies • Verticals • Pleated Shades Blinds • Bath Shoppe BILL CURRAN 690 Depot St. Lambert ' s Plaza c oShaw s Plaza 216-218 Providence Hwy. N. Easton, MA 02356 Westwood, MA 02090 (617) 238-3440 (617) 329-5351 Congratulations to the Class of 87 June M. Easingwood School of Dance Ballet • Tap • Jazz • Acrobatics (617) 285-3639 2 BOUT AS DRIVE NORTON, MA 02766 ■■■■ atrurt $AmW m cMuuaLl cMan c ii of lie cScwiei TO OUR HOME OR OFFICE ONE STOP GLASS STOP GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE • AUTO GLASS REPLACEMENTS • SUN SUN ROOFS • TUB ENCLOSURES • STORM WINDOWS DOORS •TABLE TOPS INSIDE MAGNETIC STORM WINDOWS INSULATED GLASS PATIO DOORS REPLACED SCREEN WINDOWS REPAIRED AUTO ALARMS CUSTOM MIRRORS INSURANCE SPECIALISTS — ESTIMATES GIVEN EXPERT INSTALLATIONS 394 OLD COLONY ROAD (RTE. 123), NORTON 222-8880 165 dackson nursery inc QUALITY LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION GROWING SINCE 1 948 KS3IK1 Pieris Floribunda Rhododendron Laetevirens Stewartia Koreana Taxus Baccata Repandens Tsuga Caroliniana 217 West Main Street, Norton, Massachusetts 02766 Telephone (617) 285-795 1 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 plmspray Established 1870 T. J. HOLMES COMPANY INC. Manufacturers of Perfume Atomizers and Cosmetic Accessories Charltey, Massachusetts 02712 Tel. — (617) 222-1723 NORTON FLEA MARKET Open Every Sunday and Monday Holidays From 2nd Sunday in April Through October P.O. Box A.I. Route 140 Norton, Mass. 02766 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 POOLSIDE CERAMICS STUDIO Lessons, Greenware and Supplies 34 Young Ave. Norton, MA 02766 Carol and Paul Amirault 285-3253 (X REALTOR Heritage Associates JOAN D. DE COSTA, GRI REALTOR-NOTARY RT. 140, 306 TAUNTON AVE. NORTON, MA 02766 BUS. PHONE 823-7071 RES. PHONE 285-3153 168 DOWNTOWN CAFE Route 123 Norton, MA 02766 Check us out — we ' re growing! We Deliver Call 617-222-7030 Famous homemade pizza — Seafood — Salads — — Appetizers — Subs — NORTON HOUSE OF PIZZA Pizza — Grinders — Greek Salad Spaghetti — Fish Chips — Thursday Friday Call ahead, your order will be waiting 57 West Main Street Norton, MA 285-9774 285-9775 169 IANUFACTURING CO SINCLAIR. MAN C Chartley, Massachusetts 02712 Telephone (617) 222-7440 and 7441 TEL. (617) 222-9846 HARRY ' S BEEF HEARTH 363 Old Colony Rd. (Rt. 123) Norton, Mass. BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNERS OPEN DAILY Monday thru Saturday — 6:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Closed Sunday Now Serving . . . WINES BEERS Compliments of DION ' S PACKAGE STORE 194 South Worcester St. Norton, MA APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE OF ATTLEBORO rl 4 ' Your p fc=r|r Home my workshop ALL MAKES MODELS 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE Nick DelSanto Technician Attleboro, MA 222-5959 170 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 John F. Yelle, Contractor Roofing and Remodeling — Painting and Siding Applied Solar Energy Tel. 222-5096 58 No. Worcestor St. Norton, MA 02766 Ccameo hop Fine Jewelry Diamonds, Wedding Bands, Gold Jewelry Two Locations: 73 No. Worcester St., Chartley 189 No. Main Street, Mansfield 171 Gifts 222-0551 Congratulations to the Class of ' 87 DYER-MARTIN DRIVING SCHOOL, INC. 245 South Main St. Attleboro, Mass. 02703 222-4285 Congratulations Michelle! FOOTWEAR 111 W. Main Street (Rte. 123) Norton, MA 02766 (617) 285-4611 265 N. Main Street (Rte. 28) W. Bridgewater, MA 02379 (617) 588-6305 Head Lines Hair Design and Norm ' s Barber Shop YOUR FAMILY HAIR CARE CENTER 280-280A W. Main St. Norton, MA 02766 BACKHOE BULLDOZER Landscape Design Maint. and Retail Center CHRIS BAKER Rte. 140 133 Mansfield Ave. Norton, MA 02766 285-3167 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 L. DUMONT CESSPOOLS SEPTIC TANKS VACUUM CLEANED CALL 285-7782 24 hr. Service Rooter Service Acid Treatments DORRANCE EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS, INC. 283 WEST MAIN STREET NORTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02766 CARL DORRANCE TEL. 222-6668 222-1854 175 fit Reliable ■i Electroplating Inc. 304 WEST MAIN STREET, P.O. BOX 9 1 CHARTLEY, MASSACHUSETTS 02712 42 Pleasant Street Norton, MA 02766 Owner Full Service Salon Pauline Ulak Hair — Skin — Nails 222-5486 Onlui ln-1 fini CA REALTOR ' WEBSTER ASSOCIATES INC. 272 Chauncy Street (Rt. 106) Mansfield, Massachusetts 02048 (617) 339-4181 (617) 543-6608 Each Office Is Independently Owned And Operated PHYSICAL THERAPY jilNC. — 340 PLEASANT ST., BROCKTON, MA 02401 TEL. (617) 587-4408 248 EAST MAIN ST., NORTON, MA 02766 TEL. (617) 285-7797 176 182 183