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XV- W' ai Dfw A' 23? 4 in A n., 1 ? if I 1 '- .-5 . fi I A L f l, Q J ,V , 1 1 Y' x i f 1-r , in 'WVR- 'AG - Yr ,QV PM ' x 2. .... .N , - X ' - ' wvgijf 1 K Q wx-sv ' .f - M X 5 A R Q I a x , ., I. lv- . W- nf '14 .-'il Af 'Q Q SP-NTU GBDSWUNY Q , -fig? 2 Ti 'w wg it b1.l1l 1-Q - Nm' rf - t If 1 - .-- ........ 'Y ,v iff a .,1'A' I '55 ...ff .A The words and pictures that comprise the 1979 edition of ECHO express the work, the fun, the satisfaction, the disappointments and the achievements that have made the past four years at Canton High memorable and exciting. Our theme of sunrise and sunset reminds us of our coming and going, of our past and our future, of moments both extraordinary and routine. We present this yearbook to you as a record of events that will be remembered and enjoyed for years to come. fa , E uns? 'W if A f gi K r E' ff up ' 1 ii l x q wwf Q as , c , i f M517 lf 1 'e -7'Q.g.l.-I PQ-mr .. ? i e c some ff e ,figeggf 'X i Y-fr -. M2 --7 G '....J'-:: 40 'NN DEDICATION The members of the class of 1979 wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Michael Nagle for his warmth and generosity to all. When Mr. Nagle is not in class or on the basketball court, he may be found talking to students and helping them with their problems. Mr. Nagle, in his own way, has made an impression on our senior class since we were freshmen. Mr. Nagle has been involved in many of our student activities. He has served as the assistant math team coach by helping us in math and by working at the Canton football concession stand. He has generously vol- unteered his Sundays to work at Patriots' games for student scholarships. Also he has driv- en to math meets and stayed for greasy dinners with the math team. He always had some good jokes for the way home. Mr. Nagle, you have given us many happy memories. We wish to thank you by dedicating our collection of memories to you. The Class of 1979 -C' ' lusu 'QI :nw 4 Bl S. 1 24 .. fn, M .x3.Z2'P:',. 9 'I ' -rr. , Q f . ' I Xi ' ,,. s ,Q ,. , if Q 1355 S. W nl f V Y Q 7- A473i? 'ff': T. . - y it IE: 15 ,,fif'fj X- A ,, -- A2513 'E' 122 fi 'L l 1 'ppjalg Y . ii. M '--- ' -f, X ii D 'Ui , HQ: SSI' ESX U 1' . x ?5W,,xk' , xx 145055 , Enix Milf Q r -2, A , Ni X ' 'fan UI' 'mfg A F Q, ' Y ' i hfx i P ,, . , A A I 1 I -' 1 5 I N G ' i 5 1' V , 1, , . W A 'mf 11? , 'wx . , 4 ,V , , X ' in Mary P. i iii W' 3? I- , ov 'Vlarguerite P. Robin F. David S m 1 Peter S. Steve B. John M, Cindy M. Julie M. X 7! .x Nancy K. F Nj , MQW H- Bonnie M. Kerri G. Sharon W. JeH H. Christine D. Judy C. Fifi- 'iff' Mary-Le 41 W 5 e H. may Gary W. Robin L. W 4' - ' 'f ? David S. Jane S. 2? , 2 .. ggi? 4 I ii Robin K. Richard B. Susan M. asm.. . ir' , if if Q: Craig R. av: wig, ' 'S Philip H. MX Anne P. hiv. ai John R. 21 Bob R. Daniel Si Mary Beth B. Mellissa Ann C. U- Laura N. , 5, I. i I ii' . .' Tracy 5, Debbie O. Julie P. Tracy David 81 Mary . '7 Q 0 H ' 1.2 ' 1 5 Q, Q Z -f' fy' L i 6 i i .7 ,, is, I , 4 i- i M Susan M. -1 i 4 wg, .X 131. 0 v'sA .,..,.?5,,f iii f if U l 1 ,Q if D 3 4 .Q Lisa O. Q Ann 81 Mary M. Kevin B. ' 1 Jennifer Debbie B-M .4 Fr 1 Joyce R. as 1 . Rosemarie Maurice C. Kathy H. 1 Julie K. Debby S. Lorie Ann P. Linda B. Andrea K. Carla M. Amb' 5' Rhonda R. Mme Laurie J. 6 Guido C. Dianna D. PRO NIOR JU 22 'Aft I f ,fl x 1 V RJ! M 11 X Our queen and king, Lori Davenport and Paul Mooney. S ,I 9 ,M .-If 3 4 ' A 2 .5 'AKG 1 --lt 1, xl, If 95 3x i 1 Inq . .00-J xiii? sb' 4 fn gf. V 4 S ER FFIC O SS LA C ENIOR if s V. Pres. J. Malloy, Tres. D. Spector, Sec. M. Powers. Pres. J. King Our class officers and student council officers this year have done a fine job. For fundraisers we have sold Bulldogs Are Beautiful shirts, participated in a candy sale, and enjoyed a senior sponsored dance. Our semi-formal held at VaIIe's Steak House had an enormous turnout. The seniors have become very close this year. Together we have participated in the senior breakfast, the senior banquet, and the senior prom at The Chateau d'ViIIe. Our thanks to these people who held our class together. Front: Recording Sec. D. Boufides, Pres. H. Cammarata, Corresponding Sec. M. Leary, Back: Vice Pres. R. Berard, Tres. R. Murphy Seniors: D. Boufides, M. Leary, C. Branca, J. Costello, C. Cravens, J. Francis, H. Cammarata, R. Murphy. Diamond, R. Berard, P. Sullivan, S. Coleman. Juniors: J. Aufiero, M. Winters, J. Arico, A, Curran, A. Callanan, P. Smith, S, Finland, A. McPherson, J. Sheehan. Sophomores: J. Hagan, J. Cohen, J. Berard, J. Murphy, W. Ganor, E. Smith, J. Berardi, M. Maitland. fl.LS EIO .LN DNN O F 25 'S' English class should always be this fun . iff-e .1-'fri :S -as 'i when did she get to be a beauty when did he grow to be so tall wasn't it yesterday whenthey were small . . . P7519 Q Hhs: Us 0 'V :Q-A. 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Keelan, B. White, M. Carroll, P. Linehan, D. O'Shea, M. McGage, L. Benedetti, M. Curran, Row 2: R. Berardi, D. Mitcherony, K. Bujnis, M. Carrara, S. McDermott, A. Camiolo, C. Rodman, W. Murphy, P. Sullo, S. Coleman. Row 3: P. Barrera, S. Olsen, M. Guarino, M. Foley, J. Ivanoski, M. Shannon, M. Uliano, G. Cafasso, J. Byars. Row 4: R. Ciolfi, C. Simons, C. McMorrow, B. Titus, S. Carroll, D. Botsch, S. Linehan, D. Ciolfi, B. Pickett, S. McCabe. Row 5: B. Nordgren, D. Goggin, E. Badejo, W. Bowen, R. Shannon, B. Ricci, M. White, R. Schnider. Row 6: S. Farrell, P. Berardi, J. Goggin, P. Keelan, I. Kesselman, A. Marshelka, M. Carroll, G. Koelsch, B. Schneider. Row 7: J. Donahue, M. Rinaldi, M. Uliano, J. lvanoski, W. Doolan. Row 8: M. Davis, T. Hoppe, M. Bainton, B. Small, J. MacDonald, G. Costello, W. Young, E. O'Brien, C. McNieI. COACHES: Mr. Therrien, Mr. Morrison, Mr. Ventura, Mr. Roach. TRAINERS: Mr. Staiti, J. Kraemer, J. Steffeny. N. r 4 .1 1 Co-captains Brien fWhiteyJ White and Michael CBuckJ Carroll. ,M . yt -0 . 1 A - arg. V 'Q - ' an ' :I ALISHVA ELI. TIV DJ gl VAI. M: if , W we lv -49 1: .wig A , -f' V On- -'P in ' K ,- . .asf vjwudhlla K... The Canton High School football team once again experienced a most succesful season. Though they started the season with a loss, the Bulldogs bounced back for one of their best seasons ever, sporting a 6-1-1- record for league play, and retaining the Hockomock division title for the second consecutive year. mt. Rowl Coach Ventura G McNeal D Jenkms P White, R. Shannon, J Gualtueru S Sullivan F Ippoluto D Healy CoachT Healy Row2 R Davis B Doody D Cammarata K Barnet J Cahlllane, J. Healey,J Erwun S Toloczko D Rooney Row3 B Barrera R Cammarata T Duggan T O Brlen J Tetrault P Keelan G Costello, E. Espenhain J Wrlght M McDonough Row4 J Homer P Crossen P Gorham L Cuofl B Kelly J Casale CMoore Row 5 D Seamen, D. Goggin, P Auken K Sulllvan J Kllroy P Donavan R Watt R Ekler -Q Q' Where's the football 7 's Ml ua, 'I 7 S' YI - x .-ef 5 if 5 ' f I I , Q .1 f l'V , Ah ! ' tr ka rf? ,,4 -vw Touchdown! Coach Roache, Coach Therrien, Coach Morrison, Coach Ventura ' -' qfM 'iilw z Trainers: Standing: D. Baker, A. Singer, T. Fiore, J. Kramer, J. Sheehan, M. Staiti. Kneeling: C. Mazzola, M. Bruno, C. Vitale, J. Stefany. SHHNIVHJ. F v Kneeling: E. Walsh, B. Smith, P. O'Brien, J. Mullaley, J. Lawler, J. Murphy, J. King, D. Martino, P. Tyrell Standing: Coach King, R. Coffman, E. Nemes, D. McLeod, S. Callahan, K. Murphy, B. McDonough, J. Dawson, P. Salemi, C. DiGiroIamo. V fr, qw. .-. Co-Captain John Mullaley and Captain John King i i L I 4 x ' sf ,'f,ef:'-ff . ,.. .y. 3,,p,'f ,Ui ex- I , u re ' ' ,A Q .,,, V 4 ,, , ., ,E Q 1:41 'V ng , 3 bb J ' - 45 ww .mrzgw A 4. .. f j. . 1 q A 'nh X' ' 1 uma. Iwc.4. Where'd it go? ,wen .': 'rx 3-V.-.AL V , I've got it. if-. V' P 'QF 'Uni if-kvri 'ff-.QW-3 A ., -.. 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Fitzgerald --canvaq 'Quanta ' in -o P! g.-1... ,.....,, srsfs2:lfS?e.2f.,.. V 5 fl al' ' li ' :lggacg iipahiix- v.-- 9 ,,w.,,.,.., il N J- ' ' .Q . ,, .- S . - it . . 1. .W .- Q-'ff-rr' Y fp- '-.ff--'i J -'-. 4 1 y .. wg ,U Aw. W F5-3 'Q' Q 'IK ,L 9. mm ' pf ...v 'li :Aff . f- . A . i'f , . .Q-fog x,' -fx. , ,pn .,,j.r .V 3 W .. .ap 4, '-. v , . 3 4 ' :ff 'V V 5 t ., Q 1 .5 The thrill of victory! Let me at it! i , Wie! FF P ' .4565 .0-, x .. 'Q J-.,. , x fan . -LJ.- t 9 ,b 5 'fi 1 -av: .- .1 S 'is Qkl' nl.. Q . . U K . r , x , is F E is 4 , in f' 'si :wigs 'W' ' ,X seizing fwfe L V . W . W xi ,, . Q ' we f M Q., ,.,g.wnit.. ' YR V S. ml lug 'PT' V V K Qi- i 1 V' ,J 1 A -' A ' 'Q 'Y if 733 .a,.- . as-M 4145. A 2 -A so S' ifn'1 The Girl's Varsity Field Hockey team finished the season in a tie with Franklin for the Hockomock League Championship. The team's record was 13-1-2, and they scored 39 goals for the sea- son. High scorers for the team were Mary Ellen Cullinane with 13 goals-Cone scored in the tourna- mentj and Terry McNeil with 12 goals. The Varsity Field Hockey team qualified for the state tourna- ment. They won the first game against Bishop Stang, 1-O, but lost to Dover-Sherborn 0-3 in the quarterfinals. Three players were selected to the Hockomock League All-Star team: Terry McNeil Cleft innerj, Jane Malloy Cgoalie-only 5 goals scored uponj, and Lisa Smith Qleft halfback- also the Globe and Her- ald American All-Scholastic team memberj. 1 D S Q-vw I X . 1 HZAL dai. W' io A 4 iw ,xl if 7l ,,,-ef 455 XL4., . .QQ Q V 1 Row 1 left to right: Coach Dunn, S. Marino, L. Davenport, D. Goodrich, L. O'Brien, D. Poore, L. Jacobs, N. Keenan. Row 2: L. Hayes, L. Flight, P. Munson, S. English, K. Ruane, M. Cavanaugh, L. Wltunski, L. Smith. Row 3: G. Gallagher, S. Bouchard, J. Gallagher, A. Lamb, T. Murphy, R. English, C. Johnston U' X 'Y ,, ,- f?5gw.-. .0-NY , 1 -. Vi I' 54 ,J ,-c- aa inf Fmhaifhnq. Wa'- ' '- -od-.. lg' 4 -'Ir rg- QQ - L. 'b,' 'Jw 'TEH ,.. Lyn.. ' 4,41-fs,s -1 ' ,..- .-1 - 4- -Q' pf .- -l ginll ANCE GUHD A -A UBRARY Yu? . A Q.. - Left to Right: Carolyn Gramer and Roslyn Puopulo NURSE 4 I Seated: S. Findlen, M. Carroll, J. Murphy, M. Mahoney, P. Harding, L. Nannery, S. Parker, R. Dolan. Standing: M. Benoit, M. Hoppe, G. Callahan, M. Martino, T. Tivnan, K. Gill, S. Graham, M. Cavanaugh, P. Sullivan, T. McNeil Row 1: L. Davenport, L. Gillis, M. Killgallon, R. Come, C. Rodman, L. Witunski. Row 2: A. Carraro, J. Jennison, J. Tordoff, S. Smith, A. Weiner P. Robinson, C. Vitale, Row 3: L. Carnes, L, Francescan, K. Campbell, R. Bernazanni, D. Kileen, V. Devine, Row 4: M. Lester, J. Stephanie, W Diamond, L. Jacobs, C. Roach, J. Fachi, L. Humphrey. cf? F1 ll ' Row 1: A. Spigel, C. Levine, L. Davenport, C. Coyne, B. Herman, S. lnguanti, L. Jacobs, J. Malloy, L. Crawford, B. Lavin. Row 2: A. Jenkins, J. Gallager, A. Macdonald, D. Mazzola, M. Costello, L. Woodworth, R. Come, J. Costello, J. Henley. Row 3: K. Devine, E. Davidson, B. Miller, D. Cashman, J. Peters, M. Cafasso, D. Vinios, C. Saffer. Row 4: M. Ponte, D. Boufides, R. Murphy, L. Francescan, D. O'Brien, K. Michener, R. Bernazzani, S. Franco, D. Matanes Row 1: B. Lavin, C. Coyne, B. Her- man, S. Inguanti, K. Moore, K Wood, C. Staples. Row 2: L. Daven- port, P. Colby, A. Spigel, L. Kelly, J Dolan, K. Kearney, R. Carafa, E Wright. Row 3: M. Oslin, N. Cahil- Iane, A. Twohig, T, McLean, R. John- son, M. Wallin, L. Hayes. Row 3: T. Trivnan, K. Gill, D. Goodrich, D Poore, S. Findlen, E. Kent, J. Mills T. McNeil Row 1: A. O'Brien, D. Golb, G. Wolfe, A. Berry, R. Shapiro. Row 2: L. Man dell, L. Hayes, K. Zack, T. Fiore, P. Russell. Row 3: J. Sullivan, R. John son, K. Jennison, B. Haffemehl, E Johnstone, D. Kileen, N. Cannally J. Louv. :lrl EIOI SV NVLSIS Sl. 5 U1 IR C NCERT CH RUS CH 31 Row 1: R. Pasquerosa, R. Wood, E. Miller, V. Pizzi, J. Sheehan, J. Carroll, D. Cahill, J. Russell, D. Chelmow, S. McCarthy. Row 2: K. Grover S. Weber, D. Chefitz, K. O'Hara, S. Miles, L. Blackler, T. Sawtelle, L. Paull, D. Cashman, B. Johnstone, C. Gutteridge. B. Young, N. O'Hara, R. Puopolo. Row 3: S. Garber, P. Derry, G. Callaghan, D. Mazzola, N. Lydon, D. Hampe, D. Semel, S. Fernald, C. Vitale. C. Staples, S. Linnett. Row 4: M. Gibson, L. Sheehan, K. Russell, J. Marshall, D. O'Connor, M. Kay, A. Weiner, C. Mosely, R. Come, L. Hagen, C. Gramer, N. Simm, S. Strumski Row 1: C. Gutteridge, J. Marshall, M. Kent, L. O'Brien, D. Chefitz, L. Paull, B. Young, C. Gramer, D. Golb, D. Hampe. Row 2: E. Johnson, S. Brooks, B. O'Neil, G.Callaghan, C. Mosely, L. Judge, A. Weiner, N. Simm, J. Keefe, L. Wright, C. Staples. Row 3: S. Garber, J. Remiesiewicz, S Fernald, S. Linnett, M. Gibson, M. Kay, J. Sheehan, V. Pizzi, E. Paull, N. Lydon. Row 1: S. Cronin, M. Carnes, D. Sexton, J. Perchard, E. Michaelson, S, Fernald. Row 2: S. Miles, L. Blackler, S. Galizio, M. Currivan, M. Curran H. Arnao, C. Campbell, M. Gibson, K. Cronin, J. McNieI, B. Smith, D. Wine. Row 3: A. Clausen, K. DeLeIIo, K. M2CdOI'12ld, S. Weber, W. Brown J. Gifford, P. Brennen, V, Pizzi, R. Wood, D. Devine, M. Mcdonald, D. Lang, M. Mooney, J. Carroll, J. Willemsen, S. Webbe, P. Allen, E Demmons, L1 Daniels, J. Remiesiewicz. Row 4: Mr. McNamara, J. Klayman, K. Daley, W. BVUUS. K. Vadeboncour, D. Baker. E. McPherson, E. Miller, D. Shatz, E. Cecelya. x., w Row 1: S. Galizio, D. Wine, J. Perchard, B. Smith, E. Michaelson, S. Weber. Row 2: J. Klayman, K. Daley, D. Baker, J. Remiesiewicz, L. Daniels, S. Front: A' Curran' L' Oigrien' K' Cronin' Back: D. Donahoe' E. l'fAVel3:t:33kB.ClllIgn, E. Delmgions, B. McLeod, A. Pulcini. Row 3: J. Willemsen, Hagan' Judge' B. Cecelya' M. K' Burke- Missing: E. O'NeilI' peros, lfford, W. Brown, Mr. McNamara. K. 0 Nem' GNVEI .LHEION O :I 'GNVEI 3'EJV.I.S BVI H9 dll A XI D N BA HING ARC A G 13 505 -4 K K+ ,..v '. 111015434 - l va- , .fgif'3'?'N ,. -gg' QD n .Lf- Row 1: E. Remiesiewicz, D. Snatz, S. Bruus, J. Klaxman, E. McPherson, D. Baker, S. Miles, E. Cecylya, K. Va deborcour, K. Donley, E. Miller. Row 2: M. Gibson, S. Galizio, L. Blackler, J. Perchard, E. Micnaelson, S. Fernald, S. Cronin, M. Carnes, D. Sexton, H. Arnao, M. Curran. J. Remiesiewicz, C. Dooley. Row 3: S. Weber, S. Strurnski, K. MacDonald, A. Clausen, K. DeLello, M. Mooney, B. Smith, G. McNeil, K. Cronin. J. Danahy, M. Currivan, D. Wine. Row 41 J. Carroll, W. Brown, J. Gifford, P. Danahy, P. Brennan, D. Lang, M. McDonald, R. Wood, D. Devine, P. Allen, L. Daniels, S. Webbe, J. Remiesiewlcz, E. Demrnons, Mr. McNamara fdlrectorb Row 1: C. Gramer, Capt. A. Kershaw, K. Wood. Row 2: S. Dors Powers, C. Vitale. Row 3: S. Brennen, L. Humphry. R. Malin, Perez, D. Connelly, B. Brenner. ey, D. Perry, J. Powers, S. Murphy, M. Moore, C. L. Mitcherony, P. Vitale, P. Currivan. Row 4: J. . F 1 q , I zA........,. . V, , ,.,,,-Y 71 ,,-L . hw IU. I nw.- '-. .27 FV .LEIH ELL 3 S 1 iff: ,0' my -1 4' 4 ,gigs- ..,, 4. Y' gif. -Y 1' We .fm fy ' 4- Q QQ Row 1: R. Puopolo, K. Logan, L. De Palma, Captain D. Fields. N. O'Hara, M. Gilrnartin. S. Hanson. Row 2: C. Duffy, A. Duffy, E. Smith, G. Gallagher, S. Duffy, M. Whntty. Row 3: M. Wallen. L. Smith, J. Sherman, R. Johnson, D. O'Brien, K. Viera, B. Spence. Row 4: K. Smith. D. Cashman. I ,ahh ft W .. , ' 5.4. Q , JZ.. .AQFNQ ws .qw N., fe J. ., 4. . f' aa..- Left to Right: C. Matusik, D. Carlin, H. Hogan, L. Matusik, Captain T. Sawtelie, L. Modica, D. Mazzola, N. Gecewicz, P. Russle. 'Nw i ti '4 I 'V' .. 9 ' 1-V, 'f fx. ' ,. vi ' g ' ff 'f . V 1 W 14. a . iff.. ' :F , -1 T 'g 32 '1? ' '.i..,..v54a?7,,..,'M A X ' A . K V . J L A- ,ng ,V V, tb .. '.. M' ' ' ' 1 1. .... J 'u H ?-f. ...J A m... ff, N 1-.,.. v - w3...f- . .f W J ' ' ' .' as-. MP ' . ie . , Zi 'W kvggf ,z M14 - M .. ,. ' N ' -v.,,,',,.. V - ,., f 'N ',.'-'Meat ' 9 .f 'w ,Q ' 'g ,NA yr. 9w,.w. Aat. ,- K .sn 4140 '-sk .M 56:7 ' . ' . g ff. , :- ., rv W 4 , .ENTJ IWW .. . J 1' ., 1 Q, .. .Li ..- Aft. Front: Captains: Anne Cashman, J. Jenneson. Back: J. Toronto, K. O'Hara, D. Chefitz, J. Glassman, L. Caldwell, M. Smith. H 'I fi HV 'H G U3 C U 34-mam-h4S'.-f..4,4,.,g, .L 51. 1- - CANTON-7 STOUGHTON-O ft T H . ' . li:-1' ',pJ4,:?i .-33: H15 ' 4 Z Z Q a T fp' V. 'B 1 f' ,x,,4 W 1 ' 'Z' - ,, wJ wa Q 'V S f 12 X , 11 1 J .haeg4 Mei., af 48- 2 'NfW Q5 Who said there'd be days like thiS?!!!!!! 'T We Y' !.,4,Q, P fin l 54? ' NJ , if ,. N, fl 6 .. NR A ...,.. 5.1 1 Canton performs at half time. ,' , A ... - ..,., , ', l13 i,2Q,, f,V,2 : ' ': S 7 ft tl ! f J' :df JP T' svi Q i . . ,1 F N 2 13, .YL QV x Q Ll in . 1 QA T wwf,wW ' I 'Bw -,,. Q. T , wg x 563, ,Q I A J- R Y ' ,lg T af U' . E 4 E 212. if r Here we go again! VICTORY AT LAST! NVHL UHUSM DN AVG V9 S 3 ES TIV LA ER P SU IOR EN f S MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bill Diamond and Diana DiCostanzo Z I E I r , -, ' ,I BEST DANCERS Mike Mc Cabe and Jill Murphy 4 I .,l ll I ll I ,I I. I 1 -i I. i I I il ll I I BEST ALL-ROUND I Bill Murphy and Lisa Smith if i X ' T12 P7 W7' E5 f I 4 ' f E5 I D I ' I 1 L 5 - ? 'LA PS4 . I I I MOST COURTEOUS I Maurie Curran and Donna Cashman T .-.af ,..ifZ'.'?'.-If-.... fe i i ,i i i i i ,ii Q BEST LOOKING Lora Nannery and Bob Keach WW 'Q Je' N -...., V' MOST TALENTED Debbie O'Connor and Vinny Pizzi MOST STUDIOUS OR INTELLIGENT MOST HUMOROUS Damian Marciante and Jack Eckler and Susan Staples Diane Vinios BEST COMPLEXION Bob Keach and Mary Hoppe fd' .f 17 MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC Sandra-Patience Strumski . .L BEST COUPLE Chico Macari and Sandy Uliano MOST SPIRITED Amy Spigel and Ricky Berard SWT' BEST SMILE Craig Rodman and Carol Cravens MOST TALKATIVE 55 Debbie Goodrich and Chuck Speros Do I have to wear a dress? , S--Lv f.-. fa 1 MOST ATHLETIC Debbie Poore and Paul Sullo YL, i 5 KY Q ff T BEST DRESSED Helenann Cammarata and Jay Francis 1 xf' f-'13, MOST MUSICAL 'fs really Jack! ' ..' O b if T Ja Bonnie MacLeod and 4226.1 ! .. A David Baker ': Q ,A :,- . A - ' Z L . r f ' f 4 ' xl N 'h.,f'. u - ' x, U , fi'?5l V N 9 F. .. 1, 'QA fffczf MOST ARTISTIC MOST FLIRTATIOUS Lisa Cammarata and John Gavigan and Kevin Kileen Julie Mills I DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Dina Boufides and John King '!!...'f..' -I ff MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC Charles Penders BEST PERSONALITY Jane Malloy and Bnan Whvte 'u 2 's.., C35 'Milli' ' l-iiizw I-l I3 11343-M? .1285 121 giwi l12R Ki -lil lIQi IIQUI 'RISE hi lil ii vb-- ZH BEST EYES Judy Marshall and Joe Doody ,gm A..., YQ, ,. BEST BODY Dan O'Shea and Renee C6me , Q BEST HAIR Maurie Curran and Denise Arsenault 1 L lr IE BEST TEETH Jane Malloy and Steve Botsch CD D DZ 4 RA SENI GN O BOYS' STATE: John King Richard Berard BOYS' STATE ALTERNATES Jeffrey Kay Steven Coleman BOYS' NATION John King NMSQT FlNAusTs Patricia O'Nelll, Susan Staples, Pamela Derry ' E-M - 'uf ,,, '1-Zvi-. l 7:26, f 2 NMSQT LE'lTERS OF COMMENDATION Sandra Galizio, Carla McCloskey. Steven Coleman, Sara Weber. 