Weymouth High School - Campus / Reflector Yearbook (Weymouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1979 volume:

PROPERTY OF THE TUFTS LIBRARY WEYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS Added June 18, 1979 Author .... e outhlLorth Class No . High School Title Hori5h.3t.ar _ vr.c. Ref. 97W7 1979 copy 1 1648 00232 8077 WER 974.47 WEY 1979 NORTH Weymouth High School Techni cal Hi gh WE io H, that c-u - i ■ ■ y- 1 1 P- picture post card ?t folded stub £J program of the play ' file away the photographs of your holiday 5fyid your mementos will turrv to dust ' But that ' s the price you pay tvr every year s a souvenir that slowly Jades away. . . Billy Joel Ctt2 £=JLI STREETUFE SERENADE By Billy Joel® 1974, 1975 BLACKWOOD MUSIC INC. 1350 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N.Y. 10019 International Copyright Secured. All Rights Reserved. Used By Permission. The 1979 North Star Production Staff Co-Editors Pam Ferullo Joyce O ' Connor Literar r Editor Adrienne Perdigao An Editor Joe Norton Typing Editor Liz Claflin Photography Editor Tim Lambe Vocational Editor Jeff Rousseil Layout Editors Carole Guiducci Lisa Jacobs Business Editors Ann Downey Paul Grandfield Yearbook Advisors Steve Chop Gerry O ' Neil Editorial Staff Laura Brazer Dianne D ' Arrigo Sharon Fucci Kathy Ivil Steve Keaney Lisa Leo Debbie Marcel Frank McDermott Michele Moriariry Lorraine Vitello Special Thanks Kay Chop Rudy DeCruise Mel Dunn Chester Kevitt Bonnie Miller Rich Norton Jack O ' Neil Gene Stenstrom Office Typewriter SITS 1 — 16 Introduction 18 — 78 W.N.H.S. Seniors 79 In Memoriam 80 — 83 Superlatives 84 — 103 Admin, and Faculty 104— 124 Voc Seniors 125 — 136 Voc. Admin, and Faculty 137 — 143 Voc. Underclassmen 144—171 Sports 172 — 205 Activities 206 — 229 W.N.H.S. Underclassmen 230 — 231 • • Advertisements 232 Benefactors 233 Patrons 234 — 241 Advertisements 242 — 243 Candids 244 Conclusion r Senior year has meant different things to each one of us. For some it has been a time of confusion and uncertainty, but we have felt a sense of self- achievement and accomplishment. We thought we were on the top step of the ladder, but in reality our senior year was a beginning. Whether we go to work or to college we will face many challenges, further experiencing the essence of life. Kevin M. Barry Paula A. Barry Paul W. Bartlett Mary F. Baulis Television Production November 8, 1975 Graduation Day Enjoy today because tomorrow may be worse. Lawrence Baumeister Christine A. Baxter Steven T. Bean Timothy P. Begley June 10, 1979 Chris Steve Bags Summer of ' 77 Down the field 23 2-4 Sally A. Breen Peggy L. Brennan Stephen M. Bresnahan Cheryl Brown Sal Wonderful Peggy! Bres A smile is worth a thousand words. Bob Seger Concert Secretary Graduation Day Gerard J. Bryant Denise M. Buchanan Beverly Burbank Gretchen A. Burkard Jerry I ' ll try anything once January 23, 1977 Better late than never. September 1-4 ' 78 The day I let Jesus into my heart. College Laureen M. Burke Martin F. Burke Timothy J. Burke Jeffrey Burns I ' m free as a bird now; and this bird Marty Burky you cannot change. Life is either a daring adventure or Graduation Day nothing. 26 ames J. Cassidy Jr. Jim School ' s out forever Engineer Kathleen L. Cavanaugh Kathy Blizzard of 78 Thomas G. Cazeault Tucker Summer of 78 Diane M. Center Dee-Dee Time keeps on ticking into the future. 29 Douglas G. Couper Antoinette M. Couture Judith A. Couture Robert P. Cronin Doug Ant Ju-ju Bob Dissecting pigs in Biology Nobody ' s perfect . . . ' cept me! Summer of 78 Key Club Convention 51 Joseph Doherty Lacrosse Paul S. Doherty Being Captain of Wrestling Team Darlene M. Donadio Dee Summer of 77 James Donaher II When you don ' t know what to expect from someone, expect nothing, and you won ' t be disappointed. Scott Donellan Richard C. Donovan Dunny Weekend, Maine ' 78 Raymond F. Dowling Flying Ellen T. Doyle Ski trip to Canada Nurse Kevin Doyle Deborah L. Driscoll Deb Blizzard of ' 78 Lauren E. Duca Lo It ' s only words and words are all I have to take your heart away. 35 Charles E. Fallon Mark S. Falzone Beth M. Farrell Marguerite R. Fasino Chuck Falz The sky was yellow and the sun was Gret College College blue. Italian field trip to the North End College Elaine Fernandes Pamela A. Ferullo Lawrence K. Finn Nancy M. Flynn Pam Leroy Do not remember the years gone May you have all you like as long as Just a minute by; remember the moments. you live, and live as long as you Robert E. Follett Barbara L. Ford Jacqueline E. Ford Daniel C. Fortnam Bob Dream your tomorrows, cherish Jac Dan Denver, Colorado your yesterdays, live your todays. July 30, 1978 Learning to ski and Engineering Hairdressing 38 Brenda A. Fraser Roy D. Frazee Audrey R. Ganley Aud July 10, 1978 College Jacquelyn A. Gannon Jackie Graduation Day Patricia A. Gerrish Patty Graduation Day Gail M. Gervasi And now the end is near and so we face the final curtain Sandra Gillan Sandy To give happiness is to deserve love. John D. Gillis Go to Beverly Hills just before dawn and knock the little jockeys off the rich people ' s lawn. Cathy J. Given It is better to reach for a dream and fail, than to complain that you can ' t and never try. Darlene M. Goines Winter of ' 78 Linda M. Gosse Winter of ' 78 Anne E. Graceffa Without Happiness, life is nothing. Michael E. Grafton June 6, 1978 Anita J. Grant Nita . and I thought it could ' t be done. 41 Peter V. Hanifan It takes a lot to get a