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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1983 volume:

3 1648 00232 8242 WER 974 ,.47 WEY 1983 NORTH Weymouth High S c hoo 1 Tec hni cal H i q h WE 9 7 v. sy ??3 AUG 5 1991 -.WEYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Mm? ' EYMOUTH VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL HIGH CHOOL STUDENT LIFE Brian Doherty Maureen Blanchard Donna Walker 7 From class to class we travel, Changing subjects and teachers each time the bell rings. The faces vary, and the experiences are different; but in each exchange we learn something new. Whether it be about History or English, Chemistry or Trig., in every class we not only learn more about the particular subject being taught, we learn more about ourselves. 10 Well, there we all were having a better time than we expected, and as a class that ' s what mattered. Our Junior Prom came and went so fast, but it was just a preview to our one and only senior year. The good times, th at ' s all anyone cares to remember, and this is only one of the many memories that we have tucked away. People we couldn ' t even picture on a dance floor were out there having the best time! We all seemed to drop our in-school images and really be ourselves. The lights, the atmosphere, and the music made the night, but we made the melody — the class of ' 83 . . . 4 12 . lo now is Ac w eoe must mane tnose decisions. lAsi uy aAA a c ' oe ever (earned to AeA us on our x y G ' autioasA j , we ( Ac a stejb into c and GarcA dA toe decide u Ai cue ax , cacA (A a Soeruouc tries. toJi uA tAte Jboint at aducA our t fo ds ca Atave some peace fo our hearts cavvfeeA tAie contentment and ffnside our A apputcss u iAA not cease. uucce s , Aw oue coord use re toAd strives or at A c in aduenture A at u i A decide our dreams ( fra tputa into matters ' , maAina tnose mistaAes Lkdu to realize conat it aAA cans, united we stand, di ndc A w AcdA, auoaus dt ttavuny to reaAit eoer-jpioingi. up, str g? rtg or our Atopes (SadnyjaA Ate Acgnuu u — toe arc free A es, success is; ayauraey . S A . oroe 17 test dressed: Patty Turner lich Austin (missing) Best Athletes: Dave Johnson and Casey Balzano 25 27 Administration and Faculty Secretaries: Helen Neilson (Guidance), Brenda Tileston, Marion Wakeham (Principal), Anne Ward (Switchboard), Ruth Hackett (Athletics), Patricia Flynn (Department Heads), and Rita Hoyt. 28 29 f I Gerard Swanson Mathematics Department Head Paul Warren Music Department Head John Welsh English I, Barbara Wight Special Needs Dorothy Williams Foreign Languages William Wilson Business mmmm Ann Whitlow English CAMERA SHY Paul Clark William Dempsey John Greene Robert Kelly William Martin Ronald Matthews Dorothy Murray Henry Offner Marilee Schurman Richard Talbot 39 Librarians Mary Santo (Secretary), Jean Condito, and Rita Diment Cafeteria Staff Louise Perriello, Maryann MacDonald, Phyllis Hoyt, Mary Paton, Jean Yeager, Gert Harrington, Marie MacFee, Jean Devine, Ann London, Connie Santacroce, Audrey Connolly, Carol Peterson, Marie Hoitt, Shirley Bennett, Eve Losee, Jenny Belcher, Jo Begonis Beth Reilly, Teacher Aide Robin Fisher (Sign Language aide) and Mary Sullivan (Workshop Aide) SENIORS A ' 43 Nancy Abbott Business Drama Club 10, Honor Society 11,12; Prom Committee 12; Yearbook Editor; Senior Class Play 10,12; Swim Team 10,1 1; SAC 11,12. Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road. Deborah A. Ahem Frances S. Abouzied Fran College Assembly Committee 12; Drama Club 10,1 1, Pres. 12; French Club 10; Math Team 10; Senior Class Play 1 0, 1 1,12; The Company Theatre 10,1 1,12. The Festival Childhood John Hancock Hall Only try for a career on the stage if you are certain there is nothing else you could be happy in. Maria A. Alexopoulis Lisa Allison Spunky College, travel Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2; Senior Class Play 12. All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Southie Parade Twirp Ba-Boom No teach, no hair . . . July 4, 1 5 hugs, snowstorm in D.C.W.S.J. Dorothy R. Andrews College Prom Committee 12. Skiing and partying at Stowe Mt., Girl ' s Night, HORRIFICATION. Life is what happens while you are making other plans. Jamie L. Anderson Jame Physical therapy, dietrics, public relations Cap and Gown Committee 1 2, Concert Choir 1 1,12; Drama Club 10,11,12; Homeroom Rep. 1 1,12; Honor Society 11,12; Key Club 11,12; Prom Committee 1 1 ; Seni or Class Play 10,1 1,12; Soccer 10,1 1, Oklahoma, Cutie-Cutie Day, Drama Festival ' 82 ' 83, Champagne and Caviar, Barbara in What a Life! To attain happiness you must love and be loved. Lesley-Ann Archibald Jr. college, executive secretary Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Key Club 1 2; Prom Committee 12; Yearbook; Cheerleading Captain; Spring Track 11,12. We ' re on our way, and we can ' t turn back. Largest portion of rice-a-roni? Harley, B.K. tara — I dig pain, Junior Prom, Waterskiing . . . Just hackin ' around. 45 Laurie A. Aurelio If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Florida Bound Michael W. Baker Mike Law enforcement Band 10,11,12, Chess Club 10,1 1,12. If study were a cause of death, I would live forever. Sherri K. Banks Take a look at yourself and the people around you, and see if you are going in the direction you want to go — not what other people want. Richard J. Austin Tichay Mutatis mutatis, gloria in excelsis, vero, aliquando et insanire incundum est. Karen M. Balzano Casey, Jingles Business college Band 10; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Prom Committee 12; Soccer 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12 Softball 10,11,12. To assure a successful ending, we must first make a good beginning. Mr. Knight, thanks for Thanksgiving memories. Moe Duffy, how about a chicken sandwich? (ha, ha, Bonneville and Neil Young) James V. Barilaro Math team 11,12; Key Club 11,12; French Club 1 1 ; Honor Society 11,12. It is here that we take our first steps toward success. 46 Patricia A. Barrett Tisha College — nursing Winter track 10,1 1; Honor Society 11,12; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Rep. 1 2; Cap and Gown Committee 12. Today is the tomorrow that you dreamed about yesterday. Saint Anselms Sept., North Adams Oct. Donna L. Bartlett Don Working, raising and breeding horses. Karate (Green Belt), Norfolk County Equestrian 4H Club, Horse Judging. The future is ours, we can make it anyway we want. We should always be true to ourselves and keep our goals alive in the worst of situations. Stephanie A. Beasley Steph Dental assistant, travel Friends are like a good wine, and I ' ve had the best. Our Cape Cod weekend ' 82, The Shelf, Hummer ' s Rock, Peter Greek and his Vet, Michael ' s house parties, Michael ' 82. 47 Marie T. Bartoloni Special Education Teacher Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Key Club 1 2; Prom Committee 12; Spring Track 12. Goodbye is not the ending, for you ' ll find along life ' s way within your heart you ' ll always have a part of yesterday. It ' s hard for me to say I ' m sorry. Kathleen O. Beglane Secretarial Yearbook 12. Family, friends, love and laughter. Kevin M. Bell College Soccer 11,12; Yearbook 12; Junior Usher. Gail A. Berardi Paula B. Beshansky Nursing school Prom Committee 1 2. I love you for the sake of what you are and not what you do. Paula loves Rich forever. Maureen R. Blanchard Moe College — accounting Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 11,12; Class Treas urer 11,12. A fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for yesterday. 48 Pamela M. Bonner Pam, Pammy Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Concert Choir 1 0; Pep Club 10,11. The future is important so make the best of it. Pepper May 12, 1981. Cheryl L. Bowen Cher Nursing, business Barnside. Christine A. Braccia Chris College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2. Live today because no one ever knows what the future holds. Denise M. Brooks Brooks To lead a full life Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Concert Choir 1 0, 1 1,12; Prom Committee 12; Senior Class Play 10,1 1,12. Thanks Mom and Dad, Shawn, My Endless Love There ' s something to love in every day. Steven M. Boudreault Higher education Football 1 0; Cross Country 12; Wrestling 10,1 1. Kimberly A. Boyne Kim Nursing Homeroom Rep. 11,12; Prom Committee 1 2; Soccer 10,1 1,12; Winter Track 10. You grow up the day you have the first real laugh at yourself. Good luck class of ' 83 Kathleen Broderick Michael A. Brown Brownie College — engineering Football 10,1 1,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Ski Club 10. Look to each day as a whole new adventure. Canada ' 80 49 Steven C. Brown Steve Engineering Honor Society 1 1,12; Key Club 11,12; Math Team 1 1,12; Tennis 1 1,12. Take life as it comes. Robin J. Buccella College Cap and Gown Committee 12, Prom Committee 12. Back yard bar ' 81, drinking buddies, Moody Blues Concert, Moondance I. CO. Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town. Christine R. Buckley Chris College Key Club 1 2; Prom Committee 12; Winter Track 12. Don ' t stop believin ' . Robert J. Bullock Karen H. Burmeister College — commercial design, interior decorating Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Drama Club 1 2; French Club 12; International Language Club 1 1 , Yearbook Editor 1 2; Senior Class Play 1 1,12. Sometimes I wish I were a kid again; skinned knees are a lot easier to fix than broken dreams. Pamela J. Burrell Pam College Reflections 1 1 , Editor 1 2; Yearbook 1 2; Newspaper I 1,12; Prom Committee 1 2; Cap and Gown Committee 12. To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life. Everybody needs a little time away. Joseph M. Caristi Mechanical engineer Yearbook 12; School Evaluation Committee 12. Today ' s impediments are a precocious warning of tomorrow ' s obstacles; and the future is a test of how well you did in track! Diane L. Carmichael Di, Phineas Drama Club 10,1 1,12; Yearbook 1 2, Senior Play 10,12; School Mascot 12; Drill Team 1 1,12. The best way to know life is to love many things. M.S.S. Somewhere down the road Cape escapes, Time Warp, You Evileye J., Drama Festival ' 82; Biff Council. Maureen T. Casey Moe Obstetrician Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2; Swim Team 10,1 1,12; Softball 10,11. There are people and places I ' ll remember, though some will change, they ' ll still have their moments in my life. Success is nothing without someone to share it with. FINALLY! Douglas M. Carroll Air Force, Computers, College Virginia R. Castle 51 Michael J. Cavanaugh Spark Electronics Elizabeth J. Chaney Beth Retail — fashion merchandising Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Homeroom Rep 12; Key Club 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2; Senior Play 10,11,12; Cheerleading 12. Walk carefully among my dreams, for they are small . . . and easily crushed. Merry, Kath, Sue D., Dawn, Sue Y., Donna . . . friends forever. Laura A. Cipullo Cip Medical Technician Cap and Gown Committee 1 2. Each one must make a quiet place within his heart, where he can go to find himself and for space. Drink deeply where still waters flow. Thomas K. Clark, Jr. T.C. Engineering Football 10,1 1,12; Lacrosse 10,1 1,12; Ski Club 10,1 1,12; Austria ' 83. One man gathers what another man spills. Timothy J. Chaisson Tim College — engineering Band 10,1 1,12; Key Club 11,12; Prom Committee 1 2; Football 10,1 1,12; Baseball 10,1 1,12. Lisa M. Chiavaroli Led-Zeppelin, the song remains the same, the shed; B.S. Cheap Sunglasses You can be captain, and I will draw the chart; sailing into destiny, closer to the heart . . . RUSH James F. Clare, JR. Jim College — engineering Homeroom Rep. 1 1,12; Key Club treasurer 1 1 , president 1 2, Prom Committee 1 2; Tennis 11; Baseball 10, Hockey 10, 11, 12. Strong people make as many and as costly mistakes as weak people. The difference is that strong people admit them, laugh at them, learn from them. This is how they become strong. Mark Clegg 52 Kathleen M. Clougherty Kathy College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2; Senior Play 12; Soccer 10,1 1,12; Winter Track 10,11 Spring Track 10,1 1,12; Dance Committee 12. Don ' t stop thinking about tomorrow; don ' t stop, it ' ll soon be here. You can go your own way, go your own way. Love and friendship to Maureen and JoAnne. Sharon Cochrane Business school — secretary Barnside. Nancy J. Cogswell Cuda Marriage, travel Don ' t walk in front of me . . . I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me ... I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Renegade To love somebody. Jeffrey A. Cohen Theatre actor The Company Theatre, ' 82 Globe Drama Festival ' 82 Southeastern District Concert. Kimberly R-M. Connor Kim to be hap py and take life one day at a time Project part-time 10; Prom Committee 12. 