Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)
- Class of 1982
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, f x w 1 i i 1 REFLECTIUNS 1982 Dedham High School Whiting Ave. Dedham, MA 02026 A I I 1 5 1-P' L., 1. Tim Murphy. 2, jeff Tanetta. 3. Brian Cilmotti and Steven Borghi. wk ??f , I 5. 151' -. O f .Q . if P' . -' l 0 J n ,QQQYLQV V V. , f. 5 . .X 5 as 'Aw Q 191, V A- SY 05, N' , F ff I V If if if .ff . 5f' 35,5 1 ' - Q 5' A ' 'nr , . by 'Wx 'IEE f c 1 Z 4 ' '? IWlo: . i 'I QQ 1 I 2? 'I S . 5 0 Q I ' Jag ' -3' 'J .v, 1' ' . , 2 A A 5 :QP M . ,. , x W M f A ,itz .gnuw 4' ,Q x ,, NIE. ...Q 7 .,,, if V .An JL. JPY 2 3 Iim Lewis. Derek Noyce. Tom Clennon, Chuck Amos, and Iohn O'Conner. The D.H.S. band cheering our team. .A-I' ,',,. -J 4 N. 1 3 x 'B ,. 4 wx-.. ,VW ip:-ur z ,4-3.53: an , 'wear Q vi -'s o R E -if-Q N 11 as . .' 1 1 . he f 'lv , , .. , 4, R f M A, 543 A ' ,x 6, i 'Lair . L U: :Eg 1. my , - sf- 6 Qfiflg, V V .f ,, A ' f ' ,ff V -M ..a ii J., Q. ii li W, 3, 4 In 'Q-, i p 1 vs ul lli l ig 'hwy' an Q .rw 1, . 45 'S IX V f . w. 1 as 5 I .3 . C 4 1 e . , ' 'inf gr' g , 1 . 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Laura Locke, Kelly Lyons, and Selena Gemelli Susan Harrington, Mary Davis, and Linda Ayo ment of Plays. 5 l 1 llll Ill UIIIOTS V6 ll' S Iilllflll i 'T v- ' .fi , ..n 13? .I. ? 1 7 1 4 -L1 ' I r r v x- Q! ,. i C. rl ' lv tl I I XF 1 X '1 XR ,g.4QZ'?. 3523? .v '. X., ... ' v. 5 s 1 1 1 1 4 I .h, J Lvl Rf? X S 'Q - js' w ,.',, -- --., s, . 4, JAM ' Vw-7 V . X'- , Q 'x 1 J . Alf, 'L .fm ff? 1 F A I i - MINI TRATIO CQ, gi? L, Dr. Harry McKay - Superintendant Eugene Negrone - Assistant of Schools Superintendant The death of Mr. Edward Kelley, Assistant Su- perintendant of Schools, on September 17, 1981, was a great loss to Dedham and the school system. Known for his friendliness and sense ofhumor, Mr. Kelley was well-liked and respected by teachers, students, and administrators. Gene Spinello - Superintendant of Michael Annis - Director of Special 2 , . I runs Buildings and Grounds Education ' 1 W 3 20 1 I l V l r 4 l I l 1 r A I 1 Li' i, ?'W', 3' Ana Peter M. Smith - Principal joseph Bell - Vice Principal Anthony Zonfrelli - Vice Principal 45 ' N! 'ifjf' Charles Foley - Vice Principal Donald Seager - Director of Athletics i l,, 1 gain -,,,,, ,-............ 131- --mn- 1-an Z ,4 LTU .fault 'I ' ' -1- i 1 i Hi- 1-'ln'- - 1 Q - il 1 i' i 96 - I'U'I 1 T- un. 1 r- new Q'- ' f K Q! x pt Z 't f x N x Xf Anita Iverson tsittingl, Geri Pacheco, and Frances Pearsu ll - Secretaries 21 GUIDANCE A 1 All 2 yn, V ,, E ' --i., Edward Coffey, Director K Gigi V' 1 'N KD dthl6CI'l Ahefll Marianne Brown Lhgggfb Outlook Q 4 f 'P r Q ' Q .... w G, Q , M 66 ' R IM some TO SEE ,ijt 221, Q W 1 55, 'XL H 'S . ,v WWGEB -if U fdf ' gl 'Qi h ,.n n n 9 1 -ily QR GQ E G? YB, nf ,, I 1 fukin! annul X ,... Anim? 3 Q QP I E fi 5 .2 s a W Ns- -.-1 ard McFadd , 1 .,. n . x, 'fx 51 I es Kissell ,J ., X 4,31-1 1. Fislililnii, Dc-pl. Ileaul lfrcdz-rick Tri-sc-lc-r jolin Kenny Richard Payne Katherine Kral Lawrence Hawkins Qa.XN SX X XM I!! 4- 74 ' Maurice Daly 4 'V ik 2 Arthur Barker nys A3 ,l- '01 'hz 1 ,-. 1. Paula Fay. 2. Catherine Hammel. l' 3. jim Lewis and Maureen Plathe. 2 Pain 17' -1- 9- ?gg.'s 'fgrznr 2'- , A Q cv 3 .. Q , Alum lfckimlucl Curtin Cllum- james Wkilker v V. 1 'fl' l , m 2 1. Janice Pierce and jennifer Doyle. 2. Cindy Booth. 3. Ann Mosychuk. .1- - E Eli 1 Carol Ziemian f Digi ' 'if .ixi Ad. 3 fl ,.,, ' M. I Donna Bowman Christopher Pe-rille Q5 M -19 Robert Miles Virginia johnson , 197' 4'1 W 'W' 't '5?ff f I nm 2 I 1. Scott Weldon. 2. Steve Manning 27 Cvorgv K1-luxe, Dept. llc-url. Carmen Gallo a J'- 'fn 2 0, I D V ,'fiP!..!','1! 9l.l , ':1f 0.-,lg 'l Fav u 'i 'lr ll nw Shauna Craig, Carole Bar- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' f Fl .Ll tl Nlullx r Holme-rt Lynch rett, and Loretta Campbell. Plnlip l'llI'l'lIll.,lOll , i7 1 me 1 . 'e n ,vi 4 fl NSI' X... Lil 'fl al ff 28 ..: lm all Maurice Hurley Shiela Feeney Q, ,Q '., - Q, '43 3' , 41 5 T 2 r r , I i Walter Scales Frank Goldberg 'f r:.. M v 4 V 5 n 1 l l l r f lm: Et' ls. A u V james Baker 1 l , 5, , N l ,Mag x I 4 I Patricia M ullin Linda Ayoub. Maryailllw Placentino ,fx , f I R Donald SlllllYLiI1 ,I , A 1 . I .1' manntfmnuu' W I V l I Z ! :Mr pwggv.,-zpw' ' Y' M w 4, .,fan.4,g,,,, ,Vg 29 Y' 0 ,Q-I S C I E N C E Paul Quartronmni, Dept. Head Andrew Corcorcar if X441 4 4 2.2 f ,l 'gg- I Q no , Q . 'Q , . ijp ir. C I' ii'Y,? 'W Y '?.f4'AlL, -1,- ,,0 nv 1 I ' 1 4 Ken Larson and Steve Manning. In 1 Josephine VVasserman Lester Smith I 3? a X 1 A A 1 i I i .. A. I Paul Kelly joseph LaPointe -F 5 3 I ' ,u .. i -J 4- i N J, .A 1 - 1 ' - In L Lornie Bullerwell Edward Brady ,, 'N I 30 v L Q 'na wif We 0 31 IES ST L I S C ' 433 an 'I .1 l' A A 1. Peggy Farrell and Susan Con- nelly. 2. jeff Harding, Donna Kaliler, Lynne Gilmore, and Steve Con- nolly. William Browne, Dept. Head .-,, 1 i. 1 Martin Walsh he ly 2 Allen Smith ij 1 v 1 ' 1 1 Steven Ciainlmnco Clare Deraney William Gustafson 732 4 , -'Ki Michael Marram 1 .X ,.Y,,f: Aretta Kotalis 'tb Lf'i'5T3,g,gy-'h W -du..A,I m,.,,,,, -. -lv' jean Ashe H 1:12 fi! joan She-ehy Donald Parr Clmrlcs BQ-ckcr 1 0 ..f 1. Al Smith and joe Crisafulli 2. Tommy Curley and Lisa Lang. XY b 38 cn LT-I .J V14 Lil DQ Hes- SIOH Andrea MJQNAN1 jane Monahan Marv Necdhxm Rich Suzanne Healy james Messina -av' f' 543. :N fq ff ' H1.'ff'l Nancy Bradley Robert Ouellette t 1 X 2 Maureen Coulson ut- WI, J 1 .1 1 E 3 1. Bill Neilan and Al OiToole. 2. Ann Sweeney. 3. Mark Massey, Mike Skehill, and joe Sullivan. 35 A Km-:meth Tourney, 1. Steve Connolly. l i 'll E 2. Rosie Massimi, Q '90 121' 11 Eileen Hickey Charles Quale Carol Zartman Denms Young ' 1 . . john Howard ,l .Ju y, ff' f rv qv ' 4- 2 I N. f 1 1' lx ' f MUSIC Mary Lee O'Brien 1 , jaine-5 Ciurleo, Dept. Head john Faucett rv' i Q B - 3' Z 4, 0 , Pat Senecal and Beth Mattingly. Vicki Chu and Bill Tisdale. i rss ' I Y Patricia McNally, Dept. Jeanne Sm U LTJ Ed 9 L I I I I Elizabeth Locke .Q M ,, vu.. vilrri Y-. 'H 1. Laura Thompson. 2. joe Vito and Al Cogliano A-1-f ? !f 1 'P' if I I. Ref' 2 X - ' :JV , ., X is '+-if X I 1 n 'mi- X 2 f W 39 INDUSTRIAL ARTS J V Steven Dewar james Dellot Rich Merlino. 4 I 'Q x kenneth Hayes xc Lawrence Bales Working hands. Scott Turner 1 to ' Robert Rosati, Dept. Head f' ff. in a I -f ,I i V f il f David Haluska Lawrence Bales and Tom Dayie. Q, vm. .nr lim Dellot, Danny Buchanon, Rob Flint, Al Royer, joe Conforto, Stanley Packard, and john McCarthy. Mike M aher. Z.,-4 .......... Zhi, A U . 41 EU mi D-Jil l L ' , V. ar , ,-'A-r. 1. Bruce McIntosh. 