117 JEWISH VETERAN'S AWARD Mary-Lee Hale GIRLS' STATE Coleen Shea Mary-Lee Hale I . HARVARD BOOK AWARD Susan Staples DENNIS R. ALDRICH denny .Mspuckster captain .. 36 .., gary doak ... baseball 415 ... malibu ... stin- kin ... tip a van ... u mass .M seen with a nat on .M bob's ,., double in pinto , Hdenny can you drive home? r ,e jackie .. , I l Z, f W U15 ' ' Q.N 17 .A DENISE LEE ARSENAULT dee .., what's up? ... moon-dance c bla half wet ... black oak ii, gymnastics r fla steve miller '76' .., see ya! , ...N 1 4 4 . ' . ' Qi 2 DAVID ALAN BAKER buddy drums most musical e e conduc tor doc's protege yellow monte .. 1 winds ... b.h. ... but when that last guitar ha been packed away, you know that i still want t play, so just make sure that you're all set to g before you come for my piano iackso browne O1 Y:-rv LOUIS S, BENEDETTI 4-'---H' MICHELLE BENOIT good friend bb. 78 rockport 78 h.a.w. 78 florida 76 ... bermuda 79 hu- danny ... , 'G .V , .I ,V-J 'A' A ,ju conc beau RICHARD PETER BERARDI 383 the cape hi-low giels err the original walk the slime tiful loser . . . 'fb-Q film. '4-. LIT' f 504 1223 ,fy f 1' ,I ,NW rag, 'Y 'f rug,-,,, 'wafef ,. ,- 4..,w-.fx ' 2 wf+,,,:.ffVf I A f ff pm, ,anim f- ,h W.1,ffA- , RICHARD J. BERARD ricky shattered . .. hoop co-captain I , . boy's state db 4111 jr. pres a natural leader . . . 41 f 'lu. '4 I 7 iff elf!! rf PAULA E. BERTINO may you build a ladder to the stars, climb on every wrung, and may you stay forever young bob dylan, the band's last waltz MICHAEL J. BERARDI fist sg. 0' 5 1 1 FRANCESCA BETTINELLI my code crafts locker 14 , guidance ,, regzem, plz sm 1 same to you back- wards weird hi there 27 . 'ta friend is to be taken with his faults . . . LINDA MARIE BLACKLER space . .. california dreamer ,H 41st st, the pits . , . band . .. those football games dam. good me te. 1Of28!78. 'Ado not follow where the path leads, rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. . 'Wx ,' ' V' X- 4, , 1 f 2'- ' E'-1 Lfiivcfr, ,Q 1 fr if Q as I ' 1 f , DARREN BOOTH STEPHEN M. BOTSCH boothy remember the attick big bags botschy . , 4 quiet, polite , .. 314 . , . coltman ,. , zepplin 1 the 4 logs E a.a. , ed and craig 66 . nova .,. blb . , . 4doz. eggs , 1 1 short drive get away always cooked the cult in jerry's car semi 77 food fight . 11717777 ,,. cat's cottage ir. where's laurie? i.s1!17!78!!! 64 l .WQ rl 1 X fl -A ' f rd ' y., r rw 57' 3 PAUL J. BONANNO paul wimpy skiing rolling stones . goofy's basement wood 1 . 3.5 J 'if aj' DI NA E. BOUFIDES dino golden greek j.b. .., scheming roses, roses ... b.g.k's. ,. . remembers dances and summers ... live, love, laugh .M all that i've seen gives me faith in my Creator, for all that i've not seen . . . kv- we-QQ 'F DIANE BROPHY db. little brown honda ,, those skirts! thingie-wiggle .,. sensitivity I , a hellenic girl ' 1 I .,, rick ... if you can fit you can have a ride . ,. 'I' f V . t. rally yearbooker dungarees? , ev- ra I A a DIANE E- BRADY erybody has a dream billy joel A -. ' . oh really, not him again! ,.. the chase .. . sum- mer of 78 . .. red light ... nantasket A shorts? those beach parties . . . love them ss's how's the kids? .U CHRISTINE M. BRANCA chris... 411-45-4111 ...season of 77-78 ,,, boz scaggs .., snooze ... summer of 78 .., to all the good times our future lawyer remember the past, live the present, and have faith in the future f2 I7 'ram DANIEL JOSEPH BROSNAHAN MARY ELIZABETH BROSNAHAN MARCIA A. BUCKINGHAM dano ... the cape ... ah, those vans! ... 4129 boone ... rockport 78 .M going to arbidubis f9ally?! ... wer1dy'S employee ofthe month . E d.h. club ... foxy smile ,.. a definite party In ... hockey cheering . .A Iyn skyn 77 .M moun- college pond ... cape cod summers , .I elton man great friend ... mr. p.m. himself .., tain dews neil young ... the doobies 78 .H and boz ... best of friends never part , , slow fIa. 79 today lives for those who share dancer their dreamsg feeling . .. for in you are secrets of the world. 65 1 4 i I '04, KEVIN MICHAEL BUJNIS buj football 431 caddy beach party skiing in n,h. keg party love JUDITH I-UCILLE BULMAN those colts ... good repair job ... airport ,.. 'd ...b ...I k lh I IU e pr oc s red ug ts bue CAROL ANN BURKE lights . . . ski nut . . . bbgames . .. a bigmack . .. the ford 8. the fox . .. put the brake lights on! .. . th bl I, life isfor living and giving and caring and sharing ose ue 'gms M4 no wwe' M- Cape Cod H with people We love., drivejin star-market ... meatloaf .. don't just sit there! i think i m locked out again . the chase ... david ... fr. Mb- X I Ea, A, 5.-Q..--4 1 1' CINDY LU ANN BYARS lu ... hendrix ,,. yes concert '77 ... t .. the logs ... stone free .., it's only rock and roll but i like it fire gold. .jb free bird H , H H l H Q Zeppelin 5f10f79 In cazbl.. h.a.w.b.b, 78 H. .. tull, yes, 78 fire GUIDO A. CAFFASSO ... banana bug, ... michelle teach me ... no check please ... jamie ,.. CAROLYN ANN CAFARELLA guido american foxes kkk baker street ... the night life ... mp's ... taco's seg- ment extension . . . liz 66 .'- . I 1 - I? A15 'Wy nf, ,rj U' f, y A 'Q 'QA . TL: 't '.... 7P -,gg 1 , Vi My i i -.3 if , i Y' Fil, V MICHELLE NATALIE CAFASSO guido's sister ... track ... july '78 ,.. billy joel ... summer nights ... starlight, starbright ... if you can imagine it, you can accomplish it. if you can dream it, you can become it. william arthur ward A GERALDINE L. CALLAHAN jeri ... westfield .,. the hilI .li our little bull- dog... the knock ... mickey d's . .. nantuck- et ... mopeds 78... c.r. ...jinx1,2,3, ... stop the bet 1O!31f78 briggs pond blue duster ymca 11f4!78 papa gino's ,1 jim nf, x .,, ,,,iaA7, ight, 47 -,ful :ii 5 ' lx rfb! x 1 f 'Md W' x GRACE M. CALLAGHAN always singing . . . harmony . . . those goo-goo' eyes .,. eagles concert ... the dance' 8!25!76 . ,. mt. washington, new hampshire .. musicals . ,. jackson browne , , . DAVID R. CAHILL a- ' I il Elil l HELENANN CAMMARATA 'Awhen i walk along with two others, they may ANDREW F- CAMO'-O prove to be my teachers. i will select their good qualities, and follow themg their bad qualities and avoid them. 3!13!76 ils confusious 67 K f it vw 1 ', wff f if an fi M f . ' s f 5' .' LISA J. CAMMARATA lis ,.. forever on the j.s.c. waiting list ... tennis doubles i . . franks 2 for 1 . , . that cold air will get you every time! ... turtle club ... that hat .., 4 for 4 let us sing and dance until we shall know the final art, how to banish good and ill with the laughter of the heart - james stephens 41. -. if IQ yi UWW- p---Q JOSEPH M, CANAVAN NANCY CAROLYN CANALE nancy shorty 3rd lunch , , innocent sneaky sneaks ,,. nip-er , l football games we decide which is right and which is an illusion .., moddy blues ... V' ' V1 -Km V 4,1 ' f: , 1:z5?'1'-Q, 'K . ff ff , W NN, '12 'fi R Q0 s YN. . ' I MICHAEL CARRARA ' 9 crypt l'79 .. vegas- loans niacin at bethel . . . senior breakfast. oops! almost expelled . . . 9 GINA M. CAPPELLETTI + 12 f-b- d.b. cape 77 , 78 boz scaggs last train! snooze the chase!! ... its the laughter we will remember whenever we remember the way we were. F? '35 av. JAMES ROBERT CARROLL you see it all, the past we've come. through days of distress and defeat, we've come to final success and joyful conclusion at c.h.s. . . . axle magee X ,,w:W,..4..... ,. W.. ,. .. . . ., .,xW,.,W5g gif n' y. V , .fa - ,sms V ' we .T .SJ .V 'Q' ,! ?F,A'iV'Z'g'J1 4224: ww' - '22 qv-W 4. v , 1-ws 'gg , ' -'pf' I . . .nu 2 ' '1 MICHAEL P. CARROLL buck 562 greenlodge, airport coach mo ... are you going to the game? .. . joe montana and the fightin irish . . . DONNA M. CASHMAN cash courteous always smiling oh nurse ... drill team .,. flag squad ... australian outback ... concert choir ... bells are ringing MARK GERARD CAVANAGH cav ... puckster 417 ... boston garden '79 ... saturday nights at pilgrim arena bud 16 oz l dh . . . charter member of airport, greenlodge, 8l i space station ponky . . . 24 hour parties . . . 2nd home, nurse's office . . . li Qu-in RICHARD P. CIOLFI, JR. c.i.o.l.f. drive-in the k often seen driving 65 chev ... the cape a good friend adventurous o and n aide Smile! You're on candid camera. 69 Ili' i W ra 4, ...ll 7 JOSEPH DOMINIC COGLIANO, JR ' in life, be like a fox to recognize traps and like' AMY MARGO CLARK our supply new jersey the library 1!6f77 running france the two big d.'s in their skivs M, brigham's christmas party, 12!1O!78 cheering , .. 79al .,. echo 79 ,,. math? .., the frogs are in! ... happiness is what counts ... ROSEANN COEHLO lion to frighten off wolves. weekends ' Hi Cutie, rn.g.a, carnaro E business often seen ' schooI??? kung fu man springste seger, clapton, mason, and palmer clare ,. E7 gn, izrfh FL g . cf STEVEN E. COLEMAN, JR 'J 06 vegas 320 newhouse hey, nice feet c.w. band comes alive ., it matters, GEORGE O' COLP not lying down known to womanize skeeeeeet quite the flirt the kippa freightliner l cuss F-1 J-1:15-IQ' RENEE M. CCEME icherish your yesterdays, dream your tomor- ows, but live your todays. ... david ANNE MAME CONLGN A anne marie ... drill team ... 2-4 ... la baule ... l p-town ... woo! ... really? ?? l A -4,5 fix. 1, f, 1 ? 'S- . 4 CINDY JEAN CONTI cindy ...always smiling ... 7!3!78 . . . toga ... JOSEPH CONNOLLY england 76 ... b.p.r. ... 11f2of7s ... infe- , u guards ... annie hall ... llama . .. subway dan- 't 5 3 funny fhlng about life? if YOU refuse T0 30' cin' pp77 ... is it raining? ... o-rings and liept anything but the best, you very often get it. waves g V B fed lights. .lvl 'as CAROLINE FRANCES CONNOLLY accept me as i am, so i can find out what I may become ... diet pepsi ... 'tcome sail away ... sear's greenies . .. boz scaggs .. night at b.c. gl westfield new year's eve . space, port. lodge party hardy . 3!23f78!! moped 78 flasher wild st Hwhat lies behind us, and what lies ahead of us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. MICHAEL G. COOK cookie ,.. cape cod ... '79 ... 66 JU DITH COSTELLO judy ,.. duxbury ... tennis . .. pn .., 7th period i . . yesterday is but today's memory and tomor- row is but today's dream ,,. N, Q l' M - Dv-g,,., , . 5.5-?'lEW W, , Yseig .. A. - .. DENISE A. MARY ANN COSTELLO mary .. . quite lst lunch . . . always studying loves to read nurse YI? GAIL ROBIN CORWIN hail, h.a.w. '78 b.b. '78 rockport '78 ., tull '78 .. . seagar. florida twice, moonbeam. fri day group, fire. il! I i X L, e. MARK M. COTTER .i MARGARET MARY COTTER meg... one of three .. . boz scaggs 774178 the mailbox dennisport 78 macdonalds luckyman p,g. 11!17 john . jig I I ' is I A in ll W LINDA ANN CRAWFORD lindy-lu one of the skinches come sail away 4 doz. eggs mickey d's wild weekends on the cape . , . fire . . . boz scaggs . . . flasher . .. sears greenies . . , space, port, lodge cake face . . . all star team ...dd's rr . . . wild street Q9 v' MARY TH ERESA COTTER mary one of three memories denni- sport 78 p.g. . . . bozz 7!4!78 . . yesterday came suddenly b.d. way . sis. 1 at 71 A I I . go Y-' l,f is CAROL M. CRAVENS the last train rte. 3a the knock cheering shinamite snooze cres- cent ridge whatever happens, remember, everything is for the best. ,it , Nix f' HEI- I . ,Q 'N km 2 . ,,, fu'-.L 7 x 7' kj f VIRGINIA MARIE CRIMMINS ginny always laughing good friend deutsche harvard stadium men's room 7!31!78 ... wash., d.c. .., echo 79 ed ... bre- men ' I . -1 x ' X if MAURICE JAMES CU RRAN maurie ... moe ... cowboy ... 325 ... what song is it you wanna hear? ... coach, can i play? 73 5, ,QA , Q , KEVIN F. DALEY white torino band fdrumsj red AA A hat trick A A A third eclipse A A A skiing north A A A oArA A A A somf A A A sAmA: when the shark bites AAA every- body has a dream AA billy joel ' 21519.55 fA 1. Y LAUREL ANN DARDANO laurie AA m.dA afternoon, sleep at the library AA bla-e A fla AA steak 8i cheese A, i'm fine 9!22!78 crash in the prix 8!12!76 the bench A A those all weekend parties AA loves the irish the cars AAA summer nights at draper AAA it's miller time A 74 GERALD FRANCIS DALTON the ponky flash A A A jed A A puckster 4110 good sense of humor A AA cute A A has good man- ners A A A Iikes pink shirts AA drug addict A good driver?? AAA look out for the bull go eagles! O PM 'x i f 1 ai f g 5 3' vi LORI ANN DAVENPORT 8!9!77 paul stairway to heaven junior prom 76 vega boston glen echo nights A A A whip A A A butch A A A memories from the drive- way A A A live each moment to the fullest be where you are not where you were nor where you'll be the moment is 8. the past was 81 the future may never be A A A 40X Y W- ROBIN THERESE D'ALUISlO 'Tx 7 PAMELA LA DERRY pam mithssp uri nse AA CQX 130 lighting AA A if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined he will mee! with a success unexpected in common hours A. henry david thoreau A. A DAVID JOSEPH DEVINE dave ... nice and understanding . . . always thinking of others ... first night in the wagon ... moped 78 ... cake face ... sky bum .H beach party 77 ... colts ... 95 south ,., locker for 4 . . . weekends at cat's cottage. --.0 AMY C. E' X ERIC FRANCIS D'HEDOUVILLE eric ... where ya been ,. . beach bum . L toma- hawk ... in the surf ... ski bum .,. crusin the heights ... falmouth town .,. 115 V.. let's face it ... no alright I., a real friend always row- dle ... those bit blue eyes .,. robyn s .9 DIANNA MARIE DICOSTANZO voici mon secret. il est tres simple: on ne volt I Q., f XA Y'f 'Kj l YN WILLIAM ALAN DIAMOND bill benny most likely to succeed I junior Sputnik club president firebird 3 lunch plan steve martin 1078778 dallas cowboys ffl beatles w.s,s.s.? . elvis the c. honesty is hardly ever heard - billy joel M, oh the shark bites, with its teeth dear, and he keeps them pearly white -steve martin Cmack the knifey me as in-'ag' SUSAN JANE DIROSARIO steven 11!18!77 forever, art, if i ever bien qu'avec Ie coeur. Vessentiel est invisible lose this heaven rock n' roll hendrix I. Zeppelin ... lynard skynyrd .M the allman bros. pour les yeux. - antoine de st. exupery band ... the road goes on forever , , 75 ROSEMARIE DOLAN rosie 9!22!78, crash in the prix . . . just hanging around the high school mac's football games in the bus skiing feebe i just can't stay away . . . those all weekend parties , . . traveling . . . fb-4 CHRISTINE A. DONCHESS stonch constant partier, despises school, a member of the secret undercover pumpkin bri- gade . . . loves white paint and picnic tables . . . but this horse must be 19 hands! suicidal on expressways . . , state your weight . . , one of shaw's finest? old bag . ., i love christmas! 76 JOHN RICHARD DONAHUE dean . . . always pulled over . . . will always keep to the right green speed dinah-moe sew i 'bf af KATHLEEN ANN DONAHUE kathleen . . . never kathy . . . can usually be found at mammoth martfkings . . . ace . . . b,p,f. and c .. . that kirk douglas look . ,. love those baby blues . . . willing to listen . . . auf deutsch. bitte . , . friday nights after work . . . a true friend humm sharon smile 454 giels buds W-li.,1.fA A JOSEPH M. DOODY W ,,, , i BRIAN MATH EW DOOLEY bri . . . likes that olds feeling . . . what a clas- sic enjoys life competitive elo moody blues .. . florida . . . SHERRILL ANN DORE ralf . . . el espanol . . . hit or miss . . . tunafish frogs . . . brownies . . . el guante no fits bueno hubbles wbc , A 5 ' ' KATHLEEN A. DOYLE - ,x , A ' kathy joe pilot and copilot of the blazer up ' f- ' wreck fighte.rh1f2 . . . loves c.b . . . bootsie . . . tassylands . . . splash party at 2 a.m. . . . snowing in juIy?! porsureski! .gig Al A E j :lf Q , I if 'V Wa ,. yn, j' r we -.. ,A flew KEVIN P. DOWNEY f Nay 'Y .' fvn, if , 'Q-.ffgf r - W .5 , A Ww,1, ,lj .Q x i if a i . K . JOSEPH MATTHEW DUNN joe .... wednesday nights .... she was .... the music man .,.. anything goes .,.. don't drink the H20 .... 77 ,-a me ll Pl x'.. 1, .3 '1 .bg .f ' A 1' - x' N 'EN t . k g.: .wrt , , . ,.-ia 'Y ii. MARY AGNES DUNN field hockey weekend in n.h saturda Y night oldies . . . varsity club . . . hoit wilhelm . . . KENNETH EDWARD EAMES action ... kit kat .,. wednesday nights ... ken Ueam i ,, . b b H can i havejust one o come on when k .f 'f k Ze I' 3 Uk' asa 3 a you share a dream with a friend, you 'share a part m e' a of 'a Ott e' an a Cor ' mm ' ' Zrun of yourself. In ... skank n ... styk ... the cape ... tensions ... munchin! ... Effie ann ll lik liilb 2 4 , af 4 Q If ,- gg. hevgz' If ' 65 7 J MARY BETH ENos ... 7 s A spidah july 4 in the afternoon canoe river days . . . crazy . . . afternoon deIight : . . . the big d.i. 78 k.k. and the gym don't eck .. . mr. humor ... ooh that smile ... mad bend your legs . . . most flexible award ... punct, miler .M often seen in ... jackie boy ., wood punct, punct, hi jude! p.t.1. ... kill the twins ... shop ... dad's monte .. , misty's mushes buddy 461 bobo JOHN F. ECKLER 78 4 r 7 . , . i -..-at xx? ,gg 3, ' 1 'uf LL fl ' ' ,f1'4'!? a4 ffffy' f -2- , ff ef, i 'S 3 xl nf? . V If r, l i 4 ' 1 4' i i l l ..:IT I .. , 1 1 f l L' l , Y' i if . I Si .zz L 53- na' i f l 7 E r r l MARK P. EARDLEY eard bob sieger led zepplin night ' moves loves those good times .. A the spa . . . negative . . , wampy I l 1 i l I WAYNE SCOTT EVANS 1 s.h.k. grad monday nights at scoop sam's queen is king locker for four Ia costa 78 . . . -in the game of life its a good idea to l have a few early losses, which relieves you of the 1 pressure of trying to maintain an undefeated sea- l l son-bill vaughan i l . 4,- , 'I'Tj',7 gli V. I -v-f1 A,:f DEBORAH ANN FIELDS A ROBERT FLAHERTY debbie ugga meg loves a good laugh all-nighters tea parties let's make a deaI quasimodo wham time . . . sybil ... let the good times roll p 'a r 't y the hitch hikers, macbeth, rock first class MARLENE T. FINEBERG v. cheerleading jogging 78 w! j.m. . . . other half r.l.