Bedford High School - Missile Yearbook (Bedford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1981 volume:

1 fc«ff Ml lllll lllU MI MJ5SSL£ 1381 Tfexmioji s 6 sports m mcuay. . . .152 itinffifiiiirri ii rufiriiiiiri tiiiifrimii We, the class of 1 981 , dedicate our yearbook to our class advisor, Mr. Kelly. We are deeply indebted to him for all his help with our activities and fund-raising. He, too, was a freshmen in 1977 when we entered Bedford High School. Now we are moving on to greater things, but we will always remember Mr. Kelly and all he has done for us, the class of 1 981 . D D C A T O : « i . • j • i • i i 1 1 5 ; i j j ' ; ! i i I • « i ! 1 • i ; j SCJW fS 6 f j a ; , I L 1 • : J . j A£7MJf€S 35 ij ■ I i K It 1 i i t ■ K nkW. REFLECTIONS It ' s time to go and leave this place, Oh, but we ' ve grown used to it. I think we all loved it more Than we could ever admit. It seems like only yesterday, That we were ready to start The best four years of our lives And now it ' s time to part. The good times we had, The laughter we shared when we were togethi The many friendships that kept us going, These memories are forever. So many things we saw and did: People, places, and things. Yearbooks filled with familiar faces, Prom nights, and class rings. The football games, the dances, And parties, parties galore. The soccer games, and hockey games, And much, much more. But now it ' s time to move ahead, And some new friends find. We won ' t forget our old ones, Though we leave them far behind. And as we go our separate ways, Our worries and fears less, We look back and shed a tear For good old BHS. — Mary Stockdale SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JULIET ACKERMAN ANDREA MARIE ARDITO Droid This is the end beautiful friend the end. This is the end my only friend the end. I ' ll never look into your eyes again. The Doors 10 FRANCES L. BEECY Francie May the road rise to meet you May the wind be always at your back May the sunshine warm upon your face the rains fall soft upon your fields and, until we meet again. GUY BERTRAND REBECCA JEAN BLAKE Becky There are two things to aim at in life: first to get what you want, and after that, to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second. NICHOLAS EVANS BONESTEEL Life would seem so easy On the other tack But even a hurricane Won ' t turn me back — Pete Townshend ROBERT HOWARD BOONE First time I ' ve been at a loss of words. ROBERT BRADFORD PETER W. BROOKS Puma In framing an artist, art has thus de- cree! To make some good, but others to exceed. — Shakespeare PAMELA JUDITH BROWN Pam Remember yesterday Dream about tomorrow But live today. MARY T. BRUHA There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to once you find them. BILL BRUNO ' There is no finish line. LORI BURNES Love understands and therefore waits. JEFFREY A. BRYANT Jeff B. I ' ve been beat up. I ' ve been thrown out But I ' m not down. No I ' m not down I ' ve been shown up, but I ' ve grown And I ' m not down, no I ' m not down. — The Clash JOSEPH BUMBACA KATHLEEN B. BULLOCK Kathy School is like a hole in the ground, And I finally crawled out! DANIEL A. BURNS — but a dream lives forever . TERRE N. BURNS As we look back on all these years, There was always laughter and sometimes tears, But it is the laughter we will re- member Whenever we remember the way we were. MARIA C. CAMARA Marie What you want, and what you see, things don ' t come so easily — Black Sabbath RHONDA CARDOOS In the times we spent together Many words have passed between And the feelings that we shared Are all behind us now. — Kansas Reminisce about the days of old S.W., M.B., L.M., L.S., L.A. KATHERINE CARRUTH Katie mmmm wiam im JAMES M. CONCANNON Barney Pray for what you want But work for what you need. KELLY ANN COLLITON Time is not measured by the years that you live but by the deeds that you do and the joy that you give. PETER A.J. COLONERO Pete As bitter cold can turn into blazing heat, so can people ' s emotions, so always try to understand their pains and sorrows. DOUGLAS M. COREY Doug Long live those who live to rock and know the party can not stop. It ' s only teenage wasteland! JANET LYNN CORNWELL Days are warmed by the gentleness of love. CECILY M.T. COSTA Live for friendship, Live for love for truth ' s and harmony ' s behoof. — Emerson MARK COSTA ■■■■ SHIRLEY G. COTTRILL PATRICIA MARY COUGHLIN Tricia Blackbird singing in the dead of night Take these sunken eyes and learn to see All your life You were only waiting for the mo- ment to be free. — Lennon and McCartney ELIZABETH ANN COWAN Betsy Don ' t go where the paths lead . . . rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. MARIANNE M. CROKE The memories of a friendship are forever. PAUL D ' ENTREMONT SUSAN L. CURRY Two roads diverge in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the differ- ence. — Frost RUSSELL D ' AURIA GLEN T. CULLEN Let us be thankful for fools. Because without them, the rest of us would not succeed. mi i 17 i EVAN J. DAVIDSON All I want out of life is a little good clean fun. — Little Feat RICHARD A. DAVIDSON JR. . . . there is no way out of here, cuz once you ' re in, you are in for good. There was no promise made, The parts you played. So get it right ... — Dave Gilmore LISA JEAN DEE . . . and you know that I could have made me a million more friends, and all I ' d have to lose is my point of view. — |ohn Prine MARK DANIEL DELELLIS Life is what happens when we are ELIZABETH M. DONOVAN BETH ANN DOUCETTE 19 SANDRA ELISE DRAPER Sandy Build thee more stately mansions, oh my soul. LINDA LOU DUDA If we had the chance to do it al again, tell me, would we, could we? Reminisce about the days of old! M.K., L.S., L.M., S.W. KELLY A. DOUGHERTY One who jabs the eye brings tears, he who pierces the heart bears its feelings. — Sirach 22:19 KAREN ANN DRAPER Special joys and special places, special friends together . . . The moments pass so quickly by, but the memories are forever! — G.W. Douglas DAVID ARTHUR ELLIS Each can make their mark. You just have to sharpen your pen Gil. ROBERT ALAN EMERSON Robbie ' If you can walk, you can run. MICHAEL ENGLISH Mike DAVID KEITH EVANS To be or not to be, that is the ques- tion. — Shakespeare PAUL DAVID FARRELL Tip He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose. MICHAEL JOHN FIATO Ya I know nobody knows the way it comes and the way it goes Ya I know its everbody ' s sin You got your dues to know Dream-on, Dream-on Dream until your dreams come true. — Aerosmith (Tyler, Perry) MARY FRANCES FAILLA SUSAN MARIE FOGARTY _ william Cowper Life is much more successfully looked at from a single window. — F. Scott Fitzgerald JEFFREY K. GAGE Jeff The trumpet shall be heard high The dead shall live, the living die, And music shall overtune the sky! ' • DAVID R. GREENE Hawkeye The rainbow is more beautiful than the pot of gold at the end, because the rainbow is now, and the pot never turns out to be quite what I expected. CHRIS HANSEN ANDY HARRINGTON Dream for tomorrow cause tomorrows turn into yester- days, and yesterdays fade away, and you ' ll always be left with the memory. j LINDA SUSAN HUMPHREY L.S.H. Each day I learn just a little bit more. I don ' t know why, but I do know what for. If we ' re all going somewhere, let ' s get there soon. This song has no title, just words and a tune. — Elton John P.S. Thanks B.H.S. Good Luck Everyone! SHARON JOY JANSEN If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. PATRICIA A. JAUSS As you glide, in your stride with the wind, as you fly away give a smile, from your lips, and say — I am free, yes I ' m free, now I ' m on my way . . . — Earth, Wind Fire DOUGLAS JELLISON DIANE M. JONUSKIS The good times are the bad times, The bad times fade away, The good times are forever . . . — J. Geils MARIA ELIZABETH KEAN You can never do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be to late. JENNIFER MARIE KEMPTON When the going is rough, With my good sterner stuff I can weather the storm with ability. But with things running smooth I feel out of groove — So just how do I cope with tranquil- ity? — Dorothy Benvie L. SCOTT JONES Jonesy 25 KATHLEEN KENNEDY Katie KAREN ANN KILLAM A smile is a curve that straightens things out. ROBERT J. KILPATRICK Killa No matter where I am, I can ' t help thinking I ' m just a day away from where I want to be. JOSEPH D. KEOHAN May the roads rise to meet you May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face, The rains fall soft upon your fields and, Until we meet again, May Cod hold you in the palm of his hand. KELLY KIMMINS Keep in touch. LAURIE A. L ' HEUREUX HEATHER JOY LANE In the race to be better or best, not the joy of being. In friendship I ' ve found a solace for my spirit, an opportunity to discover myself through knowing others, and becoming fully human in intimacy with other beings. EMILY SARA LAVINE Emily Afoot and light-hearted I take to the open road, Health, free, the world before me. The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose . . . Walt Whitman from Song of the Open Road DONNA ROBYN LITTLE We are limitless, For we believe in our dreams. MARK LIBBY 27 VINCENT LOPEZ 1 MICHAEL ROBERT MCEACHERN Mike Because he was human Because he had goodness Because he was moral They called him insane — Ceddy Lee A Farewell to Kings WILLIAM F. MCHUCH It is better for a man to keep his mouth shut and have people think he is ignorant, than to be quick with his tongue and prove his ignorance be- yond any doubt. CHARLES P. MCGONAGLE Charlie STEVEN MCCOMBE JAMES MCMAHAN LORETTA MCKIE JOHN F. MCKENZIE Mac If you enjoyed the show half as much as we enjoyed doing it, then we enjoyed it twice as much as you. MICHAEL PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN Mike You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it come true. You may have to work for it, however. JOAN MCNAMARA Bone Tell all those pencil pushers better get out of my way. — Lynyrd Skynyrd DANIEL MEAD JAMES MERCURIO Jim The sound of laughter has always seemed to me the most civilized music in the universe. PETER M. MEYERS Pete Don ' t worry, it can be done. ' If we search hard enough, we will find the answers again. DENITA B. MURPHY Murph Having good friends has made the 1 2 years worthwhile. You ' re welcome, Denita. BONNIE LYNN NASSR We all need someone to share each happy day, to be a source of courage When troubles come our way, Someone to be true to us Whether near or far apart SOMEONE WHOSE LOVE WE ' LL ALWAYS hold and treasure in our hearts ... — friends forever. DONALD E. NAUGLER JR. Don To you my trusted friends: Together we climbed hills and trees, learned of love and A, B, C ' s MARCIA M Everything has i everyone sees it. MULCAHY ts beauty, but not ANDREW P. NAWOICHIK Andy Happy are those who dream dreams, and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. DIANNE MARIE OPPEDISANO It was an early morning yesterday I was up before the dawn and I really have enjoyed my stay But I must be moving on. Supertramp RICHARD ANTHONY PAPALIA Dick Just let it slide . . . and take it one day at a time. DANIEL J. ORAM Bonehead To exist is to change, To change is to mature, To mature is to go on in life creating neself Endlessly. VINCENT ORLANDO 33 JOHN KENNETH PIDGEON I have a few words to say and I just said them. LISA A. PIKE HARLOW WILLIAM ERNEST PINSON From the lowest filthy gutter, to the highest spotlit stage, The fiddler spins his merry tune and dances upon your grave. JANET LYNN PLISKA One who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare. DEBBIE A. ROBINSON VICKY J. ROBIDOUX My free spirit must be going, Anyway the wind blowing, Now I think the time is right for me KENNETH RINGLE ANN MARIE RILEY Annie You talk about a dream, Try to make it real You wake up in the night with a fear so real, You spend your life waiting for a moment That just won ' t come Well, don ' t waste your time wait- ing! — Bruce Springsteen ROBYN S. ROSEMAN I don ' t mind lying, but I hate inac- curacy. ELIZABETH ANN RUSSO Beth Think big and your deeds will grow; Think small and you ' ll fall behind; Think that you can and you will — It ' s all a state of mind. Life ' s battles don ' t always go To the stronger or faster man; But sooner or later the man who wins Is the fellow who thinks he can. JULIANNE RUSSO Julie kindness is never too PAULA H. SALTER No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings — William Blake 36 SCOTT THOMAS SALZER Whale Home, Home again, I like to be here when I can. And when I come home stoned and tired, It ' s good to smoke a bone beside the fi re. — Floyd CHERYL B. SAVIOLI And you want so bad to leave this whirlwind storm, But you can ' t find no place to grab on, So ' round and ' round you go again, And it just ain ' t easy. — Allman Brothers LISA SCALTRETO Still if we can make the effort, If we take the time, Maybe we can leave this much be- hind — Till it shines. — Bob Seger fr LINDA C. SCHOENDORF You are never given a wish, Without the power to make it come true. DALE SIMMONS LINDA A. SINOTTE Lin Beauty gathered in the brightness of the sunny hours is often best remembered in the quiet dark Reminisce about the days of old! C.C., L.M., L.D., M.K., S.W., T.K. CAROL LEE SPENCER GEOFFREY EDWARDS SPOFFORD JEFFREY M. STEPHENS REBE CCA ANN STINSON Becky The water dances in the suns reflec- tion a thousand silver birds fly in my di- rection now isn ' t this beauty ain ' t this sweet perfection. — T. Howard MARY KAY STOCKDALE Mary Hard times come, hard times go. and in between you hope and pray the scars don ' t show. GAIL F. SULLIVAN Theres a ' Miracle called friendship ' That dwells within the heart, And you don ' t know just how it hap- pens