Cohasset High School - Tessahoc Yearbook (Cohasset, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

i s Cohasset Qfiqh School {3 Co%asset f Qflassachusetts 80 cm J asse Jree of f novIeclge ) nisi om ethers } no%) as iU Chss of I960 if is our turn . . . Susan Quelle When trying to find likely candidates for this dedication, we have, as in past years, thought of many teachers and citizens. After all, these people helped us to over- come the many obstacles that have con- fronted us in the past four years; and, for this, our sincere thanks and appreciation can be fully expressed. However, we would like to take this time and space to recognize a special group of people who have taken the time and space of their lives to make our lives all the more meaningful. Their constant attentio and devotion has enabled us to overcome the obstacles of the past eighteen years. They have seen us from baby bottles to spin the bottle to beer bottles and still they will continue to guide us. When looking back at all the misunder- standings and conflicts, we realize now, as young adults, that even the worst can turn out for the best. They have taught us every- thing from riding a bike to driving a car, but most of all they have taught us to respect ourselves and appreciate those around us. Life is a series of givings and takings. Today, we would like to give something special to our parents. Yes, we dedicate our yearbook to you — MOM AND DAD v EDITORS: Rayna Sargent and Ellen McCarthy LAYOUT; Doug Dillon (Editor) SENIORS: Yoanna Zotos (Editor), David McCarthy, Heather Carroll SPORTS: Craig Langford and Jodi Sandblom (Editors), Lorraine Carroll, Charlie Coe ADVERTISING: Jay McNeill (Editor), Linda Whitlow, Marybeth Fasciano ORGANIZATIONS: Lynn O ' Toole (Editor) ACTIVITIES: Disa Pratt (Editor) PROOFREADING: Alexandra Mullen (Editor), Michele Fahey ART: Bonnie McClay (Editor), Susan Buckley SALES: Debbie Jancsics TYPING: Mary Frugoli BUSINESS: Kevin Crough UNDERCLASSMEN: Barbie Gurnis and Connie Grant (Editors) ADVISOR: Mrs. Wunschel ' Twas the night before the yearbook deadline and all through the school not a crop- per was idle and the work was so cruel. All the pages were .planned with the utmost care in hopes that with you they soon could be shared. The staff was all frantic; as busy as could be with visions of a finished yearbook being all that they could see. And Rayna with her candids and Ellen her pages, they all settled down for what seemed like ages Then there arose such a clatter we sprang from our seats to see what was the matter When what to our bleary eyes should appear but a station wagon speeding into 5th gear with a little old driver so lively and quick, we knew in a moment, it must be . . . Mrs. Wunschel? We said not a word and got straight back to work for fear Mrs. Wunschel would call us all jerks. Then sealing and stamping and taping the box we turned our heads to look at our clocks. When at last we were done and we sighed in relief and to the Class of ' 81 we leave you all the grief. 4 A Decade in the Life The little world of childhood with its familiar surroundings is a model of the greater world, once said the psychologist Carl Jung. Indeed, anyone who has followed the career of the Class of ' 80 over the past ten years would be quick to agree. Beginning with the third grade, all the way through to graduation from Cohasset High, the actions and activities of this small group have closely paral- leled those of the real world. Remember? . . . In 1970, the era of the ' 60 ' s was just ending. America began to settle down in the wake of the Vietnam moratorium and the Kent State Massacre. Meanwhile, at Deer Hill, earnest third-grade flutophonists, perhaps inspired by Woodstock, tooted madly to produce Windy and other classics. At the same time, their Joseph Osgood counterparts engaged in prolonged chases during recess, much as the police were chasing mass-murderer Charles Manson. It was already evident that this class would distinguish itself in years to come. Fourth grade was our introduction to world culture. At the same time as President Nixon was visiting China, we studied Brazil, Ancient Egypt, and Switzerland. But 1972 grew discouraging: George Wallace was shot, Life folded, and Watergate darkened the country. So it was that we entered fifth grade with some apprehension and self-consciousness. In fact, fifth grade was when we all discovered our own talents: Nancy Laue ' s story, Doug Dillon ' s fashion shows, the class car wash, Activity Groups, and our free period crafts. However, we continued to interact with the real world, with Outdoor School for four davs (just after DDT was banned), banking in school (coinciding with the devaluation of the dollar); and who can forget Sex Ed with Mrs. McArdle (abortion having just been legalized)? The school year of 1973-1974 was a special one for us, because we were at last seniors, preparing to graduate from Deer Hill. Accordingly, our anticipation mounted through the year, while we paid close attention to current events. So as Skylab 3 orbited the earth on its record 84-day flight that winter, we busied ourselves with science projects of our own, culminating in the Science Fair. (Remember those cute little salmon, herring gulls, seals, and baboons?) And while Patty Hearst was running around with the SLA, while Alexander Solzhenitsyn was being run out of the U.S.S.R. and Richard Nixon got ready to run away from office, we were doing our own running, in the talent show ( The Streak ) and in Olympic Day — Mr. Levine ' s Greece naturally emerging victorious. The highest point of the entire year was, of course, graduation. As we received our diplomas, and John Aver and Yoanna Zotos their S-A-C awards, and while we patted ourselves on the back, we looked forward with some trepidation. What would life in the mysteri- ous and hallowed halls of the High School bring? We could only guess. So, in September we advanced to the seventh grade. And lo and behold, the place wasn ' t so bad after all. In fact, we adjusted quickly, and soon proved our ability to cope by studying independently in ISCS and OLU. And just as Muhammed Ali won back his world heavyweight championship, we displayed our athletic ability in a field day complete with pie-eating, a three-legged race, and track and field events. iplicated. Prompted by Eighth grade was, for us, just as uncomplicated. Prompted by The Merchant of Venice, we held a magazine drive which netted us a sizable amount of capital, Lance Norris l eing the most successful. In this way we avoided the near-bankruptcy which plagued New York City in October of 1975. Then, early in 1976 was a time of scares: swine flu, the Concorde, Legionnaire ' s Disease, and the approval of the death penalty. And in Cohasset, one additonal scare kept the students in awe: a dominating, even terrifying social studies teacher. By the middle of 1976, the class of ' 80 had assumed, for the most part, its present-day shape. The notorious Jason Harris and the l elligerent Michael Sabini (poor Miss Chiminello!) had left, but were replaced by an equally infamous limey. And thus strengthened, we marched toward the challenges of ninth-grade life. While Vikings I and II examined Mars, we explored the world of the Egyp- tians, Hebrews, Greeks and Romans. As Jimmy Carter became President, we became counselors at Camp Wing. Finally our studies of SVM, the pattern paragraph, and Julius Caesar, seemed as enjoyable as the saccharine and B-l bombers being banned at that time. Even Renaissance Day in May of 1977 was a costumed production rivaling Sfar Wars, released just about then. Tenth grade, with the menace of the Green Pen, now loomed. As we studied immigration, an Egyptian president visited an Israeli prime minister. The Nixon memoirs came out at the same time as our research papers. Huck Finn ' s Mississippi River reminded us of Ronald Reagan ' s Panama Canal. And the nostalgia generated by Animal House also appeared in our ' 50 ' s sock-hop, particularly in David McCarthy ' s costume. The year of 1978-1979 looked more promising. Success increased in soccer, basketball, and drama, just as on board the Double Eagle II, But it was also a time of numerical difficulties: 14-12, 80 , 900 + . Thus we arrived at our Senior year. A feeling of general self-confidence, based on victories over Skylab, the Iranian crisis, and Hur- ricane David took hold. The result: the stunning successes of, among other things, the Class Play and the Powderpuff game. We would remain calm and confident right up to Graduation. attitudes and changes of that world. For we have never failed to act sympathetically with the world, and the importance we have in it grows even larger. In twenty years, the Class of ' 80 will be the world. At that time we will be expected to control the life we now so faithfully mimic. Our success will depend on only one factor: how well we have been able to imitate the adult world while still in school. The shaping of destiny will be in our hands alone ... in the future. BE THERE 7 Senior Class Officers 8 STEVE] ANDERSON Aiula ' F.X. Andabum LIKES Hockey, skiing, wixulworking, trucks, lour wheelin ' , good tunes, parties, REMEMBERS MOST Charlie Daniels at Lennox, no rave it (lis. Kristins. AMBITION To be a brain sur- geon. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Goofis, Fast Fred, Disco Lag, and Franky. FAVORITE HANGOUT Out of town. PRIZED POSSES- SION Supa G. WORST HOHKOR SHOW — East Bridgewater, MARGARET L. ATKINSON Pe ggy Moved by deep love, a person is courageous, and with frugality, a person becomes generous, and he who does not desire to be ahead of the world becomes a leader of the world. LIKES — Horses especially Starsky and Beau, my family, my friends, drawing, Pegasus, Saturday Nite Live, being along sometimes, sci. fi., talks with Jen C. DISLIKES — The answer no, housecleaning, pony rides, being told I ' m too young, Kirby. REMEMBERS MOST — Darkle, Berklee 1, First Night, Jakey, 5 at UNH, the birth of April, Pup ' s pups, I. Coffee, Bud, Thunder, George. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Sue, it ' s empty! , meeting a tree, Kim with a camera. Beau s late night jaunts, Starsky ' s injury. AMBI- TION - To own a horse. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Sue P., Sue R., Heather F., David M., various family members. FAVORITE HANGOUT — The barn. PET PEEVE — Being treated like a child. PRIZED POSSESSION - Babish, my moped. WORST HORROR SHOW - Marching band. ACTIVITIES - Jazz Rock 9-12, Band 9-12, Chorus 9-10, SEMSBA 10-11, School Paper 9-11. LEAVING THOUGHTS — We don ' t have eter- nity; we only have time. JOHN B. AYER ' Hang-Hog ' is Latin for bacon. Shakespeare. LIKES — Family, baseball, hockey golf, T ' s unending raves, the lifeguard image, a November dip, waterskiing, blackjack. DISLIKES — Losing, skunked, Merri ' s, all bacteria, the tree, broken noses. REMEMRERS MOST — Class parties, Murph ' s weekend, Thompson ' s curve. Pipe ' s line drive. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — 120, last year ' s baseball season. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Egg (Louie). FAVORITE EXPRESSION — That s a classic. CAUSE OF DEATH - Law school. WORST HORROR SHOW - Pond Street. ACTIVITIES — Raseball 1-4, Hockev 1-4, Football 1, Cross Country 2, Student Council Rep- resentative 1, Senior Class Vice-President. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Out in the Green Hornet. 10 ROBERT JOSEPH BEALE Bob Sometimes I march to the tune of a different drummer but I find a lot of other people in step with me. LIKES — Lisa, hotkey, skiing, my fam- ily, gnobs, N. H., snowy trips, hot sauna after ski- ing. DISLIKES — Hospitals, school, inactivity. REMEMBERS MOST — Goff passing out on par- ents bed after s auna, 12 25 79, S. C, J. T., K. L., R. C, J. L., 8 8 79 Nantuket on Coast Guard Beach, almost losing Lisa off side of mountain ski- ing, 2 16 79. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - 10 29 78, gold Trans-Am, teaburry shuffle into wall + truck, flipping Cordoba on 3A and wasting summer in hospital with Justin raving with nurses. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Lisa, Jeff L., Jeff T., Bob, Doug, Ralph, Fred. ACTIVITIES - Hockey, Skiing, Football. RICHARD PAUL BARROW Rickie Pick LIKES — Good parties, going pitting, hunting, working on fishing boats, all types of fishing, and nice trucks. DISLIKES — Foreign cars, bad weather, having no money when I need it. REMEMBERS MOST - Road trip 79. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Night getting stuck on beach. AMBITION — California 4 years. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Chip, Bob, F. X. M., Brownie. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Cohasset harbor. PET PEEVE — Modern World History. PRIZED POSSESSION - Light-twelve. CAUSE OF DEATH — One too manv. WORST HOR- ROR SHOW - Oct. 10, 1978. ' STEVEN WILLIAMS BADEN Stee — Baden Take advantage of everything you have because vou may not get another chance. LIKES — Bas- ketball, movies, girls, football, no school days, half days, not getting warnings. DISLIKES — Full days, the football team, snotty girls, Mondays, the school ' s pizzas. REMEMBERS MOST — 9th grade, 10th grade, 11th grade, getting caught bv Mr. D. SECRET DESIRE — To meet Lisa Shor- mate. AMBITION — To be very popular. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH — Arturb Yarde, Marie Miller. FAVORITE HANGOUT - side of the new gym. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — I ' m serious. PET PEEVE — Boring teachers. PRIZED POSSESSION — My gold chains. CAUSE OF DEATH — Too many girls. WORST HORROR SHOW — Exorcist. ACTIVITIES - Track, Basketball, Football. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Sabotaging a 747 crowded with people. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Whoever has my past lockers — take care of those pictures I left there! 1 I SCOTT ROBERT BENBOW Ben LIKES — running, skiing, St. Paul Girls, The Out- laws, Haagen Dazs, The Boston Globe, Runner ' s World, sleeping late, The Who, spontaneity, good competition. DISLIKES — interval training, R.WB. ' s, SAT forms, Duxbury, ociffers, working on Saturday nights, Trigonometry. REMEMBERS MOST — school ski trips, Saturdays at Sarah ' s, road-racing, Murphy ' s weekend bash, OH. par- ties. The Cove, waterskiing in Little Harbor, T ' s driving skills. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Chemistry, the East Bridgewater meet, traffic- signs, N.H. State Police. SECRET DESIRE — to control Wall Street. AMBITION — to qualify for Boston. PRIZED POSSESSION — Stereo. CAUSE OF DEATH - falling 100 feet off of a chair lift. ACTIVITIES - Cross Country 2, 3, 4 (co-capt.), Track 1, 2, 3, 4, (co-capt.). TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — prime candidate for the Presidential election representing the Fish-Frv party. LEAVING THOUGHTS -Free advice is worth what it costs. JOHN J. BELLEFONTAINE LIKES — not having to go to Vo-Tech anymore, my truck, snow storms, easy teachers, wood carv- ing, golfing, food, having money, vacations, week- ends, spending money. DISLIKES — Vo-Tech, its teachers and everything about it, homework, writ- ing, English and Psychology, A.J.C. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Vo-Tech. AMBITION - To Income rich. USUALLY SEEN WITH - J.O ' B, T.J., B.B. FAVORITE HANGOUT - anywhere, liam, Papa ' s beach. PRIZED POSSESSION — my 65 chevy 4x4. WORST HORROR SHOW - 3 years at Vo-Tech. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Glad to be going. EDWARDS. BEAR, JR. Pear , Dave I didn ' t be a creep. Did you? LIKES — Bobby and the cats, Big Bed Squirrel Hounds, 928 ' s, PintOS, small roast beefs, brooksies, massiveness, Uncle John, corporations, yipper, pups, bunnies, t(K l kits. DISLIKES — ociffers, m « m ' s, deep creeps, wagon busters. REMEMBERS MOST — Beatlemania and Whitey ' s x-eountry, lucky streak, ' ' casathon, Le Car, chinkin I, II, Sandy Cove, Murph ' s weekend, classic raves with T.O., the chase, Just my ' magination, Colby I, II, Waterville 79, Squash 75. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - discomfort, flat tire. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Awsum Tresum, Mickey, Limey, Dill, Bimby, Murph, Stiff, Lumpy, Lace, Gunshot. FAVORITE HANGOUT - the awesome cavern. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - This is also tnie . PRIZED POSSESSION - Henry and the short ones. CAUSE OF DEATH - broken back. WORST HORROR SHOW - Hingham punch. ACTIVITIES - Wrestling, two star club. 12 [AMES HAMMER BRANAGAN ' No one knows which side the coin will fall ELO. _IKES — cozone, Elvis Costello, Nantasket, good grades, my family pizza, parties, Saturday Night Live. DISLIKES — disco, wipeouts, raw meat, cabbage, school lunches, red, waking up early. REMEMBERS MOST — Vermont, brawls in 8th n., library, gym, and Spanish I. WANTS TO FOR- 5ET MOST — 9 23 79 Hull, 4 16 79 Red Lion [nn. AMBITION — To become El Presidente. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Whiskers. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION - Seriously. PRIZED POS- SESSION — my paper route. WORST HORROR SHOW — J.V. Soccer. ACTIVITIES — Soccer, 1, J, 4. JAMES MATTHEW BROWN, JR. - ' Matt, Brownie The battle is not necessarily won at the time of the battle. — Pappy Boyinton. LIKES — sports, hunting, the sea, lobstering, K-5, F-4, the Navy, food, beans, 4x4, vessels, snow, Nantucket, stoops, cats, Bluefishing, guns, flying. DISLIKES — get- ting grounded, snobs, penalties, striking out, get- ting inflamed, flashing blues, disco. REMEM- BERS MOST — Seals, offshore. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — 8 24 79, the accident. SECRET DESIRE - to be an ace. AMBITION - to rule the sea. USUALLY SEEN WITH - green shirts, CF, RB, FM, RH. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Green shirt, HQ. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - This ? . PET PEEVE - Communism, CAUSE OF DEATH — flamed by Dave. ACTIVITIES — Football 1, 2, 4, Hockey 1- 4, Baseball 1-4 cocapt. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Captain or a Supership. RAYMOND A. BROWN Raymond ' a My eyes will soon be wandering the way they always do when you are riding for 16 hours and nothing much to do. LIKES — Camaro ' s, con- certs, working as a cook. DISLIKES — Jocks, snobby people, gym. REMEMBERS MOST — Vacation in New Hampshire. WANTS TO FOR- GET MOST —June 22, 1979, July 1, 1979. SECRET DESIRE — To own my own restaurant some day. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Bonni e, Debbie, Chris. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Beechwood corner or the parking lot, York Steak- house parking. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — lets dash. PRIZED POSSESSION — my car. CAUSE OF DEATH — wasted. WORST HORROR SHOW - M.F. ACTIVITIES — Jujitsu. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — living in Cali- fornia with my own restaurant. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Good-Bye. 13 SUSAN MARIE Bl ' CKl.FA Su ic Bee LIKES Blizzard ' 78, art. my family, forests, Rcx ' kv Beach, music, sports, teaching swimming to kuls, romping, friends CLASS OF H(). DlS LIKES Sitting up straight, hard decisions, l eing misunderstood. RENIF.MBERS MOST J. T. (7 28 79), Mr. Emmons ranking sessions . . ., east parties. 9 15 78, Mr. Lucas, D. Me., weather rone day, pool 1 AM, Pool 7 AM. WANTS TO FORGET NIOST Frustration, being serious, had davs, einpt gas tank, hillhoard and box. SE :RET DESIRE Paint CM S. and C SC. dif- ferent colors. AMBITION — To live a long and happ) hi. USUALLY SEEN WITH David Mc, Heather F., Brace and Co. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Art room. FAVORITE KXl ' RES SION - Sav What? PRIZED POSSESSION Family. CAUSE OF DEATH - Paint fumes or eating (whichever gets me first). ACTIVITIES — Track 0-3, Basketball 1-2, Mgr. 3; Class Plays 3 I TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW 1 11 be King on my back painting over the Sistine Chapel. I EAVING THOUGHTS - All this time you thought I was a quiet and shy person — but all along I was a Wild and Crazy person. KRISTIN CAHILL Kissy LIKES — Mv family, summertime, the McNamaras, eat- ing, roaring, Mic lights, Saturday Nite Live, General Hos- pital, Rohert Redrord, cogliani ' s, Iceland, getting mail, remember whens, mv father ' s humor, sea breezes, onions, my puddy kutti. DISLIKES - MILEAGE, macaroni and cheese, waiting, report cards, fights about the car, being told I ' m wrong when I know I ' m right, and I ' m never wrong! REMEMBERS MOST — U — Mass, Angel baby, retreat cabinets II, boy ' s room with Hanlon girl, camping with Liz, Yes, phone booth with Bruza, Mr. Snow ski trip, being on Bozo, Styx. WANTS TO FOR- GET MOST - 12 26 75, B. E. N„ Wareham game, get- ting a ride from Mark on a rainy day, Mr. Harper, Berg- son s parking lot, Whitney Woods, senile, stolen pocket- book, Cramp ' s meatloaf. SECRET DESIRE — To get a ride with Mr. Walls and eat a taco on the way. AMBI- TION - To tell a good joke. USUALLY SEEN WITH - mv bathroom buddies. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — You guvs! PRIZED POSSESSION - Mv own set of keys. CAUSE OF DEATH — Being pinched. WORST HORROR SHOW - 6th grade. ACTIVITIES - Field Hockev 1, 2, 4; Health Careers — Chairman, Powder Puff 3, 4. N ' OTED FOR — Eating. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Wondering what I was doing twenty years before. LEAVING THOUGHTS - A special thanks to Mrs. Mac. HEATHER GRACE CARROLL Hedvig I do set my bow in the cloud . . . Genesis 9:13. LIKES — My car, spaghetti, clothes, the beach, summer, Doo- bie Bros., Boston, parties. Rainbow, California, memo- ries, Hingham, Audis, Rockv, cruisin ' , ice, soaps, tur- quoise, DB, AH, GW, KR, jT. DISLIKES - Homework, orders, cooking, English, debts, snobs, traffic, T. K. REMEMBERS MOST — White picket fence, b-cruise to Boston, 7 12 79, all those concerts, 7 4 79, summers of ' 78 + ' 79, Pink Panther, mv W.A. Installation, Rainbow- Ball, Haeertv ' s. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - 1 20 79, 3 30 79, 3 31 79, TK, learning to water-ski. SECRET DESIRE - To go out with Rvan O ' Neil. AMBITION — Successful as engineer. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Linda. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Hingham Harbor. Masonic Temple. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Oh man! Umm, that shoe tastes good! PET PEEVE — People who mispronounce Audi. PRIZED POSSES- SION — My car. CAUSE OF DEATH - Out of oil. WORST HORROR SHOW - 1 20 79. 3 30 79. ACTIVITIES - Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Rousers 1, 2, 4. Jazz Rock 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Class Plav 2, 4, Powder- puff 4, Math Club 4, SEMSBA, Rainbow 1-4. District Chorus, National Honor Society 3, 4. TWENTY ' YEARS FROM NOW — President of an engineering firm. NOTED FOR - Talking, being late. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Thank God it ' s over! 14 1 REGINA MARIA CARUSO Gina, Cam A smiling face is an earth-like star. A frown can ' t bring out the beauty that you are. Love within and you ' ll begin smiling . . . There ' re brighter days ahead ... Stevie Wonder. LIKES — My family, chinkin . Mom ' s lasagna, no homework, summer- time, long weekends, clothes, FM stereo, swim- ming. Earth Wind Fire, family gatherings, soaps. DISLIKES — Monday mornings, misunder- standings, being disorganized, leaving things to the last minute, bench wanning, humidity, making up tests. REMEMBERS MOST — Music Circus Crew, Camp Wing, double-dating. Prom ' 79, Nana, Mike ' s jeep, a wedding, rank sessions w Mary F., parties, LTD power. WANTS TO FOR GET MOST — Nichols weekend, New Year ' s 79, Facev ' s party, a certain dance, purple legs, S.A.T. scores, 4 8 78, Basketball ' 79, M.G.M. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION — Are vou trying to rave? ' ' PET PEEVE - Backseat drivers. CAUSE OF DEATH - Overeating. WORST HORROR SHOW - Nichols weekend. ACTIVITIES - Basketball 1-3, Softball 1-4. Powderpuff 3, 4, Camp Wing 1, 2, Future Nurses 4, Class Sec. 1. I W ENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Do I know the future? LORRAINE ANN CARROLL Lo, Lori There is no need for an outpouring of words to explain oneself to a friend. Friends understand each other ' s thoughts even before they are spoken. LIKES — My family, friends, Cohasset, class of ' 80, the ocean, Kermit. Italian food, Milano ' s, sleeping late, laughing, pilaf, James Taylor, being daddy ' s little girl, G. H., soccer, I 7, Mr. Duncombe, chocolate chip ice cream, Mrs. H. and W., remember whens, Mom ' s rave, football games, the Buck- leys, Laura, lollipops, sweaters, aisle 12, getting mail. DIS- LIKES — Eggs, bugs, being depressed fights, cracking knuckles, goodbyes. REMEMBERS MOST — Adven- tures w Wendy, Ronny ' s friendship, a certain conehead doll, Barnacles, locker room rave, photo booths. Owl Night, Good Friday, a picket fence, Boys J.V. Soccer, Hi Guy, The Boston Common, Indian Rock, ski trips w Wen, strongest man in Ireland, c ounterfeit $10. Doo- bies, James Taylor, Earth Wind Fire Concerts, J. L. T., the retreat, my playmates, orange popsicles, 5:30 for doughnuts, 4:30 a.m. to sav goodbve. Button ' s laugh attacks, Spanish w Charlie. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — The Christening, Beach St.. a certain poker game, 9 7 79, Pizza House episode. Mallard ' s driving, a Snickers bar, a senseless fight. PRIZED POSSESSIONS — Minnie Mouse and cross necklace. ACTIVITIES — Fresh. Football Cheerleader, Field Hockev 2, Soccer 3, 4, Basketball 8-12, Track 7-12 (Capt.), Camp Wing 1. Rous- ers 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4. LESLIE JEAN CARROLL False friends are like leaves found everywhere. True friends are like diamonds, precious and rare. LIKES — My family, Cohasset, laughing, my father ' s sense of humor, changing seasons, sad movies, being the youngest, the neighborhood kids, smiling eves, Nana, surprises, fattening foods, friends. DISLIKES — Seafood, getting up at six, cramming for exams, itchy clothes, vegetables, novacaines, busy signals, insensitivity. REMEM- BERS MOST — Ladies ' Aide Society, weekend at Salem, Watch Out, J. T. and Moody Blues Concert, tennis with Dad, July 3, 1979 at Bassins, Rip ' s party, adventures on the islands, Bazooka ' s and weekends in Maine. SECRET DESIRE — To publish Erin ' s poems. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Erin, Ann. PRIZED POSSESSION — Mv family. CAUSE OF DEATH — Overdose of Charlie ' s cooking. ACTIVITIES — Cross Country 1-4, (Capt.), Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, Tennis 3, 4, Pow- derpuff 3, 4, Health Careers, Class Play, Yearbook. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Treasurer of the Ladies ' Aide Society. I BERNARD CAUGHEY Bern Bjorn Bernsie Those who do not learn from the past are des- tined to repeat it. LIKES — Motor racing, sports, parties, road trips, Tethro Tull. DISLIKES — Los- ers, early nights, hassles, I.D. ' s. REMEMBERS MOST — Everything that 1 didn ' t forget, Murph ' s Bash 1, M.V. Trip, Chases, Murph s Bash 2. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Everything that I didn ' t already forget, a certain bathroom. SECRET DESIRE — Wouldn ' t you like to know. AMBITION — Drive the Grand Prix in Monaco. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Losers. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — F.O. PET PEEVE — Pollution control, speed traps. PRIZED POSSESSION - Tool kit. CAUSE OF DEATH - Stones. WORST HORROR SHOW — Psychology with Graebener. ACTIVITIES — Football, Swimming, Track, BOTB, life guarding. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Missing in action near Boston ' s Combat Zone. LEAVING THOUGHTS - We ' re outta here! SCOTT M. CATRAMBONE Cat Pass me another LIKES — My family, being outdoors, frosty beverages, King, West Corner, construction, being called Cat, trucks. DIS- LIKES — Snobs, rainy days, Jocks, having no doe, no action, being w out a car. REMEMBERS MOST - THE GREEN BOMB, the boys in blue. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - School, Ed MacDermott, Modern World History class, twice, THE GOAT. AMBITION - To own a construction company with a friend. SECRET DESIRE — To become a millionaire. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Skip, Tim, Nick, Peter, Kenn. FAVORITE HANGOUT - The corner. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION — You misfit. PRIZED POSSESSION - My saw and car. CAUSE OF DEATH - Miller time. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Running the biggest company around. LEAVING THOUGHTS -Good Bye. KAREN ELIZABETH CASEY My interest is in the future because I am going 1 spend the rest of my life there. LIKES — N family, skiing, laughing, Herman, ice cream, ri smiles, sunshine, ' savannah, ski trips, funny pt- pie, egg nog, mellow music, getting rowdy, T£ DISLIKES — Backstabbers, my hair, waitir homework, steamer, gaining weight, being m ged. REMEMBERS MOST - Loon w Sara palm trees, JT, 3 little rascals, Dunes, MV. Chn mas 78, 9th grade w Jodi, Doobies, Ms. Carist ' class, Bio w Mr. Ward, a certain smile, citysi walkout, Lilly ' s, hittin ' the rods, robbi McDonald ' s. WANTS TO FORGET MOST O ' Toole ' s party, lawn chairs, Journals, Hugr causeway collision. SECRET DESIRE — Tow the Grand Prix. AMBITION - To find 48 ca ries. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Laurie 0., Jod Sarah, Linda. PET PEEVE - Red lights. CAU OF DEATH - Sunday drivers. WORST H(, ROB SHOW - MV. ACTIVITES - Track Field Hockey 2, Cross Country 3, Rousers 3, Powderpuff .}, 4, Student Council 4, Student Ad sory Council 4, Debating Club 4. TWEN YEARS FROM NOW - World famous watt skier. 16 :iDI CHASE ide, Mallard, Hid, Heidel ove may not always make the world go around t it sure makes the trip a lot easier. LIKES — family, M.S., all the Salemos, laughing, gazing stars, friends, Nanavjmpa, Wonderous Sto- s, sleeping late, football games, french fries, gs, beaches, surprises, letters. DISLIKES — say- ' goodbye, gossip busy phones, arguments, back- bbers, nothing to look forward to, being called lly. REMEMBERS MOST — Beach Haven, llio turned out the lights?, Yes, N.Y., 9 24 77, jmecoming ' 77, Hull Excursion, EW , J.T., ick in sand, Prom ' 79, night in crypt, 2 o ' clock- ,, owl night, Cape Cod, running away w Lia. ANTS TO FORGET MOST — rough learning, preham, O.T.P., snickers. SECRET DESIRE — ,e taller than Erin. 20 YEARS FROM NOW - -dng to see the Red Sox. PRIZED POSSES- . ' N — 2n, sheepcoat whereever it is. WORST 3RROR SHOW — NYE ' 77. ACTIVITIES - oss Country (co-capt) 1-3, Track 1-4, Soccer 4, leering 1, 2, 4, Rousers (Pres) 3, 4, Powerpuff 3, CHARLES D. COE Charlie, Chuck God asks no man whether he will accept life. That is not the choice. One must take it. The only choice is how. HWB LIKES — Home, sports, Fridays, football, winning, Bruins, food, Bugs Bunny, vacations, a full wallet, Friday practices, beating up Wensink, Geils, skiing. DISLIKES — practice, pain, losing, homework, Hull, dubs, the freeze, Disco, the sled, raking, exams. REMEM- BERS MOST — J. Geils concert, Greenhouse, Hulkmobile, 6th grade, O ' Reilly vs. Wensink brawls, Sophomore f.b., those close calls. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - my first cruise, M.V. ' 79, Middleboro 9 29 79, laugues. SECRET DESIRE — to play for Don Cherry and the Bruins. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH — Mike, Dave, Matt, Jay. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Hulkmobile. PET PEEVE — being told to do somethingright when I am about to do it. PRIZED POSSESSION — Lucy. CAUSE OF DEATH — Mike ' s driving. ACTIVITIES — Football (1-4), Track (1-4). TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — firstplayer to ever sign a billion dollar contract. NOTED FOR — being an extremely hard worker. PETER SMITH COLETTA Don ' t let the good times pass you by. LIKES — family, the South, BoSox, Bruins, Pats, Stooges, Led Zep, Geils, Seger and other good tunes, A Miller, Skiing, concerts, Chevy ' s, the beach, girls, Hondas, pegging, skitching. DISLIKES — snobs, cliaues, essays, demerits, rainv davs, working busy- nights, Disco, haircuts, dentists ' REMEMBERS MOST — going up Wompa, scoffing, Tallies. USUALLY SEEN WITH - the South gang, Wil- bur D.O.C., Skin, Nin, Cat, Dave and Mac, Mus- cles, Gooch. FAVORITE HANGOUT — the Marina, the pond. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — You ' re out of here Go for it. PRIZED POS- SESSION - bank book. CAUSE OF DEATH - too much work. ACTIVITIES - baseball 2-4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - a retired mil- lionaire. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Later. KELLY ANNE CONDON Kelly Please don ' t criticize for the way I l ehave And I won ' t criticize you for the way you act. Please don ' t categorize me And I won ' t categorize you Please accept me for me And not for what I am not. CAROL ELIZABETH CONWAY CC To have faith is to be sure of the things we hope for, to be certain of the things we cannot see. Heb. 11:1. LIKES — Being myself, CCC ' s, cloud 9, lots of attention, my polar bear, laughing eyes, hootering, chewing ice cubes, full moons, la plage, PB + crackers, my fuzzy slippers, lucky charms, partying with the girls, laughing hysterically, talks w Mom. DISLIKES: Demagogues, insincerity, being gullible, my 2 month record, purple fingers, swamping it, blushing. REMEMBERS MOST — CCC runs, midnite ride w Mary, weekend apt., flip-flash, Summer of the Bad Girls, Hatching, bin and grear it, MD ' s in Mexico, yellow lace, dou- ble and triple d ' s, SHYC, GP ' s, dancing down Flamingo Ln., cookies, TE, Borne game. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Talks on Otis Ave., Mr. Harper, 2 retarded birds, 8th grade curiosity. SECRET DESIRE — To never really grow up. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Dee, Mary Rayna, L , Lynn, Lee. LENORE THERESE COSSART Lee No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. LIKES — My family, my friends, chicken, California, my cousins, Angelique, new clothes, the Cape, sunsets, summer, Trans Ams, Mrs. Wool, MBW, Mac ' s, fast cars, DK, blue eves, chink food, Cheap Trick, thunder, the haroor, waterfalls. DISLIKES — flat tires, busy signals, being bored, not having enough money, getting up early, crowds, BB at the Garden. REMEMBERS MOST — Horseback riding in Maine ' 78, summer ' 77, saying good-bye, sailing to Boston. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — New Jersey, water-skiing with John, 7-3-79. SECRET DESIRE - To go hang-gliding. AMBITION — To be rich and do a lot of traveling. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Kathy, Cathy, Jill, Carol, Sarah. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — That ' s a good name for a song. PET PEEVE — People being late. PRIZED POSSESSION - My dog. CAUSE OF DEATH - Homework. WORST HORROR SHOW - 10th grade. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Married and living in a beach house on Malibu Beach. LEAVING THOUGHTS - I finally made it! 182 DAVID JOSEPH CURELLI Ugle ' Dabid Squash Shrimp As you glide, in your stride, with our wings as you fly away, give a smile from vour hps and say, I AM FREE, YES I ' M FREE NOW, I ' M ON MY WAY. LIKES — Real people, ladies from Carousel, good friends, wine, women and song, ski trips, Gullies, Italy, Dad ' s dinners, E. W. R., veggin , widy fall nights, sunrises, cruisin ' , munch runs. DISLIKES — getting caught, snobs, good-byes, small town gossip, divorces, arguing w women. REMEMRERS MOST — Summers at Carousel, Curelli parties, fired w Tuan, Attitash trip, April ' 77 at Tye ' s, rendezvous w J. R., common exposure w Ed ' 75, cruisin ' w the men, countdowns w Ugly, dippin ' at Reeds, golf course, partyin ' , roadside decoration, flying ' w J. R. at Juan ' s. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Town Hall and water tower trouble, asleep at golf course, car crash, whimpy girls at Templar House, waking up. AMBI- TION — Happiness and peace of mind. ACTIVITIES — Soccer 2, 4, Wrestling 3, Track I, 2, Camp Wing 1, 2, Ski Trips 3, 4, Class Play 4, Class Secretary 4, Pow- der Puff 3, 4, Rousers 4. LEAVING THOUGHT - To the class of ' 81 take good care of June cuz they don ' t come any better. ELIZARETH CROWLEY Pooh Friendship is like the sun ' s eternal ray; Think of me as your friend; and call me by a loving name; I will not care how wild the storm; Your love will fill mv heart with light, I ask no happier fate to see: Thus to be loved dv one so pure. THIS HONOR IS RICH ENOUGH ' FOR ME. LIKES - Smiles, family, good food!, rainbows, All N ' s, Midnight S., Marian High, 222 — Chapel Jill, City ' s, Siesta Key ' s White Sands, BR twice, spending monev, hugs, excitement, WHOPPERS! DISLIKES - feet!, dreary — dull days, waiting, being cold, unexpected swims, mixed — confused emotions, small towns, TV soaps. REMEMBERS MOST — 12 12 77, two popped rafts, a palm tree to go, wild talks, putt, zip!! WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Turtle wipeout, being greeted at front door. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Buddies. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - NO PRORLM PRIZED POSSESSION — MY FRIDGE!!! CAUSE OF DEATH - Missing a meal. LEAV- ING THOUGHTS - WOW, What a rush!!! KEVIN C. CROUGH Little Juan Caw Ugly Coming together is a beginning: keeping together is progress: working together is success — Henrv Ford. LIKES - All friends in Jull, Veggin Out, skiing, Bob Seeger, J. Geils, E. W. F., Furnas, Sebastian, dipping at Reeds, countdowns, Aisle 12 and usherettes at S.S.M.C. DISLIKES — Leaving debris in car, getting busted, sleeping till 2 p.m., Townies, blues, being ripped off. REMEMBERS MOST - R. W. R. ' s, J. Geils and E. W. F. con- certs, the change in Sandy D., Chem. class, ski trip f)arties to Attitash, Loon, paintion excursions, Hal- oween ' 79, The Boyfriend and a special hobbv. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - R. W. B. s, Templar House, getting lost before concerts, los- ing Yes T-shirt, ' 79 tennis season. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Dabid, Peteska, Herb. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION — Orange Juice , WOW , Listen to him , Fumes. WORST HORROR SHOW - Town Hall, fall ' 78. ACTIVITIES — Senior Class Play, Yearbook Business Editor 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Powderpuff Cheer- leader 3, 4, Camp Wing 1. TEN YEARS FROM NOW — Caddying for Herb on the pro-tour. 19 SANDRA LEE DALRYMPLE Mugsi Life is fortified by many friendships, to love, and to be loved, is the greatest happiness of existence. LIKES — My family, special friends, Peachie. smiles, skiing, sailing, tennis, getting letters, sweat- ers, free time, mellow music, snow storms, laugh- ter, ice cream, English accents, mint Milanos. James Taylor, Fanueil Hall, sentimental things, Latin notes, long walks on the beach, accomplish- ment. DISLIKES — Dieting, fatigue, senseless fights, silence, good-byes, cramming for exams, second string, being late, wind sprints, indecisive- ness. REMEMRERS MOST - Doughnuts at 5 AM, Faneuil Hall taffy fight, sundaes with Alicia, laughing with the card ' , Billy Joel, Doobies, E. W. and F., J. T., locker room rave, spiderwoman, running to rocky, long talks with Pam, Aisle 5, C.H.T.T., quarter finals, 9 7 79, Swenson ' s earth- quake, my usher buddies. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Pizza house episode, the Christening, major misunderstandings, compressed car ' 8. SECRET DESIRE - Win at Wimbledon. AMBI- TION — Be ahead instead of behind. ACTIVI- TIES — Softball 2, Basketball 2. 3. Powderpuff 3. 4, Soccer 4, Tennis 3, 4 (Co-Capt.) GREGG DAGGETT Duke Always look on the bright side of life. LIKES — Skiing, Pink Flovd, Rolling Stones, z-80 ' s, week- ends. DISLIKES — people who write nonsense words in their senior section. REMEMBERS MOST — Summers on the Vinevard, January ' 79, T. C. and all the gang. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Ski trips, Freshmen Basketball, AP Biol- ogy. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Nidget, Zobes, Trax, and other people of disputable reputation. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Computer Room. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — FRT PRIZED POSSESSION - My z-80. CAUSE OF DEATH — Finally waking up. ACTIVITIES — Finger picking on the guitar, hacking away on the com- puter, ' vegetating. 1 1 DA JOAN CURLEY Norma, Curls Life is a series of surprises. Ralph Waldo Emer- son LIKES — My family, Cohasset, summer, little kids, James Taylor, honest people, big waves, snowstorms, chocolate chip ice cream, McDonalds, jeans, good moods, Snickers bars, stuffed animals, remember whens, laughing, The Cars. DISLIKES — waiting, decisions, weeding, time limits, complications, arguments, worries, Mondav mornings, explaining things. REMEM- BERS lOST - Bridget, donuts at 5:00 AM, Moses at the beach, barnacles, Thumbs-up, cra- ziness with Alicia, skiing at Sunapee, 8 25 79, J. T., Taffy fight at Fanueil Hall, blizzard of ' 78, Doobies I — II, E.W.E.F., Boston Common, sum- mers with Wendy. SECRET DESIRE — To own a silver Mercedes sports car. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Friends. PET PEEVE - Weeding. CAUSE OF DEATH - Obesitv. WORST HOR- ROR SHOW - A P. Historv exam. ACTIVITIES — Field Hotkey 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Class Play. LEAVING THOUGHTS - So lit- tle done; so much to do. 20 STEPHEN CHARLES DANIELS Steve Today has been a fire and on its ashes, we shall build all our tomorrows. LIKES — People in general, Jazz, Rock, trumpet and fluegal horn, Whippits, concerts at Berklee Performance Cen- ter, vW bugs, waterskiing, summertime bashes, Alt school. DISLIKES — Hospitals, bad musi- cians, boredom, stuck-up chicks, fighting. REMEMBERS MOST - The boathouse, Yes con- cert, cruising with Adam, the storm of ' 78, Carter Notch Camp, Cricket Acres. WANTS TO FOR- GET MOST — The night we saw The Deer Hunter. SECRET DESIRE — Ha! wouldn ' t you like to know. AMBITION — To play a trumpet section full of beautiful women. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Mike, Bon-Bon, Stuart, Sam, Andrew, Eric, Chip, Adam, Tosh, John. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — ' You never know. What- ever. What can you do? How ya doing? PRIZED POSSESSION - My life, and friend- ships with friends. CAUSE OF DEATH — Going out with a 21 year old chick when I ' m about 80. WORST HORROR SHOW - Marching band. LEAVING THOUGHTS — Don ' t stop partying ' cause it could go to your head. MARY CHRISTINE DELANEY Duna Chris God grant me serenity to accept the things I can- not change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. LIKES — My family ' s rave, beach, partying, friends, Fridays, 3B ' s, Chink food, Sat. Night Live, J.C., the Dona- hue ' s, being Irish, G. H., tunes, long weekends, being wined and dined, roaring, green grenades. DISLIKES — Getting up, Mondays, waiting, S.A.T. ' s, bologna, demerits, good-byes, boredom, Sunday afternoons. REMEMBERS MOST — Summer ' 78, ' 79, 9 7 73, Doobie ' s concert, Bab- son weekends, 7 18 79, 16th birthday, retreat, Richie ' s party, 2 17 79, Feb. vac, Ladies ' Aide Society, swan boats, U-mass, my father, 7 4 79, Hammond Ave., Florida, Boogie Man. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Rocky beach, 7 AM the morning after, the punch, a certain boat trip, front lawn, blue lights, so-co. USUALLY SEEN WITH — R. L., J. D., T. W., K. C, and B. M. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - . Suppa wild PET PEEVE - Busy phones. ACTIVITIES — Field Hockey 1, 2; Softball Manager 1, Powder Puff 3, 4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Member of Ladies ' Aide Society. NOTED FOR — Roaring. DEBORAH ANN DINARDO Debbie Cats here, cats there, cats and kittens every- where! LIKES — Animals, the ocean, Earth Wind Fire, peace and quiet, spring, people that make you laugh, bananas and peanut butter, pup- pies, Maine, pillow fights. DISLIKES — Lima beans, doing dishes, aggravation, when my cats have fleas. REMEMBERS MOST — Summer of ' 76, talks with Dee, riding with Elise, crazy days and wasted nights, Donna s hair experiments, spa- ghetti fights. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Cape Cod August ' 79, Stop Shop w Barbara. SECRET DESIRE — To live on a desert island in the tropics. AMBITION — To own a lion 7 feet high. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Elise, Ali, Sue, Ander, Costalota Aggravation. PET PEEVE — Cigarette smoke. PRIZED POSSESSION — Cor- retta, R. G., memories. CAUSE OF DEATH — O.T. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Another DiNardo to keep up attendance. 2) DEIDKE K DOLAN DeeDee Deeds Like a bird m the wind, like .1 tree in the storm, like the breath f a child from the moment lie s lx m, till the ver last ila when the curtain in drawn, we are children. f$. Cihh I.IKF.S 1 family, good friends, sunsets and sunrises, full moons, walking in the rain, Christinas, snow) nights, bonfires, blue eyes, German Shepherds, long stemmed roses. DISLIKES Arguing, fnis tration, good byes, making decisions, accidents, needles, certain remarks, being the youngest. FtEMEMBERS MOST Crossing the country, summer vacations on the boat, The party, April vacation in Florida, talks w ith Darla, fighting with D. H. over T. F. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - 1 3 75, 12 23 75, making some bad mistakes, Osgood schlatters, torn cartilege, lawn mowers, getting caught, a certain person. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Darla, Debbie, Heather, Keri, and the rest of the gang. PRIZED POSSESSION - Blackie. DOUGLAS MICHAEL DILLON Picks Pickle Doogle LIKES — Grandparents, family, Wendy, the O ' Neils, my car, hockey, Pizza House, friends, girls and partying, Amos, giving advice, hearing the weekend scoops, sleeping. DISLIKES — Back- stabbers, cool people, Being taken for granted, OTRS. REMEMBERS MOST — 9 22 79, Mid- night Rambler, ski trip with Skippies, Colby, B. White parties, Le Car, 3 o ' clock cruise, Whitlows, S. A. and L. W., Murphy ' s, class parties, Prom ' 79, fish fries, C.A. — thons, Happy St. Patrick ' s Day, cheerleading with Skippies. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - I forget! SECRET DESIRE — Not to get hernias. AMBITION — To own a harem. USUALLY SEEN WITH - My car, Gunny, Lace, Ed, Yesto, Ronaldo, Drago, Wen, Skippies and friends. PET PEEVE: Oh, that ' s going in the yearbook. PRIZED POSSESSION — Bessy WORST HORROR SHOW - My high school love life. ACTIVITIES - Hockey 1-4, Football 1, Soccer 2, 3, Golf 1-4, Yearbook, Class Play, Student Council — VP, P — Cheerleading 3, 4, Debating. PETER RICHARD DRAGO Nothing ever built a rose to touch the sky unless some man dreamed that it should, some man believed that it could, and some man willed that it must. LIKES — Family, friends, being a twin, going out to dinner, Florida, the beach, ski trips, tennis, pizza, being lazv, long vacations, sleeping late. DISLIKES - Which one are you? , long lines, Sunday afternoons, manual labor. REMEM- BERS MOST — 1st attempt to ski, Bermuda trip, chinkin ' on Loon trip, Haunted House, parental support, AC, English classes w Ellen. WANTS T6 FORGET MOST - Cuts, the bench, Town Hall incident, Sandy Cove, a couple of decisions, half mile. Water Tower. SECRET DESIRE - Week at Aspen. AMBITION — To buy my own Mercedes 450-SL. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Dabid, Kev., Herbs. PRIZED POSSESSION - Ski equipment. ACTIVITIES — Football 1, Soc- cer 2, 4, Hockey 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Tennis 3, Camp Wing 1,2. 22 LIANE EMMONS If a person does not keep pace with their com- panions, perhaps it is because they hear a different drummer. Let them step to the music which they hear, however measured or far away. Thoreau LIKES — St. Marten, Miami lines, my sisters, alt. school, Dick ' s humor, disco, the two step and the lulu shuffle, the Marsden family, roaring, the Mobil and Mastercharge, a certain place on Gam- mons Road. DISLIKES - Dep endencies. REMEMBERS MOST - Camping in N.H., 5 22 79, scooping, banff, 6 20 79, Nantucket, 2 10 79, New Year ' s Eve ' 78, leaking, poochy, the Kamer- schens, Al Mac, ultimate summer daze, 9 1 78 and on . . ., all nighters, sharing, Halloween ' 79, 10 27 79. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Getting mugged, 6 6 79, the BR nightmare, pd and the bullies incidents in Nantasket, 3 17 79, being betraved, S.C. etc. . . . AMBITION — To enter- tain with a golden Visa. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION - Come on now . . . CAUSE OF DEATH - A broken heart. WORST HORROR SHOW - The Belair Inn. MICHAEL WILLIAM DUFFY Bill Duffer Duff ' Always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always. L. N. Czar. LIKES — Chris, pizza, donuts, music, Zappa, Seeger, Czar, piano, money, blue spotlights. DISLIKES — Dubs, onions, Home Again, white spotlights, English. REMEMBERS MOST — Czar concert — 6 16 79, Alice ' s Restaurant, Martha ' s Vineyard ' 77 and ' 79, Football ' 79. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — May 8 and 9, 1979, Hanover meet May 10, Nor- well meet May 15, after Prom party ' 79, Football 78. SECRET DESIRE — To score the winning touchdown in a super bowl. AMBITION — To play keyboards in a band. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Chris, various football players and Czar members. PRIZED POSSESSION - ' 62 Plym- outh. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Being booked for the Fabulous Fox by Rich. PHILIP BARTHOLOMEW DRAGO Bone Wop Only some of us can learn by other people ' s mis- takes. The rest of us have to be the other people. LIKES — Family, friends, being a twin, Italians, warm weather, vacations, Florida, soccer, golf, lasagna, long weekends. DISLIKES — Limeys, preppies, practicing, hearing about Big D, casts, crutches, blue lights, snow, weasel, cigars at 5:00 AM, green hornet. REMEMBERS MOST — New Year s Eve ' 78, Thompson ' s curve, leave of absence with Whitey, Middleboro road trips, Art Center, blue dime, Murph ' s parties, Weymouth Burger King. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Injuries 1 and 2, 11th grade hockey season, Bourne, ambulance ride, Rockland ' 78. SECRET DESIRE — To reach six feet. AMBITION — To break par at Pebble Beach. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Egg, Booter, Pickle, T-Bone, and assorted limeys. PET PEEVE — Tough Guys PRIZED POSSESSION — Putter. CAUSE OF DEATH - Malnutrition. WORST HORROR SHOW — Night at Toley Memorial Hospital. ACTIVITIES - Soccer 2-4, Hockev 1-4, Baseball 1,2, Golf 3,4. 23 ANNETTE MARIE FAGONE Believe ... for vour dreams can come true. LIKES — Sunshine, rainbows, ice cream, McDonald ' s, smiles, laughing, kittens, jeans, red roses, blue, COC ' s, my car, the ocean, ' Reasons, 42, little kids, surprises, weekends. DISLIKES — Mondays, arguments, goodbyes, cliques, cur- fews, silence, vegetables, hard times, being lonely, distance, insecurity, getting caught. REMEM- BERS MOST - 4 12 78, 9 3 78, 4 7 79, 8 20 79, DD ' s, U.S., Scott ' s, crazy nights with Mary, one Sundav afternoon, earlv morning RC ' s, CC ' s at 7, seeing the parade. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — 12 9 78, 5 30 79, SSD ' 78, Shat- tered, excess OB ' s, runaway D ' s, cruising in a caddv. PRIZED POSSESSION - Michael. WORST HORROR SHOW — Nichol ' s. ACTIVI- TIES — Majorettes 1, Color Guard 2, Powderpuff 4, Yearbook Staff 4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Livin ' , lovin ' , and laughin ' . LEAVING THOUGHTS — Life is full of disappointments, but the secret is to set goals and then go out to accomplish them. FRED ANTHONY ESPINOSA To go for the gusto is to go for the best. When you go for the best, don ' t settle for the rest. JANET MARTHA ENGLAND ' Muffin England All I have asked is to be left a few tears and some laughter. LIKES — My family and friends, being the youngest, Boston, the Red Sox, summertime, C. H, playing sports, laughing, football games, catching the rave, Mr. Sheenan ' s jokes. DISLIKES — Late practices, getting caught, losing, rumors, getting dirty looks, not remembering, people who never smile. REMEMBERS MOST - Jet skiing, making the rounds with Gina and Heidi, Field Hockey camp with Maggie, Gina sleeping in the closet, Cabinettes 11, raving with Ann B., Brenda and Bridget, nights out with Linda and Laurie. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Get them out of the house, Class Party ' 79, deals with Dad, tenth grade, Fairoaks Ln., a certain crush. SECRET DESIRE — To use and abuse Bucky Dent. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Heidi, Shelly. Ixith Gina ' s, bathroom buddies. ACTIVITIES — Field Hockey 1-4, Gymnastics 1-4, Tennis 1-4, Powderpuff 3, 4. 24 MICHELE ANN FAHEY And when the night is cloudy There is still a light that shines on me Shine until tomorrow, let it be. Lennon McCartney LIKES — Sad songs made better, Andrew, rollers- kating, Beatles, oldies, summer, ice cream and French fries, seaglass, poetry, creativity, Frost, green, sunrises, Beethoven, sewing, patchwork, languages, philosophy, wool tweeds, yoga, letters, the Pink Panther, lighthouses. DISLIKES — Disco, Verbosity, excuses, gym, superficiality, almosts, unmatched plaids. REMEMBERS MOST — June 11, AP Bio, summer ' 79, Boyfriend, French trips, all the excellent memories. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — AP History, nightmares, losing the General. SECRET DESIRE — To travel through a time warp in a yellow submarine. PET PEEVE - conformity. PRIZED POSSES- SION — My Quilt. CAUSE OF DEATH — Free- lance papers and hot fudge sundaes. WORST HORROR SHOW - WROR and the rink stoop- ing to disco. ACTIVITIES — Band 1-4, Jazz Ensemble 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Pop Vocal 2, Pit Band 1-3, Class Play Music Director 4, Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. LEAVING THOUGHTS — Life is too vast an experience to condense into an average lifespan. HEATHEB MELISSA FAIBCHILD Feather I have traveled to the Bainbow ' s end and found not gold but you my friend. LIKES — My family, friends, the l.O.R.G. and all the people involved with it, all of my animals, the Rainbow Camp of MA and Wilderness Campground in ME., winning sports, riflery, archery, swimming. DISLIKES — Losing, 2-faced people, Physics, not having enough time to do everything I want to do, com- plaining people. REMEMBERS MOST — Rain- bow Camp 79, summer in ME. WANTS TO FOR- GET MOST — Lambing season ' 79, Physics, Field Hockey season ' 78!, Audley Harper. SECRET DESIRE - life. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Mary Frugoli, Susan Buckley. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Howdy-doo! PRIZED POS- SESSION - My sanity!? CAUSE OF DEATH - The loss of my prized possession or getting run over by a herd of sheep! WORST HORROR SHOW — History with Harper. ACTIVITIES - Rainbow, 4-H, Field Hockey 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Softball 1-4, Powderpuff 3, 4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Uving in ME on a farm with 200 head of sheep. LEAVING THOUGHTS — Baa Bye! MICHAEL RAYMOND FAR WELL Mike I do my thing and you do your thing; I am not in this world to five up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine; you are you, and I am I. LIKES — All nighters, (Mich.) For Sale signs, J. C, money, hockey, track, skiing, family and friends, chinking at 2:00 am. DIS- LIKES — S.S.V.T. and its faculty, A. J. C, getting stuck in the mud, big mouths (K. R.), getting caught. REMEMBERS MOST - (9 29-9 30) Hingham, T. G. Nawn, Florida (canoe trip), 7 4-6 79 N.J. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Vo. Tech. , A.J. C, getting arrested with Keith R. and his For Sale signs. SECRET DESIRE — To become rich and not have to work again. AMBI- TION — To become a general contractor. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH — Keith, Jen, Sandy, Pam. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Burger King. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - I know, ah . . shut up! PET PEEVE - Pushy people. PRIZED POSSESSION - My car. CAUSE OF DEATH — Drowning in my drink. WORST HORROR SHOW - The morning after. ACTIVITIES — Track. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Owner of a construction company. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Keep on partying. 25 MAKY ELIZABETH FASCI ( I Fits Bethcy MB Today is the tomorrow your worried about yes terdu 1 IKF.S Vnvthing illegal, in iral 01 fattening, Mom + Dad, jx ' oplc who make me laugh, clothes, Mikey + Seanv, Colleen + Jen, Mea ' s COCkineSS, chinkin ' , TAB, Minot by light, Peggoty by night, getting the last word in. DIS I. IKF.S Bobby ' s jokes, impatient people, wait tag, busy signals! debts, and 3-6 ' s. REMEMBERS MOST - Matt - 6 2 79, 250 Forest Ave., Bow doin 2 79 + 4 79, flowers on my B-day, Chinese retl lights go Bethey, Coca-Colas, Labor Day ' 79, where did my wallet go?, zuchinni and debts. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - 12 26 79, 3 drunks in Braintree, 11 16 79, any embarrassing moments. SECRET DESIRE — To meet my God- father. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Nancy, Mea and Maura. PET PEEVE - Starched collars. PRIZED POSSESSION - a full tank. CAUSE OF DEATH - Too much. WORST HORROR SHOW - 10th grade. ACTIVITIES - Powder- puff 3, Yearbook 4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - 20 years older. LEA VI NO THOUCIITS — ... running on empty . . . ALLEN FERREIRA Fred Lumbago ' s LIKES - Brenda, A. Miller, Hondas. DISLIKES — Fairbanks, disco, jocks, V. T., New Mexico, 2 cycles. REMEMBERS MOST — Summer of 78. SECRET DESIRE — To finally graduate. AMBI- TION — To be a carpenter. CAUSE OF DEATH — The ole B.C. PET PEEVE — People ranking down other people. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Brenda, Nick, Gale, Cherry, Pipe, Spalty, Elly, Sissy, Dakie, Billy, and everybody down town. NOTED FOR - Being short. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Miller Hill. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION — Eye-eye, nudge-nudge. WORST HOR- ROR SHOW — Bike accidents after having too much. PRIZED POSSESSION - Brenda. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Still banging nails. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Thanks to Mr. MacDonald. Areiva. EDWARD JOSEPH FIGUEIREDO, JR. Chip Fig Some are wise, some are otherwise. LIKES — T-Bird, family, boat, C. D. W., Cohasset, Maine, Nantucket, pretty women, good parties, skate- boarding, sister ' s friends, hunting, Beck ' s, life, good friends, the beach, the harbor, archery, Drownings, lobstering, blue fishing, waterskiing, full moons, good catches, Led Zepplin, suede, fall, roadside pheasant, ya-yas, road trips, nice people, fried dough, good times, never having to be alone. DISLIKES — Gullies, the last minute, anything or anybody that pushes my personality, B. S. and the showorfs, Reds, Dr. Pepper, fry-cooking. REMEMBERS MOST — 7 4, race point, firing line. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Getting H.U.ed in the C.Z. with M. C. SECRET DESIRE - Take 007 ' s place. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Dick, Bibbles, Myles, Matt, Bob, Sheila, Billy. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Government Island. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — What are you bab- bling about? PET PEEVE - Boredom. PRIZED POSSESSION - 65 T-Bird. CAUSE OF DEATH — Claws WORST HORROR SHOW - Bliz- zard of ' 78, root canal. ACTIVITIES — Lobster- ing 1-4, Hunting 1. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Married, wealthy, healthy, retired, owner of large fishing fleet. 26 CINA THERESA FROIO Fro Womba The only trouble with life is that it does not provide instant replays of the best moments. LIKES — Family, friends, warm smiles, summer nights, outdoors, James Taylor, teddy, M.G.A., Italian food, muchos, twinkies. Pa. Brownie, laughing, a good sense of humor, socializing, just being me. DISLIKES — snobs, cliques, big crowds, popper, C. C, rumors, dead weekends, rainy days, Mon- days, good-byes. REMEMBERS MOST — Janet s closet, class party ' 79, Home Sweet Home, fudge + lemonade, summertime ' 79, Get them out of the house, B. A. ' s, S.W.A.T. maneuvers. Hang Ten, S. S., Softball bus rides, my glass airplane. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — The bun, St. Patricks Day ' 78, M. G. ' s rumors, leaving Brownie at beach, class party ' 78, the morning after. AMBITION - to find my 48 calories. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Huh? PET PEEVES - Sunday driv- ers, short tempers. PRIZED POSSESSIONS — Teddy, Nikes. CAUSE OF DEATH — Overindulgence of pizza + salt. WORST HORROR SHOW - Nichols, Martha ' s Vineyard. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Stand tall in the sunlight, reach for the dream, the star, see the world. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Friends. ACTIVITIES - Softball 2-3, (Co-Capt.) 4, Basketball 2-4, (Co-Capt.) 3, Senior Class Play 4, Powder Puff 3, 4. MARY VICTORIA FOX Fox Vicky Foxhound The most precious values in life are independ- ence and freedom. LIKES — Living, loving and having fun, adventures, merry exhibitions, being independent, meeting people, crazed situations, amazement, expressions, uncontrollable laughter, trips, and traveling, Alt. ed., children, yiisviH and back, snow, line time, cemeteries, oceans, deserted beaches, summertime, full moon, zaniness, golden moldies. DISLIKES — Unappreciative and incon- siderate people, egotists, chavinish, nuclear power. REMEMRERS MOST — Incredible journeys, Maine 79, Andrew, ' 80 New Year ' s. SECRET DESIRE - To change the world. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Fink, Laue, Snorton, O.T.L.R. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Cambridge, bridge. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Yooweeh!! PET PEEVE — The games people play. PRIZED POS- SESSION — Rook. CAUSE OF DEATH — 1984. WORST HORROR SHOW — Early morning blues. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Living in Paradise. LEAVING THOUGHTS — You don ' t know what you ' ve got ' till its gone . . . MEREDITH MULLEN FINK Meri Fink(Y) Mert Do not look back in anger, nor forward in fear, but around in awareness. Thurber LIKES — Summer, big bashes, singing esp. w Fredness + Jimbo, acting, real friends, Alt. School, Emmons, lines, snow, Al + Dick, to have looked at life from both sides, CSNY, Marley, Free- dom, love. DISLIKES — Chickies, boredom, Rules + Regulations, short jokes, getting bugged, stupidity, cru- elty, prejudice, guilt. REMEMBERS MOST — Dead lion, 3 23 79, Brendon ' s Sunday Services, verm. Fest ' 79, N.Y. Eve ' 79, Darth, sumac, Good Fridays, Kama Kazi ' s on the porch, times w Brown, broken arm ' 80. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — July 4th performance, 6 9, 10 6 79. SECRET DESIRE - To be 8 . AMBITION - To suc- ceed. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Alties, SNorTons, Vic, Laue, the rest of the OTLB. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Oh well whatever man oops. PET PEEVE — Waiting. PRIZED POSSESSIONS - Life + youth, my partying hat. CAUSE OF DEATH — A severe blizzard. WORST HORROR SHOW — Plympton party. ACTIVI- TIES — Drama Workshop 9-12, 9th president, Chorus 9, Alt. School, District Chorus. NOTED FOR — Being short. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Broadway, Thanks to Mom and Dad, I love you. LEAVING THOUGHTS - You can ' t be 20 on Sugar Mountain, Though your thinking that you ' re leaving there too soon . . . Later. 27 PATRICK RYAN GALLAGHER Alcatraz What will happen will happen. Rut you can make it happen. LIKES — Girls, food, certain bever- ages, double shotguns, money, fine automobiles. DISLIKES — School, Diabetes, Preppies, alliga- tors, disco, obesity, cellulite, inexperience, trips to body shop. REMEMRERS MOST — The catwalk, the stall, starting early, the hair cut, eggs, the A.H. lawn, wild at Salem, choking while chinkin ' . WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Forgetting, 3 day old rice, out the window on the roof, a thrown rock, tasting it all over again, worthless nights at Nantasket. SECRET DESIRE — To complete the quest of a peguad. AMRITION — To be satisfied. USUALLY SEEN WITH - People. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Earth. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION - What? PET PEEVE - Nothing to do. PRIZED POSSESSION - Health. CAUSE OF DEATH - Too much living. WORST HORROR SHOW - The Knoll. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - You won ' t find me. LEAVING THOUGHTS — Leave Mr. D. an easier job. Good Riddance! MARY-FLORENCE FRUGOLI Mar True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends but in their worth and value. B. Johnson. LIKES — Pat, the sea, family and friends, remember whens, stuffed ani- mals, Yaz, Mom A., little kids, Sundays, blue eyes, sum- mer, Billy Joel, laughing till you cry. DISLIKES — letting go and saying good-bye, curfews, wondering, gossip, get- ting caught, grounded, little minds, Flo, cigarettes, busy signals. REMEMBERS MOST - 10 3 76, Daddy ' s little girl, 3 3 79, purple legs, prom ' 79, rank sessions w Gina, mafia infield, oooh-nooo. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — 7 1 77, Audley Harper, r.r. tie, soothsayer, Hugh ' s, the bench. SECRET DESIRE — to win the Indy 500. AMBITION — 10 best sellers and a Pulitzer Prize. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Pat. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION - Give me a break! PET PEEVE - Little alli- gators. PRIZED POSSESSION - My life. CAUSE OF DEATH - Indecision. WORST HORROR SHOW - Locking the keys in the car. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Living in VT with a family. LEAVING THOUGHTS — May you build a ladder to the stars and step on every rung . . . and may you stay forever young. May you have a strong foundation when the winds of change come down, and may you stay forever young. B. Dylan. RALPH JOSEPH FROIO.JR. Ralphi ' Forma IJKES — Food, skiing, conning, cliff jumping, cabins, cowpaths. (. N O B , a party, summer sleigh rides, girls, ESF, C + P, N. H., rowdiness, football, 80 terrorizing, jazz, northeasters, haylofts, diesel, pittin ' , snowmobiles, Cockiness, winning, chinking. DISLIKES — Con-jobs, demerits, Wednesdays, wisecracks, lx)redom, homework, getting busted, being broke, broken bones, Ocean Kai, exams. REMEMBERS MOST - N. H., bike trip 76, dancing - luau LI., N Y. ' 79, K ' s + C ' s F350, Daytona Beach 77, 1 6 78, 6 27 79, summer ' 78, life, F ' s kitchen parties, freshman football, Soeger, last six years, ( ' .el ., Mr. IWs ( lasses, skiing, New Year ' s ' 79. WANTS TO FOR- GET MOST - M.V., English w Goat. SECRET DESIRE - To fly. AMBITION - A prosperous life and help as many people as I can WORST HORROR SHOW - M.V. ' 79, c ' s F350, Lemans. USUALLY SEEN WITH - H. C, Liv, F. X., B. B., M. G., D. Y., M. F., B. K„ B. Y„ P. O, M. J., B. M., D. E. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Godfather III. FAVORITE HANGOUT - S. Beach, catwalk. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Hey Goat you won ' t he missed. CAUSE OF DEATH - D. of Nitnis Oxide. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - You gotta be F f%@ me! PET PEEVE — Prolonged agony. 28 JOHN CARL FREDERICK GANDEBORN ' Carl LIKES — Sports, girls, music, a good book. DIS- LIKES — Stressing, very immature, people, per- sons that change their mind at the last minute, liver. REMEMBERS MOST — The first time I skied when I cracked mv head. WANTS TO FOR- GET MOST - Forget it. SECRET DESIRE - To swim in the Olympics. AMBITION — To own a Lamborghini. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Mike and friends. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Sweden. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Quiet . PRIZED POSSESSION - Ski boots. CAUSE OF DEATH - Running Norfolk hill. ACTIVITIES - Cross Country Team 4. LEAVING THOUGHTS — I am grateful that I came to Cohasset. Every- body has been so nice to me especially the pupils at CHS. My year is going to be a nice experience. ANNE MARIE GILMAN Annem Anne Marie Build bridges instead of walls and you will have a friend. LIKES — My family, traveling, listening to music, Mr. Di, talking on the phone, making new friends, summer, autumn, having snow days, vacations. DISLIKES — Cliques, snobs, cruel peo- ple, Disco, Cohasset, gym, winter. REMEM- BERS MOST - Summer of 78, 79, 3 3 78, 10 11 77. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — 9th grade. AMBITION — To do well in my career. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Anne Marie Y., Hilary W., Lisa M. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Are you serious? PET PEEVE — Seeing small chil- dren being hurt. PRIZED POSSESSION — My stereo record collection. NOTED FOR — Being crazy at times and being friendly. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Be what you are and something you are notl NILS ANTON GJESTEBY Pear Kipper Pointdexter Yip- Yank- Paddy- Wank — Give a dog a bone. LIKES — Norwegians, Heinies, Friday afternoons, Brooks Broh ters, being a pain, sailing, Pinto- power, warm places, wind, Mercedes-Benz, long legs, snotty women, aspirin and OJ, family, tiger, moons. DISLIKES — Ignorant people, jealous- ness, E. Coli, nosy people, Jesus freaks. REMEMBERS MOST — 3 on the Bio AP, Colby- weekends, partying friends, White ' s driving, being massive- Col ossus, Rolling Stones, James Tavlor, Le Car, watermelon, Blue line, Big Big. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Bio report, 5:30 practices and his cigars, our Mercedes-Benz, yesterday, teeth. SECRET DESIRE - 2 on 1. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Awsum Tresum (Bear and White), Dill, Snotty, Chunky, Micky, Benbi, Murph, Lace, Gunshot, Lumpy. ACTIVITIES — Hockev 1-3, Football 1, Cross Country 2A, Golf 1- 4, Student Government 1-3. 29 MARK ROBERT COFF Goofis Live a long, happy, successful life and do a little terrorizing in between because I sure am. LIKES — Lisa, good weekends, every weekend, basket- ball, Seeger, Southern Rock, being late to school, mv family. DISLIKES getting up for school, Mrs. Bowen, dirty razor blades, getting ripped off, Disco, New Jersey, Hull, Mr. Mika, peas, the police. REMEMRERS MOST - Charlie Daniel ' s twico, fishing trip — then Florida, Rasketball Tournament, the Blue Bomber, wildness at Salem State. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - New Jer- sey, my academic life at CHS. SECRET DESIRE — to race at Indy. AMBITION — to blow up Hull. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Lisa, F.X., Fast Freddy, Waldo, Lag, the Triplets, and the rest of the partiers. PET PEEVE — anything to do with school. CAUSE OF DEATH — too many trips. WORST HORROR SHOW - getting framed on the Jersey turnpike. ACTIVITIES — Basketball 1- 4 (tri-capt.), Football 1, 2. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — married and very, very wealthy. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Have fun with my brother because he ' s worse than I am! 30 DORIS CARI ANNE GOLDEN Cari You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. LIKES — Scott, my family, Cohasset, sunsets, Tab, milanos, the beach, parties, stuffed animals, summers, cheering, G.H. DISLIKES — winters, AM radios, fights, moody people, homework, Cohasset on the week- ends, FV.s. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Halloween ' 78, O ' Toole ' s party, Bolton horns, chemistry, AP Exams, getting caught by Mr. Leary, old war wounds, Lake Winni. REMEM- BERS MOST — summer 79, J.V. ' s trunk, driving with Karen, working at the Knoll, certain movies, Lewis Wharf, dirty bottoms, late nights. WORST HORROR SHOW — dead cars. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Lisa, Deb, Lynn, Laura Lee, Karen. CAUSE OF DEATH — driving in a white Pinto. ACTIVITIES — Cheering 1-4 (capt.), Rousers 1, Future Nurses 1-4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Class Play 2, 4. ROBERT MICHAEL GUNVILLE Gunny, Bob I don ' t take life as seriously as most do. I have more fun just enjoying it. LIKES — my family, Bugs Bunny, southern rock, green machine, St. Louis licorice, all nighters, white boms (Besse), weekends, sleeping, Lo, road trips, Midnight Rambler. DISLIKES — Gullies, loads, brown noses, Disco, skunky fish, weepers, Daffy Dills, OTR ' s, pot roast, cheese. REMEMBERS MOST — New Hampshire, C-A-Athon, The Chase, C.P.D.W.T. 7 7 79, Nobody Knows, cheerlead- ing, what I can ' t forget. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — CZAR, Bronco Night, H R, the ' Ticket, the morning after, Murph ' s, Whitey ' s, fixing the radio. SECRET DESIRE — to be myself. AMBITION — to enjoy whatever I do in life. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Spacey, three flew, Pear, Whitey, and the rest. FAVORITE HANGOUT — 304 Besse. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION - F.O.A.D. PET PEEVE — people who say Huh? CAUSE OF DEATH — loss of hair. WORST HORROR SHOW — April 15, 1979. ACTIVITIES — Football 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Class Play, P.P. Cheerleading. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — twenty years older. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Bye, Bye! ELLEN LANTRY HANLON ' EUie Mae ' It isn ' t ever the same. In time, I ' ll change. And ou. And the currents of our lives. But the image f this moment will never fade. This moment, and ou, are unforgettable. LIKES — my family, the ' Blazer , John, Sugarloaf, drawing, flowers, •ianco, tunes, big sweaters, laughing, G.H., hugs, 3ohasset, Bammv Bampy, raving with Mum- jie-Poo . DISLIKES - my feet. REMEMBERS lOST — Austria, Martha ' s Vineyard, father- laughter talks, Willy who? , my godmother, t.C, Maisie , J.T. Concert, 11 16 79, 11 9 79. ANTS TO FORGET MOST — Hugo ' s laundrv bom, Kara ' s partv, the uninvited guest . AMBl- TON — to find the rainbow at the end of the vel- jw brick road. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Lisa, ohn . . . and Banshee, Kara and buddies. FAVOR- TE HANGOUT - La plage. PET PEEVE - nomine stars, night suns. PRIZED POSSESSION - Beasley, bear. CAUSE OF DEATH - hiving ut. WORST HORROR SHOW - Combat Zone, amp Mishmash. ACTIVITIES — Senior Class I ' lav, Cheerleading 1-3, 1 (capt). Chorus, All-State district, Powderpuff 3, 4. TWENTY YEARS ROM NOW — driving Kara, Tish and their kids jround in Blazer . CHRISTINE HANLON Chris Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what vou have. LIKES — E.T., fall days, reminiscing, old photographs, music, friendly peo- ple, pizza, green peppers, Augie, being an aunt, a good movie, Craigville Beacn, flowers, Chinese food, weekends. DISLIKES — meat, people who don ' t smile, being the voungest, cold feet, waiting, soaps, dreary winters. ' REMEMBERS MOST — sunrise at Bowdoin, Martha ' s Vineyard, 11 25 78, a rose, sprinklers at the golf course, the Cape. WANTS TO FORGET - 10th grade summer, Mrs. Faulkner, working at the C.C.C., Chinatown with Ellen, cruisin ' in a caddy. SECRET DESIRE — to eat as much as I want and not gain a pound. AMBITION — stewardess. FAVORITE HANG- OUT — Papa Gino ' s. PRIZED POSSESSIONS - mv camera. E.T., and mv dungarees. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — flying die friendly skies. ALICIA MAGUIRE GURNIS The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. LIKES — my family, friends, skiing, sailing, the ocean, mellow music, smiles and giggles, chocolate chip ice cream, kittens, comfortable clothes, remember whens, babysitting for the Tibbetts. DISLIKES — frowns, Monday mornings, good- byes, misunderstandings, having a cold, waiting, being moody, hurting friends. REMEMBERS MOST — skiing at Sunapee, craziness with Linda, doughnuts at o:00, thumbs up , Doobie ' s con- certs I and II, visit from Roxy, J.T., taffy fight at Fanueil Hall, 8 17 79, eating palm trees, sundaes with Sandv, talks with Barbs, E.W. F. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — a certain misunderstand- ing with a friend. USUALLY SEEN WITH — friends. PRIZED POSSESSION - Podington. WORST HORROR SHOW - A.P. Historv Exam. ACTIVITIES — Field Hockey 2-4, Basketball 1, Track 2, Powderpuff 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4. 31 MARY CATHERINE HOWLEY The best wrinkles show where smiles have been. ' ' LIKES — CCC ' s, Spanish hats, remember whens, blond hair and blue eyes, partying with the girls, big sweaters, my cookie monster, splurging, pb and jelly, football, get- ting mail, pizza, dark tans, la plage, jarlsberg cheese. DIS- LIKES — Demagogues, swamping it, gum, myself after splurging, Spanish, flat tires. REMEMBERS MOST — CCC runs, midnight ride w Carol, rock talks w Lynn, weekend apt., flip-flash, summer of the ' bad girls, ' hand cream, summer of ' 77, blackout, yacht club at 5 AM, J. V. ' s truck, c-c ' s horn, hatching, retarded birds, missing the parade, crazy nights with Annette, M.U., SHYC, Bourne game, pb and fluff one more time, dancing down Flamingo Lane, attempting a round, damsels in distress, summer days at the beach. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — B. R. ' s party, shattered, cruisin ' in a Caddy, hostessing a party, a certain black puppy. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Carol, Disa, Laura Lee, Lisa, Lynn, and Rayna. PRIZED POSSESSION - My bunny pajamas and cookie monster.CAUSE OF DEATH — Too many chocolate chip cookies. NOTED FOR - Interrupting. AMBITION — To break my 2Vfe month record. ROBERT EUGENE HEALY Doctor I ' m looking for me, you ' re looking for you. We ' re looking for each other, and we don t know what to do. They call me the Doctor, I ' ve been searching low and hijjh, I won ' t get to what I ' m after ' till the day I die. ' LIKES — Pretty girls, ' idays, no school, parties, hot summer nights, friends, chin- kin ' , hunting, camping, fishing, good food, Satur- day nights, my car, Family, Mustangs, Barrett ' s Field, Grampa s beans. DISLIKES - No snow in winter, missing a shot, untrustworthy friends. REMEMBERS MOST — 18th birthday on a Sat. night, . Nantucket, Maine, N.H. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — car getting stolen, crashes. SECRET DESIRE — To be my own boss. AMBI- TION - Enjoy life. USUALLY SEEN WITH - R. B., F. X. M., C. F., J. B., N. S., Brawnier, H. O., friends. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Back seat. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Ya, I know it! PET PEEVE - Missing something good. PRIZED POSSESSION - My gun. CAUSE OF DEATH - One too many. WORST HORROR SHOW - Nov. 10, 1976. ACTIVITIES - Track, and just being in school. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Owning a fishing trawler in Canada. LEAVING THOUGHTS — Never want to go back. 32 JENNIFER HUBBARD PRETTY ' women out walking with gorillas down my street . . . — joe jackson LIKES — New York, New Wave, California, g° in g all out, eccentrics, cataba, lobster dinners, WBCN. DIS- LIKES — Suburbia, ignorant rave, the work rave, male chauvinism, disco, Dudes, Gov. King, one wave people. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — A certain excitable Austrian, 2 men, the Rockv Horror Picture Show, K. D., Buberty, tennis balls, the combat zone. SECRET •ESIRE - To be Hugh Heffner ' s 1. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Some fine fishermen, and some pretty women. FAVORITE HANGOUT — The Greenhouse, Red Lion Inn The Rat. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Do you take Visa ' PRIZED POSSESSION - Cadillac walk. CAUSE OF DEATH - Overdoing it. TWENTY ' YEARS FROM NOW — A haggard housewife carpooling in suburbia. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Need you head? ERIC HURTIG Let me tell you the tales of your life of the cut and the thrust of the knife the tireless oppression the wisdom instilled the desire to kill or be killed. let me sing of the losers who lie in the street as the last dus goes by. the pavements are empty: the gutters run red while the fool toasts his god in the sky. — Ian Anderson LIKES — Becker and Gagen, Frank Z, Maine Fog, Japanese monster films, Poe, Monty Python. DISLIKES - Disco, KGB. PET PEEVE — Watergate. PRIZED POSSESSION — My insan- ity. LEAVING THOUGHTS — The Fish Cheer. DEBORAH GAIL JANCSICS Debbie So I wanna laugh while the lau ghin ' is easy 1 wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile I may never pass this way again That ' s why I want it with vou cause you make me feel like I ' m more than a friend! LIKES — My family, boat- ing, friends, TAB. soccer games, stuffed animals, quiet mornings, Roga. DISLIKES — Snowstorms ( ' 78), moody people, Driver ' s Ed., Bio and History, term papers, leav- ing. REMEMBERS MOST — Midnight Hospital Runs. 3 11 78, locker room education, snowstorms, class party ' 79, Martha ' s Vineyard, Burger King. WANTS TO FOR- GET MOST — 2 pts. for them. Salvo. Harper, summer fire of ' 78. Halloween 78, mono — 78, interruptions. Bol- ton horn. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Friends. PET PEEVE - Interruptions. PRIZED POSSESSION - Fnut flies and E. Cofi, knapsack. CAUSE OF DEATH - Drowning in TAB. WORST HORROR SHOW - 1 24 79. ACTIVITIES - Student Advisory Board 2, Basket- ball 1-3. Health Careers 1-4, (Co-Chairperson). Powder Puff .3-4. Yearbook Sales Manager. Class Plav 4 LEAN - ING THOUGHTS - Bve! 33 MICHAEL BRENDAN KEARNEY Play the game to win or don ' t play it at all. LIKES — Sports, running, pizza, Bruins, football games, Tim Fox, subs, weekends, snow days, golf, poker, winning, Saturday Night Live, Stooges, money, Baseball, camping, friends. DISLIKES lonc!av school food, Spanish, losing, disco, Yan- kees. REMEMBERS MOST - 8th grade brawls, undefeated track season 77. WANTS TO FOR GET MOST — Hingham cross country meet ' 79. SECRET DESIRE - To l eat Benbow. AMBI- TION - To run the Boston Marathon. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Dave, Scott, Sully. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Beach. PRIZED POSSESSION - My sneakers. WORST HORROR SHOW - Dux- bury ' s cross country team. ACTIVITIES — Cross Country (Co-Capt.), 10, 11, 12, 2-4, Track 1-4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Retired, liv- ing in Florida, golfing every day. LEAVING THOUGHTS - We ' re ' outa here. JOHN ANTHONY LAGROTTERIA ' Lagos LIKES — Skiing, nice bicycles, nice women, jazz, frosty kegs, blizzards, Karen + Reenie, C. D. B., Becks, R. T. F., long weekends, 4 wheelin, Hon- das. DISLIKES — Disco, jocks, snobs, flat beer, Mondays, homegrown, rainy days, hard work, Hull, bad deals. REMEMBERS MOST - The 17th birthday present given to me by Goff. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Canoe ride with Hollis up in N.H. in water below 0°. Sprinting out of the house with Franky after leaving school early. AMBITION — To live in Saudi Arabia and have a harem consisting of the Dallas Cheerlead- ers. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Fast Fred, F. X., Goofis, Franky, Heawy, Juice. PET PEEVE — Putting up with CHS at 8:00 AM. PRIZED POS- SESSION — My motobecane. CAUSE OF DEATH — Parachuting from 20,000 ft. with a faulty chute. WORST HORROR SHOW - C.D.B. concert, Cape Cod Colliseum, Sept. 2, ' 78. ACTIVITIES - Golf 1, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Living at the Cox estate, driving Ferrari ' s, for a summer home. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Five down only six to go! CRAIG S. LANGFORD Limey Bum Limes 98% of all American families have T.V.s. The other 2% have to make their own sex and violence. LIKES — Sailing, soccer, bicycles, freedom, travel, wrestling, music, family. DISLIKES — Brussel sprouts, noisypeople, cold, being injured. REMEMBERS MOST — The great trip, swim- ming in Nov., The all nighter, 210 nationals, spa- ghetti, playhouse. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Freebird experience. SECRET DESIRE — Sail Ostar. AMBITION — Circumnavigation of the world. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Bimby, Mic- key, Ausem Tresum, Murph, Stiff, Lumpy, Dill, Squash. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Wretch city. PET PEEVE — Scuzzy braces. PRIZED POSSESSION — Money. WORST HORROR SHOW — Mashed wheels fall ' 78. ACTIVITIES — Soccer 1-4 (Capt), Wrestling M, Track 1, 3, 4, Yearbook, Fish Fry II. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Unmarried. 34 MICHAEL J. MacDONALD Mac LIKES — Clint Eastwood movies, Blue Oyster Cult, veggin ' in the gold classic tank, going party- ing on special occasions like every day. DISLIKE ' S — Being busted, school. BEMEMBERS MOST — B.O.C., J. Geils, Yes, and Bob Seeger ' s concerts. SECRET DESIBE - To see a whole concert. AMBITION — To be where the action is all the time. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Crough, Scubby, Dave C, sometimes Bob Bussell. FAVOBITE HANGOUT - In the twilight zone. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Hey man, what ' s up? ' , That ' s Cool All right, UHHH! PET PEEVE — Going home late and the bed starts spinning. PRIZED POSSESSION — A miller. CAUSE OF DEATH - Doing a buck 50 on a Harley Hog TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Living in the Blue Hawaii never to be seen in Cohasset again. MICHAEL JAMES LESSNEB Never wait or hesitate. Get in kid before it ' s too late. You mav never get another chance. LIKES — Skateboarding, surfing, rock n roll, skiing, my buddy, Stones, concerts, Danna, whitey, 4 speed Corvettes, family, sunny Califor- nia, Blood Bros, terrorizing. DISLIKES — Disco, leaving California, good-byes, getting caught, when it sticks to vour lip and you can ' t get it lit, seeds, being locked out When you ' re late. REMEMBERS MOST — Tech HiFi midnight trips on 95, the night I left Danberry, Shat- tered, ' w Tim + Clint 2nd, 3rd gear wheelie contests, chug a lug on black hawk, donuts in Wampatuck. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - A.O.D.C., rainy days at the Getty, mornings after, Utopia. SECRET DESIRE — To spend a million. AMBITION — Rock n roll stardom. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Da Boyz. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Snug top. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Hey, Hey, My rock and roll will never die. PET PEEVE — A car stereo not working. PRIZED POSSES- SION — My album collection, my truck. CAUSE OF DEATH — Porche Turbo. WORST HORROR SHOW — Leaving California. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Heading out to where the pavement meets the sand. LEAVING THOUGHTS — You may lose, or win, but you ' ll never be here again. It ' s better to burn out than fade away, ' cause rust never sleeps. NANCY ANN LAUE Life is getting faster and furiouser. Sometimes vou feel like throwing up your hands and saying to hell with it and going so far back in the hills they ' ll have to pump sunshine in. LIKES — Lightning, dusk, my sisters, traveling, country and western music, dreams, love and grins. DISLIKES — Being caught, Governor King, believing the liars, arguments, not belonging, rednecks. REMEM- BERS MOST — The Cowboys, sleeze maneuvers, early morning coffee, afternoon drinks, waking up with a smile. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Fall of 1977, stump pump at the apartment, jeal- ous moments. SECRET DESIRE — To be play- mate of the year. AMBITION — To sail over tne Grand Canyon in a hot air balloon. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Scituate and Whitney Woods. CAUSE OF DEATH — Life in the fast lane. WORST HORROR SHOW - J. K. firebird. LEAVING THOUGHTS — Well the men don ' t know, but the little girls understand. 35 FRANCIS XAVIER MAHONEY JR. Franky LIKES — Kawasaki 650, hockey, 4 wheelin ' , trucks, Mustangs, snowy winters, pretty girls, par- tying with F. F. and F. X. A. and Bubba after work, getting stewed, Grampa ' s Beans. DIS- LIKES - Math, rainy days, car troubles, wise girls, penalties, getting booted out of a game. REMEMBERS MOST — Getting stuck in the pits and needing four trucks to pull me out, Cape Cod Concert (before and after). WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Being at my house with Lag, The Great Dash! SECRET DESIRE — To succeed in life. AMBITION — To make some good money in life, and have a good time at it. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Reh, Jmb-ds, RRB III, Fast Fred, F.X., Anda. FAVORITE HANGOUT - La Plage. FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS — Let ' s torque one up, Oh Boy. PET PEEVE — The Prep look. PRIZED POSSESSION - Skates. CAUSE OF DEATH - Dry. WORST HORROR SHOW — Dumping new 650. ACTIVITIES — Hockey 3, 4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Bipping down a Cat 3160 in one of Hawaii ' s harbors. LEAVING THOUGHTS - I thank God that I ' m out!! LIKES — Football, wrestling, Molson ' s, Canada, farming, cows (blacky the bull). DISLIKES — Lit- tle twits, Hull. BEMEMBEBS MOST — Norwell meet home sophomore year. WANTS TO FOB- GET MOST - Milliken Field, Middleboro, 9 29 79. SECRET DESIRE - College ball. USUALLY SEEN WITH - The Green Shirts. FAVOBITE HANGOUT — Green Shirt HQ (anywhere and everywhere). FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Eh? PRIZED POSSESSION - Autographed picture of Terry Metcalf. CAUSE OF DEATH — Assasinarion. WORST HORROR SHOW - 5 16 61. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - No idea. SCOTT FRANCIS MacKINNON Skinner If you can ' t beat them, don ' t join them; just tell them to $ % !!! LIKES - Good grades, foot- ball, pumping iron, Italian food, eating, weekends, parrying, St. Paul ' s, skiing, St. Lewey ' s, three stooges, adventure, Yes, snowstorms, beach, happy people, skippies, summer nights. DISLIKES — Losing, Dubs, running out ofgas, being bummed out, blue lights. REMEMBERS MOST — Ski trips, parties, concerts, my Mom ' s blue bomber, Murphy ' s parties, Loon Mountain. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — 6 8 79, Scituate police. SECRET DESIRE - Mr. Universe. AMBITION — Bench Press 750 lbs., medical school. FAVOB- ITE EXPBESSIONS - OH WOW, Hey buddy. PET PEEVE - SKUNKS. PRIZED POSSESSION - Me! CAUSE OF DEATH - Bumping into a 747 with my hang glider. ACTIVI- TIES - Football 2, 3, Wrestling 4, Track 1, 2, 4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Retired foot- ball player, practicing medical doctor, living in my $450,000 home in sunny, Southern California. 36 BRUCE W. MAYNARD Juice Live and let live. LIKES — Summer. Maine. 4 wheelin ' , C. D. B., hunting, kegs. Bob Seeger, St. Croix, partying, 30-30, the ridge. DISLIKES — School, disco, rain, accidents, winter, mornings. REMEMBERS MOST - C. D. B. concert on Cape, trip to N.H. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — 11 10 77. SECRET DESIRE - To hijack an oilwell. AMBITION — To own a new truck. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH - Sarah, Hewey, Lag. Freddv, Goofis, F. X., Chippa, Billv, Mark. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — What ' s up 3 PRIZED POSSESSION - F100. ACTIVITIES - Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 1-4. DAVID JEROME McCARTHY Take your time, think a lot. why think of every- thing you ' ve got, for you will still, be here tomor- row, but your dreams mav not. — Cat Stevens. LIKES — Ski trips, sailing, windv davs, P. S.. the newspaper, the ocean, weekends, parties. James Tavlor. Bumbling Twits. DISLIKES Stuck up ' people, rainv weekends. REMEMBERS MOST — ski trips. Wants to forget most — Audley Harper. 9 3 78, 4 16 79, the billboard. SECRET DESIRE — To be a multimillionaire. AMBITION — Doctor of Juris Prudence. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH - Mike, Skinner. FAVOR- ITE HANGOUT - The beach. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Heavy bummer, deep sigh. WORST HORROR SHOW - History with Har- per. ACTIVITIES — News£aper 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4. Damn Yankees .9. The Boyfriend. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Sitting on the bench of the Supreme Court. ELLEN MARIE McCARTHY Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice. LIKES — Family, being Daddy ' s prin- cess, heavy-weather sailing. General, p. puff, good times. SSMC. long-distance phone calls. Cohasset. Mr. Davis, KSS. Chinking. DISLIKES — Dizzy refs. bad moods, nickname, doing Nils ' Sp. comms. REMEMBERS MOST - Powderpuff. Camp Wing, summer ' 77, laser magic. Holy Cross. New Year s ' 77. locker room rave. Pat ' s game. Doobies. Eng. w Pete. Christening. EW f. Adam ' s par- ties, 5-29-76. raving w Buzza. B. w Heidi, Gong Show I. the blop. SWAT, Black MT. 5:30 w Sandv. LeMars and Kim, Mill w C and J. WANTS to Forget most — 216-79. 2-10-78, jv B.ball, 8-20-78, 33-0. keys at Aloha, Chem. 7H Nixon. AMBITION — To catch up on all the gos- sip w Annie A. at T. on Sat. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Reallv. PET PEEVE - Miss- ing General. WORST HORROR SHOW - 2nd half. Christening. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Very rich, verv happy, very married. LEAVING THOUGHTS ' - Good-bye CHS - Thanks for everything. 37 james Joseph McCarthy ' Jim If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way. LIKES — my family, basketball, Pistol, Mr. Di, the Buds, cruising, raving, St. Paul ' s, MONEY, Springsteen, snowstorms, hot summer nights, shotguns, pretty ladies. DISLIKES — SATs, hassles, losing, zer os, snobs, early nights. REMEMBERS MOST - Mm-p ' s Bash, State Tourney. Doer Hunter, after prom, Graduation parties 79, Big 29, Doobies, Case-a-thon, MV trip, Buzzy ' s party, spring of 79, cheerleading, cove w Wojo, how hopping, Ben ' s — 4:30 am raid. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Mill Bridge, RUBS, a certain accusation, Dreamwold, Le Car, my feet. AMBITION - To join F.F.L. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION - How ya doing? WORST HORROR SHOW - 20 solid ones. ACTIVITIES — Basketball 1-4 (Capt.), Sr. Class Play, Powder- puff Cheerleading 3, 4. LEAVING THOUGHTS — Yuh-Yuh Yuh, ABEETEEBATEEBOO! BONNIE LOUISE McCLAY Bonnie Luisa Student Thing To overlook the things in life is to miss the biggest Eart of life itself. — Salada tea bag. LIKES — •oughnuts, the Beatles, art, tea, cats, gardening, European stuff, darkness, sunflower seeds, cooking, teddy bears, movies, music, winged creatures, monsta ' , colors, climbing trees, my teachers, swim- ming, storms, sewing. DISLIKES — Conformity, noise, flat skies, boredom, helplessness, spelling, bright light, having to be neat, no cookies, not under- standing. REMEMBER MOST — 9th grade, What is Reality? , being student thing. WANTS TO FOR- GET MOST — Research papers. SECRET DESIRE — To be invisible, to learn to play the piano, to know everything. USUALLY SEEN WITH - My sketch pad. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - That ' s life. PET PEEVES — People who stomp on ant hills, hav- ing to eat at the right time. PRIZED POSSESSION — Sneakers, solitude. CAUSE OF DEATH — Sac- charin overdose. WORST HORROR SHOW - 10th grade. KNOWN FOR — Consistent inconsistency, carrying too much stuff. V Be careful If you can ' t be careful Be good If you can ' t be good Be good at it LIKES - My family, Duke, Florida, Budd, M GK, weekends. DISLIKE S — XBHS, Happy Hoodsies, the mouse, the bomb. REMEMBERS MOST — Road trip to Florida, Pina Coladas at the Lime Tree, Rosie O ' Grady ' s. WANTS TO FOR- GET MOST — February 3, 1979. SECRET DESIRE — To be in competition with Larry at the Circle Cafe. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Get a grip on life. PET PEEVE — Being accused of being happy by the Bryant boys and gang. CAUSE OF DEATH — High school. WORST HORROR SHOW - February 3, 1979. ACTIVITIES — Football and Hockey. LEAVING THOUGHTS — It took me a while but I made it. 38 MARIE ANN MILLER Rie You have to search for what you want because what you want won ' t reach for vou. LIKES — My family, Larry, roller-skating, parties (HH inc) sleeping late on Saturday mornings, chocolate chip ice cream, little children. DIS- LIKES — Long bus rides 6:00 in the morning, rainy Mon- day mornings, naireuts, cliques, D. G., A. Y. REMEM- BERS MOST — 9th grade math class, staying at my host family ' s house, trip to Hingham with Gina F., staying at Patties house. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Mrs. Lahage ' s typing class, summer of ' 75. Football vou bet, A. Y., SECRET DESIRE - To meet Billy D. Williams, Peabs Brvson. AMBITION — To become a successful social worker. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Yvonne Por- ter, Steve Baden, India Turner. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Senior high girls room. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Cool out. PRIZED POSSESSION - My family, my future. CAUSE OF DEATH - Too much dedication to my work. ACTIVITIES — FlagCorps 8th, 1, Cheering 2, 3, ' Metco Student Council Rep. TWENTY ' YEARS FROM NOW — Married and a working woman. LEAVING THOUGHTS - ' I ' m free at last. Winners are losers that keep rolling on. LIKES — My family, music, flying, golf, laughter, Nachos, Saturday Night Live, good times, chinkin , Road trips. DISLIKES — Losing, being rushed, two-faced people, English papers, slow weekends, forgetting things, being let down. REMEMBERS MOST — Back seat driving, escapades at the Pizza House, 14 weeks, the buoy, sprinting, the dive, C ' mon guys chip in, a floating mailbox, my artistic abil- ity, the great Camaro chase, J. Ceils, Attitash. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Jaws, M. V., I don ' t remember. SECRET DESIRE — To become a Ho-Jo ' s Softball all- star. AMBITION — To arrange the perfect floral display for Atlantic Avenue. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Green shirts. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Hulk mobile. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION - C ' mon, be serious. PET PEEVE — Being accused of something I didn ' t do. PRIZED POS- SESSION — Mv hat. CAUSE OF DEATH - Being hit by a flving table thrown bv hotel police. WORST HOR- ROR SHOW — K Street. ACTIVITIES - Football 1-4 (Co-Capt.). Hockey 1 4, Golf 1-4, Class Representative. TWENTY ' YEARS FROM NOW — collecting signs for the M.D.C. NOTED FOR — My midnight mail deliver- ies. THOMAS W. McMAHON T Steve I didn ' t be a creep, neither. LIKES — B-ball, fish, Skynyrd, golf, summer, St. Pauli girl, The Cave, parties, moe and all the Cats. DISLIKES — Lima beans, rain, accidents, cat burglars, disco, and broken tool kits. REMEMBERS MOST - State toumey, fish fries, Latin III with Dr. T., chinkin ' I-II, case-a-thon, Doobies, Murph ' s par- ties, cheerleading. Big 29, Hoppin I-II, Luckv Streak, chase, and Just mv Imagination, M.B.B W.G. 7 7 79. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — A particular officer, wl, shampoo bottle, and M M ' s. AMBITION — To keep Hank in vear round hibernation. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Batcat, Jingo, Otter, Stiff, Murph, Lace, Limev, Needles, Dill, Gunshv, and Lumpy. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - This is truer CAUSE OF DEATH - Bottle, fatigue. WORST HORROR SHOW - Chowderhounds. ACTIVITIES — Bas- ketball 1-4, Golf 8, 1-4, Football 1. LEAVING THOUGHTS — ' Tis a far, far, better thing, than I have every done before. SCOTT MURPHY Bones Murph Only the good die young. B. Joel. LIKES — Summers on Lake George, sports, golf, hockey, sailing, skiing, weekends, cars, vacations, vettes, making money, goofing off, Deep Vee Ocean Rac- ers, sports cars, Boston Bruins. DISLIKES — Homework, rainy days, Hull, tests and exams, get- ting up early. REMEMBERS MOST — Raft race on North River, driving a Trans-Am, cruisin ' and bruisin ' . SECRET DESIRE — To be a movie star. AMBITION — To be a business executive. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Take it or leave it. PRIZED POSSESSION - ' 69 Mustang. CAUSE OF DEATH — working too hard. ACTIVITIES - Hockey. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — President of a big corporation. SCOTT A. MUIR Mu W.D. Ill Scott We first flew in dreams, and the dream of flying has become real, TO FLY! LIKES — Linda, Aer- osmith, Van Halen, good bass performance, PAN- TOMII ' s, f- 15 eagles, flying, and Westy, motobe- cane mopeds, z-28 ' s. DISLIKES — Rainy days, depression, soft music, Westy sprayed by a skunk, pets dying. REMEMBERS MOST — Bermuda, some of those parties in my cellar, Utopias II with Mr. Kite, Richie and Davie, summer at the Inn, soloing. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - When my moped was totaled, Humanities 9 + 10, term paper. SECRET DESIRE — To sit in the back seat of a Cobra. AMBITION — Chopper pilot. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Grey, Richie, Steve, DOC, Linda, Chris. FAVORITE HANGOUT — The seat of my moped. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION — It ' s cosmic. PET PEEVE — Turning down my music. PRIZED POSSESSION — Everything I own. CAUSE OF DEATH — Crash, burn and die! WORST HORROR SHOW — Cause of death! TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Remembering good 01 ' Cohasset High. LEAV- ING THOUGHTS — We ' re gonzo. ALEXANDRA ELIZABETH MULLEN Some people say that life is the thine, hut I prefer read- ing. L. P. Smith. LIKES — The Ridiculous, Aubrey, C + S, Harvard Square, Fin de Siecle, second-hand hook stores, Tea, the Anne-girl, royalty. OSCAR!, mokka torte. Bach, Art Nouveau, Sir Noel, Sherlock Holmes and Lord Peter, soccer, gloriously witty and insincere sayings, Jean, croissants for Breakfast, Donne, Englishisms, the imconv parahle Max, Buffalo Seminary sessions, G. B. S., poly- phony, slightly perverted literature, my piano teacher, ' blue and white, ballet, green carnations and absinthe, the Sublime. DISLIKES — Veggies, grinds and grade grubbers, utilitarian hats, Wagner, unflinching sincerity. REMEMBERS MOST — Dirty Double Dative and Latin Raves. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - ' Coming Down, The Faint. SECRET DESIRE - Heh-heh-heh. AMBITION - To kill the Jabberwock. USUALLY SEEN WITH - The so-callecf intelligentsia. CAUSE OF DEATH — Choking on a polysyllabic phoneme. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - A prominent OxbriA fean on Pre-Historic Philosophy. LEAVING HOUCHTS — Do you know what it is to yearn for the Indefinable, and yet be brought face to face, daily, with the multiplication table? W. S. Gilbert. 40 SUSAN MARIE MYERS Sue Do I have to go to my class? LIKES — Baseball playing, child study class, English class, typing class, work study program. DISLIKES — Gym class. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Coming here. AMBITION — Would like to work in a nurs- ery school. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Ann Chit- tim. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Mrs. Marshall ' s office. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Where ' s i Mrs. Ely? PET PEEVE — When people tease I me. PRIZED POSSESSION - My money. I ACTIVITIES — Like to help Mrs. Marshall. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Married with . children. LEAVING THOUGHTS — Remember that I was a good kid. Remember that I tried to get to homeroom and all my classes on time. LANCE R. NORRIS Lace Cleofis My only regret in life is that I ' m not someone else. LIKES — Puns, Kool-Aid, Southern Rock, Bugs Bunny, R.I., the probe, hats, mash. DIS- LIKES — gullies, loads, brown noses, DISCO, bad fish, weepers, daffy dills. REMEMBERS MOST — Beatlemania, rebel, C-A-Thon, Czar, fish fry 1 and 2, the chase. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Bronco night, W.O.T.R. AMBITION — To be really good and maybe my mother will make a 2nd pitcher of Kool-Aid. USUALLY SEEN WITH - I wouldn ' t be seen with anyone that would be seen with a person like me. FAVORITE HANGOUT — The beach, the 304. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Yeah, I got your expression right here, buddy. PRIZED POSSESSION - My sharks. WORST HORROR SHOW - April 15, 1979. ACTIVITIES — Football A, Wrestling 2-4 Track 2-4, Sr. Class Play 2-4, Godspell 2, Student Govt. Day 3, Jazz Rock 1-4, Band 1-4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Married to Jackie O. and owner of the largest catsup refinery in the U.S. LEAVING THOUGHTS — Drink to me with only thine eyes for there ' s only enough for one. ERIN MARY O ' BRIEN Erwin Ernie You ' ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face. LIKES — Being Irish, a big family, swimming, MacD ' s, the mav, Fridays, Sharky, twinkies, Soccer, N.Y., Brucey, Mr. and Mrs. Cox, running, the beach, K, laughing. Snaggle, Jimmv, the Dis, and Skippy. DISLIKES — Mice, spa- ghetti sauce, vegetables and SAT ' s. REMEM- BERS MOST - fv. Soccer, NY Eve, Ladies ' Aide Society, WATCH OUT, sunrise parties, miniature SMM, Grammy, Hull excursion, Bourne Hockey fame, Thanksgiving parties, stuck in the sand, reebird and Guy, Attitash. WANTS TO FOR- GET MOST — Cheering incidents, WSI, term paper jiartv and nightmare at Milligan Field. SECRET DESIRE - To light the Olympic Torch. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Nice. CAUSE OF DEATH — Drowning. ACTIVITIES — Fr. Bas- ketball, X-Country 1, 2, Hockev Cheering 2, 3, J.V. Soccer 3, Girl ' s Soccer 4, (Capt.), Track 1-4 (Capt. 4), Powder Puff 3, 4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Secretary of Ladies ' Aide Soci- ety. NOTED FOR — Wearing dungarees, smiling. 41 JAMES A. O ' BRIEN JiiimIk) At one time or another we all have to drive through the darkness on the edge of town. - Bruce Springsteen. I.IKES — Family, hi-po ' s,4 x 4, skiing, warnings not tickets, the pits, the word harrass. N.E, Dragway. DISLIKES - Problems, hydroplaning, pressure, cults, Reds, Albinos, exclusive clubs, ( heap cars, fads, competition, tests, wasted tune, Iran, foreign objects in my food, tourists, colds. REMEMBERS MOST - Travels with mv family. Ward ' s Bio. WANTS TO FORGET MOST Had scenes, Ms sci fi. SECRET DESIRE - To be a young timer until 65, and an old timer until 100. AMBITION - To know a little bit about everything. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Bella, Musk, Brana, Bones, Skin, Muscles, friends. FAVORITE HANGOUT - The Pond, the Bam. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — You ' re outta here. PET PEEVE — mosquitoes, macho men, chumps getting bagged, hungry cas- sette players. PRIZED POSSESSION - My Minolta SRT-201 and its counterparts: 21 mm, 50 mm, and 85-205mm. GAUSE OF DEATH - Mechanical failure. WORST HORROR SHOW - J.V. Soccer. ACTIVITIES - Soccer 1-3, Basket- ball 1-4, Yearbook 4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - A professional. LEAVING THOUGHTS — I ' m outta here! DAVID F. O ' CONNELL OC Doc LIKES — Concerts, fast cars, sunny days, water- skiing, hot summers, hockey, snowball fights, par- ties, lots of money, girls, staying up all night play- ing caps, pong, Steely Dan, Joe Walsh, Boston, J. Geils, Seeger, half days. DISLIKES — Warnings, snobby girls, getting caught, 5:30 a.m. hockey practices, arguments, flat tires, rainy days, Scituate police, typing class. REMEMBERS MOST — Diana ' s house, Bruno ' s party, YES concert. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Going to court, car accident, 12 9 79. SECRET DESIRE — To own a Ferrari. AMBITION — To make a lot money. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Jonah, Hollis. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Beach, Bo Street, Hugo ' s back pk, lot. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — ' Do it up. PET PEEVE — people asking, Where ' s Hugo ' s? PRIZED POSSESSION - My Fuji. CAUSE OF DEATH - A plane crash. WORST HORROR SHOW - Late night ride in Le Car. ACTIVITIES - Hockey, Baseball. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Driving my new Ferrari. LEAVING THOUGHTS - I ' m glad to be out of high school. LAUREN SUE O ' CONNOR Lessons learned are like bridges burned; you only have to cross them but once. — Dan Fogelberg. LIKES — My family, skiing, tennis, ice cream sun- daes, candy, clothes, Chippy, Vermont, soap operas, weekends. DISLIKES — rainy Mondays, snakes, dieting, snobs, tomatoes, Cohasset Gos- sip. REMEMBERS MOST - Tennis at 5, Al ' s Spaghetti, M.V., 3 little Rascals, Irish mugs, Bar- gain Center Parking Lot, Lilv ' s at 4, Ladies ' Aide Socity, city-side walkout, girls ' room, Earth Wind Fire, Ginger, J. T. concert, Barbie dolls, red night on town, donuts at 5:30. WANTS TO FOR- GET MOST — CP 78, high school. SECRET DESIRE — To become President of Ladies ' Aide Society. AMBITION — To find 48 calories. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH — Linda, Karen, Bruza, and the bathroom buddies. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Beach. PET PEEVE — Polyester leisure suits. CAUSE OF DEATH - K ' s driving. WORST HORROR SHOW — Lawn furniture. ACTIVI- TIES — Basketball 1, Tennis 1-4, Capt., Powder- puff 3, 4, Chess Club, Rousers. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Reunion at the Vineyard. 42 LYNN FRANCIS O ' TOOLE Lia What you are is God ' s gift to you, what you make of yourself is your gift to God. ' LIKES — My fam- ily, Joe, the Durkin ' s, midnight, Angie, Conasset, sunny fall days, James Taylor, the ocean, friends, cozy fires, r.O.P.C, Christmas, being a twin, sleeping late, laughing. DISLIKES — Joe s moods, nagging, bugs !, Deing dictated to, snobs, dema- gogues. REMEMBERS MOST - 9 21 77, Snu- man, Prom ' 79, Yacht Club 5 am, Niagara Falls, 5 29 79, formal dates at McDonalds, Golden Rooster dindins, rock talks with Mary, Who turned out the lights? , running away with Hid. SECRET DESIRE - To outlive Mom. AMBI- TION — To have Daddy ' s patience. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Joe and friends. PRIZED POS- SESSION — Snoopy. ACTIVITIES — Student Council Pres. 4, Class Pres. 2-3, Class Traas. 1, Cheering 2A (Capt.), Class Play 3, 4, Powderpuff i LISA ANN O ' TOOLE Luby Bird The beginning of love is to let those we love be perfectly themselves, and not to twist them to fit our own image. ' LIKES — My family, snuman, Vivian s, Jim, dough- nuts, Mr. D., a shoulder to lean on, ocean sunsets, hugs, being a twin, catching rays, blond hair, caring. DISLIKES — Misunderstandings, gossip, lies, jealousy, diets. REMEMBERS MOST - Niagara Falls, Louis Warf, blackout, IV ' s truck, Yacht Club 5:00 am, Hanlon ' s Band Bash, GodspeU ' 76, white Russians, states in VT, summer ' 77 ecstasy, the Bunker, running in the rain, PB fluff one more time, our little cross, walks W. W., continue our voyage, Fogelberg. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — The Lie, nodes. SECRET DESIRE - To see Heaven. AMBI- TION - To have peace of mind. USUALLY SEEN WITH - My friends. FAVORITE HANGOUT - La Plage, the refrigerator. FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS - I don t know what do you think? , Could be, Ya never know. PET PEEVES - People who mimic me, being rushed, gossipers. PRIZED POSSESSION — Faith. Teddy Bear. CAUSE OF DEATH — Too many dough- nuts. WORST HORROR SHOW - New Year ' s Eve 78. ACTIVITIES — Track 3, F. Cheering 2. Drama Work- shop 3, 4, Class Sec. 2, Powderpuff 3, 4, Senior Class Play 3, 4. NOTED FOR — Blue eyes, my squeak. WENDY ANN O ' NEILL Wen Mallard Jr. Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today. LIKES — Family, friends, Cohas- set, class of ' 80, beach, sleeping late, winter fires, J. T., animals, Indian Rock, mail, Widgeon, relatives, chinkin ' , sledding, Bergson ' s, skiing, G. H. DIS- LIKES — Curfews, moods, getting hurt, apathy, moving, people not listening. REMEMBERS MOST — Midnight rambler, 9 22 79, Good Fri- day, Attitash, JT concert, summer 78, shaving cream, talks w B., Ode to Little T, thumbs up, Doug ' s friendship, adventures w Lo., prom ' 78, hide n ' go seek, B. S., retreat, photo booths. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - A poker game, Adam ' s parties, COZ call, a 9th gr. party, Beach St., sailing, Snickers bar, Mill Bridge. SECRET DESIRE - To ride a rollercoaster. AMBITION — To be happy and successful in whatever I do. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Friends. PRIZED POSSESSION - A rose (R. W.). WORST HOR- ROR SHOW — A case of poison ivy. NOTED FOR — Being grounded, an innocent face. ACTIVITIES — Cross-Country (Co-Capt.) 1-3, Track 1, 2, Cheering 1, Rousers 3, 4, Student Council 2, Powderpurf 3, 4. 43 ANN PARZIALE Annie The noble secret of laughing at oneself is the greatest humor of all. LIKES — Coming from a big family, friends, Conroys, Mr. Davis, Carrolls, A. A., laughing hysterically, nice physiques, run- ning, generous Mother, J. MC, pink, Nikes, Rea- sons, naving a sister. DISLIKES — Frizzies, bees, being late, busy signals. REMEMBERS MOST — Sleepovers, sunrise parties, J. T., Moody Blues, 16th B-day, Thanksgiving, X-mas vacation w Erin, Mickey and Minnie, my T.D.. AMBITION — To give hare and hoot everything they deserve in life. PET PEEVE — Hearing people chew while they ' re eating, skinnypeople talking about calories. PRIZED POSSESSION — Joseph. CAUSE OF DEATH — Lack of pizza. WORST HORROR SHOW — My no-handed cartwheel. ACTIVITIES - Field Hockey 2, 3, Basketball 1, Track 1-4, (Co-Capt), Powder Puff 3, 4, Health Careers 4, Class Rep. 2, 3. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — V.P. of Ladies ' Aide Society. NOTED FOR — Traditional N. Years parties. LEAVING THOUGHTS - We may lose or we may win, but we ' ll never be here again. Doobies. MARICLARE PATROLIA M.C. Who we are and what we become is determined by those who love us. LIKES — My family, my nieces, camping, the beach, bananas, sunsets off Mill, Bridge, the Putleys, summer, Seals Crofts, Bob Dylan, The Bonzos. DISLIKES — Being confusea, stalling out, Mon days, flunking tests, explaining the unexplainable, worrying, being late, good-byes, waiting. REMEMBERS MOST — Alaska, flower, 9th grade retreat, M M ' s with K. V., the Parzmobile, A. J. ' s laugh, Mt. Rushmore, the leans, a weekend at Mark ' s in Fitchburg. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Pub- lic Speaking, 10 7 78, grey hair, horseback riding, 11th grade, history. SECRET DESIRE — To own a chalet in the Rocky Mountains. AMBITION — To be a special ed. teacher. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Kathy V., Andy D., Janet H., Steven R., Erik S. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Erik ' s or the beach. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Never Mind. PET PEEVE — Thin wallet. PRIZED POSSESSION — Love from my family and friends. CAUSE OF DEATH — Mass confusion. WORST HORROR SHOW - Horseback riding 10 8 79. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Rich and famous on a desert island. KELLY MARIE PALIMERI Smelly I ' d love to change the world, but I don ' t knov what to do, So I ' ll leave it up to you. LIKES - My family, Kaddic + Frank, Vermont, Florida music, Uncle J., cranking, snowstorms, ocsid, bori tas, skiing, blue, lilacs, Jovan. DISLIKES — Beini razzed, hives, tomatoes, heartbreaks, being nag ged, forgetfulness, telephones, pine tree REMEMBERS MOST - Yes, Bendies, Pooh ' Corner, Spoons, storage box, Lumix, wheee, th punch, alln ' s, Scituate, winter 78-79, too hot ti handle, lumpy throat, Allman Joy, as in the All man Brothers, hot + cold, red candle, rwg, 1-4-. ' signals, quest, zip! 11 5 79, 2 18 79, 11 23 78 FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS - S.O. Yippee-Yay PET PEEVE - Red lights. CAUSE OF DEATF - Laughing. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Rid dance!! MARTIN EDWARD PATROLIA Party Marty Hangover If I had to do it all over again, I would. But I wouldn ' t have to do it all over again and over again. LIKES — Family, friends, art, partying, loves my car, eating, girls, my radio, leather, Alice Cooper, Bob Seeger, Cheap Trick, nightmares (except when I ' m awake). DISLIKES — School, forgetting what happened the night before. REMEMBERS MOST - I forget. But if I can think of something, I ' ll tell you sometime. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Waking up in the police station and not knowing why I was there, puzzle pieces. SECRET DESIRE - To be a singer in a rock and roll band. AMBITION — To drive an eighteen wheeler. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Everybody. FAVORITE HANGOUT — On the rocks, downtown. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - I don ' t know. PET PEEVE — When both my sister and I are out. PAUL ANTHONY PLANTE Egg Louie When opportunity knocks, ya better not be on the . LIKES — Italians, Green Hornet, Baseball, family, New England, Italian food, black jack, skiing. DISLIKES — Pounding panels, rain, blue lights, cold, 4-putting green, losing, filling out applications, Merri ' s. REMEMBERS MOST — New Year ' s, Thompson ' s Curve, slti trips, art cen- ter, Murph ' s, Abington game, class parties. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Last year ' s base- ball season, 120. SECRET DESIRE — To organ- ize the ultimate ski trip. AMBITION — To get a week ' s pay for a day s work. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Bone, John, Sullv, MAC. FAVORITE HANGOUT — The Movies. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Bull. PRIZED POSSESSION — Fischer cut 70 ' s. CAUSE OF DEATH — Aban- doned in a snowbank. WORST HORROR SHOW — Pond Street. ACTIVITIES — Baseball 1-4, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Out in the Green Hornet. CATHERINE MARIE POLITO Cathy Cath Only those who can see the invisible can do the impossible. LIKES — Steve, my family, my friends, vacations, roses. Mustangs, sunny days, cats, sunsets, Chico, weekends, cruising, money, Chink food, arcades, sleeping late, The Green Man, Hawaii, new clothes, smiling people, Mr. Reade. DISLIKES — Getting up early, conceited people, rainv days, being broke, phony people, crowds, good-byes, cold weather, cigarette smoke, standing in front of the class, waiting. REMEM- BERS MOST - Prom ' 78, 10 13 77, 10 14 77, summer of ' 78, playing frisbee on G Street, the Mustang, star-land WANTS TO FORGET MOST - 7 30 79, zob, history, feud. SECRET DESIRE — To go to Hawaii. AMBITION — To be a model. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Steve, Jill, Kathy, Carol, Lee, Sarah, Yvonne, Maria, osie. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Are you sure? PRIZED POSSESSION - Steve ' s gold chain. CAUSE OF DEATH — Worrying about unimportant things. WORST HORROR SHOW — 7 30 79. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Married with two kids. LEAVING THOUGHTS — It ' s a nice place to visit, but I ' m out of here! 45 CRYSTAL PONTTZ Blondie I leaven loses va The clouds pari for ya Nothing stands iii your w a) . . . when you ' re a 1x y. Bowie 79 LIKES — San Diego, sunsets, backgammon, Marc, New Wave, soccer, English bovs. NYC, Howie and gocxl nicks. REMEMBERS MOST - Pt. Luna High, Collier, Mission Bay, Rachel, joey, Mike Bishop and all the pointers. Sunset Cliffs Blvd., 7- birds, PL parties and Harvard boys. SECRET DESIRE — To go to London, Paris, Moscow, Sweden. AMBITION — To make my first million before I ' m 20, to be a fashion design artist. CAUSE OF DEATH - O.D. on suburban Amer- ica. FAVORITE FLICK - The Man Who Fell to Earth. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Cam- bridge and the Rat. FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS — ' Good fun, Let ' s blow this popcorn joint! USUALLY SEEN WITH - Sheila, Jennifer, David, and Marc. LEAVING THOUGHTS — God created man, but she was only kidding, EAT TO THE BEAT. YVONNE PORTER Vonnie Success is nothing without someone you love to share it with; we never know what we love but that we love is certain. LIKES — Being spoiled by my parents, my wardrobe, dancing, reading — 7 R.M., RBB, parties, meeting people. DISLIKES — Going grocery shopping, being rushed, being told to go to bed, gym. REMEMBERS MOST — December 1978, the day my hair got burned, 11th grade public speaking class, S.E. of Globe, August 23, 1979. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - The days I couldn ' t find anything to wear, my first day working in Jordan Marsh, May ' 78. SECRET DESIRE — To become a high fashion model and designer in Ghana. AMBITION — To become a welLknown news reporter at the young age of 23. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Marie M., India T., Cathy P. FAVOBITE EXPRESSION - Yea, right! CAUSE OF DEATH - Natural. WORST HORROR SHOW - The Exorcist. ACTIVI- TIES — Flag Corps, Third World Society Vice- President. DISA KIRSTEN PRATT Dee Deece LIKES — My family, Paul, the Farrens, cookies, CCC ' s, laughing, long talks, blonde hair, bear hugs, long weekends, G. H., partying with the girls, being newsy, hootering, pizza, tans. DIS- LIKES — Demagogues, cheese, loud chewing, j waking up, glasses, interruptions, waiting, good- byes, diets, being sick. REMEMBERS MOST - 8 1 78, 4 16 79, Buddy Initiation, T. E., CC ' s boat, double dates, Mexico, Godspell, going to states and VT for Story Theatre, prom 79, any- buddy, frantic six in the sand, G. P., jake load, bionic, weekend apt., BU trip, reunion with S. C, rolling car. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Babysitting two retarded birds, Ooga-ooga. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH — Caro l, Laura Lee, Lisa, Lynn, Mary, Rayna, Paul. NOTED FOR - Bad eyesight. ACTIVITIES — Drama 1-4, Class Rea 1, Class Treas. 2, Class Play 2, 4, Health Careers 2, Cheering 2. 46 ANDREW ROEBUCK Quig ' s Quigley LIKES — My dog, my van, money, food, snow, skiing, pick-up trucks, hunting, Colorado, Papa Gino s, the pits, Chevys, junk rood, 68 Chargers, photography, driving over the speed limit, being lazy, late to school every morning, traveling, sail- ing, tall ships Unicorn, deer hunting on Nantucket. DISLIKES — Work, fixing my truck, giving rides, Burger King, snobs, Sundays, people who can ' t make deadlines, jocks, Autohaus ' $105 tune up. REMEMBERS MOST — Sailing on the Unicorn, midnight supply companies, selling my truck. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Working at Burger King, and anything that has to do with Burger King. AMBITION — To move to Colo- rado. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Bella, Jumbo, T. J., Harry. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Bella ' s, Papa Gino ' s, wherever. PRIZED POSSESSION - My truck and my dog. CAUSE OF DEATH - Technical difficulties. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Living in Colorado. KAREN AMY REYNOLDS Truth is the secret of eloquence and virtue, the basis of moral authority; it is the highest summit of art and of life. — Amiel. LIKES — People with character, friends, arts, jogging, Pedro, free time, remember whens, Angel, riding, basketball, soft- ball, Colorado. DISLIKES — Snobs, bad grades, humid weather, certain people. REMEMBERS MOST - 8 22 70. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - 8 22 70. SECRET DESIRE - To bike to Col- orado. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Bonnie, Peg, Sue P., Sue B., Heather B., Alexandra. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION - . . . CAUSE OF DEATH — Being run over by a moped. ACTIVITIES Basketball 1-3, Softball 2-4, Powderpuff 3, 4. SUSAN MARY PRATT Kook I do set my bow in the cloud. — Genesis 9:13. LIKES — Rainbow, music, autumn, holidays, Noble ' s, my family and friends, laughter, Koala bears, Monty Python, the Conservatory, rain, Scot- land, SEMSBA, smurfs, my piano teacher, my flute, flowers, the out-of-doors. DISLIKES — Snobs, crowds, lima beans, good-byes. REMEM- BERS MOST — 5 19 79, Berklee ' 78, my five years in Rainbow, acting crazy with Kim and Jo. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - 8 31 79, a N.H. Burger King, a certain Tenor. SECRET DESIRE — to be the world ' s greatest pianist. USUALLY SEEN WITH — My sisters, Julie and Michele, Peg, Heather, Guy, a sheet of music. FAVORITE HANGOUT - The band room, Hingham Masonic Temple. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Spare Me! PRIZED POSSESSION — My Knoica, flute, and piano. WORST HORROR SHOW - March- ing Band. ACTIVITIES — Marching Band 1-4, Concert Band 1-4, Jazz Ensemble 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Powderpuff 3. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — With Aunt Bobbie at H and D. 47 CATHERINE THERESE SAGE I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yes- terday and I love today. LIKES — My family and Taffy, . . . good friends, good books and a sleepy conscience, . . . peacefulness, happiness, joy, . . . and lots of parties!!!! DISLIKES — peanut butter, party poopers, Monday mornings, housework, braces, exams. REMEMBERS MOST — October weekends, trips to N.H. and the Cape, Curtis Compact, Weymouth, Candy ' s party, Marshall ' s, IJ ' s. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Certain boulders, Littleton Hospital, the school lunches, poison ivy, one green Mercedes, make-up work. SECRET DESIRE — To sing with R. S. AMBI- TION - To be. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - I don ' t think I ' ll go to school today. PRIZED POS- SESSION - My car keys. JILL ANNE ROSANO pj ' Jill Gala CLj Anything worth doing, is worth doing well. -[ LIKES - My family and friends, the Ks, B I, «i softball, basketball, pro football, the Dallas Cow- Ji.t boys, Tong D., Chinese food, Cohasset, snowmo- to biling, traveling, having good times, Nurse Mar- shall, Mrs. B., and the B.B7T.A. crowd. DISLIKES ■ V — Roller-skating, cherries, beef stew, complainers, history, homework, canceled games, being the y only girl, big mouths, ignorant people, deaths. mi REMEMBERS MOST - R. W. R., my grand slam «. on Char ' s and Di ' s team, Star-land, ' winning softball booster award in 79. WANTS TO FOR- GET MOST - My 16th B-day, 1st time roller- J, skating SECRET DESIRE — To meet T. D. Jj AMBITION — To be a success, to own a Camaro. ( USUALLY SEEN WITH - Carol, Cathi, Kathi, « Lee, Sarah, and the rest of my friends. FAVOR- Si ITE EXPRESSION - Don ' t mention it! PET H PEEVE - Complainers. CAUSE OF DEATH - T Waiting. WORST HORROR SHOW - Skiing with Linda C. ACTIVITIES - Basketball 1, 2. 3, s 4, Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4. KERRY ANN SALVADOR Creature LIKES — My family, Florida, tennis, 8 30, Porsche, a disco night, sleigh rides in the summer, skiing, Pumpkin, doing the 2-step, out-of-towners, McDonald ' s, Nantucket, Molson, the lu lu shuffle, roaring, N. Conway, all-nighters, Chinking, Mrs. Toppan, catching rays, reasons, the scoop, my deck, Teddy P. DISLIKES — Getting up in the morning, working, peach fuzz the next morning, being a minor, sore throats, the Inn, CHS. REMEMBERS MOST — Good times with Doug, Jeff, and Amy, camping at T.P., nights with K. K., April vacation ' 79, February vacation ' 79, the dou- ble d ' s with Jen, my ski partner, San, Windridge, Jeff Beck, Thanksgiving night ' 78, 9 2 78, 7 10 79, 9 29 79, whale ' s tails. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Court, New Year ' s Eve ' 78, my car get- ting towed, Kimball ' s. SECRET DESIRE — To buy the Belar. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — We ' re Dreamers, Check that right out! WORST HORROR SHOW — The Audi accident, Peggoty beach. ACTIVITIES — Varsity Tennis 1- 4, Powder Puff 3, 4. 48 JO-ANNE SANDBLOM ' •Jodf ' Today, well lived, makes every yesterday of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. LIKES — My fam- ily, the ocean, weekends, rainbows, peppermint lifesavers, skiing, football games, uncontrollable laughter, getting rowdy, sunsets, apple pie. DISLIKES — Waiting, oral reports, styrofoam, rumors, Bopper, backstabbers, Sun- days, spocks. REMEMBERS MOST — the Blob, a whoopie cushion, class party ' 79, Home Sweet Home, fudge and lemonade, the dunes w the Rascals, Doobies I ana II, Bargain Center pk. lot, Fla. w S. T., donuts at 5 am, MTaW, Cityside walkout, EW F concert, 4 6 79, 9th gr. with K. C, Attitash. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Jay ' s backseat driving, the christening, SSMC, M.V., basketball ' 78. SECRET DESIRE — To pitch a no- hitter for the Hojo Softball team. AMBITION — To find 48 calories. PRIZED POSSESSION - Abb-blom. CAUSE OF DEATH - Being picked on. WORST HOR- ROR SHOW - M.V. ACTIVITIES - Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Class Treas. 3, 4, SAB 2, Rousers 1-3, Field Hockey 1, Camp Wing 1, Powderpuff 3, 4, Class Play 4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Still on the comer. NOTED FOR — Opening mouth and inserting foot, my laugh. RAYNA ELIZABETH SARGENT For in our hearts we know the way to go; sharing all that we can give; and living all tfiat we can live; with freedom as our only cornerstone. LIKES — Misty rain, CCC, ice cream, cheese, talks, close friends, mountains, lazy mornings, wearing bulky sweaters on cold windy days, uncommitted sum- mer days, pizza, laughing hysterically, WR ' s, hoot- ering, P B crackers, chubby babies. DISLIKES — Demagogues, diets, cold people, math, gossip, busy signals, waiting. REMEMBERS MOST — Retarded birds, Newport, CCC runs, weekend apt., Ski Trip ' 77, boat trips w the C ' s, bin and grear it! , buddies, GP ' s, T. E., Wings Neck, yel- low lace, Beep, beep, toot, toot, Mary ' s windsh- ield, frantic six in the sand, la plage, SHYC. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - 3 days after get- ting my license, 8th gr. curiosity, keys in mv car. USUALLY SEEN WITH - D, CC, L 2 , Mary. PET PEEVE — Carol ' s ice cube crunching. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Rayna Sar- gent — Counselor at Law. JENNIFER LYNNE SCHRAMN LIKES — Ecuador, skiing, DISCO, all nighters, Nan- tucket, Neil Young, champagne, Colita, scoffing tens, tak- ing pictures, grandmother ' s cooking, full moons, zams, rans, my famifv, rowdiness, Kerry ' s, concerts, Isley Bros., art work. Carol, raving wildly, tout, dreaming, mics to be real, flying, leaving school, bonz, vacations. FORDS. DISLIKES — CHS, being broke, calling home, deadlines, good-byes, rainy weekends, being caught in the act, AM, curfews, ragging, cabin fever, the end of great vacations, routines, the Inn. REMEMBERS MOST — Keg parties, good friends, wales tales, the barn, picnics, double thing w K. S., Berries on ice, Cohasset All Stars, 4 27 79, Conn.. 6 10 78, lu lu shuffle, Hingham two step. 9 29 79, L.I. N.Y.. Scituate, livin ' for the weekends, Attitash, Barnabv ' s, times w D. C, 10 5 79. WANTS TO FOR- CET MOST - 9 3 78, 7 7 79. R. D.. 12 9 78, I. O. D., Howard ' s lectures. SP w Lee, Kimball ' s. SECRET DESIRE - To buv the BelAir and fill it. AMBITION - To travel por avion. FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS — Shan ' t be doing ' it , Mint! , That ' s out of hand! . CAUSE OF DEATH - Too much orhulating. WORST HORROR SHOW - 3 21 79. 4 21 79. 1 7 78. ACTIV- ITIES - Pow derpuff 3, 4. 