53 Kevin R. Connors College — accounting Soccer 10,1 1,12; Basketball 11,12. Nancy E. Conroy Nance College Swim Team 10,1 1,12; Winter Track 10; Spring Track 10; Prom Committee 1 2. In the swim of things. Hi Jenny, Billy, JoAnne and Monica! Kristen Conrad Kris College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; International Language Club 10,1 1; Key Club 12; Newspaper Staff 1 0, 1 1 ; Yearbook 12, Soccer 10. Don ' t stop believing. Mark Conway Become rich Trip to Killington in Hud Dog ' s car, Pigeon, Millers, Summer of ' 80, K over T ' s house, well all right! Do what you want! Robert P. Coolen Computers Hockey 10,1 1. Wendy L. Cope Andrea Coriani Andrea M. Correnti College — registered nurse Homeroom Rep. 1 1 ; Winter Track 10,1 1,12; Spring Track 1 0, 1 1 . Ski trips — Canada and Vermont, Summer ' 82. Life goes on — long after the thrill of livin ' is gone. Jeffrey S. Couper Computer Science Kathleen Creed 55 Nancy A. Creighton Nanc Architect Make a wish a wish and a dream a dream ... no matter how unreal they seem, tomorrow is beautiful and new, and filled with dreams that do come true. Gregory J. Crowley College, business, travel Joanne M. Cunniff College Band 10,1 1; Homeroom Rep. 11,12; Key Club 11, Vice Pres. 1 2; Yearbook editor 1 2; Swim Team lOCapt. 11 12; Basketball 10,1 1,12; Spring Track 10,1 1. Do not walk in front of me, may not follow. Do not walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Gina Curcuru Purple-Haze I ' m going mobile — that ' s my solution Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 12. You are either on the bus or off the bus. Laughter is informal insanity. There are things that are known and things that are unknown — and in between are the DOORS. Gayle L. Crocker Hairdresser, see the world. Skiing 10,12. Austria A smile is just the whisper of a laugh. Maureen A. Cullivan Moe, Reenie College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Key Club 1 2; Prom Committee 12, Soccer 10,1 1,12, Winter Track 10,1 1. Wit and wisdom are born in a man. Happiness is when you are doing something and you don ' t wish you were doing something else. Mary Cunniff College, medical career Cap and Gown Committee 12; Soccer 1 1 ; Swim Team 10; Spring Track 10; Ski Club 1 1,12. I get by with a little help from my friends. Lennon and McCartney 1967. Switzerland and Austria: Awesome. Lynn M. Cusick Secretary Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 12. Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you have been up to. There ' s a little love in every day. 56 Eric Dakin Debra J. Dalesandro Debbie Secretary The longest journey begins with the first step. Susan M. Dalton Sue Executive secretary Soccer 10; Senior Play 1 1; Homeroom Rep. 12. Concerts, drive-ins, Sue who, R.A.V. taxi anyone? ' I saw my reflection in the snow covered hills ' til the landslide brought me down. Merry, Dawn, Kathy, Beth, Sue — friends forever! Michael F. Damery Football 10,12; Winter Track 10,11,12; Spring Track 10,12 Charlene Rose Dawson Chazi I ' m gonna ride with the tide and go with the flow Prom Committee 1 2; Gymnastics 1 1 ; Tennis 1 0, 1 1 ; Softball 1 1 . The best thing about Kim is she is my best friend! Girl ' s Night HORRIFICATION. Kevin M. Daly Renee Marie Davis Brian M. Dean Deano Student trainer 57 Timothy W. Dean Tim Marines Hockey 10,1 1,12. Wherever you turn, wherever you go, if you get it wrong at least you can know there ' s miles and miles to put it back together. Headin ' out to the Highway Dawn A. Derbes Luscious Executive secretary Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2; Soccer 10,11,12. Better late than never. What ' s that smell? siiiccckkk! Michael T. DeVincent Vinny Travel, cooking school ( California Dreamin Looks just like a telefunkin V 47. Lisa J. Del Rosso Del College for music and drama Concert Choir 10,1 1,12; Drama Club 11,12; Prom Committee 12; Senior Play 10,11,12; Yearbook 12. My candle burns at both ends, it will not last the night, but ah my friends and oh my foes it gives a lovely light. Kathleen M. Desmond Kathy College — computer science Cap and Gown Committee 12; Drama Club 1 2; French Club 12; International Language Club 11; Math Team 11,12; Yearbook Editor 1 2; Senior Play 11,12; Softball 10; Student Council 1 1 ; Ski Club 1 1; School Self-Evaluation Committee 12. Memories, like the corners of my mind, misty watercolors memories of the way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind. Smiles we give to one another. Michael DeVincentis 58 William P. DiBona Bill California, Electrician. Paul S. Donahoe Tiga College Football 10; Wrestling 10,11,12. Tell me where is sanity? ' Brian J. Doherty Boston University Wrestling 10,1 1,12. There ' s one secret I ' d like to be told: How to grow up without growing old. Graduation Ellyn V. Donovan College Key Club 1 1,12; Student Council 10,1 1,12; Student Advisory Council 1 2; State Student Advisory Council 12; Class Vice Pres. 1 2; Yearbook Editor 12; Soccer 10,1 1,12; Basketball 10,11; Track 10; Tennis 10; Meal of the Month Committee 1 0, 1 1 . The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed. Spanish, Florida ' 83, Invitations. 59 Paul M. Donovan Nipper College Band 1 0; Homeroom Rep. 1 1 ; Honor Society 1 1,12; Key Club 10,1 1,12; Math Team 10,1 1,12; Soccer 10; Lacrosse 10,1 1,12; Student Council Treas. 1 1 . Many of us spend half of our time wishing for things we could have if we didn ' t spend half out time wishing. Maura Doyle Jill Anne Dowd Dizzy Hairdresser Homeroom Rep. 1 2; Prom Committee 12; Publicity Committee 12. Live for today never tomorrow, the good Lord will take you away. Jill — Joe Canada, Pam, we made it! Karen L. Driscoll Ka College — management International Language Club 1 1 ; Prom Committee 1 2; Newspaper Staff 12; Gymnastics 10,1 1; Softball 10,11,12. I may experience many failures and disappointments in the future as I have in the past, but I will continue on with my life in the best way possible. Maureen A. Duffy Moe, Duff College — written communications Soccer 10,1 1,12; Basketball 10,1 1,12; Spring Track 10; Key Club 11,12; French Club 10,1 1; Student Council 10; Class Rep. 11,12; Prom Committee 1 1,12; Cap and Gown Committee 12. Sometimes when I see you looking at me, I wonder what it is about me you will remember. Bonneville, Hurricane Cruizes Hungry Jingles? Chicken Sandwich or Super Sundae? Foxboro State Tournament Paul Dunbar 60 Frederick L. Jr. Easter, Illustrator You always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need. Jagger — Richards Maureen Egan A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. Thanks for the memories. Bermuda trip, Seger, La Grange, Graduation, Horrification. Thomas J. Evans Stacie A. Edmonds College Basketball 10; Cap and Gown Committee 12. As we look to the future, and see the road that stretches before us, let ' s be glad for the friends we have beside us, and the good times we ' ve had. Lisa M. Elias Lis Hairdersser The future is in your hands so make the best of it. Christine A. Fallon Accounting, management A friend is someone who comes in when the whole world has gone out. Patricia J. Fallon Patty College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; International Language Club 10,11; Key Club 12; Gymnastics 1 0, 1 1 , Capt. 1 2. Success lies in the eye of the tiger, the thrill of the fight, and the rising up to the challenge of our rival. David F. Farrel 61 Merry T. Faulkner College — business Key Club 12; Prom Committee 12; Soccer 1 0. Best friends last a long time. Kath, Beth, Sue Y. and Donna, Remember yesterday, dream of tomorrow, but live now. Mark A. Ferrara Tart Changing the world with my music Band 10,1 1; Concert Choir drummer 1 1 ; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Homeroom Rep. 1 2; Prom Committee; Yearbook 12. Life is like an onion. You peel it off layer by layer, and sometimes you weep. Leo A. Finn Ginso Libby field with Andy and Bill. Party today because tomorrow may never come. James M. Finneran Jim Engineer Chess Club 10,1 1; Winter Track 10,1 1; Wrestling 12; Lacrosse 11,12. 62 Nanette M. Fitzgerald Nanetteski, Blondie College — copywriter Prom Committee 1 2; Reflections Staff 1 I . If my mind can conceive it, and my soul can believe it, then I know I can achieve it! I ' ll always love you Tommy. All I need are my friends. Claire Fitzpatrick Fitzy College Band 10; Cap and Gown Committee 12; French Club 1 2; Homeroom Rep. 1 1 ; Key Club 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2, Publicity Committee 12; Yearbook Editor 12; Senior Play 11, Swim Team 10,1 1, Capt. 12. Family, friends, love and laughter, champagne and caviar; Summer ' s with the Wareham gang; luck and love to all my friends. Sheila M. Flaherty College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Drama Club 10; International Language Club 10; Key Club 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2; Publicity Committee 1 2; Newspaper Staff 1 0; Yearbook 12; Senior Play 12; Soccer 10,1 1; Spring Track 10,12. Because we long to dance — BIRDS fly, Because we long to soar with them — winds blow, Because we want to be free as the wind — we ' re tied to the ground. Charlene M. Flynn College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; International Language Club 1 1 ; Key Club 1 2; Prom Committee 12; Yearbook Staff 12. Learn how to give . . . learn how to take . . . learn how to live before it ' s too late. Lizabeth, S.H.H.S., B.K. Michael R. Fowler Mikey College — photography Intermural Basketball 12; Winter Track 1 2. If you can ' t live in your own space, then what is the sense of living? Kenneth M. Gagnon College Walk tall or don ' t walk at all Miller ' s, Res, K over T ' s Simmers ' 80, ' 81. Have fun. Here today, gone tomorrow. Kevin P. Ganley April E. Gardiner Jill M. Fraser O.R. technician Life is made up of finding yourself and what you want to do, but no matter what a person does you ' ll still be you. Joseph R. Ganley Joe College Honor Society 1 1,12; Key Club 12, Prom