little. Lois R. Hardy If you wish long enough and hard enough, your wish will come true. Joan E. Hargadon Joanie Little big mough and big big mouth — here ' s to tennis in Rio. Ronald D. Harvey Harv ' If you cannot see the truth today, you will be blind forever. Mary A. Haskins ' I ' ll let you be in my dreams if I can be in yours. John L. Hause Richard C. Hawes College Business Management Sandra A. Heffernan Sandy Ski trip to Canada Colleen A. Hegarty Summer of ' 77 Secretary John Jacoppo Tricia Lee Jeffrey Terri Last call at Thackeray ' s Edward F. Jellison Crazy Ed Holly A. Johnson March 28, 1976 Veterinarian William E. Johnson Jr. Bill A weekend in Vermont Patricia A. Jones Blizzard of ' 78 Peter D. Joseph Diane M. Joyce Blizzard of ' 78 College Kristin M. Joyce October 22, 1977 Berklee School of Music Mary E. Joyce To pursue a career in law and writing. Barry L. Kain May 1979 Interpreter Patrick T. Kane Pat- Graduation Day 48 Mark E. Mahoney I can ' t believe I ' ve done it. ' Jayne E. Maltz Janie Finally becoming a Senior Legal Secretary Mary Ann Mann Blizzard of 78 Jeffrey C. Marini Frank July 4, Photography- Paul J. Marini Buying my first car Architect Ann Marie Marks Kathleen M. Martin Katie August 18, 1978 College Linda A. Martin Some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. 53 3 1 Holly C. McColgan Nancy M. McCormack Bunny ' You do your thing and I ' ll do mine. Elizabeth McDermott Betty 17th Birthday Frank P. McDermott Fudgie The Birches melee Jeanne M. McDonald Summer of 78 College Arthur P. McHugh Archie November 25, 1977 College Carole E. McLaughlin We call them the good old days. We weren ' t good, we weren ' t old, and we ' re talking about the nights. Laura J. McNeil Lau April Vacation ' 78 Secretary, Airlines Shennen R. McNeil Shen The day I was born Jane L. Miller Janet L. Miller Jean E. Mills Paula M. Minns Seeking means to have a goal, Fish Ski trip ' 78 Shine on you crazy diamond. finding means to be free. We will see the dawn of peace when we learn the meaning of love. 58 Anita Montanez Kenneth F. Murphy Murph College Dianne E. Mulvancy Graduation Day Fashion Career Deborah L. Mulligan ' If you don ' t succeed forget it. Carol J. Mulhern Gidget September 3, 1978 Secretary David E. Morris Dave Ooh! Dat looks painful, ya crazee. Karen Lee Moylen Ka Fashion Designer Theresa A. Morrell Tammy July 2, 1976 Psychiatry Cheryl A. Mooney Smile, it keeps people wondering what you ' re up to. Charles N. Mooney Chucky Summer Vacation Architect Joanne C. Montville Alan D. Murray Fall of 78 59 60 Carole L. Parker Christopher A. Parnaby Michael E. Pelland Alan J. Perdigao August 30, 1977 Chris Cricket Open a closed door. 62 Karen M. Plateel Cynthia E. Pleach Nancy A. Pleach Hans Pohlmann Kaz There must be more to life than If I only had the words to tell you, if Finding the limit I get by with a little help from my just try, try, try ... you only had the time to Business Administration friends. understand. 64 Sharon L. Poreca Live today and worry about tomorrow when it comes. Anne M. E. Porkola Annabanan Graduation Day Alan T. Poskus Elizabeth J. Powers Posco Bettie Summer of ' 78 in New Jersey Some day I ' d like to own England John B. Powers 3rd Pow-wow Summer of ' 78 Stephanie Preskins George H. Presley Jr. Kelly Proverb Foot loose and fancy free ' Louis J. Pumphrey Lou ' Life is full of suprises — school isn ' t one of them. Jodi Purdy Purdy Theater Ann F. Pushee Let there be happiness for everyone. Scott D. Raeside April 10, 1 T8 65 ! I-,- ' ; : Linda M. Rafferty Carolyn Ramacorti Rif Summer of 78 If you love something set it free. Theresa Reichenbach Roberta M. Rello Terry Let the good times roll. Go for it! Joseph Renda Janet E. Rengucci Joe Guci Blue morning, blue day. August 17, 1978 Science 66 Nancy M. Rennie Laura A. Richards Robin M. Richards Karen E. Richmond Blizzard of 78 Laurie Rob August 17 August 8, 1978 If the day would only go by faster. John Joseph Ridge Lisa M. Rinella Patrick J. Rinn Cynthia A. Robar College June 23, 1978 Winter of ' 78 December 14, 1976 Legal Secretary Home Economics Teacher 6 68 r Carolyn E. Sheppard Shep It ' s been real! Sharon T. Siefcak Sha Fashion Career Catherine L. Smith Trip to White Mountains Cynthia M. Smith Cindy Work for the future, live for the present. David B. Smith Smitty ' If you can ' t laugh at life, it ' s not worth living. Joan E. Smith Peace, love and Joan Baez Lisa Smith Weymouth ' s Solo and Ensemble Festival Professional musician Vivian Soper Help me to remember that nothing is going to happen that you and I together cannot handle. Karen E. Spain Ya wicked Air travel Pamela E. Spaulding Pam Business Administration Pre-Law Dana L. Staples Travel out West Summer of ' 77 Joseph F. Stearns Joey Graduation Day Chef, Engineer 1 72 Robin A. Swanson Ciao, Ciao Nursing Assistant Cynthia K. Sybertz Cyndi Summer Camp 77-78 Daniel W. Taccini Dan Do the job! Trucking Joan Taccini Fashion Design Brian A. Tanguy February, 1978 Austria Trip Denise J. Timmermann Blondie October 8, 1978 Donna J. Timmermann Timmy July 13, 1978 Arleigh E. Tirrell Ali Construction Susan E. Tirrell Sue June 10, 1978 Secretary, travel Francine H. Wilson May 6, 1977 Artist James R. Wilson Rat Graduation Day Robert R. Wilson Rob Graduation Day Kimberly J. Winders December 2, 1977 Kindergarten teacher Alfred G. Woelfle Hallways wave upon wave of demented avengers march cheerfully out of obscurity into a dream. Joann M. Wright Jo- College, travel Nancie Fawn Yeaton Fawn Better late than never John C. Zeigler ' Help! you know I need somebody . . . but I ' ll get by with a little help from my friends. Veronica C. Zeigler Karen E. Zerfoss It ' s never too late. Bonnie Jean Becker Boneye Summer of ' 7 ? 