Avon High School - Sonnet Yearbook (Avon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1981 volume:

Impressions Editor-In-Chief Stephen Vasil Layout Editor Lisa Nilsson hotography Editors Linda Almond Arlene Zablocki Business Editors Linda Balboni Susan Swanson Copy Editors Susan Swanson Ann Marie Neme Production Advisor Mary Ann T. Costa Business Advisor Nadine Bradshaw Dedication . To Ralph Butler Cry no more. Let your tears dry, Your mind clear, And your love come through As the memories begin When mortal life ends. Fear not. There is nothing to be afraid of For God will protect Those who believe that Their loved ones Are safe in His arms. Susan Swanson How many times throughout our senior year have we said to the person next to us, “Do you remember when . . .?” Countless times we have all been thinking about the past twelve years of our lives, the past four emerging in our memories the most. Our memories are but reflections on the time which has passed. At this time in our lives, there is so much to reflect upon. So many memories have been created during the past four years. The class of ’81 can look back on four years of good times and bad. For some, the four years of their high school experiences were an easy time, full of laughter and good times before going on to college. For others, high school was a training period for the “real” world where life can be tough but at the same time full of opportunities. All of us, out in that world, will reflect upon what Avon High has taught us, and hopefully what we have gained here will reflect upon those we meet after high school. FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT: Dr. Ralph E. McLean ADMINISTRATION: E. McCall, J. Shanahan, A. Gilbride CLERICAL STAFF: C. Gibson, C. Costa GUIDANCE: E. McCall, D. Mastriano, S. Bradwin, M. Malcolmson v tM. ' CAFETERIA: B. Joia J Frasier, E. Anton, D. TITLE I: M. Genua, L. Quinn HEALTH: C. Power, F. Lane NURSE: R. Coit LIBRARY: M. Lane, C. Wilbur ART: R. Pillarella, C. Fee SOCIAL STUDIES: G. Sabine, D. Tucker, R. Henderson, H. Eramian, J. Sambuceti FOREIGN LANGUAGE: C. O’Connell, L. Conti, P. Bailey DEPARTMENT HEADS: H. Eramian, T. SCIENCE: R. Gifford, E. Bruns, T. Gibbons, J. Gibbons, C. Morss, S. Scanlon Kiwerski, H. Manning ENGLISH: C. Morss, S. Murphy, J. Meys, M. Genua, H. McDermott, C. O’Connell, P. Bailey I MUSIC: W. Healey, C. Belmosto MATHEMATICS: F. Lane, D. Herlihy, G. Mele, B. Julien, S. Scanlon, R. Gifford, L. Quinn • • iWKm W 1 A 8 RESOURCE: G. Cannon, C. Clough, M. Nasuti PHYSICAL EDUCATION: M. Shana- han, R. Cecchini HOME ECONOMICS: N. Bradshaw, G. Ryan BUSINESS: S. Lamson, B. Julien, K. McGuinness INDUSTRIAL ARTS: S. Mills, P. Dunford READING: M. Costa, M. Antonelli CUSTODIANS: J. Costa, E. Gagne, G. Vergnani, E. Ford Our years at Avon High have given us more than knowledge. We have come to know the characteristics of our teachers as well as their individual expressions and identifying fratures. MR. SHANAHAN, What can I do for ya?- MR. ERAMIAN, Mr. E., Little Man, Make noise, make noise!, Does the mind really exist?, Sound Effects- MRS. KIWERSKI, Please. We’ll love you!, Jungle Jane- MR. McCALL, College Bound Students, Let’s be mature about this- MRS. MALCOLMSON, Little Woman, Half-pint, Lilliput- MR. F. LANE, Let’s keep awake back there!- MRS. SAMBUCETI, Mrs. Sam, Please be quiet!- MS. MURPHY, I live in Massachusetts, but I love New York!, Storylady- MR. JULIEN, Mr. J, Aren’t I always nice,- MR. HERLIHY, Dapper Dan,- MR. HEALY, Maestro, Little Leprechaun,- MISS SHANAHAN, OK Folks, Coach, -MS. SCANLON, Bagged the Butts!- MR. GIBBONS, Neon ties, Give me 10!, jokaholic- MR. HENDERSON, Brutal, Baby-face, WHOA BABY!,- MS. LAMSON, Feel the reach!, Hands on the keys!- MR. M. LANE, To the basement, again!?, Breezly,- MRS. MELE, Pass or fail quiz,- MRS. McGUINNESS, Dancer, Yah, You’re so smart! - MR. MILLS, Millsey, The Bikey, - MISS PILLARELLA, 2:15. Be there!- MR. O’CONNELL, Sarg- MR. CONTI, Oh!, My whole day is ruined!, King Troll, Trolls!, Here comes trouble,- MR. DUNFORD, On the prowl at lunch again MS. MANNING, Listen to Russell!- MR. GIFFORD, Sweet Guy, Smiles- MRS. CLOUGH, Campbell soup lady- MRS. GIBSON, Would the following students please report to MRS. BAILEY, Little Hyper, Bonjour- MRS. COIT MD, What’s your mother’s phone number?- MS. COSTA, This is dynamite!, Excellent, Okay- MR. MORSS, Mickey Morss- MRS. RYAN, Tea Bag Lady, talkative- MR. BRUNS, Wicked Savage Quiz, We’ll fudge that, Think about it!