Bedford High School - Missile Yearbook (Bedford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1983 volume:

Fco Wd Co lie MS 3 Missile Bedford High School Bedford, Massachusetts 1983 DEDICATION Wc the class of 1983 would like to dedicate our yearbook to our class advisor, Mr. Keup. His thoughtful leadership has allowed us to raise sufficient funds for our proms and other expenses. He has also been invaluable with his support of our class officers and our prom committee. In addition. Mr. Keup is a science teacher and the girls ' cross country coach. Even though he is very busy, Mr. Keup has always given us all of the help that we need. The class of 1983 would like to thank Mr. Keup, for his continued support and helpful assistance. William K. Keup SPECIAL THANES.... ... Bedford Frofessional Bldg. 50 Loomis Street Bedford, Mass. 01730 Mrs. Chamberlain has been a lT[oo?i ctary in the student office for thirteen years. She is perfect for a job in a school because she loves kids and is nice to everybody. Providing the students with a mother figure, she is happy to take anyone under her wing of warmth and guidance. We feel that she is a very important part of a student ' s experi- ence at Bedford High School and we would therefore like to give her our special thanks. Mrs. MacLeod, an occupational resource center coordi- nator, works in the counseling office. Hers is the smiling face that meets the bewildered students at the door. When seniors are working on their applications for college, she is willing to help with any problems that they may encounter. We would also like to give our special thanks to Mrs. MacLeod. Mrs. MacLeod Mrs. Chamberlain SENIORS 7 8 KENNETH C. ALEXANDER DANA ANSEL SUSAN PAULA ALDORISIO Ken Sue When I get to the bottom So long Bedford High I go back to the top of the slide I am not afraid of tomorrow for I haue Life is a bummer when things go wrong. An ' I stop, an ' I turn, JOHN GREGORY AGONIS seen { esterda and l hue toda But when things go right — then smile! An ' I go for a ride. KEMAL ARGON DAVID AUCOIN Dave JUAN CARLOS AVILA LUCIA E. AVITABILE Lu You on y Hue once: but if you do it right, once is enough. 10 SUSAN FELICIA-CATHERINE AYASSE Love, the magician, knows this Little trick uihereby two people Walk in different directions yet A iuays remain side by side. CYNTHIA R. BAILEY Cindy Life is like a piano. What you get out of it Depends on how you p ay it. — Anonifmous KELLY ANN BAILEY In the time we spent together Manx; words passed between us, And the feelings that we shared Are behind us now. DAVID S. BARBERI I ' m in the middle of nowhere Near the end of the line But there ' s a border to somewhere waiting And there ' s a tankful of time. ANGELA CASEL RENE BARNES Ang Cone with me I ' m going to Saturn on a blue striped magic carpet. Rags, I ' m get- ting awa from war and this world. You can ' t hug your kids with Nuclear Arms. Sunshine almost always makes me high! Right K.L. Y ' all come back now YA HEAR! BRADLEY E. Brad BATES Workin ' hard to get my fill, euerybcxit; wants a thrill: pa in ' anything to roll the dice, just one more time. Some will win. some will lose, some were bom to sing the blues. Oh, the monies they never end. T iey go on and on and on — Journey NANCY J. BECKER Nancy Tomorrow to fresh woods and pastures new. — Mitton STEPHEN E. BENSLEY Steve Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards — Vernon Law Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher 11 MICHELLE RENE BIBEE Shell THERESA MARIE BINSACK Terri, Binck And so mv friends we ' ll say goodnight For time has claimed its prize But tonight can alwa s last Keep smiling. As long as we keep alive the memories of People will wonder what you ' iic been up B.H.S. to! BARBARA G. BIRCH There are so many paths up the moun- tain Nobod knows all the loays There are so many paths up the mountain and the uiew from the top is still the same -LRB CLASS OF 1983 MARK BRADY Birdie SEAN PAUL BRADY Scan-o LAUREN ANN BENSON This above all, — To thine ownself be true. — Shakespeare LAURA ANN BLASI Like a guest who sta ed too long. Now it ' s Jinall time to leave: It ' s the Famous Final Scene. — Bob Seger DANIEL J. BOUDREAU Dan, Dapper, Boudie, Danny Boy got no time to sit and wonder I got myself to reckon with Yes and life won ' t drag me under Even if it takes all I have to give I ' ll give it all. You know I haven ' t changed that much I can still respond to the touch In a worid where so little caring is About us Although tomorrow will Bring better days, in so man ; different Ways, we mustn ' t forget our past . For that Is how our memories last. Stick to the fight when you ' re hardest hit. It ' s when things seem the worst that you mustn ' t quit. Eugene Eagles, III, D.M.D.. P.C- Bedford Froiessional Bldg. 50 L00UU3 Street Bedford, iAass. 01730 275-0575 THOMAS BRADY KEITH BRAMMER NATHANIEL K. BROWN DONNA BRELAND Nat KATHRINA BRYAN Katie don ' t give a hoot about what People haue to say. I ' m laughing as I ' m anali zed. Lunatics Anonymous that ' s where I belong — sure ' cause am one ' til my strength is gone. Yah, this beat goes on. — The Kings SUSAN E. BUCKLEY Sue you leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me, For I must be traveling on now Cause there ' s too many places I ' ve Got to see. — L inyrd Skyn ird SUSAN ANNE BULLOCK Crises refine life. In them you discover what You are. — Allan K. Chalmers DOUGLAS BURNES Doug 13 MICHELLE BUSA MAUREEN BRIDGET CALLAHAN Mo you think life is mass confusion Cause your neighbor ' s got it made, just remem- -rr ii-nr-o a i MMr- m iw-t- m a Grand Illusion and deep inside THERESA LYNNE BUXTON we ' re all the same. Tern — Styx SCOTT CAMPBELL And if the cloud bursts thunder in ur ear . . . You shout and no one seems to hear . . And if the band you ' re in starts plaining a different tune . . . I ' ll see you on the Dark Side of the moon. — Pink Floi d BETTINA CARR Tina But the fruit of the spirit is love. joy. peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Against such things there is no law. — Galations 5. 22-23 TIMOTHY J. CASEY Tim You on y live once So if you live right. Once is enough. DEBORAH A. CASTLEBERRY CHRISTIAN M. Chris CASTRO The pessimist grumbles because God Put thorns on roses: the optimist Thanks God that he put roses on thorns (Frown — at least you ' ll get credit for thinking.) 14 BRIAN L. CHASE As I look back on all these years, had some good times and some bad. But my friends were there to pull me through. Thank God for good friends And thank God I made it! CHRISTOPHER CHEMLEN LAURIE A. CHISHOLM Wog Look around and choose our own ground For long you live and high you y Smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' cry All you touch and all you see, Is all { our life will ever be. KEITH G. CIAMPA After all is said and done It ' s time to move, I ' ve had my fun. I ' m gonna walk before they make me rur . — Keith Richard CLASS OF 1983 JOHN N. CLARK Nick The past is gone. It went by Like dusk to dawn. CAROLYN CLYDE Our high school days have been the best. Always remember, Never forget. MAYA CODY Biene Maya Alles Gescheite ist schon einmal gedacht worden Man muss nur versuchen es noch einmal zu denken — Goethe LISA ANN COLEMAN Once it was just innocence Brash ideas and insolence But you will never get away With the things you say today. — Pete Townshend 15 JANET S. COLLINS THOMAS W. CONCANNON Tom A man ' s natural gifts may be great, But it is application that giues him suc- cess. KRISTINE C. CONNORS Krissy look to the sea. Reflections in the wanes Spark my memories. Some happv. some sad I think of childhood friends And the dreams we had. JEFF D. CONWAY The great pleasure in life is Accomplishing what people say You are not capable of doing. CLASS OF 1983 PETER B. COREY Hey, You! Our time is up, where will we go When dogs of war and drifting snow Confuse our views and scent the breeze With golden cloaks round deep disease. We ' ll ramble now cross seas and sands Drive great machines to mystic lands And run the endless bands. Rock On! LINDA M. CORMIER This song is over It ' s all behind me should have known it He tried to find me . — The Who SANDRA JEANNE COUTO Sandy Ain ' t no mountain high enough, Ain ' t no mountain low enough. Ain ' t no valley wide enough. To keep me from you. — Diana Ross KRISTEN S. COWAN Kris Dear friends, since God so loved us. We also ought to love one another 1 JOHN 4 :11 16 GERALD E. CROCKER, JR. J.J. Ahbidi e . . . ahbicl{;e . . . That ' s That ' s All All Folks Folks!! — Porky Pig JENNIFER E. CROCKER KATHLEEN E. CROKE Kathy MARK G. DAMERY Do contradict myse ? Very well, then . . . I contradict n i self; I am large . . . I contain multitudes. The most wasted day of all is the one Ramble talk, ramble shout, ramble till — Walt Whitman In which you have not laughed. f our mouth falls off. JEFFREY D ' ARCO CLASS OF 1983 MARY CHARLOTTE DAVIDSON CHRISTINA L. DEDRICK Chris SCOTT A. DEFOE Smile, it makes people wonder what V Vou can imagine it, vou ' ve been up to. ' ' ou can achieve it. If you can dream it. You can become it. — Ward 17 TRAGI ANN DEFRANCESCO TERRIANNE DELANEY Pnjdencen wig Terri If you love something, set it free. (fit comes back, it ' s ;ours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. NADINE ANN DICLEMENTE Nid, Dino Many wild times! Take i our time . . . don ' t live too fast. Troubles will come and they will pass. — L infjrd Skf n ird PHYLLIS DOHERTY It is on y with the heart that One can see rightly: what is Essential is invisible to the eye. The Fox ' s Secret The Little Prince A ntoine de Saint-Exupen BETH MARIE DENARO Bonesy Like a guest who stays too long. Now it ' s ina y time to leave. Take it calml{ and serene. It ' s the Famous Final Scene. — Bob Seger CHRISTINE M. DONADIO Chrissi D. We ' ue been through some things together. With trunks of memories still to come. We found things to do in stonny weather. Long may you run. — Neil Young JAMES P. DEVINE Big Jim you think I ' ll sit around as the World oes by, i ou ' re thinking like A fool, cause it ' s a case of do or die. Out there is a fortune waiting to be Had. You think I ' ll give it up you ' re Mad. You got another thing comin ' . — Judas Phest TIMOTHY H. DONAHUE Buckwheat Don ' t look back — a new day is breo ' It ' s been too long since I feh this wc . I don ' t mind where I get taken The road is callin ' — toda ; is the day — Bost. Eugene Eagles, III, D.M.D., P e Bedford Professional Bldg 50 Lootiiis Street Bedfor-d, i. ass. 01730 1 75-0575 KERRI ELLEN DOUGHERTY A smi e can pour sunshine into the dark- est places. KIMBERLY JANE DRAPER Got a picture in my mind Of the wa i I want to be, So I search until I find The power inside of me. ALYNNE D. DRASKOVICH Lynnc And so my friends we say goodbi e to Bedford High at last! But none of us will ever forget the memo- ries of the past. PETER DROHAN CLASS OF 1983 PETER JOSEPH DUNN Oh ieah, life goes on . . . CECILIA DURING SUSAN MARIE DUTRA Never let your worse self persuade Your better self to do what ;our worse Self would like to do! ERIC J. EATON Smoothie After all is said and done. We ' ve got to move, we ' ve had our fun 19 JOHN A. EPENETER JAMES P. ELLIS George, Eppy Jim there ever was a higher mountain to If the grass looks greener on the other climb, I would have climbed it; but I ' m side of the fence, it on y means (hey are glad we climbed this one together, shoveling a lot more fertilizer. — John Bradbury LAURA JEAN FARINELLO Fara There have been some good times and some bad times, but I ' ll alwai s remem- ber the good times. JEANNE E. FEEHRER Jean-Pierre Don ' t be disma ed at goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again . . . And meeting again after moments or life- times is certain for those who are friends. CLASS OF 1983 JILVIEVE M. FIORINO Boom Boom The future is uncertain and the end is always near Let it roll. BABY, roll Let it roll. BABY, roll All Night Long. — The Doors SARA LYN FOLWEILER Sahara For every great loss in life, there is a greater gain . . . Everything balances out. Remember the good times always. GREG FORREST Always question authority. PAUL FREEMAN 20 ANGELA JO FRENCH Angie Each day comes bearing its gifts, Untie the ribbons. — Anoni;mous MARK FRENCH Frenchy To thine own self be tme. — William Shakespeare MRS. DIANA FULLER Die We will remember all the jun, jo ;s, and happiness of the class of ' 83 ' . Live on and enjoy life while you can. I will always remember the BEST class of ' 83 in Bedford High. GORDON T. GAUNTLETT, JR. Gordy found myself alone for awhile, I found myself walking the Mile. But as I turned and looked around, I found my friends all around. CLASS OF 1983 •JANINE THERESE GAUNTT you fall down all you do is get up and keep dancing until you get it right. ERIC R. GERDES The pen is mightier than the sword. Shakespeare . . . unless you ' re one on one. H. Schwartz MARTHA MAGDALENA GESSEL Oh yea. life goes on, Long after the thrills Of living is gone. — John Cougar ROBERT S. GETTMAN 21 MICHELLE LOUISE GIARD Catch the beauty of the moment! MARY SUE GIURLEO Old memories are the rose artd Lauender of youf i u days. JONATHAN EDWARD GOLDMAN The only nice thing about being imper- fect is the ;oy it brings to others. -DL. As long as I have a want, I have a reason for living. Satisfaction is death. — B. Shaw MARK S. GONSALVES Speedy CLASS OF 1983 KURT ROBERT GRAEFF FB Can you imagine us years from todai;. Sharing a park bench quief y? How terribli strange to be seuenfy. Old friends. Memor j brushes the same years. Si ent y sharing the same fear . . . — Paul Simon JOSEPH P. GREELISH J.P. The simpleton believes everything. But the shrewd man measures his steps. Proverbs 14:15 KAREN LYNN HALL Oh. we want to live forever. In this mirror see tomorrow. All the joy and all the sorrow We can only hope to share. John Denver Zachary and Jennifer. JULIE M. HAMILTON The moment may be temporary, but the Memory is forever. 22 BRIAN EDWARD HANLEY Go real slow You ' ll like it more and more Take it as it comes Specialize in having fun. — Doors DANIEL C. HARRIGAN Snowman I ' m feeling free for sure, you don ' t Understand, I ' m paving the u;ay, Yeah! Walk on s ooi v, don ' t look behind you Don ' t say Goodbye love, I won ' t remind you. — Jethro Tull ERIN CATHLEEN HARRINGTON A joke is a yery serious thing. — Charles Churchill REBECCA HARRISON Becky It is easier to go Down a hill than up. But the view is from the top. — Anont;mous DAVID HEGGESTAD Here is a fact that should help you fight a bit longer Things that don ' t Actually kill you outright Make you stronger. — Piet Hein GAIL SUSANNE HEINRICH Heinrink It doesn ' t hurt to be optimistic; You can alwaijs cry tomorrow. Good Luck To All — Keep Smiling OLIVER HELLER PATRICK W. HERLIHY PAT Love is not what make the world go Round, It ' s what makes the world worthwhile. 23 THERESA M. HERLIHY Terri So before we end, and then begin, We ' ll drink a toast to how it ' s been. A few more times that I can say, These have been great da s. SEAN HEWITT DAVID G. HIGHAM Gravy Believe, meditate, see. Be harmless, be blameless. Awake to the law And from all sorrow free yourse . The fool who knows ne is a fool — Is that Much wiser. The fool who thinks he is Wise — Is a fool indeed. — The Dham- mapada JENNIFER JANE CECILIA HILKER Jenny When God created the horse. He spoke to the magnificent creature: I have made thee unlike any other All the treasures of this Earth lie Between thine eyes. hope to find these treasures. CLASS OF 1983 HINA HIRAYAMA ROBERT M. HODGKINSON Many times I ' ve lied And man j times I ' ve listened Man j times I ' ve wondered How much there is to know. — Led Zepp GAIL MARIE HULBERT Love does not delight in evil but Rejoices with the truth. It alwa s Protects, alwa i;s trusts, alwa s hopes, Alwai;s perseveres. Love never fails. I Cor 13:6 N4ARK E. ISNOR Each youth is like a child bom in the night who sees the sun rise and thinks that i esterdai never existed 24 ALAN H. JELALIAN A.J. What you are speaks so oud y, people can ' t hear what you say. Football ' 82 Hi-de-hi-de-hi-de-ho JOSEPH ROBERT KELNHOFER Joe you do not think about the future, you cannot have one. — John Galswortht; 1867-1933 DINA ANN JELLISON The lines I have written that you read between, the lines on the pages, the lines on the screen. Of the lines spoken — say what I mean; It s parallel lines that will never meet. MICHAEL JOHN KEMPTON Mike Ves, we all know it was better Yesterda has passed; Now let ' s all start a living for the one going to last. — Santana CAROL A. JOHNSON Remember all the good times. ELAINE M. KENISON Lanie Life ' s like a movie. Write your own ending. CYNTHIA NOELLE JOHNSON Cindy Give us a place to stand and we will move the world. DIANA MARIE KENNEY Time endears but cannot fade the memories friends have made 25 TODD M. KIRKLAND CAROLYN L. KILLAM Little one, Klam Bear me amay my soul upon the wings of music, away to those enchanting skies where space is bluer and deeper. — Jean Luc Ponti EILEEN MARY KILPATRICK Lee You can never do a kindness too soon; for you never know how soon it will be too late. The darkness on y stays at nighttime In the morning it will fade auioy Dai;light is good at arriving at the Right time. It ' s not always going to be this gret All things must pass, all things must Pass away — G Harrison. 1970 VlCKl KUCHERER Somedai; soon we ' II stop to ponder what on earth this spell we ' re under We make the grade but still we wonder who the we are — Styx JOHN B. KUFFEL John There is opposition in all things, for if there weren ' t, we wouldn ' t know the bitter from the sweet. Wherefore we don ' t gain knowledge, wherebii we would never leam grow. Therefore in order to appreciate good times, we are going to have some downs. HELEN R. KWON When you have a dream, don ' t let an ;- thing dim it, keep hoping, keep trying The s)cy is the limit. KIRSTEN MARIE LACOVARA Kerrie When choosing between two evils. I alwai;s like to try the one I haven ' t tried before. — Mae West LORI EDEN LARSEN Friends, though absent, are still present. Friendship is the wine of life 26 TYRONE LAVALLEY Ty The heck with them if they can ' t take a joke, Leam from the past, but don ' t look back. WILLIAM J. LINDLEY all else fails. Read the instnictions. LISA DIANE LEARY To live your life in your own way . . . To reach for the goals you haue set for i ourself . . . To be the you that you want to be ... That is success. DAVID S. LINDMAN When we attempt to direct the wind We always fail. Yet, we ' re not beaten in the end For we can adjust our sails. AMY ELIZABETH LEHAN God has placed upon the earth Many a beautiful thing. Flowers of fragrance, islands of beauty And colorful birds that sing. — M.D. Tucker CLASS OF 1983 MICHELLE NICHOLE LITTLE Whatever is worth doing is worth Doing well. MICHELLE E. LEWIS Mirrors on the ceiling. The pink champagne on ice, And she said, We are all just prisoners here of our own device. — Eagles ROBERT E. LIVINGSTON Rob Dare to be different. 27 MATTHEW W. LOHR Discipline is never an end in itself, On y a means to an end. — Adrian Belew, King Crimson MONICA L. LOURO LEIGH ERIK LUND Lumpy We must keep moving while the light is Clearing Leaving your dark world behind you. Talk about a dream VJe have to run. And fry to make it real. Life has just begun! — Bruce Springsteen — Asia LEON LOUSARARIAN CLASS OF 1983 ROGER LYDON BRIAN P. MACARTHUR Mac Pages are meant for turning. And people are bound to change! Bridges are meant for bruning. When the people in memories they Join on the same. KAREN L. MACQUILKEN Mac-a-doo Tho ' we ' re going our separate ways There can on y be brighter days . . . Work it out Don ' t lose the fight. You can make it work out right. — Bany Manilow JULIE A. MACZKO Juls Proud and alone Cold as a stone I wish I could show feelings I feel I ' ve cried with the best and laughed with the rest But I ' m never sure when its ' real. 28 Eugeiiu Xli, D.M.D., P.C Bedlord irroressional Bldg. 50 Loomis Street Bedford, Mass. 01730 275-0575 ANETTE MALCHOW LISA A. MANNING Life is for the living, Lillybird Takers never giving. You ' re never fully dressed — The Who Without a smile. JOSEPH MASKALENKO ALLISON E. MAURER CLASS OF 1983 GREGORY P. McCOLLEM Greg Don ' t take life too seriouslv. Show me a person that can not Laugh at himself or at the World around him. and I will Show you an unhappy; person. VICKIE E. McCORMACK When you ' re alone and afraid And you ' re completely amazed To find there ' s nothing anybody Can do, keep on believing and you ' ll Discover there ' s always something Magic, there ' s always something new. ELIZABETH McCULLOCH STEPHEN F. McDONOUGH Steve Where and why I ' m destined to go Right here and now. That ' s all I know. On either side, future or past Neither is real Both fade so fast. — The Doobie Brothers look to the sea. Reflections in the wave spark my memory. Some happy, some sad, ! think of childhood friends and the dreams we had. 29 ELAINE McEACHERN JANICE McEACHERN KERSTIN E. McGILVRAY Sparky You give but little when you give of ;out possessions. It is when you giue of ourself that you (ru y give. — Kahlil Gibran ROSANNE LYNNE McHUGH Nothing will come of Nothing. — W Shakespeare m f CLASS OF 1983 JAMES P. McKENNA Jim ROGER McKENNA Chief JAMES M. McLaughlin Jim And if the dam breaks nianv years too In the days of my youth was told what it You can get on with };our search soon. And if there is no room up on the mear s to be a man And I can get on with mine hill. And if our head explodes with dark And now I ' ve reached that age and I try And maybe some day we will find forboding too, I ' ll see you on the dark to do all those things the best I can . . That it wasn ' t really Wasted Time side of the moon. — Jimmi Page. Led Zeppelin — The Eagles — Pink Floi d Gocxi Times, Bad Times LAURA T McMAHAN Lou The secret of happirtess is not in doing what one hkes. but in hking what one has to do 30 ELAINE HOPE MILLAR MICHAEL MELVILLE The goal of yesterday will be the starting point of tomorrow. LISA A. MICI These were the best of times! The good times are the best times, The bad times fade away. The good times are forever . . . — J. Geils CHRIS MILLER Mouse CLASS OF 1983 KATHRYN E. MILLER Kathy It is on y with the heart that one can see rightly ; What is essential is invisible to the eye. — Antoine de St.-Exupery CAROLINE MARIE MIX you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it. you can become it. GUY MONTEMAGNO The older we get The more we forget But never my life in high school nor all the things we did on our way out of this school. CHRISTOPHER C. MOORE Morsie High mountains are a feeling, but the hum of human cities torture. 31 MEREDITH ANN MOORE Merry May the road rise to meet you. May the wind be alwai s at i;our back. May the sun shine uiarm upon ,;our face, the rains fall soft upon our fields. And until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand. JANE VALERIE MORANO In the mountains, in the cities, you can see the dreams, look around you. has it found you, is it what it seems . . . — Neil Young STEPHANIE A. MORRIS Steph It ' s been such a long time, I Teall i should be going, time doesn ' t wait for me. it keeps on rolling. — Boston TODD R. MOSES Should I stay or should I go - The Clash . i CLASS OF 1983 JAQUELINE J. NAZZARO Wacki There ' ve been times I ' ve stumbled over my mistakes, there ' ve been times I ' ve fallen Pat on my face, but you tell me there ' s never been a day like that for ou, then I ' ll stop and listen to what you think should do. — Rossington Collins KIMBERLY ANN NEAL Kim To live i our life in your own may . . . To reach the goals that you have set for [yourself . . . To be the you that you luant to be ... That is success. MARTINA LARISSA NETZEL Tina am happ ; that I can go to school here for experience. Even so it ' s often difficult. But I think. Wer nicht versucht. der nicht gewinrM. SEAN M. O ' CONNOR What we see depends mainly on what we look for. 32 ERIK A.E. OLSEN Guido RICHARD J. O ' NEIL Rich A faithful friend is a strong defense: and Courage is the first of human qualities he that hath found such an one hath because it is the qualitii which guarantees found a treasure. all the others. 