77 ■ ■ 80 Most Intelligent Michael Grafton Most Attractive Lisa Leo Jerry Holland Most Creative Sharon Long Pam Ferullo Most Social Jody Purdy 82 The Faculty and Administration work hard at mak- ing our school years complete. They give us knowledge; they entertain us with their wit; they lead us to search for answers to questions that we never knew existed. But most of all, each one gives to his students a piece of himself. Richard B. Dwyer 1918-1979 In Memory of Richard B. Dwyer The memory of this dear man Will linger on inside. The memory of this dear man Will linger on with pride. A master of our language, A man of great prestige. A master, most of poetry, He spoke to us with ease. When flowers bloomed, and robins sang And green became the grass, He sighed a happy little sigh, Ah — Spring is here at last! This was his favorite time of year, A time that he loved best. And spring, it was so very near, Though nearer was his rest. And in the spring of every year, He ' d gather us about, Reciting springtime sonnets that His favorite authors wrote. Yes, the memory of this great man Will linger on inside, And the memory of this great man Will linger on with prid e. Lois Mosca Spanish « .. . Sf Jane Cohoon Math Robert Dufault Math Richard Whitmore Driver Ed. Alwin Mars ton Work Study Genevieve Powell Teachers ' Aide Elizabeth Reilly Teachers ' Aide Rita Diment Head Librarian Jean Condito Librarian Marianne Derocher Secretary to Librarian Cafeteria Staff: L-R: Jennie Belcher, Winnie Williams, Joan Hamman, Joan McWade, Mary Ann McDonald, Louise Perriello, Shirley Bennet, Joan McManus, Josephine Begonis, Grace Grace. 4 T A Custodial Staff: L-R, Steve Holt, Betty Cirigliano, Bob Smith, Gordon Lavender, Charlie Butler. 103 a n We did not choose the usual route. We knew what we wanted and we could not find it in an academic course of study. We wanted a little bit more, and we wanted something different. We chose our own professions. We are making and shaping our lives with our own hands. And . . . We did it our way. 105 Auto Mechanics I J5 Auto Body w Stephen E. Longchamps Rusty Mechanical Engineer Mark W. Muise Paul Samulski 2: 15, See you later. ' Michael A. Curley Mike Autobody Edward M. Hurley May 6, 1978 Insurance Estimator - B Michael Sollowin Sauce The Outlaws Concert. 108 109 Michael J. Entires Cabinet Making Stephen K. Maling James B. Ross Rossi Carpentry David P. Sirois To own a furniture and cabinet shop t t J ! Ill lit 120 Anthony F. Nicastro William Owens Russell P. Rioux Ronald E. Yourell Go Wild College 123 CHILD CARE TRAINING CENTER Sally Campbell Thomas Spada 125 Helen A. Chester Kathleen T. McCallig Ann J. Monahan i 126 Michael Fucillo Leo D. O ' Reilly ELECTRONICS Charles L. Dardinski Kenneth L. Perez AUTO BODY 128 Robert F. Stenberg Melvin C. Dunn GRAPHIC ARTS Eugene Stenstrom Stephen B. Smith 129 131 SHEET METAL Charles P. Mazzola Richard E. Wuori 132 SOCIAL STUDIES DISABILITIES ENGLISH CONSUMER EDUCATION, MATHIiMATICS MATHEMATICS. SCIENCE i w. i mm n ,j Robert G. MacCormack Daniel J. Keefe, Jr. Peter A. Platteel ' — Mark Bendlock Kevin J. Mathi J ' Michael Diggin A i i % 9- % Francis V. Ahern Paul Drinan Michael J. Murphy James M. Cyr Timothy R. O ' Neill John Sullivan Mark Hennessey Thomas Forster Joseph Dechellis Mark A. Feroli Kevin Smith Bradfoed S. Locke Paul Cavallo Aft Michael Williams Steven M. Gould Robert Russo Gary Foster James Cugini Michael P. Vaugham John B. Bailey Michael Dalton Robert F. Carey David Smith James Deree Charles A. Scott Forrest J. Hayes Myles J. Connor III Raymond R. Hoitt 13 Mark E. Johnston David A. DiBelJa Glenn McCarthy Gregg Finn Joseph Tompkins Paul E. Cowing Stephen E. Yeager William T. Spallino James M. Curran Paul J. Brennan Frank T. Smollett Brian R. Stoffel Michael J. Easter Arthur W. Graig Michael H. Scott Kevin F. Fall David Salvaggio Scon T. Cook John T. Leach Jr. James J. Slattery David W. Henery Michael D. Ginnetty Steven G. Eaton Robert Becker James Downey Peter Kalemkeridis Joseph G. Chirillo Scon Snell 138 Brian D. Quirk Paul F. MacNeil Brian Dempsey Steve Smith Joseph A. Hurley John Costa Robert F. Kanash Timothy P. Brown Joseph N. Latteo Roland P. Goodick Michael Petersen Joseph Hatch Thomas M. Delaney James M. Fell Martin E. Murray Edward J. Murray Robert W. McGrady Keith F. Tirrell Scott M. Braccia Daniel P. Benton Mark Scibilio Gerald F. Murray Jr. John Lyons Shaune E. Sampson Donald Bowen Michael W. Conte Louis J. Marini Frank Archibald William J. Pepe Daniel W. Morrell James R. McDonough William Yourell 140 David T. Grandmont William M. Palmer David Kaiser Richard Cogswell Thomas M. Avery Ronald J. Knight Richard Wark Daniel Sellers Micheal Johnson Steven G. Legere Michael E. Giles Warren L. Kelley Richard McDougall Neil Johnston Arthur N. Dakin Paul Tremblay Garry Curtis James I. Corliss John Hirsch James F. Will Michael E. Doolin Ronald J. Kelley William P. Maskell Mark W. Lundquist Michael R. Cavanaugh Brian Curran Michael P. Arnold Gregory F. Ellis mm pJ-ik Joseph W. Pelletier Michael F. Putnam Matthew Poulos Robert J. Brown Richard J. Linehan Robert Sinewick Robert Loukola John Kenward Fred R. Warren Patrick B. Bonner Michael A. Bradley Edward J. Daly, Jr. John J. Mulcahy Neil T. Mac Donald Evan B. Tedeschi Paul G. Mathi Daniel F. Cole Dale A. Lewis WilliamNash j Mark C. Allegra Thomas T. Ohara Steven M. Mahoney Timothy P. Damon Timothy O ' Connor Brian Tenmore Shawn R. Campbell Timothy M. Hill Michael E. Rowell Douglas R. McNally Albe rt Coletti Christopher Massey Daniel A. Nason Michael J. Venuti Joseph T. Hastry Si tafia ' i 142 143 Sports satisfy a vital need in everyone ' s life. Some people choose to participate in organized sports, while others prefer to cheer for their favorite players and teams. Some athletes prefer the solitude of long dis- tance running, while others live to stuff a basketball in front of a roaring crowd. Whatever the time, and whatever the event, athletes and fans will continue to build memories for Weymouth North. 