Committee 12; Yearbook 12; Football 10,1 1, Capt. 1 2; Winter Track 1 1 , Capt. 12; Gymnastics 10. Nothing left to do but smile, smile, smile. Frances X. Gantley Franny College Knowledge of things is only a measure of mind; sensitivity to others is the essence of human kind. Barbara J. Gardner Nursing school, work. Those who work for their goals receive what they work for. We ' re seniors now and really worked hard to get here. Karen M. Garofalo Tutty Airline reservationist Cap and Gown Committee K Prom Committee 1 2. We are waiting for the wizards to set us munchkins free. Siiiccckkk! ET . . . Patricia E. Garrity Patty College Cap and Gown Committee 12; Prom Committee 1 2; Key Club 12; Tennis 11,12; Softball 10. If I fail, if I succeed, at least I lived as I believe. r Laura A. Gedutis College — medical field Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Homeroom Rep. 1 1,12; Honor Society 1 1,12; Prom Committee 1 2; Swim Team 10; Cheerleading 1 1; Spanish Club 10. To live your life in your own way ... to reach for goals you have set for yourself . . . to be the you that you want to be ... that is success. Christine E. George Tina College — nursing Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Homeroom Rep. 12; International Lnaguage Club 10; Key Club 12; Prom Committee 1 2; Senior Play 1 1 , Cheerleading 1 2, Pep Club 1 0; Spring Track 10. Memories are the diaries that we all carry with us. Gregory B. Gerrish 65 Laurie A. Gill Boom- Boom Early Education and Day Care You only live once, but if you live it up right once is enough. Summer of ' 79. Good luck class of ' 83. Mary E. Gleason Mair We ' re always proving who we are, always reaching for the rising star. Love ya Dit! Montreal. Whitewater. Glee Just Once DCI Gary Gosselin Goose College Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12. Poor man wants to be rich, rich man wants to be king, king not satisfied ' til he owns everything. Dennis D. Gramz a if David W. Grantham Airforce pilot, music career Prom Committee 12. The story of life is quicker than the wink of an eye. The story of love is hello and goodbye, until we meet again. ' Galen W. Grote College Concert Choir 1 2; Math Team 1 0; Prom Committee 1 2; Senior Play 11,12. Our future is a book of rapidly turning pages. Kurt W. Habelt Eleonora C. Grasso Nora College — medical assistant Soccer 10; Softball 10,1 1. Always do your best and never give up hope. Good luck class of ' 83. Erik W. Gustafson College — aviation field Tennis 10,11,12. Robin H. Hadden Cap and Gown Committee 12; Key Club 12; Prom Committee 12. Life ' s truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along the way. Good luck class of ' 83. Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, trips to the Cape and Richard! Jeffrey A. Hall Doctor Rescue paramedics No greater love hath man than this; that he laid down his life for a friend. Katherine A. Hamilton Kit Nursing Band 10,11; Key Club 12; Soccer 11,12; Basketball 10,11. A friend is one who comes in when the world walks out. ' Brenda D. Harris Susan A. Hall Mouse Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2; Winter Track 1 0; Flag Team 1 0; Pep Squad 1 1 . Me and Vinny. You can always look back, but you never go back. Live for today, don ' t think about tomorrow ' til it comes. Graduation, no problem. I love Garfield. Paul F. Hanifan College — accounting Baseball 10,1 1,12; Basketball 11; Winter Track 12; Key Club 12. There comes a time when the blind man takes your hand and says don ' t you see. JoAnne Harris Jo College — nursing or health care administration Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 12; Swim Team 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Winter Track 11; Softball 10,11. If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Never forget — riding to school, Prom, Fla. trip, Randy. Good luck everyone! Christopher E. Hawkesworth Chris College for computers Drama Club 11,12; Homeroom Rep. 1 1 ; Math Team 10,1 1,1 2; Senior Play 12; Soccer 11,12. Drama Festival ' 82, Soccer Tournament ' 82, Festival ' 83, Steve and Edie Time, like a snowflake, melts in your hand before you know what to do with it. Karen E. Heine Early Education, Day Care. Swim Team 1 1 ; Softball 10,11,12. The only way to have a friend is to be one. Good luck class of ' 83. Pamela D. Hirtle Bubble headed bleach blonde Journalist Keep all the memories, and a part of me will always be with you. Looks like we made it, my forever friends, and I ' m never gonna say goodbye. Kristine E. Hogue Kris Social worker or restaurant manager. It takes a while to find forever. Sophomore rally, Graduation Day, The ending and a new beginning. Paul G. Hughes Jr. Wendy A. Hutchinson WAH To make all my dreams come true J. P. A. — you take my heart away. I ' ll always be here to catch you when you fall. Seen with Cheryl at Cummings and the Gap. I wish her the very best. Christine A. Hogan Chris College Ski Club 10, It. Graduation Day Planning is half the fun of doing. Tina M. Hoisington Daniel J. Hurley Sar Gu-ga College Homeroom Rep. 1 1 . We are going mobile. 2; Emily A. Jackson Amy College Cap and Gown Committee Homeroom Rep. 10,11,12; Prom Committee 1 2; Yearbook 1 2; Soccer 10,1 1,12; Basketball 10,1 1,12; Track 10,1 1,12; Student Council 10, Sec. 11. Learn from yesterday, live for today, dream for tomorrow. STATE Basketball tourney. You go on forever, you ' re that good. Good Luck everyone. 69 Matthew Janeway Matt College Band 10,1 1,12; Cap and Gown Committee 1 2. Suzanne L. Jobin College, travel, own business Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 12. For long you live and high you fly, and smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry, and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Michele K. Johnson The Dentist Medical assistant Soccer 1 1 ; Prom Committee 1 2; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Band 10,1 1. It ' s easy to have dreams, but you must want to make those dreams come true. . . . phone home, sssiiiccckkk! Lesa M. Jellison Les Retail merchandising Cap and Gown Committee 12; Prom Committee 1 2. Friends are like good wine, and we ' ve had the best. You lose your love when you say the word mine. The Cape, Graduation. David P. Johnson College — accounting Soccer 10,1 1,12; Basketball 10,1 1,12; Baseball 10. Soccer tournament The bus came by and I got on that ' s where it all began. . . . Grateful Dead Robert P. Johnson Duck College — engineering Ski Club 10,1 1. To live your life in your own way ... to reach the goals you have set for yourself . . . to be the yo u that you want to be ... that is success. 70 William J. Johnson Billy, Pele ' F.B.I., C.I. A. agent, Secret Service, spy. Soccer 1 0, 1 1,12; Homeroom Rep. 12 Hi. Maureen F. Joyce Moe College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2; Soccer 10. The best and the most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart. Charles H. Joy Chuck Conservation It ' s better to burn out than to fade away. Robert F. Keating Beasley College Honor Society 1 1,12, Soccer 10,1 1. Hi! Mrs. Doucette ' s 1st period. If the thunder don ' t get you then the lightning 71 Pamela Keeley Pam College — law Laughter is the best medicine for a long and happy life. Kevin P. Keenan Gun! College Homeroom Rep. 1 0, 11; Prom Committee 1 2; Soccer 1 1,12; Tennis 11; Baseball 10; Hockey 10,11 Capt. 12. Soccer tourney, Hockey — senior year. You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. Mary-Ellen Keenan Carol K. Kelley Kat Flight attendant Bob-Kat Dreams are free and no one can take them from me. California Dreamin ' 72 I Catherine J. Kenealy Cathy Travel world sail around the Debra F. Kenney College Prom Committee 1 2; Keep your feet on the ground but don ' t stop reaching for the stars. Girl ' s night — HORRIFICATION! Daniel J. Kerr Edward A. Kerr Edward E. Kilburn Magic Dick Heavy metal guitarist Thank heaven for little girls! Kevin R. Kiley Ki Business field — accounting Band 1 0, 1 1 , V. Pres. 1 2, Prom Committee 12; Stage Band 12. F-O-R-T, Eagles, Yippee! Wooooomp! Just ramble on. Diane J. Kirkpatrick Party, Amherst, travel Girls Night — HORRIFICATION! Reach out and touch somebody ' s hand. Make your world a better place, if you can. D.R. Pamela J. Koch Pam Travel — see the world Prom Committee 1 2. Everybody should be somebody. 73 Kathleen E. Kreitman Kati College — biology Cap and Gown Committee 11,12; Homeroom Rep. 11,12; Key Club 1 2; Prom Committee 11,12; Senior Play 10,1 1,12; Soccer 10, Cheerleading 12. Merry, Dawn, Beth, Donna, Sue D., Sue Y. friends forever. Paula M. Lichfield College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2. Ya know what I mean? If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it is yours, if it doesn ' t it never was. Scott J. Lambiase Prom Committee 12; Publicity Committee 12. All that ' s gold does not glitter, all those who wander are not lost. Donna M. Leonard College Prom Committee 12; Gymnastics 10,1 1 . May 8th, Graduation Day. smile is the whisper of a laugh. Lisa A. Link Travel, partying. Taking my time, just moving along. You ' ll never forget me after I ' m gone. 74 i «3W 1 3 Kevin P. Lockary Kev, Tic-Toe Tic-Toe College — computer science Key Club 1 2; Prom Committee 12. I want to be somebody. William J. Loud Bill 14 Business management, administration Soccer tournament When the sea conspires in armor; and her sullen and aborted currents breathe tiny monsters , . . . The Doors For every sunset there is a sunrise. Kathleen M. Lovendale Kathy To do the best I can. Fire the band always. REDSAM, Good luck to all my friends, Going to Fla. with B.C. Christopher A. Lueck Chris College, Soccer Soccer 10,11,12. Experience is the hardest teacher because it gives the test first, the lesson afterward Soccer Tourney ' 82. Michael T. Lucas Jr. Mike Architect Soccer 10. This is just the beginning of a long journey. Dawn M. Lunde Assembly Committee 12; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Homeroom Rep. 12; International Language Club 10; Key Club 12; Prom Committee 1 2; Publicity Committee 1 2; Senior Play 11,12; Winter Track 10,11,12, Spring Track 10,1 1,12; Cheerleading 12. Drive In: Confusion. Merry, Kathy, Donna, Beth, Sue D., Sue Y., friends forever. 75 Julie A. Lydeck Business school — Bay State Yearbook Sec. 1 2. For the life of us, we ' ll never know how slow it comes how fast it goes. John P. Lyne College — computer science, own a restaurant Chess Club 1 0, 1 1 ; Prom Committee 12; Audio Visual aide 10, 1 1; Project Close-up 11. Today ' s dreams are tomorrow ' s future. Tomorrow can be as beautiful as you want it to be. Lynn M. MacEachern Crash College, travel Prom Committee 12; Cap and Gown Committee 12. If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you dream it, you can become it. Broad and Essex. My own telephone pole. Jeanne M. Mackin Michael E. Lynch Lynchy College Hockey 10,1 1,12; Soccer 11,12; Baseball 10; Tennis 11,12; Key Club 11,12. Kathleen E. Lyons Kathy Honor Society 11,12; Softball 10,11,12. A friend is a present you give yourself. Lisa M. Mackertich E.T. Drama Club; Math Team 11,12; Reflections 10; Newspaper 10; Yearbook 10, Editor 11,12. If you can ' t convince them, confuse them. Susan M. Mackintire 76 Colleen A. MacNeil College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; International Language Club 11; Key Club 12; Prom Committee 1 2; Newspaper 1 1 ; Yearbook 12; Soccer 10; Winter Track 1 2; We shall never pass this way again, this is the end, my friend . . . the end. Good luck class of ' 83. Thomas P. Magee Gompy College — accounting Baseball 10,1 1,12. Living on a lighted stage approaches the unreal for those who think and feel in touch with some reality outside the gilded cage. James P. Maguire Spud E.M.T. Prom Committee 12. Join together with the band. Christina M. Maine Daniel C. Moloney Dan Diesel Mechanic Chess Club 10; Outdoor Sport Club 11,12. 