6:14 The Apocr ipha Winston Churchill STEPHEN P. O ' NEIL Life is a fatal adventure. It can on y have one end. So wh{j not make it so far rang- ing and free as possible? INGRID PAGAN SALVATORE PAGLIA Sal see not a step before me as I tread on another iear; It ' s been a good four years. But I ' ve left the past in God ' s keeping, — wish all the best. the future His merc ) shall clear: Hope evenjone makes it in life. And what looks dark in the distance, may — Sal brighten as I draw near. THOMAS F. PAPALIA Tom You can never afford to lose a friend, for friendship is the stem of love. 33 LESLEY PATON The memories of things that are felt but not seen, the good times, the bad times and times in between. Think little of times when it seemed no one cared, remember the friends who alwa s were there. TAMl L. PEARSON MICHELLE MARIE PELLITIER PAUL PATTERSON Like a true nature ' s child, we were born to be wild. We can climb so high I never want to die The faces behind you are there to remind — Steppenwolf you . . . walk and don ' t look back CLASS OF 1983 I i KENNETH JOHN PLISKA Hi-Ho What a man thinks of himself, that it is which determines, or rather indicates, his fate. — Henry David Thoreau CHRISTOPHER PORTER JEFFREY E. PORTER Doodles Girls are like good books; They should be Icwked at each day. MARJORIE A. POWDERLY Margie You max; forget the little things, but dose friends and good times you ' remember again. 34 MARIE RUTH PRESTON The world is full of dreams, Some have siluer linings. I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. — Led Zeppelin LAURA ANNE PRICE Well it ' s been ten years and maybe more since I first set eyes on you — The best years of our lives go by, here I am alone n ' blue — Some people cry n ' some peo- ple die ' bout the wicked iwjys of love, but I just keep on rolling along with the faith from the Lord above. DANIEL PUFFER WILLIAM PYLES Wilbur Somethings are meant to be And some are not. Part ;ing is one of them And school is not. Have a good one. CLASS OF 1983 MICHAEL QUINN wow PATRICIA E. Raffa RAFFA Fier);, Diinamic and Carefree, You ' re ever ithing others ain ' t Adventurous, positive, aggressive. Gee W h iz . . . It ' s enough to make a person faint. GLEN RAYMOND All I know is I been making it There ' ve been times I didn t deserve to Ever show there ' s been more faking it. But right at the point of no return Somebody) saves me — I thank you my friend. — Pete Townshend STEVEN M. RENNIE There was a man who didn ' t fit in. A man who couldn ' t stay still. His heart was broken by the one he loved, so he roamed the world at will — Yukon Jack 35 CAROL JEANNE RICHARDSON Rich Each day comes bearing gifts, Untie the ribbons. JONATHAN W. RIDER Jon Dream, and we ' ve got everything we need. — Queen STEVEN RILEY ANDREW RINGLE Andy Don ' t prai for an easy life. Pra i to be a strong person. ERIC RIPLEY Last thing remember I was running for the door. I had to find the passage back to the place I was before. Relax said the night man we are programmed to re- ceive. You can check out any time you like but you can never leave. Hotel California — The Eagles DAVID P. ROBINSON LEE ANN RUSHTON KEVIN P. ST. ONGE 36 ANNE M. SARNO The past is something you can never see or touch again; on y remember . . . DEBORAH SCHEICK Debbie Through the years our friendship lives That purple line will always exist. — D. Scheick KIRK J. SCHWARZENBACH Captain Kirk want to live, 1 want to grow, I want to see. I want to know, I want to share what I can give, I want to be, I want to live. — John Denver DIANNE M. SERRA wish for you the mountain peace. The scented air of pines, I wish that you may alwa s walk Beneath a sun that shines. — Virginia Boswell CLASS OF 1983 MICHELLE M. SEUFERT Life will treat you well On y if you take it slow Because we on y live once. JOEL F. SHAMON Success if not to be measured So much by the position that one Has reached in life, As by the obstacles which he has Overcome while trying to succeed. — Booker T. ALISON SIBLEY Ali Good times may come and go, But the memories will last forever MOLLY ANNE SILVESTRONE And all of those friendly; people. Showing me uwys togo . . And I never Want to lose their inspiration. 37 AMY ANNE SLINKARD CANDACE A. SMITH Candy ELLEN SINCLAIR Can I tell you I ' m happy to be here. To share and consider this time? For I see here the shadows of changes. And a feeling of new friends to find. — John Denver Starwood in Aspen ANDREW SMART As travel through bad and good. Keep me travelling the way I should. Give me courage when the world is rough Keep me loving, thougn the world is tough. CLASS OF 1983 ROBERT SNIDER Rob Life goes on. Long after the thrill of living is Gone, so let it rock, let it roll Let the bible belt come and save my Soul, hold on to seventeen as long as You can, changes come around real soon To make us women and men. — J. Cougar 38 THERESA M. SODERSTROM Teri Our memories of yesterday Will last a lifetime We ' ll take the best, forget the rest. And someday; we ' ll find These are the best of times. « Eagles, III, D.M.D., P.C. Bedford Professional Bldg. 50 Looffixs Street Bedford, i.ia s. 01730 275 5 MICHAEL SPOFFORD Wally We drench ourselves With the grace of exhaustion. And the ecstasy of knowing We are worthi; to receive it. ERIC STEPHAN Never thought about tomorrow It seemed like a ong time to come. -J. Ceils BEN A. STINSON The shape of things to come Laser Lite — Styx CAROLYN STOCKDALE The clouds never expect it when it Rains, but the sea changes color, but, The sea does not change. And so With the slow, graceful, flow of age I went forth with an age old desire To please On the edge of seventeen TAMSON JANE STOUTER Tammy Where your treasure is, There will be your heart be also. Matthew 6:21 NANCY FRANCES SULLIVAN Nancy Those who so lovingly; give of Themselves Give others such Warm memories. — Rebecca Jane Coleman CLASS OF 1983 KRISTEN SUNDRA Kristy On wings of hope Each heart can travel free . . . As high as love can soar . . . As far as dreams can see . . . KAREN E. SWIDER The changes somehow frighten me. But still I have to smile. It turns me on to think of growin ' old. — John Denver MICHELLE M. TAYLOR you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it. you can become it. ELIZABETH D. TELFORD Bethanne On y as far as we seek can we go ... On y as much as we dream can we be. — Anon imous 39 AMY B. THEOBALD am not for myse — Who will be? If I aw not for others — What am I? If not now — When? GREGORY G. TOWLE Greg PATRICK J. TOWLE Pat DOUGLAS TRAYNOR Doug made it! You can discover more about a person in I ' ve got to move an hour of p ay than in a i ear of con- I ' ve had my fun. versation. — Keith Richards CLASS OF 1983 AMY TUCKER GRETCHEN VOIGT look to the sea. reflections in the waves, spark my memories, some happ};. some sad. I think of childhood friends, and the dreams we had. — Styx MARK STEVEN WACHSLER Murph i ' s Law on Computer Science: If builders built buildings the u)ay prog- rammers write programs, the first wood- pecker that came along would destroy civilization. BARBARA J. WALLINE Burb For long you live, and high you y. and smiles you give, and tears you cry, and all you touch, and all you see. is all iiour life will ever be. — Pink Royd 40 DENISE H. WEBB Dee The time has come for us to part you ' neuer know how it breaks my heart, The memories I have I ' ll alwai;s hold. What I can say but it ' s a drag getting old! BILL WEBSTER Don ' t let dreams just be dreams. Keep dreaming until t iey come true. JAMES D. WESOLEK PAMELA J. WETHERBEE Bcc It ' s alright to live in { our imagination. If you can ' t handle the situation just cut and start again! — The Who (John Entwhistle) i. CLASS OF 1983 SHARON A. WHEATON Life is too short, so u;hy waste precious time. DAVID WHEELER Corpsman ROBERT WILLIAMS Times are gettin ' harder, — Pat Benatar but just remember . . . ONLY THE STRONG SURVIVE — Swimmer MIKE WILLIAMSON Out there is a fortune to be had. You think I ' ll let it go you ' re mad. You ' ve got another thing comin ' . — Judas Priest 41 RANDY WILSON NORMAN C. WRIGHT Those crazy nights. I do remember In my youth do recall, those were the best times. Most of all. — Joumeii SARAH A. WRIGHT Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must cany it with us or we find it not — Emerson PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE JOHN BIEREN DAVID BROWN DAWN CARDOOS CHRISTEEN CAVANAGH CHARLES E. CLAIRBORNE DANIEL COLONERO TIMOTHY FRENCH JAMES V. GATTO m JAMES GODBOUT ■ ADITYA P. GOEL DARLENE GRAGG JOHN C. HAYWARD RODNEY LAIRD BENJAMIN MENDES JEFFERY O ' ROURKE ALAN PAINE JENNIFER PLUNK ANSONIA SAUNDERS STEVEN SHAW ERNIE VOEGTLIN 42 In Memory Sean Carter 1965-1982 To you Sean Although you are gone Your presence is near, We see you in dreams Your voice we can hear. We will never forget Your thoughtful wa ;s, Your fnendl] face Is remembered alwai;s. There ' s a special place In each and every heart For the memories of you Are too special for us to part . . . Love alwai;s and forever, Your friends SENIOR DIRECTORY AGONIS, JOHN GREGORY 2 Page Road ALDORISIO. SUSAN PAULA 24 Chelmsford Road ACTIVITIES: J. V. Field Hockey 1,2. Varsity Field Hockey 3,4; J.V. Tennis 1: Varsity Tennis 2,3.4; Varsity Gymnastics 1,2; THANKS TO: Friends Forever, L.F., M.C., M.P„ C.J., N.D,, L.M., N.S.. V.M., CM., M L.. (Don ' t forget the good times); FUTURE GOALS: Go to College. ALEXANDER, KEN 336 South Road ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Riflery, Indoor Soccer. — ANSEL. DANA K. ' 4 Wagon Wheel Drive ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 1; Ski Team 1.2,3; THANKS TO: RYFF CC, SO, RS. GM, PL: FUTURE GOALS: Politics and Life. ARGON, KEMAL 16 Wild wood Drive AUCOIN, DAVID 10 Lynfield Street FUTURE GOALS: Possibly college. AVILA, JUAN CARLOS 6 Old Stagecoach Road AVITABILE. LUCIA-ELENA 17 Nellis Terrace AYASSE. SUSAN F.C. 29 Webber Avenue ACTIVITIES: Class Vice-President 1,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3.4; Concert Band 1; Soccer ' Hockey Cheerleader 2,3, Captain 4 Legislative Committee 1; Double Sextette 4; SADD 3,4; THANKS TO: Thank you for lots of laughs and a listening ear — B D.. L.M.. G.H . M.G.. K S.. LA.. M P. FUTURE GOALS: College and graduate school, major of biology. Career goals — medicine, opthamology or research in these areas. Would like to travel Europe and U.S. for a year sometime. BAILEY. CYNTHIA R. 8 Paul Revere Road ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1; X-Country 1,2.3; Captain 4; Spring Track 1; Manager 2, Choir 1.2,3.4; Musical 1,2,3.4; Jr. Prom Committee: Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 2. I BAILEY. KELLY A. 53 Summer Street BARBERI, DAVID S., 175 South Road THANKS TO: Good Memories — Good Luck; G.R., S.D., P.F.. E K., M B., J.C.: FUTURE GOALS: To obtain a bachelors degree in accounting and to pursue a career as an accountant. BARNES. ANGELA 46 Concord Road FUTURE GOALS: 1 would like to be the President. BATES, BRADLEY 18 Old Stagecoach Road BECKER, NANCY J. tr1 27 Burlington Road ACTIVITfES: Concert Band 3,4, Marching Band 3,4. Wind Ensemble 4. Orchestra 4; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4. NHS 3.4. THANKS TO: Thanks AM. C C . C B , A F . A S . L H FUTURE GOALS: College BENSLEY, STEPHEN 18 Gould Road ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 1; Tele-Media 1.2 A V 2, NHS 3,4; THANKS TO: Thanks and good luck to CC. E G . M.W . D H . SO, R S , AND S C FUTURE GOALS: I plan to study Mechanical Engineering BENSON. LAUREN 4 Gould Road ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 1,2; Ensembles 1.2; Wind Ensembles 3.4; Choir 3.4: Orchestra 3.4. Musical 3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3.4; Marching Band 1.2,3.4; Pep Band 1,2.3.4; Citizenship Committee 3. THANKS TO: J R. C K , LL, K T., B W . M K . R.Y.. W U , D.B.. S.M.. U.L. TR., A O.. J A , N.D. I.e., H B . O.O., N E.. P E.. A C. H.J., l.M . B E. A M . DR. IV. I.N., P O . T.M.. T S : FUTURE GOALS: Economics, stock-broking. Wall Street! $. husband, family I IN., and BIBEE. MICHELLE 152 Ent Road ACTIVITIES: Student Office 1.2.3.4. THANKS TO: Vicki Kucherer, Martha Gessel. Krissy Connors. Lucia Avitabile, and everyone else. BIEREN. JOHN 15 A Curve Street ACTIVITIES: Ski Team 1; Rifle Team 2.3.4; Drill Team, ROTC Color Guard; FUTURE GOALS: My goals after high school are to join the military. 1 will be stationed at Fort Benning. Georgia, for my Infantry. Airborne and Ranger training. BINSACK. THERESA 14 Reed Lane ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; J V Field Hockey Manager 1.2. Prom Committee Chairp crson 3. Prom Committee 4; THANKS TO: Friends forever — M M , D S., DM, FUTURE GOALS: Go to a four-year College for Business BIRCH, BARBARA G. 7 Wildwood Drive ACTIVITES: Varsity Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Majorettes 1 Co-Captain 2,3,4; THANKS TO: Patti, thanks for being my best friend! Thanks for the memories — Stephanie, Michelle. Julie. Sean. Jim, Nancy. Christine. Kathy, Paul, Chris. Guy and Greg. Many good times to remember with all of you — I ' ll never forget those good times or my good friends. FUTURE GOALS: Four year college Major: Business Managennent BLASl. LAURA ANN 34 Fayette Road ACTIVITIES: Prom Decorating 3; THANKS TO: Friends Forever L M.. N D . S F . C J . D.S , S A . L F . K B . L D . ML, M C , S B , L C , A F , FUTURE GOALS: College for Business Management to be a legal secretary. BOUDREAU. DANIEL J. 94 Page Road ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2.3.4. THANKS TO: Thanks for the good times — Keith. Kevin. Mark. Jim. Paul. Kris C . Julie M . Sue. Carolyn. Greg Laura T J Maxx Clan — Kathy. Diane. Gail. Chrissy D . Lucia. Diane G.. Merry. Donna. Ann. Penny. Michele. Jen. Kerstin; FUTURE GOALS: To experience all Life has to give; Engineer (Design); College; Make money. BRADY, MARK 69 South Road ACTIVITIES: Football. Basketball. Baseball. THANKS TO: Thanks a lot for Schwebber. Friends, and lots to do in a boring town.; FUTURE GOALS: A little travel, better surroundings Being on my own (maybe some college, too!). BRADY. SEAN PAUL 46 Hillside Avenue ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2 3. Winter Track 2.3.4 Lacrosse 1.2.4: THANKS TO: G.G.. D.B . DO. PP. It only took us 13 years! Also Best Wishes to the Boys! : FUTURE GOALS: Marry a rich woman and retire. BRADY, THOMAS 21 Hartford Street BRAMMER. KEITH 22 Curve Street BRELAND, DONNA GAIL 111 Page Road ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1.2: FootbaU — Basketball Cheerleader 3,4; THANKS TO: Remember the good times and the fun we had: M.T., M.M., M.D., S.B., K.S., L.M.; FUTURE GOALS: To do the best I can in life and to succeed. BROWN, DAVID 10 Hill Ten-ace BROWN, NATHANIEL K. 1 Mudge Way ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4. BRYAN, KATHRINA 55 Pine Hill Road ACTIVITIES: AFS 1,2; Citizenship Committee 1,2,3; Concert Band 1; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Drama 1,2,3; Choir 1; Madrigal 2,3,4; Double Sextette 2,3,4; Student Advisory Committee 2,3; Jazz Ensemble 4; THANKS TO: Thanks LEL, Klam, Stubs, Goldie, Bubba, Mental, Daisy, you made the last six years different, enjoyable, bearable as well as fun (not fun)! Hires to youl; FUTURE GOALS: I want to become rich, famous, successful. A computer scientist, married with 4 kids, and a modem home in New Hampshire. BUCKLEY, SUSAN E. 10 Notre Dame Road ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 1; Yearbook Staff 4; THANKS TO: Linda, Laurie, Jacki, Ali, Laura P., Laura R., Lisa, Nadine, Kris, Bridie, Launie, Elaine. FUTURE GOALS: Keep on PARTYING!!!! BULLOCK, SUSAN 7 Notre Dame Road ACTIVITIES: Varsity Gymnastics 1,3,4; Football — Basketball Cheerleader 2; Ensembles 1,2; Prom Committee 3,4; Pep Club 4; THANKS TO: Kristie, thanx for a CALLAHAN. MAUREEN B. 383 South Road THANKS TO: Friends Forever - C.J., N.D., L.M., S.F., L.C., S.B. S.A., L.F., special friendship that will last for a lifetime. I ' m glad we were there for each other when we really needed someone, Thanx for the good times: Kristy, Sue D., Mary, Kerri, Nancy, Donna, Michelle, Jill A., Kathy A.; FUTURE GOALS: To work with animals . . . Be a wife and a mother . . . BURNES, DOUG 53 Notre Dame Road THANKS TO: D O., E M., S B., G.G., B P., P.P., B.W.; FUTURE GOALS: To be rich and own the nicest G.T.O. BUSA, MICHELLE 36 Crescent Avenue ACTIVITIES: Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Softball 1,2,3,4; THANKS TO:C.D., C.C., Soccer Basketball teams; FUTURE GOALS: I plan to attend a four year College to play basketball and find a career working with handicapped children. BUXTON, THERESA 8 Sibley Drive CAMPBELL, SCOTT 66 Pine Hill Road ACTIVITIES: Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 4; Choir 1,2,4; Madrigal 2,3,4; Color Guard 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Football 2; FUTURE GOALS: Army National Guard-U MASS. CARDOOS, DAWN 285 South Road CARR, BETTINA 178 Old Billerica Road ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1; Double Sextette 3,4; Choir 3,4; Yearbook 4; THANKS TO: Kris for always being there, and Gail for all the memories (pickle); FUTURE GOALS: College bound, major — still undecided. CASEY, TIMOTHY J. 40 North Road ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2; FUTURE GOALS: Policeman. CASTLEBERRY, DEBORAH A. 71 -C Scott Circle CASTRO, CHRIS 109 David Road ACTIVITIES: Tennis; A-V Media Intern; Legislative Committee; National Honor Society 3,4. THANKS TO: Shteevo — Mr. Phrase; D.H., I.M., D.A., S.B. never ' ; G.M., E.O., EG., D.W., S C., R.S., K.H., CD., See ya!! FUTURE GOALS: Law; Politics; Coach a little league team. CAVANAGH, CHRISTEEN 74 Springs Road CHASE, BRIAN L. 4 Sherwood Drive THANKS TO: K.C., G.F, SR., P R. L.C . M R, T.R., C.K., L.T., L.R., SO. FUTURE GOALS: To open a body shop, and be successful and happy. CHEMLEN, CHRIS 303 Concord Road ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; FUTURE GOALS: Go into the Merchant Marines, or become a helicopter pilot in the Army. CHISHOLM, LAURIE 32 Fayette Road ACTIVITIES: Softball 1; THANKS TO: To many more good times! L.C, S B., J.N., A S . RA., L.M., N.D., S R. L.R., D.K., LR, M B., T.B., ES. M.T., G.T., N.G., D.S, M.C, K G. FUTURE GOALS: College Bound: Paralegal CIAMPA. KEITH 13 Meadowbrook Road CLAIRBORNE. CHARLES 58 Shaw Circle CLARK, NICK J. 7 Offutt Road CLYDE, CAROLYN 488 South 520 East, Orem, Utah 84057 ACTIVITIES:Spring Track 1,3,4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; AFS 4; Drama Club 1. THANKS TO: D.B., N.B., CM., A.R, J.C, and especially to C.B., J.E., and G.K. FUTURE GOALS: To be successful and to have a beautiful family. CODY, MAYA 26 Reeves Road COLEMAN, LISA 554 Springs Road THANKS TO: Thanks for some very spiecial times — E.H., LL, T.S., R.G., D.K., M.S., H. K. COLLINS, JANET 11 Bandera Drive COLONERO, DANIEL 10 Hilltop Drive CONCANNON, THOMAS W. 35 Glenridge Drive ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2; Marching Band I, 2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Spring Track 2,3; X-Country 3,4; THANKS TO: R.M., J.G., J.H., M R, E.K., G.H., CD. — What great times we ' ve had. The prom, canoes, limousines, Oaklerhomer! Thanks. K.P., B.D., D.B., M.K., T P., A.R. — Let ' s win the league. FUTURE GOALS: President of Chrysler Company. CONNORS, KRISTINE C. 362 South Road ysler ACTIVITIES: Majorette 1,2,3.4; gymnastics 1: Prom Committee 3,4; THANKS TO: S.M., K.S, J.M , G.V., E.M., Dapper, LA.. S.W.. CD., CD., T.D.. M.R CONWAY, JEFF 314 Old Billerica Road COREY. PETER B. 2 Page Road ACTIVITIES: Lacrosse 1 THANKS TO: Shine on you crazy diamond. Scan C. we all wish you were here. To everyone I ' ve laughed, fought, walked, talked, thought, or crashed with; The years have been interesting to say the least, but the blue bus is calling us — driver where you takin ' us FUTURE GOALS: To run for the stars, and ride the snake to the ancient lake till I find the street where the creatures meet To live forever CORMIER. LINDA M. 53 Loomis Street ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4; THANKS TO: Thanks for ali the good times; Sue.Laurie, Jacki, Ali, Lisa, Nadine, Laura R,, Laura P., and Gimbie. FUTURE GOALS: I want to work for a while and then go to school, party and keep in touch with my friends. COUTO, SANDRA JEANNE 14 Beverly Road ACTIVITIES: Soccer; Basketball; Softball, Prom Committee; THANKS TO: Steve! Vickie, Kathy, Linda, Robin and special thanks to Gina. FUTURE GOALS: 1 plan on entering into the world of Cosmetology, and to own my own salon. COWAN, KRISTEN S. 12 Riverside Avenue ACTIVITIES: Softball Manager 2; Choir 3.4; Yearbook Staff 4; THANKS TO: Two very special people, Tina and Gail; 1 love you both so very much. Thanks to friends like you high school was real memorable. Thanks also L A C, J.S., A.S.. B.H., A.F. CROCKER, GERALD E. JR. 28 Gould Road ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; THANKS TO: Thanks, Thanks. FUTURE GOALS: College acceptance, college graduation, then the Presidency! CROCKER. JENNIFER EMILY 11 Putnam Road _ ACTIVITIES: AFS 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; M Basketball 1,2.3,4; Soccer 2; Track 1; FUTURE GOALS: No big plans — I ' ll just take it as it comes. CROKE, KATHY M 14 Beveriy Road ACTIVITIES: X-Country 1.2,3; Spring Track 1; Prom Committee 3; FUTURE GOALS: To il enjoy and hopefully be a success in a job dealing with business. DAMERY. MARK 1 Perham Road DAVIDSON, MARY C. 39 Fletcher Road ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1.2.3,4; Basketball 1; Manager 2; Ensembles 2.3,4; Prom Committee 3.4; Pep Club 4; THANKS TO: I ' ll always remember the good times. cause those were the BEST TIMES. Thanks everyone; Susan B., Donna B., Dianne S.. Patty R., Knsty S.. Mark 1., Mark G Last, but not least, to Susan D.. you ' re the best friend anyone can have. To Joanne — always remember our talks all of the nights that we were together, raising cain!! FUTURE GOALS: To attend college become a wife and mother. D ' ARCO, JEFFREY 111 Offut Road DEDRICK, CHRISTINA L. 18 Nickerson Road ACTIVITIES: Softball 1.2; Boys ' Soccer Manager 2; Prom Committee 3.4; THANKS TO: Thanks for the great times that we ' ll always remember; D.S.. K.C.. T B.. M M., K C , S W , S M . B C , K.C , B P FUTURE GOALS: I ' m planning to go to Burdett Secretarial School, and then go on to forward my future in a business field. DEFOE, SCOTT A. 18A Bedford Village ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1.2; Lacrosse 3.4 THANKS TO: C C . T F , B.B.D R.L , B.M FUTURE GOALS: I plan to go on to a four year college and study criminology. DEFRANCESCO. TRAGI A. 16 Sunnyfield Road ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4 THANKS TO: Thanks for being there when I needed you: Beth D.. Carolyn S . Tcnri D . Ms Blackwell. Dawn C. Laurie C. Friends forever B D , C S , D.J , L B , D C , L.C . T.D , and the A wing crowd Thanks to Carolyn, if it wasn ' t Tor you. Kevin and I might not be together today It means a lot to me. FUTURE GOALS: To go to Westfield State and major in Computer Science. Get a good job when I graduate. DELANEY, TERRI 4 Bridge Street ACTIVITIES: Spring Track 1, THANKS TO: Good luck T D , C S , L C . D W . C S.. K.M., C N. — Dont forget Steno i, C Period. L.C, T D . R.M , etc FUTURE GOALS: College. Career, and Marriage DENARO. BETH M. 99 South Road ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2.3; THANKS TO: Thanks for all the fun times and memories — lot ' s of luck in the future — keep in touch — S A.. M G.. T D.. L.M., E.K., R.M., PR . L P.. L.C. DEVINE. JIM 67B Scott Circle ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2 Winter Track 3.4; Spring Track 4; Parralax 3.4. THANKS TO: J. P.. I.M.. B S.. And especially Mike, even though he ' s not gonna ' read this because he is in Braska. FUTURE GOALS: To be a soundman for Iron Maiden DICLEMENTE. NADINE A. 6 Dana Road ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 3.4; THANKS TO: Friends Forever — L,M., C J., S.F.. L.B., LF. S.A., L.C. S R., M.C, A.F.. N.S. FUTURE GOALS: To advance in the field of math and be rich!! DOHERTY. PHYLLIS I I 25 Gould Road ACTIVITIES: Parallax 1.2.3. AFS 2.3.4. NHS 3.4; Musical 3.4; Orchestra 3.4; Spring Track 2.3; Cross Country 3.4 THANKS TO: Karin. Cindy. Mr Keup. and all cross country members. To Becky. Jenny. Judy. Valerie. Donald, Jeanne, Christine. Amy, and Mr. Hagar — I hope we will always be friends. Gone love is never gone as we travel on love ' s what we ' ll remember FUTURE GOALS: 1 hope to attend a four college and study foreign languages and music, and get a degree in my field. Most of all , I want to make myself and others happy by doing what I like doing. DONADIO. CHRISTINE M. 6 Cot Hill Road ACTIVITIES: Class Secretary 1,2,3; Swim team 1,2,3,4. captain 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3.4. captain 3,4. Track 1,2,3,4. captain 4. Ensembles 1. Choir 3.4; Double Sextette 3.4; Musical crew 1. Musical 3.4 THANKS TO: Janice, you ' ll always be MYB. Becky. Gail. Barbara. Julie, Tom, and Jon. DONAHUE. TIMOTHY H. 94 Hartwell Road ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2,3,4. Indoor Track 1.2.3.4, Baseball 1.2.3.4 FUTURE GOALS: Take it as it comes ' DOUGHERTY. KERRI ELLEN 312 Concord Road ACTIVITIES: X Country 1.2,3; Captain 4. Spnng Track 1.2.3.4. Winter Track 1. Pep Club 4; Ensembles 1.2. Yearbook Staff 1.4. Class President 1.2.3.4. NHS 3; NHS Vice-President 4. Prom Committee 3.4; S A D D 3.4; THANKS TO: Kead. Lil. Mol. Kristy. Sue B and D . Ame. Tern B and S. Tarn, Cand. Ali. Kim. Lane. Gail, and my little honey FUTURE GOALS: I plan on becoming a physical therapist in spwrts medicine and working with small children to teenagers especially. DRAPER. KIMBER LY 10 Temple Terrace DRASKOVICH. ALYNNE 41 Fayette Road DROHAN. PETER 15 Glenridge Road DUNN. PETER 4 Cedar Ridge Drive ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2, Varsity 3,4, Lacrosse 3 Varsity 4, THANKS TO: Goob DURING. CECILIA 4 Washington Street DUTRA. SUSAN MARIE 1 Lynnfield Street ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 1; Ensembles 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Pep Club 4; THANKS TO: Always remember the good times and the memories. Friends Forever! S.B., N.S., D.S., C.J., P.R., L.M., D.B., K.D., K.S., M.G., M i., and especially M.D. To Joanne — Always remember our talks, and good times together (weekend trips); FUTURE GOALS: To work with children and become a wife and a mother. EATON, ERIC 10 Winchester Drive ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; FUTURE GOALS: College. ELLIS, JIM 3 Buriington Road ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3,4; Computer Club 1,2,3,4; President 3; Legisla tive Committee 3,4; MIT Educational Shidies Program 1,2,3,4, School Rep. 