2. Al O'Toole, Bob Dockham, and joe Sullivan. 42 5 x. '1 ' ,nn BWI 'Ng -5 A,,..f- 7 . I' 'in -SHA bl -N X -M , Y Gerald Varnum are C Elizabeth Duval . .. . ,IWIY Y '9 1 'QU Ronald Ricci I .L Mnrgc-ry Holman GQOHTCY Leary Robert Carroll, Dept. Head 0311 Horan -,gn if S ,Q V ugly, :J f , , 59 lu ,nf 1 V' 3, f,,. M az., 34 'Q' ! '- Q iv Q . Az' 5 ' f M. is . k 1 m, -We-if 1. Barbara Parreault. 2. Steve Murphy and Mike Crella. 3. john Carney and Pat Foran. 3 9 2 1. Victor Calleota and Terri Kreger, teachc-r's aide. 2. Mrs. Nadel and Chuck Harland. 3. Leslie C lsack. Q Linda Eardley 1 Mary Aversa 'Q .'v.l,' U UN ,fi O as a.. vo.. '- 4' ' 'aio ,' L. . .., 1, ! ',-'v Ole. 4 '3 E N-s,- 4 8 1 l 1 l l l if i' 0 10 Btu N Y. QW' -40' . Ieri Nadel joseph Castellano 4-L.. Y '-9' -yli .-Wa. 1 2 E l I I Annette Cole 4 1 l J i l 5 Deborah Goebel I 7'6- E X P an ,,-1 3 4-.1 I A 1 1. Ann Botaish. 2, Rick Inge-mi, Bill Mutz, Peg gy Burgess, and Mrs. Cole. 3. Barbara McMannis. 8 45 1 P Sheila Tlioinas 1 Lilmruriun Hose Leone - Secretary I fi X X v X wana Qi 1. Bill Spicer. 2. Dan Gillis. hd' Jn-I' cn LT-I cn SZ E Lu Ho E53 jfs: .UU 1 ,. H... 1. Front row: Maureen Meade, Dolores Hickey, and Carole Dono- van. Back row: Mary Pnenald, Irene Becker, Mary VValonis, and Mary Power. 2. joe fShadJ Araby. 3. john Maida, Mario Rampino, Bruce Whittemore, joe Feely, Lenny Oldham, john NVagner, Marty Morgan, and joe Aralny. 1 ' 4 if ' 1 Z' iQ' f Q 0 4.-Qi' Ni. SENIGRS In Memory of DENISE SAWAN 1964-1978 Only a child, so young and pretty. Only a child, so smart and witty. Only a child, always learning and living. Only a child, always loving and giving. Only a child, whom we'll always love. Only a child, who,ll always shine above. Only a child, whom we,ll always treasure. Only a child, who was always a pleasure. Only a child, whom we,ll always miss. Only a child, our young little miss. Nancy A. Sawan 'QQ xv,5 xv, U. '-1 R-ff' f' I . D , lty I- I. ,f I X 1 gr ,' fc ' A' 2 4-v i I r xx Quia 11 . WA if ke! ,Q G, . 1 B ' f , ' , ll, ' eg 1 as 1 'P Q f I 3 -, he . A A Iv??5'Q f we v A is T Vskiifl all I- 'K' X ' I T aw it ' we f 14' fs , fl f I . nd ,Nl fa, 1 CLASS OFFICERS The positions of Class officers for the class of 1982 have re- quired plenty of hard work. These olfieers strived to make their class number one. The only officers that changed over the four years were class secre- tary and treasurer. Freshman and sophomore year, Gail Cuzelian held the position of secretary and Bill Coomhs. treasurer. junior year the posi- tion of treasurer was held hy Tim Murphy. Holding the office of secretary on junior and senior years was Kolleen Rahilly. Ken Megnia served as treasurer dur- ing senior year. For the entire four years at D. HS. the offices of president was held by Maura Doherty and viee-president, Karen LaVita. ,U . 1, 15.5. 3 1 'Q Zi Mi Xl ff ..:I' ' . - fl A '- IM I n I 1. President Maura Doherty and jean Brophy organize the calen- dar drive. 2. The junior year homeroom reps. - Front row: Andrea Mac- Nabh, Kathy Knight, Patty DeSario, and Linda Ayouh. Back row: Tina Ober, Michelle Guidohoni, Barb Bollas, Ann Sweeney, and Eileen Hession. 3. The sophomore year homeroom reps. - Front row: Kathy Knight, Andrea MacNahh, Tina Ober, Linda Ayouh, and Michele Tiernan. Back row: Lisa Lang, Cathy Noone, judy Benson, Patty Coen, Barbara Archer, Denise Brymer, Kolleen Rahilly, Michelle Cuidohoni, and advisor Brian Vallely. ? W vu! 2 KEVIN ABBU'IvI' uAbsn CINA T. AGRICOLA Gina S Seen around Winfield St. with Pe- Smiling and happyn . . . known ' .X 5 ter, Greg. Bill, Kevin, john, and for ribbons and braids seen , I Lisa . . . on to work. with Martha. Emma, and buddies Donny Randall' xx' xg . . . cheering . . , forever Rich . . . s 'Wi N th... .,,, . 4!l1f80 . . . remember alwaysf, 'Q-'V BETH ALBRECHT K'Beth Seen withjim . . . N.H. . , . moun- tains, parties , . . Turn the Page' . . . IOXZBX79 t'Quinobin artist. IOSEPH AMES ..J0e.. Seen with Murph, joe, Scooter, and Franny . . . prizes the bathing caps and goggles . . . football 422 . . . on to college. .4 '. A lQ...,, cr' ALICE ANDERSON 'kAliceH MICHAEL ANDREWS Mike NVeekend of May 15, 1981 Uka Baby seen with Pat, Maura, and Linda blizzard . . . 711-1179 . . , prizes friends and lainily prizes Bandit and Monte Carlo , . . can be seen with Karen! . . . on to trade school. 3' 'F '5 ,1'f1 7:'f' .l e v M- X uf -.1 ,N 2 .'.' 5. Q I EDYVABIJ ANNATUNE PHILIP ANTOCNEFFFI ., tid 4'Phi1 ' Seen around Oakdale . . . likes to Seen at Memorial . . . likes hockey 'Q party . . . planning on going out to and softball . . . on to college. work. zJ'T+r,, - H5 ,titty ., . I -1, . gf,.f T wtf- f f' f- 1 1359 L 'ur 5 I 0? 0' qi .. .Q I. Phil wik. ' ' A VINCENT j. ANTONUCCIO Che-nzo Disgrunted by particular narrow- minded authority . . . found down the manor with the boys D'Angelos . . . K.T. . . . Kinks . . . peeved by S.M, P cf, , -, f, I 'A+ s . STEVE ARENA JOHN EDWARD ARIES i'Steve,' john Seen with joe . . . loves Cape, wa- Seen with Paul, jim. Ed, Rick, and ter skiing, and fishing . . . peeved by work and AM . . . on to college. fi' '1 7' CAROLE M. BARRETI' Carole', Seen with the girls . . . D.I. awards ... prizes R.O.I. ... mouth ... Cape Cod . . . the beach . . . taking the big guys ... 6fI!8I ... on to college. Scott . . . prizes a 70 Buick Elec- tra . . . on to college. ELIZABETH M. BARRY Betsy', 3!20!8I . . . prizes sunshine. snow, and long weekends Lands- downe Street . . . Hendrix . . . 2! 19!81. . 4 LINDA AYOUB Linda Seen with Kathy, Shauna, Bar- bara, and jeanne NAAJ chorale . . . color guard . . . Spe- cial Edition . , . drama club . . . Quebec '80 . . . on to college. l BARBARA ARCHER i'Barb Colorguard 1980 . . , Powder PUHA ... NAAI ... parties in H.P. ... seen with Linda, K.D., Chic Broph, and Chicki on to school. .I LORI BARON A'Baron Seen with Log down the old road 3130180 St. Patricks Day '81 . .. Ral nhies Roadersll . .. Baron Neglell Seglunal on to school. if 'r -......-ai4,ll I jim Lester. 55 film Ovi -QELQ 'QQ ANDREW' BEAHISTU MARK BECCAN IUDITH LEE BENSON GREGGOHY BERUBE i'Andv Mark Bndah Greg 1 Seen down the Manor with the Cape Cod '81 Geoff 9!10f79 Seen at NVinfield waiting for boys. Powder Puff' . . . L.H.F.C. . . . Mr. Mojo, Risen. peeved by W. girls HMiss Chorale . . . seen with the girls ... uvetten .. . B105 .. . college. IL -. ,, i +4 L Powder Puifaifl . . , seen down the Manor with the boys . . . Chicora ... Cabin 9591 ... jim Liberty. -ff 0- .M 4:5 Ewa. BRIAN BLACK MARGARET A. BLACK KIM M. BLAISDELL ALISON A. BLISS 'iHemo Marggie,' A'Kimmy', Alu Fonnml ont on the Meonrsei' . . . Prizes family and friends . . . 