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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1982 volume:

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Q)uH ' i u y and smi ing tioor? tA day tam to- dacA 7i cAeaning Aour ost ei er Aung ' s nt dox d 6acA. {A7?£ memories tooq f tfAe treasures too- dear- £A c ose tAw door 6eAmd m . . JlAtujAte nf i}t y£ii£. J orw Zerfos 18 Follow The Leaders We may have been immature little juniors back in May 1981, but we elected four of the best people in our class to lead us through our senior year at WNHS. With the guidance of Mr. Paul Fuller, our advisor extraordinaire, Rene ' e, Kim, Julie, and Kevin have coordinated fund raisers (everything from sending a flower to selling candy bars), organized our class activities, and represented our school at numerous outside functions. Rene ' e was chosen student Governor of Massachusetts. On April 2, 1982 she addressed the state legislature and exercised the privilege of passing or vetoing selected state bills. 21 Donna A. Beady Julie M. Bean David J. Beasley Tammi L. Bila 22 Catherine A. Burke Robert B. Burke Thomas P. Burke Maureen A. Burns Thomas P. Carey Joan Carroll 24 Cheryl A. Carter George L. Cavanaugh Carol A. Cazeault Michele Chafe 25 ■ i 29 Colleen M. Doyle Sean P. Doyle 31 34 James L. Grandfield Eric W. Guillory Stephen V. Gustafson Janet M. Hagelstein Kathleen M. Harrison Jacqueline J. Hawkesworth 36 38 I Arlene J. Jacobsen David T. Jacoppo V It Paula M. Jennings Cheryl A. Johnson Pamela A. Jones John G. Joy Cheryl A. Kamash Peter J. Kane 39 Patricia A. Keaney Janet E. Kearney Wendi L. Keefe Ellen S. Keenan Thomas A. Leahy Kerry J. Le Gere Christine J. Leighton Patricia A. Leonard 42 Debra A. Longhi Brenda A. Lovewell 43 Lisa E. Lunden Jacqueline P. Lyons Joseph A. Lyons Sheila B. Mac Aleese 44 47 Diane M. Mina Vincent J. Mina Mary E. Molloy Joseph R. Montville 49 1 3 1 Nancy A. Morlino Jeffrey F. Morrell Ardeen B. Murphy Donna M. Murphy John F. Murphy Paul V. Murphy 50 Janette M. Newman Vicki M. Nicholson Karen L. Nickerson Corinne C. O ' Brien 51 Erin D. O ' Brien Mark S. O ' Brien Barbara J. O ' Connor John F. O ' Connor mm i Lisa A. Ohman Karyn M. O ' Neil Theresa M. O ' Reilly Susan J. O ' Shea Donna M. Ouellette Carl M. Pawlowski Ronald C. Payne Thomas E. Pellanc 52 53 James D. Pflaumer Beth A. Pickering Joseph P. Pinto George M. Player Lisa A. Prudente Pamela M. Quinn Glenn T. Raeside John W. Reddish r ,4 Kevin J. Reilly Maureen A. Rice Robin J. Rinella Russell J. Robar, Jr. 55 56 Christopher T. Sprague Kathleen J. Stanton Kevin J. Stanton Linda J. Starkie Kevin J. Stevens Patricia A. Stevens Tracy A. Stevenson Richard W. Stilphen, Jr Allegra A. Stuart Kim M. Sudbey Brenda E. Sullivan Kathleen M. Sullivan 57 Ann M. Thompson Stephen E. Thorns Robert P. Tocchio Philip E. Tormey Christine A. Tracy Laura Tucker Dawne M. Venuti Francis J. Wall 58 J I Ruth M. Wallin John P. Walsh Rita M. Welch i Kevin P. Walsh Linda F. Walsh Elizabeth A. Wellock Laura J. Weiners Elizabeth J. Williams I. Am Kelley A. Williams Stephen R. Williams Maryjane Wilson Karen L. Winders 59 John J. Jellison Kathleen L. Suppa Margaret M. Vanasse CAMERAPHOBIC Jeffrey S. Anderson Charles H. Belliveau Lynda J. Brown Patrick J. Darcey Brian J. Fay John Feroli Anne T. Geyer Forrest J. Hayes Patrick J. Hayes John F. Holland Patricia M. Kelly Richard J. Lockhead Doreen A. McGrady Kevin M. O ' Leary David A. Reed Stephen E. Smith Susan M. Smith Michelle Y. Waithe TECHNICAL fflGH SCHOOL in IT Richard F. Harding Director Eugene Stenstrom Assistant Director Helen A. Chester Kathleen T. McCallig Maureen Robishaw Secretary Secretary Secretary Senior Class Officers David Desmond President Joseph Dooner Vice President Edward DiSalvio Secretary Treasurer Thomas Nicastro Rep to State Student Council Daniel Cross School Committee Rep. John Magill Cap Gown Committee Prom Committee Paul McDonough Class Marshell Marlene Menear Cap Gown Committee 65 Charles L. Dardinski Kenneth L. Perez Lennon Paul McDonough John Murdock Keith A. Otis Joseph Canova, Ralph Frye, James Hager, Edward Vinskey, Stephen Uchman Michael J. Butler Paul Carriger Gregg A. Comeau Joseph W. Coveney Kdward R. Dewey David F. Desmond Dean Duncan Mark C. Garufi 70 Bryant T. Anderson John Holmes John Hunter David Langner Drafting Robert Sullivan Sean Walsh Michael Weydt Robert Wright 71 Paul Daugherty Christopher P. Dillon John Harding Michael Howley Laurence Hunter Joseph P. MacDonald Stephen P. MacKinnon Thomas Nicastro Gary Curtis John M. Dion Edward DiSalvio Thomas Powers Michael J. Marini William Segalla Dell Smith Albert Winsslow 73 BUILDING MAINTENANCE George Swart Jr., Brian McElligott, Edward McDermott Daniel F. Cross William R. Curtin Scott A. Fitzgerald Mark Hohmann 74 Stephen Smith, Edward Curtis, Mel Dunn, Robert Susan L. Kraus Lawrence Phillips Stenberg John F. Magill Marlene J. Menear William Maskell David Piccuito Janet Powers Stephen M. Roberts Lisa Szymanski Heather M. Wood 75 METAL TECHNOLOGY Robert J. McCullock James P. Mclntyre Mark Merlin Charles Scott E-i U fa Edward Coleran Richard Lathrop Myles Walsh Math History English Kerri Ryan, Susan McCarthy Special Needs William Wigmore English Lorraine Harrington English Anthony Manzelli History Linda Gould English, Math Bradford Lawson Science, Math John F. Campagnone Building Remodeling Constr. Ellis Field Related Math Joseph Kelley Graphic Arts George Anderson Gym, Health Michael Tesler Bldg. Remodeling Constr. Maureen Garner Teachers Aide Thomas Spada Custodian 77 78 79 Often this year, we were surprised that, despite our attempts to find contempt for a subject, we enjoyed it. Our Teachers created the positive atmosphere in the school throu gh their rapport with the students. They shared their views with students on a one to one basis, providing a learning experience for all. Wanna buy a candy bar? 83 84 «6 II They ' ll never get me. 91 I r 1 I 95 Senior year! Ah yes — that long awaited year. Along with becoming seniors and savoring the last of our fun-filled, carefree adolescent times, comes the need for making mature and competent decisions. Questions such as Do I want to go to college? and What do I want out of life? must be answered. Even if we do nt t know the answers to these questions yet, we must acknowledge that these situations exist. Every graduating senior must ask himself How will I meet the future? . Some of us will welcome it with open arms while others will sit back and let it happen. The biggest conquest we will make is accepting change. The world is constantly changing; the seasons, the heavens, and people. We change with each passing day. Consciously we change in order to meet the goals we set, but unconsciously our environment and the values of society shape us, and we become their products. We in turn change these values as we progress into the future; hence creating a perpetual cycle. The middleman of America must accept the problems of the future such as nuclear power, inflation and genetic exploitation. The person who wants a college education, a well paying job, and a family must meet a terrific challenge to insure that the American ideal does not vanish with these highly technical times. We should welcome change, but we should also maintain and reach our goals. As seniors we have learned to deal with change. We entered Weymouth North as naive teenagers not knowing quite what to expect. We established new friendships, accepted the challenge of academics, and grew with one another through athletics and extra curricula activities. Now, we emerge from high school as mature young people able to confront our problems through the expertise and knowledge we have obtained from our peers and teachers. Using these tools we confront the future and accept change. We will be prepared to reach our goals and live the American Dream. The real issue is not what the future holds for us but how we hold the future. Sheila McBarron The Challenge of Change. 97 ' iff ■ 99 Sss sss sss sh sh sh Weizen I left my pocketbook in Italy The Lini Ze bird dance Earli in the . . . marnin Rugen Brau Let ' s blow this clambake A shooby A dooby A waaaa Nein Danke top 1 — r: Bob Notrem, Mary Cunniff, Jim Fortnam, Ginny Kerwin, Debbie Ash, Bob Burke, Patti McDonough, Debby Brandolini, Janet Kearney, Kim Tanguy bottom 1 — r: Carol Cazeault, Chris Kelly, Ardeen Murphy, Colleen Kelleher, Debby Merlino i Most Dedicated to WNHS: Lance Lambros and Renee LaVallee Most Likely to Succeed: Sue Martell and Jim Most Athletic: John Reddish and Joanie Powers 102 Grandfield Best Dressed: Caroline Dooley and Jay Personeni Class Comedians: Dan Saliba and Janet Kearney 103 STUDENT LIFE AT THE VOC. FROM CLASSROOM TO SHOP . . . THE DOORWAY TO A FUTURE CAREER. 105 107 CARPENTRY 108 DRAFTING AND ELECTRONICS 109 GRAPHIC ARTS no SHEET METAL 111 RANDOM THOUGHTS 112 Good luck from the ones you ' re leaving behind! 113 114 Office: Back, 1-r, Patricia Flynn, switch board operator, Brenda Tileston, Rita Hoyt, secretaries, Front, Marion Wakeham, secretary to the principal. Guidance: Back, 1-r, John Noonan, William Clancy, Robert Clarke, Robert Kelleher, John Holleran, Gerald Barton. Front, 1-r, Helen Neilson, secretary, Bonnie Miller. 117 English: back 1-r, Robert Lombard, Ann Whitlow, Geraldine O ' Neil, Carolyn Cragin, Jane Gnong, Elaine Pisciottoli, Marilee Schurman. Front 1-r, George Ghiorse, Jean O ' Donnell, Lucy Kalaijian. Mathematics: back 1-r, John Frost, Kenneth Arvidson, William Gamboa, Gerard Swanson, chairperson, Allen Green, Paul Fuller, John Pisciottoli, Robert Kelly, Kenneth Knowles, John Lonergan, Front 1-r, John Barcellos, Rosemary Miller, Gertrude Ciampa, Jane Cohoon. ' Huh? Science: !-r, Michael Richard, Timothy Daly, Charles Sidman, Arnold Chase, Robert Donovan, Joyce Cooksey, William Campbell, George Clark. 119 Home Economics: Betsy Erickson, chairperson, Barbara Gauthier, Estelle Cowie, Gail Farley, Cathleen Palaima, Lisa Corcoran, Carol Ross. Foreign Language: Back 1-r, Patricia Bogle, Janice Joyce, Daniel Shea, George Player, Lois Mosca, Front 1-r, Dorothy Williams. Margaret Hart. 120 Business: Back 1-r, Jacqueline Chittenden, business chairperson, Harry Powers, William Donoghue, William Wilson, Thomas Miley. Front 1-r, Patricia O ' Connell, Velna Roberts, Kathleen Garvey. Special Needs: Back 1-r, Stephen Berall, Barbara Wight, Michael O ' Sullivan, Dorothy Lindsay. Front 1-r, Nancy Tringali, Alice Fortier. 121 122 Librarians: Head Librarian, Rita Diment, Jean Condito, Janet Westcott, Secretary. Custodians: Back: Elizabeth Cirigliano, Gordon Lavender. Front: Stephen Holt, Anthony Rizzo, John Title I Tutors: Muriel Rapalje, Patricia Hardin Lyons. 