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Citizenship Committee 3,4; School newspaper 1. THANKS TO: My various comrades, intellectuals, hose heads, and PH.D.s throughout high school. You know who you are!!!; my friends at the MIT Educational Studies Program; and a furry little creature from the Crab Nebula. FUTURE GOALS: To work for Peace on Earth, or on another planet should we fail. EPENETER, JOHN A. 98 Concord Road ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Telemedia 1,2,3,4; Computer Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 2.3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Concert Band 4; Marching Band 4; Pep Club 4; Swim Team 3; Spring Track 4; Winter Track 4. THANKS TO:P.G., J.O., J.M., K.S., J.E., A T., K.M., B.K., G.H., T.C., P.S., J.K., Mom, Dad, and especially G.K., C.C., and C.B. FUTURE GOALS: A career in Radio and Television Broadcasting. FARINELLO, LAURA H 11 Harvard Drive ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 1; Tennis 1; Soccer and Hockey Cheerleading 2.3,4; THANKS TO: S.A., L.M., C.J., S.F., M.C., N.D., S.R., Let ' s not forget the great times!! P S. Good luck ' 83! Friends forever. FEEHRER. JEANNE EMILY 9 Gleason Road ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1; Concert Band 1,2; Wind Ensemble 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Marching Band 1,2.3.4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Pit Orchestra 3,4; 4. THANKS TO: LB., C.K.. L.L., K.T., V.A., N.l., N.E, A.M., U.L., T.R., A.M.. I.Y., Peach, M.I., N.T., B.O., O.N., Ray, M.O., L.S.. Jim. B.T.. Thanks so much to all — it ' s been a great four years. Best of luck always. FIORINO, JILVIEVE M. 16 Overlook Drive THANKS TO: T.P., J.K., L.G., A.H.. H.L, J.M., K.P., A.H., .S.K., L.H., H.V.. L.D., S.M., Thanks! FUTURE GOALS: Criminal Law Business Field (Real Estate) FOLWEILER. SARA L. 45 Wildwood Drive ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1,2,3.4; Gymnastics 1,2; Ski Team 3,4; Spring Track 1; Ho meroom Rep. 1,2,3. THANKS TO: L.M., N.D., C.J., L.F., S.A., LB., S.R„ M.C., — Thanks for all the good times! Friends Forever! FORREST. GREG 315 Springs Road ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3; FUTURE GOALS: Retire at the age of 25. FREEMAN. PAUL 3 Dunster Road FRENCH. ANGIE 25 Offutt Road ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 2,3,4; Gymnastics 3,4; Co-capt 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4; N.H.S. 3,4. THANKS TO: A.S., C.B N.B., C.C., K M., CD., J.J. FUTURE GOALS: Go to college, get married, and travel. FRENCH, MARK 21 Brookside Road ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Lacrosse 1,2,4. FRENCH, TIMOTHY 6 Hardy Road FULLER. DIANA 68 Patterson Road GATTO, JAMES 39 Old Stagecoach Road GAUNTLETT. GORDY ' 25 Fox Run Road ACTIVITIE: Football 1,2; Skiing 2,4; THANKS TO: Good times with B P., S B., D.B., D O., P.P., J.M., D.S., M l., B.T., CM., M.G., CP. Remember the times we had together because those will be the ones that you will remember me by. FUTURE GOALS: Plan on hard work early, and live off it in the end. Always stay in touch with my friends. GAUNTT, JANINE 6 Reed Road ACTIVITIES: Drama 1.2,3,4 GERDES. ERIC 21 Page Road ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 1,2,3,4; FUTURE GOALS: Attend M I T., enter Air Force ROTC. k GESSEL MARTHA i 107 B Scott Circle THANKS TO: Vicki Kucher. Mrs. Dowling (librarian); FUTURE GOALS: Social Worker 1 GETTMAN. ROBERT S. 40 Genetto Circle FUTURE GOALS: To be a famous auto mechanic and build a lot of fast cars. GIARD. MICHELLE LOUISE 17 Washington Street ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Yearbook 4; THANKS TO: Treasured friends are forever — love you always! FUTURE GOALS: To go on to a career in Dental Hygenistry, and to make the most of whatever comes my way. GIURLEO. MARY 11 Glenridge Drive ACTIVITIES: Majorettes 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Double Sextette 3,4; NHS 3,4; Ensembles 1; Tennis 1; FUTURE GOALS: To_ leam, travel and be happy. GODBOUT. JAMES J. 69 Ent Road GOEL, ADITYA 25 Selfridge Road GOLDMAN. JONATHAN 52 Meadowbrook Road Thanks to: T.C, CD., J.H., G.H., M P., Amy, Lucia, and Mike. GONSALVES. MARK 192 South Road GRAEFF. KURT ROBERT 325 Springs Road ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Crew 4. THANKS TO: Thanks for the good times DC, L.T., and S T. and friends. GRAGG. DARLENE 15 Riverside Avenue GREELISH. JOSEPH P. 8 Gould Road ACTIVITIES: Track 1; Ski Team 1,2.3,4; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4; THANKS TO: Remember the good times — J.J.. K.P.. M W.. R.M., N.C, T.M.. ER.B.. G.M., W.S.. A.R.; FUTURE GOALS: To become a C P A and travel. HALL. KAREN LYNN 7 Sheridan Road ACTIVITIES: Varsity Softball 3,4; Computer Club Secretary 4; AFS 4; Math League 4; FUTURE GOALS: To graduate from college and pursue a Masters Degree in computer sciences. HAMILTON. JULIE 14 Fern Way ACTIVITIES: Basketball (Mgr.) 1,2,3; Track 1; Soccer 2.3.4; Tennis 2,3.4; Marching Band 1,2,3.4; AFS 1; Drama 1; Prom Committee 3,4; THANKS TO: Thanks for being there — G.H.. C R.. K.C . J.G., T.C , MP. C D. — friends forever. FUTURE GOALS: To be happy, successful, travel, and find Mr Right! HANLEY. BRIAN 235 South Road ACTIVITIES: X-Country 2,3,4; Winter Track 1 2 4; Spring Track 1,4; Concert Band 1,2.3; Wind Jazz Ensemble 4; FUTURE GOALS: To enter the world of broadcasting, journalism, and reporting. HARRIGAN. DANIEL C. 29 Lido Lane ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Computer Club 2nd Vice-President 3,4; Parallax Staff 3,4; Legislative Committee 3,4; Gennan Club 2; NHS 3,4; THANKS TO: the intellectuals, cadets, musicians, non-conformists and other friends who made this possible — We ' ll come back alive, because only the strong survive. FUTURE GOALS: To be an electrical engineer in the military. HARRINGTON. ERIN 10 Cot Hill Road THANKS FOR: everylasting memories — LAC, M MS, L.D.L, Deb, T.S., D.K.. H.K.. Mike. HARRISON. BECKY 266 A. Concord Road j ACTIVITIES: Ensembles 1.2.3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4; THANKS TO: Forever Friends — Chrissie D., Jen Jenny, Laughing in the middle of the road. Good times and fun are forever; Mich. Phay, Bethanne, Jeanne thanks for always being there. You are all the greatest! FUTURE GOALS: To go to a good college and major in Biology. Hopefully to eventually work with animals. Happiness is most important. I HAYWARD. JOHN C. 5 Harvard Drive HEGGESTAD, DAVID 21 Lido Lane ACTIVITIES: Swimming and diving teams 1,2,3,4; Tennis team 1,2,3,4. HEINRICH, GAIL SUSANNE 286 Concord Road ACTIVITIES: X-Country 2; Spring Track 2; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4; THANKS TO: Love to my friends Julie H., Crink Bucstink, J.G.. T.C., D.B., L.C., K.C. Your support and friendship will always be treasured; and 1 hope our future is more than just memories. We ' ve had a lot of fun! FUTURE GOALS: College, successful business career, U.S. travel, marriage children. HELLER, OLIVER 330 Old Billerica Road HERLIHY. PATRICK WILLIAM 73-B Scott Circle FUTURE GOALS: To sen e my country in the United States Navy. HERLIHY, THERESA 73-B Scott Circle future goals; To graduate. HEWITT. SEAN M. 18 Grey Terrace HIGHAM. DAVID 34 Glenridge Drive ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3.4; Soccer 4; FUTURE GOALS: To become an artist, HILKER. JENNIFER 275 Carlisle Road ACTIVITIES: Parallax 4; Tele Media 3,4; THANKS TO: Beckv who is always there when 1 need a friencl and to TJ who made high school memorable. FUTURE GOALS: 1 want to major in Equine Studies and train horses in dressage and jumping. HIRAYAMA. HINA 97 North Road HODGKINSON. ROBERT M. 108 Offut Road HULBERT. GAIL M. 5 Robinson Drive ACTIVITIES: Legislative Committee 1; Gymnastics 1; Ensembles 1; Choir 2,3,4; Double Sextette 3,4, Musical 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Majorettes 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; THANKS TO: Tina Kris for your constant support and encouragement, looking forward to the future Thanks Sue-Beau, Mary and Karen — yo re the best! Love ya Chrissy-Babe (eyes!). Thanks for a long friendship. Elaine — Love you always. FUTURE GOALS: ! plan to attend two different Universities for a B.A. in physical therapy. I hope to work as a therapist in either a hospital or in a rehabilitation center. I also hope to spend some time in women ' s counseling. ISNOR. MARK 138 Page Road JELALIAN. ALAN 3 Reeves Road ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2,3.4; Rifle 1,2,3; THANKS TO: The greatest bunch of guys 1 know ' R.O., T.F., J.O., CM., R.M.. M.F., T D , J.S., P.T., G.T., E E.. P.D., P.F., E.L., CM. JELLISON, DINA 2 McMahon Way JOHNSON. CAROL A. 334 South Road ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 1,2,; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; THANKS TO: Friends Forever — N.D., L.M., S.F.. LF., S.A., S R.. LB. S.D., N.S., M L, and D.S. JOHNSON, CYNTHIA 1 Harvard Drive KELNHOFER. JOSEPH ROBERT 2 Foster Road ACTIVITIES: X-Countiy 4; Soccer 1,2,3; Winter Track 3,4; Spring Track 2,3,4; Math League 3,4. KEMPTON. MICHAEL 9 Richard Road KENISON. ELAINE 9 Summer Street ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 1.2.3,4,; AFS 1.3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; J.V Softball Manager 2. ROTC 4; Tele Media 3.4; THANKS TO: Everyone. I love you all — R.M.. T C. P C., J.M.. LM , B.D., K M.. Mr. H . Sgt. P.. Lt R. To the Greatest Great Adventure group ever! — P.G.. S C . K M.. K.S.. S.M. — Best of luck always P G. — Bunny Bear and 81 1 forever! FUTURE GOALS: Hope to attend U Mass; probably will go through ROTC. Possible followed by a computer programming career with the Air Force. KENNY. DIANA MARIE 33 Old Stagecoach Road ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Softball 1, Field Hockey 2,3,4; Ensembles 2, Tennis 3; Legislative Committee 4; Yearbook 4; TFIANKS TO: Remember the good times J.U.. H.K., LL, LC. E H . KS.. K.N.. T.B., LP . K.C., CR. KILLAM. CAROLYN L. 4 Hilltop Drive ACTIVITIES: Choir 2.3.4; Double Sextette 2.3.4; Madrigal 4; Concert Band 1,2; Wind Ensemble 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3.4; Orchestra 3,4; Jazz Ensemble 3.4, Pep Band 1,2,3.4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Musical 1.2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3.4. THANKS TO: LeL L B. (M). J.F.. K-T. Moll. S.K. M.H. That includes you too K. Gee. D-boy-C. Norm and J D KILPATRICK, EILEEN 1 1 Washington Street KIRKLAND. TODD 28 Brooksbie Road KUCHERER. VICKI 107-A Scott Circle ACTIVITIES: Majorette 1; THANKS TO: M G . T M . and S.K.; FUTURE GOALS: College: Teaching. KUFFEL. JOHN B. 7 Roberts Drive ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; School Play 1; Chess Club 1,2; Student Leader 2; Tele Media 4; Chorus 4; THANKS TO: To Friend, who I got to know who helped me achieve high spirits who even helped me grow Thanks is but a mere word thaty ' shows you appreciate things But Greatful says it all by itself; FUTURE GOALS: To become the best John Kuffel 1 know, and go to college (either BYU or Ricks), to serve church mission, and go into the service to learn a trade. KWON. HELEN R. 8 Jonathan Lane ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 1; Football Cheerleader 2; Ensembles 1,2; Prom Committee 3,4; Choir 4; Yearbook 4; THANKS TO: Remember the good times: D.K., LL, L.C., E.H.; FUTURE GOALS: 1 would like to become a chemist and work in a laboratory doing research. LACOVARA. KERRl 46 Concord Road LAIRD. RODNEY 67 A Scott Circle LARSEN. LORI EDEN 8 Dewey Road ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,2.3.4; Concert Band 1; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Jazz Ensemble 3,4; Orchestra 3.4; Marching Band 1.2.3,4; Pep Band 1,2.3,4; THANKS TO: C K.. J F.. L.B., K.T., B.T , Mog, l.L.Y.P.C, U.M, M B.! P.P., b:42-d. ' 82 M.D.. H.D., K.W., T.O.S.! O.H O.H.! J.P. ic int. CD.! U.M.W. P.C! Great times! FUTURE GOALS: Psychology Journalism. $$$ A wonderful life with a sweet husband an awesome career! LAV ALLEY, TYRONE 33 Pine Hill Road ACTIVITIES: Track 1; Wrestling 1; ROTC 2.3,4; Drill Team 2,3; Color Guard 2,3; Tennis 1; THANKS TO: Thanks to S T. 1 will never forget the good times It was fun with L.CT.M., J.G., N.D., R.C.. and K.J. J W. you were a great friend. D M. You were alright as were P.B. and S T. E.G. I can ' t complain too much. Good luck to you all. FUTURE GOALS: I am looking forward to a fantastic future in the military followed by another career in law enforcement. LEARY. LISA DIANE 9 Gould Road ACTIVITIES: Hall Decorating 1,2; Youth Group; Work; THANKS TO: Diana, Erin. Gail, Helen, Lisa, and Phyllis, Thanks for being there and being a friend. P S. Richard is a gentleman! LEHAN. AMY ELIZABETH ANN 99 Hancock Street ACTIVITIES: Ensembles 1.2; Prom Committee 3,4; Chairperson 3; Varsity Swim Team 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; THANKS TO: I.L.Y. Candy (noxious, Jenny, frac, a-ling. Shirley), Tammy, Vicky, Kathy and Michael. Thanks for all of the great times and the memories, Chinese Food, the parties at Kenny ' s, economics, chow at the country store — M.D.T. — the stone zoo, a night trip to the beach (in the rain), Putt-Putt when I won! Theft from the Smithsonian — C A S. — don ' t let your face droop into a frown or your legs turn to cellulite! FUTURE GOALS: College to study intemational affairs and French. LEWIS. MICHELLE 327 Old Billerica Road ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Manager of freshman boys soccer 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Yearbook 4; THANKS TO: Remember the good times: Julie Maczko, Stephanie Morris. Barbara Birch. Patti Raffa, Jim Mc, Kerstin McGilvray. and Marybeth Conway. Good luck in the future to all! Remember Boston trip and Doe Apple Farms; Julie, Jim, Keith, Leslie and John. FUTURE GOALS: My future goals are to continue on to college and get a degree in psychology. From then on make a living off of psychology. LINDLEY, WILLIAM J. i 21 Hancock Street ACTIVITIES: Telemedia 2,3,4; Computer Club 1,2.3,4; ROTC 1,2,3.4; FUTURE GOALS: Computer Systems. M LINDMAN, DAVID 18 C Scott Circle ACTIVITIES: NHS 3.4; Tennis 2.3.4; Class Secretary 2; Class Vice-President 3; FUTURE GOALS: College-medical school-doctor or surgeon. LITTLE. MICHELLE 228 Dudley Road ACTIVITIES: Swimming 1; Soccer Hockey Chcerleading 3,4. LIVINGSTON. ROBERT 321 Springs Road ACTIVITIES: Ski Team 1,2,3.4; Track 1; FUTURE GOALS: Four years of college — Major in accounting, minor in business administration — hopefully to become a certified public accountant. LOHR. MATTHEW 8 Nellis Terrace THANKS TO: Just thanks a lot guys, especially G.R. and S R. — I ' ve had a good couple of years FUTURE GOALS: To go to Notre Dame and go into engineering. After that I ' ll get a gcxxi job with good pay so that I can retire as early as possible, or I ' ll marry a rich girl. LOURO. MONICA L. 28 Elliot Road FUTURE GOALS: To graduate! LOUSARARIAN. LEON I 8 Birchwood Road LUND. LEIGH ERIC 10 Hemlock Lane ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2.3,4. Lacrosse 1,4 Swimming 2,3,4; Basketball 1; FUTURE GOALS: Take each day as it comes. LYDON. ROGER 18 D Bedford Village MACARTHUR. BRIAN P. 15 Birchwood Drive ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Riflery 2,3,4; Indoor Track 4; Spri ng Track 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; THANKS TO: Never forget: John B., Linda, Hawk, Hubbie, A.W.. and all the good times with Moriah! FUTURE GOALS: To go to a four year college and study business or be a rock star. MACQUILKEN. KAREN L. 14 Evans Avenue ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2.3.4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Softball 1,2.3.4; Prom Committee 3.4; AFS 4; THANKS TO: Thor, And, Stuff, JH — Don ' t ever forget (not that you can) the fun (?) times we had in soccer ' 82. Thanx for being there. FUTURE GOALS: To graduate from a four year college and possibly pursue a masters degree in computer science. MACZKO. JULIE 12 Beverly Road ACTIVITIES: Girls Swim Team 1.2,3; Captain 4; Manager Boys Swim Team 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4; Pep Club 4; THANKS TO: I ' m just waitin ' on a friend Thanx for the memories! J.M.. M L., S.M.. P R.. K.Z.. B.B.: FUTURE GOALS: Go on to college, own my own restaurant, accept the future, have a Blast! MALCHOW, ANETTE 9 Alaska Avenue MANNING. LISA A. 7 Richard Road ACTIVITIES: J V Field Hockey 1 Varsitv 2; Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. 2, Spring Track 1; Stage Crew 1.2.3.4; Class Treasurer 3.4. Cheerleader 3; Co-Captain 4; Golf 4; AFS 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Pep Club 4; Tele Media 4; THANKS TO: KS , S A., N S , T P , D B.. S.D, and M.D., for being the best friends a person could ever have. A special thanks to the peop e dearest to me — Kerri. Kim, and Leon FUTURE GOALS: To be the best I can be ' MASKALENKO. JOSEPH 65 Retcher Road MAURER. ALLISON 10 Bonnievale Drive McCOLLEM, GREG 1 Ridgewood Drive ACTIVITIES: Marching Band; THANKS TO: E O. — Remember Arthur ' s Law, and don ' t forget The Great Matza has the answers to all questions. S.O. — Tell Bruno 1 love him; with a sharp thick pen; his evil deeds; you ' re only a yard away; the Rev. Moon; I think I own a baseball team. Love live Lou Albano! FUTURE GOALS: To become a member of Bruce and the benchwarmers — Get my license — Graduate from college — Live a happy life. McCORMACK, VICKIE E. 21 B Scott Circle ACTIVITIES: Softball 1; Tri-Hi-y 1. SGA 1; Prom Committee 3; THANKS TO: Thanx and Luv to . . . Kathy, Amy. Diane, Tammy. Candy, Kenny, Ben. Anne, Patty, Laura, Sandy, special luv to M D B. FUTURE GOALS: College to never get tired of change — To travel meet as many new friends as possible, but keep treasure the old. McCULLOCH, ELIZABETH 3 Evans Avenue ACTIVITIES: Te lemedia 2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3; Drama Club 1.2,3,4. THANKS TO: It ' s been real, it ' s been fun, but it hasn ' t been real fun. — TMB McDONOUGH. STEVE 9 Glenridge Drive ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1; Lacrosse 2.3; Concert Band 1; Wind Ensemble 2.3.4; Jazz Ensemble 2.3,4; Choir 4; Pep Band 2.3.4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Godspell Band 3; Pit Orchestra 3; Musical 4; A.F.J.R.O.T.C. 1.2.3.4; Color Guard 2. McEACHERN. ELAINE 2 Overlook Drive McEACHERN, JANICE 2 Overlook Drive MCGILVARY. KERSTIN 3 Noreen Drive ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1.2; Spring Track 2.3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4. THANKS TO: It was an excellent year. Remember the great times always; Anne. Angelina. Amy Mitch (Bama). Barb, Steph, Patty Angela B. , and Kerrie L. Kerri — Thanks for watching out for me. and I hope I can be there if when you need help. P S. Good luck to everyone wherever you go and in everything you do. FUTURE GOALS: I plan on getting my CP A., but I would like to travel (hopefully to Europe) before 1 settle down with a career. McHUGH, ROSANNE 8 Curve Street ACTIVITIES: AFS 3.4; Basketball 1.2; Softball 1,2; Concert Band 1.2,3,4; Marching Band 1.2,3,4, Choir 4; Telemedia 3.4; Tournament of Plays 3; Drama Club 2,3,4. THANKS TO: EK.. P G . J M . K P.. S C., Mr. G H., Mr. V P.. Mr. T.B., and especially TWC!! McKENNA, JAMES 460 North Road McKENNA, ROGER 3 Doris Road ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2. Winter Track 3.4; Spring Track 2 THANKS TO: S R.. Quinney. Goob, Mac, Dave, Shawn, Rip, Pete, Woodsie. Smoofhy, Rourcy, Speedy. D.T.. Ducky. A.J.. Dickie, Troll, and the Towles. Frenchy. Buckwheat, and you too Mooresy FUTURE GOALS: Never to go to football camp at P.V C ever again. JIM Swim Team ML. PF . Mclaughlin 3 Lido Lane ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2. Tennis 1 1.2.3.4 THANKS TO: J M . K C G F . SR. D B . and P R FUTURE GOALS: To have fun with life, because if you take it too seriously you won ' t live too long!! McMAHON. LAURA T. 4 31 Pine Street ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 1.2; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Wind Ensemble 3.4. Jazz Ensemble 3.4; Softball 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1,2,4; Prom Committee 3.4 FUTURE GOALS: To attend a four year college, earn a degree in Management, and manage a hotel. MELVILLE. MICHAEL 3 Earl Road ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1.2.3.4; Rifle Team 3; Concert Band 1.2.3.4; MENDES, BENJAMIN 18 Clark Road MICI. LISA 42 Washington Street ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1.2.3. Cheerleading 4. THANKS TO: N.D.. C.J.. S.F.. LB.. ML. L F.. S.A . LC. S R.. M.C., and A F FUTURE GOALS: To study business. MILLAR. ELAINE 14 Robinson Drive ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1.2.3.4; Softball 1.2.3.4; NHS 3.4; Girl ' s State 3 THANKS TO: M.S. and also to K.L. Good Luck! FUTURE GOALS: College MILLER. CHRIS 17 Gray Terrace ACTIVITIES: Football 3,4; Lacrosse 2,3.4. FUTURE GOALS: To make the U.S.A. Worid Lacrosse Team. MILLER. KATHRYN 95 Ent Road ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1; Cheerleading 1; Softball 1; Prom Committee 3.4 THANKS TO: Vickie. Kenny. Diane, Amy, Cathy. Melody, Patty, Mom. Dad. Tom, and John FUTURE GOALS: College. Travel Tourism Administration, and to keep in touch with old friends, treasure fond memories, meet as many friendly people in the world in my lifetime as I can. MIX. CAROLINE 384 Great Road ACTIVITIES: Dollars For Scholars 1. Drama Club 1 THANKS TO: C C. C B.. and K.D. FUTURE GOALS: To attend a four year college, start a money making business, and travel around America and Europe. MONTEMAGNO. GUY 5 Cot Hill Road ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1.2.3.4; Lacrosse 1.2.3.4; Musical 1.2.3.4 THANKS TO: DC. KG . B B . PR . S M . J G . KC . CM. R M . MM. L L . J S . J M FUTURE GOALS: Planning to major in Business Management MOORE. CHRISTOPHER C. 7 Francis Kelley Road ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Winter Track 3.4; Baseball 1.2.4 Spring Track 3. Concert Band 1.2.3.4 FUTURE GOALS: College Bound ' MOORE. MEREDITH ANN 7 Francis Kelley Road ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Field Hockey 