49 KATHLEEN MAKIK SCULLY Kalhy Kath Happy arc those who dream die. mis and arc ready to pay the price to make them come true LIKES Stephen, my family, my friends, a cer- tain red Camaro, McDonald ' s, M M ' s, Brandy, my stuffed animals. Mustangs, Tootsie Pops, swim- ming and honeysuckle roses, candy, dogs, little DatSlin trucks. DISLIKES — Waiting for people, busy signals, cocoanut, running out of gas, snobs, public speaking, schcxd lunches. REMEMBERS MOST — 7-14-78, ' 78 prom, horseback riding in Maine, Star-Land. WANTS TO FOB(fLT MOST - History, July of 79, 8-23-79, feud. AMBITION - to live in California. USUALLY SKKN WITH - Stephen, Cathy, Carol, Jill, Lec. FAVOBITE EXPBESSION - What should I do? PET PEEVE - People being late. PBIZED POSSESSION - My ring. CAUSE OF DEATH — Waiting for Stephen to come home from work. WOBST HOBBOB SHOW - 8-23-79. ACTIVI TIES — Cheering 1-4. 50 KENN SILVIA Silva If you want it, go for it! LIKES — Motorcycles, partying, good fishing boats, Braccilli, Mustangs, my ambulance, thunderstorms, two things, Mr. Di and friends. DISLIKES - Waking up, cold days, car problems, waiting, not knowing what to say. BEMEMBEBS MOST — Missing four teeth, 7-3- 79 partying at the field, motorcycle accident. WANTS TO FOBGET MOST - Goat. SECBET DESIBE - To fulfill all my dreams. AMBITION — To own a massive lobster fleet. CAUSE OF DEATH - Ka-Boom. WOBST HOBBOB SHOW - East Shag Bock. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Next joke. PBIZED POSSESSION - My ambu- lance. FAVOBITE EXPBESSION - Kid stuff. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Marko and friends. MABK EATON SILVIA KAREN ELIZABETH SMITH People who always follow a crowd will never be followed by a crowd. LIKES — Ice cream, smell of a freshly mowed lawn, leaves changing color, people, having fun, ocean, family, MY DOG!, visit- ing Eileen at Merrimack, eating seeing my friends in N.J., smiling faces, singing. DISLIKES — Rak- ing leaves, moodv people, writing Englishpapers. REMEMBERS MOST — Junior Prom, Football Dance ' 78, Aug. ' 79 at Anne ' s, getting nervous before x-countrv meets, Holmdel Park, New Year ' s Eve ' 78, good friends. SECRET DESIRE — To be able to sing as well as Barbara Streisand. AMBI- TION — To be successful at whatever I do. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH — A. V. N. from N.J. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Pigged Out. PET PEEVE — Biting nails. PRIZED POSSESSION - Shanny. CAUSE OF DEATH — Natural causes in mv sleep. WORST HORROR SHOW — Aug. ' 79 at Anne ' s. ACTIVITIES — X-Countrv 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Class Plav 4, French Club 3. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Married to a good looking guy for Catherine ' s sake. BARBAR ANN SINOPOLI Babs If you love something set it free, if it doesn ' t return it was never yours, if it does, love it for- ever. LIKES — My family, ruff, pops, a certain someone, puppv dog eyes, Mr. Flynn, true friends. The Carusos, the soaps, sleeping, weekends, pay- days. DISLIKES — Walking, busv phones, jocks, Saturday nights at Hugo ' s, the big 3, snobs, no car. REMEMBERS MOST - LTD power, Gina, crabgrass, shrimp cocktail, bike accidents, Annie M. at 6:30 + 12:00, lights out, , Cindy, R. B. at 7:00 AM, Christine ' s house, Feb. vacation, mv party. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — 4 19 7$, New Year ' s Day, crabgrass, Rocky Beach. 1977, SS ' 77, Taff, being disorganized, Sept. 30, 1979, the big 3, 5th grade. SECRET DESIRE — To save money. AMBITION — To have a happv life. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Friends. FAVORITE HANGOUT - G. R. + beach. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Go for it! PET PEEVE — Being tickled, busy phones, waiting, walking. PRIZED POSSESSION - Ruff. CAUSE OF DEATH — Overeating Chinese food. WORST HORROR SHOW - Crabgrass, Rockv Beach. ACTIVITIES — Powder Puff 3, 4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Still recovering from Hugo ' s insanity. LEAVING THOUGHTS - I leave with hesitation. NICKY SPINZOLA Bugle LIKES — Gail, my Falcon, Boston Bruins, Red Sox, Moto cross bikes and having good weekends with the Millers. DISLIKES — Waking up early Sundays, getting in trouble with Mr. D., disco, jocks, fat people, chevey. REMEMBERS MOST — Getting in car accident, being chased down by- Mr. D. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Having school lunches. SECRET DESIRE - To be rich and live in Hawaii with all mv friends and family. USUALLY SEEN WITH -Kenn, Allen, Scott, Mack, Joe, Dale. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Downtown bus box, Cohasset Common. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION - What the over. PRIZED POSSESSION - Gail, Falcon. BONNIE LEE STOVER Bonnie You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need. — The Rolling Stones. LIKES — Ray- mond, concerts, partying with friends, The Stones, Beechwood, hanging out in the girls ' room, gym- nastics. DISLIKES — Jocks, preppie people. WORST HORROR SHOW - Mr. Leary ' s Eng- lish class. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Raymond, Debbie, people from work, Beechwood. LEAV- ING THOUGHTS — Good-bye. REMEMBERS MOST — Concerts, good times, the VW. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Going to school, all the demerits, M. F. AMBITION — To be a secretary. CAROL ELIZABETH STOVER Carol Be proud of what you are, be yourself. LIKES — My family, my friends, clunker, cotton candy, sports, Bruins, weekends, being small, Nurse Mar- shall, vacations, arcades, Nantasket Beach, a good party, chinking, bananas. DISLIKES — Staying nome, snobs, when my car stalls out, waiting, being where I ' m supposed to be, Cohasset. REMEMBERS MOST — Star Land, Disney World. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - 10 7 78, feud, 3 1 76. SECRET DESIRE — To live on a beach in California. AMBITION — To be a travel agent. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Jill, Sarah, Cathy, Kathy, Lee. FAVORITE HANG- OUT - Nantasket Beach. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION - Woe Bay, That ' s life. PET PEEVE — Snobs. PRIZED POSSESSION — My car, alli- gator shirts, Levi ' s. CAUSE OF DEATH — Fixing my car. WORST HORROR SHOW - Ignorant r ' jple. ACTIVITIES - Basketball 8, 1-3, Softball 1-4, Powder Puff 3, 4, Summer League Softball 1-2. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Still liv- ing. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Later - much. PAUL CHARLES ROBERT STOCKBRIDGE Stocka Pablo Praising what is lost makes the remembrance dear. LIKES — Maine, wrestling, summer, ski- ing, the Navy, Vinalhaven, fishing, boats, travel- ing, ELO, Ted Nugent. DISLIKES — Hull, snobs, Utopian Lit., hospitals, rainy days. REMEMBERS MOST - Summer of 79. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Admiral in the U.S. Navy. LEAVING THOUGHTS - I ' m outta here! WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Day before the operation 79. SECRET DESIRE - To wrestle in the Olympics. AMBITION — 20 year pension in the Navy. USUALLY SEEN WITH - S. Y., G. R., S. M., G. F., J. M., J. E. FAVORITE HANG- OUT - The rink. PRIZED POSSESSION - My moped. CAUSE OF DEATH - Old age. WORST HORROR SHOW - Chemistry with Jack Mac- Lean. ACTIVITIES — Track - I, Wrestling 3-4. 52 JAMES MICHAEL SULLIVAN ' ' Sully Automation is a technological process that does all the work while you sit there; when vou ' re vounger this is called mother. LIKES — Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie, girls, football games, ski trips, nuclear energy, class of 80, cats, snow. DISLIKES — Hull, Cohasset police, certain teachers, English with Mrs. S., Howard Cosell, Spanish, New York Yankees. REMEMBERS MOST — Ski trips of 79, parties at Dave Murphy ' s house, the bathroom at Dave Murphy ' s house, class parties, varsitv baseball team. WANTS TO FOBGET MOST - History with Mr. Har- per, September of ' 79. SECRET DESIRE — To under- stand E-MCX AMBITION — To remain sane for the next 10 years. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Paul Plante. Phil Drago, John Ayer. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Beach. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - What the PET PEEVE — Little brothers. PRIZED POSSESSION — My skis, my life + my sanity. CAUSE OF DEATH — Low level radiation poisoning ' WOBST HORBOB SHOW — The bathroom on the bus of ski trips in ' 79. ACTIVITIES — Co-Captain Varsity Baseball. Basketball. Skiing, Golf. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Ace fighter pilot in the United States Air Force. LEAVING THOUGHTS — Upon leaving the glorious institution of Cohasset High School, I would justlike to say thanks for the memories. WILLARD STANLEY TAYLOR, JR. Bill A little house well filled, a little field well tilled, and a little wife well willed are great riches. LIKES — Family, Deb, sports, William Lawrence, water skiing, Cat Stevens, basketball, soft rock, contacts, blizzards, James Bond, weasel. DIS- LIKES — Homework, SATs, foreign languages, being told what to do, Physics, poor losers, argu- ments, Sundays, selfish people. REMEMBERS MOST — Martha ' s Vineyard, summer of ' 79, a night in the Netherlands, hundreth point, ride home from Colby, the cove, 9 22 79. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Bunher, SATs, Spanish, Fresh. Football, 7 28 79. SECRET DESIRE — To find a case of CC. AMBITION — To do some- thing that no one has ever done before. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Short people. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Yacht Club. PET PEEVE - Peo- ple who onlv care about themselves. PRIZED POSSESSION — A horse named Mr. Ed. CAUSE OF DEATH — Parachuting without a parachute. ACTIVITIES - Basketball 1-4 Capt, Track 1-4. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Raising curly- headed kids. GEOFFREY WILLIAM THAYER Geoff ' I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past. LIKES — Good times with good friends, Cohasset, the valley, quick cars, snow, being able to do the things I like to do, skiing, people from West Corner. DISLIKES — Being a sucker for beautiful firls, Samoset Apts., being broke. REMEMBERS lOST — Mark, Tagen and Sundance, J. S., mv first, skiing with Scott and Fred. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — J. S., Martha ' s Vineyard ' 79. SECRET DESIRE — To get into a car that Scott is driving and feel safe. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Fred, Scott and the crew. FAVORITE HANGOUT - The Bench. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — WOW! PET PEEVE — Fred ' s driving ability. PRIZED POSSES- SION - My little brown box. CAUSE OF DEATH - Too many of Bob ' s bongs. WORST HORROR SHOW — C.S. ACTIVITIES — Football and Basketball. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Good times. 53 MICHAEL W.THORNTON Mike Blulo it s not si c cit the dog i the light. It ' s the size of the Fight in the dog. LIKES Saturdays, Fridays, football, skint) ' , winter, Florida, easy summers, Bud T. ' s; vacations, ttit.isli. Friday practices, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, nines Brothers, s.u Night Live DISLIKES Gas short- age being l mke, empties, Mondays, Gullies, bad nights, accidents, dubs. REMEMBERS most J. Ceils, the bathroom. Iinlk mobile. llojo ' s, the pirate ship. Attitash, Bines brothers at Mtitash. bed Jac kets. Dave and bn, cassette burnings, M I T eafe. WANTS TO FOK(;KT MOST - K. St.. L.R. M.V. 79 Bead. St. SKCRET DESIRE — Become an Ace and nib out Communism in underdeveloped nations AMBITION — To become filthy rich and ski year round in the Alps. USUALLY SEEN WITH The greenshirts. FAVORITE HANG OUT - Hulkmobile. FAVORITE EXPRESSION Don ' t patronize me!!! PFT PEEVE — Bornar ' s laugh. PRIZE!) POSSESSION - Hulk mobile. CAUSE OF DEATH - Back seat driving. WORST HORROR SHOW - K. St. and the rest of the week. ACTIVITIES - Football 1-4, Golf 3, 4, Green Shirts. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Rear Admiral in charge of ( AT over the Med. LEAVING THOUGHTS - It ' s raining out! RECHELLE MARIE TOWNSEND Shelly Either I will find a way or make one. LIKES — Sports, people, hugs, friendships, love, freedom, messy bedrooms, fuzzy animals, holiday, roses, rainbows, ' chinkin ' , M.G.A. DISLIKES — Death, hospitals, getting yelled at, saying good-bye, S.S.D. REMEMBERS MOST - Get them out of the house. Florida, M.T.A.W. Ba ' s, Deer- field Fair, summers in Chelmsford, S.W.A.T. maneuvers, mopey 79, T.E. weekend 77, B- ball camp, Blizzard 78, bi-centennial 76. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - That °!%@! bun!!, a cer- tain curve. SECRET DESIRE — To be like my Mom. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Hanet, Cam, Brownie, Fro, and other weirdos. PET PEEVE — Curfews. PRIZED POSSESSION — Nike. CAUSE OF DEATH — Oscar woop Boom Boom quack. ACTIVITIES - Softball Varsity 8th grade, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2-4, Rousers, 2, Powder Puff 4. PHILIP TRASK Hey You! Everything under the sun is in tune, but the sun is eclipsed by the moon . . . LIKES — The Who, rock, jazz, classical, 6t, girls . . . they ' re all over this world . . . rain, sleeping, Bergo, Canna, Bridga, pondaism, community, the vegitative stage, and OBELISK NIDGET. DISLIKES — Dissonance, augmenteds, disco, diminished, long rehearsals, and uranium isotopes. REMEMBERS MOST — My walk to Betelgeuse. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - The beginning, the end, and all in between. SECRET DESIRE — Conquer Niagara Falls (feet-first). AMBITION — To graduate from high school. USUALLY SEEN WITH — That look in his eye. FAVORITE HANGOUT — The gallows. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — So it goes . . . PET PEEVE — Commoners. PRIZED POSSESSION — My san- ity. CAUSE OF DEATH — Overdose of reality .. .. ACTIVITIES — Music 1, 2, 3. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Multi million $ crooked lawyer with a world controlling computer corpora- tion owned by OBELISK. PHILIP ANDREW TYE Phil Limey Stiff Hungover, red eyed, dog-tired, satisfied — it ' s a long road and a little wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get there — thank you damn it. — Char- lie Daniels. LIKES — England, Southern Rock, Debbie, Guinness, running, Dannan, Rugs Runny, Foot Loose and Fancv Free, The Rlockheads. DIS- LIKES — Disco, bad knees, Peugots, serious sen- iors, A.P. Rlues, C.T. ' s. REMEMBERS MOST — 12 1 76, 12 12 77, England ' 79, Haverford, Fish Fry I and II, White ' s Classics, Chuck Mangione, Reade ' s Rave, late night hospital runs, Rig Rig, Class Party ' 79. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - B. cereus, Duxbury, safety in numbers, interrup- tions. SECRET DESIRE — Lone Ranger Rides Again. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Lace, T-Fish, Rooter, Limev, Pointdexter, Zobes, Pear, Tonv, and Ruds. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Oh what a tangled web we weave . . . CAUSE OF DEATH - Not waking up again. ACTIVITIES - Track 1-4 (Capt.), Soccer 1-4 (Capt.), Fish-Fry 3-4 (Vice Pres.), Jazz-rock 2-4, SAB 4. INDIA LAWANA TURNER Wannie (Miss Mop) The eternal God is thy refuge and underneath are the everlasting arms. LUCES — All of God ' s cre- ations, running. DISLIKES — Waking up at 5:30 A.M. SECRET DESIRE - If I told you it would no longer be a secret. AMRITION — To do God ' s will. USUALLY SEEN WITH - My shadow. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - I ' m serious. PET PEEVE — Runny noses. PRIZED POSSES- SION — My gold medal. CAUSE OF DEATH - None, I ' m gonna be in the rapture. ACTIVITIES — Pres. of Third World Society, Track, Senior Chorus, Student Council, Class Play. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — I hope to be in heaven. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Learn to enjoy life to the very micro-second. FAVORITE MEMORIES — Doss, track 77 , W.A.F.M., all of my sisters, C.H., St. Kitts, P.T.L. 79. DAVID LEE TURNER Dave I ' m searching for a light in the darkness of insan- ity. LIKES — The Folks, the TAT, super six, A- 4K, A, Dorf, eating, vegen, Zeppelin and Floyd, ICBM ' s, S. Diego, diving, Naval Aviation, 12 gaug- ing. DISLIKES — Petrol shortages, asked about the ghost, empties, flashing blues. REMEMRERS MOST — 2 21 78, San Diego 77-79, my year, vegen with Rri and Mike, trie bathroom, K Street, Pirate ship cassette burnings, J. Giels, Holo ' s ' 79, Rlues Brothers at Attitash, Florida. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Black Monday and the week that followed. Uncle Sam ' s. SECRET DESIRE — Apocolvpse Now. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH - The Green Shirts. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Hulk Mobile. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - I ' ll eat it. PET PEEVE - Iranians. PRIZED POSSESSION - My subscription. CAUSE OF DEATH — Shirts. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Vice Admiral in charge of 6th fleet. LEAVING THOUGHTS — I love the smell of the morning. 55 RONALD ROBERT WHITE Ronny Whitey Booter It is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye. LIKES — J. C., Linus, water-skiing, sailing, my family, 10, B. F., roadtrips, the Deans, Sandy Cove, soccer, Spiderman, the Sheehys, bionics, ski trips. DISLIKES — Tuna fish, rumors, moodi- ness, liver, losing, fake enthusiasm, curfews, A. P. English papers, SAT ' s, cigars at 5:00 AM. REMEMBERS MOST — Beatlemania, Midnight Express, Haverford, the shack, Le Car, the watermelon. Bear s classic maneuvers, certain bets with Lorraine, Chunky, leave of absence, Skippies, Cross Country, Digger. WANTS TO FORCET MOST - Le Car, Three mistakes, embarrassing situations, three- fold, stud. USUALLY SEEN WITH - The Fish Fry. PRIZED POSSESSION - Weasel. CAUSE OF DEATH - Backing up. WORST HORROR SHOW - The garage, hockey ' 78, interruptions, the big mistake. ACTIVITIES - Soccer 2-4, Tennis 1-4 (Capt.), Class Vice President 1, 3, Class President 4, Student Council Treasurer 4. ANDREW QUINCY WHITE Android You shall never know the answer if you do not ask the question. LIKES — Parties, skiing, New Hampshire, winter. DISLIKES — The day after, prudes, fake people, certain sophomores. REMEMBERS MOST — Forgetting, summer of 76, Feb. vac. 79, oooh-nooo. WANTS TO FOR- GET MOST — Groping, certain parties, summer of 76. SECRET DESIRE - Double Mobius flip skiing. AMBITION — Be taller. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - No Droblem. PRIZED POS- SESSION - Skis. CAUSE OF DEATH - Icy landing. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Ex- professional skier. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Was it really that bad? DEEPEST THOUGHT - Well. JULIE ELIZABETH VIDA ' Jules It is not how much we have but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. LIKES — Dolphins, the ocean, Hawaii, chasing seagulls, flex, Alt. School, Dons, Nise, Jazz, S. + D., + R. R., Jacques Cousteau ' s philosophy, summer living, the sun, Saturday Night Live, ' traveling, good tunes, CAS, AAF, good concerts, Minda. Rocky Beach. DISLIKES — High school, conformity, disco. Nukes, pollution, big feet, pushy people, close minded- ness, scoopy guys, Cohasset ' s High School parties, the rave at Sandy Beach. REMEMBERS MOST - The Party, the cruise, Mrs. Whittemore ' s love, midnight express from N.E. Aquarium, N.E. Aquarium, Atlantic Aquarium, my trip to Hawaii, swimming with dolphins, unforgettable times with my 3 best friends. WANTS TO FORCET MOST - The witch, high school, living at home. AMBITION — To do something about this crazy place we live in. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Bonnie, Donna, Denise. FAVORITE HANCOUT - Waikiki Beach. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - What the hell! PRIZED POSSESSION - My ring. CAUSE OF DEATH - Listening to the witch. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Living in Hawaii. LEA VI NO THOUCHTS - I ' m going for it! 56 LINDA MARIE WHITLOW Waba Witty Take your time think a lot; think of all the things you ' ve got. For you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not. LIKES — The family. Heath bars, sailing, mail, veal parm, laughter, fall, Mom ' s cooking, Cohasset, FOOD, Bk LK, HP, Camaro, Boston, football, snowstorms, quiet nights, Big Brother Doug. DISLIKES — FH, Nixon, liver, gym, getting up on cold mornings, Payton Place, Dieting. REMEMBERS MOST — I. T. concert, road trips, cabinetts, dancing school, EW F, AMV, ROSSES, The Circus, Ruth, N.J., first day of school 5th grade (LaSue), Cherry Dog, the Duster, street hockey, tennis at 5, the girls ' room. WANTS TO FORGET MOST — Tiger. SECRET DESIRE — To beat MF at a game of golf. USUALLY SEEN WITH - LaSue, Bruzza, and my bathroom buddies. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION — Really, No Joke. PET PEEVE — Weeding. PRIZED POSSESSION - Paddington. CAUSE OF DEATH - Laughter. ACTIVITIES - Field Hockey 2-4 (Capt.), Softball 1, 2, Golf 3, 4, Rousers, Health Careers, Powder Puff 3, 4. LEAVING THOUGHTS — You may do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm. VALERIE JEANNE WHITNEY CHRISTOPHER ALAN WILLIAMS Citris Wolfram Ad perfectionem pervenire solum nisum est. LIKES — German opera, Mahler, Sibelius, Plau- tus, Latin poetry, intensity. Hot Jazz. Ibsen manic- humour, philosophy, puns, and tne patridge in the pear tree. DISLIKES — Non-stoic anxieties, superfluity. REMEMBERS MOST — Support! Support! Support! and the Battisti perfection principle, six years of Latin Rave, Coleman. Perlo. and Smith. The Combo. F.G. Magumbv. Naglfar. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Thanksgiving ' 76, obscurity, past performance. Cohassetitis. SECRET DESIRE - To find Hvperspace. AMBI- TION - To sweep the Pulitzers. USUALLY SEEN WITH — A pile of books and a puzzled expression. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Cloud 23. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Urnm. PET PEEVE - Cracked Reeds on toast. PRIZED POSSESSION - Morality. CAUSE OF DEATH - Stagnation. WORST HORROR SHOW - Twilight over the petrie dish. ACTIVITIES — Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Jazz band 1-4. Barbershop 2-4. District 1-4, All-state 3, 4, MYWE 3. SWE I- 3, Math Team 4. Senior Play 1-4. 57 SHARON SOO PINO WONG Where there is faith, there is love. Where there is love, there is peace. Where there is peace, there is Cod. Where there is God there is no need. LIKES — Friends, Mrs. Burns, sinking, Thomas, mellow music, family, God ' s family, traveling, camping, quiet moments, color blue, cute things, drawing, watching the sun rise, reading, my Bible, most classes, acting crazy. DISLIKES — Argu- ments, doing the laundry, sleepless nights, torn between decisions, last minute rush jobs. REMEMBERS MOST - ' The Grass Ain ' t Green On The Other Side, The Me Nobody Knows, May 21, ' 78, Christmas Eve 77, TEEN ECBC, summer ' 73, Teen Conferences. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - 2 hr. bus rides fourth term Junior year, most arguments. AMBITION — To be an architect. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Yoanna, India. FAVORITE HANGOUT — The club, Branch, Mrs. Burns ' office. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Take it as you like, Oh well! YOU! PRIZED POSSESSION - My Bible, guitar. CAUSE OF DEATH - Not enough sleep. WORST HORROR SHOW - Taking the AP history exam. ACTIVITIES — Branch, Summertime Volleyball and B-ball, Chorus, Metco Student Council. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Heaven. LAURA LEE WRIGHT Love is an emblem of eternity, it confounds all notion of time; effaces all memory of a beginning, all fear of end. LIKES — My family, David, friends, my pets, mint chocolate chip ice cream, clear days, vacations, meeting people, Deaches, big waves, smile, the country, new places, laughing, surprises, nursing home, lasagna, long walks, uni- que eyes, surfing, going to movies, Burt R., MV ram. DISLIKES — Roller coasters, rainy days, say- ing good-bye, Mexicana Airlines, fish, closed minds, waiting, not driving, alarm clocks, migraines. REMEMBERS MOST — Mexico 78, 79, Prom 78, 79, morning at CC ' s 3 3 79, 3 24 77, weekends at C.C., D.P., R.S., ski trip 77, the buddies, med-party, David in N. C, Wrightsville Beach, Pier, SHYC, frantic 6 in the sand, unex- pected swims, camping with Kissy, the dinner, Dallas Airport, Red Truck, double and triple dates. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Forgot- ten. AMBITION - Laura Lee, M.D. USUALLY SEEN WITH - D. G., Dee, Rain, C. C, Mary, L. O., L. O. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Oh! That ' s my favorite. PET PEEVE — Loud TV ' s, PRIZED POSSESSION - My room. ARTURO GEORGE YARDE Turo Arty Jimmy Have you ever been over a friend ' s house to eat and the food just ain ' t no good? I mean the macar- oni is soggy, the peas are mashed and the chicken tastes like wood. ' LIKES — Basketball, football, girls, and Saturday night. DISLIKES — School days, teachers who give a lot of homework. REMEMBERS MOST - 9th grade, 10th grade, 11th grade, when I used to beat up Steven Baden. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Mrs. Burns. SECRET DESIRE — To be rich. AMBITION - To become a professional football player. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH — Steven Baden, Johnny Reese, Webster Bullit Roach. FAVORITE HANGOUT - Side of the new gym. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — Clicks. PET PEEVE - Marie Miller. PRIZED POSSESSION - Girls. CAUSE OF DEATH — Too much homework. WORST HORROR SHOW - Exorcist. ACTIVI- TIES — Basketball, Football, Soccer. 58 r GEORGE DOUGLAS YEAGER I Doug I Get Psyched!! LIKES - J. T., S. H., motorcy- | cles, my motobecane, woodworking, skating on a big pond, pepperoni pizza with very, very few mushrooms, K.F.T.K., Gil Soctt Heron On a race- i track in France, P.E., money, Dam this traffic jam, raving. DISLIKES — Veggin ' out, jocks who j think they ' re bad, the Audi screwin ' up, and flat 1 tires on my bicycle. REMEMBERS MOST — My first and last day of nursery school; what a way to start. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - A certain night. SECRET DESIRE — t,g,l,i,m,w,b,o. AMBI- TION — To lead a life of fun and luxury. FAVOR- ITE HANGOUT - By the keg. FAVORITE EXPRESSION — It ' s not the size of the pencil j that counts it ' s how vou sign your name. PRIZED I POSSESSION — Mind bodv, and spirit. CAUSE OF DEATH — Doing trie wild dive out of a tall building when I know I ' m going to die anyway. WORST HORROR SHOW — 3 to 1 at ; Lydon. ACTIVITIES — Trying to play hockev, partying. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW — Just I got married and will soon start a family, very wealthy. LEAVING THOUGHTS — If you want I something, grab it bv the balls and don ' t let it get j away. OTHER — ria, Ha, give me those, Sniggy. I DID IT! CLARK N. YOUNG HI Skip Little friends may prove great friends. — Aesop. LIKES — My family, summers at Martha ' s Vine- yard, lobster, Stones, Led Zeppelin, Red Sox, Bruins, Pats, Saturday Night Live, weekends. DIS- LIKES — Hull, rainy days, disco, homework, final exams, haircuts. REMEMBERS MOST - Class party 6 18 79, Florida 12 23-31 77, Summer of 79. WANTS TO FORGET MOST - Class partv 6 18 79, Audlev Harper, World History ' . SECRET DESIRE - To be 6 ' 5 , 250 lbs. and plav pro football. AMBITION — To go to Scot- land. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Stock, Goobs. Scub, Jumbo. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - I ' m ' outta here. PET PEEVE — Disagreeable peo- ple. PRIZED POSSESSION - My wallet. CAUSE OF DEATH — Overweight. ' WORST HORROR SHOW - Marching band, J.V. Soccer. ACTIVITIES — Soccer 1-3, Track 1, 2, Band 1-4, Jazz Rock 2-4, Class Play 4. RICHARD J. YOUNG Rich You can dream, but vou can never go back the way you came. J. Browne. LHCES — My family. Mimi + Papa, hockey, Linus, home games, ravioli, a good laugh, Yes. The Party Room, Firebirds, writing, T-shirts, Yaz. hockey, cheerleaders. DISLIKES — Being lied to. Sunday nights, Bosox chocking, winter, R. Jackson, homework, backstabbers. REMEMBERS MOST - Smith ' s cellar. Yes ' 79, Scott ' s parties, the buddies, C. Smith ' s screwdri- vers, fish legs. Burt Bacharach ' s party, frosties. buddy ini- tiation, Broav, the comedy team, Mr. Kite ' s class. B.T.. Act I, Hey Cats! WANTS TO FORGET MOST — ' 77 dubs, Middleboro, summer ' 79, a certain party ' 79. fence punching, Holbrook bus ' 76. surrounding towns. SECRET DESIRE - To plav lead guitar. AMBITION - To marry and live middle class. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Scott. Randv. Big Chuck, Brownie. Lace, T-Fish. Davev Bov. FAVORITE HANGOUT - The Tovota. PET PEEVE - Sharp Blades. PRIZED POSSESSION - My Italian heritage. CAUSE OF DEATH — Hibernation. WORST HORROR SHOW - Main. ACTIVITIES - Football 1-4. Hockev 1-5, Baseball I, 2. 4. Powder Puff Cheerleading 1. 2, Class Rep. 3, The Boyfriend, Rous- ers. Camp Wing 1. TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW - Booking CZAR at the fabulous fox theatre. LEAVING THOUGHTS - Yuh. Yuh. Yuh. abeeteebateehou! 59 HEATHER MAY BRIGGS Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth understanding. Proverbs 3:13. LIKES — Softball, track and field, horseback rid- ing, snow skiing, ice skating, animals. DISLIKES — Moving and unpacking. REMEMBERS MOST — My travels between 1977 and 1979. SECRET DESIRE — To become a famous equestrian. AMBITION — To own a horse breeding farm. FAVORITE HANGOUT — Reed ' s Beach. FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Such is life. PET PEEVE — The strange noises that are made in the new study hall. PRIZED POSSESSION — My dog Baron. WORST HORROR SHOW - April 9, 1978 — My donkeys were killed while I was living overseas. LEAVING THOUGHTS — Good luck to the future graduating classes! 60 YOANNA MARIA ZOTOS Yo YoZo Do not conform yourselves to the standards of this world, but let God transform you inwardly by a complete change of your mind. Romans 12:2. LIKES — Relationship w God, family and friends, individuality, New England, skating, music, dance, singing, sewing, camping, nature, beaches, cool breezes, guitar, giving to others, meeting people, silence. DISLIKES — Immoral- ity, laziness, abuse of anything, persistence, curs- ing, egotists. REMEMBERS MOST — traveling, talks w Mom and Mr. Signorelli, retreats, last min- utes essays, Kathy M., S.S.M.C. and staff (es. R. W. and E. M.). SECRET DESIRE — Champion fig- ure skater. AMBITION — To constantly live my life according to God ' s will. USUALLY SEEN WITH — Sharon or my book bag. CAUSE OF DEATH — Too much macaroni. WORST HOR- ROR SHOW — Five toilets out of order. ACTIVI- TIES — Class Play 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, (Capt.) 4 (Coach), National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 1, Lit. Mag. 3, Basketball 8th Gr., Chorus 4, Camp Wing 1. LEAVING THOUGHTS — I must leave CHS this year, but CHS will never leave me. DAVID HART ZOBEL Zobes F.G. Magumby B. W. Dave the Rave Don ' t arrange to have me sent to no asylum; I ' m just as sane as anyone — it ' s just a game I play for fun. — Supertramp. LIKES — The thinking man ' s thinking machine, Calif., BCN, Spanish, git- fiddles, comedy, Mother ' s others, X-C, Tull, Sky- nyrd. Superstar, pressure (but not too much), Gorey, Asimov, purple, 23. DISLIKES — Alphabetical order, all-nighters, my worse idiosyn- cracies, Disco!, Army life. REMEMBERS MOST — 4, 23, Pay Phone Productions, Gong Shows, where ' s Zobel?? Hank, exchange concerts, Doo- Dad High, prommin ' . WANTS TO FORGET | MOST — Aboard, about, above . . ., marching • band, bacteria after hours, WWOW, love life, get- ting busted, briefcase brigade. SECRET DESIRE — To become totally serious for five mintues. USUALLY SEEN WITH - Czar, Bo, Trakses. PET PEEVE - The faithless. CAUSE OF DEATH — Magnum force yogart explosion. NOTED FOR — Selectively permeable memory. ACTIVITIES — Cross Country 1-4 (Co-Capt.), Track 1, 2, 4; Band 1-4; Jazz Ensemble 3, 4, Pit Band 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Yearbook 4. And Returning From Oman . . . 61 62 63 I 65 66 What if . . . . .Cathy Sage came to school . . Craig Langford got seasick . . Scott Bebbow broke both legs . . Paul Plante could ' nt draw . . Lauren O ' Conner didn ' t plav tennis . . Scott Murphey weighed more than 94.5 lbs. . . Michele Fahey skipped a class . . Scott Mackinnon could lift weights . . Peter Coletta didn ' t have an accent . . Cari Golden was original . . David McCarthy hated newspapers . . Cathy Polito got most bashful . . Skip Young could control math class . . Dave Turner was a preppie commu- nist . . Lvnn O ' Toole didn ' t get the hiccups . . Phil Tye wasn t a stiff . . Susan Meyers went to homeroom . . Erin O ' Brien didn ' t start the soccer team . . Bon White crumbled under pressure . . Mary Howley broke her curling iron . . Geoff Thayer didn ' t strut . . Wendy O ' Neill didn ' t get grounded . . Karen Beynolds wasn ' t accident prone {im McCarthy hated basketball inda Whidow was a WABA . . Debbie Jancsics never had locker- room ed. . . Arturo Yarde couldn ' t speak Spanish . . Bob Healy hated to draw . . Marie Miller wasn ' t the bathroom shadow . . Bob Gunville wasn ' t a star . . Ann Parziale was an only child . . Mike Lessner wanted to stay in Cohasset . . Joe McCullough could lose a rank session . . James O ' Brien knew what a lens was . . Shelly Townsend didn ' t have a moped . . Jen Schramn didn ' t know where KISS 108 was . . Mike Kearnev didn ' t have freckles . . Julie Vida knew what was going on . . Barbara Sinopoli didn ' t worry . . Alexandra Mullen didn ' t like to read . . Yvonne Porter wore the same clothes . . David Zobel was brilliant . . Chris Williams wasn ' t so dramatic . . Nancy Laue ever got hyper . . Carol Conway lost all of her eye- lashes . . Doug Yeager wasn ' t cute . . Bill Taylor didn ' t like free spiriting . . Bonnie McClay lost all her crayons . . Andrew White was unsociable . . Chris Delaney couldn ' t rave . . Mary Frugoli found time . . Mark Hines wasn ' t communist . . Mark Silvia lived in Cohasset . . Jill Bosano had a loud voice . . . Karen Smith didn ' t always have a tis- sue . . . Bonnie Stover hated gymnastics . . . Bich Young wasn ' t so serious about sports . . . India Turner lost her spikes . . . Sharon Wong was Irish . . . Andrew Boebuck wasn ' t a squiggly . . . Bich Barrows talked . . . Bayna Sargent could see over the steeringwheel . . . Peggy Atkinson disliked horses . . . Lenore Cossart lived in one place . . . John Lag was Italian . . . Bruce Maynard didn ' t like Sarah . . . John Bellefontaine was normallv chatty . . . Carol Stover was 6 ' 2 . . . Valerie Whitney had a full Schedule . . . Mike Thornton was a driving instructor . . . Ellen McCarthy didn ' t have two older brothers . . . Gina Caruso didn ' t have a six cylin- der . . . Jim Sullivan was a townie . . . Nick Spinzola didn ' t have a deep voice . . . Lisa O ' Toole didn ' t always talk about diets . . . Kristen Cahill hated nursing homes . . . Nils Gjestby went back to Norway . . . Carl Ganderborn couldn ' t under- stand English . . . Ed Bear had no hands . . . Charlie Coe wanted to be a ballet dancer . . . Jack Maclean wasn ' t so sweet . . . Kerry Salvador didn ' t know where BOS was . . . John Aver spelled his name Avers . . . Steve Baden didn ' t hangout around the gym . . . Tom McMahon had a decent sense of humor . . . Laura Lee Wright didn ' t like Davids . . . Doug Dillon didn ' t have his own car . . . Yoanna Zotos wasn ' t so efficient . . . Bernie Caughey knew what a STOP sign was . . . David Curelli wasn ' t a shrimp . . . Jodi Sandblom didn ' t have a spastic- laugh . . . Crystal Ponitz hated Punk . . . Peter and Phil Drago were called by their own names . . . David O ' Connell wasn ' t a clam . . . Lance Norris was unbelievable . . . Leslie Carroll did not babvsit . . . Paul Stoekbridge wasn ' t a cop ' s son . . . Kevin C rough had bow legs . . . Gina Froio staved on her own side of the road . . . Jim Branagan wasn ' t a goober . . . Bill Duffy called himself Michael . . . Mariclare Patrolia wasn ' t a Patrolia . . . Balph Froio was available . . . Scott Muir didn ' t have the thunder- bird . . . Ed Figuerido hated lobster . . . Fred Espinosa hated Mr. Bill . . . Susan Pratt was off-key . . . Mike Farwell could dance like Dickie . . . Gregg Daggett didn ' t have a mous- tache . . . Susan Buckley lost all her sketchpads . . . Jay McNeill could play football . . . Mark Goff obeyed the law . . . Annette Fagone didn ' t get every- thing . . . Heather Fairchild didn ' t like sheep . . . Martin Patrolia graduated . . . Disa Pratt didn ' t walk like a duck . . . Karen Casey could stop laughing . . . Jen Hubbard could walk in nigh heels . . . Kelly Condon didn ' t work at Curtis . . . Frank Mahoney had a truck of one color . . . Pat Gallagher bought his own . . . Steve Daniels hated music . . . Bob Beale didn ' t have blue eyes and bubbles . . . Liane Emmons didn ' t giggle . . . Heather Carroll got laryngvtis . . . Bavmond Brown liked girls . . . Meri Fink got stagefright . . . Allen Ferreira didn ' t hang around the lunchroom . . . Heidi Chase didn ' t always smile . . . Steve Anderson didn ' t make signs . . . Debbie DiNardo had straight hair . . . Kathv Scully reached 100 lbs. . . . Heather Briggs stayed in Arabia . . . Liz Crowley didn ' t eat 3 lunches a dav . . . Kelly Palimeri wasn ' t a welly . . . Marvbeth Fasciano knew where the drugstore is . . . Scott Catrambone didn ' t have red hair . . . Sandy Dalrymple could keep her eyes open . . . Vickv Fox was the last of the Foxes . . . Lisa O ' Toole didn ' t talk about diets . . . Matt Brown was a dove . . . Lorraine Carroll wore matching socks . . . Linda Curlev wasn ' t called Bones . . . Dede Dolan associated . . . Janet England got her license . . . Alicia Gurnis didn ' t always have a cold . . . Chris Hanlon wasn ' t adorable . . . Ellen Hanlon couldn ' t find the beach . . . Ann Marie Oilman wasn ' t friendly . . . the Junior girls knew how to play Powderpuff 6 68 Rotary Club Field Hockev JANET ENGLAND Rotary Club Soccer CRAIG LANGFORD Rotary Club Cross Country SCOTT BENBOW Awards Rotarv Club Soccer ERIN O ' BRIEN Rotary Club Cross Country LESLIE CARROLL Rotary Club Football JAY McNEILL 69 Homecoming Christine Hanlon Wendy O ' Neill Lianne Emmons Liz Crowley The Royal Couple The Homecoming Court 74 The girls left their cars . . . and the crowds closed in . . . the anticipation rose . . . finally they announce our Queen for 1979 CHRISTINE HANLON! Powderpuff SENIOR COACHES Mr. Chatterton The Seniors paraded up to the field . . . the Juniors looked on jr ons in dismay . . . the captains of both teams met on the f ifty-yard line . . . the Juniors kicked off to the Seniors . . . . Seniors Skinned The Goats 30-0! Jr. class homecoming queen JUNIOR CAPTAINS Lindsay Gilmore Pam Johnson Heidi Brown You ' re going the wrong way! It ' s over girls Pictures by Mr. Flynn 77 Mrs. Alcott Ms. Babaian Mrs. Bates Ms. Beatson Mr. Beveridge Mrs. Bingham Mr. Bouchard Mrs. Bowen Ms. Brady Mr. Brennan Mrs. Brennock Mrs. Burbank Mrs. Burns Mr. Chatterton Mr. Cisneros Ms. Coultrip Mrs. Cronin Mr. Davis Ms. Deignan Mr. Dunn Mrs. Ely Mr. Emmons Mr. Erbe Mr. Federico Mr. Flynn Mr. Fortin Mr. Franey Mrs. Gillis Mr. Gilmartin Mrs. Glover Ms. Godfrey Mr. Gohl Mr. Graebner Ms. Gray Mrs. Grayken Mr. Hogan Mrs. Holmes Mr. Hughes Mr. Hyde Mr. Jones 81 Mrs. Meagher Mr. Mika Mr. Montuori Mr. Mundhenk Mr. Narkiewicz Underclass Officers Class of 1981 Class of 1982 Class of 1983 Jane Higgins Missy Barcomb Ann Marie Lagrotteria SECRETARY SECRETARY SECRETARY 84 Row 1 : J. Setchen, S. Seavey, K. Zaslow, T. Stanford, J. Watt, D. Young, J. Burke. Row 2: L. Ward, J. Siskin, C. Vivian, K. Walker, A. Wilson, J. Staunton, V. Spooner, J. Staunton, D. Stover, D. Thayer, M. Walsh. Row 1: M. Nash, M. O ' Leary, C. Lord, K. Moore, K. McColluf, K. Munroe, T. Keating. Row 2: M. Kelly, W. Langmaid, S. Hell, M. Maho- ney, M. Lahive, W. Hayes, C. Knox. Row 1: S. Ermson, K. O ' Brien, J. Rejan, R. O ' Rourke, S. Patrolia, A. Jaggats. Row 2: J. Nedrow, K. O ' Brien, M. Sceery, E. Reilly, S. Russell, J. Packard, P. O ' Leary, K. Pompeo, D. Potolicchio. 86 Class of 1985 Row 1: K. Smart, D. Young, Row 2: W. White, S. Scott, D. Schleicher, C. Smith, W. Stover. Row 3: P. Sheppard, L. Wilson, H. Silvia, W. SestitO, J. Spalt. Row 4: K. Trainor. Row 1: E. Candela, L. Bardwell, L. Carbone, N. Atkinson, J. Baccari. Row 2: J. Bailey, K. Branagan, J. Barret, S. Barret, J. A tkinson, J. Carlson, K. Beale, R. Sargent. Row 3: J. Bradley, N. Beddows, D. Bar- comb, R. Brown, D. Burgess, M. Basmajian, C. Brady, C. Barrett, S. Aikens. Row 1: G. Reed, E. Perroncello, R. Piepenbrink, R. Salvador, T. O ' Connor, S. Perry, L. Pearce. Row 2: F. Standford, K. Wittet, T. Moore, J. Hanlon, R. Sargent, N. Donahue, J. Ralff, K. Beale, C. Lagrotteria, J. Plante, S. Trask, D. Mullen. Row 3: M. Murray, J. O ' Connell, J. Rooney, J. Richards, S. O ' Toole, B. Ramsey, S. Roebuck, D. Ormiston, B. Sargent, D. Rice. 88 Row 1: K. Collins, J. Deveney, M. Curley, H. Chapin, K. Corbett, S. Ciciotte. Row 2: J. Dickerman, K. Duffy, T. Ciciotte, N. Donahue, G. Davis, J. Drago, T. Curran, J. Cor- caran. Row 3: S. Collins, P. Caruso, D. Drake, M. Cunning, J. D ' Ono- frio, R. DeCosta. Row 1: D. Kenney, T. Kareher, S. Gallagher, P. Harris, J. Humphreys, K. Hallum, R. Jones. Row 2: J. Hoo- geveen, M. Kearney, C. Kuhn, J. Hoffman, K. Hobbs, M. Haggar. Row 3: D. Heintz, G. Flanagan, J. Hanlon, T. Geary, C. Humphreys, M. Fasciano. n ST H CO Row 1: M. McNeill, S. McMahnon, J. MacNeill. Row 2: P. Maynard, L. Mer- curio, E. McGuire, M. Neallo, P. Litch- field, P. Messner. Row 3: M. McCullough, J. Mastrobuono, M. Laitta, P. McGee, T. Lessner, R. Lynch, R. McDevitt, R. Lovering. Row 4: N. White, P. Mantz, P. Leonard, R. McCarthy, J. Lydon, G. McLaughlin. 8 ? How I: J. Kuhn, E. Glasfeld, P. Igo Kow 2: W. Hayes, K. Kubik, K. Gruber M. Kclley, E. Koch. Row 3: D. Herbert J. Keegan, P. Johnson, M. Gnnville How -1: S. Hobson, K. Kendrick, M Graham. o c Row 1: B. Mullaney, S. Lavange. Row 2: K. McGrath, J. Morrissey, E. Mullen, N. Kuntz, A. Laue, A. O ' Brien, P. Marsh. Row 3: J. Lau- gelle, A. Lagrotteria, C. Mahoney, P. Messner, M. Maurer, A. O ' Connell, D. O ' Brien. Row 4: M. Lantz, C. Mack, B. Mullaney, G. Martin, R. Evans, R. Meers, T. O ' Brien, S. O ' Connor. Row 1: M. Charlton, A. Clapp, J. Burke, S. Arnold, J. Adams. Row 2: E. Ciciotte, D. Beamon, M. Buckley, M. Caughey, D. Bar- row. Bow 3: D. Anderson, D. Bowen, J. Casey, M. Brown, S. Collins. 90 Row 1: M. Rabstjnek, J. Pratt, D. Pix- ley, D. Scott. Row 2: L. Powers, K. Ralff, S. Sargent, P. Oddi, J. Sharpe. Row 3: D. O ' Neill, M. McDonald, P. Riley, J. Santini, J. Seavey. Row 4: L. Pierotti, W. Riley, A. Scott, J. Palimeri. of ' 83 Row 1: P. Faison, J. Fone, S. Douglas, H. Con- ley. Row 2: C. Delaney, K. Ekberg, C. Cotter, J. Fox, E. Glasfeld, T. Finegan, C. Davis. Row 3: T. Grough, W. Davenport, W. Cuff, D. Fahey.J. Giles, H. Foell. Row 1: C. Zwicker, T. Wright, D. Thornton, S. Whitney. Row 2: L. Stover, K. Vallas, L. Tinory, L. Steele, R. Whitney, C. Young, L. Tehranian. Row 3: C. Winn, j. Wirth, J. Wal- lace, T. Turner, P. Winn. Row 1: S. Froio, D. Hollis, S. Fairchild, K. Froio, L. Hines, D. Gunville. Row 2: T. Figuieredo, K. Goff, J. Durant, D. Gonsalves, H. Grant, K. Howley. Row 3: S. Giles, R. Howard, J. Gruber, D. Harrington, M. Durant, R. Duncombe, R. Farren. Row 1: S. Keating, G. Lucas, A. Murphy, K. Moore, L. Keene. Row 2: D. Lattive, A. Marks, J. Leonard, D. MacKinnon, J. McNeil. Row 3: K. Karcher, K. Ingemi, C. Hoy, J. Lindsley, E. Mur- phy, B. Kennedy. Row.l: S. Barrett, S. Barrow, K. Ainslie, A. Humphreys. S. Bird, H. Brown. Row 2: J. Becker, M. Barcomb, A. Bear, A. Abbruzzese, T. Birmann, L. Cahill, T. Esposito, C. Adams. Row 3: S. Arnold, T. Atkinson, D. Campedelli, J. Benbow, M. Brady, P. Buckley. Class Row 1: L. Thornton, S. Roebuck, G. Smart, L. Stobart. Row 2: J. Robbins, K. Smalzel, S. Winn, C. Tinory, B. Wilson. Row 3: K. Ross, A. Shooshan, J. Whe- lan, S. Saleski, J. White, M. Wilkin, G. Salerno, R. Russell, C. Stockbritlge, C. Warn pole. Row 1: J. Antoine, L. Collins, E. Booth, C. Bliss, H. Brown. Row 2: B. Birmann, M. Bulger, A. Ayer, C. Beamon, P. Boughnight. Row 3: L. Durkin, C. Bon- nar, K. Bursk, J. Carroll, L. Alemian, H. Clinton. % 3 Row 1: G. DeVito, K. Ferreira, E. Goggin, E. DeGirolamo, E. Durant, C. Grant, S. Goodwin, K. Failan- ger, M. Lessner. Row 2: T. Diab, K. Crow- ley, T. Fiori, L. Dur- kin, D. Chisholm. 94 of ' 81 Row 1: H. Pietrowski, K. Lipsett. Row 2: A. Marsh, M. Polito, M. Neelon, C. O ' Brien. M. Morse. Row 3: J. Muir, R. O ' Brien, B. McAdams, S. Mastrobuono, K. Ralff. Row 4: B. Lynch, G. Ormi- ston, J. Lyons, M. Packard, K. Patrolia. A mm ' ■4 mm Row 1: L. Kurtz, J. Hoy, E. Lantz. B. Gumis, T. Langford. Row 2: D. Ladrigan, B. Henderson, C. Hallo- ran, L. Gilmore, B. Hobson. Row 3: A. Kearney, W. Henry, A. Latson. A. Hobson, C. Hallum. J. Higgins. Row 4: J. Lyons, G. Ormiston, J. Hernan, W. Mack, S. Cesario. Row 2: P. Duffy, M. Glasfeld, L. Marchesi, S. Roebuck. Row 3: C. Beamon, B. Whittemore, S. Fernalld, S. DeCruz, D. Duncombe, P. Dor- mitzer, L. Collins, S. Goodwin. 95 Come to see, victory in a land called fantasy, loving life, for you and me to behold, to your soul is ecstacy You will find, other kind, that has been in search of you many lives has brought you to, recognize it ' s your life now in review — And, as you stay, for the play, fantasy has in store for you a glowing light will see you Through — It ' s your day, shining day — all your dreams come true. As you glide, in your stride with the wind as you fly away give a smile from your lips, and say — I am free, Yes I ' m free now I ' m on my way. Maurice White Eddie delBarrio Verdine White 96 FALL SPORTS Cross Country 7f Coach O Neil Captains Benlxm ami Kearney ( loae Captains McNeill and Young Girls Soccer Coach Brennan Captains O ' Brian and Johnson The Boys ( toss ( iountry Team finished with u very impressive record of 6 wins B •losses. By beating every team in the South Shore League except MiddleborolH Duxbury, the boys posted a well respec ted third behind two of die state ' s besLtearm •♦Jew training techniques imposed by Coach O Neil and a group of dedicated runner led to this winning season. S ecord in their 1979 e Varsity Football Team finished with a 2 This team met a new coach and a new feeling of pride and enthusiasm during this son. Certainly, their record does not reflect the dedication and the patience of tht Cohasset Football Team. Good luck to Coach Leone and the football squad of 1980 R.Y. The School Committee approved the request for a girls soccer team in the Spring o 1979. Soon, Girls Soccer was on its way! Forty-six girls tried out and split into Varsit) and J.V. teams coached by Mr. Brennan and Miss Keenan. The team lacked experience but the amount of spirit and enthusiasm made up for it. Captains Erin, Sandy, Lor raine, and Heidi wish the team the best of luck in the future. E.O.B. Field Hockey Coach Newhall Captains Whitlow and Brown Boys Socce r Coach Mundhenk Captains Langford and Tve Captains Golden and McCool Captains Esposito and Moore The 1979 Varsity Field Hockey record does not reflect on the team ' s spirit, enthusi asm, and dedication. Led by Captains Linda Whitlow and Heidi Brown, with the All Star cast of Ellen McCarthy and Janet England, the outlook for the team was optimis tic. Although a chain of defeats hung over their heads throughout the season, the tean was not discouraged and proved their ability bv tving undefeated Duxbury. Good luc to the Field Hockey Team of 1980. L.W. The Varsity Soccer ' s record of 5-4-3 reflects the injury prone season that the te had. Coach Mundhenk moved up from the J.V. team to guide the varsity team to a w ning season. The team hacr Men ty of depth and should be very successful in the years come. C.L. p This ITS t year the cheering squads began with two new coaches, Mrs. McCool and Mrs Fichtner. Varsity Football, with Captains C. Golden and S. McCool and Varsity Socce with Captains K. Moore and T. Esposito had great seasons. The two squads had lot fun cheering CHS on to their many victories. Cross Country BOYS ' VARSITY First Row: J. Replogle, C. Gandeborn, D. McCarthy, M. Kearney, S. Benbow, N. Gjesteby, M. Glasfeld. Second Row: H. Foell, C. Tebbets, S. Bowen. M. Ellis, C. McNabb, P. Johnson, M. Brown, Coach O ' Neil. Junior High Cross Country GIRLS ' VARSITY JUNIOR HIGH First Row: K. Smith, L. Carroll, A. O ' Brien. Second Row: M. Mahoney, First Row: M. Mahoney, Coach O ' Neil, W. Langmaid. 2nd Row: E. Coach O ' Neil, I. Turner. Missing: M. Barcomb, S. Seavey. Karcher, S. O ' Connor, T. Chatterton. Missing: S. Patrolia, E. Anderson, J. Reed, P. O ' Leary. Seniors Football H A v pirn I 1 - t , VARSITY First Row: P. McGee, P. Riley, P. Mahoney. Second Row: B. Duffy, C. Coe, B. Gunville, J. McCullough, J. McNeill, R. Young, L. Norris, M. Thornton, M. Brown, D Turner. Third Row: Coach Anderson, M. Froio, T. Libby, A. Yarde, S. Ayer, J. Lyons, J. Kelleher, J. MacLean, J. Yeomans, D. Chapman, B. Fessler, B. Howorth, M. Polito M. Donahue, Coach Leone. Fourth Row: M. Jones, P. Ccnlan, J. McNeill, R. Whelan, J. Becker, K. Dooley, B. Donahue, P. Buckley, J. Price, B. Spung, S. Buckley, T • Stanford. Missing: Coach Von Ewe. FRESHMAN First Row: D. Barcomb, L. Wilson, M. Curley, M. McNeill, R. Evans, J. Mahoney, J. O ' Connell, T. Turner, P. Broderick, G. Hatch, C. Mahoney. Second Row: R. Best, P. Caruso, B. Meers, B. Cuff, G. Martin, T. O ' Brien, P. Riley, J. Santini, C. Humphreys. Missing: Coach Keenan, L. Young, J. Silvia. 102 Seniors Dave Turner Matt Brown Jack Mac Lean Varsity Girls Soccer First Row: H. Clinton, L. Alemian, S. Dalrymple, L. Carroll, E. O ' Brien, P. Johnson, H. Chase, B. Gurnis, C. Hallum. Second Row: A. Duncombe, V. Keane, S. Dalrymple, E. DiGirolamo, K. Smalzel, Coach Brennan, D. Chisholm, B. Wilson, M. O ' Brien, M. Shea, M. Buckley, J. DiGirolamo. Junior Varsity Girls Soccer First Row: J. Alemian, K. Wilkin, A. O ' Connell, J. Fox, H. Grant, T. Birman, M. Kelly, T. Pompeo, J. Chisholm. Second Row: S. Muir, G. Ralff, C. Ralff, K. Wittet. C. Lucas, Coach Keenan, C. Lord, K. O ' Brien, A. Palimeri, J. N ' edrow, K. O ' Brien. 105 Seniors 106 Field VARSITY First Row: K. Cahill, A. Kearney, A. Rear, H. Rrown, L. Whitlow, K. Lipsett, S. Cook, J. England. Second Row: T. Diab, A. Abbruzzese, A. Featherston R. Whitlow, R. Farren, L. Gilmore, L. Curley, A. Gurnis, H. Fairchild, K. Froio, Coach Newhall. Missing: E. McCarthy. Hockey Seniors Boys Soccer VARSITY First Row: B. Duncombe, S. Dinofrio, J. Leonard, M. Nedrow, P. Drago, D. Curelli, G. Ricketts, D. Duncombe. Second Row: D. Bowen, D. Brown, P. Duffy, J. Hoy, J. Whelan, E. Booth, M. Packard, K. Ralff, P. Tye, R. White, C. Langford, T. Langford, J. Muir, Coach Mundhenk. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: R. McCarthy, J. Hoffman, S. Roebuck, D. Rice, J. O ' Neil, S. Duncombe, M. Conley, J. D ' Onofrio. Second Row: D. Mantz, P. Leonard, S. Besse, C. Deignan, R. Burganhime, D. O ' Connell, R. Harrington, T. Ryan, J. Lindsley, MISSING Coach Willbanks. Ill Seniors Cheering FOOTBALL First Row: D. Landrigan, K. Ferreria, D. Igo, J. Smith. Second Row: C. Golden, K. Salvador, M. Curelli, J. Robbins, S. McCool. SOCCER First Row: M. Roy, C. Bonner. Second Row: T. Esposito, K. Moore, K. Howley, S. Goodwin, L. Cahill, MISSING: K. Murphy. 