6!26f81 memoriesofMaine . . . Prizes sewing machine sum- peevc-cl by LTD's and trackies' young, wild, and free .. . Powder first lifeguard chair . . . prizes fami- mer of '78 Bermuda '81 egos . . . 9!2l!H0 . . . se-en with the Pull . . . Maine '81 . . . health, ly and friends . . . loves jokes and 2!14l80 . . . on to college. be-ur . , on to college. weiiltli, and happiness to the class animals . . . onto business . . . . ol' 742. Bruce Springsteen. 56 4 , 7 U 4 STEVE BEVILACQUA Bevs Hoondogl .. . prizes slcilly VT .ls - x WP-,F CAROLYN ANNE BLIZARD PAUL BOHMILLER Carolynv Bah', Cilly gilly land . . . Whats the 4!16f81 . . . the fearsome five . . . time? peeved by curfew indoor track '80, '82? Peas,' 1'm so confused! . . . decisions, de- . . . Maxwell . . . peeved by cross cisions . . . dreams . . . Barb, Nan- country . . , prizes t-shirt collec- cy, and Liz Cape soccer tion 1986. , . . architecture. , fb. l l i l BARBARA S. BOLLAS PATRICIA BONCEK ' Y Barb', Tricia Q Cape 81 .. . 8!2l81 . . . B105 .. . 1t's been realm . . . found in East ' joe Beach . . . prizes 450 SL,S . . . Dedham . . . snow bound . . . 10! , summers . . . peeved by W. girls 5!80 . . . reach for the stars . . . 11! Q . . . gilly land . . . the girls . . . 10!80 . . . on the rocks . , . D.E. I Budah . . . Rainbow . . . Doors . . . ' Powder Puff . . . college. l I l I 3, 7 1 l l SUSAN BOONE CYNTHIA BOOTH Susan Cindy Always seen with Susan . . . udou- Hated to be called Cynthia . . . en- ble trouble . . . on 3!17!80 . . .just joyed art courses and Cparties . . . glad to be out of here. quiet and self-possesse , but full of surprises. N1 ls U 'WAN 'a f 'Y' SLI' Srlllfxllf lifllilllll BUTAISH BRIAN BUVVIJCH Hori.llii Anii 'iBrian Seen tlown the Manor with the Seen with Slmuna and Mark Peevecl hy school ., enjoys t lioys , , Elxis Costello . . . upunip Jlfoftil , . . prizes lrienclsantl lliniily Cape and parties , . . Doors, it np Hcalxin , . , Chit-ora . . . on to tratlc school, A . . mlfoclay is the first day ol tlie- rest ol our lives. A -WW W 1.4 A 'Q X4 T P H, Q., QN I' LINDA j. BRAUER HLindan he Prizes gold and her little blue car . . , Mickey Mouse Patrol . . . ROI . . . summer of '80 . . . Faraway Eyes it's uthemn air- porting. 'N-1 wr! IEANNE M, BRUPHY RAYMOND BRONVN YVILLIAM BHUNVNE DANIEL BUCHANAN i'Broph A'Ray 'iBill Bukes', jump Bat-lil , . . Mother Nature Prizes his cacophonous saxophone B.C. games . . . Bermuda . . . Led . . . Bruce and Butch, heach . , , on . . . peeved hy Mpatins a disco . . . Zeppelin. the road . . . Maine, photography, summer of '81 . , . B.C, Football Lines. recortl collection. writing, , . . on to college. parties. and friends . . . college. 'F L., ah Q Pe ter Unclh, jane Monahan, and Bob ,,..., MARGARET ANN, BURGESS Peggy Seen with Rich, Bev, Scott, Tricia, and Laura , . . prizes her dog Heidi . . . The Who . . . future veter- inarian technician . . . I made itlll. if C: f i ., .fs K ROLAND BURKE Roland,' I hel ed the hockey, football, and baselgalls teams . . . I was the man- ager. Q 2 CARY BUTTLAR ..CaW,, Prizes his car, motorcycle, and friends . . . remember the parties . . . Providence, RIN . . . on to work . . . finally free. 4-A CHERIE CABANA Cherie Seen with Nancy, Gina, and Dar- lene and the gang always thrilled about anew beau . . . loves parties and weekends. Ik-. KATHERINE CALARESE Kathie, Prizes sunshine, snow, and good friends 2f19f81 Bermuda ...punk out . . . Blue Hills ...on to secretarial school. LORETTA CAMPBELL UEUZHH Summers Le rechauns laughing . . . mad clliving . . . Mil- for . . . grapes . . . dancing . . . Phillie . . . California beaches . . . Powder Puff . . . medical . , . col- lege . . . prizes money and friends. BBW' NANCY CAPONE Nancy,' Seen with Greg, Cherie, and the gang swim team Aug. 22 . . . loves parties and weekends. David Moore 5. ANN MARIE CARBERRY Ann Marie Treasures friendship, love and her car . . . seen with Mary, Nora, Di- anne. and acquaintences pet peeve - Mondays . . . hopefully on to college. 2 'Q 1oHN1. CARNEY lager Seen with Mary, Pat, Becky, Rick, judy, jean, and joe . . . likes par- ties, dancing. movies, and the Martial Arts. o LINDA C. CASADUNTE INIAHCUIHKITE CASU HIAIIIKIQIU Margie Seen with john and Hose . . . II! Soccer . . , seen with I,.D.M. . 27780 . . prizes weekends and prizes weekends, working beaches on to work after to college. graduation if 4, . yr I , 1 , 1 . s....I .7,s,i'4,jj QQ fx if. 1 jUSEPII CATALANO 'Cath Seen with jim, jean and the stair- way gang .., prizes great weekends and Duster home car washes . . . on to college. Rn. 8 VICKI CHU Chic-ki Vu Powder Puff, yearbook, student council . . . native New Yorker . , . loves partying . . . Ferragamo, 9X 79f81 ... ... Kashmu ... seen with the ugangn . . . on to col- ege. -2 45 ... 3 ' x v TIMOTHY CHARLAND Timmy 'f 4, in-in-I 0 BRIAN CIBOTTI Brian Lynyrd Skynyrd Tuesday's Cone. 1 'Whar- NICHOLAS T. CIBO'I'I'I Nic-kyn Seen down the Manor with the boys ,.. I.L.L.D. ... 6f2!82 ... Lynyrd Skynyrd peeved by S.M,'s, school lunch, and no tap- ping, CYNTHIA R. CIMENO Cindy Always with Susan, Laurie, Patti, Shauna, and Maura 7!23!79 . . . Love ya Martin . . . 10!7!81 . . . Quebec California elves remember the wicked good times. bil l f z If 1-A PAUL CIVITA Paul Q- I SUZAN NE CIVITA Suzanne Prizes his Camaro . . . seen in Seen with Bobby . . . Coke adds Riverdale . . . always cmising. life . . . 3!21!79' . . . on to work. 3? fl slug ,- 1. Linda McCarthy. Li-J' 'Vx I 'C' '- 490 1 I ANN CIVITARESE Ann Seen with Karen, Paula, and Steve ... Paul . , . 6f1f80 . . . peeved by cliques ,. . prizes summers . . . Zeppelin . . , on to work. KIMBERLY CLAUSEN 'LKim Prizes family, good friends. and skiing . . . it's them . . . known for locker ... 94414 fish, track ... R,O.I. ... 5!24!81 ... C.C.'s ... airporting . . . on to college. if -K ALBERT COCLIANO ..Al,. Seen with Steve Lane and Paul . . . enjoys working and life . . . future looks very good. l FRANCIS COLLINS Fran Seen with Mopey, Murph, joe, Dr., Cons, and Wilber . , . prizes the blue boat, beach, hoop, and weekends . . . on to college. SUSAN CODY Susan'l Alwavs seen with Susan - Double Trouble 3117180 Punky . . . out of here. IOSEPH CONFORTO prizes PATRICIA CORN l'Patty Seen with the girls at Showcase . . . um-l9 8!5fSl . .. 9f225-26f?il prizes family. weekends, and L'Blaek Bomber ueyesn l'Florida . . . on to college. 'QQ 4.5 BARBARA JEAN CONNEELY MVHOU L'Barbara jean Sweet Home Down the Manorn Prizeslittle Don, summer, parties, . . . remember the cabin parties and meetingnew people . . , 1I!22! . . . CCC-see you later. 