77 Richard J. Marcel Rich College — hockey Band 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2 Hockey 10,1 1,12; Cap and Gown Committee 12. My Junior and Senior Prom. Hockey tourney ' 82. Time seemed to go by slowly, but the end seemed to come too fast, now what do I do? Stephen J. Masison Mass Engineering Band 10; Football 10,1 1,12; Lacrosse 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. Mickey Mouse is a fat rat. ' Zone ' Lacrosse. Danielle M. Marks Thumper International marketing, computer science Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Homeroom Rep. 1 1 ; Honor Society 11,12; International Language Club 1 1 ; Key Club 1 1,12; Prom Committee 1 2; Yearbook 12; Pep Club 10,12; School store manager 12. I see — oyffhh!!! E.C., C.S., D.S., CM., GOGOS — FSCBTBO — KSS — Marshfield, G.H. with M.S., midnight swims, TGIP — Thanks Bill. I sometimes wonder how tonight ' s dream will hold up tomorrow ' s reality. Mary C. Mathewson Mare College — communications, T.V. broadcasting Band 10,1 1; Concert Choir 12; Ho meroom Rep. 10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Soccer 10,1 1,12; Winter Track 10,1 1,12; Spring Track 10,11,12. You lying dog. Give everything your best shot, then you ' ll succeed. Gerald C. McCabe Eric J. McCarthy Lizard King College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Key Club 1 2; Prom Committee 12; Publicity Committee 12; Basketball 10,1 1,12; Baseball 12, Pres. Sr. Class, Student Gov ' t. Rep. 10,1 1,12. Just remember those years, eus Great Eska, Hoop rules! As Jim would say Pretty neat, pretty neat, pretty good, pretty good. Mike ' s kegs, Prom, Rush concert, stay cool, salty Curtis J. McDonald Christopher McCarthy Sherry L. McCulloch Troy. Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Andrew T. McFadden Andy Business Leo, Bill, Waffle — The Morning Cruise , Out to lunch , Puffer , It ' s like a jungle sometimes it makes me wonder how I keep from going under! Coot , Doug Accounting Class! Vette! . 79 Leo R. McGrath, Jr. Christopher McKenna Paula A. McManus College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; International Language Club 11; Key Club 12; Prom Committee 1 2; Swim Team 10; Softball 12. Only as far as we seek can we go. Only as much as we dream can we become. Kathleen A. McNeil Kellie College How good and how sweet it is to be with nice people. Stephen D. McKay Steve To seek out new life and new civilization Band 10,1 1,12; French Club 10. To boldly go where no man has gone before. Patrice K. McLaughlin Trese Bro adcasting (College) Never stop searching for rainbows and chasing your dreams. sea wall beach parties Bryan C. McNamee UA Northeastern University — accounting Richard A. Meade Big Dick Electrician and or photographer Prom Committee 1 2. I ' ll acknowledge anything; as soon as, and if, I see fit. 80 Kathleen M. Melanson Kathie College, traveling. All you touch and all you see, Is all your life will ever be. Leo E. Melanson Bruce A. Melgard Engineer or an Accountant Football 10,1 1,12; Wrestling 11,12; Lacrosse 12. Lineman Rule! Remember the sled! Good-bye and good luck to everyone. Joseph A. Merlino Joe Business School, Accountant Yearbook Staff 1 2; Soccer 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12. Austria ' 83, Soccer Tournament, Let the Good Times Roll ... Michelle A. Mirabile Foreign Languages, Liberal Arts People will like you if you just be yourself. Thomas J. Melville Tom College Prom Committee 1 2; Football 10,1 1,12. There is nothing more valuable than a friend. Lisa M. Meurch The Sophomore , Lurch , Meurch See Europe; the theatre; fashion and costume design Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Drama Club 10,1 1,12; Senior Class Play 1 1,12; Swim Team 10. Remembering: cast parties; the Festival; driving the Chinese waiter crazy; Time warp; friends; all the shows; backstage during studies. Mom and Dad, thanks for being there. I made it. James C. Molignano Jim College Homeroom Representative 1 0; Prom Committee 1 2; Soccer 10,1 1,12; Lacrosse 10,1 1,12. They accordingly went overseas to the Varabgian Russes. 81 Colleen M. Moloney Tigger To be rich, happy, and live in an exotic land. Prom Committee 1 2 Be something you love and understand. Baby, be a simple kind of man — Lynyrd Skynyrd. Best wishes to John and Wendy. Girl ' s Night — Horrification Toni M. Morganellla Smorgie Policewoman Love is an emotional feeling of caring, sharing, giving, and receiving with a very special person. Infatuation is a strong feeling of friendship. Toni Loves Tom. Paul F. Moriarty Moo College Key Club 11; Soccer 10,1 1,12. Never give up until you win! Michelle B. Morgan College, art school International Language Club 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2, Yearbook Staff photographer 12; Spring Track 1 1 . Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest. Janice L. Moriarty Janny Appleseed College; Business Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Homeroom Representative 12; Key Club 12; Prom Committee 12; Publicity Committee 12, Yearbook Staff 12; Evaluation Committee 12. Memories are treasurers that no one can steal. Karen M. Murphy College Gymnastics 10,1 1,12; Track 1 1,12; Cheerleading 12; Key Club 12; Prom Committee 12; Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; French Club 10 Growing together, learning together, dreaming together, laughing together, sharing together, loving together, Friends we ' ll remember for ever and ever. 82 Peter J. Murphy Murph Well, I ain ' t often right but I ' ve never been wrong; seldom turns out the way it does in the song. Once in awhile you get shown the light in the strangest of places, if you look at it right. Jerry Garcia Sandra C. Murray Let ' s just say I was testing the bounds of reality. I was curious to see what would happen that ' s all it was: just curiosity. (Jim Morrison) Pamela A. Murray Pam Accountant Cap and Gown Committee 12; French Club 10; Prom Committee 12; Yearbook Staff 12. Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide it with others. S.U.M.B. for my Pal. John F. Nault 83 Daniel E. Needham Hollywood S.G.F., U. Mass weekend, Torah, Torah, Torah out with the Boys, Football, Hockey John R. Noble Professor College Football 11,12; Chess Club 12. Michael P. Norton College Yearbook 12; Soccer 10,1 1; Baseball 10. Tradition, Beetle, Archies, Maine. I ' d rather have a pumpkin all to myself than be crowded on a velvet cushion. Question authority. Kathleen L. Norve Kathy Fashion Merchandising Band 10,1 1; Home Representative 11,12; Honor Society 11,12 Secretary; Prom Committee 1 1 ; Yearbook Staff, Tennis 10; Spanish Club 10. Love when you can Cry when you have to Be who you must It ' s all part of the plan. Summer of ' 82, Spanish with Mr. Player, Florida, The Goojies and New Year ' s Eve. Robert M. Notrem Jr. Notes To continue my education and live in New Hampshire. Chess Club Pres. 10,1 1,12; Newspaper Staff 1 2, Editor 10,1 1; Basketball 12; Trip to Switzerland 1 1 ; Trip to Austria 12. I was here but now I ' m gone I left my name to carry on And those who knew me, knew me well And those who didn ' t, can go to hell. 84 Coreen M. Nowicki Cori Business Management Assembly Committee 1 0; Drama 1 0, 1 I ; Homeroom Representative 1 0; International Language Club 10; Prom Committee 12; Reflections Staff 10,1 1; Newspaper Staff 10; Yearbook Art Editor 12; Senior Class Play 10,1 1; Drill Team (Flags) 10, 1 1; Spanish Club 10. To ignore the little things in life is to miss the biggest part of life itself. — And the most important things, in life, to me are the friends I ' ve ' earned ' . They know who they are — I love you all. Wendy M. O ' Connor To be happy and well loved Concert Choir 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Prom Committee 12, Senior Class Play 10,1 1,12; Pep Club Capt. 11; Drill team 10. I ' m as free as a bird now, and this bird you ' ll never change. Timothy O ' Loughlin Dianne M. O ' Neil Dizzy College Prom Committee 1 2; Gymnastics 10. With every rising of the sun, think of your life as just begun. Quincy Recital eighty two, Summer of ' 81 . Matthew O ' Connor Okie Music and aviation A smile improves your face value. Erik J. Ohman College Wrestling 1 1,12. Kathleen C. O ' Malley Kay College, Airlines Prom Committee 1 2; Yearbook Staff 1 2. I ' m a young Turk in a Fantasy World. Bicknell, Canada, Florida, New York ' s Limousine Rides, Dancing, Punka, Rollers, Point, My Soccer Ball From Rod Stewart Daniel L. O ' Reilly College Cross Country 1 0, 1 1,12 — Capt.; Basketball 10,11,12 — Capt. Live life to the fullest. 85 Robert R. Orenstein James W. Parker Pook Accounting, College Baseball 10,1 1,12. Baseball, Intramural hoop, Pap ' s party, Doucette ' s and Wilson ' s Class, whomp, caring As the light fades from the scene, its the famous final Kenneth J. Padula Corny College Cap and Gown Committee 10; Football 10, 11, 12 — Capt.; Baseball 10,1 1. Pap ' s House, Beasley ' s Whoopie Cushion, Doucette ' s first and seventh period. Hi! There are no strangers in this world only friends you have not met. Daniel T. Papile Pap College Prom Committee 1 2; Basketball 10,1 1,12; Baseball 10,11,12. 16 Caring ! Whomp! Yippee! Yahoo! Hagler fight and unexpected party; Intramural hoop; N.F.S. Judge a person by their personaltiy first, then by their looks. Doucette ' s Class. Lisa A. Pearson Career woman Band 10,11,12; Homeroom Representative 12. Buddies forever: Bug Woman, Fifi and Dizz Holbrook: forever Earl I ' m totally cereal! Good Deal It ' s like a jungle sometimes, it makes me wonder how I keep from going under ... Linda M. Pelland College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 12. Friendship is a bouquet of beautiful moments. the Strand ; York Beach ; containers ; O.K. . . . Maureen R. Percola Bartender Mike always; My way or NO way at all! Karen M. Perdigao College Today — I have no yesterdays, time took them away; Tomorrow may not be — but I have today. Cape, N.H. with A . Linda Petterson College — Physical therapy Band 10,1 1; Spanish Club 10; Homeroom Representative 11,12; Honor Society 1 1, 12 — Treas.; Prom Committee 11,12; Yearbook Staff 12; Cross Country 10, 1 1 and 12 — Capt; Winter track 10, 11; Spring Track 10,1 1,12. The race is not always to the swift, but to those who keep on running. Florida 1983; Invitations; Spanish with Mr. Player; getting the goojies. Pamela A. Petitti Pam College Fort Lauderdale — CHIP. Now that you ' ve come back to my world today, I need you to stay. Kathleen M. Plaisted Kathy College Me and Scot; Florida bound; Live and Let live, Live and be Free. I 87 John D. Powell Football 10,1 1,12 — Capt. God save the dawgs — football team Kenneth S. Presley Pres Biological Research Basketball 10,1 1,12; Golf 10. If you can ' t laugh at life, it is not worth living. Vincent P. Reggiannini Broadcaster Ya buff a! Donna M. Robison College — chemical engineering Homeroom Representative 10,1 1,12; Honor Society 11,12 — V.P.; Key Club 12; Prom Committee I 1,12; Math Team 10,1 1,12; Senior Class Play 10,1 1,12; Soccer 1 1; Swim Team 10; Cheerleading 1 2; Student Council 10,1 1,12 — V.P. Nothing good was ever achieved without enthusiasm Kathy, Beth, Dawn, Sue Y. ( Merry, Sue D. — Friends forever. Robert D. Preskins Jr. Robb Ski Club 10,11,12; Student Council 12. Austria ' 83, Party — Let ' s have a good time — Homeroom 9 1 , That ' s right Robb with 2B ' s. C-Ya. To live your life your own way, to reach for your own goals, to do what you want to do — THAT IS SUCCESS. Richard C. Pumphrey Pumph 4 year college, Northeastern, Master ' s degree in Law or Accounting Basketball 10,1 1. All the world ' s a play and we are just the actors. Michael J. Rober R.A. Engineer Prom Committee 10,1 1,12. 