- MR. SABINE, And the word for the day is . . - MR. CECCHINI, You bunch of pansies, Mr. Chick,- MR. GILBRIDE, Three hours, three demerits! I’m not that short! My classic profile. Where’d ya get them eyes. I can’t believe it! I’m really camera shy. Class Of 1981 fy ' )k . Hill vi 14 Jr A - V ' A y k ■r — A nl ' V DARLENE M. ALDRIDGE Daskolene Eddy October 31, 1980 I got the munchies! Can’t wait till lunch. Knock it off! Miller’s? Oh, well! English Class It’s the pits. Friday nights Denise’s house Get away from me, you lamb! Graduate from Avon Get away from here Nurse, Make money! LINDA ALMOND Lee Linder Almond Joy Say What! 280 ZX Charlie in Spanish class! Yearbook 4, Photo Ed Secretary r RICHARD ANASTOS Rick Cathy July 11, 1980 Pepsi-holic Hockey 2,3,4 Captain 3,4 Good Luck Class of ’81! Civil Engineer LINDA BALBONI Treasurer Baloney Betty Lou Sea-Breezes I don’t care where we go! Lee - let’s go to Time Planet! Want to walk around? Burke’s Beach The Blue Rat I’ll pick you up. Majorettes 1, 2,3,4 N.H.S. 1, 2,3,4 Class Treasurer 1,2,4 Yearbook 4 Accountant CHRISTINE BOBER Chris Helloo! Oh! Yelp! All bent out of shape. Burger King I need some gas money! What, huh? Nantasket K.P. How much is a glass of water? What am I gonna do? Executive Secretary JOHN BOWDREN Bowd Spock Lunch Table 1,2, 3, 4 The Farm It’s a rat trap and you’ve been caught! 14 a i: IlllHf 1 Pr - •0888! STEVEN BOYLE MARK CARRAGGI PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Steve, Swan Maniac 1,2,3, 4 The Fury Baseball 2,3 No comprendo, porque no hablo ingles! Skyview Friday and Saturday Nights! Hit the Zag! PHOTO Maniac 1, 2,3,4 Lunch Table 1,2, 3,4 This lunch isn’t fit for a bird! NOT AVAILABLE THOMAS CHACHO THC Chico Maniac The Grey Ghost Papa Gino’s V. Soccer 3,4 Mayflower League Champions 1980 MARK COLLINS PHOTO NOT Straight from sunny Florida You know Debbie, don’t you? Chorus 4 Psychologist AVAILABLE SCOTT A, CONLEY Snub A Rolls Come to the store Janet’s Party 11 6 80 Gail I mean Oh Carol! Mama Mailoi’s Canoli’s The Pits ! Old Page We’re stuck here! Jungle Jane Kawalski Marsha Baby Drama Club 2,3 Prom Committee 3,4 Yearbook 4 Actor BETH CUMMINGS Pumpkin Punky ' 81 THE CAPE I can’t wait until it’s Friday. Where is EVERYBODY? Old Page Street I love parties! I don’t want to go home! 1f f, - 1 « 1 I ] | 1 •” m m 1 r r CAROL CURRY Dimples Speed Racer (caught?) Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band I don’t believe it! Papa Gino’s 5th period English Friday Nights! Stairway to Heaven June 14, 1981 DIANE CZYBORA Deedee OHHH! Could you please not do that? Let’s check out Randolph. What’s the scoop? Rolling Stones Martha’s Vineyard Paul Foley Class Secretary 1 J.V. Softball 1 V. Softball 2,4 J.V. Basketball 1 V. Field Hockey 1,2 News Reporter GISELE DAVEY Jizzle, Jazzle Frizzle, Frazzle Jizbo, Gizeppi Outlaws Concert Dennis 78, 79, 80 Honda 750, Honda 900 Rhode Island Summers It’s Almost Friday!! Sam and Samantha The Doors Leroy and Kes Munchkins V. Basketball 2,4 Good Luck Class of ’81 Secretary, Model LAURIE DAY Lila Hi Kids! June 14, 1981 Janet’s house Hey mun! Will you stop growing? Just get away from me. English Class Per. 5 Art 1,2,3 Beautician LINDA DEANGELIS Shortcake Randolph Green Camero Oh! I need a job! Martha’s Vineyard Aqua-Leisure Yearbook 4 Travel Career THOMAS DONOVAN Skinch’s place The Pits Lynyrd Skynyrd Beatles Metal Fab. 1 Blue Zoo Good Student Out front The Beagle Exxon What’s up? 18 SUZANNE DOUCETTE Sue Janet’s house Southern Dews The Wall Traveling Beach Bum California Alice Cooper- School’s Out Good Luck Class of ' 81 LISA ELDEB Lis, Wiggles, Smeldeb You guys! Don’t talk to me. Hollywood, Florida- February 15-24, 1980 Mark and Barry Mary and Jess Burger King Park down by my fence Sea-Breezes Burke’s Beach- The Blue Rat Majorettes 1,2, 3, 4 (Capt. 1,2,4) N.H.S. 1,2,3, 4 (Sec. 4) Accountant MICHAEL FERRINI Mad Dog By Crom Lunch Table 1,2, 3, 4 Band 1,2,4 Hockey 2,3,4 Soccer 1,3,4 Champions 4 Mercenary Gladiator PAUL FICARRA Fic, Ficy Kent Guitar Lunch Table 1,2, 3, 4 The Cars 12-Bar Blues Steve Martin Helicopter That’s your funeral, Cliff. Do you wanna o I went to Dalton! Band 1, 2,3,4 Stage Band 2,3,4 Rock Star PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE RICHARD FOULSHAM Icky Foul Egduf Knang Dave Edmunds The Monkees Jim Rockford Lunch Table 2,3,4 Gibson Sonex Rock Star JOHN GALLANT Nantasket Beach Chevrolet There’s a party going on behind those eyes!! } — W- e|u — ■ — — - 1 t«9 • — M Wh L I� ' M E VV i rW 5Jf w a (fl jihj 1 ' JBrm ! E i ' ; ' 0$ - I v J J| | jg £ P ■r W A c_ T 1 1 W ' EIK W r t i M ml k §1 ROBERT E. GORMAN AUDREY HEAD Bob The Maniac 1,2, 3,4 School Street It’s 12:48. Do you know where your package is? Call Emery Freight. Capt. R.E.G. The Yellow Bomber Officer Rondeau Cape Cod ’80 A-Frame, N.H. I’m SANE?! Cross Country 3,4 Military Pilot Aud V. Volleyball 3,4 