80 , . , peeved by two-faced people , . , 6f22f79 . . . hopes to live free and be happy. 61 nc ' ' 1 '.. 1, if 1' is A ul .--. Q -ot' 14 62 DANIEL CONNELL 'iDaliny .', 4 5' 3' .4 X vu- I -W- 'rf r SUSAN M. CONNELLY Wm 'r ig. STEPHEN CONNOLLY 'iSue i'Cons Always with Cindy. Laurie, Patty, Zed . . , 12f26f80 . . . weekends Maura, and Shauna . . . remem- . . . peeved by the Dog . . . Un- hers Quebec . , . 1!30!81 . . . 10! cle . . . Celts . . . take it as it comes. 7180 . . . Calihmrnia . . . Elves . . . 7 . . . prizes friends and memo- ries . . . on to college. 'Jngr THAI' I jU11N CQ. CIOUCHLIN Ujmnly fl. See-cl Bama seen with H. llros. A.l'.'l'.P. found at lJ,C.H. or Alabama mrizes l'f'pp4-riclge-Farm Colclliisli .. . 109 . , , on to milf-gt-. RICHARD COUTTS 'iRic-hard Sec-n at CH. with CCCMMVVD and clubs pceved by stupid :managers . . . prizes his Mustang . . , wrestling 104 . .. on to college. 41 x hgh WILLIAM COOMBS Billy Seen with B. brothers and Arthur . . . s Jace mobile . . . 6!18!79 . , . foundl at D.C.H. peeved by socks and Mondays . . . 110 . . . on to college. - T 'i.. ROBERT COSTELLO Bob Seen down the road with the boys . . . Vermont '81 with Greg, Red, and Robert . . , Hockey 3,4. 'Q as 6- SHAUNA A, CRAIG i'Shauna Barb, Ann, Sue, Linda, and Cindy, summer of'81 . . . My Fanclub . . . 4!15!80 MFA school col- orguard '80 . . . on to art school. JOSEPH CRISAFULLI ..J0e,, Enjoys the beach and the Doors . . . plans to go to college and see the world. A DIANA CROWELL ..Di., Seen with Anne and Carla prizes family, friends, and sum- mers at the Cape . . . Canada '81 . . . gymnastics . . . on to college. nifty 12 f.,.-. ,im 7,7 2. ANN MARIE CROWLEY Ann Marie The halls of Dedham High will long remember Ann for her friend- ly and cheerful Hin to everyone. Good-Luckl' Ann. bb JEAN D'ADD1ECO ujeanv Seen with the stairway clan prizes green elephant, Hershey's 'ss, and friends . . . 5f4-5f81 , . . music says it alll! . . . on to college. Diane Piccirilli. par? REBECCA LYNNE DAKE Becky Stairway clann L.H.S. Con- cert Chorale . . . green m6zm's . . . S. Stompers fill Y.P.C. Sl , Asbury . . . training . . . Cod Bless! 2 I I 1 WALTER CROWLEY qi I' THOMAS E. CURLEY VVally,' Tom Found at Woolworth . . . enjoys L'How ya doin? '.,. always smiling those parties . . . prizes his boat . . , never serious . . . prizes Cana- . . . Rush . . . 5!23!81 . . . the da ski trip and beach parties .. . Doors NewFound Lake, New 'The Boss the Doorsu Hampshires best kept secret. Tahitian, yes? . . . T,M.U. 471 DIANE DALEY ..Di,. Seen with Ruthanne, Moe, Con- nie, and Kay . . . Time to face the real worldl on to school loves Eddie Babbitt. 2 are MARY DAVIS KBD Seen with Tammy, jenny, and the rest of the Drama Club . . . prizes parties, N.H., and Rocky Horror. 4-4401? 4 if 45' THOMAS DAYIE '4Tom H Enjoys weekends and parties . . . peeved by the Dogn . . . 9!2lf81 Lynyrd Skynyrd on to trade school. 63 Q . ,,, Y 5' 4 LORI DECOLA i'Lo Manorgirl . . . P.P.C-fs , . , prizes laniilv and friends , . . peeved by baclistabbers and cliques 4- ever with Nick , , . 6f16!78, 4!16!81 . .. Saturday Night Special . ,. Calilornia, ' .P ItICllAltIJlJl'1P.-Xltl lik-liardw A-1 VINCENT DELMONACO Viliiiy Seen with Roh, Keefa, and Rory . . . enjoys weekends, sports, and parties . . . UT . . . on to a better future. -ll , 5 ,l ' l B 1 MARK DEMPSEY Demps,' Seen down the park with the Riverdale boys , . , wrestling 3.4 . . . future plans undecided. S.. hiv . X 1 i t '!. I SUZANNE C. DERBA Sue-Derbsu Seen with the girls in the Black Bomber . . . Showcase . .. Nangs ... WIHXSI .., 9f25-26551 ... pm-eved by preps prizes weekends with M.L. . . , on to col- lege. PA'ITY A. DE SARIO ..Patty,. Seen with Laurie, Maura, Sue, Kathy, Cindy, and Karen Quebec, football, and Val's office . . . prizes her brother . . . lf9!81 . . 'i85 . . . to secretarial school. -33. N':L-Nl I ah- TOM DENTREMONT Tom Seen down Riverdale Park . . . on to college. 355. STEVEN DEUTSCH Tommy The Road . . . peeved by crowds . . . Bermuda 2 time vet . . . camp- ing . . . the cottage . . . black bird . . . Cooper. f. fzaerf . q., T-1' rr-'A - hx ilk -'Q -i x ik I' JOHN DISHER LOUIS DISTASI ROBERT DOCKHAM john Lou 'The Doctor OH to the Marine Corps this june Seen with johnny, john, and Kev Seen in the Auto shop . . . loves . . . likes sports . . . will miss . . . prizes my guitar . . . peeved by joEllen and Cape Cod. school. Disco . . . Rock-n-Roll. Q STEPHEN DONOVAN Dun-Dun Seen at the pipes prizes the pu le Bomber and Boo-Boo Zegl. . . the pear . . . on to college. O-1 'ffm- if 1 4. KATHLEEN T. DOOLEY Dooles Seen with - Broph, Paula, Kathish, Linda, and Little B . . . on the re- bound . . . do lines madlyl . . . Z's for supper . . . stay free. ,I -. ' ra' IENNIFER L. DOYLE jennifer Gimme a break . . . prizes soft- ball letter . . . peeved by Mondays and term papers , . . looks forward to graduation . . . on to college. fig NORA DRISCOLL Nora Seen with Diane, Anne, and Rick at the stairwell . . . remember the Ground Round and Crantls troops. --nur' KAREN DORRWAC HTER UKaren', Seen with Lisa, Steven, and jolly . . . 5f31!81 , . . slinky SF. and the M.D. 3f20f8l . . . Fantastic . , . England . . . on to film making. .4-.,, LQ ,. 3 MAURA JEAN DOHERTY MMaura Seen with Moe, P.D., K.K., K.L., SC., C.C., and P. Kramer ... Heart ofCold . . . Thanx Val . . . uWE'RE FUN! . . . Carspl . . . Trea- sures love and memories. LISA A. DORSHEIMER HDorsh', Seen with Dave . . . it's uthemn . . . 4!23!81 . . . airporting and swing- ing ... the rock ... 5!29!81 ... M.M.P. sports golden glove . . . D.C.T. . .. on to col- lege. flag I 4+ IPB N J A Qs: 22 joan Parker KAREN DUFFY TODD DULL uKaren Todd Seen with Joyce, Aileen, Carol, Seen with the Riverdale boys UTP and Suzanne . . , loves summer . . . prizes Pro Football . . . off to and the beach . . . Bob . . . ladies' work. night . . . always late . . . plans to travel. ,xr '-tes' ,lf 71 qv' 1 CIHERYL DUNCAN BRIAN DUNDON ROBERT ERASMI MARY L. FAHERTY K'Che i'Brian Raz Mary Seen with Luna down the Manor On the wrestling team seen Seen around with Keefa, Rory, and Seen with the girls in the Black . , . 101-HSC! . . . prizes family, with friends at community . . . Vinzo . . . enjoys sports, parties Bomber . . . prizes family, friends, friends, and roller skating . . . ore found on the Cape in April . . . on and the beach . . . number four . . . and memories . . . Nobles . . . 421 kugs . . . peeved hy heing late . . . to college. I tried . . . on to college. Fish and gymnastics . . . live, love, on to who knows? and laugh . . . college. 