2; Football James P. Roche Jim Cross country 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2 — Capt.; Track — Winter 10,1 1,12; Track — Spring 10,11,12 — Capt. Imagine there ' s no Heaven, it ' s easy if you try, no hell below us, above us only sky. Cheryl A. Rodden To live best life possible. B.F. — Let me be your angel. Good luck to all my friends, especially Wendy, and John and their life together. Richard Romans Susan E. Rombola Sue Secretarial work Let the good times roll on and on forever. ; Fenway Party, J.H.M. ; my boxing glove ' ' Quincy, Funny conk and Martin ; Rez parties, shattered Anne Sances Annie Medical Secretary Taking mv time, just moving along, you II forget about me after I ' m gone. Watch out world, here rnmp! Christine M. Roman Social Worker Is it Friday yet? Don ' t fight! Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day. 89 John P. Sansone Joan D. Santry Jodee Learning Disabilities Teacher Concert Choir 10,1 1 ; Senior Class play 10. Edmund E. Sayward Jr. College — computer programmer Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2; Soccer 10,1 1,12; Hockey 10,1 1,12. Lets just say I was testing the bounds of reality. I was curious to see what would happen, that ' s all it was, just curiosity. Jim Morrison, Los Angeles 1969. Nicoletta I. Sceppa Nicki Fashion oriented career Honor Society 11,12; International Language Club 1 1 ; Math Team 1 1 ; Yearbook staff 12. There is no distance too far between friends . . . for friendship gives wings to the heart. 70 Margaret A. Schuler Peggy Prom Committee 12. You either have faith, or you fall. Fleetwood Mac Concert; Graduation Day Diana J. Sewell Dee Dee College Winter Track — 10,1 1; Spring Track 10. If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, its yours to keep. If it doesn ' t, it never was. Richard A. Sjoberg Dickie FBI and the Presidency Chess Club 10; Close-Up 11; Prom Committee 12. We were awesome that night! MediMart Security — Freeze! Jeffrey J. Scolamiero Turtle College — Culinary Arts, Hotel and Restaurant Management Catherine A. Sheedy Cathy Secretary of Energy for the U.S. Cap and Gown Committee 12; Drama Club 10,1 1,12; International Language Club 11; Key Club 1 1,12; Prom Committee 1 2; Yearbook editor 12; Senior Class Play 1 0, 1 2; Swim Team 1 0, 1 1 ; School Committee Representative 1 2; Pep Club 10. Do not lose courage in considering your own imperfections, but instantly set about remedying them. Jeffrey C. Smith Jeff Drama Club 1 1,12; Cross Country 10,1 1,12 If you want something very, very badly, let it go free. If it comes back to you, its yours forever. If it doesn ' t it was never yours to begin with. 91 Eva E. Solar College; the Navy Kiss me, you fool! Marie A. Spada Mumba Ruby Dietitian It ' s either real or it ' s a dream, there is nothing in between. Maria A. Stearns Business School; to stay happy If you wake up and don ' t want to smile; if it takes a little while; open your eyes look at the day, you ' ll see things in a different way. Kelly A. Stevenson Hairdresser Up the street, we ' re finally out of here. Kim M. Solimini Hairdresser Meet someone half way, to communicate is the beginning of understanding; Happiness is not given but exchanged ... To have a true friend, you must be a true friend! Maureen E. Spada Mor L.P.N. — Brockton School of Nursing You only live once, so if you live it right, once is enough. John Cougar — Oh yeh life goes on! Katherine M. Steeves Kathy Study Animal Sciences French Club 10 — Sec. Yearbook Staff 12. If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer; let him step to the music that he hears. Elaine M. Stokes College, marry a rich lawyer Cap and Gown Committee 12; French Club 10; Homeroom Representative 1 0, 1 1,12; Prom Committee 1 2; Yearbook Staff 1 2; Soccer 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11; Spring Track 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2 — Capt.; Student Council 12; Ski Club (Austria bound) 12. We call them the good old days we weren ' t good, we weren ' t old and its the nights we ' re talking about . G.T. ' s, You ' ll get over it. David A. Sudbey Sud College, Communications Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2; Football 10,1 1,12; Gymnastics 10. Graduation Day; Let the good times roll Paul J. Sugrue Hockey 12. Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We ' ll take the best, forget the rest and someday we ' ll find these are the best of times. Katherine M. Sullivan Kerri Nursing School French Club 1 0; Tennis 1 1 , Future Nurses Club 10. Glenn A. Sumerlin Computer Programer You can not go beyond, no matter how you try. Thomas L. Taccini Mr. T Electronics Lacrosse 10,1 1,12. Maureen F. Sullivan College Soccer 1 0, 1 1 ; Yearbook — photographic editor What ' s that smell? ssssick! S.A.S, D.D., Crash Nantucket: H.H., Luau, Madaquasham Jam, Wopatula, Ras Don ' t dream it all, just live a day. Susan M. Sybertz College Kim E. Tanguy Kimba Fashion Designer — photographer Switzerland Ski trip; Newport R.I. Girls Night — HORRIFICATION Stay secure — but remain free. 93 Tracy C. Tanner Bridgewater State College Homeroom Representative 10,1 1; Key Club 12; Prom Committee 1 2; Yearbook Staff 11,12; School Mascot — fill in — 12; Spring track 10; F.H.A. 10,11,12; Homecoming Committee 12. ' 81 Prom, Junior Prom, Senior Year. Maura-n-Cheryl. Marshfield. Dave R. Don ' t stop loving me, better days to come. Jennifer M. Tarbox Business School To accomplish great things we must not only plan but also act; not only dream but also believe ... Stephen K. Thompson Steve Gymnastics 10, 1 1 Life is what you make it. Tricia A. Tanner Moon Sister College Cheering 11,12 — Capt.; Spring Track 11,12; Key Club 12; Homecoming Committee 12; International Language Club 1 1 — Pres.; Prom Committee 1 2 Marshfield, Proms, Friends, Cheering, S.C.M., Remember that , 1 -4-3; Without you, my friend, my heart knows tears. With you, my friend, my heart knows joy. Thomas E. Taylor Tom Career in Aviation (Pilot) You should set your goals high in life, because if you reach for the moon you may land on a star. Susan R. Thompson Sue Hairdresser Prom Committee 1 2. Richie and the Beast; Together forever ;; the nights stilt young ; some people make the world special just by being in it. 94 Julie E. Tobin Julie Nursing field Soccer 1 0; Winter Track 10,1 1,12; Basketball 10; Spring Track 1 1,12. You only live once but if you live it right once is enough. If you can imagine it, you can achieve it, if you can dream it, you can become it. Ronald W. Tucker Business Management Cap and Gown Committee 1 Gimme a break ; Think about it ; Wrong Cheryl A. Tribou Boo-Boo College and Travel Prom Committee 12. Memories are one of life ' s treasures that no one can take away. So, don ' t stop believin ' and hold on to that special feeling. Patricia E. Turner Patty Fashion Merchandising Cap and Gown Committee 12; Homeroom Representative 1 2; Key Club 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2; Yearbook Staff 1 2; Soccer 10 — Capt., 1 1,12 — Capt.; Basketball 10,1 1,12; Softball 10. The only thing you have to accomplish in your lifetime is to be true to yourself. Mr. Knight — thanks for the memories on Thanksgiving with Casey and Debbie. 95 Jeanette L. Valcourt Donna P. Walker the Walk College, business Cap and Gown Committee Homeroom Representative 10,1 1,12; Prom Committee 12, Basketball 10,1 1. I will always treasure the memories of the times we have shared. St. A ' s. Taunton Football game — MacDonald ' s parking lot. Social butterflies. James J. Walsh Waffle Laura M. Walsh College Band 10,1 1; French Club 10; Honor Society 1 1,12; International Language Club 1 1,12; Key Club 12; Prom Committee 12; Yearbook Staff — editor 12, Softball 10,12; Homecoming Committee 12. If you cannot do great things, so small things in a great way. James R. Weaver College, work, life When I leave I don ' t know what I ' m hoping to find, and when I leave I don ' t know what I ' m leaving behind RUSH Kenneth R. Walsh Michael Walsh Michelle A. Weaver Shelly Thank God we ' re out of here. 5. Kathleen E. West Kath College Cap and Gown Committee 1 2 Homeroom Representarive 10,1 1,12; Prom Committee 1 2; Senior Class Play 1 1 ; Soccer 10,1 1,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12. Make new friends and keep the old, Some are silver and some are gold ; Mae ; Forever Saturday nights with LB. ... Robert R. Williams Musical or acting career Drama Club 10,1 1,12; Newspaper Staff 1 2 Death or Glory: Just another story. Elizabeth Woods Beth Special Education teacher Honor Society 1 1,12; Senior Class Play 10; Pep Squad 10. Dreams are wings for the soul; Let your dreams soar. William W. Wyman Jr. Bill U.S. Armed Services Band 10,11,12; You can do it; if you try, the goal is within your reach; but you have to aim high. Marianne M. Williams Mia College, Secretary Chris , love wasn ' t put in our hearts to stay — love isn ' t love ' til we give it away. Qunicy; Recital of ' 82; Summer of ' 81, Fenway Party, graduation day. Walter F. Williams Morty Play for the Milwaukee Brewers Lenny, free Lenny; Where is Quasi-Moto? He gave me water. Karen L. Wright College, C.P.A. Cap and Gown Committee 1 2; International Language Club 10,11 — SeoTres.; Key Club 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2; Newspaper Staff 1 1 ; Yearbook Staff 1 1,12; Senior Class Play 12; Pep Club 10. Just smile and pretend you ' re interested. Susan S. Yalowchuk Yal College, Art Band 1 2; Prom Committee 1 2; Reflections Staff 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Soccer 1 0, Swim Team 1 0; Winter Track 11,12 — Capt.; Srping Track 1 1,12. Merry, Beth, Kathy, Dawn, Sue D., Donna . . . friends forever. Beach, rez. If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me? 97 George A. Zmudzien, JR. Smudge Football 10,1 1; Winter Track 12; Baseball 10,1 1,12; Student Council 12 — President. Douglas Bosse ' Doug Business proprietor Life is just an illusion. Marie Cassidy Lucky Dog Sickkkk - John Foley Wrestling 10,1 1,12; Boxing 10,1 1,12 Live, love, laugh, let it be. ' Birches Forever! Heidi J. Zygmunt Travel Dave. Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today. Paul S. Burns Janet L. Cicchese Chicki Hairdresser Hey, what ' s up?, Doughnut fight! Time keeps on ticking into the future. Let the good times roll. J. Geils — Margaret Peter W. Heinrichs 98 Michelle M. Johnson Marci A. McNicol Cosmetologist One of the real joys of our lives is having friends and keeping in touch with them. ' If your desires are endless, your cares will be too. John J. Kelleher Kella Hotel Management I think it ' s better to make your own path than to follow the worn out path of others. Stowefest Hope M. Mullaney Hopey and Hopeless Special Education Cap and Gown Committee 1 0; French Club 10,1 1; Key Club 12; Prom Committee 12; Drill Team 1 1 . Don ' t hurry, don ' t worry, and don ' t forget to smell the flowers. Summer, Lyfe, Junior Prom, Go-Maddog , Hawaii. Florida, partying , the Go-Go ' s Concert. David Nickerson Regina M. Vardaro Psychology Cap and Gown Committee 1 1 Hold on to sixteen as long as you can, changes come around real soon. Make us women and men. John Caron Brian Cleary Celeste Costello John DeRusha Michael Doherty Robert Duguay Camera Shy Berdina Goodine Brian Jacoppo Carol Kurz Arthur Lyman James Matera Julie Nickerson Katherine Ozelis Kristin Percival Steven Reed Susan-Marie Smith Laurie Tarbox Michelle Waithe 99 100 Afaru ' times ' beofde Aaoe said t iut oar Aio i scAoo pears are ■ est air s of oar oca- — tAe time in us uc i ' we Aewe no reu resfofisiAi ities, and tAe time t t we an- fir from taAina major coarse ' of action, dt is a ferine in u AicA we cun roeo and not Anoe to worry a oat ad at tomorrow wid 6rin . f fr doesn ' t uzoe to 6e taAen too serioasAus. QBut are t ie e t ie est of times? d a n? ' u e edreaeA made oar mur i or At or ' . ' • lAoaAA 1 ate oo i forward to oarfueeues? 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Ten ca d tutent j earsfrom now we wd stid e tAe c ass of ' S ' S. ne words, Seniors, j oa are now j rae uated wid- rina ui oar earsforeoer. Okere na d more is a picture we wid notforaet. t and e oar own nuzroon andj o d tasse s anau a from oar rear oieur mirrors. TAe deu is and cdeoeu s and Ac meantfor us. fes, seu incji e ood-in e is a eoeie s aax , ran t us one wid remcun sfecud and tAe emotions wed e dif ic dt to Ao d imcA. The time Aas- come, seniors. We Aaoe to taAe tAe step one ana or anotAer. Our dreams no onger Aaoe to- 6e tucked awa . ZTne cAance is Acre, and tAe cAadene e is reed. „ Sow we can start to add oar custAs in tAe- air . . . dTadu A oroe Weymouth Vocational Technical High School 103 Richard F. Harding Director Eugene Stenstrom Assistant Director Helen A. Chester 104 Secretary to the Director Kathleen T. McCallig Secretary Maureen A. Robishaw Secretary Senior Class Officers Joseph Ciarlone President Sean Cady Vice President Christopher Brennan Secretary Treasurer J 4 f. . r 1 Wayne Kelly Class Marshal John Quinn School Committee Rep. Thomas Clancy State Advisory Comm. Rep. William Walsh Kristopher Pierce Gene Comeau Stephen Delaney Senior Class Advisors, Cap Gown Committee, Prom Committee 105 Wayne Bainter Auto Repair Brian Baker Graphic Arts John Barasadian Auto Repair John Baxter Carpentry 106 107 Sean Cady Electronics William Campbell Electronics Michael Carew Carpentry Robert Carey Sheet Metal Jerrold Cowing Electronics Robert Cummings Carpentry Wayne Danubio Carpentry James Dapkas Auto Repair 1 1 1 Darrin Gaeta Auto Repair Thomas Getchell Bldg. Remodeling Construction Michael Gilboy Sheet Metal Paul Gillis Cabinetmaking 1 12 Joseph Kearney Auto Repair David Keefe Carpentry Wayne Kelly Carpentry Richard Kielty Cabinetmaking 1 14 Edward Koe Carpentry John Leary Auto Repair Walter Lewis Auto Body Michael Lewis Graphic Arts X 115 117 Marjorie Morgan Graphic Arts Jeffrey Morrill Auto Body Roy Morse Sheet Metal Michael Murphy Graphic Arts 118 Kris Pierce Drafting William Platteel Auto Repair Henry Porkola Auto Repair James Pratt Building Maintenance 120 121 Joseph Rinn Graphic Arts Richard Robinson Electronics John Ruggiero Carpentry Steven Russo Auto Repair 122 123 Paul Steidle Sheet Metal Alan Stevens Drafting Thomas Still Cabinetmaking Robert Swan Auto Repair Richard Thurston Cabinetmaking Carl Tucci Sheet Metal Donald Voelker Auto Repair 125 Joseph Canney Special Counseling Joseph Canova Carpentry Mary Ellen Cochran Guidance Recruiter Richard Cole Building Remodeling Construction 126 127 Linda Gould Math English James Hager House Carpentry Lorraine Harrington English Connie Hayes Attendance Aide 128 129 Anthony Manzelli Social Studies Suzanne McCarthy Special Needs Edward McDermott Building Maintenance Thomas McDermott Social Studies Anne Marie McDonald Title I Tutor 130 Brian McElligott Building Maintenance James McQueen Title I Tutor 131 George Swart Building Maintenance Stephen Uchman Cabinetmaking Charles Urciuoli Structural Design Michael Viggiano Graphic Arts Related 132 IN MEMORIAM . . . Look Back And Now Follow A life of dedication and hope. A life of teaching and of giving. A quiet spirit — but determined. A shadow cast that is of the living. A power of example and faith, From the Old School train of thought. Steadfast, caring and unselfish. A real human being with values He exemplified and taught. He is gone now — and now means forever. But his presence will always be felt amongst us all. A presence that will glow with great promise. A presence that will be there to answer the call. So remember Dick for the good times and this promise. Not for the great sadness that now appears. Look back and now follow. And remember how much he gave through the years. James M. McQueen Weymouth Vocational Tech. H.S. Faculty Member RICHARD F. HARDING DIRECTOR WEYMOUTH VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 135 GOOD LUCK SENIORS ... WE HOPE YOUR INVESTMENT PAYS OFF! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joe Ciarlone, Sean Cady, Chris Brennan, John Quinn, and Wayne Kelly. 136 138 ACTIVITIES 139 Class Officers Back: Eric McCarthy, Mr. Fuller. Front: Jill Kelly, Maureen Blanchard, Ellyn Donovan. Student Counci The most active and least heard about activity is a position as a class officer. They deal with all of the major needs and interests of the school. Their concerns are as follows: fundraising, arrangements for entertainment, political concerns, dealing with the activities of the school, voicing the opinion of the school in general (for instance, supporting the Students Against Drunkdriving program) and worrying about all of the important issues that involve the entire school. Our choices for class officers reflect our confidence in their ability to keep things running smoothly and they have outdone themselves in every respect. Donna Robison, Dolly Palmer, Jeanine Reiser, Michelle LaRocco, Joni Sullivan, George Zmudzien, Rob Cavanaugh, Karen DiBona, Maureen Johnson. 140 Assembly Committee The Assembly Committee, run by the fist of Ms. Cragin, is a large group of interested individuals whose only goal is to bring the finest entertainment to the students of Weymouth North. You will find these hardworking people behind the scenes of every school assembly, intent on getting the performers on and off the stage in as quick as time as possible. Back: Jens Lisinski, Tom Hession, Beth Mitchell. Front: Fran Abouzeid, Ms. Cragin, Beth Eisan. 141 Math Team Back left to right: Paul Donovan, John Mahoney, Maria Pucillo, Pam Hudson, Denise Parks, Mr. Green, Lisa Mackertich, David Murphy. Front: Suzanne Donovan, Kelly Garrett, Donna Robison, Sandra Pepi, Cynthia Shea, Jens Lisinski, not seen: Steven Brown. Amid doritoes, cookies and coke cans, the feverish minds of the math team attempt to solve tedious math problems. This is the normal scene at a practice meet. But the real challenge lies in breaking the stiff competition at a real meet, when . . . it ' s time for a brain transplant. Cap and Gown Committee Mrs. Doucette, Mary Cunniff, Matthew Janeway, Robyn Hadden, Lesley Archibald, Kathy Kreitman, Claire Fitzpatrick, Kathy West, Laura Gedutis, Patty Turner, Jeanne Mackin, Beth Chaney, Dawn Lunde. 142 Back: Donna DeLuca, Eva Solar, Diane Carmichael, Eric Gagnon, Brian MacGowan, Kurt Habelt, Hank McNamee, Rob Williams, Michelle Corderio, Sue McAlarney. Middle: Lisa DelRosso, Jamie Anderson, Jeff Smith, Joni Sullivan, Maureen McGonnigal, Stephanie Baker, Bill MacBarren, Cindy Duff, Front: Fran Abouzeid, Jeff Cohen, Beth Eisan, Kathy Desmond, Karen Burmeister, Beth Mitchell, Lisa Meurch, Paul Gagnon, Liz Hunter, Debbie Baker. 144 Drama Club performed What a Life , a comedy situated in the average American high school adapted to Weymouth North. It starred Jamie Anderson, Paul Gagnon, Robert Williams, Frances Abouzeid, Kurt Habelt, Lisa Meurch and Glenn Summerlin. Theme Song for the Married was North ' s entry in its third year competing in the Mass. Drama Festival. The cast included Lisa DelRosso, Paul Gagnon, Robert Williams, Sue McAlarney, Jeff Cohen, and Frances Abouzeid. They won an all Star Cast Award for an Outstanding Performance. 145 Chess Team left to right: John Kelley, Sandra Pepe, Ed Kerr, Rich Pumphrey, Missing: Bob Notrem, Mike Baker, Dave Murphy, Alex Kerr, Al Pelisier A band of knights set out on a brave but foolhardy adventure to kill Tiamat (5-headed dragon). The first knight fell whilst stumbling on his own sword, followed closely behind by the second knight who caught his armour on the doorknob. The others were burned by the dragon ' s acid breath. Hence, ergo the reason for the absence of the valiant members of this team. Prom Committee Back: Dave Sudbey, Leslie Archibald, Tina Hoisington, Charlene Flynn, Joanne Harris, Kit Hamilton, Michele Johnson, Maureen Sullivan. Middle: Dawn Lunde, Maureen Duffy, Maureen Casey, Cathy Clougherty, Laura Gedutis, Cheryl Tribou, Patty Turner, Marie Cassidv Rich Meade, Front: Bill Johnson, Donna Robison, Kathy Kreitman, Claire Fitzpatrick, Karen Driscol, Laura Walsh, Mrs. Pisciottoli, Tracy Turner, Mike Molignano, Scott Lambiase. 146 147 Concert Choir Chorus Front left to right: Chris O ' Connor, Tammy Colontonia, Jamie Anderson, Lisa DelRosso, Jeanne Mackin, Mary Matthewson, Donna DeLucca, Nancy Johnson, Mrs. Hodges, Ginny Castle, Pam Fowler, Elizabeth Hunter, Jane Metcalf, Laura Culbert, Veronica Culbert, Robin Burrow, Diane Griffin, Keith Godbout, Beth Eisan, Beverly Fulton, Jeff Cohen, Denise Brooks, Joni Sullivan, Cathy O ' Leary, Julie McDonough, Beth Mitchell, Galen Grote, Wendy O ' Connor. Chorus in the light robes: Kelley McGrady, Maryanne Murphy, Rob Williams, Dolly Palmer. Band 148 Senior Homeroom Representatives Back: Mary Mathewson, Kathy West, Kathy Norve, Patty Turner, Dawn Lunde, Front: Lisa Pierson, Donna Robinson, Laura Gedutis, Kathy Kreitman, Beth Chaney, Tricia Barrett. Future Homemakers of America Kelley Barrett, Kelley Whelan, Susan Parker, Lisa Deardon, Lisa Foley. 149 Front: Kathy Kreitman, Jim Clare, Joanne Cunniff, Patty Murphy, Claire Fitzpatrick, Beth Chaney, Patty Fallon, Tina George, Cathy Sheedy, Patty Garritty, Hope Melaney, Ellen Donovan, Maureen Cullivan, Paul Donovan, Paul Hanifan, Eric McCarthy, Kit Hamilton, Mike Lynch, Steven Brown. Literary Staff Mr. Lombard ' s team of crack editors and reporters are on constant alert for news break, so the students can get the latest on fast-breaking stories. The newspaper is filled with fun, trivia, and the latest in sports and news. Pick up the newest copy to keep up with what ' s happening in your world. Left to right: Julie McDonough, Lisa Black, Pam Burrell Front: Frances Gantley, Tom Hession, Jens Lisinski. 