- u.s.y.8ib.b.g dances 81 long phone calls other two halves c.w. 8. s.w. all smiles ... r.c. ... love life and life will love you back WILLIAM A. FLANAGAN basketball the truck 6!5!78 the wharf sagging sagamore the case love those s and d's ... maine turnpike ... p.p. 78 colleen STEVEN J. FOLEY foles . . . remember the skin head . . . basketball 15 track tensions w.t.b.a. MARK A- FRAUC ...f. k k' - Sarge reggae m S an n gum barlow . . . known for his quick temper . . . ha piest out of school the blue bomber , 4!8!78 amy 79 if W-mf I 1' ' 'W wi-57 LINDA ANGELA FRANCESCON if dreams are reality, and reality are dreams, then you are a dream and i never want to awak- en. .,alan.,, ,Mn wi sz ---an l X J T JOHN O'SULLlVAN FRANCIS JR. JAMES FRANCIS jay ... watts ... eaffh, Wll'Id afld flfe Cry-3 stal goblet receiver . bpr E lim ... blizzard 78 .E pp, revol the Wall ' summer of 76 ., the weekends happiest away from building b office i l ROBIN LEE FRIEL the sweetest sounds i'll ever hear are still inside my head. the kindest words i'll ever know are waiting to be said. the most entrancing sight of all is yet for me to see. and the dearest love in all the world is waiting somewhere for me. ,,,, 4- X 1 JOHN FRUCI. JR. I 'iff KENNETH ROGER GAGNON ant discovered at w.c.c. ... golf pro? ... a gamblin man newport jai alai monday night at sams ... not another wampy shirt . . . what's the odds? ... ah good job ... but officer the telephone pole jumped in front of me JOHN E. GIANELLI work study . . . a.v. club . . . the kid ... weekends ... the blue belline mobile . .. vacations to flor- ida these four years here at chs i have had some of the best times in my life . . . .,.' W, ' SANDRA M. GALIZIO as my days here come to an end, i will under- stand, what i left behind, part of me -chicago ... galiz . .. skying' in the valiant .. . b.c. dances ... j.h.? ... weebles ... 5 ft ... the spa ... dam. good. fx- JOHN EDMUND GAVIGAN gave Iites dh club of american charter member greenlodge .. airport space station ... candy man Jrvsfvx 7' If I 4 '-. L. LINDA MARIE GILLIS lyn shopping in boston mistaken for a frosh cute ,.. tp ., stonehill parties I , spa 7131 harvard stadium men's room I , whip rowdie .., the time has come for closing books and long last looks must end, f .lfifgh '. . fl TQQ1 I, NIJXQ. I .,t,vV I EQ' A . J A f ailli fp. if '- c4,, 1 f'-iffy 7 yn' '0 Kal - 1.11, , , f P' 8 , 1 ,J 4 . I li fb, ,Q I . ' - ws w --.1 -- 4' Y - . df I u 4. ,4 ' '- 'I 2772 ' 5' ' Y,4g3 -2 . rf '??f-I ' 15 :Q ffl dash , -. PETER S, GLICK Could these be urine samples? 82 459 ROBERTA ANN GLASS berta when it's good, it's really good, but when it's bad, i go to pieces - bowie JENNIFER ROSE GLASSMAN jenn E., ooh those eyes , loves those u mass weekends ,H little bugaroou , friday's - l.w.- nights u.s. ying it I only kidding those summer memories . though past melts away, lovely memories stay iv .F ff LISA ANNE GOETZE KATHELEEN M. GOOD lisa .., i'd rather be dancing ... gracie the goodie ,., friday group .. knows how to party midas touch .,. the store with you in mind ., ,.. you're late .M tire 8 periods a day E the complainer germany, finally to be good things come in small packages shat- great is to be misunderstood - emerson tered . .. ponky ... marshfield , tull 78 the barn bill 1 I l 5' ANDREW s. GOODMAN goody hubey b-ball echo 79 jour- nal action photography cougar whipped to achieve all that is possible we must attempt the impossible- to be as much as we can be, we must dream of being more - anonymous 462 I ,f'pnu.., 4 'Qns..-.gi..t... CAROLYN FRANCES GRAMER' ... a smile costs nothing but gives much: it takes but a moment but the memory of it sometimes lasts forever ... la baule ... smiling . ., there to listen nice hair theatre club major- ettes . .. AA wxe... . .1 1? -rl 1 l i 1 Y., DEBORAH S. GOODRICH debbie ,.. goody A.. easter eve ... april vac ... j.p,-n.h. dipping . . . space, lodge 84 port . ,. flash- ing horses 9722178 always talking ,.. bumbader here ... summer 78 . E, dynamic duo ... so its the laughter we will remember A.. swimming lane 2 ... j.j. P 4, i ,xi SARA JANE GRAHAM sara lee from tennessee . .. the black olds vermont 78 . . A jock .., sara smile , ill kill u ,.. t.b.g. Z' LAWRENCE J. GUALTIERI 1 i an X' - 3, ,115 ROBERT GREENSTEIN greeny olds cutlass and to the girls at milton and canton high, while some of you have come and gone, i have come Cfrom miltonj and will always remain fin cantony Fw if 'Y' ELSA JOANNA HAGBERG elsa loves to perform .. pick-a-little sarah lawrence . . , a good friend . . always smil- ing . artistic . .. loves to travel ... a real indivi- dual ... lalga ... 84 if-ev' KERRI GROVER 9711176 bird m.h.s. 77-78 h.n.h. skynyrd costello be-bop ,. aldo's best times out of school ... last night i saw the future, this morning there's no hope, and the words i sung so clear are now clouded by my tears b. nelson STACY HAINLINE peanuts buns it's cool ... softball ... greased lightning ... fido ... dave 5717778 ... snazbat jackie's jail bun's! we've been busted! ... chucky baby ... spacey ... PATRICIA MARY HAGAN pat tuesdays b-o-o-y .. really n.h. ... s-bomb ... it's d-day ... said the cat. were all mad here. i'm mad. you're mad. how do you know i'm mad said alice. you must be. said the cat or you wouIdn't have come here - lewis car- roll MARY-LEE HALE my mynova bpr locks butchhli the red sox ... that star market feeling . . . i am only one, but still i am one. i cannot do every- thing, but still i can do somethingg and because i cannot do everything i will not refuse to do the something that i can do. Qlq Don't be afraid. M PHILIP LAWRENCE HALFOND phil ,,. section 318 pats games ... n.a,t.o. A p.o division often seen in newton-brookline XX : if I .37 f HC- -3 area all the way with a.z.a. ,.. echo '79 .,, -Qld nice to know . . . .Q 05-Q Q, ' N 'xt i ' kf ERIC PETER HANSON crab ... often found in weight room .,. poison ivy woman m.g.a. QV , PATRICIA ANN HARDING patty .,. mountain dew .., fla .. g-ing to arba- dubas lane A., boz scaggs 78 .A hockey cheer- ing . . . doobies 78 ... 8!14!78.iohn , ., :decid- ed long ago never to walk in anyones shadow, if i fail if i succeed, at least i'II live as 1 believe. I can get a basket. 85 X X 'Z R t 19- JOAN HARKINS 4515 f 5 ri 1 af' .Q if , 'rf , if . I it , 2 4, ' SHEILA M. HARTNETT joanie ... the knock ... the hill ... jinx1,2.3. i've got to keep on chasing my dreams, or i may ... stopl. marshalls ... micky d'S ... never find them. summer of '78 1O!31!78. briggs pond c.r. 11f4!78 papa gino's . . . iam not afraid of tomorrow, for i have seen yesterday, and i love today. TRACY A. HEAP trace doobie brothers '78, b.b. '78, florida '79, twice!! firell, h.a.w. '78, rockport '78, m.d. afternoon '77, moonbeam '78, m.h.s. summers, '77, '78. we get by wfa little help from our friends. trans-am. 86 aj-.5 JEFFREY T. HELLMUTH jeff, future professional photographer, Echo '79 calf. bound, ramsco, the wall KATHY A. HASENFUSS kathy kit kat the knock country time ... the vineyard ... we know bluncas . .. the Iocker ... skiing ... florida!78 ... its not the time you have. but who you spend it with. that makes the time. ...-if CHRISTINE HENDERSON chrissy - -- nanc remember winter of 76 . . . sum- mer of 78 ... and through all the years. and all the sadness, and all the pain, comes one thought that can make me internally smile. again: i have loved michael . . . 4!22!76 PATRICIA HENLEY AMY L. HOLDEN patty maine skiing. boston. wbc loves amy amellia fighter no. 1 all star those eyes. summer '78 water? cherry team. attends classes quite frequently for those weekends. chuga, chuga. e8tc . . . the easy sale: one dented blazer . . . splash party at 2 a.m. way? always on the move. ... snowing in july?! ... porsureskil. 4!8!78 ,.. mark GL. r 1 5,5 .og MELISSA HOLLIDAY missy california bound plant jagger. paint it black. southern comfort . . , if i leave here ROBERT A' HOOD tomorrow would you still remember me for i must be travelin on now cause therefs too many four legs ... zepolin ... 121101.78 . loves to JOSEPH W places i've got to See. party . . . boothie s cottage . . . 1. geils 11' Q ,ya ff- I MARY ELIZABETH HOPPE mary beth m.b.h. new yorker ,.. hilar- ious laugh love that accent m8tm I, connection in the home e.c. dept v.k. flashing yellow lights .M the road is long with many a winding turn that leads us to who knows where ,. had ai lt's like this ... 88 -4-9. ' f 'I I'-7? Val 7 ' ROBIN M. HURST happiest out of school .I maine loves to party festus one of the wild pumpkin stealers , . . I LAURIE MARIE JACOBS good friend ,. . love that laugh , . . good listener lou-la-belle ... swimming, basketball, tennis ,.. black-oak ... summer '78 .., the spa ... weekend at -'1.c, stashed away so con- fused ... dreams ... friendship can't always be measured in words, but is always felt within the heart . , . 'af 1 O ANNETTE M, IPPOLITO netty herman '77 yound blues boston .., queen '78 as nine Ilamas france easton days 81 nights I best times out of school , ,. party! .M ',7e1W'f7If2t'f 7?'f'fi H' A ANDREW ELLIOT JENKINS aj ... summer '75 A.. may '78 I .. braintree tuna fish .U guidance .,. -H6 w . '.,f:gf,aZ' f' , t L. V521 :Lf f' ,-Rv 31,3 M 1 V , . 1. fa: iii X' ff' v 1 A . , W , ,.,, A f . 5 Q- i ' ' . 'ff' 4' V . 1 :fd 1 ' It gf. robyn and eric EDMUND J. JONES jonsey ... 374 .., anne, always and forever, weekends down the cape 4 wheeling Lows WILLIAM KANTAROS after .the prom ' giels ' bud ' towne dub lou ... 47 on the ice A ,. talkative . ., the golden ...huh-low...bethel,.. . . g greek airport ivy bound . the only time that seems too short is the time that we get to play. A :Q - 1-,AV 4 75 , -1 -' 5 ' .W-,1 ' A. . f'c,g.'. ., I ,,i3f,?2'.' I., A. , fi 462,55 1 , Q' gif' . V . ' , I., 3. M ,. t . - pi 4 KY... 'T 'x 1 fits 4 i , l 1 . hgqxu-1 ...,. i ' 5' ' A ' l '. 5 ' ' ., 5 i ROBIN P. KASHMANIAN if stevie flirtacious owwa, owwa! -, ,. what ... doesn't have to be seen to be heard JEFFREY REED KAY ,lr-.525 constantl snapping her gum loves to U H U , H laugh letI's go hunting angel the , SCWHY g 4' d'mp'9S 'te' 128N echo ROBERT J, KEACH hitchhikers the famous marilyn .H 79 o.i. . knowsnthe rules of the road . ,t tenms i ,, be not S'mp'y goodj be good for bob new hampshire the lake ., what Somethmg' Thoreau bob? . . . airport . . . greenlodge . , s 89 fi JULIE MARIE KEEFE jules . . . that laugh . . . eagles concert '76-jum- pin' jack flash ... c.y.o.- the witness ... mart- ley c. true mountain climber !!!. i got no cause to be afraid, or fear that life will ever fadeg DOUGLAS BARRY KEELAN 'cause as i watch the risin' sun, i know that we halfe ll-'Sf begun- glen freyfdon henley kiwi ... birdman ... 1131 ... doc's room ... my car died ...the museum ... 4!17!78 .. NANCY THERESA KEENAN nanc ... nice smile ... long and silky .., swim team, 50 free explorers 11f4th dance ... love that laugh ... fun to be with. duck ... a friend to talk to . . . patrick . . . 'ltii f V E3 1 gf 4 tts' o 9 Q Q ' 4-Fr Xb ,fam 25:21. 's ' MAUREEN ELAINE KELLY MARTIN J. KENT, JR. moe ... doc ... summer '78 ... snickers ... sonny ...fire ... summer '75 ... jethro tull ... saturday night oldies ... pedidle ... tankard la rue ... the gouk ... good kid ... kath's house d.w.f.p, hoit wilhelm athletics boogy- ponky 41 boston-boston good job ing .. . always smiling ... life is only as good as ... van action ... you make it , .. live each day to its fullest. 90 5 ... ... i 15 4,5 Q Vi' fav .QV .F.7u0 1 30' nf 9 nr 4- ' 'ff 'IL 115 .+ diff ,uf macbeth rock first class Hg, ln 134- . :ef- J 5- MAURA KILGALLON you ve got to be crazy I ve got to get there' JS JOHN GRAHAM KING DOUGLAS R. KNAPP KARLA KNECHT sky, jr our president trackstar boys doug hockey 24 .. hockey team nation a different girl in every hall .. . pole chauffeur breakaway! . . ping pong tourney vault record ...jr. sputnik 81 spacemen . .. brant ... underwater 8-track . .. the antenna dee rock ... annapolis or harvard bound . . liverance .. . boondocks. . . XY 'fi r yt vs mv IV' I x W.4.v la wqyw JOSEPH BERNARD KRAEMER, Ill CHRIS J. LAGADINOS MARK WILLIAM LAMBERT joe ... trainer-manager 41 football hockey chevy ... dog pound ... 3 dollar car wash for a lamby ... b-ball .,. Shuffle Off to bUff8lO .. doc's buddy ... whose next? 5!19!78 ... seville but it cost tatoo 5 ,,. fog lights for sale bathtub brawl ... slam dunker .. 2-'23 . 6!18!78 .. tape tee's on the sideline .. airport '78 maff3D3n The Ta Ones f CVYST3' goblet boston education is a way of life heist wheelman the blue monte. 92 -411 ,Y RICHARD A. LANE ROBERT H. LANE gator ... bri ... 43 ... howdie ... goat ... rob ... felix ... what y'all doin this weekend? eagles styx ... suite ... madame blue .., apart- sow-who me? ... dec, 2-rte. 1 ... f.f.s. 8. s.c. .,. ments ... quiet ... always thinking a friend to all ... whaaat!! always shaking hands apartments how's my boy doin! was a virgin to snow. 'S 4-nv 1 lng. JOSEPH JAMES LAWLER JAMES A. LEARY joe ... the grey ghostfdent gail . . , england and the pubs ... x-country rides friday group . . . fire! stones l.t.b.s. Nr' Ytbbvwrs S: 'FAN BARBARA ELLEN LAVIN barb ... never completes a week ., drive-in .. . spa starmarket ... hyannis '78 cf2 .M sunrise at pequitside farm whip 5f9!76 paul yesterday is never over if a memory is born E. W if ,J xl X 'f.,,1 :W ' 7'Z'ff' r ' -,. 214- 1fr'7'Z aj-fat ,N , fa? nf Z5 ,. A G W 4 . if? J MARY JO LEARY jo ... mo-jo ... love that smile . A. there when you need a friend curley's cheerleader ...the weekend at h.c. ,.. give me a break! ,.. summer '78 look into yourself, to find out who you are, be pleased, and you are able to stand alone. 93 .al - ,, 'nj' ff MARK PAUL LESTER chipper ROBIN J. LIFTMAN for . . , definitely . . . really . . A little white book 45 starsj , . . oh those french pasteries! , . . france '78, bermuda '79 like the socus? good dresser ... s.h.k. grad. ... good friend to have 94 ...As- 415 -,-,pi csv g O THOMAS VYTENIS LEVECKIS L 9 , as Ieveck .. . '76 camaro . . . ponky fires . . . drive- in homeroom with bab's 8i joe seen with headley DONALD T' LEWIS' H ,,. skip day '78 . gif PAUL F. LINEHAN wallace 860 football lacrosse SUSAN DANA UNNETT theatre club music room n.h. how long its been since yesterday, what about tomor- row, what about our dreams and all our memo- ries we shared? john denver SUSAN C. MACADAM sue scadams . . . all nighter 9!22f78 flashing yellow horses . . . sophomore nites . . . black oak queen, marshfield d.j. 9!1!78 .., uncle sams dipping space, lodge, and port dy- namic duo CYNTHIA A. MACDONALD cindy n.h. dipping all-nite 9!22!78 scango I.s. 81 her 4 unidentified friends . . . i can cry with the best, i can laugh with the rest, but i'm never sure when it's reaI. -jackson browne ROBERT MACARI chico . . . delta sandi jimi hendrix dennisport '78 88 happiest away from school. .PUK HEX' --ww 5 .inf MARY F. MACDONALD mary ... x-country m.v.p. ... bus rides ... win- ter track-freeze . . . varsity club . . . mercury , . . spring track ... dudley cd ... lazy s . . . buck o.h. the happiest life, seen in perspective can hardly be better than a stringing together at odd little moments. -norman douglas ,f 251 -r ' ANNE E. MACDONALD not annie . . . track whiskey . . . always busy a sincere friend gymnastics that crooked beam! dedicated . . . cross country . . . hats off hand signal m.v,p. be happy with what you have and are, be generous with both, and you won't have to hunt for happi- ness. -william e. gladstone Yi 1' -Q. .iii ,ffffl LISA ELLEN MACKAY in the midst of winter, i finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer. -albert camus. lake winnipesaukee . . . room 3 . . . hoola dancers mud puddles freebird 95 WEA! 'ity ' Ma. ' N' e ' A 1 . - , R. 4.1 3, 1' -mf '-f? 93' JANE MARIE MALLOY a great personality . energetic those nan- EDWARD F' MADDEN tucket summers . . . black bug in woods . . . 'Id t t b ' H headl loves to art . .. born to be wild .. . WI Sree - f OZ Scaggs Come S? away BONNIE MARIE MACLEOU .y p y blg bill s lawn sears green es I Il' - f'eeb 'd '-' 10721778 --- s8ipeanuts 6f23!77 ... preppy 4 .. mopedsJ'5e8 bon .. . keyboard fanatic . . . e.m.p.-not . .. spa .. . flasherl a tennis bum! . .. cake-face . . . dd's . . . gives good advice . . . yo who? sonya . . rr . . . it was in my heart to help a little because i is it raining? ... was helped much. -kahlil gibran TQ? JEAN MARIE MALLOY always smiling gives good advice those nantucket summers . .. styx mopeds '78 that shiney auborn hair! cheeeze jean, jean the dancing queen painters use their eyes to show us what they see: but when that canvas dries we all see it differently . . james taylor 96 Y Zi-' A is , ' if DYANNE MALONE that laugh scheming a loud voice at games parties ohio girls brewster RICHARD F. MANNING summers 6!28!78 the blizzard what time is it? skateboard? birthday grog manson loves to party the 4 cakes and stuffed animals thanks c.h.s. loges DAMIAN MARCIANTE the contemporary shop at filene's . . . the laugh . . . 4 a.m. physiology labs 81 volleyball . . . most studious tesorero del club espanol c.h.s. dances ... parkers ... JUDITH A. MARSHALL l iude . . . the marsh , . . green eyed lady . . . full of l life loves the school plays . . . gives singing con- M certs at black oak great skater 84 poet l keeps warm with flex's football coat . . . where's- lquincy? richie Y?- SUSAN ADELE MARINO sammy . . . always smiling will always remember those super summers in n.h. and the great skiing at gunstock lives for the summertime that kid from tyngsboro . . . july 411977 . . . tom MARIANN MARTINO marianne all nite 9722778 black bug in woods .. n.h. dipping ... ashley ... space. lodge 81 port... 10!15!78 . .. o.m.s. .,. fdrap- ers . . . attic soph. nights . . . fyesterday is gone, but tomorrow will last for ever . . . DAVID J. MARSHALKA head for the mountains shauna remember those summer nights ski '79 ... not in C3fltOI'1 1 l ' l- . , 'f 'Z ' f l ,ffihf45yf 31 43 - W..-a, LORI JEANNE MATU SZEK lori jeanne always smiling color guard sylvia mickey mouse oh a dog weebles 8720777 summer of '78 . . . joe , .. l am not afraid of tomorrow for i have seen yesterday, and i love today .. 97 'il ' as as W I I 0'4 ' 9' J 'E 4' MICHAEL J. MCCABE DAVID JOSEPH MCCARTHY JOHN T. MCCARTHY mono 1136 football . disco king charter little mac .. my dream is to own a black gmc john ,.. spic E the wall e 8. c california member: airport S0269 SIBIIOH f , green- and not own a luv truck , to be with stacy bound lodge ... pool parties at finny's J forever ... 