1.2.3 THANKS TO: Friends forever T S . T B . D S . N A D B . M P . S W . K G Keep in touch ' FUTURE GOALS: Attend a four year college with a major in Business and Finance MORANO. JANE VALERIE 13 Wildwood Drive ACTIVITIES: Soccer 12 FUTURE GOALS: Environmental Studies and Research MORRIS. STEPHANIE 19 Jeffrey Circle ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3.4 Yearbook Editonal Staff 4; Hall Decorating 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 4 THANKS TO: Friends forever — JuU. M L. P R.. B B . J M . KM. CD . K C. D.S.. and especially to M and D FUTURE GOALS: Business Administration MOSES. TODD R. 19 Golden Cove Road FUTURE GOALS: UMASS NA2ZARO. JACKI 3 Parker Road ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff 4; THANKS TO: Good Luck and many more good times: LC . S B.. LR . LP . A S.. ES.. MB; FUTURE GOALS: College bound NEAL KIMBERLY A. 5 Ten Acres Drive ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1; Ensemble 1; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4. NETZEL. MARTINA 25 Wildwood Drive O ' CONNOR. SEAN 6 Robinson Drive ACTIVITIES: Football 1; J.V. Soccer 2,3; Jazz Ensemble 2,3,4; Marching Band 4; Wind Ensemble 4. OLMSTEAD, DAVID 4 Notre Dame Road OLSEN. ERICK 225 Carlisle Road ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4; ROTC Color Guard 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3,4; Track Team 1; THANKS TO: All my friends for making my high school years memorable ones: S C., G.M„ ES., D.W, J.B., E.G.; FUTURE . GOALS: RPI and a military career. m O ' NEIL, RICHARD J. 21 Clark Road ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 1,2; Winter Track 1; Baseball 1,2; Lacrosse 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. O ' NEIL. STEPHEN P. 200 Springs road O ' ROURKE. JEFFREY 198 Concord Road PACKER, DAVID 31 Great Road ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1; Varsity 2,3,4; THANKS TO: T.V., R.G., N.B., C.U., R... K.M.; FUTURE GOALS: The future is something I will decide on later. PAGAN, INGRID 18 Hill Terrace PAGLIA. SALVATORE 10 Norma Road ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2; ROTC 1,2,3,4; FUTURE GOALS: To go on to college and become a pilot. PAINE. ALAN R. 82 South Road ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3,4; Spring Track 3,4. PAPALIA. THOMAS 42 Notre Dame Road ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee Chairman 3,4; Yearbook Staff; Football 1; Basketball 1,2.3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; THANKS TO: Chris Moore for the hike up Mt. Lafayette; Thank God for Stemo. n hanks Kristy and Jeff for the pumpkin runs; Kristy watch the fence! Thanks Trigger, Sparky, Jasper, Kazoo, Brenda, Killer, Cramp, Calendar Girls, Sweet Pea, Sponge Jr. , Clown, Matrik and Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan for the good times. FUTURE GOALS: Attend college — Medical school. PATON. LESLEY 9 Sibley Drive ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 2,3,4; Prom Cimmittee 3,4; Student Trainer 4; THANKS TO: Thanks so much T.B., H.N., D.K. — Times never forgotten; FUTURE GOALS: To attend a four year college. PATTERSON, PAUL 2 Green Street PEARSON, TAMI LEE 40 Neillian Way PELLETIER, MICHELLE MARIE 1 1 15 Fox Run Road ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2,3; Captain 4; Spring Track 1 ; Boys Track Manager 2; AFS 3,4; Ski Team 2; Prom Committee 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Stage Crew 2,3; Parallax 4; THANKS TO: J H , J G . T.C . and C.B. — Remember running, pumpkins, parties, Canada, Maine, painting, concerts, and Friendship! FUTURE GOALS: To go to a halfway decent institute of higher learning, graduate, be successful in the business world, be independent and maybe go to England. PLISKA. KENNETH J. 79 Concord Road ACTIVITIES: Cross County 1,2,3; Captain 4; Indoor Track 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1.2,3,4; THANKS TO: Thanks for the good times: CP., J.P., J.C., B.D., M.K., T.P., M.A., M B., J.S., K.D., R.M., LA.. M.S.. F.K., F.J., L P . J.J.C., B S., F.C.. D.V., F.C.; FUTURE GOALS: To attend a four year college and go on from there. PLUNK. JENNIFER 10 Jeffrey Circle PORTER. CHRISTOPHER 156 South Road I PORTER. JEFF 80 Carlisle Road ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Lacrosse 4; THANKS TO: M L , J.M., K.C, T P., J.,.; FUTURE GOALS: To go to college, to become a technical drawer. POWDERLY. MARJORIE A. 102 Concord Road ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1; Varsity 2.3; Co-Captain 4; Gymnastics 1.2; Softball 1,2; Varsity 3.4; Prom Committee 3,4; THANKS TO: D.S., M M., T.B,. S.A., C.J . N.D.. S.F. — Remember the good times!! FUTURE GOALS: Go on to college. 11 NKS TOr Bruce for PRESTON, MARIE RUTH 5 Wilson Road ACTIVITIES: Gymn astics 1,2; THANKS Anette for corrupting me. Ruthie inviting me to your birthday party. Krissy Mike for all the good times at Andy ' s, in the ' mino, and concerts. Greg Kevin for showing me the hill in Arlington good times down the boat landings. Terri, Russcl, Matt, Jake, and everyone else for the good times that never fade away. And thanks, mom, for understanding. — Wish vou were here S.J.C. — FUTURE GOALS: To own a ' 67 Firebird. PRICE. LAURA ANNE 18 Paul Revere Road ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4; THANKS TO: Excellent Parties: Mark. Eric, Cindy, Vicky, Kathy, Amy, Laurie, Linda, Sue, Jacki, Laura, Bob, Mike T., Mike M., Ben, Tammy and Charles. FUTURE GOALS: I ' m gonna be roUin ' in it!! PUFFER, DANIEL 235 Great Road PYLES. WILLIAM 443 A. North Road QUINN. MICHAEL 354 South Road RAFFA. PATRICIA 189 South Road RAYMOND, GLEN 55 Ent Road ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1.3.4; THANKS TO: P.W., M L., S R. and class of 83 . RENNIE, STEVEN 18 Harvard Drive ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3.4; WTB 1,2,3,4; FUTURE GOALS: President of Anheiser Busch. RICHARDSON. CAROL JEANNE 22 Page Road ACTIVITIES: Madrigal 1,2.3,4. Double Sextette 2.3.4; Musical 1,2.3,4; Majorettes 2,3.4; Concert Band 3,4; Tennis 1; Prom Committee 3,4; Tele Media 2,3.4; NHS 3,4; FUTURE GOALS: Medial School. Pediatrics. RIDER. JON 31 Wildwood Drive ACTIVITIES: Rifle Team 1,2.3,4; THANKS TO: J.B.. D W.. N.A.. and LB, RILEY. STEVEN t 22 Glenridge Drive ACTIVITIES: Golf; THANKS TO: G R . M L, P.F., G.F., S R.. J M . KC , B.C RINGLE. ANDY 1 10 Hartwell Road ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 1. Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Cross I Country 1,2; Spring Track 3,4; Football 4; Prom Co-Chalrman 4, THANKS TO: 86; FUTURE GOALS: 86. RIPLEY, ERIC 384 South Road ACTIVITIES: Spring Track 1. ROBINSON, DAVID 97 Old Burlington Road ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Newspaper 1; Spring Track 1; French Club 1,2; CSF 2 RUSHTON, LEEANN 45 Hillside Avenue THANKS TO: I finally did it; T.R., R.M., B. M., E.C., R.T., CP., and D.B. Thanks for all the memories! Especially to Dave O., whose memories will always be special to me! SARNO, ANNE M. 4 Pond Circle ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3,4; Ski Team 4; Swim Team 1; Football Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 4; Art Club 4; Yearbook Commercial 4; THANKS TO: Thanks for all the good times, and the many memories, with much love always: A.F., N.B., C. B, D.K., J.J., J.G., K.M., M.S., G.H., M.C., C.C., M.N., A.S., AND MANY MORE. Thanks to the T.J. ' s gang — you made it worth workin g there. FUTURE GOALS: To succeed In all that 1 do. and bring happiness to others. College, interior decorator and fashion designer — God help me!! SAUNDERS. ANSONIA 25 Marion Road SCHEICK. DEBORAH 6 Washington Street ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1; THANKS TO: The memories of good times with friends A.S D.W., K.B., S.H., M.S., C.T., K M., C.C. Love to S.M,; FUTURE GOALS: A registered nurse. SCHWARZENBACH. KIRK J. 123 Offut Road ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 1,2.3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Wind Jazz Ensemble 4; Orchestra 4; Choir 2,3; Madrigal 4; Musical 3.4; AFJROTC 3.4; Tele Media 3.4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,2,3; THANKS TO: Many thanks to — J £., A T.. J.O.. S.M.. S.C., J.S., P.G.. B.F.. B.W.. B.T., R.C., for a wonderful time. FUTURE GOALS: To go to college and major in Physics. SERRA. DL NNE 103 Page Road ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1.2; Girl ' s h-eshmen Basketball Manager 1; Ensembles 1; Class Treasurer 2: Soccer Hockey Cheerleader 3,4; Prom Committee 3.4; Pep Club 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Homeroom Rep 1,2,3,4; THANKS TO: 1 look to the sea — Reflections on the waves spark my memory, Somc happy, some sad, I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had. Lots of Love Luck — MP, M M.. T.B., T.S., D.S.. M.D.. V.M., K M.. M.I., CD.. C.S., A.L. C.J , B P., S.A., N A.. P.A.. D.B.; FUTURE GOALS: To do the best I can in whatever comes my way. SEUFERT, MICHELLE 13 Sunnyfield Road THANKS TO: A.M., MP, A S., D.S.; FUTURE GOALS: college SHAMON, JOEL 12 Hunt Road ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1.2.3,4. SHAW. STEVEN 63 Ncillan Street SIBLEY. ALISON 243 Davis Road THANKS TO: Thanx for all the memories — S B . J.N . J K , LC , L C , E C , L R , C W., J.H., MS, DS , B D , M C . LB, L R , and the rest of the A-wing crowd! My sp ecial love to, P S W. A A F — Good-bye BHS. FUTURE GOALS: Go to college, become an elementary school teacher, get married to P.W , have a few kids — Just be very happy. SILVESTRONE, MOLLY 14 Page Road SINCLAIR. ELLEN M. 60 Patterson Road SLINKARD. AMY ANNE 8 Andrews Circle ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Committee 1.2; Flag Corps 2, Girls Soccer Manager 2; NHS 3,4; Nat. French Honor Society 2; Football Baketball Cheerleader 4: Yearbook Staff 4; FUTURE GOALS: College, major in business admin, and accounting. SMART. ANDREW 10 Bonair Avenue SMITH. CANDACE ANN ELIZABETH 5 Glen Terrace ACTIVITIES: Ensembles 1.2: Swim Team 2: Prom Committee 3.4; THANKS TO: I.LY. Amy (ob — . fric, lavemc. ding) thanks for always being there. Tammy, Vicki and Kathy. thanks for all the good times. FUTURE GOALS: Go to college to study Education. SNIDER. ROBERT 23 Elmbrook Road SODERSTROM. THERESA M. 78 Fletcher Road ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1.2; Spring Track 2: THANKS TO: all of my friends, you ' ve been wonderful these past four years. Good-luck always. FUTURE GOALS: To always be happy doing my best! SPOFFORD. MICHAEL I Great Road ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1.2.3.4. Winter Track 1.2. Baseball 2, Ski Team 3.4; SADD 3, Prom Committee 3,4. Concert Band 1; Stage Crew 4; THANKS TO: Thanks for the good times — R O , J S , N S , A R , J M . MS. KC , G T , P.T., K S , KP . S H , G M , K.D , PR. R.M . EM. G R ; FUTURE GOALS: Go to college and become an engineer. STEPHEN. ERIC I I Sunnyfield Road THANKS TO: Thanks for all the good times — Mark, Laura, Sue, Linda, Laurie. Jackie. Dale, and Laura, and everyone from the base. Always remember — Landings bound. Schwebbner. farmers. Conn., canoe trifjs (quarters on the dock), concerts, beachward bound. Sue ' s 18th. partying over Marie ' s and Kenny ' s and oooh those parties, and more to come!!! STINSON. BEN A. 4 Neilis Terrace ACTIVITIES: Tennis; Lacrosse; THANKS TO: Birdy. FUTURE GOALS: Make it in a trade school STOCKDALE, CAROLYN 5 Glenridge Drive ST. ONGE. KEVIN 7 Evergreen Avenue STOUTER. TAMSON J. 4 Robinson Drive THANKS TO: Thanks to treasured moments — MM, A.L , C S., D S., T B FUTURE GOALS: Go to college to become a Travel Agent. SULUVAN. NANCY 61 Hillside Avenue ACTIVITIES: Majorettes 1; Captain 2.3,4; Madrigal 2.3.4. Musical 2.3.4. Class Treasurer 1; FVom Committee 3,4. Tele Media 4. Class Secretary 4; THANKS TO: Memories are forever — Thanks for mine — S.D.. S B., K S . M D . N D . M.G . LM ; FUTURE GOALS: Fashion, Buyer or Merchandiser. SUNDRA. KRISTEN 6 Williams Street ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,2.3,4; Prom Committee 3,4. THANKS TO: Kcrri — Thanks for being there when 1 needed ya! Sue — Something up there tells me we were meant to be best of ftiends Remember the good times: S B. K D , L M . N S.. M.T . D B . S A . J M ; FUTURE GOALS: To be something in life! SWIDER. KAREN E. 15 Old Stagecoach Road ACTIVITIES: Ensembles 1,2; Choir 3,4; Drama Club 2; AFS 2,3,4; Basketball 1; THANKS TO: Thanks everyone for the memories. FUTURE GOALS: To marry a nice man and become a housewife, have three lods, a dog and make home made bread, and live in Suburbia, in a cute white house. TAYLOR. MICHELLE MARIE 29 Old Billerica Road ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3; THANKS TO: Remember all the good times we had — D.B., S.B., K.S., S.A., K.S., M.I. Don Won — crusin ' in the mustang — p.s. all the looks we got, tech parties; FUTURE GOALS: To succeed in everything 1 try and do in life, and to make the best of what 1 have and know that it ' s the best anyone can have. TELFORD, ELIZABETH D. 25 Notre Dame Road ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 1; Wind Jazz Ensemble 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Spring Track 1; German Club 1; NHS 3,4; THANKS TO: Dear Jean-Pierre, Burb, Carolyn, Lori, Lome, Steven, John O., Dr. Dimwitty, Peter, Carol, Becky, Jennif er, Jack, K-T, Molly, Ginger, McPhee, Laura, and all you youth groupies; There is nothing I can say which could thank you enough for all the memories, love and support. I ' m going to miss all of you — please keep in touch. With love, Bethanne; FUTURE GOALS: In the future years, 1 plan to go on to college and have a career later on! THEOBALD. AMY B. 37 Old Billerica Road ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1,2,3; NHS 3,4; Tele Media 2,3,4; Media Intern 2,3; AFS 3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 1; THANKS TO: All of you; you have all helped me grow and change — I thank you all — even those who won ' t read this — I hope I have given you as much as you ' ve given me. FUTURE GOALS: I want to learn to know myself well, take that knowledge and apply it to my life, get out of it everything I can. TOWLE. GREG 11 Paul Revere Road ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3; Captain 4; indoor Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; FUTURE GOALS: college. TOWLE. PATRICK 11 Paul Revere Road ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3; Captain 4; Indoor Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2; FUTURE GOALS: work TRAYNOR, DOUGLAS 114 Concord Road ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FUTURE GOALS: college. TUCKER. AMY 138 Patterson Road VOEGTLIN. ERNIE 15 Page Road VOIGT. GRETCHEN 39 Fayette Road 1 WACHSLER. MARK -fM 20 Paul Revere Road ACTIVITIES: German Club 1,2; Tele-Media 1,2,3,4; Math League 1.2,3; Captain 4; Computer Club 1,2,; Vice President 3,4; Parallax 3,4. THANKS TO: W.J.L., J.P.E., and lots of people whose middle initials I don ' t know. You made these four years almost worthwhile. FUTURE GOALS: Live long and Prosper. WALLINE. BARBARA PwHEELER. DAVID 22 Wildwood Drive WILLIAMS, BOB 24 Washington Street ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3; Lacrosse 1. WILLIAMSON, MIKE 269 Carisle Road WILSON, RANDY 272 South Road WRIGHT, NORMAN C. 399 Davis Road ACTIVITIES: Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Soccer Manager 3,4. WRIGHT. SARAH A. 287 Davis Road ACTIVIITES: A F S. 1,2,3,4; Yearbook staff 4. THANKS TO: Special thanks to all my friends without whom 1 would have died of boredom. Buddy 24 (my best friend) always remember our good times (Newport especially). B.H. and J.C. we ' ve finally made it — even through honors English. C.C. I ' m so glad you came back — pass the salt. Barb and Dee, crawling into hmrm. on Monday — party much? Save the kegs! Can I play football too? Guess what he did! (Can be applied to either one) Best of luck to everybody! FUTURE GOALS: College, a year living and studying in Europe, graduate school for a degree in Geophysics. 2 Dutton Lane ACTIVITIES: Choir 1,2,3,4; Double Sextette 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3.4; Concert Band 1; Orchestra 2,3,4; Madrigal 4; A.F.S. 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2; N.H.S. 3,4; Citizenship Committee 3. THANKS TO: Klam, Lome, Freehan, Trinkie, Lil — you guys are the best friends ever! B.T., C.R., S.M., M.G., G.H., C.B.. J.E., C.C, K.S. — Good Luck! A.K., M.K., J.O., G.M., J.S., L.T., R.Y., K M., J.M., J.D., M.K. — you guys will graduate someday! FUTURE GOALS: To be Happy! WEBB. DENISE H. 58 Dunster Road ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1 2 THANKS TO: M.T., C.S.. D.S., G.T., J.K., K.G., D.C.. G.A., K B., everyone. You made it special! FUTURE GOALS: To go to college and become a hotel manager. WEBSTER. BILL 83 North Road ACTIVITIES: Ski Team 1,2,3; Captain 4. FUTURE GOALS: Maintaining wealth and health for skiing. WESOLEK. JAMES D. 166 Ent Road WETHERBEE. PAMELA J. 73 Loomis Street ACTIVITIES: J.V. soccer 1; J.V. basketball 1; Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 2.3.4. THANKS TO: G R., T.B., EC. L C, K.N.. M.B. FUTURE GOALS: Study for a career in health, along with playing basketball at a four year college. WHEATON, SHARON A. 8 Wagon Wheel Drive ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; J.V. Field Hockey 2; Prom Committee 3,4; THANKS TO: Thanks for the good times — C D., K.C., M.M., C.R., G.V., L.R., K.D.; FUTURE GOALS: To go to school studying Cosmetology. Constant Conversationalists Sue Dutra Mark Isnor SUPERLATIVE Luscious Limbs Paul Freeman Pam Weatherbee i Attractively Attired Jon Goldmaa Cindy Bailey Best Looking Rich O ' Neil Jane Morano 54 Tom Papalia Kerri Dougherty Super Spirited Glen Raymond Sue Ayasse SENIORS Gorgeous Grins Jo€ MaskelenkoA icki McCormack Gooniest Gigglers Paul Patterson Terri Binsack 55 Sue BullockChris Miller Senior Sweethearts Michelle Little Greg Towle SUPERLATIVE Cindy Bailey Sean O ' Connor Invincible Intellects Bcthanne Telford Mark Wachsler 56 Predominantly Preppie Kim Neal Jon Goldman SENIORS Musically Motivated Barbara Walline Steve McDonough 57 Best All Around Kem Dougherty Rich O ' Ncil Horrendous Hackers Nadine DiClementeMark Brady SUPERLATIVE Mark Brady Anette Malchow Constantly Compatible Tom Papalia Vickie McCormack SENIORS i REMEMBER WHEN . . . --- ' is ' 7 A- Do you remember when . is a frequent saying of the members of the Senior Class this year. Because of this, these old pictures were included in the yearbook. All right Seniors, do you remember when these pic tures were taken? upper left 1979 1980 Fresh man Basketball Team. middU left Julie Mackro. middle nghi Hey. wfiat s the beeP. botton left What ' s up . upper righ; Leon enjoying dass (?). middle nght Elaine Hilar. i 61 Best Worst 1. Down Under 2. Truly 3. Hungry Like the Wolf Song 1. Sexual Healing ' 2. Valley Girl 3. Mickey 1. The Who 2. Men At Work 3. J. Geils Band Singer — Group 1. Rick James 2. KISS 3. John Cougar Movie 1. E.T. 2. Tootsie 3. An Officer and a Gentleman 1. Creepshow 2. E.T. 3. Fast Time at Ridgemont High 1. Hill Street Blues 2 M A S H 3. Square Pegs 1. Boston Bruins 2. Washington Redskins 3. Boston Celtics TV Show 1. Filthy Rich 2. Joanie Loves Chachi 3. Richard Simmons Show Pro Sports Team 1. Baltimore Colts 2. New England Patriots 3. Cleveland Cavaliers Best Actor 1. Dustin Hoffman 2. Eddie Murphy 3. Sylvester Stallone 4. Richard Gere 5. E.T. Biggest Hangout for BHS Students 1. McDonald ' s 2. Uptown 3. Bowling Alley 4. Back Parking Lot 5. A-Wing Bathrooms Most Worn Out Saying 1. Wicked 2. What ' s Up? 3. Gag Me With a Spoon 4. Awesome Person Most Often in the News 1. President Reagan 2. Princess Di 3. Jamie Fisk 4. Dickie Albert 5. John Hinckley Jr. Best Actress 1. Dustin Hoffman (Tootsie) 2. Meryl Streep 3. Goldie Hawn 4. Drew Barrymore 5. Sally Field Biggest Fad 1. Valley Girls 2. Legwarmers 3. Punk 4. Mini-Skirts 5. Walkmans Best Pro Athlete 1. Pete Peeters 2. Larry Bird 3. Wayne Gretzky 4. Jimmy Connors Political Figure Most Criticized 1. President Reagan 2. Princess Di 3. Alexander Haig 4. James Watt 5. Margaret Thatcher I h| 4 iP VALEDICTORIAN Elizabeth D. Telford When asked. ' What is the purpose of high school? most people would instinctively say that it is for gaining knowledge. Of course this is true, but to me high school is not just a place to learn who won the War of 1812 or what a coulomb is. High school, both inside and outside the classroom, is a place to leam how to work, how to play, how to laugh, how to cry. how to be an individual, and how to be a friend. Unlike the factual information, which certainly may benefit you but may also lie stagnant in the dark recesses of your brain, these lessons will guide and aid you throughout the rest of your life. The student on the track team, although he or she may not win. leams that personal effort and achievement is just as satisfying as being champion. The art student on the other hand, not only develops a skill, but also a sense of patience and sensitivity which extends into other aspects of his life. Likewise, the lead in a musical or a soloist in a band concert leams to face and conquer apprehension with poise and confi- dence. However, all students, no matter what they do. realize the impor- tance of being an individual and the value of friendship. Our mentors were not kidding when they said the teenage years were emotionally trying But somehow, with laughter and the support of friends, we survive. We enter high school as insecure, but optimistic freshmen and we leave equipped with all the knowledge our teachers and experiences have given us. Perhaps we are not totally self-confident or certain of our direction in life. Vet becau:=e of our high school expjerience. we can continue to grow. Icam, and live wisely to our full capacity. 