Abington High School - Abhis Yearbook (Abington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1979 volume:

The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 With freedom to choose and freedom to live, every moment of each passing day, may we live with love and all that life gives. Keep our chins up and not lose our way. Sheila Johnson We know now it's time for us to grow older, you can feel it in your heart. It's now time for our world to turn colder, and build the future our way from the start. The hours fly by and leave only a trace, of another day which has come to a close . The years go by in their usual grace. The foundation of life still grows. , - ! 3 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 1 suppose that I should wish you success. Instead, 1 would much rather wish you something that is harder to achieve - meaning in your life. Meaning is not something that comes to us in a haphazard manner. It is something that you build into your life. It is made up of your past, shared experiences, affections and loyalties, and your own talent. Meaning combines the things you believe in and the values for which you are willing to sacrifice. The ingredients are there. You are the only one who can put them together into that unique pattern that will be your life. Let it be a life that has dignity and meaning for you. Mr. Paul E. Byron Principal 4 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Mr. Paster - We will always remember you for all your friendship and support throughout our years at A.H.S. Although some of us have been trouble to you in the past, we all wish you the best of luck in the future. Mrs. Beaton and Mrs. Powers - We would like to thank you for your limitless energy and enthusi- asm during these, our last years at A.H.S. From the Prom to Gradu- ation , your help enabled us to make our final years successful. 5 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 We the editors of the 1979 Green Wave present you with this journal in hopes that it will bring to mind, now and in future years, some of the more memorable times during our years at A.H.S. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Stanton for all his advice and support. We would also like to thank all the staffs and their editors for their help in putting this book together. We would like to wish each member of the senior class all the success and happiness that they deserve. Good Luck; Jane Cotter Elaine Stankiewicz Laurie Neville 6 TTi Abin oi igM5choo reei Wav( 79 Staffs 7 Literary editors - Karen Dowling and Ellen Jahnke Faculty And Administration The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Superintendent: Mr. Chester Millett Director of Pupil Personnel Services: Mr. Joseph Potoczak _J L Principal: Mr. Paul Byron Assistant Principal: Mr. Walter Paster Athletic Director Mr. Don Tobin 10 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Mr. DiPietro Miss Crooks, Dept. Head Mr. McMann Mr. Porter ■ ttSTT Mrs. Millett Dept Head Mrs. Johnstone Mr. Farrington Mr. Mayer Miss McDonald 12 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Mr. P. Smith Mr. Drake Mrs. Reardon Mr. McGrath Mr. Hart Mrs. Freedman Mrs. Wight 13 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Mrs. Boulay Mr. R. Campbell Ms. Maclsaac Miss Murphy Dept. Head Mrs. Rosen, Dept. Head Mr. Louis Miss Kane Mrs. Short Mr. Broomfield The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Mrs. Powers Mr. Gervais Mr. Aubuchon Mr. Gallagher Mr. Stone Mr. Sansone Mr. Hottleman Mr. Nash The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 16 Seniors The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 In the fall of '75, we the class of 1979 entered Abington High School for the very first time. As freshmen we began a search for ourselves. To guide us through this trying year we elected as our class officers Tom, Ruth, Patty, and John, We started the year off at- tempting to show our spirit and enthusiasm by decorating the halls Stumbling into our sophomore year we had gained a considerable amount of confidence, while, at the same time, we moved closer to our goal of becoming upper- classmen . Raising money was the top priority on our agenda. To help us accomplish this, we elected Tom, Cathy, Betsey, and John. One of our most successful projects was a car wash held at Burgertime. Our efforts were duly Freshmen and the gym for our first rally. As the days progressed we had our share of excitement; fire drills, bomb scares, and a walk-out over scabies. Just before Christmas we ordered our class jackets. Unfor- tunately we received them in the spring when it was too hot to wear them. We managed to survive the continual hazing by the upper- Sophomores rewarded as the treasury began to grow. By Thanksgiving we had or- dered our class rings. Finally we belonged, and were a definite part of Abington High. The school gained recognition when the band placed first in the Cherry Blossom Parade, and, suddenly, we were celebrities. Our sophomore year was not all peaceful however. In mid-January frequent fights broke out between the so-called Class classmen and even had some fun of our own at the dances or by just partying on the weekends. By the end of our freshman year we were beginning to discover who we were. But the year was passing quickly; soon we would be sopho- mores stepping up to the second floor. 1 'Jocks'' and ' 'Freaks.'' Luckily most of the issues were soon re - solved and peace was restored. In the spring came baseball and track, with the girls' track team undefeated and becoming league champs for the first time. All too soon the year ended, and we ea- gerly prepared to make the big move up to the third floor; upper- classmen at last! The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 History Junior year was the beginning of the end of our high school years. Part of the ' 'upper crust'', we began the year with a new admin- istration headed by Mr. Byron, and new class officers headed by Cathy and Terry, joined by (who else?) Betsey and John. Our ex- citement at being upperclassmen and our visions of a carefree year were short-lived as ' 'Lord'' Byron quickly showed that he intended to As seniors we became the ruling class, commanding the respect of the underclassmen. We selected as class officers for this, our final year, Cathy, John, Betsey, and Kevin. The year began as a promising one with the varsity football team defeating both Rockland and Hanover. Soon we received our senior class pictures which caused us to realize what Juniors rule with a dominant hand, Our class settled down somewhat as we worked together at the Christmas Bazaar and paid our dues to help raise money for the prom. As prom time grew near we debated over the theme but when the votes came in we had chosen ' 'Stairway to Heaven''. On May 12th we all flocked to Ridders following the Grand March and by the end of the night Debbie Edgren had been se- Seniors little time was actually left of our years at Abington High. As repre- sentatives of our class we chose Janet Lambert as Miss Abington and Maryann Majenski as Miss D.A.R. Most of our senior year was spent filling out applications, forms, visiting guidance , trying to decide in what direction our lives were headed. Any spare time was devoted to the preparation of the lected to reign as Prom Queen. Our weekend had just begun as parties at Danny's, the beach, and Mary Lou's were yet to come. With the thrill of the prom gone, we had only to look forward to the prestige and power we would in- herit from the graduating seniors. With this in mind we left school for the summer longing for the day when we would return as seniors. yearbook or planning the senior reception. Our graduation, rapidly approacing, will mark the end of a decade. The 80's wdll be a changing and challenging time for us, the class of '79. But we will always reserve a special place in our hearts for the teachers and friends who can never be replaced and the experiences we shared that will never be forgotten. 19 Anne Marie Affleck David M. Aikens Debbie Allan Ann Marie Affleck - 65 Block Street - 1 'Annie'' - Ambition: To be Mrs. Michael Crosby and live happily ever after. - Yrbk. Staff; Girl's Rm. Staff David M. Aikens - 397 Washington St. - Remembered for: To be the designer of the Aiken's Flexible Num- ber System. - Math Clb. 2 - Math Team 2,3,4 - Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4 - Bosch f I.omb Award 4 Debbie Allan - 167 Wyman Road - Math Clb. 1,2 - Cheerleading 2 - Rally Comm. 1,2,3 Jr. Exec. 3 - Intra. 1 - Yrbk. Staff Rosemary S. Amadeo - 39 Summit Rd. Marylou Andrews - 80 Walnut St. - Remembered for: Freshman year parties in the Girls Room. - Bsktbll. 