124 CHOKING ft of r ft n ft Cafeteria Staff: Top row: Mary Paton, Jo Begonis, Marie Hoitt, Marie Richmond, Shirley Bennett, Carol Peterson, Winnie Williams, Barbara Rose, MaryAnn MacDonald Next row: Jean Yeager, Jeannette Knight, Jennie Belcher, Marie MacFee, Gert Harrington, Audrey Connolly Bottom row: Grace Grace Nurse: Mary Dalton. PHOTOPHOBIC Art: Hugh Sloan, Chairperson Business : Mary Doucette, Wilfred Roberts Cafeteria: Phyllis Hoyt, manager; Anna Condon, Jean Devine, Mary Lyon, Martha McCombe, Carol Remington, Connie Santacroce, Pat Smith English: Beverly Lutz, Chairperson; Jeanne Downes, James Egan, Jane Gnong, Walter Murphy, Janet Smith, John Welsh Health: Anne Ward, Secretary Home Economics: Shirley MacDonald Industrial Arts: Dr. Richard Talbot, Chairperson; Henry Offner, David Toothaker Instructial Materials: Ernest Remondini, Chairperson; Dorothy Murray, Secretary Language: Edward Porter, Chairperson; Janice Geier Music: Nancy Westland, Secretary Physical Education: David Lister Social Studies: Douglas Blake, Chairperson ; Patricia Marinos, Thomas McDermott Teacher Aide: Jennie Powell 125 Front Row: Kim Boyne, Andrea Maimaron, Sue Ouellette, Michelle Cordeiro, Jamie Anderson, Debby Deady, Kate Cullivan, Mary Mathewson, Tracy Austin, Sue Martell, Maureen Cullivan, Back Row: Coach Dick Hayes, Kathy Clougherty, Sheila MacAleese, Patty Turner, Kathy West, Dawn Derbes, Casey Balza- no, Amy Garner, Lori Wright, Ellyn Donovan, Elaine Stokes, Amy Jackson. For the third straight year, the girls soccer team proved that they are a talented, hard-working club by qualifying for a spot in the Eastern Massachusetts Soccer Tournament. Finishing third in the Suburban League with a record of 12-3-3 allowed the team to go on to post season play. GIRLS SOCCER Schedule 1982 Weymouth South Cambridge Brockton Waltham Brookline Newton Quincy Scituate Weymouth South Cambridge North Quincy Brockton Waltham Brookline W W T W w w L W T W W L vv w vv L w T 3- 4- 1- 1 2- 1 2-1 2-0 1- 4 2- 0- 1- 5- 1-3 3- 1 3-2 3-1 1- 3 5-0 2- 2 Their success was due in part to the dedicated leadership of co- captains Debbie Deady and Sheila MacAleese and the direc- tion of Coach Hayes. Many players achieved personal suc- cess by being named to the Sub- urban League All-Star team and the Patriot Ledger team. Those named to the Suburban League team were Deb Deady, Dawn Derbes, Sheila MacAleese, and Amy Jackson. Sheila and Amy were also named to the Patriot Ledger All-Stars. North Quincy Newton Quincy Scituate 128 Boys Soccer Front Row L to R: Kevin Keenan, Chris Lueck, Jim Flynn, Co-Capt. Tom Leahy, Co-Capt. Glenn Raeside, Tom Krai, Joe Merlino, Jim Molignano Back Row: Bill Johnson, Scott Fowler, Mike Lynch, Chris Hawksworth, Bill Loud, Dave Johnson, George Player, Jim Emmett, Dave Robison, Mike Peruzzi, Coach Giovanni Pacini I ' m the only one who can use my hand North ' s Boys Soccer team had an unusual year in the Suburban League. The squad set a school record for ties with a 3-7-8 season. Senior goalies, Glenn Raeside and Dave Robison, shared duties in net, while Suburban League all-star, George Player, secured the defense along with Jim Emmett. Juniors Dave John- son and Bill Johnson con- trolled the mid-field as seniors Tom Leahy, Jim Flynn, and Tom Krai led the attack on offense with all- stars Scott Fowler and Bill Loud. Coach Pacini expects suc- cess in the future as the team transfers to the Old Colony League next year with ten players returning to the varsity. A nuclear powered foot! ' Do you like my war paint? 130 Left — right Sean Doyle, John Reddish, Kevin Gately, Tom Burke, Peter Kane, Daniel Cross, Michael Wyman, Tom Tanner, Kevin Stevens, Fred Boudreau, Stephen Malley, Frank DiLorenzo, John Dion, Co-Captains Lance Lambros and Charles Dwyer. Football The 1981 football team was lead by co-captains Chuck Dwyer and Lance Lambros. These men were outstanding leaders throughout the season. A very demanding schedule tested our talents. Tom Tanner, Kevin Stevens, Tom Burke, and Peter Kane provided the squad with the enthusiasm that is so necessary to a team. The team ' s future looks promising. With the strong underclassmen talent, we look forward to a good season next year. HURRAH! WE BEAT SOUTH!! 132 133 CROSS COUNTRY And they ' re off!! You call this fun? I ' ll never catch him, he ' s our captain! 134 Coach Dave Laprise, Helen Cullivan, Maureen Johnson, Maureen Tracy, Chris Sullivan, Linda Petterson, Phyllis Elliott, Kelly MacMillan, Ginger Rober, Laurie Leonard. The 1981 Boys and Girls Cross Country Team enjoyed a successful season, finishing the year at 5 wins and 5 losses. Underclassmen Rich Austin and Rob Costello led the boys ' team, while senior tri-captains Jim Grandfield, Bob Burke, and Rob Connolly added depth. Also, play- ing key roles for North were juniors Dan O ' Reilly and Jim Roche, and freshman Pat Fitzgerald. For the girls, freshman Laurie Leonard consistently finished first for North. Captain Linda Petterson came on strong the latter half of the season, setting an example for all to follow. Prospects look even better for next year, as underclassmen Maureen Tracy, Ginger Rober, and Kelly MacMillan will all return and no runners will be lost to graduation. Post season honors were received by Rich Austin and Laurie Leonard, who were voted to the Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic Team. Freshman Laurie Leonard GOLF The North High golf team had an off year in 1981 . It was a young team that was led by Captain Ann Linehan. The only other senior was Kevin Mahoney. The juniors on the t eam were Paul Burns, Mike Johnson, Doug Bosse and Dave Gray. Th lone sophomore was Chris DiBona. The main highlight of the year was a win over Quincy. With the youth of this team, things look promising for the Ma- roons and CoachWalter Murphy. Paul Burns, Kevin Mahoney, Mike Johnson, Chris DiBona, Captain Ann Linehan, Dave Gray, Coach Walter Murphy. 135 Patty Keaney co-captian back: Nancy Donovan, Cathy Sheady, Patty Keaney, Joanne Harris, Eileen Daly, Karen Heine, Cathy Boben Nancy Conroy, Jennifer Evans, Kathy Clow, Joy GardnerrCindy Shea, John Lonergan (coach), front: Sara Lambe, Suzanne Donovan, Maureen Casey, Paula Jennings, Clare Fitzpatrick, Monica Reel, Jennifer Jones Jeannette Maggiore, Wendy Molignano, Sue Bates. Girls Swim Teair The girls swim team competed well this year despite the few practice hours available to them. They managed to put up a great fight against schools who were practicing twice as much. Their coach, John Lonergan, deserves much thanks. The girls appreciated his enthusiastic instruction and support. CHEERLEADING Thanksgiving Day game was a great make-up for the past season. We were glad to be part of it. Basketball has been a fun season and we have a lot of pride in our team. The Cheerleaders wish the entire class of 1982, Good Luck! Bottom: Karen Lindquist, Teresa Tanner. Top: Tricia Tanner, Nora Zerfoss, Janet Hagelstein. Carol Cazeault, Lisa Ohman. 137 Front L. to R: Chris Russo, George Player, John Walsh, Mike Chiros, Rich Marcel, Walter Pleach, Steve Thorns, Jack Joy, Dan Silva, Bob Gervasi, John Petitti. Back: Jim Clare, Kevin Hefferan, Jeff Saliba, Captains John Donovan and Jay Personeni, Mike Gervasi, Kevin Keenan, Coach Donovan. X Jay Personeni strikes a pose. The Three Stooges. 138 Jack Joy on the move! Offense. Defense. You name it, North ' s hockey team has it. Under the watchful eye of Coach Donovan, the hard skating club coasted through the Suburban League and into post season play. The Maroons were led by captains John Donovan and Jay Personeni on defense along with Chris Russo, George Player, and Mark Conway, and with Rich Marcel, Steve Thorns, and Walter Pleach in goal. On the attack, seniors John Walsh, Mike Chiros, Jack Joy, Bob Gervasi, John Petitti, and Dan Silva provided the scoring punch. The future looks very bright with high scoring underclassmen such as Kevin Keenan, Jim Clare, Kevin Heffernan, Jeff Saliba, and Mike Gervasi. The Chiros, Walsh, Clare line. 4 Girls Basketball 140 The unstoppable fast break Ready to sky! Awesome! This word is about as close as you ' ll get to describing this years girls hoop team. Behind the grace and leadership of Joanie Powers, the girls stormed to the top of the Suburban League beating Cambridge and Quincy in decisive battles. Tri-captains Joanie Powers, Amy Jackson and Maureen Duffy led the team to post season play once again. Seniors Julie Bean, Amy Garner, Sheila MacAleese, Ann Linehan and Carolyn Fox all made significant contributions to the winning efforts. Underclassmen Casey Balzano, Kathy West, Patty Turner, Elaine Stokes and Kelly O ' Brien each showed Coach Arnold promise for the future. Casey for two! Bombs away Sheila MacAleese with a lay-up. Mo Duffy Joanie goes over the top. 141 Boys Basketball Front: Glenn Raeside, Ken Presley, Kevin Hickey, Dan O ' Reilly, Dan Papile, Rich Pumphrey. Back: Coach Jerry Morelli, Dave Johnson, John Miller, Tom Crowley, Kevin Stevens, John Reddish, Eric McCarthy, Coach Steve Seymour. I can do it without looking! ' Kevin Hickey hits for two. Coach Morelli doubles as a cheerleader. 142 Under their new coach, Jerry Morel- li, the boys hoop team had an aver- age season this year in the Suburban League. Captain Kevin Hickey and seniors Tom Crowley, Glenn Raeside and John Reddish led the team through the season. Juniors Dan O ' Reilly, John Miller, Dave Johnson and Eric McCarthy also made significant contributions on the court. Coach Morelli looks for- ward to next year when the team joins the Old Colony League. ' See, I know how to pass! ' -is; Si Tom Crowley hits from the top of the key Cheeks from the foul line. Try and steal it. 143 BOYS WINTER TRACK Although small in number, the winter track team was large in spirit. Despite their 2-6 record, there were many fine individual performers, such as Lance Lambros, Fred Boudreau, Rich Austin, and Jim Grandfield. Firs) How: Coach Powell, Rob Connolly, Chuck Dwyer, Fred Boudreau (Capt.), Lance Lambros (Capt.), )im Crandfield, Coach l.aprise Second Row: Matt Newman, Tony Benedetti, Ed Palmer, Jim Leone, Tom Hurney, Jim Roche, Mike Damery, Pat Fitzgerald, Richard Thurston 144 145 GIRLS WINTER TRACK The girls winter track team posted a 1-7 record this season. This, however, is by no means an indication of the type of team they were. With the unity and determination that marked this years team, coupled with the fact that only two members will graduate, the track team will excel for sure next year. 14R First Row: Andrea Correnti, Diana Sewell, Kathy Clougherty, Joyce Roussell (Capt.), Debbie Longhi (Capt.), Sue Yalowchuk, Dawn Lunde. Second Row: Beth Curtin (Coach), Maureen Johnson, Kris Silva, Maureen McCarthy, Kris Preskins, Maureen Tracy, Julie Tobin, Janet Bagley, Patricia Barrett, Maureen Cullivan, Helen Cullivan, Lauri Leonard. 147 Girls Gymnastics The Girls Gymnastics Team had an outstanding season with a record of 12-0 making them Surburban Champs. Team co-captains Debbie Chiros and Ann Barden gave the team leadership and enthusiasm throughout the season. Next year, the team will miss seniors Patty Anderson, Ann Bar- den, Debbie Chiros, Debbie Fulton, Elaine Santry and Heather Wood. Juniors Karen Driscoll, Donna Leonard, and Patty Fallon will lead next year ' s efforts. Many thanks to Coaches Janice Murray and Carolyn Kelley whose constant support and enthusiasm made this winning season possible. Patty Fallon, Karen Driscoll, Jeanine Proto, Patty Anderson, Debbie Chiros, Ann Barden, Donna Leonard, Elaine Santry, Tricia Williams 148 Co-Captains Debbie Chiros and Ann Harden Clowning around Karen Driscoll Side Horse Specialist 150 Bagley in perfect form. The Boys Gymnastics team displayed great athletic ability this year as they placed second in their league. Due to a single heart breaking loss to Quincy by a tenth of a point, the Boys were denied their third consecutive League championship. Co-Captain Steve Gustafson established himself as one of the best gymnasts in the state by breaking almost every existing record. Gustafson scored a 50 point performance in a satisfying victory over Braintree. Another record setter was Dave Pepe on the rings. This well rounded team headed for the state tournament with Co-captain Joe Correnti and Jim Emmett on the horse; Jim Bagley on the parallel bars and floor exercises; Victor Alosi on the high bar; and Tom Clark and Mike Mathewson on the floor exercises and vault. The boys are hoping to place in the top three in the state tourney this year. Mike Mathewson goes airborne. Jim Emmett rides the horse. Dave Pepe hanging high. 151 Wrestling Schedule Quad meet with Plymouth- L Carver and Marshfield L Quad meet with North Quincy W and Quincy L Quad meet with Brockton W and Waltham L Norwell L Brookline W Stoughton W Whitman-Hanson L Cambridge W Scituate L Hingham w Front row: Brian Doherty, Steve Cohen, Co-Capt. Ed Barden, Co-Capt. Carl Pawlowski, Dean Larkin, Al Winslow, John Dion. Back row: Coach Joe Fleming, Chris Brown, Paul Donahoe, John Foley, Mike Brown, Steve Boudreault, Gary Gosselin, Assist. Coach Mark Silva. Weymouth North wrestling team had another fine season. Winning Steve Cohen Front row left-right Rich Lockhead, Tom Leahy, John Walsh, Mike Chiros, Tino Gomez, Back Row Try to hit this one. left-right Mike Walsh, Glenn Raeside, George Zmudzien One hit, coming up. 154 I hope I hit it thi s time. North ' s baseball teams have always been a force in the suburban league, and this year is no exception. The team has an experienced pitching staff consisting of Rich Lockhead, John Walsh, and Mike Walsh. Veterans Tino Gomez and Mike Chiros patrol the outfield, while returning Tom Leahy, Glenn Raeside and George Zmudzien secure the infield. At bat the team is well balanced with speed and power. How ' s this pose? I actually caught it! We ' ve got to stop meeting like this. 155 Back: 1-r, Maureen Sybertz, Sue Fox, Debbie Marcel, Casey Balzano, Amy Garner, Kathy Boben, Linnea Hollander, Front: 1-r, Julie Bean, Lauren Keaney, Lori Sears, Cheryl Alcione, Sue Martell, Eleanora Grasso. Softball Under the direction of Coach Marcie Arnold, this year the team enjoyed a productive season. The reaso n for its success can be credited to the leadership displayed by the seniors and the players ' ability to work well on both offense and defense. With the consistant pitching of hurler Kathy Boben added to the hitting and running talents of Sue Martell and Julie Bean, the maroons always posed a threat to their oppo- nents. Each year North ' s Softball program has grown and improved to become a respectable team. In the future the varsity will get a boost from the underclassmen who displayed enthu- siasm and improvement in their skills. 