145 First row: Craig Binney, Dan Sheehan, John Lyman, Alan Perdigao, Scott Binney. Second row: Coach Laprise, John Kealen, Peter Giacobbe, Steve Yeager, Larry Brennen, James Bell, Nipper McLeod, Scot Salloway, Timothy Hennihan, David Connolly, Brian Feeney, Mike Jennings, Tim McLeod. II Both Boys ' and Girls ' Teams finished with 4-4 records in the Suburban League Competition. The Girls ' squad was led by Captain Mary Kate Dono- van. An excellent performance was turned in by sophmore Deirdre Hayes. The girls will excel next year for sure! The Boys ' Cross Country Team was captained by senior, Dan Sheehan. Se- niors who also had fine performances were Craig Binney, Alan Perdigao and John Lyman. First row: Carol Molignano, Mae Cullivan, Trish Duffy, Linda Damon, Kelly Moody, Alison Molignano, Diane Joyce, Alissa McKenna. Second row: Maureen Sybertz, Judy Foy, Gail Barchey, Holly Johnson, Pam Given, Paula Given, Beth Ruane, Collette Donovan. Third row: Maureen Gray, Michelle Rober, Debbie Allen, Theresa MacAleese. Our Girls ' Soccer Team is only 3 years old, but it is growing in popu- larity and skill each year. Coached by Mr. Hayes, the Varsity Team was led to a victorious season. The Junior Varsity Girls look forward to con- tinued success and an even better sea- son next year. Girls ' Soccer u 150 Boys ' Soccer The Boys ' Varsity Soccer Team finished the year with a record of 4-8-4. The season was far from a disappointing one with the defeat of a strong Brookline team and two tremendous games against a strong Newton North club. Making the Suburban League All Star Team were Richard Loud and Steve Bean. The team s junior and sophomore members look forward to a successful fall next year. First row: Rich Donovan, Ed Jellison, Butch Crooker, Bob Cronin, John Griffin, Paul Quinn, Scott Fedor. Second row: Coach Shoff, Tiger White, Steven Bean, Peter Bergfbrs, Tom Leo, Joe Doherty, Lonny Gillis, Bob Nault. 151 Boys ' Varsity Basketball Despite the dismal start of the sea- son, with North losing to strong Newton North, the Boy ' s Basketball Team achieved success this year. The team was beaten in a heartbreaking game by Scituate in the finals of the Rockland Christmas Tournament. The team then worked hard toward their goal of reaching the State Tour- nament. 1st Row: Billy Johnson, Nipper McLeod, Coach Shoff, Chip Dever, Larry Crowley. 2nd Row: Scott Fedor, Michael Roche, Jim Donaher, Tom Bettle, Fred Brennan. 153 Girls Basketball Although the Girls ' Basketball Team competed in an extremely tough Sub- urban League, with increasingly taller and more experienced competitors, the team compensated for this with their aggressive defense and their controlled speed. Varsity Co-Captains, Debbie Allen and Alison Molignano, led the team, and Coach Carol Arnold expects great things from the numerous under- classmen who will return next year. 154 1st Row: Trish Duffy, Maureen Sybertz, Paula Given, Pam Given, Alison Molignano, Carole Molignano. 2nd Row: Sue Deady, Jackie Jamieson, June Foley, Michelle Rober, Debbie Allen, Theresa MacAleese, Collette Donovan, Coach Carol Arnold. 1st Row: Paul Gosselin, Brian Murphy, Mark Kundicz, Joe Boudrian, David Hogan, Jerry Cody, Frank McDermott, Louis_ Aurelio, John Gaynor, David Massion, Glenn Hogue. 2nd Row: William Shunstrom, David Bell, Edward Murray, Robert Kamash, Don Whittle, Brian Nash, Michael Kurowski, Arthur McHugh, Ed Ziegler, Ed Garner, Scott Harrington, Richard Zmudzien,Joe Hastry. 3rd Row: Fred Brennan, Ken Evans, Jerry Holland, Larry Crowley, Jim Donaher, David Bouley, John Gilboy, Jerry Garner, Chris Cordingly, Michael Donaher. mm ma This year ' s Varsity Football Team en- joyed a competitive year if not a wholly successful one. Ending the season with a disappointing 2-9 record, the team looks forward to a better season next year. On a positive note, however, the Thanksgiving Day Game provided a triumphant victory for the team. The Sophomore Team experienced a more productive season, with only 1 loss in the second half of the season. The team gave competitive perfor- mances in every game they played, and they finished the season with a record of 3-5-1. Football 156 First row: Stephanie Jirard, Mary-Kate Donovan, Sue Roussell, Carolyn Cunniff. Second row: Audrie Ganley, Heidi Binney, Joann O ' Reilly, Maureen Gray, Verena Lisinski, Beth Ruane, Holly Johnson, Patty Daly, Diane Joyce. Third Row: Coach Wilson, Linda Damond, Kathy Sheehan, Adrienne Smith, Jean Snyed, Debbie Carson, Margie Ballar, Cathy Gilboy, Laurie McCabe, Barbara Evans, Cathy Quinn, Audrey Donovan, Barbara Follett, Marie Roche, Karen Sheehan. Girls ' Indoor Track 158 The