56 W ' 1 un MARGARET T. FARRELL PAHJLAIITZAY N gn. Peg y au a 4 Prizes sleep and Rig Exmilies . . . Prizes Twinkie Mobile . . . 774181 Cheez-its, yes? . .. for 4 no doubt ... D.L.M. ... 35 B.A.W. ... ... F.C. and S.C. ... 2559! ... on seen at Baybank ... treasures X to College, friendships . . peeveguby slow as Xp I., people what party. DAVID FEYLER David Seen with Alex, Bob, and Bill . . . works at Roche Bros. . . . likes bas- ketball . . . very forgetful. 451-what ,lma- BARBARA FINDLEN PAUL ANTHONY FIOLA FRANCIS FITZGERALD Barb 4'Paul Frey Though my lack of education Seen with john, Scott, and Iim . . . Seen in the vets projects . . . East hasn't hurt me none, Ican read the WCOZ . . . prizes his floor plans Dedham with the pro'ect boys . . . writing on the wall. and tools . . . on to the U.S. Navy ' prizes rock-n-roll anzf wrestling. . . . 1982. W . THERESA MARIE FLAHERTY 'Terriu Prizes family and friends . . . l2f2-41 80 travel, photography, and design . . . NYC . . . the arts . . . 1LB N.P. go for it. BARBARA FOGG ROSS A. FONTANA PATRICK FORAN Flo 4'Ross Pat Ilive my life the way that I choose, Seen sometimes with trackies . . . Frogs do it better . . . Chorale , . . I'm satisfied, nothin' to lose likes the Doors and Pat Benatar art . .. flowers say it all . . . where Flotacia . . . on to Culliver's Is- . . . j.D.M. lives on . . . on to col- will I run from here? land. lege. Us CHERYL FORTUNA Cheryl I need someone to love me the whole day through july 4th 2 tickets to Paradise' Old Roady' and the Manorf, 67 3 , ,.f 3 it ls 'i 1?,,, 5' 1 1 , 1' r J 2, t' LINDA -IOANNIQ FliANVl,lfY Frawls Hi kitlsli '... 32 , . . lioop. soeeer, ancl F,lC. . . , prizes lier sportx antl dogs , . . Dicliinongoo , . , peanut buttereraekersqltli periocl . . . seen clown tlie gyni . . . college. i vi.-vi fig.--ev JOSEPH A. FRAZllill IH. A'Smokin' joei' Seen witli D.V. and tlie otliers . . . Sliaeler Stadium Club . , . Monday niglit madness . .. 9f29f80 ,. . 9! 21051 ,. , band . ,. football .. . on witli litk-. W 4274-'frifii' ' '- ' -L 'f'ff'1-jf ff- e,:.f: ., ,5 rl: .,A , -, 1. ' 1,51 5 ,-1 .if be ,I -- ,.,,, , .T I, .,,4,,,,4. ,1 ff x'3.45,f', V ' V ff '-z- .nn bww' JANET CATELY SELENA CEMELLI janet i'Selena UAFLIIIC Hur your limitations, and A'Live for today. for tomorrow may sure enough tliey're tlierei' , , . re- never come . . . Crystal . , . Man- member tlie Cape, jolin, Marion, or weekends . , . Beatles forever janine, Sue, Denise, and Nantuck- . . , Labor Day weekend 1980 , . . et . , , if love, let be. C,U.C. CIAlttJl,l'I jl'lANNlfi CLlCN'l'll,l'I j0HN CESWELL H Laroli- john Purple pow:-rl , , . 1-owboy boots Karate . .. drums ... career- to anrl igyriiiiaistivs if-lly bean be an airline meelianie for Air tolliloievei ',,, Lliaiiitllly l,:u'e , .. baby blm-x ,. Uxvillt' 61 ltosz-si' rkoinir-c-tioiis ... a liopt- lor tlie futuri- 15 tfanatla ancl to live in Nova Scotia. 1 4' W f V M, ,Vu ,., , V , . ,, 0 '1 ! -4 GK:- Af 1 CHERYL CAETANI Clit DIANE CATELY Diane Likes friends, beach, and parties . , . prizes keyboard . . , 10!2l!8l i . . Powder Puff, . . will work after graduation, Ann . . . rarely seen except at , . , remember Montreal , . . Rick . , , remember Ca we and Hamp- ton , . . on to Berkely. Mike Jerome. f-TI? ANN M. GILLIS Ann Seen with family and friends . . . Hawaii '80 . . . 7!2!80 . . . Powder Puff . . . on to college. I LYNNE MARIE CILMORE Marie? What d'ya say? . . . prizes sing- ing, sleeping, and being silly . . . seen with Iudy, Cindy, and Sherri . . . The EHectl . . . to be rich. KATHLEEN GRANT Kathy Seen with Ruthanne, Lynne, and Debs Creenlodge 7!4!81 . . . peeved by school . . . Mashpee . . . on to stewardess school. 1 DANIEL C-ILLIS Danny Seen with Rich, Bob, and joe . . . 10125180 Cal. Sl rizes pads and stereo . . . The Kinlis 1941 . . . on to school. ,, - Q P ina' K W BERNARD 1. CIRARD i'Bernie Seen down East Dedham T.S.T. with Pepo, Ed, john, Tony, and Paul . . . Mary 11!26!80 . . . rizes electrical contractor . . .A Bob, Seger. -Q.. f uae ' MICHAEL CREENWOOD i'Creenie Loves the Cape, Canada trips, and fine music . . . peeved by nothing . . . active in sports . . . on to col- lege. ii 9 -slalsori Megerdichian, Angela , f 505 4.3 KATHY CLEASON Kathy Seen with Kevin, Flo, Fran, joe, and Tony . . . 8fl-U81 Lynyrd Sky- nyrd i'Roll Gypsy Roll loves camping, family, and con- certs . . . Salisbury 24thf31st. ,lp ,sl , V f, Vescio and Mr. Pzgm I 2 J J IU DITH M. CORMAN Ujudyu 'V Uh-huh' '... seen down the Man- or with the girls . ,. F.F. . . . 7!-if 81 . .. prizes family, friends, and the M.C. , . . cheering . . . Powder Puff . . . college? 1 M 69 ' E Cuil tluxelinn, Kim KIIAIIISCII, and Brown. it 1' an ed 'fs A ' A ,xt ,, STEPHEN GHEENYVOOD Stephen .ass 4A 'Af' IV' JN .4--v y. N ff SUSAN CRODEN CONCHETTA E. PETER CUARDABASCIO 'Susann CUARDABASCIO Peter,' 418 Fish . . . P.P. and P.L.P.'s . . , i'Connie', Seen around the neighborhood . . . N.Y. A . . summer of '81 . . . 6f27f80 . . . seen with Dennis, peeved by Connie and early morn- peeved hy injuries . . . swim team Ruth, and Moe . . , prizes gratlua- ings . . . Springsteen . . . punk . , . highjump . . . on to college. tion . . . peeved hy twoextra years. rock, WBCN . . . into the Navy. te' ...'ur' MICHAEL CRELLA Crells Seen with friends the Doors . . . i'We,re Back. MICHELLE GUIDIBONI Guido Seen with the girls in the Black Bomber 11!8f80 prizes opal ring and memories . . . 9!25! 81 . . . Store24 . . . C.K. Night . .. to college. 0-:pie is 1 que-. 'Gig CLAII, D. CUZELIAN PATRICIA HACER X Gail V i'Patty C2 , . . orungec-rush . , . it s tl1e-in Don't t-all me Kilzyl li,O.l, The Flying Fish gymnastics prizes family, fri:-mls, antl liullet shoe-s . , , on to mllt-gf-. CATHRYN M. HAMMEL Cathy', Seen with Sue, Diane, and friends . . . The Bridge . . . Hey, listen . . . August 11. 1981 .. . prizes the Cape and friends . . . on to college. CAROLYN HARDINC Caz Seen at Showcase with crew, Di , and Man . . . Peter . . . 7!10!81 ... oo-cha-la ... 7!18!81 ... don't forget . . . peeved by the W. girls!! cum! Superfreak!! '53 JEFF HARDINC Leroux,' Prizes Capri, weekends, baseball, and basketball seen at Plaza with Steve and Scott on to Technical school. DONNA M. HART Donna', Kenny 6!27!81 . . . down the Man- or, F.F., Mac's follow your heart and nothing else it's a sunshine life for me. Q? 