1 Cathy Ann Angeley - 807 Hancock St. - Cat - Ambition: To live happily ever after. Fid. Hcky. 2 - Track 2,3,4 - Winter Track 4 - ASCF Drive 3 - Dr. Tm. 4 i Rosemary S. Amadeo Marylou Andrews Cathy Ann Angeley 20 Donna Marie Aprile Belinda Artz Richard Azzara Donna Marie Aprile - 23 Karen Lane D.A., D.A., D.A., Ambition: To become rich and live in the ghetto! Belinda Artz - 66 Vineyard Rd. Richard Azzara - 25 Wyman Rd. Soc. 1, Bsbll 1,2, Bsktbll 1. Steven J. Azzara - 25 Wyman Rd. Track 1-4, Bsktbll 3, Band 3, Ftbll 2, Chor. 3. Susan L. Baines - 100 Ashland St. ' 'Sue Rally Comm. 2-4, Drill Tm. 2-4, Musical 2,4, Ad. Staff (Yrbk) Ed. 4, Chor 4, Sen Class Play 4, Drama Clb, 4, Track 4, Sftbll 3. ' 'Hag Situation'' Jayne Marie Baker - 23 Jefferson St. Baked Chor. 1,2,4, Ecol. Clb. 2-4, Amb; To be Famous Steven J. Azzara Susan Baines Jayne Marie Baker 21 Jr' Cathleen Beaton Cathleen Beaton - 308 Linwood St. Cath ; Amb. to reach 5'1 - Activities: softball.1; mth. cl. 1,2; ASCF 1,2,3; Stud. Coun 1,2,3 V.P. 4; Chrldr. JV 1,2; V 3,4; Ral. Com. 1,2,3,4; Prom Com. 1,3; Class of VP2; Class Of P 3,4; Eva. Comm. 3; Sch. Comm. 4. Thomas Bethoney - 326 High St., Greek , Fav. Saying Happnen soc. 1,2,3,4; hcky. 1,2; Prom Comm.; Ral. Comm. 1,2,3,4. Peter E. Blake Jr - 247 Wales St., 1 'Peter'', Amb. To Become an Electrical Engineer, Fav. Saying ' 'Excellent'', soc.; Ecol. Clb. Sandra L. Blake - 1247 Washington St., Sandy , Amb. Systems Analyst, Mth. Clb. 1,2 (Pres); intra. 1; Fig. Squad, 3. Lynda Bourassa - 230 Green St., La Barron, 3,4 Roger Beattie Thomas Bethoney Peter E. Blake Jr. Sandra L. Blake Ly1 1 Bourassa 22 Bonnie Bowden Sherri Jean Briggs Cathie en Marie Burke Teachers 3, Math Clb. 1,2 Ambition: Bonnie Bowden - 130 Wales St. , Field Hcky 1,2, Drama Club 4 To avoid all the potholes in the road of life Sherri Jean Briggs - 12 Pine St. Bean Bsktbll 1-3, Remembered for: 1 'The front of my shirt facing the Cathleen Marie Burke - 95 Monroe St. ' 'Burkey'' Bsktbll lntra. 2 Remembered for: ' 'Whipping clay all over the Daniel Burke - 764 Old Randolph St. Thomas Michael Burke, Jr. - 115 Adams St. Tom Ftbll 1-3, co-capt. 4, Bsktbll 1 -4, Bsbll 1,2,4, Golf 3, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Student Coun. 3,4, Class Pres. 1,2, Fr. Cir. 1-4, Ski Clb. 3,4, Rally Comm. 1-4, Prom Comm. , A.S.C.F. 1,2,4, Ambition: To marry a Fairy Princess and live Happily ever i . 1-4, Prom Comm. 3, Fr. Cir. 2-4 on at the Hull Bsktbll game.'1 1, Fr. Cir. 1, Photo Clb., Bsktbll : room walls! Deborah Marie Caldeira - 482 Summer St. Hips Fav. Saying; try to avoid the pot holes of life. Daniel Burke Thomas Michael Burke, Jr. Deborah Marie Caldiera 23 Robert Calderara Claire C. Campbell John Joseph Campbell 111 Robert Calderara - 43 Belmont St. Claire C. Campbell - 2S1 Park Ave. Crisco Amb. - to become a professional photographer Dr. Tm. 2,3,4- John Joseph Campbell 111 - 312 High St. Amb. - to play college soccer - soc. 1,2,3, capt. 4; bsktbll. 1,2; track 3; Class Treas. 1,2,3; Class V.P. 4; Rally Comm. 1-4; Prom Comm. 3; Fr. Cir. 3,4; Hon. Soc. 3,4; Ecol Clb. 4 Ann Carmichael - 78 Priscilla Alden Rd. - ' 'Pepper'1- Amb. - to have a good life - Ski Clb. Maribeth Campbell - Summit Rd. - Mac Fav. Saying - Ruth, you're a Buzzbie ! - bsktbll 1,2; sftbll 1,2; track 3,4; Winter Track 4; Rally Comm. 1-4; Prom Comm. 3 Kathleen Beatrice Cames - 19 Dunbar St. - ' 'Kathy'', Camsie , - Fav. Saying - The happiest times are those shared with friends! - bsktbll. 1,2,4; field hcky. 1,2; sftbll. 1-4; Rally Comm. 1-4; Prom Comm. 3; Yrbk. staff 4; Mth. Clb. 4 Maribeth Campbell Kathleen Beatrice Cames 24 Kenny Ceurvels Lynne Susan Chalmers Roberta Chartier Kenny Ceurvels - 15 Birch St. Fav. Saying-Radical Lynne Susan Chalmers - Lincoln St. Lynard Skinard Basketball 1, Basketball intramurals 2, Homeroom Rep, Remembered For: Being attacked while walking down the hall and for just being me. Roberta Chartier - 141 High St. Band 1-4, Fr. Cir., Stg. Band 3,4, SEMSBA 2,4 Nat. Hon. Soc., Sec., Math Clb. 2, Symphonic Winds 4, Orchestra 4, Yearbook-Staff Edit. Eileen M. Cheremka - 283 Rockland St. Chuckles Softball 1-3, Ecology Clb., Hlth crs. Clb. Ambition: Ac- countant Mary A. Cheverie - 94 Russell Lane Lianne Cody - 173 Shaw Ave. Lee Track 1-4, Field Hockey 1-4, Ecol. Club. 1 Prom Comm. 3, Rally Comm. 3, Bsktbll 1 Fav. Saying- 1 'You can't have friends without being one yourself'' Eileen M. Cheremka Mary A. Cheverie Lianne Cody 25 Margaret R. Cogdell Sharon Elizabeth Collins Patricia Margaret Comeau Margaret R. Cogdell - 140 Col. Hunt Dr. - cross count, co-capt 2,3,4, bsktbll. 1,2,3, track 1-3, co-capt 4, Fr. Cir. 2,3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Rally Comm. 1-4 Mth. Club. 1,2, fav. saying - Each happiness of yesterday is a memory for tomorrow. Sharon Elizabeth Collins - 114 Peregrine Rd. - Fr. Cir. 2,3, fav. saying - Qu6 pasa? Patricia Margaret Comeau - 50 Bicknell Hill Rd. - Patty Como field hcky. 1,2, bsktbll. 1-4, sftbll 1-4, Prom Comm. 3, Hon. Soc. 3,4, Mth. Clb. 1, Rally Comm. 1-4, exec. comm. 3,4, Lit. staff 4, Class Sec. 1. - fav, saying - Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Bruce Conrad - 42 Summit Rd. - Weightlifting - amb. - to be a draftsman Catherine M. Coon - 45 Wilbur St. - 1 'Cathy'' - amb. - to travel Dana Corcoran - 25 Bates St. Dana Corcoran Catherine M. Coon Bruce Conrad Mark Joseph Corcoran Michael J. Corcoran Jane Cotter mark Joseph Corcoran - 60 Barry Rd. - Golf 3,4; bsktbll. 3; Hon. Soc. 3,4; Fr. Cir. 4; ASCF3, Rally Comm. 3,4, Yrbk. 4; Boys' State 3; Ski Clb 3,4- 1 'Fred'1 - To gain the respect of all those I meet throughout my life. Michael J. Corcoran - 60 Barry Rd. - bsktbll. 3, Golf 3,4;Soc. 4; Fr. Cir. 4; Yrbk. lit. staff, sports ed. 4; Ski Clb 3,4; Hon. Soc. 3,4; Boys' State 3; Rally Comm. 3,4; ACSF 3,4; Voice of Dem. 4 Lou'' ' 'Is it possible to flaunt you intelligence without appearing conceited? '' - bsktbll. 3, Golf 3,4; soc. 4; Fr. Cir. 4; Yrbk. lit. staff, sports ed. 4; Ski Clb 3,4; Hon. Soc. 3,4; Boys' State 3, Rally Comm. 3,4, ACSF 3,4; Voice of Dem. 4 Jane Cotter - 79 Rockland St. - Cott'' - Fav. Saying There is only one success - to spend your life in your own way. Mth. Clb. 1; Track 2; ACSF 3,4; intra. 2; Rally Comm. 1-4; Jun. Exec. Comm.; Yrbk. Tri- Ed. 4 Kieran Mary Cotter - 94 Wyman Rd. 'W. Boots'' - Band 1-4; Ski Clb. 3 Alisa Muriel Coulstring - 29 Russell Lane - 1 pray that I will have the wisdom to realize my limitations and the courage to live within them. - Dr. Tm. 1,3, co-capt 4, Fr. Cir. 3,4; Mth. Clb. 1; ten. 1; Prom. Comm. 3; Ski Clb.; Rally Comm. 1-4; Yrbk. 4 Patricia A. Crane - 27 Olson St. Kieran Mary Cotter Patricia A. Crane Alisa Muriel Coulstring 27 Richard Cummings Wayne P. Cushing Patti A. D'Amato Richard Cummings - 4 Walnut St. Wayne P. Cushing - 128 Randolph St. - Cush - 68 Camaro Patti A. D'Amato - 69 Russell Lane - Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Winds, 4; Ecol. Clb. 1,2,3, V.P. 4; Ski Club. 3,4; Mth. Clb. 1,2. Francis J. Darche - 30 Highland St. - Butch Steven Davis - 32 Davis St. - Spaceman11 - bsbll. 1,2,4, - Remembered for - Jumping the river behind the Jr. High during Fresh. bsbll. Richard A. Delaney - 177 Randolph St. - Fav. Saying WTF - ftbll. 1,3,4; bsktbll. 1,2,3,4; bsbll. 1,2; Golf 4; ACSF; Rally Comm.; Prom Comm. Francis J. Darche Steven Davis Richard A. Delaney 28 Wayne Densemore - 44 Bank St. - rememb. for ' 'Parties in the blue room Adele DeYulus - 438 Rockland St. - amb. to further my education; fid. hcky 2,3,4; sftbll. 2; Rally Comm. 1-4 Donna M. DiLorenzo - 903 Hancock St. - Fav. Saying - Do unto others, then split! Mth. Clb. 1; news. 4 Jill Marie Doherty - 40 Wales St. - rememb. for - 1 'Getting my license and finally partying with the Senior Class - office wrkr. 1,2,3 Francis E. Donaghy - 16 Harriet Rd. - amb. to be a pilot or work with computers - ' 'Frank'1 - bsbll. 1,2; Mth. Clb. 1; bsktbll. 2; Ski Clb. 3,4 Richard Donovan - 681 Summer St. mmJS Jill Marie Doherty Francis E. Donaghy Richard Donovan Sharon Elizabeth Donovan Donna Marie Dorr Kim Ann Doughty Sharon Elizabeth Donovan - 68NorthAve. Sharon ; fld. hcky. 1-3, co-capt 4 bsktbll. l-3co-capt4; sftbll. 1,2, co-capt 3,4; hon. soc.; prom comm.; rally comm Remembered for ' 'breaking the Streak sr. yr. Donna Marie Dorr - Isabelle St. Chipa sftbll. 1-4; math club 1 bsktbll. 1-4; fid. hcky. 1-4; stud. coun. 1- 3, pres. 4; rally comm. 1-4; prom comm; Yr. bk. staff; rep. sch. comm. 4 Fav. saying: If you see someone without a smile give them one of yours.11 Kim Ann Doughty - 1133 Washington St. Kimba ; bsktbll. l,2co-capt. 3,4; sftbll. 1-4 fid. hcky. l,2co- capt.3,4; rally comm. 1-4; prom comm.; math club 1 Fav. saying; 1 'Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.'' Karen Elizabeth Dowling - 77 Thaxter Ave. chrldr. 