5. ,.eql 2 5' gn-:lg JEFFREY ALAN MCCOURT ope A.. jeff ... white mountains M. likes the f. ball cards .. . R , CARLA ANNE MCCLOSKEY carla .M talkative ... always smiling its a good friend the musicals, a dancer , . echo '79, MARY C. MCCARTHY ed ... bremen germany 4!12!79 ri. summers at the cape .., mima ski A green bomber i 1O!8!77 ., alan softball J basketball shi- kapee 1Of23!78 ,. all nighter J o,m.s. 98 . I Wy if , , . . ,,,.. ,Vw ,,,. .,., ,,,,,,,, A fig! lv Yi qi , Q v ' mv2rif ' ,h 252 X SCOTT D. MCDERMOTT MARGARET A. MCGILVRAY STEPHEN DAVID MCLELLAND bean 490 charter member of green peggy Commander of all night 9!22!78 A steve . ., johnny show mobiling? .M puck- lodge, space station, and airport ... loves those flashing yellow horses and d.i. letters A. it's not ster no. 9 buds always seen with a haton ... gam- easy being short. and you're really only very bling sickness small and life goes on within you without you . T T ice hockey dazed . , , jackson browne is ' V v 4, al, A f'r' ' ' ., I .W ff 6,9 if 'Un fits. wb 1 Qi' T -x'A':iT.'QQ45- df yr? Q4 i ,. , I M49 ' fb ,F 7. . K 5,-4' 4 THERESA ANN MCNElL terri all night 9!22!78 Where'd she go n.y.e.? ccw's field hockey ... o.m.s. M. would you believe? .,. drapers .,. happy hours ALBERT MEROLA camping at n.h. soph. nights ... peter NV , a ...-.. ' is M, ! ff ,f f . 7 1:1 7 , T ,T , , STEPHEN G. MICHENER steve capt. baton crab soccer e harry ... always good for a laugh ... high jumper . oxen league street hockey the oh method ... gonzo 99 av 'Vx .Q , 1 A 1. ' .17 ,X 4 Q Qu- K I ft DAVID MURRAY IVIITCHERONEY match 1:78 love those colts airport JULIE 'WLLS look out for those vw's 26 stltches LE'ANN LOUISE MILINDER 6123177 pleasure is a freedomysong lenny ,,. tleld hockey, falry dust wacko but It as not freedom. b-ball .Mlbench I.. that kld habachu tmkle It is the blossoming of your desires' ., dnpplng all-nate 9!22f78 softball but It is not their mm' 2nd pllot to bombadear musty d I, wand- It IS a depth Calling Unto a storm summertime? ,, ylkes strnpes and lt's height. but It IS not the deep nor the hugh, It IS the caged taklng wung, but it is not space encompassed. ay, in very truth, pleasure is a freedom-song. kahil gibran OVGY, '-1.--141 JOANNE CHRISTINE MONTISANO monte .H welcome to my madness ... I'm as tree as a bird now and this bird you cannot change . . -free bird-Iynyrd scynyrd 100 '. ', ,-Allin JOHN PATRICK MULLALEY john I .I mal ,. . trackster souvlneers trlple lunch club cc. slghtseer ,e mac , . oh method port Y I L -VU -9 JM I J l '34 CAROLYN JEAN MULLANEY caz .,. he saw that the water contlnually flowed 81 flowed and yet It was always there: It was always the same and yet every moment It was new. herman hesse Nu 'tri' NANCY C. MUNROE WG' ,r?.,,,, JAMES M. MU RPHY murph jim trackster echo 79? who MARY JILL MURPHY me? shotgun for crash nonconformist H OJ' Stregthockeik ' 'kherb'??C6mLm !ntg Eg jill ... all nite 9722778 flashing horses, margaux dome, -fu gllvg 'Se ea one ofthe skinches . skilled driver , ,i miss U 'I' ran O e r's torantula space, lodge, 8i port soph. year j.p. winter 77778 QF' ROBIN ELIZABETH MURPHY murph buckwheat buckwheat love that smile... higuys! ...beach bum ... bpr . .. o- rings 81 waves ... a speeding marron shadow ... guerande '78 ... ski nut gnaws at ya ,.. bgk's .., candy butts ... a big mack ... the ford and the fox . .. eric 3' ,wmv LORA MARIA NANNERY lo, bianco ... 8 what?? ... bishop meetings .,. WILLIAM PATRICK MURPHY always seen with some certain gym teacher ... i love that hat mrs. tyrell! ,.. turkey or ice cream murph ... 451 ,.. football baseball ... loves to U, pjckadjlly g can hardly Wait' My image Q in pie, party nancy learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow 101 T QR ., ,tc KEVIN JOSEPH O'BRIEN ob .. new hampshire I the blue datsun crash here they come .,, the boots igeils the cape I. hi-Iow I I airport 102 i- MICHAEL JOHN NELSON nel ,,.wiId and crazy guy I . , d.c. lover? .,. o.d. on pizza ,.. just waiting for someone ,. maura ,W ' ZA ' I f iz z ' , A V. V A 4 Z :V -A ' 5 10 1 LISA MARGARET O'BRIEN PATRICK JUSTIN O'BRIEN obie half-pint always smiling obvi- pat ob trackster souvenirs how ously! A.. back seat driver . ,. kris kristofferson 'bout a ride .., tensions ... bagged again ... streisand fan ... the group .,, shuffIin' W.i.f. I.. gumball I 81 I' Skank'n , I off to virginia that's funny I.. tequila sunrise ... you can dream, but you can never go back the way you came 45. ' V If fl! fr Aa: fi J Z I' .r ,' , fi THOMAS J. O'BRlEN DEBRA A. O'CONNOR BYRON KNOWLES O'DONNELL tom ... loves those 3 day weekends .M fields a true star . . . future broadway . I . boston's god- chummlie ... 4-cylinder .,, byronial .. . track park ... snowbank 78 ... benjies pad .,. every- spell ... loves the night life ,.. n.y.c. music hall ... that yellow mobile .,, byron the bbb body's father .., h.n.h. ... all i ask of living is to ... funny ... loves to sing ,,. Bob, remember ... the finest, frozen foods .t. the trophy-glass have no chains on me. love is not measured in time but in timeless mo- smasher ... ments ,.. don't tell me not to live, just sit and putter, life's candy 81 the suns the ball of butter, don't bring around the clouds, don't rain on my parade! striesand All NANCY ANNE Q1-IARA PATRICIA ALICE O'NElLL HOWARD NEAL OREL nance ,H harry U H drill rearrr Us music man Us trish ... cross-country ... spring track ... all howie ... j.d. M, intersection . .. the nose .,. mattress ,H auf deutsch bitte My Orr' those those mathsheets ... singing to mathmeets , .. trackster . ., echo 79? .. . the tandem I . A star jokes! donuts 6th period jellybeans ... french ... football of the week drives for shotgun ... disturbs games and hotdogs ... happiness is found along the peace A.. alcatraz .H unemployed .,. i the wayg not at the end of a road ,.. need a note I., party at howie's ., . 103 'Fits x Q 7 DANIEL JOHN O'SHEA dan ... casa ... 366 tackle 4.. airport ,,. track flex colts tensions I 84 r KATHLEEN MARE PAGE skank'n kath ... rainbows ... summer of 78 .., Cutlass the forge w.s,'s florida the supply .. . always talking , . . reverse? . . . that star market feeling yesterdays warmest moments are today's warmest memories . . , 735 as-1-0 .ui il,-4 1 MW' '. '- Q Q 4 ' ' '4' y I . ' MARK JOSEPH PAssAREm 1 :Af ' ,wx mark . .. stubborn and persistent A. . moped 78 , . 4 doz. eggs 10-s.n.e.i. sparky '-0R'E ANN PAU'-L 95 s tie-rods . .. x-coltman . .. boz scaggs ,H Cakeface H, randoiph W tgfino All get wait at my locker ... rose . . , theatre ... nice away driver ... changing channels .M locker for eYe5 H- Hmofhefy' --A V0-amlng SODVZWTO --- D1- 4 .H boston ... ... frogs 84 turtles ... busy but calm ... egyp- tian? oriental? always waits till the last minute-just in time ... starry, starry night 104 MICHAEL JOHN PASQUAROSA, Ill fd? fi JULIE ANN PAYNE j.j. best times out of school i've been shattered tull 78 marshfield says what she wants to . , . friday group , A. ponky fire ...jim CHARLES EDWARD PENDERS III 1 YU' .. wi M -.Ki Q . ',1,x-i' - X. ,- ww K xv vi 1 n - UL--A v s, 1 9 x 0 --... C A 5 4 SUSAN RENA PERRY never on a monday ... loves her weekends , s x.b. morse oh those saturdays ber- muda .., on 81 off . . . always a long weekend .., short and sweet surprised? fields where were you? ... 6f4!76 .,. I X, r f fi f?f?S'tifW?':' 'Q 5 Q. s . e.e ,.NsMw ,A X Q K t t W- .-Q 'g2-- ' iv ,V 1: A, 55!'E ' ,sf 1: Qi, . we www . -ww,t -HS' 'ffixigx 51: f45 ': i umiiii MARGUERITE ALICE PONTE marg cross-country spring track i . var- VINCENT Plzz' sity club .., c.y.o. ... marshall's ... some may be insecure where their future lies. my future h0W C5095 if feel to be Vee? YOUV 5Skl l8 me- holds no fears, because these past years taught travel the path that led me here, and you shall me' jf you try youqg achieve, see. just be like me, make yourself free- third eclipse 105 V? '1 , ' 'K Ytwwigfvfy 3 L by if-r 15'-5. l i Ki if s DEBRA JEAN POORE debbie .,. athletic ... often found in water ru, considerate . .. an honest friend . . , gives good advice ... humorous A.. a super person ,. ale ways on the go .,, black bug in woods ,,. the states ... thoughts of s,m.u. MARY GERMAINE POWERS mar, 45 ,., m.p. U. little one .M m 8. m nantasket 4 ,. summer lovin u . r often seen with a jewish boy ,,. you are you and i am i and if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful . l ANNE THREASA PULCINI that's italian .. one ofthe invisibles not r the incredible yo . , beldar . music . thurs- day r . . loves lambrusco seen with a certain bulk 6!11f76 johns fem 5 ROSLYNNE PUOPOLO MICHAEL ROBERT RAGGIANI ros , silverskates . , love that tan . when in raggs raggman graphics the K c. doubt don't musicman 4 drill team the skiing bruinsfsox laugh while you can twelve badges of courage ., tempus edax, everything has its time.- voltaire homo edacior -hugo ,,. those shoes short and sweet?! .. 106 JOYCE E. REMIESIEWICZ j.j. iil bone . .. 5713778 .. . band . . , chorus ... before those rehearsals . . . vodka collins ... those saturday football games my audito- rium . . . X., '55 VALERIE T. REYNOLDS frack ralph ... donut runs, sub runs M. sum- mer 77 n.h. 9!22!77 9722778 bowling ,.. macdonald's ,., laundramat .., fri- day nights ... strange ... twit ... happiest with carl .., carl forever ,.. ' , . Q, V W., , ROBERT E. RICCI bob .,. popeye ,.. hoopster . .. the beaches of truro, summer 78 ... baseball H, pops .,. e k .., the d.i. ... airport ... iceman ... buds b.c. bound E SANDRA J. RINALDI sandi ... alfie ... summer 77 ... good times with Shari . , . hojo's . . . oh those summer nights . .. drive-in .. . chris, remember all those crazy things we did ... and still do ... LAURIE A. ROACH lau .,. it's cool . , . roachie . , . the rock ... the cape sat. nights starlight starbright weekends ... summer nights .., 107 lt igw hr PAULA JEANNE ROBINSON frick ... donut-runs ., , sub-runs ., summer of 78 weird horseback-riding likes to have a good time macdonald's freak out shananigans, 2 brothers bermuda whatever yah, right to travel, to be rich, to take the future as it comes rs, CRAIG ARNOLD RODMAN stuntman ,,. side show ,.. son of web, wod . , baseball H. maureen .., 15'Il get ya 20 . my greatest inspiration in life is attempting the im- possible, the greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot , V. stunts i the good, the bad, 81 the ugly no mind RHONDA ROSENBERG 'QT' ALFRED F. ROSS choo-choo ti. 4-wheeling in the prix M, 9!22!78 crash in the prix .. nh. weekends ,, ifl bartender N. all weekend parties L sunday morning breakfast ,,, moose hill 4 , 108 25? QXA 0-iq, JOHN E. RUSSELL jay ... ruppert .., concert choir .., ambassa- dor .., lida rose district i.. luck ... music ...dwihp.,. 7!4!78 michael . . summer of 78 poo- dle m.m.d.b, ., flopsy pretty nice dresser , , . disco-dashboard loves the night life i., hysterical distinctive laugh oh, my god! .,, time is on our side. if CAROLYN SAFFER saffrone the monte .. nice dresser . pil- grim shoes t.b,t.f. s.h.k. grad , X e, DOUGLAS JOHN SAUNDERS owl ... blue pickup ... those tapes . .. crazy ... always fishing . . . off-road . . . son . . , keep on truckin' . , . FII W' A sew' ,I TRACY LYNN SAWTELLE trace ... space cadet ... weeble .M the spa .. color guard love those football games there are two ways of spreading happinessg to be the smile that shines it or the mirror that reflects it. WILLIAM R. SHAW wa' W ,, I X X JOHN C. SCHOENER jack j. geils middleboro always late .,.1ane Il COLLEEN MARIE SHEA france ... girl's state .., really? ... summer 77 ... let's crawl ... 675778 ... the wharf .., the unremembrable ride ,.. 78 sunnin' and lovin' fun ... sunshine ... billy ... 109 J ' ROBERT GEORGE SHEEHAN she . . , cobb's corner mobil . 4. 69 pick-up . A. airport . .. molsons .. . space station . . . aero- smith and zepplin ... 110 ' fi RICHARD C. SHNIDER schnides 330 b's ,.. a wild and crazy guy! americaaan ., , elvis . .. oh wow! . BRIAN M. SMITH smitty ... torino ... all summer long , .. size 13 n.h. weekends no 1 guzzler those pocket t-shirts ,.. fix my car i . . NANCY LOUISE SIMM the way to be happy is to make others so la baule friendly i quest-ce qui se passe? quiet, sometimes?? who me?! . , lack of oxygen i., miss nancy hoId fast to dreams ,.. hughes i LISA MARIE sMiTH field hockey all night 9!23f78 ... If A., sa- caza muffin M. france ... mdb ... the guys .., blue bomb you have to remember so you won't settle for anything less . , . MARY ADELINE SMITH smitty wild weekends cape cod moped 78 ... polara ... smith's hotel .,. sear's greenies mickey d's dd's rr space. port, lodge j. geils boz doobies come sail away .., four dozen eggs ,.. sum- mer of 78 poindexter one of those skinches green lightning CHARLES ANGELOS SPEROS chuck . .. the greek ... what's the spread? .,. great talker ... out to make millions . .. we are given but one shot in lifeg take it and shoot for the top. 8 MAUREEN THERESA SMITH moe folk group ... concert choir c.y.o ... yogart ... music ... chicago ... morse ... al god grant me the serenity to accept the things i cannot change: the courage to change the things i cang and the wisdom to know the difference. - reinhold niebuhr -'S I o 5 k .. 4 v - AMY JOY SPIGEL spiggy beagle for yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision but today well-lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope ... spir- its often heard before seen sloeberries ... nantasket 78 ... aa .,. aspen blues .., vf 04' f' 1 15350 ? Ulu , ,rzmp Q ww --.-4, 'CA 1 . ,f R, .WM L , I DAVID BRIAN SPECTOR spec trackster triple lunch club 4. , elo loves those g.a.'s turtle club steve martin 78 ... 111 f '-Q K X K vw B S 1+-.,..:fv fi I SUSAN GRACE STAPLES math team hampshire college 77 81 78 . coffee stand yp lives ... mop, 78 .,. ssfl . . . l r y .., mit hssp .,. dix-sept. it is not how much we have, but how much we enioy that makes happiness. U!'?'.'B 4 JANE MARGARET STASIKELIS tex calci buddy really loves nh, in summer c.b. at v.k. it's tuesday . do JOHN EDWARD STEFANEY you take yours with sugar? .. within a happy . . carefree world, i'lI dance the time away . bye stef: ' ' good mend ' ace Name' trackster am My .. gust a wild and crazy guy . , loves to party . . . boston 79 ... bethel tip. tippy s lane .,, i can do all things in him who strengthens me ,.. - philipians 4:13 ..- F DAVID PETER STEVENS fire . . . cat . . . chateau friday nights . .. shenani- gan's rolling stones .. michelobs . .. vega . grand ville good luck 79 112 SANDRA PATIENCE STRUMSKI those who expect to reap the blessings of free- dom must bear the fatigue of supporting it . . . Ali MARY CLARE STUDHOLME and in chasin' what l thought were moonbeams. i have run into a couple of walls ... but in looking back at the faces i've been, i would sure be the first one to say when i look at myself today. wouldn'ta done it any other way - pm croce SHARON LEE STUDEBAKER schnorm lock the doors 7!17f78 8!2!78 and i can't believe it's you, i can't believe it's true, i needed you and you were there, why should i leave i'll never leave, i'd be a fool, 'cause i finally found someone who really cares john -ann murray ... ?' PETER JAMES SULLIVAN sully . . . ... saturday nights at pilgrim area ... b.ball ,.. the box . .. ffl d.h. 423 puckster red taxi n, ' 43 :5i', I. BRENDAN CASEY SULLIVAN SHIRLEY ANN SULLIVAN sully, 16 , always seen with a smile, basketball ... laughs while she runs .., hello ... cross country ... those powder fights . .. softball . ,. maine ... keeping happy thoughts in mind, keeps you smiling all the time! DAVID PAUL SULLIVAN sully ,.. hoop co-captain .,. 312 .., just a gig- olo tony good imagination doesn't know his own potential .,. crystal goblet lookout 1 it, X PAUL JOSEPH SULLO pablo football, ifll baseball hope the week goes by fast .M nice feet .,. the monte, pbtdl ... 6!1Of77-?!?!84 .,. luv ,U debbie!! 113 1 fcff, wif fgfwd' ,H 1 . mm IA, Q2 -7 O5 0p - 4, '4. .st KENDRA JEANNINE TAYLOR k.t. .,. ken .., b.h. tennis ll, france 78 T the ski ranger ,.. fla ... the red sox game pididdle howdidoo irish knit keeps the mailman busy to be a painting lawyer. oh, be serious weekends at west point DEBBY ANN SUMNER debba nantucket 75 rebel, rebel crawling A A. twice .M moonbeam .,. hippity .,. timeless florida 79 old greaser T. green queen .,. j, pets .,. born to be wiId time may change me, but i can't change time. JANICE KATHRYN TORONTO 'ltweety cape 78 -frog pond remi- niscing ... gymnastics T , , florida 78 billy joel-10!3O!78 the hill , 7f22f78 jim . rivers of endless tides have passed beneath my feet. and all too soon they have me standing on my own. 636 v.,,,f MELISSA ANN ULIANO to live without loving is not really to live. moliere 6 1053 WT' -l SANDRA JEAN ULIANO sandi ... freebird yah! ... one of the three ... the mail box dennisport 78 bozz p.g. 11-17 ... memories of the olden days are locked within the new. the happiest of all of them, i shared while knowing you . . . robert Sha- Ya! MARIANNE VIERA mama. we've only just begun . let the good times roll. summer of 78 . good job. ou those parties . ou those eyes! 5 all night .., loves that tom tom . . . T v-cv' JULIE ANN VANDERHULE X DIANE CONSTANCE VINIOS dv ... tennis . . . the chase . .. constant laughter ... la baule ... phys. blues with judi ... garbage- man at space ... hotel school . ., echo 79 ... happiness is self-contentedness vs F, Q fl..-.. X STEPHEN B. VANNEWKIRK steve . . . nova ss . . , looks forward to weekends ... i must be travelin' on now 'cause there's too many places i've got to see. i'm as free as a bird now lynyrd skynyrd 'I-in-s,, QFD' DEBORAH LYNN WAGNER BARRY ALAN WALDMAN debby always partying . ,. friday nights Club- 11134 volleyball and physiology labs , el bing . .. hyde park medi mart .ll cornor's Wf3Sf- presidente y el editor ,.. t,b.p.'s M. 18 studies ed, wisely, fire! , ., quincy, mansfield hairdress- H bad Champagne ,H ripped jackets and Cross ing SCl'lOOl-tO friel ldS free l'1airCUtS plymouth, pens Sat, nights at v,k, ,, porsche, bmw, ellis haven, camping Skylng al'Ol.ll'ld FTlUSf3l'lg and Igtug blegged are thoge wh0 dream ll ,.. crazy driving ... 4 partying years. best dreams and are ready to pay the price to make times, but . .. it's over now -boz scaggs them Come true, .,., JOSEPH FRANCIS WAYSTACK wasted , . y.k.w.I.y. ,,, kathleen 4!27!78 ,4th of july .,. dumarock ... dennisport ., ftd, those french boots! .. 