Abington High School - Abhis Yearbook (Abington, MA)

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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

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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

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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