1-3, co-capt 4; trek 1,2; hon. soc. 3, sec. 4; Yr.bk lit. staff; rally comm. 1-4; prom comm.; stud. ev. comm. Fav. saying- The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worth while, that costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile'' John A. Eddy - 145 Randolph St. - Fav. saying Once you get everything working right, SOMETHING will ex- plode , collapse, implode, or disappear.'' Debbie Edgren - 111 Richard Rd. Eggbert chrldr 1-4; trek 1-4; rally comm. 1-4; Fav. saying- Hey kid! Karen Elizabeth Dowling John A. Eddy Debbie Edgren 30 Laurie Everett Joan A. Ewell Thomas A. Fafard Laurie Everett-94 Walnut St. JoanA. Ewell-159 Linwood Street - Ecology Club 1,2,3 - 1'It's been real, It's been fun ... 11 Thomas A. Fafard-63 Pine St. - Band 1,2,3,4 - Stage Band 1,2,3,4- Symphonic Winds 4-Semsba 3,4-District 1,3 -Honor Society 3,4-French Circle 4-Soccer 2,3-Orchestra 4- FAF Patrice Diane Fay-158 Hersey Lane-Field Hockey 1,2,3, (4-tri-capt.)- Softball 1,2,3,4-Math Club 1- Basket- ball 1,2,3,4-Rally Committee 1,2,3,4-Saying: Happiness is the reflection of a smile. Cynthia Marie Ferguson-33 Nash Memorial Road-Cheering 1,2,3,4-Ski Club-Fut. Sec. Lit. Staff-Track 1,2,3,4-Track-Student Council 4-Math Club-Rally Comm-Prom Comm. Cindy Ambition: Become a sec- retary David A. Femandes-445 Hancock St.-Football 1,2,3,4-Track 2,3,4- Ferd - Saying: Go for it! Patrice Diane Fay Cynthia Marie Ferguson David A. Fernandes 31 Kevin Fitzgerald Michelle L. Fitzgerald Thomas A. Forti, Jr. Kevin Fitzgerald - Fav. Saying: ''Gimmie a minute! 11 - Activity: Small Parties Michelle L. Fitzgerald - Fav. Saying: Always take the time to say what's in your heart. - Crosscountry 2.3.4 - Math Clb. 1,2 - Prom Comm. 3 - Rally Comm. 1,2,3,4 Thomas A. Forti, Jr. - 333 Ashland St. - Tom - Fav. Saying: Awesome - Football 3,4 - Baseball 3.4 - ACSF Drive 3,4 - Rally Comm. 3,4 - Prom Comm. 3 Marie Frazier - 35 Colonial Rd. - ' 'Marri'' - Fav. Saying: 1 'Half the fun of having a friend is being one yourself. - Field Hockey 1,2,3,4 - Math Clb. 1,2 - Ecol. Clb. 1 - Rally Comm. 3 - Prom Comm. 3 - Ten. Intra. 1 Paul R. Funder - 15 Pattison St. - Ambition: To play college Hockey - Hockey 1,2,3,4 - Cross Country 3.4 - Baseball 1 - Golf 4 Patricia Lynn Furlong - 28 Allen St. - Patty - Ambition: Being Happy. - Ecol. Clb. 1, - Ski Clb. 3,4 - Maj. 1,2,3, (4-Capt.) - Prom Comm. 3 - Rally Comm. 1,2,3,4 Marie Frazier Paul R. Funder Patricia Lynn Furlong 32 Michelle Furness Robert D. Gibson Paul J. Gogan Michelle Furness - 228 Shaw Ave. - Shelley - Remembered for: Being a Senior and graduating this year. - Math Clb. lj Bsktbll. intra. 2; Ten. Team 2; Cross Country 2; Ski Clb. 3; Dr. Tm. 3; Spring Track 3,4; Win- ter Track 4 Robert D. Gibson - 160 Chestnut St. - Bob - Ftbll. 1; Soc. 2,3,4; Bsktbll. 1,2; Ski Clb. 3,4; Bsbll. 1,2; Golf 3,4; Jr. Exec. Comm. 3; Rally Comm. 1,2,3,4; ACSF; Yrbk. Sports Staff Paul J. Gogan - 77 Margaret Rd. - Gog - Fav. Saying: Bone it, Radical! - Ftbll. 1,3,4 Nancy Goodwin - 24 Platts St. - Nan - Flag Squad 3,4 capt.; Ski Clb. 3,4; Fr. Circle 1,2,3; Math Clb. 1; Intra. 1,2,3; Cheryl Lynn Gould - 343 Lincoln St. - Field Hockey 2,3; Bskbll. 1,2,3; Sftbll. 1,2,3,4; Rally Comm.; Prom Comm. 3 Rose Grady - 39 Summit Rd. - Ambition: To be successful at whatever field 1 choose in life. - Chorus Nancy Goodwin Cheryl Lynn Gould Rose Grady 33 Cynthia Grasso Jill M. Greco Tinamarie Greenough Cynthia Grasso-93 Ekstrom Circle - Ecology Club 2; Math Club 1; Rally Committee 1,2,3, Prom Committee 1,2,3 Nickname: Cindy-Fav. saying: The good old days, freshman and sophomore year. Jill M. Greco - 114 Loganberry Drive-Track 2,3,4 Tinamarie Greenough-947 Hancock Street- Newspaper staff 4; Math club 1,2; Literary Staff; Advertising Staff; Prom Committee 2,3 Rally Committee 1,2,3,4; Library Aide; cafeteria worker; Nickname: Jesus-Fav. saying: Stick It! Susan M. Griggs-182 Russell Lane-Cross-Country 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2 Yearbook 4; Junior Execu- tive Committee Kevin E. Hall-177 Central Street-Soccer 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4 (capt.); Baseball 1,2,3,4; Rally Committee 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3, (co-chairman); French Circle Mary Hammond-55 Olson Street-La Barron Hairdressing School 3,4 Susan M. Griggs Kevin E. Hall 34 Doreen Frances Hanlon Susan Kimberly Hanlon Diane Hartford Doreen Frances Hanlon - 42 Martin Street - Ecology Club 1 - Rally Comm. 1,2,3,4 - Prom Comm. 3 - Band 1,2,3,4 - Ski Clb. 3,4 Susan Kimberly Hanlon - 566 Brockton Ave. Sue - Ecol. Clb. 1,2 - Ski Club 3,4 - Hon. Soc. 3,4 - ACSF Drive 4 - Rally Comm. 1,2,3,4 Diane Hartford - 125 Richard Rd. - 1 'Hardy'' - Remembered for: The days Diane, Donna, Cathy, and Dana said ' 'Hey, Who wants to skip?'' Paula Marie Hasson - 104 Wyman Road - ' 'Georgette - Remembered for: ' '1 leave my voice to always be remembered by. - Band 1,2 - Flags 3,4 - Ski Club 3,4 - Prom Comm. - Rally Comm. Elizabeth Marie Heckler - 821 Plymouth St. - Betsy - Class Sec. 2,3,4 - Stud. Coun. 1,2,3 - Treas. 4 - Stud. Rep. to School Comm. 3,4 - Math Clb. 1,2 - ACSF Drive 1,2 Catherine A. Hellpap - 502 Adams Street - Cathy - Ambition: To be an Accountant. - Band 1,2,3,4 - Ecol. Clb. 1,2 Paula Marie Hasson Elizabeth Marie Heckler Catherine A. Hellpap 35 Beth Hermanson Rob Hooke Beth Hermanson-4 Plain Street; French Circle Rob Hooke-457 Hancock Street; Football 1,3,4 Nickname: 1 'Hooker'' Remembered tor most: ' 'Fest'' Peter M. Hotz-426 Rockland Street; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1, Student Council 1; Prom Committee 3; Rally Committee 1,2,3,4; ACSF 1,2,3,4; French Circle 4; Nickname: Webber Ronald D. Howe-88 Green Street; Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Spring musical 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Devo Favorite saying: W.T.F. Bryan Jaeger-288 Brockton Avenue; Hockey 1,2,3,4 (capt.)i Football 1,2,3; Crosscountry; Golf 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Rally Committee 1,2,3,4; Favorite saying: It's not how big your wand is, it's the magic in it that counts. Ellen J. Jahnke-408 Rockland Street; Band 1,2,3,4; Rally Committee 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; French Cir- cle 4; Literary Staff-editor Symphonic Winds 4; Cross-country-manager; Ambition: To obtain a good paying and interesting career after college. Ronald D. Howe Bryan Jaeger Ellen J. Jahnke 36 Deborah Ann Johnson Sheila Ann Johnson Lisha Johnston Deborah Ann Johnson-78 Pilgrim Street; Drill Team 2,3,4, Prom Committee, Ski Club 3,4 Rally Committee 3,4. Favorite saying: I'm mad Sheila Ann Johnson-641 Adams Street; Basketball 1, Track 1, Intramurals 2,3, Work Study, 4 Favorite saying: I'll drink to that.'' Lisha Johnston-41 Morton Street; Cocaine. Ambition: To be successful at anything I do. T. John Kauppinen, Jr.-25 Central Street; Band 1,2,3,4. Stage Band 1,2,3,4. Soccer 1,2,3,4. Baseball 1,2. Rally Committee 3,4. Symphonic Winds 4. National Honor Society 3,4. Yearbook Lit. Staff 4. Brass Ensemble 2. Favorite saying: You only get out of life what you put into it. Carol Keefe-63 Doris Drive Janine Kehoe-668 Linwood Street; Ski Club 3,4. Office Worker 3. Prom Comm. 3. Year Book 4. Rem. for: Wait- ing four years and it wasn't word: it; A,B,C, and D. Janine Kehoe T. John Kauppinen, Jr. Carol Keefe Daniel Paul Kelleher Debra J. Kelly Karen M. Kennedy Daniel Paul Kelleher-240 Lincoln St. 1 'Kell'' Debra J. Kelly-26 Cynthia Rd. Yrbk; news. Ambition: Commercial artist illustrator Karen M. Kennedy-165 Summit Rd. ecol. clb. 1,2, tres. 3, v.p. 4; ski clbpres. 3,4; sftbll 2; math clb 1,2; news. ill. 2, report. 4; stud. coun. 4; Yr. bk Art dir. Ambition: to help protect nature someway. Robert Douglas Kenney-350 Groveland St. Bob soc. 1,2; bsbll. mgr. 1; mus. 3; ecol. clb. 3,4; drama clb 4 Ambition: to travel Linda M. Keyes-23 Park Ave. band 1-4; stge band 2-4; symphonic winds 4; sax. quartet 4; math team 3,4 Ambition: Research Mathematician Christopher Robert Kristian-42 Nash Memorial Rd. Whitey ftbll 1,2,3,4; trek 2-4; ski clb 3; ecol clb 3 bsktbll. 2; intra. 1-4; rally comm. 1-4; prom comm. Fav. saying: ' 'The harder you work, the harder it is to surrender. - Vince Lombardi- Success comes in cans not in can'ts! '' Robert Douglas Kenney Linda M. Keyes Christopher Robert Kristian Janet Miriam Lambert Sheila Jean Lawson Donna Michele Leach Janet Miriam Lambert- 62 Constitution Ave. -Fav. Saying: 1 'Today is the first day of the rest of your life.'1 Dr. Tm. 2,3 capt. 4; bsktbll 1,2; sftbll 1-4; Hon. Soc. 3, treas. 