Girls ' Winter Track Team enjoyed their second straight winning season this year. Tri-Captains Audrey Ganley, Mary Kate Donovan, and Carolyn Cuniff served as captains. Once again North defeated their number one rival, Weymouth South, in a very close meet. Dan Sheehan excelled in Winter Track also. His fellow runners brought the Boys ' Winter Track Team numerous honors. Boys ' Indoor Track Fron: Row: Craig Binney, Dan Sheehan, Bnan Murphy, Arthur Mc Tl e S Neil Larkin, Mike Hogan. Back Row: Coach Lapnse, John Kee.an, David Cavallo, Donny Whittle, David Hogan, Brian Greene, W.U.am Scarpelh, Scot Sallawa . Coach U Leary First row: Gary Gervasi, Dan Cole, Mike Jennings, Steve Lee, Dave Bell, Ron Harvey, Jim Bulens, Joe Kelly, Chuck Lynn, John DeVincentis, Joe Curran, Neil Sheehan. Second row: Coach Donovan, Mark Kundzicz, Joe Bulens, Doug McCloud, John Russo, David Cahoon, Steve Conway, Jack Balchunas, Billy Lennon, Gerry Garner, John Gabriel, Paul Hurley, Rich Donovan, Mark Falzone, Steve Silver, Joe McCafferty, Jim Lavender. Hockey Led by Senior Co-Captains Rich Dono- van and Neil Sheehan, the Weymouth Varsity Hockey Team was off to an im- pressive start. With the aggressive front scoring line and the stalwart defense and goal tending, our team won the Hobomock Christmas Tournament by de- feating Silver Lake 5-3. Although this year ' s squad was young and inexperi- enced, it was quite talented, and they finished at the top of the Suburban League. Congratulations to a first-rate team! Although they had a disappointing season, the Girls ' Gymnastics Team never lacked spirit or determination. Coach Jeffe and Captain Cindy Robar aided the girls through a long and de- manding season. Gymnastics 1st Row: Coach Sharon Jeffe, Laurie Sears, Lori Leo, Therese Doherty, Cindy Robar, Amy Gabriel, Janet Miller, Maryellen Barden, Doris Roy, Coach Laurel Douglas. 2nd Row: Carolyn DiSessa, Jane Miller, Elaine O ' Neil, Nancy Monahan, Marybeth Garrity, Nancy Williams, Chris O ' Neil. The Boys ' Gymnastics Team fought hard to manage a 3-7 record this year. This entitled them to a third place standing in the Suburban League. Guided by the strong coach- ing of Dick Hayes and Bill Codero, three gymnasts from North went to the State Meet. One of them was Se- nior Captain Ron Carlson. Next year ' s returning juniors and sopho- mores are looking forward to an even more successful season. First row: Peter Hamilton, Ron Carlson, Frank Palmer, Bob McCormick. Second row: Dana Gamble, Steve Poreca, Paul Jung, Mark Losee, Joe Chirillo. Third row: Paul Bagley, Jim Dempsey, Michael Sheehan, Marty Lundquist. Boys ' Gymnastics 163 Wrestling The Weymouth North High Wres- tling Team has made great strides to- wards becoming a major varsity sport here. This year ' s Tri-Captains were Scott Peterson, Peter Joseph, and David O ' Connor. Coach Castignozzi looks forward to enjoying the con- tinued success of the team in future years. 164 First row: Richard Martin, Richard Howley, Peter Joseph, Robert Kelly, Pat Gantley, James Webb, Brian McElligot. Second row: Scott Peterson, Dave O ' Connor, Brian Nash, Dave Bouley, Kevin Fall, David Adams, Robert Russo, Coach Castagnozzi. ■T r 1 1 1 1 ill in u First row: Nancy MacSherry, Karen Keith, Amy Gabriel, Anne Melville, Carolyn Peruzzi, Carolyn Cunniff, Michelle Healey, Barb Evans, Mary MacSherry, Jody McManus, Coach Castellon. Second row: Donna Dempsey, Betsy Bouchard, Heidi Binney, Sheila Merten, Chris O ' Neil, Dawna Kelley. Girls ' Swim Team With a record of 3-4-1, the Girls ' Swim Team has developed into a de- dicated and competitive team. Lead- ing the team were devoted Co- Captains Carolyn Peruzzi and Caro- lyn Cuniff. During the 86-86 tie meet against Weymouth South High, both of these captains broke all of the records in their respective events. Coach Patti Castellon looks forward to continued Swim Team success next year. The combination of new coaches, some strong seniors, and some hope- ful underclassmen provided an excit- ing season for the 1979 Girls ' and Boys Tennis Teams. Tennis Baseball First row: Butch Crooker, Kenneth Evans, David Morris, Coach Player, Scott Harrington, Ron Carlson, Jay Blanchard. Veteran Coach George Player, who has just completed his eighteenth year as coach, led the Baseball Team and maintained North ' s winning trad- ition. The team was League Co- Champion in 1978. Returning seniors were Ron Carlson, Jay Blanchard, Butch Crooker, Scott Raeside, and Dave Morris. 168 I Softball The Girls ' Softball Team for 1979 was a relatively experienced one. Los- ing 3 seniors from the 1978 season was a serious blow, but this year ' s sophomores looked good. Graduates from last year ' s Junior Varsity Team helped bolster this year ' s team also. The competent coaching of Veteran Coach Carol Arnold was an important factor. The team is proud of their past records and confident of continued success. First row: Sharon Poreca, Peggy Lynn, Linda Hutchinson, Jane Reddish, Jean Mills, Alison Molignano. Second row: Coach Carol Arnold, Carol McDonald, Jackie Jamieson, Maryanne Mclntyre, June Foley, Sue Lindquist, Theresa MacAleese, Melanie Furlong, Sue Ahern, asst. Coach Karen Batista. ' 44 ' 12 30% 32 ? La Crosse The 1978 LaCrosse season was the best ever at Weymouth North. The team made it to the quarter finals of the State Tournament and lost to the state champions. Over 20 high school LaCrosse records were set on the way to the tournament. For the 1979 sea- son, there will be a good number of returning players. It is hoped that the record wins of last year can be achieved again. 