156 Back row: 1-r, Assistant Coach John Wyman, Allan Masison, Scott McLeod, Fred McNeil, Kirk Curcuru, Jeff Heinz, Mike Wyman, John Gabriel, Steve Lee, Dave Linehan, John Gagnon, Coach Anthony Manzelli. Front row: 1-r, John Donovan, Mike Periello, Bob McCormack, Tom Kelly, Greg Menz, Peter Keith, John Reddish, Paul Donovan. CATCH CRADLE CRUNCH 1981 was another winning season for the North lacrosse club. Under the able leadership of Coach Manzelli the large enthusiastic squad had a record of nine wins and five losses. John Donovan was one of the most dependable and solid all round midfielders in the league last season. In 1982 he will dominate the play with his excellent skills and comprehension of the game. John Reddish led the attack with good stick handling while Mike Wyman gave the team strong defensive support. Goaltending is the most difficult position to play in a lacrosse game, but as a sophomore Nipper Donovan did an excellent job in the goal last year. This season with more experience under his belt Nipper will be one of the finest goalies in the league. Lacrosse fans look forward to the 1982 season. Assistant Coach Wyman has many promising JV players to continue the Maroon ' s winning ways. Front row: 1-r, Dawn Lunde, Tina George, Joyce Roussell, Ann Linehan, Donna Beady. Ann Barden, Wonder Woman Peggy Hogan, Elaine Santry, Back row: 1-r, Ellyn Donovan, Amy Jackson, Kathy Clougherty, Kim Reeves, Nancy Conroy, Andrea Correnti, Julie Tobin, Joan Powers, Maureen Duffy, Sheila Flaherty, Mary Mathewson, Linda Petterson, Maureen Cullivan, Joanne Cunniff, Mary Cunniff, Elaine Stokes. Only 89 laps to go Human Anti-Aircraft 160 I The 1982 Girls ' Track Team was led by seniors Joanie Powers in the hurdles and discus, Joyce Roussell in the high jump and Ann Linehan in the distance events. Underclassmen also play- ed key roles during the season with Linda Petterson, Maureen Duffy, Amy Jackson, and Mary Mathewson all performing well. Prospects look good for Coach Hayes next sea- son as the team switches into the Old Colony League. You want us to run around the track Can ' t catch me. Ready for take off. Lens legs it out. 161 Back row left — right Rich Keelan, Mike Damery, Frank Durant, John Powell, Jim Roche, Bill Mello, Dennis Gramz, Coach Laprise, Front row left — right Tom Clarke, Frank Dilorenzo, Rob Connolly, Jim Grandfield, Lance Lambros, Fred Boudreau, Chuck Dwyer Boy ' s Spring Track What it lacked in size, the 1982 Boys ' Track Team made up for in quality. Captains Lance Lambros and Chuck Dwyer scored consistently in the sprints and field events. Jim Grandfield, Rob Connolly, and Rich Austin contributed in the distance events. Other fine performances were turned in by Fred Boudreau, Tom Clarke, and Jim Roche. Junior Dennis Gramz qualified for the State Meet in the javelin, his second time in as many years. I 162 163 164 Student Council The Student Council is an organization for elected students. Their main function is to reg- ulate student policy and to interact between stu- dents and administration. First row: John Beady, Lance Lambros, Carolyn Fox, Amy Jackson, Debbie Merlino, Maureen Johnson, Wendy Molignano, Second row: Mr. Murphy, advisor, Robert Cavanaugh, Charlene Finn, Noreen O ' Connor, Kathy Clow, Ellyn Donovan, Donna Robison, Kathy Desmond. Key Club The Key Club is a service organization for high school students. It is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. Its aim is the develop- ment of initiative, leadership, and good citizenship. First row: Theresa Charron, Tricia Stevens, Kara Hemingway, Carol Cazeault, Mr. Daly, advisor, Russ Robar. Second Row: Carolyn Fox, Tracey Austin, Theresa Henry, Colleen Kelleher. Paula Jennings, Kathy Boben, Sue Martell, Eileen Daly, Kathy Sullivan, Nora Zerfoss, Shari Mazzotta, Third row: Danielle Marks, Cathy Sheedy, Theresa Tanner, Joanne Cunniff, Tom Burke, Ellyn Donovan, Ann Linehan, Karen Lindquist, Tom Tanner, Fourth row: Joan Powers, Joe Correnti, Jim Emmet, Paul Donovan, Mike Chiros, Kevin Stevens. 166 Honor Society The Honor Society is an organization in which members are chosen on the basis of leadership, character, service, scholarship and citizenship. They manage the tutoring program, the annual blood drive, and pre- sent a scholarship at graduation. First row: Mrs. Whitlow, advisor, Debbie Fulton, Sue Martell, Pam Cormier, John Donovan, Jim Grandfield, Second row: Kathy Harrison, Mary Santry, Ruth Wallin, Barbara O ' Connor, Theresa McDonald, Chris Leong, Robert Connolly, missing Donald Sybertz. Math Team The Math team is a member of the South Division of the greater Boston Math League. The team members are exposed to various topics that are not taught in the regular mathematical curriculum. Back row: Kathy Desmond, Rob Connolly, Paul Duca, Lisa Mackertich, Andy Shea, Pat Darcey, John Donovan, Paul Donovan, Jim Barilaro. Bottom row: Elaine Santry, Suzanne Donovan, Nicki Sceppa, Donna Robison, Meg Vanasse, Mr. Green, advisor, Jens Lisinski, Maria Pucillo. Chess Club The Chess Club is one in which its members try to master the game. It is for both experi- enced and beginning players. . v Mike Baker, Robert Notrem, Kathy O ' Leary, Sandra Pepe, missing, Al Kerr, P. O ' Neil, Al Pelissier. 167 Senior Activities Committee First Row: Kathy Harrison, Nora Zerfoss, Steve McGowan, Patty Keaney, Sheila McBarron, Barbara O ' Connor, Kara Hemingway, Carol Cazeault, Eileen Daly, Sue Martell. Second Row: Kathy Boben, Larry Sullivan, Maureen Rice, Lori Durant, Diane Daly, Joanie Powers, Ann Linehan, Ardeen Murphy, Debbie Brandolini. The Senior Activities Committee, otherwise known as the homeroom Reps, was responsible for passing along to seniors fund raiser items such as raffles and candy. They worked hard to lower our class dues, and pulled the class together when morale was low. Library Aides The library aides gave up some of their study periods to work in the library, assisting both the librarians and fellow students. Their duties included checking out books and keeping the shelves in order, and also helping with the general paperwork of the library. Shari Fontaine, Chris Sullivan. Cap and Gown Committee Peggy Hogan, Susan O ' Shea, Robin Rinella, Doreen Muse, Nora Zerfoss, Liz Williams, and Chris Tracy. 168 The Cap and Gown Committee helped measure and record our sizes for graduation. With the help of Mrs. Doucette, they took care of over five hundred students. It was their job to make sure we all look sharp for that final walk to Legion Field on Graduation Day! Foreign Language International The Foreign Language International Club includes students especially interested in learning about foreign cultures. Their activities include going to restaurants, museums, and hosting other language students at a Christmas party. The club in their first year has accomplished a lot and hopes to grow in the future. first row: Mrs. Bogle, Wendy Jacobsen, Joan Sinkiewicz, Trish Tanner, Rich Keelan, Mrs. Mosca. second row: Pam Keely, Colleen MacNeil, Barbie Donovan, Chris Sullivan. Outdoors Club The Outdoors Club, a new club at North this year, is for students interested in outdoor activities. Under the direction of Mr. Lonergan and Mr. Gamboa, the club hopes to attract more students next year. The highlight of the year was the camping trip. first row: Larry Sullivan, Matt Newman, Brian Chase, Peter Newman, second row: Michael Baker, Grant Hamilton, Paul Reiser. Newspaper Staff The newspaper staff is responsible for writing and publishing our school newspaper, North Highlights. The staff covers all aspects of life at North, including student government, sports and extracurricular activities. Any student interested in journalism should join the newspaper staff. first row: Wendy Jacobsen, Joan Sinkiewicz, Barbie Bonovan, Sheila Flaherty, Siobhan Donovan. second row: Colleen MacNeil, Pam Keely, Bob Notrem, Kathy O ' Neal, Gary Donadio. On a weekend in January the Drama Club presented the play, I Remember Mama . The play starred Cheryl Hagan as Mama. Others in the cast were David Geissler, Lisa Meurch, Lisa DelRosso, Sue Graceffa, Fran Abouzeid, Ken Balch and Paul Gagnon. They also presented Childhood at the District Festival in March. w E-h I— I Ph Q First row: Diane Carmichael, Nancy Abbott, Barbara Richardson, Hope Mullaney, Vicki Nicholson, Cori Nowicki, Cindy Duff, Maryann Murphy. Second row: Beth Murphy, Tim Goggin, Chris Chaput, Missy Ainslei, Berni Hamilton. PEP CLUB Kathy Lovendale, Wendy O ' Connor First row: Maryann Murphy, Cheryl Hagan, Jeanne Mackin, Lisa DelRosso, Jodee Santry, Sue Graceffa, Cathy O ' Leary, Susan Walker, Jane Sullivan. Second row: Jaqui Lyons, Lynne Culhane, Jamie Anderson, Kathy Stanton, Wendy O ' Connor, David Geissler, Barbara Richardson, Phil McKay. Third row: Sandra Pepe, Donna Deluca, Beverley Fulton, Elizabeth Hunter, Nancy Leonard, Beth Mitchell, Jeanne Proto, Barbara O ' Connor, Brian Burns, Missing: Jeff Cohen, Virginia Castle, Denise Brooks. A WINNER! That ' s exactly what the Drama Club had in their production of Childhood . For a moment the audience had a look into children ' s psyche to examine their wild fantasies. This year ' s North Drama Club took a retreat into Childhood and reached the state competition level in its second year competing in the Drama Festival. Jeff Cohen (Billie), Chris Kelly (Dodie), Allegra Stuart (Carolyn), Francis Abouzeid (mother), and Dave Geissler (father) received much praise for their performances. CHARLIE BROWN This year ' s Senior Class Play was the production, You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown . The play cast consisted of: Lance Lambros as Charlie, Jeanne Mackin as Lucy, Barbara O ' Connor as Snoopy, Jens Lisinski as Linus, Steve McGowan as Schroder, and Lisa DelRosso as Patty. 178 I Mil mm Charge It! Jacqui Lyons, David Pepe, Ruth Wallin, Doreen Muse, Mrs. Doucette, Jeff Morrell The school store, The Hole in the Wall, is open everyday to sell school supplies and candy. Staffed entirely by business students under the guidance of Mrs. Doucette, the store offers interested students valuable experience in operating a real business. Service in our Town 180 STEPHEN P. ALLEN Slinger College Nov. 1, 1980 Basketball, Soccer Gooooon! VICTOR F. ALOSI Tor Artist The Room by a Motor City. Mad House. The crows are picking at your flesh, and you have no control over the situation. JEFFREY S. ANDERSON PATRICIA J. ANDERSON Patty Gymnastic Coach T.P. 80-81 , New Jersey 80-81 Gymnastics, partying, skiing — water and snow Live, love, and be happy. DEBORAH M. ASH DEBORAH J. ATKINSON Little Aka Dental Hygenist Tenth grade summer (camping with Patti M.) Working, partying, and spending time with friends. Reality has to be seen — October 12, 1981 JANINE AURELIO College (Fashion Management) Summer 80 , Graduation Swimming and partying I sometimes wonder how today ' s dreams will hold up to tomorrow ' s reality. TRACEY AUSTIN Computer engineering Weekend ski trip Soccer, Key Club JAMES BAGLEY KENNETH BALCH Ken The stage When Beatrice Kennie camped in my backyard. Drama, Senior Class plays, Winter Track My, you look radiant this morning. JEAN BALZANO To fool Jerry. August 12, 1979 I ' m older now but I ' m still running against the wind. JEFFREY BANKS ANN MARIE BARDEN College 3 14 81 steam dingo S.S.S. Gymnastics, outdoor track EDWARD M. BARDEN Ed College 1981 Booze Cruise Wrestling PATRICIA M. BARDEN Patty Secretary Summer of ' 81 S.O.P.C. MARGO BARNETTE B.B., K.G., G.W. 4 26 80 Kinks at Parker House, 9 29 81 Boston Garden, C.C.C. Caco-Calo, Weymouth Landing wall, mad sweet burn, rock lobstering, beach bound, baking in the sun. LORRAINE M. BARRETT College Westfield State ' 81 ... Summer ' 81 ... 