V. Basketball 2,3 Student Council 3 N.H.S. 3,4 Band 1,2,4 Stage Band 1,2 Midwife PATRICIA HEALY Tricia June 14, 1981 Bob Seger, 9 9 80 DOWN THE CAPE! The Irish Pub Where is EVERYBODY? Old Page Street Lynyrd Skynyrd - ON THE HUNT Hawaii DONALD KESEIAN Pigeon Kes Susan ICK BABE Hockey 2,3,4 Asst. Capt. 4 Rock Star JOAN KLIMAS Vice President Joanie, Spaz I know Deb, don’t call between 7-7:30! J.V. Basketball 1 V. Basketball 2,3,4 Captain 4 V. Field Hockey 1,2 V. Volleyball 3,4 V. Softball 1,2,3 Captain 3 N.J.H.S. 1 N.H.S. 2,3,4 Class V. Pres. 2,3,4 Prom Committee 4 Nurse BRIAN P. LEE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Leroy Dawn Out to Lunch! Old Page Whre’s the party? Jizzle Munchies WCOZ. Kick Rock and Roll! The Pits Miss Hazel Troy Let’s get welded V. Hockey 2,3,4 Good Luck Class of ’81 22 DOUGLAS LEGRICE PAUL LOHNES Doctor Soccer 1 Mayflower League Champs 9-0-2 J.V. Baseball 2 J.V. Basketball 2,3 V. Basketball 4 V. Soccer 1,2, 3, 4 Captain 3,4 ( 10) MICHAEL J. LOTUS Mike, Lurd Why don’t you tell us? WBCN - Wicked good Rock and Roll! We’re pretty vacant, and we don’t care. My generation Satisfaction Lunch Table 1,2, 3,4 Cross Country 4 Band 1,2,3, 4 Stage Band 2 N.H.S. 2,3,4 MICHELLE LOUNGE Secretary Shelly, Shele Tom-October 9, 1979 Junior Prom Dunks I gotta work tonight. What are you guys doing tonight? Joanie, are you going to the basement? I hate Shorthand! The Cars Majorettes 1,2, 3, 4 Captain 2,3 N.J.H.S. 1 N.H.S. 2,3,4 Nurse Willard Exxon Old Page Friday and Saturday nights are all right for partying! Auto Mechanic MAUREEN LOUNGE Rene Wade Always and Forever A-Frame, N.H. ’80. Cape ’80, Bob’s cottage Sue, it was a frog! Warren Baby! School Street Maniacs J. Giels Band Burger King Junior Prom Prom Committee 4 V. Field Hockey 2 V. Softball 2,3 V. Volleyball 3,4 College JON MACDERMID PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Boog Plymouth Satellite Molberry Street Gut a but? Beagle, Exxon Friday and Saturday Nights ZZ Topp Automobile Mechanic 1 r x V 1 laaBgy GLEN MACDONALD Porkus T.M.L. York Baseball 1 Student Council 1,2 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4 Computer Programmer ELIZABETH MARTINEAU Bette L. B. (Little Bette) Frank My big DuPont Comb! Junior Prom MAUREEN MCLANE Moe Fifi Stoughton Big Jim’s PARTY Bob Seger - Sept. 9, 1980 Scrumblecake I’m too shy!!! Where’s the party? OLD PAGE - BEAGLE CRASH Mr. Julien Ridder Country Club Softball 1,2 Field Hockey 1,2 JOANNE MCQUAID President Jo Class Pres. 1,2, 3, 4 N.H.S. 1,2, 3, 4 N.H.S. Pres. 1,4 Student Council 3,4 Pres. 4 Chorus 1,2 Prom Committee 3,4 Journalist Sy 5 PAUL MEDICO Med, TACO, The Wig What’s the spread on tonight’s game? PAT’s 1 Dalton Band 1,2, 3,4 Stage Band 1,2, 3,4 N.J.H.S. 1,2 N.H.S. 3,4 J.V. Baseball 1,2 V. Baseball 3,4 Class Vice Pres. 1 Pharmacy Research DIANA MERLO DJM, Dee-Die Parties-Old Page We need our heads examined. Child World - I’m gonna get in trouble again! 1-1-8— Alf-crazy Friday night, Feeley Street Janet’s house!- Watch the lingua! COZ - AAF Eagles-Long Run I Love New York Cheerleading 1,2,3 26 i m ' v - Hn-r M HBH 1 i ttny — $ imf HI pi HB r t I I .. 1 i PRr mf - � • J jHL .lr ROBERT MILLER Bob Paula October 2 WCOZ 94 ' ! Life is what you make it. Munchies Toyota Plymouth The Park I’m not loafing — I just work so fast I’m always finished. Do it and do it right! SUZANNE MILLER Sue Red Baron I think I’ll go flying this weekend. Where’s the party? Let’s go to a concert. Rene, it was a rat! A-Frame, N.H. 79, 80 Cape ’79, ’80. J.V. Softball I V. Softball 2,3,4 V. Field Hockey 1,2 Prom Committee 4 Colorado University Pilot BRIAN NELSON Nelly Howie Do it up! Whatever you say, Ociffer. Bleacher Creature Watch it, Scandria! Mechanical Drawing ANN MARIE NEMET Ann, AMEN, Liz Shrimp I Be Serious! Always and Forever Sure! A likely story! Basketball games Friendly’s Anything?! Halloween ’80 November 11, 1980 Let’s not and say we did! French Club V.P. 4 N.H.S. 4 Yearbook 4, Copy Ed. Executive Secretary PAMELA NICKANDROS Pam June 14, 1981 THE CAPE!! Bob Seger - September 9, 1980 W ppkpnds Where is EVERYBODY? Old Page Look at him! Gimme back my bullets. Janet’s house! LISA NILSSON Lis, Lee What time is this period over? Satisfaction Queen Panther 1,2,3 Lit. Mag. 1,2,3 Majorettes 2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 N.J.H.S. 1 N.H.S. 