1979 will also be the first year of a Junior Varsity team, and this will allow more boys to play. 170 Golf The Golf Team ' s record was only one match away from a 50-50 record this year, but the successful part of the sea- son lay in the fact that every single match was close. The outstanding qual- ities of this year ' s team were solidarity and class. They played as a unit, and every golfer contributed to at least one win. They maintained a one for all at- titude on and off the course, and coach Walter Murphy wishes all his golfers success in all their future golfing days. Peter Hanifan, Alan Murray, Bob Tormey, Neil Larlcin, Coach Murphy, Scott Fedor, Steven Ganel. David Lenihan, Brian McGrory. iyj n _□ For many students and teachers the school day does not begin at 8 a.m. and end at 2:15 p.m. Meetings and special events require time and energy beyond the call of duty. Many times the participants in these activities ask themselves, Why am I doing this? This is when a friend will respond, Why not? U 173 . . . Yearbook 1979 ... a core production . . . by, for, to . . . North High. Faces smiling out of orange plastic frames, filed away by number and page . . in the Yearbook of our minds. The thrill of inspiration, the agony of a dead- line . . . what ' s next? . . . please iden- tify this person . . . candy bars . . . OK, now . . . who ' s running this show? . . two wiiild and craaazy guys . . . any art work on this page? . . . you said today!? Where are those pictures? . . . takin ' any music we can get ... a qual- ity group . . . done! . . . if he doesn ' t respond in 5 seconds, forget it . . . in- dividuality expressed as a whole . . . where is everybody? . . . school ' ti 9:30 p.m.. . . immeasurable gains . . . quite an experience Mrs. O! . . . re- sponsibility . . . juggling schedules . . . traitor! . . . taxing our minds . . . That good and worthy cause . . . cause it ' s yooour Yearbook! Members of the Foreign Language Interest Clubs organized the successful Christmas Holiday Party. Individual clubs visited the Whole World Celebration in Boston and enjoyed sampling foreign foods. These clubs help spark student interest in foreign cultures and peoples. 4!§ . In recent years North Highlights has progressed from a small, mimeographed handout to a tabloid-size offset edition with photos and art work. Mr. Abbot, Tom Frank, Jean Mills, Dianne Fallon and staff are proud of their accomplishments. Equally proud are co-editors of Reflections, Linda Martin and Lois Hardy, whose efforts are mirrored in the creative magazine of North ' s students. Mr. Ghiorse is their advisor. The revitalized Photography Club is alive, well, and functioning in the dark room. 193 The Weymouth North Debate Team, under the supervision of Mr. Reeves, enjoyed a successful first year of interscholastic com- petition. Another first was North ' s en- trance into the South Shore Inter- scholastic Chess League. Mr. Dufault is proud of his players and their outstanding perfor- mances. North ' s Math Team, super- vised by Mrs. Halloran and Mr. Green, often placed highly in The Greater Boston Math League Meets, and they enjoyed prac- tices against South High. The Folk Club was organized this year as a result of student-teacher interest in the area of folk music. The Club hoped to provide an opportunity for students to attend concerts, share songs, and learn techniques of playing. Mr. Martin and Mr. Chiorse are the talented advisors. The Ski Club first spent a January weekend in Mt. Orford, Canada. Their second expedition was the February vacation trip to beautiful Innsbruck, Austria. austna Senior Class Play Daisy Mae Li ' l Abner Cathy Given L ' il Abner f) ft ft John Griffin Extensive auditions of at least se- venty candidates led to the success- ful staging of L ' il Abner. The Se- nior Class Spring Production was headlined by John Griffin, Cathy Given, and Stage Manager, Jack Nickerson. Mrs. Hodges directed her cast of thousands to dramatic success! Husbands and Wives: Michael Roche, Sue Johnson, Marion Norton, David Connolly, Kelly Sullivan. 196 Chorus: First row: Cynthia Pleach, Beth Sances, Sue Osborne. Second row: Sue Morlino, Jean Foy, Dianne Kelley, Judy Foy, Sheila Merten. Earthquake McGoon Senator Phogboung General Bullmoose First row: Mary Joyce, Cynthia Smith, Anne Graceffa, Diane Renahan, Kelley Sullivan, Susan Johnson. Second row: Barbara Leslie, Beth Ruane, Diane Fallon, Maureen Donahue, Marybeth Foley, Mary Gallagher. Third row: An-Louise Dionne, Helen Kidd, Jody McManus, Stephanie George, Cynthia Pleach, Jim O ' Connor, Linda Vaughan, Elizabeth Hodges, Joan Hargadon, David Connelly, Mary Ellen Foley, David Moran, Lisa Riccardi, Jim Clark, April Wilson, Cynthia Pepe, Maureen Gray, Heidi Binney. Pappy Yokem Mammy Yokum Apas. Von Climax Moonbeam McSwine Dr. Finsdale North ' s Student Council was chaired by Rita Kearney, Neil Sheehan, Heidi Binney, and Mary Kate Donovan. Mr. Egan and his council members were proud of the money they raised. Also involved in fund-raising activities was the Senior Nominating Committee. Mr. Ghiorse and his group of go-getters en- thusiastically helped the class of ' 79 lower its dues. 198 Weymouth North ' s Cheerleaders, under the supervision of Suzanne McCarthy, had an enjoyable year. After a most successful Thanksgiving rally, the girls proudly cheered for their victorious football team on Thanksgiving Day. Their enthusiasm lasted throughout a Christmas Basketball Tournament and an action-packed basketball season. Also busy cheering this year was the newly organized Pep Squad. Their purpose was to help improve school spirit and participation at sports events. The Peppers were led by Diane Wall and Barbie Creighton. 