66 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIOR CLASS _ OFFICERS Y JOYCE HENNRIKUS President I SEAN McCaffrey Vice-President I COURTENAY HAND Secretary EVAN CUTHBERT Treasurer r? MR. PATULEIA Class Advisor SANDY RICHARDS Prom Co-Chairman ANNE WEAVER Prom Co-Chairman JUNIOR TOP ROW: Greg White, David Knell, Dan Colao, Jim Gatto, Sean McCaffery, Jill Millman, Jean-Marie Matthews, Noelle Whitmire MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Donovan, Julia McConnell, Laura Feltman, Tricia Bums, Kerry Latina, Adrienne Elder, Laura Kupfrian, Sylvia Fiorino, Barbara Pexider, Liza Ralston BOTTOM ROW: Chris Leonard, Mary Ellen Carter, Maureen Bench, Becky Eckhardt, Judy Boyle, Karin Reinisch, Barbara Konkle, Tina Doyle TOP ROW: Dan Lynch, Paul Ferrero, Jim Duke, Jim Boatright, Joyce Hennrikus, Lynn Breland. Barbara Flannagan, Marco Pomponi MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Hovsepian, John Rollinson, Dan Kleiman, Scott Cunningham, Scott Kossman, Mike Vosika BOTTOM ROW: Shan Pitts, Doug Smith, Kim, Colliton, Liz Othmer, Andrea Shannon, Gail Alperin TOP ROW: Jimmy DeVellis, Tim Donahue, John Ringle, Mike Hill, Greg Moll, Brian Goguen. Mike Bruno, Jeff Mazzeo, Rich Minassian, Eric Miller MIDDLE ROW: Mark White. Leah Brown, Courtenay Hand, Chris Adil. Leslie McLaughlin. Melinda Glennon. Mike Bush. Molly Koester. Kim Merrick, Christine Russo BOTTOM ROW: April Anderson. Jo-Beth Lanier, Janet Drohan. Lorrine Marino, Dolores Clark, Shafik Fam, Kenny Ginder, Cada Picariello TOP ROW: Bruce Kozuma, Evan Cuthbert, Sandy Richards, Amy Birmingham, Lisa Hayward, Jack Monaco, Ginger Miller, Valerie Began MIDDLE ROW: Janna Johnston, Peter Farrell, Michelle George, Leslie Jelalian, Jean Crescenzi, Jan Hamann BOTTOM ROW: Curtis McMurtrie. Karen Yeatts, Barbara Grimm, Chris Lawrence JUNIOR 69 TOP ROW: Todd Dyson, Jim Gettman, Keith McPhee, Chris Kimmins, Kelly Reed, Ron Scaltreto, Jim Blasi MIDDLE ROW: Steve Gauntlett, Frank Cataglia, Jim Mosca, Carole Crittenden, Kathy Alessi BOTTOM ROW: Donna Genetti, Linda Ricker, Caria Hutchinson, Jackie Smith, Anne Marie Leonardi TOP ROW: Ken Helmar, Mike Mignon, Gian Carlo Buscaglia, John Guetersloh, Mike Sullivan, Bill Ellmore, Mike Powderly, Dave Gardner, Paul Sullivan MIDDLE ROW: Mr Desilets, Sue Buckley, Ruth Melvin, Maureen Callahan, Jennifer Smith, Jacki Nazzaro, Judy Mace, Heidi Voigt, Cheryl Doughty, Toni McCombe BOTTOM ROW: Peggy Kilpatrick, Ed Spencer, Cheryl Petrino, Vivian Roberson, Kim Duncan, Robert Lord, Dwight McDaniel TOP ROW: John Crane, Roger Lydon, Steve Mace, Carl Castetter, Pete Pray, Matt Branca, Adam Stuart, Chip Ellis MIDDLE ROW: Mrs Donovan, Rita McMahon. Laurie Chisholm. Tracey Sullivan, Nancy Ahem, Pam Duijvjcin, Julie Pelletier, Kerry Petersen, Al Boudreau BOTTOM ROW: Michelle Eaton, Kim Petrino, Valarie Sharpe, Mary Buck, Bonnie Bums, Kristine Schloman, Terri Bellengi, Katie Davidson TOP ROW: Richard Aldridge, Matt Kennedy, John Orlando. Jim Waite, Perry Lipson, Paul Pandiscio MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Donovan, Mark Venuti, Peter Galipeau. Raj Tanden, Beth Thorensen, Amy McGovem, Laura Doherty, June Costa, Kathy Donaldson BOTTOM ROW: Helen D ' Arcy, Kim Jacewicz, Anne Weaver, Julie Viola, Cindy Yeung, Ann Marie Stella, Cindy Harrington 70 JUNIOR TOP ROW: Lori Taft, Al Taylor, Chris Birch, Scott Filleul, John Bronikowski, Shaun Damery, Terry Bradshaw MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Hovsepian, Debbie Malloy, Jennifer Kelly, Nancy Cushman, Jim Doherty, Mary Hubbard, Joanne Kent, Sue Callahan BOTTOM ROW: Julie Doucette, Cindy Rickcr, Meg Isnor, Janine McLaughlin, Tina Martines, Kerry Callahan, Carolyn Rice TOP ROW: Steve Shaw, Ed Braverman, Brian Jones, Steve McHugh, Mike DeMarco, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Rodney Laird MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Hovsepian, Linda Owens, Andrea Cantella, Susan Palmieri, Kathy Pospisal, Dawn Capezutto, Sheryl Sullivan, Kim Pearson, Lorrie Chilton BOTTOM ROW: Dan Williams, Barry Dyment, David Herlihy, Michael Sullivan, Jim Fauids, Shaunn Feuzel, Joe Morgan JUNIOR 71 JOANNE MELVILLE President J MISS DOWNING Advisor RIYE YUKAWA Vice President SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE 72 TOP ROW: Mr. McCarthy, Thomas Campbell, Michael Russell, Gregory Rotundo, Richard Donovan, Randy Patterson, Thomas Ford BOTTOM ROW: Lisa Levine, Vicki Levine, Barbara Violette, Colleen Harrington, Juan Carlos Avila, Scott Oneto TOP ROW: Stephen Pisani, Karstein Gjelsvik, Tom Maskalenko, Mike Amnini, Matt Buxton, Tom Snedeker, Jeff MacDonald, David Verano MIDDLE ROW: Ms. Blackwell, Debby Elder, Gretchen Sennott, Jack Jacocks, Mike Kent, Yvette Raymond, Judy Ayotte BOTTOM ROW: Dayna Ardito, Michelle Rennie, Debbie Delfino, Sue Riley, Mary-Ellen Colliton, Candi Roland, Christine Neil TOP ROW: Ken Pliska, Peter Piro, John Peterson, Steven Picard, Mike Sullivan, Urban Gillis, Donald Bunker, Tracey Helmar, Maureen Boyle MIDDLE ROW: Ms. Blackwell, Jim O ' Shaughnessy, Jeff Conway, Keith Dougherty, Julia Thomas, Laura Kramer, Kim Harrower, Maureen Capezzuto, Mark Freni, Ed Murphy BOTTOM ROW: Renee Kucherer, Chris Manning, Tom Jacewicz, Gina Bumann, Carol Topping, Holly Corcoran, Nancy Barrows, Trish Mackintosh TOP ROW: Ms. Blackwell, Paul Marcus, Jeff Chemlen, Chris Shaw, Pat Egan, Steve Curiey, Pat Lyons BOTTOM ROW: Ruth Melvin, Scott Munden, Tim Glattelter, Brenda Pease, Hoa Njuyen, Mickey LaValley SOPHOMORE 73 TOP ROW: David Jedlicka, David Burr, Ken Brown, John Slinkard, Heather Drake, Corrine Grillo MIDDLE ROW: Ms. Blackwell, Steven McMahan, Christine Foerst, Amy Puffer, John Sullivan, Kevin Reed BOTTOM ROW: Lisa Sinotte, Linda Yanosick, Joanne Melville, Susan McKie, Pat Doughry, Charlene Nickerson TOP ROW: Christopher Corey, Mark Fiato, Scott Devlin, Chris Livingston, Tim Kelly, David Swanson, Richard Duda, Glenn Robinson MIDDLE ROW: Ms. Blackwell, Jim Ward, Dan Concannon, Tim Failla, Kenny Sharkey, Susan McMahan, Neil Couvee BOTTOM ROW: Tina Corey, Tina Collyer, Maureen McCulloch, Sally Avery, Christina Davis TOP ROW: Kim Wheeler, Heidi Petersen, Denice Mace, Stacey Smith. Tamara Fern, Michelle Nestor, Dan Fougere, Mark Russo, Chris Sparks MIDDLE ROW: Mr Judge, Terry Porter, Karen St. Onge, Frank Oppedisano, Lisa Garibotto, Kristen Draskovich, Mary-Beth Oram, Bob Luidman BOTTOM ROW: Erika Barber, Gwen Cardoos, Lynne Valdina, Lisa Porter. Sharon Michelson TOP ROW: David Dimisco, Dan Woodford, Tibor Nagy, Al Kenney, Bob Whitley, Jay Schoendorf, Fernando Catalina MIDDLE ROW: Mr Judge, Lisa Pelletier, Christine McGovem, Julie Robbins, Laureen Kirkland, Lisa Goemowitz, Joni Montermagno BOTTOM ROW: Raj Sundra, Lori Casstleberry, Laura Newman, Karen Castetter, Carolyn Lohr SOPHOMORE 74 TOP ROW: Todd Brunner, Nat Brady, John McKenna, Marc Vadeboncoeur, Ken Baldwin, Sean Ennis, Jim Papalia, Dave Bowser, Rob Jacobson, Jim Storer MIDDLE ROW: Mark Babilon, Steve Records, Dave Hanf, Kevin Mickle, Dan Silvestrone, Dan Rosato, John Spencer, John Callender, Anne Solmita, Noelle Marcottc, Mary-Beth Conway BOTTOM ROW: Renee Qualter, Jill Schwarzenbach, Stacy Carruth, Jeanine Doane, Paula Francis, Marcy Goyette, Susan Petrecia, Lisa Leong ' TOP ROW: Fred Rores, John Campos, John Bellino, Karen Zolnay, Lynn Telford, Alex Segal, Brendan Gaul, Robert Kelnhofer, John Grimm MIDDLE ROW: Mrs, Kinney, Eric Benson, Cheryl Donahue, Cheryl Knell, Wendy Utley, Sarah Robinson, Doug Blair, Jeannette Moreau BOTTOM ROW: Pamela Wingood, Joanne Delaney, Patty Guirleo, Judy Ciampa, Julie Kostishack, Lisa Nandy TOP ROW:Troy Newman, Russ Cauvel, Chris Hawley, Mike Hawkins, Mike Bauman, Mike Fitzgerald, Barry Yaceshyn MIDDLE ROW: Ms. Giddis, Debbie Devine, Kelley Murray, Linda Thompson, Linda Wheaton, Patty Ahem BOTTOM ROW: Denise Pagan, Jackie Eden, Monica Huebner, Janet Blake, Nadolyn Burton TOP ROW: Louise O ' Hara, Sean Hurley, David Thomas, Lawrence Murray, James Lurey, Scott McArdle, Doug Burr MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Spence, Monica Shaipe, Caren Manning, Julie Tateosian, Diana Birmingham, Paul Castro, Russel Cobe BOTTOM ROW: Cynthia Edwards, Lynn McCarthy, Julie Collins, Ruje Yukawa, Kathy Ellis, Wendy Gerhrands, Laura Linz SOPHOMORE 75 FRESHMEN 76 TOP ROW: Jim McEUigot. Tim Frimpter. Matt Cantella. Glen Desrosiers. Eric Glomski. Dave Annini, Matt Wright Scott Smith MIDDLE ROW: Dan Logcher. Lesley Shaw, Courtney Bishop. Lisa Rttman. Suzanne Melville. Mike Fem BOTTOM ROW: Kelli Pease. Debra Lowrey, Patience Pulliam, Alex Brady, Michael Tuttle, Michael Aldrich, Sean Divine TOP ROW: Seamus Garrett, Chris Naugler. Kristin Dougherty. Candy Graham. Troy DeMarco. Kim Mendell. Dottie lovino. Chris MacAllister. Pat Olsen MIDDLE ROW: Mrs Hovsepian. Kathy Walsh, Brian Gellady. Joanne Jeanotte. Jennifer Kimmons. Michelle Cathey. Debbie Masca. Marian Zuckerman. Mary Ellen Sherman, Kathy Sutton, Jennifer Weisz, Kathy Frimpter. Gail Johnson BOTTOM ROW: Pam Beckwith. Jim Bieren, Lynne Carroll. Leslie Carroll, Eric Sandblom, Kelly Shiner, Debbie Lovely TOP ROW: Greg Swider. Neil Amidon. Nicki Tran. Chris Smith. Jonathan Mann. Achi GoeL Dane Graves MIDDLE ROW: Laura Sullivan. Diane Richards. Allyson McLaughlin. Tracy .Armstrong. Diane Libby. Kiersten Ebersole BOTTOM ROW: John Solomonidcs. ' oel Kupiaz. Susan Sabetty. MicheDe Gonsolves TOP ROW: Kathy Camara, Linda Beardsley. Tracy Tanner. Stac Rogers. Mara Chavis. Danny rabr. Scott Sinclair. Paul St. Amour. Kevin Donahue. Joe Geisberg MIDDLE ROW: Wendy LaLiberte. . ickie Preston. Maria AJbanese. Amy Bruno. Richard Dacey. Salim Mohammed. Burris Boruchovich, Janet Lord. Susan Hawkins BOTTOM ROW: Brenda McMahan. Kim Travers. Nancy Damery. Cincfie Hayviard, Paul Raymond, Eric Niblac. Betty Gctz FRESHMEN 77 TOP ROW: Mark Alcaide, Ulrikc Reinisch, Kelley Luter, Tricia Conway, Doug Elder, Gene Holmstead, Todd Evans MIDDLE ROW: Ms. Giddis, Debbie O ' Neil, Heather McGilvray, Nicole Cassidy, Christine Othmer, Steve Bishop. David O ' Neil BOTTOM ROW: Roberta Branca, Stephanie Hirsch, Denise Paganis, Helen Perkinson, Susan Reynolds TOP ROW: Michael Giennon, Raud Justice, Joe Quinn, Dave DeLellis. Rob Carlson, Tony Young MIDDLE ROW: Ms. Giddis, Lany McConnell, Stein Stormo, Andrea Preston. Patti Hooper, Jen Dyson BOTTOM ROW: Lucy McGovem, Regina Strahle. Pam Dutra, John Stander, John Pontius TOP ROW: Ken Collins, Rick Hollis. David Gage, Michael Gerlek, John McCune, Robbie Meffan, Sam White MIDDLE ROW: Ms. Giddis, Kerry Litchfield, Kelly Conway. Heather Johnson, Tricia Records. Lisa Snapp. Rachell Bishop, Sue Drohan BOTTOM ROW: Chris Massa, Pat Killebrew, Terry Tilman, Carolyn McCollem, Carol McClatchcy, Crystal Murphy TOP ROW: Richard Doherty, Paul Cameron, Wayne Fallon, Robert Fitzgerald, Charles Gerbrands, Eric Davis, Mark Guetersloh, Matthew Vosika, James Hubbard MIDDLE ROW: Michelle Moosick, Christine Montgomery, Lori McNeary. Kim Murphy, Lori Corey, Marcia Clements, Chrstine Coleman, Lynn Hughes, Stephen Jones, John Gogan, Matthew Urquhart BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Soderstrom, Lauri Ardolino, Kerry McGovem, Kevin Johnson, Michael Callender, Linda Pyscznski, Michelle Lipczer, Elizabeth Fanrell 1? 6 FRESHMEN 78 TOP ROW: Khiem Nguyen, Louie Nocca, Pat Denaro, Eric Isnor, Dana Hamson, Baice Park, Michael McCravy MIDDLE ROW: Mrs Spence, Annemarie Callahan, Alcia D ' Errico, Debora Smith, Laura Crossley, Debbie Taft, Kareen Cavanagh BOTTOM ROW: Dung Nguyen, Robert Wang, David Boudreau, Mary Mead, Melissa Melvin, Sompong Hoxaye TOP ROW: Kathy Mac Quilken, - Nathan Sears, Denise Finkelstein, Vincent Tyer, Peter Stamatakos, Michael Kenney, James Harden, Juan Carlos Avila. Philip Oviatt MIDDLE ROW: Stephanie Katz, Susan Dameron, Lisa Cone, Tracy McArdle, Sheila Feltman, Renata Pomponi, Kristin Yatsko, Christine Linz, Martell, Sandra McDonald, Jennifer Maxon BOTTOM ROW: Kara Flynn. Karen Cierpial, Deborah Fiorino, Lauren Heggestad, Chelby Blogett, Michelle Pitts, Adrienne Danielle, Veronica Welch FRESHMEN 79 We ate the whole thing! But I don ' t want to dooo my homework! Eugene Eagles, HI D.M.D., P. Bedford professional Bldg. 50 Loouiis Street Bediord, :.iass. 01730 27 5-0575 82 ADMINISTRATION 83 84 86 Jeanne Cosette Cafeteria Staff Dick Delfino Custodial Staff Vernon Dameron Social Studies Brendan Desilets English Louis D ' Andraqora Custodial Staff C harles DiPietro Occupational Education Program Administrator FACULTY AND STAFF 87 FACULTY AND STAFF 89 Eugene Ea ... , U. UD., P.C« Bedford x.o.wwSional Bldg. 50 Looais Street Bedford, Mass. 01730 275-0575 90 FACULTY AND STAFF 91 FACULTY AND STAFF 93 Eugene Eagles, III, D.M.D., P.C. Bedford ProTessional Bldg. 50 Loomis Street Bedford, Mass. 01730 275-0575 94 FACULTY AND STAFF 95 96 FACULTY AND STAFF 97 98 FACULTY AND STAFF 99 100 FACULTY AND STAFF 101 102 SPORTS 103 Who ' s on first? 1 . - , i fcHMM The Bedford High School baseball team had a very disappointing season. It is important to note, however, that fundamentally the team showed that it was capable of playing sound baseball. Coach Sabourin feels that with a little more intensity and with a little better pitching, Bedford will be competitive and ready to challenge for the Dual County League championship. We are looking forward to next season. 1 Varsity Baseball 4 14 Bedford at Weston 4 16 Sudbury at Bedford 4 19 Bedford at Wayland 4 21 Bedford at Acton 4 23 Concord at Bedford 4 26 Newton South at Bedford 4 30 Weston at Bedford 5 3 Weston at Sudbury 5 5 Wayland at Bedford 5 7 Acton at Bedford 5 10 Bedford at Concord 5 12 Bedford at Newton South 5 17 Bedford at Weston 5 19 Sudbury at Bedford 5 21 Bedford at Wayland 5 24 Bedford at Acton 5 26 Concord at Bedford 5 28 Newton South at Bedford tt f f • ? I Varsity Baseball: Front Row: Jeff Gentile, Kenny Russell, Bob Donahue. Dave Courtogalous, Frank Cartaglia. Second Row: Coach Sabourin, Eric Eaton. Joel Shamon. Billy F les, Timothy French, Timmy Donahue, Kenny Ginder, Al Kinney. Junior Varisty Baseball: Front Row: Mike Drovin. Mark Fiato. Perry Lipson. Roger Lydon. Steve Petrillo Second Row: Chris Kimmins. Peter Sullivan. Mike Hawkins. Mark White. Peter Pray. Carl Castettcr. Greg Moll. Paul Pandiscio, Coach Petrillo. Freshman Baseball: Front Row: Chris Manning Mike Fitzgerald. D.J Caristi. John Sullivan Second Row: Tom Ford. Dan Silverstone. Tim Kelly. Jirr O ' Shaughnessy. Rich Duda. Eric Benson. Dave Vera no Third Row: Coach Wilson. Scott McArdle. Bobb Whitley. Mark Alcaide. Chris Corey. Mike Bauman Keith Doherty 104 Take me out to the ball game! r-U Aji JV I Girls ' Junior Varsity Softball: Front Row: Amy Mil ler, Gina Bumann, Debbie Delfino, MaryBeth Oram, Nancy Ban-ows, Holly Corcoran, Andrea Shamon, Julie Shea, Cory Grille, Sue McMahon, Laura Linz, Sue Petrecca. Back Row: Coach Patuleia, Maureen McCuiloch, Kathy Alessi, Karen MacQuilken, Chris McGovern, Joanne Kent, Kim Meyer, Cheryl Donahue. Girls Varsity Softball: Front Row: Meg isnor, Mau- reen Bench. Middle Row: Elaine Millar, Margie Powderly, Michelle Busa. Laura McMahon, Karen Hall. Back Row: Molly Silverstrone, Patty Raffa. We finished the season in second place with a league record of 12-3. There was good team effort especially by our graduated pitcher Kathleen Davidson, and our returning junior catcher Mau- reen Bench. The team played excep- tionally well together, always anticipa- ting where the next play would be going. With a second place finish it allowed us to be in the State Softball Playoffs. Our first state game was against Marian with a 13-2 win. Then we pl ayed East Boston, who was state champs the year before, and we won that game 8-3. That put us into the quarterfinals against Ipswich, which we lost due to postponement and the se- nior prom. The Dual County All-Star representatives were graduates: Lois Farrell, Kathleen Davidson, Kristin Lunquist, and returning senior Michelle Busa. The Lowell All-Star was Lois Far- rell and Kathleen Davidson and these two were also picked as players of the year . Lois Farrell was the only team member elected as Globe Scholastic All-Star. Varsity Softball 4 13 Bedford at Arlington 4 15 Newton South at Bedford 4 20 Acton at Bedford 4 22 Concord at Bedford 4 27 Bedford at Wayland 4 29 Bedford at Sudbury 5 3 Bedford at Newton South 5 5 Bedford at Acton 5 7 Bedford at Concord 5 10 Wayland at Bedford 5 12 Sudbury at Bedford 5 14 Newton South at Bedford 5 17 Acton at Bedford 5 19 Concord at Bedford 5 21 Bedford at Wayland 5 24 Bedford at Sudbury What a racket! Although our record of 2 and 10 is not impressive on the books, it was one of the best seasons for a long time. Many matches went down to the last set and many of the scores were 3-2. We lost our first doubles team of Morse and Donovan to graduation but the rest of the team will be returning. Boys ' Tennis 4 26 Newton South at Bedford 4 28 Boston Latin at Bedford 4 30 Weston at Bedford 5 3 Bedford at Lincoln-Sudbury 5 5 Wayland at Bedford 5 7 Acton at Bedford 5 10 Bedford at Concord 5 12 Bedford at Newton South 5 17 Bedford at Weston 5 19 Lincoln-Sudbury at Bedford 5 21 Bedford at Wayland 5 24 Bedford at Acton 5 26 Concord at Bedford Boys Tennis: Front Row: Curtis McMurtne. Dan Har- rigan, Chris Castro. Dave Heggestad Back Row: Coach McManus, Leon Lousararian. Jim Donovan. Rob Morse, Dave Packer. Jay Schorndorf. Sean Huriey. 106 Volley for serve! There was a high degree of team spirit this year. The girls took the coaching sessions seriously and implemented the strategy taught to them during many of the matches. The captains were Jill Aldorisio and Donna McDougal. Girls ' Tennis 4 26 Bedford at Newton South 4 28 Boston Latin at Bedford 4 30 Bedford at Weston 5 3 Lincoln-Sudbury at Bedford J 5 5 Bedford at Wayland .. B 5 6 Bedford at Acton w M 5 10 Concord at Bedford 5 12 Newton South at Bedford 5 17 Weston at Bedford 5 19 Bedford at Lincoln-Sudbury • 5 21 Wayland at Bedford . 1 5 24 Acton at Bedford 1 5 26 Bedford at Concord Varsity and Junior Varsity Girls Tennis: Front Row: Sandy Lewis, Jill Aldorisio, Donna McDougal. Second Row: Amy Birmingham, Lesley Paton, Courtenay Hand, Sue Aldorisio, Kristy Sundra, Amy Kneelancl, Patty Ahem. Third Row: Coach Wilson, Jean Crec- senzi, Sandy Richards, Diana Birmingham, Terri Bel- lengi, Erica Logcher, Laura Doherty, Julie Robbins, Lori Larsen, Diana Kenncy, Michelle Lewis, Julie Hamilton, Coach Aldorisio. 107 ?.c. Bedford rroxessxo-iai uidg. 50 Loomis Street Bedford, Mass. 01730 275-0575 One Step At A Time This year ' s team was predominantly underclassmen. Assistant Coach De- Copua has helped rejuvinate the pro- gram. The Town Department has final- ly provided us with a respectable track facility. We feel the program is going to continually improve. Bryant Wingood qualified for the State meet in the 440 yard dash. Boys ' 4 17 4 24 4 26 4 29 5 6 5 8 5 10 5 13 5 17 5 20 5 22 Spring Track Bedford at League Relays in Acton Bedford at State Track Coaches Meet Bedford at Sudbury Bedford at Weston Acton at Bedford Bedford at State Coaches Meet in Brockton Bedford at Wayland Newton South at Bedford Concord at Bedford Bedford at Frosh-Soph Meet in Acton Bedford at All League Meet in Newton South Bedford at Tewksbury Bedford at State Meet Boys ' Spring Track: Front Row: Coach Sullivan. Alan Paine, Joe Kelnhoffer, David Kennedy. Bryant Wingood. Brian MacArthur. Andy Ringle, Dan Bruno Second Row: Jeff Lipson, Ken Pliska. John Frceher, John Williamson. Joe Maskalenko. Tom Pap lia. Chris Moore. Tom Concannon. Third Row: Coach Green- wood. Doug Blair. Jack Roberts. Lonnie Murray. Dan Colao, Bruce Kozuma, Matt Kennedy, Barry Dyment 108 Striding for the best. Girls Spring Track: Front Row: Dianna McCarron, Maria Alessi, Carol Ward, Valerie French. Second Row: Kim Merrick, Leah Brown, Linda Owens, Sue Reily, Jill Millman, Kcrri Dougherty, Barbara Birch. Third Row: Pamela Wingood, Karen Zolnay, Mary Beth Conway. Fourth Row: Chris Lawrence, Tina Doyle, Jan Hamann, Adrienne Elder, Jean-Marie Matthews, Joyce Henrikus, Anne Weaver, Mary-Ellen Carter, Phyllis Doherty, Karen Yeatts. Spring track had a good season. Excep- tional perfonners were Maria AUessi, Carol Ward and Pam Wingood who participated in the State meet. Carol Ward also broke her own record in the javelin event. Girls ' Spring Track 4 17 Bedford at League Relays in Acton 4 24 Bedford at State Track Coaches Relays 4 26 Sudbury at Bedford 4 29 Weston at Bedford Bedford at Acton Bedford State Coaches Meet in Brockton Wayland at Bedford Bedford at Newton South Bedford at Concord Bedford at Frosh-Soph Meet in Acton Bedford at All League Meet in Acton 5 25 Tewksbury at Bedford 5 31 Bedford at State Meet 5 6 5 8 5 10 5 13 5 17 5 20 5 22 109 In the cradle of life . . . We had a slow start this year, losing our first five games in a row, but we ended up with a respectable seven and eight record. We lost a bit of talent last year when seniors Ray Boudreau, Mike Go- guen, John Garibotto, Fred Yanosick, Jim Carter, and Co-Captains, Pat Weatherbee, and Mike Montemagno graduated. However, we also have a lot of returning lettermen such as Keith Ciampa, Dan Colonero, Guy Monte- magno, Chris Miller, Dan Williams, Sean McCaffrey, and Jim Gettman. We look forward to a productive season in 1983. We would also like to say thanks and goodbye to Coach Hayes. He made us work hard, but he did an ex- cellent job with the team. Varsity Lacrosse ■ 4 2 Concord at Bedford 4 6 Bedford at Wayland 4 10 Medford at Bedford 4 16 Framingham South at Bedford 4 19 Burlington at Bedford 4 21 Bedford at Needham 4 23 Bedford at Sudbury 4 28 Bedford at Lexington 4 30 Waltham at Bedford 5 4 Beverly at Bedford 5 6 Bedford at Framingham North 5 13 Hingham at Bedford 5 21 Newton South at Bedford 5 24 Bedford at Billerica 110 Varsity Lacrosse: Front Row: Fred Yanosick. Mike Gogen, Captain Mike Montemagno. Captain Pat Wetherbee. Ray Boudreau. John Garibotto. Jim Car- ter becond Row: Keith Ciampa, Dan Colonero Guy Montemagno, Chris Miller. Jim DeVellis. Sean McCaf- frey, Jim Gettman, Marco Pomponi, Dan Williams Coach Hayes. Junior Varsity Lacrosse: Front Row; o .v John Callendar. Rich O ' Neil, Ben Stinson, Peter Dunn. John Spencer Second Row: Chris Birch. Rob Jacobsen. Mike Powderly. Peter Farrell. Mark Freni. John Bellino. Frank Oppedisano Third Row: David Knell. Urban Gillis, Scott Fillucl. Mike Busch. Brian Gogen. Scott Defoe. Mike Hill. Eric Miller. Evan Cuth ; bert. Coach Bugbee. Z A hole in one? This year ' s golf team was made up of eight guys and one girl. The season record was 2 wins and 9 losses, but both the players and Coach Reynolds had a lot of fun. Golf Boys ' 4 26 Newton South at Bedford 4 27 Bedford at Concord 4 29 Sudbury at Bedford 5 3 Wayland at Bedford 5 4 Acton at Bedford 5 6 Bedford at Newton South 5 10 Concord at Bedford 5 11 Bedford at Sudbury 5 13 Bedford at Wayland 5 17 Bedford at Acton 5 24 Tewksbury at Bedford Golf Team: Front Row: Dan Lynch, Dan Kleiman. Steve Riley, Mike Donahue. Ron Graham. Second Row: Coach Reynolds, Lisa Manning, Dan Baino, Paul Freeman, John Isnor. Ill Rah! Rah! Rah! The football basketball cheerleading Co-Captains were Donna Breland and Lisa Manning. Miss G coached the girls to a spirited season. The girls gave great support and encouragement to their teams. Football Cheerleaders: Kneeling: Noelle Whitmire. Amy .i:,:Na: ; First Row: Con i. r..A l.:; ' u; : .. a Manning. Lynne Breland. Second Row: Alicia Whitney. Jill Millman. Courtenay Hand. Captain Donna Breland. Top: Linda Owens, Shannon Ericson, Patty Ahem. Split: Courtney Bishop. 112 Jump, shout, knock yourself out! rr rti- - ! ; Ayasse was the Captain of the soc- cer hockey cheerleaders. Mrs. Gullage helped the girls prepare their cheers and to lead their teams on to victory. Soccer Cheerleaders: Sitting: Chris Othmer, Carla Picariello, Kim Colliton, Michelle Eaton Kneeling: Juhe Tateosian, Lisa Mici. Bending: Pam Dutra, Patty Giurleo, Tine Neal. Standing: Michelle Little, bandy Richards, Laura Farinello, Dianne Senra. Top: Captain Sue Ayasse. 113 Sheer Determination! The 1982 Bedford High football team finished with a 1-7-2 record. The record, however, does not tell the story of the season. Coach Sabourin and his staff feel that this year ' s teann has restored several important qualities necessary to re- establishing the winning football tradition to Bedford High School. In spite of adversity, this year ' s team consisted of a very cohesive and dedicated group of young men. Their main characteristic was they were willing to make any sacrifice in order to achieve success. Success can be measured in many ways, but true success can only be measured when one derives the benefits of his en- deavors and when one leams to strive and reach milestones with enthusiasm. Learning about oneself and being willing to conform to group goals can be a very fulfilling experience. Though the benefits may not be obvious today, so often future success is based on past deeds and ex- periences. This may well be the case to the 1982 players. The contribution to the football tradition by the 1982 football team is the return of respect and dignity into football at Bed- ford High. We, the coaches, appreciate it and we are grateful to them. As coaches, we feel they have learned about them- selves through football and this confi- dence will be an asset to themselves in future years. Varsity Football 9 10 Bedford vs. Westford at Ashland Jamboree 9 18 Hudson at Bedford 9 25 Bedford at Boston Latin 10 2 Sudbury at Bedford 10 9 Bedford at Acton 10 16 Bedford at Wayland 10 23 Bedford at Newton South 10 30 Southbridge at Bedford 11 6 Bedford at Fitchburg 11 12 Bedford at Marlboro 11 25 Thanksgiving Day Game — Concord at Bedford 114 VARSITY JV FOOTBALL Front. From Left Quad-Captains Greg Towle, Tim French, Chris Moore, and Pat Towlc; First Row, From Left Joel Shamon, Roger McKenna, Brian MacArthur, Roger Lydon, Scott DeFoe, Jeff O ' Rourke, Alan Jelalian, Chris Miller, Peter Dunn, Tim Donahue, Mark French and Rich O ' Neil. Second Row, From Left Andy Ringle, Manager Erik Lund, Eric Eaton, Mike Bush, Dan Williams, Scott Filleul, Ken Ginder, Paul Pandiscio, Greg Moll, Cari Castetter, Dave Gardner, Chris Porter, Chris Chemlen, Dave Brown and Brian Jones; Third Row, From Left Mike Russell, Mike Hawkins, Jeff Mazzeo, Scott Carpenter, Rich Minassian, Mark White. Dave McCarron, Peter Farrell, Brian Goguen, Urban Gillis, Frank Oppedisano, Keith Dougherty and Chris Sparks; Fourth Row, From Left Brian Sheehan, Rich Duda, Jack Jacocks, Eric Benson, Ed Murphy, Mark Freni, Scott McArdle, Bob Whitley, Tim Papalia, Dave Varano, Matt Buxton and Sean Ennis; Rear, From Left Assistant Coach Ed Campbell, Trainer Pete Cacciola, Don Bunker, John McKenna, John Bellino, Rob Collins, Assistant Coach Bob Petrillo and Head Coach Armand Sabourin. Freshmen Football: Front Row: Tony Young, Dennis Castetter, Rob Fitzgerald, Mike McCravy, Wayne Fallon, Dave DeLellis, Bruce Parks. Second Row: Matt Urquhart, Raudell Justice, Chuck Gerbrands, Ty Ty f. Eric Isnor, Paul Cameron, Mike Kennedy. Third Row: Matt Wright, Joe Quinn, Kevin Donahue, Dana Harrison, Dave O ' Neil, Mike DeMattio, Jeff French. Fourth Row: Assistant Coach Shaw, Assistant Ray Godfrey, Coach Hirsch. Freshmen Soccer: Front Row: Robert Wang, Chris Massa, Paul Raymond, Kevin Johnson, Steve Bishop, Paul St. Amour. Back Row: Mark Alcaide, Seamus Garrett, Jamie Harden, Peter Stamatakos, Joe Geisberg, Scott Sinclair, Stein Stormo, Coach Alcantara. Junior Varsity Soccer: Front Row: Todd Brunner, Dan Concannon, Troy Newman, Chris Manning, Fernando Catalina. Back Row: Jim Storeo, Lonnie Murray, Jay Schoendorf, Jim Boatright, Evan Cuthbert, Eric Miller, Coach Ban ' ett. Boys Varsity Soccer: Front Row: Sean Hurley, Patuelia. Dan Colonero, Juan Avila, Jeff Porter. Barrv Yachesyn, Rob Kelnhoffer, Captain Glen Guy Montemagno, Jeff Conway, Mike Milviile. Mike Raymond, Captain Leon Lousararian, Raj Sundra, Spofford, David Higham, Eric Olsen, Kurt Graeff. T.J. Cardoza, Nicki Tran. Second Row: Coach Norma n Wright. 