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Dance Club 3,4 Intramural Tennis 3,4 Commercial Illustrator 28 r A k .JuBl ' , J Hr 1 1 ii I ' l 1 l i4 I ujBHr cat AJ |p| v , . ' • i|| ft 1 fW | ■ ||p jk i ' A I m m : |1 f 1 ” , - ' I ft B| mj i kr u ’3$- |v 3 1 ' 9 m 5 mm I ■ 1 1 ft CA JU 1 f bs MICHAEL NOONAN Noons Charger Party! Do it up! Black Sabbath Go for it! CATHLEEN F. NYE Cathy, Cuddles Rick July 11,1980 Junior Prom Ree-ally Turn the Page Cheerleading 1,2,3 Dance Club 3,4 Color Guard 2,3 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Drama Club 1,2 Good Luck Class of ’81! Medical Secretary PATRICK F. O’CONNOR Pat Go home for lunch. Savage! Long Live Rock. Burn! I’m not late every day! Lawyer PETER OLDRID Pete WCOZ Dalton Going to Art, Angie? Grits, dumby! Friendly’s GooB Drummer: Toxic Waste Band 1,2, 3, 4 Stage Band 1,2,3, 4 DECA 3,4 (Pres. 4) Business Administration DOROTHY O’LOUGHLIN Dottie, Dot, Walrus Frick, Stubbs, Pudge Huh? Go for it! Tammy, what are you on? Outlaws Concert ' 80 Bob Seger Concert ’80 Blizzard of ’78 Weekend parties! Steve P. ’78 Clyde D. ’79 Tim A. ’79 Partying 1,2, 3, 4 Driving an eighteen wheeler DOUGLAS PANEK Doug Drugless Hit the basement! Lunch time Willard, you whimp! Pizza Feet Capeward Bound Willard’s cottage Zombified Party Hardy Batmite Massa Mills Soccer 2,3,4 30 •� « DAVID PERRY Dave School Street Maniac ’70 Buick J.V. Baseball 2 Cross Country 3 WAYNE PHILLIPS Philly My knee is killing me! Sack Theater J.V. Soccer 1 V. Soccer 2,3,4 Captain 3,4 Champions 4 J.V. Basketball 2,3 V. Basketball 3,4 THOMAS PURSLEY Tom I’m a terrific drummer and don’t you ever forget it! Hockey 3,4 Band 3,4 Stage Band 3,4 Student Council 3,4 DIANNE QUALTER Di J.V. Softball 2,3,4 J.V. Basketball 1 V. Basketball 2,3,4 Field Hockey 2 V. Volleyball 3,4 Band 1,2, 3,4 Stage Band 1,2,3, 4 Physical Education GARY QUALTER Qualy, Qualts, Qualy-Bear What? Mr. Healey, are we going to play today? Band 1,2,3, 4 Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4 Cross country 1 V. Basketball Scorer 1,3 Strike oil in my back yard and become rich. LEE ANN ROBERTS Lee, Pea, Legs Hollywood, Florida- February 15-24, 1980 Mary and Jess Linda, let’s go to Time Planet. McDonald’s Zig Zag; Let’s go to the beach. Sea-Breezes Burke’s Beach- The Blue Rat Majorettes 2,3,4 N.H.S. 2,3,4 Psychologist 32 W Mmfi j; .11 HI 1 S ' r 1 I : HP i - 1 mmm ■ v r ' i rn J V. C V i «F • Jk % 3Br i an • jyflF ■ 1 - m- H t’V flaw ' JANET ROGERS WILLIAM ROTA Green Acres Pumpkin Patch Cottage stinks-Bill Drugless, Willard Back up, Sue. Oh no! Look out! New Hampshire Bound Town Party You can’t come in, OK? Southern Dew The Stones Gentle Stranger Toby DECA 2 Interior Decorating Andy Roper Marty Lunch Table 1,2, 3, 4 Please, don’t call me Bill! Cars Concert Ted Nugent Portfolio 4 WBCN Rock Roll Jim Como esta s? It’s a ' 61 Imperial (The Missile) School Street Maniac J.V. Baseball 2 JAMES SAUNDERS JOHN SAYLORS Kwai Chiang Caine Johnny Suicide I survived the Combat Zone. I met Johnny Rotten. Lunch Table 1,2,3, 4 Jim Rockford John Steed Emma Peel Oedipus Harry Callahan Powerful handguns Band 1 Coroner Monk WADE SINCLAIR Wade Rene Aerosmith Cape ’80 at Bob’s cottage. S.S.M W.T.F. Lunch! Junior Prom Monza DECA 3,4 Baseball 2 Prom Committee 4 Mechanic LAUREN SMITH Lau J.V. Softball 1 V. Softball 2,3,4 5 J.V. Basektball 1 V. Basketball 2,3 N.H.S. 2,3,4 DECA 3,4 Chorus 2 Volleyball Manager 3 34 ANGELA SPAGNA Ange, Angi, Spatch, Spatula, Spags, Spangela Ringo Going to Art, Pete? Toxic Waste V. Basketball 1,2,3 V. Softball 1,3,4 V. Volleyball 3,4 Captain Band 1,2, 3, 4 Stage Band 1,2,3, 4 Yearbook Photography 4 MAUREEN SULLIVAN Zappa, Moe, Hacket Reen, Ying Yang Bridgewater Another great weekend! Not me! May 2, 1980 November 8, 1980 February 14, 1981 Avon Community Theater Chorus 2,3,4 N.H.S. 4 Drama Club 3 Yearbook 4 SUSAN A. SWANSON Sue Where there’s a will, there’s a way! January 26, 1979 Frog Fever in Pop Music August 25, 1980 1 wanna go home right now! Give me a total break! Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 French Club Sec. 4 Yearbook 4, Copy Ed N.H.S. 4 Drama Club 3 Lit. Mag. 1,2,4 Voice of Democracy 2,3 Ji ji- ■ ' WILLIAM SWANTON Bill Bob Pacer Que Pasa? Summer ’79 J.V. Baseball 2 V. Baseball 3 Statistician Yearbook Photography 4 JUDITH TIBNAM Judy David Bradlees Sewing New Hampshire Field Hockey 1 DEBRA ANN TOWNS Debbie, Deb George August 27 Not between 7-7:30! Why me. ? What? Who? No Sir! I Junior Prom | The Famous Final Scene. Stairway to Heaven V. Softball 2,3,4 ( 9) Color Guard 2,3 Prom committee 4 Yearbook 4 Good Luck Senior Class! 36 SUSAN TURNER Suey, R.B., Sue Donald Kesoflegion My Granpa, he’s 95. Betty Lou Sea-Breezes: I want pizza! Don’t freak me out! Hollywood, Florida- February 15-24, 1980 The Blue Rat Majorettes 1,2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 1,2,3, 4 Captain 3,4 N.J.H.S. 1 N.H.S. 2,3,4 Dance Club 3,4 STEPHEN VASIL Steve: ... A It’s only Rock and Roll What? No oreos? Lunch Table 1,2, 3, 4 Student Council V.P. 4 Baseball 2 Yearbook 4 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE THOMAS WHITTALL Jethro Shop G.T. Torino Hurst Lunch I got the munchies Get away from me! I’m never drinking again. PAUL WHIFFEN Whiff Prom (Party it up) Let’s hit the beach Burke’s Beach Skinch’s Garage V. Basketball 3,4 V. Baseball 2,3,4 RUTHANN WILLIAMS Ruthie Say what? Senor Volleyball 3 V. Cheerleaders 3 Dance Club 3 Medical Assistant ARLENE ANN ZABLOCKI Didja? Ohhh ...!!! Summer of ’80 Seger The Famous Final Scene Nova Scotia - The Bridge Color Guard 3 Dance Club 3,4 Yearbook 4 DECA 3 Good Luck Class of ’81! 38 To The Class Of 1981 It’s been a long haul, but you’ve made it, my friends: Here’s where compulsory schooling all ends! “Ode to the West Wind,” “Remember the Maine!” And quadratic equations all go down the drain. You’re grown and you’re sassy; you’re young and you’re scared, But ready or not, on your own come next year. So fling the doors wide, Avon, do it with pride — The class of ‘81 is busting OUTSIDE! Before you, the business world beckons to you, With positions, and paychecks, and bonuses, too, Or college, with toga and raised drinking glass, And even (Oh, God!) an occasional class! Behind you, subdued, is a quieter school, Rememb’ring your echoes of upperclass cool; You’ve left your initials all carved in a door, And something that’s growing inside locker four — But as you leave with a chortle, a whoop, and a smile, Remember — y’all come back once in a while! A collaborative effort: Anonymous William Shakespeare The Desktop Poet 40 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN d K P ■ |™S . v ' ' ' J 4 [fel jM “S A 1 TUy 5| cr ' jj � j KjffnL 53 0 JimS% ' i w 1 ip nig ML Jtl jA l V M m I p i EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE The memories lie deep within us all. Although it’s the same scene, We all remember it differently, But all impressions are as precious To one as the other. We knew The pleasure and elation Of playing the game, Or watching from the bleachers. But too many times We overlooked the hard work and effort That entered into each success And each failure. Now we can realize We are never really failures For we learn from our mistakes. We have learned much from our past, Maybe those in the future Who come behind Will learn from us And the echoing Reflections of our spirit. A. Nemet 48 ATHLETICS a r s 0 1 t y Back Row: Coach M. Shanahan, L. Cain, S. Carraggi, M. McQuaid, M. McDonald, S. Ripley, K. Walker; Front Row: A. Head, J. Klimas, M. Daley, D. Quaker; Front Center: Angela Spagna V 0 1 1 e 1 1 to J V Back Row: Coach M. Shanahan, S. Veradt, K. Roche, P. Perkins, Capt. L. Power; Front Row: A. Sandler, K. Kamel, N. Ballum, L. Shapiro; Not Shown: S. Ripley V 0 1 1 e y b a 1 1 Back Row: W. Camillo, M. Hawes, A. McLeod, E. Burrows, B. Urbano, J. McNally, Coach J. Gugliotta; Middle Row: T. Chacho, P. d’Entremont, M. Ferrini, J. Duffy, D. Williams, R. Brooks; Front Row: T. Grenham, R. Daschke, W. Phillips, D. LeGrice, J. Bonasera Co © BACK ROW: Coach D. Tucker, B. Ditullio, D. Daley, G. Carlson, J. Daschke, W. Davis, D. LeGrice. MIDDLE: S. Schaefer, S. Pierce, B. Berry, W. Cobb, D. Daschke. FRONT: S. Picardi, S. Mulholland, Capt. S. Sweet, Capt. C. Robison, D. Quaker, J. Brooks. NOT SHOWN: C. Seyller, M. Makaitis. 53 K. Smith, M. Lotus; Middle Row: K. Grenham, L. Holmes, M. Cerrato, S. Clasby, G. Dunham, K. Galligan, T. Tutkus; Front Row: L. Makaitis, T. Meehan, M. Schaefer, L. Klimas, P. Willdigg, L. Bevens. AVON Back Row: Coach Olsen, S. Picardi, G. Carlson, S. Lyons, B. Jumpe, R. Daschke, B. Geary, B. Camillo, T. Grenham, G. Lyons, R. DiTullio; Front Row: T. Pursley, B. Lee, M. Powers, R. Anastos, W. Langley, M. Ferrini, J. Picardi, P. d’Entremont, Coach Cecchini. B o y s V a r s 0 1 t y .p 1 if i r pw fm I k B a s k e t b a 1 1 Back Row: R. Miller, E. Burrows, B. Urbano, Coach Herlihy, R. Brooks, W. Phillips, D. LeGrice; Front Row: A. McLeod, J. McNally; Not Shown: P. Whiffen. 1 Back Row: D. Williams, C. Robison, Coach Tucker, J. Hogan, J. Daschke; Front Row: R. Newton, S. Dean, M. Hawes, K. Sandler. G a y Back Row: S. Ripley, M. McDonald, K. Roche, J. Czybora, S. Ripley, Coach Shanahan; Front Row: M. McQuaid, G. Davey, J. Klimas, D. Quaker, S. Carraggi. b a 1 1 K. Galligan, N. Ballum, K. Kamel, K. Veradt, L. Klimas, P. Roche. Within You, Without You We were talking - about the space between us all And the people - who hide themselves behind a wall of illusion Never glimpse the truth - then it’s far too late - when they pass away We were talking - about the love we all could share - when we find it To try our best to hold it there - with our love With our love - we could save the world - if they only knew Try to realize it’s all within yourself, no one else can make you change And to see you’re really only very small, and life flows on within you and without you We were talking - about the love that’s gone so cold and the people, Who gain the world and lose their soul - they don’t know they can’t see are you one of them? When you’ve seen beyond yourself - then you may find, peace of mind, is waiting there - And the time will come when you see we’re all one, and life flows on within you and without you George Harrison ACTIVITIES Yearbook Advisors Yearbook Staff National Honor Society National Jr. Honor Society Library Aides Student Council Modern Dance Club DECA French Club Weight Lifting Club Literary-Art Magazine Staff l v Jr. High Chorus Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Sr. High Chorus Varsity Cheerleaders ■ Majorettes Color Guard Stage Band Morss One afternoon last winter, when the Klimas was so cold and the temperature was zero, Scrooge thought the flu was coming on and decided to go home and relax, but not before making a stop at Big Jim’s for a six of Miller’s and a liter of that French sparkling water. I can’t remember how they spell it, but it’s pronounced Perry-ay. At home, the TV Guide was only offering a lousy movie with Lauren Bacall and an equally bad opera with Brigit Nilsson, so instead, it was into the hot water to relax with the goodies from Big Jim’s and a few Almonds to munch on. The soothing water ooon sent Scrooge into a sound snooze. Suddenly, I was on the sidewalk outside the junior high, where there were all sorts of Cummings and goings. In terror, I watched Bob Gorman Boyle by, almost scorching the paint off his cratered yellow Chevy. I was in a Panek. Just then, Bill Swanton came by, and after hearing what had happened, shrugged his shoulders. “Just the School Street Maniacs again.” We chatted for a few moments before squealing tires and a throaty exhaust caught our attention. This time, it was Maureen Sullivan, rounding the corner at Pond Street in this sporty little Lotus, shaped liked a wedge and about four inches off the ground. No sooner had she stopped when one D.K., late of the hockey team and quite a man about town, went whizzing by in a fancy van with a psychedelic mural and the sign Dono-van on the door. Original recordings of the owner were playing full blast on the stero and rumor had it a beer keg and roll-your-own gear were permanently installed in the back. “Great Scott!” I exclaimed. “That’s quite a rig. Where do custom jobs like that come from?” “Gary, Indiana,” said Bill, who is up on lots more than he would have you know. “Where does D. K. get the where Whittall for that? He must have had to take out some awful big Lohnes!” “You’re right,” said Bill, “but you could Lisa van like that if you couldn’t buy one.” Sudden- ly Maureen, who had been sitting in the Lotus, said, “Aren’t you going to say Hi?” Bill Saunders over to the Lotus, tries to lean on the door, but it hurts his back too much because it is too low. “C’mon, both of you,” she said, “jump in. We’ll follow the Maniacs. Just wait until I Turner around.” Then, revving the car to redline through the gears, she made like a Douglas aircraft fighter pilot. After passing through many Towns, we pulled up in front of a Lounge, where we saw the yellow Chevrolet and the Dono-van. We walked in. A real dive, called the Beagle Club Two. In one corner a few Saylors sat Whiffen something. In another corner sat several of the Maniacs, howling out choruses of “Old McDonald Had a Farm.” Maureen and Bill asked if I wanted to go join them. I wasn’t about to Wade into that crowd. If they didn’t like the intrusion, it might mean Davey Jones’ locker, and this joint wasn’t far from the beach. Ferrini was going wild with one of his monster acts. He had forced John Bowdren down to his knees and was screaming, “Do you swear to be my loyal Vasil and slave and forever obey the orders of your outergalactic lord?” Out of the smoke emerged a smiling Diane Czybora, in uniform and order book in hand, Anastos what we would like. “What do you have?” we asked. “Some things — the selection isn’t great. Swanson’s TV dinners, and two kinds of hambur- 66 On The Senior Class gers. Our fat is repulsive but Arlene ones are rather good. No grease.” “Well, I’ll skip dinner. Just bring a Tom Collins, will you, and see Wayne over there? Ask him to join us.” Wayne soon came over. “Doucette down!” we said. He joined us. By this time the Saylors were getting really rowdy. Someone explained that one was leaving the next day for Rota, Spain, and they were celebrating. We reckoned they wouldn’t be in shape to get as far as Pt. Judith, Rhode Island, if they didn’t quit. Out of the shadows, the menacing forms of Paul Ficarra and Richard Foulsham started edging in their direction. “Bouncers,” said Wayne. “They just clamp a full Nelson on you and out you go. Even on St. Patrick’s Day. Enough is enough.” By this time the hilarity was starting to Peter out. One of them had slumped in front of the TV and was watching Mr. Rogers. Wayne pulled a Phillips from his pocket “I keep this around just in case some of these characters have loose screws. They tend to pull Bobers when they are in this shape. Hey, look on the dance floor! Isn’t that Dianne Qualter and Tom Pursley doing the Chacho? Isn’t Tom a Gallant chap? He’s the only dude I ever met who uses a whole half bottle each of Williams Aftershave and Noonan’s Hair Oil before he goes on a date. Watch his technique. He goes Italian. He looks sincerely into the girl’s eyes, holds her hand, and says, ‘Angela. Angela. You really are an Angela.’ With the accent and all. He’s the Darlene of the girls.” Maureen, still sitting with us, looked scornful. “Hey, Maureen,” we said, “What do you think?” “Nemet, Nemet, Nemet, Nemet, you’re frogs!” she declared. The decor in the place was unusual. There was no one theme to it, but in one alcove, with lights on it, was a large classical statue of a nude holding a bow and arrow. “Who is that of?” asked Wayne. “Cupid?” “Are you Dotty?” asked Maureen. “Don’t you remember your myth- ology from Mrs. McDermott’s class? That’s the goddess Diana.” Conversation was suddenly terminated by a loud PAM-PAM-PAM-PAM outside in the parking lot. “Well,” said Wayne, “It sounds as if Gorman got his Chevy going.” I decided at that moment that the place was stuffy and strolled outside for a breath of air. It was cool and windy and I stood in the Lee of the building. A classic Austin-Healy snarled up to the curb and Mark Carraggi shoehorned out of it, dressed like Johnny Carson, even better than Pursley. But he was complaining. “I’m itching all the time. M’Dermiditis is real bad. The Medicos can’t do anything. It’s driving me batty. I went to St. Elizabeth’s hospital but they said it was in my head and I had better go to McLane Hospital. That’s the one in Belmont, the funny farm, you know. You have to Curry favor with the shrinks if you want to get out.” Linda Balboni and Joanne McQuaid had just rounded the corner and heard part of the conversation. “Mark,” they said, “You’re an old reprobate. Your ‘Dermiditis isn’t the real itch. You have one all right and you know what it is. You should be on your knees in Our Lady of DeAngelis Church confessing your sins.” They turned, and at the door of the Dono- van, they could see D. K. Kessing someone. “Wouldn’t you know it,” they said, “Give him a nice van and how could Cheryl Tiegs refuse?” It had been a long Day. The time was Nye, and not wanting a big Head in the morning, I decided to leave. As I awoke, I found that the bathwater was cold and I had begun to shiver. 67 Remember . . . Iranian Hostages, day 444, THEY’RE FREE! Reagan’s elected Italian earthquake Proposition 2Vi . John Bonham Led Zepplin break up John Lennon Who has Starcase? Mele quizzes Have a few Cokes party! Dalton It’s bop not bap Farmington Whistling is vulgar! . Voice of God Give me a break . Med’s wig You’re bummin’ whimp whoop Tom’s U.S. map wicked savage Nyaa Med yo no compredno pourque yo no hablo Ingles awesome Clarence dies New Wave Day . . No dancing at the dances Tom P. discos to “Macho Man” . . clogs chinos . designer jeans Levi’s . Docksiders . double ear piercing punk . new wave hair baggy pants Terry Wilfong Fan Club Terry Wilfong lynch mob Wings L.B. gave John a shave barracudas Who shot J.R.? Who cares? General Hospital . . double belts velour shirts concert T-shirts Noonan in Civics z-z-z-z-z Fool of the Week Mike’s 4th grade pencil was “quite blunt” .10 minutes after school Death Row Black and Blue tour Varsity Soccer 1 in division The Narc The Rocks Doritos Dr. Pepper . Saturday Night Live . Friday the 13th . WBCN WAAF . WCOZ Steve Martin . Monty Python We seek the Holy Grail . . What’s yer name? What’s yer guest? . George Carlin Paddleball . . . Soap . Oedipus Duh, Teen- age Wasteland Tony couldn’t fly; Tony died! Nick and Dave Dazed and Confused Dawn of the Dead The River . . . Emotional Rescue Wicked Good Rock ‘n’ Roll . . . Lisa Karlin the Pig Trophy . I’m dreaming of a Geil’s Christmas . Go for it! . Ace the Face You’re livin’ in your own private Idaho The Kids are Alright Don’t take an extra cookie! The guard is watching! Announcement: Lunches are now $9.99 School Street Maniacs Don’t take those napkins! They’re expensive! Can ya beat it, hey?! Deal with it! Should I go to work today? Steve said it was like a “Beatle’s reunion” King Fling Tuesday? It’s almost Friday! I can’t believe he ate the whole thing! dirty Chaucer Papa Gino’s pizza You’ve had more bad luck with this car . Call me Mr. J.! Don’t boogie down the halls . . It’s been real . . . Wow! It is almost 45° in here! The smushed bug on the overhead in 10th grade Civics Driver Ed class Get psyched for Psyche . May we have the attention of all students and teachers, please, all students and teachers Does she have to say everything twice? 2:15 brrrng! 68 With A Little Help From Our Friends Best Wishes from a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Norman Swanson Cathryn Wallace Mr. and Mrs. F. Almond Christine M. Almond “Congratulations, Class of ’81” Murray Slavet John and Gina Keefe “Our Best Wishes” “Congratulations, Rick,” Love, Cathy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henderson “Best Wishes” Ellen Cahill “Best Wishes Class of ’81” Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Julien “Best of Luck in the Future” Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Walsh “Good Luck and Success to the Class of ’81” Mr. and Mrs. Balboni “Congratulations” Kim Balboni “Good Luck, Class of ’81” Bill Camillo and Tom Grenham “Congratulations, Class of ’81” Francis and Gloria Boyle “Good Luck in the Future” Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Pursley “Good Luck, Class of ’81” Andrew Gilbride “Best Wishes” The Arthur Smith Family “Our Best Wishes” Debbi and Joe Brandano “Good Luck” The “Macks” The Bradshaws “All the Best after A.H.S.” “Congratulations, Joanie,” Love, Mom and Dad Hobo “Best Wishes” Mr. and Mrs. J. Seldin “Best of Luck to All the Graduates ” “Congratulations, Wady Poo,” Love ya, Rene Barbara Harrison “Good Luck in the Future” Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Qualter “Best Wishes” Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Healy “Best Wishes” Tricia Healy Mr. and Mrs. John DeAngelis “Best Wishes, Class of ’ 81 ” Ms. Costa Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Eldeb “Good Luck, Class of ’81” Sherry and Debbie Eldeb Dr. Robert M. Gordon Carol King “Congratulations to Maureen and Michele” Love, Mom and Dad “Congratulations to Shelly” Love, Tom The Medico Family “Congratulations” Tom J. “Congratulations Joan, You Made It!” Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Gibson “Have a Wonderful Life” Cheri “Good Luck, Class of ’81” Mrs. Coit “Best of Luck, Class of ’81” Mr. and Mrs. David Malcolmson “Best Wishes to the Class of ’81” Mr. and Mrs. John Costa “Good Luck to the Class of ’ 81 ” Lee Conti “Good Luck, ‘Tened Suerte’” Mrs. Shirley Lamson “Best Wishes” Mr. and Mrs. Dale Williams “Congratulations to the Class of ’81” Mr. and Mrs. Ryan “Congratulations” Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. McQuaid and Family “Good Luck” Mrs. Joan Czybora “Best Wishes” Donald W. Young, Assistant Vice-President, South Shore Bank “Good Luck Class of ’81” Miss Shanahan Robert Cecchini “Good Luck” “Scrooge” “Shelly, Best Wishes and Good Luck,” Dad Eva Chaco “May our Future be Filled with Success and Happiness” Russell and Anna Nemet “Best Wishes to the Class of ’81” Helen and John “Good Luck” Mrs. Antonelli “My Best to Our Best” Mr. and Mrs. William Day “Congratulations Laurie” Shelia, Joseph, and Erik Zablocki “Congratulations, Sis” Stan and Flora Zablocki “You Finally Made It, Congratulations” Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Brien and Family “Best Wishes and May Your Future Bring Happiness” Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carrara and Family MOST UNIQUE John and Gisele MOST ATHLETIC Paul and Joanie BEST DRESSED Pam and Scott CLASS CLOWNS Laurie and Rick CLASS BRAINWAVES Mike and Joanne DONE MOST FOR A.H.S. Steve and Joanne Class Personalities 70 BEST PERSONALITY LeeAnn and Donald MOST SHY John and Bette CLASS FLIRTS Lisa and Tom CLASS SWEETHEARTS Rene and Wade MOST TALENTED Rick and Lisa MOST ATTRACTIVE Steve and Susan 71 % i “ M i kV I Business Patrons Putt-Putt Golf Course Pacific Hut Centre Stationery, Inc. J.L.S. Numismatics, Inc. Millie and Bob’s Ballroom Dance Socials Devonshire Pet Center Mr. Donut The Lodge January 23, 1981 4:19 p.m. Dear Ms. Costa: These sheets are Done. Isn’t that great news?! Anyway, I hope that you can find time in your busy schedule to proof these so that we can meet our deadline and so that Steve will not be expelled (ha, ha). I must be running home now. My nose is running because it is so cold in here (202A). May you have had a great weekend. Your occasionally loyal worker, Susan A. 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