4; Mth. Clb. 1,2; Prom Comm 3; Rlly comm 1- 4; ACSF 1,2 Sheila Jean Lawson- 25 Louds Ct. - Fav. Saying: Shattered LeBaron 3,4; bsktbll 1,2 Donna Michele Leach- 193 Green St. Leachie Fav. Saying: Friends are for keeps, so you're stuck with me. fid hcky 1-4; bsktbll 2,3; trek 1-4, tri-capt. 4; rlly comm 1-4; band 1-2 Cheryl J. Leary - 102 Capt. Standish Drive Jeffrey Alan Lindahl- 26 Jefferson St. - Jeff Fav. Saying: Bone fest! soc 1-4; bsktbll 2; ski clb 3,4; prom comm 3; Jr. Ex. comm 3; Fr. Cir. 4; yrbk staff 4; ACSF; rlly comm Daniel James Lombardi- 190 Charles St. - Amb. Marine Engineer, U.S. Coast Guard - ftbll 1-4; bsbll 1; band 1- 4; hcky 1-3; rlly comm 1-4; prom comm 3 Cheryl J. Leary Jeffrey Alan Lindahl Daniel James Lombardi Ruth Lonsdale Lawrence Lowe Dwayne M. Lucas Ruth Lonsdale - 44 Summer St. - Rootie - Fav. Saying: Mac, your a buzzbie! 11 - Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 (Co-capt. 2+4) - Track 1,2, (3,4, co-capt.) - Math Clb. 1 - Fr. Crcl, 1,2,3,4 - Prom Comm. - Rally Comm. Lawrence Lowe - 23 Harriet Rd. Dwayne M. Lucas - 250 Randolph St.- Luke - Remembered for: Women - Ski Clb. Kathleen Ann Lynch - 17 Bayberry Rd. - 1 'Kath'1 - Fav. Saying: 1 'Cut it out, you guys! - Band 1,2,3,4 - Ski Clb. 3,4 - Rally Comm. 3,4 Carol Ann MacLean - 37 Vernon St. - 1 'Gumby'' - Remembered for: For my contagious laugh and clammy hands. - Cheerleading 2,3,4 - Intra. 1 - Rally Comm. 1,2,3,4 - Prom Comm. 3 Lisa MacPhelemy - 91 West St. - Lis - Fav. Saying: Oh my God, give me a break! Ecol. Clb. 3 - Rally Comm. 2,3,4 Kathleen Ann Lynch Carol Ann MacLean Lisa MacPhelemy Sheila Ann MacPhelemy Dana Madden Mary E. Magnussen Sheila Ann MacPhelemy- 103 Myers Ave. Fav. Saying: The beginning of wisdom is silence. Dr. Tm. 3,4; chor 1-3; rlly comm 1-3 Dana Madden- 65 Jean Carol Rd. Fav. Saying: Dummy up. Mth. Clb. 1 Mary E. Magnussen - 100 Wales St. Thomas Francis Xavier Maguire- 222 Summit Rd. ftbll 1-4; bsbll 1,2; bsktbll 1-4; band 1-4; Stud. Coun. 3; Stud. Ad. Coun. 3,4 Maryann Majenski- 95 Bay State Cir. band 1-4; Hon. Soc. 3,4 pres. 4; mus. 2; Sym winds 4; Orch. 4; Fr. Cir. 1-4 intra 1,2; DAR Award 4 Billy Marquardt- 172 Oak St. Maryann Majenski Billy Marquardt ( I I Thomas Francis Xavier Maguire Laurie Ann Marrocco Dale Martin Debbie Mascaro Laurie Ann Marrocco- 84 Shaw Ave. 11 Larry11 Fav. Saying: 11 Champion the right to be yourself. Dare to be dif- ferent and set your own patterns. Live your own life and follow your own star.11 Dale Martin - 43 Winthrop St. Debbie Mascaro- 26 Bicknell Hill Rd. 1 'Heat Miser'' Remembered for: ' 'Putting a hole in the gym floor where I practice everyday.'' feat, twrlr 1-4; drum maj 1-4 band 1-3; prom comm 3; yrbk staff 4 Gail Mattie- 20 Hamilton St. Fav. Saying: ' 'If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours. If it doesn't, you never had it anyway.'' Dr. Tm. 2; Yrbk staff 4 Diane Marie Mattson- 644 Plymouth St. band 1-4 Marianne R. McCabe- 330 Groveland St. Ambition: secretarial career sftbll 1-3; fid hcky 1; flags 3,4; rllv comm; prom comm 3; ski club 3,4; Ecol Clb 4 ad staff 4 Gail Mattie Diane Marie Mattson Marianne R. McCabe Denise Ann McClellan Deborah M. McDonald James Ford McGowan III Denise Ann McClellan - 62 Coleman St. Deborah M. McDonald - 26 Bellows Circle 1 'Debby'' Fav. saying 1 'What do you mean, I'm always in school.'' Field hcky. 1; Jr. Prom Comm.; Rally Comm. James Ford McGowan III - 81 Vemon St. Jay Fav. Saying Live, and let live! ftbll. 1,2,3, co-capt. 4; bsktbll. 1,2,3, capt. 4; bsbll. 1,2,3, capt. 4; Fr. Cir. 4; ski clb. 3,4; Prom Comm.; Rally Comm 1-4; ACSF4. Laurie Mclnnis - 99 Ekstrom Circle Ski clb. 3,4; Ecol. Clb. 1 Michele Ann Mclver - 648 Plymouth St. ' 'Shell'' Amb. To work for the things I want, sftbll. alterations for fac- ulty. Joyce McQueeney - 39 Lantern Lane remembered for - Meeting with Chris. Laurie Mclnnis Michele Ann Mclver Joyce McQueeney 43 Shaun McSweeney - 190 Ashland St. - Mac - Hcky. 1,2,3 Sharon 1. Milbum - 113 Nash Memorial Rd. Nicholas Molinari - 92 Clapp St. - Nick - Ambition: To be an Accountant - Soc. 2,3,4; Bsktbll. 1,2; Bsbll. 1,2; Track 3,4; Fr. Cir. 4; Ski Clb. 3,4 Christine Moore - 129 Elderberry Circle - 1 'Chrissie'1 - Remembered for: 1 'Making the Flag Squad look like a Flag Squad. - Prom Comm. 3i Hlth. Crs. Clb. 1,2,3; - Drama Clb. 4; Chor. 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Flag Squad 3,4 co-capt.; Rally Commj. 1,2,3,4; Mus. Richard Monaghan - 20 Barry Rd. John Moriarty - 71 Constitution Ave. - Mort. 'W Fav. Saying: W.T.F. John Moriarty Christine Moore Richard Monaghan 44 Steven P. Muldoon Donna M. Mull Debra M. Murphy Steven P. Muldoon - 44 Everett St. Donna M. Mull- 895 Brockton Ave. Fav. Saying: 1 'Really, let me tell you ...11 chor; ecol clb Debra M. Murphy- 93 Hamilton St. 1 'Murph'' Ambition: Go to secretarial school.11 bsktbll 1,2; trek 1. Suzanne Murphy- 93 Hamilton St. ' 'Sue sftbll 1-3; ski clb 3,4; chrldr 1 Theresa Murphy- 625 Plymouth St. Murph'' bsktbll intra 1,2; lit staff 4; rlly com 1 - 4; trek 2; sec staff 4; ACSF 3,4; mth clb 1; Jr. Ex comm 3; Stdnt Ev comm Shawn Murray- 135 Russell Ln. Ambition: To be an airforce pilot. band 1-4; Fr. Cir. 4; Jr. Ex. comm 3; ski clb 3,4; soc 3,4; heky 1-4; bsbll 1,2; golf 4 Suzanne Murphy Theresa Murphy Shawn Murray 45 Laurie Marie Neville Edith Louise O'Leary Kathleen M. O'Lone Laurie Marie Neville - 29 Plain St. - Fav. Saying - ' 'Humor is your own smile surprising you in your mirror.'1 HomeEc. Clb. 1; Fr. Cir. 1; Track 2,4; Hlth. Crs. Clb. 3; Hon. Soc. 3,4; ACSF 4; Yrbk. Tri-ed. 4 Edith Louise O'Leary - 354 High St.- Edie - amb.- to live my life the way 1 choose- sftbll. 1,2; bsktbll 1,2; Rlly. Comm. 1-4; Mth. Clb. 1; Prom Comm. 3 Kathleen M. O'Lone - 140 Col. Hunt Dr. - ' 'Kathy - amb. - to go on to nursing - Fr. Cir. 3; Track 2-4; ACSF 3,4; Wint. Track 4; X-country 2; Sen, Exec. Comm. 3; Rally Comm 1-4 Nancy Park - 21 Pilgrim St. - Band 1-4; sftbll. 1-4 Steven Park - 21 Pilgrim St. Lynn M. Parker - 833 Brockton Ave.- Chor. 1-4; mus. 2; Drama Clb. 4; news. 3,4 Michael A. Petersen Mark Edward Peterson Carolann Marie Perry Michael A. Petersen - 47 Brockton Ave. - Pete - X-country; hcky 2,3,4 Mark Edward Peterson - 18 Washington St. - ' 'Pete'' - Ski Clb.; ftbll 1; golf 3,4; Band 1-4; Stge. Band 2,3; intra.; Fr. Cir. 2,3,4 Carolann Marie Perry - 503 Washington St. - C. Perry'1 Fav. Saying - ' 'Slow down, clown! '' La Barron 3,4 Mark Pilling - 33 Centre Ave. - amb. - music education - Band 1-4 Stge Band 1-4; Symphonic Winds 4; Sax. Quar. 4; Hon. Soc. 3,4; Fr. Cir. 3,4; Mth. Tm. 2,3; mus. 2 Brian Putkonen - 203 Summit Rd. - amb. music education - Band 1-4 Stge. Band 1-4; Symphonic Winds 4; mus. 2; bsbll 1 Mth. Tm. 3; FR. Cir. 4 Mark Pilling Sheila Pomerleau Brian Putkonen 47 Cindy Quinn Cynthia L. Richardson John R. Rico Cindy Quinn - 406 Adams St. - Fav. Sayings: 1 'Don't bother me ! - Math Clb. - Jr. Execs. Cynthia L. Richardson - 111 Rice St. - Fav. Saying: It's Okay - Cindy JohnR. Rico - 98 Colonial Rd. - Ric - Fav. Saying: NaNuNaNu - Ftbll. 1,2,3,4 Carolyn Ridley - 37 Hamilton St. - ' 'Goodspeed'' - Ambition: To become a pro. photographer. - Photography Janet Frances Robertson - 80 Vineyard Rd. - Fav. Saying: I don't understand! Cheerleader 2,3,4 - Fr. Cir. 1,2,3,4 (pres. 4) - Stud. Eval. 3 - Prom Comm. 3 - Jr. Exec. Comm. 3 - ACSF Drive 3,4 - Stud. Council 2, (3-treas.), (4-sec.) - Rally Comm. 1,2,3,4 - Ski Club 4 - Math Club 1,2 - Intra. 1 - Off. Worker 3 - Yrbk. (Sec. Editor) 4 - Lit. Staff Diane Rockett - 156 Centre Ave. - Ambition: Foreign Diplomat - DR. Tm. 2,3,4 - Rally Comm. 3,4 - Jr. Exec. 3 - Track 1,2,3,4 - Prom Comm. 3 - ACSF I rive 1,2,3 Carolyn Ridley Janet Frances Robertson Diane Rockett Michael Roose Susan L. Rose Michael F. Rowley Susan L. Rose - 135 Vernon St. - Sue - Band 1,2,3,4, Symphonic Winds 4, Orch. 4, Hon. Soc.-V.P. 4, Fr. Cir. 1,2,3,4, Mth. Clb. Treas. 2, Intra. 1, Girls State 3 Michael F. Rowley - 70 Loganberry Dr. - Rowley Amb. Retire at 40 Pam Russo Hairbear , Spammy remembered for- My Hair Charlene A. Sampson - 33 Bay State Circle. - Dr. Tm. 2,3,4 Debbie Scampoli - 335 Normandy Drive - Fr. Cir. 4, Mth. Clb. 1, Hon. Soc. 3,4, Ecol. Clb. 2, Rally Comm. 1,2,4 Pam Russo Charlene A. Sampson Debbie Scampoli 49 Diane Scampoli Roberta J. Scartissi Leslie Ann Schmidt Diane Scampoli - 335 Normandy Dr. - Fr. Cir. 4 - Math Clb. 1 - Sftbll. 2 - Nat. Honor Soc. - Ecol. Clb. 2 - Rally Comm. 1,2,4 Roberta J. Scartissi - 41 East Battery Street - Bird1' - Ambition: Just to push forward in life with no big problems. - Track 1,3,4 - Winter Track 4 - Dr. Tm. 4 - Prom Comm. 3 - Fr. Cir. 2 - Bsktbll Intra. 1,3 Leslie Ann Schmidt - 97 Russell Lane - Fav. Saying: 1 'There's only one center of the universe you can be certain of improving and that's your own self.'' — Aldous Huxley - Bsktbll. 