116 Get a kick out of . . . Co-Captains were Leon Lousararian and Glen Raymond. The team was on its way to the state championship but a loss to Lincoln-Sudbury put them out of it. Goalie Kurt Grace had an out- standing season and was voted as the best D.C.L. goalie. Exchange student on the team, Juan Avila, was tiie top scorer, followed by sophomore Sean Huriey and Capt. Leon Lousararian. Boys Varsity Soccer 9 14 Maiden Catholic at Bedford 9 17 Acton at Bedford 9 22 Bedford at Wayland 9 24 Concord at Bedford 9 29 Bedford at Sudbury 10 1 Weston at Bedford 10 6 Newton South at Bedford 10 8 Bedford at Boston Latin 10 13 Bedford at Acton 10 15 Wayland at Bedford 10 20 Bedford at Concord 10 22 Sudbury at Bedford 10 27 Bedford at Weston 10 29 Bedford at Newton South 11)1 Bedford at Christian Academy 1 1 3 Boston Latin at Bedford 4 117 Girls Varsity Soccer: Front Row: Tri-Captains Michelle Busa. Molly Silverstronc and Pam Wetherbee Middle Row: Julie Hamilton, Elaine Millar. Karen MacQuilken and Cecilia During. Back Row: Kerry Latina, Andrea Cantella, Heather McGilvray. Julie Viola. Jan Hamann. Wendy Gerbrands. Andrea Shamon. Tricia Bums. Joyce Hennrikus and Joanne Kent. Coach in rear is Peter Keely. JV Girls Soccer: Front Row: Captains Kristen Dougherty. Tr Armstrong Second Row: Kathleen Walsh. Knstin Martclie Shea. Deane Libby. Knstin Hocker. Nicole Cass dy. Sue Havk Third Row: Tricia Conway. Jodi Jaillet. Knstn Montgomery. Dct Mosca. Pam Beckwith. Betty Getz. Jenny Dyson. Coach 118 I Put the Ball in the Net! Our disappointing record this year does not reflect how hard we worked or all the talent we had. Led by our tri- captains Michelle Busa, Molly Silves- trone, and Pam Wetherbee, we fought our way through one of the most diffi- cult leagues in the state and overcame many injuries. Two of our players. Michelle Busa, and Jan Hamann, were chosen for the Dual County League all star team, and both also received hon- ors from the Lowell Sun. Although we faced many obstacles, we still managed to have a great time, and we will miss our graduating seniors very much next year! Girls ' Varsity Soccer 9 17 Bedford at Acton 9 22 Wayland at Bedford 9 24 Bedford at Concord 9 29 Sudbury at Bedford 10 1 Bedford at Weston 10 6 Bedford at Newton South 10 13 Acton at Bedford 10 15 Bedford at Wayland 10 20 Concord at Bedford 10 22 Bedford at Sudbury 10 27 Weston at Bedford 10 29 N ewton South at Bedford 119 Over hill . . . Over dale The girls had a season record of five wins and three losses. Captains were Kerri Dougherty, Cindy Bailey, and Michelle Pelletier. Overall, the team felt that the season was a success. The boys had one of the strongest teams in many years and progressed as a unit very well. Next year will be a rebuilding year due to the loss of seniors. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY 9 10 Hudson Catholic Scrimmage Meet 9 14 Acton at Bedford 9 21 Bedford at Wayland 9 24 Chelmsford at Bedford 9 28 Newton South at Bedford 10 5 Sudbury at Bedford 10 12 Bedford at Concord i 10 16 Bedford Invitational BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 9 10 Hudson Catholic Scrimmage Meet 9 14 Bedford at Acton , 9 21 Bedford at Wayland 9 28 Newton South at Bedford 1 10 5 Sudbury at Bedford 10 12 Bedford at Concord 10 19 Weston at Bedford 110 26 Boston Latin at Bedford hl 3 DCL All League Meet at Acton Ken Pliska The girls beginning a race 120 BOYS • CROSS COUNTRY: Front Row: left to right: Doug Blair, Donald Woodford, Mickey Callendar, John Callendar, Brendan Gaul, Second Row: left to right: Alan Paine, Tom Concannon, Tom Papalia, Ken Pliska, Joe Kelenhoffer, Brian Hanley, Third Row: left to right: Coach Sullivan, Barry Dyment, Matt Kennedy, Mike Bruno, Bruce Kozuma, Steve Pizani, Coach Blackwell. GIRLS ' CROSS COUNTRY Front Row; left to right: Phyllis Doherty, Michelle Pellitier, Cindy Bailey, Kern Dougherty. Second Row; left to right: Karen Yeatts, Tina Doyle, Adrienne Elder, Chris Lawrence, Third Row; left to right: Sue Melville, Lynne Carroll, Yael Kupiec, Gina Bumann, Coach Keup. 121 Stick it to them! Our team record was 4-8-2. We scored 9 goals and had only 1 1 scored on us. Our season consisted of 14 games. There was outstanding play by both the forwards and defense but exceptional play was performed by the defense. Outstanding play was accomplished by all members of the team with special recognition to the four young ladies who made Dual-County All-star: Capt. Marge Powderiy, Capt. Sara Folweiler, Maureen Bench and Meg Isnor, and especially to Mary Beth Conway who was our outstanding goalie. The most goals scored on us were two games by 2-0. The games were played by the Division 1 State Champs — Acton, and by the Division 2 State Champs — Weston. Each game consisted of 60 straight minutes and with Mary Beth only allowing 9 goals in the whole sea- son. We would like to especially thank our coach Miss G for helping us and putting up with everything that we did. Good-luck to the Varsity Field Hockey Team of 1983! Varsity Field Hockey 9 14 Newton North at Bedford 9 16 Bedford at Concord 9 21 Newton South at Bedford 9 23 Bedford at Acton 9 28 Bedford at Wayland 9 30 Weston at Bedford 10 5 Bedford at Lincoln-Sudbury 10 7 Bedford at Newton South 10 13 Concord at Bedford 10 15 Bedford at Newton North 10 19 Acton at Bedford 10 21 Wayland at Bedford 10 26 Bedford at Weston 10 28 Lincoln-Sudbury at Bedford 1 Meg Isnor Playin ' hard! 122 GIRLS JV FIELD HOCKEY: Front Row: left to right; Deb Elder, Deb Delfino. Sue Petrecca. Hino Hiroyama. Maureen Boyle. Judy Ciampa. Jean Crescenzi. Second Row: left to right: Caren Manning. Maryellen CoUiton. Linda Yanosick. Lisa Pelletier, Laura Kramer. Sue Dameron. MaryBeth Oram. Last Row: left to right; Cindy Ricker. Kristin Yatsko. Sue f?iley. Amy Miller, Chris Samo. Lucy McGovem. Christine McGovem, Kim Merrick, Leslie Carroll. GIRLS VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY: Front Davidson. Sue Alderisio. Meg Isnor Third Row: Row: Co-Captains Sarah Folweiler. Margie left to right MicheDe Renie. Elaine Carrofl. Mary Powderly. Second Row: left to right: Maureen Beth Conway. Amy McGovem. Jean-Marie Bench. Diana Kenney. Kim Neal. Mary Mathews, and Janine McLaughlin. 123 Splish! Splash! p This year the swim team ' s tri-captains I were Julie Maczko, Chris Donadio, and Laura Doherty. The girls practiced ev- eryday at Shawsheen, and the season went fairly well. Although there were not many spectators, the girls had fun together and cheered each other on. Girls ' Swim Team Lexington at Bedford Bedford at Gardner Belmont at Bedford Sudbury at Bedford Bedford at Winchester Bedford at Wayland Bedford at Melrose Acton at Bedford Bedford at Boston Latin Bedford at Burlington Westford Academy at Bedford Nortfi Sectional Cfiampionsfiips State Championships 9 21 9 24 9 29 10 5 10 9 10 15 10 20 10 23 10 26 i 10 29 11 3 11 12-13 11 19-20 124 SWIM TEAM: Front Row: left-to-right — Amy Birmingham. Maryellen Carter. Laura Feltman. Julie Maczko. Laura Doherty. Christine Donadio. Janet Drohan. Karen Zolnay. Judy Boyle Second Row: left-to-right — Joni Montemagno. Maria Abarese. Leslie McLaughlin, Linda Wheaton. Diana Birmingham. Linda Thompson. Maureen McCullouch. Stacy Swider. Julia Thomas. Lynn Telford. Carol Lohr. Third Row: left-to-right — Coach Sandra Mackzo. Tracy Sullivan. Denisc Finkelsfein. Jenny Maxon. Allyson McLaughlin. Susan Drohan, Kerry Litchfield. Lisa Pittman. Lauren Heggastead. Veronica Welch, Coach Kathy Cuthbert, Carole Crittenden, Heather Johnson. I was taking a bath I The boys ' swim team held their prac- tices at Shawsheen High School. Cap- tains Nat Brown, Jim McLaughlin and Greg Moll led the team, backed by Coach Sandy Maczko with lots of great help from managers Julie Maczko and Carol Lohr. The team was able to keep up with traditional Pig-Piles. 12 17 Bedford at Lexington 1 5 Shawsheen Tech at Bedford 1 7 Bedford at Northeast Reg. 1 12 Concord at Bedford 1 19 Bedford at Boston Latin 1 21 Medford at Bedford 1 29 Acton at Bedford 2 1 Bedford at Weston 2 3 Buriington at Bedford 2 8 Bedford at Newton South 2 11 Western Conference Championships 2 18 North Sectional Championships 2 25 State Championships Boys ' Swim Team: Front Row: Mike Tuttle, Mike McCravy, John Callendar, Russell Cobe, John Peterson. Second Row: Coach Maczko. Steve Picard, Peter Drohan, Jim McLaughlin, Nat Brown, Brad Bates, David Heggestead, Sean Devine. Back Row: John Epeneter, Ken Brown, Al Kenney, Greg Moll, James McGelligot, Dane Graves, Guy Montemagno. 125 Swish! Slam! Dunk! This year ' s basketball team compiled a record of 7-11. The team found its leadership in a strong group of seniors. Playing key roles for the team were captain Leon Lousararian, All-Star Joe Maskalenko, and center Mark French. Also making invaluable contributions were Doug Traynor, Paul Freeman, Mike Kempton, Andy Ringle, and Tom Papalia. While this cast of seniors will be missed, a strong foundation of underclassmen will be left to continue the rebuilding of Bedford basketball. 12 14 Bedford at Austin Prep 12 17 Newton South at Bedford 12 21 Bedford at Concord 12 23 Boston Latin at Bedford 12 27 Wilmington Xmas Tournament 12 30 Austin Prep at Bedford 1 4 Wayland at Bedford 1 7 Bedford at Sudbury 1 11 Bedford at Acton 1 14 Weston at Bedford 1 18 Bedford at Newton South 1 21 Concord at Bedford 1 25 Bedford at Boston Latin 1 28 Bedford at Wayland 2 1 Sudbury at Bedford 2 4 Acton at Bedford 2 8 Bedford at Weston 2 1 1 DCL All Star Games at Concord Boys Freshmen Basketball: Top Row: Matt Cantel- la, Scott Sinclair, Matt Vosika, Scott Smith, Coach Larsen, Joe Geisburg, Shamus Garrett, Russell Smith, Mark Alcaidi. Bottom Row: David DeLellis, Rich Dougherty, Paul Cameron, Tony Young, Neil Ami- don, Dennis Castetter, Dave Armini. Boys Junior Varsity Basketball: Front Row: Tom Maskalenko, Fred Rores, Chris Corey, Mike Vosika, Bob Kelnhofer, Steve Records. Back Row: Adam Stuart, Peter Pray, Chip Ellis, Jim Furcy, Jim Papalia, Ken Baldwin, Coach Greenwood. Boys ' Varsity Basketball: Front Row: Chris Kimmins, T.J. Cardoza, Capt. Leon Lousararian. Dwight McDaniel, Sean Ennis. Back Row: Andy Ringle, Doug Traynor, Joe Maskalenko, Paul Freeman, Mark French. Tom Papalia. Michael Kempton, Coach Hunt. 127 i 30 . ' 33 ' 2 1 t i ' } ' I Girls ' Freshmen Basketball: Front Row: Jenny Max on, Michelle Gonzalez, Allyson McLaughlin, Kristen Hocker, Pam Beckwith, Tracey Annnstrong. Back Row: Coach McManus, Susan Drohan, Candy Gra- ham, Patricia Conway, Jen Dyson, Lucy McGovem, Heather McGilvray, Kerry Litchfield, Patricia Hooper Girls ' Junior Varsity Basketball: Front Row: Julie Shay, MaryBeth Oram, Gina Bumann, Kim Mendel), Kristen Dougherty. Back Row: Coach Norton, Kristin Yatsko, Chris McGovern, Linda Wheaton, Linda Thompson. Girls ' Varsity Basketball: Front Row: Kim Neal. Maureen Bench, Elaine Carroll, Kerry McGovem, Meg Isnor. Back Row: Coach Patuleia, Kathy Alessi, Karen MacQuilken, Pam Wcatherbee, Michelle Busa, Jennifer Crocker, Amy McGovem, Tricia Bums, 128 Dual County League Champs! I Co-Captains Pam Wetherbee and Michelle Busa led the way to a fantastic season this year. The team finished off their league games by beating Weston, thereby assuring themselves the Dual County League Championship. Both Co-Captains were chosen as All-Stars and Michelle Busa was leading scorer and co-MVP of the league. The DCL Coach of the Year was B.H.S. Coach Patuleia. 12 14 ■ Westford Acad, at Bedford 12 17 Bedford at Newton Soutii 12 21 Concord at Bedford 12 23 Bedford at Boston Latin 12 29 Keith Hall at Bedford 12 31 Brockton at Bedford 1 4 Bedford at Wayland 1 7 Sudbury at Bedford 1 11 Acton at Bedford 1 14 Bedford at Weston 1 18 Newton Soutfi at Bedford 1 21 Bedford at Concord 1 25 Boston Latin at Bedford 1 28 Wayland at Bedford Bedford at Sudbury 2 1 2 4 Bedford at Acton 2 8 Weston at Bedford 2 10 Bedford at Nazaretfi Acad. 2 12 DCL All Star Game at Wayland 2 16 Parent-Daughter game Puck-er up! As always our hockey team was a strong contender in the DCL Hockey League. Unfortunately the power- house team of Acton-Boxborough at the time of this writing was undefeated. Captains Jim McKenna and Mark Isnor, along with seniors Mark Gon- salves, Joel Shamon, and Kevin St. Onge played some impressive hockey. These guys strive for the best. Varsity Hockey 12 16 Bedford at Wilmington 12 18 Bedford at Weston 12 22 Bedford at Lowell 12 28 Bedford at Acton 12 30 Weston at Bedford 01 05 Bedford at Boston Latin 01 08 Sudbury at Bedford 01 10 Bedford at Newton South 01 15 Wayland at Bedford 01 19 Bedford at Concord 01 22 Acton at Bedford 01 29 Boston Latin at Bedford 02 02 Bedford at Sudbury 02 05 Bedford at Newton South 02 09 Bedford at Wayland 02 12 Concord at Bedford I 130 Boys ' Varsity Hockey Team: Front Row: Jim Roberts, Bob Whitley, Kevin St. Onge, Co-Captains Jim McKenna and Mark Isnor. Mark Gonsalves, Kenny Cinder and Mike Glennon. Middle Row: Pat Shaw, Chris Manning. Steve Curiey. John McKenna, Mike Ferry, Dave Gardner, Ron Scaltreto and Managers Amy Birminham and Jean-Marie Matthews Black Row: Coach Mark Lane, Jimmy Storer, Chris Birch, Jim O ' Shaughnessy. Tim Donahue. Sean McCaffery, Bruce Park, John Gagan and Assistant Coach Bob McGrath and Manager Barbara Pexider. 131 Setting the pace . Winter track is a sport that has some- thing for everyone: hurdles, shotput, high jump, sprints, middle and long dis- tances. Under the leadership of Co- Captains Ken Pliska and Pat Towle, the team experienced a season filled with personal bests. One notable success was achieved by Pat Towle with his 34.6 for the 300 yard dash, setting a new B.H.S. record at this distance. The team worked well together this season, while the record of 1-6 does not reflect the amount that the individuals im- proved and shared. All meets at Wayland Field House 12 16 Bedford vs. Acton 12 28 Bedford vs. Marian 12 31 Bedford vs. Wayland 1 8 Bedford vs. Sudbury 1 22 Bedford vs. Newton South 1 29 Bedford vs. Boston Latin 2 2 Bedford vs. Weston 2 5 State Coaches ' Relays 2 12 DCL All League Meet Winter Track: Front Row: Mike Callcndar. Dan Wil liams. Pat Towle. Ken Pliska. Kerri Dougherty. Pan Wingood Second Row: Steve Pisani. Brendan Gaul Sean Brady. Greg Towle. Eric Eaton. Allen Paine Doug Blair. Joe Kelnhofer. Lonnic Murray. Sean Hur ley Third Row: Coach Sullivan. Brian Hanlcy. Mik. Sullivan. Chris Moore. Barry Dymcnt. Matt Kennedy Roger McKenna. Jim Devinc. Dan Colao. Coad McManus. 132 The Co-Captains of this year ' s squad were John Ryder, and John Bieren. The toughest competition of the year was the championship Gloucester squad. The team will lose many of its top shooters, but the young, upcoming shooters show much promise! Rifle Team 1 4 1 6 1 11 1 18 1 20 1 25 1 27 2 1 2 3 2 8 2 15 2 17 Acton Wayland Maiden Boston Latin Braintree at Acton Gloucester at Maiden at Wayland Braintree Boston Latin at Gloucester Rifle Team: Front Row: Alan Jelalian, John Ryder, David Wheeler Second Row: Mr. Fichera, Jamie Doherty, Danny Rosato, Matt Roberts, Chris Shaw 133 It ' s Snow Problem! Due to bad winter weather, the Ski Team wasn ' t able to practice as much as they would have liked. However, they did manage to capture a couple of third places. The Down Hillers did very well sending two skiers to states: Kim Merrick and Barry Yacheshyn. The Cross-Countriers did their best despite having very few people and the girls CC team improved greatly throughout the season. Bedford had five skiers in the top 15 on the DCL: Bill Webster, Rich Aldridge, Sara Folwiel- er, Kim Merrick and Tina Collyer. 1 1 1 Slalom at Nashoba Valley 1 13 Cross Country at Concord 1 18 Slalom at Nashoba Valley 1 20 Cross Country at Wayland 2 1 Slalom at Nashoba Valley 2 3 Cross Country at Nashoba 2 8 Slalom at Nashoba Valley 2 10 Cross Country at Sudbury 2 16 Cross Country Invitational at Wayland 3 9 State Invitational at Brodie Mt 134 Ski Team: Front Row: Co-Capt. Bill Webster. Co-Capt. Jeff Porter. Coach Sorgi. Co-Capt Sarah Folweller. Co-Capt, Kim Mcnick. Second Row: Maureen Boyle, Sue Petrecca, Laura Kramer. Karin Yeatts. Sue McMahon. Rob Livingston. Tina Collyer. Mary Buck. Becky Eckhardt. Barry Yacheshyn. Cindy Harrington. Wendy Gerrands. Mike Spofford. Nlike Williamson. Eric Niblack. Third Row: John McCune. Mike Melville. Leslie Paton, Chris Samo. Kim Meyer, Kathy Ellis. Norman Wright. Mark White. Back Row: Rich Aldridge, Mike Annini. Don Bunker. Matt Wright. Gene Holmstead. J. P. Greelish. Not Pictured: Anne Samo, Adrienne Elder. Progress by Leaps and Bounds Girls ' Gymnastics: Back Row: Sue Hawkins, Carol McClatchey, Mary Mead, Amy Puffer. Christine Foerst, Veronica Welch, Lauren Heggestead, Christine Martell, Joni Montemagno, Coach Karen Donadio. Front Row: Monica SharjJe. Renee Kucherer, Carol Topping. Co-Capts. Christine Donadio Angie French. Michelle Lewis, Carolyn Clyde, Mary Ellen Carter. 1 4 1 7 1 11 1 13 1 21 1 25 2 1 2 9 Bedford at Sudbury Bedford at Chelmsford Bedford at Concord Bedford at Westford Academy Bedford at Newton South Bedford at Billerica Bedford at Acton Bedford at Wayland This is yet another typical story of a BHS sports team. In the beginning, the girls ' gymnastic team had the ability to have a winning season. But, in the end, injuries and other misfortunes had turned that theory around. Karen Donadio returned once again to coach the team. The team as a whole had a very promising start with the return of a strong and experienced Varsity squad plus a promising JV team. The team ' s performance im- proved consistantly, noted by the team score raising at each meet. This was an accomplishment because the team was up against tremendous odds, due to the lack of proper equipment to practice on. Overall, the team had a losing sea- son, but their enthusiasm was a win- ning one. it was unfortunate that the injuries had to happen and the equip- ment was less than perfect, but despite those minor setbacks the team had a great attitude throughout the otherwise disappointing season. Congrats to the 1983 gymnastic team and good luck for 1984. 135 Eugene Eagles, III. D.M.D., P.C. Bedford Proi ' essional Bldg. 50 Loomis Street Bedford, Mass. 01730 275-0575 This year marked a special event for Bedford High School football Coach Armand Sabourin — his 100th career win! During his fifteen years in Bedford, he has touched the lives of many boys through his dedication and love of the game and its players. The standards he sets for the boys can best be epitomized by one of his favorite sayings. Do not pray for an easy life. Pray to be a strong person. We would like to use this page to honor Mr. Sabourin and to wish him many more victories ... on and off the field. ACTIVITIES 139 Poo-Bah, man of many titles. Yum-Yum and Naki-Poo are happy at last. THE MIKADO 4 ' . The 1982 musical comedy The Mika- do was a hit. The hilarious Gilbert and Sullivan opera was performed on three consecutive nights and attracted a massive audience for each show. The story takes place in Japan in the province of Titipu. Before the action of the opera begins, Nanki-Poo has fled from the court of his father, the Mikado of Japan, to escape marriage with an elderly lady named Katisha. Assuming the disguise of a musi- cian, he has then fallen in love with a fair maiden, Yum-Yum; but he has been pre- vented from marrying her by her guardian, Ko-Ko, who wishes to marry her himself. Ko-Ko, however, has been condemned to death for flirting, and, when Act I opens, Nanki-Poo is hastening to the court of Ko- Ko in Titipu to find out if Yum-Yum is now free to marry him. Well, she is not free to marry him just yet and the story takes creizy twists from there, until the two are together at last, and everyone is happy. The show was filled with many tremendously colorful and exciting chorus scenes due to bright kimonos and colorful fans. There were also many solos, quartets, and touching ballads that were all sung with excellence. The show really captured the magic of Japan. Gee, look at that!! 141 CHOIR AND ENSEMBLES First row: Leslie Carroll, Holly Corcoran, Kirsten Ebersol, Nancy Damery, Jennifer Weisz, Cecilia During, Cindy Yeung, Carey Manning, Rita McMahan, Christine Linz. Second row: Kathy Sutton, Veronica Welch, Sandy McDonald, Jill Schwarzenbach, Regina Strahle, Joni Montemagno, Carolyn Soderstrom, Jennifer Kimmins. Third row: Lisa Manning, Karen Cierpial, Diane Richards, Valencia Sharpe, Lauren Heggestad, Joanne Delaney, Lisa Leong, Laura Linz, Mary Davidson, Pam Dutra, Sue Dutra. Fourth row: Laura Doherty Allyson McLaughlin, Debbie O ' Neil. Patty Olsen. Sheila Feltman, Kathy Walsh, Jodi Jaillet, Chris Martell, Stephanie Hirsch. Oh say can you see Choir: First row: Wendy Utiey. Sue Ayasse. Heather McGilvray. Leslie McLaughlin. Liza Ralsron. Michael Callender, Rick HoUis. Chris Naugler. John Grimm. Keith McPhee. Donald Woodford. Laura Feltman. Tina Carr. Chns Donadio, Carolyn Killam. Andrea Lund Second row: Lauren Benson. Diana Birmingham. Mary Guirleo. Kem Latina. Roseanne McHugh. Bethannc Telford. Russel Cobe. Michael Melville. Steve McDonouqh. David Gage. Susan Hawkins. Heather Johnson. Courtenay Hand. Shannon Ericson. Monica Shaqse Third row: Julie Collins. Julie Kosttshack. Helen Kwon. Nicole Cassidy. Gail Hulbert. Karen Suider. Sarah Robinson. Paul Ferrero. Todd Evans Fourth row: Marybeth Conway. Cindy Bailey. Kris Cowan. Barbara Walline. Karen Zolnay, Mary Qlen Carter. Benjamin Mendes. John Epeneter. Scott Campbell. John Kuffel. Carla Picariello. Tricia Bums. Kim Colliton. Lynne Telford, Tina Doyle. 142 BARBERSHOP QUARTET, MADRIGALS, AND DOUBLE SEXTETTE L to R: Scott Campbell, John Epeneter, John Orlando, Jack Monaco Front: Kathrina Bryan, Ginger Miller, Jack Monaco, John Orlando, Kirk Schwarzenbach, Peter Galipeau, Brenda McMahan, Carolyn Killam. Back: Nancy Sullivan, Laura Kupfrian, Benjamin Mendes, John Epeneter, Bruce Kozuma, Scott Campbell, Cindy Johnson, Riye Yukawa, Barbara Walline Three select vocal groups at B.H.S. are the Barbershop Quartet, the Madrigal, and the Double Sextette. The B.H.S. Barbershop Quartet is an extracurricular group that pre- pares music without any teacher supervi- sion. The members of this group arrange their schedules so that they are able to re- hearse after school in order to prepare for performances. The Madrigal is an eighteen member mixed vocal group which meets every other day of the school year. This group performs in three concerts per year along with the choir, and its members also have the option of performing in the musical comedy in the spring. The Double Sextette is a sixteen member female vocal group whose members are also members of either the Choir or the Madrigal. This group rehearses every Mon- day and Thursday after school under the supervision of Barbara Walline. In addition to the Concerts throughout the year and the spring musical, this group also gives per- formances throughout the surrounding area. L to R: Barbara Walline. Kathrina Bryan, Ginger Miller, Laura Feltman, Carol Richardson. Gail Hulbert, Sarah Robinson, Sue Ayasse. Mary Giurleo, Tina Carr, Laura Kupfrian, Carolyn Killam. Lynne Telford, Christine Donadio, Heather Johnson. Riye Yukawa, Cindy Johnson. 