150 151 Cheerleaders ■ Patty McGuire, Donna Robison, Leslie Archibald, Beth Chaney, Karen Murphy, Beth Murphy, Sherry Kelley, Tina George, Pauline Ball, Dawn Lunde, Tricia Tanner, Kathy Kreitman. Diane Carmichael alias Ferdinand 152 Drill Team Karen Murphy Susan Gough, Kerrie Boyer, Andrea Busa, Nicole Johnson, Gedtis, Annie Calbeck, Lynn Shea. 153 NORTH STAR ' 83 Back row: Mary Mathewson, Tracy Tanner, Laura Walsh, Joe Caristi, Beth Mitchell, Mrs. Wight, Beth Eisan, Tom Hession, Kathy Steeves, Kathy Beglane, Maureen Sullivan. Front row: Mrs. Gabriel, Linda Petterson, Patty Turner, Jeanne Mackin, Claire Fitzpatrick, Coreen Nowicki, Fran Abouzied. Senior Editor Laura Walsh Senior Section Kathy Sheedy Kathy Desmond Student Life Kathy Norve Ellen Donovan Claire Fitzpatrick Irma Golcher Business Manager Fran Abouzied Ad Sales Joe Merlino Sports Staff Nancy Abbott Joe Ganley Rich Austin Mary Mathewson Jim Clare Eric McCarthy Joanne Cunniff Jan Moriarty Brian Doherty Linda Petterson Patty Fallon Patty Turner Faculty Section Karen Burmeister Kathy Steeves Activities Lisa Mackertish Art Editor Correen Nowicki Photography Editor Maureen Sullivan Faculty Advisors Mrs. Wight Mrs. Gabriel Vocational Mr. Stenstrom Mrs. Maureen Robishaw Maureen and Claire write copy. As seniors we prepare to leave familiar surroundings and enter into the world as adults. We leave behind the joy and the laughter as well as the sorrows and pain that we felt during the time of our education. Soon high school will be nothing more than a faded memory. Our yearbook will give us a clearer image of what high school was, especially life as a senior. We can remember forever, through the pages of the yearbook, just what it meant to spend three years at Weymouth North High School — the sports, the clubs, the activities, the school spirit as well as all other aspects of high school life. Without the dedication and enthusiasm of the yearbook staff, none of this would have been possible. Long hours of hard work resulted in a finished product of which we can be proud. Captured in these pages is the essence of high school and its people. Forever cherish this book as a link to the past — a memory of the people who were our family and the school which was our home for three years of our life. Patty, Linda, Jeanne and Irma enjoy their work. 155 160 161 FOOTBALL Bottom row: Antonowicz, Noble, Joyce, Powers, O ' Molley, St. Croix, Shaw, Doherty, Ketchen, Waithe, Gosselin, Damery, Melville, Beard, Boudreau. Middle row: Jackson, Lambros, West, Cavallo, Donovan, Plateel, Hutchinson, Sudby, Ganley, Padula, Powell, O ' Malley, Feroli, Cavanaugh, Ziegler, Bunzell, Gallagher, Moloney, Coach Morelli, Trainer Rodriguez. Top row: Coach McPherson, Trainer Aguiar, Masison, Rober, Gardiner, Melanson, Mackin, Brown, Melguard, Long, Foster, Clark, Gramz. This year ' s football team ended their season with one of the best records in recent years. This was North ' s first year in the Old Colony League. Although more success was expected, the team played very competitively in every game. The maroon defense was the strength of the squad. Fine defensive efforts were made by John Powell, Tim Chaisson, Dan Needham, Gary Gosselin, Joe Ganley and Dave Sudby. Though the offense was somewhat inconsistent, it had an exceptional running attack led by Ken Padula and Mike Waithe. Quarterback Mike Brown was ably assisted by linesmen Mike Rober and Steve Masison. Also contributing to North ' s achievements were Tom Clark, Leo Melanson and Bruce Melgard. 163 Front Row: Scott Fowler, Dave Farrell, Kevin Connors, Joe Merwin, Bill Loud, Dave Johnson, Kevin Keenan, Chris Hawkesworth, Paul Moriarty, Jim Molignano. Back Row: Coach Giovanni Pacini, Manager Tom Donovan, Kevin Player, Dave MacKay, Chris Luck, Bill Johnson, Kevin Bell, Frank Durant, Ed Sayward, John Quinn, Brian Reed, Joe Carter, Mike Lynch, Paul Xayavong. BOYS SOCCER This year ' s team enjoyed the finest year any high school soccer team has ever had in Weymouth. Captained by Bill Loud and Dave Johnson, the squad ran its record to 10-6-2. The high powered offense (62 goals) was led by Scott Fowler, Bill Loud and Paul Xayavong. North ' s strong defense was held down by Kevin Keenan and Jim Molignano. North was well represented in this year ' s Old Colony League All-Star game by Bill, Scott, Kevin and Jim. Frank Durant was the 1 goaltender in the league. The highlight of the season was the team ' s advancement into the state tourney, a first for Weymouth North soccer. Coach Giovanni Pacini 165 GIRLS SOCCER The girls soccer team had a super season tieing for second place in the Old Colony League. Although they didn ' t qualify for the tournament the girls played extremely well. With a record of 8-5-4, the team was led by Coach Hayes and cap tains Kathy West, Casey Balzano, Patty Turner and Amy Jackson. Amy Jackson, Mary Mathewson and Andrea Maimaron were first team all-starts, and Kelly O ' Brien and Jodi Foy were honorable mention. Senior Amy Jackson was outstanding player in the league and a Globe All Scholastic. The J.V. team was undefeated, and the Freshman team displayed a lot of talent. Next year ' s team should be great! 166 Amy Jackson, Jodi Foy, Janet Bagley Andrea Maimeron practices her ballet Thank goodness I caught it! 167 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Well, if the bridge isn ' t safe enough ' He ain ' t gonna catch me! ' Copt. Jim Roche and Rob Costello This year ' s squad finished at 10-0 capturing the Old Colony League championship, the l eague meet, and the South Shore Principal ' s Competition. Outstanding competitors on the team were Rob Costello, Pat Fitzgerald, Jim Roche, and Rich Austin. Senior tri-captain Austin continually showed his worth by winning most of his races. Tri-captain Roche was one of the top runners and was very dependable in crucial meets. Tri-captain O ' Reilly worked harder than anyone and drew much praise for his efforts. Next year ' s team looks forward to defending the OCL championship successfully. 169 Front row: Laurie Leonard, Kris Silva, Chris Sullivan, Kelly MacMillan, Ginger Rober, Anne Cullivan, Cheryl White, Maureen Johnson, Maureen Tracy, Helen Cullivan. Middle row: Dennis Doyle, Sean Hannifan, Dan O ' Reilly, Phyllis Elliott, Pat Fitzgerald, Jeff Smith, Linda Petterson, Coach LaPrise. Top row: Gary Bunzell, Tony Benedetti, Rob Costello, Jim Roche, Rich Austin, Doug MacGregor, Rich Gardner, Steve Boudreault, Tom Hurley. Get ready for the next winner. The girls cross country team ended its season with a 7-3 record. Old Colony League All Star Laurie Leonard ran in the number one spot for the maroons all season and competed in the state meet. Senior captain Linda Petterson, also named to the All Star Team, had a fine season consistently placing in the top five. Other outstanding performers were All Star Kelly MacMillan, Phyllis Elliott and Cindy Crocker. It was a young team which should be great next season. 171 Swimming Back row: Cindy Shea, Suzanne Donovan, Nancy Donovan, Joy Gardner, Monica Reil, Mary McKay, Tricia Williams, Jennifer Jones, Susan Bates, Anne Walsh, Susan Evans. Front row: Nancy Conroy, Co. Capt. Joanne Cunniff, Co. Capt. Claire Fitzpatrick, Joanne Harris, Wendy Molignano. The 1980 Swim Team came through with a record of 4-4-0. The medley relay of Monica Reil, Co. Capt. Joanne Cunniff, Wendy Molignano and Nancy Conroy shattered the previous record and competed in the south sectionals which qualified them for the state tournament. Wendy also broke many records in individual events. Other great performers were Co. Capt. Claire Fitzpatrick and Joanne Harris. The team really showed a lot of effort which proved to be worthwhile ending their season in third place in the Suburban League. Co. Capt. Joanne Cunniff Tricia Williams Hockey The Weymouth North Hockey team is a proud tradition. In the past eight years they have had a winning record. In 1981-82 North went 13-1-2 and advanced to the state tournament. 1983 has proved to be just as successful. Lead by Capt. Kevin Keenan and Coach Donovan, North is always looked upon with respect. Capt. Keenan Clare Back row: Tim Sweeney, Jeff Saliba, Kevin Heffernan, Mike Gervasi, Mike Lynch, Tim Dean, Bob Barry, Mark Conway, Kevin Player. Front row: Bob Coyle, Ed Sayward, John Smith, Kevin Keenan, Rich Marcel, Jim Clare, Dan Needham, Walter Williams. Williams Girls Basketball Back row: Sharon Brigham, Wendy Molgnano, Laurie Williams, Kelly O ' Brien, Sue Hurley, DawneGillan. Front row: Kathy West, Amy Jackson, Patty Turner, Casey Balzano, Joanne Cunniff. As of this writing the Girl ' s Basketball Team is in first place in the Old Colony League with a record of 9 and 2. The team is averaging 56 points a game while giving up 35 points a game. There is a good winning attack as well as an aggressive defensive game. The team needs three wins to make it to the South East Massachusetts District Tournament. 24 The Weymouth North Boys Basketball team which is led by tri-captains Dave Johnson, Eric McCarthy, and Dan O ' Reilly is having a memorable season. Coach Terry Morelli, in his second season as coach, is bringing in a new philosophy of basketball which is called WIN. Other seniors John Miller, Ken Presley, Dan Papile, Kevin Connors and Pat Burns have put their share of enthusiasm into this W.N. philosophy. The ' 83 young team will be something to watch next year with strong leadership from junior guards Mike Waithe and Tom Hostry. ' 83 Basketball ump Ball Tri Capts. Johnson, McCarthy, O ' Reilly and Coach Morelli 179 Girls Winter Track Bottom: H. Cullivan, M. Roy, L. Clark, M. Johnson, L. Belmar, L. Wright, P. Sandahl, M Mathewson, S. Yalochuk, L. Nickerson, P. Kelly. 2nd row: C. Canava, A. Hanrahen, S. Mathewson, K. Lynch, J. Perchard, J. Foster, M. Brown, A. Roy, J. Lockhead, N. Schirafa, D. Brooks, K. Silva, L. Leonard, A. Cullivan. 3rd row: Coach Wilson, C. Crocker, G. Rober, D. Yout, J. Conroy, S. Padula, D. Smith, C. Preskins, M. Tracy, K. Cullivan, K. Sexton, C. White, P. Elliot, S. Kelly, C. Longhi, J. Gardner, G. Deady, D. Baker. 180 181 Back row: John Foley, Chris Brown, Peter Beard, Matt Boudrealt, Tim Boyle, Scott O ' brien, Ron Dean, Bob Berry. Front row: Brian Doherty, Mike Brown, Gary Gosselin, Steve Dwyer. This year ' s Weymouth North wrestling team under the able leadership of Coach Jerry Auriemma has had an impressive season. Seniors Brian Doherty and Gary Gosselin have been undefeated in their matches. John Foley, Mike Brown, and Steve Dwyer also contributed to the team ' s success. Brian Doherty 184 Back row: Marianne Navicky, Suzanne Devine, Beverly Fulton, Cindy Slattery, Marianne Navicky Ann Walsh. Middle row: Tricia Murphy, Missy Coutu, Patricia Williams, Kathy Foster, Julie Gifford. Front: Co-captains Karen Murphy and Patty Fallon. The Girls Gymnastics team had a super season with a 9-1 record. Co-captains Patty Fallon and Karen Murphy led the team with their all around performances. Marianne Navicky and Tricia Williams were also standouts on the team in the all around competition. Coach Carolyn Key looks forward to another outstanding year in 1984 with a promising young team. Go for it, Tricia!!!! 