Or where it gets its start . . . But the happiness it brings you Always gives a special lift, And you realize that ' Friendship ' Is God ' s most Precious Gift! SHAM SUNDRA Harm One more time for the good times That far out weigh the bad One more time for the good times When love was all we had. — L. Anderson DANA NOEL SVENDSEN MARTHA DIANE SULLIVAN The love in your heart wasn ' t put there to stay, Love isn ' t love till you give it away. MARK SULLIVAN ■ f J9 SARAH K.J. SWIDER Sra How can you be so sure That the wonders you ' ve made in your lire Will be seen By the millions who ' ll follow to visit the site Of your dreams? — Alan Parsons KATHRYN A. Kathy I do my thing, and you do your thing. am not in this world to live up to your expectations, And you are not in this world to live up to mien. You are you and I am I, And if by chance we kind each other, it ' s beautiful. — Perls DEBORAH LEE TAYLOR Talk about a dream, Try to make it last, Spend your life waiting For a moment that just doesn ' t come. Don ' t spend your time, waiting ... — Bruce Springsteen COLEEN TILTON IRIS MARIA TRENKLER If you inquire what the people are like here. I must answer, ' The same as everywhere! ' — Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe MARGARET ELIZABETH TYNAN To be a little blinder To things that hurt our pride. To be a little calmer And take life in our stride. To be a little gentler No matter how we feel That is the way we can al Make happiness come real — ' Let ' s Resolve ' Canon Mous LINDA S. VELA 40 EUGENE JOSEPH VETRANO Ceno I do not think that winning is the most important thing. I think that winning is the only thing. — Bill Veeck LISA MARIE VIOLA No friendship can survive the gift of gold. The generous can indeed forget that they have given, but the grateful can never forget that they have received. At JOHN PAUL WAITE Brillo Yes there are two paths you can go by But in the long run There ' s still time to change the road your on. — Led Zepplin MARGARIT JANE WALLINE Maggie Too low they build who build be- neath the stars. — Edward Young KIMBERLY A. WHITLEY Kim The love in your heart Wasn ' t put there to stay. Love isn ' t love, ' til you give it away. ANNE WHITAKER NEAL R. WARD Now we ' re respected in society Never worry ' bout the things that we used to be . . . LAURIE J. WILLIAMSON Keep smiling. People will wonder what you ' ve been up to. SUSAN MARIE WILLIS Lives on the line where dreams are found and lost, I ' ll be there on time and I ' ll pay the cost, For wanting things that can only be found In the darkness on the edge of town. — Bruce Springsteen Reminisce about the days of old; T.K., M.B., L.D., L.M., L.S., M.K., R.C. DENISE M. WILSON I ' d like the memory of me to be a happy one. I ' d like to leave an afterglow of smiles when life is done. KAREN WILSON GINA MARIA WINGOOD Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy. — New Testament: Matthew ELIZABETH ANNE WRIGHT MICHI YUKAWA It is not how much we have But how much we enjoy that makes happiness. CAROL LINN RENNIE 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. — Bob Seg 4_! JEAN LYNN EARLY NORA KELLY SUZANNE ELIZABETH LOCCHER Life makes sense And who could doubt it. If we have No doubt about it. Piet Hein DAVID FRANCIS Hey you M M ' s, wake up! The partv is over! KAREN CHRISTINE WILLIM Keep ascending the mountain of cheerful- ness by daily scattering seeds of kindness along the way as best you can, and, should the mists hide the mountaintop, continue undaunted and you will reach the sun-tipped heights in your own life- experience. IN MEMORY OF . . . Allyson Stouter Even tkou$k wt lu c fw w uj from uuU other, I always talk to uou U Uiij tkou Uti and see you tw my dreams. ■ 46 ? mi Russel Scott Macklin doesn ' t matter tUat we we uot together because our friendship is such a strong part Oj Mif Ufl, fyff ' And as ionj a I knout that you are where f on are f too, am U ypij, S i J Pot. If S(.HVLTZ Joanne Jonuskis 45 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADIL, MICHELE A. — 22 Elmbrook Rd. AHOLA, FRANK — 7 Orchard Rd. Volleyball 1,2,3,4. ALDERINK, REBECCA — 21 Cot Hill Rd. Ensemble 1,2; Madrigal 3,4; Musical 3,4; Double Sextette 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3. APPELL, MARCY — 329 Springs Rd. Drama 1 ,2,3,4; A.F.S. 1 ,2,3,4; Swim Team 1 ,2; Ski Team; Varsity Volleyball 4; Telemedia 3,4; Activities Committee 3; A.F.S. Treasurer 4; Parailax 4. ARDITO, ANDREA — 12 Birchwood Dr. AUCOIN, LYNNE M. BAILEY, DEBBIE — 8 Paul Revere Rd. Soccer 1 ,2,3,4; Tennis 1 ,2,3,4; Choir 1 ,2,3,4; Musicals 1 ,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 1 ; Jr. Prom Committee 3. BARD, ANGELA M. BARRY, JOANNE — 1 Reeves Rd. Missile Staff 3; Gymnastics 2. BEAUCHESNE, GLEN BEECY, FRANCIE — 61 Concord Rd. Basketball 1 ; Tennis 1 ,2,3,4; Soccer and Hockey Cheerleading 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. BELLENGI, BONNIE J. — 340 Concord Rd. Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,4. BEN-AARON, DIANA — 61 South Rd. Concert Band 1 ,2,3,4; Chamber Music 4; Drama 1 ,2,3; Legislative Committee 2; Asst. Layout Editor of Yearbook 2,3,4. BENCH, LAURA — 9 Francis Kelly Rd. Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Class President 1; Activities Committee 3; Prom Committee 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4. BERTRAND, GUY BEZEK, LEEANN — 6 Clark Circle Swim Team 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Pom Pom 3; French Club 3; Track 3; Student Senate 3. BIANCHI, PETER M. BLAKE, ANDY — 1 Gleason Rd. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1. BLAKE, BECKY — 28 Crescent Ave. Softball 1. BLAIR, STUART — 70 Dunster Rd. Outing Club 2,3; Drama 3,4; Computer Club 3,4. BOATRIGHT, ANNE — Field Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 4. BONESTEEL, NICHOLAS BOONE, ROB — 10 Evans Ave. BROOKS, PETER — 297 Davis Rd. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2. BROWN, PAMELA J. — 1 Mudge Way Swimming 1 ,2,3,4; Captain 4; Tennis 2,3,4; Legislative Committee 3,4; Best Bet ' 80 3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Musical 3; Yearbook Staff; Business Manager 4. BRUHA, MARY — 1 1 Lane Ave. Cheerleading 1,2,3,4. BRUNO, BILL BRYANT, JEFF — 150 North Rd. Cross Country 1,2; Spring Track 1; Boy ' s Swim Team 2. BULLOCK, KATHY BURNS,. DANIEL A. — Yearbook 3,4; A.F.S. 2,3,4. BURNS, TERRE — 3 Fox Run Rd. Field Hockey 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Captain 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Senior Class Secretary 4. BURNES, LORI — 53 Notre Dame Rd. Track 1; Gymnastics 1,2; Prom Committee 3. CAMARA, MARIA C. CAMPBELL, TODD — Wind Ensemble 3,4; Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 2,3,4; Jazz Ensemble 3,4. CARDOOS, RHONDA CARRUTH, KATIE — 20 Orchard Rd. X-Country 1,2,3; Spring Track 1,2,3; Musical 3; Ski Team 1; Orchestra 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Quebec Trip 2; Exploration 78 CARTER, BILL — 6 Glenridge Dr. Football 1; Soccer 3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4; Lacrosse 3 ,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Boy ' s State 3. CARUSO, CAROLYN — 5 Dewey Rd. Concert Band 1 ; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Magching Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4. CASTRO, LEE — 109 Davis Rd. Cross Country 4; Spring Track 2,3; Winter Track 2,4; Drill Team 4; Computer Club 3,4. CIAMPA, SCOTT — 13 Meadowbrook Rd. Football 1,2,3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Captain 4; Box Lacrosse 2,3,4. COLLITON, KELLY — 21 Temple Terrace A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1; Legislative Committee 2,3; Swim Team 2,3,4; Citizenship Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Yearbook 4. COLONERO, PETER — 10 Hilltop Dr. Soccer 1 ,2,3,4; Spring Track 2,3,4; Swimming 2; A.F.S. 3; Jr. Prom Committee; Musical 3,4; Sr. Prom Committee. COMLEY, CAROL — 1 1 1 Old Billerica Rd. CONCANNON, JIM — 35 Glenridge Dr. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Lacrosse 4; Best Bet ' 80; Winter Track 1. COREY, DOUGLAS M. CORNWELL, JANET — 20 Nellis Terrace. COSTA, CECILY — 230 Concord Rd. Prom Committee 4. COSTA, MARK — 14 Neillian Way. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Winter Track 3. COUGHLIN, PATRICIA — 233 South Rd. Softball 1. COWAN, BETSY — 12 Riverside Ave. Ensemble 1,2,3; Guitar 4. CROKE, MARIANNE — 14 Beverly Rd. Spring Track 2; Winter Track 2; Cross Country Manager 3,4. CULLEN, GLEN — 12 Ashby Rd. Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Jazz Ensemble 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Musical Orchestra 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4. CURRY, SUSAN — 148 North Rd. DAVIDSON, EVAN J. DAVIDSON, RICH — 39 Fletcher Rd. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. DEE, LISA J. DELELLIS, MARK D. — 182 South Rd. Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1; Jazz Ensemble 2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Orchestra 2,4. DEMATTIO, PATTY — 26 Elmbrook Rd. Basketball 1,2. D ' ENTREMONT, PAUL C. — 3 Dewey Rd. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4. DEVINE, CYNTHIA — 1 19 Page Rd. Soccer 2,3,4; Captain 4. DEVINE, JOE — 119 Page Rd. Football 4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4. DICLEMENTE, STEVE — 6 Dana Rd. Soccer 1; Football 3,4; Track 4. DITORE, MARIA — 22 Hartford St. Soccer 1,2; Legislative Committee 1,2; Prom Committee 3,4; Best Bet ' 80. DOBKOWSKI, RENEE — 29 Chelsford Rd. Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Manager 3,4; Spring Track 1,2; Field Hockey 2; Tele-Media 1 ,2,3,4; Citizenship Committee 2,3,4; A.F.S. 1 ,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Missile Staff 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Ski Club 1 ,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Audio-Visual 3; Musical Comedy 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; A.F.S. Jr. and Sr. Rep. 3,4; Activities Committee 4. DONALDSON, BARBARA — 305 Concord Rd. Legislative Committee 2; Student Court 2; Ensemble 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Hall Decorating 3,4; A.F.S. 3,4. DONOVAN, ELIZABETH M. DOUCETTE, BETH — 22 Foster Rd. Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Tri-Captain 4; Track 2. DOHERTY, GAYLE — 1 Madel Lane DOUGHERTY, KELLY — 312 Concord Rd. Musicals 1,2,3,4; X-Country 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; (lead 3) Winter Track 1,2; Madrigal 2,3,4; Fall Play 1 ; Spring Track 1 ,2,3; Double Sextette 2,3,4; Tournament 1 ; Class Secretary 2,3; Prom Committee 3,4. DRAPER, KAREN — 10 Temple Terrace. Band 1,2; Marching Band 1; Soccer 1; Yearbook Staff 4. DRAPER, SANDY — 80 Hancock St. A.F.S. 1 ,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Ski Team 2,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Marching Band 1 ,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Jazz Band 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Newspaper 2; Fall Play 4; Musical Comedy Pit 4. DUDAN, LINDA — 297 Concord Rd. Soccer 1,2,3; Tennis 2; Legislative Committee 2. DUQUESNE DE LA VINELLE, BRUNO DUTRA, JOANNE — 1 Lynnfield St. Football and Basketball Cheerleading 2,3,4; Co-captain 4; Prom Committee 3,4; Musical Make-up Crew e,4; Ensemble 4. ELLIS, CYNTHIA — 45 Wilson Rd. Wind Ensemble 1 ,2,3,4; Marching Band 1 ,2,3,4; Orchestra 1 ,2,3,4; Jazz Ensemble 3,4; Pit 2,4; A.F.S. 1,2; Student Court 2; Pep Band 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4. ELLIS, DAVID — 3 Burlington Rd. Computer Club 3,4; Advisory Committee 2,3; Newspaper 2,3,4; Citizenship Committee 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; J.S.R. 3,4. EMERSON, ROBBIE — 5 Mae Rd. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. ENGLISH, MICHAEL — 3 Dana Rd. Football 1,2,3,4. EVANS, KEITH — 34 Hillside Ave. Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; GAPP 1980; Swim Team 2,3,4. FARRELL, PAUL — 62 Page Rd. Football 1,2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Legislative Committee 2,3,4; Student Advisory Council 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Math League 3,4. FAUCHER, MONIQUE — 10 Foster Rd. X-Country 1,2,3,4; Capt. 3,4; Winter Trark 2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4. FEDERICO, MARK — 1 14 Davis Rd. FIATO, MIKE — 45 Washington St. Football 1. FLORES, CHRISTINA — 19 Brooksbie Rd. Cross Country 1,2; Cheerleading 3,4. FOGARTY, SUE — 14 Lido Lane Soccer 3; Cross Country 1,2; Spring Track 1,2,3; Tennis 4. FOLWEILER, DAVID — 45 Wildwood Dr. Concert Band 1; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Tele-Media 3,4; Musical 3,4. FORD, EILEEN — 88 Hancock St. Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2. FRENCH, DIANE — 6 Hardy Rd. Ensemble 2. GAGE, JEFF — 212 Old Billerica Rd. Accompanist for all Musicals 3,4; Madrigal 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Best Bet ' 80; German Club 3,4; Bedford Players 3; Bedford Youth Theater 2,3,4. GAUNT, BRIAN — 6 Reed Lane. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Swim Team 2,3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 4. GILLEN, PATRICIA J. GREENE, DAVID — 22 Marion Rd. Parallax 3,4; Audio-Visual 1,2,3,4; Tele-Media 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1; J.S.R. 3; Yearbook 2,3; Drama Club 1 ,2,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Ensemble 1 ; B.H.S. Today announcer 3,4; Forum 3,4; Tournament of Plays 1 ; The Odd Couple Director 4. GURLEY, DOUGLAS M. — 4 Bonnievale Dr. Concert Band 1; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Jazz Band 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3; Winter Track 1 ,2,3,4; Spring Track 2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Pep Band 1 ,2,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Orchestra 3,4. HAMANN, DON — 23 Temple Terrace. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Audio-Visual 1,2. HANSEN, CHRIS — 27 Railroad Ave. Drama Club 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Student Court 3; German Club 1; Student Services Committee 3. HARRINGTON, ANDY — 7 Temple Terrace Soccer 4; Lacrosse 4. HEGGESTAD, MARTIN — 21 Lido Lane. Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Best Bet ' 80; German Club 1,2,3,4. HENNRIKUS, KATHLEEN — 13 Hemlock Lane. Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Tri-captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2; Class Vice-President 1,2; Co-prom Chairperson 3; Prom Committee 4; B.H.S. Evaluation Committee 2; Girls State 3. HINGORANI, NEILA — 313 Springs Rd. Soccer 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Manager 1,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Student Trainer 4; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Co-president 4; Class Vice-president 4; B.H.S. Today Sports Announcer 4. HUMPHREY, LINDA — 14 Nickerson Rd. Girls ' Cross Country 4; Winter Track 4; Girls Spring Track 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4. JANSEN, SHARON — 15 Harvard Dr. JAUSS, PATTI — 8 Sheridan Rd. Volleyball 4. JONES, L. SCOTT — 36 Marion Rd. Football 4; Hockey 4; Baseball 1,3,4. JONUSKIS, DIANE M. KEAN, MARIA — 13 Gould Rd. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. KELLY, NORA — 314 South Rd. Spring Track 1,2,3; A.F.S. 2,3. KEMPTON, JENNIFER — 9 Richard Rd. Soccer 2. KENNEDY, KATIE — 4 Fern Way. Basketball 1 ; Varsity Softball 1 ,2,3,4; Concert Band 1 ,2; Wind Ensemble 3,4; Marching Band 47 1,2,3,4; Jazz Ensemble 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Musical 3; N.H.S. 3,4. KEOHAN, JOSEPH — 50 Wildwood Dr. KILLAM, KAREN ANN — 4 Hilltop Dr. Concert Band 1 ,2,3,4; Marching Band 1 ,2,3,4; Choir 1 ,2,3,4; Musical 1 ,2,3,4; Double Sex teete 2,3,4; Drama 1 ,2,3,4; Citizenship Committee 3,4; A.F.S. 1 ,2,3,4; Co-chairman 4; German Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Best Best ' 80 KILPATRICK, BOB — 1 1 Washington St. KIMMINS, KELLY — 83 Pine Hill Rd. Soccer (man.) 3; Parallax 3; Gymnastics 4. KNEELAND, TANYA — 5 Noreen Dr. Soccer 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 1,2. LANE, HEATHER JOY — 10 Hayden Lane. Quebec Trip 2; A.F.S. 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Activities Committee 3,4; Volleyball 4; Missile Staff 4; Parallax 4; Wizard of Oz 4. LATINA, LORI — 2 Overlook Dr. Concert Band 1,2,$; Hall Decorating 4. LAVINE, EMILY — 22 Concord Rd. L ' HEUREUX, LAURIE A. LITTLE, DONNA R. LOGCHER, SUZANNE — 331 Springs Rd. Tournament of Plays 1; Fall Play 1; A.F.S. 1,2,4; Choir 3,4; Musical Comedy 4; Computer Club 4; Missile Staff 4; Volleyball 4. LUNDQUIST, ERIC — 3 Hillcrest Rd. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Band 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; President; Ski Team-captain 3,4; Prom Committee 3. LYNCH, TOM — 5 Rand Place Football 1; Hockey 2; Golf 1,2,3,4. MANNING, DEBRA— 7 Richard Rd. Ensemble 1; Props for Musical 1; Choir 2,3,4; Musicals 2,3,4; Girls Swim Team 1,2; Football and Basketball Cheerleader 3,4; Prom Co-chairperson 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Missile Staff 3,4; N.H.S. — 3,4. MARTIN, JOHN — 177 Old Billerica Rd. Drama 1,2,3,4. MCEACHERN, MIKE — 23 Hilltop Dr. Soccer 1 ,2,3,4; Captain 1 ; Basketball 1 ; Orchestra 1 ,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4; Stage Crew 2; Swimming 2. MCKENZIE, JOHN — 33 Hayden Lane Soccer 1; Hockey 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. MCGONAGLE, CHARLES — 62 Hancock St. MCHUGH, WILLIAM — 8 Curve St. Basketball 1,2,3,4. MCLAUGHLIN, MIKE — 3 William St. Football 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. MCNAMARA, JOAN MERCURIO, JIM — 1 6 Paul Revere Rd. Cross Country 1 ,2,3,4; Capt. 3,4; Winter Track 2,3,4; Indoor Soccer 2,3,4; Baseball 1 ; Spring Track 2. MEYERS, PETER M. — 17 Hilltop Dr. Drama Club 1 ,3,4; Citizenship Committee 3,4; Student Advisory Committee 3,4; Copy Study Committee 3,4; Bedford Youth Theater 2,3,4; Yearbook Sales Manager 4; Computer Club 3; Tournament of Plays 1,4. MIGNON, GINA — 42 Ent Rd. Softball 1,2; Basketball 1. MILLER, CHRIS — 15 Hemlock Lane. Gymnastics 1; Cheerleading 2,3,4. MILLETT, JEFF M. — 32 Patterson Rd. Spring Track 1. MULCAHY, MARCIA M. — 45 Loomis St. Volleyball 4; Prom Committee 4. MURPHY, DENITA — 7 Hilda Rd. Basketball 1. NASSR, BONNIE — Andrews Rd. Softball 1,2,3; Soccer 2,3; Indoor Soccer 2; Powder Puff Football 3; Prom Committee 4; Legislative Committee 4. NAUGLER, DONALD — 15 Lido Lane Soccer 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4. NAWOICHIK-, ANDY — 371 Great Rd. NEAL, CHERYL — 5 Ten Acres Dr. Swim Team 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Props for Musical 2. NEUMANN, RONI — 10 Fox Run Rd. NEWMAN, STACEY — 1 6 Putman Rd. Soccer 2,3,4; Track 2,3; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Missile Staff 4. NICKERSON, SHERRI — 5 Gleason Rd. Spring Track 1; Spring Musical 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. NOLAN, DOROTHY O ' CONNELL, EILEEN — 196 South Rd. Gymnastics 2; Prom Committee 3; Prom Committee Chairperson 4; Musical Makeup Crew 3,4. O ' HEARN, BRIAN — 14 Alaska Ave. Baseball 1; WinterTrack 3; Golf 2,3 4 OLSON, ROSALINA — 35 Offutt Rd. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Soccer 3,4; Track 1,2; Softball 12 3 4 O ' NEIL, CAROL A. — 53 Wayle Rd. Softball 1,2. OPPEDISANO, DIANNE — 29 Old Stagecoach Rd. Prom Committee 3; Ensemble 2 ORAM, DAN — 2 Wilson Rd. Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,4; Baseball 1 2 PEREGRIM, TED — Computer Club; French Club President. PAPALIA, RICHARD A. — 42 Notre Dame Rd. Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2; Orchestra 4; Wind Ensemble 3,4; Jazz Ensemble 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Rifle Team 3,4; Musical-light crew 3; Pit 4; Prom Committee 3 4 PICHERZKY, JAIME ALEJANDRO — 16 Ledgewood Dr. PIDGEON, JOHN — 33 Glenridge Dr. Marching Band 3,4; Wind Ensemble 3,4; Concert Band 1,2; Jazz Ensemble 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Pep Band 3,4. PIKE, LISA — 19 Charles St. Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2. PINSON, HARLOW — Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; T.M.B. 3,4; Concert Band 1; Musical 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 4; Jazz Ensemble 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4. PLISKA, JANET — 79 Concord Rd. X-Country 1 ,2,3,4; Winter Track 1 ,2,3,4; Spring Track 1 ,2,3,4; President 2; Ensemble 3,4; Prom Committee 3. PONTI, BRENDA L. PORTER, JOHN — 156 South Rd. Cm? ; , 9 , Hartwel1 Rd - Football 1; X-Country 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Spring Track 3,4. dmtS ' ™ r I beth r, 235 Great Rd - A F S - 1 ski Team 3 ' 4 ; Missile Staff 4 ; ski ciub 3,4. daFFa ' rS™ 6 Roberts Dr - Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Tele-Media 4. B k tb IN _ 189 S ° Uth Rd SoftbaN 1 ' 2; Marchin 8 Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Softball 3; 48 RENNIE, CAROL — 18 Harvard Dr. Soccer and Hockey Cheerleading 3,4. RICKER, MARTHA A. — 69 Woodland Rd. Softball mgr. 1,2; Basketball mgr. 2; Field Hockey mgr. 2; Vice-President 3; Prom Committee 3,4. RICHTER, ERIN — 22 Paul Revere Rd. Swimming 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Prom Committee 3. RILEY, ANN — 22 Glenridge Dr. Gymnastics 1,2,4; Cheerleading 4; Gymnastics Co-Captain 2,4. ROBIDOUX, VICKY — 238 Great Rd. ROBINSON, DEBBIE A. — 44 Hayden Lane. ROSEMAN, ROBYN S. RUSSO, ELIZABETH — 16 Fern Way. RUSSO, JULIE — 3 Macintosh Rd. Field Hockey 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Citizenship Committee 4; Class President 3; Student Court 4; State Advisory Committee 3,4. SALTER, PAULA — 3 Richard Rd. Ski Team 1; Swim Team 1,2,3. SALZER, SCOTT — 3 Hilda Rd. Football 1; Golf 1,2,4. SAVIOLI, CHERYL — 67 Wildwood Dr. SCALTRETO, LISA — 5 Selfridge Rd. Gymnastics 1,2; Cheerleading 4. SCHOENDORF, LINDA — 16 Ledgewood Dr. Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; A.F.S. 1,2; Musical 2,4. SCOTT, MICHAEL D. — 1 Madel Lane Soccer 1; Baseball 1; Ski Team 2,3,4. SINOTTE, LINDA — 1 Sibley Dr. Cheerleading 1,2. SIZOO, DAVID — 10 Birchwood Dr. German Club 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; J.S.R. Chairman 3; J.S.R. Secretary 4; Math League 3,4; N.H.S. 3; N.H.S. Treasurer 4. SMITH, LISA — 43 Burlington Rd. Soccer 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3. SPOFFORD, GEOFF — 1 Great Rd. Soccer 1 ,2,3,4; Capt. 3; Spring Track 2,3; Ensemble 2; Choir 3,4; Stage Crew — Musical 2; Musical 3,4. STANLEY, BOB — 10 Maxwell Rd. Concert Band 1; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4. STEELE, STEPHEN — 7 Jeffrey Circle. Ski Team 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4. STEPHENS, JEFF — 5 Jeffrey Circle. Hockey 1,2. STINSON, BECKY — 4 Nellis Terrace. A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Quebec Trip. STOCKDALE, MARY — 5 Glenridge Dr. Missile Staff 4; Prom Committee 3. SULLIVAN, GAIL — 5 Princess Pine Dr. Girls Swim Team 1,2,3; Yearbook Editor 4; Activities Committee 3. SULLIVAN, MARTHA — 57 Hartwell Rd. Field Hockey 2; Prom Committee 4. SUNDRA, SHAM — 6 Williams St. Concert Band 1 ; Marching Band 1 ,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Tournament of Plays 2; Jazz Ensemble 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Ski Club 2,4; Intern Music Teacher 3,4. SVENDSON, DANA — 60 Carlisle Rd. Soccer 1,2,3; Football 4; Musical 2,3,4. SWIDER, SARAH — 1 5 Old Stagecoach. Cross Country 1 ; Parallax 2,3; Madrigal 2,3,4; Choir 1 ; Musical 1 ; Science Club 2,3; Drama 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; German Clulb 2,3; Best Bet ' 80. TAFT, KATHY— 19 Reeves Rd. Soccer 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Softball 1,2,3,4. TAYLOR, DEBORAH — 29 Old Billerica Rd. Soccer 2,3; Track 2; Prom Committee; Hall Decorating; Activities Committee. TRENKLER, IRIS — A.F.S. 4. TYNAN, MARGARET — 12 William St. Missile Staff 4. VETRANO, GENE — 19 Ledgewood Dr. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4. VIOLA, LISA — 115 Offutt Rd. Concert Band 1; Lareine High School; Concert Band 2; Wind Ensemble 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 3; Newspaper 2; Class Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Vice-President Letter Ski Team 2,3,4; Captain 3,4; J.S.R. 4. WAITE, JOHN P. WALLING, MARGARET — 2 Dutton Lane. Double Sextette 2,3,4; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Choir 1 ,2,3,4; Musical 1 ,2,3,4; Marching Band 1 ,2,3,4; Concert Band 1 ; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; German Club 1 ,2,3,4; Science Club 2; Drama Club 1 ,3,4; Tournament of Plays 4; Citizenship Committee 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Pep Band 3,4. WARD, NEAL— 23 Hilltop Dr. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Swimming 2. WILLIAMSON, LAURIE — 30 Meadowbrook Rd. Plays 1,2; Student Court 4. WILLIM, KAREN — 13 Paul Revere Rd. Field Hockey 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3; Junior Prom Committee; National Honor Society 2,3,4. WILLIS, SUE — 12 Gould Rd. Soccer 2; Ski Team 1,2; Gymnastics 1,3,4. WILSON, DENISE M. — 272 South Rd. WINGOOD, GINA— 5 Macintosh Rd. Cross Country 3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 2,3,4. WHITAKER, ANNA — 29 Springs Rd. Drama 1,2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Citizenship Committee 3,4. WHITLEY, KIM — 1 8 Glenridge Dr. Hockey-Soccer Cheerleading 1 ,2,3,4; Captain 4; Activities Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Missile Staff 4; Homecoming Court. WRIGHT, ELIZABETH A. — 287 Davis Rd. A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Quebec Trip 2. YUKAWA, MICHI — 1 9 Hilltop Dr. Marching Band 1 ,2,3,4; Double Sextette 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Concert Band 1 ; Jazz Band 4; Track 1 ; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; A.F.S. 1 ,2,3,4; Student Court 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Secretary of A.F.S. 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Secretary of N.H.S. 4. GJELSVIC, SVEIN — 9 Robinson Dr. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 1; Swim Team mgr. 3. HOWARD, DEBRA J. O ' CONNOR, AILEEN — 6 Robinson Dr. Class Treasurer 1 ,2; Activities Chairperson 3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Captain; Basketball 2,3; Softball 1,2,3,4. OLMSTEAD, SANDY — 4 Notre Dame Rd. Gymnastics 2,3; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4. MARSCHALL. SUSAN — 12 Clark Rd. 49 VALEDICTORIAN We, the Class of 1981, congratulate David Sizoo, our Valedic- torian. To every student in our class, David has, for four years, been a paragon of academic excellence. In addition, he is a friendly, well-liked member of the Senior Class. We know he will go far. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Jaime Picherzky METICULOUSLY MATCHED Debbie Bailey and Scooter Willis 57 MOSTLY MUSICAL Doug Gurley and Kelly Dougherty 61 JUNIOR PROM 1980 COURT First row: Queen — Lori Burns, King — Eric Lundquist; Middle row: Julie Russo, Christine Miller, Mary Bruha, Debbie Manning; Back row: Richard Davidson, Mike McEachern, Neal Ward, Danny Oram. STILL Lady, morning ' s just a moment away and I ' m without you once again You laughted at me You said you never needed me now We played the games that people play We made mistakes along the way Somehow I know deep in my heart You needed me Remembering the pain if I must say It ' s Deep in my mind and locked away But then most of all I do love you, still Those memories, times I ' m sure we ' ll never forget Those feelings we can ' t put aside For what we had, sometimes I try to under- stand But it ' s so heavy on my mind So many dreams that flew away So many words we didn ' t say Two people lost in a storm Where did we go? Where ' d we go? Lost but we both were found You know we let each other down But then most of all I do love you, still We played the games that people play We made our mistakes along the way Somehow I know deep in my heart You needed me cause I needed you So desperately We were too blind to see But then most of all I do love you, Still JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary — Mark Ennis, Treasurer — Shelly Nassr, Vice President — Kathryn Whitney, President — Mary Kay Wieler, Prom Committee Co-chairperson — Julie McGarry, Prom Committee Co-chairperson — Greg French Front Row: Linda )ohnson, Bekah Angus, Lynn Blaisdell, Maria Alessi, Linda Christen, Ginger Buxton, Sue Bergin, Charlene Bland, Linda Beck, Diana Blair; Middle Row: Jill Aldorisio, Theresa Brown, Leslie Burger, Stephanie Antonuccio, Nate Brown, Paul Brady, Paul Gerpial, Marcia Carpentier, Judy Chase, Linda Caristi, Robin Blake; Back Row: Kevin Bradshaw, Eric Bumann, Jim Castaneda, Louis Brown, Robert Brennan, Nathan Allen, Gary Ackerman, Scott Alcaide, Mike Clyde Front Row: Marie Dolan, Denise Conway, Amy Faulds, Kendel Davis, Karen Friedman, Anne Lunig, Deb Eaton, Kathleen Davidson, Natalie Dobkowski, Annett D ' antoni, Angelica Coleo, Lauree Dameron; Middle Row: Lois Farrel, Susan Donaldson, Jennifer Cobe, Lisa Dowhng, June Falabella, Kathy Collins, Bill Evans, Mark Ennis, Bob Donahue, Mike Donahue, Greg Esses, Chris Long, Randy Eckhardt; Back Row: Robin Comley, Neile Diehard, Richard Delfino, Ian Cone, Jimmy Donovan, David Courtoglous, Greg Evans, Bob Couto, John deLellis, Paul Couvee, David Duff 4 Front Row: Kathy Salinas, Terry MacNeil, Diane McCarron, Andrea McClatchey, Kami Lambert, Laura Libby, Bethanne Larson, Terry MacCarthy, Linda Leong, Liz McGonagle; Middle Row: Donna MacDougal, Donna Mead, Robbie Matthews, Scott McCaffrey, Doug Kutyna, )eff Lipson, Francis McCovern, Marty Cuay, Patty Lehan, Sue MacDonald, Julie McCombe, Julie McCarry, Kathy Macintosh; Back Row: Lenny Mason, Ed Lane, J.R. McManus, Peter Manning, Paul McKie, Bill Mazko, Scott Lewis, David L ' Heureux, Ronald Graham Front Row: Valerie French, Kathy Gural, Alison Horning, Robin Kleiman, Debbie Hansen, Karen Kenney, Debbie Holland, Wendi Hodgkinson, Diane Klett, Karen Friedman, Anne Lunig, Eileen Harrington; Middle Row: Elaina Kenny, Lisa Harrison, Jill Hunt, Heike Haker, Louise Guay, Scott Greenlee, Glen Harrington, Bob Fryer, Greg French, John Isnor, Nancy Fuschetti, Karen Gauntlett, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Kathy Duggan; Back Row: Rick Galant, Elizabeth Greene, Rick Goggins, David Kennedy, John Feehrer, Keith Johnson, Martin Guay, David Courtoglous, Ron Graham, John Garibotto, Jody Golonka Front row: Mary Ann Lanier, Beverly Ellis, Jim Ruggerio, Anne Lunig, Eileen Harrington, Mary Kay Wieler, Patty Lehan, Cheryl Tiegs, Farrah Fawcett, Jaclyn Smith; Second row: Kathy Colliton, Jeff Niles, Doug Kutyna, Allan Coady, Bekah Angus, Micheal Swider, John Zolnay, Jimmy Theophile, Jamie Collins, Dan Bruno, Bo Derek, Richard Gere; Back row: Paula Patterson, Patricia Anthony, Betsy Schellhase, Donna Mead, Angelica Colao, Kathy Salinas, Heather Corcoran. Corcoran. 75 Front Row: Heidi Mietzner, Erica Root, Susan Nawiochek, Nancy Nawoichek, Jackie Nazzaro, llona Nagy, Joanna Piro, Wendy Pike, Linda O ' Brien, Shelly Nassr, Christine O ' Shaughnessy, Emily O ' Hara; Middle Row: Grace O ' Hara, Kim Polk, Sue Pyles, Loralee Prior, Jeff Niles, Benjamin Mendez, Matt Pagelkopf, Larry Puzzo, Paul Richter, Melinda Lopez, Sharon Reidy, Cretta Moore, Karen Rogers; Back Row: Rick Mizzoni, Michael Montemagno, Ken Molloy, David Pottle, Doug Millar, John Penney, Robert Morse, Bill Miksenes, Bob Sonato Front Row: Jill Smith, Kristina Zimmerman, Kathy Salinas, Sue Smiley, Carol Ward, Ann-Marie Sweeney, Kristen Theophile, Marcia Sandblom, Mary Sutherland, Kelli Whitley, Kris Weatherbee; Middle Row: Richard Sullivan, Richard Varano, Mike Swider, David Walsh, Jim Theophile, Steve Thompkins, Bryant Wmgood, Steven Sexton, David Tatosian; Back Row: Robert Scott, Kenny Wilson, Keith Wilson, Adam Sutton, Mike Wilson, Robbie Emerson, Kyle Hansen, Bernie Sykes, Steve Soltis, Phil Wachsler SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore Class Officers, President — Kerri Dougherty, Vice President — Paul Freeman, Secretary — Christine Donadio, Treasurer — Dianne Siera 76 Front Row: Caryn Blodgett, Maureen Callahan, Tina Carr, Katie Bryan, Dusan Ayasse, Terry Buxton, Tracey Buskirk, Michelle Busa, Sue Bullock, Michelle Bibee, Terry Binsack, Lucia Avitabile; Back Row: Dan Boudreau, Steven Bensley, Dana Ansel, Scott Campbell, Kemal Argon, Mike Bezek, Joe Baker, Richard Bernard, Brian Chase, David Barbieri, Mark Brady, Sean Brady, Keith Ciampa Front Row: Christine Donadio, Elaine Kenison, Carolyn Killiam, Roger Lydon, Michelle Little, Susan Bullock, Amy Lehan, Laura Farinello, Susan Alderisio, Sandy Couto, Janine Cauntt, Barbara Birch; Second Row: Debra Shiek, Gretchn Voight, Allison Sibley, Mark Barthold, Sean O ' Connor, Joe Maskalenko, Tim French, Chris Moore, David Puffer, Pete Millet, Greg Foerest, Cindy Bailey, Jeanne Freehrer, Lauren Benson, Third Row: Brian Hanley, John Ryder, Chris Castro, James Mclaughlin, J. P. Crelish, Brian Jones, David Aucoin, Bradley Bates, Sal Peglatore Front Row: Krissy Connors, Lisa Coleman, Jennifer Crocker, Lynne Draskovich, Susan Dutra, Kerri Dougherty, Michelle Giard, Beth Denaro, Phyllis Doherty, Kim Draper, Wendy Geeser, Anela Feole; Middle Row: Mary Guirleo, Linda Cormier, Traci Defrancesco, Peter Dunn, Gordy Gauntlett, Paul Freeman, Gerald Crocker, Eric Gerdes, Nadine DiClemente, Laura Farinello, Mary Davidson, Kathy Croke; Back Row: Scott Defoe, Mark Damery, Jeff Conway. Dan Colonero, Mark French, Jim Early, Peter Corey, Eric Eaton, Jim Ellis, Tim Donahue, Tom Concannon 77 Front Row: Rebecca Harrison, Karen Hall, Linette Harris, Gail Hulbert, Lisa Leary, Julie Hamilton, Kerrie Lacovara, Jennifer Hilker, Dina Jellison, Lori Larsen; Middle Row Helen Kwon, Erin Harrington, Michelle Lewis, Alan Jelalian, Todd Kirkland, Leon Lousararian, Jon Goldman, Bill Lindley, Eileen Kilpatrick, Carol Johnson, Cindy Johnson; Back Row: Brian Jones, Erik Lund, David Heggestad, Patrick Herlihy, Oliver Heller, Mark Isnor, Michael Kempton, Joe Kelnhofer, Frank Kolarik, Bob Hodgkinson, Robert Livingston Front Row: Pam Weatherbee, Elizabeth McCulloch, Annette Malchow, Jul Maczko, Alison Maurer, Elaine Millar, Kristi Mason, Roseanne McHugh, Laura McMahan, Karen MacQuilken; Middle Row: Stephanie Robinson, Kathryn Miller, Bonnie Murray, Laura Price, Marie Preston, Lisa Mici, Robert Williams, Roger McKenna, Brian MacArthur, Lisa Manning, Diana Kenney, Kerstin McGilvray, Vickie McCormack, Stephanie Morris; Back Row: Mike Williamson, James McKenna, Ernest Messinger, Dan Sheehan, Chris Miller, Steve McDonough, Greg McCollem Front row: Anne Sarno, Jenifer Moore, Carolyn Mix, Bonnie Murray, Marie Preston, Kim Neal, Kerry Moore, Patty Raffa, Stephanie Robinson Middle row: Eileen Harrington, Jane Morano, Karen Freidman, Margie Powderly, Rich O ' Neil, Tom Papalia, Guy Montamagno, David Packer, Mike Ruggiero, Andy Ringle, Leslie Patou, Stephanie Morris; Back row: Ian Newkirk, Steve O ' Neil, Steve Renny, Carl Perry, Mike Quinn, Jen Porter, Eric Olsen, Kevin St. Onge, Steve Riley, Glen Raymond. 78 Front Row — Bonny Burns, Tricia Burns, Caryn Blodgett, Gail Alperin, Amy Birimgham, Lynn Breland, Maureen Bench, Julie Bumbaca, Cheryl Akagi, Valerie Bogan, Nancy Cushman, Elaine Carrol, Middle Row; Daw Capazutto, Jim Blasi, John Browniscowski, Jimmy Boatright, Terry Bradshaw, Mike Bruno, Cris Brown, Ingraham Bellamy, Philip Ahola, Christopher Birch, Bruce Briggs, Alfred Boudreau, Andrea Cantella, MaryEllen Carter, Kerry Callahan, Back Row; Eva Cuthbert, Frank Cartaglia, John Crawford, Dale Cox, Carole Crittenden, Danny Coleo, Mike Bush, Scott Cummingham, Joe Buskirk, Kim Colliton Front Row — Amy Tucker, Julene Ullrich, Sharon Wheaton, Molly Silverstrome, Denise Webb, Monique Tilton, Amy Lehan, Tammy Stouter, Carolyn Stockdale Middle Row — Elizabeth Telford, Kristen Sundra, Cany Smith, Michelle Taylor, David Wheeler, Mark Wachsler, Doug Traynor, Greg Towle, Sarah Wright, Theresa Soderstrom, Karen Swider, Barbarba Wallime, Jean Feehrer, Nancy Sullivan; Back Row, Billy Webster, Eric Stephan, Robert Williams, Eric Thomas, Joe Shamon, Pat Towle, Steve Shaw, Norman Wright, Randy Wilson, Ben Stinson, Mike Spoffard. Front row: Cheryl Dogherty, Adrienne Elder, Michelle Eaton, Julie Diucette, Melinda Glennon, Laura Doherty, Chris Doyle, Kathleen Donaldson, Jocelyn Gamble, Laura Feltman, Helen D ' Arcy; Middle row: Anthony D ' Antoni, Janet Drohan, James Doherty, Tom Devine, Scott Filleul, Brian Goguen, Charles Ellis, John Guetersloh, James Duke, David Dungey, Brad Davies, James Gettman, Sylvia Fiorino, Michelle George, Wendy Drew; Back row: Todd Dyson, Dave Gardness, Peter Galipeau, Ken Ginder, Barry Dyment, Dan Fougere, Tim Donahue, Shafik Pam, Darren Evans, Peter Farrell, Paul Ferrero, Shawn Damery. Front Row: Sheryl Orris, Dawn Pourti, Christine Olmstead, Toni McCombe, Virginia Miller, Leslie Mclaughlin, Kerry Petersen, Janine McLaughlin, Carla Picarello, Barbera Pexider; Middle Row: Julia McConnell, Julie Pelletier, Deborah Molloy, Rita McMahan, Kim Petrino, Lisa Porter, Shan Pitts, Linda Owens, Christine Messinger, Jeanne O ' Brien, Jill Millman; Back Row: Mikie Powderly, Marco Pomponi, Eric Miller, James Mosca, Paul Pandiscio, Richard Minassian, Sean McCaffery, Greg Moll, Curtis McMurtree, David McArron, Michael Mignon, Kevin Moffet Front Row: Joanne Kent, Lisa Haywood, Molley Koester, Laurine Marino, Catherine Hansen, Karla Jones, Karma Jones, Mika Lacy, Marianne Markivich, Kerry Latina, Jo Beth Lanier, Leslie Jelalian; Middle Row: Barbara Konkle, Joanne Hunter, Christine Lawrence, Cindy Harrington, Robert Lord, Stephen Mace, David Herlihy, Brian Hall, Bruce Kozuma, Christopher Kimmins, Laura Kupfrian, Jean-Marie Matthews, Judy Mace, Joyce Hennrikus, Meg Isnor, Courtenay Hand; Back Row: Scott Lerner, Philip Kohm, Dan Kleiman, Perry Lipsin, David Knell, Dan Lynch, Kevin Long, Matt Kennedy, Scott Kossman, Peggy Kilpatrick, Tina Marti nes 80 Front Row: Barbara Yakush, Anne Weaver, Andrea Shamon, Ann-Marie Stella, Linda Ricker, Karin Yeatts, Karin Reinish, Liza Ralston, Cindy Ricker, Sandy Richards, Nancy Preston, Tracey Sullivan; Middle Row: Paul Sullivan, Mark Venuti, Eddie Spencer, Doug Smith, John Ringle, Peter Pray, John Rollonson, Dan Ricci, Chris Adil, Niki Warren, Monica Soltis, Ana Vela, Valerie Sharp, Laura Radrick; Back Row: Matt St. Pierre, Dan Williams, Peter Sullivan, Adam Stuart, Dan Robinson, Timmy Salinas, Mike Prescott, Billy Pugh, Raj Tanden, Mark White, Bunky White, Jennifer Smith Front Row: Kim Jacewicz, Barbara Flanagan, Liz Othmer, Cheryl Petrino, Melinda Olisky, Laurie Chilton, Trina Rhodes, Becky Eckhardt, Jan Hamman, Amy McGovern; Second Row: Chris Adil, Heidi Voight, Lori Taft, John Orlando, Jack Monico, Mike Hill, June Costa, Suzie Jean Crezenci; Third Row: Jim Falls, Pat Egan, Jim DeVellis, Steven Gauntlett, Ron Scaltrito, Brian Molloy, Kathy Alessi TELEMEDIA BHS SUPERBAND 96 ORCHESTRA Violin I Keith Evans Harlow Pinson Kristina Zimmerman Molly Silvestrone Richard Proulx Mike McEachern Mark Damery Amy Tucker Violin II Peter Farrell Marco Pomponi Christine Laurence Michelle Eaton Pamela Duggan Valerie Bogan Viola Amy Theobald Sarah Swider Cello Pam Brown Brian Cauntt Double Bass Scott Cambell Keith McPhee Piano L Laura Libby Jeff Cage Flute Linda Schoendorf Carolyn Caruso Michi Yukawa Andrea McClatchey Oboe Cynthia Ellis Sham Sundra Janet Sword Clarinet Sandra Draper Lori Larsen Julie Hamilton John Feeher Bass Clarinet Linda Blomstedt Trumpet Richard Papalia Beth Ann Telford Mark Cierpial Glenn Cullen Trombone Scott Pederson Matt Pagelkopf French Horn Wendy Pike Beth Ann Larson Margaret Walline Barbara Walline Tuba Todd Campbell Percussion Katie Kennedy Gary Ackerman Mark DeLellis John Pidgeon = Senior = Concertmaster JAZZ ENSEMBLE Saxophone Sham Sundra Bob Stanley Doug Gurley John Feeher Sandra Draper Susan Bergin Cindy Ellis Vincent Orlando Louis Brown Trumpet Doug Auld Robert Brennan Paul Cierpial Glenn Cullen Ricky Papalia Beth Ann Telford Trombone Scott Pederson Matt Pagerkopf Harlow Pinson Margaret Walline Tuba David Folweiler Electric Guitar Jeff Bryant Electric Bass Todd Campbell Keyboards Michi Yukawa Percussion Katie Kennedy Mark DeLellis John Pidgeon Gary Ackerman Steve McDonough = Senior CONCERT BAND Piccolo Diana Lund Flute Jean Feehrer Diana ben-Aaron Melinda Glennon Anne Lunig Karen Killam Carolyn Clyde Gayle Alperin Lauren Benson Jan Hamann Kim Merrick Julie Viola Kim Jacewicz Sara Folweiler Janet Drohan Sarah Campos Debbie Hansen Christina Leonard Oboe Teresa McCarthy Cindy Bailey Carolyn Killam Clarinet Eric Lundquist Laura McMahon Mike Melville Molly Koester Heidi Mietzne r Elaine Millar David Puzzo Christine Donadio Trina Rhodes Joanne Stephens Richard O ' Neil Jo Beth Lanier Ann-Marie McGovern Angela French Bass Clarinet Kim Haywood Peter Galipeau Alto Saxophone Bill Bruno Scott Cunningham Kenneth Mayer Elaine Kenison Chris Moore Guy Montemagno Roseann McHugh Tenor Saxophone John Orlando Baritone Saxophone Jack Monaco Trumpet David Sizoo