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WILLIAM ACE DUB There ' s been some good times and some bod times, but I ' ll always re- member the good times. P.S. Good EMILY ABRAMS Thanks for the memories you ' ve given Luck — Ebby, Mull, Yetch me, they will always evolve in my mind, but now that we ' ve come to the end of our rainbow, it ' s time we must say good- bye. Good Luck! ft RICHARD A. BELL Time is the tomorrow we may never reach. PAMELA C. BEAMAN Discovery consists in seeing what everyone else has seen and thinking what nobody else has thought. WILLIAM F. BENCH BILL A man is not finished when he is de- feated. He is finished when he quits . . . JEFFREY E. BESSE 4 1 LISA ANNE BINSACK Dreom on, Dream on, Dream on Dream until your dreams come true ' — Aerosmith BONNIE L. BLAKE My what a long, strange trip it has 20 THOMAS PATRICK BRITT TOM Some men see things as they are and soy why, I dream things that never were and say, why not. RUTH LOUISE BUCKLEY I have tried to keep things in my honds and lost them ail, but what I have given into God ' s hands I still possess. — Mar- tin Luther DANIELLE B. BUSCH DANIELLE And time weaves ribbons of memory to sweeter life when youth is through. — Pippin NADINE ANN BUKOFSKE Be slow to fall into friendship; but when you are in continue firm ond constant. SHERRILL IRENE BURGESS SHIRLEY Blow away the dreoms that tear you opart Blow away the dreams that break your heart Blow away the lies that leave you nothing but lost and broken hearted. — Bruce Springstein A man s reach should exceed his KATHY S ' ' ' ' Love is, knowing thot no matter what happens; no matter how hard you try not to core, or how much you wont to forget. There is no woy in this world you con let go. CHRISTINE CAMPBELL DIANE T. CARISTI CHRIS After I ' m gone, the halls will feel my presence, the chairs will feel my warmth, orvd my locker will take on a new scent. 22 WILLIAM K. CARRUTH MICHAEL S. CAVANAGH JOHN L CHASE SUSAN CLARK SUE Places In The Past Sometimes I Can Laugh And Cry And I Can ' t Remember Why But I Still Love Those Good Times Gone By And Always Hold Them Close Push me L.L., Remember C.C., 5.8., Can ' t have your cake and eat it too L.P., G.M., Bone Out J. P., M.E. BARK! TRACEY J. CLARK SPACEY Finish each day and be done with it . . . You hove done what you could; Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; Forget them as soon as you can. To- morrow is o new doy; You shall begin it well and serenely. MARK A. CIERPIAL Give the world the best you hove And the best will come to you. BRAD JAMES CHEATHAM JOSEPH M. COLLINS JOE At least I ' m on the right track. JOHN L CONCANNON DONNA LEE CONWAY If a man dcses not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because. he hears a different drummer. P.S. Hope for the best; be prepared for the worst, and take whatever comes with a smile. LINDA ANN COOK Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die life is a broken- winged bird that can- not fly. — Langston Hughes TRACEY COOK I don ' t know what kind of future life I believe in but I believe that all that we go through here must have some value. BRIAN COX RICHARD ANTHONY COUTO BOBBY COSSETTE I finally made it. MATTHEW COREY Purple haze all through my brain Lately things don ' t seem the same. MAUREEN ANNE DELANEY Seas roll to waft me, suns to light my rise; My footstool earth, my canopy the skies. — Alexander Pope KATHLEEN ANN DE MATTIO KATE The only way to have o friend is to be one. Emerson — Of friendship RICHARD C. D ' ENTREMONT RICH CHRISTOPHER T. DOHERTY LISA A.E. Dl CLIMENTE DEEK Well, I ' ve been afraid of changing Cuz I built my world around you. But time makes you bolder, Even children get older. And we ' re getting older too. — Fleetwood Mac JACK DILLEN Never underestimate your opponent; one mistoke is all it takes. - KATRINA DICHARD PETER DONAHUE KEVIN HUGH DOUGHERTY Stood for something. Or you ' ll foil for anything. BRIAN E. DOUCETTE Con we ever understond how lucky DEBORAH ANNE DONAHUE CHERYL ANN DRAPER The only reward of virtue is virtue; The only way to hove a friend is to be one — Emerson ROBERT T. DUFF BOB Of oil sod words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these, ' It might have been ' GARY J. DUFFEY KAREN L. DUNN TARA E. DYER A cheerful heart and smiling face, pour sunshine in the darkest place. BRENDA JEANNE EATON I ' ve been here and I ' ve been there. Seems like I ' ve been everywhere be- fore; I ' ve seen it all a hundred times. Still I think there surely must be more. MARK EDWARD EATON RAINA JANET ECKHARDT VIRGINIA R. ENGLISH VIRGE Something in the way he moves GEORGE ECONOMOU REGINA A. FARINELLO Most of the shadows of this life ore caused by standing in one ' s own sun- shine. — R.W.E. MARY-JO FADER KATHLEEN ANN ERNST Love . . . Starts with o smile. Grows with o kiss. Ends with a tear. LOUIS CHARLES ENNIS CHUCK It isn ' t enough to make sure you ' re on the right track; you must also moke sure you ' re not going in the wrong direction. MARY ELLEN FARRELL The supreme happiness in life, is the conviction of being loved for yourself or, more correctly, being loved in spite of yourself. JULIE FELTMAN JULIUS Over the piano was printed a notice: Please do not shoot the pianist. He is doing his best. — Oscar Fingol O ' Flohertie Wills Wilde JOHN MICHAEL FERRI The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. TAMMY ANN FILLEUL Even though I ' m strong enough to moke it on my own, I would not even core to try to live my life alone. 30 MICHAEL GENETTI SIMON GARDNER TERYL LYNN GARDNER It ' s time to sit and think of days both good and bad, but now thot we are departing we must not be sad. We will meet again real soon and talk about the post and if we ore lucky, we won ' t grow up too fast. DAVID M. GAUNTT Most heinous crime of modern time Destroys life ' s very essence, for being free and liberty Are killed by ocquies- cence. CYNTHIA LOUISE GERLEK Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not fol- low; Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead; Just walk beside me and be my friend. KIMBERLY ANN GINDER KIM ... For long you ' ll live and high you ' ll fly, and smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry, and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be . . . MARIKA GODTFREDSEN IRIS GONSALVAS 33 JAMES HANSIS KATHERINE HARRISON KATHLEEN K. HANSON KATHY For us there is one God, the Father, from whom oil things and for whom we exist, and one Lord, Jesus Christ, through whom are all things and through whom we exist. — I. Corinthians 8:6 SANDRA E. HAYES SANDY DOUGLAS T, HAYNES ROBERT A. HAYWARD NANCY C. HENNRIKUS A smile con pour sunshine into the darkest ploces DIANE M. HIGSON If the cloud burst thunders in your ear You shout but no one seems to hear And the band you ' re in starts playing a different tune. I ' ll see you on the dark side of the moon, MICHAEL C MIKE You can do most anything you want If you stay with it long enough. KAREN A. MINES If you ore like a bird, free and un- tamed, stay that way, don ' t ever change. DAVID HOKSCH JAN KATHRYN HOLLENBECK I get by with a little help from my friend. ROBERT J. HOLMES ROBBIE Fear knocked at the door Faith opened it Peace was there. Take it easy. ERIC J. HOLLAND THOMAS W. HOOPER 35 JON ALAN HUGHES CAROLYN JEAN HULBERT And I don ' t know whot the future is holdin ' in store, I don ' t know where I ' m goin ' , I ' m not sure where I ' ve been. There ' s o spirit that guides me, a light that shines for me. My life is worth the livin ' , I don ' t need to see the end. — John Denver — JEFFREY SCOTT HOYLAND JEFF I am the Jack-of-all-trades, a master of none. DONALD E. HUNT, JR. ANTHONY FRANK lASI Everything can be possible. It just sometimes takes something thought impossible to moke it happen. — — A.F.I. GWENDOLYN REBESSA JACKSON PAMELA ANN KNOPF MARK LEORY KETTERING DONNA ELIZABETH KINNEY How can we live without our lives? How will we know it ' s us without our post? — Steinbeck RACHEL KNEELAND RAY Remember all the movies, Terry, we ' d go to see Trying to learn how to walk like the heroes we thought we hod to be ond after all this time to find we ' re just like all the rest, stranded in the pork and forced to confess. MICHAEL J. KOHM KATHERINE ANN KONKLE I want no success if I have to sup- press the truth as I see it to be. DALE JOSEPH KUTYNA Life flows on within you and without you. RICHARD LAPPERRIERE JAMES G. LEARY JIM I am what you see, I ' ll olwcys be what I am. CHARLES L. LEZAMA SONNY on my way . . . GEORGE T. LINEMAN GEO The measure of a man ' s success is the extent to which he closes the gap between his output end his potential. LAURA J. LEONG LAURIE Just remember . . . No matter how far we may be from one another, Never let distance come between friendship. MICKAEL F. LESKOUSKI The person who never mokes a mis- take must get mighty tired of doing no- thing. MARIELAINA LORREY MARIE If you compare yourself with others; you may become vain and bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself ALBERT E. LOVELY CHIP It ' s not right until it ' s done twice LAURA KAY LUNDGREN Let the disoppointments pass. Let the laughter fill your glass. Let your illu- sions lost until they shatter. Whatever you might hope to find. Among the thoughts that crowd your mind. There won ' t be many that ever really motter. ANGELA L LUTER BRAINGE Direct your eye right inward; and you ' ll find a thousand regions in your mind yet undiscovered. Explore them ond let your thoughts travel higher than the mountoins, for in the mind lies the richest vein ROBERT S. MAC ARTHUR BOB CATHERINE RUTH MAC DONALD Friends are the stepping stones that lead to heaven ' s door. KATHRYN L. MAC KERRON KATHY Love will blossom anywhere as long OS someone ' s there to care. MARK WAYNE MACKLIN JUDITH E. MALONEY JUDE If you are being run out of town, get in front of the c rowd, and make it look like a parade. MARTHA A. MASKALENKO LARRY S. MADDEN WILLIAM BURTON MAC LEOD BILL 41 DAVID L. MASSE DAVE People don ' t hove problems, they create them! FRED F. MC LAUGHLIN HUGO A friend is someone who lives in your heart. DONIE C. MC QUAGE The best man for a job is a woman. ' LORRAINE DIANA MILLER Don ' t look so sod; I know it ' s over, But life goes on and this old world will keep turning. Let ' s just be glad we had some time to spend together. — Kris Kristofferson BRIAN WILLIAM MILLIGAN I can see the horizon clearly now, from atop our final hill. It laughts, and soys Come, Challenge me! And I know, I can ' t stand still. ELISABETH ANNE MOELLER What lies behind us and What lies be- fore us are Tiny matters compared to What lies within us. — Emerson CAROL MARIE MONACO You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. — Kahli Gibrom KAREN ELIZABETH MORANO Don ' t you ever ask them why. If they told you, you would cry. So just look at them and sigh and know they love you — Teach Your Children Crosby, Stills, Nosh Young BERNARD S. MORGAN JOHN MULLIGAN The gates of excellence are reached after crossing through the sea of sweat due to hard work. But to pass through the gates, one must poss over the mountain of Desire. GINA MARIE MUSACCHIO ... We had something to learn. Now it ' s time for the wheels to tum. Grains of sand, one by one Before you know it, all gone ... — Todd Rundg ren CRYSTAL NAEGELI CADDY ' Don ' t say goodbye: That means forever. Say, see ya later. It sounds a lot better. ELAINE THERESE NAUGLER LAINIE We travel on. Alone and for, each in orbit, each a star. Quietly we seporote. Silently, we drift. Never again to be As once we had been. — P.S. B.J.N. RICHARD BRUCE NAWOICHIK DICK Free Bird If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? I must be traveling on now, cause there ' s too many places I ' ve got to see . . . — Lynyrd Skynyrd WAYNE A. NEWMAN CHIP And now for something completely different. VENUS CHERYL NICHOLS Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. JANICE A. NICKERSON A smile is the whisper of a laugh. 44 STEVEN M. NILES STEVEN ANTHONY NOLAN Be rich or be an enemy of the rich. I understand both. But never envv the rich and try to please them. ' — Aristotle Onassis ILONA E. NYILAS GRANOLA ... the dreamer dreams on and dreams never die, long as we try. We are Riders to the Stars. — Barry Man- ilow KELLY O ' BRIEN Two persons who do not part with kisses should part with haste. JOHN ALLAN O ' NEIL Real joy comes not from ease of riches or from the praise of men, but from doing something worthwhile. — Wilfred T. Grenfel WILLIAM MARK ORAM BILLY If I leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me? For I must be troveling on, now, ' Cause there ' s too many places I got to see. But if I stayed here with all of you Things just couldn ' t be the same. ' Couse I ' m as free os a bird, now. And this bird you cannot change. Lord knows, I can ' t change. — Lynyrd Skynord LESLIE ANN O ' CONNOR What is beautiful is a joy for all sea sons and a p ossession for all eternity — Oscor Wilde THOMAS O ' BRIEN JOYCE ELLEN PALMERI What parolyzes life is the failure to believe ond the failure to dare. ALFRED ANTHONY PANDISCIO JR. The secret of education lies in re- specting the pupil. — Emerson CHRISTOPHER NEWELL PAGE CHRIS Every night I dream the dream I can moke the mountain sing, I can make the winter spring And I wake up believing. And for a moment I can hold the wind and sky and just forget that I am flying on a single wing. — Batteou SHEILA ELAINE PAGELKOPF Man is the only animal that laughs and weeps; for he is the only animal that is struck by the difference be- tween what things are and what they might have been. — Hazlitt 47 i MICHAEL ALAN RATNEY MIKE MICHELLE L RAY The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become. — ILY, D. LAURA A. POWDERLY It is not how much we hove but how much we enjoy thot makes happi- ness. GILBERT POTVIN DOUGLAS ARTHUR READER DOUG TERRY LEE RECORDS Time, wahh ... 2 wheelers . . . . lockers .... class rings . . . . Homecoming .... cars ... . Prom .... Live! Live! Liv e!!! Future?? only God knows . . . smile. LAURA REED Precious and few are the moments we two can shore. BRIAN P. REIDY ' KATHLEEN RENNIE KELLY A. RICHTER KATHLEEN ANN RILEY KATH The love of friends is never far . its always close to where we are. MICHAEL KEVIN RILEY If you can imagine it. You con achieve it. If you can dream it, You can become it. — William Arthur Word CLARK ZACHARY ROBINSON ZAC Ah, but a man ' s reach should ex- ceed his grasp, or what ' s a heaven for? — Robert Browning JEAN ELIZABETH RINGLE I ' ve been waiting all this time thinking that the world was waiting just beyond my world for me. World, you ' d better have that something ready or I ' ll make it for my own. LISA RIZZARI And how you tried to make it work Did you really think it could. How you tried to make it last. Did you really think it would. — B. Seger LYNNE A. ROBERTS If there is not wind, row. RACHEL MIRIAM SACHS The world never spins so fast that we can ' t stop a moment to moke o friend. BRADLEY D. ROSE DIANE CAROL ROBINSON MOXIE For long you live and high you fly And smiles you give and teors you cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be We the willing Led by the unknowing Are doing the impossible For the ungroteful And have been doing So much With so little For so long That we are now qualified To do Anything With nothing. MICHAEL SAINATO STUART R. SALZER S2@ Anyone can be smart. And, anyone con be crazy. But, to be both, is a feat only I con put in my mouth PHIL SARNECKI We ore the people our pw rents used to warn us about JACQUELINE A. SCHOEN- DORF Jackie Never imagine yourself not to be otherwise than what it might appear to others that what you were or might have been was not otherwise than what you hod been would have ap- peared to the to be otherwise. JULIE E. SCHOORENS AMY CAROL SENIO Catch your dreams before they slip away. There ' s crying all the time, Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind. — Rolling Sones DOUGLAS A. SHAMON Endeavor to be what you desire to ap- pear. GLENN KENNETH SMART TRACY E. SHAW The purest treasure that mortal times afford is spotless reputation. — Shakespeare DINA R. SIEGAL So if you think your life is complete confusion, cause you never win the game, just remember that it ' s a grand illusion and deep inside we ' re all the same. MICHAEL ANTHONY SIZOO Soil into the sunrise and your shadows will remain beind you. 51 ■' ••iT . ROBYN ELIZABETH SMYSER ROBBIE The most visible joy can only reveal it- self to us when we ' ve transformed it. THOMAS R. SPEIDEL MARY ANN STEVENS ROBIN L STIDWORTHY ' And time weaves ribbons of memory . . — Pippin ERIC VAUGHN STOGDILL Life is a tragedy for those who feel, and a comedy for those who think. ANN R. SULLIVAN SULL We cannot endure like the earth and the mountains, Life is not ours to keep, for a new sun is rising . Left Overature DORIS MAE SULLIVAN IRMA Be more concerned with your charac- ter than with your reputation. Because your reputation is merely what people think you are, while your character is what you really are. MARTHA M. SULLIVAN There are two paths you con go by, But in the long run. There ' s still time to change the road you ' re on. ROBERT B. SUTHERLAND ROB Search for that which is good in everyone you meet. Try to understand people, and you will never truly hate anyone. 53 CLAIRE C. SWANSON A ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. ANNE-MARIE THEOPHILE ANNE Where in this wide world can man find nobility without pride, friendship with- out envy, or beauty without vanity? — Duncan Every day brings along an experience and a memory, cherished . . . never to be forgotten. CAROL A. VADEBONCOEUR MYRON P. WAITE II HIRAM It ' s hard to leave when you can ' t find the door. ROBERT WEBB KENNETH C. WARD BONNIE JEAN WALCOTT Thus, olso, you pass from the lum- pish grub in the earth to the airy and fluttering butterfly. The very globe continually transcends and translates Itself, and becomes winged in its or- bit. — Henry David Thoreau EILEEN M. WALSH WEEN 9 55 ANDREA E. WILLIAMS SENIOR DIRECTORY ABRAMS, EMILY 34 Old Stagecoach Rd. — Band 1,2; Wind Ensemble 3; Tennis 2; Class Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 2; Class Vice-President 3; Class President 4; N.H.S. Vice President 3,4 ACE, DUB — Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4 ANSEL, DARYL 4 Wagon Wheel Dr. — Football 1 ,2,3; Lacrosse 2,3; Golf 1; Concert Band 1,2; Wind Ensemble 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Marching Band 4; N.H.S. 3,4 ARSENAULT, MICHAEL — Soccer 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Lacrosse 2,3,4 AYASSE, MARK 29 Webber Ave. — Soccer 1 ,2,3,4; Marching Bond 1 ; B.H.S. Musical 2,3,4; Legislative Committee 3; Jr. and Sr. Prom Committees 3,4; Activities Committee 4 BAKER, JENNIFER 440 Great Rd. — Ensemble 1,2,4; Choir 4 BARBIERI, PAUL S. 175 South Rd. — Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Lacrosse 3,4 BEAUCHESNE, HOLLY 23 Otis St. BENCH, BILL — Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4 BINSACK, LISA — Varsity Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3; Varsity Softball 1,2,3,4 BLAKE, BONNIE 28 Crescent Ave. — Softball 1,2 BLOCK, LLOYD 1 Birchwood Dr. — Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2 BOUDREAU, STEPHEN M. — Hockey 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Track 1,2 BRADY, BOB 46 Hillside Ave. — Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Hockey 2,3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Indoor Soccer 1,2,3,4 BRITT, THOMAS 5 Williams St. — Football 1; Golf 1,2; Hockey 1,2,3,4 BRUHA, MARK 1 1 Lone Ave. — Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Hockey 3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3,4 BUCKLEY, RUTH 103 Pine Hill Rd. — Madrigal 1,2,3,4; Math league 1,2,3 BUKOFSKE, NADINE — 95-c Scott Circle BURGESS, SHERRILL I. 4 Radcliffe Cir. — Soccer 3; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Activities Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Missile Staff 4 BURNES, LISA 53 Notre Dome Rd. — Basketball 1, Co-Coptoin 2; Softball 1 BUSCH, DANIELLE 37 Meadowbrook Rd. — Madrigal 1 ,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Double Sextette 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Citizenship Committee 3,4; Cross Country 4; Spring Track 4; Musical 1,2,3,4 BUSH, JAMES F. 7 Meadowbrook Rd. — Soccer 2,3,4 CARISTI, DIANE 16 Gould Rd. — Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2, Co-Captain 3; J.V. Softball 1,2; V. Softball 3,4 CHEATHAM, BRAD 45 Dunster Rd. — Winter Track 4; Spring Track 4 CIERPIAL, MARK 8 Woodmoor Dr. — Marching Bond 1,2,3,4; Jazz Ensemble 3,4 CLARK, TRACEY 1 1 Beverly Rd. — Track 1,2; Missile Staff 4; Prom Committee 3 COLAO, CHRISTIANE 5 Page Rd. — Spring Track 3; Ensemble 3,4; French Club 3; AFS 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Activities Committee 3; Missile Staff 4 COLEMAN, JON 26 Dunster Rd. — Cross Country 3,4; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4 COLLINS, JOE 2 Rodney Rd. — Cross Country 2,3,4; Winter Track 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4 COLLITON, JOANNE — Prom Committee 3,4; Activities Committee 3,4; Ensemble 3 COLONERO, STEPHANIE 10 Hilltop Dr. — Choir 1,2,3,4; Double Sextette 2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Softball 2; Missile Staff 2 CONWAY, DONNA 83-B Scott Cir. — Drama 2; French Club 3; N.H.S. 3,4 COOK, TRACEY 88 Roberts Dr. — Field Hockey 3,4; Basketball 1; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3; V. Softball 4 COSSETTE, BOB 148 South Rd. — Football 1,2,3,4 CROKE, DAVID 14 Beverly Rd. — Soccer 1,2,3; Winter Track 3,4; Spring Track 4; Cross Country 4; Medio Internship 3 DELANEY, MAUREEN 6 Daniels Dr. — French Club 2,3; Prom Committee 3,4; Best Bet 78 59 DE MATTIO, KATHY 26 Elmbrook Rd. — Basketball 1,2,3,4 D ' ENTREMONT, CHARLES 3 Dewey Rd. — Football 1,3,4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4 Dl CLEMENTE, LISA 6 Dana Rd. — Track 1; Tournament of Plays 1,2,3; Ensemble 2,3 DOHERTY, CHRIS 236 South Rd. — Basketball 1,2,3,4 DOUCETTE, BRIAN 22 Foster Rd. — Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Indoor Track 1,2,3 DOUGHERTY, KEVIN 312 Concord Rd. — Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Missile Staff 3,4; Drama 1,2,3; Musicol 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Winter Track 3,4; Spring Track 3,4; Tournament of Ploys 2; Citizenship Committee 4 DRAPER, CHERYL 1 Temple Terrace — Concert Band 1 ; Choir 4; Activities Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Ensemble 3; Musical 4 ECKHARDT, RAINA JANET 3 Princess Pine Drive — Cross Country Track 2,3,4; Ski Team 2,3,4 EGAN, JANA 24 Cot Hill Rd. — J.V. Softball 3; Varsity Softball 4; Marching Band 3; Field Hockey 4; Ensemble 3; Concert Bond 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2 ENNIS, CHUCK 29 Wildwood Dr. — Football 1 ,2,3,4; Basketball 1 ,3,4; Hockey 2; Tennis 1 ,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3; NHS 3,4 ERNST, KATHLEEN 107c Scott Circle — Flogfootball 3; Snowskiing 2,3; Drama Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Outdoor Education Club 3; Foreign Language Exchange Club 2,3; Missouri Club 1; Delta Epsilon Phi 2,3,4; Mountain Climbing on Progect Bold FADER, MARY — JO 3 Pond Circle FARINELLO, REGINA 1 1 Harvard Dr. — Tennis 1,2,3,4 FARREL, MARY 62 Page Rd. — Stage Crew 1; J.V. Softball 3; Varsity Soccer 4; Choir 3,4 FELTMAN, JULIE 22 Lido Lane — Ensemble 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; German Club 4; Musical 3,4; Tournament of Plays 2; Literary Magazine 4 FERRI, JOHN 4 Winchester Dr. — Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Hockey 1,2,3,4 FILLEUL, TAMMY 1 1 Overlook Dr. — Swim Team 2; Senior Prom Committee FITZTGERALD, LORI 39 Showsheen Rd. — Majorette 3,4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Musical Production Assistant 2,3; Ensemble 2,3 FULLER, KAREN 34 Gould Rd. GAUNTT, DAVID 6 Reed Ln. — Rifle Team 1 ,2,3,4, Captain 3,4; Math League 3,4; Current Affairs Club 4; Fall Ploy 1; Asso. Member, A 1.5 2 GARDNER, TERYL 49 Notre Dome Rd. — Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2 GENETTI, MICHAEL 27 Hartwell Rd. — Football 1,2,3,4 GERLEK, CINDI 69 Wilson Rd. — Pep Club 1,2; Make-up for musicals 1,2,4; Prom Committee 3,4 GINDER, KIM 107 Springs Rd. — Cross-country 1,2,3,4; Captain 2,3; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Captain 1 ,3; Basketball 1; Legislative Committee 1 ,2,3,4; Telemedio 3,4; Activities Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Guitar 1; N.H.S. 3,4 GRAHAM, DEBBIE 9 Beverly Rd. — Spring Track 1,2; Field Hockey 2; Socker-Hockey Cheerleader 3; Football-Basketball Cheerleader 4; Activities Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 4 GREENE, DAN — Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3; Spring Track 1, Cross-country 2 HAMANN, DAVID — Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Audio Visual 1; Current Affairs Club 4 HAYES, SANDY — Madrigal 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Musicals 1,2,3,4 HENNRIKUS, NANCY 13 Hemlock Lane — Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President 1; Class Treasurer 3; Class Secretary 4; Prom Committee 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Ensemble 1,2 HETTINGER, MICHAEL 47B Scott Circle — Cross Country 4; Ski Team 4; J. S R. 4; Legislative Committee 4; Newspaper 4; Ski Club 1 ,2 ,3 ; Mountaineers 3 ; Spring Close Up 3 ; Play 3 ; Machebeuf H.S. HILL, MICHAEL 10 Ledgewood Drive — Soccer 1,2; Ski Team 1,2; Tele-Media 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4 HINES, KAREN 9 Pope Terrace — Cheerleading 1 ,2 ; Softball 1 ,2 ; Ba lboa H.S. HOLLAND, ERIC 2 Hillcrest Rd. — Football 1,3,4; Lacrosse 3; Concert Bond 1,2,3; Marching Band 2 HOLLENBECK, JAN 15 Robinson Dr. — Marching Bond 2,3,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Pep Bond 2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4 HOLMES, ROBBIE — Hockey 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1 HOYLAND,JEFF2GlenOra Drive — Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1; Musical Comedy 2,3,4; Fall Play 60 2; Cross-Country Ski Teem 4 HULBERT, CAROLYN J. 5 Robinson Drive — Majorettes 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Choir 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Activities Committee 3,4; Make-up and Costume Crews 1,2,3,4; Musicals 3,4 JACKSON, GWENDOLYN R. 5 Lewis Road — Baseball 1, Volleyball 1 KELLY, FRED — Football 1,3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3 KELLY, KEITH 6 Sherwood Drive — Marching Band 1,2; Ski Team 4 KENNY, DENISE 15 Woodland Road — Track 1,2; Activities Committee 4; Prom Committee 4 KETTERING, MARK L. 7 Lido Lane — Ski Team 1,2,3,4 KINNEY, DONNA 140 Page Road — Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Madrigal 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2; Class Secretary 1,3; Class Treasurer 2; Class Vice President 4; N.H.S. 3,4; N.H.S. Secretary 4 KNEELAND, RACHEL 5 Norreen Drive — Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Soccer 4 KNOPF, PAM — Drama 1,2,3,4; Missile Staff 2; Best Bet ' 78 KOHM, MIKE 5 Beverly Rd. — Skiing 2 ,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Best Bet 3; Trainer 1 ; Explorers Club 1 ,2 ; J.V. Tennis 2 ; A.P.H.S. KUTYNA, DALE — Swimming 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Lacrosse 3,4 LATINA, MARY 8 Clark Circle — Pep Club 2; Concert Band 1 ,2; Wind Ensemble 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Fall Play 2,3,4; Spring Play 2; Missile Staff 2; State Drama Festival 2 LEARY, CAROL 9 Gould Rd. — Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4 LEARY, JAMES — Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4 LEARY, JONATHAN D. — Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert bond 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 4; Musical Stage Crew 1,2,3; A.V. 1 LEONG, LAURA 10 Richard Rd. — Pep Club 1,2; Activities Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Ensemble 4; Missile Staff 4 LESKOUSKI, MIKE — Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4 LINEHAN, GEORGE 5 Hunt Rd. — Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Lacrosse 2,3,4 LUTER, ANGELA — Basketball 1,3; Softball 1; Dramatic Productions 3,4 MAC ARTHUR, BOB 12 Curve St. — Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer MAC DONALD, CATHY 9 Washington St. — Tennis 2; Missile Staff 4; Soccer 4; French Club 2 MAC KERRON, KATHY — Drama 2,3 MACKLIN, MARK W. 12 Temple Terrace — Drama 1; French Club 2,3; Rifle Team 2,3; Yearbook 3 MAC LEOD, WILLIAM — Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 3,4; Drama 1; Cross-country 3 MASKALENKO, MARTHA — Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 2,3; Field Hockey 2 MASSE, DAVE — Football 1,2; Marine Physical Fitness Team 1,2,3,4 MC DONOUGH, MILES — Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Drama 1,2,3,4 MC EACHERN, PAUL 2 Overlook Drive — Pep Club 1,2; Soccer 4; Band 1,2,4 MC HARG, MARYLOUISE 74 Wilson Road — Pep Club 1 ,2; Soccer 4; Band 1 ,2,4; Marching Band 3; B.H.S. Court 3; A.F.S. 1,2,4; Musical Props 2; Chorus 3,4 MC LAUGHLIN, FRED 3 William Street — Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Freshman Baseball 1; Lacrosse 3,4 MC QUAGE, DONIE 19 Offutt Road — Varsity Soccer 3,4, Captain 4 MILLER, LORRAINE 15 Hemlock Lone — Missile Staff 4; Ensemble 3,4; Junior Activity Club 3; A.F.S. 4 MILLIGAN, BRIAN 10 Reed Lane — Spring Track 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2; Musical 1 ,2,3,4; Best Bet 1 MOELLER, ANNE 27 Wildwood Drive — J.V. Tennis 1,2; Majorettes 2,3, Captain 4; Citizenship Committee 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; N.H.S. 3,4 MONACO, CAROL 5 Overlook Drive — Pep Club 1; A.F.S. 1,2; Tournament of Plays 2; Crew for Musical 2,3; French Club 3; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Choir 4 MORANO, DAREN E. 13 Wildwood Drive MORGAN, BERNIE 8 Andrews Rood — Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Lacrosse 3,4 MULLIGAN, JOHN — Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 NAEGELI CRYSTAL 3 Pond Circle NAUGLER, ELAINE — Telemedia 3,4; Pep Club 1; Legislative Committee 2; Madrigal 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Double Sextette 3,4; Prom Committee Chairman 3,4; Best Bet 78 NAWOICHIK, DICK 24 Summer Street — Football 3; Rifle 1,2,3 NEWMAN, WAYNE 2K Bedford Village — Soccer 1,3,4; Winter Track 2; Drama 1,2,3 NICHOLS, V. CHERYL 34 Neillian Street — J.V. Softball 3; Art Club 2; Drama Club 4 NICKERSON, JANICE 16 Mosardis Street — Hockey Cheerleading 1,2; Field Hockey 2; Football Cheerleading 3,4 NYILAS, ILONA — Swim Team 1,2,3, Captain 4; Track 1,2 O ' BRIEN, TOM 9 Curve Street — Soccer 1 O ' CONNOR, LESLIE 6 Robinson Drive — Drama 2,3; Musical 3,4; Varsity Soccer Manager 3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Activities Committee 2,3,4 O ' NEIL, JOHN 21 Clark Road — Ski Club 1,2; Audio Visual Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3, Yearbook Editor 4 PAGE, CHRIS 10 Hunt Rood — Missile Staff Literary Editor; Parallax 3,4; Sophomore Tournament of Plays; Spring Ploy 2; J.S.R. 3 PAGELKOPF, SHEILA 65 Wildwood Drive — Missile Staff 3,4; J.S.R. 3,4; Editor of Yearbook 1 ; Panther Prints 1 ; 9th Grade Representative 1 ; Choir 1 ,2 ,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Costume Committee 2 ; Other H.S. PALMERI, JOYCE 12 Old Billerica Road — Prom Committee 3,4; Missile Staff 4; Gymnastics 1,2 PANDISCIO, ANTHONY 16 Glennridge Drive — Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4 PEPPER, DEBBIE 17 Reeves Road — President 1,2; Ensembles 1,2; Choir 3,4; Drama 1,2,3,4; Best Bet 3; Activities Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 4 PHILBRICK, RUSS — Madrigal 4; Cross-Country 3,4; Moth League 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Musical 4; Track 4 PORTER, BONNIE 80 Corisle Rood — Soccer 2,3,4; Missile 4; Ensemble 1,2,3 POWDERLY, LAURA — Field Hockey 1,2; Hockey Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Soccer Cheerleading 3,4, Co-Captain 4 RATNEY, MIKE 167 Old Billerica Road — Tele-Media 1; Yearbook Photography 3 RAY, MICHELLE 17 Patterson Road READER, DOUG 12 The Great Road RECORDS, TERRY — J.V. Softball 1; Varsity Softball 2; Quill and Scroll 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Jr. Honor Society 2; Class Council 1,2; Freshman Class Senator; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students RILEY, MICHAEL 22 Glen ridge Drive — Cross-Country 2,3,4; Winter Track 2,4; Spring Track 2,4; Prom Committee 2,3,4; Activities Committee 3,4; German Club 3,4; T.A.R.S. 1; Tele-Media 1; Yearbook Staff 4 RINGLE, JEAN 1 10 Hartwell Road — French Club 2,3; Literary Magazine 2,3,4 RIZZARI, LISA 13 Bonnievale Drive — Field Hockey 1,2 ROBERTS, LYNNE A. 10 Dunster Rood — Hockey Cheerleading 2,3,4; Soccer Cheerleading 3,4, Captain 4; Tennis 2,3; Ensemble 1; Mixed Ensemble; Ski Club 1,2; Activities Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4 ROBINSON, CLARK 23 Patterson Rood — Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 3; Captain 4; Winter Track 3,4; Spring Track 4; Madrigal 4; Legislative Committee 4; Editor School Newspopjer 3; N.H.S. 3, President 4 ROBINSON, DIANE 44 Hoyden Lone RUSSO JR., AUGIE 16 Fern Way — Jr. Prom Committee 3; Senior Activities Chairman 4; Musical Stage Crew 1,2 SALZER, STUART R. 3 Hilda Road — Math League 1 ,2,3,4; Chess Club 1 ; Science Club 3,4; J.S.R. 3,4; Parallax 4; German Club 4; Outing Club 4 SCHOURENS, JULIE E. 1 Glenridge Drive — Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1 SHAMON, DOUG — Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4 SIEGAL, DINA 16 Reeves Road — Hockey Cheerleading 2; Spring Track 1,2; Assistant Editor-in-Chief Missile 4 SIZOO, MICHAEL ANTHONY 10 Birchwood Drive — Concert Band 1,2; Wind Ensemble 3,4; Orchestra 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; N.H.S. 3; Treasurer N.H.S. 4; Moth League 2,3; Editor School Newspaper 3; Recreation Dept. Work 1,2,3 SMYSER, ROBYN 4 Pond Circle — Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,4; Varsity Soccer 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Spanish Club 3,4; A.F.S. 4 STELLA, BARBARA 20 Washington Street — Missile Staff 3,4; Make-up, Props and Publicity Crew Spring and Fall Play 1,2; Pep Club 2; Activities Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Student Advisory Committee 3; Soccer 3; Winter and Spring Track 3; Majorette 4; Ensemble 4 STELLING, SHARON — Drama Club 1; Activitiy Committee 1 STIDWORTHY, ROBIN 38 Hillside Avenue — Concert Bond 1 ; Marching Band 1 ,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Double Sextette 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Citizenship Committee 4; N.H.S. 3,4 STOGDILL, ERIC — Art Activities Committee; Musical 1,2 SULLIVAN, ANN R. 5 Princess Pine Drive — Swimming 1,2,3,4; Softball 2; Activities Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Homecoming 4 SULLIVAN, MARTHA 46 Hoyden Lane SUTHERLAND, ROBERT — Wind Ensemble 1 ,2,3,4; Marching Bond 1 ,2,3,4; Orchestra 1 ,2; Choir 3,4; Madrigal 4; Musical Comedy 3,4; Telemedia 3,4; Jazz Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4 SWANSON, CLAIRE 614 Springs Road — Track 1,2; Cross Country 1; Soccer-Hockey Cheerleading 1,2; Senior Prom Committee 4 TAKAGI, KIMIKO 12 Sheridan Road — Tennis 1,2; A.F.S. 4 TORGERSON, JAMIE 44 Wildwood Drive — N.H.S. 3,4 TRELEGAN, KIM 1 Porker Road — Football and Basketball Cheerleading 1 ,2,3, Captain 4; Gymnastics 1 ,2, Team 3,4; Citizenship Committee 2,3,4; Senior Prom Committee; Activities Committee 3,4 TURNER, BRYN 17 Nellis Terrace — Tennis 3; Ski Team 4; Rifle 4 WARD, KENNETH C. — Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Missile Staff 3,4 WEBSTER, ROY — Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Marine Physical Fitness 3,4 WELSH, LAURI — Swim Team 1,2; Captain 4; Track 1; Missile Staff 2,3 WILGA, MARC 14 Elmbrook Circle — Rifle 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4 WILSON, LISA 272 South Road — Track 1; Ski Club 1,2,3,4 YANOSICK, RICHARD 23 Hortwell Road — Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1 YATSKO, CAROLYN 1 Wagon Wheel Drive — Notional Honor Society 3,4 A.F.S. STUDENT FERNANDO BASTOS The American Field Service is an organization that of- fers the opportunity to join another culture for a com- plete year. It also offers one a chance to observe a different educational, political, and social system. One of the best parts of my experience has been learn- ing how to live with and to love a new family. I would like to thank the entire faculty of Bedford High School. I would also like to thank all my friends and the people that have mode this year possible and so very enjoyable to me. 64 VALEDICTORIAN MICHAEL SIZOO For many years, I hove dreamed of being my class valedic- torian. It is needless to say that I am now extremely honored to receive this award, but in pursuit of it I have not been blinded by my ambition; perhaps instead, I have acquired some new insights into life itself. Just how important is the leaf growing at the tip of an oak tree branch? The other leaves on that branch are just as vital for the tree ' s nourishment. Equally as vital are the leaves on the other branches above or below. Even if the various leaves might reach out in different directions, are not those that seek the morning sun just as important as those that seek the afternoon sun? In whichever directions we may grow in the coming years, we must remember that true success cannot be measured by the accumulation of wealth or fame; it cannot even be fairly judged by the views and principles of other people. True success can be measured only by one ' s own heart and by one ' s personal satisfaction. In order to achieve such suc- cess, we must first find a meaning and a purpose for our lives. The number of different branches on that oak tree is almost infinite; the shape of the growing tree is constantly changing, and often totally new branches are formed as the tree reaches for new heights. However, once each of us has found his or her individual direction, it is not enough just to dream. With a strong de- termination we should strive toward our goals whether they ore realistic or idealistic. The importance does not lie so much in obtaining the objective; instead, it lies in putting forth the best effort. In doing so, we will develop ourselves to our fullest extent and we will meet with true success. If each leaf on every branch grows in this manner, the tree will flourish. I would like to wish to all of you, especially to the class of 1979, the best of luck in the coming years, and I sincerely believe that all of us can find true success in our own way. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row: Anrte Moeller, Carolyn Yotsko, Doryl Ansel, Donna Conway, Robin Stidworthy, Moureen Delony, Kim Ginder, Carol Monoco, Second row: Donna Kinney, Noncy Hennrikus, Corol Leary, Emily Abroms, Ruth Buckley, Carolyn Hulbert, Chris Cobo, Kelly Richter, Angelo Luter, Third row: Chuck Ennis, Dole KutyrK), Dovid Gounft, Sheilo Pogelkopf, Jamie Torgeson, Mork Ayosse, Clork Robinson; Bock row: George Economou, Stephen Hoksch, Steve Nolan, Mike Si2oc, Steve Zolnay Consistently Coiffured Forwardly Flirtatious Ricky Bell and Sheila Pagelkopf Jeff Hoyland and Julie Schoorens 68 Totally Talented Chuck Ennis and Nancy Hennrikus Invincible Intellects Anne Moeller and Mike Sizoo Melodiously Musical Danielle Busch and Rob Sutherland Artfully Atired Lesie O ' Connor and Chris Page 71 Petagog ' s Pet Augie Russo and Danielle Busch 73 JUNIOR PROM Front Row: Queen: Sheila Pogekopf; King: John Ferri, Row Z Dentse Kenney, Oonno Kinney, Danielle Busch, Bock Row: Pout McEochem, Robb« Holmes, Jeff Hoylond. Nights in white satin Never reoching the end Letters I ' ve written Never meaning to serxj Beauty I ' ve always missed With these eyes before Just what the truth is I can ' t say anymore Gazing at people Some hand in harxj Just what I ' m going through They can ' t understorxj Some try to tell me Thoughts they cannot defend Just what you want to be You will in the end Nights in white satin Never reaching the erxi Letters I ' ve written Never meaning to serxi INTERNATIONAL WEEK Check out those legs! International Week consisted of many good th ings, besides getting out of class. There was dancing, food, fun, and of course, Mr. Kelly ' s toga. (We didn ' t know he hod such great legs!) Seriously though. International Week was a great opportunity for all of us to get a taste of foreign dancing, culture, and food (no pun intended). 78 4 Beast of Burden Homework Just What I Needed Another Cut Note It ' s a Laugh fe, • ' ' Hi ' • • • School Bat Out Of Hell .pp l )p ■||. . ■-I. 2:00 Running on Empty The Track Team 5.7.0.5 Locker Combo. Feel Like A Number Algebra Class Double Vision Saturday Nights All Revved Up And No Place To Go ... Bedford Weekends Macho Men Football Team The Stranger Your Guidance Counselor Wasted Time Your Senior Year Don ' t Want To Live Without It Dentention A Wild And Crazy Guy Mr. Duggan Ready To Take A Chance Again S.A.T. ' s Don ' t Throw It All Away The School Lunch Don ' t Look feack Graduation Day Hopelessly Devoted To You B.H.S. Faculty JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS PAM YATSKO — TREASURER TOM MULLIGAN — VICE PRESIDENT SUSAN MEAD — PRESIDENT CAROL KEENE — SECRETARY Front row: Kcthy Brandou, Joanne Bortels, Therese Bellino, Gole Aldorlsio, Michelle Benoit; Second row: Nino Bohrod, Julie Ahem, Kristen Bloisdell, Tracy Aucoi n, Neil Bartels, Cindy Auld; Third row: Nancy Bloke, Jane Bilofer, Cheryl Blodgett Bock row: Mike Davidson, Donald Birch, Jeffrey Botes, Austin Beoulieu. 84 Front row: Carole Deloney, Laurel Davidson, Donna Couto, Jo- Ellen Damery; Middle row: Reed Derleth, Gary Conners, Diane Damon, Stephen Davidson, John Deranlan; Bock row: Darren Colonero, John Conway, Michael Davidson, Diane Cushman, Brian Doherty, Kim Dixon, Debbie Collins. 85 Front row: Glenn Ellis, Terry Feole, Regina Festin, Tracey Filleul; AAiddle row: Don Fennell, Celine Dooley, Lisa Forrell, Suzanne Eldridge; Bock row: Peter Donovan, Jean Ennis, Shirley Ewart, Deidra Fenfon, Natolie Eppeneher. Front row: Liz Geran, Lawrence Freni, Liz l:,:, Middle row: Ken French, Jane Foerst, Mary Flores, Peter Goldman; Bock row: William Gural, David Gerber, Gordon Guay, David Grieb. 86 Front row: Thomas Hansis, Ellen Hayes, Beth Hopkins, Stacy Horning; Middle row: Jo Ann Hettinger, Karen Holland, Amy Hamilton, Lynn Hagerty, Eriko, Hironako; Back row: Steven Hoksch, Christopher Holligon, Michael Harrison, David Hawkins, Kevin Hartwell, Richard Heinrich. Front row: Anne Hutzenbiler, Koren Jacobsen, Carolyn Kinny, Michelle Levesque; Middle row: Joanne Hulbert, Susan Kilpatrick, Robin Joss, Debbie Kaplan, Elizabeth Jackson; Back row: Steve Janek, Dean Jeas, Bucky Huenfeld, Wayne Johnson, Ken Johnson, Michael Lehon, Front row: Julie McMurtrie, Beth MocDougoll, Mary- Jo McManus, Mary McGarry, Marie Lyons; Middle row: Tom Long, Karen McCorthy, Beth Lipson, Robin McKenzie, Donna Masse; Back row: Sean McAuliffe, Scott Litchfield, Leif Lustig, Molcom Martin, Bob Massa, Mark Little. 87 Front row: Lori Mietzner, Janice Molloy, Ellen Mizzoni, Joanne Nazzoro, Susan Mead; Middle row: Sara Miller, Stephanie Moll, Michael Michaud, Daniel Morgan, Jim Morris, Clifton Moore; Back row: Steve Morris, Keith Motfett, Ferenc Nogy, Matt Stuart, David Morris, Michoel Miller. Front row: Lisa Poor, Fronces Ricker, Leigh Anne Rogers, Brenda Pyles, Robert Prescott; Middle row: Sherm Robinson, Hal Runyon, Noomi Sachs, Sandy Schiff, Bill McMohon; Back row: Jeff Santosuosso, Paul Scheyder, Kris Pruyn, Tom Richardson, Brod Richards, Drew Poore. Front row: Ann Shields, Laurie Scullin, Kothy Sparl .s, Liso Shea; Middle row; Joanna Rosato, Pat Stevens, Mario Speidel, Kate Selby; Back row: John Spadaro, Bill Stenson, David Steele, John Stefanelli, Paul Siekmon. Front row: Amy Webster, Chris Sutherland, Cheryl Wilson, Liz Whitney; Middle row: Joan Sullivan, Pam Yatsko, Carolyn Zompese, Clare Towie, Amanda Wheeler; Back row: Phil Wilkins, Joe Weaver, Reed Woodworth, Steve Zolnay, Dana Woshbum, George Wheeler. 89 Front row: Debbie Bailey, Mory Bruha, Jo Anne Barry, Karen Carroll, Andrea Ardito, Pam Brown; Middle row: Ken Bundy, Dan Burns, Rob Boone, Todd Campbell, Lori Burns, Ingrid Buntschuh, Sarah Brady; Back row: Mark Olmstead, Jeff Bryant, Joey Bumboca, Bob Bradford, Peter Brooks, Bill Bruno, Nicholas Bonesteel. Front row: Lee Castro, Laureen Cavanagh, Kathy Chambers, Carol Comley; Middle row: Doug Corey, Wayne Chiliton, Carolyn Caruso, Kelly Colliton, Katherine Carruth; Back row: Jeff Cheatham, Jeff Collier, Scott Ciampa, Bill Carter, Peter Colonero. Front row: Mariann Croke, Patty DeMottio, Mario DiTore, Cindy Devine; Middle row: Stephen DeVellis, Janet Cornwell, Susan Curry, Renee Dobkowski, Betsy Cowan, Mark DeLellis; Back row: Richard Davidson, Mark Costa, Russ D ' Auria, Joe Devine, Glen Cullen, Paul D ' Entremont. 91 Front row: Neilc Hingorani, Tonya Kneelond, Potti Jouss, Moria Keon, Kathleen Kennedy; Middle row: Kathy Gauntlett, Kathy Hennrikus, Diane Jonuskis, Diana Jones, Laurie L ' Heureux, Karen Killam, Andy Hobgood; Back row: Scott Jones, Peter Joss, Joe Keohone, Nora Kelly, Linda Humphrey, Donna Hunter, Keith Kirkland. Front row: Heather Lone, Emily Lavine, Lori Latino, Melissa Lustig, Debbie Lynch; Middle row: Diana Lund, Lisa Lyons, Debbie Manning, Sue Logcher, Leigh Ann Ledbetter; Bock row: Tom Lynch, Eric Lundquist, Vince Lopez. i 93 Front row: Jim Mercuric, Dorlene Clork, Lisa MocNeii, Joan McNomara; Middle row: Peter Meyers, Jeff Millett, Mike McLoughlin, Charles McGonogle, Susan Marschall, John Mici, Christopher Mason, Lynmorie Meister; Back row: John Martin, Christine Miller, Danny Mead, Loretto McKie, David AAelville, John McKenzie, Tony Miller, James McMahon. Front row: Aileen O ' Connor, Eileen Ford, Roni Neumann, Stacy Newman, Denito Murphy, Bonnie Nassr, Morcia Mulcahy, Cheryl Neal, Carol O ' Neill; Back row: Thomas Perry, Diane Oppedisano, Sandy Olmstead, Eileen O ' Connell, Donald Naugler, Rick Popalia, Vincent Orlando, Andy Nawoichik. 94 Front row: Sham Sundro, David Sizoo, Becky Stinson, Mary Stockdale, Lisa Smith; Middle row: Carol-Lee Spencer, Janet Sword, Linda Schoendorf, Jane Smith, Martha Sullivan, Linda Sinotte, Tricia Shea, Laura Stephenson, Stephen Steele; Back row: Harlow Pinson, Dona Svendsen, Geoffrey Spofford, Barry Serpa, Bob Stanley. Front row: Margaret Wolline, Michi Yukawa, Kathryn Toft, Mary Fajuchowske, Susan Willis, Elizabeth Wright, Debbie Taylor, Gina Wingood; Back row: Lisa Viola, Margaret Tynan, Douglas Webster, Eric Woodard, Ken Woodland, Eugene Vetrano, Neoi Ward. 95 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS TREASURER — CRISTINE O ' SHAUGHNESSY PRESIDENT — MARY KAY WIELER VICE-PRESIDENT — KATHRYN WHITNEY SECRETARY — GREG FRENCH Front row: Ray Boudreou, Ginger Buxton, Barbara Bush, Dan Bruno; Middle row: Renee Cordoza, Jim Castenoda, Kevin Bradshow, Bock row: Pau Cierpial, Tim Buckley, Tom Buckley, Chris Buckley Front row: Patty Bell, Bekoh Angus, Ken Bardon, Nathan Allen, Second row: Stephanie Antonuccio, Chorlenne Blond, Sue Bergin, Lesley Beon, Potty Anthony, Robin Bloke, Third row: Jill Aldorisio, Lynne Bloisdell, Mario Alessi, Jim Bloke, Linda Beck; Bock row: Dione Blair, Elizobeth Bonesteel, Pom Bocon, Rochel Alderink, Scott Alcoide, Gory AckerTTKjn, David Bluestein Front row: Brenda Compagna, Lindo Christen, Paul Brady; Second row: Judy Chase, Maureen Carruth, Rob Brennan; Third row: Linda Caristi, Leslie Burger; Back row: Terri Brown, Morcio Carpentier, Eric Bumann, Jimmy Carter, Louis Brown, Mott Cannistraro. Front row: Lisa Dowling; Second row: Natalie Dobkowski, Karen DeVellis; Third row: David Duff, Gregory Esses; Fourth row: Marie Dolan, Susan Donaldson; Bock row: Karen Economou, June Folabella. Front row: Brenda Cox, Jennifer Cobe, Angelica Colao, Jamie Collins; Middle row: Kathleen Colliton, Denise Conwoy, Kathleen Davidson, Lauree Dameron, Jackie Cormier, Allan Coady, Kendyl Donis, Michael Clyde; Back row: Morlene Conway, Deanna Collins, Heother Corcoran, Robin Comley, John DeLellis, Robert Couto, David Courtoglous, Ian Cone. 97 Front row: Michael Donahue, Gregory Evans; Second row: Kathleen Duggan, Cathy Duke, Rebecca Duda; Third row: Deborah Eaton, Jeff Etheridge, Gregory DeVivo, Randoll Eckhardt; Back row: Mark Ennis, Tim Earl, James Donovan, Robert Donahue, Richard Delfino. Front row: Richard Goggins, Karen Friedman; Second row: Lois Forrell, Noncy Fuschetti, Amy Foulds, Christo Flewelling; Third row: Valerie French, Frederick Foerst, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Carolyn Frimpter, Joseph Farmer; Fourth row: Michael Goquen, John Feehrer, Pat Genetti, Gregory French, John Goribctto; Bock row: David Fuller, Robert Fryer. Front row: Lisa Harrison, Debbie Hansen, Kathy Gural; Second row: Louise Guay,Debby Holland, Jill Hunt, Wendy Hodgkinson; Third row: Betsy Greene, Mike Griffin, Bob Hoyland, Kathy Hoksch, Glen Harrington; Fourth row: Scott Greenlee, Eileen Harrington, Ron Graham, Jodi Glonko, Kim Guillory; Bock row: Pat Gollo, 9g Martin Guoy. Front row: Richard Merna, Liz McGonagle, Ken Molloy; Middle row: Jeidi Meitoner, Mike Montemagno, Nona Nagy; Bock row: Julie McGarry, Arthur McMonus, Donna Mead, Steve Murtagh. Front row: Caro Lumbordini, Terry MacNeil, Julie McCombe; Middle row: Ann Lunig, Melinda Lopez, Donna MacDougall; Back row: Laura Libby, Kris- til Lundquist, Terry McCarthy. Front row: Paul McKie, Ann Mudgett, Doug Miller; Middle row: Robert Morse, Scott Melvin, Ben Mendes, Francis McGovern; Bock row: Ed Mod- oono, Mike Mead, Rick Miaaoni, Liz McMuitrie. Front row: Erica Locher, Susan MocDonold, Jeonne Little; Middle row: Jim Martin, Bill Moczko, Peter Manning, Robbie Matthews; Back row: Dovid MacQuilken, Chris Motoon, Chris Long, Tony Lopez, Scort McCaffrey. 99 Front row: Linda Leong, Bethonne Lorson; Second row: Kris Lawton, Diane Klett, Kami Lambert, Sandi Lewis; Third row: Scott Lewis, Doug Kutyna, Raun Kupiec, Keith Johnson; Back row: Brian Legaise, Dove Kennedy, Dove L ' Heureux, Dove Judd. Front row Richard Harrington, Philip Harris; Second row: Pot Lehan, Lindo Johnson, Karen Kenney; Third row: Robin Kleimon, Eloino Kenney, David Grabko; Bock row: John Isnor. John Larsen, Edmund Lone. Front row: Wendy Pike, Joanna Piro, Paula Patterson, Middle row: John Penny, Scott Pedersen, Jeff Niles; Bock row: David Pottle, Kim Polk, Matt Pagelkopf. 100 Front row: Amity Pulliam, Shelly Nossr, Christine O ' Shaughnessy, Lindo O ' Brien, Middle row: Charlie Nickerson, Grace O ' Haro, Emily O ' Hara, Jockie Nazzaro; Bock row: Suson Nawoichik, Arndrew Norris, Noncy Nowoichik. Front row: Jenny Riddle, Karen Rogers, Kothy Salinas; Middle row: Laurie Saisi, Bob Sainato, Larry Puzzo, Paul Richter; Back row: Sharon Reidy, Ken Russell, Morcia Saudblom; Back row: Debbie Eaton, Patty Lehan, Suzanne Debbie Odgen, Dave Robinson. Pyles, Carl Russell. b s s ua i s PL. D S E A M X T E T £ L MB V TX Z 7? o U HS H U A BEST BET 78 ! Front row: Elaine Nougler, Pam Knopf, Debbie Kaplan, Judy Moloney, Debbie Pepper; Middle row: Chuck Brunner, Maureen Delaney, Kate Selby, Kirsten Pedersen, Sandy Schiff, Kris Pruyn, Mr. Porrello; Bock row: Chuck Ennis, Chip Lovely, Tony Pandiscio, Mike Kahn, 1 ' John Stefanelli. I I I I 108 109 ONCE UPON A MATTRESS Help! Fire alarm! The musical was interrupted by o fire alarm and the audience moved slowly out into the main lobby. It turned out to be a false alarm which was set off when one of the sets was accidentally bumped into the fire alarm box. The actors and actresses all resumed the play with a professional air. no THE JURY ROOM m. Spot the killer! Cost, clockwise from left: David Greene (Angry Man), Lizobeth McGonagle (Actress), Kathleen Ernst (2nd Old Lady), Angela Luter (Society Woman), Cheryl Nichols (Blonde), John Aartin (Young Man), Chris Hansen (Foreman), Stephen Murtogh (Middle-Aged Man), Diana ben-Aoron (1st Old Lady), Morcy Apfjell (Brunette), Morcio Corpentier (Shy Girl), Myles McDonough (Man With Glasses). FALL PLAY 78 And please learn to spell, Miss Drake. STAFF AND CREW — Director — Mr. Case; Student Director — Debbie Pepper; Make-up — Mrs. Taylor (advisor), Laura Bryan (chief), Nancy Blake, Nina Bohrod, Sarah Brady, Judy Chase, Carolyn Frimp- ter. Sheila Hingorani, Kenneth Mayer, Benjy Mendes, Ann Mudgett; Costumes Publicity — Diana ben-Aaron; Lighting — Steve DeVellis, Andy Nowoichik; Cur- tain Prompting — Malcolm Martin; Sound — David Puzzo; Set — Benjy Mendes; Poster Program Art — Chris Hansen. CHOIR Pianist David Gerber, Front row: Sharon Brown, Debbie Pepper, Melinda Lopez, Anne Lunig, Debbie Boiley, Renee Dobkowski, Tom Hooper, Fred Foerst, John DeLellis, Adam Sutton, Vincent Orlando, Dana Svendsen, Stephanie Moll, Kelly Dougherty, Sondy Hayes, Jone Foerst, Anne Hutzenbiler, Sherrill Burgess; Second row: Michelle Roy, Stephonie Colonero, Margaret Walline, Cheryl Draper, Carolyn Hulbert, Mork Ayosse, Robert Sutherlor vd, Woyne Johnson, Dan Greene, Kevin Dougherty, Poul Scheyder, Susan Bergin, Kathy Gurol, Mary Kay Wieler, Keren Killom, Rachel Alderink; Third row: Liso Shea, Therese Bellino, Debbie Manning, Carol Monaco, Sheila Hingorani, Mary Farrell, Chris Choote, Jeff Hoyland, Jon Coleman, Donold Nougler, Dwight Reader, Kathy Sparks, Sheri Nickerson, Michi Yukawa, Nancy Blake, Back row: Elizobeth Jackson, Debbie Clyde, Cathy Christen, Robin Stidworthy, Elaine Naugler, Danielle Busch, Joe Collins, Tom Richardson, Jeff Hand, Ferenc Nogy, Eppy Busch, Brian Milligon, Molcolm Martin. Pianist — Julie Feitman; Front row: Carolyn Kenney, Stacey Horning, Maureen Carruth, Donna Masse, Gregory Evans, Gregory Esses, Brian Kelly, Robert Brennan, Gail Boothroyd, Diane French, Karen Friedman, Sherrill Burgess, Julie Schoorens, Kate Selby; Second row: Linda Christen, Patricia Anthony, Robin Blake, Karen Kenney, Erica Logcher, Rebecca Alderink, Paul Caruso, Geoffrey Spofford, Philip Wachsler, Tina Nichols, Stacey Newman, Leigh Ann Rogers, Juli e Ackermon, Kathy Sparks, Diana Lund; Third row: Elizabeth Whitney, Diana Blair, Katherine Hoksch, Linda Blomstedt, Betsy Cowan, Kathy Duke, Eileen O ' Connell, Sharon Reidy, Cheryl Linsenman, Susan Damery, Christine Sutherland, i Laura Leong, Barbara Stella; Fourth row: Jo-Ellen Damery, Cynthia Ellis, Donna O ' Conner, Ann Whitaker, Susan Curry, Judy Chase, Linda Caristi, Debra Eoton, Carolyn Frimpter, Marcia Carpentier, Brenda Compagna, Clare Towie, Michelle Levesque, Cheryl Neal, Sandra Olmstead, Susan Mead; Back row: Elizabeth Jackson, Elizaljeth Bonesteel, Lisa Shea, Lorraine Miller, Christiane Colao, Yvonne Busa, Sheila Pagelkopf, Carol Monaco, Donna Hunter, Laureen Cavanaugh, Mary Sutherland, Becka Sears, Marie Dolan, Allison Horning. I MADRIGALS Pionist — JeH Gage; Front row: Mrs. Lotham, Theresa Bel lino, Susan Hunt, Danielle Busch, Eloine Naugler, Robert Sutherlond, Gory Ackerrrxan, Wayne Johnson, Paul Scheyder, Kevin Dougherty, Ruth Buckley, Stephanie AAoll, Mono Nagy, Sarah Swider; Bock row: Heather Corcoran, Stephanie Colonero, Laura Bryon, Chris Choote, Clark Robinson, Keith Evons, Russ Phi lb rick, Kenneth Mayer, Ferenc Nagy, Kelly Dougerty, Sandy Hayes, Leslie O ' Connor, Donna Kinney. DOUBLE SEXTET Conductor — Mrs. Nolan, Danielle Busch, Elaine Naugler, Robin Stidworthy, Sheila Hingoroni, Stephanie Colonero, Sharon Brown, Margaret Walline, Cathy Christen, Karen Kilkam, Kothy Gural, Stephanie Moll, Kelly Dougherty, Michi Yukawa. 118 Piccolo — Kothy Gural Diana Lund Flute — Andrea McClatchey Stephanie Colonero Lori Latino Marie Speidel Jean Pi I la Diana ben-Aaron Neile Diehard Bethone Lorsen Teresa McCarthy Karen Killom Deborah Hansen Karen McCarthy Linda Christen Jana Egon Anne Lunig Jo-Ellen Damery Oboe — Pamela Bacon Clarinet — Vincent Orlando Lisa Viola Eric Lundquist Janet Sword Anne Marie Papalia Heidi Mietzner Martha Maskalenko David Puzzo Rebecca Sears Lisa Pike Eileen Ford Brendo Cox Wendy Pike Nicola Trusty Kendyl Davis Fred Foerst Jill Smith Boss Clarinet — Linda Blomstedt Saxophone — Amy Webster William Bruno Paul Weinschenk Michael Montemagno Andrew Poo re Bassoon — Marilyn Young Trumpet — Paul Cierpial Richard Papalia Jonathan Leary William Whiting Robert Morse David Sizoo Eillism McMahan Laurence Puzzo Douglas Auld Robert Brennan Richard Davidson Scott Litchfield John Concannon John Spadaro David Melville Horn — Dana Svendsen Trombone — Matt Pagelkopf Brian Gauntt Harlow Pinson Baritone — Richard Heinrich Brian Milligan David Judd Christopher Long David Duff Carolyn Frimpter Tuba — Todd Campbell Debbie Roffa Percussion — Katie Kennedy Glenn Ellis Gary Ackermon John Pigeon Liza Smith Gregory Agonis Michael Goguen William Maczko Doniel Bruno Michael Clyde Ion Cone Richard Delfino 119 WIND ENSEMBLE Flute — Sandra Schiff (piccolo) Linda Schoendorf Carolyn Caruso Michi Yukawa Oboe — Robin Stidworthy Cynthia Ellis Eb Clarinet — Gale Aldorisio Bb Clarinet — Jackie Schoendorf Debbie Kaptan John Feehrer Sham Sundra Lois Nordby Robert Stanley Louis Brown Susan Bergin Bass Clarinet — Sandy Draper Contra Bass Clarinet — Daniel Morgan Bassoon — Marilyn Young Mary Latino Saxophones — Glenn Cullen Douglas Gurley Mark Cierpiol Jeffrey HorKd Trumpet — Jan Hollenbeck Simon Gardner Charles Brunner Michael Sizoo David Paradise Jonathan Leary Glenn Cullen Horn — John Deranion Paul McEachern William MacLeod Margaret Walline Trombone — Thomas Richard Harlow Pinson Scott Pedersen Baritone — Paul McKenna William Whiting Tuba — David Folweiller Percussion — Robert Sutherland John Chase Mark deLellis Wayne Johnson Thomas Hooper Daryl Ansel ORCHESTRA PEP BAND Violin I Mory Latino Horlow Pinson David Gountt Kofherine Selby Julie Molchow Violin II Keith Evans Kofherine Coraifh Richord Proulx Michoel McEochern Kristino Zimmermon Violo Soroh S wider Cellos Brion Gountt Pomelo Brown Piccolo Sandra Schiff Flutes Linda Schoendorf Corolyn Coruso Michi Yukowo Oboes Robin Stidworfhy Cynthio Ellis Clorinets Jacqueling Schoendorf Debbie Koplon Gole Aldorisio John Feehrer Bass Clarinet Sondro Droper Bassoon Marilyn Young Horns John Deronian Paul McEochem Williom MacLeod Morgoret Wailine Trumijets Jon HoMenbeck Simon Gardner Jon Leary Michael Sizoo Trombones Thomas Richardson Scott Pedersen Tuba Paul McKenrKj Percussion John Chose Mark DeLellis Daryl Ansell Tenor Sax Mark Cierpial Concertmistress Tom Richordson Jon HoMenbeck Jon Leory Simon Gardner John Chose Rob Sutherlond Woyne Johnson Glen Cullen Chuck Brunner Debbie Kaplon Goil Aldorisio Amy Webster Drew Poo re Doug Gurley Jeff Hand Harlow Rnson Bob Stanley Paul McKenno 123 c L U B S A N D C O M M I T T E E S J.S.R. Front row: Karen McCorthy, Ruth Buckley, Mike Hettinger, Sheila Pagelkopf, Stuart Solzer; Second row: Stephanie Moll, Soumen Nandy, Anne Hutzenbiler, Cathy Sparks, Joanne Bortels, Sue Mead, Bock row: Chuck Brunner, Paul Caruso, Eric Thoreson. Front row: June Fallabella, Becky Alderink, Linda Schoendorf, Janice Molloy, Laurel Davidson, Debbie Raffo, Neila Hingoroni, Suzanne Logcher; Second row: Emily O ' Horo, Diana Lund, Julie Ackermon, Marcy Appell, Lisa Poor, Fernando Bostos, Melissa Lustig, Sandy Draper, Sharon Brown, Julie McCombe, Amee St, Clair, Kris Lawton, Debbie Hansen; Third row: Debbie Holland, Michi Yukawa, Elizabeth Wright, Ellen Hayes, Renee Debkowski, Diane Klett; Fourth row: Louise Guay, Mary Flores, Sheila Hingoroni, Nino Bohrod, Cynthia Ellis, Stocey Horning, Robin Smyser, Margaret Wolline, Ann Mudgett, Carolyn Frimpter, Natalie Dobkowski, Diona ben-Aaron, Amity F jl- liam, Audrey Gollo, Soumen Nandy; Bock row: Stephen Murtough, Andy Nawoicik, Stephen Devellis, Benjy Meonaes, Phillip Wochsler, Alison Horning, Morcio Corpentier. A. F. S. 1 124 -= ?! «ff I CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE Front row: Nino Bohrod, Robin Stidworthy, Anne Moeller, Marie Lyons, Jean Ennis; Back row: Steven Tompkins, David Ellis, Stephen Devellis, Kevin Dougherty, Danielle Busch. GERMAN CLUB Front row: Vincent Orlando, Allan Coady, Jim Martin, Julie Feltman, Robert Brennan; Second row: Soumen Nandy, Erica Ellingson, Margaret Walline, Stacey Horning, Alison Horning; Back row: David Sizoo, Sarah Swider, Stuart Salzer, Karen Killam, Francis McGovern, Martin Heggestad. SCIENCE CLUB Front row: Soumen Nandy, Alison Horning; Second row: Peter Donovan, Stuart Salzer, Stacey Horning, Sarah Swider, Margrett Walline; Back row: Sean McAuliffe, Jeff Santosuosso, Erica Ellingson, David Paradise, Karen Killam. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE A N E Front row: Soumen Nandy, Stacey Horning, Sarah Swider; Back row: David Parodise, Stuart Salzer, David Greene. Front row: Miss Gates, Mrs. Cervo, Clark Robinson, Kim Ginder; Bock row: Mr. Lewis, Peter Russo, Barbro Donaldson, Linda Dudo, AAoria Ditore, Diana ben-Aaron. DRAMA Front row: Soumen Nandy, Lisa Poor, Morcy Appell, Diono ben-Aaron; Second row: Stocey Homing, Poul Coruso, Michael Hettinger, Morgoret Walline, Karen Killom, Third row: Sharon Brown, David Greene, Morcia Corpentier, Sheila Hingoroni, Nino Bohrod, Elizabeth McGronagle; Back row: Stephen Murtogh, Carolyn Frimpter, Stephen Devellis, Benjy Mendes, Ann Mudgett. 1 STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Jeff Lipson, Paul Caruso, Kim Ginder, David Ellis. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER Front row: Philip Wachsler, Renee Dobkowski, Jay White, Michael Hettinger, Julie McCombe, Kevin Polk; Back row: Kris Lawton, Kothy Collins, Lisa Viola, Andrew Nawoicik, Natalie Dobkowski, Stuart Salzer, David Ellis. SCHOOL COURT Ann Theophile, Cynthio Ellis, Stephonie Moll, Barbara Donaldson. 127 OUTING CLUB Front row: Stuart Solzer, Stacy Horning, David Parodise, Bock row: Stephen Mur- togh, Benjy Mendes, Steve Devellis, Eric Thoresen, Andy Nowoicik, Stuart Blair. SKI CLUB Front row: Raino Eckhordt, Olso Elggvist, Kathleen Ernst, Liso Viola, Joanne Hettinger, Susan Bergin, Middle row: Anne Marie Popalio, Sandy Draper, Michael Hettinger, Bryn Turner, Renee DobkowskI, Mary Beth Puffer, Evon Davidson; Back row: Robert Schoorens, Randy Eckhordt, Greg Agonis, Kris Pruyn, Bill Wieler, Steve Schoorens, Soro Brady, Karen Friedman. 128 AUDIO VISUAL Front row: Malcolm Mortin, Nick Biery, Jay Jaillet, Dovid Greene; Back row: Dovid Poradise, Jay Cushmon, Bob Boone, Vincent Orlando. MATH LEAGUE l-ront row: Soumen Nandy, Julie Feltman, Mortin Heggestod; Middle row: Jeff Santosuosso, Sean McAuliffe, Stacey Horning, David Paradise, Ruth Buckley; Back row: David Gaunt, Peter Dono- van, Stuart Salzer, Bill Bruno, David Gerber. QUEBEC TRIP Front row: Carolyn Kenney, Michelle Levesque, Morilyn Young, Martha Ricker, Monique Faucher, Katie Corruth, Melissa Lustig; Middle row: Sharon Brown, Sham Sundro, Russ Philbrick, Roina Eckhardt, Becky Stinson, Cynthia Ellis, Nina Bohrod, Sheila Hingoroni, Heather Lane; Back row: Mrs. Cervo, Jimmy Mercurio, Glen Cullen, Elizabeth Wright, Ricky Proulx, Paulo Salter, Carolyn Caruso, Margaret Tynan, Eileen O ' Connell, Mary Stockdale, Mr. Kelly. 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Swim Team ,olf Team . leO ' V ' is Tennis nn !; aC os ns. Lacrosse Base Lacrosse n Dal ketbaW F O T B A L L THE BUGS Front row: Mike Gennetti, George Linehon; Second row: John Muligon, Doug Shamon, Randy Tony, Tony Pondiscio, Doug Hoynes, Jeff Hoylond, Rich Yonosick, Fred McLaughlin, Dub Ace, Paul Barbieri, Fred Kelly, Billy Bench, Eric Hollond, Chuck Ennis, Brian Doucefte, Bob Cossette, Bob Brady; Third row: Tom Richordson, Bill Stinson, Tom Mulligon, Scott Penny, Hal Runyon, Dave Hawkins, Lorry Freni, Billy Gural, Monte Guise, Austin Beaulieu, Phil Sorniki; Fourth row: Robert Mosso, Danny Oram, Mike McLaughlin, Joe Weaver, Gene Vetromo, Monte Rodenbush, Robbie Emerson, Kevin Hortwell, John Leory; Fifth row: Jeff Hand, Scott Litchfield, Paul Fortell, David Morono, Doug Porks, Tom Mead, Mike English, Paul Siekmon; Bock row: Andy Bloke, Kyle Hanson, Peter Brooks, Scott Ciompo, Bob Kilpatrick, Russ D ' Aurio, Eric Lundquist, Mark Little. 140 Most T.D ' s — Mikey Best Arm — T. Mulligan Geo Smallest — Tumbleweeds . . . .Fastest — Geo J. Mulligan Most Durable — Shamon . . . Best Coach — Sabourin . . . Best Assistant Coach — Petri llo Best Team Ever — 78-79 Bucaneers Most Sacks — Brady .... Most Durable — Shamon . . . Most Hits — Yanosick . . . First to Practice — Doucette .... Last to Practice — Barbo . . . Dirtiest — Brady .... Prettiest — H. Runyan .... Best Nicknames — Grease, Foot, Uno, Cornelius, Pumpkin and Killer Best Voice — J. Mulligan .... Loved Monday Sprints the Most — P. Sarnaki . . . VARSITY FOOTBALL Bedford Opp. Hudson 14 Moynord 8 Lincoln-Sudbury 28 6 Acton- Boxboro 28 Wcylond 30 20 Newton-South 26 6 Weston 34 26 Fitchurg 20 21 Morshfield 20 10 Concord 18 8 wins, 2 losses FRESHMAN FOOTBALL — Front row: J.R. McMonus, Ricky Wood, Jim Donovan, Dove Toteosion, Bill Evans, Tim Earl, Mike Donahue, Ray Boudreau, Ken Russell, Eric Buman, John Garabotto; Middle row: John Hawkins, Tim Rigerio, Rich Vorano, Rob Hoylond, Mike Montemagno, Bob Donahue, Greg Oganis, Bob Fryer, Ron Grohom, Don Bruno, John Isnor; Bock row: Jeff O ' Rourke, David Walsh, Derek Hill, John Feehrer, Fred Yanosick, Pat Genetti, Greg French, Ed Lane, John Lorson, Mark Ennis, Tony Stacchi, Karl Russell, Rob Matthews, John Speidel, Mike Mead, Coach Hirsch. 141 SOCCER VARSITY SOCCER — Front row: Mike McEochern, Jim Morris, Jim Bush, Mark Ayosse, Jeff Besse, Bemie Morgan, Dole Kutyna, Bill Corouth, Fernando Bastos, Second row: Coach Petuilia, Dorren Colenero, Bob A AacArthur, AAork Bruho, Dave Homonn, Gordie Guoy, Ken Word, Chris Prime, Chuck Brunner, Mike Arsenault, Neil Ward, Jim Stepshoe, Monoger Wayne Newman. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER — Front row: Paul D ' Entrement, Dana Svendsen, James Conannon, Don Hamann, Steve Davidson, Eppie Busch, Steve Morris, Richard Davidson, Rob Millar, Brian Gaunt, Donald Naugler; Back row: Coach Gauthier, Charlie Martin, Danny Morgan, Dona Washburn, Dave Gerber, Peter Colonero, Geoff Spofford, Svein Gjilsvik, Tom Perry, Doug Gurley, Ken French, Ferenc Nagy. GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER Front row: Mary Forrel, Rochoel Kneelond, Donna Couto, Doni McQuage, Judy Moloney, Carol Honley, Carol Leary, Mary McHorg; Row two: Kothy Sparks, Lynn Hagerty, Julie McMurtrie, Amy Webster, Mario Kean, Linda Dudo; Row three: Coach Mr. Gillis, Lois Farrel, Lisa Smith, Carol Word, Bonnie Nasser, Sue Willis, Gail Aldorisio, Kothy Toft, Sue Meod, Leslie O ' Connor. Record 1-11-2 THAT ' S THE WAY THE BALL BOUNCES! GIRLS J.V. SOCCER Front Row: Maria DiTore, Bonnie Nasser, Ellen Hayes, Aileen O ' Connor, Eileen Harrington, Sarah Brady, Chris O ' Shaughnessy; 2nd row: Nelio Hingorani, Leslie Burger, Debbie Bailey, Cindy Devine, Erico Hironaka, Debbie Taylor, Karen Friedman, Beth Hopkins; 3rd row: Jennifer Kempton, Carol Ward, Stacey Newman, Pam Bacon, Amy Hamilton, Mary-Kay Weiler, Tanya Kneehand, Lisa Smith, Missing; Kathy Duggan. L D H O C K E Y Front Row: Anne Boatright, Irjs Gonzales, Nancy Hennrikus, Lisa Bmsock, Kim Jackson, Jean Enms, Janice Molloy; Second Row: Monoger Martha Ricker, Loretto Mckie, Kothy Hennrikus, Tracey Irwin, Krisfen Blaisdell, Marie Lyons, Sue Kilpatrick, Robin Joss, Lisa Lyons, Kathleen Davidson. AQUA BUGS Chelmsford Way land Lincoln Sudbury Leominster Fitchburg Billerica Acton Boxbourgh Milford Lexington Gordner Burlington 6 wins, 5 losses Front row: Laura Bryan, Kelly Richter, Captain Lauri Welsh, Captain Mono Nyilos, Shirley Ewort, Cathy Christen, Robin Kleimonn; Row 2: Louise Guoy, Kim Dixon, Michele Clouter, Nan Gehring, Patty Lehon, Joan Sullivan, Diane Klett, Morcie ApeW, Corol-lee Sfsencer; Row 3: Coach Beo Sporks, Asst. Coach Moczko, Shelly Nassr, Komi Lambert, Debbie Monning, Cheryl Neal, Goil Sullivan, Kelly Colliton, Pom Brown, Kathy Whitney, Jean Little, Paula Salter; missing — Morniger Ann Sullivan 149 CROSS COUNTRY BEDFORD Maiden Catholic 27 Concord-Carlisle 21 Weston 25 Acton 25 Woylond 24 Newton- South I6 Lincoln-Sudbury 23 Overall Record 6 wins, 1 loss, ties Leogue Record 5 wins, I loss ties OPP. 29 34 32 30 33 42 32 Front row: David Croke, Captain: Joe Collins, Captain: Clark Robinson, Mike Riley, Mike Hettinger; Second row: Damian Peko, Bill Bruno, Chris Mason, Doug Stevens, Bob Brodford, Russ Philbrick, Dove Kennedy; Third row: Ian Cone, Ricky Proulx, Steve Zonlay, Kevin Dougherty, Mark Colemon, Ken Ringle, Cooch Sullivan. mi B A S K E T B A L L VARSITY - Front Row: John Mulligan, Richard Yanosick, Dub Ace, Brad Rose, Bock Row Hoi Runyon Jeff Besse, Todd Russel, Ken Word, Coach McCormick, Chuck Ennis, Rob Emerson, Terry Jones; Missing Chris Dougherty. Russan ballot comes to Bedford! 152 Ayer Austen Prep North Middlesex Concord Austin Prep Chelsea Sudbury Chelsea Weston Newton- South Waylar d Acton Concord Sudbury Weston Newton- South Woylarxl Acton Ayer Pope John n VARSITY Bedford 61 58 60 57 58 56 47 65 60 52 47 54 50 64 53 47 66 63 56 wins, 9 losses Opponent 56 57 52 50 68 60 64 63 42 59 68 67 48 62 63 48 67 93 61 59 JUNIOR VARSITY — Front row: Gene Vetrono, Chris Burri, Sherm Robinson, Robert Emerson, Richord Proulx, Ken Ringle, Richard John Egan; Bock row: Tom Mulligon, Eric Woodard, Peter Brooks, Andy Hobgood, Bill McHugh, Bill Bruno, Coach Hunt. I FRESHMAN — Front row: John Goriboto, Jimmy Costenedo, Mike Montemagno, Bob Couto, Gary Ackermon, Ed Lane, Tom Wilga, Kevin Bradshaw; Back row: Greg French, Tim Earl, Billy Evans, Mark Ennis, Pat Weatherbee, Bob Fryer, Bob Donahue, J.R. McManus, Coach Cormier, Manager Sandy Lewis. JUNIOR VARSITY — Front row: Patty DeMattio, Bonnie Bellensi, Coptcins Kothy Hennrikus and Anne Bootright, Julio Russo, Nela Hingorani; Back row: Coach Patuleia, Amy Hamilton, Lynn Haggerty, Michelle Benoit, Terre Burns, Ailleen O ' Connor. :r-r=r-. nil R«K i FRESHMAN — Front row: Lois Farrel, Andrea McClotchy, Emily O ' Hara, Robin Comely, Betsey Schellhose, Elaine Kenny; Middle row: Denlse Conway, Leslie Bean, Kathleen Davidson, Susan Pyles, Karen Gauntlett, lleen Harrington, Stephanie Antuniccio; Back row: Coach McManus, Julie McGarry, Anne Marie Sweeney, Pam Bacon, Carol Ward, Linda Johnson, Kathy Duke, Laura Libby. w N T E R T R A C K Front row: John Croke, Dave Croke, Coptoins Joe Collins and Clark Robinson, Andy Bloke, Doug Curley; Middle row: Lee Castro, Bryont Wingood, Robert Miller, Bob Bradford, Jim Mecurio, Dean Jeas, Peter Russo, Eppy Busch, Larry Freni, Manager Jamie Collins; Bock row: Assistant Coach Gillis, Mark Nolan, Doug Stevens, Steve Zolnoy, Dave Hawkins, Jon Colmon, Dona Washburn, Jeff Harxd, Russ Philbrick, Bill Harrington, Coach Sullivan. HOCKEY VARSITY — Front row: Coach Powderly, Joy Ashe, Robert Mothews, Tommy Meod, Micheal Dovidson, Doug Porks, AAork Little, Jim Borry, Scott McCaffery, Stephen Davidson; Back row: Gary Duffy, Jim Hansis, John Ferri, Mike Sonito, Doug Shommon, Scott Penny, Paul Borixiri, Tom Britt, Mike McLaughlin, Assistant Captoin Bobby Brody, Captain Robbie Holmes, Assistant Captain Fred McLaughlin, Tommy Hansis, John Isnor, Assistant Coach Mark Lane. Crunch! Sudbury Acton Weston Way land Concord Sudbury Acton Weston Woytand Newton South Concord Sudbury Acton Weston Newton South Woytand Tewksbury Opponent 5 5 12 3 7 3 2 9 1 6 5 1 7 6 2 10 Wins, 7 Losses, 1 Tie SOCCER-HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS 161 J.V. BASEBALL Front row: Dave Brown, Dove Hammond, Rob Holmes, Hal Rynon, Kevin Hartwell, Lloyd Block, Paul Seikmcn; Row two: Coach Petrillo, John Deranlon, Jeff Sontuosso, Dave Morano, Monty Guise, David Hawkins. jr ' ARSITY BASEBALL Bedford 0pp. Wilmington 11 Weston 23 3 Newton-Sou th 12 11 G)ncord 8 7 Sudbury 3 7 Acton 4 Way land 2 3 Weston 8 5 Newton-South 6 10 CofKord 3 4 Sudbury 4 7 Acton 4 5 Way land 9 3 Wilmington 4 8 wins. 6 losses FRESHMAN BASEBALL Front row: Bob Kilpatrick, Gene Vetrano, Eric Lundquist, Andy Blake, John Egan, Kurt Pacy, Barry Serpa, Jim Meruirio; Row two: Dan Otam, Kevin A ' Hearn, Mike Scott, Scott Jones, John McKenzie, John Gonzalez, John Mici, Bob Stanley, Paul Farrel; Row three: Coach Sabourin, Todd Campbell, Ricky Proulx, Peter Brook, John Leary, Mike Mclaughlin, Robby Emerson, Mark Costa, Kyle Hanson. WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! ' Varsity — Front row: Mary Lynn, Julie Koralis, Chorlene Golomb, Lisa Redmond, Pom Boone, ' Corolyn Scheyder, Janice Aolloy; Row two: Kothy Hansen, Cindy White, Lisa Smith, Joan O ' Rooke, Kotie Kennedy, Diane Coristi, Anne Boatright, Masumi Yamamuro, Mortho Ricker. Junior Varsity — Front row: Cindy Devine, Beth Hopkins, Debbie Ruffer, Cheryl Nickles, Bonnie Bellengi, Lynne Haggerty, Kim Dixon, Carol O ' Neal, Patty Burns, Tracy Irwin, Mary Ann Beyrond; Back row: Coach Patuleia, Michelle Benoit, Bonnie Nasser, Gina Mignon, Joan Sullivan, Brenda Pyles, Jana Eagen, Amy Hamilton, Aileen O ' Connor, Karen William, Mary Farrell, Becky Blake, Kathy Toft, Patricio Coughlin. BETTER LUCK NEXT Front row John Hammond, JeH Millett, Brian Milligon, Marc Wllga, Dean Jeas, Row 2: Eric Hanson, Dan Morgan, Chris Choate, Chris Bryant, Donny Birch, Ken Ward, Row 3: Bob Brodford, Jeff Cullington, Kevin Dougherty, Feronc Nogy, Brod Richards, Bill Bruno; Row 4: Coach Sullivan, Bill Crouther, Tim Gemmell, John Whitaker, Steve Murdock, Dick Sparks: Row 5: John Coleman, Poul Larson. . ' IV . YEAR! Wayland Newton-South Concord Sudbury Weston Acton 6 losses Bedford 42 24 1 3 37 40 32 46 0pp. 76 94 2 3 81 78 86 72 Girls Spring Track Front row: Carol Lee Spencer, Stacey Hatch, Joylyn Joss, Jenny Curdy, Yvonne Busa, Kim Ginder, Amy Webster, Janet Plisko, Micki Yukawa; Middle row: Sherri Nickerson, Lehan Rogers, Frances Ricker, Christen Bloisdell, Chris Coiao, Barbra Stella, Tracy Cook, Gail Alderisio, Shirley Ewort, Anne Freidman, Debbie Taylor, Mrs. Woods; Back row: Mary Flores, Nancy Courtogolous, Lori Burns, Cindy Auld, Linda Dudo, Monique Faucher, Kathy Gauntlet, Marie Comoro, Maria Keon, Gina Wingwood, Sue Fogorty, Kelly Dougherty, Ingrid Bunchou, Nora Kelley, Katie Coruth, Mrs. Word. BOYS TENNIS LACROSSE Front row: Lorry Fereni, Mike Horxi, Rick Johnson, Roy Beyrond, Rick Svensson, Tim McMonus, Jim Ruefenik; row 2: Scott Penney, Fred Kelley, Bob Brady, Fred AAcloughlin, Paul Barberi, Dean Jeos, Eric Holland, Coach Malay; Row 3: Bernie Morgan, Rick Cohen, Mike Arsenoult, Glenn Ansil, Dove Gerber, Je« Hand, Eon Cuthbert, Cooch Cormier, Row 4: Dale Kutyno, George Linehan, Bill Stinson, Jay Bridge, Scott Hoynes, Randy Toney, Joe Devine. SKI TEAM Front row: John Feeher, Evan Davidson, Sandy Draper, Asa Elquist, Rob Schoorens, Kathleen Ernst, Lisa Viola, Joanne Hettinger, Karen Friedman; Middle row: Steve Schoorens, Randy Elchart, Steve Steele, Mike Hettinger, Dave Masse, Sarah Brady, Brian Turner, Renee Dubkowski, Sue Bergin, Marian Puffer; Back row: Mike Scott, Raino Elchart, Nathan Allan, Mike Goguen, Matt Pagelkopf, David Folweiler, Miles McDonough, Steve Gardner, Mike Kolm, Steven Develis, Roy Webster, Mike Cavenaugh, Kris Pruyn, Jeff Joyland, Robert Hoyland, Bill Wieler, Rob Emerson, Sue Willis, Eric Lunquist. Front row: Lisa Scoltritio, Jill Aldoriscio, Jennifer Cobe, Goyle Alderiscio, Judy Chose; Secorvd row; Robin Clibmon, Carolyn Hulbert, Linda Kristen, Leslie O ' Connor, Third row: JoAnne Barry, Kris Theophile, Eileen O ' Connell, Ginger Stern, Lori Brunes, Marie Alessi, Coach Nancy Driden, Bock row: Ann Riley, Kim Dixon. GYMNASTICS Mr. Thomas J. Duggan — principal To the Class of 1979: The future, for each of you, is yet unknown. In whotever direction you choose to go, moke the decision carefully, as it may be the most impKjrtant decision of your life. You have the ability to succeed; but the price of success is hard work and dedication to yourself and to others. Mr. Chester Melanson — assistant principal Happiness, health, and good luck to each of you. Dr. Kenton E. Stephens, Sr. — Superintendent of Schools To the Class of 1979: The publication of the Yearbook is o way of portroying the joys and accomplishments and, yes, the trials of those who hove been educated in the Bedford High School and who now groduate. I congrotulote the Editors, tfie writers, orxd photographers who hove mode the achievenr enf of ttie Yearbook possible. I also wish the very best of work and education experiences for those who now leave the Bedford High School and my best wishes for a continued successful educational experience for those who remain. It should not be forgotten that on outstanding High School focuKy and a dedicated school administration and other school employees all contributed to the achievements pKjrtrayed in these pages. I . , I : I I ' ■180 SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Martha Parker, Mrs. Susan Harrison Miss Sandy Mills Mr. James Hyde Why should not the New Englander seek new adventures? Mrs. Gail Krause Training is everything. The peach was once a bitter almond; cauliflower is but cabbage with a college education. Mrs. Margie Carpenter Mrs. Ann Berliner MUSIC Mr. William Toland Mrs. Jennifer Latham Mr. Keith Phinney HOME EC Mr. Fred Petroskey Mr. William Mietzner Mrs. Jean Hibbert SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Robert Biggio To err is hurrxjn; to err continually is inhuman. Mr. Laurence Healey Ms. Do reen Silvia Mr. Paul Lewis Mr. John Reynolds SCIENCE Mrs. Catherine Sandoz Mr. Gillis . . . To know you was to love you! Mr. Laurence Ullman Understand who you are and oct accordingly. Mr. Calvin Tingley Mrs. Margarita Apicella Mr. Richard Smith Mrs. Barbara Robinson Mr. Leonard Palmer Mr. Robert Morrisette Mrs. Catherine Krueger Mr. Albert Smith Mr. Thomas Higgins FOREIGN LANGUAGE Jeder ist seines Glukes Schmied Mr. Kevin Connolly Mr. Victor Carlson Miss Helen Gfroerer It INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Hugh Morgan Mr. Michael Rinaldi Mr. Lawrence Murphy PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Jane Gallagher O 1. Miss Lisa McManus Mr. Keith Adams, Mr. Neil Odams Mr. Arthur McManus Promise little, Perform much. leon stulist 275-1960 319 Great Road 275-9743 Bedford. Mass. Peace, Prosperity, Happiness to Class of ' 79 Good Luck — Class of ' 81 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 79 From the Class of ' 80 Congratulations to The Class of 1979 1 38 the Great Road Office 617-275-6637 Bedford, MA 01730 Home 617-275-1918 Best Wishes and Success to the Class of 1979 101 The Great Rd. Bedford, Moss. 01730 Bus. 275-7205 Res. 369-8888 Telephone 275-6944 Gladys Harrison, O.D. Dorothy K. Dolan, O.D. Office Hours 56 Great Road By Appointment Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 193 Co ia(t ' SUPER SENIORS SIGNING OFF 194 BEDFORD FARMS ICE CREAM Since 1880 ANNUAL PANIC ' Twos the day before deadline And ail was not right. Not a Creature was stirring. Not even a mite. We editors screamed At the top of our lungs, Sponsor! Dear sponsor! What can be done? We can ' t find the pictures, The photographers are gone, The dark room is flooded — This just can ' t go on! Late into the night We worked (until day). Got the annual finished, And sent it away. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 FROM THE STAFF OR MISSILE ' 79 CVMi miulaiioiLs fnmi all of us suhI hLsIuvs for fuliin ' siwi 195 SKATING AND WRESTLING EQUIPMENT POWER MOWERS SNOW BLOWERS DIAL |75-0900 RTS 4 379 NORTH ROAD JON ' S HAIR STYLISTS We Sell and Service Wigs and Hairpieces 363 E. Great Road , Bedford, Mass. - y 275-6255 MIX FLOWERS All Occasion Florist fresh cut flowers dry arrangements prom flowers funeral tributes potted plants fruit baskets hospital bouquets wedding designs Free Delivery 375 Concord Rood Bedford, Mass. BOWENS Toylond Hobby Center Bedford Shopping Center Bedford, Mass. 275-7210 POLIO ' S BARBER SHOP 72 Great Road dford, Mass. SLUMBERWORLD j ME FURNITURE AND CARPET CENTER 1 Bedding Great Rood Shopping Center — — Bedford, Moss. Phone: 275-8869 Famous Brand Nome Furniture Carpeting SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 325 Great Rood 275-9066 BEDFORD 275 2768 CHELMSFORD 256 3418 CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING ARTIST MATERIALS. CRAFT SUPPUES BEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER BEDFORD MA 01730 PARLMONT PLAZA CHELMSFORD MA 01824 196 mm ' mDFORD JE WELERS II GREAT R©A1 SHOPPING CEN ' KR 323 GREAT ROAI BEDFORD, MASSl 275-7056 mi FLOWB S weddings, funerals all occasions 275-7125 142 THE GREAT ROAD BEDFORD Best Wishe?1e the Class of 1979 DR. MRS. E. EAGLES McGarry Best Wishes To The Class of Jfi79 197 7 MlMUTEMAN VOLKSWAGEN AND OLDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE PARTS 39 NORTH ROAD — BEDFORD, MA. AT JUNCTION OF RT. 45-225 275-8000 198 Gould Motors Inc. 25 North Road Bedford, Moss. 275-7200 Chrysler — Plymouth — Voldre New Co rs — Used Cars — Towing — Body Work Sokn Satl Wick and 9aul C. Wick .JUti ine fs at Jlam 9aal C. Wick 2 5 SlMlt 3ld. edfoid, t iaa. 01730 SALON DE TANTE COIFFURES Bedford Shopping Center Great Rd., Bedford, Ma 275-7020 Compliments to Class of ' 79 from McConn ' s Driving School 199 « ft Congratulations from PAUL J. GOLDSTEIN D.D.S. AND KEN KROWNE D.M.D. BUILDERS SPECIALTY HARDWARE CORP. Depot Square Bedford, Moss. 01730 275-7655 Ced. Cay Tel: 275-1967 BEDFORD WALLPAPER PAINT CO. 51 The Great Rood Bedford, Mass. 01730 Discounts on all wallpaper and paint DUNHAM ' S BOOK STORE Good Used Books ar d Paperbacks Bought and Sold Over 15,000 Books Priced and Classified 50 Great Rd. Bedford 275-9140 i.1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 19 FROM BEDFORD OPTICAL II 4 IMii CENTER BARBER — STYLING SHOP BEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER GREAT ROAD, BEDFORD, MA I 275-9883 || Congratulations to the class of ' 79 from RICHARD A. DAVIDSON B.S. R.P.H. DAVIDSON ' S PHARMACY INC. Compliments of R.R. RODNEY ' S RECORDS TAPES 49 Great Rd. Bedford, Moss. 275-8222 Law Offices BRIDGE, DYSON KILMARTj 113 The Great Rd. Bedford, Massachusetts 01 730 Telephone (617) 275-0860 5-0860 i J 200 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF BEDFORD POLICE ASSOCIATION, INC! 201 Best Wishes to the class of 1 American Optical Corp. AD DOM ' S SERVICE STATION Prop. Dom PaJmcri lull AMERICAN Grease — Oil — Tune-Ups Tires — Accessories Dial 275-9756 Compliments of BIEREN ' GARAGE I COZY CORNER Subs, Pizza and Fried Foods 275-9866 S- 1 WEATHER SERVICES CORPORATION 131 A Great Road, Bedford, Mossochusetts 01730 Telephone: (617) 275-8860 Compliments of 279-eBSO BEDFORD FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1«7 THK GREAT ROAO BKOrORD. MASSACHUSETTS 01730 k Maunder ' s Meat Market Deli, Meats, Fresh Fish, Poultry, Cheeses, Cind more! We have Fresh Party Platters to go! Best of Luck to the class of 79 203 m ipliments of lie Ribbon Dairy 1 86 Great Road Bedford 275-7261 Milk From Selected Farms ' ) MR. GENE Hair Stylist ArKl Wig Salon 326 The Great Road Rte. 4 and 225 Bedford V Kelly BED RD ' Ul CC) tIRE CEN|ER| Bedfc d, Mms. 01730 CALBRAMMER. I I f i I TeP ' M 175-9759 205 Best Wishes to Class of J979 Hanscom Officers ' Wives ' Club Congratulations Best Wishes To the Class of 1979 THE GREAT ROAD TO INSURANCE Matthew J ivicil.t,i itwv . BUSINESS, LIFE INSURANCE TOIT1clSSI3n PENSIONS, IRA. KEOGH PLANS Insurance Agency SIXTY THE GREAT ROAD BEDFORD MASS 01 730 161 71275-2736 ERIC B. BIRMINGHAM, D.D.S. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of 1979 Dr. Mrs. Eric B. Birmingham Cong rat ulot tons Uom oil of us of Gott Hardware Supply HARDWARE STORE We ' re your local hordwore fnercKont wtTh The buy power of o 5000 — store cKqio We buy together tor less, con sell for less. 40 istofTh Rood — Rear Be fofdMoss 275-8989 BEDFORD PHARMACY Bedford Shopping Center 166 Great Road Bedford, Moss 01730 Phone 275-6931 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 MICRp-BIT a division of CONTKpL DATA CORPOR ATION Best wishes to the Class of 1979! Put your heart and your very best effort into whatever career you choose and you will be o winner! 206 SYKE Francis P. Bumann Certified Public Accountant 8 Beverly Road Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 617-275-8451 Congratulations to Class of 1979 Thomas E. Noble, M.D. 143 The Great Road Bedford, Massachusetts TO THE CLASS OF ' 79 WE WISH YOU ALL OF THE BEST! spire ■corporation . 1 - - y. Patriots Pork Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 207 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1979 Millipore Corporation Ashby Road Bedford, Mass. 01730 (617) 275-9200 Compliments of BEDFORD RESEARCH PARK ASSOC. Crosby Drive BEDFORD FRUIT STOF S it — Confectionery — Tonics — Ice Cream Cigars and Tobacco The Great Rood, Bedford, Moss. 275-0025 Compliments Of lotron lotron Corporation 5 Alfred Circle, Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 208 In the kitchen, we ' re better known by the companies we keep. Our subsidiaries, Amana and Caloric, spe- cialize in products that make life more com- fortable, more convenient. For instance, Amana Radarange® micro- wave ovens that dramatically cut cooking times. Freezers and refrigerators you never have to defrost. Step-saving trash compactors. Caloric ranges with self-cleaning ovens. And throughout the home, Amana air con- ditioners quietly create the perfect climate for comfort. Quality products from quality companies. Raytheon companies. RAYTHEON Congratulations to the Class of 1979. Bedford Laboratories, Hartwell Road, Bedford. An Equal Opportunity Employer. 209 210 ilNDSKOC E. E. LINDSKOG CO. PnCCiaiON El-ECTRONIC BAI.ANCINO INDusTRiAi. ■Automotive - Acno-SPAce MoN. - Sat. A-B Tut. CVENINO - a P.M. («I7) 278.a24B 6 AI-FRED CIRCUE BEOrottO. MASS. 0I730 BEDFORD ENGINEERING CORP. Carl Richardson 124 South Rd. 3805 Mt. Vernon Ave. Bedford, Ma. 01739 Alexandria, Va. 22305 m Congratulations from r MiIlerbisD ( sposal, Inc. i — BEDFORD HARDWARE, INC WINDOW GLASS • WINDOW SHADES • PLEXIGLAS GA«DiN mooucTS 84 THI GREAT ROAD lEDFORO I EM PER, TRUE TEMPER GARDEN, LAWN and FARM TOOL 7, }7S-«464 JAMES F. SULLIVAN, JR. Plumbing Heating Controctor 57 Hartwell Rd. Bedford, Mass. 01730 Phone 275-8100 Compliments of BED ORD CHARTER SERVICE, INC. Wm. J. Martines Bedford, Mass. 01730 1 1 Railroad Ave. 275-9524 211 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 0 BEDFOH? 1 BBDFORD PERMANENT FIREFIGHTERS AisOClATION I 212 BUY-A-LINE Shamy, wake up! To Lori and Joanne, Remember the snow storm, Lanai Island, hanging out the window arvd being hit with snow. Bill s tire, where we were at 1 A.M. in our pajamas, sleeping over, going to Mac ' s to find someone of age, scrabble. ' I ' m psyched for Florida. Thanks for the good times! L.J. ' Helen — Refer Purple F.M. Panama Booze — Cruise Spring 78 — six pock HoJo ' s steak and eggs all-nighters cruising parties! B.L. (out in the boot) Good times! See ya! Mr C ' s trucks! Space — pass out and walk much? 360 ' s K.R. — Thanks so much! D.H. and L.F. ore good friends! Thanks Buddies! To Joanna, Tricio, Jean Bean, Joan, Anne, Liz; Purple haze in a doze at the hynes from Tammy C. Jo How ' s I? I ' ll never forget Plymouth or Boston Hill! It ' s been real! Love N. If you can imagine it you con achieve it. If you dream it. You con become it. To J.F. — I never thed you talked with o lithp but it ith thordo funny! Thankth for the memoreeth! — CD. D.P. . . . Remember Rollerskoting? We were at Missy ' s party! Don ' t forget your key! You and Mrs. A, me and Mr. U. Peabody and love songs. Keep the pedestal strong! . . . J.B. I.N. . . . This one ' s for you! The talks and the tears. The totol crackups and breakdowns at Moreheods. All those guys! Scrabble your way. Don ' t stop laughing! . . .J.B. C.R. . . . Poopsy Kissy Face. This oin ' t ' Soul Train ' yo know! Thanks for all the good times, and being a friend. My place at 8:00, right? . . . J.B. Kev — Where con I order a free Fanny Farmer football calendar? Those Paper Roses made my Happy Heart sing — off Key. Is that a nose or are you eating a bonana? Maybe you con trade it in for o certain behind. Kath: You con have D.G.; Gail: Thonx for b eing a friend; Ail: Luv your bathing suit; Fran: It ' s been real!; Carol: Will Eliz find out about Philip. Lis Can I tell you a story about a beautiful princess who mode a certain poet very happy? Well she may hove been a little short, but her love was great enough to last for a long, long time. Oh, and . . . You don ' t hove to say you love me, just tell me what was on Jean ' s coat. At any rate, don ' t lose your song, bird and remember nothing goes with coffee like love and flowers. Everyone up for the kick off if you know what I mean, Sam? I won ' t soy good-bye because you still owe me a penny. Oh, my timing ' s getting bod. So see ya kid. Chinese Checkers To Twinkles cookie, cookie. Hawk! Talk is cheap. Rob, Howz Mr. D ' s classmates? Meet ya Saturday night on J.G.J.H. field. Randy, customize your Vette yet? Fox, the hunt for ungowos shall continue olwoys! Swiss rolls forever. B.H.S.S.T. was wild and the bus rides crazy. Don ' t forqet S.N.L.! me. B.M. Don ' t forget the good times we hod in Lexington. Gory forever, Mike maybe. K.W. How much bubble burn do you chew! — candy foctory. J.T. sorry about Mike Problem. Good Luck Always — J.S. To G.S.T. don ' t forget the sunrises on the rides. M.J.M. — Don ' t forget lunch and algebra and doodling. Guido — Interesting! Chapter 45 . . . The Wong Woom? Jr. Prom, beach (rain?). Springs Brook, Papa Gino ' s, Burger King . . . ketchup? 45 days hath April? Thanx, D-wing! How do movies end, anywoy? Love, moi P.S. Its 10 9. Space — Walk uptown in the rain lately? Grape soda fritos. Thanks to dumptruck we met! McDonalds and . . . Brighams? new friends, new problems — thanks for the friendship. — Jay. Bon — M. M.S. always! Sorry about the headlights! Jr. Prom (?). Dobbins — embarrassed? Grinch, Frosty, Scott, cookies . . . pucks? — Christmas ' 77! Fall on me . . . ore those the right words? Woodstock forever! Stuck in o pickle? Put your apples on! Will Harry ever find it? — Joy P.S. — P.H.? N.T. — Remember this post summer? Sitting on the rocks, the beach, Scott, and McDonald ' s. The football game (you know which one) remember I ' m coming to see you the summer of ' 80 so be sure you ' re waiting out on your front porch! — D.J. Nina, Sheila — If we ' re gonna commit mass suicide then now ' s the time to do it — right before finals. Let ' s make a dote — louoro Sue: Don ' t ever forget that - dance. White lightning U. Mass. U turn on highways. Les Cadillac, satins. Hots or Me Thanks. Carolyn: Don ' t forget all our episodes in and out of school. — Gymnastics, Mr. M. Art, bucket seats. Prom, Beach, and talks about them. Les. Aileen: Are you mine . . . What a riot! Well B.S. Keep up the good work? Jack and Jill? Keep B.H.S. Alive OK? Les. Denise: Don ' t forget Animal House, our social flops; Remember my bl satins and all that went with them. Les. FU, Yob, Sketti, The night of 16 candles? Fu, To life to life Lacava, 50 — yard — line wiz, cranberry — Sketti Throw her in the bathtub, Christmas Eve, driving J.L. R.H. — Yab, we were proud. How ' s the kitchen floor? The brownies were good. Garbage run at 2:00, remember 1 ? New Yeors — strawberries! K.W., don ' t worry your not. Chipster Soys who. What? Hagar Slacks; Thom McAnn; After I ' ve hod my lost cigarette . . . The Chauffer- Lynn ' s Breakfast; Hankweed? Love to. Lewis, Clark, Sacojoweo; Light passes through the optical nerve ... He wears his guns well; Boys across the lake — flashlights; Duh; Jonquil; Winston; Prerequisite for the measles shot. Lori and Cheryl; Remember; you wanna Drive Bang! Obscene Scrabble, Sloe Gin, 1:00 walds in our pajamas in a snow storm — All in one night! Florida and Fromingham here we come! — Jo. Maureen — Find any surprise shoes in your Locker lately? — Jo. To the whole Jr. High Gang — Lori, Loinie, Rob, John, Robin, Augie, Tracy, Bobby, Roy — Thanks for the memories — Love Jo. Cheryl — Is the snake satisfying? — Jo Kathy, remember one of those nights you were at Page school, and you were just about too — , and you thought you saw someone. You did! Jo ' s Everlasting love for Scott will never die (but Glen and Andy are on reserve)! See ya in Tennessee! Tina and Sue remember you summer! To Chip, Sketti, and Fu, Remember Fu ' s? Sketti, eat much? 2:30 clean quilts? Feel good? Chip, there ' s men in the driveway! A visit from Bikard D.O., guick change? From Yob. B.D., K.H. ins ' t tenth grade a little too old to go out on Halloween? Bon, four out of four? C.R. — Green Coat! S B. Hey Crispy Buddy! from A.O. Mike and Jim, I thought that only animals would crouch like dogs in front of People at Farmers Field. Those sure were the good old days. R. We ' ve got tonight! B.P. — Do these things mean anything: Score, Score bomb, Lexington, eating out, sixth period, soccer gomes, 4 and 11, eating out. New Years Eve, Run out of any Chinese restarounts lately, walk much, embarrassing. M.L.? Sound familiar? — M.M. Eh, Jo! Driving School, I can ' t chew gum and walk either. Did you do Geometry? Graham! Moligerant focist. Peabody! You ' re going out with who? Love, Cso. Schlepping down the hall. I hate Grammar. Throw the ball bock. Bang! Off the phone pole. Happy Birthday in your locker. Thanks for everything Denny. You don t bring me flowers. Hi Buddy! It ' s a Peach! Four in the back. Toga! Who ' s Virginia? What ' s a Gus? Big Mac Attack. I.E.N. Z.R.; The day on the beach, Bino ' s party, Wolden, Jackson Browne, I love you. College Applications, Illusions, Track, Stoy forever, Whenever I coll you, friend. Love, Sis. it ' s been long 4 years, John, Mike, Rob, ond Steve. I ' ll remember oil the good times. Remember at Friendly ' s, borrowing hot fudge and Vi gallons of ice cream, Chinese fire drills. Pom ' s house, beginning of jr. year, the cor always stalling, like on the highway Steve. — John, Lexington, baseball, Mr. Smith. — What about 4 years ago. — Chicken fights in the halls — remember sn and the sn ettes, D.P., Gosh, Myron, Potry, Bird, Shep, Skank, T.k., cruncholo, racamussin, scrods. Thunder Island, Thomas, getting your Tux ' s. — Mike the zone, concerts and parties in Lex., getting pulled by Lex. cops, is there a rag in the bock seats? — Movies and the girls from Chelmsford, what about moggie and the rest from Endicott, N.Y., Biffo at Michelle ' s on New Years, Tewksbury, taking off to N.H., running me over, Pocohontas — Rob, Morilou, and Jodie, L.s., Patty in Wolthom, Morykay, Lynnie, Appy and the calculator, the sink, drano, cleaner, Mr. Gillis on Dudley, Mrs. Robinson ' s class, what ' s up, dances, Christmas Eve and New Years. — Stocey, it wasn ' t you who had D.p., RAH, shake it. — Shirley all those talks, problems, if it wasn ' t for you, it didn ' t work out. — Kristen, I know more than you think, laughing, blushing. — Cindy He treated you Like!, legs. — Donna, Mr. Corliss ' class, certs, PHHH . . ., You still owe me, Jerry, mind reader — Good Times, Thanks — S.H., S.E., T.C., E.M., K.B., CD., M.D., D.P., P.B. er hod a lot of fun. To Best Bet ' 78, Does my hair look okay? Sand. To Clare; you want to? Sand. To Lois; That ' s Greek to me. Sand. Chow Sociology third period. Halloween nite in Lowell — Do you remember? The Jailbird K.B.B.C.S. — I ' m not responsible?? What about older redheads? Roz — I ' m not even a buh f rierxJ! Cleo — Viboes! There ' s for you dignity! R.G. — I ' m telling! Roni, Kate John, 213 remember sucking off Brigham ' s glasses, how ' s your lips? It ' s no way to go. How about Riley ' s Party! When Stacey was black and blue from punches, and Shirley was thrown in the pricker bush, small riot! I don ' t remember anything else from that party. — Jim, remember wanting to be dead and we almost made it possible by running you over. — Rob and John, remember the ride with Shirley and Stacey, When you almost didn t moke it bock olive, smoll maniac. — Rob (niceboy), John, Mike, Jim. Those were the good times. June 1978, Tom how ' s the station wagon doing? January 1 5, 1979, So Tom how ' s your car life doing? What do yo say let ' s take off for Colifornia. No, get me Boone ' s Form wine. I hate beer. January 1 7 is your face helping your life Tom? Tom, you drive to tne hockey gome; O.K.? Bo, how ' s the leg room in the bock seat of the Duster? Good; I might core. Bo, wont to borrow some money, 0. K.? Lets help the wheels on the cor O.K. Bo. No, we didn ' t drive over the curbing at McDonald ' s. John, yo two hands. John, how come It took 3 months to kiss Stacey? John, I heard Thomas will promise. Pom remember all the stuff you told Eilleen that wasn ' t true! Les: How about o 180 on route to Zu-Moss; Blue wall of was it room?; Shopping cart; your driving, mine; before the dances Boston soccer, bockrubs, photography. Thanks — Mike P. won ' t to be in a Dance A-thon. G.C.A. Con I write on your hand just once more? Nice knowing you! Denise: N.M. here we come. Tom. B.: Long distance partnership? Ken: you talk too much, but you ' re still cute. S.M. J.H. A.R. hands off, Love L.S. To the students at B.H.S : Thank you for giving me three of the most precious gifts available: Self-fulfillment, happiness, and true friendship, Love, Ms. Sylvia. Hi P.C., you champion of the downtrodden masses you! Your contribution to the S.W.P. of time and money, has helped more than you know! ; Andy, Barry, Morice: Quack! Gibb! Playboy Bunnies? Wild, crazy girls, ie mort! Swing foever more, nonu! Glowing teeth, McDonalds bib, cruisin. New York, Dangerous Champagne. Skunjbut! 1. L.U.A.B.J.K.Q.N.M. . . . etc. (get the picture C.H.) Oh, Mr. Frodo, ore those elves! Time for some midnight chicken and a heart- to- heort talk. Deidno, Sara, Lois, Karen: Disco, Starwors, Bond visitors pass. Bunny Ears, Sunope Losge, Grease, Fotomat-c ramped, Mr. Powers, hotrod-snowmobiler, skinny ankles, long hair, Louie. Yo hit on the head with your bordottle. We smoked Monica. — ChoCho much love luck Trixie. Space, run home from N.H. much? K.C. please get me a weenie. Shirley, let ' s go to Roberto ' s! Ray, much Double Vision? — Beogle. ' Fitchburg gome, Emerson Hospital pass out much? Wingersheek beoch. Our gang, Hef, friends forever — T.C.,R.K.,S.B.,D.S.,K.H.,K.D., — Springsteen we love you! T2 — Gobble, Gobble, munch, munch, want to go shopping? — T2 D.P. — You ' re the best germ I know! New Year ' s Eve? How ' s your bird? — M.M. Partying at B.L. and Pitts; all nighters in B.D. ' s cor; Summer of 77, M.L.; New Yeors Eve with D.K., S.P., D.H., 78; N.J. ' s; White Mts.; Mt. Adorns Inn; N.H. with M.G., D.K., T.F.; Sebogo Lake; BBB,CCC,PPP; Mt. Monodnock, Mt. Washington; It ' s time to come home K.M.: Prospect Hill A.B.; Arrowhead 12 ' 22 ' 78; Cope Cod J. Geils concert; Strawberry fields. Bob Seger at Music Hall; Good friends K M., K.D., B.W., E.W., T.S., M.G., J.C., B.B.; Plumw J.C. P.D. M.L.; Cruising on bikes; Dr.ins w K.M., B.B., A.M., B.P., B.S.; A-Wing; Blue gross Festival; Rye Beach; Lynord Skynord; Asti Spumonte. Believe thou me, folks, Beethoven was top-bonona! Hey, Eppy — We ore the priests {I like your clogs!) Joe — Happy 8th (9th, 10th, 1 1th) Anniversoy! Do you like getting roses? donno beth — I love it! Lynne, remember when Mr. Sabourin kicked you out of the library because someone stole your? Have you been in there since? Carol. Dove G. remember falling over stone walls before the dance? False alarm, don ' t laugh. I had white pants on. D.G., M.D., B.M., D.G. too bod you got caught before the dance — I would hate to think it was partly my fault. C.H. To all the foxes and crazy guys at Bedford High: Good luck to you all and keep swingin. J.B. the space we once occupied when we went to see the pbnes is still vocont. Remember freebird? C.H. DC, D M., J.M. remember our first gome against Chelmsford? Play much towards the end of the game? L.H. when you hurt your ankle at that gome, did the pain get worse when you sow how cute their trainer was? C.H. To the nasty little girl who sits next to me in Consumer Ec. Walk out much? Mike and Mull you sing well. C.H. T.M., S R., G.V., Sorry I couldn ' t buy for you after the hoop game — maybe next time I won ' t get carded twice C.H. DC, B N., B.S., R C, chased much through Concord the night before the Thanksgiving game? R.C. Don ' t you know to stop at red lights and not go through 4 of them. B.N. Egg fights in MocDonalds parking lot — sorry about your coot. Tammy Julie — thanks for lunch — remember oil those cute waiters? — cute shoes? Happy Birthday too. I wasn ' t too embarrassed — no! Thonks for being my friends — Carol. J.F. — Remember D P.; Do it on the dance floor; feel large getting walked on in my stereo room. S B. — My brother coming after you with o shovel, stranded in Hampton, snack — up; the pricker bushes felt good! J.L. great talks all the good advice . . . Mike ' s slide. Mully — There ' s only one shade of green. Watch out he ' s crazy. Paul — Don ' t forget S B. Mark — This cor is a bone. Brad — Minnow man. Locker room. Jan: Thanks for our fun times. Remember you trying to stick two straws together? — one suck and it ' s stuck and it ' s suck orxd laughing when we blew $3.75 on a ' 2 hr. of a movie and got the munchies. Don ' t drive too slow now! Remember the drive-in movies and Barry Monilow ' s nephew? What o riot! Thanks, keep blowing that horn. Good luck, I love you, Steph. Jackie: Thonks for oil our fun! Remember we ' re missing Sot. Nite Live . . no it ' s Friday, Going to dances real happy cuz of G.B. b ehind the backstop, our party and movie for Sandy, how much is one piece of candy. Reading your walls, I know what ' s really in your bottles! Keep playing, good luck, I love you, Steph. Linda: I ' m so glad we got to know eoch other better. Thonks for being a true friend! We must have laughed this year away. Next year will be even better, I promise Love, Steph Everyone: Remember all the good times we hod! The beach, dances, Crosby, Raytheon, MocDonald ' s and the Parties! I wish I was there for there for the rest of the year. Thanks for moking my 2Vi years there, the best! If you ' re ever in Florida stop by! Good luck always! Love Marie. Bonnie remember — watching planet of the opes at 2 in the moming, move in for the weekends, unforgettable Moine Forrah movies, lunch meat, C-ment, tennis shoes, future scientist, oiring out houses, bosey, spitting milk at me and Steve, H20, cheat sheet A + , attempting to cut Tiger ' s butt, cot throw up on the bed, heods, tiger ran away, New Years — sick?, Tell him to stop, Bob ' s barf cor, Dan visit the bathroom often, downing 6 sure, cops, bury the beer, Frons first nite free, ever find the hubcap, does beer float, mooch mony rides, maybe Don, Bob or Kevin will come by, Mrs. T burnes Bobbie ' s ecology, S.D. been to the war lotely? Aileen slept in the school lately? B.N. Carol H. remember the soccer party? Ride many horses? Carol — remember Moine, woter fights, the boot, 504 for 1 gome the cor. Christian flipping fff-, its Gingerole! Hal — Passing Biology? Thank me later! R.E. — Class clown, best hoir, smile, dress, legs, eyes, athlete, hunk, brownie. S.N., Rover fell over, but sp ot did not! King — Never forget D.P., took you three months, but not with M P. . . hit by o tree . . getting beat up before the prom . water skiing . . . cold hands. . . not me! . . . S.W. ond M.Y.? To John Buddy — Con the sandwich onto the next course, donielle — I found a best friend! Donna — Beth. All Cheerleaders: Rachel, Jill, Jodi, Undo, Mary, Joanne, Trocey, Carol, Moryio, Janice, Debbie, Kim: don ' t forget camp, practicing at 2:00 A.M., winning the competition, lights, camera piono and thanks for working all year and making it oil worthwhile. Donna. Jane — Remember oil the p orties at my house? All the Neslom we hod those nights? Taking off to Hojos with . . .? Not ever making it to the hockey gomes ... on time! Remember how you hod your hands full with Speedy Stevie in Vermont! The talks we hod in C period. And New Years Eve topped it oil off! Thanks for all the great times and for being o friend. Love Marie To Daddy — Into every little girl ' s life a party must fall To Nigro Fool Employees: Thank you too much, honeybunch! Best Better ' s 1979 — C ' est Bon! Quel trip! I love you ALL! — Loinie Hey Cin — 10th grade — I thought the cat blew it! Thonx for all the laughs memories, keep in touch over the years. Love Weoze ' To Best Bet ' 78, Remember — Turbulence, Read your itinerary! What a darn inconvenience! Reptilicus, Gimme Drugs!, Speokee Ingy?, It ' s on Alp! — Love, C.W.P. or M.D. To JoM.C, The problem with snow is . . . Love, Me. To the Organization or J. A., G.A., J.F., C.H., J.H., D M., Weoze, H.P. and Barbara — Never Forget Colorado, Sunopee, and Mon. nites! Love, M.D, To E.N. When we ' re roommates, do you wont to wash or dry the dishes? Please let me know soon as this is a very important question. Thonks, M.D. You hove no weight on the moon, that ' s why astrononts wear lead boots — Advanced Chem ' 79 Marie L. remember the guy in V.T. Bedford New Years Eve colling your mother at 1 :30? Hey you boy, don ' t stop me now fun it! It ' s late, and we ore the champions. You ' re my best friend Killer Queen, Bicycle, Tenement Funster, Drowse. — Chris. Not 214 everyone can total his father ' s truck! I ' ll never forget him. Happiness is . . . finished c ollege applications, no more humanities essays, no more gym classes! — Lorraine. Remember our junior supper: and 5 minutes of eleven? And Lorraine, remember your anonymous cords to Bob B. and mine to Mark B.? — Chris. C.B., L.M., L.C., C.H., L.F., L.P., G.S., E.M., L.F., You guys want to line up today or tomorrow? — A.M. Sean, Aleen, you tell me — A.M. K.W., You make it easier. — A.M. To Kahlua, Thanks for the friendship, love, and core we ' ve shored this year. Thanks for being my best friend! Take core teddi bear! Love, sloe gin. Laura, Claire, Lynne Kathy (Snob); you were great cheerleading captains. Don ' t know what we ' ll do without you next year. There are a lot of memories . . . Lost in Natick, Mrs. B, cheerleading camp, our skit, spirit juice, Assabet girl ' s room, summer practices, soccer B.O., Peppermint schnapps, the Friendly jubilee, etc.! Lotsa Luck! See ya later Alligators. Love 78 hockey-soccer cheerleaders: Pam, Kim, Chris, Kelli, Francie, Stocey, Debbie, Naomi. To the Bandroom — I walked in there two years ago as an unhappy person. You all have made the post two years the best ever! Thanks Cheryl Draper This year has been the berries. Summer for 78 Hampton Beach, Foxie Moxies ' s Cottage, Disco M M ' s parties. M.J. making the rounds. Party 79 Paul B. — Proctice makes perfect. Christmas Carol, remember the good times with Dan. the juicy weekend stories. Guiding light. General Hospital J-M. K.J., G.S., C.A. — Midnight phone colls on New Years Eve. K.J. ore you O.K.? G.S. not in the trash! Remember, never again! Sure. Dove Daren, purple dress and sexy legs. Those cold days on Hoyden ' s looking for frogs in the ice. Paranoid night that worked out great. Freegird! Dove Hi! Sheila, Donna, Cathy, Kiki, Nancy, JoAnne, Anita, Donn, Mike, Mary, David, Cockroach, Mouse, Rabbit, Stocey, Elephant, Sham (Hamster, Tattoo, Tuna, Mac) and Anne from P.J. Dear — Jon C, Mike H., Emily, Gina, Mark S., Sheila, Damion, Mike S., Morolyn — congratulations! Clark — I still remember your freeze dried hair! Good luck to ya! Love Anne (P.S. 80 rules now!) Dear P.J. — you ' ve been such a great friend, thonx! I hope oil your dreams come true. I ' m planning a heart attack for this Thurs.! Smile — harder! Love, Goladriel the Good. B.W. will be giving swimming lessons at Springs Brook this summer starting at midnight. Dub will be demonstrating the dead man ' s perch. Lessons free. Hi to all my friends. PS. Sheila, Nino remember B.Y.T? CLEO Sheila H., what were you doing on the 17th floor of the Chateau Frontenac at 4:30 in the morning? G.C. ' Steph, You ' ve been as good a friend as anyone con ask for. Thanks for all your help stay as sweet as you ore D.W. T.H. ore fools. Love yo, Lindo. To Sue, Clair, Louro, Gino, Jean and Janice; thanks for everything, the Dans, someday, Crosby, Level-3, B. Lending, Sykes, Cruising in the Cheb, Nuttings 24-hours a day. Barge, Halloween, X-mos, New Years, Cape, the Beach, Togo party at Claire ' s and all that happened. Summer-time, Bedford Director — shoot!. Parties, Cruising, Cheerleading, Drive-Ins, Memorial Day W.E., Bogus-303, Houses without parents etc . . . Good luck. Love always, Laura Neol — you still owe us o six! guess who? Go ahead Lourer, take the last hit. Laura P., sleep much at Toga Party, 6 A.M. swimming in your pool. Peach, remember Deb ' s Halloween Party when your poncho caught on fire. Mully, what do yo think? To the boys of the class of 79, especially B.B., J.F., F.M., S.B., R.H., M.L., . . . Wow, those sophomore girls. Blue eyes: what a year burger runs, L.G.C., summer nights, beaches, snow fights, April 22, the big storm and phone talks, the Best year I ever hod, all thanks to you I love your, T.P.B. Bowser, I ' m giving you this chance to finally get these oil right. Ready? grubbers, slugs, Mrs. D., me, where are you going to keep your money?, ond how does decompression vary? brain transplants. Grub!, love that knee; sorry, I just hod one minute of croziness; I think we ' d better go straight to counselling. J.M. (a cackling sister) D.C. (incredible hulk) Won ' t forget our great season, maybe if you throw more salt next years record will be better then 1-1 1-2. Watch for Louweozo plays and don ' t forget to Pull the trigger! Good Luck J.M. Remember the Cook Co., all the fun and embarrassment trying to give him the hint. Do — remember the dances, the penny, Macs. Maybe somedoy huh? — A.C. To: R.K., K.D., K.H., D.S., S B., L.F.: We can ' t forget all the fun we ' ve hod: Many parties and late nights, B.L., Truck Hunts! Graduation night, Ho Jo, Many guys! Munching out, football game ' s, cruising, Halloween night, being blitzed and oil others. Thanks for being there. Lets stay together. Joyce, Jaybird, J. P.: From guys to friends phone colls and munching out, dirty jokes and secrets. Remember me, I ' m your Kindergarden Pol. T.J.C.? ' L.A.O. — Remember gaymnostics, art, the musicals, 5 hour talks? — C.J.H. . . . D.A. — It ' s so good to know you ' ll always be with me. Thank-you! I.L.U. — C.J.H. To Lisa and Julie, It stopped raining! I can hear yo but I can ' t understand yo! He talked to us! Love, B.M.F. 1 and B.M.F. 2 Carol, Trino, Rizzo, I ' m the number 1 fox (Deek)! Jimbo, total portyness up Dudley! Jimbo, hows your bird? Tablecloth, con I cut your hair? (Deek) Sheila, Remember the arguments about Moss, and N. Hope, sliking through grove yards, strawberries, puppy laughs. Frances Sarcasm, toot-toot, crepes and falling lights! M M ' s and orange juice on junior prom day, flowers and albums, Emily Dickinson and Bowdoin topes. S.H. Rose S. Yarmouth sleep much? Opie, Ogortz, Flonnigon, Shokey. Con take a joke. J. Geils! Rye Beach. Bluegross festival. Where ' s the campsite? Papa Gino ' s. I hove to go. Bar! Overflow! Stacks of pennies at the Mall. Lost day, cocked pass out. Wollbonger, hangmoons. Let ' s all get arrested — Party Hardy Lynne, Mitch, B.B. — I ' m wild for your sexy leaps! Borkface — howdy you slobbit! Cookie your a crip who ploys tennis like T.A., Biff, ex-crip Wasting away again in Morgretovine, watching a poor misguided scrag. It ' s hard to believe one could be so insane. But I know, it has no brain. To T.I., S.E., E.M., AND L.H., — Remember the weekend. Fogging out the barn. Looks like a movie, Ouiji board, seven gorgeous guys, E.M. how was the spaghetti, S.E. large eyes, eat,?, sleep . . ., the bed was kind of crowded wouldn ' t you say? K.B., S.H. Robbie, F.T.D. on strike? Laurie. N R When ' s the wedding? Love L G. Sue Push-me — cp — Yank Blinds Pete Seeger. Laura — Powderly and Laura ' s Hamburger chain, crash up derbies.. Cheb party wagon. Little Store! Claire — Finish it! Organisms growing Munch a bunch. Kate — MMC, Coslabbat, Jack Flash, Linda Ronstadt. Fall at B.L. Mork-Bork From L.L. Partying at the B.L.; N.H. with T.F., C.V., D.K.; Cope Cod with D.W., C.B., T.F.; Food friends L.B., C.V., T.G., K.D., D.W., M.N., B.S., S.B,, D.E., M.J.; Fleetwood Mac, Eagles Boston Scaggs Concert; A — Wing; Front Lobby; N.H. 4th of July with D.W., friends, Jon. 8, 1977. R.H. I hope your social life gets better very soon. Try again in college! Keep in touch! Luv B.B. X Crip — lets stop Novratilova in the middle of the Road, now you know she ' s my sister! Lobster power. X — czech ; Jano — How ' s was your vocation in Sweden this summer? How ore the 5 little Borgs doing? Remember psych? Hulk Hey Guys, remember: AC robbed the DO from big AL and gave it to the Poor. Good-luck. Long live Odams ' animals and may they German Club stand forever under the leadership of Miss Kohn. Hey Elo! NEC s? N.P.? Walk much! Buschhead. Swim team party. Copt. Crispy! Did you hove your doily bowl of cereal! Crispy Crunchy! romblin guy! Ingrid — let ' s play Rota by moil next year. The first move is yours. — Aunty Ethyl Blah forever. — Madame Jolo Mary Beth! Q what do you coll a 25th level wizard with a magic staff? Anything he wonts! Your friendly neighborhoed dungeonkeeper. Fall ploy cost and crew, remember — making up the ploy as we went along, Cheryl ' s excursion up to the catwalk, Wash and wax my breakfast. Angela ' s disgusting furpiece, the fights (snowball and other) at the Cost party, Let ' s moke it into a musical and the skeletons in the (costume room) closet. Jaybird: Where did you go during the basketball game? M M ' s, pizza, 7up, Horry we did you put it Ad ' s Woodstock guys? Stuck in a pickle, put your apples on colleges? Life? Rmember, everything. Thanks for always being there — Love Bon. Deb P. English, Psych, fingernails. New Year ' s one guy one room, another in the next, Gungodin, colleges? Good luck — B.P. Martha M. Sociology, Psych. You Communist! Scarebomb, 6th period, shopping, Lexington, Church, New Year ' s Eve — Weird much. Chinese or Italian? Good Luck — B.P. A. P. Sorry for emptying your drowers and deflating your kiss. Lozor Gun? Remember no oimo at the doga! Thanks for the pest control, too bod you ' re not on exterminator. Love, the cackling sisters. B.P. What ore these, oranges? They don ' t look too good. Happy New Year (sure) Beans? Well at least your feet ore dry, ho! M.M, Remember the bird? He still hasn ' t recovered! — you communist. PAL: When ore we going to hove a pretty day? Oral fixation! Ug: Devilment!!! G T ' s on the airplane. You prude! Excuse me, is that a scaley chicken toe up your nose? Take care DeeJoy. Ken Woodland — Photograhper Thanks Mrs. Haggerty — Art Advisor Blizzard of ' 78? Cover: Donna Kinney Lettering on divided pages: Ken Ward and Rob- bie Holmes Poem: On pages 1-16, written by Chris Page General Helpers: Paul Caruso John Stefanelli Anne Hutzenbiler Debbie Holland Lorraine Miller Chgis Coleo Yearbook Sales: Bonnie Porter Cathy MocDonold — editor Lynne Roberts Barbara Stella Photography: Dove Greene Ken Woodlond Bill Ford Steve Zolnay Burlington Studios — Thank you for your time and effort. Typists: Chris Page Laura Leong Cheryl Nichols Sharon Stelling Thanks to all the above and all that ore not listed who made Missile 79 much more enjoy- able and easier to put out. Enjoy our book, MISSILE STAFF 1979 Special thanks to Ken Ward and Robbie Holmes for technical drawing KiKi Pedersen — Assistant Layout Editor, Frances Ricker, John Stefonelli 78-79 IN REVIEW Chad Greene: unpreci dented court case laetrile, cheomotherapy S e a b r k B b b y r r N u c I e a r a n t r e t i r e s Red Sox blow 14 game lead, lose to Yankees in extra playoff ganne I.D. cards approved n f U. S a t I o n Bruce Springsteen Test tube baby born Celtics have worst season ever L c a I g r o u P Animal House — Food Fight! Holocaust, Roots, Mork and Mindy J n e s t w n m a s s m u r d e r Wife charges husband with rape Deadline extended for ERA John Wayne has stomach and gall bladder removed T g a Bedford purchases Fawn Lake Arthur Fiedler m a k e s i t b i g T h e C a r s Anita Bryant — Homosexuality s a t i n e V e n J e a I s e e a e n t - s h t e h h r r i , t u c g A ohm r d d u e r s i y 9 , n e a r n d e r i c a D i s c o A m e r I Pope Paul, John Paul I, John Paul II King defeats the Duke Center School closed f Shah leaves Iran a a g Flood of January 1979 e s New York Wins World Series Annie and the Annie Hall Look Red Sox new ownership — sign Jim Rice President Carter pardons Patty Hearst t h r u g h U. S. C h i n a b r e a k t h r u g h n The Wiz - Sylvia leaves B.H.S. Chuck Fairbanks leaves for Colorado? Nixon goes to the White House r e a t i n s SALT talks Canadians beat Bruins for Stanley Cup Cheryl Tiegs number one Steelers beat Cowboys in Super Bowl Nelson Rockefeller and Hubert Humphrey die Grease Proposition 13 — Will it affect Taxachusetts? BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS This is a photographic essay of the way Bedford was in 1979. We chose Kim Ginder and Joe Collins for two reasons. Individualism was emphasized during the 70 ' s and running is certainly on individual effort. Women ' s rights also come a long way during the post decade; so we decided to have both the mole and a female runner in these pictures. Bedford, most noble Bedford, I shall not thee forget. — A Weed on the Concord end Merrimock Rivers, Henry David Thoreau Party at the boatlanding! Job Lane House: Rufus Porter frescoes The House on the Hill: David Lane, the original owner, marched to Concord at age 16 Rocky, look out! Rural An rica: Davis Rood By the rude bridge that arched the flood, Their flog to April ' s breeze un- furled. Here once the embattled farmers stood. And fired the shot heord round the world. — The Concord Hymn , Rolph Woldo Emerson BEDFORLT- Concord: arch rival Source: The Bedford Sampler Bicentenniol Edition Look out Joe! Controversial Center School Ye Olde Hangout! 26 Minutemen gathered on April 19, 1775 at Fitch Tovern 1 i c Bedford ' s first graduates attended classes Religion — reason for Bedford ' s crea- at Town Hall in 1886. tion ixX£S£X The Old Burying Ground For the hamburger connoisseur Picki ng on Joe again, Kim? The home of friends post, present, and future. The Nothaniel Page Homestead Tired? This is to tell you something, That I forgot to say. I thank you very much, For being there today. It didn ' t really matter, That you hadn ' t much to say Nor, was I really bothered, When you just continued on your way. I don ' t know how to tell you. My fellow, Adam ' s son. You ' ll always be my comrade. No matter what is said or done. It will not last forever, This, alas is true. But, as long as the sun sends forth its shine. My prayers are for you. It won ' t be long before the time. That one of us will leave; Perhaps, because of college, Or perhaps, of love. But, whether it be learning. Or the arrow known as love, I will always be quite happy With my memory of, Our parting little promise; That we would meet again! Paul Caruso 223 gil|ts Certifies Slyat as satisfactorily completcb a bourse of tuby prescribeb for (irabuation from tl|is cijool anb ts tt|crcfore ntoavbeh ( h tn in tlj matd of 3lun«, one lijouaanb nm Ijunbreb «eti tttg- nitw jS uperintenbcnt j ?s5! j duinuui of Saarb (Quimtan of Koarb i tirrtarii of lioarb yearbook X ' . X n : a book pi summary of the statistics or f(c reference book : a school oih 5 giving . . . information Van Hoesen F.K.Walter) 111 in the secondary school are . and the — W.T.Gruhn) fiie design — Martin James) ■;edford collect: ' : : ! )ublished yearly as a report or iCts of a year and intended as a college class album : annual about learned societies — H.B. the most common publications . the newspaper, the magazine, e pictorial 5 on furniture and
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Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