187 North ' s lacrosse team had an extraordinary season. With Paul Nipper Donovan in the goal, opposing teams found it difficult to score. Coach Manzelli brought North ' s lacrosse team to its second playoff berth in the school ' s history. i NORTH 21 Murphy, Manzelli Front row: Tom Clark, Ken Gagnon, Mark Conway, Jim Molignano, Chris Brennan, Assistant Coach Wyman. Back row: Peter Murphy, Eddie Foster, Jay Dougherty, Tom Taccini, Steve Masison, Paul Donovan, Chris Mackey, Rob Cavanaugh, Coach Manzelli. WS ■ ■ GIRLS SPRING TRACK The girls outdoor track team had a successful year, with another winning season. Girls turning in great performances were Co-Capt. Amy Jackson (100), Co-Capt. Elaine Stokes (long jump), Mary Mathewson (220), Linda Petterson (mile), Julie Tobin (high jump), and sophomore Laurie Leonard (2 mile). Coach Hayes and Coach Wilson were both pleased by the efforts turned in by all and are looking forward to another winning season next year. Good luck to next year ' s team! Coach Hayes and Coach Wilson Bottom row: Coach Hayes, Laurie Leonard, Maryann Fitzpatrick, Helen Cullivan, Kathy Cullivan, Alison Roy, Lisa Black, Maureen Johnson, Tricia Reilly, Diane Vitello, Suzanne Donovan, Linda Petterson, Elaine Stokes. Middle row: Coah Wilson, Kris Silva, Ginger Rober, Maureen Tracey, Joy Gardner, Laurie Williams, Chris Roach, Mary Mathewson, Joan Lockhead, Mary Murphy, Kathy Sexton, Julie Tobin. Top row: Amy Jackson, Maureen Kelly, Chris Malloy, Leslie Archibald, Karen Murphy, Tricia Tanner, Chris Longi, Cheri Kelly, Chris Preskins, Joanne Cunniff. I 190 191 Rob Costello 192 Front row: Tim Garner, Doug MacGregor, Matt Boudreault, Michael Mathewson, Brian Chase, Bill McBaron, Tom Hurney. Back row: Coach LaPrise, Dennis Gramz, Matt Pumphrey, Rich Austin, Pat Fitzgerald, John Wyman, Jim Roche, Rob Costello, Tony Curran, Tony Benedetti, Mr. Lonergan. 193 Front row: Glen Raeside, Chris McKenna, Bill Loud, George Zmudzien, Capt. Tom Leahy, Capt. Tino Gomez, Jim Parker, Tom Mcgee. Back row: Coach Van Neste, Paul Hanifan, Dan Papile, John Welsh, Mike Chiros, Tim Chaisson, Ken Padula, Rich Lockhead, Mi ke Walsh. 194 The boys turned in an 8-11 season under first year coach Phil Van Neste. High points of the season were wins over Brockton and Cambridge. Tim Chaisson was the offensive punch. George Zmudzien played solid behind the plate. Ken Padula and Bill Loud will be returning starters to head a strong infield. Paul Hanifan, a solid hitter and consistent outfielder, will do some pitching along with return firemen , Mike Wash and Ken Padula. Dan Papile, Chris Mckenna, Tom Magee and Jim Parker wi provide depth. A strong J.V. team will add consistency. North should be one of the top teams in the Old Colony League in ' 83. 195 I The Softball team ' s big moment was their win against an undefeated South team. Infield strength was found in the able performances of Casey Balsano, Eleanora Grasso and Sue Hurley. Kathy Lyons and Maria Alexoupolis played well in the outfield while Maria also helped out with the pitching. Freshman Kelly Emmett was a great catcher while fellow freshman Sharon Brigham did a great job on the mound. Here I come What ' s the score? 197 Front Row: Dennis Luciani, Ron Boben, Kevin Keenan, Jim Clare, Matt Newman, Bret Bonarigo. Back Row: Brian Morrell, Steven Brown, Grant Hamilton, Mike Lynch, Peter Newman, George Selados, Chris Leong, Coach Donovan 198 TENNIS The girl ' s and boy ' s tennis teams had great enthusiasm. This group was always on hand for practice and ready and eager for each match. Although they were short of a winning season, they all brought a good challenge to their opponents. 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Weymouth, MA Al Cifrino Ed Crooker CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF QUINCY Quincy Holbrook 15 Beach St. 802 South Franklin St. 471-0750 767-1776 Wareham East Weymouth Cranberry Plaza 801 Washington St. 295-1776 331-1776 (617) 335-6377 McCUE GRAPHICS • HAY PRINT Offset and Letterpress Printing Robert McCue 48 Sea St. N. Weymouth, Mass. 02191 202 Weymouth Upholstering Co. 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 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1983 SOUTH SHORE ALARM, INC. KENNETH R. HANSEN 461 BRIDGE STREET TEL. 335-4781 N. WEYMOUTH, MA 021 89 MA 02189 r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 Ricky Smith Pontiac Subaru Sales 25 Main St., Weymouth, MA Jet 53 — 1 8 335-4400 New used cars at affordable prices heads HAIK SALON 335-2513 550 BRIDGE ST. • ROUTE 3A NORTH WEYMOUTH, MASS. Pi IAC A RICHARD M. GLYNN Prop. 74-76 SEA STREET TROPICAL AQUARIUM NORTH WEYMOUTH, MASS. 02191 (617) 337-4591 ATHENS RESTAURANT Greek Food Sea Food Pizzas Subs Spaghetti Open 11-12 — Shaw ' s Plaza Rte 53 Middle St. r DUNCAN MacKELLAR INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Paul D. MacElhiney 335-1170 835 Broad St. East Weymouth, Mass. TAXES -- ACCOUNTING JAMES D. BALDASSINI TAX CONSULTANT 89 WA6HINOTON STREET WEYMOUTH. MA. 02188 Tehphone 617 • 335-4800 r v. JUSTICE HARDWARE 827 BROAD STREET EAST WEYMOUTH, MASS. PHONE 337-1000 JOHN J. PRUDENTE AGENCY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 702 BROAD ST., E. WEYMOUTH, MASS. 02189 John J. Prudente Bus: 335-6948 r BEST WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS ROBSON — JOHNSTON FUNERAL HOME 40 Sea St. North Weymouth 02191 Robert H. Johnston Dir. David B. Johnston Dir. Francis G. Satterwhite Dir 335-2303 871-0425 Make an appointment or just come in. lORDS84iCV5 HAIRSAIONS PLEASANT SHOPS RTE. 18, SOUTH WEYMOUTH 331-6370 204 Best Wishes from Rev. Charles A. O ' Brien Council No. 4719 Knights of Columbus North Weymouth Massachusetts U-MOVE U-HAUL RENTALS U-STORE WEYMOUTH MOVING STORAGE CENTER 666 BRIDGE STREET, WEYMOUTH, MA 02191 PHONE: (617) 331-4050 Everything For Moving One-Stop Moving Center f PHONE 335-9723 337-8271 Mudey ' s Inc. COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR 570 NORTH STREET WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS, MA 02189 r Congratulations to the Graduates of ' 83 DIERSCH ' S FLOWERS AUTO • HOME • BUSINESS LIFE • HEALTH 335-2085 PETER J. PLATT President E C FOWLER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC 1310 COMMERCIAL STREET EAST WEYMOUTH. MASSACHUSETTS Q2189 IS YOUR INSURANCE A SECRET AGENT? You know what we mean. A guy you hardly know guy who works for a cold, impersonal outfit in some faraway city How could you know him 7 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. KALAFATAS INSURANCE 55 Fuller Rd., No. Weymouth 337-6952 206 r 337-7300 WASHINGTON STREET MOTORS RICK RYAN Wholesale — Retail 646 Washington St. WEYMOUTH, MASS. 02189 ' WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL. 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 HINGHAM PHARMACY If You Really Care About Price . . . 1 00 Derby Street Hingham Plaza (next to Food Mart) Phone 749-9100 r CAZEAULT SONS INC. ROOFERS WEYMOUTH 72 CHARLES STREET 335-6800 v. AUTHORIZED HONDA DEALER WEYMOUTH HONDA 21 1 Main St. Rte. 18 337-7400 WEYMOUTH, MA 02188 ROSS AUTO BODY WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS WHEN wis „ Insurance Work Estimates Complete Collision Work 134 IAST ST., WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS 335-9671 Member of Mass. Auto Body Owners Assn. 207 r 303 Bridge Street N. Weymouth, Mass. 335-9680 T S AUTO AND TRUCK Complete Repairs Foreign and Domestic John Taylor Steve Shore I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM TUCCI AUTO BODY BRIDGE ANTIQUES 398 Bridge Street Telephone — 335-9264 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 TQWN uth Shore uick Key Buick Dealer In Eastern Massachusetts Reputation is Everything ' 50 Adams St., Quincy r 335-2674 H B. GIVEN SONS, INC. M Bfl r W ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS P.O. BOX 21. WEYMOUTH, MASS. 02191 Multiple Listing Service Residential — Commercial EMMANUEL REAL ESTATE 177 Bridge St. • Weymouth, Mass. North Weymouth, Mass. 02191 Office: 337-8770 Res: 472-5713 208 BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS Robert W. Frazier, Sr Exalted Ruler Board of Trustees Paul R. Castle, Chairman WEYMOUTH LODGE NO. 2232 INSTITUTED JUNE 25, 1961 Telephone 617 - 337-8878 1 197 Washington Street, Weymouth Mail: P.O. BOX 125, SOUTH WEYMOUTH, MA 02190 Secretary HENRY BUD GIBBONS, PER, HLM TREASURER WALTER KNOLL Compliments Of Our 1 500 Members Weymouth Savings Bank Congratulations to the Class of 1 983 (Bms £krttaqc AeenciatcB Steal Estate 623 Bridge St., North Weymouth (Across from St. Jerome ' s Church) KATHLEEN M. CHEVERIE 331-5596 r 335-5372 PLUMBING • HEATING • GAS FITTING MASTER LICENSE 6548 •8980 1 78 PEARL STREET NORTH WEYMOUTH, MA 02191 VINCENT R ANDERSON DAVID R ANDERSON J V r CONGRATULATIONS! East Weymouth Savings Bank 744 Broad Street East Weymouth, Mass. 02189 BRIDGE - WEY TAILORS DRY-CLEANING - ZIPPER REPLACEMENTS SUIT RENTALS 396 BRIDGE STREET NORTH WEYMOUTH MA 02191 335 5527 210 r Congratulations and Best Wishes For Continued Success From McDonald Funeral Home GOOD PRICES FRESH MEATS and CHEESES SANDWICHES CONVENIENT FOOD MART 259 BRIDGE STREET • WEYMOUTH 337-7691 DELI LOTTERY ALL TICKETS NEW ON-LINE COMPUTER PLAY UNTIL 10:30 PM Congratulations from Richard ' s Clean-R-Ama Shaw ' s Plaza Middle Street, E. Weymouth, Mass Telephone 331-7464 230 Bridge Street N. Weymouth, Mass. Telephone 335-7477 r Congratulations, youPve earned our interest? Quincy v Savings Bank Quincy, Hanover, Bra in tree and Nor well (617) 471-3500 21 1 CONGRATULATIONS FROM PURITY SUPREME N. Weymouth S. Weymouth Harborlight Mall Pleasant Shops (617) 331-3335 f CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 PYRAMID PRINTING COMPANY STEVEN S. MILLER. D.D.S.. PC. OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 280 BRIDGE STREET N. WEYMOUTH. MA 02191 $S KATHLEEN WIELKI 182 GREEN STREET • NO WEYMOUTH MA 02191 • 331 1087 Weymouth Main Office 51 Columbian Street S. Weymouth, MA 02190 337-8000 Herring Run Office N. Weymouth Office 1 345 Pleasant Street 35 Sea Street E Weymouth, MA 02189 N Weymouth, MA. 02191 337-8000 337-8000 r PLAQUES TROPHIES JACKETS T-SHIRTS GIFTS 9tT?PY(jQLDBn?(J riTCI?PRISfS 70 Elm Street Hingham, MA 02043 Tel: 749-0477 GUARANTEED REPAIRS AND SALES OF FINE CLOCKS SOUTH SHORE CLOCK SHOP Jlzo Jlii.ini.fii 337 3210 615 BRIDGE STREET NORTH WEYMOUTH. MASS. 02 I 9 1 212 Gloria ' s Bridal of Weymouth 21 Park Ave. P.O. Box 104 So. Weymouth, MA 02190 337-2892 Gowns and Accessories For Every Occasion Hrs. Tues. Wed. Thurs. 11-9 Fri. Sat. 1 1-5. Closed Mon. Prom Gowns 331-6426 The Flower Mill, Inc. 94 Pleasant Street So. Weymouth, MA 02190 Marilyn Almquist r 1-800-972-5091 335-2100 ALVIN HOLLIS COMPANY ENERGY SYSTEMS HEATING OIL SERVICE Since 1871 — Four Generations of Personal Service 1 Hollis Street, South Weymouth, Massachusetts 02190 J J. RlCCIARDI ( ()NSThM ' ( TION C(). JOSEPH RlCCIARDI 337 0885 88 WESSAGUSSETT ROAD NO WEYMOUTH. MASS 02191 r G0DIM BROS. TIRE COMPANY Complete Auto Service Center 1441 Commercial St. E. Weymouth, MA 02189 Tel 331-0745 Saw Sharpening JOE RlCCIARDI 88 WESSAGUSSETT RD NORTH WEYMOUTH, MA 02191 PHONE (617) 337-0885 r • ERRANDS PERSONAL t BUSINESS • PICK UPS DELIVERIES TIME SAVERS WHAT YOU DON T HAVE TIME FOR WE DO 1 FULLY INSURED 331 1441 (617) 335-2207 2)zUco£C Otf 24 HOUR SERVICE METERED - AUTOMATIC DELIVERIES €85 DAVID DRISCOLL Proprietor 57 PECKSUOT RD WEYMOUTH, MA 02191 213 Cocktail Lounge — Entertainment Open Daily 1 1 :30 A.M. to 2 A.M. Except Thanksgiving ORDERS TO TAKE OUT 337-1856 or 335-9672 203 BRIDGE STREE T ROUTE 3A NORTH WEYMOUTH, MASS. FREE PARKING BENEFACTORS Mr. Edward Knight Ann Whitlow Brodil ' s Bootery Bookport Adrian ' s Jewelry Shop Mrs. Mary Doucette Dr. Frederick Trozzi, Chiropractor PATRONS Mr. George Chiorse Mr. John Noonan Mr. Cavanaugh Mr. Mrs. Vincent DiSessa Mrs. Gail Shields Mr. Donovan, Biology Mrs. Jean O ' Donnell Mr. William Martin Mrs. Janice Joyce Ms. Carol Arnold Desmond Enterprises Mr. William Concannon Mr. Fuller A Friend Ms. Patricia Marinos Mr. James Egan Mrs. Dorothy Patten Kelly 215