70 camaro s.s. halloween , . bermuda please don't. promise me forever , 116 -a eff? SYDNEY F. WEBBE ff? W r if THOMAS E, WARD oxen island i , m.a.f,I. , street hockey tennis team ... dr. fred tarantula fir fr' 7 3 SARA BETH WEBER bands math team suppers , marine sci- ence summers yaf cpr .i shaw's i avon mr. b's miss f. A mr. mac 1f1!77 ... scott ... love. laughter, joy. Sorrow. winning, losing, sharing. caring. studying. per- forming, learning, growing , , thanks. Dv 1-ff' CHERYL ANN WEINER che . . . or is it sue? ...j.m. teen board . . , those school girl days of telling tales and biting nails are gone, but in my mind i know they will still live on and on . .. 3:3-if 2 X5 in XRBQXQ. gk 33. if f JUDITH B. WEIPERT jude l.y.e. sailors lollipops sum- mer of 78 germany friends will always stay friends . . . nursing . . . 61 GARY MICHAEL WElNER hoopster blue monte love that fro nantasket . .. summer lovin, 78' '...' 'absolute- ly .,. it's okay ,,, obviously ... girl crazy .., always a comment ,.. never forgets ..s KAREN M. WENTWORTH hard worker quiet keeps to her own crowd to ms. k: a full year supply of extra strength bayer aspirin to take when suggested A , At-, :si , SUSAN ELLEN WEINER sue or is it cheryl? s.e.w. wino . . my other half' 'i., jmtb . . . witty sense of humor M. nice dresser ,.. shopping . .4 i'm only kidding outgoing smiles 688 bottles of nail polish gee, this is great! s-bomb the red sox game . .. idid it my way . . . a true friend. ... A-Q-+3 ,I -31,0 JAMES MICHAEL WHEELER jimmy ... diesel ... 3 stooges ,.. led zeppelin rhythm guitars 55-57 chevy .. white horse beach ... funny cars 4, disco . , 117 11. 'Dx fc-11 BRIAN PAUL WHITE whitey ... 326 .., tango with wad .M charter member ... c 81 w in concert JEFFREY WIDBERG we LINDA MARIE WOODWORTH lyn one of those skinches wildstreet sear's greenies come sail away dd's rr doobies 4 doz. eggs poindexters mickey d's ... space, port, lodge ... papa's all- star team ... Colo .,. wisc cr ,.. cakeface .. flasher green lightening 118 Ni KATHLEEN J. WOOD a touch of class .,. joseph -'1!27!78 bu- marock 4th of july .. pc I switzerland , . A france and bermuda a yen for your thoughts . . . please don't promise me forever I ,fi ,. ,,--f ., f ,,.- , 'sf' , f, ny. Q gi Q., ,,..a4 1: Ifl I 'I 4. --vu 3 I i ' Z. f 15 RICHARD ALEC WRIGHT squiddly diddly .., the great white lead . . . oxen island warriors A.. s a fine lyricist . ,D fear not the crusted warblers-beware instead the mad cheese grater, who shall slaw the features from your face -the reverend atrocious theodosius r1T, '-rffv H-nf !.,. A-4' 50, 'KII7' REBECCA PARKER YOUNG becky 774777 cute that laugh i . auf deutsch, bitte! .,. buck ... s'matter for you? .., so anyways ... bernardo ... hold fast to JUNE MARGARET YEOMANS df9amS'hU8heS junie flasher the flacon those blue ,Y eyes angel hair scotland '77 town spa . . fros and curls long live ethel, margaret and mari- MARY ELIZABETH WRIGHT 'yn mary nantucket 75 cumbies moon- beam twice passes florida '79 venice s. beach it's not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happi- NESS ROBERT E. ZIEDELIS zie one-punch hendrix old chevies never die prefers o.t.g. never broke a promise lithuanian pride . . , hands off the hat stonefree old no. 7 crystal goblet obtainer. l MARY THERESA ZOGALIS ooh those eyes ,,. nice dresser .., 871775 ., the rock ... 'uvsf' often seen at the spa i., bill . . . this town rips the shirt off your back. it's a death trap, its a suicide rap. we've got to get out while we're young cause rats like us ... baby we were born to run. bruce springstein 'I19 Zhi, . 4, f. Vs .sw 5, W -s gn-nd ,.?L751f Jn, .f MW, , NNT., -' ul. if MICHAEL TRUNFIO mike ... a.m.c. ... where's the party I motor cross , . . brian-'tglen echo .M nh, I memo- ries of jimmy ,.. mr. t's wood shop base- ment bust UNAVAILABLE PHOTO LIST KENNETH BANKS RONALD GILBERTSON DAVID GRANGER FRED HALEY GEORGE HANNON WALTER HARDY KENNETH IRWIN . ..,. 4 A , KEVIN KILLEEN CHARLES NASHAWATY BRENDA O'BRIEN LAWRENCE PETERS MICHAEL POWERS DANIEL SCIOLETTI JEFFREY WIDBERG EQ? K ,- ' , O Q 0 I 1 Il K ' . x t I' .I NO PHOTO AVAILABLE THE PROPHECY-CLASS OF 1979 The year is 1989. The setting is the swank Club Diane owned by Diane Vinios. The alumni class of 1979 will be arriving any moment now. The invitations were sent out months ago, to all corners of the world, thanks to the efforts of anthropologist, Helenann Cammarata, Cindy Conti, dentist, Dina Boufides and our class president, John King. Ricky Berard, Amy Clark, Carol Cravens, who is now an executive secretary, Gina Capalletti, Robyn Murphy, David Spector and Bob Ricci, also helped out. Invitations were sent to the law offices of Steve Coleman, Chris Branca, Gary Weiner, Joe Waystack, Byron O'Donnell and Ginny Crimmins. These offices are scattered in various cities throughout the country. Some invitations were sent as far away as France where Dianna DiCostanzo, Colleen Shea, Annette lppolito, Nancy Simm, Lisa MacKay and Carolyn Gramer were making return visits. Pat Hagan, Val Reynolds, Paula Robinson, the famous roller-skater, and Sue Perry received their invitations while making another trip to Bermuda. Receiving invitations in New York City were Broadway actress Debbie O'Connor and fashion designer, Kevin Killeen. Debbie, Judy Marshall, Craig Rodman and Vincent Pizzi, who flew in from California, agreed to perform for our musical entertainment. Also participating in the entertainment were the former Canton High School Band and Chorus, which included Linda Blackler, Kevin Daley, Lori Paull, Chuck Speros, Sandra Strumski, Kerrie Grover, Ros Puopolo, Pam Derry, Susan Linnet and Maureen Smith. Bonnie MacLeod could not accompany on the piano due to a previous engagement with the Boston Conservatory. Other regrets were received from Lisa Goetze, Marlene Fineberg and Michael Cook who were busy in Washington D.C., Sarah Graham who was having problems with Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Pat Henley who was on a marine-biology assignment in the Pacific. Our former State Champ, Debbie Poore was attending a diving engage- .,.... ment in Hawaii. Neither David McCarthy nor Dave Marshalka were able to attend. . David McCarthy was vacationing in St. Thomas and Dave Marshalka was skiing in Aspen. Our last regrets were from Nancy Keenan who was visiting Kathy Mulcahey in Arizona and John Gianeiii who was vacationing at Disney World. Come seven o'clock, our first guests began to arrive. Kathy Good, Julie Payne and Julie VanderHule were the first arrivals. They came in Julie P.'s white car. Melissa Holliday, Cindy Byars and Robin Hurst joined them in the foyer and they began exchanging stories. As one glanced around the foyer many familiar faces could be spotted. John McCarthy, Walter Hardy and John Kent were seen talking with Bob Greenstein, Joe Canavan, and Andy Jenkins as they checked their coats. They all turned to greet Brendan Sullivan when he arrived. ' The next car to pull up was a white panelled Bobcat . A dark-haired girl, referred to as K.G., and three others, Kay-tee, Lo-Nan and Shameels stepped out. Jim Carroll, Sydney Webbe, John Russell and David Cahill could be heard reminiscing of the C.H.S. plays and happy times in Room 102. Next to arrive were some of the organizers of the event, Ricky Berard and David Spector. Immediately, they began collecting invitations and John Fucci, Billy Homer, Richard Lane and Richard Manning proceeded into the dining room. Ron Gilbertson, George Colp, Joe Canavan and Bob Lane were the first to see the elegant room. The main dining room was decorated in a green and white color scheme. The plants and other decorations were supplied by Joe Cogliano. Our former rally committee, Linda Crawford, Linda Woodworth, Mary Smith, Jane Malloy, Caroline Connelly, Nancy Canale, Laurie Roach, Jean Malloy, Maura Kilgallon, Judi Bulman, Barbara Lavin, Paula Bertino, Joanne Montisano, Judy Costello, Mary Clare Studholme and Karen Wentworth did an outstanding job in their decorating. Michael Raggiani and David Baker are planning on covering the occasion for the Boston Globe. Susan and Cheryl Weiner, fashion editors on the Globe Staff will also attend the event. l The next guests to arrive were Carolyn Saffer, Jill Murphy, Marianne Martino, Michael Powers and Mark Cotter. They arrived from Milton in a blue van. Soon to arrive, are the former Hockomock Leaque Football Champs: Scott Bean McDermott, Billy Murphy, Mike Mono McCabe, Jack Eckler, Steve Coleman, Paul Sullo, Brian White, Louie Benedetti, Bob Chico Macari, Kevin Bujnis, Richard Berardi, Mike Buck Caroll, Dano Brosnahan, David Mitcheroney, Joe Doodey, Mike Carrara, Mark Passaretti, Dan O'Shea, Paul Linehan, Doug Keelan, Richard Ciolfi, Maurie Curran, Guy Cafasso and Ed Jones. Arriving with them were their trainers, Joe Kraemer and John Steffany. Following the team, the former drill, majorette and flag squads arrived. Members included Sharon Studebaker, Andrea Kershaw, June Yeomans, Patty Scopelleti, Nancy O'Hara, Donna Cashman, Ann Marie Conlon, Diane Brady, Lori Matuszek, Tracy Sawtelle, and dressed as Santa Claus, Debbie Fields. The next to arrive were the passengers in a black Trans-Am. Courteous as always, Charles Penders and Ken Irwin opened the doors to let the girls out. Tracy Heap, Michelle Benoit, Gail Corwin, Carolyn Caffarella, Debbie Sumner, Mary Wright, and Laurie Dardano piled out. Following directly were the twins Meg and Mary Cotter and their cousin Maribeth Brosnahan who came in Patty Harding's car along with Sandy Uliano who joined Chico inside. As we entered the dining-room, the fashion show was getting underway. Announcer, Robin Liftman, introduced the first model, Lora Nannery, who was sporting a black dress designed by Kevin Killeen. Grace Callahan, Julie Keefe and Carol Burke who had a front row table, could be heard commenting on each outfit. Photographer, Tom Leveckis concentrated on the fashion show, while Andy Goodman and Jeff Hellmuth took candid shots. Some great shots were taken of Denise Arsenault and director Robin D'Alusio, the Breck girls of 1989. Hair stylists' Debby Wagner, Mary Zogalis and Robin Kashmanian gave them some hints concerning hair care. During the fashion show, members of the Canton High Hockey team arrived, Dennis Aldrich, Steve Botsch, Doug Knapp, Jerry Dalton, Peter Sullivan, Lou Kantaros, Jack Shoener, Steve McClellan and Mark Cavanagh strolled in. At about eight o'clock the dancing began. The first people on the dance floor were Rhonda Rosenberg, who was seen with a tall, dark stranger. Paul Bonanno, Melissa Uliano, Steve Woodworth, Richard Schnider, elementary school teacher, Jennifer Glassman, Bill Hardy, Anne Pulcini, Chris Lagadinos, Maryann Costello and Mark Lester. They all followed junior prom queen Lori Davenport and her date, who led the first dance. At this time, golf pros Ken Gagnon. Jimmy Leary, and Mark Eardley arrived followed by Mike Trunfio, Al Merola, Ed Madden, Peter Glick, Robert Hood and Darran Booth, who is known for painting realistic war scenes. His paintings, along with others by George Hannon, 7. xx 4-Gs 4 x A Roberta Glass, Chris Donchess, Sue MacAdam Cammarata's famous jewelry designs were on and Kendra Taylor were on display in the foyer. Also, pieces of Lisa display. Intermission provided people with time to catch up on some gossip. lt seems Policewoman Kathy Wood gave Julie Mills a ticket for illegally parking outside her sister's house. Robin Friel now owns a health spa in Stoughton. Billy Flanagan, Jay Francis, Mark Lambert, Steve Foley, and Bob Ziedelis are now affiliated with the Boston Celtics. Sandra Galizio, Carla McCloskey, Diane Brophy, Kathleen Donahue, Jane Stasikelis, Le'Ann Millinder and Jeff Kay are now interpreters at the United Nations. Elsa Hagberg and Susan Staples are professors at Sarah Lawrence and Princeton, respectively. David Devine seems to have struck it rich. He controls the Mobil oil wells in Texas. Kathy Page and Joe Connely are now co-owners of Star Markets while Joe Lawler is owner of Crowells. Laurie Jacobs and Sandy Rinaldi, co-owners of the Howard Johnsons in Canton are anxious to talk to Wayne Evans and David Stevens, the new owners of Brighams. At another table, interior decorator, Renee Come, was busy discussing with Bobby Keach, some ideas for the homes he just built. Across the room, Peggy McGilvary, Terry McNeil, Lisa Smith, Nancy Munroe and Maureen Kelly, members of the well-remembered fieldhockey team are reminiscing with softball teammates, Stacy Hainline, Mary Mima McCarthy, Cindy MacDonald and Shirley Sullivan. Meanwhile, Bill Shaw, Donald Lewis, Eric suds Hanson, Fred Haley, Michael Pasquarosa, Bobby Kenyon, and Jeff McCourt enjoyed the delicious yugers Cancient Chinese popsiclesj supplied by Julie Mills, a kindergarten teacher. Next to their table, Debbie Goodrich and some girls named Shoemac and Shameels were singing a verse of Look at Linda W. for old time sake. Guests were still arriving at nine o'clock. Larry Gualteri, Bobby Flaherty and Doug Saunders arrived in Larry's blue Volkswagon. Susan DiRosario and Sheila Hartnett were next to arrive. They were greeted warmly by Rose Dolan, John Gavigan, Amy Spigel and James Wheeler who have remained as friendly as they were in high school. Kathy Hasenfuss and Janice Toronto were joined at their table by Eric d'Hedouville who drove up from the Cape with Dyanne Malone. 122 Famous cartoonist, Alec Wright was seen talking to someone he referred to as Space and Tom Ward, Tommy O'Brien, and Joe Dunn. Come ten o'cIock, Jeff Widberg, Linda Francescon, Ken Banks, Marianne Vierra, and Mike Berardi joined the others on the dance floor, disco R.R., D.O., K.T. and H.A.C. and Patrick O'Brien. Larry Peters, Kevin Downey and Steve Van Newkirk could be heard laughing with themselves and others all evening. So many were seeing each other for the first time in 10 years. Brian Dooley could be seen making eyes at the girls sitting at the table. Brenda O'Brien, Becky Young, Joan Harkins, Lori Paull and Roseann Coehlo all blushed. Meanwhile, Sue Marino and Lisa O'Brien, former swim team members, talked with Ann and Mary MacDonald, psychologist, Tricia O'Neill, and Marguerite Ponte about their track team mate Carolyn Caz Mullaney. It seems Carolyn was pilot of the plane Lisa O. flew in on from Virginia. Other guests who flew into Boston arrived in limousines from Logan Airport. One limo which arrived later than the others brought Danny Schioletti, Marcia Buckingham, Fred Ross and Francesca Bettinelli. Luckily, Mary Enos was also a passenger on this limo and she kept them all laughing during the delay. Not long after their arrival, commotion stirred on the dance floor. Kevin O'Brien's partner, Marianne Martino, had fallen, Cagainlj. Fellow dancers Amy Holden and Mark Fralick cleared the crowd while Kathy Doyle called for an ambulance. ln the meantime, nurses Colleen Shea, Marylee Hale, Mary Powers, Mary Hoppe, Mary Jo Leary, Sherrill Dore and Judy Weipert took over. Bobby Sheehan and John Mullaley directed paramedics John Donahue and Brian Smith to Marianne. Michelle Cafasso took over at Mass. General Hospital and put Marianne under the supervision of doctors Billy Diamond and Barry Waldman. The doctors gave Marianne prescriptions that pharmacists Phil Halfond and Damian Marciante were willing to fill. Physical therapists Mary Dunn and Linda Gillis were able to bring Marianne back for the rest of the party. As the evening drew to an end, certified public accountants, David Sullivan, Jim Murphy, and Ken Eames attempted to tally the total cost of the evening. Soon, people began their goodbyes. Howie Orel and Steve Michener offered to continue the party at their places. Peter Glick, Martin Kent and John and James Francis and Rick Keselman said they'd go. We all thanked those who helped to organize the event and Diane for allowing us to meet at the Club Diane. Everyone was happy that their former classmates took the time out of their busy lives to keep in touch with each other. All and all the evening was a great success. by Kendra Taylor and Robin Liftman , . r N Q .- QTf.r',. ....5V ' 6 3 4 he X S? at . get N . i 4 . iw' A , f f f ' .. 1 L' fi: K 1: 4: 'E V ' 1 t- A ,bk N ,J 9.5 ,.' . A Z ., 'if X ,ff 123 92 FWHM.: M .,, . , Q v r l u ii Q Qf3loQkQ: 'QQ ,L L if J' yd 5 Il 0 ff, N 1 ' z 9 Q ll 'A , 2 X f 'U 'mn 'Sic 4, ,' x,-Q-0' fqfggybl n ff , 1 '-: of , ,Q if , P 1 ' 7' 'H-N, l, lr. I 4 1 , 4 ' - 3- ' . f I. nil. X .'f7?Px':5,.g7,!,LEgh. 1 'A an -4 ,ff f -XM T -W .iw 5 ' few-ff A ,272 ll, f A Y Q az' or , zf-R , 'af- V5' 1 A 29 - , cQ':f Q x ,- P A i ' .cw ,B 3 F A . 1. gfxfw ,ff g, ' ' . K f i ., ,f, ,L ix Q X5 vu? -L' .' 'flekzgnjift f'f' r 'V Q I ' -ll 1' V1 f lf. l .fif the glowing rays melt the snowfall in the peak of the day n how do we search for the flowers I when under the snow they lay? 4 'sql 'f-1: H 's. 'D' Oh we were yust out to lunch 135 ff' -.f AL RIVI FO SEIVII- .A 'NJ C5 Llp. VALLE'S STEAK HOUSE, DECEMBER 2, 1978 JUNIGRS Row 1: R. Becker, N. Aprea, N. Aprea. M Allen, M. Bernazzani, R. Bernazzani, S. AI leyne. C. Berteletti, Row 2: T, Bacon. L. As bergs, K. Adams, S. Andrews, R. Bischoff, D Arsenault, Row 3: D. Batchelder, J. Aufiero, S Altman, D. Bell, J. Arico, S. Arnao. Row 4: J Bires, P. Barrera, H, Altman, C. Blair, M. Amr hein Row 1: E. Cahill. D. Cafarella, E. Chambers, S. Bramhall, L. Carrington, Row 2: A. Braconi, D. Bryer, M. Buckley, S. Carrara, R. Carafa, J. Bowen. Row 3: J. Cammarata, A. Callanan, L. Bujnis, S. Bornstein, M. Bruno, D. Botsch, Row 4: M. Buckley, S. Bruus, R. Brown, J. Bright, R. Brockman Rowl T Day C DaSiIva L DeCoIa J Chr si z . , . , . , . y - kos, A. Cohn, P. Colby, C. Coffin. Row 2: W. Crow- ley, J. Daggett, J. DePalma, J. Cooper, J. Curri van, J. Ciolfi. Row 3: T. Dailey, D. Cina, J. Conley, C. Clasby, R Dawson. Row 4' M. Co liano, L . . g . CoHman, C. Dalton, D. Curran, D. D'Aluisio, P. DeSisto -iz sl' i Row 1: S. Findlen, J. Dolan, C. Donahue, V. De- vine, D. DeYeso, S. Fernald, J. Fachy. Row 2: C. Finn, C. Fitzgerald, S. Duffy, L. Doody, S. Feeney, J. Ford Row 3: S. Farrell, M. Foley, C. Epstein, R. Forcucci, R. Flanagan, Row 4: M. Fantasia, R. Doran, K. Drinan, E. Draper, M. Friedman, J. Eze- pak if Y,. Row 1: J. Gildea, V. Govatsos, L. Gaboury J. Gallaghen, E. Gilmartin, D. Golb. G Granger Row 2: N. Gecewicz, S. Gillis, L Gibbons, M. Gillespie, R. Green, S. Galli gan, Row 3: A. Goetze. R. Graham, R. Gog gin, K. Gill, J. Golub. Row 4: P. Gorman, D Gordon, M. Guarino, D. Gaskill - 27 ifefjl 5 . 