Abington High School - Abhis Yearbook (Abington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

TIMES OF OUR LIVES Good morning yesterday You wake up and time has slipped away And suddenly it's hard to find All the times we've left behind Remember, do you remember.......... The laughter and the tears The shadows of misty yesteryears The good times and the bad we've seen, And all others in between Remember, will you remember.... Reach back for the joy and the sorrow, Put them away in your mind, For the past is a time from which to borrow To spend when we get to tomorrow Here comes the rising sun, The seasons have passed one by one. So gather those moments while you may, Collect the dreams you dream today And remember, these are, the times of our lives. To the Class of 1977: You have reached A Time of Your Life when secondary education is an accomplished fact. A time to assume the responsibilities of a job, post secondary education, or enlistment in a branch of the service. The past years have been a time of preparation; your family, schools, community, church, and peers have contributed to your intellectual and emotional development. Whether your growth continues as you enter into a much larger world will depend on your selection of friends, of opportunities, and goals. You are embarking on a time of your life when you will make many more unassisted de- cisions. Success and happiness may be affected by your decisions. Don't let haste, that is quick, snap decisions, be the cause of serious disappointments. Plan and prepare constantly toward some goal or objective that will bring you success and happiness in life. Sincerely, John A. Murray Principal DEDICATION Mrs. Phillips Math help, ideas for rallies, and school spirit are just a few of the things Mrs. Phillips has given our class. She has contributed to many of the memorable times and we will never forget her kindness. This is why we dedicate our book to her. i Mr. Stanton We also dedicate this book to Mr. Stanton in order to thank him for all the time he has given us, as soc- cer coach and yearbook advisor. He has helped us through good and bad times alike, and we want him to know that we appreciate everything he has done. 5 Of all the times of our lives , our years at Abington High School will be re- membered by many as being the best. We, the editors, have endeavored to bring together the most memorable of these times. We are grateful to everyone who contributed to the production of this book. We would especially like to thank Mr. Stanton for his help and understanding. Hopefully, the good and bad times that we have experienced together have en- riched our lives. If, upon reading this book, you recall these times, we will have fulfilled our purpose. The Editors: Karen Wilson Michael Stankiewicz Christa Henrikson Advisor: Mr. Paul Stanton FACULTY 7 Principal: John A. Murray Assistant Principal: Walter Paster Changing Times: Seeing the class of '77 as fresh- men in my classes and watching the development and improve- ments in so many cases through the past few years. P.J. Stanton Mrs. V. Lind Mrs. M. Leonard 9 Mrs. Buckley Miss Tracey Push your desks under your chairs Mr. R. Campbell Mrs. Ronane, Mr. R. Campbell, Mrs. Celestino Troubled Times: Panic with me people Mr. P. Smith Mr. McMann, Ms. McDonald, Mr. Porter Mrs. Reilly, Mr. Halet Mr. Sansone, Mrs. McKeag, Mr. Nash Remembered Times: .. . the inumerable times they came through when they were most needed. Mrs. Rosen Mr. Louis, Mr. Kelliher, Mr. Robinson, Ms. DeYoung Mr. O'Donnell, Ms. Kingsbury Mrs. Rosen, Mrs. Millett, Mr. Gregory Mrs. Duerden, Mr. Broomfield, Mrs. Lupica 11 Among the many diligent mem- bers of the class of '77 who have filled my classroom, I especially remember the two all-star casts of 'Cinderella'. Mrs. Short Mrs. Rennie, Mr. DiPietro, Mrs. Boulay Mr. Corcoran, Mrs. Short, Mr. McCarthy Mr. Hottleman ... negatory. Mr. McCarthy Mr. Smith, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Tobin You may not remember me, but just in case you might; I'll leave you my face, just in your sight. For a smile as small as mine may be precisely your necessity. Miss DeCilio Ms. Crooks, Mr. Divoll, Mr. Sawatzky Mrs. Johnstone, Mr. Kent 13 Mr. Mayer, Mrs. Goldman, Mrs. Philbrick Miss Kane, Mrs. Freedman Mrs. DeLuca Mr. Doherty, Mr. Byron The Best Times: ... the understanding and pat- ience that my classes gave a very new and often tired mother. Mrs. DeLuca 14 Mr. S. Smith, Mr. Currant Mrs. Ware, Mrs. Reardon Mr. Stanton Mrs. Donovan, Mrs. Marks Frustrating Times: . .. my homeroom still not be- ing quiet during opening exercises, after trying for two years. Mrs. Donovan 15 Mr. Gervais, Mr. Kingdon A Time For Learning: As one learns, one must be ready for anything. Mr. Louis Ms. Murphy Mr. Stone Mr. Karp Mr. Hart Mr. Drake Mr. D. Campbell Ms. Lamb Ms. Di Cilio 16 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS STATE REPRESENTATIVE Rosalyn Barry ... one of the most rewarding times of my life. HONOR SOCIETY Advisor: Mr. Broomfield 18 President - Rosalyn Barry, Vice President - Michael Stankiewicz Treasurer - Audrey Damon. Secretary - Janice Dempsey 19 JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE THE BAND 20 MAJORETTES CAPTAIN; Diana Johnson CO-CAPTAIN; Donna Aikens 21 CAPTAIN, Laurie LaPointe CO-CAPTAIN, Audrey Damon Roz Barry A time to thank the Senior Class for having chosen me to rep- resent them as D. A. R. Sometimes life brings many fears, But most of all happy tears. Those happy times were brought from Heaven For being chosen Miss Abington for the class of 77 22 Linda Fuoco STAGE BAND Advisor: Daniel Karp FUTURE SECRETARY'S CLUB Advisor: Miss DiCilio, President, Kris McKinnon AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES Advisor: Gerald Corcoran VARSITY CLUB NEWSPAPER STAFF Advisor: Miss. MacDonald Advisor: Mr. Halet STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor: Mr. Smith; Pres. Lori MacPherson; Vice-Pres. Steve Madden: Sec. Vivian Rein: Treas. Cathy Bowden 24 CHORUS Advisor: Mr. Drake ECOLOGY CLUB Adviser: Mr. Stone; Pres. Towers. Bob Ewell; Vice Pres. Cathy Emery; Treas. Karen Kennedy; Sec. Linda MATH CLUB Advisor: Mre. Johnstone; Pres. Sandy Blake; Vice Pres. Paula Zaino; Sec. Elaine Stankiewicz; Treas. Susan Rose. MATH TEAM Advisor: Mr. DiPietro FRENCH CIRCLE Advisor: Mrs. Rosen, President, Roz Barry; Vice-President, Sue Cashman; Secretary, Jennifer Barry; Treasurer, Jane Clawson; Chairman of Refreshments, Cindy Libby HEALTH CAREERS Advisor: Mrs. Powers; Pres., Debbie Caruso; Vice-Pres., Maureen Reidy; Sec., Jane Clawson; Tres., Cathy Smith FUTURE TEACHERS 27 Secretarial Staff: Editor: Cyndy Packard Clubs And Organizations: Editors: Jane Goodwin, Kathy Murphy Sports Staff: Editor: Mike Peterson ADVERTISING STAFF: Editor: Jean Whalen LITERARY STAFF: Editors: Audrey Damon, Roz Barry 29 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President, John