200 The Student-Faculty Assembly Committee planned and organized in-school , assemblies, sponsored a public performance of The Pocket Mime Theater, and raised over $1,000 to fund future assemblies. Mr. Wiedmann and a group of interested students booked a limousine and raffled off a ride to school. This fund-raising effort profited those Close-Up students who visited Washington, D.C. last spring. The Key club is a service organization. It ' s sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. Fund raising projects included sporting events, programs, and the annual scholarship award. Other fund raising events were held by the National Honor Society. The College Bowl, Fall Folk Concert, and the Blood Drive highlighted this year ' s program calendar. Jean Mills, Amy Gabriel, Michael Grafton, Sandra Alemian, and Mrs. Whitlow organized the Society ' s events. Project Part Time students, aided by Miss Tollo, taught numerous creative lessons to Weymouth Elementary school students. They enjoyed themselves while they shared their skills with youngsters. Another on the job group is the student Secretaries Organization. These students performed typical office duties in school offices and at the Administration Building. The Nursery School Program also enables students to learn more about career choices. The Child Care Center is a Laboratory Nursery School located behind North High School. 203 USB ) PLAY DOWN WEY.SOUTHpn YARDS TO GO r _ 1 Music is an integral part of North ' s extracurricular ac- tivities. The Concert Choir, Chorus, and Orchestra per- formed under the direction of Mrs. Hodges. The Band had a new director this year, Mr. A. Douglas Wauchope. The band deserves much credit for their enthusias- tic participation in numerous school events. Under the supervision of Mrs. Mahoney, the Prom Committee worked hard to make this year ' s Prom a highlight for the Class of ' 79- The memories shared at Lantana ' s made all their efforts worthwhile. Two other groups who deserve credit for their hard work are the Cap and Gown Committee and the Coffee and Donuts Staff. Many a morning, many an eye was opened by the hot and cold refreshments served before homeroom! We face each day one at a time, knowing that it takes us one day closer to June, and one day closer to the next school year. We sit back and observe the Seniors enjoying their outstanding year, realiz- ing that someday we will be in the same spotlight. 208 Scott Binney Donna Bishop Christine Bleakley Patrice Bonvie Betsy Bouchard Joyce Bouchard Susan Boudreau Michele Boudreault Joseph Boudreault Robert Boudreault David Bouley Steven Bourgoin Peter Boyd Deborah Boyle Laurie Bonvie Claire Bradford William Brangiforte David Breen Frederick Brennan Lawrence Brennan Stephen Brennan Sandra Brett Lisa Briggs Timothy Bryant Elisabeth Buckley Joanne Bulens Joseph Bulens John Burke Liz Burke Maria Burke Lynda Burke Joanne Burns Leo Burns Edward Bzdula Lori Cabral David Cahoon William Callahan Git Lori Cameron Deborah Campanale Karen Campbell Lynda Campbell Paula Campbell Joseph Cardinal Donna Carlson 209 210 Carolyn Cunniff Kirk Curcuru Joseph Curran Lauren Curran Scott Currier Linda Curro Brian Curtain Denise Daley John Daley Eileen Daly Linda Damon Diane D ' Arrigo Mauricia Darvish Steven David Brenda Davidson Jeffrey Davidson Linda Coolen Robert Coose Denise Cordingly Carol Costello Katrina Costello Karen Caswell Maureen Coughlin Jean Couture Susan Coyle Barbara Crayton Jeffrey Crocker Carol Crooker Robert Cullivan Mary Ellen Cullivan 7 Pamela Curtis Cheryl Cusick Arezou Dadgar Louis Dalesandro a ft 211 4k Laura DeRusha Karen Desmond Lisa Desmond Rhonda Desmond Daniel Deveau Donna Deveau James DeVincentis John DeVincentis a r Kevin Donohoe Collette Donovan Doreen Donovan James Donovan Mary Kate Donovan Shaun Donovan Joseph Dooley Brenda Doyle Janet Doyle Kelly Doyle Caroline Driscoll Sheila Davidson James Davis Kirk Davis Lisa Davis Michael Davis Nancy DeCoste John Delaney Robin Delehanty Donna Dempsey James Dempsey Peter Deneault Robert Devingo Pamela Dewey Paul Deyeso Domina DiMatteo David DiSessa Michael Donaher Kelly Donnelly Gail Donohoe es 4fi ft i .. ft M a « .a a 214 Donna Driscoll Teresa Drown William Drummey Cathrine Drysdale Patricia Duffy William Dumais Jeanne Durant Christine Dwyer Deborah Dwyer Joan Easter David Egan Bruce Egerton David Eisan Anne Allison Barbara Evans Gregory Evans Michael Falletti Dianne Fallon Richard Falzone Lisa Fardy Kim Faquhar William Farrell Richard Fay Scott Fedor Brian Feeney Paula Ferrante Anthony Ferullo David Fillingim Virginia Findlay Tracey Fitzgerald Diane Fitzpatrick Mary Flaherty Stephen Flanagan Ellen Foley John Foley $ 7 I I 1 June Foley Marlene Foley Mary Beth Foley Barbara Follet Michael Ford Michael Fortnam Susan Fox Victoria Geddes Wayne Gedutis Brenda George Stephanie George Diane Gervasi Gary Gervasi Peter Giacobbe 216 Lisa Giacomozzi Daniel Giampietro Cathrine Gilboy Sharon Gillian Lawrence Gillis M arie Gillooly Pamela Given v«4 Paula Given Kathleen Gleason Larry Goines Lauren Gokey Lori Gooch Richard Goodick