143 Carol knows the way to Donald ' s heart. MARCHING TO THE BEAT OF A DIFFERENT DRUM Katie, Stacy, Carolyn, and Molly got the beat!! When the B H S Superband hits the field. WATCH OUT ' Made up of the Wind Ensemble and a few members from Con- cert Band, the Superband entertained fans at football games with precision marching to such hits as We Got the Beat . Center- fold . Physical During fcx tball season, the band practices every Friday afternoon and Saturday morning The final result. Dif- ferent pregame and halftme shows each week that are entertaining and sometimes funny. For instance, in Pac-Man Fever , the tuba ' s chased the majorettes around in a mock video game. In addition to their playing and marching, members of the band showed class and school spirit at every game Is i t Halftime ' B.H.S. Marching Superband 144 What a smile, Mary! MAJORETTES TWIRL THEIR WAY INTO YOUR HEARTS Barbara and Nancy perform during thehalftime show. For four years, Nancy Sullivan, Barbara Birch, Krissy Connors, and Gail Hulbert have been performing at halftime shows, parades, and pep rallies. Three years ago, Mary Giurleo and Carol Richardson, along with four freshmen, Melinda Lopez, Ann- Marie Stella, Anne Weaver, and Julie Pelle- tier, joined the squad. For the past three years, these girls have performed spectacu- lar twirling routines and show stopping, high kicking dance routines. Although the squad is ending their career together, no one will ever forget the wonderful times shared while entertaining the public. Krissy on the road to happiness. Bottom: Captain Nancy Sullivan, Julie Pelletier, Captain Barbara Birch Middle: Carol Richardson, Anne Weaver Top: Ann Marie Stella, Krissy Connors, Mary Giurieo, Melinda Lopez, Gail Hulbert Get Physical, Gail!! BLOWIN ' IN THE WIND I love my baritone! Concentration! I ' m suppxjsed to be able to play THAT You mean you really want me to play? First Row (1 to r): Christine Donadio. Carolyn Killam. Chnstina Leonard. Barbara Grimm. Lauren Benson. Jeanne Feehrer Second Row: Nancy Becker. Bruce Kozuma. Barbara Walllne. John Orlando. Jon Goldman. Laura McMahan. Tom Concanon Third Row: Brenda McMahan. Carol McClatchey. Renata Pomponi, Amy McGovem. Julie Hamilton. Raj Sundra. Mollv Koestcr. Kathrina Bryan. Lori Larsen Fourth Row: Peter Galipeau. Sheila Feltman. Stacey Swider. Russel Cobe. Kirk Schwarzenbach. Bethannc Telford. Jay Schoendorf. Michael Kenney. Greg McCollem Fifth Row: David Gage. Barbara Ranagan. Steve McDonouqh. Laura Feltman. Sean O ' Connor. Keith McPhee, Donald Woodford. John Grimm. Lynne Telford, Wendy Utiey 146 JAZZ IT UP Gumby inspires Lori Raj. 76 Trombones Doesn ' t he belong on the muppets? One of the most popular musical groups at BHS is the Jazz Ensemble. It consists of approximately thirty students who play sax- ophone, trumpet, trombone, tuba, guitar, bass, and percussion. They perfonn songs from a variety of styles such as big band, blues, jazz, and contemporary. The group rehearses every Friday at 2:30 pm after football season ends to begin preparation for the Winter Concert, Spring Concert, and Concert-on-the-Green. Most students agree that it is a lot of work, but feel that it is one of the best activities at BHS. Let ' s Rhumba! First Row: (I to r) Barbara Grimm, Barbara Walline, Peter Galipeau. Sheila Feltman. Raj Sundra, Lori Lar sen. Second Row: Andrea Lund, John Orlando, Rije Yukawa, Stacey Swider, Kathrina Bryan, Carolyn Killam. Molly Koester. Third Row: Keith McPhee, Steven McDonough, Russell Cobe. Laura Feltman, Wendy Utley, James Dupree. John Grimm, Lynne Telford. Fourth Row: Barbara Flanagan, Sean O ' Connor, Kirk Schwarzcnbach, Bruce Kozuma, Bethanne Telford, Jay Schoendorf. Hey wow! It ' s electric! 147 ORCHESTRA STRINGS YOU ALONG ORCHESTRA: Front: Molly Silverstrone, Riye Yukawa, Amy Theobald, Phyllis Doherty, Donald Woodford, Andrea Lund, Judy Ciampa. Middle: Peter Fanrel, Chris Lawrence, Chris Donadio, Carolyn Killam, Jean Feehrer, Lauren Benson, Barbara Grimm, Chris Leonard, Stacy Swider, Shiela Feltman, Peter Galipeau, Raj Sandra, Nancy Becker, Lori Larsen, Mark Guetersloh, Renata Pomponi. Back: Sarah Robinson (at piano), Mark Damety, Valerie Bogan, Amy Tucker. Bethanne Telforcl, Jay Schoendorf, Greg McCollem, Lynne Telford, James Dupree, Wendy Utiey, Laura Feltman, Bruce Kozuma, Mike Kenney, Barbara Walline. Stand ing: David Gage, Brian Hanley, Barbara Flanagan, Scott Campbell, Keith McPhee. and Mr. Hagar Carolyn and her million dollar smile. Bethanne, Jay, and Kirk play their hearts out. Lori anxiously awaits her entrance. 148 CONCERT BAND SETS THE MOOD Julie takes over as the Pied Piper. Front: Andy Ringle, Chris Moore, Elaine Kennison, Roseanne McHugh, Mike Melville Middle: Angie French, Cindy Bailey, Carolyn Clyde, Carol Richardson, Benjamin Mendes Back: John Epeneter, Kurt Graeff The Concert Band consists of a group of about sixty musicians that meet every other day during the school year. The members of this organization have the option of per- forming with the marching band during football season or just performing at the Winter and Spring Concerts and the Con- certs on the Green. This group plays a wide variety of music and always gives a very entertaining performance. Twosome Tubas! Mr. Toland offers his words of wisdom. 149 PATRONS OF MUSIC STUDENTS Mr Phinncy offers his comments concerning the POf S organization Patrons of Music Students enjoy their dinner Mrs. Orlando, President of POMS, conducts the fall meeting. POMS is the organization which supports the devel- opment of the Music Department at Bedford High. There are no formal membership requirements. Two meetings of the POMS membership are held each year: one in the fall and one in the spring. POMS is run between meetings by an executive board of officers and committee chairpeople. POMS operates the Chuckwagon during football season to supply funds to enrich the Bedford High School music program; provides robes for the choir; sponsors the youth concerts for students; coordinates private music lessons for students, and provides chaperones for buses used by the band during football season. Every music students is thankful for the POMS orga- nization because not only does it help all groups finan- cially, but its members also give all performers a great deal of encouragement and support. Ill fegiiBi a It ' s time for a munchic break! 150 ENSEMBLES Leslie Carroll Karen CierpiiJ Hotly Corcoran Nancy Damery Mary Davidson Cealia Dunng Pamela Dutra Susan Dutra Knsnn Ebersoie Oane Fuller Jennifer Kimmins Chnstine Linz Carey Manning Lisa Manning Rita McMahan Joni Montemagno Jil Schwartzenbach Regina Strahle Kathleen WaUh Jennifer Weisz Joanne Delaney Laura Dohertyi Sheila Feltman Lauren Heggcslad Stephanie Hirsch Jcxli Jaillet Lsa Leong Laura Linz Sandra McDonald ChnsOne Martell AUyson McLaughlin KimbeHy Memck Pamoa Olsen Debbie O Neil Diane Richards Paula Rooney Valenna Sharpe Carolyn Sodcrslrom Kalhryn Sutton Veronica Welch Cindy Yeung Stephanie Timmons CHOIR Susan Ayasse Cindy Bailey Lauren Benson Diana Birmingham Patncia Bums Michael Callender Scott Campbell Tina Carr Mary Ellen Carter Nicole Cassidy Russell Cobe Julie Collins Kimberly Colliton Marybeth Conway Knsten Cowan Chnstine Donadio Chnstina Doyle John Epeneter Shannon Encson Todd Evans Laura Feltman Paul Ferrero David Gage Man,! Giurleo Patncia Giurleo John Gnmm Courlenay Hand Susan Hawkins Richard Hollis Gail Hulbert Heather Johnson Carolyn Killam Julie Kosbshack John KuHel Helen Kwon Kerry Ladna Andrea Lund Sieve McDonough Heather McGllvray Leslie McLaughlin Keiih McPhee Michael Melville Benjamin Mendes Cheiyl MlUman Jill MlUman Tibor Nagy Chns Naugler Carta Picanello Liza Ralston Sarah Robinson Monica Sharpe Carolyn Slockdale Karen Swider Stacy Swider Bethanne Telford Lynne Telford Wendy Utley Barbara Walline Donald Woodford Karen Zolnav Roseanne McHugh Richard Dacey BARBER SHOP QUARTET Jack Moruco John Oriando John Epeneter Scott Campbell DOUBLE SEXETTE Kathnna Bryan Carol Richardson Virginia Miller Sarah Robinson Gail Hulben Mary Giurleo Susan Ayasse Laura Kupfnan Carolyn Killam Tina Can Laura Feltman Lynne Telford Cindy Johnson Chnstine Donadio Riye Yukawa Heather Johnson Barbara WaLine — Accompianisl MADRIGAL Kathnna Bryan Scott Campbell John Epeneter Peter Galipeau Cindy Johnson Carolyn Killam Bruce Kozuma Laura Kupfnan Brenda McMahan Beniamm Mendes Ginger Miller Jack Monaco John Orlando Carol Richardson htirk Schwarzenbach Nancy Sullivan Barbara Walline Riye Yukawa WIND ENSEMBLE Flute Jeanne Feehrer Lauren Benson Barbara Gnmm Chnstine Leonard Oboe Carolyn Killam Chnstine Donadio Eb Clarinet Nancy Becker Bb Clarinet Lon Larsen Kathnna Bryan Molly Koester Rd| Sundra Amy McGovem Julie Hamilton Renata Pomponi Carol McClatchey Brenda McMahan Bass Clarinet Riye Yukawa Peter Galipeau Contra Bass Clarinet Andrea Lund Bassoon Stacey Swider Shiela Feltman Saxophone Thomas Concannon Laura McMahan John Oriando Jon Goldman Trumpet Bethanne Telford Jay Schoendor Greg McCollem Kirk Schwarzenbach Russell Cobe Michael Kenney Hom Barbara Walline Bruce Kozuma Trombone John Gnmm James Dupree Wendy Utley Lynne Telford Baritone Keith McPhee Donald Woodford Tuba Laura Feltman Scan O ' Connor Percussion Sieve McDonough Barbara Ranagan Bnan Hanley David Gage CONCERT BAND Flute Sarah Robinson Carolyn Clyde Judith Boyle Joanne Delaney Jan Hamann Joanne Melville Anne Solomita Susan Riley Debbie O Neil Susan Sabetty Julie Kos shack Karen Zolnay Christine McGovem Lisa Petletier Janet Drohan Pamela Wingood Kelly Conway Susan Petracca bnda Pyscznski Oboe Cindy Bailey Bb Clarinet Angela French Janna Johnston Karen Cierpial Chnstopher Smith Michael Melville Patncia Guirieo Daniel Silverstrone Lucy McGovem Enc Niblack John Callender Debra Delfino Benjamin Mendes Kathy Ellis Bass Clarinet Lisa Hayward Saxophone Elaine Kenison Chnslopher Moore Roseanne McHugh Jack Monaco David Burr Susan McMahan John McCune Jo Beih Lanier Trumpet Douglass Burr Kevin Mickel Andrew Ringle Kenneth Ginder Kenneth Brown Suzanne Melville John Pontius Trombone Carol Richardson Albert Kenney David DelcUis Tuba John Epeneter Kurt Graeff Percussion Marc Vadeboncoeur MARCHING BAND Gail Alpenn Nancy Becker Lauren Benson Judy Boyle Kalhrina Bryan David Burr John Callender Scoti Campbell Karen Cierpial Russel Cobe Tom Concannon Joanne Delaney Chnstine Donadio James Dupree John Epeneter Jeanne Feehrer Laura Feltman Shiela Feltman Barbara Ranagan David Gage Peter Galipeau Jon Goldman Barbara Gnmm John Gnmm Julie Hamilton Bnan Hanley Lisa Hayward Al Kenney Michael Kenney Elaine Kennison Carolyn Killam Molly Koesler Julie Kostishack Bruce Kozuma Jo Beth Lanier Lon Laisen Chns Leonard Andrea Lund Carol McClatchey Greg McCollem Steve McDonough Amy McGovem Lucv McGovem Roseanne McHugh Brenda McMahan Laura McMahan Keith McPhee Kevin Mickel Jack Mor aco Sean O ' Connor John Orlando Renata Pomponi John Pontius bnda Pyscznski Sarah Robinson Susan Sabetty Jay Schoendorf Kirk Schwarzenbach Daniel Silverstrone Anne Solomita Raj Sundra Stacy Swider Bethanne Telford Lynne Telford Wendy Utley Marc Vadebonceur Barbara Walline Donald Woodford Rive Yukawa JAZZ Saxophone Lon Larsen Raj Sundra Shiela Feltman Peter Galipeau John Oriando Molly Koester Carolyn Killam Kathrina Bryan Riye Yukawa Stacy Swider Trumpet Bethanne Telford Jay Schoendorf Kirk Schwarzenbach Bruce Kozuma Russel Cobe Trombone John Gnmm James Dupree Lynne Telford Wendy Utley Donald Wo«Ddford Tuba Laura Feltman Guitar Sean O ' Connor Bass Keith McPhee Piano Barbara Walline Barbara Gnmm Vibes Andrea Lund Drums Steve McDonough Barbara Ranagan David Gage Brian Hanley ORCHESTRA Violin Molly Silverstrone Riye Yukawa Peter Farrell Christine Lawrence Mark Damery Valene Bogan Amy Tucker Judy Ciampa Anarea Lund Donal Woodford Renata Pomponi Mark Guetersloh Viola Amy Theobald Phyllis Doherty Bass Scott Campbell Keith McPhee Oboe Carolyn Killam Christine Donadio Rute Jeanne Feehrer Lauren Benson Christina Leonard Clarinet Lori Larson Molly Koester Nancy Becker Raj Sundra Bass Clarinet Peter Galipeau Bassoon Stacy Swider Sheila Fettnun Trumpet Bethanne Telford Jay Schoendorf Greg McCollem Trombone James Dupree Wendy Utiey Lynne Telford Horn Barbara Walline Bnjce Kozuma Michael Kenney Tuba Laura Feltman Percussion Barbara Ranagan David Gage Sarah Robinson mriNG DINT TELE-MEDIA Every school year, the Tele-media Orga- nization puts forth exciting, and informative productions. This year was no exception! ASK THE PRINCIPAL and the morning show (STARTING POINT) continued to be educational, as well as enjoyable for the school. A new program was introduced, FOpyjM, which brought guests in to answer questions from a studio audience. FORUM was hosted by Lisa Manning, while START- ING POINT was hosted by Rosanne McGugh, John Orlando, Ginger Miller, and Nancy Sullivan (sports). Seniors Scott Campbell, John Epeneter, Eric Gerdes, Jennifer Hilker, Elaine Kenison, John Kuf- fel, William Lindley, Carol Richardson. Kirk Schwarzenbach, Robert Snider, Mark Wachsler, and especially Elizabeth McCul- loch, and Amy Theobald (the producers), spent many long hours putting everything together. It was well worth it! 153 JUNIOR PROM 1982 Michelle Taylor and Kevin Lang ts ill . U.Ai.D. , P«C« Bedford ir i-Ui.e33ional Bldg. 50 Loomis Street Bedford, Mass. 01730 275-0575 Front: King Joel Shamon and Queen Barbara Birch Back: Peter Dohan. Carol Richardson. Tom Papalia. Nancy Sullivan, Billy Pyles, Kerri Dougherty, Mike Spofford, and Chrissi Dedrick Eating again or still? 154 Although the weather outside didn ' t seem like spring, the atmosphere inside the gym was warm and spring-like. As the couples made their way from such restaurants as Alfonso ' s and the Colonial Inn, they would make their way through the beautifully decorat- ed arch and over the bridge in to the wonderfully transformed gym. Decorated in yellow and green streamers, the gym-turned-garden included swings and even a gazebo complete with a fountain. The band Perfection performed for the class of 1983 and the highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King, Joel Shamon, and the Queen, Barbara Birch. When the last song was over, the couples once again walked over the bridge and through the arch. Despite the fact that the next time they would see the gym it would be back to being like any other gym, each would have memories of May 29, 1982 to reflect back on. Jeff Porter and Sandy Richards 155 SPIRIT WEEK Spirit Week is a week that precedes the annual Homecoming football game and weekend. It is a week that is set aside for BHS students to act and dress a little differently than normal. Each day of the week had a different theme: Hat, Sock, and Tie Day, Tropical Day. 60 ' s Day, Do Your Own Thing Day, and Blue White Day. There was also the traditional hall decorating contest, which the Juniors won this year, that provided some heated competition between the different classes. The week was wrapped up on Friday with a pep rally that included speeches by coaches, captains, and performances by the cheerleaders and majorettes. upper right: Junior hali — 1st place center left: Nadine Di- Clcmente center right: Sophomore hall — 3rd place above: Senior hall — 2nd place 156 HOMECOMING 1982 upper left: Queen Dianne Serra and Lisa Manning, up- per right Lisa, Diane, and Kerri Dougherty. mm left: Mr. Buckley crowns the Homecoming Queenbottom: The Homecoming nominees Despite the football team ' s loss to Lincoln-Sudbury, October 2, 1982 was a special day for five Se- nior girls. The five nominees rode in the traditional red convertible around the track to their waiting fathers. Finally, the long awaited announcement was made and the girls were presented with flowers. The Homecoming Queen of 1982 was Dianne Serra and her court consisted of Kerri Dougherty, Lisa Manning, Sue Ayasse and Nancy Sullivan. The Homecoming celebrations continued that night with the traditional Homecoming Dance. All in all, it was a weekend to be remembered. 157 CAREER International Day Dancing lessons were given in the gym. Here two H students await the next directions. Some students enjoying the dancing lessons in the gym. K Students had the opportunity during the day to attend a cafe and enjoy some foreign foods. A student helping herself to a glass of punch. 1 Miffa These giris were a part of the entertainment. They performed a can-can dance. 159 XDoaooaoaoooooooaQoooaaoGQaQQaac Audio-Visual: First Row: Jim Hubbard, Eugene Olmstead, Timothy Glatfelter, Amy Theobald. William Lindley. Second Row: Dane Graves, Eliza Grenowitz, Scott Oneto, Jil Schwarzenbach, Sue Ayasse. Third Row: Chris Hawley, Kevin Mickel, John Epeneter, Marc Vadeboncoeur, Kurt Schwarzenbach, Scott Campbell, Carolyn Killam. Pep Club: First Row: Mike Sullivan, Sue Ayasse, Melinda Glennon, Nancy Sullivan, Mr. Ambrose, Lisa Manning, Carole Crittenden, Kerri Dougherty, Jack Monaco. Second Row: Carole Richardson, Ann Marie Stella, Ann Weaver, Leslie Jelalian, Alicia Whitney, Mary Buck, Lisa Pellitier, Noelle Whitmire, Caren Manning, Laura Kupfrian. Third Row: Kim Harroway, Courtney Bishop, Julie Tateosian, Andrea Cantella, Sandy Richards, Michelle George, Lisa Garibotto, Donna Breland, Con Grillo, Kristie Sundra. Computer Club: First Row: Eugene Olmstead, Karen Hall, James Ellis, Eric Niblack. Second Row: William Lindley. Mark Wachsler, Jim Duke, Dan Harrigan, John Epeneter. AFS: First Row: AnnMarie Lombardi, Lynn McCarthy, Cindy Edwards. Mike Sullivan. Jack Monaco. Second Row: Chris Holly. Denise Finklestein, Julie Mckonel, Barbara Konkle, Donald Woodford, Phyllis Doherty. Laura Kupfrian. Hina Hirama. Third Row: Dianea Birmingham, Sandy Richards, Amy Birmingham, Anne Solemita, Michelle Pelletier, Eliza Granowitz, Sally Avery, Barbara Grimm, Carolyn Clyde, Sarah Wright, Laura Feltman, Anne Solominita, Cecilia During, Fourth Row: Maureen McCulloch, Carolyn Nawoichik, Christine Foerst, Louise O ' Hara, Kirk Schwarzenbach, Ginger Miller, Scott Campbell, Carolyn Killam, John Epeneter, Sue Ayasse. Absent: Karin Yeatts. 160 OQOGOOaoaQOOQOQGaQOQaOC ORGANIZATIONS Paralax: First Row: Carla Hutchinson, Rick Mollis, Lisa Nandy, Valerie Bogan, Karen Reinisch. Second Row: Jenny Smith, Mark Wachsler, Dan Harrigan, Roberta Branca, Elisa Granowitz. Legislative Committee: First Row: Cynthia Johnson, Ginger Miller, Cheryl Millman, Diana Kenney, Ken Ginder. Second Row: Chris Castro, Jeanette Morrow, Sandy Richards, Leslie Jelalian, Doug Burr, Dan Harrigan, Mr. Gollis. National Honor Society: First Row: Stephen Bensley, Karen Swider, Mary Giurleo, Gail Hulbert, David Heggestad. Second Row: Carol Richardson, Bethanne Telford, Angie French, Carolyn Clyde, Barbara Walline, Jennifer Crocker. Third Row: Chris Castro, John Kuffel, Amy Theobald, Phyllis Doherty, Elaine Millar, Molly Silverstrone, Nancy Becker. Kerri Dougherty, Amy Slinkard. Fourth Row: Dan Harrigan. James Ellis, Mark Wachsler. Kirk Schwarzenbach, Richard O ' Neil, Peter Corey. Citizenship Committee: Laura Kupfrian, James Ellis, Karin Reinisch, Mike Callendar 161 162 .With much hard work, ambition and the motto of classy ' , the 1983 Missile Staff put together a yearbook with a new image . One big change was re- placing the job of editor-in-chief with an editorial board of five. Instead of one person assuming all the responsibilities, they were equally split up as each editor took charge of a different section. Another change was filling up empty space with candids, candids and more candids! The actual organization for the 1983 Missile began in May of 1982. After a disappointing 1982 edition due to the lack of help and participation, the call for volunteers from the new advisor. Mrs. Hovsepian, brought in many re- sponses. In September the real work began. With the first deadline in No- vember, the staff had a great deal of work ahead of them. If it weren ' t for the help of all the staff, the deadlines would have never been met. After getting into the swing of things, the staff discovered that putting out a yearbook wasn ' t all that hard, it just took up time. Finally, the last deadline came and went and the staff could breathe a sigh of relief. They feel that the 1983 Missile would be the start of a new look for BHS yearbooks. What ' s in store for the future yearbooks? Color pictures and individual pictures for underclassmen. The 1983 Missile Staff thanks all of the people that helped him make this yearbook classy. Every effort was greatly appreciated. Good Luck 1984 Missile Staff! Editorial Staff: Front Row: Julie Mac2ko. MicheOe Giard. Nancy Sdbvan Middle Row: Stephanie Moms. Gail Hulbcrt. Helen Kwon. Chris Lawrence. Jean Creczenzi, Gail Heinrich. Back Row: Richard Aldridge, Mike Spxjfford. Joe Maskelenko, Andy Ringle, Guy Montemagno MISSILE Credits: Student Photographers: Tina Carr. Jim Qlis. Scott Lemer. Annette Malchow. Kirk Schwarzcnbach Artists: Mark Brady. Peter Corey. David Higham. Chris LavAnrence Mrs. Dorothy Hovsepian Advisor 164 Sales Staff: Front Row: J P Greenlish. Kim Neal, Sean O ' Connor, Mem Moore, Jon Goldman. Middle Row: Linda Cormier, Sue BucWey, Terri Delaney. Tracey DeFrancesco, Joanne Melville, Janna Johnston. Adrienne Elder, Kris Cowan, Tina Carr. Back Row: Jackie Nazzaro, Diana Fuller, Tina Corey, Heather McGlivray, Sue Hawkins, Anne Samo, Diana Kenney. STAFF Becky Harrison Editor Special Thanks To: Burlington Stu- dios for their cooperation; Ann Ahem for the use of her pictures; Mrs. Winnie Sullivan for making trips to the Minute- man officers; Mrs. Donna Happy for having what we needed when we needed it, and to Sean O ' Connor for picking up the pieces for the advertising campaign. Leslie Jelalian Editor Kerstin McGilvray Editor 165 166 to8 [F mih . TYLSNOL AtUROERER HE i V pei DA DX6S ■ dam SeU Ot£S (xi iX iwvKQALd QcM bade (khW Hji fuMd ooC }t mack. 172 175 = ADVERTISEMENTS 177 Ml HEINRINK — WW, SMU. ME, Boyscamps, Camics, Onebrow, BLACKIE; I I can row!! Keep it up! J.H. NEIGHBOR — CR — MAAMAA! DANCES — I SUSP? Cry, beg — LAUGH!! LORD TAYLORS; Mr, DAVE, SWITCH; [■ mailboxes, Chingfood; DC, JOGGING, FF J.M.H. ' KC, BLIZZARDS; tents. I JR PROM — maniac DRIVER! John Jay; Mrs. R. RETARDS — (Snort) I 8 always do that! JH PROMDATE — JG — BANDFAG; open, negligees; BILL; McCauIey, Thanks — J.H. T.C, — Pear necklace?? Canoes, Stubby. JR PROM — no more pictures — your Physics partner Fellow PAINTER — 70 BUCKS they ' ll Pay!! FRAT Par. — 3 a.m. ach. — never! Whose out at 6 I a.m.?BENSONLIGHTS — J.H BANDFAG — CD. GREG ATTACKS. M M ' s. ice cream — nut. — GL — J.H. K-T (MOM) — I ' m som; about the champagne!! — Daisy Dan — mailboxes. Soccer Party, J.D.. Skippy. Towel Fights, Broken watch. Laugh at P H., many PB ' s, and other Good times — F.B. (BLOB) Good luck to the soccer team of 83 ' . Bye JB KZ ' ME CP LT RS AM — K.G. M M. ROWR! Garfield soooo many memories — T.J. ' s. Burlington Party ' s By the TON falling on YOUR face? HHH! YOU ARE MY FRIEND AND MINE ONLY! SELFISH? No BURP Its this car! SMOKE MUCH Thank you for all The laughs — we ' ll have lots more!! Friends Forever LOVE T.S. AL CS KM VM Love you all — THANKS for all the Memories Love T.S. l.L Y. JIM Karen — How are you on this fine and wonderful day?? 629-ETR — P R ! quite the bod! — Many beach runs — Jim Nabors sing-a-long — Kitchen K. M M s make good candy!!! Always remember: Mr. P., Mr. Non-P.; Mr. Tilly; the sunshine boy; Studman!!! Always remember the good times!! Especially the prom — Bad girls in the church parking lot — Patty s party before the dance!! All the P S. Parties — Rick K ' s — the X-mas Party!! Never forget!! Our Chinese dinners with Rick and Dave — Labor Day. Halloween Party of ' 81; the Semi. Mr. Phinney, Mighty Mouse and Mutt and Jeff!! Good times forever! Best Friends For ever!! M M ' s are good candy!!! S, M K — BAAA! M — Trumpets colors! Adv. Bio — Cracker? M C — I ' m so cold — G. H. M.S. — When the cat ' s away the mice will play! ! — Larry p)oems — our talks — worship the crush! — E.M. K.L. — I ' m sorry I always deprees you! — Get rid of P.K. Som about the whiplash ! — E M. Raf — M M ' s fritos + Bud = SOCKS — Erma. J L., P.M., G.H., R.S., thanks for the music. ROCK ON BEA- TLES! BRUINS L.O.. M.G., AC. K.D., J.M., CS. — Late Nights — After ' Hours. What ' s YOUR Roblem, Caps ' n ' Quarters. Happy Landings. CCTheManeater. DC. JM. JN. JC. KP — LANDINGS BOUND ' ! Shower with a friend!! Summer ' 82! ' D.B. — Good Times — CRUISIN in the STANG — Tech Parties — PIGOUT — Old Bows!! DB. KS. SB. Ml. — Parties at my house — The Fight — CHAPSTICK — The Beach — M.T. CR. B. W — Remember Harvard Sq. the game? 32 was the best!! B.T. JPF — Looks like we made it!! Thanks for all the memories. Love. Fan. Lisa like the taste of wool? Think E.T. Erin share a kiss Sundae?? Diana Helen — Great friends like you are hard to find Love Ya!! JF. LL. CK. BW. LB. SM, SO, TC, KB. JE — No way. really ' ? It ' s been real! Bthan THANX for the GOOD Times: M.H . D D. B F A RENEE! I ' LL MISS YA!! Rich MARK are you still impersonating a football player? AMY did you ever find the party? NANCY what no intimate moments with tuba? MAC blessyou my child DI you primitive you Gramma Gail remember? AS TO LO; Jaurais toujours faim de toi; AFS; our friends KB FF ECT MB TH; Lo — 2 in a million: Lunch with FC and JB can the Spanish Recepticals PH.D ' S BOREBIRDS — a BONE — BHS world P R. Falling in Rivers. And Let ' s 1 en Jj hel I 178 Not Forget Our Cape trip all alone S.M. What are you scribbling? Bling! EYE SPY!!! CRASH!! WHO US? . . . BB JAYS. You shouldn ' t drink. It ' sbadfor you. Keep this up and you ' ll end up in the gutter by 1 7! Brought to you by the B.R. WINDOW ICE Capads — Lilys — RAGGITS — SFP and the tree SO MUCH MORE N.H. BRIDGE Pattys — ERIC CLAPTON — New York Emerald Acres — AIM NOT TOO MUCH LASAGNA D.B. Hash and Ham Sandwich Times at Page that house at 3 A M J.M — Put a weight on it barfin ' and sprintin ' partners in crime MT — Thanks for everything. Remem- ber all the parties all we ' ve been through. 