14 . . . E.R.B 2 ... 9 28 81 S.O.P.C. DONNA A. BEADY College 2-22-80 D.S., Summer ' 81, brauing with J.B. Ski club, track Without dreams there is no need to work, with- out work there is no need to dream. JULIE M. BEAN College Summer 81 Senior class secretary, homeroom representative, soccer, Softball, basketball, yearbook Make new friends but keep the old, those are silver, these are gold. DAVID J. BEASLEY CHRISTOPHER BEGLANE CHARLES BELLIVEAU TAMMI BILA Always higher than yesterday Toga!, May 7, 1980, Wompatuck 1980, The Kinks Working Give me a break! EDWARD I. BLAZO Edzo College — Hotel Management When I passed Mr. Fuller ' s course; my brother ' s wedding Ski club, Honor roll, soccer, racquet ball I don ' t know what to do. KATHLEEN M. BOBEN Bobes College Miss Cooksey ' s period 6 Chemistry class 1980- 1981 Swimming, softball, Key Club Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all. LISA BOETTCHER Boeture College Prom, Prom weekend 1981, Jan. 31, 1981 It takes the sun and rain to make a beautiful rainbow. FREDERICK J. BOUDREAU MAUREEN BRADFORD Renee Business 9 1 79, Summer of 81 Idlewell parties I ' m on my way to the Promised Land. I.L.Y Graz DEBORAH J. BRANDOLINI Bunda College — Word Processing Bob Seger Concert 1980, Switzerland 1982 Yearbook, Prom, Cap and Gown committees The only thing you have to accomplish in your lifetime is to be true to yourself. JENNIFER I. BREEN College Key Club IRENE M. BRENNAN Tood College Softball LYNDA J. BROWN Crash Open nursery school Summer of 81 , Apple picking Sept. 81 There ' s a light in the sky that hangs on the edge of illusion. Something very fine but you know it ' s there ... ROBERT B. BURKE College Cross Country team Captain They say I ' m crazy, but I have a good time. THOMAS P. BURKE Burkie College Brockton 80 Football, Lacrosse Four score and seven years ago. MAUREEN ANN BURNS Moe Marriage — July 10, 1982; Photography school Summer of ' 79; 9-15-79 Believe it or not, I ' m walking on air. I never thought I could feel so free! LEE-ANN CALLAHAN SORENSEN College; Child Psychology Summer of 81 , Allman Brothers Concert, Oct. 23, 1981, C.C.C. Good times If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remem- ber me? MICHAEL J. CAMPBELL THOMAS P. CAREY College Yearbook Staff 82 JOAN CARROLL College Sept. 3, 1980, March 7, 1981, 11:06, N.Y.E. 80, Blue Fog, B! It ' s not as easy as it seems to make reality out of dreams. CHERYL CARTER W.O.M.A.N. Dietitian May, 1982 The best of friends will always stay friends. GEORGE L. CAVANAUGH Cub Lawyer 6 17 77 5 22 77 Set your goals, and then go for them. CAROL A. CAZEAULT College Quincy Market — N.Z. Cheerleading, Ski Club, Switzerland 82 , Homeroom Representative, Key Club Secretary Nothing ever ends, it just begins again. MICHELE CHAFE College Summer of 80 TERESA M. CHARRON Terri College Summer of 81 , luly 17, 1981, 6 in a Camaro, Shermy , Buddy II Band, Key Club, Senior Class plays Good-bye to romance, good-bye to friends, I guess that we ' ll meet, we ' ll meet in the end. DEBORAH F. CHIROS Debbie College Summer 81, Bob — Nov. 7, 1981, May 9, 1981 Gymnastics Our memories together may they never end; al- ways together, forever friends. MICHAEL CHIROS Chi College Dec. 20, 1980 Baseball, hockey Set your goals high and never be satisfied until they nave been reached. STEPHEN H. CLAPP Pif College Getting out of school for good!!! Born to be a wildman. JAMES THOMAS CLARK I Bub Mortician, Funeral Director August 30, 1981 To have faith in yourself, you must first have faith in God. THOMAS A. CLARK MICHAEL J. CLIFFORD Cliffy College Graduation day Cross country, track STEVEN B. COHEN Until the end. MICHELE A. COLEMAN PAUL J. COMEAU ROBERT T. CONNOLLY Jr. College November 10, 1981, summer of 1981 Yearbook, cross country, winter spring track, Honor Society Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow . . . but live for today. CAROLYN L. CONWAY G.W. D.B.J.C. 22 top summer ' 81 ' T.A.N.T.B. The eyes PAMELA J. CORMIER Pam Nursing Honor Society Smile, today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. JOSEPH A. CORRENTI Jumpin ' Joe Professional pilot State Championships 1981 Gymnastics, flying, ultimate frisbee, Key club, Yearbook Nobody gets out alive. CYNTHIA L. CROOKER Cindy College Graduation day Soccer Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today! JERILEE CROSTHWAIT THOMAS A. CROWLEY Medical school Varsity basketball, golf, Key club, Yearbook The road goes on forever. EVELYN M. CULHANE Lynnie College Oklahoma Senior class play, Key club, Yearbook, Drama A smile is the whisper of a laugh. KATHLEEN CULLIVAN Kate- Pastry chef May 1 with J.G. Soccer, Softball Hey Mr. Hayes, how did you know the sidelines are my best position? COLLEEN CURRAN MICHAEL P. CURRAN BARBARA J. CURRO Barbie Barb Travel, photography Concerts, parties down the Cape, parties at Mike ' s, parties at Hummer ' s, toga party Wompo ' 80, summer of ' 81 Oh no, Love, you ' re not alone. AMY CURTIN Ame The Cape with Deb, Tom Petty, December 30, 1979 You can ' t always get what you want. DIANNE M. DALEY Didy College Summer ' 81, The Cape Senior Activities Committee, Homeroom Repre- sentative When the music ' s over turn out the lights. Bye kids! B.Y.D.O. DEBORAH A. DALTO Debbie Woodstock 81 , Christmas Eve of 78 Birches Love, Live, Laughter KATHLEEN M. DALTON EILEEN MARIE DALY Ed College; Marine engineering M.V. and K.C.C. Key club, swimteam, tennis team, Yearbook Living like there ' s no tomorrow means loving all you can today. PAUL R. DALY PATRICK J. DARCEY JACQUELINE A. DARU Jackie Rose Singer Meeting Melissa Manchester, and singing in front of an audience for the first time. Concert choir, drama Sold my soul to rock-n-roll — The Rose 79 SHIRINE M. DARVISH Shaboom Woodstock 81 , Kansas concert, graduation day TROY DAUGHERTY LORI DURANT College Seger concert, Oct. 1980 summer of 80 Yearbook Staff Days come and go, but memories are forever. CHARLES DWYER Electronics Saturday night after the game Football, spring track DARLENE DYER College and travel Kansas concert and Lower Mills Cool out you crazy cat. Things are not always what they seem. NANCY EASTER JOSEPH M. EBRAICO JAMES W. EMMETT Kermit College State Individual and Team Championship Soccer, gymnastics, Key Club, sailing MARY ANNE EVANS Computer Programming 5-5-79, Graduation day Bowling Never say die. ROBIN M. FABRIZIO Barnum Bailey, working with the wild animals Summer of 80 81 Drum Corps., Weymouth North Band (flute), skiing, tennis Running free LISA CLAIRE FARDY BRIAN J. FAY JOHN FEROLI Woodstock 81 JILL A. FERRIS College June 9, 1980, Florida 81 , summer of 80 Skating Good times, bad times, you know I ' ve had my share. MARGARET J. FILLINGIM Peggie Sue College, travel Summer of 80 ; M ' s D ' s Mountains, all my terrific friends! All the world ' s a stage and we are merely players ... Rush CHARLENE E. FINN Stella College June 15, 1979, summer of 81 — The Cape — CCC Yearbook Committee, Student Council, spring track One day you will come to find, ten years have gone by you. Everywhere has a song and a celebration. PATRICK J. FLAHERTY JAMES W. FLYNN i ROBERT M. FOLEY Dextar Architectural Engineer March 29, 1981, tour of Hingham Police Depart- ment Ski club, lacrosse, crosscountry HOLLY A. FORDE Hoi Chef July 22, 1980; Dec. 22, 1979; Sept. 15, 1981 Concerts, parties, cruising Long live rock. CAROLYN FOX College December 20, 1980 Student Council, basketball, ski club, Key Club It ' s whatever it is you see that life will become. JENNIFER FOX Foxy Summer of 81 , Cape and N.H. Live Free or Die. TRACEY A. FRANKS SUZANNE FREEMAN Chewy Aug. 22, Alice Cooper, Nov. 7 Frank Zappa, zonked Life is a gas. CHRISTINE M. FRICKER Chris Frick College Summer of 77 and 81 Unicorn ... as long as you believe, it ' s magic will surround you. C.F. F.C. 4 23 77, punk on and on, Feen-Go for it!, Sunbird 78 Nova SS, R.P.T., Thanks M D JAMES FUCCI DEBORAH L. FULTON Febbie Dulton College — Doctor Gymnastics, Key Club, Honor Society, Yearbook You don ' t have to know where you ' re going, as long as you ' re on your way. AMY BETH GARNER College Newton, Fri. October 30, 1981, going to tourney in 1981, Soccer Team Soccer, Basketball, Softball Life is just a bowl of cherries. KEVIN P. GATELY Gates College Football LAURA A. GATELY Veterinarian assistant May 30, 1981 Horse Show Horseback riding, soccer Keep on riding; forever. DAVID D. GEISSLER Davey Baby Acting Taking pictures in Glady ' s apartment with Jim and Lisa Co-Presidents of the Drama Club, O.I.I.S., T.M.W.C.T.B., A.S.O.R., O.I.R.M., of 82 , scp 82 Whatever may happen, don ' t forget your dream. ROBERT PAUL GERVASI ANNE T. GEYER Time will tell 63 Falcon 2 19 81, cupcake, 4 16 81 Pitts, the bench, Stacy ' s Let ' s live for today because tomorrow may never come. JO ANNE C. GILLOOLY Nursing July 23, 1981 with P.T.; summer of 81 Soccer 11th, Basketball 10th 11th Hey Ho! MARY E. GOGGIN Travel, college Graduation Looks like we ' ve made it Geek, Frick, and ME. Live today to the fullest for tomorrow is promised to no one. SUSAN P. GOODWIN Susie Executive Secretary Thanks to you, I ' m much obliged for such a pleasant stay. ' — Led Zeppelin JAYNE MARIE GORHAM Mrs. Poppy Theater, hairdressing If I had to re-live any special moment in my life, it would be Sept. 1, 1980! Drama Life ' s an itch! The Doors forever. SUSAN JEAN GRACEFFA JAMES L. GRANDFIELD Granny- Seeing this yearbook as a finished product Finally beating Weymouth South in Cross- country Cross-country, winter spring track, Yearbook, National Honor Society Every man needs a hero. I was born to mine. ERIC GUILLORY Muffin Veterinarian If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it ' s yours — If it doesn ' t, it never was. STEPHEN V. GUSTAFSON Gus USAFA Sugarloaf 79 Gymnastics, Key Club Well, I ' m as free as a bird now, and this bird you ' ll never change. JANET M. HAGELSTEIN College Summer of 81 , 6 in a Camaro, Shermy Swim team, Cheerleading, Key Club, Senior Class play, Yearbook Don ' t follow where the road leads, rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. SHIRLEYMAE HALEY Shirl Secretary December 21, 1981; Laura Barcella ' s Xmas party; P.P., Summer of 78 , Southern Comfort Collins, July 4th weekend 1981, Mrs. P. Partying, cruising for a bruising Good shot, J.B. THOMAS A. HANDRAHAN KATHLEEN M. HARRISON Kathy Acting; New York City Elton John concert, Central Park, New York City Student Council, Senior Class Play, Honor Socie- ty, Jr. Class Vice-President, Spanish Club Let it be. JACQUELINE HAWKESWORTH Jackie College February 7, 1980 Senior Class Play, Key Club, Yearbook, Drama Club Follow your dream. FORREST J. HAYES Forry Professional Race Car Driver My car accidents in 79 If you think you can do it, try it, you might like the results. PATRICK J. HAYES SUZANN HAYES Stew College June 21, 1979, horrifying J. P., The Big Blonde Witch Partying, The Gogo ' s On trial for ' silent contempt ' . KARA L. HEMINGWAY Computer Engineer M.V., K.C.C., C.A. Key Club President, Homeroom Representative, Prom Committee, Yearbook, Foreign Language Club, Tennis Team Friendship is the key to success. THERESA M. HENRY College Sept. 11, 