a Andrea Gosselin Paul Gosselin George Graham Paul Grandfield Edward Grant Salvarore Grasso Julie Gray Donna Greb Robert Griffin Beth Grojean John Grojean Robin Grote Carl Gustafson Karen Gustafson Mark Gustafson Till Gunerson Julie Gunerson Karen Haas Francis Halev Gail Hail Heidi Hall Blair Hamilton James Hamilton 7 a. n £ Peter Hamilton Donna Hammon Karen Handrahan Traci Harufan Linda Harrington Scon Harnngton Laura Harrison 21 Laura Harvey Stephen Harvey Robin Hassan Christine Hatch Kevin Hause Deidre Hayes Joanne Hayes Sharon Healey Michelle Healy Mike Heindrichs Brian Herlihy Paul Hibbard Brian Hickey Ann-Marie Hilbert Elizabeth Hodges Brenda Hogan j Ji , i . A L David Hogan Clenn Hogue Kathy Hoitt Linnea Hollander David Holt David Houde Bonnie Howland Richard Howley Paul Hultman Paul Hurley Sue Hurley Charlotte Hynes Jeffrey Hynes Patty Hynes David Ives David Jackson Leo Jacques Jackie Jamieson Carol Janeway Debby Jellison Mike Jennings Stephanie Jirard Mike Jobin Dave Johnson Suzanne Johnson Marty Joseph Kim Joyce Cathy Julian 218 mm Mark Kundzicz Merry Kramer Brian Kramer Jim Kreitman Peter LaFarre Sue Lanahan Sharon Larson Jim Lavender Tim Leahy Tim Leary Tom Ledwell Marc Losse Vicky Lychfield Jackie Lydeck Judith Lyden Eileen Lynch Deborah Lynch Gerald Lyne Peter Lypscon Charles Lynn Laura Mackertich Michael MacKenzie Dawn MacKinnon Tim McLeod Susan MacLeod Lyn-Anne MacMinn Frederick MacNeil Machael Magquire Elaine Maguire 0. Debra Maimaron Pamela Maimaron Shawn Malloy Diana Maloney Christopher Maltz Jerry Morganella 4t k Julie Mangone Steven Manupelli Deborah Marcel J 1 Denise Marcel Terry Marinella Ann Marks Steven Marks Jeffrey Marks Bernard Martin John Martin m Theresa McBurnie Loretta McCabe Victoria McCaffrey Stephen McCarthy Joseph McCafferty Nancy McRae Dennis McConkey Richard Martin Mary Mascaro Arlene Massey Donald Mathewson Lisa Mazzotta Colleen McAuliffe Denise McAuliffe William McCue Lynn McCurdy Julie McDonald Julie McDonald Robert McDougall Keven McGee Scott McGowan 221 Dorene McGrady Brian McGrory Karen McMillan William Mclntyre Alisa McKenna Marie McKenzie Donald McLeod Joanne McMannus Sheila McManus Ted MacNeil Kathy McPherson Scott McQueen Robert McWade Laura Meade William Meade Sherry Melanson i 4 A ft A V4 Kate Melody Jeanne Melville Cheryl Mercier James Mirisola Sheila Menen Felicia Meyer Angela Minichiello Amy Minns Lauri Miranda Tracy Molignano Kelly Moody Christine Moore John Moriarty Cynthia Morris David Morse Kenneth Morse Pamela Morse Donna Murphy Edward Murphy Rita Murphy Joseph Murray Alexis Muse Mary Nangle Robert Nault Lorraine Nealon Barbara Nemet Wayne Nicholas Linda Nichols 222 Lisa Nichols Judy Nicholson Christine Nickerson Jack Nickerson Mary Nickerson Douglas Noble Julianne Noble John Noyes Christine Norris Laura Norris Donald Norton Joseph Norton Marion Norton Douglas O ' Brien Kerry O ' Brian James O ' Connor Catherine O ' Leary Edward O ' Leary Donna Oliverio Donna Olson Lynne Olson A Nancy Olsson Mary O ' Malley fit Deborah Oveliette Francis Palmer Christine O ' Neil Elaine O ' Neil Cynthia Orlando Katherine Osborne Brian Panarello Joseph Papia David Papile Richard Parks Laura Parsons Michelle Pelrine Sheila Pender k Cynthia Pepe Michael Perriello Cheryl Petrie Donna Pflaumer Donna Plett Janet Podeiko Theresa Podeiko James Poole Susan Porkola Laurie Porter Kennard Poulin Gail Powers Justin Pratt William Prouly Mark Pumphrey Patricia Quinn Kathleen Quinn Paul Quinn {Catherine Rae Sandra Reed Melynda Register Chris Reidy Michael Reilly Diane Renahan Lisa Ricciardi Michael Rice Sandra Richards Jennifer Richmond John Reardon Anthony Rizzo 224 Michelle Rober Curt Robertson Kerry Roch Marie Roche Sean Roche Noreen Romano Joanna Rombola X i % Tracy Rose Susan Roussell David Ruane John Russo Mary Saint Jennifer Solados Scott Salloway Jeffrey Sardina David Scannell Bill Scarpelli Carol Schuler Theresa Scibilio Lori Sears Jean Sharland i Kevin Sharland Renee Sharland William Shea Karen Sheehan Kathy Sheehan Michael Sheehan Mary Sheeran Bob Sheppard Paula Settimelli Ed Shunstrom Bill Shunstrom John Signorelli Stephen Silva Sue Silva o ft, ft Christina Skunick Robyn Skuncick Hugh Sloan Adrienne Smith Sharlene Smith Lori Smallett Jeane Snyed Paul Soper Donna Soubert Karl Spain Chris Sprague Jennifer Stapleton Robin Steele Kim Stelphen Lee Stevens Robert Stevenson Susan Stevenson Kathy Stokes Michele Stokes Patty Stokes Kathy Sudbey Gina Sullivan Joseph Sullivan 9 fa ■A k i V $ Kelly Sullivan Nancy Sullivan Marianne Sullivan Sean Sweeney Maureen Sybertz Kathy Symonds Brad Togue John Tangherlini Robert Tangherlini Pauline Taylor Thomas Tedesco Pat Molloy Amy Thorns Roben Thompson Scott Thompson Roben Tirone Alan Tirrell Lawrence Tirrell Linda Tirrell Lisa Tirrell Leslie Tobin Jeff Tocchio Kevin Tormey Lori Torreson Monica Traverse Lori Trepanier Douglas Trudeau Paul Tucci 226 Q $ fk £i Joanne Tucker Laura Tufts Lisa Turner Pam Turner Greg Tutte Robert Tyron Linda Vaughan Diane Vautrinot Lorraine Vitello Donna Wade Ellen Walker Janet Walsh Susan Watkins Ann Watts Debbie Wayshville June Weaver James Webb Richard Weisse Cindy Weldon Frank Werner Kim Whiffen Dave Williams Donna Williams Nancy Williams April Wilson James Winn Sandy Witt Cheryl Wojner Pam Wood Matthew Woodford Barbara Worrell Sally Wright Paula Yalouchuk Robert Young Ed Zeigler Richard Zeigler Joe Smudzien ft 22 r Mo course. 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