Rob Morse Richard Davidson Barbara Flanagan David Wheeler Kurt Graeff Kenneth Cinder Greg McCollum Andy Ringle French Horn Bruce Kozuma Baritone Horn Keith Gauntt Baritone Horn Keith McPhee Bernard Sykes Tuba Debbie Raff a Percussion Greg Agonis Gail Heinrich Ian Cone Brian Hanley Richard Delfino Dan Bruno Bill Mazko Cheryl Petri no Brian Sykes Micheal Bush Micheal Clyde = Senior WIND ENSEMBLE In I Mil f 4 ■ feT i t 1 Piccolo Carolyn Caruso Flute Linda Schoendorf Michi Yukawa Andrea McClatchey Neile Diehard Oboe Cindy Ellis Janet Sword Eb Clarinet Katie Bryan Bb Clarinet Sham Sundra John Feehrer Bob Stanley Susan Bergin Lori Larsen Lisa Viola Vincent Orlanda Julie Hamilton Bass Clarinet Linda Blomstedt Contrabass Clarinet Kathy Smith Bassoon Louis Brown Robin Johnson Alto Saxophone Doug Curley Tom Concannon Tenor Saxophone Sandy Draper Baritone Saxophone Jon Goldman Trumpet Doug Auld Robert Brennan Paul Ciepial Glenn Cullen Ricky Papalia Beth Ann Telford French Horn Wendy Pike Beth Ann Larsen Margaret Walline Barbara Walline Trombone Scott Pederson Harlow Pinson Matt Pagelkopf Baritone Horn Larry Puzzo Tuba Todd Campbell David Folweiler Percussion Gary Ackerman Mark DeLellis Katie Kennedy Steven McDonough John Pidgeon = Senior Back row: Benjy Mendes, Brad Davies, Elizabeth Bonesteele, Debbie Manning, Melinda Lopez, Margaret Walline, Laureen Cavanagh, Renee Dobkowski, Donald Naugler, Richard Davidson, Scott Ciampa, Chris Choate, Geoff Spofford, Susan Bergin, Carla Picarello; Third row: John Epeneter, Linda Johnson, Laura Kupfrian, Cindy Bailey, Barbara Walline, Natalie Dobkowski, Peter Galipeare, John DeLellis, Nate Brown, Peter Colonero, Jon Goldman, Sheri Nickerson, Kathy Gural, Molly Silvestrone, Virginia Miller; Second row: Beth Anne Telford, Susan Ayasse, Karen Friedman, Michi Yukawa, Adam Sutton, Vincent Orlando, Dana Svenson, Sean Damary, Dave Melville, Jack Monaco, Mary Givrleo, Susanne Logcher; Front row: Laura Feldman, Debbie Bailey, Gail Hulbert, Anne Lunig, Deb Eaton, Matt Kennedy, Paul Couvee, Mary Kay Weiler, Kelly Dougherty, Karen Killam, Carolyn Killam, Mary Ann Labier, Shirley Cotrill. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ sjj l l « |  • .?  v r ' ' Hi i KtlM i ■ H 1 -— r IZTTl iflTl tf t i 1 til LjlJ] , i—- L Valerie French, Patty Anthont, Linda Owens, Amy Burmingham, Karen Kenney, Jody Golonka, Mary Davidson, Julie Mazko, Courtney Hand, Michelle Lewis, Diana Blair, Sandy Richards, Sara Campos, Sara Campos, Lauren Benson, Carolyn Clyde, Tina Carr, Erica Logcher, Sue Bullock, Nadine DiClamente, Amy Lehan, Judy Mace, Angelica Coiab, Diana Kenney, Kristy Sundra, Kerri Dougherty, Leslie McLaughlin, Susan Dutra, Karen Swider, Becky Horritson, Kim Merrick, Lisa Manning, Linda Christian, Jean Mathews, Karen Keatts, Janet Pliska, Joanne Dutra, Diana Lund, Molly Koester, Alisa Horning, Amy McGovern. 100 MADRIGALS Front row: Mrs. Latham, Judy Chase, Katie Bryan, John Orlando, Adam Sutton, Doug Curley, Nona Nagy, Cindy Johnson, Marcia Carpentier, Sarah Swider; Back row: Becky Alderink, Heather Corcoran, Carol Richardson, Chris Choate, Kennith Mayer, Keith Evans, Scott Campbell, Bruce Kozuma, Gary Ackerman, Kelly Dougherty, Mary Ann Lanier. Accompanist — Jeff Gage. BARBERSHOP QUARTET DOUBLE SEXTETTE Chris Choate, Keith Evans, Doug Gurley, Vincent Orlando. Katie Bryan, Judy Chase, Carol Richardson, Barbara Walline, Melinda Lopez, Margaret Walline, Becky Alderink, Carolyn Killam. Kathv Gural, Karen Killam, Cindy Johnson, Nona Nagy, Kelly Dougherty, Mary Ann Lanier. Accompanist — Michi Yukawa. AFS OFFICERS Front Row — Marcy Appell, Michi Yukawa, Neila Hingorani, Kenneth Mayer, Natalie Dobkowski, Iris Trenkler; Back Row — Bruno Duquesnue, Renee Dobkowski, Katie Bryan Terry McCarthy, Sal Paglia, Brian Laffan, Diana Blair, Stephanie Antonuccio; 2nd row — Katie Bryan, Bruno Duquesnue, Kenneth Mayer, Neila Hingorani, Michi Yukawa, Natalie Dob- kowski; 3rd row — Margaret Walline, Murita Lofgren, Ann Mudget, David Grenne, Eliabeth McCullough, Erica Root, Sharon Reidy, Susan Bergin; 4th row — Chris Hansen, Kathy Macintosh, Benji Mendes, Marcia Car- penter, Jonathan Coleman, Steven McDough; 5th row — Melinda Lopez, Doug Curley, Kathy Gural, Ann- Marie Sweeney, )udy Chase, Liza Ralston, Amy Birmin- gham, Jennifer Crocker; 6th row — Mirchelle Cloutier, Tom Perry, Stacey Newman, Suzanne Logcher, Kelly Col- liton, Karen Killiam. 104 TW XetU t Stujam n y,T Mtyeft 1W«M ' 7 ' a SKI CLUB Mary Kay Weiler, Patty Leehan, Lynn Blaisdell, Anne Lunig, Rob Schorrens, Valerie French, Sandy Draper, Renee Dobkowski, Sue McDonald, Kathy Davidson, Natalie Dobkowski, Anne Witicker, Dianne Oppedisano, J.J. Crocker. 105 FIRST ROW — Bonnie Nassr, Pam Brown; BACK ROW — Kathy Colliton, Michelle Pelletier, Lois Far- rell, Doug Millar, Phillip Wachsler L e I. I s a t i v e Student Court C o m m i t t e e )ulie Russo, Marty Guay, Mr. Ullman, Mrs. Kinney, Terry McCarthy, Michi Yukawa, Ginger Buxton FIRST ROW — Nicholas Bonesteel, Mark Wachsler, David Sizoo, Paul Farrell, David Kennedy, Bill Bruno; SECOND ROW — Martin Heggestad 106 FIRST ROW — William Lindley, Mark Wachsler, Phillip Wachsler, Jo-Beth Lanier, Karen Reison; SECOND ROW — Martin Heggestad, Margaret Wal- line, Kenneth Mayer, Karen Killiam, Ann Whitaker, Alison Horning a r a I a x FIRST ROW — Lee Castro, Philip Wachsler, Mark Wachsler, Micheal Clyde, Suzanne Logcher, Bunky White; BACK ROW — William Lindley, David Ellis, Brian Laffan FIRST ROW — Bethanne Larson, Heather Lane, Neile Diehard, Mr. De- silets, Phyliss Dougherty; SECOND ROW — Terri McCarthy, Stephanie An- tonuccio, David Greene, Marcy Appell, Dianna Blair HP Science Club FRONT ROW — Eris Cerdes; Sec- ond Row — Jay Guetersloh, Steve Tompkins, Amy Theobald, Sal Pag- lia; Back Row — Renee Dobkowski, Brian Laffan, David Greene, Nathan Brown FRONT ROW — William Lindley, Neila Hingorani; Second Row — Nathan Brown, Eric Gerdes, David Greene, Renee Dobkowski, Brian Laffan, Karen Rogers, Carol Richardson; Third Row — Micheal Clyde, David Folweiler, Judy Chase FIRST ROW — Mark Wachsler, David Ellis, Phillip Waschler; SECOND ROW | — Micheal Clyde, Alison Horning, )im Ellis, William Lindley I FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front Row: Mike Powderly, Jeff Mazeo, Mike Bush, David Dungey, Tom Devine, Mark White, Richard Minassian, Ed Spencer, Dan Williams; Middle Row: Peter Farrell, Dave Gardner, Scott Filluel, Phil Ahola, Brian Goguen, Pat Egan, Scott McCarron, Frank Cataglea, Kevin Moffet, Steve Gauntlett; Back Row: Coach Hughs, Paul Pandisio, Peter Pray, John Rollinson, Ingram Belamy, Chip Ellis, Greg Moll, Don Ricci, Chris Brown, Matt St. Pierre, Coach Campbell 62 ti JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row: Eric Bumann, Michael Mead, Bill Miksenas, Ronnie Graham, Kenny Russell, Mike Mon- temagno, Fred Yanosick, Greg French, J.R. McManus, Carl Russell, David Walsh, Mark Ennis; Second Row: Pat Towle, Tim French, Rich Varano, Roger McKenna, Dan Sheehan, Roger Lyon, Bob Williams, John Spidel, Gordy Gauntlet; Third Row: Coach Petrillo, Erik Luno, Glenn Harrington, Scott Greenlee, Dave Brown, Chris Cherlin, Tim Donaque, Peter Dunn, Chris Moore, Coach Hirch: Fourth Row: Mike Swider, Ak Jelalian, Scott Dffoe, Rich O ' Neil, Mark Isnor, Eric Eaton, Lenny Mason, Mike Ruggeri; Fifth Row: Chuck Hayward, Mark French, Greg Towle, Sean Brady, Scott Cambell. BOYS ' SOCCER Front row: Scotter Willis, Peter Manning, Jim Concannon, Paul D ' entremont, Rick Davidson, Neil Ward, Mike McEachern, Jamie Picherzky, John Williamson, Tom Perry; Back row: Andy Harrington (assistant manager), Don hammond, Doug Millar, Geoff Spofford, Peter Colonero, Marty Guay, Svein Gjelsvik, Rob Morse, Brian Gauntt, Don Naugler, Bill Carter (manager) Coach Patuleia GIRLS ' VARSITY SOCCER Front row: Coach Nossdorfer, Sandy Lewis, Elaine Millar, Eileen Harrington, Anne Boatright, Karen McQuilken, Pam Weatherbee, Michele Busa, Diane GIRLS ' JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Front row: Jennifer Crocker, Michelle Taylor, Joyce Henrikus, Molly Silverstrone, Kerry Latina, Tricia Burns, Kerstin McGilvray, Jan Hamann, Darlene Church, Coach McManus; Middle row: Kristi Mason, Mary Buck, Julie Viola, Julie Hamilton, Michelle Giard, Annette Malchow, Becky Eckhardt; Back row: Julie McGarry, Karen Gauntlett, Mary Kay Wieler, Kathleen Duggan, Sue Nawoichik GIRLS ' FIELD HOCKEY 1980 VARSITY Front row: Terre Burns, Kathy Hennrikus, Laura Bench, Beth Doucette; Middle row: Laurie Dameron, Anne Lunig, Lynne Blaisdell, Kthy Fitzgerald, Kathy Davidson, Kristen Lundquist, Suzanne Pyles, Donna McDougall, Sandy Lewis; Back row: Kim Neal, Sara Folweiler, Lisa Manning, Margie Powderly, Maureen Bench, Meg Isnor, Elaine Carroll, Anne-Marie Sweeney (manager). IUNIOR VARSITY Front row: Beth Danard, Betsy Greene, Denise Conway, Becka Angus, June Fallabella, Denise Webb, Diana Kenny, Grace O ' Hara; Middle row: Jean-Marie Mathews, Amy McGovern, Christine Russo, Courtney Hand, Mary Davidson, Sue Alderisio, Carol 1 22 Johnson, Sharon Wheaton, Jean Crescenzi; Back row: Jane Gallagher (coach), Cindy Ricker (manager), Julie Doucette, Debby Malloy, Terri Bellingi, Diane Serra, Terri Binsack, Peggy Kilpatrick, Donna Breland, Merry Moore, Lisa Mici, Kim Petrano, Stephanie Robinson. BOYS ' CROSS-COUNTRY 1980 jjM Front row: William Bruno , Robert Bradford , James Mercurio , Kenneth Ringle, Richard Proulx, Kenneth Pliska, Coach Sullivan; Second row: Ian Cone, Bruno Duquesne, David Kennedy, Bryant Wingood, John ■■■JJ Feehrer, Carl Perry; Third row: Mi hael Bruno, Matthew Kenned} . Brian Hanle , leffrey Lipson, Andrew Ringle, ■IH Thomas Papalia; Back row: Raymond Boudreaux, Jon Zolnay, Barry Dyment, Daniel Bruno. GIRLS ' CROSS-COUNTRY Front row: Marianne Croke (manager), Sandra Draper, Kelly Dougherty, co-captains Monique Faucher Janet Pliska, Linda Humphreys, Cina Wingood; Middle row: Theresa Buxton, Melinda Lopez, Theresa McCarthy, Kerri Dougherty, Kathy Croke; Back row: Terri Soderstrom, Karen Yeatts, Gail Heinrich, Coach Keup, Cynthia Bailey, Michelle Pelletier. SWIM TEAM Front row: Erin Richter, Pamela Brown, Kathy Whitney; Middle row: Robin Kleinman, Lynn Breland, Cheryl Neil, Patty Lehan, Pam Mead, Laura Doherty, )anet Drohan, Mary Ellen Carter, Emily O ' Hara, Kami Lambert, Lesley McGlaughlin, Jeanne Feehrer; Back row: Coach Maczko, Candy Smith, Amy Lehan, Lee Ann Bezek, Diane Klett, Erica Root, Cynthia Johnson, Louise Cuay, Kelly Colliton, Andrea McClatchy, Julie Maczko, Christine Donadio, Heidi Mietzner. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL 5 WINTER TRACK First Row — Lee Castro, Bruno Duquesne, Jim Mecurio, Bob Bradford, Andy Blake, Scott Jones, Peter Brooks; Middle Row — Coach Sullivan, David Kennedy, Brian Wingood, Barry Dyment, Greg Towle, Mike Ruggerio, Coach Prey; Back Row — John Williamson, Carl Perry, Kenny Pliska, Pat Towle, Sean Brady Ski Team Front Row: Randall Eckhardt, Mike Scott, Eric Lundquist, Lisa Viola, Steve Gardner, Kristen Lundquist, Stephen Steele, Kathy Fitzgerald, Mike Goguen, Greg Esses, Phil Ahola, Andy Nawochik; Back Row: Karen Yeattes, Valerie French, Rob Livingston, Billy Webster, Jeff Porter, Mike Bush, Brian Goguen, David McCarron, White. Seniors: Eric Lundquist, Mike Scott, Steve Gardner, Steve Steele, Andy Nawochik, Lisa Viola. 138 5 BOYS ' BASEBALL GIRLS ' SOFTBALL GOLF 141 BOYS SPRING TRACK First row: Geoff Spofford, Peter Colonero, Don Birch, Sparky Nolan, Zuds Zolnay, Bill Harrington; Second row: Dan Bruno, Bryant Wingood, Doug Curley, Don Naugler, Chris Wiesen, Bill Bruno, Ass ' t Coach Pray; Third row: Ken Pliska, Tom Papalia, Marty Cuay, John Zolnay, Rich Davidson, Coach Sullivan; Fourth row: Brian Hanley, Willie Williamson, John Feehrer, Eppy Busch, Bob Bradford, Rick Proulx; Fifth row: Jeff Lipson, Brian Jones, Peter Russo 5g 144 GIRLS SPRING TRACK GIRLS TENNIS 1st row — Fran Beecy, Laura Bench, Betsey Landrigan, Terre Burns, Scharon Bratt, Debbie Bailey; 2nd row — Heidi Mietzner, Sandy Lewis, Donna McDougal, Carol Richardson, Pam Brown, Jill Alderisio; 3rd row — Coach McManus, Tanya Kneeland, Denise Landrigan, Kristy Sundra, Laura Farinello, Sue Aldorisio, Kathy Collins, Lori Larson, Heather Paton, Mary Sue Gailleio Front row: Joe Devine, Dean Ceas, Doug Park, Scott Penny, Jeff Hand, Bill Stinson, Jim Stepchew, Ference Nagy, Mike Davidson; Second row: Coach Mallay, Tom Perry, Bill Carter, Dan Hamon, Devin Kineen, Paul Farrell, Scott Ciampa, Eric Lundquist, Brian Gauntt, Paul d ' Entremont; Third row: Coacn Ngoon, Keith Ciampa, Sean Brady, Greg French, Bob Fryer, David Melville, Mkke Montemagno, Rob Mathews, Guy Montemagno, Bob Williams, Ray Boudreau; Back row: Coach Hughes, Mark French, John Penny, Pat Weatherbee, Fred Yenosick, Dan Colonero, Jim Carter, Mike Goguen, John Garibotto. ADMINISTRATION Principal ' s Message The price of success is hard work and dedication to one ' s own goals for the future. As you complete your high school career, each of you must now begin to apply those things you have learned which will help you to reach your goals. Keep in mind that success is not only job and financial security but rather success also means having respect for the dignity and rights of others. On behalf of all of us at Bedford High School, congratula- tions and best wishes. Thomas J. Duggan Principal Thomas Duggan SECRETARIES V Mrs. Happy 154 Mrs. Lunig Mrs. Chamberlain ADMINISTRATION It is a pleasure again to send greetings to graduating seniors of Bedford High School through the pages of this yearbook and to the students in the other classes. The seniors were freshmen in 1977 when I was also a freshmen in Bedford. I know something about their ambitions, their concerns and their dreams. If their four years ' education in Bedford High School adds something to the fulfillment of their dreams and ambitions then we, their teachers, take satisfaction in sharing in this sense of fulfillment. I, too, graduate from the Bedford schools this year, but I will long remember this class of 1981. Kenton E. Stephens, Sr. Superintendent of Schools S E C R E T A R I E S Mrs. Drummond Assistant to the Superintendant Mrs. Claire French Mrs. Judy Breen and Mrs. Suzanne Pickett Mr. Keup Mrs. Robinson Miss Sakalakis Mr. Melanson SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Reynolds Mr. Lewis Mr. Biggio Mrs. Ralston Mrs. Pellegrini Mr. Sullivan 158 Mr. Dietz Miss O ' Sullivan Miss Mintz Mrs. Probolus HOME ECONOMICS Mr. Kelly Mrs. Rosset Mrs. Baker Mrs. Drenas Mrs. Tsefrekas Mrs. Perkensen 154 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Morgan PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. McManus Miss Gfoerer Miss Gallagher Mr. Adams Miss McManus Mr. Petrillo 160 AUDIO VISUAL • 4 Mrs. Schirmer Mrs. Ritz SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Morse Mrs. Carpenter Mi ss Ratych ROTC LIBRARY Mrs. Dowling Mrs. Travis Mrs. Hibbert 162 COUNSELING Mr. Greenway Mrs. Brine Mr. Moss Mr. Gollis Mrs. McDonald Mrs. MacLeod Mrs. Lawless Mrs. Pate Mrs. O ' Neil CAFETERIA Mrs. Nazario 163 EDITOR IN CHIEF LAYOUT EDITOR ASSISTANT LAYOUT EDITOR MISSILE STAFF GAIL SULLIVAN STEPHANIE ANTONUCCIO DIANA benAARON 168 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 from Dr. Mrs. Guy A. 