'ww IOHN HASENFUSS Hass Seen with Lisa and the kids from The Neighborhood . . . houseman forever . . . apples.', :Lf I Q 'fi N. M, 'T J 6, 1 Li 7, 'x .' .Z if 1 1, ' ' 15? . -K A A L1 .4 DIANE M. HARLAND SUSAN M, HARRINCTON GREGORY HARRIS i'Di i 'iSue Greg,' Seen with UCHZ, ' Marez, All smiles and fun ... future HDI Cath, Debs, and M's and M's . . . remember 2!14!81 . . . always . . . The Bus . . . the laughl' , . . loves weekends, going to Hing- Uadoptedn sisters weekends ham, and jonathan music . . . Snickers . . . Cape Cod . , , forever. M.S. ... S.M. ... loves Chipets. wild 5 W. ' 'Wk lf' ' we QQ... 'ix 499' ,, . uhm, '... ,, an . l led G an 'Q'n:A wif v .f M9910 71 'Woe ' Robert Ziino. 13 1... KATHY HEA LY Sarge Madness l2!25!80 ul wanna be Mikevs girln . . . prizes Bob Seger . . , on to where everl lv: ' 4'-'A-.. v ,til ,,T,,,,,,, 'K 5. ' I f PATRICIA HEMENWAY SCOTT K. HENAULT DAVE HENNESSY Patty A'Scott Hene Seen withieanne, Ann, Annette, Seen with Paul and Rich . . . on to Seen with Steve, Mike, and Rick Paula, an the gang . . . loves college hopes for success peeved by mornings, home- weekends and parties . . . 3f27!79- values can collection. work, and Fords . , . Bob Seger remember. . .. Stang on to work and travel. 3 Sir 4. QV L 1573. IAMES HICKEY uhm., Seen with joe, Pam, and friends . . . hates working on Sunday . . . class day at the beach . . . 5!22!81 . . . Cabot's . . . on to college. 12- xr af. IEFF HEEDER ...lego Career in Data Processing things cherished, the Doors and '73 Cutlas .. . Skill Center mad- ness. ' U91 1?-any EILEEN M. HESSION Eileen Good friends are golden It's theml . . . loves music and dance . . . Ceorgettel,' , . . devil-dog snatcher? 3!28!81 pink roses . . . on to college. f 7 Z f KATHLEEN MARIE HILCHEY Kathy I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterda , and I love to- day . . . cherishes skating, forever. 'CI' 41:55, if I 'ivy' CATHERINE HILL JAMES HOURIHAN PETER HOUSTON MICHELLE HOLMES uCathyn ulimv 'Petey' A107 best parties down the Seen with Bob, Tony, and Cathy End seen at the corner hey drops Dunlcies loves the beach and New Hamp- Canada ski trip . .. judas Priest shire . . . on to college - maybe. . . . Pinto Power. LIL? 1 7 MICHAEL HUMPHREY Humph Good times - A107 ... senior year seen with Jim and Brian . . . prizes B and Tl. . . . on to college. l RICARDO P. INGEMI umcky., Seen with Danny, Greg, Murph, and Kevin prizes skiing and Eoipg to concerts . . . hates study a s. f. W' I ,J DEBORAH ANN JACOBS Kid Seen with Hogs and the girls . . . prizes Hunchie and the car . . . 7!4! 79grodge . . . 20of9 . . . O.K. ... love . . . on to hairdressing school. f 'f , . J :.s A' if- ,- li QV' ' A Lf. A4 , fz,T9ff-27.5 f P., I if , V- ' ff-4: I T . gp 1 ,Alf wha ROBERT JENNER MICHAEL IEROME Bob uMelH Seen down C. F, tapping ... thrives for weekends . . . peeved by stupid rumors . . . no plans for the future . . . head for the moun- tains . . . Chic-ora. Scott McConagle. ffq r T V f' . A, A, .N ,Il':ANl'f'l'I'E ,IUNES ' t i MJ-I , S A Old road . . . treasures weekends V ' and good buddies . . . va can telln ,, I ,V . , . Born to be wiltl '. . . David 3539 3 1 4 f ap 5f1f80 . , . Canada 2181 , . . Powder ' Puff. .AR Ag Q w .1 l I, wi HoBEnTJoNEs i'Bobby IRD, . ia, , ' L 4. . .-ywW 5a' Ar 19' a-nhu,.,.. fwf3f - f -'-ilfbfx MICHAEL KACERCIS Mike The hunt ... gone surfin' . .. scu- ba roundabout yes, still tryin? ,. , New Hampshire snow, ice, and skiing college bound. DONNA M. KAHLER Donna Seen with the Oakdale kids Powder Puff defense . . . peeved by mellow people . . . prizes Dux- bury beach prizes long weekends and friends . . S.C. . . . vacations. nr. If NANCY lf. Krllllilfll CHRIS KALINOWSKI 'AN:liit'e4' Chris Seen with Barb, Liz, julie, and Seen withjim , . . working and fix- flarolyn . , . prizes trust and hon- ing my car . . , playingpool on Fri- csty '.,. weekends Iorever . Bob day nights . . , partying. Seger ... illfililllkllltlllly ... lid- ward Cregg . . , pet-ved by joe ll. 15 I MAUREEN KANE Moe Seen with Ruth, Moe, Diane, and Connie lives to skate Dunkin Donuts ... forever cousins . . . Superfreak . . . values friendship. RUTHANNE KANE Ruthanne Seen with Moe, Connie, and Di- ane . . . Forever Cousins . . . Pops Hurley . . . A fool will lose tomorrow reaching back on yesterday. 4 9t'tvx -if ' 'Iii 5 PAUL KEEFE IOHN KELLY KATHLEEN MARIE KELLY MARY KENNEY Keefa john Kath Muir Seen with Vin, Raz, and Rory . . . Seen with the doggies . . . peeved Seen with friends . . . prizes her Prizes family and friends , . . seen hates mornings and Mondaysl by Sunday afternoons . , .-67 V.W. license and Chevette . , . loves to with the girls . . , peeved hy Jreps, prizes the beach, Black Sabbath, .. . Shanty bound. travel , , . automotives . . . peeved waiting, and W.C. . . . field trips and weekends. by being called ma'am . .. on to , . . GF. . . . P,P, ffl . . . F.F. . . . college. my 420 . , . on to college. 115 7,'3'Q3 -9 ' ' 1..,,yf,,gvv,fg.g45fz Q, .gm 1 X 4 THOMAS KING SUSAN ELIZABETH CARY KNELL KATHLEEN M, KNIGHT 'Tomy' KINSELLA Cary A'K1ithy Seen on the football field and Poo Seen with Chris, Paul, and Creg Seen with Maura and Patty wrestling mat ... named the just walk with me and talk with ... camping ... 5!22!81 and HS. values friends . . . dreams- Heatf' men . . . 2f79C.P. . . . I0!31f80 . . . . . . friendly and humorous . . . on confused? . . . prizes license, sum- 7!23f81 . . . take care darlin' . . . ' to college., follow your heart and nothing else. 112. if TN THOMAS KOSIN LAURIE KOWALCZYK Tom Laurie,' Cozzl... dovsm the wall seen RD' Src' CC. M'D. an WO' mg at Homes glad 'ts ow. forever. 1-22-81, 10-28-81 Over' Prizes Kaz 59 , friends, memories, and The Coolie, mer nights, uLines,,' carnival, foot- ball, and announcements . . . BIV ... WERE FUNYV' Karen Lavita. if I .35 x A ' -3. -4 . tc t I 4 4 x A 75 I 1 I I 'I 3.4, ,. 1, ,As '34 i ' Q 5 X K STEVEN R. LAMEIRAS uSteve Seen with Al, Lane and Ed enjoys lifting and motorcross . . A Q? TAMMY LEE LANE 'lTami Prizes trip to Florida . . . California and jim forever . . . 10!12!79 . . . prizes car and hike future N.H. and the gang passed mechanic. hootcamp in Sgt, Hfs H.R. thanks DS. and j.I. 'vu LISA MARIE LANG Lisa Buffy ... friends .., food ... music peeved hy purple lims . , . connections . . . i'Reach forthe moon, but if you fall grasp a star . . . nursing. KENNETH LARSON UKenny Seen with D.K. and M.C. . . . likes hasehall, the Doors, and Spring- steen . . . sometimes seen with the trackies . . . off to college. 'Bw DIANE M. LAVITA 'lShorty,' Seen in Oakdale, Riverdale, and E.D. summer of 79H - Hampton Beach and the Mayor Hmrever . , . 3f22!80 . . . long live the Doors. figgs. mfg' , ,Z f, 4,1 KAREN LAVITA Karen Loves a nice smile . . . 1f12f80 . . . NVe've Cot Tonight . . , down the Park ... KRA ... football ... the V.P. . . . prizes the family . . . 7!7! 