1981, Graduation in 82 Key Club, Senior Class Play, Yearbook If we didn ' t have the bad times, how would we measure the good times? Always forward. KEVIN HICKEY Coy Electrician 1 29 64 Basketball KAREN E. HIMELRICK Fruitcake Business Administration and Management August 4, 1980, Labor Day 81 Watching Don There are no strangers here, only friends we ha- ven ' t met. DEBORAH A. HIRTLE Debbie 10 9 79 Still you and me. MARGARET J. HOGAN Peggy Hairdressing school Graduation Day Winter track 10th, Spring track 10th 11th Don ' t expect a rainbow ' til after it rains. JOHN F. HOLLAND Music Allman Bros. Concert Life is a journey not a destiny. CHRISTOPHER G. HOSMER Computer Programmer Moody Blues in Providence Band, Senior Class Play PATRICIA M. HOULNE Brat College, travel Paul I 4 19 80 love ya! ' Almost only counts when you ' re trying to meet guys. VALERIE HOWSBERGER ' Woodstock 81 MARY BETH JACKSON Mary College 3ct. 31, 1979, 5 9 81, Summers of 80-81 Spring track, Student Council ' 79 ' The soft parade has now begun. PAMELA J. JACKSON Pam Photography Oct. 17, 1979 The future ' s uncertain, and the end is always near. ARLENE J. JACOBSON College Tennis Team The best is yet to be. DAVID THOMAS JACOPPO JOHN J. JELLISON Jell Aviation Lovells Island, B.C. Good times, bad times, you know I ' ve had my share. PAULA M. JENNINGS College 5th period Chemistry with Miss Cooksey Swimteam, Senior Class Play, Band, Key Club, Teaching Special Needs CCD. I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. CHERYL A. JOHNSON Crash 1980, Blue Fog — Sept. 19, Woody I ' m outa here! PAMELA A. JONES College Tennis Match — July 15, 1981 Live for today, dream about tomorrow. JOHN G. JOY You ' re good people! Sun turning around in graceful motion, waves setting off with soft explosion, bound for a star fiery ocean. CHERYL A. KAMASH Secretary Kangamangus Highway Good times, baa times, you know I ' ve had my share. PETER J. KANE Pete College Football, Lacrosse PATRICIA A. KEANEY Patty College May 30, 1981 Senior Activities Committee, Swim Team, Senior Class Play, Yearbook Cherish the memories of yesterday; savor the joys of today; nurture the promise of tomorrow. JANET E. KEARNEY Woodstock 81 Hilda and I WENDI L. KEEFE ELLEN S. KEENAN Geek Friends, family, love, and laughter. PETER KEITH Air Force SD ' s, B-12s Lacrosse If I knew the way, I would bring you home. COLLEEN M. KELLEHER Newport, Bermuda 81 , Stowe, Switzerland, Graduation Day 82 Key Club, Yearbook, Ski Club A smile is a whisper of a laugh KEVIN J. KELLEHER Fuzz College — Air Force Moody Blues 81 , Blue Oyster Cult What a long strange trip it ' s been. CHRISTINE B. KELLY Chris College Hawaii, Switzerland, Southie Key Club, Yearbook, Drama, Prom Committee Walk carefully among my dreams, for they are small and easily crushed. DENISE F. KELLY College — Early Childhood Development Graduation at the afternoon Nursery School, 1981 ; Summer 81 If you love something, set it free. If it comes to you, it ' s yours. If it doesn ' t it never was. PATRICIA M. KELLY Patty College Summer 80 Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. VIRGINIA M. KERWIN Ginny Change the world Memorial Day Weekend 81 , Newport RI, Cana- da Ski Trip Ski Club, Senior Activities Committee I stole a ride on a passing star ... THOMAS G. KRAL Spider Archie visit, June 27. Tradition Soccer JOHN M. KRISH JANE P. KUNDZICZ PETER J. LAFAVRE SARA A. LAMBE Sally Registered Nurse Swim Team, Spanish Club, Newspaper I would rather sit on a pumpkin alone, than on a crowded velvet cushion. LANCE W. LAMBROS Computer Science When Mr. Player kicked the ice bucket and broke his toe. Co-Captain Football, Winter Track, Spring Track Just shut up and listen. LAURA A. LANG Shawn ' s Girl Commercial Art Summer 81 There is no time like the present. CHRISTINE M. LANIGAN Chris School, career Summer 81 What? DEAN M. LARKIN RENEE F. LAVALLEE Pres. To lose 40 lbs. and grow 3 inches Halloween 1981 Life ' s a trip and I just try to fall down as little as possible. THOMAS A. LEAHY Tom College and Old Age 6 13 64 Baseball, Soccer, Basketball, Ski Club Non scholar, sed vitae, discimus — we learn not for school, but for life. KERRY J. LEGERE April 12, 1980, February Vacation 80 Birches CHRISTINE J. LEIGHTON Chris Teacher of the deaf Graduation Everything is harder than it looks; everything takes you longer than you expected; and nothing turns out the way you planned. PATRICIA A. LEONARD Patty College June 82 Today gives us a chance to love, work, and play and to look up at the stars. CHRISTOPHER H. LEONG KAREN GAYLE LINDQUIST Jiffy Summer of 81 , Graduation Day Cheerleader Good They said it would shine like the light in the city, I hoped it would be like the moon on the sea. ANN-MARIE LINEHAN College Aug. 13, 1981, Tourney Victories Golf, Basketball, Track, Key Club, Yearbook, Soccer Only time will tell. RICHARD J. LOCKHEAD THOMAS MICHAEL LONG DEBRA LONGHI Debbie Nursing, travel 7 10 81, summer of 81 , Senior Year, 11 20 81 Winter track, spring track, Yearbook It ' s the laughter we will remember, Take it as it comes. BRENDA A. LOVEWELL College March 20, 1981, Feb. Vacation 1980, Birches There are two things to aim at in life: first, to get what you want, andafter that to enjoy it. LISA E. LUNDEN December 21, 1979 Bowl parties Remember when and never forget. JACQUELINE P. LYONS Jacqui Business Management April 25, 1981 Senior Class Play, worker at the Hole in the Wall Believin ' . . . some will win, some will lose. Please never stop believin ' . JOSEPH A. LYONS SHEILA B. MAC ALEESE Accountant Basketball Party Soccer, Basketball, Softball, Key Club There is no remedy to love but to love more. JEANNE C. MAC GREGOR Moving to Maine and going to college for Foreign Languages Evening out at the Black Rose One must open one ' s eyes to the beauty of life before being able to derive the truths of humanity. PHILIP MAC KAY Pita June 30, 1981 How are ya? Keep on believing and your dreams will come true. DANIEL L. MAC KEY Driver Truck driver Visit to Archbishop Williams, Tradition Baseball Life was made for chances, You got that one right, Driver. RICHARD J. MAGILL, JR. Rich Management Getting my first paycheck Photography, working KEVIN G. MAHONEY Rupert- College April 18. May 24, June 27 Golf, Basketball Got to keep on risin ' ... J. Morrisson JOHN F. MALLEY STEPHEN A. MALLEY Pertha College Summer 81 Lacrosse, Football, Ski Club, Yearbook KATHERINE M. MALONEY Kate Art School September 17, 1981 Julia Road I used to be disgusted — now I ' m just amused. ANTOINETTE M. MANNING Katherine Gibbs June 17, 1980 Character is a long-standing habit. THERESA M. MARINELLA Terri College GC 9 16 81, 10 10 81 Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road. ANDREW J. MARKS Engineering The Best is yet to come. SUSAN M. MARTELL College Summer of 1981 Soccer, Softball, Band, Student Council, SAC, Honor Society, Key Club, Homeroom Representa- tive, Yearbook, Senior Activities Committee All I hope for is that each day has a happy en- ding. DOROTHY F. MARTIN Dottie Secretary Summer 81 Within me lies the power to seize the hour and live my dreams. JENNIFER L. MARTIN College Peace Corps Summer of 81 , Amego, Adam ' s Packie, C.C.F. P.C., The Admiral Hatch Tennis, School Magazine, Yearbook Believe ... for your dreams can come true. RANDALL J. MARTIN Harvey Life Wisdom is the domain of the wise, which is extinct. MICHAEL B. MATHEWSON MAURA A. MATHISEN College Learn from Yesterday, live for Today and dream for Tomorrow. CHRISTINE M. MAY C-May Truck Driver Summer of 81 Motorcycling, Sailing Be different, those who follow are always be- hind. SHARI LYNN MAZZOTTA College, Dover, Delaware, Hopes to be an actress August 3, 1978, Junior Prom Cheerleading, Key Club, Drama Club, The Man Who Came to Dinner To give happiness is to deserve love. SHEILA MC BARRON Nursing Popeye and Prof. Freud Yearbook, Senior Class Plays, Senior Activities The three essentials in this life are something to do, something to hope for, and someone to love. GREGG E. MC BURNIE JOHANNA M. MC CAFFERTY Hanna Secretary May 18, 1980, Winter of 79-80, Summer of 81 Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone. BARBARA A. MC CARTHY 10 28 79, Feb. Vacation 80 , Blue Fog — 9 19 81 , S. Again If you love something, set it free; if it comes back to you, it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t it never was. TERESA M. MC DONALD Teri Commercial Design June 30, 1981 Swimming, Skiing, Art, Honor Society, Senior Class Play Expect it when you least expect it. LAURIE A. MC DONOUGH Ginzo Summer 80 , May 23, 1981 Rock-n-roll I love you more today than I did yesterday, and I ' ll love you more tomorrow than I do today. PATRICIA M. MC DONOUGH Patti Mickey September 6, 1980, July 4, 1980 Switzerland A ■ Ji A r Finally ... made it! Thanks for the memories. MICHAEL D. MC GOURTHY Monk Computer Technician Summer of 78 , Labor Day Weekend The Jug STEPHEN E. MC GOWAN Weeba College or Coast Guard June 25, 1981 Drama Club, Senior Class Play 1981, 1982, Boys ' State, Yearbook, S.A.C. Send that to Mellisa, Let it be . . . DOREEN A. MC GRADY Junior College When we had a fire on the roof. RICHARD M. MC KAY Rich Further education in art and computers Mr. Abbott ' s German Class German Club The sun will shine no matter what. ROBERT M. MC KAY Rob Computers, own business Buckle Down Winsocki 23rd and 24th Annual Demolay Rainbow Shows, Cliff Is ' and Band — sousaphone, cornet; Drum Corps, Eagle Scouts, Demolay, U.C.Y. The glory of creation is in its infinite diversity and in the way our differences combine to create meaning and beauty. ANDREA MC LAUGHLIN Andy Woodstock 81 Kansas and Journey Suzie, I love you On a crystal morning KATHLEEN ANN MC LEOD Kathy Hairdresser 2 26 80 on the rock. DANIEL J. MC SHERRY College, living ? (I ' ll never tell!) Drama Club There is never an end, just another beginning . . . MARY R. MC WADE Mickey Those were the days my friends, we thought they ' d never end. DEBRA J. MELANSON Debbie For long you live and high you fly, smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry. NANCY A. MELLO Mello-Yellow Minnie Airline Stewardess Summer 81 , August 18, 1981, Mickey forever! We beat ' em , Right now! , Pleasure , Hold it! , Don ' t lie to me! SUZANNE ALYCIA MELODY Suzie- Q Work with children Woodstock 81 , Feb. Vacation 1980, last winter down in the Pitts, Kansas Concert Andy, I love you. I can see the dewdrops fjilling. LINDA MENZ Medical Secretary Feb. vacation 81 , S.I.L. June 22, 1981, Cape and New Hampshire 81 Rock-n-roll You loose your love when you say the word mine. Go for it Dwayne! JOSEPH A. MERCURIO DEBORAH ANN MERLINO Deb College Switzerland, Cape with Ame! T.C. July 29, 1980 I don ' t know, maybe it was the roses. DIANE MARIE MINA Di Data Processing Meeting new people Tennis, Horseback riding Will you still remember me tomorrow? VINCENT J. MINA College When House Minority Leader Bill Robinson came and spoke to Mr. Lofgren ' s Political Affairs Class. Any person who is enjoying life is not a failure. MARY E. MOLLOY Goddess Secretary, Word Processing November 1, 1981 Chess Club, Prom Committee I will never pass this way again. JOSEPH MONTVILLE CHARLES R. MORAN Chuck Working and making millions Marshal Tucker Concert, what I don ' t remember of it. NANCY A. MORLINO Graduation Day JEFFREY F. MORRELL Jeff Business Management Major September 23, 1980 Scnool store Time is the essence of solution. ARDEEN B. MURPHY Arden College Seger, Switzerland, St. Patrick ' s Day Parade — Southie Ski Club, Tennis, Student Council, Prom Commit- tee, Yearbook I can ' t tell you all, just how crazy this life feels. DONNA M. MURPHY JOHN F. MURPHY Murph Canada Ski Trip Ski Club Take life as it comes. PAUL V. MURPHY College, Business The hest is on its way. ROBERT MURPHY PAUL W. MURRAY Bill Paying many bills, college Leaving High School Don ' t let your bad times outweigh your good times. DOREEN MUSE Reenie Junior Prom, Summer 81 Live — Love — Laugh! KEVIN J. NASH Bruno Business Administration Brockton 79 Football — 10 Take each day as it comes. DAVID J. NELSON JANETTE M. NEWMAN October 10, 1980 Yearbook Start it up May 5, 1981. What a long strange trip it ' s been. VICKI M. NICHOLSON College October 6, 1981 Yearbook, Spanish Club, Flag Team Happiness is in wanting what you have, not hav- ing wnat you want. KAREN L. NICKERSON Executive Secretary All the great times I ' ve had with my friends. Drill Team 79-80 It took forever, but it looks like I made it. CORINNE C. O ' BRIEN ERIN D. O ' BRIEN O.D. 12 14 80 Spring Track, Winter Track, Tennis Songbird Steam Dingo MARK S. O ' BRIEN BARBARA J. O ' CONNOR Babs Special Education April 16, 1981 Concert Choir 10,11,12; Band, Senior Activities Committee, Honor Society, Yearbook, Senior Class Play Life ' s truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along the way. JOHN F. O ' CONNOR Bud College, Computers G.H. on P.N. Cross Country, Track Don ' t let them fool you. LISA A. OHMAN Skippy Fashion Design Being on stage with the Naval Academy Glee Club, May 9th, Lance Lambros Cheerleading, Pep Club, Ballet, Senior Class Play It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. KEVIN M. O ' LEARY KARYN MARIE O ' NEIL Summer 81 trailer in Maine May 8, 1981 One down, Six to go. THERESA MARIE O ' REILLY Te B ' s 20th Jerry shows. If I had my way ... SUSAN JEAN O ' SHEA Sue College 9 27 80 . . . T.V. . . . 