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Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of 1981 from Dr. and Mrs. Eric Birmingham University Bank Trust Co. 337 The Great Road Bedford, MA 01 730 Elsa Benson Assistant Treasurer 617-899-7500 CANINE CASTLE ALL BREED GROOMING DOGS AND CATS BUS: 275-0933 Res. 994-6264 363 D Great Road Bedford, Mass. Delicious Pizzas Hot Oven Grinders and M Home Styles Spaghetti ill Your Order Before You Leave Home — They Will Be Ready On Arrival 1 1 I NK YOU! STEVE ' S HOUSE OF PIZZ 30 Shawsheen Ave. 275-2419 Bedford, MA MANAGEMENT MARKETING CONSULTANTS To Book Publishers Virginia Wiley Mercedes Kane Congratulations to the class of 1981 REALTORS. 138 Hie Great Road, Bedford 275-7777 174 ( x)i igniti ihitioi is from all of us and sjncerest wishes for future success. MITRE 17 -11 BROWN BROWN Phones 275-91 10 Rick ' s Auto 275-911 1 $55 Great Road (Great Road Shopping Center) Bedford, Mass 01730 Domestic Foreign Commercial Speed Eqt. Rick Deleo Renzo Salon 428 North Road Bedford, MA 01 730 275-8566 275-2822 — SPECIALIZING — Coloring, Perms, H«iir Cutting also Facials, Make-up Waxing 175 Lindskog Balance Corporation Precision Electronic Balancing Industrial — Automotive Aerospace Mon.-Sat. 9-5 Tues. Evening to 8 pm. (617) 275-8745 6 Alfred Circle Bedford, Ma. Compliments of Bedford Charter Service, Inc. Bedford Ma. 01 730 William J. Marlines 275-9524 Congratulations to the class of 81 BEDFORD TRAVELODGE Motels and Motor Hotels Compliments of BEDFORD FUNERAL HOME, INC. W 1 67 The Great Road Bedford Ma. 01730 C. William Clark, Jr. director r Congratulations to the class of 1981 Brooksbie Construction Co., Inc Brooksbie Road Bedford Ma. 01 730. Paul H. Verville president o Meridian □ Travel live. Bringing the world to you means the world to us. 363-E The Great Road, Bedford, MA 01730 Telephone (61 7)-275-7600 FULL SERVICE TRAVEL AGENCY EQUIPPED WITH AUTOMATED RESERVATION SYSTEM Specializing in: Pleasure Corporate — Domestic International Travel — Incentive Travel Conventions — Tours Charters School Club groups — Honeymoon — Air — Bus — Cruise — Rail, Auto Hotel Reservations EXPERIENCED TRAVEL CONSULTANTS TO SERVE YOU! Cedric J. Smith Tel 275-1967 BEDFORD WALLPAPER PAINT CO. 51 The Great Rd. Bedford, MA. 01730 ANDIE ' S EXXON 275-9873 Complete Automotive Service 341 Great Road Andie Catalano Bedford, MA 01 730 SLUMBERWORLD HOME FURNITURE AND CARPET CENTER Great Road Shopping Center Bedford, MA. 275-8869 Bedding | _ Carpet Famous Brand Name Furniture ARTS FLOWERS Fresh Flowers — Distinctive Design Weddings, Funerals, ALL Occasions We Deliver SSfc - Bi Jean 275-7125 Mietzer 142 The Great Road BEDFORD Teleflora — AFS — FTD 178 BEDFORD SUNOCO TIRE CENTER 180 The Great Road Bedford Ma. 01 730 Cal Brammer tel. 275-9759 Firestone Tires Compliments of LANGLEY HANDLING EQUIPMENT 2 Sycamore Avenue W Medford, Ma. 02155 tel. (617) 395-8010 Congratulations to the class of 81 from RICHARD A. DAVIDSON, B.S. R.P.H. DAVIDSON ' S PHARMACY, INC. CENTER HAIR STYLIST sculpture kur. Roffler products Open Daily and Thursday Evenings 168 E. The Great Rd. Bedford Bedford Shopping Center CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 ! dckj 328 GREAT ROAD, BEDFORD, MASS. 01730 BEDFORD PERMANENT FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION Best Wishes To The CLASS OF 1981 Dr. Mrs. E. Eagles W HAIR STYLIST TRUE UNISEX SALON 326 The Great Rd. (Rt. 9 and 225) Bedford 275-7366 9 MINUTEMAN VOLKSWACON AND OLDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE PARTS 39 NORTH RD. BEDFORD, MASS. AT JUNCTION OF RT. 45-225 275-8000 PATRONS Weather Services Ye Olde Country Store Bedford Engineering 182 SHEAR ART Unisex Hair Styling 314 Boston Rd. Billerica, Mass. Donna McKay ' 1 4 Boston Rd. Best Wishes from ROBERT INTERNATIONAL, IN sterling silver 14k gold jewelry repairs, custom work, appraisals on premise 3 Meriam St. Lexington, |Ma. (617) 862-6936 1 Congratulations the class of 1981 from ATEX 1 5 Wiggins Ave COMPLIMENTS O AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CQRPQ AT|( ) American Hospital Supplv DfffsTon American Scientific Products Division Amertejsfi Dietary Products Division f §r 20-26 Wiggins Ave Bedford, Ma. 0173( I I r CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 1981 from 4 THE ITEK CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 from TRAVIS ASSOCIATES f Digital Equipment Corporation Educational Services Department congratulates the Graduating Class of 1981 Best Wishes for the Future! 184 PALMERI ' S FLOWERS We are the Professionals Serving Hanscom Field — Bedford - Lexington Concord F.T.D. — Florafax — Teleflora Specializing in Weddings — Corsages Arrangements — Potted Plants — Funerals 315 GREAT ROAD SHOPPING CENTER BEDFORD 275-7905 327 The Great Road Bedford, MA r01730 Congratulations, Graduates! tlfg —  mi room Picture Framing — Art Supplies Bedford Shopping Center 275-2768 305 The Great Road Bedford, MA 01730 Law Offices Bridge, Byson, Kilmartin Professional Corporation 113 The Great Road Bedford, MA 01730 275-0760 Congratulations from John W. Bergin, M.D. and C. Rogers Lord, M.D. 18S ' ftl Class of 1981 Wishing you a bright and happy future Brand Names for Less BEDFORD • BEVERLY • CANTON • CHELMSFORD FRAMINGHAM • FRANKLIN HINGHAM LEOMINSTER • MEDFORD • MARLBORO • MARSHFIELD NEWTON PEABODY READING SOUTH WEYMOUTH • SWAMPSCOTT • TEWKSBURY • BEDFORD. NASHUA. PORTSMOUTH and SALEM, N.H. • open Monday thru Saturday 9:30 a m to 9:30 p m Our Salem and Nashua Nh stores open Sun Uo6pm Bedlord ana Portsmouth N H open Sun i2to 5 p m Congratulations, Class of ' 81! Stonehenge Jack and Marilyn Kean Congratulations to the Class of ' 81 Bedford Photo Studio 30 Shawsheen Ave. Bedford Compliments of Dr. Mrs. Michael Koury Telephone — 275-6944 Gladys Harrison, O.D. Dorothy K. Dolan, O.D Office Hours By Appointment Tel. 275-0736 Congratulations! Bedford Optical Co. Milton S. Moffett Registered Optician 56 Loomis St. Bedford, MA BLAKE NEWS STORE Congratulations, Mike! 7 188 Telephone 275-0912 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. BERNARD K. MULCAHY Ebo 45L Chiropractor 45 Loomis Street Bedford, MA 01730 The Great Road to Insurance Auto, Home, Business, Life Insurance Pensions, IRS, Keogh Plans MATTHEW J. TOMASSIAN INSURANCE AGENCY CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 1981 THOMAS E. NOBLE, M.D. 143 The Great Road Bedford, Massachusetts ROBERT T. DUNN Attorney at Law (617) 275-6146 Res. 275-7961 60 The Great Road Bedford, MA 01730 DOM ' S SERVICE STATION Prop. Dom Palmeri Grease — Oil — Tune-ups Tires — Accessories 314 The Great Road Dial 275-9756 272-4610 Dobbins Auto Repair Monday thru Friday 7 a.m. -6 p.m. 177 Bedford St. Bullington, MA 01803 1 77 Bedford St. Bulington, MA 01803 18 ■ Bedford Jewelers Great Road Shopping Center Bedford, MA 01730 Tel. 275-7506 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO 325 The Great Road 275-9066 Congratulations, class of 1981! BOWEN ' S Toyland Hobby Center Bedford Shopping Center Bedford, MA 275-7210 4m SALON DE TANTE COIFFURES Bedford Shopping Center The Great Road, Bedford, MA 275-7020 di Best Wishes S.J. INGALLS STATIONER, INC. School Office Supplies 1781 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington, MA 02173 Let ' s Go Bowling! Bowling is Fun for the Entire Family BEDFORD BOWLADROME 1 99 The Great Road Bedford, MA — Hours — 9:00 a.m. to 1 1 :00 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 1 1 :00 a.m. to 1 1 :00 p.m. Sun. Hols. Proprietors Louis A. Guadagnino Peter L. Guadagnino 190 BEDFORD FRUIT STORE Fruit — Confectionery — Tonics — Ice Cream Cigars and Tobacco The Great Road, Bedford, MA 01730 275-0025 BUILDERS Specialty and Hardware Corp. 26 WESTON AVE. SOMERVILLE 606-3000 RAILROAD AVENUE, BEDFORD 275-7655 SKATING WRESTLING EQUIPMENT POWER MOWERS SNOW BLOWERS H.A. Zwicker INc. Bedford Service Backs Every Sale DIAL 275-0900 RTS. 4 225 379 NORTH RD. 4$$ 0 nesjAuaANy LORD BEDFORD MOTOR INN 390 THE GREAT ROAD, BEDFORD, MA 01730 275-6700 275-7007 BEST WISHES EAST INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 101 The Great Road Bedford, MA 01730 Bradley P. Howes Robert V. Johnson QEU INCORPORATED Computer and Information Systems C.R. Burgess (BUS.) 617 275-6800 President (RES.) 61 7 459-9002 Compliments of Genetti ' s Package Store 275-6579 Congratulations! John E. Japp, M.D. 50 Loomis Street — Phone 275-7513 Bedford, MA 01730 I Congratulations to the class of ' 81 Bedford Pharmacy Bedford Shopping Center 166 The Great Road Bedford, MA Phone 275-6931 Wilson — Amfhead — New Balance — Spaulding (617) 275-6009 Bedford Sports Shop, Inc. Sporting Goods of All Kinds 1 64F The Great Road Bedford, MA 01730 MacGregor — Converse — Prince — Spofbuilt James F. Sullivan, Jr. Plumbing and Heating Contractor Bedford, MA 01730 Phone: 275-8100 Frigidaire — G.E. — R.C.A. — Whirlpool — Maytag JennAir — Zenith — Kitchen Aid — Amana — Caloric Walcott Sales Service, Inc. 313 The Great Road Bedford, MA. 01730 Parts — Service 275-7570 New Used 275-9802 192 Antidraft registration Coldest winter Since 1875 demonstrations planned Kennedy runs— Kennedy ioses |5 U.S. Hockey Takes The Gold ■ s Italian Earthquake Kills Thousands n Kim? t t Interpreting n a iving i I Proposition 2V 2 h D eyes gas § vs. £ t i sllUtoffs N ST. HELENS: s s MOUNTAIN WITH A DEATH WISH J R congress ok ' s draft registration „ , t-v i i eans commercials: Bay State GOP ready too - hot - to - handle to party at inaugural 3 arrested on charges of smuggling swordfish H JOHN LENNON His purest message: Love Companies turn to oil, long johns, light bulbs 194 Summer Olymtfcs Blotted M(JM f M Gold Rush at Lake Placid Reagan ready, Burleson Hobson traded and so is the capital Enc Beth Heden As Good As Cold Afghanistan Crushed by Soviet Army clean up of 3 - mile island Toronto hotel Phillies Win blaze kiUs g World Series January 20, 1981, American Hostages are on their way home after 444 days of captivity NEW WAVE Make it in Massachusetts Voyager Passes Saturn qq VQ s space shuttle ready Retires GASOmL POWER Stevens Resigns Bruins to move to N.H.? Colonel Sanders Dies Carter bids farewell 195 6 iw -e- e I V 4 (f On -J. 2, i tLLU, ;-rc 196 197 D.G., G.S., S.G., CANADA HERE WE COME! — 1 980 Soccer Bucs, Hector Lives — B period Humanities, I ' m so CONFUSED but aren ' t we all! — Soccer Cheerleaders, Remember Carol ' s Halloween Party? Bless you, my children you ' re great and I love you all — Bill. CO. always remember that it ' s really easy to walk. All you have to do is close your eyes and pretend you ' re asleep . . . except move your feet! Love M.L. To K.B. — Don ' t forget all the good times, especially prom night, New Year ' s Eve etc. and the times to come — prom night, graduation, all summer, and weekends at Salv Regina. You ' re a great friend and a terrific daughter even though I let you get away with murder! — Love Ma To S.A. — thanx for all your help. Good luck next year — Gail To M.S., M.D., C.F., B.B., E.R.,P.B., thanx for all the GREAT times this year — Gail Beware of the Boogeyman — Nancy, Judy, John! L.R. You turn me on! A.S. Kathy — Thanks for bein ' a friend! Adam — Youth Group Lives Forever! Kathy, Linda B., Ilona, Crs, Katie. To J.B., R.D., and N.W. I will never run out of drugstores AGAIN! Gruntt J. P., T.C., L.W., A.A., T.C., D.C., We ' ve had good times and bad skip school! And all I wanted was a rubber, Shumone Gup and we ' re going to get the beat pooped out of us at the corner Hey Jon, remember Renegade Nuns on wheels! and Bi-Radar, and my handsome son? Sandy D. Amy — Here ' s 25 £ have a field day, You ' re mother. Mister George, What ' s for breakfast Renee? Alison — You ' re WHAT? Burn THE SETS! — Beast Soccer hockey Cheerleaders — Cheerleading camp, those jiving basketball players, Dotty Derek, God let us do good ! states AGAIN!! IH Kram, S ' woh ti gniog Eilus Deb-Volume, Many cars in Driveway?, Private Way!, He ' s so cute!, The Barn, I think I ' m Gonna be sick — Lisa Girls, do J ' s in A-wing, Murder Voight, Mesculine is the mind-opener. We ' re out now, get daffy, Basketball jocks only A-period. Becky! Sargent up well Tricia! Drop the buff Laurie! Love Droid.Sharon-Umpa Umpa, Tape on her hose — Lisa Hey B.Y.T.! — Remember Dante, Ludwig, PEOPLE! ; Drama Club — Remember Laugh in , Tyl Christmas Carol. Midsummer OZ Mr. George: Your Mother!; R.R. Remember Grru. Rep. of LTN?, The Yard sale? Your 1980 suprise party and the sign? Cassettes to Aim Hi — Something snapped . . . and I hit the . . . ; R.R. You were GREAT in Oz; Book it fair maiden! ; R.M. ' s Humanities lint complex; Thanks for all the good times! — PJTE YOU better start getting different impressions of me or things are going to be difficult. Billy and Heidi one year March 22, 1 981 Oh crap the cops S.M. — Remember — Guys in white suits, staying out til 3:00; Burlington Mall — if we ever go — A friend who is always there thanx J.M. R.K. — A.M. — L.S. — Remember as the Pool Turns; the GU.b ' s Health bar beats — I won ' t forget! J. M. Remember Toto and the haystck in the Wizard of Oz — Mrs. R To Neil, Heather, Sue, and Marcy: Bendies all around. We should have taken 1 28 to Judy, and Kathy: Remember Barry — He can ' t smile without us! It was fun — Erica. Ricky threw PD in, Puddy wore nothing but a grin. Bob Jimbo could ' ve had her but they couldn ' t get it up. Henry and Carlos Pat — Remember this summer, C.J., Cape Cod, skinny dipping in Long Lake, Bo Derek hair styles, I ' ll never forget those memories, Love ya — Chris A. O ' Co., Physics is phun! Aren ' t you glad we could get confused together, thanx for the memories much Love B.C. Doug — How are the buns? We ought to give your parents a breeding award — those girls love those things. J.Z. — Don ' t touch my hooter! 