Abington High School - Abhis Yearbook (Abington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

THE FOUNDATION OF EVERY STATE IS THE EDUCATION OF ITS YOUTH. Diogenes The class of nineteen hundred and eighty seven is proud to dedicate our yearbook to a special classmate. MARK CARROLL (1969-1983) Mark will always be remembered for his smiling face and his special love for baseball. Everyone who knew Mark was his friend; he had no enemies We miss vou Mark. IN APPRECIATION The class of 1987 would like to take this opportunity to thank our parents for their time and devotion. Their hard work and concern enriched our high school years with a “Prom breakfast,” the First Annual Homecoming Weekend, Booster’s activities, and the Abington Citizens Scholarship Foundation. Most of all, we’d like to thank them for their care and understanding during the best and worst times in our lives. FROM THE EDITORS Editors Joanne Murphy Anne Kelliher Advisor Mr. Robinson Dear Classmates, As the editors of this yearbook, we would like to present this book to you in the hopes that it will hold for you all the good memories of your four years at Abington High School. We hope that years from now you will be able to look back at this book and remember all the good friends, good times, and most of all - “The Year, ’87”. Anne Kelliher Joanne Murphy A YEARBOOK STAFF Kim Colotta, Deb Cahoon. Heidi Meroth, Kristin Keough, Michelle Rumpf. Maureen Taylor. Cherie Bombardier. Melissa Ackerly. Nancy Reale. Debbie Nicholson. Kristina Pugh. Anne Kelliher. Shannon Sweezey, Joanne Murphy. Heather McGoldrick. Tracie Williams. Sports Editors Kristin Keough and Heidi Meroth. Sales Editor Melissa Ackerly Advertising Editor • Debbie Nicholson. Editors Anne Kelliher and Joanne Murphy. fAPPY BIRTHDAY ABINGTON The class of 1987 would like to take this time to wish Abington a happy birthday. This year the town of Abington turns 275 years old. The town has a varied and colorful history, from the 18th century when Abington encompassed the areas of present day Abington. Whitman, and Rockland to the days of the Civil War when Abington factories produced half the shoes worn by Union soldiers. We wish Abington continued success and prosperity for the future. As time goes by many of us will move on to continue our , but many of us will remain in Abington to build our future. We all, however, have memories of Abington that will last forever. Happy 275th Birthday Abington! dream many ?mories of Abington tl Saw 1m -I ABINGTON 6 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Byron, Principal On behalf of the entire staff of Abington High School I would like to extend our congratulations to you. Although you have had an impact on Abington High School, your impact on the future will be greater. As the leaders of the twenty-first century, you will face many new and demanding challenges. As decision makers, your judge- ments must be guarded by the highest ethical standards — expediency must not replace honesty, practicality must not supersede concern for others. Paul E. Byron Principal 7 Mr Millett, Superintendent MATH BUSINESS Mrs. Phillips Miss Murphy Mrs. Donovan Mrs. Millctt Mr. Buscemi Mr. Kelliher Miss Puricelli Mrs. Casey 8 Mrs. Whitcher Miss Cappella Mr Rosenburg Mrs. Reardon GUIDANCE Mr. Blomberg Mrs. Buckley Mr. Jefferson OFFICE HELP Mrs. Wight ACCESS COORDINATOR Mrs. Nichols Mrs. Lind Mrs. Drew Mr. McMann RESOURCES 9 Mr. Amado Mrs. Rennie Miss Weschrob Mrs Ware PHYSICAL EDUCATION ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Miss McDonald Miss Langer Mr. Porter INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr Tobin Mr Faherty Mr. Gallagher Mr. Thompson SCIENCE Mr Nash 10 Mr. Sansone Mr Hottleman Mr. Leibowitz ENGLISH Mrs. Reilly Mr. McCarthy Mrs. Shephard FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr. Louis, Department Head Mrs. Rosen Mrs. Short Ms. Economos HOME ECONOMICS ART 11 Mrs. Chartier Mrs. Makarski Mr. Mahoney Mrs. Ronane SOCIAL STUDIES Mr Corcoran Miss Sullivan Mrs. Mahoney, Secretary MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Mahoney. Head Custodian Mr. Grammar Mr. Oliviere CAFETERIA Miss DiPasqua Mrs Roy. Mrs Dorman. Mrs. Coburn. Mrs Ware. Mrs Paquette. Mrs Norling. Mrs. Rumpf. Mrs. Tobin Mr. Reid DIRECTOR OF FOODS Mr. Gustafson am ct FRESHMAN YEAR As we entered Abington High School in the fall of 1983, most of us were unsure of what lie ahead for us. We were entering a point in our lives which marked true adulthood. We elected Melissa Ackerly, Rich Campbell, Claire Morgan, and Teresa Keenan to guide us through our first year. By the end of the year, we became daring enough to attempt our first fundraiser- raffling off a Cabbage Patch Kid. At the rallies, we tried our best to demonstrate our spirit, but we were outdone by the upperclassmen. We took pride in the Cross-country Team as they captured the S.S. League title, and we cheered for the band as they reigned supreme in the Quincy Christmas Parade, followed by a trip to Florida. As our first year of high school ended we were relieved and excited and filled with anticipation at the prospect of being Sophomores. SOPHOMORE YEAR As the summer came to a close, we returned as Sophomores and took up residence on the second floor. We weren’t upper classmen yet, but we were closer to reaching that goal. We chose Karen Smolinski, Chris Miller, Claire Morgan, and Amy Trosky to work with Mr. Corcoran in order to raise money for our class. Like the Sophomores before us, we sold M M’s and Reeses cups to enlarge our treasury (and our waistline!!). Many of us ordered class rings and by wearing them, we truly felt a part of Abington High. We shared in the many victories of our sports and activities. Our Soccer, Hockey, Softball, and Baseball teams all qualified for the State Tournament. The band also showed potential in travelling to Toronto to compete against international bands. Yet another year went by quickly and we were looking forward to genuine upperclassmen status as Juniors. JUNIOR YEAR We made it!!! We were true upperclassmen and we enjoyed our new status and new location on the third floor. We were just starting to adjust to our newly acquired power when Hurricane Gloria struck. We were left without power and school for a week and enjoyed the unexpected time off. We elected Karen Smolinski, Rick Clifford, Dana Brown, and Nora LoGiudice to guide us through this very special year. Along with the support of Mrs. Powers, they worked hard selling gift items, selling sweatshirts, and collecting dues, to raise money for our Junior Prom. Once again our sports teams came through for their supportive fans. The girls’ Soccer Team won its first S.S. League title, as did the Softball team. The Hockey and Girls’ basketball teams were also successful by qualifying for the State Tournament. A great deal of planning was necessary for a successful Junior Prom. Our Prom Committee elected Kim Colotta and Melissa Ackerly to work with Mrs. Powers in organizing our prom. Finally our special night arrived. On, May 23, we nervously paraded around the gym in our formal wear. We then joined Heather and her court at the Son’s of Italy Hall as they danced to “This Could Be The Night.” The few weeks of school after the prom rushed by. We left for the summer looking forward to the much deserved title of “Seniors” we would hold in September. SENIOR YEAR We returned to A.H.S. for our last year with excitement. We were all looking forward to being respected Seniors, yet we were sad that our times together were ending. We elected Cherie Bombardier, Rick Clifford, Claire Morgan, and Bill McDevitt to help our class during this hectic year. With the ceaseless help of Miss Nisby, our officers planned several fundraisers, such as Operation Carnation, dances, Data-Match, and selling chocolate Santas, to defray our many expenses. The beginning of our final year was trying. Many hours were spent in the Guidance Department, choosing colleges and planning for our future. Our sports teams were showing great promise. The girls’ Soccer team made it all the way to the State finals, capturing the Eastern Mass title along the way. The football team showed promise for the future by defeating Hull and breaking their losing streak. As our time together ends, we will all be looking forward to Class Night, Senior Reception, and Graduation. We have shared many good times and shared experiences that we will always remember. We’ve made many friends, had many laughs, and cried many tears, but we will always remember The Year, 87. PRESIDENT Cherie Lee Bombardier “C-Bom” “Fred” “Fresh” 131 Lincoln Street April 24, 1969 Fav say ■ “Happy trails You Dweeb' I'm a ho! Do not be alarmed. I am a professional. Life is a dar ing adventure or it is noth- ing. Amb To become a world famous artist and make guest appearances on Sesame Street Rem. for- Always drawing, being a weirdo and an individ- ual. not being able to stay awake at school, safety pins, and dangerous and bizarre operations of the Chertemo- bile. Act. Ecology Club. 1.2,3. president 4; Yearbook, 3.4; Newspaper, 2.3.4, Class President. 4. Rally Commit tee. 4. French Circle. 1; Soc cex. 1.2; Basketball. 1.2; Softball. 1 SECRETARY William E. McDevitt Bill “Yee” “Sarge” 78 Olson Street August 16, 1969 Fav say. That's ridiculous H'up Hey what's up. kid? Amb To become a corpo- rate lawyer and be very suc- cessful Rem for Owning the boat senior year Act Football. 2; Hockey. 2.3. Captain 4. Baseball. 2; Class Secretary. 4. French Circle. 2,3.4; Dance Commit- tee. 4; Prom Committee. 3; Rally Committee. 3,4; VICE-PRESIDENT Richard Clifford “Dick” 4 W. Chapel Street October 3. 1969 Fav say What's up? Amb To play professional hockey Rem for- Getting mohawks all three years of my high school career with Hermie three times and Brownie twice. Act - Hockey. 2.3. Captain 4; Soccer. 2.3. Captain 4; Golf. 2; Ecology Club. 2; French Circle. 2.3.4, Student coun- cil. 3.4, Class Vice-President. 3.4; Rally Committee. 3; Prom Committee, 4; TREASURER Claire Morgan “Binky” “Clink” 9 Pine Street December 10. 1968 Fav. say. “What's for lunch? “Mom's treat!” Can I drive your car? Amb To be able to repay Nancy for helping me make the All-Star Team and to be the coach's idol Rem for Being Designated Driver every weekend and my obsession with ice cream cones Act Field Hockey. 1.2.3. Tri-captain. 4. Band. 1,2.3, Drum Major 4. Jazz band 3.4; Orchestra. 1; Class Treasur er. 1,2,4; Student Council. 3; French Circle. 1.2.4, Trea- surer 3; Foreign Language trip, 3; Rally Committee.' 1.2,3.4; Prom Committee. 3 16 Melissa L. Ackerly “Lis” “Moe-bag” 278 Centre Avenue March 25. 1969 Fav say • Shmega” “I heard you were having a party Amb To be successful in the medical profession Rem for Becoming a knife wielding vigilante November my junior year. Hazing. Act Soccer. 1; Class Presi dent. 1; A C S F. 1.2.3.4; Track. 2; Student Council. 2. Swimming, 2,3.4; Student Rep to Substance Abuse Comm.. 2,3.4. Prom Com mittee Co-Chairman. 3. Rally Committee. 1.2.3.4: Hockey Manager. 3,4. Foreign Lan guage trip. 2.3; French Clr cle. 1.2.3,4, Yearbook. 4. Band. 1.2; Scott Ambrose “Bit” 54 W. Chapel Street May 14. 1969 Fav say • Hey- you gotta love it.” Amb • To become a drunken bum wondering the streets of Boston Act Band. 1.2,3.4; Jazz Band. 1.2.3.4; Cross Coun- try. 2.3.4; Track. 3.4; Tracy Gene Anderson 396 Lincoln Street July 14. 1969 Fav say - Can I go to the bathroom? Amb. To become a hair- dresser. Marry Pltou. and have lots of children Rem. for- Always being in the bathroom and always having gum. Act • Basketball Cheerleader. 1; Drill team, 1: Brendan Bagnell 203 Peregrine Road February 4. 1969 Amb. To become a profes- sional engineer in the com- puter field Act. Golf. 1; Baseball. 2; Drama, 3. Jonathan R. Barry “Jon” “J.B.” “Juan” ”J. Bear “Barooski” 186 Col. Hunt Drive October 3, 1969 Fav say Did you see M’A’S'H last night? Time to bomb calculus!” Golf is y«” Amb - To make a lot of mon- ey and enjoy my job. Rem for- My skateboard (car) Act • Basketball. 1.2.3.4; Golf. 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society, 3,4; A.C.S.F., 3.4. Ann Marie Batson “Annabelle” “Annie” 870 Washington Terrace August 29. 1969 Fav say I love Jeff!” Amb.- To become an art therapist and have my own office in Florida. Rem for Being the one Cherie dumped on the floor during 1st lunch senior year. Act. flag squad. 1.2; work study. 4; 17 Margaret Bikowski Bagle Woman Mags” Maggerit” 49 Bayberry Road July 11. 1969 Fav say - I feci like a grub ” Doe my 'do' look alright? I hate minimum wage. I quit' “Oh! Baby! Amb.- To become an Envi- ronmental Conservationalist and be happy with what I am doing. Rem for Fighting with R M in Mr. Robinson's class and being a goof in the cafeteria. Singing the theme of Star Trek in sewing. Act. Cross-country, 1; A.C.S.F.. 1; Band. 2.3; Ecol ogy Club Treasurer. 4; Sym- phonic winds. 3. Drama Club. 4. Eddie Was Here . 4; Donkey basketball. 2 David Boyes 31 Warren Street Timothy Brown 36 Belmont Street May 29. 1969 Fav say Maui Wowee I think I chipped my tooth. Amb To make a lot of mon- ey Rem for- My common sense Rob's mother's house For liking not Pink Floyd. Act - Soccer, 1,2,3; Stacy Buffington 509 Randolph Street Kelly J. Bump “Kel” Reliso” Bumper” 111 Rice Street February 1. 1969 Fav say 'Der ” Gay ” “W'sup Ya know what I mean! Go for it. Amb ■ Having the best volley- ball team 4th year gym J W . A C.. S.H . and L D Having a stripe of blond. Diane Burke 151 Shaw Avenue 18 Scott Richard Cabral Chesty” Mabral” “Scottle” 437 Linwood Street July 4. 1969 Fav say.- Forget about It. You big Jerk Rem. for Always being with Charlene Amb To marry Charlene and own my own business and to be financially well off. Cara Cahill Boo” Clara” Moo” 94 Park Avenue October 20. 1969 Fav. say- I’m hungry. I hate you. you’re insane. Bocephus Rules and Rules All Rem for My whinney voice Many good times with Di. Dot. Karen, and the Aimless Wonder Act- Cheerleading. 2.3. Capt 4; Rally Committee, 1.2,3.4; Prom Committee. 3; Deborah Anne Cahoon Debby” “Deb” “Cahoona” Capoona” 6 Winthrop Street March 29. 1969 Fav say - I have no idea I Luv U S.S.. K.C.. T.K.. F O . R C Amb.- To open a driver's ed company with K.L. Rem for- It being all my fault, having parties (and not know- ing half of the people there.) Act Soccer. 1,2,3.4; Track. 2; Hockey manager. 2,3.4; Rally Committee. 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee. 3; Year book staff. 4. A.C.S.F.. 1.2.3.4. Richard H. Campbell Rich” 374 Washington Street February 14. 1969 Fav say Life is too Impor tant to be taken seriously Amb. To win a major PGA tournament. Rem. for- Breaking Ms. Dwyer's windshield Act Cross-country. 1.2; Soc- cer. 3.4; Hockey. 1.2.3.4; Golf, 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society. 3. V P 4; Class Vice- Pres.. 1; Rally Committee. 1.2.3.4. Student Council Pres . 4 A.C.S.F . 1.2.3.4; Stephen P. Cashman 248 Linwood Street April 26. 1969 Yep. see ya later Amb To start World War III Rem for Getting thrown out of Fenway Park with Wayne. Getting exiled from North- field with the Collins' and Moe. Act. Football. 2.3.4; Hock ey. 2.3.4; Baseball. 2.3; Golf. 4. Prom Committee. 3; Rally Committee. 3.4; A.C.S.F., 1.2.3.4 Andrea Cavallerl 16 Checkerberry Road July 9, 1969 Rem for- Being an Italian Act.- Tennis. 4; Football. 4. Diane L. Child “Di “Doodles “Adrien 194 Lin wood Street December 16. 1969 Fav say Whatja sed? Shift left” Too bad. eh? Amb.- To live a long and hap- py life doing what I want, and to someday meet Adrien Rem for- Swinging my legs: having trouble with a super- tube in Rorida; and the ex- plosion in my locker Act Soccer. 1,2; Drill team. 1; Rifles. 2,3. Cocaptain. 4; Robyn J. Clark Arrow B” “Dr. Robyn” 36 Catherine Drive January 17, 1969 Fav say If you love some thing, set it free if it comes back, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. If you had half a brain, you'd be danger ous. 1 + 1 3. Amb. To become a Parale- gal. get married and enjoy life to the fullest extent possible in general, to be happy. Rem for- Twelve inches! Crazy driving: always being the last person to know about everything; Having the per feet boyfriend; Helping P.H. to start food fights in the caf Act Newspaper staff. 2; Band. 1,2.3; Show choir. 4 Shawn M. Collins 89 Andrew Ford Way November 2. 1968 Fav say Gve me an other!! Amb To be rich and live in Beverly Hills. Rem for- Good times in The Dart!! Act Hockey. 2,3.4; Golf. 2.3.4; French Circle. 2.3.4; Ecology Gub. 2,3.4; Prom Committee. 3. Rally Commit tee, 2,3.4. Student Rep to School Committee. 3.4: Boy's State. 3; A.C.S.F.. 2.3.4; Steven Collins 89 Andrew Ford Way November 2. 1968 Fav. say - What's up? Amb - To be successful. Rem. for Being late: .22 on the side of the road, and Northfield Mnt. Herman with Shawn. Cash, and Moe Looking like someone. Act Math team. 3; French circle. 2.3.4; Rally Commit tee. 2.3.4; Prom Committee. 3; Student Council. 4; Boys' State. 3; Rep to School Committee. 4. Hockey. 2; Football. 3.4; Golf. 1.2.3.4; A.C.S.F.. 3.4 Kimberly Anne Colotta “Kimba” “Skim” “Angle” 57 Karen Lane November 20. 1969 Fav. say.- “Can I have a pass? Write me a note! Amb - To be successful in whatever I do after college Rem for My laugh; Getting lost on the Metro with C.M.; and D C mg my way through the field hockey season Act Field hockey. 1.2.3.4; French circle. 1,2,3,4; Rally Committee. 1.2,3.4; Prom Committee co-chairman. 3; Yearbook staff. 4; Band. 1.2; A.C.S.F.. 1.2.3.4; Foreign language trip. 3; Sean J. Connor “Phil” “Butsy” “ERRR” McBrew” 401 Lincoln Street June 26. 1969 Amb ■ To graduate from col- lege and become an electrical engineer Rem for- Having many nick- Act - Soccer. 2,3.4: Prom Committee. 3; Rally Commit- tee. 2,3.4. 20 Susan A. Conroy 46 Orange Street September 24. 1969 Fav say What’s up? How’s it gotn’? Cool! Amb.-To be successful and have a happy and healthy Ufe. Rem for Not having my li- cense Working at Kmart. Good times with S.M., R C . MB. L R . PH. and L.D Nicole Conserva “Nikki” 718 Linwood Street October 8. 1969 Fav. say.- I hate this school Amb To be rtch-n-famous Rem for H.S.. E.O.. L.D.. J.D., L D the T B C . Skip ping lunch; smoking in the bathroom Laura J. Cordone 77 Catherine Drive March 31. 1969 Fav say. That's what I’m saying. What do you mean? “Got any AERO SMITH tapes’ Rem for- Perfect atten dance???? Putting a hole in Trapper's bookbag Amb To have a business ca- reer and then get married to my honey Act • Cheerleader. 2.3 Capt 4 Carol D. Correia 306 Hancock Street May 22. 1969 Fav say Rob1” “Where do you want to go? Amb To have a lot of mon- •y Act - Drill team, 1.2,3. Patrick Cotter 378 High Street September 9, 1969 Fav. say - Need a light?” Amb - To have the most fun I can have before I die. Rem for- The Patty Wagon Act - Hockey. 1,2,3; Base ball. 1.2.3.4. Patrick Crowley 40 Peregrine Road July 3. 1986 Fav say - “I don’t know. I don't care. Amb - To make a lot of mon- ey and to have a good time all the time! Rem. for- Falling out of a tree, always having to be comfortable. Act Football. 1.2. Soccer. 3.4. Basketball. 1.2.3.4. Lisa M. Davieau 33 Pilgrim Street April 24. 1969 Fav say I don't feel good ” How ya doin'? Can I bor- row the car? “Hey. what's up? Amb. To be a secretary and work for a big business and become rich. Rem. for- The best gym class with S.H.. J W .. KB. A C.; Going to Wompatuck State Park with E.O., D.G.. B W ,; The T.B.C Skipping lunch with J O . N.C . H.S.. E.O.. and K W Act Rags. 1.2; George Debreczeni “Gubby” 98 Highfields Road December 30. 1967 Amb. To become a machinist and own my own company. Leah Debreczeni 98 Highfields Road January 18. 1969 Fav. say - What's up? Amb To live a healthy life, make a lot of money, and live happy Rem for- Going in the water at the Cape with Andrea Chlrul Act.- Tennis. 2.3; Michele A. DeCoste “Punky” 77 Charles Street February 25. 1969 Fav say You guys “I don't care. I’m not taking this test! Doo Amb.- To reach five feet tall and play center on a basket- ball team Rem. for Always getting oth er people in trouble unin- tentionally; Fitting inside my sousaphone case; Always tak ing the round-a bout way. Kimberly Ann deLalla 500 High Street June 13. 1969 Fav say - Sup Kool? Am I right? You'll be alright I'm hungry. Get a grip. I can't, I have a show.” “I have to tell you something Amb To become a profes skmal entertainer and some day become a Solid Gold Dancer Rem. for- Being on the Good Day Show and Community Auditions as a cat. Always talking about dancing Teach- ing my chemistry class how to tap dance. Act.- Dnll team. 1; Prom Committee, 3; Linda Denty 47 Olson Street October 18. 1969 Fav. say - I'm too tired to go out! Guess who I saw the other day ? Amb To go to college and be happy In whatever I do. Rem for- Always talking Act - French Circle. 1,2.3,4; 22 Brian Doherty “Dlt” “Dot” “Rin” 83 Priscilla Alden Road February 21, 1969 Fav say. We aren't that bad” Hey. Jerk Amb To be successful In life at something. Rem for- Always being late Act Football. 1.2,3.4. Base ball. 1.2.3.4 Hockey. 2.3; Basketball. 1; Student coun- cil. 3.4. Boys' State Rep. 3; National Honor Society. 3. Treasurer. 4. A C.S.F.. 2.3.4; David Doherty “Dlt” “Dot” 83 Priscilla Alden Road February 21, 1969 Fav say. We could have won if Can't wait til Thanksgiving Rem for Driving the Patty wagon Act Football. 2.3.4. Base ball. 1.2,3.4. Hockey. 2.3; Basketball. 1. Student coun- cil. 3.4. National Honor Soci- ety. 3.4; Boys' State Rep . 3; A C S F . 2.3.4 Deborah J. Doherty Debbie” 1006 Plymouth Street Fav say.- To be all that you can be you must dream of being more. Where did the ducks go? Amb To become a happy and successful T V journal- ist Rem. for Creating my own language with Deb. always laughing, going to the Bistro with Jen G- being the other half of Deb2 Act - Rags, 1.2. Captain 3.4; French circle. 1.2.3.4; Show choir. 3.4; Track. 2.4; Prom Committee. 3; Rally Commit- tee. 3.4; Yearbook. 4. A.C.S.F.. 3.4 Lisa Ann Elizabeth Donelan “Wench” “Bubbles” “Vince” 325 Randolph Street October 19. 1968 Fav. say What a L-O-N-G, strange trip it’s been1 Let's get liquified You eat in it Hey Fugs' Anybody got a dime? We can make it babe you and me! Amb To climb the undlmba ble and make it to the top! Act - Musical. 4. Edward J. Donohue “Ed” 194 Peregrine Road December 4, 1969 Amb To go to college, be successful, make a lot of money, and be happily mar rted. Act.- Baseball. 1.2.3.4, Bas- ketball. 1.3; Prom Commit tee, 3; National Honor Soci- ety. 11. President. 12; Carolyn M. Dunphy 128 Peregrine Road June 27. 1969 Fav say. “Debits equal Credits” Yup You know the wav don’t va? Amb.- To go to college and to be successful and to someday meet Phil Collins. Rem for- Always being with Darlene Act Band. 1.2; Cross-Coun- try. 1. Ecology Club. 3.4; Prom Committee. 3; Rally Committee. 3.4; A.C.S.F.. 4 23 Paul Earl “Meari” 181 Peregrine Road April 12. 1969 Fav say • “Oh it was you. huh?” Rem for- Trip to Salem, flip- ping out in the woods, old junior high roof Amb - To get a good � ob and party a lot. Act Basketball. 1; Football. 1.2.3; Baseball. 1; Hockey. 2 Christina Foley 28 Olson Street Wayne M. Franey 12 Platt Street January 12. 1969 Fav. Say.- Yup. great team.” “Jane how do you stop this crazy thing?” Rem. for- Going to the Red Sox game with Steve and never making it past the sec- ond inning. Amb. To coach the Abington High School football team in the year 1995 and have a 10 and 0 record Act Baseball. 1.2.3.4; Foot ball. 1.3.4. Basketball. 1.2; Prom Committee 3; Rally Committee 1,2,3. James Freese 47 Green Street Diana Fultz 285 Oak Street December 12. 1969 Fav say - Hi. how's it go- ing? Wanna be late and go for coffee? What’s hap- pening. baby? Rem. for- Constantly hanging out with Pam. singing, being late, acting strangely, and hating this picture!! Amb - To be happy and suc- cessful. Cynthia Gilboy “Cindy” Cindu” “Abby” 84 Progress Street August 4. 1969 Fav say • I don't know, like ya know? You’re such a loser' Oh I hate her! I want to get dismissed “I don't want to go to work Rem for- L D.’s party on the back porch, the strawberry milkshakes, last one to get my license, drive-thru at McDonalds with H.S.. K.H.. always being with Scott. Amb - To have a happy life and be successful at every- thing. Act- Basketball. 1; Band. 1.2. 24 Anne Gillis 47 Central Street Scott Gomes “Chica” Goober” 45 Karen Lane April 6, 1969 Fav say I wan! to go home . What's up lor Fri- day night?” I knew that Amb To go to college and play soccer in the Olympics, to become a computer engi neer Rem for Going out with Cin- dy and lor traveling to the girl's soccer games and get ting lost Act Soccer 1.2.3.4. Basket ball 2.3.4. Track 2. Baseball 1 Jennifer Gowin “Mookie” “Jenny” “Has” 87 Laurie Avenue November 30. 1969 Fav say That's nasty . Doy. you're retarded” Amb To marry a wonderful man and to go skiing in the Swiss Alps Rem for Always forgetting everything, laughing a lot. al- ways being late, and taking a cab to the Bistro with Deb D Act French Circle 1,2.3.4. Drill Team 1. Rifles 2.3.4; Capt 4 Prom Committee 3 Jeffrey Ham 49 Ekstrom Circle Chris Hamblin 210 Green Street November 15. 1969 Fav. say How's It going? Do you have a pen I can borrow? Amb To play bass in the lou- dest. fastest heavy metal band and to marry Melodie Rem for “Eddie Was Here , and always wearing concert shirts. Act Drama. 4. Jennifer Hanlon “Spike” 566 Brockton Ave. August 29. 1969 Fav Say Would you look at that' “And I just don't care Amb Make it through school and own a Lambogh- ini. Rem For My hair 25 Michelle Head Shelly Ann” 102 Priscilla Alden Road August 5. 1968 Fav say Hey Mary' Amb To own my own spa Rem for Going through the school woods with C M in my boyfriend's truck and causing trouble with C M., S.L.. L.D., M D . and D F. Act Flags. 1.2 Sondra L. Head 102 Priscilla Alden Road October 29. 1969 Fav say.- I don't know” Are you serious?” “Debits equal credits” Amb To go to college and to travel all around the world. Rem for- Always being with Jeff Act Rags 1.2; J V Field Hockey. Capt 4. Prom Com- mittee 3. Ecology Club 2,3.4; Rally Committee 3.4 Peter C. Holmes Prlcky” ••Bermingham” 187 Center Street. Hanover January 3, 1969 Fav say ■ I hate when that happens Harow Some- times you gotta say what the ® ? !! Amb To move to California and play the part of Jason in Friday the 13th part XIII. Rem for- Food fights in the Caf with Arrow B ; Eddie's father in Eddie Was Here Act Band. I.2.3.4. Newspa per. 1.2; Drama Oub. 1.4; Jau Band. 3.4; Show Choir. 3.4; Kelli Hooke “Gleep” 457 Hancock Street February 20. 1969 Fav say • No. I don't think so! Oh. would you be real Get a life” Oh, I hate her! Amb - To get the most out of life. Rem for McDonald's Drive thru with C.G. and H.S.. skip- ping school and C.G. got caught, some of C.G.'s straw berry milk shakes Laura Horgan 36 Highland Street August 12. 1969 Act Band 1. Ecology Oub 2; Basketball 2 David A. Intraversato “Trapper”. Hot Rod”. “Hot cakes”, “Rappcity” 71 Jennings Drive September 8. 1969 Fav. say Don't get smart! I'm starving “You prob ably need a ride too! Amb To be a teacher and to own my own beach club in Venice. California. Rem for- Trapper Bill's taxi company, going nuts at Gold's with D.B. and the rest of the crew. Act - Soccer 1.2; Ecology Oub 2.3.4; French Circle 1.2.3.4, Photography Oub 3.4. Golf 2. Hockey 1.2.3.4. Prom Committee 3; Rally Committee 1.2.3.4. 26 Neil Johnson 641 Adams Street October 17, 1969 Fav. say.- II I'm lh«re. I'm there, if not It's shot. Spread o .t! Yes sir! Rem for- Getting bagged by Mr Kristian before gym soph- omore year, and always being a polite young gentleman. Amb ■ To own a nice Mus- tang Stuart Joseph 88 Orange Street January 12, 1969 Fav say - Is it Friday yet?” Amb • To marry a very rich and beautiful girl Rem for Leaving school as quick as possible on my bike Cherie Lee Kahler 11 King Avenue March 11. 1969 Fav say- “What's up? Where’s all the parties?” Really? Rem for- My perfect atten- dance junior year Amb - To marry Joe and live a happy life. Sean Keaney “Keaney Dude” 172 Russell Lane October 27, 1969 Amb To ride a Harley cross country and become filthy rich without getting caught Rem for Keeping the tradi- tion of the hallway WAR FARE Teresa Keenan 618 Washington Street March 7, 1969 Amb To become a success ful dancer and to own my own dance school Act - Band. 1.2; Student Council. 1.2; Track. 2.3; Cross-Country. 3.4; Capt 4. Class Secretary. 1. Matthew J. Kelley 3 Wyman Road December 9. 1968 Fav say What's up kid’ Moppa Jump back and kiss yourself you've been saved. Rem for- Doing all my work m school and having perfect attendance and for holding the personal foul record in the history ol A.H.S Amb To have a good life Act A C S.F , 1.2.3.4. Foot ball. 1.2.3. Tn-capt 4. Hock ey. 2.3. Baseball. 1. Basket ball. 1 27 Anne Marie Kelliher 61 Loganberry Drive December 3, 1968 Fav. say • Wonderful Amb. To have a successful career in law and to be hap- py Rem for- Having the car die in Rockland with Joanne Act - Tennis, 1.2.3.4; Field hockey. 4. Prom Committee. 3. A C.S.F.. 3.4; Rally Com mittee. 1.2.3.4. Foreign Lan guage Trip. 3; Band. 1.2.3; National Honor Society. 3.4. Gris' State. 3; French Circle, 1.2.3. Vice President, 4. Yearbook Editor. 4. Kristin M. Keough “Kris “K.K.” 8 East Battery Street November 2, 1969 Fav say - “Someone has to go with the galloping goalie. I won't be mad if you hurry. I need some gas. I hate that lady!! Amb.- To lead a successful business career and someday have a family. Rem. for- Having a Woody Woodpecker laugh, always harassing the incredible in- ner. being friends with every- one Act - Band. 1.2.3.4; Field hockey. 2.3. Tri-captain. 4; Basketball. 1.2.3.4; Softball. 1,2.3. Tri captain. 4 Math team. 2,3; Drama Gub, 4; Student Government Rep.. 4; Prom Committee. 3; Rally Committee. 3.4; Yearbook, 4; A.C.S F. 1.2.3.4; Orches tra, 1; Dorothy Kiziuk “Dot 160 Adams Street June 12. 1969 Fav say I'll be ready, just give me five minutes. c'mere Hey loser!!1 Amb - To find a man to marry and love for more than five minutes; and to be on time (or the wedding Rem. for- Being grounded, but somehow getting out any- way. Awesome times with Diane. Amy. Cara. Karen. Claire, and Carol. Act Chorus. 1.2. Band, 1; Rally Committee. 2.3.4; Prom Committee. 3. Cross Country. 2; School musical, 2.4. Drill team. 3; Drama Club, 4. Student Council. 1; Swing Choir. 4. Karen E. Lambert “Eager “T” 93 Lake Street February 6. 1969 Fav. say • If you guys don't leave me edone right now. I'm gonna scream! Boag m'goag Amb To meet a tall dark handsome stranger and get married and have a couple of kids. Rem for- My driving skills and being eager! Act - Soccer, I.2.3.4. Track, 1.2.3.4. Basketball manager, 3.4. A.C.S.F., 2.3.4; Year- book. 4. Prom Committee. 3; Rally Committee. 2.3.4; For eign Language Trip. 4; Ski Gub. 1; Kerri Lambert “Kerri-bean 153 Richard Road July 26. 1969 Fav. say • Debits equal Credits Don't worry Caro lyn. I know the way. Hey Sonnte. you look ravishing. Amb - To get my license and to get myPHD in psycholo sy Rem for- H C 'mg my way through Field Hockey Not speaking to my favorite cous- in for years at a time, Act ACS F. 1.2.3,4; Field Hockey. 1.2.3.4; Tennis. 1; Prom Committee. 3; Year- book Committee. 4; Kendra Diane Libby “Dra “Ken 312 Col. Hunt Drive May 16. 1969 Fav say.- Member when Amb - To become a kinder- garten teacher and to be hap- pily married. Rem. for- Eating chocolate chip cookies during class, al- ways being with Leanne. al- ways talking about Kenny; and always giggling Act • Drill team 1,2.3. Cap- tain. 4; Student Council, 4 Track. 3; Prom Committee 3; Improvement Council, 4 Grl's Varsity Basketball Man ager, 4; Rally Committee. 3 A C S F . 2.3; 28 Kevin Libby 49 Allen Street May 12. 1969 Fav say- “how' it goln'. eh?” This school should switch to sign language so we can get rid of English class. Amb • To live happily and contently until I'm at least fif- ty. before they blow up the world for the last time. Rem for- Being a royal pain; telling dumb jokes, being the biggest spas not on drugs, be- ing the biggest metal head on earth! Act Soccer. 1.4. Basketball. 2. Eddie Was Here , 4; Susan M. Lifcovich “Sue” 28 Rice Street July 24. 1969 Fav say.- Hey Mary Let's go scooping' Amb. To go on to hairdress- ing school and become a pro- fessional hairdresser Rem for Causing trouble with C M . M H . L.D., M D . D.D . and S H Going scoop ing with D.D every weekend Act Band. 1.2; J V Field Hockey Captain. 4 Nora LoGiudice 8 Pine Street September 14. 1968 Amb. To go to college and have a successful career. Rem for- Borrowing cars Johanna Lopez 518 Summer Street August 24, 1969 Fav say - Oh yah!! Amb To become a comput- er technician Rem for being an exchange student from Spain Act - Ecology Gub, 4. Bas- ketball. 4. Kelly Lythgoe “Kel” “Kellus” 89 Karen Lane May 13. 1969 Fav say.- What a goof! Amb To go to college, find a career I enjoy, get married to a man I love, and have a hap- py family. Rem. for- Trying to get across the hall after fifth peri- od with Deb N Act • French Circle. 1.4; Prom Committee, 3; Year book. 4; Cynthia Mace “Cindy” “Cin” 55 Crabtree Lane November 7, 1968 Fav say - Hey Mary. Amb - To own my own spa Rem for- Going through the school woods in M.H.'s boy friend's truck Always getting into trouble with M R and S.L. 29 Steven Maguire “Steve” “Mag” B.L.T ” “Lefty” 222 Summit Road January 15. 1969 Fav say • “Only a few more days til hoop Debits equal Credits Amb To play professional basketball Rem for-Havmg a B.L.T Ju- nior year. Act Football. 1.2.3. Cap tain. 4. Basketball. 1.2.3, Captain. 4. Baseball. 1.2,3. Captain. 4. Rally Committee. 1.2,3,4. Student Advisory Council. 3.4. Foreign Lan guage Trip. 3; A C.S.F . 4 Nicole C. Mahoney “Nlcki” 393 Lincoln Street November 13. 1969 Fav say ■ I'm hungry, let's go to Papa Gmo’s. Let's get off It Amb. To own my own pre- school and be happy with someone I love. Rem for- Alway smiling and being loud and obnoxious Act Band. 1.2; Rally Com- mittee. 4; Heather Martell “Heath” 73 Priscilla Alden Road April 13. 1969 Fav say- That's ridicu- lous! Come on you guys' Before you. Amb. To become a child psy choiogist and continue play mg soccer. Rem. for Believing my watch has supernatural powers. Al- ways carrying the soccer team's four leaf clover; Eat ing chocolate chip cookies and drinking chocolate milk with Kendra and Leanne ev cry morning. Act Basketball. 1.2.3.4; Soccer. 1.2,3. Captain. 4. Track. 1.2.3.4; Honor Soci ety. 3.4; Prom Committee. 3; Rally Committee. 3.4. A.C.S.F. 2.3; Yearbook staff. 4. Diane Martin 88 Vineyard Road Michelle McCabe 40 Louds Court Scott McCollem 46 King Street 30 Robert McDonough Rib Mag” 153 Richard Road March 22. 1969 Fav. say Great team. “Let's get some cold one .” Amb To have fun, party, and make alot of money Rem for- Ripping out in the woods; Falling off the swing; Trip to Salem; Breaking type- writer . Act Football. 1.2.3.4; Bas ketball, 1.4; Baseball. 2; Hockey. 2; Student Council. 3; Heather Anne Maria McGoldrick JEM” “Peppermint Patty” Goldie” Heath” Crash’ 42 Summit Road December 2. 1969 Fav. say Well isn't that special?! I am NOT daf- fy'! Amb To be a fashion design er and own my own com pany Rem for- Being picked on the most Act Basketball. 1.2.3.4. Track. 1.2.3.4; Drill Team. 1.2,3; Prom Committee. 3; Rally Committee. 3.4. Year book staff. 4; Lisa Marie McGoldrick Crash” Leese” 42 Summit Road December 2, 1969 Fav say - “I’m starving! Amb To live in countries all over the world and manage the best hotels or restaurants Rem. for- Not being able to eat for six weeks. Act Drill Team. 1.2.3; Soft ball. 1; Tennis. 2.3.4; Year book. 4; Sandra A. Mclnerney “Sandy” 965 Washington Street July 12. 1969 Fav say What’s uppen- ning?” Groovy” Hey. dude. Amb To get married to R.T and have a few kids Rem for Goofing off in Show Choir and Band, laughing at the smallest things Peter does very loudly, hanging around with Benni and Peggy m the Activity Room Act. Band. 1.2.3.4. Jau Band. 3.4; Show Choir. 4; Yearbook. 4 Chris Mclver Crln’ 27 Arch Street December 28. 1968 Fav say You're so stu- pid Where are you going tonight?” Amb To be happy and wealthy Rem for- Driving while being blinded; being so intelligent. Act.- Football. 1; Mary K. Mclver 94 Walnut Street August 13. 1969 Amb - To be Kerry Von Erich's valet 31 Mary C. McLellan Benni “Rambo 88 Richard Road July 10. 1969 Fav say Boogabooga Sup? Catch ya later'” Amb To be a doctor or a bag lady in Detroit Rem. lor Always having a deck of cards, being hyper and always talking last, hang mg out in the Activity Room with Sandy and Peggy. Water lights in Toronto; Vandals. Inc Act Band. 1.2.3.4. School musical. 1.2; Lions All-State. 3; Mass All-State. 3; Jazz Band. 2.3,4. Symphonic Winds. 2.3.4. Show Choir. 4; SEMSBA. 1.2.3,4; Dra ma Club. 2,3.4. District. 1.3.4; Mary McPhee 95 Colonial Road March 23. 1969 Fav. say • I don’t want to work today You’re kid- ding Amb To be successlul and happy in whatever I do Rem lor Losing my luggage on the French trip; Eddie Was Here Act Orchestra. 1.2.3.4. Newspaper. 4. Drama Club. 3.4 Heidi M. Melanson “Glenly” Spud” “Adlehide 20 Wyman Road February 3, 1969 Fav. say - I hate school. 1 can’t wait ’til It’s over! Let’s party! Amb. To have my own place, go to college, be mar- ried to Rob and to someday own a red” car Rem for Good times and getting in trouble with J M . JG. KL. KP. AN. and DC Act Rifles. 1.2. Captain. 3.4 Heidi E. Meroth “Thumper 23 Legion Drive April 4. 1969 Amb.- To be successlul at whatever I do and to be hap- pily marned. Rem lor- Always hanging around with Michele and Joanne, my weird laugh Act Basketball. 1.2.3. Cap tain. 4. Tennis. 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee. 3. Rally Commit- tee. 3,4; Yearbook Stall. 4. A C S F . 2.3,4. Christopher J. Miller “Chris” 238 Summit Road March 5. 1969 Fav say What’s up? Amb To become successful in the business world. Rem for- Being a Led Zep- plin freak; loving the San Diego Charges; and always having a comment for every- thing!! Act - Cross country. 1,2.4; Goil. 1.3.4; Class Vice Pres., 2; Student Council. 1.2; Lisa A. Moon 410 North Avenue August 15. 1968 Fav say What’s up?” Amb To marry a rich guy and live in a mansion Rem for Getting the most sleep on the band trips. Act Flags. 1.2.3.4; 32 Kate E. Morgan 6 Lantern Lane July 3. 1969 Amb To be happy and suc- cessful at whatever 1 do. Julie Munise 230 Adams Street Joanne E. Murphy “Murph” 561 Randolph Street February 12. 1969 Amb To go to a good col- lege and establish a success ful career working with chil- dren. Rem for- Having the tallest and the shortest best friends: Always having an extra pen or pencil for someone Act - Drill team. 1.2. Softball. 2.3; A.C.S.F . 2,3.4; Prom Committee. 3. Rally Commit tee. 3,4; Yearbook editor. 4 Christine Murray 106 Wagon Trail, Hanson Nancy Murray 39 Green Street Deborah Nicholson “Deb” 51 Rockland Street July 29. 1969 Fav. say Where did the ducks go? This isn’t my mommy Amb To bring hope and en- couragement to many people through my poetry Rem for Creating my own language with Debbie, my outstanding laugh: always knowing what Kristina meant; trying to cross the hall w|th Kelly and being 1 2 Deb Act Band. 1.2.3.4; Track. 3.4; French Circle. 1.2,3; Publicity Chairman. 4; For- eign Language Trip. 3; Jazz Band. 4. Symphonic Winds. 3.4; Newspaper staff. 4. Yearbook staff. 4. Prom Committee. 3; Softball, 1.2; Rally Committee. 3.4. A.C.S.P.. 2.3.4 33 Darlene A. Nisby “Dari” Nissa” “Darby” 181 Colonial Road October 14. 1969 Fav say “Wicked hurlin' Yup!” Amb To go to college and be successful at what I decide to do To live a happy life Rem for Always getting pushed around in the halls Act Prom Committee. 3; Rally Committee. 1.2,3.4. Band. 2; Ecology Club. 3.4. Cross-Country. 1; Amy Beth Norcott “Aimitha” “Aim” 996 Plymouth Street June 10. 1969 Fav say Bum deal' Yea. you only live once.” Better luck next time” You weirdo” Psyched” Amb To be married, travel to the land down under, and to major in Business Adminis- tration Rem. for Never doing home work; always being with J.G.. D C. H M . K L . DN . and D.D.; and for being in love with Ricky. Act. Band. 1.2.3.4; Field Hockey. 3; Prom Committee, 3. Ellen O’Driscoll “Ellle” 294 Central Street October 8. 1969 Fav. say - How are ya? What’s up? May I go to the girls’ room? I don't want to go to work. Can I be dismissed? Amb - To go to college and make a lot of money. Rem for Always being in the girls' room. The T.B.C. with L D . L.P., J O.. H.S., KM. and M.T , Wompatuck with LD. DC. BW. Judas Priest and Ouy Osbourne at PC.C. Kelly O’Lone 140 Col. Hunt Drive August 1. 1969 Amb - To graduate from col- lege with a good career Rem. for- Always wearing pink. Act -Cheerleading. 1.2. Cap- tain. 2; Student Council. 3; Prom Committee. 3; Rally Committee. 2,3,4 Julie O’Keefe “Jules” 47 Colonial Road October 31. 1969 Fav. say - “S.M T D.” This is intense. H.S back and forth” I hate this school. “H.S . we were laughing” “Oh yeah?” Thanks Mom and Dad. Amb To get out of school as soon as humanly possible and to have a good life with lots of money. Rem. for- Skipping lunch; Fumes in the bathroom with N.C.. H.S., E.O., L.D.. L D. the T.B.C! MM. D W . and C.C.; Florida. Kingsmont, and the Cape; The Aloe. Or- ange County Police. Wild Irish Rose. Prom, '86; the Buick. DM. D D . the Town house. Kool-n-the Gang. Francis A. O’Rourke Flunkie” “Hermie” 47 Blanchard Terrace January 26. 1969 Fav say - Let’s go to the ”Y”. Amb - To play In the NFL. Rem. for- Perfect attendance all through high school and getting Mohawks with Dick and Nellie 2.3,4 Act. Soccer. 1,2,3. Hockey. 1.2.3.4; Golf. 1.2,3.4; 34 Lisa Marie Owens “Veronica” “Adrien” “C.C.” 1250 Bedford Street May 27. 1969 Fav say Sometime the world i like a storm; one day soon the storm will pass and all will be bright and peaceful No more tears or pain if you believe, look to the dawn and fearlessly bathe In the Purple Rain Amb. To marry Prince and move to Chicago so we can see Michael Jordan play for the Chicago Bulls Rem for Being the only chocolate chip at Abington High Never being able to stop talking Being Prince’s and Michael Jordan's biggest fan Act Basketball. 1. Manager. 3; Track. 1.3.4; Soccer, 1.2.3. Manager. 4 Tennis 2; Band. 1,2.3. Ray Peterson 283 Rockland Street January 17, 1969 Fav say.- ‘‘Just fine “In- stant yup Rem for not a whole lot Amb To get a good job and lead a pretty exciting life Act Honor Society. 3.4 Frank Poillucci “Didler” 139 Jean Carol Road February 5, 1968 Fav. say - Hey man. what's up? Amb. To get rich and get famous Rem for- Roaming the halls, standing In the halls, and hav- ing my keys Jingle Leslie W. Poitras 175 Myers Avenue June 12. 1969 Fav. say Yeah right Cool S'up Get a job. Rem. for Hiking a few extra miles on Ecology trips. Amb - To be a successful businessman and be my own boss. Act Band. 1,2; Ecology Club. 4 Lisa Prizio 81 Peregrine Road Kristina E. Pugh “Pew” “Peppie” 78 Temple Street May 9. 1969 Fav. say - ' member when ? Remember Florida?” What? HUH? Wutta ya doing?! Wait!!!” Rem. for Having the funniest last name at A.H.S.. skipping Band with Deb. getting locked out of my hotel room in Toronto in a see-through nite-gown at 2:00 a.m. Amb. To get my masters de- gree in social work and start a family Act - Band. 1.2.3.4; French Circle. 3.4; Yearbook Com- mittee. 4; Prom Committee. 3; Rally Committee. 4 35 Nancy L. Rancel 97 Rockland Street May 21. 1969 Fav say My sugar is low!! Amb Psychiatric nursing and to own cows Rem for Never breaking a nail and for having a locker filled with junk-food Act Special needs volun teer. 2.3. Lisa Randall 63 Plymouth Street April 12. 1969 Fav say Wush up. Guy! Maggent' What are you doing tonight? Amb To graduate high school and move to Helsinki and marry for money. Rem. for Town taxi Driving to endanger Not returning books! Always being in in- house Nancy Reale “Nance” 267 Shaw Avenue May 12. 1969 Fav. say - I don’t think my car will make it that far . Amb - To be a nurse and marry a rich doctor Rem. for- Having so much fun at the prom. Helping Gatre make the All-Star team Act. Field hockey, 1,2,3, Captain 4. Rally Committee, 1,2,3,4. Prom Committee. 3. Band. 1,2,3; Softball. 2.4. School Committee Rep . 4. A C S F. 3.4; Yearbook committee. 4. Foreign Lan- guage trip. 3; French circle. 3. Deborah Reardon “Deb” 141 Chestnut Street November 7. 1969 Amb To go to college and become a photo-journalist Rem for Not being able to open my locker, but sttU working on it. Act • Basketball. 2; Softball. 2.4 Michelle R. Reynolds 19 Charles Street December 28. 1968 Fav say. What’s going on? That type of thing. Amb To work with people Rem. for Asking questions about pointless stories, being a victim of PCM. being late for everything Act- Band, 1,3.4; High School musical. 1.2.3,4. Jau band. 4. SEMSBA. 1.4; Dis trict. 1.4; Field hockey. 2; Show choir. 3.4; Drama. 3.4; Lauren Richards 82 Wales Street 36 Pam Rocsch 318 Oak Street March 7, 1969 Fav say Like I care I’m outta here! Amb To finally get tickets to a Springsteen concert. To have an R-X7 Rem for Being madly in love with Joe Perry; Always hang mg around with Dianna; My multi-colored car. Robert Rosczewski 58 Walnut Street Michele Rountry ••Shelly” “Mrs. T.” 239 Walnut Street October 17, 1968 Fav say Keep a smile on your lips and love in your heart. Amb. To be a nurse In a suc- cessful hospital and find my knight in shining armor Rem for My yucky Maverick and skipping school with Kim and Krissy. 1986. Michelle Donna Rumpf ‘‘Kissette” •Muffin” 63 Hersey Lane February 3. 1968 Fav say Where's Jen? I love Paul Stanley. I can't wait to see Jerry tonight . Amb to work in the travel business and be married to Jerry and have three chil- dren. Rem for Skipping school with Michelle and Jen and be ing the only one caught. Giv- ing Doug Doughty a bloody nose in the caf. Act - Band. 1.2. Newspaper staff. 2; T V Production. 2.3; Yearbook. 4 Robynn Schlub “Bobbi” “Bob” Rob” 60 Oakland Circle May 30. 1969 Fav say • I don't believe It!! Maggie your do looks fine! Only meaning less beings speak pointless ji- berlsh. Amb To be a pilot and do it to the best of my ability-lf not I'll be a recluse in Miami Rem for- Cookies after every band competition, hanging around with M B. and B.S ; making the buses wall an hour and a half on the Florida band trip with Benni Act Drama Club. 1.2.4; Drill Team. 1.2.3, Captain. 4; A.C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Yearbook. 4. Rally Committee. 4. John Schneiderhan 181 Green Street February 26, 1969 Amb • To win Megabucks and go to college 37 Philipp Schwanenberg “Phir 1150 Washington Street November 13. 1969 Amb I'll go back to Ger- many. finish my school year (12 13) and then try to be- come a journalist Rem for- Being an exchange student; Beck's Act Soccer. 4; Tennis. 4. Karen Smolinski Smo” 107 Royal Dane Lane August 4. 1969 Fav say Oh My' 0 !” Bocephus rules and rules all Amb To become a success- ful accountant and live in California in a mansion. Rem for Many good times with: Di. Cara. Dot. Carol, and Aimeless. Faithfully wearing my red cracker wrapper ring! Act Rally Committee, 1.2,3.4. Prom Committee. 3; Class President. 2.3. Michael T. Snow “Snowman” “Snowball” L.A. Mike” 922 Plymouth Street March 4, 1969 Fav. say Hey, soccer's al- most over, can't wait 'til bas- ketball Amb To play basketball at North Carolina for Dean Smith Rem. for- Being the new kid; trying to play soccer my sen- ior year Act Basketball. 1.2.3.4; Soccer, 4. Heather Stirling Heath” 16 Coleman Street February 24. 1969 Fav say Just kidding. I got new brakes I hear ya “You know what I mean? Oh I hate her J.O.- were we laughing Amb To have a full and hap- py life Rem for The T.B.C N.C.. J O . E O . L D . and L D ; McDonald's Drive-thru with C.G and K H . Never being here; Back and forth with J O and R.P . Always being in the bathroom. Barbara Stoffel “Junkiterian” “Barbs” “Barbie’ 199 Central Street October 21, 1968 Fav say.- Just terrific. Did I miss anything in class yesterday? Oh! He's so cute! Yes. you look fine Maggie I hate this school. Amb • To have my own line of clothes or chain of clothes and be filthy rich. Rem for- Never coming to school and passing. Always talking about HIM ' Going by his house with M B and beeping the horn a hundred times Ronnie W. Strickland “Big Jerk” “Hoggy” “Ron” 333 Groveland Street January 11, 1969 Fav. say • Cut the fleep. Uni. Amb To have a successful career in the field of medi- cine. Rem for- The ski trip to Can- ada; Valentine's Night with Des; The good times with Paul. Pat. Chris. Rob. and Tim. Act. Football. 1.2.3; Base ball. 1 38 Kathleen M. Sulmonte Kath” “Kathy” 204 Chapel Street July 11. 1969 Fav Say. I hate when that happens Let’s do break- fast. lunch Amb. - To be happy with whatever the future may bring me To own a white Countach Rem For Telling the whole Beach about E.O Wearing out the tar on Summer St. Act. Band 1,2,3; Rally Comm. 3 Shannon A. Sweezey Shooter” 152 Hancock Street February 5. 1969 Fav Say “Shut up and stop making fun of me' Debits ■ Credits” Amb - To shoot monkey face Rem For- Being the only girl to play hockey Act Soccer 1.2.3.4, Ice Hockey 2.3.4. Softball 2.3. Capt 4. Prom Comm 3. Ral ly Comm 1.2.3,4. Yearbook 4. A C S F. 1.2,3.4 Robert W. Symes 243 Shaw Avenue July 27. 1969 Amb To become a rich and successful businessman Rem. For- Being voted the shyest in the senior class. Act - French Circle 1.2.3.4; Treasurer 2; Track 2; Ecol ogy 2 Maureeen Ann Taylor 48 Captain Standish Drive June 3. 1969 Fav Say- Nothing is totally impossible “Trust me. I’ve got the situation under com- plete control “Ipsa Scientia Potestas est Bacon) Amb To attend college and law school To someday be a fantastic lawyer To be hap- py. healthy, rich and wise. Rem For Rewriting Mac- Beth Being intrigued by lan- guages Being fascinated with literature and philosophy Act American Legion Na tionaJ High School Oratorical Contest 1.2,3,4; VFW Voice of Democracy Contest 2.3.4. School Newspaper. 3. Editor. 4. Student Volunteer with Special Needs. 3; Drama Gub, 2.3; Yearbook. 4. Mas sachusetts Girl's State 3; P.C.C.. 1; Amy Trosky Aim” “Aimless” Aimless Wonder” 277 Plymouth St. June 16. 1969 Fav Say “What? Huh!? “O’my God! Rem For- My silly laugh. Get- ting in accidents on Saturday nights. Many good times with Nor. Clink. Dat. BooBoo. Carol. Di, and Karen Amb To become a history teacher and pursue a success- ful career in the Air Force. Act Class Secretary. 2; Prom Committee, 3; Cheer- leading. 1,2.3, Captain 4; Rally Committee. 1.2.3.4; A C S.F.. 1,2.3.4. Sean Tucker 908 Hancock Street 9 Jeffrey Uva “Jeff” “F” 340 Llnwood Street February 15. 1969 Fav say “I’m gonna kill that kid!” Amb - To play professional hockey and to be able to res- cue all the P.O.W.Y Rem for- Arriving late to a varsity hockey game due to a rock and a hard place” (tree) Act - Soccer. 1. Hockey. 1.2. Captain. 3.4. French Circle, 1,2.3,4; Rally Committee. 3.4. Prom Committee, 3. Desmond Walsh 37 Melvern Road Bradford Wales “Brad” 366 Washington Street Jeannlne Ward 700 Llnwood Street June 9. 1969 Fav say Do it up.” Go for it. W'sup?” Meow ” Amb. To become a C.P.A. and own a 9285 Porche and to buy Paul a 3201 B M W Rem. for Always being with my brother junior year, my red hair; and having the best gym class senior year 2nd pe- riod L.D.. S.H.. K.B.. J O., and A.C. 40 Leanne P. Watters “Lee” “Queenie” “Lani Banani” 42 Brookfield Road October 21. 1969 Fav Say Are you Seri- ous? “What am I gonna wear? “Want to do some- thing tonight? Caffball any one? Amb • To own a chain of hotels and ski resorts through the country. Rem For Always being with Kendra. Making strange faces while eating my apple at lunch. Laughing at my own jokes Act Prom Committee. 3. Band. 1.2.3; Rally Commit tee. 3; Tennis. 2.3.4; Oris Varsity Basketball Manager. 3.4; Trade L. Williams “Trace” “Tray” “T” “Ted “Willy” 149 Karen Lane September 18. 1969 Fav Say- “What's a matter? What's wrong’ Why? “What's up? Amb To be a court reporter, own a red 944. and to be a race car driver Rem For Always complain ing and for always having J U to tell me to shut up; Bob K's party Act Yearbook. 4. French Circle. 1.2.3.4; Field Hockey. 1.2.3.4. Softball. 1.2.3.4. Rally Committee. 3.4. School Rep to the School Commit- tee. 4. S.A.D.D.. 4. Prom Committee. 3. Basketball. 1. Student Council. 2. Shawn Gannon Patrick Whalen 150 Vineyard Road June 19. 1969 Fav Say - Everything will be okay I didn't do it' Amb To own my own bar and to marry T D Rem For The shack par ties . Tackling the kid on the track at D-Y . Act Baseball. 2.4. Basket ball. 1.2; Football. 1.2.3. Captain 4; Rally Committee. 1.2.3.4. Prom Committee. 3 Teresa Wolent 518 Summer Street October 10. 1969 Fav Say. What’ Que Pasa' If at first you don't succeed, try. try again Amb To travel a lot and to become a counselor for dis lurbed children, to eventually own a horse breeding farm Rem For Not paying atten tion to my maps in the woods Act Ecology Club 4 41 • ABING October 26. 1969 F«w Say YouJI gel over i« V —'' Amb To own my owninde- V research company Rem For Leaving Spellman under questionable circum stances 1.3.4 42 43 Most Individual Maureen Taylor David Boyes Shyest Mary McPhee Bob Symes Most Talkative Most Musical Claire Morgan Scott Ambrose Chris Miller Lisa Owens Best Physique Bill McDevitt Carol Correia Most Respected Karen Smolinski Ed Donohue Anne Kelliher Most Artistic Desmond Walsh Cherie Bombardier Biggest Flirts Scott Gomes Darlene Nisby Best All-Around Shannon Sweezey Rick Clifford Best Dressed Sondra Head Steve Maguire 47 Class Clowns and Most Mischievious Steve Cashman Diane Burke Most Popular Matt Kelley Karen Smolinski Most Masculine Most Feminine Sondra Head Bill McDevitt Cutest Amy Trosky Pat Cotter Michele DeCoste Most Argumentative Brian Doherty Diane Burke Most Considerate Pat Crowley Kendra Libby Best Looking Cara Cahill Steve Maguire Most Athletic Shannon Sweezey Steve Maguire Most Outgoing Lisa Owens Matt Kelley Friendliest Shawn Whalen Teresa Keenan Biggest Brownies Rich Campbell Maureen Taylor Class Couple Rob McDonough and Carol Correia 49 PEOPLE PAGES Anne Kelliher Frank O’Rourke Girls State Rep. Student Rep. to Substance Abuse Miss DAR Kim Colotta Bay State Games Prom Committee Co-Chairman Ed Donohue Renesselear Medal Bausch and Lomb Science Award Heidi Meroth Bay State Games Woman’s Club Member 51 Maureen Taylor Girls’ State Rep. Teresa Keenan Homecoming Court Brian Doherty Boys’ State Rep. David Doherty Boys’ State Rep. 52 Tracie Williams School Committee Rep. Kristin Keough Student Gov’t Rep. Century III Winner Nancy Reale School Committee Rep. Cara Cahill Homecoming Court David lntraversato School Committee Rep. Amy Trosky Homecoming Court Karen Smolinski Homecoming Queen Women’s Club Member 53 Sondra Head Homecoming Court Miss Abington Melissa Ackerly Century III runner-up Student Rep. to Substance Abuse Prom Committee Co-chairman Shawn Collins Steve Collins Boys’ State Rep. School Committee rep. School Committee Rep. Boys’ State Rep. Academic Excellence Award Ed Donohue SEMSBA Mary McLellan Michelle Reynolds Junior Olympics softball Shannon Sweezey Boston Globe Art Award Michelle Rumpf District Michelle Reynolds, voice Mary McLellan, bass clarinet Lions’ All-State Scott Ambrose IN REMEMBRANCE MARIE NISBY “God gave us our memories so that we might have roses in December.” - James M. Barrie KATHRYN “KITTY” SHANNON “THIS COULD C7He (2[aw of cAfinctc.cn fiundxcd and ciyfity-icucn xcyuciti tfic nonox of youx fjxcicncc at ttic fjuniox [Pxom Diu Coutd Sc JfU JViyfU “ on Dxiday, tfic twenty-tfiixd of cdAay nineteen fiundxcd and ciyfity- ix. }xand cMaxcfi at c fuinyton cdfiyfi Scfioo[ lix-tfiixty to icucn- tfiixty in tPu cucniny fJ inncx and j anciny ziyftt o cfoc£ to niidniyfit cSoni of OtaCij cJ ockCand, cWai ac(iu±ctt± Prom Queen • Heather McGoldrick THE COURT 58 Front row (L to R) Kristina Pugh, Kate Morgan, Carolyn Dunphy Back row (L to R)- Heidi Meroth, Melissa Ackerly, Kelly O’Lone, Heather McGoldrick (Queen), Tracy Anderson, Cara Cahill, Nancy Reale BE THE NIGHT” FRENCH CIRCLE NEWSPAPER STAFF DRAMA CLUB HOMECOMING WEEKEND During our First Annual Homecoming Weekend, many activities took place. We started off the weekend with a rally which saluted all the Senior athletes in fall sports. The Cheerleaders psyched us up, and the coaches gave us inspirating speeches for the season ahead. The kickoff for the Homecoming game was Saturday afternnon versus Dennis Yarmouth. The Green Wave played a tough game against the Dolphins, but in the end the Dolphins came up the victors. The ceremony for the Homecoming Queen was held during halftime. Homecoming Queen: KAREN SMOLINSKI Court: CARA CAHILL SONDRA HEAD TERESA KEENAN AMY TROSKY SQUISH Mr. Maguire presented all the runners-up with roses, and Mr. Nisby did the honors of crowning the Queen. The finale of the weekend was the dance held on Saturday night. The weekend was a big success and we hope there are many more to come. 63 64 65 HOMECON AND HER Cara Cahill with escort Bill McDevitt Sondra Head with escort Jeff Uva Teresa Keenan with escort David Intraversato 66 NG QUEEN COURT 67 ,es- FW YOUR DUES. BMW Everything else js just a light. - LORD BYRON PORSCHE 2 funX 8 wfdve Springsteen! V'' T a, : ist scores DEPENDENT VUARNET. IN THE MOOD ivSPv .Ki ■ike wow, rn.in— , 2Cdn(T®jT| ' vjsv,2 u N men S I I I I ft] IM [■I ' 1'IlM L! U.u, UurkM IcrtowN k.1 � ■■HHNW Imftinll How Mu(li OS , BIG TROUBLE: “« « ” 2 We’re human. ® I 'Q iA 5!! §� w08 lit 23 I How did we do it? S' , 1QR7 IN MEMORY OF MR. PAUL K. SMITH Paul K. Smith will always be remembered in Abington as a great man and an exceptional teacher. Those of us who were fortunate enough to know him learned many things from him. Not only did he teach us to play our instruments and march eight steps to a yard line, he also taught us to be better human beings. We learned how to strive for excellence and work together as a team. He was patient, determined, and always full of energy. Somehow he managed to relay those qualities on to his students. Paul Smith had great respect for his band members and they had great respect for him. Anyone who is or was once a member of the Abington High School band will remember the 1986- 1987 season as the end of a great era in music and the beginning of a new one. Cooperation and mutual support among the band members and the music staff played an important role in the achievements of the band this year. Together they mourned in the passing of the beloved Mr. Smith, and together they gave exciting performances on the competition field, in parades, and in concert band. Maintaining a competitive spirit, which the Abington High School Band has always possessed throughout the years, this year’s band particiapted in such competitions as East Bridgewater, Foxboro Stadium, and the Massachusetts Instrumental Conductors’ Association finals and the Quincy Christmas Parade. FOOTBALL TRI-CAPTAINS The 1987 GREEN WAVE FOOTBALL TEAM Andrea Cavalier! The 1986 Green wave football team was led by Senior Tri-cap- tains Matt Kelley, Steve Maguire, Shawn Whalen and six strong seniors. Steve Maguire was named to the South Shore League All- star team and was picked to play in the Shriner’s All-star Game. The football team’s best outing this year was against Hull playing in the mud and rain. The Greenwave is looking forward to the return of underclassmen to fill the shoes of the graduating seniors. 74 75 CHEERLEADING Front Row (L-R) L. Cordone, A. Trosky, C. Cahill; Back Row (L-R) L. Donadini, T. DiGuisto, S. Studley. K. Green, K. Mace, D. Simmons, K. McFarland, M. Fay 76 FIELD HOCKEY TRICAPTAINS Claire Morgan Kristin Keough Nancy Reale Front Row (LR) K. Lambert. K. Keough. N. Reale, C. Morgan, K. Colotta, T. Williams; Back Row (L-R) - E. Lydon, D. DeMille, M. Graham, J. Dole, T. Ransom, C. Miller The 1986 Field Hockey team consisted of 6 Seniors, defensively they were led by Tri-Captain and South Shore League All-Star, Kristin Keough. Keough was aided by Kerri Lambert and goalie Tracie Williams. Offensively, the scoring was handled by Kim Colotta, Tri-Captain Nancy Reale, and Tri-Captain Claire Morgan, who finished eighth in the league in scoring. Morgan was chosen as team MVP and was selected to the South Shore League All-Star team as well as the Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic team. Abington finished sixth in a strong league of ten teams. 77 BOYS’ SOCCER Front Row (L-R) • J. Ranahan, P. Crowley, R. Campbell, S. Gomes, R. Clifford, B. Brown; Middle Row (L-R) - T Roy, M De Marco, S. Connor, M. Snow. R. Lauria, D. Walsh. K. O’Connor; Back Row (L-R) Coach Corcoran, N. Sharma, M. Regan, K. Hanson, P. Schwanenberg, P. Keenan, M. Sanna, N. Seremitis, P. Patenaude, M. Lambert. The boys’ soccer team showed great potential and were expected to win more games than they did. They were led by Senior Co-captains Scott Gomes, Dick Clifford, and five other strong senior members. A foreign flavor was added by Phil Schwanenberg, a German exchange student. The upcoming players show great potential. CO-CAPTAINS 78 GIRLS’ SOCCER CAPTAIN Heather Martell Front Row (L-R) L. Curley, D. Curran. K. Lambert, D. Cahoon, H. Martell, S. Sweezey. A Brown, S. Burke, K. Johnson; Back Row (L-R) Coach Jeff Kent, A Cashman, N. Parent, A. Guilfoy, L. Gomes. K Donovan, J Murphy, L. Burbine, H. Holbrook. G. Prasad, Manager S. D'Antonio. The 1986 Girls’ Soccer Team Finished the regular season with a 12-1-3 record and then went on to win the Division II South Sectional Tournament, beating Marian, Foxboro, and Holbrook, all in overtime. The team next de- feated Weston 5-0 to win the Eastern Mass. Championship, and from there went to the State Final, a heartbreaker which was lost to Wahconah Regional 1-0. Finishing the year with an overall record of 16-2-3, the Green Wave was led through this terrific season by five sen- iors — forward Captain Heather Martell, Goal- keeper Shannon Sweezy, stopper Debby Ca- hoon, midfielder Karen Lambert, and manager Lisa Owens. 79 80 !s on to the state tournament... v Soccer keeps up tourney habit Girls soccer tourney-bound 4 OT is OK with Abington f Abington stuns Foxboro BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY The Boys’ Cross Country team was led by Senior CO-Captains Chris Miller and Scott Ambrose. They were the teams number one and two runners throughout the season. The team had strong performances from underclass- men and hope to improve on this years record. The team is young but believes in two years they will do very well after some long hard work. Front (L-R); E. Pugh. T. Voislow. K. Douglas, S. Ambrose, C. Miller. B. Butler, Coach Green. Back (L-R): R J. Damon. W. Tuttle. B. Hailstone. P. Kopp. L. Murphy. G. Head. R. Donohoe, P. Steele. 82 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY mm The Girls’ Cross-Country team com- pleted a very competitive season in a highly competitive South Shore League. Junior Lisa Russell was the team’s leading runner, consistently finishing first for the Greenwave throughout the season. She was awarded the Most Valuable Runner Award at the annual Fall Sports Banquet. Senior Captain Teresa Keenan earned the Senior Leadership Award and sophomore Kelsey Fernald received the Most Im- proved Runner Award. The girls are looking forward to a successful 1987 season with returning runners, Lisa Russell, Jennifer Taylor, Kelsey Fernald, Jennifer McCarthy, Julianne Keenan, Michelle Murray, Rachael Hurley and Valerie Norton. Front (L-R): R Hurley, L. Russell. K. Fernald, M. Murray. Back (L-R): K. Guillmette, V. Norton, J. Taylor. Captain Teresa Keenan, J. Keenan, J. McCarthy. Coach Murphy. 83 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL (Front L to R)-H McGoldrick, K. Keough, Captain- Heidi Meroth. M. DeCoste, H. Martell (Back L to R)-N. Parent, L. Gomes, L. lacovelli, J. Murphy, K. Donovan, S. Reilly, C. Miller. G. Prasad. Coach- Jerry Walls Debi O. Gridley MEROTH BREAKS 1000! The 1986-1987 basketball season was highlighted by captain Heidi Meroth scoring her 1000th point and setting the Abington High School rebounding record. Heidi be- came only the third athlete to score 1000 points at AHS, ending her high school career with 1101 total points. The team received strong support from starters Heather Martell and Kristin Keough. Michelle DeCoste and Heather McGoldrick came off the bench to add depth to the girls’ team. Added support came from juniors Jill Murphy, Sheila Reilly, Cheryl Miller and sophomores Katy Donovan and Lori Iaco- velli. With a record of 11-9, this year’s seniors extend the best of luck to next year’s girls’ basketball team. 85 BOYS’ BASKETBALL The Class of 1987 was well repre- sented on the Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team. The Green Wave was led through the 86-87 season by five sen- ior players. At the guard position were Captain Steve Maguire and Pat Crow- ley. At forward were Mike Snow and Jon Barry, and center was played by Shawn Whalen. The team was man- aged by West German exchange stu- dent Phil Schwanenberg. This season was highlighted by several memorable games, including a 60-59 overtime vic- tory over Whitman-Hanson in the Rockland Christmas Tournament. CAPTAIN Front (L-R); P. Keenan. S. Whalen. J. Barry S. Maguire. P. Crowley. M. Snow. J. Stocker. Back (L- R); J. Kent Coach. N. Seremitis, J. Clarkson. B Snow. T. Graham. P. Schwanenberg manager, J. Dunham manager 86 Steve Maguire 87 HOCKEY Front (L to R) S. Sweezey, D. Intraversato, R. Campbell, B. McDevitt, R. Clifford, J. Uva. S. Collins, S. Cashman, F. O’Rourke; Back (L to R) Coach McMann, M. Lambert, T. Voislow, M. O’Shaugh nessy. M. DeMarco, R. Thompson. B. Miller, M. Murray, D. Frazier. CAPTAIN Jeff Uva ASSISTANT CAPTAINS The 1986-87 hockey team had a successful season, obtaining a tourna- ment berth and beating Barnstable in the first game. The team was led by Captain Jeff Uva, and Assistant Cap- tains Dick Clifford and Billy McDevitt. Uva, Clifford and Steve Cashman all made the South Shore League All-star team. The team had added depth from other senior members and is looking forward to the potential of the under- classmen. Bill McDevitt Dick Clifford 89 BOYS’ TENNIS The boys’ tennis team had a successful sea- son during the spring of 1986. The team was comprised of mainly seniors and freshmen. Next year or maybe in two years the team is looking for these up and coming players to go all the way to the states. 9( GIRLS’ TENNIS The girls’ tennis team had a great year, making it to the tournament; and Heidi Meroth almost went un- defeated in the first singles spot. The team had great strength and depth, two keys which added to their success. The team lost a few senior members but looks strong for the 1987 season. The girls will have a new coach this year and wish to extend “welcome” to her and also to thank Mr. Cotter for all his time and effort, not only in ten- nis but also in soccer and basket- ball. Front (L R) H. Meroth, L. Iacovelli, J. Kowalski, S. McCabe, L. Debreczeni. Back (L-R) Coach Cotter. S. Reilly. L. Iacovelli. G. Prasad, A Kelliher, L. Watters, L. McGoldrick, Eiko Komokai. + 91 BASEBALL Front (L R) W. Franey. B Doherty. P. Cotter. J. Graham, C. Cahill, B. Doherty. Back (L R) B. Wilson. J. Clarkson. S. Maguire, K. Karo, E. Donohue, D. Doherty, Coach Graham. A The boys’ baseball team came close to making the tournament during the 1986 season. They were led by Seniors Bob Do- herty and Kevin Karo. Re- turning for the 1987 sea- son will be seven starters from last year. The team shows a lot of potential with six returning seniors, and four returning juniors. They hope to better last years record and obtain a tournament birth. 92 Abington won the SSL Small Division for the third consecutive year. The team posted a 16-3 league record which included a fourteen game winning streak. Senior co-captains Jen Greene and Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic catcher Shar- on Stagliola, both SSL All-stars, led the Green- wave. Powerful Shannon Sweezey, a Boston Globe, Brockton Enterprise and Ledger All- Scholastic and a .400 hitter, anchored the in- field at third base, along with SSL All-star sec- ond baseman Chris Whitman and promising first baseman Cheryl Miller. Pitching sensation Michelle Johnson won seventeen games, includ- ing a no-hitter in the first round of the state tournament. In the outfield, centerfielder Greene, like Sweezey, a .400 hitter, was flanked by veteran rightfielder Tracy Williams, who belted a triple and a homer in the state tournament, and left- fielders Kristin Keough, a steady hitter and sen- ior Sue Hunt, who displayed her versatility by also playing the infield. The team’s spiritual leader, DH Liz Burke, finished the season with a glittering .356 average. Sophomore stars Amy Brown, Lynne Burbine, and Terry Ran- som filled in admirably, with Amy and Lynne both hitting over .300 and Terry walloping a homer in her first varsity at bat in the state tournament. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Front (L-R) S. Hunt, C. Whitman. S. Stagliola, Coach Kingman, J. Greene, L Burke, M Johnson. Back (L-R) T. Williams. A. Brown. K. Keough, C. Miller, S. Sweezey. 93 BOYS’ TRACK The 1986 boys’ track team was led by Senior Captain Jim Burke. They had a pretty successful season and show great expectations for The 1987 season, after graduating only one senior. The 1986 Boys’ Track Team 94 GIRLS’ TRACK The 1986 Girls’ Track Team The 1986 girls’ track team was led by Senior Captain Mary Bombardier, who set many personal goals. The team also benefitted from the enormous showing of underclassmen. There were many members along with Bombardier who qualified for state competition. This year the team shows great potential, after graduating only one senior, and having such good, returning talent. 95 GOLF The golf team during the 1986 season brought back the quality play that Abington was known for in the seventies. The team hopes to obtain a tour- nament birth and looks strong this year with many returning seniors and upperclassmen. 96 CLASS OFFICERS President - Cherie Bombardier Vice President ■ Ricky Clifford Secretary ■ Bill McDevitt Treasurer • Claire Morgan PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE It’s hard to imagine that our time here at Abington High School will be over very soon. So many changes have occurred in all of us in just four years. We can look back now and see how much we’ve grown since we were freshmen. Now we are preparing to leave something that has had a different, profound effect on all of us • something that has become an important part of our lives. The prospect of graduating and getting out into the world is an exciting one, but a scary one, too. Many of us will go different ways and all our lives will undoubtedly change. No one knows exactly what we will find out there, but the future is ours to make what we want out of it. In whatever each of you pursue, may you find the courage to be yourselves, and may you find much happiness and fulfillment in life. Life is the ultimate experience, an ongoing learning process, so live it to the fullest. Never forget the friends you made at A.H.S. or the people here who made a difference in your life. They will always be a part of you, even if only in memory. Never forget the good times - they are ours to share forever with our friends no matter where we may go. I’d like to wish all of you the best of luck, happiness, and peace, with the hope that we will all fulfill our dreams. Sincerely yours, Cherie Bombardier SOPHOMORES President Stephanie DiAntonio Vice President • Lori lacovelli Secretary • Melissa Reale Treasurer • Lisa Monica bow! s e Oil Can puts Sox in ' Seventh Heaven; it’s kup to Clemens now 102 My Memories of “Eddie Was Here” by Mary McPhee I wrote this article after returning home from our last performance and it reflects what I remember most from Eddie Was Here. I dedicate this article with much love to the entire cast and crew of the play. Special thanks to our director Tom Haynes. Ms. Nisby, the A.S.A.P.. Ms. Crooks. Kevin LaRiviere and most of all to the memory of Eddie LaRiviere (1961-1977). These are my personal reflections and in a sense, our story. I remember when our Senior Class Advisor. Ms. Nisby. came into psychology class. She said that they were planning a presentation of a play called Eddie Was Here. The play was a true story of a young man's life cut short by drugs and alcohol at the age of sixteen. The person behind the play was a man named Kevin LaRiviere. He had a personal interest in the play, for it was his brother's life we were depicting. When Ms. Nisby asked for volunteers there weren’t that many. Finally a few poeple, including myself, signed up. What amazed me was that the kids I had thought of as loud were suddenly very quiet. I saw Ms. Nisby again in English class. There were still not many volunteers. When I went to the auditions on Monday night. September 22nd. I was surprised at the number of kids there • many more than I expected. Some I was friends with, and some I didn’t know too well. Our director, Tom Haynes, soon became a favorite with us because of his sense of humor and unlimited energy. We soon learned, however, that he could be tough when he wanted to be Everyone was given one scene to auditon in • the scene between Eddie and his girlfriend. Julie. After seeing everybody in action, we knew that Chris Hamblin and Ann Marie Beaudreau were perfect for the parts Unfortunately, not everyone got a speaking role. One of those people was this reporter. I was so angry at first that I vowed I wouldn’t have anything more to do with the play. I decided to go to one rehearsal - and that would be it. But that wasn’t it. and I’m so glad that I stuck with the play - if I hadn’t, you wouldn’t be reading about our incredible experience. We would have two rehearsals, then a dress rehearsal the night before the production I was only needed for the two party scenes, then I would leave while Tom worked with the leads. I remember that some of the girls said that they were going to cry at the end of the show. I was thinking more about what the audience would do. We put on three shows in all, two in the morning and one at night. The first was for the sophomores, juniors, and seniors - our peers, people we had known for years How would they react?” I wondered. The second show was the freshman and students of the junior high. The third show was presented for parents, residents, and those who wanted to see it again. The dress rehearsal was on that Sunday night. I didn’t want to go. instead I wanted to stand in line for Red Sox tickets, but my parents wouldn’t let me. I came to the rehearsal very upset. Mary and Peggy talked to me. as did the other kids, and helped me feel better. I remember that Peter, who played Eddie’s father, asked me what was wrong. When I told him that it was just a dumb argument with my parents he hugged me and said. That's why we’re doing this, to make parents understand us better. I walked for a while on the school grounds, then came back inside. I was at first scared to go in, but Mary helped me relax. What touched me most about that night occurred when Kevin LaRiviere afterwards told us how good we were Then he looked at Chris and told him that he reminded him of somebody he used to know very well. We didn’t have to ask who we knew The next day came sooner than we expected We reported to the gym at 7:00 am. At 7:50 the show began. It went great. Everyone in the cast was fabulous When we took our bows. Chris and Ann Marie got the biggest hand, not only from the audience, but from us too for their fine work. I cried like everyone else and we all hugged each other. I don’t think there was a dry eye in that auditorium. 1 felt a special bond with the audience; they had felt what we were saying and later came up and told us how great it was. We had a fifteen minute break and then we were on again for the next show. Again we cried and hugged each other at the end. And then something wonderful happened. We were all in different groups hugging each other, and suddenly we all joined together in one line. We all swayed together gently to the song The Greatest Love of All.” Our last show was not until 7:30 that night. I had to go to work at 3:00. Cherie, another extra and a person I work with, said she felt that we were all best friends. I told her that it was like The Breakfast Club and she agreed. I remember saying It’s like we never knew each other, and then we were all together talking about our problems, you know?” I knew. Soon it was time for our final performance and what a performance! I felt that it was the best of the three. We got a standing ovation from the audience. There was again a lot of tears and hugs We presented Kevin LaRiviere. who had spoken at each show, with a rose. We then got in one long line again, but broke it up as we hugged each other and cried. I wanted to stay. I wanted that moment to last forever Eddie Was Here is now in the past, but for those of us who wdVe a part of it. the production will never be forgotten. Looking back, 1 can’t believe that I didn't want to go just because I didn't have a lead part. It has been the greatest experience of my life. I have gotten to know my fellow cast members so well. I cried with them. I laughed with them, and I felt with them. I realize now that it wasn't just an anti-drug play; it was a play about love and understanding. When I hugged Kevin. I thanked him. We had all become so close because of the play. I probably won’t hang out with some of the cast because we belong to different groups, but I’ll never forget that day. when we were best friends performing a play about a kid who didn’t think he had anyone. Now I know that we all have someone. 103 CLASS IN TEN YEARS FROM NOW Melissa Ackerly will be practicing medicine on the French Riviera while moonlighting as a lifeguard. Scott Ambrose will be a drunken bum wandering the streets of Boston. Tracy Anderson will be a hairdresser. Brendan Bagnell will be a successful engineer in the computer field. Tom Barnett will be getting rich from performing experiments on lab animals. Jon Barry and Rich Campbell will be Co owners of Teel’s Cabin. Ann Batson will be an art therapist in Florida. Margaret Bikowski will be working for the government in the Environmental Protection Agency, telling the President what to do. Peter Bradbury will still be asking for a ride home. Tim Brown will be making a lot of money. Stacy Buffington will be living a happy life. Cherie Bombardier will still be a reckless woman and still trying to pay for ail those calls to Rochester. N Y. David Boyes will be skateboarding across the U.S. Kelly Bump will be married to Patch. Diane Burke will be Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. Scott Cabral will own his own business. Cara Cahill will be an FBI Special Agent. Deb Cahoon will be having a big 1997 New Year’s Eve party and still not know all the people there. Steve Cashman will be playing in the Iron League with the Hanson Brothers and Oogie Oglethorpe. Andrea Cavalleri will be in Italy. Diane Child will be doing what she wants. Andrea Chinzi will be rich and happy. Robyn Clark will be a paralegal. Rick Clifford will be the only player in the N H L. with a mohawk. Shawn Collins will be a successful business man on Wall Street and still wondering why he hung around the bowling alley. Steve Collins will be successful. Kim Colotta will be teaching figure skating and running her own advertising agency. Sean Connor will be a successful engineer. Susan Conroy will be happy, successful, and healthy. Nicole Conserva will be rich n famous. Laura Cordone will be working in a high rise making lots of money. Carol Correia will have a radio and a horn for her car. Pat Cotter will be starring in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Pat Crowley will be having a good time. Lisa Davieau will own her own business, be a millionaire, and be married. George Debreczeni will be a machinist with his own company. Leah Debreczeni will be happily married, owning her own business and have an expensive car. Michelle DeCoste will be looking up at all her nieces nephews. Kim deLalla will be riding around in her brand new Fiero with her toe shoes. Linda Denty will be a successful lawyer and married to Paul Stanley. Brian David Doherty will be starring in Double Mint Gum Commercials. Debbie Doherty will be living in New York, working as the anchor woman for NBC Studios. Lisa Donelan will have made it to the top! Ed Donohue will be successful and very rich! Carolyn Dunpby will own a jewelry shop and be very wealthy. Paul Earl will be an Abington policeman patroling the Frolio. Chrissy Foley will be happy. Wayne Franey will be starting nose guard on the Chicago Bears Defense. James Freese will be living a good life. Dianna Foltz will be happy and successful. Cindy Gilboy will be successful at everything. Anne Gillis will be living happily. Scott Gomes will be playing soccer in the Olympics. Jennifer Gowin will be driving a Stingray and skiing all over the world. Jeff Ham will be 27. Chris Hamblin will be touring the world in the loudest, fastest havey metal band. Jennifer Hanlon will own a Lamboghim. Michelle Head will own her own business and be happily married to John Warmington. Sondra Head will be traveling around the world. Peter Holmes will be living in a delux dumpster with Benni in Detroit. Kelli Hooke will be getting the most out of life. Laura Horgan will be living a successful life. David Intraverszto will be playing hockey in Switzerland and still wondering why he hung out at the B.A. Neil Johnson will own a nice Mustang. Stuart Joseph will be married to a very rich and beautiful girl. Cheri Kahler will be married to Joe. Sean Keaney will be riding a Harley cross country and be filthy rich without getting caught. Teresa Keenan will be happily married to Wayne have two little Waynes and her own dance studio. Matt Kelley will own a male escort service for elderly women. Anne Kelliher will have a successful career in law. Kristin Keough will be shellacking field hockey sticks and be the coaches idol. Dot Kiziuk will be successfully rich. Karen Lambert will be paying $1,000,000 a year in car insurance. Kerri Lambert will have her license. Kendra Libby will be getting into another accident with Kenny C. PROPHECIES Kevin Libby will live happy until they blow up the world. Susan Lifcovich will be a hairdresser. Nora LoGuidice will have a successful career. Johanna Lopez will be a computer technician. Kelly Lythgoe will own her own hotel in the Caribbean. Cyndy Mace will own her own spa. Steven Maguire will be going against Larry Bird in the three point shoot out. Nicole Mahoney will be living in a mansion. Heather Martell will be playing on a professional women’s soccer team that has yet to be founded. Diane Martin will be happy Scott McCollem will be living successfully. Billy McDevitt will be a successful lawyer, living on his estate in California. Chris Mclver will be rich and happy. Mary Mclver will be Kerry VonErich’s valet. Rob McDonough will be having parties in his mansion. Heather McGoldrick will be the lead singer of Jem and the Holograms. Lisa McGoldrick will still be filling out insurance forms. Sandra Mclnerney will be happily married with a few kids. Mary McLellan will be a chain smoker with a beard so she’ll look like Lenny on Sha-na-na. Mary McPhee will be happy and successful no matter what she is doing. Heidi Melanson will have a red car. Heidi Meroth will be living in the forest with Bambi. Chris Miller will be the lead singer of the rock group Led Zeppelin. Lisa Moon will be married to a rich guy. Claire Morgan will have won a $1,000,000 law suit against Goodyear Tire Company for her accident senior year. Kate Morgan and the kids will be following the NHL. Julie Munise will be successful. Joanne Murphy will be happily married and surrounded by kids. Christine Murray will be living a happy life. Nancy Murray will be happy. Kerri Nelson will be rich with John and kids while running a trucking co. Debbie Nicholson will be backpacking through France still writing poems. Darlene Nisby will be managing a hotel in Florida. Amy Norcott will be traveling to the land down under. Ellen O’Driscoll will be making a lot of money after college. Julie O’Keefe will have a good life. Kelly O’Lone will live in a pink house with a pink car in the driveway. Frank O’Rourke will play in the NHL. Lisa Owens will be married to Prince. Ray Peterson will be leading an exciting life. Frank Poillucci will be living in California. Les Poitras will be his own boss. Lisa Prizio will be content with her life. Kristina Pugh will be married with 5 kids and still have a crush on Les P. Nancy Rancel will be re decorating her cathedral-size bathroom. Lisa Randall will have married for money. Nancy Reale will be filling out accident reports after totalling her 10th car. Debbie Reardon will be a photo-journalist. Michelle Reynolds will be the best paid teacher in the Abington School System. Lauren Richards will be happy. Pam Roech will finally have tickets to a Springsteen concert! Robert Rosczewski will be living a wonderful life. Michele Rountry will have found her knight in shinning armor. Michelle Rumpf will be married to Jerry with 2 kids. Robyn Schlub will have her pilot’s license and will have flown around the world twice. John Schneiderhan will have won Megabucks. Phil Schwanenberg will be back in Germany as a journalist. Jerry Slack will have fixed his truck completely. Karen Smolinski will be the accountant of the Saltine Cracker Co. Mike Snow will be head basketball coach at University of North Carolina. Heather Stirling will be married and rich with two kids. Barbara Stoffel will have her own line of clothes. Ronnie Strickland will have a successful career in the field of medicine. Kathleen Sulmonte will still be working at Trucchis. Shannon Sweezey will have started the W-NHL. Bobby Symes will be a rich and successful businessman. Maureen Taylor will be a lawyer hopefully in a Boston law firm. Amy Trosky will be driving her new red Porche. Sean Tucker will be happy with his life. Jeff Uva will be rescuing all the P.O.W.’s. Brad Wales will be successful. Des Walsh will be redesigning the Hancock Building. Jeannine Ward will be a C.P.A. driving a Porche. Leanne Watters will be working for NBC as their antenna. Shawn Whalen will own his own bar. Tracie Williams will be successfully rich, happily married, and the first female NASCAR champion. Teresa Wolent will be happily married with a good career and talking to Johanna on the telephone. 107 CLASS 1. We leave “Misty Mountain” still unclimbed. 2. We leave the Junior girls Finally!!! •3. We leave Joanne and Anne still on N.C. 4. The Accountants of “87” leave Mr. Currant many debits credits. 5. We leave Nikki a spot on the wall. 6. We leave Mary Hellen her OWN boyfriend. 7. We leave Ed D. dropping Heidi M. off at the front door. 8. We leave Mr. Campbell saying, “In any event 9. A.K. leaves J.M. legal. 10. Karen, Cara, Diane, the rest of the Senior class leave the halls covered with Sunflower Seeds. 11. We leave Mr. Currant “glad to be back” 12. We leave Mrs. Rennie a copy of our SAT scores. 13. We leave the Junior girls our leftovers! 14. We leave Joanne Michelle blowing off the history final for a “Bud” 15. We leave Kelly L. 100 frogs. 16. We leave Mrs. Phillips lots of thanks for all her help. 17. We leave Jen and Kel a roadmap of Hull. 18. We leave Rick Clifford a “How to Drive” book. 19. We leave Dave Intraversato a new windsheild. 20. We leave Shawn Collins owing people money. 21. We leave D.I. B.M. their two gray taxis. 22. We leave Gold’s Gym a Shopping Mall. 23. We leave the underclassmen finding a new place to have their prom. 24. We leave Karen L. Eager Beaver tee-shirts in every color. 25. We leave, still filling out accident reports. 26. We leave Steve Cashman with a hat on. 27. We leave the Freshmen three more years of AHS. 28. We leave Mrs. Phillips the work for today. 29. Michelle R. leaves her boots to Maggie B. 30. CM leaves Stacy in band. 31. We leave Ms. Nisby a life-time supply of Abington Sweatshirts! 32. We leave the photo students intoxicated from the fumes of Conan’s cooking. 33. We leave “Ted” losing most masculine by one vote. 34. We leave the people on the French trip going in a Circular Square! 35. We leave Mr. Hart writing on the black board! 36. Kerri leaves Tracy, Beaver, Ann Suzie lost in the woods out front. 37. We leave Mike in L.A. 38. We leave Coach Kel with shorts on in 20 degree weather. 39. Heather leaves Cindy with strawberry milk shakes. 40. The field hockey team leaves Claire the ball. 41. We leave D.B. still at the party. 42. We leave the juniors the HONOR of taking the Seniors’ place. 43. We leave the Senior class wondering why they hung out at the bowling alley. 44. Michelle leaves Bink “being a prop”. 45. We leave Pat Cotter a real chainsaw! 46. Diane leaves Cara’s car alone. 47. Kim D. leaves C-Bomb an untouched wall in the Bronx. 48. We leave Trapper Billy a taxi company. 49. K.K. Leaves S.S. “studying”. 50. We leave Deb N. Deb D. wondering where the Hurley’s open house is. 51. We leave Paul Chris on top of the Jr. High roof. 52. We leave Teresa and Wayne in the library. 53. We leave Deb a certain someone who’s almost in college (A.l.C.) 54. We leave S.C. the twins in Northfield. 55. We leave Des in space. 56. We leave Jeff U. a Briggs Stratton 4hp mower. 57. We leave Deb Shannon friends forever. 58. 4th period Record Keeping leaves Miss Puricelli a quiet class. 59. We leave Rib Mag rather all. 60. N.R. leaves C.B. doing military warfare maneuvers on Block St. WILL 62. Frank P. leaves his keys to the next jingler. 63. Dot K. and Diane B. leave their “Freshmen twins ” to follow in their footsteps. 64. C-Bom leaves Annabelle on the Cafeteria floor. 65. We leave J.B., D.D., B.D. packing their bags for the Misty Mountain. 66. We leave T.W. a can of oil for the silver jet. 67. We leave Miss McDonald a Loreal home perm kit. 68. S.M. leaves M.R. her P.C.M. manual. 69. We leave M.B. and R.S. singing out loud for no reason. 70. We leave “Speedaway” to the Sophomores. 71. M.R. leaves her car to the P.C.M. 72. L.D. leaves N.C. always saying don’t worry about it. 73. Di leaves Carol some Visine. 74. We leave Deb D. losing her dress at Ridders. 75. Benni leaves the Activity Room to band members skipping class. 76. We leave Steve Cashman in the girls dormitory at NMH. 77. We leave Mrs. Millett a new class of Mountain Climbers. 78. We leave Leanne constantly asking “What should I wear?” 79. We leave Rich as Bob, and Dick as Bill in V.D. Per. 5. 80. We leave Kim battling Lis at the Trojan War. 81. We leave Mim a bottle of Clairol Loving Care. 82. We leave Scooter afraid of Michele and Heidi. 83. T.W. leaves Stevie K. all the stolen softball equipment. 84. We leave Kelly Bump waiting to meet “Patch”. 85. We leave Heidi galavanting through town in her wet, white tank top. 86. Joanne Anne leave the Juniors the best of Luck with Their yearbook. 87. ArrowB leaves PH naked in the pool. 88. We leave T.K. K.C. with their distinctive laughs. 89. We leave Barbara S. a 50 lb. box of chocolates. 90. We leave Norwell a game they will remember! 91. We leave Mike, Scott, Jon, and Rich lost in Gloucester looking for Natick. 92. K.L. leaves Michele dancing at 9:15. 93. K.P. leaves Debbie still flirting with a baritone player. 94. Nancy leaves the breakfast club hot chocolate and chocolate chip cookies. 95. D.K. D.B. leave in a classic. 96. Claire leaves Karen a cracker wrapper and 35 loads of laundry! 97. We leave making sure Mrs. Donovan’s Debits equal Credits. 98. Kim D. leaves Veronica her tape of the Good Day Show. 99. We leave Julianne two more long years. 100. We leave Rich Campbell “baking a batch”. 101. We leave Kelly O. something PINK! 102. We leave, but take Kim S. with us. 103. We leave George D. in the big bird seat! 104. We leave the Dot’s with someone in-between them. 105. We leave M.M. still saying “booga-booga” and “bula-bula”. 106. We leave M.A. a Ginsu Knife sharpener! 107. We leave in slightly dented cars. 108. We leave research papers to Freshmen. 109. We leave K.P. always worrying! 110. We leave Diane C. floating down the Penobscot River. 111. We leave Mr. McMann still thinking plaid is in! 112. We leave Matt Kelley still driving his mother’s car! 113. We leave Amy Trosky common sense! 114. D.C. leaves A.R. lost in Brockton. 115. We leave the Hockey team with mohawks. 116. We leave Ricky C. a can of caffine free Coke. 117. We leave Nancy R. gift certificates to Burger King. 118. We leave Kate the duster. 119. We leave AHS with a cool buz! 120. WE LEAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!! in THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long 1 stood And looked down one as far as 1 could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that, the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if 1 should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and 1- 1 took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost ANSWERS TO PAGES 108 + 109 ( 1) Heather and Lisa McGoldrick ( 2) Brian and David Doherty ( 3) Kendra Libby and Leanne Watters ( 4) Joanne Murphy ( 5) Jennifer Gowin ( 6) Matt Kelley ( 7) Amy Trosky { 8) Sandy Mclnerney ( 9) Amy Norcott (10) Lisa Davieau (11) Heidi Melanson (12) Leah Debreczeni (13) Kim deLalla (14) Kelly Lythgoe (15) Heidi Meroth (16) Kristin Keough (17) Heather Martell (18) Melissa Ackerly (19) Peter Holmes (20) Carolyn Dunphy (21) Debby Cahoon (22) Dot Kiziuk (23) Nicole Mahoney (24) Debbie Nicholson (25) Darlene Nisby and Cara Cahill (26) Michele DeCoste and Teresa Keenan (27) Darlene Nisby (28) Kerry Nelson (29) Nancy Rancel (30) Tracie Williams (31) Anne Kelliher (32) Robyn Clark (33) Rich Campbell (34) Tracy Anderson (35) Kristina Pugh (36) Cherie Bombardier (37) Debbie Doherty (38) Kim Colotta • this page Compliments of: J.H. SLATTERY INSURANCE AGENCY 513 Washington St. Abington, MA 878-0846 773-6780 HOMETOWN. INDEPENDENT BANKING Lincoln Blvd., Abington, MA 878-8300 Member FD1C Your Full Service Bank 878-2574 ANDERSON INSULATION CO., INC. GENERAL OFFICES - ABINGTON, MASS. 706 Brockton Ave ABINGTON, MASS. Represented By ANTON TRIGLER 7Z ROURKE OIL COMPANY 118 Monroe St. Abington, MA 02351 Best Wishes Class of “87” Best Wishes To Chris Miller And The Class Of 1987 From THE POOL PLACE And THE CHRISTMAS PLACE 1500 Bedford St. Abington, MA 02351 ABINGTON DRY CLEANERS 564 Washington St. 871-1195 Congratulations to the Class of ’87 from Ron and Sue o v j5 G 5 Finish' 0 LYNCH’S PHARMACY BUS. PHONE 871-2454 Sue UiiorJan 862 Biocklon Avenue Abinglon, Ma 02351 584-1011 - 878-4390 Q(0foww§lQ MODEL AGENCY 509 Washington St. Abington. MA 878-0316 In Memory of Jackie” Kristian ABINGTON LUMBER CO., INC. 257 NORTH AVENUE (ROUTE 139) NO. ABINGTON, MASS. 02351 116 TO THE BEST OF 87 GOOD LUCK from PAPA GINO’S 155 Market Street Rockland, MA 02370 871-4000 Congratulations To The Class of 1987 THE ALGER CORPORATION 477 Washington St. Abington, MA 878-8320 Manufacturers of Leather and Plastic Bindings for the Shoe, Sporting Goods, Glove, Garment Industries “3 V DRUG CO., tec. COR Of NORTH AVE A BRIGHTON ST. NO ABINGTON. MASS PHONE 878-0893 PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS COX PHARMACY RT. 18 ABINGTON. MASS. AT ABINGTON FARMER’S MARKET PHOHE B78-7797 M1-OOX4 Professionals prefer KT-42 (817� 878-3151 i Kay Printing Co. as ia'|} s' tr • AO '� aro� . uAtiAC «,M t on� ' ALEC’S CARPET UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Kcsiricnlinl ft Commercial • M .ill til « .ill I .IfJN-t • Arra n s i Iratml m our |4ant onrutaN Iwank • IXiurnrN • nj liol lrr o| all t |� - 871-1415 I’rofessional Quality people can rely on. 659 Richard Kills Drive Rit- i:)9 Almujloii pad the finest driveway sealer you can buy KOL-TAR INC. Blackshield Driveway Sealer and Roof Coatings 669 Adams St. N. Abington, MA 02351 871-0883 117 789 CENTRE ST. BROCKTON. MA 588-7152 ABINGTON LIONS CLUB MARTIN’S HOME BAKERY AND LUNCHEONETTE Open Mon. thru Sat. 6 A.M. - 6 P.M. 878-4026 205 North Ave. N. Abington Best Wishes Congrats to Class of 1987 McSHARRY BROS., INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 313 ADAMS STREET NO. ABINGTON, MA 02351 Independence Insurance Agency 37 Brockton Avenue P.O. Box 2062, Abington, MA 02351 871-1510 118 Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations Class of 1987 CARL GOODWIN SON 302 ROCKLAND STREET ABINGTON, MA 02351 (617)178-2021 Instruction • Custom Repairs Solos BOB BUS: 871-5648 HOME: 878-5033 Antiquo Drums D R CONSTRUCTION FRAMING - REMODELING “Pride and Quality Since 1965” DICK HOME: 878-0471 ABlNGTON HALIFAX KINGSTON Memb . FOIC DIFM 121 122 “0 AUTOMATIC SAFETY PRODUCTS INC. FIRE AND SECURITY SYSTEMS DESIGN, SALES, SERVICE 933 TURNPIKE STREET (RT. 138), CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02021 • (617) 828-4690 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1987 123 Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 From The TEAM OUTFITTING EXCELLENT SERVICE PRICES SPORTS SHOP TRI COUNTY ARENA ROCKLAND, AAA. DAVE INTRAVERSATO DICK CLIFFORD 871-4362 To Every Thing There Is a Season The King James Bible To every thing there is a season, And a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; A time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; A time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; A time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; A time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; A time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; A time of war, and a time of peace. Compliments Of A FRIEND SPONSORS The Class Of ’87 Really Counts With Me! J.L.M. CS.7T r.rfOUN J CALLER. ED’S RENT TO LV� iJ T.V.'S A APPLIANCES CALL 870-1122 VRT.ISABWSrWl Robyn Clark - You’re The Greatest • We’re The Proudest - Our Super Kid!! Never Stop Loving And Caring • Or Dreaming. And May All Your Dreams Come True. We Love You • Always. MOM AND FAMILY cA lac]ic Gy zA {axL ia 341 NORTH AVE N ABINGTON. MA 871 0001 128 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. D. Leo Donovan Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hart Patricia Nisby Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nisby Eileen Lachapelle Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kelliher Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Nichols Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson Rea G. Rosen Le Circle Francais Neil and Cindy Morgan J. T. Hair Design Louise P. Ackerly Bob and Jane Maguire ATTORNEYS A. Stanley Littlefield 321 Union Street Rockland, MA 02370 John B. Reilly 500 Washington Street Abington, MA 02351 DENTISTS Edward W. Scoppettuolo, Jr., D.D.S. 313 Adams Street Abington, MA 02351 Roland T. Phillips, Jr., D.M.D. John R. Young 131 North Avenue 272 Centre Avenue Abington, MA 02351 Rockland, MA 02370 Robert E. Murray, D.M.D. 12 Lincoln Blvd. Abington, MA 02351 130 DOCTORS “0 Wendy S. A. Edwards, M.D. 80 North Avenue Abington, MA 02351 Robert W. North, O.D. 80 North Avenue Abington, MA 02351 Brian J. Battista, M.D. 335A Washington Street Abington, MA 02351 Paul Doherty 313 Adams Street Abington, MA 02351 131 If I should ever go away - well, then close your eyes and try to feel the way we do today and then if you can remember. Keep smiling, keep shining, knowing you can always count on me for sure that’s what friends are for. For good times and bad times I’ll be on your side forever more. That’s what friends are for. 132 ABINGTON OLD TOWN POST No. 5737 V.F.W. and AUXILIARY Raymond F. Mansell Commander Barbara B. Gagne President Risfcorante and Wine Bar ■Esl.1955 . . one of the best meals we have had in ages ... — Boston Magazine A ward of Excellence — Wine Spectator “Best Suburban Restaurant — Boston Magazine Route 3 to Route 18 South North Abington, MA £ lb Coton Japcees HO. BOX 2124 A B I NGTO N. MA 02351 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 OLD TOWN JAYCEES OF ABINGTON ABINGTON PRINTING COMPANY TRUFANT REAL ERICKSON’S NEWS Complete Printing ESTATE, INC. Service Howard B. Trufant. President 562 Washington Street 871-1106 Eric Wilson, Treasurer and Sales “Bob and Carol Batson” Manager Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 Joseph and Dolores DiLorenzo 15 Brockton Ave. Abington. MA 211 BROCKTON AVENUE RTE. 03 ABINGTON. MA 02351 TEL. 878-2478 136 LEWIS V. DORSEY POST 112 THE AMERICAN LEGION ABINGTON. North Abington Co-operative Bank NORTH ABINGTON. MASSACHUSETTS 02351 6 Harrison Ave. No. Abington 878-0045 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 from the ANDREW W. BABB PRESIDENT BABB-MATHESON INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. CREATIVE INSURANCE PLANNING OLDE HOME DONUT SHOPPE 526 WASHINGTON STREET ABINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02351 878-0088 ' 71-2555 Corner Routes 18 and 139 Abington, MA 138 a Joseph J. Kelliher Co. Inc. Range Fuel Oils-Oil Burner Sales Service Asphalt Paving 77 East St., No Abington, Mass. 878-1086 TEEL’S CABIN SUNDOWNERS CLUB «B! From 3pm — 5pm Monday through Saturday 15% DISCOUNT off food served in the dining room. (Not valid on holidays.) Redeem your club card 20 times for two free dinners. SUBARU ABINGTON SUBARU 878-8888 Sales - Parts - Service Quality Used Cars 403 BEDFORD STREET ABINGTON, MA. 02351 TELEPHONE: (617) 878-0715 MANUFACTURERS OF DOOR AND WINDOW UNITS COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY BUILDING SUPPLIES CGL —i 11111 5 LUMBER C PROMPT SERVICE O’BRIEN’S OIL SERVICE 8 Summit Rd. Abington, MA 02351 878-2194 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 mi viiiAiiy Residential - Commercial • Mortgages Appraisals • Investment Property Member National Association Of Certified Real Property Appraisers Jlemtox Jteal Instate, 3nc. 434 Bedford Street (Rte. 18) Abington, Mass. 02351 Member Multiple Listing Service 878-8601 878-8602 BOB LENNOX, REALTOR R CRPA Notary Public Eddie Bailey's Garage Inc. RIPSM SUPPLY COMPANY 9 Orange St. 878-1570 ”24 Hour Towing Service Nights 878-7785 452 Randolph Street Abington, Mass. 02351 (617) 8 8-2312 Weddings, Fruit Baskets Prom Flowers, Flowers For All Occasions Country Flowers 871.4438 � 47-6098 (eve.) Ed It Roirmari? Broudf 200 North Avenue Abington. MA 02331 Congratulations And Best Wishes MILDRED ALFORD NURSING HOME 81 Birch St. No. Abington, MA 02351 Bud Little Son Auto Repairing 190 North Avenue North Abington, MA 02351 Phone 617-878-1661 Quality Used Automobiles Best of Luck Class of 1987 Abington Liquors Corp. MTERSECTION OF CENTER AVE. - RT. 12: AT 585 WASHINGTON ST. wide selection of domestic imported wines • liquors • beers • ale numbers game - lottery tickets - ice cubes fruit baskets - bar accessories visa - mastercard cheerfully honored open 8:00 am til 10:30 pm mon. thru thursday 8:00 am til 11:00 pm friday Saturday Compliments Of MERCURY METALS Congratulations Class of 1987 American Rentall Centers, Inc. 446 Bedford St.. Rt. 18 878-4624 If you need it. rent it.' Tools and Equipment for the Industrial Contractor and the Homeowner. 878-0614 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 GIFTS • NOVELTIES HANDCRAFTED ITEMS VTfAfT Route 123 • ABINGTON Sylvia F. Barry Judith A. Nagle Proprietors 878-4041 Best Wishes From GOWELL’S JEWELRY GIFTS Watch Repairing and Diamond Setting 878-2377 North Avc., North Abington Bemis Drug Co., Inc. Corner of North Ave Brighton St. No. Abington, MA 878-0893 Cox Pharmacy Rt. 18 Abington, MA At Abington Farmer's Market Phone 878-7797 331-0014 Congratulations To Class of 1987 from HUTCHEON’S FLOWERS For All Occasions 84 Hancock St. 878-2909 Al Jerry Mills JENKINS-S1MMONS TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. P O. BOX 176 No. Abington, MA 02351 PHONE 878-2326 DIRECT LINE TO BOSTON 227-4915 WATTS (ANY POINT FROM MASS.) 800-242-3835 878-1886 'Heiv STYLERS CUTTERS 'jUs 310 ADAMS ST. STAN PETERSON, prop. N. ABINGTON, MA 02351 J As the editors of this yearbook, we would like to thank five special people for their help and support in preparing this book. Mr. Byron, Ms. Nisby, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Drew and Mrs. DeLuca have all given 100% in helping us, and we would like to thank each one of them. Thanks for everything!! Anne and Joanne I JOSTENS 144 N