1.5! fl25'4! 1 . fi lf .l X 553 ! . N a Q arf' 'I Q- 5-. f R Row 1: C. Gutteridge, C. Henderson, J. Jennison, A. Howlett, J. Hamrock, Row 2: R. Johnson, S. lnguanti, B. Herman, S. Hanson, L. Hayes, M. Harding. Row 3: W. Holliday, L. Humphrey, S. Johnson, J. Hanley, G. Hammond, K. Jennison, R. Ha- senfuss, Row 4: M. Hockman, G. Ivanoski, B. Haffermehl, D. Johnson, K. Henneberg. R. Hughes ii I 4 Row 1: L. Kelly, B. Herman, J. Kraemer, E. Kent, J. Kenney, L. Leary. Row 2: V. Keefe, L. Linton, N. Levine, J. Lamb, Y. Koelsch, Row 3: J. Lawler, W. Lennon, S. Karol, C. Klegman, C. Jones, Row 4: S. Joyal, S. Levine, S. Joyal, F. Lydon Row 1: E. McCabe, P. Monahan, R. Millen, S. Olsen, J. Nicholson, J. O'Brien, J. Mullaney Row 2: J. Merlino, P. Michaelson, A. O'Brien, B. Nord- gren, R. Milne, M. Mullen, Row 3: T. Pineo, P. Neville, M. Murphy, K. Michener, L. Mitcheroney, P. O'Neil, K. Mulcahy Row 4: K. Molloy, S. Mullen D. O'Brien, C. O'Neill Row 1: A. McPherson, S. McGonigIe, C. McGuire, H. McCarthy Row 2: J. Macdon- ald, B. Mackness, J. McDaid, J. Masciarelli, L. Mandell, M. Mahoney, C. Mackay, Row 3: E. McCabe, C. McMorrow, M. McHugo, D. MacAdam, B. McDonough, J. McNeice. Row 4: S. Marceau, M. Macdonald Row 1: J. Schulze, D. Sexton, L. Smith, S. Shaffer, J. Signori, D. Sera. P. Smith, Row 2: T. Smaldone, D. Slawsby, C. Searson, K. Smith. S. Scanzio. J. Silvasy, Row 3: C. Simons, S. Small, M. Shatz, D. Seaman. W. Ryan, R. Shea, M. Shannon. Row 1: S. Spearin, M. Stapleton, S. Smith H. Snapper, S. Sullivan, W. Titus. Row 2: J Tordoff, K. Taylor, C. Sykes, K. Sullivan, T Tivnan, L. Stanton, Row 3: R. Studholme W. Thompson, W. Stepanishen, S. Supple J. Sundook, M. Stapleton, K. Stratis. x ' - ' 'i-'i J Row 1: C, Vazza, A. Uliano, C. West, S. Winthrop, L. Wintunski, E. Wright Row 2: W. Walsh, P. Tucker, L. Zartarian, P. Whe- lan, J. Widberg, A. Twohig, Row 3: A. Van- denburgh, R, Tutin, M. Winters, C. Wilson, M. Trayers, M. Uliano, W. Voges, J. Yeo- mans Row 1: E. Roster, R. Payne, A. Parker, P. Ryan, W. Rosenberg, J. Perez, Row 2: A. Psarros, M. Oslin, P. Roach, J. Peters, D. Pavadore, Row 3: J. Peterson, K. Ritten- house, G. Roy, R. Price, P. Politano, Row 4: B. Pickett, M. Pinto, S. Rizk, J. Parker 1. QQ, - i I so-v fn 1-wrnllllll -wwavra ix N , 12 . . if . ,A J- if-If X, '- :qi-XTX! ,Q X in J xi XX- X X x LTXR- V A xx usrflf ' .3 I , ' 1 - d L NN Q . , w.' 4 , A fx S 5 l ' X ' 1 . 3 W'.-- L F f XII ay, -1 : :FSF X I x::,,a ' U, ,. -.-.-ix' 5 x-g,11,,,--.. .v .s- W' 'ivunqg Q x ,E 9- 2-XAN V 7 i ja' 5 . Q .Lv ,, , ii A K '7 ,4 , A' WI ,4'.,,,x g tw ,6, , Q. K QE ,W limi' P' ' , 1.151 . , A ,, 1 ,g ' w ' , : ,-'.i.. 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Attleboro King Phillip Oliver Ames Stoughton Franklin King Phillip Stoughton Oliver Ames Franklin King Phillip Oliver Ames Stoughton Franklin N. Attleboro WE THEY 9 1 3 O 3 0 3 3 5 2 5 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 9 1 1 2 4 1 not available not available At the time of this writing The Canton High School hockey team is in a tie with Oliver Ames for first place in the Hockomock League. Led by senior captain Dennis AI- drich and seniors Lou Kantaros, Peter Sulli- van, Doug Knapp, Steve McClelland, Steve Botsch, and Gerald Dalton, the Bulldogs have lost only one game, while compiling a 7-1-4 league record. The Bulldogs have once again qualified for the State Tournament and are expected by many to make a strong showing. ,'r', . VARSITY Row 1: G. Dalton, D. Knapp, S. McClellan, D. Aldrich, S. Botsch, P. Sullivan, L. Kantaros. Row 2: T. Bacon, J. McNiece, C. Olsen, T. Wilson, M. Winters, T. Martin, J. Ford, D. Botsch. Row 3: C. Epstein, Head Coach Smith, P. Desisto, J. Leary, M. Trayers, S. Rooney, W. Lennon. D. Short. Coach Horack, J. Kraemer. Q23 g'f.f'w4'. :.a?'f-42313 -. ,vw ,mx it, ,!91y.Q M., we .. ggi . 5,4 H 4 0 51' 753. . 1 42' ' . ' 'if I V, A .Za ' . . J . , ...Q M Hr' ' wh ' 2. ' ' 'L 23542. - M i -xi: E' -if Y , Q . ! 138 J F X sf fxk X 3? 536, E 1 -55. , gr ' ,,,- S! 'S' 'P 1 , mi , - VM ' EQ AUM' ,, if V544 2 - ,. ,fi k,,5mf 7 2' X' h 74' 1:1 L X415 'Q V F ' 4 ' l ' lu., ' 'IV . Xl , -I x N i-ls, ' KFXXVN ,, if f' I MA 3, 1 - A , f' . A? If If cf Q14-fff' I Z, E'f:, I 2.541 U ' 7 Q. fx. . U K 'J G W f Fffiis, A . , - if-4 Us A N X mfs ff ff b :ff 1 V i ,f .. , Q 4-We Q QQQ'- . J1 , - f ' 11 r --...- 3 . Q. gbf f 'ff '-' QQ RSIT R N JU fzf ' 'Q 140 P ' fi 'ff ' hu. all ... ...4-53' -- -9-T! Row 1: J. Haas, R. Vassa, B. Walsh, J. Mullaney, D. Mahoney, P. Kantaros. Row 2: B. Kilroy, McCarrick, P. Ingeneri, B. Carnes, J. Lawlef Row 3: Coach Roache, J. White, D. Regan, B. Olson, J. Ezepik, M. Mchugo. M. Bruno, B. Puckett, D. Baker. W. . . ' .4 sgtatli f f. 5 'Q fl I ,rl , K ' ,, 1' ,C 'f ,if ' . of 7 'A .vi W . E I' I 'f'g,-ffiip ' Y 4 , l -f' ,t , ' 1,5 i 1' no 5,323 .1 : , X-P fvrct . 1, gn sf f luv' ' ' 'W N 4 W 1? 'r 1 . N 'I 331' he 4 wi I lf, .N if N :ff . ...M ' Uiii: on rl I , f 15111 isa: , 5 5554, HOCKOIVIOCK LEAGUE CHAMPS 15 O m r. . - - .F 4 vw 1' .gs-jg . ' K c,.,5:'?3-,. v ' f:,.-'a'.r'xa119ws-rw 1:-A ................. , A L , . Ll.:-' 5: 'XY--0 A Row 1:A. Kershaw M Kelly J Toronto D Poore D Arsenault M Enos A Macdonald L O'Brien. Row2 J Dellelo N McCarrlck S Carchldl E Smlth E Plotner J Dardano Row3 D Cook, M. Culllnane C Macdonald S Lagadlnos B Flagerty S Gallagher M Cavanaugh Coach Kelleher ln 1975 a group of Freshman decided to try out for a new team at Canton High. They didn't know much about this sport but felt they'd like to give it a try. Now they are seniors and the freshman of 4 years ago are gone. What remained were real classy gymnasts who dominat- ed the league and went undefeated at 15- O. But the team will always look back on all those bus rides, on Ann Macdonald making the team as a sophomore, a few trips to MacDonalds or Papa Gino's, An- drea Kershaw's broken arm and still fin- ishing the season, even going undefeated, with that first big win over Franklin. Look- ing back was both happy and sad. Happy because they had come so far but sad because it came to an end. The Hockomock Individual Championship was held at CHS and Canton received a total of 12 metals: vaulting-Maureen Kelly bronze, Denise Arsenault silver, Debbie Poore silver individual all around. Barsg Dawn Cook silver, Mary Ellen Cullinane gold, Beam, Ann MacDonald bronze- Floor, Stella Lagadinos silver-all around Nancy McCarrick received a gold for floor, vaulting, bars and a silver for beam. She broke her CHS record with 32.6 points. The Team also was chosen to compete in the State Tournament for the first time. Congratulations to all the girls and to their coach Kevin Kelleher. 11 Y . ' :Q i T1 ' 3 27 5. if . ff . . gr xg E A '4 ,'f,,v,, . . 'dwg GIRL GYMNASTS HAVE BEST SEASON - CANTON JOURNAL Canton freshman and sophomores don't know what a losing team is and this is largely due to the hard work put in by all of the girls. This team has shown true class all season as they have in the past, but it is the hard work that has brought the scores up. -Canton Journal .-.,,.,,,. ,V V ,... , 9 . 1 ' 7 1 f fft'wrh ' ' WE OPPONENT 80.7 Taunton 98.5 Franklin 104.65 Sharon 101.2 North Attleboro 97.2 Stoughton 99.6 Foxboro 96.8 Foxboro 101.4 Plymouth 116.4 Stoughton 110.45 Westwood 110.75 Franklin 113.55 King Phillip 105.65 Sharon 102.2 King Phillip 104.8 North Attleboro . .1 -. ,YW l 1 i i 9 l :K ff ff 1 .,, Q THEY 41.6 70.8 73.95 82.0 73.2 55.1 30.9 66.6 90.3 48.4 100.05 100.1 96.9 86.05 89.4 R TRACK IND .i A A . SJ Row 1: Coach Ladow, M. Cafasso, K. Jennings, A. Howlett, K. Walsh, M. Murphy, J. Murphy, J. Macdonald, V. Govatsos, N. Bell, M Macdonald, Coach Coughlin. Row 2: B. Smith, C. Rodman, P. Berardi, S. Hainline, D. Spector, J. King, J. Mullaley, R. Shnider. Row 3: P Salemi, R. Brockman, R. Coffman, J. Berard, B. Rodman, T. Smaldone, J. lvanoski, B. Keenan, R. Schneider. Row 4: E. Walsh, W. Marshall, E Nemes, K. Murphy, S. Callaghan, S. Stephanishen, P. Toomey, K. Daley The Canton lndoor Track Team coached by Mr. Ladow and Mr. Coughlin had determination and showed great individual perfor- mances this season. Despite their 1-5-1 record, Canton placed first in the J.V. Franklin Invitational meet and made a fine showing at the Hockomock League Championships. John King placed fifth in the 1000 yard, Rob Shnider fifth in the 45 yard hurdles, Crig Rodman fourth in the 50 yard and junior Brad Smith first in the 600 yard run. At Canton High School Indoor Track is still a boys sport, but an honorable mention should be given to the unofficial girls team. I 1 i 79.461, 7 4,, , 93 , - -1 ,, 42034 .tw-ff-61423, jjf-gg' -if ,il 1'9?f' 13? . ,f ,, -,lf , , .., -,.,.,,,,4 , , . Y 5' -Twig.-,n.,, M , .1141 --Q. . -A DERS EA L EER CH LL BA ET SK BA .J A GN ,,.pQi Front: L. Dolan. Bottom: M. Mahoney, S. Sulhvan, K. Bletzer. Middle: J. Hagan, L. Zarteruan. Topi D. Mulo, E. Shugmaan, S. Wolfe. J. Sulluvan, L. Stewart. Front' J Fitzgerald.Center1J. Callahan, S Lyons, P. Spence, D. Glen, K, Ernest, M. Moore. M 'lp I .N iii i,v3:i5.4' Nxilgif T'hH1j.Z, ff M 1 ' il 1 o as T . 5 - V ' 'wrf' - UAH 'Y' 2 QM! L 1 J a ,Q ,X , ,, ' f' - il , f 1 NTO 4,,43 '34 1 .143 -.331 NTO ,Nw . N704 -.F14 'V WVU? mfg EU , J - Y O 1 . up -'D M754 pN?,54 ' M v,,,r170,LSANU -1 4 . .rf ,4 1 . ,fl 4 JU '40 ' 4, -5 42 4' BASKETBALL mv' Dllllgk , ff 4 rr' H ' Lf-1 T ' E ' ' ' Sa, 1 1 E ,Q 'i 1 N 44, ,, V 'H-xi ' Q 4 4, I- , lk ,A4 ' R61 Y, ag:-:f J - . 1: g' J lg' ,f ' ' ill? HI 'V 'FL N. an t - at xl r 23 nf 7-E LANT ' e K, 1 ,,..,---- 1 uv Q 1 54, - 4 .wV. J 1 ..-.1 , ., 4. W f7CX ry4 ve, the game's ove Da 150 .1 Row 1: B. Flanagan, B. Ricci, R. Berard, D. Sullivan, A. Goodman, G. Weiner. Row 2: Coach Anderson, M. Lambert, S. Bramhall, S.'Foley, J. Francis. The CHS Boys' Basketball Team is headed for its second winning season in a row, with a record of 10 wins and 8 losses at this time. First year coach Steve Anderson and assistant coach Greg Roose- Iet have stressed a defense oriented game, and their strategy has apparently worked. Senior co-captains Rick Berard and David Sulli- van have led the team of nine seniors and one junior this year through games which have been tension filled, especially in the final seconds. The spirit and the hard work of this team will be remembered for years to come. SHVA All .A U1 .A 71 Row 1: A. Braconi, J. Arico, D. Pavadore, J. Goggin, M. Pinto, S. Altman. Row 2: Coach Rousalet, D. Shea, J. Aufiero, M. Davis, B. Young, R Mosely, B. McDonough. J QQ 5' lv' 1 Y J 1' I J I V' Ixx ' VM :M ll i, fi!! XXX Lx' xx: a.- - W Wx xx 4 LNT0 S4 04' xx! XJ ANTU wg, Xu TU '.-we QXTUI 'XJ T174 Row 1: R. Foreman, P. Levine, T. O'Brien, P. Tyrell, R. Cammarata, R. Wade, S. Sullivan, Coach Gaul. Row 2: K. Suliivan, J. Munroe, D. Goggin. B. Healy, J. Cookman, P. Ulrick, P. Forest, R. Davis :I SEIU VXIH N3 FRENC+ICLUB HANGE C EX H C EN FR .A U1 A P T .,. - 4 Row 1: L. Smith, D. Vinios, D. DiCostanzo, D. Kuenzel, C. Shea, R. Murphy. Row 2: E. Hagan, K. Cronin, D. Chefitz, S. Inguanti, S. Findlen, D. Slawsby, D. Mazzola, N. Simm, K. Wood. Row 3: C. Searsori, R. Wofle. L. Nelson, A. Pansewicz, G. Wolf, K. Zack, E. Michaelson, S. Cronin, J. Halloran, L. LaBoIlita. Row 4: S. Borristein, M. Alterman, D. Becker, C. Duffy, J. Murphy, C. Kapsambelis, N. Dolby, H. Burrell. Row 1: A. Conlon, A. Clark, L. Smith, D. Vinios, D. DiCostanzo, K. Page, C. Shea, R. Murphy, K. Wood. Row 2: C. Staples, D. Hampe, K. Cronin, S. Bornstein, C. Searson, S. Findlen, C. Coin, D. Slawsby, N. Simm. Row 3: J. Gifford, P. Ryan, E. Chambers, C. Duffy, J. Murphy, G. Wolfe, K. Zack, B. Nordgren, M. Friedman. Row 4: S. Inguanti, H. Snapper, J. Camiolo. Row 1: S. Galizio, D. Brophy, C. McCloskey, T. Sawtelle, L. Goetze Row 2: D. Hampe, K. Macintire, D. Mazzola, B. Johnstone, P. Derry Row 3: C. Mazzola, M. Shatz, D. Chelmow, missing: V. Crimmins Row 1: S. Galizio, D. Brophy, C. McCloskey, T. Sawtelle, L. Goetze, M. Curran Row 2: D. Chelmow, D. Mazzola, L. Cammarata, R. Young, N. O'Hara, C. Mazzola, missing V. Crimmins Row 1: M. Miller, J. Kramer, S. Inguanti, B. Herman, D. Donahue, A. Curran, C. McCloskey, J. Macdonald, K. O'Neil Row 2: J. Waldman, J. Grenier, L. Caldwell, J, Peterson, J. Hayes, J. Sherman, M. Wallen, K. Ernest, S. Dore, R. Johnson. Row 3: J. Murphy, J. Kay, T. Ward, M. Lipshires, C. McKay, J. Schulze, Row 4: M. Burke, B. Waldman, R. Johnson, B. Gilmartin, K. 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' 'Q we h W 'T , M Q A ,-Q - sn1-i.ivifan 145 Capltolhftlfi M the Czftf Q5 e Shirley S1111 Lxfdu Defense helped the Bulldogs win t e c amp ons p, oo. Z N216 Bqjnis blocks a pass against Mansfield. 65331 GJ 0, QQ Miss Mary .lo Leary Judlfh WfF1Pef 3 Susan Staples Brian Whltffh Slime St:1sjke3.f Jeffrey Widberq 1,. . 1f.,4::l '-.I'--Q fy na tht. V . A 53' C 'We U 2111161 5631799 lcqfq 11615-ti QQ x N017 . their 0 tal' BHIII C 1 H' h hey e fn an on lg Canton High athletes named to their respective Hockomock League V' t hb 1 All-Star teams are: Iclockwise from top leftl Mike Carroll, Brian V ' ' White and Ed Jones, Cross-Country runner Andrey Kershaw, and A if Held hockey stars Terry McNeil, Jane 'Malloy :ind Lisa Smith. 4 o . , ,e., , ' V. 4 Q- 3' 5.5 5 -nt,' ' ' G' eeee4 e t ,I , -'H tel' N, li, u' A W 3 ' .t .,'-' H V, N-V1 ' ' f A Q vw 153 2. Q. . ' , Q ' fl H It , Mn 'Q H 0 1, . ., , j 32235-:,l ts S :Lv 'ha fb- P '94 ' W tt ' ,W Q w' Q::: 'L ' ' . '.' 212 2. ,.,. tif' ' ' 1 Gal1ZlO 4713 uvvb I b Goodman e ,, lf? V. r ef :1.a.Hagan l 000 H-a e M tw ht mn , ,,2.',. I. '-- mrs: nett W ,'1- nald Q mg Mary Vioqaus ef? n My ' 1 male, 'I of star' F' Row 1: S. Bougas, S. Bouchard, Row 2: R. Blair, L. Bernard, W. Bowen, D. Astrofsky, P. Bashner, S. Belezos, P. Beradi, S. Ar- thur. Row 3: K. Benedetti, J. Beradl, L. Barnet, L. Bower, N. Bell, H. Auratin, A. Berry. Row 41 J. Berard, K. Anderson, J. Amrehein, P. Brennan, J. Blanchard, M. Bainton, M. Binder Treasurer - Jill Cohen Secretary - Kevin Murphy Vice-President - John Berard President - Wendy Gaynor SOPHOMORES Row 1: C. Campbell, M. Carnes, D. Carl son, L. Caldwell, A. Cashman. Row 2: S Brooks, S. Brennan, K. Browne, M. Cavan agh, W, Colelnan, J. Carniolo. Row 3: J Connors, E. Bremage, S. Callaghan, M Carroll, W. Carnes. M. Bruno. Row 1: D. Devine, S. Ennis, L. Fay, J Drury, J. Donahoe, W. Doolan, K. Droney Row 2: P. Doran, J. Draper, W. Dube, C Duffy, K. Ernest, L. Devine, C. Ferguson, T Fiore. Row 3: W. Feeney, K. Devine, M Emde, L. DePalma, P. Doyle, R. English, B Flaherty, C. DiGiroIamo. 1' D . Row 1: M. Currivan, R. Dadasis, G. Cos tello, M. Danesi, M. Davis. Row 2: P Criuell, M. Corrigan, T. Crowley, K. De Lello, P. Davis. Row 3: M. Costello, B. Dai ly, B. Cravens. A. Corraro, S. Cronin, E Davidson. Row 4' L. DeLang, D. Cooke, P Dardano, M. Cullinane, P. Crawford. Q! X Row 1. R. Gatto, J. Goggin, L. Flight, T. Geohegan. Row 2: L. Gibbons, S. Francis, J. Friel, L. Francescan, L. Franco. Row 3: G. Gallagher, M. Gaffey, S. Franco, W. Gaynor, E. Giordano. Row 1: B. Hannon, A. Grossrnan, S. Haln line, R. Gomolka, J. Haas, T. Hartnett, J Gutteridge. Row 2: A. Haffermehl. J. Gren ier, J. Halfond. L. Golasov, K. Henderson S. Hickey. Row 3: J. Cohen, J. Hagan, B Hofgarten, J. Hayes, K, Haley, S Gottwald, J. Henley.. J. Halloran. G Hamm. v ani! . Row 1: P. Kantaros, P. lngeneri, J. Ivan oski, B. Keelan, E. Katno, H. Kessler. T Kenney. Row 2: I. Kesselman, J. Kenefick W. Jones, T. Hoppe, R. Johnson, L. Jen kins, K. Jennings. Row 3: B. Keefe, C. Kle bacher, W. Kilroy, N. Kildallon. D. Kelly. G Koelsch, W. Kessler. Row 4: M. Kelleher. J Cohen Row 1: D. Lang, M. Lipshires, D. Kuen zel, T. Lally, C. Lowe, M. Lally. Row 2: J Linsky, R. Lesieur, D. Lynch, R. Kus chel, E. Lieve, J. Lester, J. Lewis, L. Labollita. Row 33 S. Little, S. Leonard J. MacDonald, J. Levenson, N. Lowry, B. Lehman, C. Levine, S. Lagadinos Row 1: K. McKenna, M. Maitland, E. McCabe, C. McDonald, J. Mahoney, K. Mclntire Row 2: C. Mazzola, P. McGon- ophy, M. McDonald, S. McCarrick, S. McHowell, C. McCourt. Row 3: D. Martino D. Mahoney, T. Martin, J. Mastandrea, B. Marshall, D. Matanes Row 4: J. Malloy, R. Maddestra, M. Marshalka, R. Malcolm- son, C. MacNeiI, D. Macleod 4.,f,1r', rw xi- Z Away . ff, Jf, 'U 141 49440 P' 'Vilf' J, if 1 4' 1,-ew. 31113353 wt.'r,5Q'i4 Ig .f 'sl J 4' 'I ' A I - . r we ff ,, .VL J, A tv: Q 'K ,ff W F ,. ,Q .f X,..3f ,. 556' if if fi' pn, Az . Ztxwgl. pb,-qu! I7 . '- m ' f ., P. fa '. gf' I ...V 4 . Q' -9 C 1-.' . Qu . f. ,gs 5' -HQ ., 1,1 'tml - A . '91 f a. I J Wwfaawi-.'.4: ' s'5f 1-'Q-e, ' 1 gu- st, . ff 'N fm- . 153' 'aff J.. A fr f.,f2.fH 1 '4.. . .4 ' lig.v..1 Lani. ffhi .Aff Q .71-r t up fly. fl' lx. f . . 1, f Q, M. iffy.. ' :,. Lf fm' V, .i f yi 1 Us f g , 4 s, f ., it N , W a M W W ' lb. ,WL ' 'mf' Nh . , . 1 r M 8 Qi? .41 3 Row 1: J. O'Brien, K. Payne, S. Parker, D Pelletier, J. Powers, J. Nolen, J. Paulaus' kas, Row 2: L. Olsen, M. Neville, M. O'brien, T. Newcomb, S. Pitts, S. Onishi Row 3: B. Olsen, E. O'Brien, K. Puopolo, A. Philbrick, C. Prisco, M. Pavadore, S. Phe- lan 4 Nwmg Row 1: G. Mulford, J. Morley, M. Merlino P. Murphy, C. Mellen, S. Mitchell. Row 2 G. McNeil, J. Miller, R. Mosley, M. Miller. C Murphy, B. Miller. Row 3: R. Merola. J Murphy, E. Milroy, K. Mutch, P. McNaugh ton, P. Munson Row 4: E. Nemes, K. Mur phy, D. Milo, D. Malloy pu., A. Row 1: G. Reznikoff, D. Regan, S. Rooney. B. Ricci, B. Rodman Row 2: M. Robinson. P. Russell, K. Ruane, K. Roach. R. Rania, J. Segal Row 3: S. Rosenberg, P. Salemi, K. Roach, P. Rosati, C. Reverdy, J. Schulze Y.'b,G fic Row 1: A. Singer, J. Soloman, D. Short, J. Silvasy, J. Stepanishen, J. Shannon, W. Small. Row 2: R. Snider, N. Smith, B. Sheinberg, M. Smith, E. Spigel, J. Stoller, Row 3: V. Smith, E. Smith, D. Shea, J. Sherman, E. Spence, P. Speros, T. Stor- kus, C. Steele, R. Shapiro Row 1: K. Zack, T. Winnet, B. Wyse, G. Wolf, M. Wallin, Row 2: E. Yudis, S. Wei- pert, D. Wilson, K. Wymer, J. Wedge, K. Walsh, M. Wenger. Row 3: B. Wyman, J. White, E. Walsh, M. White, S. Weaver, W. Young, S. Yeomans Row 1: W. Thibeault, P. Vanderhule, K. Sul livan, J. Waldman, K. Vadeboncour, D. Sul livan. Row 2: D. Studebaker, S. Sullivan, J Tack, K. Vierra, J. Sullivan, J. Toranto Row 3: B. Tierney, P. Sullivan, M. Valday P. Travis, C. Videtta, C. Vacca. Row 4: C Voelker, J. Toomey, M. Uliano, R. Vazza, J Trunfio Xyx T' CHESS CLUB B LU C ATING EB E D If 2. 