1 AM NOT GOING TO LEAVE!!! signed GRUNT Marty you are a bloody spaz!! Where ' s the Portugooe Let ' s have a party Deb!! I love you guys DR, LS, CC, RP, GC, SS, MD, and anyone else I forgot. I ' ll miss ya . . . Love CE Mark — Congratulations and best wishes, keep up the good work in your college career and remember you have to do some studying. Your Swedith Aunt Gingerberry-Nantucket-guy watching (it ' s all your fault!) — bluefish (yucko!)-hafs-hide much beer? — Desertion: Dave ' s Party (6! rescued) — Dance 1 1 22 — Linda, Dudley — Diane, E.pd. — Fluney =0 — Raisin head and Zeke did it! — Luv Snowbunny. Jellybean! X street SO,BS,JG — Remember Boston, the beach? What a great time! CN JG — Remember sleeping on the side of my house? How about the roof and fire alarm? The things we did just to see each other, and all of it was worth it. I will always remember you with Love NH — Ready? I ' ll play — Pause — Toast-y ... Pause Answer: Crispy! — CN SO — Thanks for being there when I really needed you. No-one could ask for a better friend than you. We ' ve had many good times that I ' ll never forget. Love CN SO — Should I or shouldn ' t I? That is the question that only you can answer. But no matter what your answer is, you will still be my best friend, because I have the same question. Peabody, Sra — Remember the Notebooks! — Gretch Medie-Grac, Feb, Em, Chip, Polk-a-dot, Gradman, Kath, A-M, Steph, Froggie it ' s been a terrific year, but wait till next year! d ' Artagnon and Porthos. All for one and one for all. What did that big ugly man do? 202 Go for it! Let it slide! Athos Ken — You ' ll always be good in Bev. Chris. Remember tiny tim + remember our song, pass the Pina Colada Gerry — your the biggest snake ever. Deedee 3:33 — Chuckle ' s car — Purity at 2:00-many water fights — Cars — Soccer — Macs — Driver ' s license! Mike? Robbie? — Joey — tents — Library — daiquiris — Good times buddy — I love ya! Bounce. Bob — thank you for being a friend. Always, forever, Greg S.W., M.B., L.S., L.M., — The times at raydens hawk are gone, but we ' ll never forget: the laughs, the cries, the cold, the beers, the sunset, the secrets, the songs, and so much more, love you always T.K. Sleepy, Get Drunk, Turkey, Party til you puke, Porkly, Super, Hell ' s for Debbie, Who, Where are our Saviors? Doug ' s room turned Upside Down, Mobiles, Michelob, Moosehead, Schmirnoff forever! Lynda — How can we ever forget each other? With all the things we ' ve done? Tracy, meow meow meow BLOOD! Greta-Rae, shortsheeting ten beds, partyland at Mac ' s, looking for Prom dresses and dates (will Tracy go? Lets give him Geritol everyday) D.G. G.G. S.C. M.C. S.L. S.J. R.E. Can we ever get over them? They all @0%! Many sleepovers (kinky pictures — I don ' t believe it!) I ' m not going to give her the benefit of the doubt. Spring Tac, getting tan, you getting sauce all over your prom dress. Concord Bridge — many dogs! Do you know how to get there? What a corrupting force I am. What Austin Prep thinks of us! Quincy I knew this night was gonna be fun! Lets do it sometime. Bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow there ' ll be sun The world may be gone but we ' ll always be love Space PS: You guys are all great. I ' ll miss ya!!! I ' ll always remember your help through the hardtimes, but better than that I ' ll remember the smiles. Thanx everybody! Love Cynthia Richard — Greetings from Nummy City. Wondering how I came here? One night there was a tornado in Kansas. So I got Toto up and after following the Yellow Brick Road and stopping at the poppy field, we finally arrived in Oz. Wish you were here Love Margaret P.S. If you ' re ever in Nummy City, meet me on Easy St. and don ' t go near the North End. John, Road Trip , Grandpa . . . Steve, We Bad! J.S. + E.F. Remember all the great times we had like Leslie College, New Year ' s, going to the P.B., singing with the band, do you think we had too many too late? Guys shaving in the girls room, the Chink mikes house! Thanks Lisa Happy Birthday Jeff! It ' s been super knowing you: Linda, Michi, Joanne, John, Sharon, Martha, Marcy, Frank, Debbie T, Robin, Erin, Mary, Denita Good Luck to all of you! Thanks for many fun times Debbie B. Continue on the second soprano part Heather and Nancy. Double Sextette sings beautifully and thanks for all your friendship. Carolyn and Kelly beware of orange vans. Tee Hee to all the girls that worked at Llewsac and God Bless You. E period math class you ' re great! Love always Becky A. Your parents are brothers; your mothers a bear. Joe ' s the best Lisa Kerri! Sue, Mary, — BEST FRIENDS! Remember N.H., P. S.C, Billerica, boys, beers, hangovers, love, hate, the beach, Turkos, but most of all remember Love Tanya. I ' m out with PNEUMONOULTRA MICROSCOPICVOLCANOCONIOSIS. Accident, Miss Ameri- ca ' s, Siren, I was just screwing around, Can I still sleep over? I have to split. cruisin in a wheelchair. Jim my forever Buddy for life. We ' ve gotten so close and had so many good times but we still have to have moreand I don ' t know how we can get any closer. If you don ' t keep in touch, I ' ll kill you. Thanks for keeping me laughing. Love Irene M.S. So many good times to remember. Trips to Mac ' s, Deep talks. Me crying in J.M., AJ Shopping, Cruising. Love Cuz Doug J — Remember Ping Pong and studying? Brand Names for Less. Charlie Daniels Gang — remember Cherry Brandy for Breakfast? Cynthia — remember Little Bill on watermelon man? To All CSA Employees — Dot, Donna, Joan, Marie, SCABS! 6801. Michelle — remember fun times in biology, Freebird, Stairway to Heaven, falling in love and etc. Thanx for everything! All my love, Kerrie Sharon — Hel-lo there. Remember A.J. — hot and bothered. Marty — double date. Singing I. C.Y.N. B ' ing. Stay Close. Let ' s have more good times. Love Eileen. TO ER — Remember the time last March where our two favorite people stayed ' till 5:30 AM. I learned a lot! 1 980 graduation party — Thanks for holding me up — WHEW! Don ' t forget the dance where J. P. and — were, and going out for a drink. I thought I ' d have to carry him back! Thanks for listening to my problems and trying to help — you know I needed it. To SR — Whem I ' m with you and ER, we do fun things — you know what I mean? Don ' t ever forget Dudly with your brother. To UF — Thanks for that Halloween party! It was a riot . . . Shaving cream, H.P. ' s overstuffed truck and SR ' s mom driving up in her car! Don ' t forget the summer fun at Purity ' s — an allnighter and remember the truck with the Klu Klux Klan To AC — Hey, we ' ve got to get you out and do something totally wild! Hey guys — you ' ve all been the best friends I could ever ask for — Thanks, N.D. Kristen-neighbor. That night in the trailer. Talking every afternoon. Looks like fun. All our songs. JO) A.N.O.G.M.M.D.S.J.S. never lose touch. Love Oak. Richard, Neal, Peter — Thanks for scaring me to death at B.F. I guess I learned my lesson. I ' m glad you get a kick out of it. Super P. — Geils! Forget school. Schmirnoff ' s, memorable mobile Zepplin _ 13! — Turkey. Porkly — It ' s Barb! 100 yd. dash with ashtray. P.S. I ' ll learn the words. — Turkey. Super P., Porkly Sleepy-Uppy-Down Forever! Turkey S.G. many times we ' ve partied, the fire behind American Opt. with Chris P., the beach down by the Cape, GOOD TIMES! The Commando ' s live on! M.M., A.O., MDS, the ultimate double date — Goofy Grape, good pizza, and some spilt spilt coke, Party Hardy at joe ' s Cafe — P.D.S.G.M.M. too bad I took ya for the beer and champagne even though the odds were in your favor. N.W. — summertime afternoon champagne and soccer — golf, were we hurtin ' or what! MDS — have had a good many of the best times with ya, wish ya luck! S.G. — lawn jobs, the riding shotgun manover, can ' t say we didn ' t try everything, remember in the back of Smith ' s class during the test. — R.D. To: Various Bruces From: No one in particular Message: Thank you for making these last few years fun. I have a long way to go, but now I know I can make it. Remember rep. meetings, convocation (especially Rodger), RHPS, and the Desk of S.D.M. You ' ll never see this, of course, but hello to all, especially certain Fall ' 80 Farnar award winners. Good Luck in achieving your dreams, and see y ' all next summer (and, hopefully, next year!) at Tech. It ' s been artificial! — James ' sister Gail, thank you for all those rides home and for trying so hard with the book. Good Luck in college. — D Denny, Remember all the fun times we ' ve had since 10th grade. It all started in typing. Some day he ' ll come along, the man I LOVE! torn between two Lovers! What Problems! Don ' t forget the guys in the red and white shorts! There are so many good times to look back on. Thanks for the memories. — Joey Nancy Deb, Entering Bedford sign, lets leave the keys in the ignition, the lights on, and all get out and decorate the sign! How stupid! My God, there is a car behind ours! Get in the car! We ' re lucky we got in the car before the 6 guys got us! At least the car didn ' t get dented. Don ' t forget all the other crazy things that happened during the season, the ' ve all been great! loanne Karin — don ' t study too hard! Have you ever considered learning Latin, for relaxation? I ' m sure you ' ll go where you want to, in several languages, human and computer. Valerie — you don ' t need to be told to enjoy yourself. Try practicing; it really helps. — Sophie 2 Deb, Don ' t forget all the good times we ' ve had! Fish, New Years Eve, Purity, affairs, decisions, Ft. Ball B-Ball games, Musical-back stage, Christmas Concert, Going out to dinner, cape Cod, that beautiful beach house and floating on the boat! there is a lot more. Thanks for all the good times and Memories! Jo Chris, remember the ski trips and Mr. D, 3.F. Sue — Miss Filenes, remember them high beams! Maryann — which door do I get in? Kel — Once you ' re insane it doesn ' t hurt anymore — The Lite Bite — Good Luck — LThanks for everything, love Kath Kel, Lou, Em, Lou, Grace, — Lifesaving, Do Day, Mary and Lorraine. What a not — Kathy Michelle, Remember the games, dirt hills, hit and runs, the tent, Pretzels, and you better tell two friends. Well? Upsh! and see saws, let ' s not forget bare feet and flowered underware — AM Shot — Dave ' s party — mommies for G. — Homemade bowls — Cars — razzling material (4!) — Quick! Who has the right of way? — Throw it out the window! — Spill much Re unite, Bud, etc. lately? Ricky ' s baby! Yes — I told Augie your name! — G.G. + R.G. Surprise (Parents)! Jackie — french FRIES, ah, mi-ne — Dudley Desertion — slip sliding almost away — who called? — The Cahs! — frisbee! — P.W. ' s Q.Q. — Quincey Market — followed! — perfume -(-mouthwash — Tracey Jelly; Before, Animosity; now friendship. We ' ve come a long way. To the future. Pass the cold Duck! T.M. To Steven Kathryn with love, Terrie Eileen — what does that look like? It ' s not the Tare is it? Mr. K., such a nice guy! Sue Jane — What a drag it is getting old! We don ' t need any of them! Quick shut off the music, I can ' t take it! Sue Neile, who ' s always there, and who should know itt that I ' ll always be here; forever and always. Love you. Tinkerbell P.G. — Forgive and Forget. Friendship is too precious. T.M. To Ken, remember- ing shows, remembering fights, remembering you with Love. Tinkerbell Cindy — Luck o ' the Irish to ye! Many good times. SEABROOK, Leather pants, munchies at the mall. Cold teeth, Sandy? Stoned or Stupid? Marcia, thatt shopping cart . . . It ' s ALIVE!! Hef ' s, Mr. Tang, your dog is attacking me, TLNA — Bitcheen, Pewter Pot, summer of ' 80; Drive-Ins, Kidney Attacks, last day of school Jr. High year, Corvettes rule, Oh Baby! Look at that one! Thanks for all the great times — Love Pat. Jefro — Who almost crashed? Bronco — 4 wheelen!! Back parking lot — Bronco, El Camino, Monte Carlo, Nova, Ford, Skylark, Cougar, Camaro, DEMON! ' Cordoba — Gizzard — INSANE!! TEENAGE WASTELAND FOREVER!! I ' m a FREEBIRD now . . . L.P. EF 204 — Thanx for all the great times! Don ' t forget . . . Christmas party, FREDINS, hiden behind rocks, 3am turkey sandwiches, Vermont with Thorp and Bumhead, cruising — 3 floating angels, another one bites the dust! Chelmsford, CONFESS . . . J.S. A.S. — What did you have for dinner that night at the 99? Where is your fork? Is it good for you? — M.A. Animal — Miss Honey! COOKIE COOKIE, thumbs up! and cheering each other on! I wouldn ' t trade playing b-ball for anything, the long phone conversations, you were a good listener and confidante, have some good opinions too, Youth Ministry, I ' m glad I missed Mass, the hayrides and the good good company we had, a slight junior fight — SENIOR fight! E-period, F-period, lunch and the anxieties I had about certain people especially a specific person, snow ball fights, the X-Mass party and so so many other memories, The memories are few to forget and many more to remember. I am glad I still have more with you, — Steph. Carol, Memories! B.A., D.C., D.B., G.A., and now K. Lowell, Saturday nights, Soccer, Hersheys Kisses, the Blazer, and all of our talks . . . they all — , alright now? O.K.? I ' ll learn how to get home from Boston someday! Good Luck at N.U. Friends Forever right? Love, Linda. C.W. Do NCA enter? Seniors next year! N.K. Would you? How big are the shaolders? J. D.J. Boston — Jockey shoulders? You ' re a riot S.G. Good Luck. Keep in touch! Kathy — I ' ll never cook with you ag in, Hi Tiff Diana-Darling, Hey Ginger Bob.carolyn Killam is short — Sondo face — Mrs. Latham, Cookie monster. Cast and Crew of Oz — You Mama, Kiesh7Chris wedding bells . . . Peter Gal. Love me, Der I ' m Brad. Stephen — look out for the trashcans . . . ! Danununuh . . . Ughhh. Hi Miss Jones Bud Bonehead, we ' ve taken many gear midnight strolls when you barf and I tell mom you ' re dead — we don ' t get so excited! You and Beaver be good! Love Betty. 