1 - Band 1,2- Fr. Cir. 1,2 - Musicals - Cross Country 3 - Ten. 3,4 - Ecol. Clb. 3,4 - Ske Clb. 3,4 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4 Barry Sims - 2 Maple St. Lori J. Smith - 340 Diane Circle- Ambition: Legal Secretary - Ski Clb. 3,4 - Secretarial Staff Yrbk. 4 Paul K. Smith - 271 Summit Road - Ambition: To take over my Father's job at A.H.S. - Band 1,2,3,4 - Stage Band 1,2,3,4 - Symphonic Winds 4 - Orch. 4 - Sax Quartet 4 - Semsba 1,2,3,4 - S. E. District 1,3,4 - School Musical 1,2,4 - Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4 - Math Team 3,4 Barry Sims Lori J. Smith Paul K. Smith Paula Solimini Mark T. Soper Stephen Michael Spaziani Elaine Michele Stankiewicz Debra J. Stone Kevin R. Sullivan Paula Solimini - 13 Loganberry Drive - Fav. Saying: Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Mark T. Soper - 332 Hancock St. Stephen Michael Spaziani - 155 Summit Rd. - Spaz - Fav. Saying: What, atest! ... today? - Ten. 2,4 - Fr. Cir. 3,4 Elaine Michele Stankiewicz - 31 Lantern Lane - Fav. Saying: I quit! See you in February! - Band 1,2,3,4 - Semsba 2,3,4 - Ten. 1,2,3 - Yrbk. Editor 4 - Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4 - Fr. Cir. 1,2,3,4 - Stage Band 4 - Math Team 2,3,4 - Math Clb. Sec. 2 - Bsktbll 1 - Tutor 4 - Symphonic Winds 4 - Orch. 4 - lntra. 1,2 - Musical 2 Debra J. Stone - 37 Summer St. Kevin R. Sullivan - 43 West St. - ' 'Sully11 Mary Sulmonte David A. Swanson Deborah Lee Thomas Mary SuImonte-204 Chapel St. - chor. 1,2; dr. tm. 2,3, co-capt. 4 David A. Swanson-58 Russell Ln. - Swanny Soc. 1; X-cntry 2; ftbll 3,4; bsbll 1,2; golf 3,4; ski clb. 3,4; ecol. clb. 3,4; french cir. 3,4 Fav. saying: He who can, does. He who cannot, teaches. Deborah Lee Thomas-S83 Summer St. - 1 'Debbie'' girls trek 3,4 Laura Todaro Canzano-30 Hersey Ln. - band 1-3 Cheryl Turner-71 Jamieson St. - bskbll intra 2; rally comm. 1,2; hr. rep. 2; prom comm.; Off. help 4; photo, club; La Barron 3,4; ' 'The Ginsu, Ida'' remembered for: Getting bagged with Cathy in the art supply room hav- ing our mid-morning smoke Dana A. Ward - 146 Summit Rd. - Wardy - bsktbll 1; ftbll 3 Laura Todaro Canzano Cheryl Turner Dana A. Ward Martha Ware Susan Warren Stephanie A. Warner Jjjj 2, Fr. Cir. 1-4 Hon. Soc. 3,4, Intra. Mth. 'o achieve inner peace Saying- To each his own Martha Ware-21S Linwood St. Ten. 1-4, Bsktbll 1, X-Cntry 2, Fr. C “ Clb. 1,2, Rally Comm. 1-4, Prom Comm. 3 Ambition: Susan Warren-238 Adams St. 1 'Sue'' Girls' Room Staff Fav Stephanie A. Warner - 101 Highland Rd. Susan J. Wegeler-94 Margaret Rd. Chief Bsktbll Intra. 2, Rally Comm. 1-3 Home Rm. Rep., La Barron, Photography, Office Help Remembered for: Sleeping Through a riot at DonnasParty. Getting wheeled down the hall in the chief chair Kevin J. Whalen-150 Vineyard Road Ftbll 1,3,4, Bsbll 1, Bsktbll 2, Rally Comm. 1-4, Prom Comm. Class officer 4, Ambit. - CPA Richard Whitney - 343 Lincoln St. Eli Lighting crew for class plays and Musicals 3, Richard Whitney F Kevin J. Whalen Susan J. Wegeler Douglas Robert Wight Michael Williams Lynette Marie Wolent Douglas Robert Wight-573 Summer St. - Hcky. 1,2,3,4; X-ctry Michael Williams- 719 Hancock St. Lynette Marie Wolent-518 Summer St. - P.B. - Amb. X-Ray Technician Paula Zaino-651 Summer St. - Fav. saying Do it, too it Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Hcky Mg. 3,4; Honor Soc. 3,4; Mus. 1,2,4; Math, Tm. 1,2 V.P. Janel J. Zakrezewski-323 Lincoln St. - ' 'Polak'1 - Amb. To Become a professional Singer Chor 4; mus. 2; Ecol. Clb. 2; Fr. Cir. 4; Orch. 2,4; Mth. Cl. 1 Daniel Burke-764 Old Randolph St. Paula Zaino Janel J. Zakrzewski Daniel Burke 54 Kathleen Morgan - Route 11, Wilmot Flat, N.H. Kathy -Fav. Saying: 1 'Never underestimate the power of human stupidity.'1 Mth. Clb. 1 Norman Collins - 983 Hancock St. Paul Lewis - 323 Raynor Ave. Mark Mahoney - 51 Davis St. Amb. -To be An Independent Plumbing Contractor Brian Marquis - 25 Bay State Circle Wayne Paige - 78 Spruce St. Perge Jeff Randall - 144 Glen St. Steve Robinson - 49 Lake St. Terry Shockley - 66 Thicket St. soc. Manager -2-4, Vice Pres. 3 Fav. Saying: 1 'Better Late Than Never'' % The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 Janet Lambert — Miss Abington Debbie Mascaro — Debbie has been Abington High School's drum major and baton twirler during our junior high and high school years. Here are a few of her many achievements: 1976 - Junior State Champion Baton Twirler 1976 - North East Regional Champion Baton Twirler 1977 - Miss High School Inter- national (this competi- tion took place in Spain) 1978 - Senior State Champion Baton Twirler Brian Putkonen and Paul Smith were nominated to be in the McDonald's All-American Band based on their selections to Dis- trict and SEMSBA. Karen Kennedy — As a junior last year one of Karen's art pieces, a clay African mask, was entered in the Boston Globe Art Awards and won a Blue Ribbon and a Gold Key and then was sent to compete in New York. Last May Karen dem- onstrated Hand-Building Pottery at the Burton Wales Art Exhibit. Ka- ren is currently taking night classes at Mass, College of Art. S8 The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 People Pages Maryann Majenski — Miss D.A.R. Linda Keyes - National Merit Scholar Mark and Michael Corcoran — Boys' State Representatives Susan Rose — Girls' State Representative Margaret Cogdell — In addition to being both cross country and spring track team captain and setting several school records, Margaret has run in road races on her own, including the Bonnie Bell Road Race, in which she placed 197th out of several thousand runners. Donna DiLorenzo — Along with working for All Sports Maga- zine as a sports writer, Donna also teaches disco dancing at a dance studio in Rockland. She has won disco dance contests and prizes, including one of $1,000. Chris Kristian — Chris has com- peted in the Junior National Weight Lifting Competition in which he placed eighth in the 132 pound weight class. He also com- peted in the Mass. State Compe - tition in which he finished second. 59 The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 Senior Class Officers It's difficult to put into words my feelings for the class at the end of our senior year. 1 feel as if we've be- come better friends as the years have passed. I consider all of us friends and will sadly miss you. 1 have been proud to serve as an officer for three years and as your class president for two. 1 am also proud of our other class officers and would like to thank them for their support. I hope you will fondly keep tiie memories of our rallies, dances, and parties. As we leave Abington High School, I hope you will seek your own happiness in life. God Bless j Cathy Beaton President, Class of 1979 The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 62 Superlatives The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 CLASS CLOWNS Maribeth Campbell John Moriarty MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Cathy Beaton Kevin Hall MOST POPULAR Janet Lambert Tom Burke J MOST CONSIDERATE: Betsy Heckler Kevin Whalen FRIENDLIEST Peter Hotz Donna Don- 64 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 BEST DRESSED Tom Maguire Alisa Coulstring SHYEST Roberta Chartier Tom Fafard BIGGEST BROWNIES Patrice Fay Brian Jaeger MOST RESPECTED Tom Burke Janet Lambert MOST ATHLETIC Jay McGowan Kim Doughty 65 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 CUTEST John Campbell Karen Dowling MOST MASCULINE + FEMININE Chris Kristian Janet Robertson BEST LOOKING Jay McGowan Carolyn Ridley MOST MUSICAL Paul Smith Janel Zakrzewski BEST ALL AROUND Tom Burke Sharon Donovan 66 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 BIGGEST FLIRTS Brian Jaegar Ruth Lonsdale BEST COUPLE Danny Kelliher Sheila Johnson MOST INDIVIDUAL Leslie Schxnidt John Eddy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tom Burke Mary Ann Majenski MOST MISCHIEVOUS John Moriarty Susan Warren 67 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 BEST SCHOLAR Michael Corcoran Susan Rose BEST ARTIST John Campbell Karen Kennedy MOST TALKATIVE Tom Maguire Donna Leach MOODIEST Tom Forti Debbie Scampoli Diane Scampoli The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 69 Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 We, the class of nineteen hundred and seventy-nine, being of reasonably sound minds and bodies, do hereby declare this our last will and testament, and bequeath to the underclassmen and faculty of Abington High School all our worldly possessions and most cherished memories of our unforgettable years at Abington High, and do declare all other endowments set forth in our names to be null and void. 1. We leave Cathy Beaton as the first female Senior Class President at Abington High. 2. We leave the underclassmen trying to match our nicknames - Rice , Benoint , Taito , Chipa , Whitey , Mac , Leachie , etc. 3. We leave Wardie's taxi service being eliminated as soon as everyone else gets their licenses. 