81. -1'-'xp Y JOHN LAROSA ujohni' Known as the Birdn . . . seen with joe, Gull, and Dave . . , 74619 . . . 7!16!81 . .. likes to party. CHRIS LAWSON Laila Seen with Baby, Alex, and Skunk prizes V2 is V.W. Sea and Ski . . . on to college for some serious rusting. - .- RAFFAE LE LE M BO Ralph Avellino, Italia 3117775 . .. H.I. Bayhank NCTC cruise Il Ducen Spring- steen, '80 . . . Montreal . . . on to school! 1 LAURA LENHARDT Laura Seen down the Manor trea- sures family, friends, weekends, and my sonu . . . S.P.S. . .. deci- sions .,. 7!14!79 ... G.F. on to college . . . Beatles forever. Cty ini .4 v 1 25 Q e n'. ' - JAMES M. LESTER slim.. Reverend Son Yong jymn prizes singing, chess, and Cod peeved b the Rev. Moon Good Luclg Class of '82. 1? I yi i ' iL'Tuw M Q XL'-E-' 'Il r' . 4. . ,YH zf gf! 5' lil' A f iff . JAMES P. LEWIS PATREZIO LIBERATORE LAURA LOCKE MAHYBETH LONCVAL Lewie Pat Laura UM. B. Did the bell ring yet? . . . Ber- The brown box . , . peeved by Seen down the Manor . . . cant Seen with the girls . . . prizes fun muda . . . the Road . . . Sea Gt Ski Hloopsn . . . ennuyeux . . . see you take this pressure . . . S.P.S. . . . in the sun, friends, and weekends . . . prizes house in Scituate, sum- at the Cate - prizes license . . . batmobile . . . . . . l'm so confused! . . , gymnas- mer, and parties . . . on to college. donde esta? . . . M.F.B. . . . Pow- tics . . . Powder Puff '82 . . . on to der Pull . . . C.F. . . . senior mad- college. ness. ln- 4 , is NORMA JEAN LONCVAL CATHY LUNA JOANNE LUNNEY Normal Looney,' Prizes family, friends, and Seen with Cheryl and Diane down Prizes Chipper 3!lf81, friends, slci weekends . . , seen with joe 4117! the Manor . , . summer of '79 . . . trips, Manor, and cabin parties . . . 81 . . . always oing crazy, HA! . . . rizes weekends, the Cape, and CFishJ C.U.C. . . . F.F. . . . gig- Powder Puff gefense. lliends . . . on to business. gling . , . Bermuda . , . on to col- lege. .gsm ANN M. LYON nScuz It's them . . . Mickey Mouse Pa- trol airporting peeved by red hair . . . prizes memories and bunny limo 82 R,O.I. and M.L. IHPM llV2f80, l 7 4 x 1 7 'nqggf' 25 'Y :X In-1 I. . '71 ? 236. i t KELLY A. LYONS UKQI.. Seen down the Manor trea- sures family, friends, and summers at Humarock . . . 7!6!81 . . . fake pretendn . . . GF .... i'Mae's . . , on to college. MAYANNE Mat-DONALD 'iMayanne Seen with the girls in the Black Bomher . . , P.C.A. . . . Curry '81 . . . majorettes . . , 9fI0 . , , prizes friends and memories Billy joel weekends summers . . . thanks HM. 61 P. . . . college, IOANNE MLACDUUCALL ..I0dy,, Loves family, friends, and crazy people! . . , Cape Breton Island . . . my home away from home . . . Powder Puff Defense ... Dreamer.', 11 I , L' ANDREA MARIE MLICNABB Andree Seen with Kim M., Cathy N., and them CPFC prizes family and friends Mac-'s white shoes . . . 424 fish . . . oh psychedl ...CCIC ...good Zoo... MB 45056 college. ...,A ,A C.. DAVID LYONS 'iDave Seen with Russ, Ralph, and Scott .,. the Who iifl and the Doors... prizes summer of ,81, B.H.L., and late night summer activities. vena DONNA L. MACKEY Donna Prizes family, friends, and good times . . . 4!23!64 . . . Maine , . . first life guard chair Powder Puff. PAULA MAFFEI Paula Lisa, Irma, Susie, and Bob Kathy K. ... summer of '81 ... D.H.A.D.S. weekends down the Cape . . . IALB . . . Rossi-D.C. 3m,t 1 ...... V 1 r I , - , 'nj ' Y if 'M A ANNE MAGUIRE MICHAEL MAHER DAVID MALEK PATRICK MALONEY Anna Marzol' Dave A'Herlc Seen down the Manor with the Seen at C.F. with friends . . . trea- guys . . . Kinks 4191 . . . lovesagood sures good memories 1,4555 Seen with the boys from soccer . . . V.C.C. '81 prizes soccer Seen down the Road prizes parties and weekends. . . . dad'st-Presents . . . summers at party and good friends . . . 45466. intensityll . . . The Svndromel , . . Cape Co . . . on to . . . Let the Cotta love itl . . . on to college. Good Times Roll. Norma Longval. si ,..,.f4o- ' 7 n . .Q N 1 n 1 STEPHEN E. MANNINC ' ' f, . , uStevev Seen with E.L., T.H., I.R., and S.Q., in Oakdale . . . with the boys ' f' ' - A from soccer peeved by pets and brownies . . . on to work and 4 school. 4 Q p 1 -1' A -gs ha , ! ' '3 'f,- '!.' '.o - , 1 -Q . mi, -. , 104' 1 . f 1 4 I , ,'.6'v.-f1- , . - .. 4 o u 5 '5 19 Y 1 Q sl, ,f., a ' ' '-.I n. 1' , 'A ,,n ..-A u Ll - - DQ I at D' , , . x .Ar - ,-,Vw 1 I fp. ,x' Ir, 'l ' tif AL a .P 3 STEPHEN MARINO N '-' ' f , 4. -0- .-gr--, A, f , 'N Q :ew AQ My I 'ZS Steve K ' , ' Y - Seen with Leslie, Paul, Gregg, and .A jf '10 Kids at Winfield .. . 8!20f79 .. . 'I 4 A ,,,,.,N Q, N,H. . . . lilies parties and sports , y S ' - j , , N I I I . ' . . . t . ' , - 'A P ' I . ' f' I on oco ege .J I 't.'l',4i,, .I je, 6 fi Alirjw , 4 f 7 ' - 1 'acts-V' Lift 1 'i in iff:- , 3 -11:17 'Y ' lflJNVAlllJ VV. MARSHALL ELLEN MARTIN BARBARA MARTINU JOE MASOTTA Eel ulillenu Barhs joe S6911 with Steve. Al. and Dave . . . lt takes me one day to live my life, Bring me down and hum me out Seen down the corner and Ziinols future prusoeeer clraltee . . . prizes he-cause one day is all I am given at , . . seen with Nancy, Liz, jules, Barn and Grill . . . The chromed i'Cape' and camping. a time. and Carolyn . . . Hoopie . . , gilly S.S. . . . K. Killer. Billy' lllllfl - - . much thanx G.D. P4'PlL. MARK MASSEY ROSANNA MASSIMI BETH ANN MA'I'I'INCLY CHERLY MCCARTHY 'AMark', UR. R. Damian i'Beth Cherl Seen with the B. Bros, . . . prizes Seen with C.B.. j.B., M.B., B.B., . . it's the dream afraid ofwaking Ienjoy drawing anczbeingwith my summer and car . . . Sunday nite and the girls . . . peeved by VV. that never takes the chance . . friends. Ihope to beacartoonist in hlues . . , wrestling . . . peeved hy girls , . . prizes Bermuda. Cape . . . future singer and artist . . . 5X the future. homework . . . 152. Cod, and P.P. . . . on to college. 22f8I . . . NVanderers . . . Janice . . . Lilies ... Pat Benetar . .. purple. ,J 1: , ' ,- .rr V 5 .- nv- 'tv ' , HU ' IGP YC' LINDA MCCARTHY Linda Seen with Karen, Alice, Maura, Pam, and Sue loves friends, good arties, and concerts 'Winkljetn . , . always late . . . 'Alive for todayfi X if KIMBERLY ANN MCCORMACK Kim Kimma . . . F.H., skiin ,and Pow- der Puff. . . prizes-my dog, friends and family summer '81 weekends . . . on to college. KERRY A. MCCAFFICAN uKerry The accountant prizes good friends, parties, music, sleep, and Thia CH PowderPuHq... Miss Chorale .. . Shut up! , . on to college. 