1 just want to slip this in unknown to all. This is directed to someone and another someone will know who this is — YOU HAVE SOME NERVE! BE CAREFUL, YOU MAY LOOSE SOME FRIENDS!! Hey Free — had some good times I can ' t break it — It ' s not my fault, don ' t dream it — be it — Not Deb — Let ' s have hair! B.P. Oh my God, Look at your eyes, to Karen (Karrie Sue (cute) Froggie) Rogers — have fun at your at your new pad — I ' ll miss you! CO. J.E. — Hey Carolyn guess who? N.H.GRISPY YHAAH Deb and B.P. — You guys know how to get there . . . Excuse me, How do you know how to get to the Topsfield fair? Hey Miss Dedrick — You are a 10! J, C, K, remember going down the Rurts and J. shined the highbeams? D. J, C, B, — Thanks for making this year bearable for me, I could have never made it without you guys. D.I Bye Joe Love Chuck Lee — Is Bruce worth that? NO! Sue Soccer Team — 120 flies in Bedford, Pillow fight, hole in wall, want some relish? Hot Rocks Sheriff Ricochet — Constable C. Sue — pretzels, pot match, Sal, Sahara Winds . . . Eileen Kimmy — smells! grandmothers! Chemistry — Emmy. J.V. Girls Basketball — Share a cookie with a friend! Great Year! Jack — I love you — Em Karrie, Sue, Froggie, Rogers — Thanks for teaching me the right way to eat a banana! Frogs while canoeing — miss ya! love Em. Robin — Diving with all your clothes on! Baracuda! hockey players Bruins — Birthdays quick yes — no questions Love Em. J.N. parties on snowdays! telephone conversations Em. lt was a CROW! Not a robinorasparrow- but a CROW! D.S. — Remember the G Festival. Peter, Karen Miss Peabody with her TR-7? Saving me from sane? Thanks! Love Stephen Mark, Paul, Barry: Let ' s play POKER! summa: Abandon ship! Paul (Doc): Streak is on, Kathy: Do you have a dime? — D.S. st — lly Al Fr — S.B. ACM; FREAKY JDK Diana — thanks for all your help with the book even though it stinks! Good Luck at MIT — Gail. Kath — WE ' VE been through it all — Love Stinks. (BF) Lee Patty and Carol — McCann ' s, pwacks, Mr Riordan, devil, hold it, ... ! pink part, indifferent, was that a bird? Eileen Andi — Where are my keys? Becky — you owe me a dinner. — LS Anne — Remember gym junior year, long discussions — what to do, sightseeing at U-Lowell. All the good times the past 5 years. Love Eileen. LE — knocked up? Joey, I love you! Lynn Rhonda — sa la da! — Chris Hey Steve — Saturday night — I ' m available, anytime. Guess Who? Burt: Hey CC, Don Bosco the fort! Bubble lips. Wango ze Tango! Party Trollup! My ever scarred knees! Ernie Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind, has time rewritten every line, had a chance to do it all again, be beautiful and yet, choose to forget the laughter we will remember whenever we remember, every day a new beginning, time won ' t change the meaning, ageless and evergreen, love and live forever, with for years, I believe there is a best of both worlds, I ' m like a child whose set free, write the words again and again, the last one to know, there must be a reason that I can ' t see, We are gonna make it, I want to learn what life is for — Steph. Jim — My friend forever! Buddy for life. We ' ve gotten so close and had so many good times but we still have to have more and I don ' t know how er can get any closer — Irene JOS Space, Don ' t forget the good times! Do you think she is a scuz? wching her with biboculars Purr-hic, your Dad ' s houseboat, my Dad ' s house (spill your guts much), Scuze me, would you like to be kissed? Roger Ginnie Ray, gniklat sdrawkcab, what will she wear to the prom? Trying on disco dresses, split S.M. ' s costume seams, your van, my truck, our mother ' s, brothers, sister, soccer, your hair looks blonde! The sun ' ll come out tomorrow! Me, You and M. at the bridge (ruf ruf) — I hope nobody sees us! Pulling smokes, That shirt is really unique! You ' re also — the friend who comes in when the world goes out. Good luck, Keep in touch, and Keep Barking! Love, Linda. Lileen — Beach, P.G., D.P., J.S., H.G., O.G.V., Barnacles, Survey, Beer in hand . . . punch the lamp! quick snakes! luscious fries, take a nap, t.v., mailboxes, keg, Lexington, Eagles, Slow ride, Lie down ' ,4-some in Drive-Ins, m, 54321 . . . Cherry Pie, 3rd Gear, Squirt her down! I ' m so hot ... ! Anne. Julie — Remember staying out til 3:00? Whatever happened to those guys in the white suits? Are you sleeping? Do ya ever think we ' ll make it to the mall? Thanks for being there, Love ya — Steph. D.S., A.L., C.S., T.M., — We have to stop getting in trouble! Remember all those Saturday nights (tracks) — fun times — . G.S. — many good times: Blues Bros, hence, me you and K.B., see many basketball games? PC ' s at Elmbrook, up at New Hampshire with P., drink a little?! New Years Eve — good wine, who drank the rest? Hey lata! Remember at P.B. ' s house — small riot, feel good the next day? Buddies! S.M., C.F., E.R., P.B.B.D. keep in touch. — M.S. Karen, Becky, Donna, — Lets kill everyone in our gym class! S.N. Remember that night on Carlisle Rd. You ' ve helped me a lot and I appreciate it. Drive-In, Jr. Prom, Dances. E.O ' C. Frank — Even though things got rough, you ' re a real sweet gut and I ' ll always remember you. Remember Stairway to Heaven and the good times. Love, Kerrie. Foo-Foo Bunny — don ' t forget to dental floss every day. Love B Lisa and Jana — Thanx for all the memories. Remember all our m Rich — Thanks for all the good times. — Hope there are many moe. Take Care. Kathy BB. — Remember the good times. Don ' t do that you dumb Brazilian, you ' ll getdeported. N.W. B.G., E.R. the cops are comin! S.R. The Most Dangerous Game, Christine O is worth it. Co-ed showering is the nuts, right. Erin!! Watch your step, Mike! Donna wanna Frank! M.M. remember all the good times and bad times? We have gone through a lot but we are still good friends love Carol June, Emmy, Kathy, Kathy, Grace, Jennifer, Lois, Elaina, Kimmie Ann, Ann-Marie, Stephanie, Louise — You ' re Great! Come and see me soon, Ya here? — Froggie A. A., T.C., B.B., S.B., K.B., CO., D.L., — we had some real good times, I ' m glad that we got to know each other. A-wing girls rule, most jocks are a joke. L.W. Glen — how ' s it hanging? Margaret Paul — This is Reality . . . guess who To all my buddies! M.T., E.L., H.L., L.H., D.M., M.A., N.H., S.M., G.M., K.M., M.W., K.K., J.O., MR. G., and my favorite math class! It ' s great to be back in MA. Wizard of Oz was great! I had a lot of fun dancing with my favorite T-man. Love ya all! Sue . . . WERE YOU EXPECTING SOMETHING PROFOUND? . . . , No Sue, that ' s not the alarm clock! D.K.E.: You have some nerve graduating without me. So ... in memory of tree houses, Tull concerts, cast parties, German lessons, and many strange doin ' s in the woods. Keep smiling! Mudge: sorry about that small communication gap — it would have been real. Juniors do it better — this year. Liz: we survived Analysis!! (I hope we both will), Ease on down the road . . . Drama DOMINATES! Onwards to SENIOR YEAR!!! Beep y ' ale!MAC Turkey, remember Uppy Down, our saviors , rampage through my kitchen, no bottle opener, and You can ' t sleep with your head in the trashcan. Super P, look out for your foot and figure out what to do with your hands. Porkley, remember The Rose, and get rid of your name. Hi Gang! Good Luck! Have a great summer. Love Karen To My Favorite A.H., don ' t ever forget the good times we had: the night, grandma ' s, uncles, and Dads, 24, Youre a terrific friend. Love Your Mum Remember Toto and the haystacks in the Wizard of Oz — Mrs. R., To Neil, Heather, Sue, and Marcy: Bendies allaround. We should have taken 1 28. To Judy, Adam, and Kathy: remember Ba Daffy, I will never forget the fun we have had together and even if I never get to know you as well as I want to, I love to be with you Love Tom L.R., S.R. — pilot to copilot New yrs. eve, pina coladas, Stan, C.V., A.C.C., range — mo torcycles backed apples, mama ghost — L.C., J.N., — J. Geils — speed, 5 yrs. cheese tuna fish sand, wal. pond — how was it? long; T.J. party, (Billerica), pass-out, J.N. .B. — tripping everywhere; 1 hr. ago we left them standing there, telephone pole, hash behind building, mama ghost, kent. shotguns, vodka collins; apple ass; love S.B. Lisa Jana — Thanks for all the memories. Remember all our minor accidents, running out of gas, skiing, who can walk as good as you guys? Skipping getting caught. Eileen Jamie I still love you Liz and Chris. Carollee it ' s our year for sure. 206 Marce are you lost in love? Ashley Sue, ILY! Sleepy — thanks for not letting go and the barrets. Are you sure you don ' t want the last beer? Remember our withdrawal, moosehead on 93, do it in the trash can, worked only 3 hours, michelob, and Zeppelin. — Turkey. P.. P.U.Y.P. To llona, a friend of 5 days: May you look back to this line in years to come and be able to reach a cup of tea and say, Wow our friendship has lasted! Always T.M. Hey A. A., D.S., C.S., whats your cup? T.S. Dingles — I can ' t find my clog! Riding home on the back of Mike ' s bike. Good for the legs! Tricia — Becky — I think we ' re at the Webb Brook Club! Tewksbury?! Where? Stove? I thought you brought the stove! Droid — I can ' t reach the window, I ' m too short! M.A. B.R. — you guys are chromatids! Lake Anne — The beach bang was fine, mailbox, one eye, sizzler, midolize, backwards, lie down, cherry pie, l-m so hot, squirt her down, kegs, stined, background music, diaper, water fight, half gallons, Dudley once again . . . . Love, Lee Loli — 34 — C.J. — 10 oak St. upstairs!! — you go in look 20 — Bo braids-movies w Gene and Pete!!! — well who is it gonna be this weekend? — long distance calls 3 a.m. I ' m too tired — Jess Geno and Pete — you look cute in your undies!!! Dot — Cooommmee baacckk rraaabbbiiittt. Listen to the local yokel yodel. Hoopies Garage, There Is No Sex, Drugs, Or Rock ' N Roll Going On Here! Coke adda life. Look at that arm, major bummer, Oh well have a coke and a smile . . . ahve many. And what ever you do don ' t forget . . . Lisa Dee — SAT ' s can be such a bummer, especially if your hungover. Lisa Karen — may your debit always equil your credit. Becky — Have Some Math Homework! FELLSWAY WEST Julie — remember going to Stocks, the keys Carolyn — the car is blowing up. I don ' t think so, wanta play quarters. Marianne — remember Vermont, purple buses, the door that wouldn ' t lock. Sue — remember those excellent dances, keep the horn much. Bee- beware of orange vans. Mom-ponies, 24, B +B, ankles, am I still an A.H.? Thanks for all the great times. Love, Kelly Peter, Neal, Jimmy — Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Love Kelly and Louise Hi Big Red! Wizard of Oz! K.M., J.O., M.W., K.K., G.M. Thank you all! And my favorite J-Bug! Mr. G., Your mother! S.M. Dee, Jack — Brooksbie Rd? Remember Hojo ' s zipping and last call? Remember going to parties and leaving at 5:00 and sneaking in and getting caught, we had the best four years, love ya, J.S. N.B. How now Brown Cow! L.H. and J.H. OOps! Forgot something . . . J.G., K.K., Remember The Movie ; Fawn Lake ' The Yellow Bout; Mrs. H. and Elton John; J.G.: Ah — you want the dirt to fly huh? ; Don ' t worry, It can be done! R.K., J.G., K.M., M.H., etc . . . Remember Charades? — Dr. Zyavago, Meadowlands, etc ... ? Pete Neile: Pat Booneguitar lives! Melinda B.O.H. — Just like before all our tests over the years; Its All Over G.S. n.D. Steady on your feet! Remember Steve ? Good luck S.R. J.P. you ' re beautiful. Smile! Remember me always S.R. Hector bought a Fester Bester Tester for his Molecular structure! Mac, You can catch a cold that way at L.L. 1 ,2,3, shshsh, Love, Doll K.W., M.K.W., CO., who could ever sneak into K.W. ' s house 3 times in a night while her mother was asleep — and get away with it — except us crazies!! Thanks for the best times! 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