4. The girls' track team leaves Mr. Hoar many thanks for his total dedication and hopes for con- tinued success in the years to come. 5. We leave the soccer team having had its first winning season. 6. We leave three 1 'assistant principals'' never equalling one Mr. Paster. 7. Sue Baines leaves breaking at least five hearts a week. 8. We leave Mrs. Beaton um, um, a um, so um, she um ... 9. We leave Fitzy with a boxing glove in one hand and a cigarette in the other. 10. We leave Mr. D. Campbell as the most talk- ative person in his class. 11. We leave Adele and Taito tenaciously fighting. 12. We leave the Senior Class singing Gilligan's Island''. 13. The varsity field hockey team leaves ' 'some- thing fishy'' going on at the Hanover game. 14. We leave with the cops chasing us from our fa- vorite partying spots - the Police Station, Chestnut St., Balfour, Dale Rd., etc., etc. 15. We leave Mr. Paster and Mrs. Short yelling at us for cutting the lunch line. 16. Terry Shockley leaves many thanks to Mr. Hott- leman for his words of wisdom which helped her through the school day. 17. We leave the faculty of A.H.S. telling us to Class grow up, and then treating us like children. 18. We leave having had the best class advisors - all eight of them! '. ! 19. The seniors leave wishing that we had the re- spect we gave upperclassmen when we were un- derclassmen . 20. We leave Mrs. Johnstone strongly enforcing ' 'no sexual permissiveness in the halls.'' 21. We leave Jay trapped by Cathy at Paula's party. 22. We leave Gina Mini and Eileen Dempsey fight- ing over who's the biggest brownie to the sen- iors. 23. Debbie leaves Joe and Matt all her love. 24. We leave Mrs. Reilly with her study guides and her nose to the grindstone. 25. We leave Cammy Marsh trying to be everyone's best friend. 26. The girls' softball team leaves Mrs. Miley say- ing nice, nice girls, nice . 27. We leave the ' 'Moose Manual'' on the Best Sellers List. 28. We leave still calling Mark, Michael and Mi- chael, Mark. 29. We leave the football team congratulations for beating Hanover for the first time. 30. Rich Delaney leaves with the best set of T-shirts in school. 31. We leave Ronnie Howe calling the cops on his own party. 32. We leave Mrs. Lind, unfortunately. 33. We leave locked out of our girls' room. 34. We leave Steve Martin thinking he's Tom Ma- guire. 35. The senior girls leave Mr. Kent and Mr. McGrath remaining in our hearts forever. 36. We leave Kevin trying to decide which Janet he wants (even though neither Janet wants him.) 37. We leave Wayne Densmore's comb and pocket mirror to the most promising underclassman. 38. We leave Norman taking on the senior class. 39. We leave Mr. Sylvia in Brockton. 40. The senior boys leave the senior girls in Rock- 70 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Will land. 41. We leave David Fernandes a disco record of 1 'Macho Man'1. 42. We leave Ruth the only one not dancing at the prom. 43. Cindy leaves Tom. 44. We leave Janet Lambert cleaning her plate at lunch. 45. We leave Stanley Smith being promoted to de - tention chaser. 46. We leave Diane Mattson giving away unneces- sary advice. 47. Nick leaves Darlene, Laurie, Gina, etc., etc., etc. 48. We leave Paula Solomini and Donna Aprile en- joying their cigarettes in the third floor hall. 49. We leave Anne Affleck with Mike Crosby, until death do they part. 50. We leave Mrs. Donovan a constant supply of cough drops. 51. Charlene Sampson leaves Dana with a broken heart. 52. We leave Peter Blake a pair of boxing gloves and a playpen to keep him occupied. 53. We leave the Freshmen girls thinking that they stepped straight out of ' 'Vogue''. 54. We leave the class of 1980 not knowing how to spell. 55. The senior boys leave having reached puberty and grown beards. 56. We leave Tom Bethoney scoring for the other team two years in a row! 57. We leave ''Burger Slime becoming Charlie's Barf House''. 58. We leave Mr. Byron, Lord of his manor, still enforcing new' and old rules. 59. We leave Laurie Marrocco and Sue Warren trying to decide w'hether or not to come to school. 60. We leave the path to the underclassmen - have fun being pushed back farther ... and farther ... and farther ... 61. The cheerleaders leave Sonya and Lauren a book entitled 1001 Ways to Get Out of Cheering Practice.'' 62. We leave Jan Robertson saying, But I don't understand.'' 63. We leave hoping that someone gets sick on the third floor while the bathroom is locked. 64. Richie Cummings, alias Fletcher, leaves us, fi- nally . 65. We leave the school ow'ing us at least five days for all the ten minute bus waits. 66. We leave the jock girls playing musical boy friends. 67. We leave Debbie Stone and Laura Todaro wishes for the best of luck in their marriages. 68. We leave Mrs. Rosen an A in gymnastics for all the backbending11 she does for us. 69. The seniors leave having a party with everyone there but seniors. 70. We leave Sherry Woodbury thinking she's the Boogie-Oogie disco queen. 71. We leave Debbie Riordan and Tim Caplice breaking up again, and again, and again . .. 72. John Campbell leaves owning the best car in the school and ow’ing a ride to every' senior girl. 73. Patty and Patrice leave Mark and Michael two spare tires for their next trip to Scussett. 74. We leave the Whitman-Hanson cheerleaders at the rally the best we've ever seen. 75. Terry, Denise and Gail leave the soccer team thanks for the many good times as managers during the past three years. 76. We leave the gym lobby with a new Coke ma- chine to take our money. 77. Denise McClellan and Debbie MacDonald leave the sewing room finally, and with many thanks to Mrs. Celestino for helping them for four years. 78. We leave all our friends, never to be forgotten. 79. Finally, we the class of 1979 leave with tears in our eyes and many fond memories of our years spent at Abington High. 71 The Abington High School Geen Wave - May 12, 1978 72 Prom Court - Cindy Ferguson, Nancy Goodwin, Marianne McCabe, Ann Carmichael, Carol Perry, Janet Lambert, Sheila Johnson, Denise Me Clellan, Maryann Majenski - Prom Queen - Debbie Edgren Underclassmen The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 Juniors Pres. — Kris Burke Sec. — Bill Bohn V. Pres. — Karen Judge Treas. — Kathy Kennedy 74 The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 75 The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 Sophomores Pres. — Paul Kristian Sec. — Robin Westburg Vice Pres. — David Cannon Treas. — Bob Campbell 76 The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 77 The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 Freshmen The Abington High School Green Wave 1979 79 The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 Organizations The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 National Honor Society: president — Maryann Majenski, vice-president - Susan Rose, secretaries — Roberta Chartier, Karen Dowling, treasurer — Janet Lambert adviser — Mr. Broomfield Student Council: president — Donna Dorr, vice-president — Cathy Beaton, secretary — Janet Robertson, treasurer — Betsy Heckler, adviser — Mr. Smith 82 French Circle: president — Janet Robertson, vice - president — Maura McCarthy, secretary — Adrienne Asiaf, treasurer — Lisa Wagner, adviser — Mrs. Rosen The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 Drama Club: adviser — Mr. Garris Newspaper Staff: adviser — Mr. Halet Chorus: director — Mr. Drake The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 Stage Band: director — Mr. Karp Math Team: adviser — Mr. DiPietro 84 Math Club: president — Julie Ames, vice-president — Lisa Fisher, secretary — Bryan McSheffrey, treasurer — Kathy Colbert, adviser — Mrs. Johnstone The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 Ecology Club: president — Karen Kennedy, vice-president — Patti D'Amato, secretary — Debby Emery, treasurer — Brian Kenerson, public relations — Leslie Schmidt, adviser — Mr. Stone Ski Club: president — Dianne Walls, vice-president - Jeff Lindahl, treasurer — Marie Donlan, adviser — Mr. Sawatsky The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 In 1975, the Abington High School Marching and Concert Band won the Massachusetts State Band Competition. In 1976 The March- ing Band was awarded the 1st place trophy in the National Cherry Blossom J’arade in Wash- ington D.C. In Niagara Falls, Canada the band achieved 1st place honors in the International Blossom Festival Parade in 1978. Also in 1978 they won 1st place in the MICA field show competition in Lowell, Massachusetts. 