63 . . . New Year ' s with A.D. . . . N.H. 80 . . . Journey . . . It ' s never good-bye, just see ya later. DONNA OUELLETTE Hairdresser October 29, 1980 CARL M. PAWLOWSKI Ivan- College Annual Idlewell Labor Day Softball Party 81 Wrestling Let it be. RONALD PAYNE Enjoy life as much as possible. 10 12 81 Cohasset Chickens and Ron, Ozzie and Boo, friends forever. THOMAS E. PELLAND Pell Going to Norwich University DAVID PEPE Dave Small business owner Gymnastic Team wins Suburban League 1980- 1981 Season Gymnastics Winners never quit, quitters never win. CHRISTIAN PERCEVAL JOSEPH PERETTE Joe Business Summer of 81 Sailing Team, Ski Club I will do it later. LYNNE A. PERRY Nursing Nov. 14, 1980, June 79 Carson Beach, Summer 80 Skiing, reading, Room 131, hangin ' around, foolin ' around That you will be mine, by taking your time. Foxey Lady Ramble on JOSEPH R. PERSONENI III Jay-Dog College Cape Cod — Summer 81 ; E. Mass. Hockey Tour- ney games; 12 15 78 Hockey Even if your on the right track, you ' ll get run over if you just sit there. MICHAEL L. PERUZZI College Foghat, Outlaw ' s Concert, Nov. 80 Soccer JOHN PETITTI RICHARD PETRUCCELLI Pickles Saturday night at Rick Dog ' s house. JAMES D. PFLAUMER BETH A. PICKERING Pickles- College Summer 81 ! letters to B.F.! N.H. Warren! Alarms! Cruisin ' Right now! Don ' t lie to me! There ' s one sec- ret I ' d like to be told — How to grow up without growing old. JOSEPH P. PINTO GEORGE M. PLAYER Massachusetts Maritime Academy Soccer, Hockey, Baseball, Junior Usher to Prom, Key Club The bigger the city, the brighter the lights; the bigger the dog, the harder the bites. WALTER G. PLEACH JOAN M. POWERS Joanie College June 1981, basketball parties Basketball, Track, Soccer, Key Club, Yearbook, Junior Class Secretary Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. JAMES M. PROCTOR Candy Man Own my own business Graduation Day If I can ' t sell it, no one can. LEON SCOTT PROVERB Zig Zag Man Alice Cooper, C.C.C., 81 Partying with the Best — North Weymouth I ' m runnin ' with the Devil. LISA A. PRUDENTE Prudence The Vega, N.Y.E. 80 , Steve, 84 Searching for a Rainbow Now we ' re old enough to know, we ' ll never be old enough to know it all. PAMELA QUINN Pam Career in law Winter of 1980 Good friends are never far away. It ' s nothing but a party. GLENN T. RAESIDE Cheeks ' College and growing old Being called upon as a sophomore to play keeper for the Varsity Soccer Team. Soccer, Basketball, Baseball Now is the time for all good boys to graduate and become men. JOHN W. REDDISH Redo President of the United States The trip to New Hampshire. Summer 81 Football, Basketball, Lacrosse It ' s been a long time coming and it ' s gonna be a long time gone! CAROL A. REDMAN Nursing March 5, 1980 To be honest with yourself is to be happy with what you are. DAVID A. REED JANET L. REEL Secretary Montreal, Canada, Molson, Summer 81 — Tony Greg — Bus rides with Kelly I sometimes wonder how today ' s dreams will hold up against tomorrow ' s reality. ETHEL M. REID College March 6, 1981, Summer of 81 To live your life your own way ... to reach for the goals you have set . . . to be the way you want to be. NANCY A. REIDY NanNan Accounting May 28, 1981 Looks like I made it. BARBARA ANN REILLY Bubbles Nursing July, 1979 I finally made it. KEVIN J. REILLY BenHo from the Is- lands 6 22 64 Lacrosse, Senior Class Treasurer Time waits for no one and it won ' t wait for me. MAUREEN A. RICE Moe Airline Travel Industry August 2, 1979, Blue Grass Festival Wherever you are, your friends make your world. ROBIN J. RINELLA Lynne ' s BOO Gee ' s Blondie Working with Special Needs Children and Mod- eling Nov. 18, 1981, C.C.C. Wollaston Beach, all the good times with my friends. Working with Special Needs students for 2 years, working in Guidance, Prom Committee, Cap and Gown Committee In love and in dreams, there are no impossibili- ties. RUSSELL J. ROBAR, JR Russ ' Electronics Canada 80 Band, Lacrosse, Ultimate, Soccer I ' m as free as a bird now. DAVID G. ROBISON Dave College Archies, Summer nights of 81 Student Council, Soccer, Basketball, Junior Usher at 81 Senior Prom. The pay for honest labor is always greater than the wages received. MICHAEL E. ROMANS JOYCE R. ROUSSELL Modeling Summer 78 , May 15, 1980 Diving Team, Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track, Ski Club Take life as it is but not for granted. LINDA J. RUANE College Summer 81 , Cape Cod Collesium Yearbook, Prom Committee, Party Committee Living for the weekend and The future is un- certain and the end is always near. KRISTEN P. RUNDLE College Summers of 80 and 81 Yearbook, Ski Club, Party Committee Take it as it comes. REBECCA H. RUSSELL Becky College Wessagussett Sunrise — July 28-29; July 18, 1981, Summer of 81 Send that to Melisa , Buddies are forever ' CHRISTOPHER A. RUSSO HELEN A. ST. CROIX Cosmetology — hairdressing 2 20 80, Black and Blue, S-agin Going wild. DANIEL C. SALIBA Dan Acting July 3, 1981 White Horse Beach. Manomet, MA Make it good while it lasts, once you ' re gone you can ' t come back you ' re out of the blue and into the black. LAUREN J. SALTERS Travel — college Graduation Day, weekends up at Great Hill Each beginning brings us to an end and each end to a beginning. ELAINE MARIE SANTRY Co liege Diving, Gymnastics, Track Happiness is found along the way; not at t ie end of the road. MARY K. SANTRY Marie Curie Artist Yearbook, Senior Class Play, Drama Club, Honor Society, Concert Choir, Reflections, W.N.H.S. Band Groupie You can ' t please everybody, so you might as well please yourself. DANIEL JOSEPH SILVA The dogs bark but the caravan moves on. MICHAEL M. SMITH Smithy College Graduation Day 1982 Key Club Let the eagle soar. STEPHEN E. SMITH Small Business Graduation Day, Bermuda Trip 80 Work Study SUSAN E. SMITH SUSAN M. SMITH RICHARD P. SNEYD Squidd June 27, 1981 Allman Brothers CHRISTOPHER SPRAGUE KATHLEEN STANTON Kack Work with Special Needs students Camping — April 24, 1981 Senior Class Play, Concert Choir And thou our health we drank a thousand times, it ' s time to ramble on. Led Zeppelin KEVIN J. STANTON Stan- June 27, 1981, Walshy ' s house, Tradition, Blue Oyster Cult I don ' t know. LINDA STARKIE Hairdresser Summer of 79 Today is gone, so live it up tomorrow. KEVIN J. STEVENS Massachusetts Maritime Academy August, 1981 Football Maybe you ' ll find direction around some corner where it has been waiting to meet you. PATRICIA A. STEVENS TRACY A. STEVENSON Ma Camping Midnight Rendevous, Thursday , Canada Concert Choir, Soccer, Senior Class Play Yes, there are two paths that you can go by but in the long run there still is time to change the road you ' re on. ■. -A j «T ...J V . . ■ . . . Mm ■ ■ • u . RICHARD STILPHEN ALLEGRA A. STUART E.R. Aviation June 12 13, 1981 Drama Club 11,12 No biggie, sure, slow down. I can ' t hear that fast. KIM M. SUDBEY College Crash 1980, Blue Fog The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away. BRENDA E. SULLIVAN College — travel agent Summer 81 Today ' s dreams are tomorrow ' s futures. KATHLEEN M. SULLIVAN Katy College, Music Cape escapes, 1st and last week of summer 81 , 6 in a Camera, D.D. Swim Team, Band, Senior Class Play, Summer Wind Ensemble, Key Club, Assembly Committee I love you, tomorrow — you ' re always a day away. LAWRENCE SULLIVAN Wild Star College — U.S.A.F. Combat Pilot The Destruction of the Comet Empire. Junior Class President, Mass. Youth Leadership seminar, Hugh O ' Brien Youth Foundation, Boys State, Project Close up, School paper, Yearbook, School Mascot, Flying Club, German Club, Photo- grapher, Homeroom Rep., Switzerland, Boys State Councilor. Regrets, I ' ve had a few but then again too few to mention, I did what I had to do and through it all I did it my (hold that note) way. KATHLEEN L. SUPPA DONALD F. SYBERTZ TERESA M. TANNER T College May 15, 1981 Wessagusset Beach, Summer 81 Cheerleader, Pep squad, Key Club, Homeroom Representative Experience today with thoughts of yesterday. THOMAS F. TANNER, JR. College The only time Mr. MacPherson said that I made a good block. Football, Key Club, Junior Usher, Yearbook ANNMARIE THOMPSON K.H. 1 24 81, Janine and Patty in Lakeville, The Lighthouse I am just a dreamer but you are just a dream. Neil Young STEPHEN E. THOMS College Hockey ROBERT P. TOCCHIO PHILIP E. TORMEY CHRISTINE A. TRACY Chlorophyl College; skydiving and finding my Stairway to Heaven Summer 81 , Wessagussett sunrise, Canada, oops!, Electro-Switch, Becka! Dazed and confused , Buddies forever , Send that to Melisa! LAURA TUCKER Secretary June 23, 1981 (Summer 81 ) You only live once but if you live right once is enough. DAWNE MARIE VENUTI College May 31, 1981, Junior Prom Night Softball 1980 If there ' s any question in your mind whether or not something is right, it probably isn ' t. FRANCIS WALL Fran College Ski Club I just want to thank you for a real good time. RUTH M. WALLIN College 3 13 81 Honor Society, Manager of the Hole in the Wall To live a life worthy of the calling I have re- ceived. Ephesians 4:1 JOHN P. WALSH Walshy College Summer of 1981 and June 27, 1981 Varsity Hockey and Baseball KEVIN P. WALSH Waffle College Tradition, summer of 81 , October 9, 1981 LINDA WALSH Working with little children May 23, 1980, the summer of 1980 Horseback riding To live your life your own way ... to reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... to be the you that you want to be ... that is success!! ANN MARIE WATTS RITA M. WELCH College ELIZABETH ANN WELLOCK Beth Computer Science, Air Force Big Bash 12 19 80, October 10, 1981 Yearbook, Homeroom Representative, Student Council, Spring Track Cancel my subscription to the Resurrection, send my credentials to the House of Detention, I got some friends inside. LAURA J. WIENERS Nursing Summer 81 — Outlaws Concert — April 3,1981 — Cape Cod hammock Soccer, Assembly Committee Live Let Live. ELIZABETH J. WILLIAMS Liz College — Stewardess Summer of 80 You ' ll get over it. KELLEY WILLIAMS College — Business February 22, 1980 Look in the mirror and tell me just what you see, what have the years of your life taught you to be! ! STEPHEN R. WILLIAMS Willy Architect Graduation Day 1982 MARY JANE WILSON M.J. Early childhood education Interior Design April 1981, Jr. Prom C.C., Spanish, History tests, parties. Spanish Club (3 years), Senior Class Play, Drama Club, International Language Club. KAREN L. WINDERS MARK D. WOODFORD Woody College, Medical School German II Mr. Abbott German Club CINDY WOOLF Ducky Medical Secretary Coming to North in the middle of 1980. JOSEPH N. WRIGHT MICHAEL J. WYMAN G College Trips to the Cape 87 Lacrosse, Football In the land of the Dark, the ship of the Sun is driven by the Grateful Dead. MICHAEL J. WYSOCKI Graduate from North High I can ' t get no