114 115 WINTER SPORTS Hocke ( loach MacDennotl Captains Dillon and MrCidlough Boys Bas] Coach Hogan Captains McCarthy, Goff and Taylor ■ Girls Basketball TOch Brennan , Captains Sandblom and •OKI Coach Hayes Captains England and Durkin Cheering Captains Hallum and Conway Captains McCool and Igo Plagued with a slow start, several untimely injuries and strained coach-player rela tionships, the Varsity Hockey Team never really got off the ground. Dropping 1 goa games to Hull, E.B., Abington, the Skippers missed going to the State Tournament b; one point. But this year ' s team leaves behind an awesome group of Freshmen ant Sophomores who should carry Cohasset Hockey for years to come. R.Y. The Boys Basketball Team, with a record of 8-2 after the first half of the season, wa looking forward to a state tourney berth. But, things soon fell apart and the team fin ished with a 12-8 record. Leaving seniors this year art; S. Baden, J. O ' Brien, J McCarthy, M. Goff, and B. Taylor. B.T. Despite a new coach, 4 returning starters and a very talented bench, the Girls Var sity Basketball Team could only manage a 4-12 record. Although the Skippers lost a few close games, they showed their talent l y beating Dux bury in their last game. Thf team, which loses Co-captains McCarthy and J. Sandblom, L. Carroll and J. Rosano leaves behind a group of enthusiastic underclassmen. Loomas 1, 2, and 4 and Goor wish them the best of luck next year. J.S The Wrestling Team ' s record does not reflect the work that was put into the season This year ' s team was a very young team with four first year wrestlers on the starting squad. For the first time, Cohasset was represented in the State Tourney by T. Swee ney who placed eleventh in his weight class. Coach Leone is building a team which should be hi«jhlv respected in the years to come. C.L This y placed se year s UjWhastics 1 earn, wnicn was comp cond overall in the league with a record of 8 irkin, th dominate tb ► prised i S-3. Led e team did an outstanding job against e league in years to come. J.E. mainly of underclassmen by co-captains J. Englanc ' defeated Hanover and The Varsity Sd fts were led % C. Conway and C. Hallum for Hockey; S. Mr and D. Igo for Basketball. Special thanks to Mrs. Fichtner and Mrs. (Bubbles) McCool and their 1 chape rone, Mrs. Ditmar, for all their time and patience throughout the season. It ' s been a great year and on behalf of the Seniors — It ' s been a PARTY!!! 116 Hockey VARSITY 1st Row: B. Hollis, R. Young, J. McNeill, M. Brown, D. Dillon, J. McCullough, D. Yeager, J. Ayer, D. O ' Connell, M. Jones. 2nd Row: S. Cumin, D. Bowen, B. Salvador, J. Becker, J. McNeill, S. Ripley, A. Pottenger, D. Campadelli, G. Ormiston, C. Julian, M. Nedrow, S. Bowen, R. Evans, J. Casey, D. O ' Neill. JUNIOR VARSITY 1st Row: D. Ormistan, D. Campbell, R. Conley, L. Campadelli, B. Myers, L. Wilson, J. Hoffman, J. Drago. 2nd Row: M. Brown, P. Sheppard, R. Salvador, J. Barrett, P. Harris, D. Bowen, S. Curran, S. Bowen. 117 Boys Basketball VARSITY 1st Row: J. McCarthy, M. Goff, B. Taylor. 2nd Row: S. Baden, G. Raffa, J. O ' Brien, P. Duffy, D. Brown, K. Goff, K. Ross, B. Kurtz, Coach Hogan. JUNIOR VARSITY 1st Row B. Tis C. Deign an K. Dooley J. Leonard 2nd Row S. D ' Onofrio B. Donahue J. Lyons T. O ' Brien K. Goff Coach Jones 120 Girls ' Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: G. Raressi, P. Johnson, D. Gunville, E. DiGirolomo, M. Mahoney, S. Froio. Second Row: Coach Fox, M. O ' Rrien, R. Wilson, A. O ' Rrien, S. O ' Rourke, L. Sandblom, S. Dalrymple, S. McAdams. 123 Girls ' Basketball Basketball FRESHMAN BOYS First Row: T. Wigmore, C. Tibbets, M. Gunville, C. O ' Brien, J. Maloney, D. Anderson, D. Fahey. Bottom Bow: T. Crough, L. Hoogeveen, S. Collins. L. Wallace, T. O ' Brien, D. Tiblx ' ts, P. Riley, M. Lance. Missing: Coach Infisino. FRESHMAN GIRLS First Row: C. Davis, T. Pompeo, M. Buckley. K. Wilden, D. Pixley, M. Kelly, N. Kuntz, A. O ' Brien, K. Clinton. Bottom Bow: E. Glasfeld, B. Kehoe, J. Grant, D. Pixley, J. Fox, E. Glasfeld, S. Keane, D. Scott. Missing: Coach Tewksbury. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS First Row: D. MacDonald, B. Bamsey, S. Boebuck, P. Caruso, D. Drake, D. Barcomb, P. Leonard, S. McMahon. Bottom Bow: C. Kultrivides, M. Basma- jain, J. Mastrabuono, D. Bice, Coach Davis, P. Bernstein, J. Bradley, J. Dono- frio, C. Brady. 126 EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS First Bow: J. Ayer, T. Fitzpatrick, M. Meallo, T. Moore, N. Donahue. J man, N. Atkinson, J. Chisholm. Missing: S. Muir. Bottom Row: K. O ' bri Palimeri, K. O ' Brien, J. Dickennan, Coach Brady, J. Nedrow, T. Keati DiTullio, J. DiGilolamo, L. Mercurio. Wrestling First Row: T. Langford, J. Hernan, J. MacLean, C. Langford, P. Stockbridge, G. Thayer, D. Duncombe. Second Row: P. Hobson, T. Sweeney, D. MacKinnon, R. Bergenheim, M. Ellis, J. Price, G. Ricketts. Third Row: J. Brown, J. Humphreys, M. Buckley, P. Igo, K. Swee- ney, Coach Leone. 127 Wrestling JACK MacLEAN PAUL STOCKBRIDGE 128 II Gymnastics 1st Row: J. England, L. Diirkin. 2nd Row: R. Sargent, M. Corkery, K. Eckberg, M. White, M. Brown, A. Lagrotteria, K. Duffy, K. Whitet. 3rd Row: J. Sechen, J. Baccari, Coach Hayes, C. Bonner, Assistant Coach Noble, N. Walls, J. Carlson. Senior JANET ENGLAND 131 Cheering VARSITY BASKETBALL 132 C. Scully, E. Ciciotte, K. Howley, S. McCool, D. Igo, M. Curelli, J. Robbins, T. Esposito, K. Moore. SENIORS AWARDS FOOTBALL: Best Lineman — David Turner Best Back — Bob Gunville Unsung Hero — Richie Young Most Improved — Bill Duffy Most Valuable Player — Jay McNeill MVP Thanksgiving — Timmy Libby BOOSTERS (Fall): Boys Cross Country — Scott Benbow Girls Cross Country — Leslie Carroll Football — Bob Gunville Girls Soccer — Erin O ' Brien Field Hockey — Janet England Boys Soccer — Craig Langford BOOSTERS (Winter): Hockey — Bob Yeagher Boys Basketball — Billy Kurtz Girls Basketball — Jill Rosano Wrestling — Torin Sweeney Gymnastics — Janet England 135 LYNN OTOOLE President MR. DI Advisor DOUG DILLON Vice-President Row 1: R. White, D. Dillin, Mr. Di, L. O ' Toole, P. Johnson. Row 2: R. Sargent, D. Curelli, H. Clinton, J. Ayer, G. White, I. Turner, P. Tye, D. Brown, S. Saleski, L. Hines, B. Tis, S. D ' Onofrio, J. Price. Row 3: M. Barcomb, M. Gunville, M. Ralff, P. Broderck, J. Maloney, D. Gunville, M. Mahoney, J. McNeil, K. Smalzel, A. Broeffle. c 1 RONNY WHITE Treasurer PAM JOHNSON Secretary S. Baden, R. Best, P. Boulcnight, D. Burgess, P. Faison, K. Freeman, D. Gonsalves, K. Griffith, A. Latson, J. Lewis, M. Miller, V. Pixlev, D. Piley, Y. Porter, J. Reese, W. Roach, S. Scott, I. Turner, K. Walker, J. Wallace, S. Wong, A. Yarde, D. Scott Student Advisory Student Advisory Board Council Third World Society Rousers Club M. McNabb, M. Ellis, P. Tye, R. Tis, D. McCarthy, P. Walsh, D. Bird, H. Carroll, C. Gandebom 138 Barbershop Quartet Barbershop Chorus Row 1: S OToole, L. Young, M. Laitta, P. Dormitzer, R. Rest. Row 2: K. Rreitkruez, C. William D. Reynolds, T. Jones. Senior High Chorus B. Birman, H. Brown, L. Gilmore, P. Johnson, C. O ' Toole, (;. Smith, I. Turner, A. Urmson, S. Wong, K. Young, H. Briggs, H. Carroll, M. Fahey, D. Pixley, S. Pratt, Y. Zotos, P. Dormitzer, M. Laitta, L. Young, D. Reynolds, C. Williams, J. Yeomans L. Carbone, A. Donavan, J. Egan, K. Griffith, P. Litchfield, D. Osborne, J. Packard, N. Donahue, C. Siskin, C. Siskin. Junior High Select Singers C. Arnold, J. Ayer, S. Barrett, L. Bradley, E. Colwil L. Carbone, A. Donovan, J. Egan, K. Fisher, M. Ga lagher, S. Gallagher, K. Griffith, M. Kearney, D. K ney, P. Litchfield, C. Lord, K. McAulif, S. Muil, Osborne, J. Packard, S. Seavey, M. Bierd, A. Buckle E. Candela, N. Donahue, G. Flanagan, J. Hamilto D. Heintz, M. Kelley, B. Meers, T. Moore, K. Obrie | J. Ryan, S. Scott, G. Siskin, C. Siskin, L. Smith, I Thayer, K. Zaslow Junior High Chorus 140 Drama Club Future Nurses Club S. Roebuck, C. Stover, L. Wright, Mrs. Marshall G. Golden, D. Igo, L. Whitlow, D. Jansix, M. Bolger, J. Rosano, A. Parziale. A. Geatherston. L. Carrol, B. Sinnopoli. D. Pratt. Not Present: President — Kristen Cahill 141 1 S. Daniels, S. Young, P. Dormitzer, M. Birman, J. Keegan, P. Winn, J. Giles, S. Cunning, A. Patrolia, D. Reynolds, S. Collins, P. Trask, T. Durant, M. Gruber, S. Hobson, S. Collins, M. Fahy, C. Williams, L. Kurtz, C. Bonnar, S. Young, L. Gruber, B. Hobson, S. Pratt, C. Bliss, J. Higgins, A. Featherstone, C. Obrien, N. Kuntz, B. McGuire, A. Shooshan, G. Martin, T. Finegan, P. McGee, J. Antoine, A. Mullen, P. Atkinson, L. Collins, G. Hobson, S. Goodwin, M. Bolger, S. Trask, P. Messner, P. Messner, A. Bulger, L. Howard, D. Reed, K. Young, P. Stanford, D. Young 142 Media Center P. Dormitzer, B. Linsley, S. Ormiston, P. McGee, M. Crowley Student Aides , — i Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. Woomer, K. Crowley, A. Lord, E. Lance, H. Petrowski, D. N ' eelon, G. Westerhoff 143 L a m N P D. McCarthy, P. Walsh, B. Bonnar, S. Winn, M. Rever, A. White, L. Atkinson, C. Grant, A. Whitley, G. Smith, Price, G. Hobson, T. Durant, M. Wilkin, S. Saleski, M. Neelon, J. Higgins, C. Wampole, J. Yeomans, W. Henry, Buckley, C. O ' Brien, M. EUis, B. Tis, J. Antoine, D. Zobel 144 Honor Society H. Carroll, M. Fahey, B. Duffy, J. Ayer, P. Drago. Alternative School Letters TYPICAL MEETING 145 Class Will Bill Taylor leaves . . . with Lawrence J. Hoogeveen following iti his footsteps Janet England leaves , . . the ownership of the girls ' room to Heidi in hopes that the high quality of service be continued Sharon Wong leaves . . . Mr. Davis the question What ' s wongwHh you? India Turner leaves . . . her spike prints on the track so that future toddlers can follow in her strides Linda Whitlow leaves . . . Sarah and Doug a night to remember Karen Smith leaves ... a lx x of Kleenex Bay Brown leaves . . . the Alt school happy Mariclare Patrolia leaves . . . Kevin and Ann to Mr. Chatterton Dave Zobel leaves ... his body to (nuclear) science, with thanks Andy White leaves . . . Ms. Tribeman to be the Four F ' s Yoanna Zotos leaves . . . Mr. Kite all her English papers to Ix; bound for a best- seller Mike Thornton leaves ... his driving record for all the Jr. Green Shirts to uphold Bonnie Stover leaves . . . the Girl ' s Boom to Darla Skip Young leaves . . . with pleasure Heather Garroll leaves . . . Mr. Walsh a deluxe ed. of Emily Post ' s Etiquette with a complimentary chuckle Balph Froio leaves ... 18 demerits. Ha Ha Mr. Di Carol Stover leaves ... for a good time Disa Pratt leaves . . . coed gym to girls who don ' t mind being pushed around Heather Briggs leaves ... my autographed French Book to my favorite teacher, Monsieur Fortin Jill Rosano leaves . . . the bad times looking forward to the good Cathy Polito leaves . . . without a complaint Kathy Scully leaves . . . very happy to go Lisa O ' Toole leaves . . . Mr. Di with a hug and a kiss Wendy O ' Neill leaves ... a can of shaving cream to Buttons John Bellefontaine leaves . . .Harry unforgotten in the yearbook Andy Boebuck leaves ... a broken down truck in the parking lot Jim O ' Brien leaves ... a warm bench for Mr. Hogan Erin O ' Brien leaves . . . Mr. Mundhenk a window with curtains made by Ann Ann Parziale leaves . . . Mr. Davis on a leash so no one will steal him away Leslie Carroll . . . running down Norfolk Meri Fink leaves. . . thus ending a great era and leaving only Stuart to carry on the dying tradition Phil Tye leaves ... a well red person Sue Pratt leaves ... a new carpet and all my notes to my little brother Geech John Ayer leaves ... all future Latin Students Tom ' s designated rave day Annette Fagone leaves . . . with a ring on her finger and bells on her toes Bob Healy leaves ... all memories of Cohasset High to Skinny L. ' S hardware (except one or two) Lynn O ' Toole leaves . . . Mr. Thompson a years supply of ring dings Linda Curley leaves . . . her bones for next years anatomy class Jodi Sandblom leaves . . . thinking of all the things I shouldn ' t have done but glad I did Michelle Fahey leaves . . . the overture till the last minute Peggy Atkinson leaves . . . the coming attraction — 5 more Atkinsons to go Mike Lessner leaves . . . memories of to Timmy and Cris and Dana Chris Williams leaves . . . The Besidue to Ted, Philip, Renz and other poor sur- vivors Jen Hubbard leaves ... to boldly go where no woman has gone before Marybeth Fasciano leaves ... for General Hospital Lorraine Carroll leaves . . . Chris Hallum as many orange popsicles as she can handle Barbara Sinopoli leaves . . . my mother in the kitchen Rayna Sargent leaves . . . Carol and Mary 25 t for a package of CCC Charlie Coe leaves . . . Wensink dead in the back seat Bob Gunville leaves . . . not knowing where he ' s been Tom McMalton leaves ... it to Beaver Bill Duffy leaves . . . homeroom Scott MacKinnon leaves . . . my B.A. to my brother Don Alicia Gurnis leaves . . . Karen right wing all to herself Cari Golden leaves . . . Mrs. Bowen KKX) excuses for being tardy Deb Jancsics leaves . . . her curls to Little Orphan Annie Steve Daniels leaves . . . Cohasset to start a new life in a different dimension Gina Froio leaves . . . my faults to Ix: forgotten and my goals to be fulfilled Nils Gjesteby leaves . . . making his point Heather Fairchild leaves . . . my Physics class. Thank God! Craig Langford leaves ... a crusty athletic sock to any preppie! Dave McCarthy leaves ... his press pass to Caroline Karen Casey leaves . . . Martha ' s Vineyard on the next ferry Sue Buckley leaves . . . Crazy Luke with tears in his eyes and future Buckley to carry on . . . Sandy Dalrymple leaves ... a warm spot on the bench Nancy Laue leaves . . . Amy an empty seat at the Log ' n Line Mary Frugoli leaves ... in a hurry for bluer skies and greener pastures Debbie Dinardo leaves . . . Cohasset for bigger and better things Mike MacDonald leaves . . . behind a lot of headaches Bonnie McClay leaves ... a jar of fireflies to light the way for future students John Lagrotteria leaves . . . with five down and six to come Jay McNeill leaves . . . Scott Hurlburt the 1 spot on Diamond ' s team Rich Young leaves . . . Mr. Kuntz Rodney ' s kicking game Frank Mahoney leaves . . . Big Ed and the hockey team for the second an final time Mike Kearney leaves . . . the cross-country team to Ellis and McNabb Alexandra Mullen leaves . . . the radiators unoccupied Lance Norris leaves . . . the willows something to weep about Jim McCarthy leaves . . . wondering why his arm is two inches longer Deidre Dolan leaves . . . Mr. Reade a little more willpower Christine Hanlon leaves . . . the last of 8 Mary Howley leaves . . . the other half of the empty box of entermisles Ellen McCarthy leaves ... for Middleboro with Mr. Davis, the long way David Turner leaves ... in search of the ever elusive St. Louis Carol Conway leaves . . . one half an empty box of entermisles Liane Emmons leaves . . . after finally serving her sentence Kristin Cahill leaves . . . with Lorraine Carroll on a frantic search for Rober Redford hoping for memorable moments Doug Dillon leaves . . . Memories of his Mercury Marquis all over town Lauren O ' Connor leaves . . . taking the big plunge Phil Drago leaves ... all his spirit with Coach Muddy Paul Plante leaves ... in the green Hornet with two flats and no gas Phil Trask leaves . . . assorted phone booths and ice cream cones for the kids ii the car pool Ed Bear leaves . . . T.O. in the year of the Monorave Kerry Salvador leaves . . . CHS with a lot to be desired Christine DeUfhey leaves . . . one more Duna to go Kelly Palimeri leaves ... in Joe ' s car Fish Fies ' leaves . . . Big, Big Whitney woods, and their place by the trash can for the next group of intense seniors Ron White leaves ... a 1980 yearbook edition to the Harbor Liquor Store Pat Gallagher leaves ... a lot happier Gina Caruso leaves . . . without a dismissal note Kevin Crough leaves . . . vegged-out in a car of fumes with the tune machin cranked Heidi Chase leaves . . . still with no money and Digger to Mr. MacDermott Matt Brown leaves ... a case for the Cohasset P.D. Scott Benbow leaves ... on an extended collegiate road-trip 146 147 MITCHELL ' S REPAIR SHOP General Auto Repairing Wrecker Service ROUTE 3A COHASSET. MASS 383 0497 Good Luck Marybeth CUSHING PLAZA PHARMACY From All of Us Gene, Bob, Nancy, Maura Mea, Patty, Polly and Pally We will always be ready to serve and to meet 1 1 you. 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PRICE Cohasset 134 South Main Street 383-1790 Member Plymouth County Board of Realtors Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Members of The Graduating Class of 80 SENATOR ALLAN R. MCKINNON Good Luck Class of 80 COHASSET NEWS CO. I Stagecoach Way Cohasset, Mass. t 153 AMERICAN ' i ■i ' i -i A G E Presents Images The largest Full Service Salon on the South Shore! i i Scientific skin care done by Linda Lee A licensed Aesthetician Gushing Plaza, Cohasset 383-9697 or 383-9656 REDKEN Best of Luck Class of 80 Tel. 6 1 7-383-9 1 1 6 Freeze Dried Trail Foods Lightweight Camping Specialists Expedition Outfitters HAPPINESS SUCCESS to the Class of 1980 J. MCNEILL, JR. STOW A WAY AbbUOIAI bo, IINO. SPORTS INDUSTRIES INC. Employee Benefits Consultant 166 Cushing Highway (Rte. 3A) WILLIAM B. WHITE Cohasset, Mass. 02025 President Cohasset ELENA SESTITO FLORIST SHOPS, INC. AND GIFT Qwnp o i r i jnur V W A J | SPORTING GOODS | 35 Station St. 749-2045 Route 3 A 383-1 966 ningnam, Mass. UzU4j L-ohasset, Mass. vZUlo Complete Line of Athletic Footwear Custom Racquet Stringing Rte. 3A, Cohasset Mon.-Sat. 9-6, 383-6550 155 Best Wishes to the Class of 80 DOM IDA FAGONE III PETERSEN Realtors Insurance Agency Three Generations of Family Service Since 1898 26 South Mam Street, Cohasset, Mass. 02025 383-1900 l IAI 10R ( STITCHES CREATIVE NEEDLEWORK 3 Brook St. 383- 1 358 E ON LEO ' S EXXON SERVICE Phone 383-96 1 Route 3A Cohasset, MA 02025 FRANCIS J. MARKS, Proprietor Best Wishes MARKS SERVICE STATION 383-0553 I5I South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 156 CASEY HAYES MOVERS BOSTON allied van unes international moving Best of Luck and Smooth Sailing to the Class of M 80 ' CONWAY COUNTRY ' Canton, 655 Washington St., 828-5290 Holbroolc, 35 N. Franklin St., 767-0666 Cohasset, 861 Chief Justice Cushing Highway, 383-1800 Hingham, 292 Lincoln St., 749-1600 Duxbury, I l6Tremont St., 934-6565 Marshfield, 2177 Ocean St., 837-2877 Easton, 16 Belmont St., 238 1024 Milton, 62 Adams St., 698-3 100 Hanover, 183 Columbia Rd., 826-3131 Plymouth, 14 Samoset St., 746-7500 Hanson, 500 Liberty St., 293-9525 COMMERCIAL DIVISIONS — Hanover, Route 53 1 39, 826-3 1 34 — Quincy, 773- 1 800 OTHER OFFICES — E. Dennis, Falmouth, Hyannis, Sandwich, on Cape Cod and St. Petersburg Beach, Florida Scituate Harbor, 80 Front St., 545-4 1 00 South Weymouth, 87 Pleasant St., 337-7770 Whitman, 351 Bedfort St., 447-5571 West Bridgewater, 234 W. Center St., 584-4700 Wollaston, 253 Beale St., 479-1500 158 Professional Hair Care Center for Men and Women 41 A South Main Street Cohasset, MA 02025 383-9600 Try Our Specialties Anyone Who Tastes Them Once Will Always Remember Them. THE COHASSET PIZZA HOUSE Do You Want Faster Service? Call 383-6262 We Will Have It Ready for You. 30 King St., Rt. 3A Cohasset, Mass. COHASSET MOTORS, INC. 383-0450 FORD 693-4334 r Chief Justice Cushing Way — Rte 3-A Sales and Service Shop the Big Lot The South Shore ' s Station Wagon Headquarters EDWARD M. FLEMING Hardware and Gifts 24 Elm Street Cohasset Phone: 383-9088 if -Affair UNISEX Route 3A Cohasset. Mass. LIDO TRAVEL, INC. Donald M. Flocke President Brigantine East Route 3A, Cohasset, Ma. 383-1980 Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 9:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Wednesday 9:30 A.M.- 1 2:00 Evenings by Appointment 159 CROWN HOLDING CORPORATION CROWN INSU RANCE AGENCY, INC CROWN ADMINISTRATORS INC. Francis S. Drago R. Joseph Sandblom Daniel P. Sheehy 160 Good Luck Seniors May Your Future Be Filled With Happiness. Pat Connolly Dodge Murphy Studios SPONSORS AND PATRONS SPONSORS John Ayer Yoanna M. Zotos Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hyde Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O ' Neill I Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. England Nanu Nanu! Christopher Alan Williams Ron Emmons Green Panther 3 Mrs. Mildred Woomer Ann Marie McCarthy Polly Cook Randy E. Sargent Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Latta Fred and Jean Shannon John and Mary Staunton Mr. and Mrs. David Pottenger Ron and Mary Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Curelli Douglas, Courtney, Gregory Mr. Donald Kelly Mollie Gallagher Lisa Ferreira Richard Jones Jim Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. Cody Henry and Mary Brennock Gail and Richard Marshall Jack and Pat Bowen Linda Jorgensen Diane and Ken Saleski Al and Ena Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Davis Marilyn Watson Mr. and Mrs. James J. Saccone Carolyn Gray Mr. and Mrs. Howard League The Moose and Moosettes Clare Brady Janet Willis Ellen McCarthy Carol Conway Dana Herbert Pudge Craig Langford Disa Pratt Karen Hobbs Trisha Geary Tammy Karcher Richard Jones Christopher Kuhn Joseph Hoffman Mark Fasciano Jennifer Egan Christine Hughes Diane Kenny PATRONS The Gallagher Family Professor and Mrs. John Zotos Mr. and Mrs. Adam McClay, Sr. Raymond and Diane Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. McCarthy Saint Dr. C. David Thompson Dr. Michael P. Equi Quentin and Irene Laue Joe and Carol Sandblom Fran and Fran Drago Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Turner Jack and Annette Casey Jim and Kay McNeill Maureen P. Alcott Mr. Stephen T. Graebener The MacDonald Family Krista and Laura Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. McCarthy Bill and Dianne Taylor Notes ' N Quotes Cohasset Clippers Mr. and Mrs. Di Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson Mrs. Kealey Mr. and Mrs. John Golden Stuart and Esther Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wunschel Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conway Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Howley Ryan Rosano Mr. and Mrs. Michael Parziale Mr. and Mrs. William O ' Brien ot4r ' Professional Pli armac it 383-0100 PRESCRIPTIONS PRICED COMPETITIVELY WITH THE ELDERLY IN MIND SAVINGS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS COMPLETE MEDICARE SERVICE - HOSPITAL BEDS, WHEEL CHAIRS, CANES, CRUTCHES MEDEX III AND MEDICARE PRESCRIPTION BILLING SERVICE BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD FORMS PREPARED PUBLIC HEALTH STATION DRUG ABUSE INFORMATION FOR PARENTS PRESTIGE COSMETICS AND TOILETRIES -ELIZABETH ARDEN-REVLON ULTIMA II CHANEL 5 and 19 - SHAUMAR MEN ' S DISTINCTIVE TOILETRIES - - KAN0N-BRAGGI-PIERRE CARDIN PANTENE HAIR PRODUCTS FOR MEN WOMEN POLAROID AND KODAK FILM — CAMERA CENTER WATER PIK - ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSHES POPULAR ELECTRIC APPLIANCES FOUR REGISTERED PHARMACISTS TO SERVE YOUR HEALTH NEEDS PRESCRIPTION SAYINGS 163 1 Vi LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT 617 383-1700, f iwsm |i p f f p n AGAIN THIS YEAR RECIPIENT OF 3 NATIONAL AWARDS FOR DISTINCTIVE DINING Luncheon and Dinners Ocean view from every seat Five beautiful dining rooms While dining watch cruisingj| yachts and the lobster fleet 1 Choose your own seafood from our indoor ocean pool . After Thdatre Special MenuISi Entertainment and. da ncing nightly. Bk WEDDINGS • PARTIES • BANQUETS CLUB and BUSINESS GROUPS 164 Best Wishes to Each Member of the Class of 80 FRANK EVANS CO. Quincy HAKBO Liquors Ft fine wines beer for your soul fresh milk bread for your body snacks tonics 97 Elm St., Cohasset Harbor Monday-Saturday 8-11 V.. or M.nity ' s W.Tth Mitv Al jkfairiw Route 3A COHASSET at the Tedeschi Shopping Plaza Your Authorized ROAD SERVICE ARCO Robbins Garage Specializing In Ignition Carburclwn and tumnku VunumHu Scnn fire Truing Balancing WAYNE H. ROBBINS 405 NORTH MAIN STREET COHASSET. MASSACHUSETTS Cohasset Cycle Sports PEUGEOT MOPED DEALER on the South Shore ft O tJ Fuji RALE OH A COMPLETE LINE OF BICYCLES FOR THE FAMILY [ EEs] Sales • Rentals • Repairs ALL WORK GUARANTEED 113 Ripley Road Cohasset Village 383-0707 THE CORNER LIGHTHOUSE LOG N LINE feff SIS RESTAURANT 383 9685 19 Elm St. Cohasset 383 6512 Antiques Fine Selection of Lamps and Shades Fine Gifts for Everyone 107 Riolev Road Cohasset MA 02025 Custom Shades Lamp and Shad Shade Classes for Every Occasion e Repair Open Daily 10-5 Sunday Noon-5 9:00 A.M. to 1 1 :00 P.M. 383-9800 — 383-1 944 iMobil) Tel. 74,3,24 ABBADESSA ' S SERVICE STATION COHASSET LIOUORS, Terry Logan, Proprietor Adjacent To Stop Shop 800 Route 3-A Cohasset Richard Abbadessa Jr. Route 228 and Rockland St. Hingham, Massachusetts Fine Wines, Beers and Liquors Largest Wine Inventory South of Boston S. S. Pierce Products COHASSET HARDWARE Best Wishes to the Class of 80 COMPANY Est. 1 857 Full Line Wall Paper — Custom Paint Mixing by Guy Southard Wilson Sporting Goods — Telescope Summer Furniture 383-0 1 85 Louis G. Watson Prop. HOMEROOM 15 166 it 11X1 s V 5 Brook Street Co h asset 383-1 198 % CAROUSEL Open Daily 10 - 5 383-6513 Across from the Post Office Cohasset, Mass. 6 Mty OF AlOMEs L BEST WISHES to the Class of 1980 Dean HamiIton, Inc. 18 Elm St. Cohasset 383-6010 167 168 This White Page Brought to You . . Compliments of Ronny White Class President 169 Air Conditioned 383 1704 The I 704 THE RED LION INN Cohasset Village The tender, sizzling goodness of our Steaks, and Chops, the Fresh Flavour of our Native Seafoods are legend in these parts. Open daily year round from noon. A favorite stopover for Fine Food and hospitality since the days of the Boston Plymouth Stage Coach. Luncheons Served Daily Open Daily Noon ' Till I A.M. Visa Master Charge American Express TRUST COMPANY 17 Convenient Offices: Rockland • Rockland Plaza • Bridgewater, Cohasset • Duxbury • Halifax • Hanover • Hanover Mall Hanson • Hingham • Hull • Marshfield • Norwell Pembroke • Plymouth • Scituate • Whitman Member FDIC Here You May Choose From a Complete Selection of the World ' s Finest Jewelry and Silverware 170 Congratulations Graduates! Compliments of NORFOLK CONVEYOR A Division of the Jervis B. Webb Company Roller and Belt Conveyor Systems 1 55 King St. Cohasset, MA Maytag — Amana — Kitchen Aid — Tappan — Kelvinator SMITH APPLIANCE CORP. 405 Route 3A Cohasset, Mass. 02025 383-0576 Restaurant Open Daily For Lunch and Dinner Lounge From 1 1 :30 A.M. 8 Stagecoach Way • Cohasset, Mass. 02025 • (61 7)383-6770 749-6960 REAL ESTATE NSURANCE Specializing in Pension Plans Richard S. Lamb 22 North Street Hingham, Mass. 02043 171 STEELSFANnc AVON INDUSTRIAL PARK AVON, MASS. 02322 M TEL. (617) 564.6600 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 LGRIM CO-OPERATIVE BANK ■ 48 South Main St., Cohasset 383-0541 383-0516 Savings Accounts ) 72 BARCLAY BROWN KAVANAGH 48 Accord Park Hingham, MA New Function Room for Hire GEORGE H. MEALY POST NO. 1 1 8 Cohasset, Massachusetts 21 S. QUOTSS 1 Books Vdain St. f Special Orders Taken , Records, Tapes 383-1233 Cohasset Village 173 Good Luck To The Class of 80 GRANITE STATE COLLECTION AGENCY ivirs. irene Drown President EVergreen 3 1490 Air Conditioned Fine Clothing for Women Mona rriel Uohasset Village Mary Lou Day 383-6927 Hair Stylist cDavid Shafpe Five Stagecoach Way Cohasset, MA GALLERY 3 SOUTH MAIN STREET. COHASSET. MA 02025 • 383-0899 174 [ 175 1 4