5 Row 1: M. Bruno, T. Watson. Row 2: Silvasy, W. Kessler, J, O'N9IH. , I Mr. Rnce Club Advisor P V v 5 xy: D. Mazzola M. Dunn MK. Burke, T, Chelmow, J. Sulvasy Row 1: M. Stevens, P. Bashner, M. Wagner, P. Nay. Row 2: C. Volka, S. Webbe, J. Giannelli, J. Williams, Mr. Bowyer. ' M. , .,,,,,,,-f,..4.,...--- F5 1-I ve gags.: 5' Advisor Mr. Duffy, Mary Kay Burke, Sandra Strumski, Linda Kelly. IGDV 'IVHSIA' 'ICD EIS CIO .A Ui kfl Mercury Editorial Staff Editor-in-chief 'v,......,...,.. ............ B ill Ryan News Editor . . . , I .Mary Kaye Burke Snorts Editor . . . . . .Ann Macdonald Features Editor . . ..,. Lisa Gibbons Beth Chambers Ph0f0Sf3Phy Editor , . . . .John Yeomans Joel Bright Lay-out Editor .....,.. . . . Ginny Keefe Corresponding Secretary . . . . . . . . , . . . . Nadine Dolby Business Editor ..,.....,..,............ Beth O'Nejll Student Advisor: Miss Jan Dragoon Staff Staff: Chris Flynn, Mary Macdonald, Debbie Chefitz, Kathy Cronin, Mary Beth Fitzpatrick, Janice Iliff, Susan lnguanti, Chris Mellen, Debbie Golb, Roger Milne, Kathleen 0'Nt-ill. Steve Onishi, Kathy Russell, John' Russell, Jay Silvasy, Sandra Struniski, Rick bll,ltlll0lIlle, Robbie Bioekman, lvlil e blualf. Marla Lipshire, Joe Paulauskas. Lisa Spector and Marla Lipshire. Anyone interested in joining the MERCURY staff may Contact any editor or Miss Dragoon lin Mr. Lombardi's officel. f-9,-on-. 2055 Q-wt'D 'J ...,5u:E :gy rn,,,, ' :',I', ma moi ,H-. lwOQ. 3 V80 Q53-1 32855 59'-gm F6220 .-. U,-. 4-'00,-I 2ouaQ 'APC o Crm '5-150 '2ru:+':3 SEEN 5-E323 :mmw m '40 g'Q'o:r 513200 off? :H-nfl' U.E.2, g ' 530:52 Sa? wi' .-.BO :-3'-1 rs ae? W-'35 3'-Q: N--'Mm W , .- .,.. -..W 7-u-uv---1 -- VV -I if V V ,., ,MW A.. -W---.-.V ,:.. . 1 ,. V y 4 :I f 1-- 'N J' ' il 9 I ',', 'n apr ' 522221539 -vs v - , .Nr A , ' . Y- x ' RS EDIT Row 1: MK. Burke, E. O'NeilI, A. Macdonald, E. Chambers, Row 2: J. Yeomans, W. Ryan, M. Bruno Missing: L. Gibbons - ov I ,,': '-F gf P4 I .14 Q..1 Ev,? '7 6 gt - Kneeling: S. Onishi, V. Keefe, S. lnguanti, K. Cronin, E. O'Neill, H. Burrell, C. Mellon. Sitting: S. Strurnski, D. Golb, D. Chefitz, M. Fitzpatrick, J Iliff, N. Dolby, M.K. Burke, E. Chambers, C. Flinn, K. Russell. Standing: M. Bruno, J. Silvasy, M. Shatz, R. Brockman, B. Ryan, J. Yeomans, R Studeholme. Missing: M. Macdonald, J. Russell, L. Spector xr U -he X... V l 4 1 J an yen, 4- ,ga H. , .ag A 've'-fi ,.-1 5ff2,,g,,?e, On November 17 and 18, 1978, the Canton High School Drama Club presented Woody AIlen's com- edy Don't Drink The Water. Directed by Mr. George Farrell, the play centered on an American family accused of spying and trapped in a Communist country. Vincent Pizzi, Debbie O'Connor and Judy Marshall played the Hollanders who were chased by John Bettinelli, as Krojack, Stuart Smith, William Quinn and Eliot Brimage. John Russell played the Ambassador. Jim Carroll was Axel Magee. Liz Wright was the somewhat con- fused Sister Drobney. John Sheehan, Russell Wood, Joe Mastandrea, Ella Michaelson, Nadine Dolby, Laura Weafer, Joe Dunn, Craig Rodman, Kathleen Wood, Sheila Brennan and Susan Linnett rounded out the cast. Miss Joyce Panciocco was the Art Director. Everyone who helped with the production agreed that it was a smashing success. W I lb: ANYTHING GOES PIT BAND 'X J I U 1 ' Ya V E I fy 10,9111 iffahfw, VL - VV 4. -2' 'C' V , 4 . 24, 1 .T 7 ,flfff - - , 2,3759 ,Rf . Mi , 1, ' I. -, 7 , , , :fi ,Q f 15 1,773 K. , , , I .1 V 4 ,A-.,,,-. F ' , 4 . Q 1 gf rf I, 4, ' A 5. V 9 I j! - 9 T I ,T-'SAE Ai UA . i ' R 1' 1 1 I 8 MAL. TAIL.-- Az. ..nw.x-A!Jl+n 4 LIGHT CREW PROPERTIES CREW 'fl .rA SET CREW .1',:, ' T g i - Ox? 13454: TT . X N-M uv T, , ' if .,' The Angels. 7 hav 43 jf ' FIT 5 M, . .-f I , 7, W 1 ,Of 1 'li-1...-l ,B 71 A X, ' if fu ' fa' V - 3:1 'S ' 5 I f W 2 X A .. J X . . . 3 :.L I 3 5 , R ' A A - x 1355 S ' sf 1 si I U l'. f Q T ff i uf v . P 3 335 , N Kia. ,,,. V X Q H VN 7 and QX: 1 5 n I1 .A Y L b sv B 5.2 li! ,gf 3 .--1 if f F5 , A 545'-,Jul P' -lv. ,VN Cl' K ?,. xv! -.47 , f 14' , iff? s ffffa 4, , ,lyk 7? 2 1 J '1 w ' 7 ,Q lf, V Q- if l 1 1 X A H 7 ,I 1 ix . X ms- i J Q im 'Q 2 1 1 W, ,Ai 1 ?. li 'llfflwwif :HQ 'su ff , pr'-V? 7 , :Iii 9413 .2 , if rw, 51 gjl' , 34' Q. 1: E Sl 9-'K 1. Y 4 , :g. ..-fy AQ .Y lid f n -.4 N..A 5 k ,,-- .li Y i Z HCATHLEEN Nl HOULIHANH THE ONE ACT PLAY BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS For the first time in over a decade Canton High will compete in the Globe one act play competetionr Cathleen Ni Houlihan, takes place in Killala, Ireland, in 1798, and dramatizes the revolutionary activities of a poor old woman in rallying the' Irish to join France in their war against England. In doing so, Cathleen Ni Houlihan becomes the sym- bol of Ireland in its battle for freedom. The cast consists of John Betinelli as Pe- ter Gillaneg Jim Carroll as his son, Mi- chaelg Stuart Smith as his other son, Pat- rick, Leanne Gibbons as Peter's wife Brid- geyg Nancy Smith as Michael's fiance De- lia Cahelg and Liz Wright as the old wom- an. The initial competition will be held at Bel- lingham High, March 3. Other towns com- peting are Bellingham, Holliston, Sharon, Stoughton, Foxboro, and Westwood. Out of the seven schools, two will move on to the next level of competition. iii ,gi ,i ,li ,f 3' ...F- , s M ' is A 9 9735 ' - '.,'i 4,-2:1 'fi . f , ,eng ...Q 1 PL .s .. 1 , ,t w. s H. , . 'L l S35 il -. I I I I Dyanne, don't move to the cape. I I I Y its I I A L9's.f'QI I 'WLQA I Where is it? v -3 --4 rw ' ' , lv! Sv if fx ,H .a.t G y. ...,f Q., Out! I I I I I I I 5.,'d f la - sunrise, sunset, sunrise, sunset swiftly flow the years one season following another laden with happiness and tears sw : S35 : 3-.xi I P U Ill li ,.-11 , .-..- www Q:-V .- fy ,,', - 1.-f . ', DAY R LLA D0 R LA HO SC .x Xl UN 1' Q. 5 O A But your Honor, l was framed! W Lia, Crazy Cop Day was held again this year by the Scholar Dollar Committee to raise money for scholarships for Can- ton High Students. Students participated in a door to door campaign, and various Canton workers and residents were issued warrants. Prominent members of the town served as judges, while Canton High students acted as Crazy Cops. The fines imposed on the criminals were contributed to the Scholar Dollar fund which awards scholarships to stu- dents each year. The success of the day was a result of many people working together for the benefit of the students. 'Q' r. 1 l Come over here and say that ... So this is what high school life is like! !f Im. ,q ---. F! u YT xg' U' HY pr wp ll Il ll ll ' - E ll ll ll I1 ' 1 W 8TH ANNUAL ALL SPORTS AWARDS NIGHT The CHS Sports Banquet was held June 5, 1978, honoring coaches and athletes. Director of Athletics, Mr. Ma- salsky, made the opening re- marks and Mr. Joyce said his Principal's address. The head coaches then presented award certificates to underclassmen. Senior 4-year certificates and Varsity Club awards were fol- lowed by the Canton Teacher's Association awards presented by Miss Mahoney. Senior Honor awards and Mr. Masalsky's con- gratulations ended the evening. The Awards Night recognizes the many students of CHS who have made athletic and scholastic ac- complishments. Qc l 0 .V - A - ' Y -M 0' xyd 5, .-:4-Sh -it NN., - , t. J Q? nigh A' .3 eff ' Ea .5 ff ' - ,vu Q I 41 Eb ' 3-W.. f 1 X . r l U o ', A - 4 f ff: I 4 ' ' , ' X x I tv iff trial: . A Ai' 1 f ' Z---f' X M r 'H A Yr.. - 'R'-i ff ' i- Q NX A 8' Y L 'Or .- B LU YC SIT R VA .A G O A 6 ' Row 1: E. Kent, J. Mills, T. W cNeil, L. Smith, D. Arsenault, L. Jacobs, M. McCarthy, S. Hainline, A. Kershaw, M. Enos. D. DiCostanzo, P, O'NeilI. Row 2: N. Bell, V. Govatsos, A. Macdonald, M. Kelly, S. Findlen, J. Malloy, M. Ponte, J, Hamrock, C. Fitzgerald, C. Finn. Row 3g, .Bernazzani, A. Cashman, K. Walsh, L. Flight. Missing: M. Macdonald, M. Dunn, J. Macdonald. A ,D is .nf 1... an -Y - , 'AA , , . , -M all-.Lf I .t i Q N' A . W., . ...five ',.:.w.: 4- A Q- N7 1 If ix, v- +3G3:5.,,,! L .u,.y-4. 1 he '5 ik A-. . Q, j.,,,:,z I .rw 1,-5 Let's try that again. -1 n. SZ., .J- 'H ,- A xv 'Em- lli A Nm Row 1: C. McKay, K. Delello, E. Hagan, D. Mazzola, M. Kelly, K. Adams P. Henley, T. Sawtelle, P. Derry, C. McCloskey. Row 2: J. Gifford, J. Silvasy, A. Spigal, S. Findlen, M. Mahoney, M. Powers, C. Dore, R. Ricci. Row 3: C. Gramer, M. Burke, G. Keefe, L. Smith, D. Maciante, S. Webber, D. DiCostanzo, D. Boufides, S. Staples. Row 4: W. Ryan, R. Brockman, J. T0l'OI'1tO, K. O'H3I'8, J. DBHOFI, L. Goetze, A. PUlCll'll, L. Zart anan , J. Murphy. lTllSSlI'lgI M. MaCdOl'lald. O rn 2 -I c 3 5 E N D u P Q V ef SMART . E -, G E T A 'Nl T M ED oocnmonx 1 ' I 0 Q , N XX ,Eff 181 EA T H AT .n 3 NJ an J 1 ,iw fri ii? - 5.3113 - c. ,u f 1 4 , f s X 1' I In 'L V' i C5 4 6,15 it an dig. A I J,-4 Row 1: B. Pickett, J. Silvasy, A. Goetze, J. Gifford, M. Friedman, B. Coleman, C. McKay, H. McCarthy, C. Searson Row 2 B Gilmartin S Marciniec, T. O'NeiII, A. Clark, J. Blanchard, R. Mosley, S. Cronin, K. Delello, S. McGiIvary, N. Bell. Row 3: Coach Badolan Asst Coach Nagel S. Weber, S. Staples, E. Hagan, M. Hale, C. Shea, C. DiGirolamo, S. Franco, L. Franco, K. Page. 1 I :T 5 4 2 Coach- Mr. Martin Badoian 1 fx Assistant Coach- Mr. Michael Nagel The Canton High School Math Team is in the midst of still an- other excellent season. Consistently, the Math Team has emerged victorious over hun- dreds of High School Math Teams in New England. ln recent years Canton captured the State cham- pionship three times andthe New England Championship two times. Currently the Math Team is in first place in the M.M.L. and the G.B.M.L. The Math Team, which is coached by Mr. Martin Badoian, is com- f posed of twenty-eight students. The graduating seniors are cap- tain Susan Staples, Amy Clark, Mary Lee Hale, Tricia O'Neil, M Kathy Page, Colleen Shea, and , V , - . Sara Weber. Susan Staples placed individually in both leagues last year, placed third in the Massa- chusetts Math Olympiad and was '. . . nauseous are you? ad. United States. E r. as N F370 'J' 4.7.93 1 'E I is 4l,, 5, ,,.? , We must get ready for the rush at half-time! . WK S fn 4 if ,..., 9 Q I .. M....-1Il ' N ' - - .. . 1 ,..-v...-M.-1-n-a----' Sophia has the best form. the first female ever invited to practice with the International Math Team Amy Clark and Kathy Page were also Finalists in the Mass. Math Olympi Because of its extraordinary accomplishments and record, the Math Team has brought much attention to Canton High School. Thanks to the hard work of Mr. Badoian, Mr. Nagel and the team, Canton High's Math Team is known and respected throughout New England and the Eastern K5 ' .ii 'rfwibj' . ' Plasma: sn... -. .. , ' LL BA FT YS RSIT VA .a G A inn I . . ' A 2 ,f 4 t If-. Q' -K K f 1 , 'Wg' ff' 'Y X .M I .:::R-55553 , un.. lx . J Coach Scully SWS .3fx 'f5F - .Q- bf 'Q A ', .N 'V Us ' 2, N. U' L OPPONENT Stoughton Mansfield Oliver Ames No. Attleboro Foxboro Sharon King Philip Stoughton Mansfield Franklin Oliver Ames CHS - SOFTBALL CHAMPS WE THEY OPPONENT WE THEY 7 8 Foxboro 7 A 3 5 1 No. Attleboro 7 1 9 6 Sharon 13 3 11 0 King Philip 4 5 9 1 Franklin 4 1 14 6 Nauset-Regional 12 1 10 4 Case 7 5 10 11 Medfield 15 2 16 3 Braintree 7 6 15 5 Barnstable 12 1 12 3 Haverhill 12 11 Amherst 8 10 C8 inningsj W I D , 453' . at-' Q Q2 11? Q M . hw .f u E4f?Qi35f'4'? s , .X 5. ' 6' A .5 .XY x A . .l this is the furthest anysCanton team has journeyed in the Tournament lt is most grati- n knownn that we can ke co in from Q 3. 'g U 1' eo,m'e V 'Pjhehind to Win, which has been proven all sea- son long, including the playoffggandd tourna- ments. They're a greatjbunchf of yoqngfladies . .. , Ooach Scully lj-Vg E ff. A J V-ggi '-'3,:,gep- ' 1 L Y' ' 1 ff: 3 '.': 3. f-'iv of 'wg-J1.gi:,g: gf . A X-ws -- finder.-fgl f., . - U, ski W .Um . L, . X., , . , , -- ,,.s-'iwsz' , -,-.w5ie,- 4 ' 'iv -fg- ' H ' ,--if-as 2 'QW iff H.. mm,-?'g'-..:wj4, , ' ' ' ff '1t:'e,gE'1Ej ff -. x J a.. 1-4.316 , 5, A V... dfyt. . R . I V NQ5, ' X4 . . . X .,..-..mx .ti 4- . , .awww ,ff J. my -. .,.. N.. I, 33? ON, A mr, N . x, -ir - x?ZaR7.f T , , 11 -.f 15.4 ,, ff if ff X f 45 3970 P544 f , . '- L5 , 1 I' 'yyii' Row 1: S. Hainline, M. McCarthy, D. Moberger, S. Mandell, C. Fitzgerald, J. Hamrock. Row 2 M Martino, T. McNeil, L. Leary, D. Curran, M. Kelly, E. Kent, M. McGilvary, Coach Scully vamuffffw 5 ? -'40 ..,i -...-..,- ., Y 'EQOA 'Lua XXX i ig, , ,, .. 47 .,q.....-... A xg' c 'x 1' Q gs-asf A Lv'-If- , nil' if ,, ,.,,,g, . f ,f f I fl., ' ' 4 4,4 I xv ly 401' M - ww Q ' ' fi . 196411. 22' 1'. 4f ' 74W-7 -': fm 1. 4, 5 H . V .,,M,.M ,f , ,. 5. ,.v. ' P .fc -f'Z'f'.:v ff-. L M 'JM-r 5 , ' - TV, .1 '. 1--:wu',5. ,LQ V'- '.-I if v , . .ff if f' A ,gift ?' .1 22,1 f 1LKfi j+', Q1-53,. f ..g ,.p4' V ,jf S' '.w'J.- ,-flfieyfla A- -, sg. 1. f':': Qi- ff' , 'f- N' ,. n k., wil l , . . .nz .- P ag., Row 1: P. Russell, S. McGilvary, S. Sullivan, J. Mills, C. MacDonald, D. Goodrich, S. Winthrop, M. Robinson, Row 2: J. Hanley, S. Finland, D. Prisco, K. Browne, K. Cronin, C. Mosley, K. Ruane, C. Q: . Finn, L. Flight, M. Cavanagh, J. Berardi, Coach Gross. an .a- if .Y lil L 71 I- I- l87 Row 11 P- Finn. J- McLaughlin. J. Pif1f0. T. Barrera, A. Buckley, J. White, S. Ivanosky, B. Gorham. Row 2: A. Singer, manager, L. Kantaros. B. McDonough, M. Uliano, B. Murphy, D. Aldrich, R. Berard, J. Gavigan, P. Sullo, J. Carta, asst. coach, T. Healy. Head Coach .f we an ' -. Q 'v - a . lr 6 ' G ' 1 x Q ii - 1 . fr- ' ,. -' 4. 'SLT' fl 'ZZ' . -f-Sfcy-'!Il5f-Msgs: .1 s'i' 5. 6'-'G , A Q ff V I xl 1 .. . tn. 1.1-is A is -1 X. ,-sw Sr B -2. .'- 5-G' se- .HQ- 2 kg... .2 F 4 131 he 'ffl .K v. .-bu: '-A '1- i ffm! KTA 4 , , . . 'wsfw-4 :es-v af v,..,,,. ' -'if . Mg' ' I Y V , Y I A -if . bw A , f ' s NYY 'I 5. . - I - 1 .l , . - -f- , - . ! ' 315' 7 .4 ' ', -- ,..,,.,,,.' fl -.. .' i H . ' .ffqfn - - 1, ,-. - 4 - .W - J X sg 51 .U 'iv' 1 . ' , - - I ' 9 'fs' - A A - - fa , - r '- . - ' ' Q. ,, 1' A - 0 A ' ' ,N 'JA '5' ' I ..- - . ' ' ' ' - '-' ,'- vt'-. f 1 - - - ,g. 5. , , , . , . ,, --.. ,4. '.' -l-.lf-1.. 'Q , , ,.,,f'-.ff Z I ,pm 'I 1 -23 '. , 41 A, , W K W' 'L H' A' .em 'il in far- A . gffar ' Q L-1 .J v ,V W, u - 3.2, . . ,rn , K, 4 , .I ,V ,. 4 X ' ' ' 5 is 'L' 4, V 3 f , Nr ' 1. 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' 57 s ' .1 f 'K A' lin 7' Y ' , 'V A , I 1 4 ,, A ..,- , if .- . 3 .I ,,. ,,,,' Af, k f -121,111 Mg., A A . .l K R VARSITY BASEBALL JUNI .1 ND O uf' Cnr! 611111 ff Row 1: B. Lennon, M. Foley, J. Doody, S. Altman, C. Rodman, M. Pinton D. Pavadore, J. Ezpik, G. lvanosky. Row 2: Coach E. Bowyer, H. Altman, S. Olsen, V. Arico, M. Mc Cabe, D. Keelan, K. Eames, M, Winters, M. Guarlno, S. Karrol, S. Sullivan, B. Ricci. fag! I 'LQ ' J . J H-em.. , R :ff . ' ,iff ' L'-ff, ' , Sv.. , I-fav., 'Sf Row 1, L to R: G. Diglralamo, J. Stoller, B. Olson, J. Goggin, I. lvanosky, J. Shannon, R. Mosley, E. O'Brien. Row 2: Coach J. Horack, J. Friel, T Hoppe, J. Connor, B. Riccn, M. Davis, D, Short, J. MacDonald, J. Duggan V I ff! V ., , r- ' Lx I. A? vv L3 Zi Q- , 1' v , . i K ,al Q . V ' .2 ,J - .1 ! Row 1,I to r: M. Passaretti, A. Rapaport, J. Kay C. Speros, T. Ward, W. Evans. Row 2: Coach Peax S Francis, R. Brockman, J. Currivan, A. Grossman, J. Clayman, J. Gifford, J. Murphy, P. O Neal D Batchelder, B. Nordgren, J. Levinson. G -' -1 , 9... ' In - 1 .f . . . ,. . my-. T 'limwf ' 'z ,' 4 NL lg as 'vii s Mr-2563 1 J, ff! I 'A rgffzi! 1 11.1-. TSQ .,l2'j5 4 if 41 i Xf' , . , 3.2 s. f . 5 f X 4 . 'N Ff 1 5 L . Q Y ,fi ' Q' 1 ' ' . ' F Wi Qin ' . ' . ga 'I I 4' I it Q .. f- .1-. -J 4- I A M . ' Y II? Q' .. .-s v J fa -ew- -Q 19 ' 5 ' 'gV'l ' It '- Kina I ff: fi 'if' ' yi-? Z 11 1 A N i:6 QwEE 113 ,fx M N-4 a, E: . ' f 2 : .+ sfx I f wg .xg f ,yn yi -4. lf - V , at A , 19, 'f F , ,, . 4, . , 4. N ,V X, 11 ' Q s ff X ' rx 1143 4 xg: -'V 5' Qc.. ' .f UWB J J ' ' ' 5 -', ' ' ya., S5 1-V E ' AJ ' fi! x -4 'ala A Mis NIS EN .A LD NJ T mv uv Q -n ff ' - -21 I.: ::..'-mEmas:'::::' '::: .., si :es 1 5 I s Iwilllliuilii iii. , 3 I l H . - , :S-1 I ll I ff ll l l lll I!!! ll lllk Fiwll lllll lllwlllllllf I ll :I I :FEE EI EH?-VII llll I . --I---U Row 1: L. Gibbons, D. Minkwitz, P. Monahan, J. Aledda, Row 2: N. Billie, M. Gaffey, D. Vinios, J. Malloy. L. Jacobs, L. Cammarata. J. Costello 2 V V ,A ,42 f 'CZ ZZQQ., ' ,W W-. ,ML N.-? ! S TT : VP A,.', , 'fag 1,6 fir, '33 sl' .,f1 X IT 0154 C x 5 004 in Y f N 1 X 7 . rsh.,-,5 ' ' f' L.I. ! .J C5 4 of ,,, L4 . Q.-:,,r Row 1: B. Doolan, S. McDermott, M. McNeice, K. Gagnon. J. Leary, J. Dalton. Row 2: C. Wilson, K. Daley, J. Eckler, J. McNeice, J. Bacon, K Doolan, B. Graham. -i Q A '4'fff'!f'v . la pblff 1 mf' ?f21cgm?if ab, 0 'Wh Wu r 7, f.. 448 195 HELD K TRAC LS GH? .1 ND G5 AA- 1 if 4 fsgxmsa Row 1: M. Dunn, A. Macdonald, A. Clark, A. Kershaw, C. Mullaney, M. Macdonald, M. Ponte, M. Cafasso, D. DiCostanzo. Row 2: L. Coffman, K Walsh, L. Kelly, J. Toronto, M. Bernazzani, N. Bell, D. Chetitz, S. lnguanti, A. Cashman, J. Macdonald, C. Vitale. Row 3: Assistant Coach Sanderson, J. Lester, L, Bower, V. Govatsos, L. Smith, M. Smith, K. Moore, C. Malone, L. Mitheroney, A. Howlett, A. McPherson, S. Bornstein, M Murphy, Head Coach, Farley f l ,A 4 ' . 6 . ,f 'ff?e2 ij:g,. 1 ' F - ' z,f1:,g,.. A f Q lf J n , ff' k ',f.t f - .A run: 'A .Ah-.j ' , 1 ' 1,',' I 1 Lrk-,I 2 'n'9vi5gf,g., Af! ' f I fr' 'j Sv mir - . K X F., , , I A 1 'K ,4 , 'Q .f' Q 4 Qkhz, AFI- ka llgnmu-law 'H , 'f-vivid? Qxllzzfy X91 Tim , ':,,,'5X- . uv, wk kf.qfXN 9' Q2 fl, Af 7 HELD K TRAC 'S B Y .A x0 CD ?37fg:,Q l fi. 'F 1 . .........-.--..........-.- ...-..n..ai. ee Row: D. Bell, D. O'Shea, J. Mullaley, K. Cashman, M. O'Brein, M. Uliano, J. Leonard, R. Schneiders, J. Toomey, Row 2: M. Shannon, S. Linehan, J. Murphy, P. O'Brien, Weiner, G. Cafasso, J. Lawler, S. Foley, B. Smith, J. Steffaney, S. Callahan, E. Walsh, B. O'DonneIl, Row 3: Asst. Coach Kelleher, Coach King, D. Chiolfi, D. Goggin, S. Farrell, J. Kramer, M. Cooke, D. Lewis, C. McMorrow, S. Supple, J. Berard, S. Leonard, R. Schneiders. Asst. Coach Ladow. 