satisfaction. KRISTINA L. YALOWCHUK Krissy College — Interior decorator Southie Parade, October 28, 1980; Holbrook If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it ' s yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. SHARON R. YANNIZZI Sharr Psychoanalysist Wednesday night, September 17, 1981 Stop dragging my heart around. BONNIE A. YOERGER College June 12, 1981 Party Committee, Yearbook, Prom Committee This is the best part of the trip; the trip, the best part. WHITNEY A. YOUNIE Electronics 7th period NORA ZERFOSS Stewardess Quincy Market — C.C. Cheerleading, Key Club, Homeroom Representa- tive, Reflections Success begins with a person ' s will — it ' s all a state of mind. VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL CLASS OF 1982 GERALD AMADO Jerry Travel Partying on the tracks Projects rule. DANIEL ARCHIBALD Arch Work Barney ' s yellow pencil Being late for class I wasn ' t smoking. STEVEN ATHERTON Stevie Wonder Auto Mechanic Concerts, partying KEVIN BACHELDER Carpenter Class parties MARK BROWN Browne Becoming very rich Not school Smoking, drinking, driving, and staying out of trouble. ROBERT J. BUCHAN Become a structural engineer and try NOT to get married I ' m waiting Hockey, Baseball Work is the price, happiness is the reward. MICHAEL BUTLER Carpentry Class parties Birches JOHN J. CALABRO Calabshmo Attending Harvard University Skydiving Captain of the winter water skiing team Ya right PAUL J. CARRIGER Carpenter Crashing with Canova Captain of the kayak team JOSEPH CHAFE PETER CLARK Clarkey Welder GREGG COMEAU Architect, Coast Guard Bob Segar ' s Concert recorded live in 1980 Boating, water skiing, fishing, Hockey Old man take a look at my lift!, I ' m a lot like you. CHARLES CORBETT Chuck Get married, own business Junior Prom 6 6 81 Duxbury Beach Racquetball, Honor roll 10th grade Yup, what the hey? JOHN CORDEIRO Browna-chico Mechanic When I finish my ' 64 Nova. Fishing Live it up. ERIC J. CORREIA Crash- Welder Graduating Skiing, mountain climbing JOHN COSTELLO Elvis Sheetmetal mechanic Under the school clock Live today as if it was your last. JOSEPH COVENEY Mao Become a successful contractor Finishing the house by the end of the year, looking at it with satisfaction. Take time to enjoy life (party hard). SCOTT CRAYTON Crator Lobstering or a mechanic Having no school Lobstering, fishing, partying Well, all right. DANIEL F. CROSS Dan Lithographer Dana ' s parties Football, Band, Student Advisory Council to the School Committee, Prom Committee, Cap and Gown committee. PAUL CURRAN Carpenter WILLIAM R. CURTIN Own bike shop Van Halen 8 18 79, 9 19 81 Bike racing What? GARY CURTIS ARTHUR DAKIN PAUL A. DAUGHERTY Doc College Honor Society KENNETH DEAN Kenny First tan DAVID DESMOND Desi Van Halen 7-24-81, Mr. Manzelli ' s class Class President The way things are these days, you have to be crazy or you ' ll go nuts. EDWARD DEWEY Carl Carpenter Shop parties and New Hampshire Winner of the Spring Voc. Toboggan Race CHRISTOPHER P. DILLON College Summer of 81 In the beginning there is reality and that which is not, in between are the DOORS. KENNETH DINON Dino Sheetmetal worker, truck driver JOHN M. DION College Football, wrestling EDWARD VINCENT DI SALVIO JR. College, make a lot of money High School Senior Class Treasurer Secretary, member of the National Honor Society Live for today for tomorrow may never come. JAMES R. DONOHUE Dinky- Live comfortably Motorcycles and cars Getting my license LEO DONOVAN Insurance appraiser Do it up. JOSEPH M. DOONER Angel Own a body shop Senior Class Prom Senior Class Vice President, Consistent Honor Roll student Go for it. DEAN DUNCAN Dick Carpenter Smash up derby in the parking lot Staying awake in school Long live the Voc. MELVIN B. DURANT Chip- Summer 4 wheeling on the Cape Captain of the Voc. Y Club Chasing the girls at North and catching them. Yellow mark LEO C. EARP Chuck The Birches Beach JOHN ELIAS Eli Being rich — own lots of property When I ' m married Playing with my German Shepherd Life is short. Make the best of what you have until a break comes along (grab it) (anyway, but loose). MICHAEL FEENEY Red Auto mechanic Wiping out the shop bench Captain of the summer ski team Go for it. SCOTT A. FITZGERALD Fitz Become a printer, move to California Seeing the Grateful Dead in an outdoor concert in Maine National Guardsman, Vockie CHARLES FLAHERTY EDWARD FONSECA Butch College Last 3 years Wow, hey. ROBERT FORRESTALL Frosty Have a good job and make money Thumbing home from Frank Zappa Concert Shagging Lacrosse balls for Mr. Manzelli last year Survive and succeed in the future. JON FOSTER Musician, carpenter Crashing with Mr. Canova Go for it. MARK GARUFI Chico Carpenter Good-bye and good luck. EDWARD GARVEY Ed Auto mechanic Black Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult Concert Sabbath Bloody Sabbath KENNETH GELORAN Owning Sheet metal business Friday night Working MICHAEL GIAGRANDO Mike Electrician On the job with Mr. McDermott, Steve and Joe. MICHAEL GINNETTY Biking CELESTINO GOMEZ Go- Being the best I can to the woman that takes my hand. Taking Bill Renny Cup in Baseball 81 Captain of the Baseball Team 82 When it ' s time to play, I play and when it ' s time to work, I work. PETER J. GOODINE Retire Graduation Captain of the surfing team PAUL GRAFTON Grafty Birches MICHAEL GUIDUCCI PETER HADDEN Haddog Have a good job and travel Thanksgiving Day Football game in 1979 I don ' t want to hear it. PATRICK HANLEY Eggy Mr. Lelito ' s class Captain of the Spring Toboggan team 454 Caprice JOHN E. HARDING, JR. Have a job Captain of the Vocational Aeronautical Sub Space Division, Captain of the flag raising club MARK HOHMANN Home grown Bending 3V 2 of lead with head Parties JOHN HOLMES MICHAEL P. HOWLEY Howl ' s Graduate Captain of the parachuting club JOHN HUNTER Be a carpenter and take over my father ' s business Passing 11th grade, Crash Canova It ' s been real, it ' s been nice, but it hasn ' t been real LAURENCE W. HUNTER College — electronics and computers MICHAEL JOSSELYN Mechanic Going to concerts MICHAEL JOYCE Carpenter, musician July 25 Ya atcha mind GLENN KAISER Opening a retail store Miniature golf SUSAN KRAUS DAVID LANGNER Boss Carpenter ' Heavy construction Graduation day Out of here. SEAN LENNON College Graduation THOMAS LOVERING Tom Carpenter Graduating JOSEPH P. MAC DONALD Butch United States Air Force When a teacher blew up the Science class Member of the deep sea diving club PATRICK MAC DONALD Football, Baseball School is out forever. STEPHEN P. MAC KINNON Member of the parachuting club JOHN MAGILL Inky Work , fooling around or college Columbus Day Weekend 81 Prom committee, Cap and Gown committee MICHAEL J. MARINI Mike Electrical engineering Dead Concert, Lewiston, Maine National Honor Society Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds WILLIAM MASKELL Maskell To live life to the fullest Graphic Arts Field Trip! Working, sleeping, and partying all life long KENNETH MC AULIFFE Lump Work for a contractor Falling into thorn bushes at the class party If it feels good, do it. KEVIN MC CORMICK SCOTT MC CULLOCH Sic Cabinetmaker Mr. Frye ' s math class What ' s up? ROBERT MC CULLOCK Mac Sheetmetal December 27, 1980 Track — S.P. Goodbye Bubs and Bear PAUL MC DONOUGH Owning own shop Last day of school Class Marshal, National Honor Society JAMES MC INTYRE Mara Sheetmetal Driving Home from ZZ-top Voc band Whatcha atcha minds MARLENE MENEAR MARK MERLIN Crazy! Cra .y! Get away When Joe almost blew us up Hockey Bubbles JOHN MURDOCK Whitey Space travel We escaped Puddle jumping club Angel, there ' s visitors in the House. MICHAEL J. MURPHY Mope Become a 4 color pressman January 15, 1981 THOMAS MURPHY JOHN MUSE Todd Auto mechanic Summer vacation THOMAS E. NICASTRO Tom Manzelli ' s History class Honor Society, Rep. to State Ad. Comm. JOSEPH NORTON Skull Sheet metal Outlaws Live now, pay later. MICHAEL O ' ROURKE Baby Huey Be successful The day I got home early because I didn ' t have to stay after school. Partying KEITH OTIS Manager of a body shop Last day of school Get a job. JEFFREY PECKHAM Pecka Contracting and carpentry Giving Sully 7 stitches in the head. Hitting Mr Hager with a snowball. Break on through to the other side. LAWRENCE PHILLIPS DAVID PICCUITO Party and make a lot of money A.C. B.O.C. Detention Voc rules. WAYNE PLAISTED JANET POWERS Compugraphics Black Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult Concert, Septem- ber 1980 Gymnastics Live now, pay later. THOMAS PATRICK POWERS JR. Make lots of money Captain of the pencil sharpening team Tne history or the world revolves around only one thought; who can be conquered and who can be bought. JEFFREY PRICE Pricey Good job and travel Getting a coop job Senior year. Honor roll What ' s up? STEVEN REARDON Yogi Carpentry work Graduation night 1982 I have a hunch I am late for lunch. STEPHAN M. ROBERTS Bob Become my own boss and to make my own holi- days when I want them. May, 1982 Member of the National Sleep Through Theory Society, Consistent Honor Roll Student Never quit, make them fire you! BRIAN SCHWALM Own print shop Gold Medal winner in 1980 olimpics I don ' t have my homework. CHARLES SCOTT Chuck- Make money and travel February 27, 1980 Lacrosse Good Luck to All, have a good time. WILLIAM J. SEGALLA Bill Structural drafting Graduation Getting out of school, fast as possible. RICHARD SKINNER DELL SMITH RICHARD STEIDLE Digger- Going to lunch ROBERT SULLIVAN Sully Run my own construction company someday Nailed Peckham to the shed roof GREGORY SWEENEY Gregga Move to New Hampshire May 31, 1981 National Honor Society LISA M. SZYMANSKI College, pre-press work January 15, 1981 Rep. to State Ad. Comm. GLENN TEAGUE Graduate, law enforcement Going to the Y club Don ' t try it. SEAN WALSH Nailing Peckham to the shed roof. MICHAEL WEYDT Sarge Working for a carpentry contractor Closing a sliding glass door and seeing Mr. Hager walk into it a few seconds later. Purple Thumb Club award winner As you were, animals. STEVEN WILLIAMS Bubba College Being late with Joe and Mike Serious partying Hang in there, Friday ' s coming. MICHAEL JAMES WILSON Willie Joe Walsh, Kinks, Ted Nugent and Alice Cooper Concerts, summer 81 , meeting and yahooing with Kathy in 81 Partying Now it ' s all behind, I ' ve got Bud Tails on my mind. ALBERT JOHN WINSLOW, JR. Big Al Make a lot of money and retire young High School HEATHER WOOD ROBERT WRIGHT Victor Work for a contractor When Mr. Canova wrecked the new van and De- cember 11, 1980 Live now, pay later. Sitting: Joe Correnti, Rob Connelly, Patty Keaney, Tom Leahy, Sue Martell, Carolyn Fox, Back Row: Jim Grandfield, Paul Duca, Mrs. Gabriel, Lisa Mackertich, Barbara O ' Connor, Mary Santry, Mrs. Wight, Steve McGowan, Shiela McBarron, Tom Tanner, Lori Durant Staff: Editor Jim Grandfield Senior Editors Steve McGowan Barbara O ' Connor Sports Editors Tom Leahy Sue Martell Tom Clark Activities Editors Rob Connolly Carolyn Fox Faculty Editor Sheila McBarron Business Editors Vicki Nicholson Tom Tanner Ad Sales Paul Duca Photographers Lori Durant Tom Leahy Joe Correnti Literary Editor Lisa Mackertich Art Editor Mary Santry Student Life Sheila McBarron Mary Santry Typists Shirleymae Haley Patty Keaney The 1982 yearbook staff got off to a late start, for as October came, we were still in need of advisors. Mrs. Gabriel and Mrs. Wight both did an excellent job on short notice. The staff pulled together to produce what we hope is a book that captures both the spirit and essence of W.N.H.S. A yearbook is much more than a collection of names and faces. Rather, it is a reflection of the class as a whole and the year in which it was made. North Star ' 82 will serve as a reminder of our years at North and, more importantly, of the friends we will keep forever. r Our Team Is Ready to serve your present and future financial needs Of Course! South kkfe mouth Savings Bank 198 r ATHENS RESTAURANT Greek Food Sea Food Pizzas Subs Spaghetti Open 11-12 — Shaw ' s Plaza Rte 53 Middle St. r CAZEAULT SONS INC. ROOFERS WEYMOUTH 72 CHARLES STREET 335-6800 