87 The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 88 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Cheerleaders + Rallies 90 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 91 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Football The football team, led by co- captains Jay McGowan and Tom Burke, completed another win- ning season for Coach Jim Kel- liher. Their record was 6 wins and 4 losses, but this is not a true indication of the skill and con- tent of this team. Their defense was one of the most potent in the league and held 5 teams score- less. With a few breaks this team would have gone a long way. 92 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 93 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Soccer This year’s Soccer Team rose to new heights as they recorded the best record ever by a Greenwave team. The team was led by Cap- tain and South Shore League All- Star, John Campbell. Other sen- iors who contributed to the team's success were: Nick Molinari, Ke- vin Hall, Bob Gibson, Jeff Lin- dahl, Tom Bethaney, John Kaup- pinen, Ron Howe, Shawn Murray, and Mike Corcoran. 94 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 95 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Field Hockey This year the Abington Field Hockey team posted another win- ning season and also qualified for post-season tournament play. Coach Karen McDonald took ad- vantage of returning lettenvomen and put together a highly talent- ed, competitive team. The team was paced by seniors Patrice Fay, Donna Dorr, Kim Doughty, Sharon Donovan, Donna Leach, Lianne Cody, Marie Frazier, and Adele De Yulus. 96 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 97 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Boys' Basketball The Boys' Basketball team pos- sessed a rather inexperienced and young team this year. But their intensity and performance during the season were of the finest kind. Co-Captain Jay McGowan led the team along with other seasoned players such as Rich Delaney and Joe McSharry. Tom Maguire and Tom Burke showed some good tal- ent and excellent effort. Coach Mayhew is very optimistic for the future; the components of an out- standing team are there, they just have to be tuned right. 98 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 TTh bingtor Higl Schoo Greei Vav 79 Girls' Basketball The Girls' Basketball team con- tinued to show everyone their quality style of play. They start- ed their season by breaking the long winning streak of Westwood High. At press time, the girls were still undefeated after fif- teen games and the prospects of success in the state tourney looked optimistic. Team effort and a relatively balanced scoring attack paced the team through- out the season. Coach Kelly lauded the performances of Sharon Donovan, Kim Doughty, Patrice Fay, and Dot Chartier. 100 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 101 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Hockey The Green Wave Hockey team, loaded with youth and talent, completed another commendable season. Seniors Kevin Hall, Mike Petersen, Paul Funder, and Shawn Murray contributed to the bulk of the scoring. There were many ex- cellent individual displays of hockey by several different play- ers . Many of their games could have gone either way. Congratu- lations are in order to Coach McMann for a job well done. 102 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Baseball The Greenwave Baseball Team will be counting on returning let- termen to lead them to a success- ful season. Jay McGowan, Kevin Hall, and Tom Forti will have to pick up most of the slack left by graduating seniors. The team however, has high aspirations for a winning season. 104 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Cross Country This year's Cross Country Teams both experienced some success one way or the other. The Girls Team ran its way to first place in the South Shore League led by Vicki Finlayson, Margaret Cogdell, and Tricia McKenna. The Boys Team broke a long losing streak by cap- turing a few of their meets. Mark Anderson, Mike Peterson, Doug Wight, Brian Jaegar, and Captain Paul Funder paced the Boys Team. 105 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Boys Track The Boys Track Team experienced a rebuilding year but shows poten- tial for the future. The team will have a new coach who will try to put some spark into the team. Underclassmen will make up a big part of the team and will return next season with valuable exper- ience . ■ The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Girls Track The Girls Track Team has proven itself to be one of the most sue - cessful teams ever in Abington High School. The team has a winning streak of 25 straight meets in the South Shore League and hopes to increase that this year. The team is led by co-captains Ruth Lonsdale, Margaret Cogdell, and Donna Leach and is coached by Mr. Hoar. 107 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Boys And Girls Tennis The Abington Tennis teams will be counting on the play of under- classmen to carry them to sue - cessful seasons. in a sense, the teams are having rebuilding years but hope to surprise a few teams with hard play and hustle. Fortu- nately the girls will have Martha Ware, Leslie Schmidt, and Elaine Stankiewicz back to lead them through the season. 108 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Golf The Greenwave Golf Team swung its way to another winning season. Coach Corcoran grouped together a well balanced team led by his sons Mark and Michael. Bob Gib- son and Brian Jaegar also supplied valuable performances during the season. 109 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 Softball The Girls Softball team has given a repeat performance by complet- ing another wanning season. Kim Doughty and Sharon Donovan showed the team the way by put- ting forth exemplary performances in several games. Kathy Carnes, Donna Dorr, Patti Comeau, and Patrice Fay were also instrumental in the team's success. 110 The Abington High School Green Wave - 1979 I hope the club doesn't hit anyone Do you think he's telling the truth 1 hope she's not looking at me Batman to the rescue ! 1 better watch it, these things are dangerous 1 think I see the finish line in The Abington High School Green Wave — 1979 112 Advertising Abir gton Savlr gs Bank ABINGTON HALIFAX Member FDIC DIFM JAMES D. CUTLER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. S50 Washington St. ABINCTON, MA CALL: 878-1224 Auto - Home - Marine Life-Health-Fire Bonds Best Wishes to Class of 1979 OWENS NEWS Congratulations from 194 North Ave. North Abington LYNCH'S PHARMACY 509 Washington St. Abington 2f 02331 MARTINS HOME BAKERY AND LUNCHEONETTE Open Mon. thru Sat. 6 AM-6 PM Best Wishes C Congrats to Class of 1979 205 North Ave. N. Abington 115 VIN AND EDDIE'S RESTAURANT Compliments Of: J.H. SLATTERY INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 513 Washington St. Abington Choice Meats Since 1861 Best Wishes From: THE NEW GATES MARKET 506 Washington Street Abington Rt. 123 871-3363 BEMIS DRUG CO. INC. H.S. Cox, B.S. Reg. Pharm. Mgr. GailB. Cox, Reg. Pharm. 6 Brighton St. North Abington Comer North Ave. Brighton St. 878-0893 1 'The Rexall Store Serving the Community since 1905 BANBERRY CROSSING '' A Shop for the Rest of Us 179 No. Avenue No. Abington 117 DAMON PONTIAC, INC. ♦ ♦♦♦ 761 Bedford St. No. Abington, MA 02351 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 AMERICAN RENTALL NICKERSON'S CENTERS, INC. APPLIANCE 446 Bedford St. Rt. 18 878-7624 SALES AND SERVICE Rt. 139 Abington RCA WHIRLPOOL 1 'If you need it, Rent it! Tools and Equipment for the Industrial Contractor and the Homeowner. 878-1896 Prompt Service MCLAUGHLIN CHEVROLET, INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1979 from RIP'S INC. 741 Temple Street (Rte. 27) Whitman, MA 02382 452 Randoldph St. No. Abington 878-2312 Telephone 447-4401 119 JENKINS AND SIMMONS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 678 Adams St. N. Abington, MA EDDIE BAILEY'S GARAGE INC. Orange St. 878-1570 NIGHTS: 878-7785 878-1867 24 hr. tow CAPE COD LUMBER Windows, doors, hardware Building Material 403 Bedford St. Abington, MA 120 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 jtyrth z fMngtm op arattos 'Jia-jik In.U is. 1888 NORTH ABINGTON CO-OPERATIVE BANK 6 Harrison Ave. No. Abington 878-0045 BEST WISHES MILDRED ALFORD NURSING HOME 81 Birch St. No. Abington, MA 02351 LITTLEFIELD WYMAN, INC. x- Wy 3nc. man SINCE 1894 227 Centre Avenue Abington, MA Tel. 878-1800 11 Suppliers for all your indoor and outdoor gardening needs'' GOOD LUCK TIMBER LANES BOWLING 24 Candlepin Lanes Rte. 18, Abington 878-0219 122 GLENN R. LAPOINTE, INC. ABINGTON PRINTING COMPANY A FRIEND Complete Printing Service 878-1108 Joseph DiLorenzo 15 Brockton Ave. Abington, MA TROPICAL FISH - PETS AND PET FAST DELIVERY SUPPLIES SERVICE ABINGTON AUTO PARTS 224 Centre Ave. (Rte. 123) Abington, MA 02351 MANAMOOSKEAGEN PET SHOP 878-6515 878-6526 475 Brockton Ave. Route 123 Abington, MA 02351 Tel. 583-1128 123 A VERY SUCCESSFUL FUTURE IS OUR WISH FOR THE CLASS OF 1979 ERICKSON NEWS ROGER AND CONNIE MACPHELEMY 562 WASHINGTON STREET ABINGTON CENTER tu 10-4 («[RESTAURANT jg) 789 CENTRE ST. BROCKTON, MASS. Italian-American Cuisine Dot £ Leo Dodero 586-2400 586-2483 124 Best wishes front GRIFFIN'S DAIRY INC. 326 Plymouth Street Abington 878-0878 GOWELL'S STRAWBERRY VALLEY GOLF JEWELRY GIFTS COURSE Watch repairing and GOLFING IS OUR BAG Diamond setting Rt. 18 Abington, MA. 878-2377 Tel. No. 20 North Ave. North Abington 878-9797 BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 NEW ENGLAND DEACONESS HOSPITAL School of Nursing Boston, MA. 125 Congratulations Class of 1979 PANCAKE KING ' 'ANYtime is Pancake Time11 Columbia Rd., Hanover 826-4200 THE RUSSELL WHEATLEY COMPANY, INC. REGISTERED LAND SURVEYORS AND ENGINEERS LANDCOURT - TOPOGRAPHY - LARGE TRACTS HOUSE LOTS - SEWAGE TREATMENT - DESIGNS 700 BEDFORD ST., AB1NCTON, MA. ' 'CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979'' 126 PAUL R. NELSON TRUCKING General Contracting Landscaping, Sewer Systems, Asphalt Backhoe G Bobcat Service Tel: 878-6608 ABINGTON FLOWER SHOP GREEN HOUSE '' Serving Abington for Over a quarter century'' 699 Hancock St. Abington, MA. 878-1943 QUEALY FUNERAL HOME Robert W. C Gertrude M. Quealy and William R. Quealy, Directors 1 'Flowers for every occasion Open every day Floral Craft Classes Held Fall G Winter 11 116-Adams St. Tel: 878-2112 Non-Sectarian Sales Mortgages Appraisals Q REALTOR RUSSELL W. LANE Realtor STUART J. LANE Realtor Member multiple listing services Tel. 878-0506 544 BedfoM St. 335-8598 (Rte. 18) Abington, MA. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '79 OLDE TOWNE FLOORING INC 268 Washington St. Abington Kevin Leary 878-6264 127 O'Brien's Oil Service 100 Beal Avenue, Whitman MA. 02382 Tel. no. 878-2194 (Pat Kelliher) Service at its best. Instructions Custom Repairs THE CELLAR 221 North Ave. Abington, MA. 878-9800 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 FROM THE ABINGTON LIONS CLUB Sales Antique Drums DRUMS CARL GOODWIN SON 322 Rockland St. Abington, MA. 617-878-2021 128 The members of the Senior Class would like to wish Mr. Louis the best of luck for continued conva - lescence. You were greatly missed this year. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '79 Wayne Realty Trust Charles A. Ward Sons 146 Summit Road, Abington Tel. 878- 9225 129 Mrs. Dolores Affleck Mrs. Mary A. Allan Mr. + Mrs. P. S. Bames, Jr. Mr. + Mrs. Robert Beebe Mr. + Mrs. Rene Boulay Danny Brundage Mrs. Laura A. Brundage Mr. + Mrs. Frank Broomfield Mr. + Mrs. Mrs. Paul E. Byron Mr. + Mrs. David Campbell Mr. + Mrs. Donald I. Comeau Mrs. Emma V. Comeau Mr. + Mrs. Frank Connelly Mr. + Mrs. Gerald F. Corcoran Mrs. Eleanor A. Cotter Mr. + Mrs. Alec M. Coulstring Lucy A. DeYoung Mr. + Mrs. Melville DeYulus Mrs. DiLorenzo Laura + Deborah DiPietro Mr. + Mrs. D. Leo Donovan Mr. + Mrs. Robert Leo Donovan Mr. + Mrs. John S. Dowling Mr. + Mrs. Robert F. Duerden Mr. + Mrs. Robert Edgren Mr. + Mrs. W. Edward Fafard Mr. + Mrs. Donald Farish Mr. + Mrs. Charles Flynn Le Cercle Francais The Gang Mr. + Mrs. Ralph George Mr. + Mrs. C. D. Goodwin Lance Greenough Mr. -t-Mrs. Robert Greenough Mr. + Mrs. Robert Greenough II Tinamarie Greenough Mr. + Mrs. Michael Gregory Doris + Allen Griggs Mr. + Mrs. David Gurney Mr. + Mrs. James Hanabury Mr. + Mrs. William Hanabury Mrs. Myrton L. Harris Mr. + Mrs. William N. Hasson, Jr. Mr. + Mrs. William Hickey Laurie M. Neville Lynne M. Neville Mr. + Mrs. James Earl Carter + Amy Mr. + Mrs. Leonard Hotz Jean + Gunther Jahnke Mr. + Mrs. Francis R. Johnson Mrs. Lillian Johnstone Mr. + Mrs. Arthur Kalinowski Paula M. Kane Mr. + Mrs. Taito J. Kauppinen, Sr. Mr. + Mrs. Jeffrey Kent Mr. + Mrs. Stanley Lawson, Jr. Mr. + Mrs. Daniel Lombardi + Family Mr. + Mrs. Russell Mac Lean Mr. + Mrs. Roger T. MacPhelemy Mr. + Mrs. Thomas Majenski Mr. + Mrs. John R. McCarthy Mr. + Mrs. Francis T. McDonald John + Deanna McLaughlin + Daughters In Memory of Deanna McLaughlin, Class of '78 Mr. + Mrs. Victor Mignault Moose Club Officers Unlimited Mr. + Mrs. Richard Moulton Mr. + Mrs. George Murphy Mr. + Mrs. Leonard A Murphy Miss Sheila Murphy Nan + Kev Mr. + Mrs. Thomas F. Neville Paul's Saxophone The Shah of Iran (Retired) Patricia A. Short Mr. + Mrs. Stanley Smith Mr. + Mrs. Edmund Stankiewicz Mr. + Mrs. Paul J. Stanton Mr. + Mrs. Anthony V. Sulmonte Jana Sundberg Mr. + Mrs. Donald Tobin Tringle Engineering, Inc. Maude Ware Mr. + Mrs. Chester Westberg Mrs. Dorothea Westberg Mr. Robert Westberg Mr. + Mrs. Harry Westberg Mr. + Mrs. David Whitman Mary Whitman Mr. + Mrs. Roy Seitsinger 131 COMPLIMENTS OF; DOCTORS Jonah Fieldman 316 Washington St. Abington 878-0077 George Whiting Washington St. Abington 878-1926 Joseph Valatka 335 Washington St. Abington 878-1070 Robert W. North North Avenue N. Abington 878-2300 DENTISTS Roland T. Phillips, Jr. 131 North Ave. No. Abington 878-0206 R.E. Murray 12 Lincoln Blvd Abington 878-2047 Eugene Wozmak John R. Young Stephen P. Henry 469 Washington St. Abington 878-2190 ATTORNEY Robert J. Cotter 294 Union St. Rockland 878-7111 132 133 nr DEANNA She was beautiful with plenty of love to give, Living free and easy on her own. Her smile could change dark nights into shining days. Now God has the privilege of her thoughtful, carefree ways. But the fun, the laughter, and the joy Always will be a part of our precious memories. Deanna Frances Rose McLaughlin 1960-1978 Love: her family and friends written by: Laurie Marrocco Ann Marie Affleck Sharon Butte ... thoroughly delightful group of young people who have mani- fested fine capabilities in both academics and extra curricular activities. - Mrs. Phillips ' 'There are those rare occassions when one class has it reasonably together. The class of '79 is one. -Mr. Stanton ... personable young people who will contribute much to tomorrow's world-and I'm going to enjoy watching them do it. - Mrs. Millett ' 'The thing that stands out in my mind is the good group of girls who par- ticipate in athletics.'' - Mr. Sawatzky '' A delightful class for whom the bell tolls.'' - Mrs. Duerdon 1 think they work hard for them- selves and their class.'' - Mrs. Marks ' 'What an excellent sense of hu- mor ! Such wit is no doubt due to environment and not necessarily heredity. - Mrs. Beaton '' A very lively group ... a very lively group! -Mr. McGrath ' ''When the musical talent of '79 leaves, that's a good time for me to retire. -Mr. P. Smith '' I can only think of one word to describe the class of '79-awe- some. -Mr. Kelliher ... an enthusiastic energetic group of young people. '•' - Mr. Broomfield 1 have been teaching for 27 years, the class of '79 ranks with the best 1 have known.'' -Mr. Di- voll ... a very colorful, active, and likeable group- an extremely wide range of personalities. They've really only been here four years?? -Mr. Kent ... a very friendly, likeable group of young people. - Mr. Paster ' 'They'll be the happiest group of people in the unemployment line. -Mr. Mayhew ' 'Words are inadequate for this group. -Mrs. Reardon 135 Who were; Big O'1 Josephine Uncle Dave 1' Wheatie11 Darren Miz Lillian Dot P.J. What was the first book you read in Freshman English? What was the Winter Carnival ? What was the ' 'Green Splash'' ? Can you name all of the band' s accomplishments ? Do you remember stink bombs, fire drills, bomb scares, scabies? What was your favorite school lunch? (or didn't you have one?) Identify: Moose Club The Monk '' Skin the pig'' Burger '' Slime'' Wild and crazy guy 136 Do you remember when Mr. Murray was our principal? Name all of our class advisors. Name your freshman class officers. Locate; Dale Street, The Pit, The Grove, Balfour, Park Ave., Chestnut Street. How many times did you forget your gymsuit? Where were you during Fourth period your sophomore year? Where were you during the Blizzard of '78? Who won the Rockland game your sophomore year? Who painted the first floor girls' and boys' rooms ? List all the shop teachers that have been here the last four years. What was the lowest mark you ever got on a midyear exam? the highest? 137 Could we see when and where we are to meet again, we would be more tender when we bid our friends good OUIDA