1 hope the good times our friendship never end. LY BF DEE KB — I Love you only always Dee.THE GANG — Thanks for the memories stay in touch. LOVE DW David — Keep those coaching shoes in shape Terri keep ringing those bells! LOVE Denise Benji; Alvin Alley Where ' s New York City? bar in New Haven Champagne always Theresa Ho-Jo ' s Hibachi-Tufts ' higher education bus- tin cut downs Head Games Stevie Nicks Go to . . Doug ' s room A-wing adverbs Jr. High Schmimoff sense snow shoot me Bon Vacancies — Naga- saki SC — The Few, the proud, the Marines. Running through mud at DT!! — S.M. NB 1 won ' t ever forget the wild nights at the farm, with our bar Maya I don ' t know what is going to happen, but I really do love you CJ NB RO EM BM Remember the Junior Prom at CJ we were all wacked RIDERS RAIDERS Remember Totally Tubular times at BHS Fersher! Luv LK AE WATCH OUT FOR LOBSTERS! Slumber Parties Rusg PingPong Sweet- Nut GS Concerts Nahant Huby Radio Ski DANCES Phone calls LUVYA Sis LK S R. Hog Manor the phantom Colt Old Swill Waterville blank. T V. ' s L.M. Boat rides summer nights on the Charles M T D. Dr. Dimwhitey to all of r his students: STOP! what is your velocity? ! don ' t know what a coulomb is! CC. CB — wanna go out this Saturday? 1 ' m free! Your not! ' ' ! DIE PLEASE! Telemedia — Batman, munkins. Badew. OH Guys, There ' s a NISSEN BREAD TRUCK BEHIND US! TUBA MOUSEY Humdrumities (arg!). falling down in THE MIDDLE OF HALF TIME! ' — JE Diana. Lisa. Lisa — Best of times that can ' t be forgotten! Richard Gere will always be a gentle- man! Never sec gore movie with Lisa ' s! PETE — I really don ' t know anything about PROJECT VIDICON. HAH. HAH HEY BB or BHBB or FF. whichever you prefer, how ' s tricks? NUMBER 8 To the Class of ' 84 ' . Thank you for 3 wonderful years! I LOVE YA! — MB Rich — 1 Will always remember you the fun we had! I love you! M.E.B. JH: NOTCHES! SNEAKOUT 2AM, CARNIES. ROWED TOWED. WW. CRUISIN. SCOOPIN ' .. LOVE STINKS! ' 83 CHANGES US. BUT GOOD TIMES ALWAYS THANKS PAL, G.H CRINK: HE FENETER? GLAZED EYES ' BRADLEES. TJ ' S AND GUYS. THANKS — HEINRINK. BUCSTINK YOU STINK! A $ WORTHWHILE G.B.. CUZ. BAMBINO — A WAY TO GO. BUT M M. — How ' s your PUTT-PUTT mobile?! Remember C-Period and all the Good Times — Eating, Drinking and GOING PIDDLE!! Can I have a Large Icewater! Love M P. T B. Riders Raiders you guys are the best in the world — Love you! Greedy Sherlock, you ' re the best friend a girl could have! Love always, G. S. L B.R. — tree. Bumblebee, tincan, little tiny man, minkcoat Pizzacrust, dinosaur Bone. etc. D D R. LK — coke, bean- bags. MK. pepper, Nahant, artichokes — friends forever — G.S. Yvette — We ' ve had some excellent times with Rider Raiders luv G S. MV, TS SD — We ' re gonna jam, we ' re gonna make somethin ' up — DSH I don ' t know. 179 seriously! MR PHIL NADA RULES totally in PROVO? XX J. M. — Always remember the good times summer, Riunite, Nautilus. Bobcat. Mich, Prom. Boston. Semis, they were the best and so are you! J.M. M.S. — Thanks for all the good itmes. Have some more bon-bons! D.B. Carol — Think we will get 100 pts. by the end of the year. NO — HEATHER Keni — Thanx for being such a good friend. Don ' t forget 1 LOVE YOU!! CL PR: Who ' s Posing on Street Corners? Kaboom!! You know the rest! B.B J.M. M L. — Hey you guys! That ' s the T map! J.M. K.G — From Riunite in the woods — snow on New Years. Partners in Crime. P. R Sooo PIG! What?? And that wasn ' t the first, Don and Jim got it! GO HOME MONKEY ' Late nights at MACS — The Bathroom ' s locked! JT; JA JT; DIVEOUT! BROCCOLI PADIDDLE — Smack Boys — A spectator sport LO L.M. HO. HO. HO Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Remember! ' MORIAH A.W. ' HUBBIE Hawk JB 83 Maine! THE ROCK ROCK an ROLL BYE NERM, POOK — GOOD LUNCHES. YES ' PROPER PARTY WOON O.K. ' WHERE ' S MY DEFROSTER ' I ' D LOVE TO TELL DAVID HE ' S A SWEETHEART DARE ME? BEAN YANGTZ — Mingo mns CC years years RS GM Unintelligible Phrase SO. ALWAYS SO NICE SD unforgettable MG. LC BWSNS PL All the good times; J. P. Mr. Palmers class and all the dirty things we learned. All our long talks — Juls and walks uptown CHRIS — Pillsbury dough; ANDIJAN — Great drivers; LAURA — Lobsters (they bite); TINA — rerow! CINDY — Pretty tired; LAURA Brkfast at the club AGE P.F. HI Hun! It was me . . LOVE YA!! K M. Hamburger, cheeseburger, lettuce and tomato, home-fries, frcnch-fries all kinds of potato. Moe. Larry the cheese! His boy Elroy. BEATLES CINDY LET S ALL GO BACKWARDS OFF TEX SQUAREFACE. Anne, watch out for that truck! Wonder Woman! Quasimodo! many great times, you are the best! thanx ' Luv. Ang (TBI Kerstin — got ice cream in your purse or Anne ' s Michelle — remember updates at lunch, varsity badminton mag! Chrissi — BB Gumbies, FTS. WANDO! wanta giggle ' Chinese food ' Cin — thanx for going to all the BB games with me ' GOOD LUCK EVERYONE LUV ANGIE Richie — tell Mario she drives too fast! And don ' t call me Ang! LUV Ya. Ang. Janna — he ' s SO cute! Paul — thanks for everything Luv. Angle Lisa: You know who you look like? Guess who Lil — from fritos to graduation ' Thanks for the memories Love, Kim Diana (my co-pilot) Get lost much? Remember Cat- tle Country Kim E = mc . aaah! Apt 46B. I drink lots of water. Chicken Bones. I shave: what would we talk about without him! Bcstest ' Good Luck ' Bandfags. open open!. Parties, gossip! pomography, Sandy. Lisa Viola — oh! Bill is our friend! — Always; Thank J.G. Chem. w Lcn ' 82 Neilc nie. nie. Raj — Sleaum Be a HO! (forever) JG Ange. Cin . Anne. Sociology was the best — Ghetto — Tammy (the same) J G Amy, Vicki. Kathy. Tammy. Candy Merry. You ' re my favorite Harem ' J G Sue B Honey wearing couch armcovers as hats. Bewhidles. Karen?, our fantastic lunches, being neurotic in the mall I Luv Your Hair Jean and Lauren. I find it hard to concentratf around You! w LUST J G. A.L . C S . V M.. C.J . K M., let s have lunch sometime. Lasagna! J G MP. Bonfire. Rick, Karen, (me). Prom, Filene ' s I Love You. J G PD — Remember the matterhom ' XCountry running Ski. you ' re true blue Hina. I will iilways remember you as a Great Friend! R.A. UBAMMER ' K Y L.F High society! Hey. the napkin! Oops I think the t corsage is a bit wet! ... A 45° angle? What did they do, use a protractor?! G.M. P.G. YOUR FRONTAL LOBE IS GROSSLY DEFORMED! GET TREAT MENT! G. C. A.L. C.S. REMEMBER OTIS ST.! C.J. T.S. 6:30 IS A LITTLE EARLY EH! a Gm — Classy, huh? Protractors! Jm — Never say . . . inanairplane!Marvella — Next yr — BACKSTROKE! LB — 1 think I want to change TC — Don ' t trip! Badminton Ballet! KB — I LOVE your pants! Best Wishes, seniors LF J.O. — Many excellent jams, have anymal food lately? Suspicious! — SM S.O. — SAFE! Drive much? Let ME Steer! (oops!) Cellar Rock Lives! — SM Keith — Can ' t your squad march! Be careful of falling bass amps — SM Hey Donna, what ' s in your pocket? TP Moorsey, thank GOD for Sterno! Kristy, Jeff, Moorsey, Greg — PUMPKIN running and sending them to kids ROSANNE — CST, Prom, Canoes, X-MAS CAROLING!! Are the cops following us? Shut up Elaine. Doesn ' t Tom get along with Elaine? Terri S. — If I ever need a glass eye. I ' ll give you a call. Julie — Now that we ' ve graduated, lets try Physics. (We never did before). Jon Lauren together in AS THE SWEAT FLOWS. Gail — YOU ' RE A SWINGER — T.C. Liza Thanx for being sucha dependable friend Remember good times LK Lynne — I ' ll miss you next year! Thanks for all the good times! And especially for being a friend. I love you — K G. (scum, TB, S L Boy) Gail — From Civil to Spic 5; Is my mascara running? Now that ' s funny! Run in sprinklers? 3 Hoodsies? WOOSH! Thanx for being pals. Chrissi D.S. — Thanxs for all of the good times! Remember everything — Beaches, partying, Jan. 15, 1982, DS, JP, Terri, Merry Gerry, prom and everything else that will happen. Love always me!!! nife! Many more to come — J.B. Jeanne Bebe!! Like why don ' t you like get the like purple camel like and we can like get the imports to like check it out like okay? Macabre Sexual Healing Get Down on it!! — Like enjoy C.C. — Judy Bebe — What is a SQUASH?? Brian — How ' s your squash?? J.B. Becky — You gonna do cross-country?? — You arc NOT E. Haskell — We still have to make a puberty run at 3 in our D.D. ' S — Et I ' homme a France dit ... J. B. Lynne — Next year a letter for Bish and Fear and you!! 75% of all back rubs . . . Judy Loves Jack! Hey Kristy, watch out for the . . . fence! X TP — it was fun driving our car. JOE and ANDY — here is a toast to the upcoming PROM! TP Heather — I just wanna wish you the best — I hope your 4 yrs. are like mine were: Excellent! Help threekie — you ' re a super sis! Love ya! K( ) HIP-SO! Many! Good! Times!: Kathy wake up! SP — FC — HC — Marines — Kennys forget — bad times — I lyv ya — Any don ' t eat to much lasagna — assumption here we come! — M-HD-hV4-K = Escapades Diane and Marie I love ya: Kenny and Ben BB: Kathy do you like these Daquiris Di? Drink COIT CB HEHE Bye Bye Folks! Scott — You ' re a disaster! Barbara W. Thanks for three great years! I ' ll really miss you!! B.K. MATT K. Watch for me in the STATES next year! The Mad Wazoo — BK Cheryl — Remem. New Yr. bash Bonneville 1914 — quite safe! Lex. guys!! Nauti! Early Grad? MINT!! Dragway in Spring! Patches (Cur) w Vega! Kers JSACB — BEEP BEEP Hi ! — Wayedge — Go Betsy Go! Sex Appeal! Luv AJ AS — No Recuerdo! — New Years — N. W. — Pk Jokes — Taste Tests — MHBT Beans JH M.S. thanks for the taxi And Being there A S. Dapper Dan. want a ride ' JonJon Goldylocks CARRIE ANG AF Frenchete teddybear luv WW Kcrstin late again? 5 min. Kiddin TWINKLE TWINKLE best of luck AS For All the party ' s that we crashed this buds for you the Green Machine. Cin, ANG. Jon. don ' t forget Mrs. R ' s soc 82 : bambeno luv Anne S. CHEERLEADERS — VANDALS — How about Turkey Day — CONCORD BOUND oo-lalala Hey Donna do you wanna? How about some spray paint? Kelly — take off the hat — good hem job. i CHECK OUT THOSE BUNS Amy — Where ' s the Party? HEY STEVE How ' s your onion? MANY GOOD VIBRATIONS WITH A SPOON Hey [ Carrot where ' s your blowdryer she ' s a MANEATER! THEME SONGS FO THE RAHRAH GIRLS: SEXUAL HEALING oo lalala LETS GO DANCIN I love you Joel and Barbara Love is FOREVER Sorry Kenny no earrings, but don ' t think we forgot you. We still luv you even though you wear plastic runnin pants — your friends always. JG — x squared times sixty seven equals I CRASH LATIN CLUB RULES Steph. Good luck to all good doobics Thanx mom Mitch — Remember May 4 — the blue white, pole, crushed car! SD no more notes maybe Dates PL Jake you ' re a Lydon. That was immature personally and academically The Homecoming Dance was fun but the stinkbomb was more fun! ' M B. M P., T B.. C.S., A.L.. T.S. — Dudley. Tracks. Talk to bottles? Hi M P J.T Z-WOMAN LIVES! BAIT Theorem Brion Fuller Being married is the greatest! I Love you Babe. DIF. Ingrid. To my sister with Love Stay cool and be Free. Love Diane S D. — You ' re the BEST! I ' ll never forget P S. or Chinese food — D B. Annie and Ruthie — You ' ll never know how much I ' ll miss you two! D.B KLAM, BENS. LARS. Breakfast, crates, Jim, Apple. Peach, groping, brink, 4somcubalunit, we ' re out of here guys! Thanx for all the good times! Keep in touch Freehen Judy Bebe HOW long Is long? Stay cool stay purple and stay away from Imports! Luv n Luk Jeanne Bebe Keith, may your shoe polish never wear off and may your hair never stop growing. D + D, 21st level Paladin. Marching B, Jazz, Wind, all night games. Stone Women! Computer games and night fights . Gambling. P S. I had better be invited down! You ' re a great kid and I will miss you! Good luck. Keep in touch, boy Bruck K John E. What am I going to do next year? You ' re my best friend! Keep in touch, hear? Remem- ber Stonewomen, Raquet Ball, Le Car, Lunch room D D, tele-media. Lambda, John C puop)olo. Sat. morning runs. The MIKADO. Music Man. 21 Games of Gin Rummy, broken tuba. THE TWILIGHT ZONE! TR 1 14. hot chocolate, WE GOT THE BEAT. GRODY TO THE MAX! ' BRUCE K. HEY PETE! Watch out for NISSEN BREAD TRUCKS, hear ' Mellow Mobile. Jill Schwarzenbach — I promise not to haul you to the Band Room anymore, all right? Tele-media was boring but, it was nice Bruce Little ditty bout Deb Drew the family syndrome Did you get the flower MP ' Donna don ' t look in the pocket! Spaz — Don ' t forget the times we ' ve had at BHS — SOCCER — watching m! B-ball — Watching MRPS!! Lets hope we get through to them someday! KOOK. P S. — I still think he has a greai back ' Twinks — had fun in B-ball — too bad you only had eyes for T ' KOOK Kathy — won ' t forget HWM H SPARKY — Thanks for making my first year easier — gonna miss you — H WAY TO GO! GOODLUCK! CR ALMOST THERE ' Y ALL KEEP IN TOUCH — GH, CUZ TC. DB. JG — U GUYS R GREAT, GH GO HOME DAN Gbye Gdlk RSVP JH, KC, TC. DB — GH — DC — MF — TO — HARTWELL ACRES, You Gotta Take Chances Buckwheat watch the road Aesop Celebrations Rush was the 182 best! Dec. 6. 1982 CHERYL CINDY BECKY TONl LAUR DOLE FBCHERLS REM THSGIV OOPS FBPLYRS THANKS JT WE MADE IT SE THE CAPE! D.B. HIDE YOUR BEERS — HIDE YOUR BEERS! MS — DB — WATCH OUT FOR KIMMONS house — up on the lawn! Mary Slinky and my majorette dance — M.S. BHS 1-7-2 Captains ha ha ha The Great QB. 6 fumbles 2 int ' s!!! Dedication: I guess we ' ll win games as they say 6-40 CCHS Lynne — when the finmobilc falls apart the windows go up down, Kurt will Miss it Jeanne Bebe — or go as Michael! ! VIC — HOW ABOUT THE MALL — SOP — MAINE — HOLY CROSS — MEXICOPAR- TY — BL — MISTAKE S-Dimes — COLT — C. Brandy — NORTH END — Dl Marie — Kennys — Maries — FORTHCLIFF J. ,M. ,P. . — Never forget the times at River or Foss. Jumping and sleepouts, walks at 2a.m. Steve Ned — hours of infatuation. Thanks for all of the Support! LOVE ya ' all! Gertrude Roger — You ' re a Lydon! Donna Dio You are the best! Your mother ' s a man! The beach — don ' t ever show anyone those pictures. I owe you a lot of happiness — Me. MONDAY Sprints Are You having fun? Cheese and Crackers smackers. Raffa you wish Tom ' s ralphidoos, way to pound ' en Buddy Deb Drew. WALLY How was your New Years. QUIMBY You ' re Next Best of Friends! Anne you primitive artist Kim — Adventures beyond belief — I ' ve enjoyed them all Di L.P. — times I shall never forget — D.K. HELENA LOVE DIONNE Angle — The twins; flat tires; baby gumbies!! FTS!! Love ya. Chrissi D. Becky — Thanx for being a great friend. Love ya muchly, Chrissi D. Angelina — YrBk? Cruzes! Math? GdLk at Dayton (senda cutie Airmail) LVKMc Anne: Remember — Drivin forward over an island! TJ ' s (Ralph Chuck) !GAAD — Fla. ? Eat my feet much! Thanx for bein ' there always! I will TOO learn how to drive (soon) !Kers Michelle — Never 4get; WomFR (P-U)!!! DannyBoy — needa ride? Kers. June — Macaroni cheese at 3 am (BLECH)! KMc JH — Chinese Red Lights, closing the door on Steve, painting during the wee hours. TKE. Journey, going to bed at 6am and REVENGE!! Love MP JG — Bonfires, Springs , Thanksgiving, our pic. Dr. J., and RUSH LOVE MP CB — X-C, JV BB games, shopping, psyc. Littles. The old BF ' s. and getting through French, I couldn ' t have made it without you. LOVE MP LB — Heres to Filenes, Pell, Macs, Block Buster, Lists college. — MP SA — Remember? — National Hook Day, North Adams. Doug Andy, Panty raids, the Pope, camping and the mutilation of someones face! LOVE MP HEY ANG! YEARBOOK — APPASU PPA — PAUL — THAT DUMB CHICKEN — YOUR SEE — THRU BIKINI — McDonalds — good luck at u-day. love ham- mer mario — I hope to see you drive the tank at the INDY-500! RICH MARY — ANZERE. SWITZ. — SKIING — SHAPE, BELGIUM — NO SNOW! DRIVER ' S ED — LYLAS — YOU ' LL ALWAYS BE SPECIAL IN MY HEART — LUVYA, RA TO KY, CH, KM, TB. MB, DC, JB, SC, CH, BE, LB, AB, JC, NS, U, GM. ML, TC, GA. THANKS! TEENEE — SKI TEAM IS THE ! FHenLroiKlamKT my mother ' have anything to eat? Mdlsx wh tab prsn in? drivin opn gym Mollychachacha the bell? Heritage ultirmx grlady cbrkfst Sxl Hlng We take all our classes together image or lack thereof! Pell Mell Have I.D THE FEARSOME FOURSOME I luv you! Bens PATRONS BLUE PATRONS Frannie and Winnie Sullivan Larry and Diane Telford WHITE PATRONS Alison and Phil Maureen Blackwcll Mr. and Mrs. Dennis DeFrancesco Lt. Col. and Mrs. Robert French Ann Brady Hovsepian Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hulbert Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kenison William K. Keup — Senior Class Advisor Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce McGilvray Lorraine McMahon Thomas Papalia Mike and Bob Sullivan i Bedford Police Association Incorporated Congratulations to the Class of 1983 Hanscom Officers ' Wives ' Club Eugene Eagles, III, D.M.D., P.C. Bedford Professional Bldg. oO Loomis Street Bedford, Mass. 01730 275-0575 DUNHAM ' S BOOK STORE Good used books and paperbacks Bought and Sold Over 15.000 Books Priced and Classified 50 Great Road. Bedford 275-9140 SKATING AND WRESTLING EQUIPMENT POWER MOTORS SNOW BLOWERS eSczaiat Sac i. Satx eSale. DIAL 275-0900 275-0939 ROUTE 4 379 NORTH ROAD DELICIOUS PIZZAS HOT OVEN GRINDERS AND HOME STYLE SPAGHETTI Call Your Order Before You Leave Home — They Will Be Ready On Arrival STEVE ' S HOUSE OF PIZZA 30 SHAWSHEEN AVE. BEDFORD, MA. PHONE 275-2419 BEDFORD TRAVEL LODGE Motels and Motor Hotels Co ngratulations to the class of 1983 res Itcre oo X WHITE TOYS EXCLUSIVELY • EXPERT ALL-BREED PET GROOMING • POODLE AND AFGHAN HOUND SHOW GROOMING k CONDITIONING • AKC WHITE TOY POODLE PUPPIES AND STUD SERVICE For Those Who Care, Call Tres Chere! MRS. BARBARA NI8LACK 617-27S-1296 89 CONCORD RD. (RT. 62) BEDFORD. MASS. 01730 Compliments of Bedford Charter Service, Inc. Bedford, MA 01730 William J. Martines 275-9524 PARTS — SERVICE NEW AND USED FRIGIDAIRE — GE — RCA WHIRLPOOL — MAYTAG JENN — ZENITH — KITCHEN AID — AMANA — CALORIC WALCOTT SALES AND SERVICES, INC. 313 GREAT ROAD. BEDFORD T.E, WALCOTT 275-7570 187 BOWEN ' S Office Supplies, Copying Toys, Dolls. Hobbies Great Road Shopping Center Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 (617) 275-7210 BRADY SHEET METAL CO. BEDFORD HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 275-7688 Thomas J. Brady Plumbing and Heating Bedford, Mass 275-0207 Best Wishes Dr. Mrs. Michael Koury Dr. Mrs. Guy A. McGarry Best Wishes to the class of 1983 Compliments of KENNETH KAPLAN, M.D. Congratulations John E. Japp, M.D. 50 Loomis Street — Phone 275-7513 Bedford. MA 01730 Hair Stylist And Wig Salon 275-7366 326 The Great Road Rte. 4 and 225 Bedford Pete Stacey CHRYSLER TlymoutFi I Dick Tomczykowski GOULD MOTORS, INC. 25 North Road Bedford, Mass. 01730 MIX FLOWERS 375 Concord Road Bedford, MA 275-6255 Prom Specialist Congratulations to the class of ' 83 Cheryl and Pat Mix Jll and Family FIRE — CASUALITY — BONDS — LIFE in%f TOMASSAIN NORTHWEST INS. AGENCY INC. MPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 60 The Great Road Bedford, Mass 01730 MATTHEW J. TOMMASSAIN President Tel. (617) 275-2756 J. F. MILLER Associates 54 Loomis Street, Bedford, MA 01730 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 CED CAY SMITH BEDFORD WALLPAPER PAINT 51 THE GREAT ROAD BEDFORD, MA 01730 Benjamin Moore Colorizer Paints Discounts on all paint wallpaper PHONE 275-1067 189 .4 Congratulations Graduates of Bedford High School Class of 1983 C V D Incorporated 35 Industrial Parkway Wobum, Mass. 01801 190 CleanenA 353 THE GREAT Road BEDFORD. MASS. 275-9723 275-9756 DOM ' S SERVICE STATION GREASE — OIL — TUNE UPS — TIRES — ACCESSORIES 314 GREAT ROAD DOM PALMERI BEDFORD, MA 01730 Minuteman OLDSMOBILE VOLSWAGEN CHARLES T. McCAFFREY Sales Manager 39 North Road Tel. 275-8000 Bedford. Mass. 01730 Compliments of THE CORNER STORE FLOOR COVERING WINDOW SHADES ® CARPETS WALLPAPER PAINTS 275-9066 325 GREAT ROAD, BEDFORD DAVID H. 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Burgess (BUS) 617 275-6800 President (RES) 617 459-9002 193 194 Knights of Colu mbus St. Michael ' s Council, No. 5292 Box 322 Bedford, Massachusetts Brass, Wood, and Silver Artware from India Simple, Best, and Low Price Gift Shopping for All Occasions Quality Imports 49 GREAT ROAD, BEDFORD, MA. 01730 Mon-Wed 9:30-7:30 Thu-Fri 9:30-8:00 Phone — 275-0700 Sat 9:30-6:00 Congratulations! Tel. 275-0736 BEDFORD OPTICAL CO. Milton S. Moffett Registered Optician 56 Loomis St. Bedford, Ma. Best Wishes To The Class of 1983 Dr. Mrs. E. Eagles leon hair stylist 275-1960 319 Great Road 275-9743 Bedford, Mass. BUILDERS Specialty and Hardware Corp. 26 Weston Ave., Somerville 606-3000 Railroad Avenue, Bedford 275-7655 Congratulations Best Wishes Class of 1983 BEDFORD JEWELERS. INC. K- 23 The Great Road Bedford. Massachusetts 1 730 Telephone: 617-275-7056 195 (617) 275-2330 ! 1 BEDFORD TRAVEL, INC. 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MA 01730 (617) 275-2670 for home and industry creative picture framing artist matervjis prnts Bedford Shopping Center Bedford, Ma The Petal People Bedford Florist 315 GREAT ROAD BEDFORD. MA 01730 PHONE 275-7905 Flowers For All Occasions FLORAFAX BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM THE ENTIRE STAFF OF Compliments of COULTER SYSTEMS CORPORATION 35 Wiggins Ave. Bedford MA 01730 (617) 275-2300 Luongo ' s Dry Cleaners, Inc. The Dry Cleaning Specialist WEOOINOQOWNS - EXPElVr STAIN REMOVAL NO SHRINKAQE - COMPLETE OfUPERY SERVICE DOWN PARKA - SLEEPING BAQS - LEATHERS FURS - STORAGE Complete Tailoring Service Tel. 275-7300 32 SHAWSHEEN AVENUE. BEDFORD. MASS. 01730 197 BEST WISHES EAST INSURANCE AGENCY, INC 101 the Great Road Bedford, MA 01730 Bradly P. Howes Robert U. Johnson RTS FLOWERS Fresh Flowers — distinctive design weddings, funerals all Occasions 275-7152 142 The Great Road Bedford Eric B. Birmingham, D.D.S. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of 1983 from Dr. and Mrs. Eric Birmingham 346 Great Road Bedford, MA Best Wishes From The 199 Kenpo Karata Kung Fu ck Boxing BEDFORD KARATE ACADEMY 25 BLACK BELT INSTRUCTORS Mark V. 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BEDFORD, MA. 01730 275-0760 DUNHAM ' S BOOK STORE Good used books and paperbacks BOUGHT AND SOLD Over 15,000 Books Priced and Classified 50 Great Road, Bedford 275-9140 BEDFORD FARMS ICE CREAM and DELI Subs, Fried Food, and Catering We Deliver XL ETONEHENCE JEWELRY Congratulations To The Class of ' 83 Marilyn Jack Kean 205 Congratulations BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 MILLIPORE CORPORATION Ashby Rd. Bedford, Ma. 01730 (617) 275-9200 Eugene Eagles, III, D.M.D., P.C, Bedfor essional Bidg. « ocreet Bedi ' o; 3, 01730 2Vt-057 ' ■v6 With Prayerful Best Wishes for the Class of 1983 Father Charles Kane and Father Joseph Driscoll St. Michael ' s Church Bedford, Massachusetts Best Wishes CLASS OF 1983 Law Offices of BROWN BROWN 110 Great Road Bedford, Mass. Nathaniel K. Brown, Esq. BEATRICE E. FALABELLA Owner TEL: 275-0437 Bridal-Daytime-Formal 328 GREAT ROAD. BEDFORD, MASS. 01730 m0 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1983 from THE ITEK CORPORATION EDrCRD COLLECnCN