Best Wishes Mahoney Wright Insurance Agencies 140 Federal St., Boston, MA 02110 482-4086 180 North St., Weymouth, MA 02191 337-0451 343 Washington St., Newton, MA 02158 969-4800 395 Main St., Wakefield, MA 01880 246-2310 28 Union St., Manchester, MA 01944 526-7586 44 Pearl St., Middleboro, MA 02346 947-2058 22 Union Ave., Sudbury, MA 01776 443-9912 300 Union St., Rockland, MA 02370 878-4200 100 Front St., Scituate Harbor, MA 02066 545-3970 3 Eastern Ave., Dedham, MA 02026 326-8029 r CAPEWAY FLORISTS Complete floral service Corsages, Weddings, All Occasions 337-1407 Free Delivery EAST WEYMOUTH BOWL-A-WEY 1580 Commercial Street 335-7004 199 r LORDS -MDfS ' HAIR SPECIALISTS 980 Main St. Pleasant Stores Rt. 18 Weymouth, MA Tel. 331-6370 r thefM mo TAXES -- ACCOUNTING FRANK BALDASSI N I 89 WASHINGTON STREET WEYMOUTH. MA. 02188 Telephone 617 • 335-4800 SEAFOOD EXTRA LARGE DINING AREA 335-6300 FRANK ' S PIZZA HOT OR COLD SUBS WEYMOUTH SHOPPING PLAZA 106 MAIN ST WEYMOUTH, MA 02188 BEER WINE r THE BRAINTREE SAVINGS BANK 865 WASHINGTON STREET BRAINTREE, MASS 02184 Branches SOUTH SHORE PLAZA . OUINTREE MALL HARBORLIGHT MALL • KINGS PLAZA A Mutual Savings Bank INCORPORATED 1870 THE MOST CONVENIENT BANK IN T OWN Sherman Bros. Heating Co., Inc. 1305 Pleasant Street East Weymouth, Mass. 02189 337-1330 J Congratulations From ROBSON FUNERAL HOME Clemont L. Robson, Director 335-2303 40 Sea Street North Weymouth r PHONE 335 9723 3378271 mudey ' t One. COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR 570 NORTH STREET WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS, MA 02189 200 Best Wishes from Rev. Charles A. O ' Brien Council No. 4719 Knights of Columbus North Weymouth Massachusetts r SALES — SERVICE — TRADE-INS BICYCLES — MOPEDS — ICE ROLLER SKATING PROFESSIONAL SKATE SHARPENING BIKE ' N BLADE 147 Bridge Street N. Weymouth, MA 02191 617-331-0675 CHUCK LOOMIS President PAT CONNOLLY Vice-President CONGRATULATIONS FROM PURITY SUPREME N. Weymouth S. Weymouth Harborlight Mall Pleasant Shops r BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1982 SOUTH SHORE ALARM, INC. KENNETH R. HANSEN 461 BRIDGE STREET TEL. 335-4781 N. WEYMOUTH, MA 02189 MA 02189 U-HAUL U-MOVE RENTALS U-STORE WEYMOUTH MOVING STORAGE CENTER 666 BRIDGE STREET, WEYMOUTH, MA 02188 PHONE: (617) 331-4050 Everything For Moving One-Stop Moving Center r John J. Benson Inc. Phone 335-9604 265 Bridge St. North Weymouth, MA 02191 r ROSS AUTO BODY WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS WHEN Insurance Work Estimates Complete Collision Work 134 EAST ST., WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS 335-9671 Member of Mass. Auto Body Owners Assn. r Congratulations from Richard ' s Clean-R-Ama Telephone 335-7477 230 Bridge Street N. Weymouth, Mass. 202 r Weymouth Upholstering Co. fc REUPHOLSTERING — FOAMRUBBER CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES SLIPCOVERS NEW FURNITURE DINETTES TEL. 335-3412 OPEN MON — SAT NORMAN ABOUZEID, PROP. SECRETARY, THERESA ABOUZEID 104 BRIDGE STREET NO. WEYMOUTH, MA VISIT OUR SHOWROOM r TAKE OUT ORD CALL 335 OPEN DAILY 11 AM - 11 PM SUBMARINE SANDWICHES ERS GREEK SALADS til BRIDGE ST. YMOUTH. MA 02191 r JOHNSON MOTORS Monahan ' s Marine, Inc. OLD TOWN — BOSTON WHALER — O ' DAY DANIEL P. MONAHAN 396 Washington St. (Rte. 53) NANCY J. MONAHAN Weymouth, MA 02188 STEVE LIPTON BAYSIDE AUTO BODY CRAFTSMEN CLASSIC SPECIAL INTEREST CARS 337-2600 198 BRIDGE ST. RTE. • 3A NO. WEYMOUTH, MA. 02191 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 Ricky Smith Pontiac Subaru Sales 25 Main St. Weymouth, MA Jet 53 18 335-4400 New used cars at affordable prices 203 AA SPORTS 66 Sea Street N. Weymouth, MA Al Cifrino Ed Crooker CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 FROM TUCCI AUTO BODY BRIDGE ANTIQUES J 398 Bridge Street Telephone — 335-9264 Steads MAIR SALON 335-2513 550 BRIDGE ST. • ROUTE 3A NORTH WEYMOUTH. MASS. J V J ORDERS PUT UP TO TAKE OUT Cocktail Lounge - Entertainment OPEN DAILT 1 1:30 A M TO Z A.M. TEL 337-1856 335-9072 203 BRIDGE STREET NO. Wer mouth MA. 02191 4 r BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS Exalted Ruler RONALD L. BELMONTE 90 Webb Street Weymouth, MA 02188 Tel. 331-3377 Secretary HENRY BUD GIBBONS, PER, HLM 183 King Philip Street South Weymouth, MA 02190 Tel. 335-6597 Board of Trustees ROBERT W. G1LL1S, Chairman 68 Charles Street Weymouth, MA 02188 Tel. 331-1104 WEYMOUTH LODGE No. 2232 INSTITUTED JUNE 25, 1961 Telephone 617 - 335-9708 1197 Washington Street, Weymouth Mail: P.O. BOX 125, SOUTH WEYMOUTH, MA 02190 Treasurer LEE W. CLARK 450 Front Street Weymouth, MA 02188 Tel. 337 214 Compliments Of Our 1500 Members 205 r r AWARD WINNING SERVICE r uver bu years 01 ousiomer bansiaction . ■S . 2 onnell . RTE 18 SO WEYMOUTH, MASS 335-1670 I Weymouth CoopCfQtiucBonk Main Office 51 Columbian Street S Weymouth, MA 02190 Herring Run Office 335-2900 N Weymouth Office 1345 Pleasant Street 35 Sea Street E Weymouth, MA 02189 N Weymouth, MA 02191 331-4200 337-8000 r Jumbo ' s Market 407 Middle St. Beer, Wine Groceries Open 7 days r CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1982 SENATOR ALLAN R. McKINNON Congratulations, you ' ve earned our interest? r r South Shore •uick Muv.K.inw.u Reputation is Everything ' 50 Adams St., Quincy J (617) 698 1475 CROCKER ELECTRICAL CO., INC. WIRING FOR LIGHT, HEAT POWER EDWARD J CROCKER President r ONE ADAMS ST MILTON. MA 02187 SHEA 1 HR. CLEANERS 3 Hr. Shirt Service 805 Washington St. Next to Angelo ' s Weymouth Savings Bank Congratulations to the Class of 1982 207 r Congratulations and Best Wishes For Continued Success From McDonald Funeral Home r Telephone (617) 335-2780 Dr. Frederick D. Trozzi Chiropractor 814 Broad Street Jackson Squareeast Weymouth, Mass. 02189 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 PYRAMID PRINTING COMPANY r WEYMOUTH QUINCY TULLISH and CLANCY MLS REAL ESTATE INC. HOME APPRAISAL SERVICE 158 WINTER ST. WEYMOUTH 15 FOSTER ST. QUINCY 331-3232 773-7300 PAUL REDDISH LEATHER COMPANY J V, 208 IS YOUR INSURANCE A SECRET AGENT? You know what we mean. A guy you hardly know. A guy who works for a cold, impersonal outfit in some faraway city. How could you know him? He doesn ' t have time to visit his clients (which is rather mysterious considering he never seems to be in his office when you have a claim). That ' s a secret agent. But when your agent is one of the Big I Guys, you do know him and he knows you. Because instead of bieng like a good neighbor. he is your neighbor-living and working right in our town. He doesn ' t work for a company. He works for you. He helps you choose the right policy from the right company at the right price. And he ' s always available with answers, advice and service on your claims. So if you ' re tired of doing business with a secret agent, get to know the Big I Guys at your local Independent Insurance Agency. A r KALAFATAS INSURANCE , 55 Fuller Rd., No. Weymouth (jpZfSSZ, 337-6952 CONGRATULATIONS ! East Weymouth Savings Bank 744 Bro ad Street East Weymouth, Mass. 02189 r HINGHAM PHARMACY If You Really Care About Price . . . 100 Derby Street Hingham Plaza (next to Stop Shop) Phone 749-9100 JUSTICE HARDWARE 827 BROAD STREET EAST WEYMOUTH, MASS. PHONE 337-1000 STORE FRONTS - COMMERCIAL - AUTO CUSTOM GLASS COMPANY 24 HOUR EMERGENCY BOARDING 360 BRIDGE STREET 548 POND STREET WEYMOUTH, MA 02191 Randolph-Braintree Line TEL. 337-3030 BRAINTREE, MASS. 02185 DAN TARDANICO Tel. 848-2522 209 Open Sun. Thru Thurs. Fri. Sat. 11A.M.-11P.M. 11A.M.-12P.M. Delicious Pizzas and Hot Oven Grinders Call Your Orders Before You Leave Home- They Will Be Ready On Arrival. WEYMOUTH HOUSE OF PIZZA 779 Broad Street East Weymouth, Mass. Tel. 337-6996 All Prices Subject To Change Best Pizza In Town Pisces Tropical Aquirium Hours: Monday to Friday Noon to 9 P.M. Saturday 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sunday Holidays Noon to 9 P.M. Tank Accessory Repairs Tropical Marine Fish Accessories Custom-Made Tanks Stands 74-76 Sea Street North Weymouth, Mass. 02191 (617) 337-4591 Richard M. Glynn Owner r r CARL ' S VARIETY 141 Broad St. Weymouth Tel. 335-9853 Groceries, Liquors, Deli Full Meat Counter Free Delivery RCA Zenith Magnavox Panasonic Whirlpool Kelvinator Hoover George Washington Toma WEYMOUTH TV APPLIANCE, INC. Sales and Service 335-6435 791 Broad Street East Weymouth, Mass. 02189 Multiple Listing Service Residential — Commercial EMMANUEL REAL ESTATE 177 Bridge St. • Weymouth, Mass. 02191 Office: 337-8770 Res: 472-5713 210 DUNCAN MacKELLAR INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Paul D. MacElhiney 335-1170 835 Broad St. East Weymouth, Mass. TOURAINE - CALIFORNIA - OLD STURBRIDGE PAINTS Glass and Screen Repair Shades JACKSON Sa. PAINT WALLPAPER GO., INC. 1436 Pleasant Street East Weymouth, Mass. 02189 ALAN JOE STRIANO Tel. 335-5256 Comfort Control, Inc. 54 Water Street E. Weymouth, Mass. 02189 Tel: 337-6040 J 303 Bridge Street N. Weymouth, Mass. 335-9680 T S AUTO AND TRUCK Complete Repairs Foreign and Domestic John Taylor Steve Shore JOHN J. PRUDENTE AGENC V INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 702 BROAD ST . E WEYMOUTH, MASS 02189 JOHN J PRUDENTE Bus 335 6948 r RCA Zenith Magnavox Panasonic Whirlpool Kelvinator Hoover George Washington Toma WEYMOUTH TV APPLIANCE, INC. Sales and Service 335-6435 791 Broad Street East Weymouth, Mass. 02189 r Phone (617) 335-6377 HAY PRINT OFFSET-LETTERPRESS 48 SEA ST. NORTH WEYMOUTH, MASS. 02191 J V 211 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF QUINCY Quincy 15 Beach St. 471-0750 Wareham Cranberry 801 295-1776 Holbrook 802 South Franklin St. 767-1776 East Weymouth Plaza Washington St. 331-1776 LINK TO AUTO • HOME • BUSINESS LIFE • HEALTH 335-2083 DEPENDABILll PETER J. PLATT President E C FOWLER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC 1310 COMMERCIAL STREET EAST WEYMOUTH. MASSACHUSETTS 02189 r v. 337-7300 WASHINGTON STREET MOTORS Wholesale — Retail RICK RYAN 646 Washington St. WEYMOUTH, MASS. 02189 r JOE ■ SPOR ' MAN r 631 WASHINGTON STREET RTE. 53 WEYMOUTH, MA 02188 331 0326 3310327 • Complete Uniforms and Equipment for All Sports • Officials ' Clothing and Equipment • Award Jackets and Sweaters for Schools, Teams and All Organizations • Trophies, Plaques and Award Gift Items, Engraving • Warm-up Suits, Gym Shorts, T-Shirts and Sweatshirts • Bowling Balls, Shirts and Shoes • Custom Lettering, Screening, Transfers and Embroidered Patches Congratulations to the Graduates of ' 82 DIERSCH ' S FLOWERS r AUTHORIZED HONDA DEALER WEYMOUTH AUTO SALES, INC. 337-7400 211 Main St. Rte. 18 WEYMOUTH, MA 02188 212 PATRONS . ... Ms. Patricia Marinos Mr. and Mrs. Ciampa Good Luck George Ghiorse Mrs. Geraldine O ' Neil Mr. John Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lofgren Mrs. Jeanne Downes Mrs. Joseph Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Hanian Mr. and Mrs. William J. DeTellis Mr. Paul Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. DiSessa Mr. Edward Knight Mrs. Gail Shields Mr. Donovan, Biology Mr. and Mrs. John Pisciottoli Mrs. Elizabeth Hodges Mr. and Mrs. David Gnong Mr. James Egan Mr. Arnold Chase Mr. Charles McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly Mike, Jeff, and Janet Morrissey Just For You Hair Salon Kenneth Knowles Mr. William Concannon BENEFACTORS Ihe Athletic Department Mrs. Anne Ward Firestone Tire Store A Friend Mr. John Greene Ann Whitlo Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Merlino Another Friend The Class of 1982 and the North Star staff wish to acknowledge and thank the following individuals for their contributions: Mr. Paul Fuller, class advisor Mr. Knight, Mr. Concannon, and Mr. Cotter Mrs. Gabriel and Mrs. Wight, yearbook advisors Mr. Richard Swiech of Hunter Publishing Company The students in room 131, who helped the yearbook staff in many useful ways Ferdinand the Bull, whoever he may be Renee, Kim, Kevin, and Julie, our class officers The entire Guidance Office And finally, the faculty of W.N.H.S. for buying our candy bars, magazine subscriptions and raffle tickets