449 va 'T 'Sf if l 5 fx, XS ' 11,4 X WILLIAM MCCUSTER KAREN L. MCDONALD MICHAEL MCDONALD Billy 'AKareu.' Mike Now it's time to say good-hye, he- Prizes weekends, vacations, and Seen with Dave, Scott, and Brian cause it's my last year at Dedham family . . . found in E. D. . . , . . , on to college. High. , Friend: one who knows all ahout you and loves you just the same. ,4 1 I r If ., , Ki V I I Y, Q if' f 'grjfv 'QT' SCOTT W. MCCONACLE LEO MCCOWAN RICHARD MCCRATH Sc0oter', Leo Ilia-ky Seen with Murph, joe A., Ioe NV., Easy going , . . prizes car , . . seen And you didnlt think I could do itlll and Fran prizes hathing cap at Wooly's and Dexter loves . , . see you lute-r D,ll.S. . , . and 2',0ggl6S . . . OD to fame' and summer and good times . . . on to f300d'LlK'lfe fortune. College, 81 HW. MII? 3 I I 'iff' 'V . Xt ,ff y ,.... ,ge 4 if Q A V ., tx F 1 ,ff ,L 'WJ s 'IAY DAVID M4-CUIRE BRUCE Mt-INTOSH ROBERT MCKINNEY ujaiyn The juice Bohn 49451 . , , prizes his diiys oii' . . . to The Mill . . . prizes GTO and par- Seen with the B. Bros. . . . Hoop niiike a lot ofinoney . . . on to col- ties , . . Powder Pnil Coach and . . . IZXIIXHI . . . weekends at the lege. cheerleader . . . on toheiin eleetri- Cape . . . If only I could swim eian. . . . on to college. 33 'if , . 98 ,,h- 61 Hur' LISA MCLAUCHLIN uLisaU Seen with Karen, Lori, Debbie, and Pam prizes running, skiing, and 'Agreen shoes peeved hy punk rockers . . . 3f20! Slffaritastiei , . . off to college. ISF- 11 'Q-if I Q , NYX 'uni LOHI A. MEGEHDICHIAN KENNETH MECNIA i'Lori 'AKeiiny Prizes family and friends . . , Donna 6121781 The Caliin uHnh IXLZUXSI Majorettes my Yan 32 Powder Puff TIXQIVHI I'Tiine endears, Coach down the Manor lint cannot hide the nieniories that NFP, friends have made. .XI RICHARD MELLEN Rich Seen in the neighborhood . . prizes his VNV. and weekends . I 6fI9!81 . . . a very interesting sum iner . . . 10f17!81 , . , on to college. DARLENE A. MENTO Darlsn Prizes the '74 Chevy, long weekends, summer nights, family, friends, and memories , . . Bob Se- ger ffl . . . on to college. 1-QQ,-xi NN. 121 If.. DENISE MESSIA Denise,' Seen with Billy and the girls down the gym friendly prizes license and sports . . . 5!22!81 . . . peeved by goodbyes and cliques . . . on to college. for--J' BARRY M ITCHE LL ..Ba,, Seen with Robert and Willy prizes car and Florida . . . going on to work. Z., ZZ Ce? CHARLENE MOLINO JANE MONAHAN Charlie jane 117181 friendly and outgoing The Atlanticsn prizes her . . . seen with jim, Tina, and Barb jeans . . . peeved by absence rules . . . peeved by boredom . . , loves . . . 9!27f81 , . . memories of A102- living it up. . . . Be seriousln . . . the Cape . . . on to college. Phil Antognetti, john Hassenfuss, and Stephen Murphy. f, he . O X 'X X- K JC . .aw -w- 'sf , ,,as.' J PHILIP MONTAUCE Phil Prizes bicycle and stereo . . . Seen with the basketball team, also seen in the chess club . . . dislikes Mon- day momings. DAVID MOORE David Seen in Riverdale . . . friendly . . . on the go . . . peeved by boredom . . . Percussion . . . '4Capt.', . . . 'KN.S. . .. McDonalds . . . diving . . . Quebec '80 . . . work? . . . 1f29f81 . . . on to college. - I Aix: 1 ,, ,,.,, THOMAS MORIN uTom How ya doin'? found at Showcase and Memorial . . . prizes Cape and New Hampshire Doors Stones on to college. 4:5 ANN MOSYCHUK A'Mosy Seen with friends . . . prizes field hockey, weekends, and green M6tM's . . . talkative . , , peeved by big mouth and red hair . . . on to college. sf- 1 V . R Q 'iff 1. 1, ,Q - 1 'r, .V t ' 'iw -v.,.,,,-4-' A' '25 ! 3 iff 'tmp 41+ QQ.-lll-i , Q.. Q' ,aan- A MARK MOULTON Mark,' Seen up the corner Sweet Home Down the Manor member of the old cru . , . found tapping down C.F. C.D. lOl -USU. i BRIAN MUCCIACCIO Mooch Seen down the Road with the boys . . . Where's Claman . . . remem- bers the Red Motel! . . . Ozzy and Sabbath . . . Ralphies Roaders Rule! 'S KIM MUCCIACCIO umm., Seen with Tim, RD . . . Sabbath, Cooper, and Ozzy, the 19th 3f10!79 4!4!81 weekends ... concerts ... parties ... Thank You Br Snowblindf, SARA MULROONEY Sara', Seen with trackies and fun-lovin people prizes friends ang memories enjoys music, weekends, shopping, and Cape Cod ... always hurrying happiness forever. -XS: W9 C- ' , I wg.. -V, ' is , ROBICRT MURPIIY UMurpliU lfiiioys Suniiners ut llc-allyis 151-at-li, Hauiioiws music, flasks :it Cfurry, we-1-kc-mls, and girls in Calvin Klein jeans lfliture W- on to 1-nllf-gf-, STEPHEN MURPHY Murph Seen with Viles, Whito, and moat- incn can be found at pipes, ine-udows, and foundations Mack. the Corner . . . prizes par- ties. TIMOTHY P. MURPHY 'EF' PATRICIA ANN MURRAY Murph Tricia Seen with joe A., Scooter, Fran, Seen with Bev, Peggy, and Laura and joe W. . . . prizes - bathin . . . I made itln cap and goggles hockey ani baseball, 412 college. :ff Q e MARY ANN NEEDHAM ..Mary,, Sticky,' . . . prizes soccer, friends, and memories . . . Yes? . . . camp, track it's them R.O.I. . . . confusion . . . peeved by late bells . . . on to college. - 2 , ,my A 1 I '7- . ,I 'Q IW. V 04' 1 ' R if ' l WILLIAM NEILAN Bill California or Bustl . . . memories of traveling cross country . . . prizes sunshine, beaches, grandmother, and New Hampshire summers . . . Romans, East Dedham . . , Skilly '79-'82. UD if KATHLEEN NEWTON Kath,' Prizes Cape and vacations D.L.M. 5f26!81 seen at Bay Bank peeved by the morning after . . . Where-'s the party? 3- 4? l' BEVERLY ANNE NUONAN 'lBev Seen with Peggy, Tricia, Sue, and Laura . . , loves parties, dancing, and 'Athe Rolling Stones I made itl future business woman. R' x CATHERINE R. NOONE Cathy Seen with the girls . . . prizes fami- ly and friendship rifles eyes ... writing . . . C.K. Night . . . P.C.A. . . . sailing '80 . . . 9!10 . . . Curry '81 . . . memories. ix ,,W KATH LEEN M. NORTON Kate, Seen with Maureen and trackies . . . john . . . prizes plastic sweats and B 52's , . , Woofa . . . comes ai timei' . .. N,Y. ... beach bum . ., on to school. , 3. NVILLIAM NELLICAN 'ANVeizen Seen in Riverdale with Sull. Rich. and Bill prizes working at Moseley's .. . peeved by getting up for school the Kinks 9!27!81. I, Iwi '1 's 'Ti I ROBIN j. NEMESKAL l'Robin Pineapple three Musketeers . . , summer time . . . Powder Pull ... 99537 ... raiinbow ... friendship keep smiling. for the good times in life have just begun. HD A ' :gf-fi, , 'n ,rn , v' . Hi, .ij-, ff? 5? Q' .llfllx .Q ., .JQL 1.41 'tlffr . B-1ss:::ns1f gr.. CLIFFORD UBIN 'tClifi In to tlie service. 'ti' Q- 4,7 1 5 EILEEN CYDONNELL '4Eileen Seen with Susan and Pam . . . al- ways late . , . procrastinate . . . Copley Square . . . Swanboats . . . nohska . . , on to college. Q I 'x L fix, 11522-. . ROBERT OVHALLORAN JULIE E. OLIVA Bob ujulesu Hal seen down the Manor . , . QJ80 . . . Canada . . . baseball , . . on to college. Seen with Maura, