Bedford High School - Missile Yearbook (Bedford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1980 volume:

BEDFORD COLLEaiO Bedford Free Public Library Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 Home of the Bedford Flag The Bedford Flag, commissioned to Cornet John Page in 1737 bv King George U of England, vas carried bv his son. Nathaniel, ivho fought with the Bedford Minutemen at the Battle of Concord Bridge, April 19, 1775 FEt2Da We, the class of 1 980, dedicate our yearbook to our class advisors, Mrs. Gullage and Mrs. Reynolds. Herself a graduate of Bedford High School, Mrs. Gullage has de- voted coutless hours to helping our class officers plan our activities and finances. Many of us will also remember her for her excellent typing classes. In particular, she spent many afternoons with our Prom Committee, meticulously arranging every detail of the dance. Mrs. Reynolds has also been a big help to our class, especially during our Sophomore year when Mrs. Gullage was on leave. She arranged our first phenomenally successful candy sale. This book, which could not have been produced without the cooperation of our class advisors, is dedicated to them, with thanks from us all. DEDICATION r p - k L dCTlVITiS 4 SENIORS Four years together . . . They ' ve gone so fast! What was our future Is now our past. High School times, Sports, parties, and friends. It ' s too bod It has come to an end. Starting as freshmen. Everyone heors I hate this ploce — Only 3 more years! Then, as sophomores. We knew this place inside-out. But since those days. We hove chonged, without o doubt. When we were juniors. Our class wos together. And prom time memories Will last forever. It ' s our last summer — Parties and beer! When we come back. It ' ll be our lost year. Finally, we ' ve mode it; Nineteen-eighty is here! Will we miss this place At the end of the yeor? College applications ore due — Our future ' s at stake. There is so much work . . . Someone give us a break! The year is over For our class. Now, we ' re wondering Just who ' ll pass. Where will we go? What will we do. ' Our life ' s so young! The day ' s so new! Remember the times And the things we ' ve done! Remember the class of ' 80 Is number one! Brenda Pyles 4 Carol Kean — Secretary Michael Davidson — Activity Chairman 9 SENIORS doesn ' t mean anything has chonged DAVID ARDITO SCOTT BEAMAN WHIMPY All of my love . . . JEFFREY P. BATES Life is too important to let it pass so fast, enjoy it while the present ' s here, soon it shall be past. JONATHAN E. BALL JON If you build a wall your world is small, but a bridge of love will con- quer all. NELL FRANCES BARTON For long you live and high you fly. Smiles you give and tears you cry. All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. THERESE BELLINO Don ' t let it bring you down. It ' s only castles burning. Just find someone who ' s turning and you will come around. MICHELLE LORRAINE BENOIT MICH If you wake up and don ' t want to smile, if it takes just a little while, open your eyes and look at the day; you ' ll see things in a different way. JANE K. BILAFER Man ' s only message is be real to yourself and listen to the voice that guides you. P.D.B. P.S. The good times are forever ! S.K., M.M., S.B., T.F. DONALD W. BIRCH, JR. DON KRISTEN LEE BLAISDELL KRIS I would trade all of my tomorrows for one yesterday with you. NANCY L. BLAKE To have joy one must shore it, happiness was born a twin. — old Indian saying CHERYL L. BLODGETT A friendly face can always chase a cloudy day awoy! DONALD BOATRIGHT NINA S. BOHROD 12 We ' re all mod here. I ' m mad. You ' re mad. You must be, or you wouldn ' t hove come here. — Cheshire Cat MARC BOOTH ROYD Time is a waste of Life Life is a waste of time So get wasted and hove The time of your life. SHARON ELIZABETH BRATT I loo k to the sea - reflections in the woves spot my memories: some happy, some sad. I think of child- hood friends and dreoms we had had. — Styx P.S. The good times ore foreverl M.M., T.F., S.K., J.B. SHARON AMY BROWN And it was summer - warm, beauti- ful summer. — Hons Christian Anderson i BRUCE WILLIAM BULLOCK Eddy out along the way to rest and scout the next drops. BARBARA ANN BUDDEN Every hello is the beginning of a good-bye, yet every good-bye may be the beginning of another hello. CHUCK BRUNNER Don ' t let life discourage you, everyone who got where he is began where he was. LAURA ABBOTT BRYAN With the day gone molten down his throat And his spine a tilted flame, What singer could not make one song As fine OS fire? — George O ' Neil CHRISTOPHER ALLAN BURRI CHRIS YVONNE M. BUSA BOO — BOO Fun and friendship belong together. EDWIN H. BUSCH EPPY A lifetime of questions Tears on your cheek I tasted the answers And my body grew weak For you, the truth. — Geddy Lee KIRSTEN CARR .X. ..ti PAUL JOHN CARUSO, JR. P.J. If you get it wrong, you ' ll get it right next time. — Jerry Raferty CINDY CHAMBERS SCOTT CHAMBERS BETH ANN CHAPMAN The only way to hove a friend is to be one. — Emerson DEBBIE CLYDE DEBORAH LEE Wolk on, walk on, with hope in your heart and you ' ll never walk alone. RICHARD K. COHEN RICK This song is over, it ' s all behind me . . . — The Who CATHERINE ANNE CHRISTEN CATH Memories drift by like the sweet scent of lilac.  1 DEBRA A. COLLINS DEBBIE . there I go, turn the page. — Bob Seager DARREN MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER COLONERO I hear you knocking but you can ' t come in — riddle me that one. Bat- men? GARY R. CONNORS You only lose tomorrow by reach- ing bock for yesterday. But never forget. JOHN CONWAY If I explore the heavens or if I search inside - it reolly doesn ' t mat- ter as long as I can tell myself I ' ve always tried. _ SARAH COSTA KATHY COTTRILL Thank you. Lord, for giving me a friend like you that lets me be me. DONNA M. COUTO Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off your goal. VALERIE CROCKER JONATHAN CROKE DIANE CUSHMAN DEE You can ' t always get what you want but if you try sometimes, you just might find you get what you need. JO-ELLEN DAMERY JO You hove only failed when you have failed to try. DIANA E. DAMON Love when you can. Cry when you have to; Be who you must. That ' s a part of the plan . . . ' LAUREL A. DAVIDSON Two roads diverged in o wood, and 1 — i took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the differ- ence. — Frost MICHAEL P. DAVIDSON You can ' t alwoys get what you want. But if you try sometimes, you might find; you get what you need. — The Rolling Stones STEPHEN P. DAVIDSON Sweet memories — Flashing very quickly by reminding me — Giving me o reason why I know that — my goal is more than a thought I ' ll be there — when I teach what I ' ve been taught. — Rush 2112 DONNA DEFOE 4 CAROLE MARIE DELANEY What is to come we know not. But CELINE ANNE DOOLEY CEL Don ' t let yesterday use too much of today. ERICA ELLINGSON MARY DUTRA MEG You wish that it was over, you never slow down, you ' re looking for kicks, there ' s nothing around, you can ' t hold on too lona. it ' s all right. — The Cars SUZANNE CAROLE ELDRIDGE SUE Only those who attempt the ridicul- ous can achieve the impossible. — R. Kiley JEANMARIE ENNIS JEAN Don ' t give up until you drink from the silver cup and ride that highway in the sky. DAVE EUNSON GLENN ELLIS PATRICIA A. FALCIONE PATTI LISA FARRELL Life is a series of experiences, each one of which makes us bigger, even though sometimes it is hard to realize this. SHIRLEY A. EWART Give the world the best you hove and the best will come back to you. TERRY FEOLE TRACEY MARIE FILLEUL If you think your life is mass confu- sion ' cause your neighbors got it made; just remember it ' s a grand il- lusion and deep inside we ' re all the CHRISTOPHER FISHER CHRIS MARY FLORES The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we woit so long to begin it. 1 JANE MARIE FOERST We can not direct the wind, but we can adjust our sails. NANCY J. FOLEY They said I would shine like the light of the city. But I hope it would be like the moon on the sea. ELIZABETH FORREST LIZ Go placidly amid the noise ond hate, and remember what peace ther moy be silence. — Desiderata CLAUDE A. FRENCH II 5 : • Gordon m. french GORDO PETER H. GOLDMAN Enjoy present pleasures in such a way as not to injure future ones. JAMES V. GENTILE KENNETH M. FRENCH FRENCHY ' I finolly did my time! KIRSTEN LOUIS GRAEFF KOY The future is now . . . Good Luck! RICHARD EDWARD GREENE BOFFY I never let my schooling interfere with my education. — Mark Twain WILLIAM S. GURAL BILL Nothing in life is to be feared; it is only to be understood. LYNN SUSAN HAGERTY The time goes by, all those years I remember the fun I hod, ond all my fears. Now I look to the future and what ' s in store; I hope I find what I ' m looking for. CHRIS HALLIGAN AMY HAMILTON DAVID HAW KINS RICHARD STEPHEN HEINRICH, JR. On to greener grass and higher tides. ELLEN S. HAYES STACEY A. HATCH Like a guest who stays too long. Now It ' s finally time to leave. Take it calmly and serene, It ' s the famous final scene. — B. Seger JO ANN HETTINGER You only live once. But if you work it right, once is enough. DAWN MICHELE HEWITT How can man die better Than facing fearful odds For the ashes of his fathers And the temples of his Gods? SHEILA RUTH HINGORANI Friends depart, and memory takes them to her caverns, pure and deep. STEVEN P. HOKSCH It ' s not important what is behind us or what is ahead of us; it ' s what is inside of us that counts. KAREN ELISABETH HOLLAND Happy ore all who perfectly follow the laws of God. — Psalms n9;1 BETH HOPKINS Rainbows of friendship color our days with a happiness that never seems to fade. They curve far be- yond the horizon of here and now, but the treasure is at this end. CHARLES HUENEFELD BUCK I ' ve been dazed and confused for so long it ' s not true. — Jimmy Page JOANNE LYNNE HULBERT Life itself can ' t give you joy Unless you really will it Life just gives you time and spoce It ' s up to you to fill it. ANNE MARIE HUTZENBILER Thonks for the memories . . those special smiles exchaged — holding the secrets of things dear to us. KAREN THERESA JACOBSON Now OS the years roll on, each time we hear our favorite song, the memories come along, older times we ' re missing, spending the hours reminiscing. — Graham Goble STEVE JANEK LUNGS Long you ' ll live and high you ' ll fly, smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry, for all you touch and all you see, for all your life will ever be. —Floyd DEAN JEAS We ore the people our parents used to worn us about. MICHELLE JOY DEBORAH R. KAPLAN DEB Don ' t ask where I ' m going. Just listen when I ' m gone. And far away you ' ll hear me Singing softly to the dawn. — Pippin ROBIN E. JOSS The wide-eyed and laughing are one step ahead of the breeze. WAYNE E. JOHNSON You see, it ' s all clear; You were meant to be here: From the beginning. — Lake CAROL ANN KEAN PEACH I.A.G. In all it ' s sham, drudgery and bro- ken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. — Desiderata BRIAN KELLEY In your longing for your giant self lies goodness, and that longing is in all of you. CAROLYN J. KENNEY Life is too important to waste; strive to be happy! SUSAN M. KILPATRICK SUE MICHELE LEVESQUE SHELL Success is to be measured not so much by the position one has BOB I don ' t need to face a world of disil- [ lusion. I ' ve come to one conclusion that I know you know is true. — Kansas I MARY E. McGARRY DOUBLE M WILLIAM McMAHAN BILL PAUL McKENNA ROBIN MARIA McKENZIE The post cannot be changed, the future is still in your power. EVA M. McLaughlin What wisdom can you find thot is greoter than kindnessO Thanks, Mr. Ambrose JULIE McMURTRIE So on and on I go. Seconds tick the time out. There ' s so much left to know And I ' m on the road to find out. ' SUSAN LYNN MEAD SUZIE Good deeds are remembered with a smile. MARY JO McMANUS LINDA MICHELSON MICHAEL MICHAUD FREDERICK A. MIKSENAS FRED THOMAS MEAD ROBERT I. MILLAR III Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. — T.A. Edison SARA B. MILLER Friendship is like a moth problem. It multiplies joys and divides sorrows. ELLEN M. MIZZONI Just remember ... no matter how far we may be from one another, never let distance come between friendship. KEITH D. MOFFETT STEPHANIE A. MOLL STEPH You ' ve got to make your own kind of music, sing your own special — (Mama) Cass Elliot JANICE E. MOLLOY JAN 14 Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood — Marie Curie CLIFTON MOORE CLIFF DAVID A. MORANO MONK Good-bye ruby Tuesdoy, who could hong a name on you? When you change with every new day, still I ' m gonna miss you. — Stones JAMES ANTHONY MORRIS JIMMY Judge a man by his questions rather than his onswers. STEPHEN ANTHONY MORRIS STEVE I must do something will solve more problems than Something must be done. DAVID ALLAN MORRIS DAVE Giving advice to a fool is like giving medicine to a deed mon. THOMAS MULLIGAN MULL Character determines your will, for whot you will, you ore. You don ' t wish yourself to be something, you forge yourself to be that. r 4 FERENC NAGY Never before hove we had such a little time to do so much. — F.D.R. DAWN MURPHY JOANNE NAZZARO GEORGE NEUMANN MARK N. NOLAN SPARKY Always exceed the standards set before you. Never be ordinary, al- ways be exceptional. — S.P.K.Y. LOIS L. NORDBY No one con make you feel inferior without your consent. DONNA M. O ' CONNOR ELISA C. ODUYA LISA Life is either a daring adventure or nothing ot all. JOAN C. O ' ROURKE Never thought about tomorrow It seemed like o long time to come. — J. Geils JEANNE PALMERI BEAN Enjoy yourself. This is one of the good old days you ' re going to miss sometime. ANNE MARIE PAPALIA ANNE Friendships are so beautiful. Let ' s olwoys remember the times we shared. JUDY PARKER Hey, it ' s been fun, But I ' ve paid my time, and a new life is going to be mine! — Marshall Tucker Bond HEATHER PATON DAVID PARADISE BRENDA MAE PYLES To dreom the impossible dream is to bring that dream one step closer to reality. THOMAS J. RICHARDSON TOM Where words fail, music speaks. ii k ... I k I A FRANCES MARGARET RICKER FRANIGAN You have only foiled when you hove failed to try. SUZANNE D. RIDER Now I see myself as I am. Feeling very free. Life is everything It ' s meant to be. — Chicago SHERMAN ROBINSON SHERM It ' s not nice to be important, but It ' s important to be nice. LEIGH ANNE ROGERS By perseverance the snail reached the Ark. NAOMI LYNN SACHS On the loose to climb a mountain On the loose to where 1 cm free On the loose to live my life the way I think my life should be. JAMES SANTOS JEFFREY M. SANTOSUOSSO . . . And when you look you ' ll see for miles around miles around, you ' ll see the world is in your hand . . . PAUL LOUIS SCHEYDER Don ' t say you can ' t do something. Just say to yourself, I can, and GO FOR IT! LAURIE J. SCULLIN Do what ' s good for you, or you ' re not good for anybody. — Billy Joel SANDRA E. SCHIFF SANDY The language of tones belongs equally to all mankind, and melody to the absolute language in which the musician speaks to every heart. — Richard Wagner STEVE C. SCHOORENS SHOE And the men who hold high places must be the ones who start to mold a new reality closer to the heart. —Rush ANITA SCIARAFFA ANN SHIELDS LISA ANN SHEA ME You have to see it to believe it, but you can ' t believe what you see. KATE SELBY PAUL M. SIEKMAN BIEKAH With a one way ticket to the land of truth and my suitcase in my hand . . . — Neil Young DEBRA ANN SKINNER BREE Watch out, Steve Cauthen, Ken tucky Derby, here I come!! JEFFREY SMITH RHONDA LEE SIBLEY I ' d gother rainbows and tie them in bunches of liquid silver and home- spun gold. Just to moke you smile . . . MICHELLE SMITH LINDA STEPHAN For long you ' ll live and high you ' ll fly, smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry, for oil you touch and all you see, for oil your life will ever be. — Pink Floyd MARIE STERNBERG JAMES J. STEPCHEW OSCAR Before you get to heaven you have to raise a little hell. JOHN F. STEFANELLI Virtue is like a rich stone - best plain set. Francis Bacon KELLY STONE MATTHEW KENNETH STUART MATT It is not the quantity of things in life that matter, it is the quality. WILLIAM F. STINSON, JR. BILL ' Please all and you please none. TRICIA STEVENS You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you hove a right to t e here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. JOAN H. SULLIVAN Time is not measured by the years that you live but by the deeds that you do and the joy that you give. — Helen Rice CHRISTINE F. SUTHERLAND Take your time; think a lot. Think of everything you ' ve got. For you will still be here tomorrow. But your dreams may not. — Cat Stevens RENEE THERIAULT SANDRA LEIGH THOMAS SANDY Tho ' we ' re going our seperote ways, there can only be brighter days. THORESEN ' Orwell wos an optimist CLARE J. TOWLE Far away, there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I con look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. — Louiso May Alcott WILLIAM F. VETRANO DANA S. WASHBURN If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drumer. Let him keep pace to the beot which he heors, however meosured or for away. AMANDA D. WHEELER MANDY Accept me as I am, only then will we discover eoch other. — Federice Fellini PAUL WEINSCHENK CHANK AMY ISABEL WEBSTER If something seems unfair, woit awhile; God never mokes a mis- take! JOSEPH WEAVER ELIZABETH A. WHITNEY You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sonnetime, you might find you ' ll get what you need. GEORGE WHEELER JOHN M. WHITE JAY Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. WILLIAM WIELER CHRISTOPHER WIESEN PHILIP M. WILKINS BING KAREN ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON Many fears are born of fotigure and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gental with yourself. — Desiderata CHERYL LYNN ANN WILSON 45 SENIOR DIRECTORY AHERN, JULIETTE — 3 Francis Kelley Rd.; Football, Basketball Cheerleading 4; Prom Committee 3,4 ALDORISIO, GALE B. — 24 Chelmsford Rd.; Soccer 2,3,4; Gymnastics 3,4 Captain 4; Track 2,3; Tennis 4; Prom Committee 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2; Wind Ensemble 3,4; Orchestra 3,4 AUCOIN, TRACEY E. — 10 Lynnfield St.; Cheerleading 3,4; Prom Committee 4 AURA, RANDAL J. — 5 Fayette Rd. BALL, JONATHAN — 224 Carlisle Rd.; Madrigal. 4-H; United Combined training Association; Moss Quarter Horse Assocation BARTELS, JOANNE ELIZABETH — 12 Elm Brook Circle; Freshmen Girls Basketball 1; JSR 3; Prom Committee 3 BARTON, NELL F. — 95 Page Rd.; Basketball 1 BATES, JEFFREY P. — Prom Committee 3; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Legislative Committee 2 BEAMAN, SCOTT ERIC — 1 1 William St. BELLINO, THERESE — 45 Hoyden Lone; Ensemble 1,2; Choir 2,3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Double Sextet 4; Musical 2,3,4 BENOIT, MICHELLE L. — 14 Norma Rd.; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 3,4 BIRCH, DONALD W. — 7 Wildwood Dr.; Football 4; Hockey 2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3 BLAKE, NANCY L. — 88 North Rd.; JSR 3,4; AFS 1,2; Musicals 3,4 BLODGETT CHERYL — 1 1 Boron Pk Ln 26 Burl.; Majorette 1,2,3 Co-Captain 4; Prom Committee 4 BOHROD, NINA S. — 37 Neillian Way; AFS 1,2,3,4; AFS Senior Rep. 4; Student Court 1; Citizenship Committee 3,4; Chairperson 4; Quebec Trip 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; NHS 3,4; Drama Program 1,2,3,4; Philosophy and Objectives Committee 2,3; Prom Committee 4 BOOTHROYD, MARC — 22 Hill Terrace; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Wrestling 2 BRATT, SHARON — 7 Overlook Drive; Swimming 1,2; Tennis 1,2; Prom Committee 3 BROWN, SHARON A. — 4 Jeffrey Circle; AFS 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1; Choir 2,3,4; Double Sextette 2,3,4; Musicals 2,3,4; Quebec Trip 3; Parallax 4 BRUNNER, CHARLES S. — 13 Lido Lane; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 2; Tennis 1,3,4; Windensemble 2,3,4; Jazz Ensemble 3,4; Orchestra 4; Musical 4; JSR 3,4; Marching Bond 1,2,3,4 BRYAN, LAURA A. — 55 Pine Hill Rd.; AFS 1,2,3,4; Pres. AFS 3,4; Student Advisory Committee 3; Legislative Committee 4; Girls Swim and Diving Team 1 ,2,3,4; Drama Club 1 ,2,3,4; Choir 4; Madrigals 1 ,2,3,4; Musicals 1 ,2,3,4; NHS 4; Best BET ' 78 ' ; Double Sextette 4 BUDDEN, BARBARA A. — 283 Concord Rd. BURRI, CHRISTOPHER A. — 253 Concord Rd.; Freshman Boys Basketball 1; Cross Country 2; Junior Varsity Boys Bosketballball 3; Varsity Boys Basketball 4 BUSA, YVONNE M. — 36 Crescent Ave.; Freshmen Basketball 1; JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Varsity Cross Country 1,2,3; Varsity Soccer 4; Varsity Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3 CARR, KIRSTEN — 178 Old Billerica Rd.; Soccer 2 CARUSO, PAUL JOHN — 5k Dewey Rd.; Drama 1,2,3; Legislative Committee 2,3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Choir 4; Musical Comedy 3,4; Student Advisory Council 3; JSR 2,3 (chairman), 4 (secretary) CHAPMAN, BETH ANN — 1 1 Pine Hill Rd.; Spring Track 3; Yearbook 3 CHRISTEN, CATHERINE J. — 3 Robinson Dr.; Swim Team 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Double Sexter 2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Wind Ensemble 4; Musicals 1,2,3,4 CLYDE, DEBORAH — 39 Glenridge Dr.; Drama Club 1,2; Ensemble 1,4; Choir 2,3,4; Musical Comedies 2,3,4 COHEN, RICK — 4 Lynnfield St.; Lacrosse 1,2,3 COLLINS, DEBRA A. — Field Hockey 1; Track 1; Ski Club 1,2; Cheerleading 2,3,4 COLONERO, DARREN — 10 Hilltop Drive; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4 CONNORS, GARY — 362 South Rd.; Ski Club 1,2,3; Soccer Manager 1,2 COTTRILL, KATHERINE — 6 Glen Terrace; French Club at Kwauolein Jr. and Sr. School, Marshall Islands COUTO, DONNA — 23 Hoyden Lane; Soccer 2,3,4 Captain 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4 CROCKER, VALERIE M. — Swim 2; Ski 3,4 46 CROKE, JONATHAN — 14 Beverly Rd.; Rifle Team 1 ,2; Winter Track 3; Cross Country 4; Science Club 1,2; Explorers Club 1,2,3 CUSHMAN, DIANE DAMON, DIANA DAVIDSON, LAUREL A. — 9 Old Middlesex Rd.; Soccer 1,2,3; Ski Team 1,2; Ensemble 1,2; NHS 3,4; Prom Committee 3; AFS 1,2; Council 3, Co-President 4; AFS Summer Program Exchange Student 3 DAVIDSON, MICHAEL P. — 39 Fletcher Rd.; JV Hockey 1 , Varsity 2,3,4; JV Tennis 1 ,2, Varsity Tennis 3,4; Frosh Football, Senior Class Officer, Activities Chairperson 4; Senior Prom Band Com. 4; Jr. Prom Decorating Com. 3 DAVIDSON, STEVEN — 39 Fletcher Rd.; Fresh. Football; JV Hockey 1 ,2; Varsity Hockey 3,4 (tri-coptain 4); JV Tennis 1; JV Soccer 2,3; Varsity Soccer 4; Prom Committee 3; Stage Crew 3,4; Light Crevv 3,4 DEFOE, DONNA — 18 Bedford Village DELANEY, CAROLE — 6 Daniels Dr.; Prom Committees 3,4; Ski Club 4; Tennis Team 3; Ski Team 4; NHS 3, Secretary 4 DERANIAN, JOHN R. — 15 Alaska Ave.; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Marching Bond 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Telemedia — promotional manager 3,4 DIXON, KIM E. — 54 Offutt Rd.; Golf 1; Gymnastics 1,3,4 Capt. 3,4; Swim Team 2,3,4; Captain 4; Softball 2,3,4; Prom Committee 4 DOHERTY, BRIAN J. — 25 Gould Road; Outing Club 3,4; French Club 2,3; JSR 3,4 DONOVON, PETER — 12 Paul Revere Rd.; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Math League 1,3,4; Science Club 2,3 DOOLEY, CELINE A — 5 Doris Rd.; Fieldhockey 1,2 DUTRA, MARY M. — 1 Lynnfield St.; Ensemble 3 ELDRIDGE, SUZANNE C. — 261 Great Rd.; Rifle Team 1,2,3; Drama Club 3 ELLIS, GLENN A. — 45 Wilson Rd.; Marching Bond 1,2,3,4; Musical 3 ENNIS, JEAN — 29 Wildwood Dr.; Tennis 1 ,2,3; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4 Captain 4; Fieldhockey 1 ,2,3,4 Captain 4; Best BET ' 80 ' ; Citizenship Committee 1,2,3 EPENETER, NATALIE LYNN — 98 Concord Rd.; Drama Club 1,2; Bedford citizens for limited taxation 1; JSR 1 FARRELL, LISA — Ski Club 1; Majorettes 2,3,4 FLORES, MARY E. — 19 Brooksbie Rd.; NHS 3,4; AFS 3,4; Citizenship Committee 4; Yearbook 3; Tournament of plays 1 ,2; Drama Club 1,2 FRENCH, GORDON — 2 Walsh Rd.; Football 1,2,3; Lacrosse 2,3 FRENCH, KEN — Soccer 1,2,3; Best BET ' 80 ' FOLEY, NANCY — 396 Davis Rd. GOLDMAN, PETER H. — 7 Bandera Dr.; Soccer 1,2; Indoor Soccer 1,2; Ski Team 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4 GRAEFF, KIRSTEN — 325 Springs Rd.; AFS 2,3,4; Pep Club 1 GUAY, GORDON G. — 19 Clark Rd.; Soccer 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 4; Swim Team 1,2,3,4 Captain 3 GUISE, GARY HAGERTY, LYNN S. — 19 Cot Hill Rd.; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3 HALLIGAN, CHRIS — 334 Old Billerica Rd.; Drama Club 2,3; AFS 2,3,4 HAMILTON, AMY — 14 Fern Way; Marching Bond 1; J.V. Basketball 2,3; Varsity Basketball 4; J.V. Soccer 3; Varsity Soccer 4; J.V. Softball 2; Varsity Softball 3,4; Quebec Trip HARRINGTON, WILLIAM — 70 South Rd.; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4 HATCH, STACEY A. — Field Hockey 1,2; Gymnastics 2; Track 1,2; Cheerleoding 3,4 Captain 4 HAWKINS, DAVID — 27 Otis ST; Football 1,2,3,4; Stage Manager, Musical 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Indoor Track 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Legislative Committee 2; Student Court 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3 HETTINGER, JOANN — 47-B Scott Circle; Ski Team 3,4; Pep Club 1 ,2; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper 3,4; Ski Club 1 ,2,3,4; JSR 4; Prom Committee 3,4 HEWITT, DAWN M. — Yearbook Staff 1; School Newspaper 1; Drama 1,2; Computer Club 3,4 HINGORANI, SHEILA — 313 Springs Rd.; AFS 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 4; Choir 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Double Sextette 3,4; Drama 1,2,3,4; Missile Staff 4; NHS 3,4; Quebec Trip 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Citizenship Committee 4 47 HOKSCH, STEVEN P. — 21 -A Scott Circle; Torrejon American High School: Chess Club 1; Color Guard 1; Yearbook 2- Class Senator 2; NHS 2,3; BHS: Yearbook 4, NHS 4 HOPKINS, BETH — 7 Ridgewood Lane; JV Softball 2; Varsity Softball 3,4; JV Soccer 3; Varsity Soccer 4; Prom Committee 3 HORNING, STACEY A — 34 Woodland Rd.; Musical Theater 1 ; Literary Magazine 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; German Club 3,4 Drama Club 2; Outing Club 3; Ensemble 2,3; JSR 3,4; Winter Track 1 HUTZENBILER, ANNE — 13 Patterson Rd.; Drill Team 1 (HHS); Yearbook 3,4; JSR 3; Prom Committee 3 IRWIN, TRACEY — 52 Wildwood Dr.; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Ski Club 1,2; Powder Puff Football 4 JEAS, DEAN — 7 Petterson Rd.; Football 1; Winter Track 1,2,3,4 Tri-Captain 4; Spring Track 1,2; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4 JOHNSON, WAYNE — 1 Harvard Dr.; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Jazz Ensemble 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3 JOSS, ROBIN — Field Hockey 1,2,3 National Honor Society 3,4 KELLEY, BRIAN R. — 120 Ent Rd.; Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Drama 1,2; Ensemble 3,4; Madrigal 4 KENNEY, CAROLYN J. — 31 Evergreen Ave. Pep Club 1; Prom Committee 3,4; JSR 3,4; Yearbook Business Manager 4 LAMBERT, SCOTT — 5 Patterson Rd.; Swim Team 3,4; NHS 3,4 LANDRIGAN, ELIZABETH ANN — 6 Davis Rd.; Doherty High School: Cheerleading 2; Tennis Team 2,3 LEHAN, MICHAEL J. — 99 Hancock St.; Baseball 1,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Golf 2 LEVESQUE, MICHELLE — 2 Neillian St.; Pep Club 2; JSR 3,4 Prom Committee 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Ensemble 3,4 L ' HEUREUX, LAWRENCE — 15 Ledgewood Dr.; Soccer 1 LIPSON, BETH — 1 Williams St.; Yearbook 2,3,4; AFS 2 LITTLE, MARK C. — 228 Dudley Rd.; Baseball 1; Lacrosse 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4 LONG, THOMAS — 8 Nellis Terrace; Swim Team 1,2,3,4 MALCHOW, JULIE A. — 9 Alaska Ave.; Varsity Soccer 4; Cross Country 2,3; Ski Team 2; Concert Band 1,2,3,4 MARTIN, MALCOLM — 267 Dudley Rd.; Tele-Media 1,2,3,4; Drama Club Light Crew 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4 MASSA, BOB — 16 Beverly Rd.; Football 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 2,3; NHS 3, Vice-President 4; Senior Class President MASON, MARK — 1 14 Offutt Rd. MASSE, DONNA — 16 Washington St.; Yearbook 4; French Club 2, Pep Club 1; Ensemble 3,4 MCCARTHY, KAREN M. — 225 North Rd.; Concert Bond 1,2,3,4; JSR 2,3,4; Girls Soccer 2; Tennis Te am 2 MCKENNA, PAUL J. — 3 Doris Rd.; National Honor Society 3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Marching Bond 2,3,4 MCKENZIE, ROBIN — 33 Hoyden Lane MCLAUGHLIN, EVA MARY — 20 Hemlock Lone MCMAHAN, WILLIAM T. — 1 1 Dunster Rd.; Football 1; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4 MCMANUS, MARY-JO — 226 Old Billerica Rd.; Field Hockey 1; Tennis 1,2; Basketball 1; Football-Basketball Cheerleading 2,3,4 Co-Captain 4; Prom Committee 3,4; Activities Committee 3; Citizenship Committee 4 MCMURTRIE, JULIE — 2 Hoyden Lone; Soccer 2,3,4 Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Captain 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1 MEAD, SUSAN LYNN — 30 Sunset Rd.; Best BET ' 77 ' ; Winter Track 1,2,4; Spring Track Varsity 3,4; Soccer 3,4 Varsity, Tri-Captain 4; JSR 2 $; Prom Committee 3,4; Junior Class President; Powder Puff Football 4 MEAD, THOMAS — 44 Pine Hill Rd.; Football 1,2,3,4 Tri-Captain 4; Hockey 1,2,3,4 Captain 4; Baseball 1,3,4 MICHELSON, LINDA J. — Tennis Team 1,2; Newspaper Staff 1; prom Committee 3 MIETZNER, LORI A. — 140 Great Rd.; Majorettes 2,3,4 MILLAR, ROBERT — 14 Robinson Dr.; Soccer 1,2,3; Winter Track 1,2,3; Spring Track 1; NHS 3,4 MIZZONI, ELLEN — 1 1 1 Pine Hill Rd.; Field Hockey 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4 Captain 4; Prom Committee 3; Citizenship Committee 4 MOIR, SCOT — 2 Clark Circle MOLL, STEPHANIE A. — 10 Sherwood Drive; Choir 1,2,3,4; Swim Team 1,4; Student Court 3; JSR 3,4; Double sextette 2,3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Marching Bond Go-Fer 3,4; Marching Band Announcer 4 48 MOLLOY, JANICE — 15 Reed Lane; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3,4 MOORE, CLIFTON W. — 7 Francis Kelley Rd.; Explorer Club 1; Softball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4 MORANO, DAVID A. — 13 Wildwood Dr.; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4 MORGAN, DANIEL — 1 8 Curve St.; Marching Band 1 ,2,3,4; Soccer 1 ,2,3; Spring Track 2,3,4; Winter Track 4; Basketball 1; Ski Team 3; Musical 3,4 MORRIS, DAVID — 4 Rodney Rd.; Soccer 2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3 MORRIS STEPHEN A. — 19 Jeffrey Circle; Winter Track 1; Spring Track 1; Soccer 1,2,3,4 MOSCA, CELINE — 22 Evans Ave. MULLIGAN, THOMAS — Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Student Activities Committee 3,4; Vice-President 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4 MURPHY, DAWN — 7 Hilda Rd.; Fall Tournament of Plays 1,2; Prom Committee 3 NOLAN, MARK — Band 1; Winter Track 3,4; Spring Track 3,4; Cross Country 4 NORDBY, LOIS L. — 1 1 1 Offutt Rd.; Concert Band 1,2; Wind Ensemble 3,4; Orchestra 3; Marching Band 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Tele-Media 3,4; Best BET ' 80 ' NHS 3,4; Warner Robins, Georgia: Cheerleader 1; V. Pres. Of National Jr. Beta Club 1; Pep Club 1; Leibe Club 1 OCONNER, DONNA — 31 Evergreen Ave.; Prom Committee 3; Evaluation Committee 3 ODUYA, ELISA — 63-B Scott Circle; AFS 4 PAPALIA, ANNE MARIE — 42 Notre Dame Rd.; Student Court 1; Prom Chairman 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Ski Team 4; NHS PARADISE, DAVID C. — Te; e-Media 2,3,4; Math League 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; NHS 3,4; Parallax 2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 3,4 PARKER, JUDY MARIE — 59 Dunster Road PATON, HEATHER BLAKE — 9 Sibley Drive, Ski Team PATRICK, RHONDA — 67-B Scott Circle, Tele-media Broadcasting POORE, DREW — 14 Ledgewood Drive, Band 1,2,3,4 PEDERSEN, KIRSTEN — 15 Nellis Terrace, Junior Historians, Treasurer 1, Spanish Club 1, Drama Club 2, Best B.E.T. ' 78, Summer Soccer, Prom Committee 3,4; Evaluation Committee 3, Yearbook — Assistant Lay-out Editor 3, Lay-out Editor 4, J.S.R. 4; N.H.S. 4; Copperas Cove, Texas POOR, LISA — 35 Sweetwater Avenue, Bedford; Drama 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2,3; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1 PRIOR, VELVET L. — 2 Hill Road; Latin Club 1,2,3; Track 2; Contoocook Valley Regional High, Peterborough, N.H. PRUYN, KRISTOPHER F. — 317 Springs Rd.; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3; Best BET 2; Ski Club 1,2,3,4 PYLES, BRENDA — 443A North Road; J.V. Basketball 1 ; J.V. Softball 1 ,2; J.V. Fieldhockey 2; V. Basketball 2,3; V. Softball 3; Prom Committee 3 RATLEDGE, MARK — 1 Andrews Rood RICHARDS, BRADLEY — 12 Robinson Drive, Basketball, Spring Track 1,2; Winter Track 2 RICHARDSON, THOMAS J. — 22 Page Road; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Jazz Ensemble 2,3,4; Marching Band 1 ,2,4; Pep Band 1 ,2,3,4; Concert Bond 1, Choir 1 ,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Football 1 ,2,3; Baseball 1; Student Court 2; Winter Track 1 ,2; Tele-medid 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; District Chorus 4 RICKER, FRANCES M. — 69 Woodland Road; Cross-Country 1,2,3,4 Captain 4; Varsity Girls Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Spring Track 1 ,2,3,4; Legislative Committee, Secretary 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Sports Editor 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Volunteer May and October High School Bloodmobiles; N.H.S. 3,4 ROBINSON, SHERMAN — 17Elmbrook Road; Football 1 ,2; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball 1 ,2,3,4; Class President 2; School Evaluation 3,4 ROGERS, LEIGH ANNE — 81 Concord Rood; Pep Club 2; Cheerleader 1; Spring Track 2; Spring Play 2 ROSATO, JOANNA — 2 Sherwood Drive RUNYON, HAL A. — 1 8- A Scott Circle; Prom Committee 4, Football 1 ,2,3,4; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball 1 ,2,3,4; Student Court 1 RUSSO, PETER — 3 Macintosh Rd.; Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Soccer 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Legislative Committee 3,4; Class Treasurer 1 ,4 SACHS, NAOMI L. — Soccer — Hockey Cheerleader 3,4; Captain 4; Tele-media Broadcasting 4 49 SARCIA, MICHAEL — 4 Neillian Way, Bedford, Mass. SCHEYDER, PAUL — 398 Davis Road, Rifle Team 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Drama Club Musical SCIORAFFA, ANITA M. — 299 Concord Road, Bedford; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Ensemble 4 SCHIFF, SANDRA E. — 71 Page Road, Marching 1 ,2,3,4; Concert Band 1 , Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Jazz Band 3,4; Musical 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Prom Committee 3, Best B.E.T. ' 78, Student Service Committee 3,4 SCULLIN, LAURIE J. — 421 Concord Road, Literary Magazine 3 SHEA, LISA ANN — 2 Hamilton Rood; Choir 3,4; Rainbow SHIELDS, ANN — 130 North Rood, Bedford, Mass. SKINNER, DEBRA A. — 97 Page Road; Gymnastics 2 SMITH, JEFFREY SPADARO, JOHN J. — 80 Page Road, Football 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3 SPARKS, KATHLEEN — 8 Richard Road, Girls Soccer 2,3; Ensemble 3; Choir 3,4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3 STEELE, DAVID L. — 7 Jeffrey Circle, Rifle Team 1,2,3; Captain 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Audio Visual Club 3 JOHN, STEFANELLI F. — 6 Self ridge Rd.; Best B.E.T. 78 , Ski Club 1 ,2; Prom Committee 3,4; Exploration 77 , Yearbook Staff 3, Art Editor 4; Stage Crew 2,3,4 STEPCHEW, JIM — 19 Lido Lane, Soccer 2,3,4; Indoor Soccer 2,3,4; Lacrosse 3,4; Ski Team 2; Student Govt. 1; Math Committee 3,4 STEPHAN, LINDA STERN, GINGER — 321 North Road, Gymnastics 2,3,4; Spring Track 2,3,4; Prom Committee 4 STINSON, WILLIAM F., JR. — 4 Nellis Terrace; Football 2,3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4 STONE, KELLEY— 18 Hemlock Lane STUART, MATHEW K. — 10 Woodmoor Drive, Riflery 1,2,3, Captain 4; Baseball 3 SULLIVAN, JOAN H. — 5 Princess Pine Drive; Citizenship Committee 4; Girls Swim Team 1,2,3; Captain 4; J.V. Softboll 2; Varsity Softball 3,4; Activities Committee 4 (Hall Decorating Committee) THOMAS SANDRA L. — 30 Bacon Road; Prom Committee 3 TOWLE, CLARE — 11 Paul Revere Road; Girls Soccer 1 ,2; Varsity 4; Girls Track 1; Concert Band 1 ,2; Ensemble 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3 ULLRICH, DALE R. — 69 Offutt Road; Drill Team 4, Rifle Team 4; Bedford High School; Color Guard 1 — Del Rio Texas; French Club 3; Jazz Band 3 — Rantoul Township, Illinois VETRANO, WILL — 19 Ledgewood Drive; N.H.S. 3,4 WEBSTER, AMY I. — 83 North Rood; J.V. Girls Soccer 2; Varsity Girls Soccer 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Ski-Team 2; Spring Track 2,3; N.H.S. 3,4 WASHBURN, DANA — 5 Francis Kelly Road; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3; Winter Track 2,3; Basketball 1; Legislative Committee 3,4; Newspaper 3; Musical Stage Crew 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4 — President WEAVER, JOSEPH D. — 26 Hilltop Drive, Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Winter Track 2 WHITE, JOHN M. (JAY) — 12 Jonathan Lane; School Newspaper 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball Manager 3,4; Tele-Media Broadcasting 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4 WIELER, BILL — Soccer 1,2; Ski-Team 3; Ski Club; Basketball 1,2 WILLIAMSON, KAREN E. — Track 1; Ski Club 1,2 WILSON, CHERYL L. — 30 Hartford Street WOODWORTH, REED S. — 15 McMahon Avenue; Rifle 1,2,3,4 — Captain; Baseball 3,4; Audio- Visual Club 3; Computer Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Concert Band 1; Best B.E.T. 4 YATSKO, PAMELA — Freshmen Basketball, J.V. Field Hockey 1; Varsity Field Hockey 2; Varsity Gymnastics 2; Soccer-Hockey Cheerleading 3,4 — Captain; Treasurer 2,3; Citizenship Committee 4; Prom Committee 3,4; Homecoming Court, N.H.S. 3,4 ZAMPESE, CAROLYN — Ski Club 1,2 ZOLNAY, STEVE — 3 Beverly Road, Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Swim Team 1 ,2; Yearbook Staff and Photographer 3,4; N.H.S. 3.4 50 1- CAMERA SHY SENIORS Peter Barck Carl Brown William Corroll James A. Clark Scott Cowdrey Nancy D ' Arcy Natalie Epeneter Anita Gagnon Kurt Huenfeld Bruce Kalloch Scott Litchfield 4| Laurie Lutz V Beth MacDougall Frank Melvin f Jay S. Moir Mark Olmstead Michael Sarcia Scott Serpa Brian Terrell Dale Ullrich Joseph Vernucci Priscilla Wells A. ERIKO HIRONAKA Eko TRACEY R. IRWIN Nothing here but history. Con you see what has been done. Memories rush over me, Now I step into the sun. Steely Dan DOUGLAS A. JOHNSON Doug My words but a whisper — your deafness, a shout. I make you feel, but I can ' t make you think. Jethro Tull 52 ' Pjinutm r- fftejtuxs, tfiej un tfte tears 3 ccti tLvoartxt ertiBer- alive itl i ovu- fusoaf ' Jo Jan alive inftdtiACc years C (iTC now j-or yoiar caring vyyill rreraain VALEDICTORIAN NINA BOHROD The first person I told about my recent induction into N.H.S. said to me, That ' s funny, you don ' t look smart! That may be, but in any case, as valedictorian, I am expected to make a brilliant, pro- found statement summarizing my high school years or speculat- ing about the future. However, I have never been adept at profun- dity. Therefore, I asked some seniors, What is the most important thing you ' re learned in school? One said, How to write things that sound good but don ' t mean anything. Another replied, How to sleep with your eyes open. These people understand that one essential thing to learn in high school is not to take oneself too seriously. A high school education is valuable in developing and cultivating a sense of humor. In fact some of the funniest people I know have gone to high school. Nevertheless, the four years at Bedford High have been productive as well as entertaining. Some people hove asked, Is there life after high school? There is but, OS I am repeatedly told, These are the best years of your life. Bedford High School has proved worthy of this saying in both social and intellectual respects. Its academic program pre- pares one for college and a sense of humor prepares one for the diverse demands of life. I hope the students to come will take advantage of the high school ' s many opportunities. It is important to receive the best and broadest education possible. After all, as some have said, Education is what ' s left over after you ' re forgot- ten all the subject matter. 54 ' i mm NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sleeping on the job, Sondy? Front Row — David Paradise, John Deranian, Stocey Horning, Laura Bryon, Sheila Hingoroni, Nino Bohrod, Jonice Molloy, Lourel Dovidson, Joanne Hulbert, Jeff Sontosuosso, Will Vetrano, Middle Row — Beth Hopkins, Amy Webster, Lois Nordby, Pam Yotsko, Robin Joss, Ann Marie Papalia, Carole Delany, Sandro Schiff, Kiki Pedersen, Frances Ricker, Bock Row — Joy White, Robert Millor, Brian Dougherty, Fred Miksenos, Steve Zolnay, Paul McKenno, David Steele, Sean McAuliffe, Dana Washburn, David Hawkins, Steve Hoksch, Leigh Anne Rogers, Beth Chapman, Mary Flores, Cothy Christen. 56 Beautiful Beomers Mark Olmsteod Ellen Mizzoni Overly Officious Sue Mead Joy White Thoroughly Theotricol Paul Caruso Laura Bryon 58 Very Versatile Carol Kean Tom Mulligan 59 60 Devoted Donators Tom Mulligan Ann Marie Popolio 61 Genuinely Genius Bob Mossa Nina Bohrod Venus and Adonis Cheryl Blodgett Dave Morano Luscious Locks Eriko Hironaka Dave Morano BEFORE AFTER Always an forever Each moment with you is just like a dream to me That somehow came true And I know tomorrow will still be the same Cause we ' ve got a life of love that won ' t ever change. And every day love me your own special way Melt all my heart away with a smile Take time to tell me you really care And feel sad tomorrow together I ' ll always love you. . . Forever, forever. There ' ll always be sunshine when I look at you Something I can ' t explain Just the things that you do And if you get lonely phone me And take a second to give to me the magic you make. BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL ' S THIRD Pamela Yotsko, first runner-up, and Mr. Yatsko applaud the Q jggn Mr. Duggan presents the new queen with flowers and a kiss. ANNUAL HOMECOMING 1979 Fourth runner-up Cheryl Blodgett and Mr. Blodgett. This year ' s spectacular Homecoming Gome was held on Saturday, October 20. Bedford played and beat a tough Newton South squad, 18 to zero. The Queen and her court were crowned by Mr. Duggon at half-time, and received bouquets. The Superband presented another thrilling half-time show after the ceremonies. It was an exciting day, end o very special occasion for five members of the class of 1980. Mr. Filleul prepares to drive the girls in the Homecoming Parade. Heartache Tonight Headgames Enough is Enough Broken Hearted Me Wait for Me Dreaming Still Cool Change Come to Me You ' re Only Lonely Slip Away Cruising I Know a Heartache When I See One You Decorated my Life Pop Muzik Take the Long Way Home Let ' s Talk Dirty to the Animals Always and Forever Tusk B.H.S. dance Boat landing School food Football team on Thanksgiving after school of the weekend going to school new temperature regulations the Student Office in detention grades in general instead of studying School Nurse Spirit Week Morning Announcements on report card day Advanced Biology homework Mr. Higgins ' walrus i Treasurer — Lisa Viola Vice President — Martha Ricker President — Julie Russo Secretary — Kelly Dougherty Front row: Morcy Appell, Froncie Beecy, Bonnie Bellengi, Becky Alderink, Debbie Bailey, Diana ben-Aaron Middle row: Juliet Ackeman, Gail Boothroyd, Andrea Ardito, Lynne Aucoin, Joanne Barry, Angela Bard. Bock row: Lauro Bench, Andy Blake, Peter Bianchi, Doug Auld, Nick Bonesteel, Frank Aholo, Robbie Boone, Guy Bertrond Front row: Pom Brown, Christopher Choate, Wayne Chilton, Daniel Burns, Lee Castro, Sherry Chen. Middle row: Carolyn Caruso, Lori Burnes, Katie Carruth, Mary Bruha, Loretta McKie, Rhonda Cardoos. Back row: Bill Carter, Joe Bumbaca, Jeff Bumbaco, Jeff Bryant, Peter Brooks, Bob Bradford. Front row: Jean Early, Gayle Doherty, Potty DeMattio, Beth Doucette, Maria DiTore. Middle row: Mark DeLellis, Cynthia Ellis, David Ellis, Robbie Emerson, Karen Draper, Linda Duda. Back row: John Egon, Barbara Donaldson, Keith Evans, Stephen DeVellis, Rene Dubkowskl, Joanne Dutro. Front row: David Greene, Patricio Gillen, Audrey Gollo, Susan Fogorty, Douglas Gurley. Middle row: Chris Hanson, Mary Foillo, Christina Flores, Diane French, Eileen Ford, Monique Foucher. Bock row: Brian Gountt, Donald Homonn, Kyle Hanson, Steven Gardner, Paul Forrell, Jeff Gage, Andrew Harrington. Front row: Linda Humphrey, Patricia Jauss, Diane Jonuskis, Neila Hingorani. Middle row: Karen Killam, Kathy Kimmins, Donna Hunter, Kathleen Hennrikus. Back row: Douglas Jellison, Martin Heggestad, Peter Joss, Scott Jones, Nora Kelly Front row: Peter Meyers, Jim Mercurio, Cindy Devine, Bonnie Nassr, Chris Miller, Retto McKie. Middle row: John McKenzie, Mike McEachern, Don Naugler, Charlie McGonogle, David Melvile, Jimmy McMahan. Bock row: Tony Miller, John Mici, Dan Mead, Mike McLaughlin, Andy Nowoichik, Steve McCombe Front row; Tom Perry, John Pidgeon, Lisa Pike, Dionne Oppedisano, Jon Plisko, Carol Morris. Middle row: Sheri Nickerson, Cheryl Neol, Sandy Olmstead, Eileen O ' Connell, John Porter, Richard Papalio. Back row; Vincent Orlando, Stacey Newman, Aileen O ' Connor, Brian O ' Hearn, Harlow Pinson, Jeff Millet, Bonnie Nassr, Loretta McKie. Front row: Debbie Raffo, Barry Serpa, Martha Ricker, Julie Russo, Beth Russo, David Puzzo. Middle row: Vicky Robidoux, Cheryl Savioli, Linda Sinotte, Linda Schoendorf, Erin Richter, Ann Riley. Back row; Dale Simmons, Mike Roy, Michael Scott, David Sizoo, Paulo Salter, Mary Beth Puffer. Front row: Mory Stockdole, Lisa Smith, Kothy Toft, Margoret Tynan, Becky Stinson, Loura Stephonson. Middle row: Gail Sullivan, Carole-Lee Spencer, Robert Stonley, Debbie Taylor, Sham Sondro, Dana Svendsen. Bock row; Jano Smith, Rodney Smith, Geoffry Spofford, Stephon Steele. President — Mary Koy Wieler Vice President — Kathy Whitney Secretary — Becco Sears Treasurer — Christine O ' Shaughnessy Front row: David Anderson, Linda Beck, Charlene Bland, Jill Aldorisio, Robin Blake. Middle row: Barbara Bush, Lynne Blaisdell, Bekah Angus, Maria Alessi, Stephanie Antonuccio, Susan Bergin. Back row: Linda Blomstedt, Greg Agonis, Nathan Allen, Scott Alcaide. Front row: Rob Brennan, Leslie Burger, Judy Chase, Karen Brandau, Jim Castenado. Middle row: Roy Boudreou, Louis Brown, Colleen Carter, Brenda Campagna, Morcia Carpentier, Jimmy Carter. Back row: Ginger Buxton, Dan Bruno, Nathan Brown, Paul Cierpial, Paul Brady, Kevin Bradshaw, Maureen Carruth. Front row: Alan Candy, Mike Clyde, Jocki Cormier, Jennifer Cobe, Brenda Cox, Paul Couvee. Middle row: Heather Corcoran, Darlene Conway, Kathy Davidson, Robin Comley, Marlene Conway, Deboroh Dorcy. Back row: John DeLellis, Ion Cone, Robert Couto, Louree Dameron, David Court ogolous Front row: Tim Earl, Lisa Dowling, Susan Donaldson, Neile Diehard, Mario Dolan, James Donovan. Middle row: Natalie Dobkowski, Rebecca Duda, Karen DeVellis, June Falabella, Rondy Eckhordt, Greg Evons. Back row: Richard Delfino, Karen Friedman, Robert Donohue, Mork Ennis, Deboroh Eaton, Kathleen Duggan, Greg Esses. Front row: David Fuller, John Garibotto, Debbie Eotori, Kathy Fitzgerald, Noncy Fuschetti, Karen Gountlett. Middle row: Michael Goguen, Amy Faulds, Carolyn Frimpter, Karen Friedman, Lois Forreil, Richard Goggins. Bock row: Fred Foerst, Greg French, Richard Gallant, John Fechrer, John Gagnon 82 Front row: Alison Horning, Jill Hunt, Wendi Hodgkinson, Richard Harrington, Arthur Harvey, Eileen Harrington. Middle row: Debby Holland, Betsy Greene, Kim Guillory, Kathy Gural, Louise Guay, Jodi Golonko Bock row: Aonico Henderson, Lisa Harrison, Glen Harrington, Scott Greenlee, Martin Guay, Bob Hoyland, John Hawkins. Front row: Scott Lewis, Patti Anthony, Bethanne Larson, Elaino Kenney, Denise Landriger. Middle row: Doug Kutyna, Robin Kleiman, Diane Klett, Kami Lambert, Sandy Lewis, David L ' Heureux. Back row: David Hutzenbiler, Ed Lone, John Larsen, David Kennedy, Brian LaGasse. Front row: Kristen Lundquist, Teresa MacNeil, Jean Little, Linda Johnson, Patty Lehan, Suson MacDonald, Morgo Madison, Andrea McClotchey. Middle row: Dovid McQuilken, Melindo Lopez, Donna MacDougall, Anne Lunig, Kathy Macintosh, Louro Libby, Kristen Manley, Denis Moillet. Bock row: James Mortin, Tony Lopez, Chris Mattoon, Jule McCombe, Dione McCorron, Terry McCarthy, Peter Manning, Bill Moszco, Robbie Matthews. 83 Front row: Ken Molloy, Heidi Mietzner, Liz McGonagle, Beth McMurtree, Poul McKie. Middle row: Rick Mizzoni, Bill Miksenas, Julie McGarry, Ann Mudgett, Karen Kenney, Mike Montemagno. Back row: Doug Millar, Bob Morse, Curly, Larry, Frank McGovern, Benjy Mendes, Steve Murtagh, Moe. Front row: Linda O ' Brien, Susan Nawoichik, Emily O ' Hara, Amity Puiliam, John Penney, Loralee Prior, Windy Pike, Joanna Piso. Middle row: Matt Pagelkopf, Jessie Ponagiotou, Deborah Ogden, Shelly Nassr, Chris O ' Shaughnessey, Jacqueline Nazzaro, Grace O ' Hara, Charles Nickerson. Back row: Theresa Patten, Nancy Nawoichik, Donna Mead, Scott Pederson, Moe, Curly, Larry, Kim Polk, Paulo Patterson. I Front row: Larry Puzzo, Laura Ricker, Linda Leong, Kothy Salinas. Middle row: Koren Freidmon, Natalie Rostkowski, Karen Rogers, Sharon Reidy, Bob Soinato, Betsy Schellhase. Back row: Sue Pyles, Paul Richter, Jim Front row: Adam Sutton, Steve Soltis, Alan Smith, Rich Sullivan. Middle row: Jill Smith, Becca Sears, Kris Theophile, Ann-Marie Sweeney. Back row: Robert Schoorens, James Theophile, Brian Smith, Tony Stacchi, Dove Tatosian. Front row: Carol Word, Bryan Wingood, Kris Zimmerman, John Williamson, Kathryn Whitney. Middle row: Brian Waterman, Kelli Whitley, Mary Kay Weiler, Ken Wilson, Tom Wilgo, Phil Wochsler. Back row: John Zolnoy, Fred Yonosick, Pat Wetherbee, Richard Verano, Steve Tompkins. Front row: Lisa Coleman, Kris Conners, Katie Bryan, Sue Bullock, Tom Conconnon, Nick Clark. Middle row: Sarah Campos, Linda Cormier, Sue Buckley, Theresa Buxton, John Carroll, Keith Ciampo. Back row: Chris Covanagh, Tina Carr, Scott Campbell, Jeff Conway, Chris Chemlin, Don Colonero. 86 Front row: Kothleen Croke, Christine Donodio, Sandra Couto, Mary Davidson, Susan Dutra, Kerri Dougherty, Kimberly Draper, Peter Dunn. Middle row iamei Cummings, Nodine DiClemente, Christina Dedrick, Gary tgon, Mark Damery, Timothy Donahue, Eric Eaton Back row: Tracy DeFrancesco, Lynne Droskovich, Jennifer Crocker, Ceroid Crocker, Kristen Cowan, Victorio Duncan, Beth Denoro. Front row: Oliver Heller, Terry Herlihy, Nancy Hotch, Lesley Harrington, Erin Horrington, Seon Hewitt Middk row: Alan Jekilian, Brian Honley, Chock Hayword, tnck Herlihy, Jo Hironoko, Carol Johnson. Dirw Jellison, Oovid Heggestod Bock row: Goil Hulbert, Julie Homihon. Richard Jeannotte. Mark Isnor, Robert Hodgkmton, Cindy Johnson, Jenny Hilker. 87 Front row: Joe Kelnhofer, Liso Leary, Diana Kenney, Monica Louro, Elaine Kenison, Leon Lousarcrian. Middle row: William Lindley, Helen Kwon, Carolyn Killam, Michelle Lewis, Mike Kempton, Brian Jones. Back row: Mark Knopf, Frank Kolarik, Rob Livingston, Erik Lund, Todd Kirkland, Eileen Kilpatrick, Amy Lehan. Front row: Janice O ' Donell, Laura McMahan, Elaine McEochern, Lisa Mici, Greg McCollem, Jim McKenno, Julie Macyko. Middle row: Jim McLaughlin, Steve McDonough, Kristi Mason, Kerstin McGilvray, Elaine Millar, Annette Molchow, Chris Miller, Roger McKenno. Back row: Mark Michaud, Scott DeFoe, Liz McCulloch, Roseonne McHugh, Peter Millett, Karen MacQuilken, Lisa Manning, Allison Mourer, Joe Maskalenko, Roger Lydon, Janice McEachern. Front row: Stephanie Morris, Michelle Pelletler, Jane Morano, Kim Neol, Eric Olsen, Kenny Pliska. Middle row: Sal Poglia, Steve O ' Neil, Caroline Mix, Merry Moore, Bonnie Murray, Michael Melville, Alan Paine, Rich O ' Neil. Back row: Poul Patterson, Dave Olmstead, Sean O ' Connor, Chris Moore, Guy Montemagno, David Packer. Front row: Jeff Porter, Dianne Seiro, Chris Porter, Steve Riley, Stephanie Robinson, Carol Richardson. Middle row: Ronald Roland, Jon Rider, Margie Powderly, Lee Ann Rushton, Laurie Rutter, Laura Price. Back row: Debbie Roffa, Andy Ringle, William Pyles, Dan Puffer, Glen Raymond, Mike Quinn Front row: Kevin St. Onge, Ben Sfinson, Jennifer Terrell, Nancy Sullivan, Theresa Sylvia, Mike Spofford, Karen Swider. Middle row: Kurt Stogdill, Kristy Sundro, Robert Snider, Amy Theobold, Don Sheehon, Tommy Stouter, Kathy Smith, Joel Shamon. Bock row: Terri Soderstrom, Bethonne Telford, Eric Stephon, Joe Sterms, Andy Smort, Molly Silvestrone, Alison Sibley, Candy Smith, Front row: Denise Webb, Monique Tilton, Gretchen Voight, Amy Tucker, John Whitworth, Mark Wochsler. Middle row: Greg Towie, Barbara Wolline, Juilene Ullrich, Sharon Wheat on, Michoel Williamson, William Webster, John Trenholm, Robert Williams. Bock row: Sarah Wright, Karen Torgerson, Pom Wetherbee, Norman Wright, Doug Traynor, David Wheeler. 96 CONCERT BAND Piccolo Diana Lund Kathryn Gural Flute Lori Latino Neiie Dichord Jeanne Feehrer Diana ben-Aoron Lauren Benson Anne Lunig Janet Kenison Carolyn Clyde Karen McCarthy Theresa McCarthy Jo-Ellen Damery Sarah Campos Deborah Hansen Roseanne McHugh Theresa Binsack Oboe Cynthia Bailey Carolyn Killam Bossoon Karen Killam Bass Clarinet Katherine Smith Eb Clarinet Katharina Bryan Bb Clorinet Anne Marie Papalia Eric Lundquist Lori Lorsen Julie Hamilton Heidi Mietzner Christine Donodio Michael Melville Susan Aldorisio David Puzzo Jonathan Goldman Laura McMahan Rebecca Sears Elaine Millar Lisa Pike Elaine McEachern Eileen Ford Richard O ' Neil Michael Spofford Jonet Collins Brendo Cox Kendyl Davis Guy Montemagno Alto Saxophone William Bruno Thomas Conconnon Liso Smith Karen Torgerson Michael Montemagno Kenneth Mayer Douglas Millar Christopher Moore Tenor Saxophone Drew Poore Trumpet David Sizoo Robert Brennan Beth Anne Telford Douglas Auld Robert Morse Richard Davidson Andrew Ringle Dana Ansel David Wheeler Kurt Graeff Keith Ciampa French Horn Barbara Walline Dana Svendsen Wendy Pike Trombone Brian Gauntt Douglas Bensley Nathaniel Brown Baritone Horn Carolyn Frimpter Lorry Puzzo Paul Bernard Michoel Sykes Tuba Deborah Rotto Frederic Foerst Susan Ayasse Percussion Glenn Ellis Gregory Agonis Daniel Bruno Ion Cone Michael Goguen Gail Heinrich Steven McDonough Michael Clyde Richard Delfino Williom Moczko Brian Hanley Gregory McCollem Concert Bond Seniors: Drew Poore, Jo-Ellen Damery, Karen McCarthy, Anne Marie Papalia (Concertmistress), Glenn Ellis (Head of Percussion). Conductor — Mr. Hagor Viola John Reehrer Morgaret Walline Violin 1 Sarah Swider Boss Clarinet Beth Ann Larson Keith Evans Amy Theobald Linda Blomstedt Trombone Harlow Pinson Janice Molloy Oboe Scoff Pedersen Katie Carruth Cello Cynthia Ellis Matfhew Pogelkopt Kristino Zimmerman Pamela Brown Jonet Sword Brass Trombone Richard Proulx Piccolo Bosson Paul McKenno ' Michael McEachern Sand ra Schiff Catherine Christen Tubo Violin 11 Flute Trumpet Todd Campbell Scott Campbell Linda Schoendorf Charles Brunner Percussion Mark Damery Carolyn Caruso Trumpet Wayne Johnson Molly Silvestrone Michi Yukawa Charles Brunner Katie Kennedy Amy Lehon Clarinet Glenn Cullen John Pidgeon Amy Tucker Sandra Draper David Melville Gory Ackermon Fernando Sanchez Gale Aldorisio David Paradise = senior French Horn John Deranian SOCCER PEP BAND Front Row — Carolyn Caruso, Sondra Droper, Janet Sword, LirxJo Blomstedt, Neila Diehard, Susan Bergin, Andreo McCtatchey, M h Yukawa, Middle Row — John Pidgeon, AAotthew Pogelkopf, Glenn Cullen, Cynthia Ellis, Linda SchoerxJorf, Liso Viok), Louis Brown Margaret Wolline, Koren Killam, Borboro Walline, Corolyn Kilkjm Back Row — Vincent Orlando, John DeLellis, Kotie Kennedy. Pool Cierpiol, Richard Papalia, Robert Stonley, David Folweiler, Gory Ac kerman, Fred Foerst, Drew Poore. WIND ENSEMBLE Piccolo Lois Nordby Brian Kelley Sandra Schiff Louis Brown Margaret Walline Flute John Feehrer Beth Anne Larsen Lindo Schoendorf Gale Aldorisio Trombone Carolyn Caruso Vincent Orlando Thomos Richardson Michi Yukawa Lisa Viola Scott Pedersen Andrea McClatchey Alto Saxophone Harlow Pinson Obo« Douglas Gurley Matthew Pagelkopf Cynthia Ellis Amy Webster Brass Trombone Janet Sword Tenor Saxophone Paul McKenno Bosson Sandy Draper Tubo Cotherine Christen Baritone Saxophone David Folweiler Contnibsss Clarinet Jeffrey Hand Baritone Horn Daniel Morgan Trumpet Richard Heinrich Bass Clarinet Charles Brunner Scott Campbell Linda Blomstedt David Paradise Percussion Eb Clorinet Glenn Cullen Wayne Johnson Susan Bergin Richard Papolia Mark Delellis Bb Clarinet Paul Cierpial Kotie Kennedy Deborah Kaplan David Melville John Pidgeon Sham Sundra French Horn Gary Ackerman Robert Stanley John Deranion denotes o member of the Class of 1 980 JAZZ ENSEMBLE Alto Saxophone Sham Sundra Douglas Gurley Tenor Saxophone Sandra Draper Cynthia Ellis Baritone Saxophone Jeffrey Hand Trumpet Glenn Cullen Charles Brunner Richard Papalia Paul Cierpial Trombone Thomas Richardson Scott Pedersen Harlow Pinson Bross Trombone Paul McKenna Tuba David Folweiler Piano Sandra Schiff Guitar Richard Heinrich Electric Boss Todd Campbell Vibraphone Wayne Johnson Percussion Gary Ackerman John Pidgeon Katie Kennedy Mark DeLellis Denotes a member of the class of 1 980 DOUBLE DOUBLE SEXTETTE — Conductor, Mrs. Nolan. (Left to right) Therese Bel- lino, Laura Bryan, Sheila Hingorani, Melindo Lopez, Catherine Christen, Bar- bara Wolline, Sharon Brown, Margaret Walline, Karen Killam, Kathryn Gural, Stephanie Moll, Kelly Dougherty, Michi Yukawa (accompanist). MADRIGAL SINGERS — First row: Mrs. Latham (conductor), Laura Bryan, Rebecca Alderink, Wayne Johnson, Paul Scheyder, Gary Ackermon, Sarah Swider, Cynthia Johnson, Jeffrey Gage (accompanist). Second row: Judith Chase . . . Marcia Carpentier. Third row: Heather Corcoran, Therese Bellino, Christopher Choate, Ferenc Nagy, Kelly Dougherty. Fourth row: Carol Richardson . . . Stephanie Moll. Fifth row: Jon Boll, Keith Evans, Mono Nagy. ENSEMBLES Front Row — Candy Smith, Lisa Manning, Terri McCarthy, Valerie French, Angelica Colao, Donna Masse, Anne Whitaker, Lisa Leary, Julie Maczko, Diana Lund, Lynne Schubert, Janet Pliska, Sue Meod, Michelle Levesque. Second Row — Elizatjeth McCulloch, Katherine Hoksch, Corolyn Clyde, Debbie Clyde, Elaine McEochern, Gail Hulbert, Lindo Christen, Ann Mudgett, Becky Morrison, Anita Scioroffo, Natalie Epeneter, Brenda Compogno, Louree Dameron. Third Row — Louro Rutter, Denise Landrigan, Diana Blair, Lauren Benson, Cindy Bailey, Nodine DiClemente, Corol-Lee Spencer, Amy Theobald, Carol Johnson, Mkrhelle Little, Leslie Po- ton. Fourth Row — Laura Farinello, Christine Donodio, Janice McEochern, Tammy Stouter, Kristy Sundro, Jodi Golonko, Debbie Eaton, Kerri Dougherty, Julie Hamilton, Mory-lou Guirelo, Karen Swider, Carolyn Killom, Susan Dutro, Terri Binsock, Dionne Serro. Fifth Row — Theresa Sylvia, Lisa Poor, Jo-Ellen Damery, Kristine Cowan, Elizabeth Bonesteel, Carolyn Stockdole, Carolyn Kenney, Lindo Coristi, Betsy Cowan, Nancy Bloke, Trocey Aucoin, Meg Dutra, Claire Towie, Christine Sutherlond, Amondo Wheeler, Sandy Olmsteod, Cheryl Neol. Front row: Susan Ayasse, Katie Bryan, Natalie Dobkowski, Anne Lunig, Debbie Bailey, Adam Sutton, Scott Campt ell, Michoel Melville, Jeff Porter, Jonathan Goldman, Stephanie Moll, Kelly Dougherty, Ann Hutzenbiler, Diana Lund. Second row: Deborah Eoton, Margaret Walline, Sharon Brown, Sheila Hingorani, Deborah Clyde, Vincent Orlando, John DeLellis, Fred Foerst, Michoel McEachern, Paul Scheyder, Kathy Guroi, Nancy Bloke, Shirley Cottrill, Molly Silvestrone, Susan Bergin. Third row: Karen Friedman, Notalie Rostkowski, Barbara Walline, Begono Albisuo, Therese Beilino, Paul Caruso, Robert Hoyland, Peter Colonero, Richard Dovidson, Donald Navaler, Sheri Nickerson, Nino Bohrod, Kathy Sparks, Karen Killam, MaryAnn Lanier. Back row: Lisa Shea, Debbie Manning, Mich! Yukawa, Renee Dobkowski, Melinda Lofsez, Laura Bryan, Cathy Christen, Dwight Reader, Chris Choate, Edwin Busch, Ferenc Nagy, Jeff Hand, Tom Richardson, Geoffrey Spofford, Mary Kay Wieler. Accompanist: Wayne Johnson. GERMAN CLUB Alison Horning, Margaret Wolline, Erico Ellingson, Beth Ann Telford, Mark Wachsler, Marty Heggested, Jeff Gage, Williom Lindley. Mr. Ullmonn, Chris Hansen, Terri McCarthy, Michi Yukawa, Mr. Kelly OUTING CLUB Andy Nawoichik, Eric Thomson, Stacey Horning, Brian Dougherty, Dave Paradise. A.F.S. Front Row — Katie Bryan, Stocey Neumann, Laurel Davidson, Begone Albisua, Laura Bryan, Renee Dobi owski, Carol Richardson, Second Row — Doug Gurley, Miss Clourtier,Neila Hingoroni, Heather Lane, Lisa Oduya, Mary Flores, Erica Root, Angelica Coloo, Third Row — Tom Perry, Margaret Walline, Alison Horning, Grace O ' Hara, Ann Marie Sweeny, Kathy Colliton, Christa Flewelling, Fourth Row — Kirsten Groeff, Danny Burns, Marci Appall, Katherine Hoksch, Bengi Mendes, Steve Murtagh, Debbie Hansen, Stephanie Moll, Fifth Row — Barbara Donaldson, Michi Yukama, Kelly Colliton, Natilie Dobkowski, Valerie French, Becky Stinson, Elizabeth Wright. Front Row — Janice Molloy, Stacey Newann, Middle Row — Begona Albisua, Laura Bryan, Laurel Davidson, Sheila Hingoroni, Bock Row — Nino Bohrod, Renee Dobkowski, Emily O ' Hara, Katie Bryan. A O F. F S. F I C E R S J.S.R. Front Row — Michelle Levesque, Corolyn Kenncy, Joonn Hettinger, Anne Hufzentxier, Kothy Sparks, Bock Row — Stocey Horning. Stephonie Moll. Poul Caruso, Nancy Bloke, CXivid Ellis, missing Oovid Si7oo — prpsKrfenf Kiki Pedersen 107 SKI CLUB Front Row — Dona Ansel, J. P. Greelish, Mark Damery, Stephen Steele, Randy Eckhardt, Scott Alcade, Robbie Schoorens, Robert Hoyland. Middle Row — Steven Gardner, Valerie French, Karen Friedman, Potty Lehan, Julie McCombe, Susan Bergin, Scott Penney, Jim Stepchew, David Hutzenbiler. Lost Row — Kristin Lundquist, Lisa Viola, Jeff Porter, Greg Esses, Eric Lundquist, Renee Dobkowski, Mike Goguen, Kris Pruyn, Andy Nowoichik, Mike Scott, Gregory Agonis, David Folweiler, Andy Ewart, Anne Marie Papalia, Carol Delaney. David Ellis, Stephanie Antonuccio, Marcia Carpentier, Peter Movers. SAC T D O U V M D I M E S I NOT R Y T E E CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE Front Row — Phil Wachsler, Mary Flores, Nina Bohrod, Renee Dobkowski, David Ellis, Back Row — Neile Diehard, Sheila Hingoroni, Karen Killam, Kelly Col liton, Sean Pickett, Margaret Walline, Natolie Dobkowski, Stephanie Antonuccio, Kathy Colllton. SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Front Row — Jay White, Peter Russo, Mike Davidson, Sue Mead, Middle Row — Lisa Poor, Nina Bohrod, Kiki Pedersen, Sheila Hingorani, Michelle Levesque, Back Row — Carolyn Kenney, Ann Marie Papalia, Joanne Hettinger, John Stefonelli, Tom Mulligan, Carol Delaney. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE Front Row — Pom Brown, Kelly CoMifon, FroncM Ricker, Gail Hulbert, Laura Bryon, Bock Row — Paul Forrell, Peter Russo. Pool Caruso, Oono Woshburn. Front Row — Tom Perry, Kelly Kimmons, Phil Wachsler, Sarah Swider, Back Row — Jean Little, Mr. Desilets, Alison Horning. 110 MATH LEAGUE Front Row — Stacey Horning. Middle Row — Sean McAullife, Nick Bonesteel, Bill Bruno, David Kennedy. Back Row — Katie Kennedy, David Paradise, Nona Nagy, Mark Wachsler, Jeff Sontosuosso. Missing — David Sizoo SCIENCE CLUB Front Row — William Lindley, Stacey Horning, Alison Horning, Middle Row — David Ellis, Andy Nowoichik, Jim Ellis, Bock Row — HI Mark Wachsler, Phil Wachsler. A CHRISTMAS CAROL Kenneth Mayer as Scrooge. Kctherine Hoksch admires the Christmas tree. Mr. Fezziwig (Vincent Orlando), Scrooge ' s old employer, and his wife (Morcy Appell) demonstrate the Fastest Polka in the World as the enthusiastic portygoers cheer them on. CAST Accompanist — Jeff Gage; Schoolmarm — Sharon Brown; Felicity — Carolyn Killom; Schoolgirls — Cindy Bailey, Lauren Benson, Ann Mudgett, Borbora Walline; Fred (Scrooge ' s nephew) — Stephen Murtagh; Young Girl — Katherine Hoksch; Delivery Boy — Stuart Blair; First Lady — Diana Blair; Second Lady — Diana ben-Aoron; Ebeneezer Scrooge — Kenneth Mayer; Bob Cratchit — Paul Scheyder; Mrs. Dilber (Scrooge ' s Maid) — Lisa Poor; Jacob Morley ' s Ghost — Chris Hansen; Ghost of Christmas Past — John Martin; Ghostly Sprites — Katie Bryan, Elizabeth McCullogh; Mr. Fezziwig — Vincent Orlando; Young Scrooge — Martin Heggestod; Mrs. Fezziwig — Marcy Appell; Isabel (Scrooge ' s fi- nancee) — Laura Bryan; Ghost of Christmas Present — David Greene; Mrs. Cratchit — Stephanie Moll, Elsie Cratchit — Debbie Hansen; Betsy Cratchit — Carolyn Clyde; Horry Cratchit — John Ep eneter; Martho Cratchit — Theresa McCarthy; Tiny Tim Cratchit — Scott Lindsey; Ghost of Christmas Future — Benjamin Mendes; Gypsies — Karen Killam and Margaret Walline; Mr. Sharkey, pawnbroker — Peter Meyers; Chorus of shoppers and dancers; Neile Dichord, Carolyn Frimpter, Jonine Gountt, Erin Harrington, Diane Klett, T.J. Laffon, Caroline Mix, Adam Sutton, Karen Torgerson, Morcia Corpentier. Scrooge, Fred (Stephen Murtagh), and the Cratchrts sing Tiny Tim ' s Carol. FALL PLAY ' 79 Mrs. Cratchit (Stephanie Moll) thinks about what she would like to do to Scrooge as the Ghost of Christmas Present (David Greene) and Bob Cratchit (Paul Scheyder) look on. I Scrooge ' s Maid Mrs. Dilber (Lisa Poor) listens in vein for ghosts. Isabel (Laura Bryan) sings What Color are My Eyes to fiance Young Scrooge (Martin pi Heggestad). CREW Director — Mr. Goerge; Production Stage Manager — Malcolm Martin; Rehearsal Stage Manager — Chris Hansen; Electrician — Fred Foerst; Special Effects — Ian Cone; Carpenter — Chris Hansen; Props — Marcia Carpentier; Graphics — Chris Hansen; Crew — David MocQuilken, Amy Theobald, David Folweiler, Bill Webster, Sal Paglia, T.J. Laffan, Liz Bonesteel, Stuart Bloir; House Manager — Arthur Bom- bitz; Ushers — Deanno Collins, Janet Collins, Denise Conway, Sandy Draper, Jean Feehrer, Jonathon Goldman, Sheila Hingorani, Amy Lehon, Jeonne Little, Beth Ann Telford, Kristen Theophile, Kelli Whitley. Scrooge tells the charity collectors (Diana ben-Aoron and Diono Blair) in no uncertain terms exactly why he will not contribute to their fund. Jacob Marley (Chris Hansen) sorrowfully examines the chain he forged in life. Tiny Tim (Scott Lindsey, 9, a Honscom AFB fourth groder) leads the Cratchits and Fred in Tinv Tim ' s Carol: God Bless Us Every One AFJROTC Allen, Note Avitable, Lucio Bibee, Michelle Bradshaw, Kevin Brennan, Rob Brown, Dove Brown, Note Bullock, Bruce Costonedo, Jim Costro, Lee Clark, Nick Cloutier, Michelle Clyde, Mike Commings, Jim Cone, Ion Crocker, J.J. Cushman, Jay Davis, Kendyl Dowling, Liso Draper, Sandie Duncan, Vickie Early, Jean Feole, Angie Feole, Terry Fryer, Bob Gognon, Anita Gognon, John Gerdes, Eric Graeff, Kurt Hilker, Jennifer Hoksch, Kotherine Hoksch, Steven Jeonnotte, Richard Lindley, Bill MacArthur, Brian Mackintosh, Kathy MacNeil, Terri McDonough, Steve McLaughlin, Mike Mendes, Benji Moffet, Keith Murphey, Dawn Olsen, Eric Orlando, Vince Paglio, Sal Pufifer, Dove Reidy, Sharon Richardson, Carol Rider, Jon Roland, Ron Roseman, Robyn Schoorens, Bob Shaw, Steve Soltis, Steve Stevens, Joe Sylvia, Theresa Ullrich, Dale Wheeler, Dove Whitworth, John Woodland, Ken )16 118 First Row: Tri-captains Tom Mead, Scott Penny, Dave Hawkins; Second Row: Jeff Hand, Mike Michaud, Joe Weover, Tom Mulligan, Hal Runyan, Dove Grieb, Dave Morano, Bill Stinson, Phil Wilkins, Bill Gural, Cliff Moore, Paul Siekman, Don Birch; Third Row: Kyle Hanson, Rich Varano, Paul Farrel, Gene Vatrano, Doug Park, Bob Massa, Kevin Hartwell, Jim Santos, Todd Russel, Mark Little, Mike McLaughlin; Fourth Row: Coach Saborin, John Leiry, Scott Honse, John Spidel, Eric Lunquist, Mike English, Bob Kilpatrik, Scott Compa, Jeff Willson, Jim Ruggerio, Assistant Coach Petrillo; Fifth Row: Mike Mead, Devin Kinneen, Greg French, Mark Ennis, Dave Walsh, Carl Russell, Ken Russell, Mike Monymagno, Bill McSenise, Rob Hoyland; Sixth Row: Dan Oram, Pat Gennetti, John Isnor, Ed Lone, Bob Donoue, Russ D ' Aurio, Fred Yonasik, Peter Brooks, Rob Emerson, Scooter Willos, Andy Blake. DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE QUAD — OF 1979 CHAMPS Bedford Hudson Loconia N.H. Lincon-Sudbury Acton- Boxborough Woylond Newton-South Weston Fichburg Lowell Concord-Carlisle Opponent 8 3 6 19 20 15 First Row: Steve DeClimentie, Devin Kinneen, Mike English, Bob Kilpatric, Pat Genetti, Rob Hoylond, Eric Lunquist, Mike Mead, Scott Champa, Dove Walsh; Second Row; John Spidel, Mike Montymogno, Scootter Willos, Jim Ruggirio, Andy Blake, Dan Oram, Carl Russell, Paul Farrell, Greg French, Jeff Willson, Ken Russell; Third Row: Ed Lane, Kyle Hanson, Gene Vatrano, Fred Yonasik, Bill McSenis, Rich Verono, Pater Brooks, Mark Ennis, Scott Honse, John Leiry, Bob Donaue. BOYS SOCCER DIVISION II NORTH CHAMPS ni Post Season Ploy North Reoding Mosconomet Lexington Christian Acodemy Way land Nouset Opponent ) 2 1 3 Front Row: Don Naugler, Jim Morris, Eppy Busch, Co-captains Dorren Colonero and Gordy Guoy, Jim Concanon, Mike McEachern, Rich D ' Entremont; Back Row: Coach Patuiio, Rich Dovidson, Steve Morris, Steve Davidson, Jim Stepchew, Ferenc Nagy, Chuck Brunner, Kris Pruyn, Neil Ward, Svein Gjelsvick, Peter Colonero, Don Hamonn, Billy Carter. Most Talkative — Don Hamann Looniest laugh — Kris Pruyn Most Sophisticated — Rich Davidson Best Legs — Svein Gjelsvik Best Smile — Ferenc Nogy Team Clown — Gordy Gouy Friendliest toward goalies — Steve Davidson Prettiest Eyes — Neil Word Best Dressed — Peter Colonero Most Likely to Succeed — Chuck Brunner Team Couple — Darren Colonero and Eppy Busch Most Athletic — Paul D ' Entremont Biggest Brownie — Mike McEachern Team Contributors — Jim and Steve Morris Best Personality — Jim Conconnon Best Hair — Steve Morris Team Flirt — Don Naugler First Row: Tri-captains Doug Gurly, Geott Spottord, and Rob Morse, Second Row: Keith Evevs, Tom Perry, John Williamson, Kevin Bradshow, Dana Svendsen, Don Bruno, Doug Millar, Bill Moscow; Third Row: Jim Carter, Peter Manning, Keith Johnson, Marty Gauy, Brian Gaunt, David Duff, Eric Olson, Coach Frost. .1 J.V. — (Back Row, left to right) Eileen Kilpotrick, Dionne Serro, Denise Webb, Corel Johnson, Mary Davidson, Liso Manning, Merry Moore, Kim Neal, Sarah Folweiler, Susan Aldorisio, Margie Powderly, Terri Binsock, (Front Row, left to right) Sandi Lewis, Louree Dameron, Suzanne FVIes, Ann Lunig, Rebekoh Angus, Kothy Fitzgerald, Barbara Busch, Lynn Blaisdell. 131 BOYS SWIM TEAM Front Row: Robin Kleinman, Shirley Ewart, Joan Sullivan, Laura Bryan, Kim Dixon, Cathy Christen, Cindy Johnson, Jean Feehrer; Middle Row: Cheryl Neal, Gail Sullivan, Pom Brown, Erin Richter, Janet Collins, Amy Lehan, Michelle Little, Kathy Whitney; Back Row: Coach Sparks, Kami Lambert, Christine Donodio, Julie Maczko, Paulo Salter, Emily O ' hara, Kelly Colliton, Louise Guay, Diane Klett. AQUA-BUCS BOYS CROSS COUNTRY ' 79 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY ' 79 Freshmen Basketball Front Row — Alon Henderson, Joe Maskelenko, Leon Lousararian, Mike Regerio, Eric Lund, Doug Trainor, Back Row — Scott Defoe, Peter Dunn, Scott Campell, Poul Freedman, Kurt Stogdill, Andy Ringle, Tom Papolio, Coach Larson. GIRLS BASKETBALL 79-80 138 First Row: Laura McMahon, Potty Roffo, Mary Davidson, Molly Silvestrone, Kim Neal, Diana Kenney, Sardy Couto; Second row: Coach McManus, Lucia Avitable, Roseanne McHugh, Jennifer Crocker, Karen MacQuilken, Lesley Paton, Sharon Wheoton, Merry Moore, Lisa Manning, Terry Buxton; Missing: Terry Binsock, Monogers Julie Hamilton, Karen Swider, Lisa Coleman, Diane Serro. Vim ' V ' 28 ft M Shyest Likes Suicides the Best Most Likely to Finish Lost in Sprints Most Senous Meanest Best Hoit Teom T roine ' Likes Foul Shooting the Best Best Right Leg Most Sophiit ' .old1 Fronces Richer Kothy Hennkus Trocey Inwin Yvonn Buso Lynn Moggcrty Tett Bums MKhelW Bwt Amy Hamilton Uso Smith .ik« McMurtne Rol Otton 139 FOOTBALL BASKETBALL cheerleaders Front Row: Carol Kean, Linda Johnson, Mary-Jo McManus. Second Row: Jill Aldorisio, Mary Bruho, Debbie Manning, Chris F lores, Jody Golonka, Tracey Aucoin, Joanne Dutra. 140 Front Row: Chris Miller, Debbie Collins, Naomi Sachs, Carol Rennie; Bock Row: Shelly Nossr, Jean Little, Kelly Whitley, Pom Yatsko, Stocey Hatch, Frances Beecy, Kim Whitley. WINTER TRACK f tl. I f J.V. Front row: Gene Vetrono, John Deranian, Jeff Santosuosso, Robert Kilpatrick, Phil Wilkins, Eric Lundquist. Back row: Coach Petrillo, Don Oram, Dave Grieb, Peter Brooks, Fred Miksenas, Michael McLaughlin, John McKenzie, Reed Wood- worth. Freshmen, Front row: Jeff Lipson, David Kennedy, Roy Boudreou, Bob Donahue, Dove Walsh, Jim Ruggrerio, John Larson, John Isnor, Dove Tofoe- sian, Dave Courtoglous, Robbie Matthews, Michael Mead, John Howkins, Coach Sobourin. Front row: John Goraboto, Ken Russell, Jimmy Carter, Michael Swider, Jeff Gentile, Richard Varono, Brian Templeton, Rob Hoy- land, Bob Couto, Eric Bumonn, Allen Coady, Tim Earl. - V,. GIRLS SPRING TRACK 1979 m q f U BOYS SPRING TRACK tlj 1979 Front row (left to right): Kevin Dougherty, Brian Milligon, Jeff Hoyland, Joe Collins, John Colmon, Ken Word, Steve Zolnoy. Middle row: Chris Wiesen, Rich Davidson, Eppy Busch, Neil Ward, Mark Nolan, Bill Bruno, Don Birch, Peter Colonero, Dave Howkins, Kris Pryun, Bill Harrington. Bock row: Coach Sullivan, Lee Castro, Bryant Wingood, John Feehrer, Peter Russo, Doug Gurley, Geoff Spofford, Todd Campbell, Bob Bradford, Jim Mecurio, John Zolnoy, Coach Gillis. LACROSS ' 79 74 Varsity, Front row: David Gerber, Fred Kelly, Mike Arsonalt, Bernie Morgan, Rich D ' Entremont, George Linohan, Paul Barberi, John Mulligan, Randy Tony, Jeff Hand. Middle row: Pot Weatherbee, Rick Cohan, Ferenc Nogy, Gordy French, Bill Stinson, Dean Jeas, Scott Penny, Jim Stepchew, Bill Gural, Marc Boothroyd, Brian Guantt. Last row; Coach Mallet, Greg French, Paul D ' Entremont, Scott Champa, Joe Devine, Jeff O ' Roarke, Fred Yonasik, Don Hammond, Paul Forrell, Tom Perry, Mike Montamogno, Devin Kenneen. J. v.. Front row: Brian Gaunt, Tom Perry, Joe Devine, Paul D ' Entremont, Scott Champa, Mike Montomagno, Devine KInneen, Fred Yonosick. Back row: Greg French, Don Hammond, Bill Gurol, Gordy French, Jeff O ' Roarke, Ferenc Nagy, Paul Farrel, More Boothroyd, Rick Cowen, Coach Haley. GYMNASTICS Front Row — Kristen Theophile, Susan Willis, Gale Aldorisio, Ginger Stern, Cindy Auld, Middle Row — Carol Johnson, Susan Aldorisio, Sara Folweiler, Morgorie Powderly, Mario Alessi, Marie Preston, Gail Hulbert, Robin Kleiman, Susan Buckley, Bock Row — Jennifer Cobe, Jill Aldorisio, Susan Bullock, Elaine McEochern, Linda Christen, Stephanie Robinson, Janice McEochern, Christine Donadio, Helen Kwon, 157 160 Jie W 15 a man Tjzspcctai (tnc( admired Tie constantlu c( alkn t{ hm H, cdvoaus sasrcfiLTUj ar mvo horfzxrns 34c VdQ3 mivdmduaL bu pomilar opinion bWcMilif tnflucncec( by fhoscHcrotmd Mm, 3ie was poi- ctfrxUd to voice his (ypimofrtb- 3iis decisions voere ctrrivfed c ajfzr muck corrfvwj: l( fton ' 3KiS ovtnion yoere fxighly valued, 3ie aifemptcd fo correcf- 3ie yvas nof one fo sit hack ns f,ome did did nof reflect- upon the mst- because tru as ihefu ' turc voojiders oj lij c- 3ie livepf Q jull life n rich lije- . J 3ic lived Q life f(iQt wmru lona fdr buiyevo -xpei-icncc JWcmorifil Jiohcrf CjiUh SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Dr. Kenton E. Stephens, Sr. The pages of this yearbook offer me a most pleasant opportunity to give my greetings to those students whose experiences and activities are portrayed herein. The seniors who leave us this year have earned our best wishes for the greatest of success in school and in work. We will miss them. We will use the photo- graphs and reports in this Year- book to recall our association with them. To those students who will re- main in the school for another year or more, we give our en- couragement that they, too, may attain the high levels of aca- demic success, athletic prowess, musical skill, and artistic and dramatic achievement which previous Bedford High School classes have maintained. And, most important of all, we say that we as teachers and adminis- trators welcome the opportunity to help each student reach his or her goals in high school. A D M I N I S T R A T I O N J PRINCIPAL Thomas J. Duggan The past four years have been years which each of you will always remember. My hope is that we in the high school have been able to contribute, in a positive way, to your future plans and that the memories you have of this high school will be, indeed, ones of happi- ness and of worthwile experi- ences. I hope that the decisions that you made during your four years here will have a lasting effect on your future. Each of you must now decide a direc- tion to take; and whatever de- cision you make, 1 wish you success. On behalf of all of us at Bed- ford High School, I would like to congratulate you and wish you the best! Thomas J. Duggan Principal ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL William Ambrose LIBRARIANS A-V Mr. Toland Mrs. Latham Mr. Phinney 172 Mr. DiPietro — (Industrial Arts) SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Krueger Mr. Palmer aH ' 6 H H H-C-C-H I I. H H Eth Miss Freeman Mr. Smith Mr. Biggio Compliments of BEDFORD RESEARCH PARK ASSOC. Congratulation from PAUL J. GOLDSTEIN D.D.S. AND KEN KROWNE D.M.D. Bedford Jewelers Great Rood Shopping Center Bedford, MA 01730 Tel. 275-7056 Leon Hair Stylist 275-1960 275-9743 319 Greet Road Bedford, Mas: BEDFORD — BILLERICA FORMAL SHOPS Tuxedos For All Occasions Bedford Shopping Center 158 Great Rood Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 617-275-7088 LOUIS PISAPIA Treble Cove Plozo 199 Boston Rood Billerica, Massochusetts 01862 6 17-667- 1475 Best Wishes from ROBERT INTERNATIONAL 3 Meriam St. Lexington 862-6936 Uniquely handcrafted 14k gold and sterling silver jewelry. Custom work and repairs on premises SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 325 Great Road 275-9066 4 mpliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 DR. MRS. E. EAGLES KAYE INSTRUMENTS, INC. 275-0300 INSTRUMENTS 15 Deangelo Drive Bedford, Mass. 01730 Dillen Funeral Home BEDFORD ENGINEERING CORP Carl Richardson 124 South Rd. 3805 Mt. Vernon Ave. Bedford, Mo. 01739 Alexandria, Vo. 22305 BEDFORD BARBER STYLISTS Congratulations to the Class of 1980. Bedford Laboratoriesjip Harwell Road, Bedford. An Equal Opportunity Employer. 183 ■ 1 19 The Great Road Bedford, Ma. 01730 INCORPORATED COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS C. R. Burgess President Bus. (617) 275-6800 Res. (617) 459-9092 BOWEN ' S Toyland Hobby Center Bedford Shopping Center Bedford, Mass. 275-7210 Jack Flash Printing Tells the Senior Class to Go For It 1 1 ere 1 ' y Ml ' f ooJlea 1 I WHITE TOYS EXCLUSIVELY • 4 • EXPERT ALL-BREEO PET QROOMINQ • POODLE AND AFGHAN HOUND SHOW GROOMING « CONDITIONtNO • AKC WHITE TOY POODLE PUPPIES AND STUD SERVICE For Those Who Care, Call Tres Chere! MRS. BARBARA NIBLACK 617-2751296 S9 CONCORD RD. (RT. 82) BEDFORD. MASS. 01730 BEST WISHES EAST INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 101 The Great Rd. Bedford, Mo. 01730 Bradley P. Howes Robert U. Johnson Genetti ' s Pockoqe Store DONALD L. CORNWELL ' 7one.- 861-0206 Residence: 649-6391 -f3lNE CORNER V Trimming - Training - Battling Pet Supplies - Boarding - Pet Cemetery 42 NORTH ROAD BEDFORD, MA 01730 ERIC B. BIRMINGHAM, D.D.S. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of 1980 Dr. an4 Mrs. Eric B. Birmingham Management And Marketing Consultants To Book Publishers 4 yuL The Huenefeld Company John Huenefeld Virginia Wiley Margaret Schwerin 1 19 The Great Road Bedford, MA 01730 (617) 275-2280 Compliments of Dr. Mrs. Michael Koury , r STEVES ' 105 Great Rd. Bedford; Moss. 01730 Owners: Steve Shea - Steve Moy STDNtHENGE Congratulations tm Closs Marilyn Kean Jock Kean n Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 BEDFORD PERMANENT FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION 1 I Compliments of Blue Ribbon Dairy 186 Great Rood Bedford 275-7261 Milk From Selectee SALON DE TANTE COIFFURES Bedford Shopping Center Great Rd., Bedford, Md 275-7020 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ' 80 LAWRENCE H. C4RLTON C.P.A. sumcji KELLY TIRES BEDFORD SUNOCO TIRE CENTER 1 80 Great Road Bedford, Moss. 01730 Col Brammer Tel: 275-9759 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 BEDFORD REAL ESTA 99 The Great Rood Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 (617) 275-8540 Ben Sears Home 275-7865 Dr. Mrs. Guy A. McGorry Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 Compliments R.R. RODNf RECORDS TAPES 49 Great Rd. Bedford, Moss. ,275-8222 DUNHAM ' S BOOK STORE Good Used Books and Paperbacks Bought and Sold ii Over 15,000 Books Priced and Classified 50 Great Rd. Bedford 275-9140 epnone ay 5-77 44 Solm Gad g) ick and 9aul C. S)ick t lloineys at JCow 9aul C. Wick 2 5 ual Sid. Sedfoid, SMass. otyso Compliments of KENNETH KAPLAN, M.D. 9 Dobbins Auto Repair Monday Th 7 AM — 6 PM 1 77 Bedford Street Burlington, Mo. 01730 BEDFORD POLICE I ASSOCIATION, INC. | (617) 275-2330 BEDFORD TRAVEL, INC. 138 The Great Road Bedford, Mass. 01730 With Best Wishes From JOHN E. JAPP, M.D. 1 Congratulations to Class of 1980 Thomas E. Noble, M.D. 143 The Great Road Bedford, Massachusetts Telephone 275-6944 Gladys Harrison, O.D. Dorothy K. Dolan, O.D Office Hours By Appointment 01730 862-0326 Best Wishes to the class of 1980 from American Optical Corp. Medical Division AD SKATING AND WRESTLING EQUIPMENT POWER MOWERS SNOW BLOWERS DIAL 275-0900 RTS. 4 379 NORTH ROAD ROBERT T. DUNN Attorney At Law (617) 275-6146 Res. 275-7901 60 The Great Road Bedford, Mass. 01730 MAPLt Musical Instruments Coffee House Sheet Music WEATHER SERVICES CORPORATION 131 A Great Road, Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 Telephone: (617) 275-8860 LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT CLASS OF 1 980 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1 980 BASF THE INVENTOR OF RECORDING TAPE MAGNETIC CROSBY DRIVE BEDFORD, MASS. 01730 SYKE Francis P. Bumann k Certified Public Accountant 8 Beverly Road Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 617-275-8451 «4 Congratulations From Spire Corporation . . . Our very best wisties for health, happiness and prosperity to the Class of 1980 and to all of the students, faculty and administration of Bedford High School. r V IN ENERGY... SPI IS THE PLACE TO CROW! rporatlon Patriots Park Bedford, MA 01730 Compliments of C. Rogers Lord, M.D. and John W. Bergin, M.D. 1 CongratuJaTTbns to the Class of ' 80 1 5 Wiggins Ave. Roffler Products CENTER HAIR STYLIST Open Daily and Thursday Evenings 275-771 1 168 E. Great Road • Bedford Shopping Center • o« Compliments of ooo® American Hospital Supply Corporation American Hospital Supply Division | American Scientific Products Division American Dietary Products Division 20-26 Wiggins Ave. Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 MINUTEMAN VOLKSWAGEN AND OLDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE PARTS 39 NORTH ROAD-BEDFORD, MA. AT JUNCTION OF RT. 45-225 275-8000 m Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1980 Millipore Corporation Ashby Road Bedford, Mass. 01730 (617) 275-9200 F m he, class o-f Q ns to the Class of 1980 COULTER SYSEMS CORP. 35 Wiggins Avenue Bedford, MA. DOM ' S SERVICE STATION Prop. Dom Palmeri Grease - Oil - Tune-Ups Tires - Accessories 314 Great Road Dial 275-9756 I i I BEST WISHES to the Bedford High School Class of 1980 D D YNA TREND IN CORPORA TED BOSTON • WASHINGTON • PHILADELPHIA ■ lu ; « ■ Bedford Pharmacy Bedford Shopping Center 166 Greet Road Bedford, Mass. 01730 Phone 27S6931 Congratulations to the Class Of 1980 (617) 275-2040 PERFORMANCE MOTOR PARTS Foreign Domestic Auto Parts Chuck LeBlanc Manager 335 Great Rd. Bedford, MA. 01730 r BEDFORD FARMS ICE CREAM SINCE 1880 Law Offices BRIDGE, DYSON KILMARTIN 1 13 The Great Rd. Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 Telephone (617) 275-0860 BDITDER? 26 WESTDN AVENUE. SDMERVILLE RAILROAD AVENUE, BEDFORD, MASS. 666-30D0 Z7S-7655 The Great Road to Insurance MATTHEW J. Auto, Home, TOMASSIAN Business, Life lr «urance Pensions, IRA, Keogh Plans INSURANCE AGENCY I BEDFORD FRUIT STORE Fruit — Confectionery — Tonics — ice Cream Cigars and Tobacco The Great Road, Bedford, Mass. 275-0025 ARTS FLOWERS weddings. Kmerals all occasions 275-7125 14? THE GREAT ROAD BEDFORD iJSuii ' ' •4d l-i?.VA!,!L aiWg ij,rjk Bill Gould Motors Inc. 25 North Road Bedford, Mass. 275-7200 Chrysler — Plymouth — Volare New Cars — Used Cars — Towing — Body Work Congratulations from Miller Disposal, inc. Congratulations to the class of ' 80 from RICHARD A. DAVIDSON B.S. R.P.H. DAVIDSON ' S PHARMACY ING. MIX FLORIST For the personal touch on all occasions 375 Concord Rd. Bedford, Ma. 01730 TEL FLiORA 275-6255 MELTING POT INTERNATIONAL 20 Waltham St. Lexington MA. THE IMPORTED FOOD STORE Complete Bulk Cheese Display Complete Deli Dept. Full Meat Dept. Open Sundays 8 a.m. -12 noon Mon-Sat 9-6 Fri till 7 p.m. Call: 862-1880 198 the Great Rd. Bicyc les- Repairs- Accessories Congratulations to the class of 1980 , Congratuldrioi i A.W. CLIFFORD, REALTORS Bedford ' s Oldest Real Estate Firm Established 1940 Best Wishes to Class of 1980 Compliments of HANSCOM OFFICERS ' WIVES ' CLUB Congratulations Graduates! art Picture Framing — Art Supplies Bedford Shopping Center, 275-2768 Congt Congratulations to The Class of 1980 138 the Great Road • PtvKord MA 01730 6 7? 75-663 Congratulations from all of us and sincerest wishes for future success. ' 0f THE MITRE CORPORATION lift VICTOR PUBLISHERS |f Printing and Copying at the Lord Bedford Motor Inn 275-8422 Congratulations to the class of 80 from the Yearbook Staff !Sii of you From the cTSsTtof 81 m Good Luck to the class of 1980 from MR. AND MRS. PATRICK L KELLY AND FAMILY BEDFORD DAY, OUR TWO-HUNDRED FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY , , Neu; Eugimid record for no snou; ' P ' ed at Who r r{f KHoTTv ' Kramer vs. Kramer life Chad Green dies in Mexico . inoanf V arrests old Bedford ' 250 yea- vvo ,rf s . g„rn Free Ml 6 Miss Galla,har leaves hi h school , , tHere- og ' ' ' ' c J 4th term White re-e ected Kennedy decides to run CamhoAia ' Korean p ' ' ent Lin , 1 Young ' J Andrew ' 1 .irotest % i4 4 a- d 2 n - ji £) 5 2 he T BUY - A - LINE Mike L., Steve J., Mike D., and Billy M., remember when we came home from hockey and got chased by the drunk kids from Concord all the way to T.R. ' s house D — I think we ' re all pretty cooked — M D.G., T.C. Muffins, hubby-celebrate our 50th anniversory soon? M L. Take the long way home! E L. Turn red much? Party with SAGE! L.S. Lets be cheerleaders. N.H. Lets go running twenty miles today? L.S. K.T. Tengo un buen dia! S.N. Trelly, cheerleading camp, shaving cream fight, out on the foof, OK we ' re the guys, leave it alone, Moby George, hey, hey, hey, Jimmy, no, don ' t, fame, 10 min good smacks. Please, it ' s not in the dream. Go nuts Bob and Tom, good times — we ' re outa here — Jode ' Borr, how ' s the football field? Littles? Much Molson? Can you remember now? How ' s T ? How ' s football in the library with Patty? Jo, Lisa, Beth, Rob Toke a right right after the rail . . . watch out for the tree! Jo, you can get off the floor now, the gas tank isn ' t going to blow up. Rob, was that your last dance? Love Donna Kevin — Did anyone mistake you for the INCREDIBLE HUNK? You sure fooled us! B.C. Tell Timmy Bubbles called. Electric Horseman, oranges and o Harvey ' s Special. SAT ' s in New York, Soumen at Harvard. Eric, today you hove gym. Margaret — Surprise! Jeff, here he comes. S.H. Barbaro, how ' s cooking? Detention? Was it fun? How ' s T ? Don ' t forget C ! Going to gym? No, again! Patty isn ' t either? Not surprising. Weav, Opium den 7 3 8, Monka K.S., L.A.R., B.C., S.T. remember when we went to Harvard and that guy came up behind Kothy and took her pickles? That was funny. Neila H., Stocey N., remember taking the long way home till daybreak. After the donee . . . Shell Nancy: Spore me! He ' s so cute! To Jo — Summer of ' 79 Hull, Good times, you know it, over the gully, castle land of the lost wag call me a Doctor, waso, a bottle of red, a bottle of white, walking down Cormel Street (me and you and Peter) hey, hey, hey, Pichures at Paragon — Jo Paul S., John S., Sheila H., Nina B., always look on the bright side of life. Shell Sure, you ' ve got your Eppy colognes for going to the movies, or even a Broadway show (a little Chanel 19 behind the ears). And you can hove those Peter colognes for fooling around at a movie (Smitty sets the mood). And you ' ve got your Richord colognes for no reason at all (Cachet changes for every woman that wears it). But Darren is for LUST To D.N., R.D., P.D., and D.H. Remember: Wakey, wakey, rise and shine. Time to go runnin ' from M M. Young one. Who moved the compsite? Sleeping on the highway. That tent that collapsed all by itself, leaving us in the rain. The scar on my face, the drinking contest, I won. My pants, too big for you. Staying up oil nite just to give the little brat a ride home. The fights. Halloween. End of little studley. You ' ve chonged, must be adolescence? B.F.A. Are you experienced. To: Sheila, Nino, Michelle, and Laura. I ' ll always remember you and all the fun times we ' ve hod together. Thank-you for the friendship and support you ' ve always given me. Keep in touch! Love, Steph Big Pick, did you hurt yourself when you fell down the stairs at Hank ' s House on New Years Eve? Whoa! Whoa! Hey, you guys, do do you you wont to to go go to to the Mini Bike Races? Pick, remember on Smiley ' s dock up Maine? That was unbelievable, the way it squirted out. Limpy Green coots burn well. Peter ' s Pit 1 979. I love rabbits, Keith and Brian are hiding. Here comes Tom. T.W.K. — Give birth at the Star Trek movie! That bright green shell that doesn ' t seem like one — phase out! — Mudge Don O., what were you staring at that night ot Sharon ' s Halloween party? M L. Fall over many stone walls Potty. Anne, ore you bus happy? Fred and Barney, remember the dance? Wieners, remember the island? Pick, how was Pecky? You must have been in heaven! M L. and Honk I ' ll kill for munchies! — Chubby Wubby. Peffer, Toby — The Iranian, B.R., F.N., our perfect record is ruined. We ' re lucky we didn ' t get orrested. Bad Co., V.H., Kansas and the Who. Sholmowitz with his bagelwagon still hasn ' t got drunk. The Id prevails. B.G. Jo — still have those lists? We never schenud, did we? Lip gloss — what a night! Thanks for the memories! Thanks and good-luck to everyone who has holped and befriended me since my arrival here. Good-luck to everyone on the back of the bus, it ' s been great. See yo again soon — maybe when in Texas give me o visit. Bye! Brian Kelley Advark, Porksey, Fuggydoo!? Eileen — I know who you really like! What o swimmer! Remember you, me, and Kris that night? Go for it! Thonks for everything — my brother ' s sister R.P. Girls: Chicken tastes like wood, SOME; Jag: Reasons to be cheerful, port 6, How ore my ladies; Move ' m in move ' m out; Not ' cause you wont to, ' cause you hove to; Get on down on ' par-toy with my . . .; The Bemies; You know what I meon, you know what I ' m soyin ' ; Brain damoged speed freak; Smile if you got lucky last nite. The back room; I hear the tables calling you; 69B, giggle, giggle; Bust ' em; Bevilocquastein, Hoggertini; Nifty; Disco vs. Rock; No more greoseballs; Brewskies, Anthony, will you do us a fovor . . .?; Which ones will and which ones won ' t?; Nice looking and smooth talking; Me-fur; Warden — our Guardian Angel; Sister Sledge; Do you ski? Sure do!; Boby I ' m the Best!; Am I right or om I left; You know who loves you; Think it ' s easy being me?; We ore family! Kelley, remember all those exciting things we did together. Cruising around town. Mac ' s, Popo Gino ' s, and the Church. Donno Hi Sue, yo wonno throw a f risbee? Hi Tina, Willy D. Hi Lisa, you shouldn ' t moon at Springs Brook! Hi Anne, Hi Donna, Hi Beth, Hi Robin, Hi Leigh Anne, Hi Sheila, Hi Kiki, Hi Carolyn, Hi Bob, thanks for putting up with us. And Reed, I can ' t wait ' til ' 85! — Jo Beth C. Remember, Ma, do I like steak? , locking the keys in the cor and the lady with the groceries! — Beth J.M., L.B., B.B., C D., J.B., A. M P., L.F. — Thanks for the good times, for listening when I needed a friend. If you need me, I ' ll be there . . . Love always, L.D. After work ' s late nite cruise . . . broken mailbox? — P.D. and CM. D P., I hope ' 79 is forgotten, I didn ' t mean for it to happen. I ' m reolly sorry. B.L. Lisa and Carolyn — Remember: Dorchester, Ad.B., Arrowhead and Pewter Pot (drop food much!) — Gale A M P. — Remember; the pool party. Junior Prom, weekend at Bobby ' s, Pope ' s visit, soccer gomes, getting lost in Wellesley, get some air, chairlifts, I have to go to the bathroom (but in the men ' s room?), Somebody ' s gonno hurt someone, Expert ski slopes, broken toes and broken hearts. Thanks for everything! Me Meg, Freckles on ears — Popsickles, Mmm Mmm Good! — X-rated talks — Who is it this week? — Will you change the radio station in the von? — Cookie Jorvis — Love Notch Coth — remember humanities with M.K. and M L. and D.H ? Chewgum? Carol: Remember the Concord gome? You looked sooo funny . . . you mode my night . . Linda — I ' m so embarrassed, look at my knee I ' ll never forget that. Love, Linda C.C. Not J. A ! G.S. — rolling in K ' s. B Y. — Were you? K.J — Fall in many Marshall ' s boses; extract burns! D.G. — How ' s your foot? Reverse not neutral — stalls out! Psychic about telephone booths poles? Ginger and Cindy — Remember: Dance, T W.D., 151, Mrs. D. , M B. and D.G. and B.W., Window, and J.B. — New Years! 1 2:00 — LASF (TC) Jean, Julie, Stocey, Tracey, Liz, Roz, Ellen, Kris — Speeding to where? Best Bet where Phil did whot? Pictures of hunks — Much gossip — high — Bye — Love Brenda Jane: Voya o olmorzor. Linda Munchy, remember Saturday nights — loosing the cor, dances, Papa Gino ' s, and Mac ' s! Don ' t forget cute Rick . . and Mike? Let ' s let green shirted guys live forever! Going to that guy ' s house, 99 and 10! Slinky dresses, Mitchum, nut cups, screwdrivers and bowling backwards. What a riot! You ' re such o jerk! But a good friend. Beth C.B. — So-o-o! Thonx for the Prom, the great summer, and for oil of the terrific times (Hey, it ' s my life). Obviously, I love you. — J.B. Joyne and Chris — The boys from Woylond! Stocey — remember almost getting hit? Go nuts after the Prom! Parking lot crash. Good times. Love, Ellen Joan — partying at the movies. Sold out! Fun at the Beach. Fun English classes. Good times! Right, Peggy? Love, Dorothy Tracey: The Hudson game. Tracey: Linda, Linda Um-uh, oh shoot, Lin-Linda I will never forgive you. A M P. — Your parties ore fantastic. Bon fire X-AAas in 1980? Good luck in college. Let the good times roll. Keep the Foith. — J.B. D C. — Getting dates for the Prom, remember? Portying before, during, and after? Need o safety pin? Out of control! Good-luck. E M. To Howie with love. Thanks for all the great times you gave me. I couldn ' t hove made it through these years without you. When you ' re feeling down, just remember all the fun times we ' ve hod. We ' ve both leorned o lot through being together and we ' ve got a long life ahead of us ond so much more to learn. I know I ' ve hod to lean on you a lot when I ' ve been troubled, ond I love you for never turning me away. We ' ve come a long woy so for, but we hove a long way to go. It will be o pleasure sharing it with you. Love, Anne Tracey porollel parking by the library, 2:30 A.M. partying. Let ' s go to Arlington Heights. How ' s your alarm clock? Good times. Love, Elleni Sue: Wine and beer . . . bong . . pop goes the wine bottle . . . you looked so funny in the bock seat. Thanks for all the good times. Love, Linda C D. — You are a great friend. I hope that we go to school together. Be careful of inflatable beds! Be Preppie! — J.B. To L.H., N.B., B.B., CD., K.C, Never forget the excellent times, especiolly at Driver ' s Ed., Nell. Remember Lynn ' s party and the punch! I ' ll miss y ' oll when I move! L.A.D. — Finally! Remember Junior-Senior Proms and pooters, caterpillar people, family gripes, week-old popcorn, baby pumpkins. We ' re wild and crazy people! 12, gimme five, block soul man. Hod some great ones. Chuck and Pete, David ' s creepy friend, freezing outside during Exchange concert. Good- luck! Seal — the Giggly! Advonced biology dissections, feet through the windows, holes in walls, sleeping over after family trouble, thanks for understonding. Steph — Tequila Sunsets, Tokin It to the Streets, District and Gorgeous hunks, parties, parties, parties. Thanks for making it possible. Flood — I P S., chemistry, wonderful homeroom, stupid Prince and Dorky, Sleazy, Limpid, insane but fun! Paul — Fields, green meadows, pastures, and neon lights (it ' s electric). — L A B. L.D. — Hey Buddy! Sweater collection. E. N. ' s in P.E.? Mr. Bill. Colby weekend. Did you see the hunk in the towel? — J.B. J. A.M. never forget Nov. 2nd, Mr. P. ' s English class; our Jr. and Sr. year; and all the good times!! A C. — remember driver ' s ed., popcorn, heart rocks, locking the keys in the cor, tennis and the dances. You ' ll get him yet. It ' s been great. — B.C. Mike, Rick, Randy, Chris, Greg . . . Party at Red ' s, Mike — perching it downstairs, Wizord of Oz, Good times with the Germon Shepord Pete and Rick. Rings and cider. Linda — Maybe you con moke some money off the peanut butter perfume! Too bod we didn ' t give H.P. the note!! E H. — Et tu Brute? — G.S. Hey Pepe: Remember: Working in the school store? You ' re just a dumb bonono! Putting up posters ot 5:00 A.M. Good luck ond keep in touch! Love — Carolyn Girls swim team — aren ' t away meets funner? Shine-on. Thnks for the memories. Good luck next year. S.E. quit 214 looking at kids with see through suits on! J.C. has no manners in MacDonalds. — J.S. Bonjer! I remember . . . Mr. Bubbles 6th gr. Oliver! . . . Pinafore. RAGtime, craziness. Choir, Musicals, Quebec. Double Sextette: Thanks! C.C., S.M.: Thanks for growing with me. My duck says quoa, quoo! KBBCS DEM La, You ' ve got a friend. The Stupid Prince sailed The USS Pantyhose disguised as a birdcage with Sleazy and Limpid. BBA, LD, JM, — Why am I attracted to lunatics.- LB, NA — 6 years! My friends; Je me souviens-toujours! See you The Night Before Christmas LP two more things, 1 ) sing out Louise. 2) smile baby! — SAB Remember York Beach! M.D., S.D., and P.S. will never forget the Animal Pork; and how Mr. Siek. said he didn ' t core about us getting arrested, but he till 2 o ' clock in the morning. K.D. — Have another glass of champagne! Teenage A. A. probably wouldn ' t have taken your hopeless case anyway! Party much New Years Eve? Thanks for the memories! GS Powderpuff football team — Concord wasn ' t as tough as they looked. Thanks for the memories and revenge on Concord. Joan L.A. — Thanks for all your help. Never forget A.W., V.P., and P.V., the laughter ond tears. Remember work — easy jobs, the curb at Lexington library, the robot, plane, stalling at the gate, and humanities. — B.C. Lisa — Remember: prom, tower, sneaking into houses, subs, common, Harvard Sq., Turco ' s (walk munch). Eager Beaver, lAICD, landings, cruising. Bill and Bob ' s teo-tolks, Pino Coloadas, disco. New Year ' s. ' ' 1 980! Don ' t forget promises. How much money do YOU have.- Who ore you.- YLADRS! Drive much. We bought! L and J, C and B Love Always — Me! Dave G., Gordo, Eppy, and Mike D., remember that one bathroom that got hammered at the Junior ' s dance. M.S. — Thanx for splitting lunches with me! Don ' t forget when we ate the whole pan of fudge! I ' m glad we became friends this year! — G S. Sharon, Humanities is the small joke. We make good cookies. Cheryl, glad we ' re friends but no more popcorn! Joan Anne — Remember all the good times. Hove fun with Gene in Virginia, and never forget Bedford High. — BC. Stephan and Benjamin, I ' ll always love you both the bestest Morcy-Chiquitito. You are one and the same. We shared and will share so much. Koy, You can ' t leave. Remember my sweet sixteen? I ' ll carry that scar forever, and Marc, I ' ll bleed if I want K.H. Donna and Michele: Good times — lunch, gym, Mrs. B ' s classes! Good luck always. M — remember cruising and talks? D — remember JC and Oscars, playing pool? Gale — stiff! Remember: Biology, Humanities, Pewter Pot, Teddy Bear? We ' re such immature children! Love Always — Carolyn We ' ve had alot of fun K.A.M. Have a good summer — B.C. Kath — Remember the great lasagno noodles that we attempted to burn in the pot-bellied stove? Remember the other unburnables. Svein — always my cookie Maryjo no I don ' t hove ony gum or any candy. Joan. Shirley — Don ' t forget all the good times we ' ve had together. I ' m glad we were co-coptcins! Good party. Thanx for being a good friend. Joan. Chuckles and Terry — remember everything: Harvard square, Lowell, Concerts, okay. Re Juonite — Don ' t forget all the fun on the swimm team. Remember Hey Baby, Hey Baby at the Red Sox game? I can ' t believe you ore a senior. We ' ve had alot of good times! Don ' t forget New Years Eve!! — Gracielo L.F. I ' ll always remember how you helped me out through a very rough time. If you ever need somebody I hope I can be the one to help. D.D.I Donna, beth, remember Barbados, Toil anyone lately and going to the wrong house, and Nutcups, what a blast!! Ellen — Hey Dorothy Hamil, don ' t forget all the good memories we ' ve had together. Hod a real good time in Maine but no more scary movies. Joan Halligan — found out the best way to take your advice was to do the exact opposite. Works out great. Chris — kneelonds, I spies, Wedgwood S.D.! Carol — We ' ve got food! Come on over! Sue ' s see many movies! Drive ins. Donna, Do you wanna? Buck. Quack! Quack! Beck, get Frank ' s journal, hurry he ' s not here. (Boat- landing. Party ' s, New Years Eve) — Ben. Brian, Buck, Not bad Donna. Many good times and many more to come. Going to the beach. Bobby and Joann 9 22 78. Trolly, remember driving to the gas station. The Wilmington Whimps — Drive ins — steamed windows, F.B.I. Agents, C.W., I ' ll never do that! and all the summer nights. Meg Keep it down, I ' m trying to sleep I hope there ' s nobody ' s here. Mz bottle of number 36 Schlitz Lite Where ' s my Micka Mouse Mug? Spagetti Strainer, summer at Danny ' s, sport car into gutter, Fr. Bob, Fr. Kyle, singing on rooftops, diary, pumpkin stealing at 2 A.M., toga, goto, music, recipe, divider, no stars, P.M. A., no bones eggs, spitboll, elevator, toby mead broken tooth, hand, toe, onicle, finger, muffler, running into Kyle .... twice, popcorn, party ends at ten, chaffuer, markers, waltzing, best friends. To Steve: Hey babe, we ' re gonna make it. We ' ve hod some great times! And some bod times. So you changed us for awhile but, everything changed back. Au back to normal. Take care of Jingle ' s I still have to get used to him but, he ' s going to be around for awhile. Antigua here we come! Forever!!! Cuz we ' re going to be rich. Look out Joan (I hate her) — You keep me smilin ' — forever us! Yeh — Love always. Deb Hey, Hey, my, my. Rick and Roll will never die. To win you I ' d suffer anything and be glad I call that a bargain, the best I ever had. I Karen — Our expert driving to the soccer games! What kind of gum is it? — Anne Marie Deb, think of the weekend, many bruises! Quick, it ' s Charlie Brown, break his knee in the door! What do you mean you can ' t find it? Thank God for toss pillows. Hi Shirl, you look nice; Deb ' s sick and I ' m Annie ' s cousin. Sue Deb, good-luck with Wayne and Kansas life — Cleaning floors — Nope, we don ' t do windows — 1 5, thanks for being our friend! Love, Brenda and Karen Stacey, Tracey, Shirley, Dean, Liz, Julie: rainy weekends in N.H. How do you get to the North-end Skiing! Where ' s the exit? Summer nights down at the circle. Farmers Field. Jean — laugh much? Liz ond the Stones. Pig out! 6 ft. long subs. New Years Eve 1979! PARTYING!! Thanks. Love, Ellen Lynne, remember leeps and leeptions! Never forget that voice, driving over the curb. Per. E. and the Gree Grump, drooling over R.R. in the f romt row, in love with J. P., wow! Great having all those guys, sure. What about Junior Prom? What a blast. Never forget Get upstairs, and Pirj the on the ! Well, thanks so much for bein ' a friend! Michelle! J.S. — Expletive Deleted! Buddy, great party, real intense. Where are the guys? Evaluations. Kinky pictures! — i.B.I S.H. — Keep swimming, check under the beds lately? J.M., T.I. — Yes concert, going up one way roods the wrong way. Peanuts in back seat, Wolfboro, Bart, parties during school, half-days, farmers, E.M. — Spaghetti in the rain .... Thanks D.M. Holding hands in the dork, hots. Rick ' s party Jan. 1 2, floating sky high — naturally! Remember unzipped zippers? How embarrassing! B.L. Clare, Remember summer school, all our trips to the moll, and Hey, hop on her! ? Joan is a reoly cutey pie — poor pat! 19 is their prime, and all our pick ups J.T., F.M., T.M., D P., G.A., M.M., and lost but not least, the tururp! Yuc — let ' s get dash faced! Remember X-mos eve and New Year ' s Eve dash-faced? Your poor cor. Kiss quieter next time. I love Steven! Deb (P.S. — Let ' s go to another town, wanna?) Steph M. — remember the Party Times in the Caddy and going to that college party. Good times forever. Shell Dionna: How ' s . . .? N.Y.E. Jo? No? Dianna, un huh? I ' ll get tissue! To more good times together! Love ya sweetie Robin Shell, Loure, Steph, Shell, Laurel, Janice, Sharon, Kiki, John-boy, Paul, Sharon, etc. — This is it! Don ' t forget all the good times. None of you ore either a G.S.P. or B.U.S.! Sheila — remember saying, Too bad it ' s not hard yet? John — forget that one bad experience at the dance. Laurel and Janice — olios 13 and 14, remember 12! Steph — I ' ll be looking for you on Broadway, Laura — I ' ll be looking for you in the opera houses! Kiki — Thanks for this space and for surviving Latin with me! All of you — In the words of Note King Cole, Stay as sweet as you ore! — which shouldn ' t be very difficult. Everybody, don ' t forget Nino Rosina Dina, Nino Snyder, Nino Martin, or Nina Wayne — Love, Neen. Steve — Kitchen tolks Anne T.G. Remember; The sandpits, the common, center school, playing frisbee, hanging around the B.P., the bowling alley, biking it to Wolden, pulling olnighters, getting bagged, cruising in the paper truck, starting fires at the B.L., partying every weekend, Fitzys, Charlies, The Mobile, Cloirmount N.H., The Pig Roost. We ' ve sure done it all! — D.D.I You ' re a strong man with a Big Lip Scott Mc. (Michele) George, one Hitters in Biology. (Limpy) Liz — You ' ll be surprised, someone ' II soy your beautiful, you ' ll agree. David — Whole world celebration? M and S — beautiful couple, sweet kids. Kothy — please don ' t go! — D. Ann — remember babe, primal scream, anytime, anywhere. T.J. — Death on two legs Dedicated to . . . you. Rodger — he ' s stupid, ploy it. David — you forgot ommodown, don ' t forget me. Dee — you put up with (junk) from me, but you always moke me smile, (sniff). Amy — name it after me. — Liz — you ' re stacked! Binney — remember us, we love you! Chris — Ireland? We ' ll still love you. Chris — Hi, sexy. Corolynne — keep laughing. Everyone — remember movies, Conobie Lake, parties, plays, skating, boyfriends, good friends, green M and M ' s, kisses, love you — L, D, C. Bye guys! — Corolynne Fran — He like ' s you, I know he does. — Chris Pot — summer skinny dip in your pool? — Chris Robin M. remember the fun times we hod at Friendly ' s and the nut cups. Shell I ' m in love with Cone! P.A.-n-C.M. Jo, remember New Years Eve and what fun we had. — sociology talks — 10 and the chose afterwards. — Love Lee. To everyone that helped decorate for the Junior Prom! Our class worked great together on Friday! What o blast! It was worth all time and money spent! — Anne Marie Kris: smoking . . .1st time I ' m not getting anything, Mic, Bud B.O.B. Buzz. Good Girls don ' t but we do! Love Robin To Carolyn: Good Luck in the years to come. Love Dionne To my Cotton Ball remember the Fairly ploy Castle. Love always Carolyn K. and Karen K., remember St. Patty ' s day putting the shamrocks on my car and being followed by that von. — Shell To Deb: Remember: Christmas vocation? New Years Eve? The telephone pole that jumped in front of the cor? The cop at Macs? Partying every weekend? Almost wolking home from Billerico to get away from and ? Raytheon with and . . and our audience? The TB River? Summer School? Our shopping sprees ? Workmen in the summer? And our long talks? Thanks for being my friend. Love Clare. Jo- skiing at Sunopee Did great ' til they come. Couldn ' t carry equipment, picking up those three kids! Mountain climbing with your gallon of cider. My surprise party! Roller skating!! — Anne Marie Frenchy, screaming through the parking lot. Mac, Michelob and Eogles. Menty, coll back, important. Thanks forever. Whimp, all my love Bambi. To M.K.W. and Shelly: Remember New Years Eve? . . . When the Saints go Marching In. M.K.W. — remember those nights with Gene and Joe? — Whose MaryJone? .... Smoking Stubborn Stogies . . . pot pancakes. To Robin — remember May 26th? Take a dive! Good Dip! Who broke the antenna? . . . Thumbs up! Sue — remember using washcloths at Carls house? . . . Collision on Old Couseway. Anne — Hod fun at Webbfield 215 t ' far, C tigs in M.L. ' s bockyord! Love, Lee. Robin: What about torpedoes? He does! How was sleeping on the steps New Years Eve? Love Dionne Becco — Con you see 5 mins. in front C3 you?! chin, chin! Anrie ' To rny big bro: Hove fun ot college. I ' ll miss you. With love, D.F. Sue — Start fires ot Hoydens? Flashlight, tolking oryj o cop foils out? I could tell by tfieir breoth Love, AAoria Gast pxjrty ' 78 — N. Ganwoy — I owe you one — arrested? — So. So — 3:33 ' — Does 1 reolly do it? — Different shirt? — AFS — Tuborg — Ski Team bus rides — Banar os and apples — Good-n-plenty — Timmy Chopstick — Okemo — ISO ' s — TVO in locker room, bra — Bong, bong . . . — Whipped cream, nxirshmollow . . . — ALWAYS, Little J and Good Heod Hey, M.M., how ' s your bee sting? Does it still hurt? Love yo! K.P.S. you ' re ottrocted to me, o Virgo. Becky tripping? Talking on th phone till 6:00, Mickey Mouse shirt help! Joonn wonts thot mark on your cheek? Tricio yo dog. Well, hello Linda. Kate (jock brood on drugs) strawberry field parting! New Year ' s Eve. Vicky cruising and ovokiir g. Vicky self service, con you pump? Louie, we ' re going to flush you. — B.W. and V.R. Hang in there Meggy — Summer of ' 77 and tt e lemons ond Mr. D. Keep in touch. — Lisa Mitch, remember thot terrific night out with four gay guys? Doug and friends Laurel — shopping for Prom dress! Showing mom? Talking at John ' s porty! A. M P. Just a speciol Hi there to all you toll, long and flexible guys. Love from AAelinda Neile and The Freshmon (bo-dum-bum) Bee, Bussh forever, 2 10 pieces, 4: 1 ratio, seowoll shooting moon, 5 mokes 15. P-cors take pictures, remperwig, Chinese firedrills, Freebird solo, Don ' Karen, Tern, Lisa — Remember singirtg, Burt Reynolds, babysitting cars in Wolthom, apple juice, cookies, and syntf esizers. Love you downs, Laurie- To Notch, from Freck, Keep on rollin ' Jimmy baby, Hey Lynn, don ' t do too much blow dryir g at Two Teaks Joonrie ond Lourel — Remember our wicked fun college weekend; ripe ond juicy rnangos, generator lights, E.N. ' s and our popular air mottress. So , . . it ' s great hoving friends like you two! Corole Kothy — hove many problems going through windows? Or in hallway freshman year? Or the pkjy in tf e parking lot? Love, Maria Corolyn — (xirple lines? Prom, New Hampshire and no lights? I. A. I. C D ? Plon A, T.T. ' s? M L.? Disco? Love, Lisa K-T, nights were fine, partying was fun, you ' ll hove o greot coreer as a poet. Best friend, Stogpole, J. High Field, John and Budro, Bagged, Joe ' s ckiss — Hock, Chucky buys, I owe you or e-six, ttiey ' re filing their noils, Mouskasip, Que Problemo, Honeycomb, Buddy, Hey, NO WAY! Midnite swim ot Wedgewood, Rodicol, AAcConn ' s, Beost, Debby Delicious, Beat! It ' s been real. Annie Anne, Lantem Ln, lights out, green light at Wong ' s, Bking, coffee in bathroom — pxjss out, stop huggin ' me, on oil 4 ' rs, ketchup ond aspirin for breakfast, we ' re friends, H.M.W.G.S. Don Denise, remember the time I told you S.H. wears blush? Thanks for all the help with Mr. Supermarket Hope I get him some day. S.H. loves D C. K.T. loves M M. Twink, wiskeydew with me and Bird, Boys room nice inside? Thurvib off much? Hospital not donee, ride elevators, talk till 3:00 A.M., 194 1 , M.G. and A.N., stay good. Don To P.P. and Potti: Good times at lunch, honrveroom, and pep — don ' t forget Filene ' s and shoe fly! Lisa Corole — Ski weekend at Bobby ' s! Stoying on choirlift, bloody nose, woter, mud, food, food, and more food, church, and Bufferin. New Year ' s Eve! Ice skating, ski team, soccer gomes, CYO, Algebra II, visiting Mr. P. Our tolkf, hoppy times, greot days, and few mishaps To all times shared and to all the mony more times oheod For always being there! Thanks! Love, Anne AAorie Koy — No foir graduating without us! C J., Bones — keep on Trekkin ' ; Binney — SEXY!; Kurt — I don ' t core if you ARE allergic to me, you ' re still cute! Danny — now? You aren ' t supp osed to drink holy water. Kothy — Don ' t LEAVE! When you feel sod . . . Strawberries ond whipF ed creom on o worm summer night. Ann — Sophomores do it better — this year. BEEP! MAC BegofSo — No es uno obortado! — Che — No te cobrees! — Copiscos? — Dylan, Cohen, Mitchell — Que cruz! — Super culo! — Too much for my body! — Flies of the Lord. Te queremos mucho — GRACIAS!! J L — Thonx for good memories, both of you! Je vous oime. Nos ho jodido. Michelle, Barbados, tailing f eople, and nut cups. Boy ore you short! Just crowl in a hole and die! We know ... Bumrr er city! Beth orvd Donno Hey! Eppy, I ' m so baked. Crashing with heodphones, Cheeze-its, Boonesform, Rush concert, OH NO, BARF! Jello Buns, how;s tfie bock seot? A few reminders of the post year: SNAP, Dean (heavy sigh). Three Times o Lody, A Certoin Saturday, skating, PlyrrK)uth in the raft. Parties, con I drive? June 16th, grow up, stop sniveling, Porty Pooper. Your Son P.G.P. Pom-n- Randy. Laura, remember Friday night? We got boked, but we tok) Ed thot we got money. Pom, remember the dance? Howdy! Sunshine! Yip, yip, yeeeehooohhh! Memories of summer of ' 79 Green trpsh bogs under Ricky ' s bed! Dragging Beth from Chuckies room! Bock refrigerator! White cars at WoWen Pond, That sign doesn ' t mean us en route to Pegasus. Aoaooh Beth, you ' re disgusting on top of the 9-horse trailer. The old pickup through the fields. You suck truck! putt, putt, zoooommm. Come on campers get those horseiitacked up ' I can ' t tighten the girth, sob, sob Rononne orxl Beth. Blockberry Brondy ond Molson. Thumper — Fuzzy Duck — cops! Gog me Heath just noticed the front of the gold cor. Rick!! — Official Bom Rot Gordy — tolking after Steve ' s party, confusion plonning for beach, soccer gomes — congratulations, Corole ' s surprise cookout, pbying volleyball, baseball, swimming in Shoe ' s pool, Chris ' porty — sorry. Library talk, another talk, LIFE!? To good friends! Best wishes. Love, Anne Marie B.L.L. — Candy Corn, Green Shirts, Popo Gino ' s, Tylenol, Don who? Where ' s your shirt? You ' re such a jerk! White stripes. He ' s to cute. Wonno fight about rt? Fall into any bushes lotely? Thot pink shirt! Orange juice and what? Big Mac attacks. Has Bruce colled lately? Got something in your eye? Conopy lake, candy corns — never forget the good times. Love, Munchkin P.G. — IT ' S A SWEATER GONE WILD! Does your mother talk silently? Help! I ' m stuck under the couch! Going away. You walked into my dreom! I can ' t stopgolfing Our oven is better U K., my gogg! A.L. Sue — Are you being attacked? Quick, find a hiding place! Deb Sorry about any mistakes, but do you think it ' s eosy typing these @$ % things? — Ed. Jophon: Damn magicians! Try to be nice to them and they get under your skin. Gor, I love you. — Tirrim To Joanne: Remember New Years Eve? Of course you don ' t, you never went out. MocDonolds Bathroom Diane Boo — First one to cool off ot Carole ' s surprise porty! Disco dancing ot John ' s porty. Ann Londers during lunch. A and E period. Confirmation class! 10 — nokeys, no tickets Boring movie, then freezing theater. Florida? Thonks, Love, Corole, Anne Marie Don-Troshcon Ralph! Lights out! Finish thot beer by that pole! Chin, Chin, We gonna go to that moon! Anne Carole, Gordy — Moss with the Pope, pouring roin, mud, cold, wet gross, 1 umbrello, using men ' s room, Where ' s the bus? Time to always remember! Anne Marie Sue, remember Concord — rolling at the stop signs, Lincoln with the cops, Lexington with the Highway, Bedford with the hill — and Burlington with Pewter Pot? Neck brace or cigorette onyone? Deb D C. She ' s got a freckle on her . . . Remember K.P. ' s Christmas party, tex. Junior High, Hull, the two trees. Got a napkin? D.D. Harlow and Molcom C.K. is cuter than a button and she thinks you guys ore so cute too. Luv yo forever, C.K. P S. Don ' t wear out your cheeks. C.R., B.W., B.T., K.T., Lil Hey Animal, remember the Lincoln ot Moc ' s, doors locked keys inside motor running. Driver ' s side window You animal. Got any top? Charley wont o mailbox? Dona good times: New Years Eve tiporillos? The soccer Party see much? Don ' t forget Moine! Lester, Chester, Hester, Where ' s V.A.M.P. Nicki, Liz . , . BFB, Hoar homesteod, coke odds life, cherries, Thonksgiving dinner, Go for it nice bum, Lovo Ya both. Your two of the best. Many more good times to go . . . Becky — remember seeing Yaz ' s 3,000th hit . . . finolly! Remember standing in the rain all day to see the Pope, climbing Mt, Monodnock, the Foreigner concert, etc. Remember all the good times we hod ond look forward to all the one ' s we will have. Love Elizabeth P.S. Texas here we come! Eileen- Weldofield, Budweiser, Trip on your pont ' s? Whistle run! Sleeping in woods, then M.K.W. and L.J. ended up at J.H. Field! Anne Poul McCortney Forever! Excuse me, ABBA forever! K.H. Ann — Don ' t forget obout chlorine high, will power! , green ribbons, Meotwood Flock, ducks, Ekk-thod, and Duke on Lee ' s front lawn! Coke in communist countries is olwoys fun too! (on hoyrides?) Thank you for being you. Tricio — getting high for the first time at your house! Zeppelin in the library — you, me, Carol ond Claire Bear! The Ocean. Leaving Carol ot the Morist White Russians on New Years. J. Geils at the Cope — Love, Pom Peach — Sleepovers — scrounge — munchout. P.G. ' s in 9th grade. Lowell halloween party. Liz ' s New Years Party. Sloe Gin Fizz-bloh! Homecoming. The Bl . Cope Cod. Your Hair Smells Terrific. Brew sisters. The library — Zeppelin THE ACCIDENT! Through thick and thin — Love Pom Noro — remember oil the fun we hod. New Yeors Eve . . . staying up until 6:30, rollerskoting, going to donees (what a lough) etc. Our dream has to come true soon! Look forword to oil the fun. I ' m sure we ' ll hove and thanks for being such o good friend. Love Elizabeth T.S. we ' re being sucked into the fan! The cot meowed I dropped my key and you wiped out in the stairs with your Marshalls bog! Never stop the flow of water with your head and never carry coke and milk in o stronge, dork house Drunk! stiff . . .Dink. . .? Dog! To the Klutzes of Kotherine ' s Kleque — Kindly Kwit Korping Koncerning Kotherine ' s Koming Kinematic Kommitment. Dod Hoksch Tracy — Never forget — The cope, Guy, whot a doll, hair bear, watch your step, kids ot the rocks, R.K. and P L. what to do? Wolfboro, peanuts. Physic ' s lobs ond Col, Many good times — Stocey. Michelle L. Remember ensemble last year and Roy Clark? Keep in touch. Kothy S. S.W. — The duns on the Cope!!! Steve and Bucky, remember the blizzard of 79 Before Becko ' s party? (Limpy) Kevin, renenber on D ' s Deck you looked content. (M L.) Steve at Willie and Jenno ' s I was cooled! (Sore Man) Chank and Steve, Beverly Rood, By the pine tree before the states. Crispy cridders. M.L. To Borney, who I ' ll olwoys love .... Little one. Hey Dove, remember the tree fort? Liz. Hey, F.W., F.C., DC, remember after Bieks fxjrty? SO! Gordy only one counted; Dono. ' 68 was a good year for rocing machines; Peter, remember all the crazy people we ' ve seen driving, 3 wheels and Rockfords; to whom it may concern: remember all the parting up the Nicke; Hey, Bob, we ' re not on the front page of the Globe. Yet. Tuna Tuna, your handwriting is impossible to read. — Ed. Allison — wont to belly-flop down the stoirs? Watch out; ther ' s a door ot the bottom! Isn ' t 10:30 A.M. a little early for o Mich.? Remember your bathroom run thru the Kitty litter? Deb One SHAM = (Kg x m) sec, or a short, clumsy, little kid. Hi Mr. David, Ion, Andy, Coroline, Mortin, Nil, AAichelle, Carolyn, Kot G., Debbie, Down, Anita, Vinnie (snake eyes), Paul (Johnny), All you guys in the Barber Shop Quartet, Augustus English, Mr. Keith and Mr. 216 Bill, all you giH crazy guys. Bill B., Big Paul, Sondy dorfng, Nancy, Erica. K. Soroh, Laura, dthy S., and KennetK Send OoHiy, Sleazy. Limpid. Homy. Musty, CXisty, and Twirpy to keep AArs. Latham company. Hi, Jmmy, Chris, Karen, Sean, Recti and oil you other Best B ET ' erv Mr David. I eapect you will keep the J.S.R. in good ordeH — Poul (PJ., DocV To J.K., D.M.. P.S., arvl B.R., I ' ve known all o you for a reolty Ivig tirrw. mi w« ' «e M o lol rf Ktl This is just to soy thanks for being friends. K.S. AAich, hod great times, loved physics — small gree gnanp. Remember Rno CtikMki song. Electric Horesmcvi (drool), and my great driving. Lynrt MAIN EVENT, I feel used. I eel cheap!!! Mr. Sophisticatad — (Rsh) Tm oily a FRESHMAN! Trocey, get lost! Hall decorating, will you give us more lessons on twisting crepe paper? f jsh the button to come in crfter Lexingflon. 10 The NOTE Up GkKSS. G k)r my workJ. Jumping into tfie phone booth! Thanks for ihe letter and all memorie s - — bedondermooif Trocey — SeoguM oitock in Florida X-moses. Partying. Jug End — There ' s a vein in your roast beef — UrKle Peter King Ridge — shots on the ch oir Bft. Lake Stmpee. Cofx Cod. Hermit Iskand — ' Mo, I did a iob on tfie f toor. — crosfting on tfie rocks — P1GPILE. Blown owoy at Up in Smoke — pushing Jane ' s cor. Love Ptim Shirley — Remember . . . Wolfboro, walk to the back of the cor, Borf, Grace, J. Geils, poor maids!, three musketeer Bedford Doy, Formers Field. J viior yeor. I tokJ you. Thanks for everything! — Stocey Deb. Are you really telSng the truth about wfiot happened on New Year ' s Eve? I certainly hope so! Kothy Sue W. How come you get me in so much trouble? Retto — tfie poddy wogon ' s here! Pigs! Bottle cops, oshtroy, wolch? Out tfie bock dooH The next-door neighbor ' s dead; walk down the pagoda on a wicked hot night with drol, Tricio, Start o fire! Steal some kid ' s brews — run! with T E. tfie bom? This place is haunted. M.N. fall down tfie stairs. Let ' s get out of here! Love ya, A rio Laurel, you ' ve got a friend. Liz. Sherm, remember the nigh ct your birrixkjy over at Todd ' s when you got really drunk, and me and Scotty hod to carry you to MulTs cor ond tfien you got sick on it? A ll. remember; drink many beers on the beoch at the cope. Mull, get us bagged at oil? Sherm, Hal, Tom, Sd we forget something at Raytheon? NeIKe Odge — We ' ve seen each ottier every day (but for York Beoch week) since I asked you out kist year. If that isn ' t some kind record by now, let ' s keep it up till we set one. There ' ve been countless movies, quite a few pizza pkices, a couple of concerts, and a very special pkice iust below Qinoda (we (tdn ' t hove o problem, or a care, oh no). We are the doss and crew couple. Your loving dork . . . Borne Shish — What con I soy? Thanks for alwoys b e ing there. It ' s been a great five years, let ' s keep in touch. Love, Ninotchka Ellen — What a weekend, wine and spogfietti don ' t mix; sleep, eot, poor doll, lose your ticket in your pocket, stay close — Stocey DebS. I wanted to write this Hobbit style, but I ddn ' t think tfiey couU print it. Take core. Kathy S. Sue — Remember my 1st dote with Mark and tfie 2nd D.M. — two-cent pieces . . . brakes ore tight . . . does it take a picture? . . . P.LP ? Mory Koy, Robin. Eileen. Kathleen, Karen, Who ' s breathing? Twist or Pry — HoJo ' s at 4:00, I ' ll eat it if it ' s a Chevy! A iry Kay, we ' re such good somarrtons! This is the woy people get killed, you know! It ' s always fun sleeping over at Eileens; but next time let ' s bring a tent! I hate bogs! Oh wow, hippies rnon, tfiey ' re reol foots. YES Thonx for tfve memories. Love, AAelirvda CO. — cfieck bounced . . . Chuletos de cerdo. Paula! Jen! Remember M V. ond Red, green, and Dormy? I still wont to know who tfie move was going to be mode on. Kathy To Jean Bean and Nicky: Goin ' over Butch ' s tonite?, mmm . mistletoe, (tfie cherries!) silly, grab that I, think snow, hoy ride (where ' s rrry vest?), pass out, it ' s the dock!, turkey cSnner (no potatoes?!), Happy ' 80. s-mosh!, have hug from buddy, toot-toot! Liz Ever dodging, neorly suicidal, gorden wrestling, comic reodng, ftrecrocker buying, ond Rommie att roc ting, treehouse climbing. Vodka gulping, girl-watching, syrup contaminating, Rice Krispie and ma rshrrto I low sculpting, snow bonk punching superfieroes. And clumsy. You ache? too. To the guys; Thanks for the good times and great memories. We kjve you all. CO., K.W. Rudy: How Sd we get lost in Belmont? Spxighetti and wine, what a night, huh? Stealing pumpkins; watching reruns and why is tfie screen sfioking. C D. Toost Here ' s to good friends C.O., K.W. Donna, The Christmas party. Wobum ' s parking ot. Those cute friends of Jerry ' s. Our rides home. Your fights with Jerry. Mortfia Fran, we wont to thank you for leaving. Marth and Sic Hey Neil: You ' ve got tfie school all to yourself next year! So party hearty and don ' t miss rne too much!! Love. S s T.S., D.C, C.S., V.R., C.K., oh, you don ' t hove to go; I do. You don ' t, I won ' t. Remember tfie fxjrch, gonggreen, Mr. Potrillo in a poKce car, Suzie Q ' s, ond orange soda. Getting blown away A.C. Remember senior pictures, DOALAC, fxscketbooks, and of course the cook! Do Don ' t forget snow camp, Big Red, and lunchtime! B.C. Don ' t ever forget the Lexington Library pwrking lot, Vp, AW, and oil tfie fvm at work. A.H. remember our talks, G.K., A.W. — we will never forget them. A.L. Sue — Boyfriends at Hoydens, Wow!!! To my estranged Regino ' s crew; Sorry I left you, never forget you. Liz M.K. The night in the field? That stupid tarp and tent? Wfien you fell — your poor jeans and finger! How dkd we know it was fractured? The J.H. field? Thonkyou Chienk and Monk! Tennis at one in the A.M., LIN-DA, mosquitos, it ' s raining so put on tfie f lourescent tent. Always remember that the library doesn ' t open ' till one on Saturday. O.K. I ' ll walk home in my dirty jeons at 6:00 in the moming. Why were tfie bock of my jeans oil wet? Beer? No! Wont to do it again?! Love, Linda To ' 78 Quebecois, esp. N.B., S.S., G.C: Bonjer! Bonjer! Wakey, Wakey, Eggs and Bokey! S.H. K.S. Baked ony cfioc. cfiip cookies lately? Remember Typical Mole Attitude? P.S., J.K. S.H., S.E., E.M.: Always remember Good Times, Tfionks for a bunch of tfiem. Jim; You ' re so mean to me! I hate you BAD! Happy Birthday buddy! Let ' s go to the beoch — thirst? I love you. Your favorite enemy, B.W. — Many woh.s befiind tfie factory. J.R. Kim — Remember 9th grode Feb. Vocation — sleep overs — Starburst contests — It ' s a Bitch Girl — Brew sisters. B.W. ' s spkish party. WILDCAT. Cheerleoding — njnning for the puck — camp — PUSH IT OUT B L. for the first tiriel Love Pom D.D. wfiere ' s your Green Beat Box? WiW New Years Huh? D.D. Loves; B.M., B.D., B.L., B.O., B.M., B.L. H A! Boy crazy. Paulo, remember tfvot doss we hod together and who was in it? You know my views on the matter and I ' m gkad to see you changed your mind. Kathy Log on = ANTIDISESTABLISHMENTAIRIANISM LIVES! EE, ET. SH, SN, MITHSSP; WPI; D+D; Magmoid; Deuchverem; Gummiborchen; Apple II; AFGL-CD6600; Boskone; Mr. Cose; Drama dies; Zurich; TVie G.C A,, Jim Davis; BYT Paulo! Jen! Do you wont o bottle of coke from Steve, Paul, Denise or Don? Liz — Hove you played any computers kitely? Mouse ERESTU; EREWHON; Apple Juice; pistachios; Le Bellcour; Mushroom Rzzo; The Chariot Con-Con on Moss. Ave.; Stuck in Brooklyn; ZIGGY; Leslie, CHINESE CHECKERS!; M.A.S.H.; apathy!!; Bicycling to Florida; tfie Force; bubbly-bouncy-bonzo bodacious — Short Wavelength — highenergy — LARGE QUANTA; Amherstcon; AAonholecover bread; Blue Novas: S.F. is ALIVE!; Hair; Weak ankles; Nondy the IRANIAN; Harvard; MIT; E E. forever; 1001 Ploys; Explorer Post 137; Good Girls Don ' t; BEEPERS DON ' T DIE!!!! W.H., I hote Bud, I hate cons, and I HATE WARM BEER! C O. Carolyn, we ' ve been friends for three years, and they have been good ones. Hope we con always be friends. Thanks o lot. Kothy Meg, you ' re pretty leepy. I bet tfiey oil love the way you tease their hair, and those bock bends. Guess who Butter Crunch with lotso jimmies, plain cheese burger and a medium coke, Eekl There ' s something white under the seat! , This is an egg roll?? , loons and bats and things that scuffle In the stove pipe, Kramer vs. Superman after Time In tfie 25th Airport Seventy 10. Going in the Invasion of the HoHoween Alien Storting Over Animal House and Justice for 101 Star Wors. Just ond me. Kid A L. Let ' s go to Long Tops . . . 5 minutes? . . . stay good kld(o) Eileen: Sove the liver! Put It on so-hol-tines! Socchorin causes cancer . did you know tfiot if you flush the toilet, the water g esjdown? I ' ll give you a quarter . , . the Llew . . . diet Pepsi, how long con I keep it in my mouth? Popo . Papa, your pants were sooo gross-stained but so were mine. So much fun, Love, Linda Hey Soh — Are you os glod as I am tfiot we met? Liz Jeon, remember washing your car at 4:00 A.M. Staying up all night, your huge robe, Chinese red lights. Crazy driving. Mortfia To Little MAC, from Tuna fish. Good-luck and I ' ll see you around. To Bucko — Thanks for the memories and good times. It ' s o promise! Butch Brotfier dear: Midnight chats, parties, problems, and good times!! Thanks for everything!! Love, Sheilo Trocey, remember the bus rides, the library table. Mortfia Jim M. May 31st! C O Mr. Sophisticated — Here are a few things we forgot: B.F. coffe frapf es, hall decoroting, paint froppe, soccer ball, Mr. Unsocioble. super snake, Dejo vu. Dirty looks, solut, co vo? Under B-wing stairs. Thanks ogoin! bedandennooj Stoce — It ' s been such o long time (Boston!) Remember grode 8 — from first kiss to 1 28S! Be happy, stay close. Liz M.B., G.A., B.B., CD,, N.B., K.C, Get upstairs! — don ' t talk fresh to me — I ' m telling your fotfier when he gets home, L,H. M. K.W. One . . .Two. . Three. . . oops, what comes ofter three , one. CO., KW. Paulo! Jen! Beth! CXj you remember the night of Tim ' s going owoy party, and who wos there and what hoppened? Kothy Space: Christmas party, walk much, R K., at formers, where the hell Is Bird ' , Shot expert, who was that guy at the disco anyway? Mary AAorgoret, remember your sex stories, my hugs. Uncle Bill. Trocey. Losing at dots. The Library Club. Antony visits. Thanks for everything. AAortho J. P., L,F., N.M., Coke-o-coki! Carol — Conopoche, tfie drags, tfie Prom, roller skating in Harvard Square, Realno ' s, clothes swapping, heartaches, ond oil the rest. You ' re beautiful, Liz Twiz twets twet twlttwoced fwoo two twox CO. Tfionks for the New Years party — Bee and Don Todd, Joe, Tom, Kevin, Jim, Fronk, Doug, remember: Hit the deck the parties broken ping-pong tobies, ice fights, Big Ed ' s here. Putting the dock ahead. Martha T.S., D.D., D C, D.D., J R., B.W., J.D., K W., DC, L S., J.P, L.F., N M., C K., PY , HAPPY NEW YEAR 1980. Don ' t forget V.R. and B.W. WE SURVIVED IN SPITE OF BUREAUCRACY, COMMITTEES, APATHY AND BOREDON B S Freebird ' Paradise! Do the John step. CO. K.W., E.H., C O, Keep the llilne movin ' . It happened one day . . . BDCs forever! Love, Dolly P Nee: Parties, musicals, dances, homework, more parties, good times and bod — we ' ve hod them oil! Never forget Dully forever, and our great friendship, even ofter all these years! Thanks! Love, Sheila Andy — Getting to know you (gym) Look at his face! C K F Good score, 6 to 9! Meet you G block 2 00 phone coll, come on over! Coke odds life! Your A block buddy, Lois, Where are your socks? Trunk of the Coddlkjc! Linda — puzzled for three hours, Party tn your basement. Sottet, sore muscles — ski team, teaching, the teeter-totter, Lisa how ' d that stoln get on your shirt, Mickey Mouse Song, Dog Day night. 217 eating crackers; cleaning up, He ' s so cute Coptain Turtle, No, O!!, SAT ' S! Our poor youth group! L.N., K.F., L.V., E.L. Jo-Lin(?) — our turn next! Lilo, All talk no action, all action no talk, no talk no action, Mickey Mouse, Dog Day nite Love ya guys Mike (MM) Hoyden ' s official ice cleaner, I wasn ' t on your team. Learn to stand and we ' ll play hockey again. Me! Aileen — our predicaments, long convo ' s, my como, Ann — D ' s all the way Francie — My house, food, pope, cheerleading, partying, talks, pro biems, Coroljane, your room. Jane — deep convo ' s. Delta, Prom, Jay, Dawn, Borfy, Bridgewoter, hitchhiker Stocey — talking in your car, Acton, Russ, Games, future-nurse, collegebound, all the rides, Bonnie, Donny, Kyle, Bob — skip school drive-ins, mufflers, wildcat, clyle, teenage alcoholic, movies, mine and Dan ' s house, food, keg, summer, New Years, sleep much?, losagna at 5:30, Americafhon, parents going away, gainsburger, falling askeeo at the top of my road; Thanks for all the good times Love Carol Yvonne: Remember on off friendships, high scoring without dad, weeknight sleepovers, Michelle ' s clothes, celebroting acceptances over breakfast, and innocents on the back of the bus. Franigan Sue Cumberlonds, rainy night. Bob, Biff, Banlows, cigars, windows, blankets, cops! — but we didn ' t skip I guess the sub didn ' t see us M.B. Tanyo, Bonnie what are ya gonna do kick us out of gym. beg borrow steal. Mary Jean: Remember sleepy head on the bus with furry coats, Christmas Eve Mass, North Middlesex game, and corupted juveniles. Fran M.D. You ' ll have to get Hank some L.R.H. when he goes out with Pinky. I hope Pinky won ' t be wearing socks. Honk I me and Freem will never let you forget about that night you were with Bekah. J.C. don ' t forget about that February vacation ok the Thursday nights this summer, want to see my stereo? Check it. Mike and Steve D. Remember York Beach Amusement Park? The lounge, the cop, Wilkie here comes a cop! Gordo how bout the sign stealing and climbing on the roof at the Prom, what total fools! Good Memories, Good Luck Biekah J.G. Remember babysitting for Melisa, basketball parties, clean offices, dinner at the Scotch and Sirlion, Alma Moter, who can find Regina ' s ME!!! Frances Donna Kristian — Thanks for the best summer ever! Remember — Drivein ' s Plymoth rock, walking into the movie Exorsist, all nighters, Breaking the car ' s back seat. Good times I wish you guys the best of Luck always Jane Atace — Mac ' s Golden Agers? Cocoa! Acton — green chevette!! cfs Remember The Who? Listening to you I get the music, is it us for a moment? Kajmir here we come! RE we ' re pulling out of here to win! Dear Vol, we ' re graduating! I think I ' m speakin ' to ya. Let the parties begin. Remember . . . when in doubt SEA BREEZE is the answer! You are truly o great friend. Love Robin Lynne still? was jusfzooing on ya, your so im, don ' t be a girl, melonhead. R.C. where ' s my Chemistry book notes? Gilligan ' s Island. to Dianne, Frankie at the dance. California? no N Y. John Niles! wasa Mary — pull out the choke! Mac ' s. Don ' t forget the castle you guys. J.B. Sherm — just two parting words to leave B.H.S. and McCaan ' s with GET THIRSTY! Robin Kris — thanks for being the best friend and neighbor ever. Lets always stay friends Looks like fun Love Oak DG is anyone coming? bleachers. I won ' t tell Gemmini ' s are better than Keos. walks home BF bonnano buckets. Rich — Thanks for the invitation anyways Maybe some other time thanks for telling me the rumor. Let ' s keep having those long talks. E OO Meg, Tracey, Joanne, and Debbie — never forget that Sunday night after 10, the bidbk truck with M.B. -i- D driving all over town. Chris So . . . remember those summer nights they were great. Hey, you wanna steal a flag, they don ' t look like freshmen. E. Jim Hey Buddy Thanks for keeping me laughing through the years. Stay close. Eileen Deb remember Freebird -I- hiding. Telephone talks, the ' high speed cose ' thanks for listening all the time Love L ' ee Deb and Jo lets hove a repeat of that night in the woods behind th JH. Jo sorry about your mitten. Still A.S. Fois Lorrel loves Gravey Dieb! Miss Peaches! Bacci ' s Raiders 1 Mike skate much? Doug Holiday Inn? Breck Girl Mac attack! Redhaunt! CCC ' s for you Noug. Brian — leave! Love Bob, Greg 4th period study — Carol, Francie, Lynn H., Patty, Stacey, Kyle, Diane — remember cramming into Stacey ' s cor with our Mac ' s credit cards. Francie ond Kyle ' s jokes, cheerleading gossip, Carol constantly doing her math (and never finishing) Greeting Borfy the snowman with one mitten each. Snow ball fights. Jane and Lynne A. Greg — Bermuda Gold — signal — nauset Mac ' s — Freebird — bullfrog — bleachers — Quincey Market — Rob — Hotel California — Dottie ' s — playground — joe — Malty — Allen wineberger — growths — Love ya all Bob Bob — Hotel California, Redhonk, Dougy, D.C., Soccer, 11:11. Stairway. Dee — Dearest! Party! Kris! Crash many parties? Soccer forever! Love always Bob ' K-T Bri Feds, balcony, JrH., MSD — GRRDEEZ, Sve m dis one thirty, Deb — Buffy — tricycle ruined! Bambi + Wimpy, Doisy Menty, Heother Champagne Larry — Dot, Scott wake up Oh no Mr. Bill! — look out my socks are off. To the Angems group in the library, I ' ll olways remember the Good Times, and the fun we had aggravating Mr. Kelly. Remember that ol ' opium den 7 3 8 who were those three block bold men haunting people on Halloween? What kind of girls go to Beaver College? M.L. and S.J. Remember the blezzard of ' 79 ' Sincerly Forsty S.D., D.J. — GRRDEES! D.S. Baobabs! Springs! BoborRob! So perm est morte!; Eng 3-H — Donuts ore not exciting!; N.H. — pudgy!; L.V. talk, talk, talk; S.C. — combustoble decompression — my hero! Babyholder! D.J. — immature! M.C. Tom P. Remember Canada ' 79 ' ? Shh, Steve Martin ' s comedy On! I can see him now! ; getting kicked out of parties and barg because you were go bombed. How ' bout passing out on the recliner and laughing at Downy commercials 12:9 Goody: Don ' t forget Wilmington wimps! Big Red. cruising with DBM (lights out) behind. Want some popcorn? Jode you got guts! Don ' t forget ... if we die . . . we ' ll die happy, it leaked, 10 minutes . . . ooh good smacks, just leave it alone, don ' t unscrew it just pull it out. Fame . . . shaving cream fight, shrunken balloons, luv Trelly ' Lynn and Michelle: Take good care of your LEEPS in college y ' oll! Poosh! Keep in touch T.B. -i- F.R. T.K. Potty ' s gonna getcha! Don ' t haylofts get cold at night? I wouldn ' t know! L.B.I J.S.: Flashlights! Cops! Odd places? New Yeors Eve! Snop! Wedge! luv ya J.B. A O. Bed on fire! Crash! Never did know how to drive a standard. Oh, mom, look what someone left in our yard . . . Crop raid! Stupid, that ' s a weed. L B. M B. Our early morning visitor! L.B.I E.W. Our Junior year wasn ' t as good as we thought it would be, but it ' s getting better! Remember unassigned time, English, German, Beatlemanio, roller — B.H.S. wouldn ' t have been the same without — JoEllen, Lisa, Leigh Anne, Beth C, Beth L., Nina, Sheila, Stacey, Sharon; Carolyn, JoAnn, Diana, Frances, I couldn ' t hove done it without you. Yearbook drives me nuts. Work, work work. Congratulations to Nina. Jeff if you hit me one more time, I ' ll knock you silly. Any ways, I hope we all keep in touch, skating, dances, Danny, Fred, First Night, Staying up to watch the sunrise, and all those long talks (in Brighan ' s etc.) Thanks for a good year, and for being a great friend Good Luck Always! N.K. Kathy (Kead) never forget those delicious paper towels, the phone, or those oranges. Hi Nadine, Susie, Kristy, Carol! Mike S. they say you follow the freshmen girls but I know you don ' t, love that jacket N-M-L. Binny, keep loving Don, Lee. Hi candy, Lilly. WeWo — jive turkeys are the greatest. Bintwock. Don ' t do anything I wouldn ' t do, sis number 4. Thonds o lot Cookie Jul: oppisites attract; Remember Christmas Eve, my lesson on nickles, overtired basketball monagers, unacceptable Christmas presents, asprin, nags, more notes by me than you in Soc, munchies; you ' ve been a great friend ond I wouldn ' t want anything that we did to ever be changed Luck Always Frances — P S. Scrod — T. Remember Ruthes Bingo parties, strawberries, limes and The Who, and the bug zapper. J. J. Ask Mrs. J for one. T A B. Jane. J. L. Flaming arrow, Almon Brothers, and mosaic streets. J. Julie — Remember UFO ' s and God at Wayland game, microphone Fran F to the best baker around, Christmas Eve, funny gifts, walking in front of cars, bright light and gifts and M -i- M ' s, something smells, it ' s not me many munch outs — thanks for the encouragement. Jul Sue — loose your sweats much, many people see your posterior at Weston — camera, photo. Don and Jules. Hey, Best Bet 78 rember it! Leslie and Sheila your tops. Paul and Therese southern comforter at kris ' s, keep singing. Rie — Rie talk to D C, THANX for New Years eve. Christine Luv ya, prom, maybe next Blondie concert. Shellzie, Froggy, Koala, Mart ha, thonx for the rides, hall decorating, prom committee. Ellen punk rock. Shell and Nino party. Cold duck. Joey! your a great model, thanx for the love and Christmas Party. Calvin J.S. HeyCanuck. Who wonts to bear your child? I am the walrus you ore the egg man! In the beginning ther was — Lester who begat Dexter who molested Chester. Football humor . . . Oh you dancing bears. Hubie you should have put something in the brownies. Roll you sucker. Let ' s hove a pizza party or something. Hey Do-na — how old ore your hands? Not a total fool? One gol broughtin an elbow once. Gordohowdoesm. 1 . taste? Greensocks . . . It ' s surprising how good chemistry helps us grow! Good thing car windows don ' t break easily. New Year ' s Eve 1980 . . . Octoberfest. Who told you guys about this place anyway? I want this mailbox olive! Lincoln Continentals don ' t have limited slip differential. May God praise Woody the Owl! I cleanup now, okay? ' Sue — hove you gotten a flat tire lately? Tray — got a hose? M.M. have you been through Brubokers field lately? Joey — have you picked up anymore hitch-hikers? Troy — like that ride back from the Wich? Shell, Nee, John-Boy, Poulsy: Always look on the bright side of life! Love, Sheila ' Best of luck always to all my friends, remember the good ol ' days. Love moon, Chrissy, Dilber, Lisa, star Fuggydoo, I love you. To R.D., S.G., PC, D.N., N.W. Commando ' s forever. Remember Mickey on the water tower. From M.M. Mark, we hove to go skiing and canoeing this summer. Dave and Steve, I ' ll miss you guys! Betsy, more good times! Dona — Adv Bio — Gluteus maximus — soccer 1 . Aleen, it ' s been real, kid. Jim, Monk, Gordy: We understood everything in Hum., didn ' t we? Don, I love you! Dean, you promised to be nice. Dona, con I borrow your brain? Mike, Jim, Brad, John, Joe: You ' re my favorite guys. Donna, can I wink just once more? Deb, good luck. Vol — enjoy all the gusto. Fran — Coffee Frap! 218 220 221 Assistant Lay-Out Editors — Diana ben-Aaron, Joanne Hettinger Typists — Sitting — Leigh Anne Rogers, Stonding — Sue Mead, Beth Chapman, Kotherine Hoksch. Cartoonist — Bill Horrington J h 1 1 u i Art Editor — John Stefanelli, Assistant Art Editor — Michelle Levesgue, missing — Maria Speidel. ' hotographer — Steve Zolnay Salespersonnel — Sitting — Sean Pickett, )onna Masse, Back — Nina Bohrod, Sheila Hingorani, Kathy Gural, Stephanie, Antonuccio, Debbie Monning. Yeorbook Soles Editor — Kathy Sparks Missing — John Deronian tjis eiertifies lljat the (trass dHns tti ' utiJMti lii as sjrfisfjictonl campUhh a Course of tubg prescribch for (iriibuation from ti]is cl|ooI anb is tljcrefore afoarbch tijis r