9 .. 2 I X 'Q' 14 ff , X . f ' X g I CF S 1954 5:3 W I FRESHIVIEN HGIVIERGOIVIS Class officers: Secretary, Susan Carchidi Treasurer, Patricia Hale V. President, McCarrick President, Susan Murphy Row 1: R. Brophy, D. Brown, R. Aquilino. S. Buckingham, P. Aiken, W. Barrera Row 2: D. Brown, M. Alterman, M. Berard. K. Alonardo. H. Arnao, D. Becker, Row 3: W. Allen. H. Bur- rell, K. Bletzer, B. Brenner, P. Brown,L. Alder- man. Row 4: K. Anderson, E. Brimage, K. Bar- net, L. Babikian, L. Bougas. E. Bell. J. Bettin- elli Row 1: L. Carrozza, A. Costello, V. Copoulos S. Carchidi, J. Callahan, A. Clausen. Row 2: R Coffman, J. Connolly, P. Crimins, T. Chel mow, K. Cambell, P. Chamberlain. Row 3: D Cammarata, R. Cammarata, J. Casale, A. Cheimets, G. Costello. C. Cavallaro, G. Cook- man, L. Ciolfi Row 4: T. Colmer, J. Cogliano. W. Cox, P. Cecelya Row 13 C. Flynn, M. Fitzpatrick, S. English F. Ennis, A. Draper, A. Duffy, D. Drink water. Row 2, L. Fitzpatrick, E. Fennessey T. Farrell, S. Furnell, M. Flarety. Row 33 M Enos, M. Fields, R. Foreman, C. Eagles, S. Fiel. Row 4, K. Foley, R. Eckler, M. Dunn, T. Dugan, E. Espenhain. Row 1: N. Dimare, J. Davey, J. DeLello, M Cunha, L. Dolan, N. Dolby, S. Dorsey. Row2 M. Curran, D. Dalibor, S. Dalton, J. Dardano K. Crockett, C. Devane, P. Currivan, C. Doo Iey. Row 3. R.Davis, C. Digirolamo, P Crossen, C. Cronin, DeYeso, C. D'Alu- sio.Row4, C. Dowd, J. Doolin, K. Donahue, R Dickey, B. Donnelly, R. Dias, R. Doody, P Dunavan. Row 1: D. Glenn, K. Giordano, M. Gilmartin M. Gage, M. Glass, S. Grossman. Pow 2: J Gillis, M. Franco, M. Gorham, P. Gordon, L. Friedman, D. Franco Row 3: D. Greenstein,S Foster, K. Gill Row 4: A. Gray, G. Freeman, E. Gronroos, D. Goggin, Row 5: T. Furber, J Glick, S. Grover v 1- ff Row 1: K. Hale, H. Hogan, K. Henrikson, P Heckman, L. Hagan, E. Johnson, J Iliff, C Kapsarnbelis, C Johnston, L. Hurley. M Kawadler, C. Hill, P. Heap. Row 3: C. Jen nings, R. Healy, D. Jenkins, J. Gualtieri, F lppolito, J. Keelan, Row 4: B Guastalli, K Hoppe, P. Keelan, S. Hamilton. J. Irwin, J Homer ,011 fl ' UA. Row 1: M. Madestra, A. Long, S. Lions, R, Malan, K. Logan, K. Leary, B. MacDonald C. Lawler. Row 2: K. Kramer, K. Kenrick. T. Martin, J. Lofgren, M. Malloy, C. Lanci A. Lamb. Row 3' K. MacDonald. G. Maran- dous, N. MacKay, P. Levine. D. Levine, D Lyles, T. Kelly, M. Lewis. Row 4: L. Lu- Kaszewicz, M. Marathas, R. Klegman, B Kelley, J. Kilroy, E. Lindquist Row lg P. Nay, S. Nogueira, C. Nordgren, J. Nee, D. Park, T. Oliver, Row 23 M. O:'NeilI A. Ochs, E. O'Brien, B. O'Hara, C. Prisco. Row 3, L. Pinto, L. Nelson, A. Payne, E. Plotner, F. Plant, W. Quinn. Row 4, B. Pauli, G. Peters, D. Perry, C. Page, E. O'Shea, J. O'Neill, T. Psarros. Row 1, L. McGilvray, M. Murphy, N McCarrick, S. Murphy, L. Modica, T. Mol way, S. McCarthy M. Moore. Row 2: V Monahan, R. McCarthy, S. Miles, V McGrath, C. Morganelli, L. McCloskey B.Mugford. Row 33 M. Mooney, J. Munroe P. Melvin, C. Moore, G. McNeil, Row 4, C McGrath, M. Morely, R. Milo, M. McDon ough, T. Mullaney, D. Mazuroski. Row 13 M. Salemi, L. Scheider, L. Schank L. Roy, V. Rotella, D. Reilly. Row 23 S Rearick, L. Schuhmacher, E. Schugmann C. Russell, J. Schmidt, D. Regan. Row 35 R Russell, B. Rodman, D. Seaman, D Rooney, Row 4, D. Regan, C. Searson, J Scholl, R. Rosenstein. V1 I .fx Row 1: E. Smith, P. Short. P. Spence. L. Stuart, T. Tatt, E. Shea. D. Sette, D. Sulli- van Row 2: D. Sefton, E. Sundook. K. Tiv- nan. D. Spearin. L. Summers. L. Spector K. Supple Row 3: S. Smith, M. Sullivan, J. Sullivan, G. Semel, L. Sheehan, Sullivan Row 4: D. Shatz. J. Telfer, K. Sullivan, R. Shannon, J. Tetro. -MAJ . ts Wt Row 1: M. Wadman, M. Whitty, C. Trayers. L. Valday, J. Uliano, L. Weafer, J. Tremen- tozzi, P. Vallely. Row 2: J. VanNeste. C. Will, R. Widberg, T. Yost, R. Woolfe, S. Wolfe, P. Vitale, F. Tutin. Row 3: J. Wright. S. Toloczko, R. Witt, P. White, R. Wade, P. Tyrell, B. Winthrop, Row 4: K. Walsh, D. Walker, W. Wanless, M. Wenger. Row 1: J. Gifford, B. Brown D. Wine, B. Smith, D. Allen Row 2: G. Demmons, E. Remi-esiewicz, E. Michelson, J. Pouchard, J. Klayman Row 3: G. Willemson, L. Dan- iels, S. McGilvary Row 1: K. O'Hara, S. Garber, D. Chefitz, C. Gutteridge, K. O'NeilI, E. Hagan, Row 2: E. Cecylia, M. Gibson, C. Vitale, M. Kay, E. Johnstone R. Wood, D. Donahoe, Row 3 D. Chelmow, C. Staples, C. Mosley, D. Maz- zola, L. Judge, A. Curran, K. Cronin. Row4 R. Pasquarosa, S. McCarthy, K. Kronillis, E. O'Neill, M. Burke, D. Semel, N. Lydon D. Hampe FROM OUR MUSIC HOIVIEROOIVIS JlM'S VARIETY CLOTHES Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 C Fashionable Sportswear A At Affordable Prices Jim's Variety L 588 Washington L Village Mall 828-0345 Canton MARKETS 2160 TURNPIKE ST. CANTON MASS. CROWELL'S MARKET SL LIQUORS Compliments Of MAINCO SCHOOL CO. Mainco School Supply Co. 57 Pine St. l ll Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 CODEX CORPORATION 'V 517 Av. ..u TWG' 37 ff r. STAFF H EC 208 q. 5 Row 1: N. Gacewlcz, L. Sheehan, M. Ponte, A. Macdonald, A. Clark, T. Sawtelle, D. Brophy, C. McCloskey, L. Goetze, G. Wolfe. Row 2: S Hanson, D. Mazzola. M. Kelly, S. Hamline, M. McCarthy, A. 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JAMES VENTURA MR ARTHUR BEDARD How embarrassing' ' 1 H Ml' fl 'f .naw 43 X 'Q 39 ARTS NE N2 MJ O b '4'3l!hlKMww A, gas. . U' Nt: E QI:- l 4' Q5 A f MR. GEORGE MCCALLA llxi if ' ml I 1 D D MRRICHARD cARDozzA MR. ERNEST ST. JEAN MR. JOHN JUDGE Dept. Head .r 1 A fa . , Y QQ- MRS. SUSAN MEZGER T MISS JOYCE PANCIOCCO MR. DONALD QUINCY av- Q Q MR. RICHARD LAVACHE MR. GARY MCNAMARA MR CHARLES TARDANICO MR RONALD BERUBE MR. THOMAS BERNESCONI MR MICHAEL FAIRHURST MR JEFFREY BURCH MR. AUTHUR AUGENSTERN 'OIC . MR. RICHARD MOSER ' SI-ft RIA E ET CAF D AN DIANS 0 ST CU NJ L1-I lx! MR. R. MASCIARELLI MR. C. CAMPISANO , I A .1 , If W ,W ,, ,ff -,g , J , I I 5 E 5 Z 33 . 'Z I f f 2 2 1 1 51 'I I 2 ? 1 ef? E7 I C1 Y f I 5 ? I? f , - I 5 1 f ' f , 22 - . I .V-' P. -an-f . It I I I Seated: E. Pino, E. Katno, C. Kearney, M. Stevenson, G. Colp. M. Whnte. Standung M. I Laughlin, M. Baiton, C. Booth, C. Thurber, C. Kearney, I I I I 3: I , i,f1jzQz.',53gef' V. Q 'fi if H'4'3JiQ.f.ff41L 'if I- , ,.,,,. .,W.,,.,f,Mf' ,. f f H ' W-WW 4 2 M' . , f ff ,, -.,.f,.:f.., - Z! 535' W, QM 1 ' , 'M ,K 1 f? MR. J. POLMONARI 2 E ' '15 I I T! I , I I I I I I if II MR. A. EARDLEY, MR. J. CAMPBELL, MR. L. GRANT I ffl VERTISE ME . BUTLER AUTOMATIC, INC. COBB'S CORNER SHELL 480 Neponset Street Washington Street Canton, Massachusetts Canton, Massachusetts CANTON CENTER MOBIL 500 Washington Street Canton, Massachusetts PROFESSIONALS NELSON D. BATCHELDER, M.D. BAUMAN AND BAUMAN, Attorneys-At-Law MELVIN K. BROCKMAN, D.M.D. BENSON DIAMOND, Attorney-At-Law GERALD L. FINKELSTEIN, D.M.D. CARL FISCHER MELVIN GALER, C.P.A. JOSEPH G. GALLIGAN, Attorney-At-Law ROBERT MYLES GOLDEN, O.D. T.J. GOODMAN, M.D. ANDREW A. KEMALIAN, C.P.A. JOSEPH H. MALLOY, Attorney-At-Law JEROME NATHAN, D.M.D. HASKELL I. RAPPAPORT, M.D. RALPH T. SALVARESE, D.D.S. WILLIAM E. STAPLES, D.M.D. RICHARD N. TIERNEY, D.M.D. DRAPER BROTHERS CO. INC. 28 Draper Lane Canton. MSSS Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 THE REVERE GALLERY 600 Washington St. Canton Mass, Good Luck From . . . mmn S ' Milton Village! East Milton Square! Cobbs Comer Stoughton! Offices of Milton Savings! 696-6500 ' I We can'I make lou car ge better .. I' ' I I I XIVIsi,1',Ifg',li but we can ma e it SUUIID better! In , ' 7 M ...X .... , e ee TRHVEI fl SQUDD u 1.5. Complete Auto, Van and Truck rage nnulo +- snsneu - ce 'e e 1 IP snuss Ann msmumons -.'.' A 'v uv ' A o MOTOROLA o BLAUPUNKT o CRAIG J o SHARP o SANYO o LAKE o Ju. o JENSEN Your 1-Stop Car Radio - Stereo - CB Headquarters on Route 1 1570 PROVIDENCE HIGHWAY AT NOFIWOOD-WALPOLE LINE PHONE fem 762-4235 CONGRATULATlONS Class of 79 Now that you have completed your high school education, unlimited possibilities for interesting careers await you. With your high school diploma, you can afford to be selective in your choices of a career. We would be pleased to discuss with you at any time opportunities available, both in our office and distribution center, as well as retailing in the hundreds of shoe departments we operate coast to coast. Whatever your career decision, we extend to you our best wishes for your success. 555 Turnpike Street Canton, Massachusetts ima C, AUTO REPAIRING f 1 , ,B ON ALL MAKES IN In AIR CONDIIIONING SERVICE 'V . 3 WHEEL ALIGNING .-.Uris 0 DYNAMIC , i if J l I I Q 4, , sang, . 'S ' ' --, WHEEL BAlANCiNG SUNOCO J Buxrzffizrsms SE'W'CE 24 Howe rowmc A ,.. , 82843621 NlfI'ONSliT SICREIHI' - CANIQIN 'J' wr' STRAND JEWELERS Your Friendly Hometown Jewelers 562 Washington St. Appraisal Bureau There's a future for you at Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company. QWe're proud of our Canton High Studentsj I fi dxf There's Life Insurance 120 Royal Street In your future ' 0 ' Canton, Mass. 02021 IBCJSTFCJS 925122126311 Canton C6109 828-7000 426-4717 784-8671 f. 828-2800 QI,url.eg's Zfluiuers r ' FTD A RUSSELL COAL 8L OIL Your Oil Company In Canton 550 Washingmn St- Canton, MA NN f f TELIFLORA Win 8: Joanne Briggs Where To Call SALES - SERVICE PARTS - BODY SHOP 25566 Wade 879 WASHINGTON STREET a CANTON, M-Ass. 02021 Open Evenings Phone: 828-3800 JOSEPH D. GALVIN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Real Estate and Insurance 1209 Washington Street Canton, Massachusetts Telephone: 828-0505 828-0506 GALVIN INSURANCE A UDRE Y C. FIELDS It-as Realtors Member M.L.S. LBURM-fw wb CANTON, Ma. 02021 f T I . . IQ s' 1 E+ ' Q' J , 'Val H TA 7 :.v'lllvJ Il ' ,.. ff ' 2-.- do ' . ' FIELDS J.aQ ',q,,k J 1 -5 .15 : 'j g f A 1032 Washlngton St. MAL :sun . V, NT - QM' as 1 - A. .,',,.,..4: ,.' 7 ' CANTON 828-2426 M. LASDEN, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES - FANS - HEATERS - FIRE 4 Tel. 16171828-1269 or f617I 828-1111 BROCKTON 588-3190 INC. FIXTURES ALARMS 641A WASHINGTON ST. CANTON, MASS. 02021 DOCKRAY 81 THOMAS FUNERAL SERVICE Alexander F. Thomas Mrs. James A. Dockray Timothy A. E. Thomas Directors CompIeteIy Remodeled Fu 455 Washington Street Canton, Massachusetts Ample Parking neral Home Tel 828-081 239 Congratulations and thank you SHABU H IR LO CANTON CENTER HARDWARE Congratulations Class Cf '79 From Canton Center Hardware 489 Washington Street Phone: Canton, Massachusetts 02021 828-1232 Stoughton, Mass. ALBUMS - TAPES - INSTRUMENTS - LESSONS - REPAIRS The Music Machine 119 SHARON STREET - COBB'S CORNER ' STOUGHTON, MASS. 02072 Joi-in AND BARBARA FORTE -344-0540 THE CANTON JOURNAL Your Hometown Newspaper Since 1876 WILMARC'S BOOKS Village Mall 10AM-10PM Canton, MA Mon.-Sat. 828-3110 Special Orders Our Specialty Compliments Of CANTON LANES CANTON POOL INC. Heritage Pools Sales-Service-Supplies David Masciarelli, President 828-3895 394 Neponset St. Canton Mass. 02021 ANDREOTTI PHARMACY INC 574 Washington St. Canton Mass Victor G. Andreotti Registered Pharmacist 828-8210 QQ 'sfiiif Csafon CDi oma A CANTON PLAZA ' 603 Washington St. Canton Mass. 02021 828-2674 828-9837 Compliments of J. L. PRATT Q-.---1 REALTOR ' CANTON and Vicinity l Complete Insurance Service I Tel. 828-2588 8 828-1155 1475 Washington Street CANTON, MASS. 241 Compliments to the Class of Reamosa-rum, 1979 . . DYKEIVIAN PHARMACY, INC. wALPoLe MALL VILLAGE MALL E. wALPoLe. MAss. 02032 CANTON- MASS' 02021 Canton Center 888-3133 - 762-3323 828-4533 '?,Y.4-,LN E. 11 RYAN IFIDIV VVDRKS, INC. l027 Turnpike Street Canton, Massachusetts 02021 Telephone: C6173 828-3435 LI'L WHITE STORE INC. Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 5 Chaprnen St. Canton Phone: 828-9886 Congratulations to the Class of '79 DENNENO'S PIZZA - SUBS 545 PEARL STREET STOUGHTON, MASS. 02072 Illllllllllllll Ford Sales Inc. PHON E 344-9803 IRIIIIIIIIMII Lincoln-IVIercury ROUTE ONE FOXBORQ NEXT TO SCHAEFER STADIUM 1 f ' ' '-A ' l , 'V A it -1 i Q , A I fi? I .:l F 1, I U V' , 4.-rg-,,,....... BEST WISI-IES FROM PAUL' S DISTRIBUTORS, INC. WHOLESALE In CHAN 8' may 'ow 323 Turnpike St. COMPLETE LINE OF DECORATED QRTE 138, 00009 Efsgant Qaigipna in .figgting ANN PARKER IO7 SHARON STREET LIGHTING CONSULTANT BB'S CORNE 344-7137 STOUGHTON. N.J. MARATHAS Complete Line Of Carpeting, Linoleum Remnants, Wall Coverings ICE CREAM CAKES Canton, MA 02021 399 Neponset St- 828 1117 TEL. 828-8150 Canton Best Wishes To The Class Of 79 From RICHARD LEWIS FORMAL WEAR The Finest In Formal Fashions RICHARD LEWIS INC. Featuring Our Jean Stop With Levis, Madewell, Lee, Wrangler Butler AUt0I'l13'IIIC, Il'IC. 480 NEPONSET STREET CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02021 T ELEX PHONE 92-4472 I617I 828-5450 JEANNE'S OF BEVERLY HILL Best Of Luck Graduates! 507 Washington St. Canton Many Others Canton Center x 'lff ' . -,.-,p-il? Compliments of CANTON PIZZA Canton Center Compliments Of 1 CUMBERLAND FARMS numfbefiiild Hl'lllS Compliments of BOSTON ENVEL OPE COMPANY mesa as age liI4I?ltltI'l ltllllf Mmfjfd zl ll ll ll ilw Q 150 Royall Street f A 1' SUPERMARKETS NC 593 WASHINGTON ST Canton, Massachusetts 02021 HUGHES SKATE SHOP CCM COOPER SPAULDING HYDE BAUER NORTH!-AND WINNWELL PU S9 9: C ua E O -4 R' CIE EG! If Y o f ' CANTON MASS 02101 IBM ON 92 52 00353 IQ ooZEf 625 09024-v -BDO wg.: VJ is F0 an Compliments of I WILLOW AuTo 930 Turnpike Street Canton, Massachusetts Shrubs, Mulch Mike Galer Tree Work T. B 84 G LANDSCAPING Landscaping Design Our Specialty 11 Westdale Rd Mike Galer Canton, MA. 828-3270 828-9527 4. .. n PAUL E. TAYLOR INC. Paul E. Taylor Inc. Realtors ilis S f Y T 1 4 W Ann Fraser Associate 828-2900 6657', PARK PLAZA HGTEL 200 Stuart St. at Park Square Boston, MA 02116 Tel: Q617j 482-1800 BOSTON'S newest intown hotel 400 rooms + suites, swimming pool, 1000 car garage, 2 theatres function room, cocktail lounges -- Howard Johnson Restaurant, and Home of THE FAMO 57 RESTAURAN Edie makes Boston more beautiful... -f in it -ii with a little help from her friends: Ultima ' Charlie ' Borghese ' Lancome ' Orlane ' Dior ' Chanel Elizabeth Arden ' Gem1aineMonteil ' Halston ' Lauren ' Cardin Discover Edie, the beauty boutique all Boston is talking about! Discover Edie's selection of prestige cosmetics and fragrances. luxury beauty treatments... essential accessories... Discover Edie. Bostons never had it so beautifull Open daily except Sunday from I0 until 9 Telephone 828-5025 The Village Mall at Cobb's Corner 95 Washington Street, Canton, Massachusetts 0202i RICHARD A. NOTTEBART Operations Manager 250 Turnpike Street ANT N CARD 8. GIFT Canton, Mass. 02021 C O C6175 828-9323 , Congratulations Healthco Class Of 79 605 Washington St. Value King Mall MEDICAL-SCIENTIFIC AL BARNET'S N DISCOUNT DRAPERIES BANKING EOUIPAENT Gi SECURITY SYSTEMS Featuring LEFEBURE CORPORATION David D. Snow Branch Service Manager 480 Neponset St., Bldg. 3, Sec. C Canton, MA. Phone: 828-5850 ' Custom Draperies ' Custom Window Shades 'C 0 Woven Woods 0 Bedspreads CReady-Made 8i Custom-Madeb 0 Levolors 0 Slipcovers 0 Wash 81 Rehang Sheers COur Specialtyl Compliments of NEPONSET STREET CAR WASH D Tl D D IJ kgffpev BEST OF LUCK, GRADUATES T, , A 'VN W V- V-, v 1 V v Y 5--+ Aw-M.fgT4g,, CAN TON Q0-QPERATDTE BAx K ' INQQQDQQATED 1599 L5 .5 H ' A T T Tj 510 TVASHINGTON STREET LT,,iT.Lff5'?iT- ,f CANTON, s1A.sSAC11L'SETTS 4 t ,.,. .,.. Q ,Q-'jj' 'V I' A ,Zig DIAGRAPH-BRADLEY INDUSTRIES, , INCORPORATED 'D DIAGRAPH AUTOMATIC SAFETY PRODUCTS INC. FIRE Ano secumrv SYSTEMS D' pn-B dl fN En land MAR DESIGN, SALES, sERv1cE mm 6r1g,q?,fw,jw g SYS ig Cemton,Mua.02021 Phone: 828- 2201 sas wnumxs ST..lRT.138l,CANTON,MASS.02021 - asm 1: an-4000 NORMAN SEIGENBERG Sales Manager TOWNE UPHOLSTERING COMPANY Frank Fasano Living Room Sets Reupholstered All Work Guaranteed 579 Washington St. Canton, Mass. 02021 CROWELL'S SHELL SERVICE I Official Inspection Station John E. Farrington, Manager 2168 Washington Street fRoute 1383 Canton, Massachusetts Self Serve Gasoline Road Service Pickup Tel. 828-9755 I and Delivery 828-2523 BRADLEY, ESTEY, STRUMSKI INSURANCE AGENCY, INC T . f S Jz'41 wzZkfw4mI 343 NEPONSET STREET CANTON. MASS 02021 46175 828-4244 To The Graduates We Wish A Very BERNARD'S ALUMINUM at VINYL Happy And ,s,OSpe,OuS 553 Washington Street Canton, MA. 02021 Phone: 828-5254 Bernard A. Fineberg President Future EM. DUGGAN, INC. 140 Will Drive Canton, Mass. administration 212-213 advertisements 233-251 aids guidance 44 library 44 nurse 44 office 44 Anything Goes 170-172 audio visual 165 baby pictures 18-21 band concert 47 marching 48 stage 47 baseball 188-109 basketball boys 150-153 cheerleaders 146 girls 147-149 candids 4-15, 28, 29, 124, 125, 164, 165, 206, 207, 174, 175 Cathleen Ni Houlihan, one act play century club 181 chess club 164 chorus 46 class officers freshmen 200 sophomore 158 junior 128 senior 24 close up 165 color guard 51 concert choir 46 cross country 36-38 debating club 164 dedication 17 Don't Drink the Water 168, 169 drill team 50 echo staff 208, 209 faculty 210-232 fall section 28-53 field hockey 39-41 flag squad 51 folk group 47 football cheerleaders 30 freshmen 33 trainers 35 varsity 8. jv 31, 32, 34 foreign language clubs 81 exchanges 154-155 INDEX foreword 16 french club 154 exchange 154 freshmen 200-205 german club 155 exhange 155 golf 194-195 guidance aids 44 gymnastics 144-145 hockey cheerleaders 136 freshmen 141 varsity 81 jv 137-140 junior prom 22,23 juniors 128-135 library aids 44 maiorettes 49 math team 182 mercury 166, 167 newspaper collage 156, 157 nurse aids 44 office aids 44 plays 168-173 scholar dollar day 176, 177 semi formal 126, 127 seniors awards 60, 61 class officers 24 cutouts 26, 27 portraits 62-120 superlatives 54-59 softball 184-187 sophomores 158-163 spanish club 155 sports banquet 178, 179 spring section 174-209 stage band 47 student council 25 swimming 42, 43 table of contents 2, 3 tennis 191-193 Thanksgiving Day game 52 rally 53 track indoor 142, 143 spring 196-199 varsity club 180 winter section 124-173 yearbook staff 208, 209 I If I 1 I w 1. 1 f 1 H f ! 1, 1. 0 .4?lw'E ,. r vr 1 . ---W 1 o . -Q 2 f .7 -.. .-4 - .I . 4 3 -Q' ,. 5'- .' , f.,- ,..: -F .rr -' ' itll -ff -'f 3 v.- ',, QT... ,Af 1--I. .:-. . 4- z- -.g- - 5 , W ,rt . 0 ' Q- ' ' f ' ' . - . 4 . gm .,-v ' 'Sa-vjy - ' 1 . 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