Greene; Vice President, Rick Polito; Secretary, Alynne Gil- martin; Treasurer, Janice Dempsey CLASS FRESHMAN YEAR Big move up the boulevard, we all couldn't wait A little nervous and frightened to discover our fate. We knew we were tough, but only we knew, The others above us, they hadn't a clue. With officers like Tom, Kev, Janice, and Jeanne, We felt we were finally making the scene. The kids from St. Bridgets', they came in the fall, By the end of the year, we knew them all. At our first rally, we didn't know what to do, As the votes were counted, we were number two! The Frolio was our number one hangout that year We had our first tastes of munchies and beer. We got our jackets at the beginning of summer It was too hot to wear them, and that was a bummer. We left for our outing one sunny June day, At Paragon Park where we wanted to stay. Later in June we left without tears, It was finally the end of our Freshman year! SOPHOMORE YEAR We returned from vacation with not even a sigh We were no longer the babies of Abington High. Our officers were Rick, Donna, Jeanne, and Janice With them as our leaders we couldn't miss! We ordered our rings of silver and gold, But some were quite different, not like we were told. The second floor was now our domain, For rallies we adorned it, and not all so plain! To numerous dances we all said we'd go But some never came and did not even know! The Winter Carnival was new to us all Those who attended all had a ball. Our basketball team finished in first place No doubt about it, they were tops in that race. The year went by fast, as we watched ourselves grow Into the adults of the future (for most that was so). We realized how good the past two years had been, And we prepared ourselves to become upperclassmen. 10 HISTORY JUNIOR YEAR It was our junior year-third floor at last! Being underclassmen was all in our past. Led by Sue, Janet, Janice, and Alynne, We knew that this rally, the trophy we'd win. The senior's tears could not ruin that day We soon set our sights to the prom in May. We left prom committees with hands colored blue, We knew it'd be worth it with the mural in view. Christa was Queen that memorable night, Mrs. Powers wondered why the punch didn't taste right. A year full of good times we'll never forget, Fund raising activities kept us out of debt. Candy, a cake sale, and a car wash too, We still had so many more things to do! And also came BurgerTime installed down the street, At last we had something edible to eat! Soon the year ended, we'd had so much fun, Next year would be better; we'd be number one ! SENIOR YEAR We are finally seniors, and now really cool We're the best class at Abington High School! We've came a long way, and it has been rough Four years of high school-that sure is enough! Ricky, Alynne, Janice, and John They'll lead us till June, when we'll be gone. The Christmas Bazaar was not quite a success Even though we did try to do our best. Car washes, dances, and co-ed gym Everything equal for her and for him. We wondered if we would last the first semester On many report cards, which were surprisingly better. Superlatives, Miss Abington, and Miss D.A.R. We wrote so many ballots, and choosing was hard. Receptions and graduation are coming so fast, Before we know it, they'll be in our past. But soon we must separate, we must depart With love for our school, and thanks in our hearts. 31 QUEEN: Christa Henrikson COURT: Lynda Fuoco, Debbie Caruso, Jeanne Riordan, Denise Marrier, Christa Henrikson, Janet Kenney, Sue Cashman, Tammy Moore, and Laura Jernstedt SENIORS John Adams Patricia Allaire Nancy Adley Donna Aikens Kenneth Allan Mark Arsenault Susan Austin 34 Cathleen Bowden Marilyn Boyajian Lisa Branting David Briggs Richard Burke Ellen Byrne Ellen Caine Neil Caldeira Bruce Cannon Debra Caruso 36 Susan Cashman Kathleen Casey Jeanne Chalmers Cheryl Christie Corinne Christopher Linda Cina Karen Clark Barry Connors Donna Cutler Mary Connolly Carolyn Curran Audrey Damon John Doyon 39 Phyllis Freberg Steven Fafard Karen Friese Linda Fuoco Thomas Fusco Jacquelyne Fay James Eldredge Linda Everett Pauline Ernst Elizabeth Evans 4 Robert Ewell Linda Gibson Neil Gillis Patricia Gill is Alynne Gilmartin Catherine Goulet Jane Goodwin Marc Grant Sandra Gould Lance Greenough 42 Karen Hanlon Charles Harte Michael Hastings 43 John Greene Paul Henneberry Christa Henrikson Donald Hobart Donna Hausen Dianne Healy David Janshego Laura Jernstedt Scott Johnson Robert Jones Kim Holmes Dennis Hunt Cathy Janes Christopher Kane Janet M. Kenney Anne Kristiansen Cheryl Lawson Debra Leach Dianne Leitch Jeffrey Leach Christine Leahy Susan Lennox Kim Leonard 47 James Logan 48 Gregory Magnussen Robert Maquire Mario Mandanici Donna Marrier Kathleen Marley Paul Marquardt Denise Marrier Diane Marquis Michael Masterson Steven May Donna Mayne Donald McCabe James McCabe Maureen McCarthy Wayne McDonald Richard McKenna Kristin McKinnon 50 Chuck McNally Donna Monahan Kevin Moore Jeanne Marrocco Ronan Moore Peter Moseley Tammy Moore Maureen Mull Katherine Murphy Richard Moulton Jan Murray Andrew Myers Paul Nelson Teresa Nelson Mary Nisby Cynthia Noone Wayne Norling Judith O'Connor 53 Bonnie Osborne R. Michael Peterson Cynthia Packard Vicki Parsons 54 Michelle Pitts Linda Pomerleau Richard Polito Laura Raymond Deborah Reidy Joanne Piazzi Maureen Reidy Vivian Rein Charles Reynolds Thomas Rizzo Jeanne Riordan Debra Rogers Kevin Rowe James Rowe Jean Sanna Amanda Saulenas Dawn Schlub Sandra Seitsinger Steven Simpson Bruce Slonina Daniel Smith Peter Sprague John Sharp Michael Stankiewicz Kevin Vitale John Tracy Nancy Wales Bonnie Warren Charlene Townson Lisa Wager Chris Weckbacher Karen Wilson Richard Wing Thomas Whalen k i Edward Welch Nancy West Jean Whalen 62 ► The time has come to say good-bye To the friends that A.H.S. has brought, To the teachers who helped us help ourselves, To the fun-filled days we had together, To the prom, the parties, the secret things, But we'll remember as each day ends The way we were in our yester years, For we take our mem'ries wherever we go And meet the future ahead of us. Linda Everett 63 ADAMS John Frederick; 216 High; Bert, Fric; uz guyz ; FTA4(sec.); Fr.Cir.3,4; News 3; Eco. 1; Prom Com. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Rally 3. ADLEY Nancy Marie; 269 Randolph; Nancy; not being there11 A1KENS Donna Lynn; 83 Highfields Rd; Vemie; 1 'meeting all old friends who've grown up and changed for the better. ; Maj. 1,2,3,4,(co-capt) ALLAIRE Patricia L.; 64 Plymouth; Patti; 1 'sharing the best times with friends ; Track Manager 2; Home Ec. 3. ALLAN Kenneth A. Jr.; 167 Wyman Rd.; Monk; ParkAve., being a senior ; Bskbll 3,4; Intra. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Bskbll (manager) 2. ARSENAULT Mark S.; 121 Oak; Arsie; '' my friends and being with them''; Ftbll 3; Rally 1,2,3,4; Intra, 1,2,3,4; Prom Com.3; FAC 3,4. AUSTIN Susan Denise; 4 Sylvan Ct.; Woody; ' 'partying before, during, after it was over''; Chorus 1,2,4; Majo. 1,2; Rally 1,2; Drama 3; Semsba 1,2; Elected Chorus 1,2. BAILEY Sandra Jean; 36 Dunbar; Punky; Chorus 1,2; Home Ec. 1,3,4. BARRY John; 36 Russell Ln.; Jack; ' 'going to Bridgewater and not coming back''; Chorus BARRY Rosalyn Ann; 186 Colonel Hunt Dr.; Roz; being selected as Miss D.A.R. ; Fr. Cir. l,2,3(sec.), 4 (pres.); N.H.S. 3,4 (pres.); Tennis, 1,2,3; F. Hock. 2; Yrbk.(lit. co-ed); St. Rep.; Rally 1,2,3,4; Health 4; Vars. 3; Tutoring 3,4. BARTON Donald; 34 Suffolk; ' 'leaving.'' BECKWITH Peter; 182 Central St. BOOTHBY Katherine Alice; 199 Spruce; Kate; ' 'morning before the Rockland rally''; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4; Intra 1,2; Track 3; Yrbl. BOWDEN Cathleen Mary; 984 Washington; Cathy; Prom ; F. Hock. 1,2,3,4; Prom Com. Bskbll 2; Softball 1; Rally; S.C. 4(treas.) BRANTING Lisa Mary 160 Adams; ' 'Prom; when we won the jr. and sr. rallies''; Math 1,2; FTA 4. BRIGGS David Allen; 12 Pine; Briggsie; Track 1,2,3,4(capt.); Soc. 2; X-Country 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Fr. Cir. 3,4; Math Team 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. BRUNDAGE Dan; 686 Old Randolph; Old Man; ' 'getting out''. BURKE Richard Patrick; 764 Randolph; Ricky; Ftll 1,2,3,4. BYRNE Ellen L.; 1065 Bedford; Ellie, Bird; November 9, 1976 ; N.H.S. 3,4; Fr. Cir. 3; Math Team 1,2; Math 1,2; FTA4(treas.) CAINE Eileen Marie; 160 Catherine Dr.; ' 'the day of the walkout''; Sr. Class Play CALDER1RA Neil F. Jr.; Summer; Porkchop; ' 'the hangover on the day after the prom at the SSL Track Meet''; Ftbll 1,2,3,4; Bsbll 1; Bskbll 1; Track 2,3,4; Hock. 2; Rally 1,2,3,4; Prom Com. CANNON Robert Bruce; 136 Bedford; Bruce; ''being dressed as the clown at the rally''; Eco. 1. CARUSO Debra-Jean; 439 Bedford; Debbie; Cheer 1,2(co-capt.); Health 1,2(V.P.), 3,4,(pres.); Del. to Schol. Com. 3; Fr. Cir. 3,4; Prom Com; Yrbk; Rally 1,2,3,4. CASEY Kathleen Marie; 243 Plymouth; Kathy. CASHMAN Susan Elizabeth; 153 Pilgrim; Sue; Junior Prom ; Mathl; Cheer 2; Fr. Cir. 1,2,3,4(V.P.); Rally 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 3; Jr. Prom Court; Prom Com.; N.H.S. 3,4; Health 4; Yrbk. CHALMERS Jeanne Ann; 396 Lincoln; Jeanne; ' 'Drill team and Football games'', Jr. Prom''; Drill 2,3,4; Fr. Cir. 1,2; Class Sec. 1,2; Stndt. Rep. 4; Chorus 1,2. CHRISTIE Cheryl Ann; 42 Doris Dr.; Sftbll 2. CHRISTOPHER Corinne Ann; 82 Block; Freshy; ' 'winning two rallies''; Tutoring 4. 64 CINA Linda Diane; 49 Park Ave; Chena; LaBaron Hair Dressing Schl 2,3,4. CLARK Catherine J.; 279 Hancock; Clarkie; ' 'smoking cigarettes under the table during lunch'' CLARK Karen; 84 Constitution Ave. COLLINS Thomas; 104 Shaw Ave. ; Tom; ' 'Senior Reception'' CONNALLY Mary Anne; 57 Joyce Terrace, Whitman; jr. and sr. year ; A.V. Room aide 3,4; Sftbll 2; Bskbll 1,2; Tennis 1; F. Hock. 2; Eco. 4 CONNORS Barry; 1139 Washington; Bar; Jr. Prom ; Soc 2,3,4; Track2,3; Hock. 3. CORRIVEAU Debra D.; 192 Central; Debbie; going to Hawaii ; Sftbll 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Fut Sec. 4; Prom Com.; Rally 2,3,4. CURRAN Carolyn; 54 Margaret Rd. ; Pea; ' 'partying at the dances''; Eco. 2; Math 1,2(pres.); Prom Com; Rally 1,2,3,4. CUTLER Donna; 429 High; ' 'Greenman at the rally, the morning carpool with Ricky, Deb, and Jeanne ; F. Hock. 1,2,3,4; Bskbll 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2; Track 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Fr. Cir. 4; Class V.P. 2; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4. DAMON Audrey; 392 Lincoln; Aud; the Cherry Blossom Parade ; Drill 2,3,4(co-capt.); Bskbll 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4(treas.); Eco. 1; Prom Com., Rally 1,2,3,4; Yrbk (lit. co-ed) DEFEL1CE Janice C.; 18 Dunbar; Kelly; the art room ; Sftbll 1,2,3; F. Hock. 2,3 DELANEY Margaret A.; 177 Randolph; class of '77 won the trophy at the 1975 rally. ; F. Hock 2; N.H.S. 3,4; Fr. Cir. 3,4. DEMPSEY Janice; 83 Summit Rd.; Janice; ' 'being with my friends and having a good time''; Class Treas. 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4(sec.); Cheer. 2,4; Rally 1,2,3,4; Prom Com. Health 2,3,4. DONLAN Kevin Michael; 301 Admas; Doolie; 6 6 77 Bskbll 1,2; V.P. 1 DOUGHTY Karen Jean; 1133 Washington; ' 'being able to do what 1 want without worrying about what others think '; F. Hock. 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Bskbll 1,2,3. DOYON John; 17 Lake; The Naz; Band 1,2,3,4; Stagehand 1,2,3; N.H.S. 3,4; Math Team 4. DWYER Kathleen T.; 392 Plymouth; Kathy; ' 'winning the League Championship''; Bskbll 1,2,3,4. EDSON Susan Elizabeth; 696 Summer; Sue; ' 'parties in first floor girls' room''; Cosmetology 3,4. ELDREDCE James; 72 Bellows Cir.; Earl; Band 1,2,3; Eco. 1; Track 3,4. ERNST Pauline Marie; 333 Groveland; ' 'before school every morning, jr. year, 3rd. floor girls' room''; La Baron Hairdressing School EVANS Elizabeth Ann; 33 Charles; Beth; '' sharing my best times with my friends ; Track manager 1; Home Ec. 3; News 4. EVERETT Linda Ann; 303 Washington; Lyn; ' 'going to Hawaii my freshmen year and most of all being with by friends ; Band 1,2; Prom Com. Yrbk. EWELL Robert Paul; 159 Linwood; Bob; ' 'when I went white water canoeing with the Eco. Club'1; Math 1; Eco. 2,3,4(pres.); Executive Com. 4; Senior Class Play. FAFARD Steven Edward; 63 Pine; Faf; ' 'mudfight after soccer practice'' Soc 2,3,4; Track 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Sta- gehand 1,2,3,4; Jr. District 1; Semsba 1,2,3,4; ACSF 4. FAY Jacquelyne Lee; 158 Hershey Ln. Jacqui; ' 'mornings before the rallies, meeting Kev ; F. Hock. 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4; Vars 2,3. FRATUS Mark; 296 Hancock; Freight; Park Ave. ; Ftbll 1; Prom Com; Rally 1,2,3,4; FAC. FRAZIER Peter; 35 Colonial Rd.; Bsbll 1,2,3,4; Soc 2,3; Hock. 1,2,3. FREBERG Phyllis Mae; 101 Wales; Phyl; my freshman year when freedom was alive, and sharing friendship with good friends''; Foundary 3; News 4. 65 Do you remember this face... 66 One of our many crazy scientists Triple Victory at Middleboro, Dec. '76 Caba 67 FR1ESE Karen Marie; 85 Wyman Rd.; Kar; 1 'when we won the trophy for 'most class spirit' two years in a row''; Track 1; Drill 3,4; S.C. 4; Tennis Intra 1,2,3; Eco. 1; Prom Com; Rally 1,2,3,4. FUOCO Lynda A.; 449 Lincoln; ' 'being picked Miss Abington, our ' 'Junior Prom.'' FUSCO Thomas; 501 Randolph; Tom; Junior Prom ; Soc. 2,3,4(tri-capt) GIANNINI Albert Jr.; 14 Allen; Al; ' 'the day of scabies.'' GIBSON Linda; 160 Chestnut; F. Hock 4; Tennis 3,4; Fr. Cir. 1,2,3,4; Prom Com. 3; Rally 1,2,3,4; Intra. 2; Eco.3. G1LLIS Neil John Jr.; 47 Central; Hock. 2,3. GILLIS Patricia Anne; 9 Bay State Cir.; Patti; '' the preparation for the Junior Prom.'' GILMARTIN Alynne Theresa; 1172 Washington; Al; J. Geils concert, 6 26 76, Aud's parties ; S.C. 1; Sec. 3,4; Cheer 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Prom Com. 3; Rally 1,2,3,4. GOODWIN Jane Catherine; 24 Platts; Merry; the anticipation of graduating ; Track 1; Math 1,2; Prom Com; Drill 4; Fr. Cir. 2,3; Yrbk; Intra 1,2,3. GOULD Sandra Ann; 59 Park Ave. ;Bones; ' 'being with the girls vars. basketball team when they won the SSL Championship and went into the St. Tourney. ; F. Hock, 4; Bskbll Mgr. 3,4; Sftbll 1,2,3,4; Bsktbll Intra 3,4 Rally 3,4. GOULET Catherine M; 79 Karen Ln.; Cathy; French class's trip to Quebec City, Canada ; FTA 3,4(pres.); HomeEc. 3; Fr. Cir. 3,4. GRANT Marcus; 808 Washington; Gruntsy; getting attacked at the W-H rally ; Bsbll 1,2,3,4; Intra 1,2,3,4; Ftbll 1; Rally 1,2,3,4; Prom Com. ’ GREEN John Morrison; 33 Crossley; J. Geils concert, 6 26 76; chemistry ; Ftbll 1; Bsbll 1,2; Bskbll 1,2,3,4; Soc. 3; Golf 3,4; Rally 1,2,3,4; Prom Com; Pres. 4. GREENOUGH Lance; 947 Hancock Street. GRIGGS Steven; 32 Russell Ln.; Steve. GURNEY, Craig Alan; 900 Hancock; J. Geils Concert ; Soc. 3; Rally 1,2,3,4; Intra 1,2,3,4; FAC 3,4. HALL Karen; 177 Central; F. Hock. 1,2,3,4; Bskbll 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4. HAMLET Laure; 42 Cliff; Ham; ' 'parties in the first floor girls' room'' HANLON Karen Kristina; 566 Brockton Ave.; Intra 2; N.H.S. 3,4; Health 3,4; Fr. Cir. 4. HANSON Stephen Joseph; 288 Washington; Space Shot; ' 'friends that I've met, the time I had in Drama I and II, and wonderful time I had in Home-Ec.'' HARTE Charles; 351 Rockland; Charlie; always being chased while partying around HASTINGS Michael A.; 197 Ashland; Mike; Bsbll 2; Soc. 2. HAUSEN Donna; 632 Summer Street HEALY Dianne Marie; 86 Colonel Hunt Dr.; Dianne; ' 'being the basketball manger during my senior year''; In- trall, 2,4; Bskbll mrg. 4; Eco. 3,4; Health 4. HENNEBERRY Paul William; 74 East; Henna; ' 'having day off for winning tournament''; Hock. 1,2,3,4. HENRIKSON Christa; 643 Hancock; Crit; ' 'marching from Washington D. C. to Hawaii, May 14, 1976, flunking calculus ; Band 1,2,3,4; Yrbk ed; Fr. Cir. 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Prom Com. HILL Jeffrey Nelson; 599 Summer; ' 'the Junior Prom''; Soc 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Bskbll 1; Band 1,2,3,4. HOBART Donald 285 Spruce; Hobie; an 8:00 to 2: (X) buzz.'' HOLMES Kimberly J.; 590 Hancock; Kim; ' 'going to Hawaii with the Band'' Band 1,2,3,4; Math 1,2; Exec. Com 3,4; Prom Com. 68 HUNT Dennis; 104 Loganberry Dr. ; Hock. 1,2,3,4; X-cntry 3,4. JACOBSON Karen E.; 73 Wilbur; Jake; 1 'going to Quebec with the French class, scabie walkout''; Math 2; News 3; Senior Class play. JANES Cathie Marie; 56 Clapp; ' 'parties in the blue room and girls' room''; Cosmo 3,4. JANSHEGO David; 21 Oakland Cr.; Hoon; ' 'getting out of school''; Ftbll 1 JERNSTEDT Laura; 205 Bellows Cr.; ' 'trips to the Cape ; F. Hock. 1,2,3,4; Sftbll 2; Bskbll 1,2; Prom Com. 3; Rally 1,2,3,4. JOHNSON Diana; 284 Oak; Di; the prom ; Maj. 1,2,3,4(capt) JOHNSON Scott Thomas; 226 Colonel Hunt Dr.; Popeye; ' 'FAC Club in the boiler room''; Bsbll 1; Bskbll 1,2,3. JONES Robert W.; 85 Monroe; Jonesie; ' 'doing donuts in the gym parking lot with Freshy's car''; Track 2; Ftbll 2,3. KANE Christopher T.; 370 Plymouth; Chris; ' 'the Prom''; Hock 1,2,3,4; Soc. 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3. KENNEY Janet; 350 Groveland; Janiette; ' 'the senior skit of the Rockland rally''; Cheer 1,2; S.C. 3,4; V.P. ; Rally 1,2,3,4; Prom Com.; ACSF 3,4; Exec. Com. 3. KRISTIANSEN Anne E.; 276 Walnut; Sftbll 2,3; Fr. Cir. 3,4. LAAPERI Marie A.; 16 Pond; Eco. 4; Fr. Cir. 1,2,3,4. LAPOINTE Laurie; 430 Plymouth; Pointe; Prom ; Sftbll 2; Drill 3,4(cap). LATREMOU1LLE Gerard Anthony; 8 Wilbur; Gerry. LAWSON Cheryl Ann; 25 Louds Crt.; ' 'partying before school every morning ; LaBaron Hairdressing 3,4. LEACH Debra Jean; 193 Green; Deb; ' 'being involved in the senior skit during the Rockland rally of my sr. year; boosting our chances to winning the trophy for the 2nd yr. in a row ; Track 1,2,3,4; F. Hockl,2,3,4; Vars 2,3(treas); Bskbll 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Rally 1,2,3,4. LEACH Jeffrey V. ; 164 Myers Ave.; Jeff; the rallies during the jr. year ; Bskbll 1,2,3; Golf 2; S.C. 3,4; Rally 3,4; Intra 2,3,4; Prom Com. LEAHY Christine R.; 21 Allen; Chris; ' 'getting out of school early and having great teachers like Mr. Currant and Mr. Stanton'1; News 2,3,4; Senior class play. LEITCH Dianne Patricia; 124 Richard Rd.; Sftbll 2; Lib. 1; Fut. Sec. 2,3. LENNOX Susan Elaine; 785 Plymouth; Sue; ' 'mornings before the rallies''; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4. LEONARD Kim; 366 Rockland; Zoid; ' 'skipping school the day of the walkout''. LOGAN James; 129 Hersey Ln.; Jimi LOG1UDICE Charles; 8 Pine; Chuck; '' handball, Soccer style''; Intra soc 1; Soc. 2,3,4; Bskbll 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; N.H.S. 3,4; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4. LOVELL Kathleen Susan; 14 Wilbur; Kath, Ma; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Lib. 2; Office 3,4; Rally 3. MACKINNON Donald Myles; 51 Jamieson; Don; 1 'running for Cross Countn- for AHS''; X-Cntry 4. MACPHERSON Lori Ann; 128 Hjelm; Mac; rallies and the trip to Martha's Vineyard ; Cheer 2,3,4; S.C. 2,3,4(pres.); ACSF 3,4; Rally 1,2,3,4; Prom Com.; Rep. 3,4. MAGNUSSEN Gregory Richard; 100 Wales; Greg; Bsbll 1; Tennis 1; Eco. 1; Yrbk; Prom Com. MAGUIRE Robert Gerard; 222 Summit Rd.; Bob; 6 6 77 ; Bsbll 1,2,3,4; Bskbll 1,2; Intra 1,2,3,4; Rally 1,2,3,4; Prom Com.; FAC. MANDANICI Mario; 108 Rockland; Bsbll 1,2,3,4. MART FY Kathleen Marie; 239 Park Ave.; Kathy; ''going to Hawaii''; Band 1,2,3,4; Prom Com.; Rally 3,4. 69 MARQUARDT Paul John; 30 Harriss Ct.; Oyster; Bsbll 1,2,3,4; Soc. 4. MARQUIS Diane Marie; 25 Bay State Cir.; ' 'the rallies and winning trophies two years in a row, Audrey's par- ties. '' MARRIER Denise Ann; 398 Ashland Street MARRIER Donna Marie; 398 Ashland; Pro; F. Hock. 1,2,3,4; Bskbll 1,2,3,4; Sftbll 1,2,3,4. MARROCCO Jeanne Marie; 84 Shaw Ave; Rock; ' 'started the walkout''; Intra 1,2. MASTERSON Michael, 61 Abington; Mike; ' 'the parties where everybody got loaded.'' MAUL Daniel G.; 431 Hancock; Dan; ' 'winning the Silver City Hockey Tournament, giving us a day off from school''; Hock 2,3,4. MAY Steven Arthur; 28 Clark; Bird; Camp Clark with Bob, Mose, John, Arsie, Todd and Craig partying to the max''; Hock. 1,2,3,4; Soc 2; Track 2,4; Rally 1,2,3,4; Prom Com.; Diane 2,3,4; FAC. MAYNE Donna Lee; 105 Oak; Manzie; ' 'skipping school freshman year and going to the beach with the seniors''; Sftbll 2; Drill 2. MCCABE Donald Richard Jr.; 330 Groveland; Rich; the trip to Hawaii ; Band 1,2,3,4; Soc. 3. MCCABE James; 330 Groveland; Caba; Prom, W-Hgame ; Ftbll 2,3,4(co-capt); Track 2,3,4; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4. MCCARTHY Maureen Lorraine; 40 Washington; Moe; 'Graduation, when we won the trophy both sr. and jr. years ; Home-ec 3. MCDONALD Wayne F.; 26 Bellows Cir.; Humma; Park Ave., Spring fever, Senior Idee ; Track 2,3,4; Ftbll 3; FAC. MOVER Stephen; 27 Arch Street; Steve. MCKENNA Richard S.; 52 Jefferson; Skenna; ' 'hockey team winning the Silver City Hockey Tournament''; Hock. 1,2,3,4. MCKINNON Kristin Ann; 80 Platt; Kris; I'll remember the time we won the trophy from the class of '76 and winning it again in our senior year.; the thought of finally graduating''; Math 1; Intra 1,2; Fut. Sec. 3,4(pres); Home-ec 3 (V.P.); Prom Com. MCNALLY Charles B.; 1064 Bedford; Chuck, Mandingo; ' 'skating with Mose and Arsie, Jan. 15 ; Hock 1,2; Ftbll 3; Track 2; Math 1; Prom com.; Rally 1,2,3,4. MONAHAN Donna Lee; 29 Thaxter Ave.; ' 'when we won the trophy for the rally jr. year''; Math 1; Fr. Cir. 1,2,3,4; Eco. 2,3; Track 3,4; ACSF $; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3. MOORE Kevin Richard; 120 Russell Ln. ; Track 1,2,3,4; Ftbll 1,3,4; Soc. 2. MOORE Ronan; 120 Russell Ln.; playing guitar in the art room ; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2. MOORE Tammy Ellen; 129 Elderberry Cir.; Bubbles; ' 'when I was suspended for not fighting''; Drill 2,3,4; Prom Com; Rally 2,3,4. MOSELEY Peter B.; 84 Wyman Rd.; Mose; ' 'member of the FAC '; Band 1,2; Bskbll 1,2; Ftbll 1; Exec. Com. 4; Bsbll 1,2,3,4; Prom Com.; Intra 1,2,3,4; FAC. MOULTON Richard Eugene; 64 Summer; Rich; ' 'meeting a lot of new people.'' MULL Maureen; 895 Brockton Ave.; Moe. MURPHY Katherine Elizabeth; 625 Plymouth; Kathy; Intra 1,2,3; Bskbll mgr. 2; Track 2; Rally 1,2,3,4. ;ACSF 2,3,4; Prom Com.; Yrbk(org. ed); Fr. Cir. 2,3,4; Health 3,4. MURRAY Jan Marie; 350 Lincoln; senior year, rallies, Aud's parties ; Bskbll 1; Cheer 2,3,4(co-capt.); Track 3,4; Photo 3; Rally 1,2,3,4; Prom Com.; Yrbk; Intra 1,3,4; Hmrm Rep. 3,4. MYERS Andrew F.; 27 Morton; Andy; J. Geils concert, Soccer ; Hock. 1,2,3; Soc. 3,4; Prom Comn; Rally 1,2,3,4; FAC 3,4. 70 NELSON Paul Richard; 259 Wales; Nelly; Ftbll 1,3,4. NELSON Teresa Ann; 99 Bedford; Teri; Math 1; Eco 2,3; FTA 3,4; Intra 1,2; Tutoring 3,4. NICHOLS Patricia L.; 35 Lauds Crt.; Patty; ' 'when we won the trophy from the sr. class and then won it again our sr. year11; Intr 1,2; Track 2; Tutoring 3,4; ACSF 1,2,3,4. NICKERSON JoAnne D.; 114 Randolph; Jo; ' 'when Mr. Lewis' student teacher came to this school- -she is so nice ; Track 2 N1SBY Diane M.; 54 Hancock; Niz; ' 'being Gold Wonder in the Rockland rally''; Track 3,4; Rally 2,3,4; Prom Com. NISBYMaryF.; 329 Rockland; Niz; the morning before the rally ; F. Hock. 1,2,3,4; S.C. 1,2,3; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4. NOONE, Cynthia Marie; 85 Warren; Cindy; weekends ; Tennis 1,2,3,4; F. Hock. 1,2,3; Rally 1,2,3,4; Prom Com.; N.H.S. 3,4; Fr. Cir. 1,2,3,4; Health 2,3,4; Vars. 2,3; Exec. Com. 3,4. NORLING Wayne Joseph; 811 Washington; Wayno; ' 'meeting a lot of new friends ; Soc 1; Track 4 NUGENT Michael Fred; 286 Spruce; Nuge; ' 'when we were freshman and we were 0-12 and we won our first foot- ball game against W-H ; Soc. 2,3,4; Bskbll 1,2; Bsbll 1,3; Ftbll 1. O'LEARY Deborah; 354 High; Zed; Bskbll 2. OLSON Douglas Philip; 32 Brookfield Rd.; Doug; ' 'can't remember''; Tennis 1,2,3. O'CONNOR Judith Theresa; 78 Linwood; Jude; ' 'when we won the trophy two years in a row.'' O'NEIL Karen M.; 56 Bay State Cir.; Ko; ' 'freshman year, leaving school and going to the beach with the sen- iors .'' ORD Alice; 808 Plymouth; Al; I've enjoyed working in the cafe for four years''; Chorus 2. OSBORNE Bonnie Rose; 81 Isabelle; going to Sadie's for my birthday ; Math Team 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4. PACKARD Cynthia Jane; 470 Adams; Cyndy; Cherry Blossom Parade ; Eco. 1; F. Hock. 1; Exec. Com.; Drill 2,3,4; Health 2,3; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4; S.C. 3,4; ACSF; Yrbk (sec-ed). PERRY Daniel; 502 Washington; Dan; the first time 1 played soccer ; Soc. 3,4; Track 2,3,4. PETERSON Judith; 47 Brockton Ave.; Judy. PETERSON Robert Michael; 18 Washington; Mike; Representing Abington at the State House ; Ftbll 1; Track 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Stagehand 1,2,3,4; Yrbk (sports-ed); New 4 (ed); Fr. Cir. 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Stdnt. Gov. Day Delegate 3; Hmrm Rep. 4; Stdnt. Adv. Council 4. P1AZZ1 Joanne; 105 Loganberry Dr.; Joney Pizza; uz ; Track 1; Drill 2,3,4; Fr. Cir. 4; FTA 4; Tutoring 2,3,4; Rally 3,4. PITTS, Michele Ann; 123 North Ave.; Meme. POLITO Richard W.; 221 Isabelle; Poe; winning the W-H Football game ; Bsbll 1; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4; Ftbll 1,2,3,4 (Capt.); Pres. 2; V.P. 4. POMER1EAU Linda Marie; 55 Niles; ' 'partying before during and after school''; LaBaron Hairdressing School. RAYMOND Laura Jean; 380 Hancock; ' 'never had a good time.'' RE1DY Deborah Ann; 178 Walnut; Debbie. RE1DY Maureen P.; 121 Spruce; Moe; ' 'the senior skit at the Rockland rally; in our jr. year when we took the sr. trophy ; Health 1,2,3 (treas.), 4 (V.P.); Fr. Cir. 3,4; Stdnt. Adv. Com. 2; Rally 3; Prom Com. REIN Vivian; 51 Davis; Viv; March 15th dance; Sept. 19, '75 and Sept. 17, '76; Rallies and Washington '77 ; Math 1 (tres.); S.C. l,4(sec.); Sftbll 2,3; Fr. Cir. 2,3,4; Drill 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Sch. Com. 2; Prom Com.; Exec. Com.; Stdnt Fac. Adv. lorn. 1,2; Rally Com. 1,2,3,4. REYNOLDS Charles Edward; 1142 Bedford; Chuck, Chow-Chow; ' 'my four weeks at R.P.I. during the summer of 1976 ; Track 1,2,3,4; Math Team 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Fr. Cir. 3,4. 71 RIORDAN Jeanne Beth; 209 Green; Leroy; Cheer 1,2,34; Tennis 1,2; Exec. Com. 3,4; Prom Com.; Rally 1.2.3.4. RIZZO Thomas; 15 Jamieson; Rizz; winning Silver City tournament ; Soc. 2,3,4; Hock. 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. ROGERS Debra Ann 100 Vineyard Rd.; Debbie; F. Hock. 1; Intra 2; Eco. 3; Fr. Cir. 2,3,4; Rally 2,3,4; Class Play. ROWE James William; 18 Crossley; Jim; W-H rally, state golf tourney ; Soc. 3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4. ROWE Kevin J.; 40 Bay State Circle. ROWLEY Kathy Lynn; 70 Loganberry Dr.; Kathy; Math 1; Fr. Cir. 3; Health 4; Prom Com. RUZYCK1 Daniel John; 120 Glen; Slick; the trip to Hawaii ; Ftbll 1,3,4; Soc 2; Track 2,3,4. SANDERSON Craig G.; 270 Summit Rd.; Sandy; J. Geils concert'1; Bskbll 1,2; Golf 1,2; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4; Fr. Cir. 4; FAC 3,4. SANNA Jean Marie; 902 Washington; Mouth; 1 'when the sr. won the trophy twice in a row''; Sftbll 1,2; Prom Com.; Rallies 1,2,3,4. SAULENAS Amanda Mary; 83 Spruce; Manda; the afternoon in the carwash ; Health 1,2,3,4; Math 1; Eco. 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Drill 2,3,4; Yrbk; Exec. Com. 3,4; Bskbll Intra 1,2,3,4; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4. SCHLUB Dawn Anne; 60 Oakland Cir.; moving here, making friends, involved with the Foreign Exchange-Pro - gram ; Lib. 2; Math Team 3; Intra 3; Eco 3; News 2,3,4 (co-ed); N.H.S. 3,4; Bskbll statistician 3,4; Span- ish 4. SE1TS1NGER Sandra Lee; 83 Green; Sandy; ' 'football games, and winning the trophy two years in a row''; Math 1,2; FutSec. 2,4 (sec.); Track 2; Bskbll Intra 2; Prom. Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4. SIEBUM Maria Catharina Gesiena; 152 Central; ' 'the help that the students gave to me when I came here''; Eco.; Fr. Cir.; Spanish. SIMPSON Steven F.; 104 Ekstrom Cir. ; Stem; ' 'just being a member of the class of '77. SHARP John Christopher; 49 Pearl; Sharpie; ' 'Singing the ROCKY song when we were sophomores''; Track 1.2.3.4. SLON1NA Bruce Alexander; 300 Spruce; Beyank; 5th period study ; Hock 1,2,3,4. SMITH Daniel R.; 21 Olson Street. SMITH Jimmy; 140 Birch; Smitty; ' 'winning the two rallies''; Bsbll 3,4. SOPER Susan Hope; 332 Hancock; Sue; ' 'the day I graduate, if 1 do ; Chorus 2,3,4; Musical 3,4. SPRAGUE Peter; 24 Belmont; Duck; ' 'the dance where Maze played.'' STANKIEW1CZ Michael William; 31 Lantern Ln.; Mike; ' 'working on the yearbook''; Ftbll 1; Bskbll 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Tutor 3; N.H.S. 3,4(V.P.); Band 1,2; Math Team 3,4; Fr. Cir. 4; Yrbk(ed). STEN Thomas E.; 1430 Bedford; meeting up with Denise ; Bsbll 1,2,3,4. STONE Miranda; 39 Birch; Randa; Hawaii : Band 1,2,3,4; Math 1,2. STONE Todd A.; 241 Summit Rd.; Stoney; Bsbll 1,2; Tennis 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Soc 3,4; Bskbll 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Prom. Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4; Fr. Cir. 3,4. SULLIVAN Joseph M.; 43 West; Joe; going to Hawaii with the band ; FTA 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Eco. 1; Musical 3,4. TAYLOR Mark Kenneth; 466 Adams; Band 1,2,3,4. TAYLOR Walter M.; 23 Orange; Wally; Ftbll 3,4. THORBAHN John Rehm 111; 99 Ashland; Jaws, Hook; Ftbll 3,4; Bsbll 1,2,3; Bskbll 1,2,3,4; Rally 1,2,3,4; Prom Com. 72 TOWNSON Charlene Marie; 186 Chapel; Chari; ' 'rallies, ftbll and bskbll games, and wanning the trophy twice ; Rally 3; Band 1; Intra. 2. TRACY John W. Jr.; 30 Thaxter Ave.; Dick; meeting Debbie ; Hock 1; Intra 1,2; Yrbk 4; Prom Com.; Rally 3. TREFETHEN Glenn; 435 Lincoln Street. VASSEL1AN Mark; 545 Adams Street, VITALE Kevin; 33 Taylor; Kev; coming to AHS from Spellman ; Ftbll 3,4; Bsbll 2; Prom Com.; Rally 3,4. WAGER Lisa Anne; 149 Hancock; Lee; ' 'winning the trophy''; Home-ec 3; Fut Sec. 4; Sr. class play; musical play 4; rally 3,4. WALES Nancy Ann; 366 Washington; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Eco 2,3,4; Rally 1,2,3,4; Prom Com. WALLACE Steven; 62 Olson; Wally; ' 'parties in the blue room.'' WARD Brian; 11 Green Street. WARNER John; 101 Highland Rd.; ' 'parties in the room, parking lot, and the path''; Soc 2; Hock 2. WARREN Bonnie A.; 238 Adams; ' 'rally and prom committee meetings''; F. Hock 2; Bskbll 2; Sftbl 1,2; Rally 1,2,3,4; Rep. 3,4; Prom Com.; Photo 4; Bskbll mgr. 1; Yrbk. WECKBACHER Christine Marie; 191 Randolph; Chris. WELCH Edward R. ; 407 North Ave; Welcha. WEST Nancy Teresa; 60 Richard Rd.; Nance; Quebec ; Fr. Cir. 1,2,3,4; News 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Lib. 1,2,3,4. WHALEN Jean M.; 150 Vineyard Rd.; Jean; Track 2,4; Fut. Sec. 2,3,4; Prom Com.; Yrbk.; Rally 1,2,3,4. WHALEN Thomas F.; Wales; Tommy; ' 'the parties after the prom''; Ftbll 1,2,3,4; Bskbll 1,2; Bsbll 1; Tennis 3,4; Pres. 1; Intra 2. WHITENACK Elizabeth; 24 Constitution Ave. WILSON Karen; 133 Summit Rd.; Willie; trying to put the puzzle together in Spanish ; Eco. 1; N.H.S. 3,4; Yrbk(ed); Health 2,3; Mathl; Prom Com.; Rally 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Exec. Com. 4. WING Richard L. 102 Walnut; Wingo; Edgar; Ftbll 1,4; Bskbll 1,2,3,4; Bsbll 1,4; Rally 1,2,3,4; Prom Com.; FAC; making all-scholastic. WOLFE Kathleen A.; 163 Birch; Wolfie; ' 'the morning before the Rockland rally''; F. Hock. 1,2,3,4; Bskbll 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Prom Com.; Yrbk; Vars 3,4; Intra. 1,2,3,4. YOUNG Candace Lynne; 94 Walnut; Candy; Quebec ; Fr. Cir. 2,3,4; News 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4: Lib. 2,3,4. CLASS WILL 1. We leave Mr. D. Campbell an oil can and spare transistors for his bionic jaw and hand. 2. We leave Chuck Reynolds encyclopedias to proof-read in his spare time. 3. We leave a hope and a prayer that there is no dry spell like last summer. 4. We thank Mr. Byron for helping us to realize that we, too, are im-POT-tant, significant others. 5. We leave with Diane; even though she was never here. 6. Sue leaves thanks to Mark for getting her little brother drunk at her cookout. 7. We leave our Duxbury Beach Party unattended. 8. We leave the football team better than last year; with best wishes for next year. 9. We leave the Golden Glove Award to Tammy and Diana. 10. We leave Mrs. Reilly extra file cabinets for all her study guides. 11. The varsity cheerleaders leave thanks to Mrs. Phillips for all her help. 12. We leave Our SPIRIT trophy available, even if no one else deserves it. 13. We leave Miss MacDonald a mood ring for her many changing moods. 14. We leave Mr. Kingdon as one of the few shop teachers to last more than one year. 15. We leave Karen H. , Debbie C., and Moe R., discussing the latest in Vogue. 16. We leave Denise and Tom best wishes, and hope that we all get invitations. 17. We leave Mr. Divoll an academy award for his performance of Hamlet. 18. We leave, remembering Prom Committee meetings with multi-colored hands; assembly lines; asking Is this right? ; and finding wires in our carpets for months afterwards. 19. We leave still trying to sell all our Reese's Cups. 20. We leave Debbie somewhere.. .with someone.. .in Quebec. 21. We leave Chuck LoGiudice with a never-ending supply of red socks. 22. We leave Katie a blind date with Stevie Wonder. 23. We leave Jean Whalen a Hi, how are you and 2,465 packs of gum to replace all the ones she has given us. 24. We leave all our coats, gum, lollipops, and brushes to Mrs. Reardon. 25. We leave Mr. Garris a free lesson on How to Smile. 26. We leave Candy and Nancy an all-expenses paid trip to the Boston Public Library. 27. We leave Mr. Stanton another Pele for his soccer team. 28. We leave Christa, Mike, and Karen saying, Oh, the deadline was yesterday? 29. We leave still planning our sophomore and junior class outings. 30. We leave our prom with tears in our eyes, while the punch went down the drain. 31. We leave Sue Hayes leaving a little earlier than the rest of us. 32. We leave still waiting for J. Geils. 33. We leave Abington High well-publicized. 34. We leave the platform, the Frolio, the sewerbeds, Loganberry, the oil tanks, Park Ave, Chestnut St. , and be- hind the police station as disaster areas. 35. We leave Frate, Janice, Jeannie, Bobby, and Mrs. Powers some spinach, so they can grow Up to be big and strong. 36. We leave Bonnie the Photographer of the Year award. 37. We leave Mr. Kelliher a coat. 38. We leave Poe , Nelly , and Caba a Shick Trac II razor. 74 39. We leave the mad dog dead, and half the town taking credit for shooting it. 40. We leave Mr. Murray still not knowing the words to the fourth stanza, while Mr. Paster makes up some of his own. 41. We leave Mr. Gervais thanks for making us the drivers we are today. 42. We leave Alynne, never again mounting the top of the pyramid. 43. We leave thanks to Audrey for letting us destroy her house. 44. We leave a certain few boys in the paddy wagon and a certain few girls in the cruiser and many thanks to Mr. Bowden from all of us. 45. We leave with many happy memories of our Thanksgiving rally. 46. We leave our scabies to the underclassmen, with hopes that they'll pass them on to future generations. 47. We leave Roz as a true American. 48. We leave Wolfie some polish for her field hockey stick. 49. The band and drill team leave Laurie some cotton to muffle her whistle. 50. We leave the days of streaking, saddle shoes, and puka shells behind us. 51. We leave Craig Gurney finally getting whipped. 52. We leave the Board of Health with something to do, other than picking on A.H. S. 53. We leave Mose, Chuck, John, and Bob high on the roof of Camp Clark Rifle Range. 54. We leave other classmen going to our prom party. 55. We leave hoping the reception is better than the prom. 56. We remember Park Ave; before, after, and during school. 57. We leave with red eyes.. .from colds and allergies, of course. 58. We leave not knowing whether Jocks are Freaks or Freaks are Jocks. 59. We leave Jacqui Fay a pair of matching socks. 60. We leave with co-ed gym classes, but regretting no co-ed locker rooms. 61. We leave Rory and A1 as friends of the class forever. 62. We leave the Freshmen paint remover and a dictionary for the wall outside the gym 63. We thank Mr. Woods for helping to hang the Seniors Welcome You sign at 6 A.M. 64. We leave Mr. Robinson giving one B, and many C's, D's, and E's. 65. The senior girls leave Peter Stone, Mr. McGrath, and Mr. Kent with tears in their eyes and pains in their hearts. 66. We leave thanks to Kim for writing a poem to last year's class and not writing one this year. 67. We leave as the first class ever to elect a female president. 68. We leave flicking our Bics during the Grand March. 69. We leave Jan saying, No, I'm not related to Mr. Murray. 70. We thank Mrs. Rennie for helping us with our S. A. T. 's. 71. We leave Abington with a Boston Common of its own. 72. We leave Mr. S. Smith and the Student Council a little richer from the quarters that the coke machine stole. 73. Deb, Karen, Donna, and Jeannie leave Peter Umbrianna in Mrs. Millet's math class thinking he's the cat's meow. 74. We leave Burger Time going out of business—maybe. 75. We leave Wally hanging from the rafters before the prom. 76. We leave the underclassmen, especially the juniors, much luck forever. 77. Finally, we leave Abington High with fond memories and thanks to all the faculty for making these past four years an unforgettable time of our lives. 75 SUPERLATIVES BIGGEST MOUTH: John Thorbahn, Debbie Corriveau FRIENDLIEST: Jean Whalen, Peter Moseley SHYEST: Kathy Casey, Steve Mclver BEST LOOKING: Lynda Fuoco, Chuck LoGuidice MOST MISCHIEVOUS: Mike Mackiewicz, Susan Hayes CUTEST: Janice Dempsey, Mark Fratus BIGGEST BROWNIES: Audrey Damon, John Thorbahn MOST WHIPPED: Karen Doughty Steve May MOST INTELLECTUAL: Bonnie Osborne, Chuck Reynolds 76 MOST MASC. GFEM.: Denise Marrier, Paul Nelson BEST-ALL-AROUND: Chuck LoGiudice, Donna Cutler MOST CONSIDERATE: Jean Whalen, Wally Taylor MOST RESPECTED: Roz Barry, John Greene, David Briggs MOST ARGUMENTATIVE: Audrey Damon, Mark Arsenault BEST BODY: Jan Murray, Dan Maul BEST COUPLE: Tom Sten, CLASS CLOWNS: Katie Booth- BEST DRESSED: Debbie Denise Marrier by, Mike Mackiewicz Caruso, Danny Maul 77 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Alynne Gilmartin, Mark Arsenault CLASS FLIRTS: Jeanne Riordan, Rick Wing BEST LEADERS: Sue Cashman; , John Greene BEST ATHLETES: Donna Marrier, Neil Caldeira MOST ARTISTIC: Bonnie Osborne, Greg Magnussen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Roz Barry, Chuck MOST POPULAR: Donna Reynolds Cutler, Rick Polito 78 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN OFFICERS Juniors: President, Steve Madden; Vice President, Sara Mackiewicz; Secretary, Cathy Robertson; Treasurer, Katie Lombardi. 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CUTLER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC your independent Insurance I agent, W SERVES YOU FIRST V AUTO - HOME - MARINE LIFE - HEALTH - FIRE BONDS 550 WASHINGTON ST. Abington, Ma. VIN AND EDDIE'S ITALIAN CUISINE AND SEAFOOD Bedford St. North Abington GOOD LUCK FROM OWENS NEWS 194 North Ave. North Abington Mass. ’A VERY SUCCESSFUL FUTURE IS OUR WISH FOR THE CLASS OF 77 ERICKSONS NEWS Roger and Connie MacPhelemy 562 WASHINGTON ST. ABINGTON CENTER THE AIGER CORPORATION 477 WASHINGTON ST. ABINGTON MASS. BUSH'S MKT. North Avenue Abington CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '77 52 5S12 114 CAPE COD LUMBER CO., INC. windows, doors, hardware building material 403 Bedford St. Abington, Mass. Mabel Compliments of MATHESON INSURANCE AGENCY Route 123 526 Washington St. Tel. 878-0088 OPEN Monday thru Saturday 6 A. M. - 6 P. M. MARTIN'S HOME BAKERY AND LUNCHEONETTE GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1977 205 North Ave. N. Abington aaaaaaaaaaaaaa CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 NICKERSON'S APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE Rt. 139 Abington 878-1896 PROMPT SERVICE ItCJI Whirlpool SERVING ABINGTON FOR OVER A QUARTER CENTURY QUEALY FUNERAL HOME Robert W., Gertrude M., Quealy and William R. Quealy, directors 116 Adams St. Tel. 878-2112 Non-Sectarian HOMETOWN INDEPENDENT BANKING ABiMTon nononm. both LINCOLN BOULEVARD ABINGTON, MASS. 02351 Member FDIC YOUR FILL SERVICE BANK DAMON PONTIAC AND TRAILER 117 laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae MISTER DONUT 259 Brockton Ave. Abington 871-2515 FARMER'S BUTCHER SHOP Quality and Service is our Business 1501 Bedford St. Abington, Ma. 878-2067 337-8363 GOOD LUCK ABINGTON VALCLENE 564 Washington St. Abington Centre Best Wishes from Staff and residents of COLONY HOUSE HEALTH CARE 277 Washington St. Abington Ma. 971-0200 Best Wishes from THE ALAMO INC. 479 Bedford St. Abington CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1977 from THE ABINGTON LIONS CLUB saaaaaa 118 THE SUBMARINE GALLEY for the best sandwiches and service Rt. 18 and 123 Abington 878-9855 A FAMILY PUB Rt. 18 North Abington, Mass. 878-9625 Rt. 3 A Kingston, Mass. Compliments of: MITCHELL FOODS INC. 121-123 Randolph St. Rt. 123 Abington, Mass. OLD TOWN LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS, INC. 75 Dale Street, Abington Mass. 878-2268 Complete Landscaping Service. Compliments of: BEMIS DRUG corner of North Avenue and Brighton Street BOB ROGER'S AUTO SALES Home of Exceptional Autos, also Sales and Service on the CIMATTI MOPEDS 5 Franklin Street Route 27 Whitman, MA. 02382 447-0123 THE PUBLIC LIBRARIES OF ABINGTON Extend Congratulations to the CLASS of 1977 And Invite You To Make Use Of Our Services Burton L. Wales Public Library Abington Centre Public Library TRUFANT AMERICAN RENTALL REAL ESTATE CENTERS, INC. INC. 446 Bedford St., Rte. 18 878-7624 Your Home Office If you need it, rent it! Since 1954 Tools and Equipment for 211 Brockton Avenue the Industrial Contractor Abington, Mass. and 878-2478 Homeowner 120 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1977 from HENRIKSON'S DAIRY INC. QUALITY DAIRY and FOOD PRODUCTS 683 Hancock St. Abington, Mass 02351 878-1232 337-1812 ! th 121 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaas GOWELL'S JEWELRY GIFTS watch repairing and diamond setting 878-2377 202 North Ave. North Abington FARMER'S MARKET PRODUCE HOUSE Sam Casiello, Pres. 1501 Bedford St. N. Abington, MA 02351 337-5349 Columbia Road Rt. 53, Hanover, MA 331-3269 826-6573 JENKINS AND SIMMONS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 678 Adams St. N. Abington, Mass. TIMBER LANES 460 Bedford St. Abington MA 02351 Compliments of THE SHEILING RESTAURANT 222 North Ave. No. Abington, MA 878-9741 123 aaaaaaaaaaaaaas; LITTLEFIELD WYMAN, INC. f 227 Centre Avenue Abington, MA Tel. 878-1800 V SINCE 1894 itlLfield- Wy 9rtc. “Suppliers for All Your Indoor and Outdoor Gardening Needs” man aaaaaaaaaaaaaaai; Compliments of: J.H. SLATTERY INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 513 Washington St. Abington Best wishes and Congratulations to the class of 1977 from the students at NEW ENGLAND DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Boston, Mass. Best Wishes from GRIFFIN'S DAIRY INC. 326 Plymouth Street asaaaassBaBE il aaaaaaaa PANCAKE KING “Anytime is Pancake Time 826-4200 Columbia Rd. Hanover (Rte. 53 Between Exp. 139) JiyriJi faopwtr vs jin-nit Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 i i NORTH ABINGTON CO-OPERATIVE BANK 6 Harrison Ave. North Abington 878-0045 jaaaaaaaaaaaaa 127 We at Miller Studio are pleased to dedi- cate this page to the Advisor Mr. Stanton, the yearbook staff, to the principal, the faculty and office staff as well as all the Students of Abington High who have made this an enjoyable year for all of us. MILLER STUDIO Quincy, Ma. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai 128 Congratulations To The Class of 1977 from THE MEMBERS OF THE 187TH INFANTRY BRIGADE AND THE 187TH SUPPORT BATTALLION Brigade, the 187th Support Battalion, located training, and pay if you qualify in: Combat Engineers Transportation Mechanics, Deisel, Automotive Your local unit of the 187th Infantry in Hingham, MA., offers challenge, Radio Telephone Repair Administration Weapons Repair Supply For more information on the Hingham, 749-6214 Brockton, 584-2858 Boston, 542-6000, Ext. 140 ROCKLAND MUSIC STORE 327 Union Street, Rockland, MA.; 02370 A FRIEND Records, Sheet Music, Guitars 8 Track Tapes Cassettes, Instrument Accessories JOSEPH KELLIHER TRUCKING AND OIL CO. Congratulations to the Class of '77 from BURKES PHARMACY 76 East Street No. Abington Union Square Rockland Tel. 878-0930 When your oil is low call Joe! Safe Comfort Your Prescription Store PANCAKE KING Anytime is Pancake Time' 826-4200 Columbia Rd., Hanover (Rt. 53 between exp. 139) uo Best wishes from: GATE'S MARKET 506 Washington Street Abington, Rt. 123 871-3363 CAVICCHI'S SUPER MKT. Rt. 18, Abington 132 ROBERTS INVESTMENT CO. INC. Leader in snack and coffee services throughout New England'' Best Wishes from: RUSSELL W. LANE REALTOR STUART J. LANE REALTOR Member Multiple Listing Services 544 Bedford St. (Rt. 18) Abington, Mass. Compliments of: KAY PRINTING CO. 45 Bates St. North Abington, Mass. 02351 133 COMPLIMENTS OF: Robert W. North North Ave. Abington 878-2300 Eugene H. Wozmak John R. Young 469 Washington St. Abington 878-2190 John B. Reilly 515 Washington St. Abington 878-2558 DOCTORS George Whiting Washington St. Abington 878-1926 DENTISTS Roland T. Phillips, Jr. 131 North Ave. Abington 878-0206 R. E. Murray 12 Lincoln Blvd. Abington 878-2047 LAWYERS Robert J. Cotter 294 Union Street Rockland 878-7111 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Gerald F. Corcoran A. Friend Mrs. Diane Marks Mr. Mrs. Edmund Stankiewicz The Minnehan Family Mr. Mrs. John R. Ruzycki Mr. Mrs. John A. Murray James E. McGrath Mr. Mrs. Richard S. McKenna Sr. Mr. Mrs. James R. Barry Mr. Mrs. Joseph Piazzi Mr. Mrs. Kenneth A. Taylor Mr. Mrs. RoyM. Seitsinger Mr. Mrs. Rene Boulay Mrs. John P. Murray Mr. Mrs. William J. Hickey Mr. Mrs. D. Donovan Uz Guys Mr. Mrs. Norman Arsenault Mr. Mrs. Federick T. Wilson Jr. Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Wales Mr. Mrs. Paul J. Stanton Mr. Mrs. Arthur Whalen Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Melanson Mr. McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Orville Gilbert Art Dept. Mr. Mrs. Stephen Di Pietro Miss Sheila Murphy Mr. Mrs. Paul Smith Mr. Mrs. Howard G. Beane Jr. Betty S. Reardon Mr. Mrs. Walter Sawatzky Mr. Mrs. F. Broomfield Paul Nelson Sharon Dwyer Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Nichols Jr. Mrs. Lillian Johnstone Dr. Mrs. Roland T. Phillips, Jr. Deborah Kingsbury Mr. Mrs. T. Celestino Mr. Arthur Gervais Mrs. Jean DeLuca Mr. Mrs. David D. Campbell Mr. Mrs. Robert G. Louis T. Sansone Frank Doherty nJTU 8 136 PATRONS Joseph Nancy Powers Mr. Mrs. Thomas M. Divoll The Robinson Family Mr. Mrs. Ronald J. O'Donnell Mr. Mrs. Michael Gregory Ann Packard Mr. Mrs. John R. Thorbahn Family Mr. Mrs. W. Edward Fafard Mr. Mrs. W. W. Cannon Family Mr. Mrs. Raymond Corriveau Mr. Mrs. Stanley Smith Carl R. Nash Mr. Mrs. Donald A. Leonard Mr. Mrs. William Hart Mr. Mrs. Donald Stone Le Cercle Francais Mr. Mrs. Robert F. Duerden Mrs. Henry Rosen Mr. Mrs. George Cashman Edna Tracey Mr. Mrs. William Everett Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Maguire Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Short Mr. Mrs. Oliver N. Millet Mr. Mrs. Paul Smith The Junior Class Officers Michael Peterson Mr. Halet Mr. Garris Mr. Mrs. Richard Marquis Miss Lucy A. DeYoung Mr. Mrs. Kenneth MacPherson Mr. Mrs. Paul Byron Mr. Mrs. Edward Currant Miss DeCilio Mr. Mrs. Wayne Albion Mr. Mrs. Thomas H. Dempsey, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Ramon Marquardt Mr. Mrs. Gordon Sanderson Mr. Mrs. Robert Sanna Phil Johnny West Mr. Mrs. Raymond J. Adams Mr. Mrs. George Stone Mr. Mrs. James W. Wells Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Schlub Mr. Mrs. Daniel Mantsch 138 139 I Each moment of the year has its own beauty... a picture which was never seen before and which shall never be seen again. -Ralph Waldo Emerson I ,( •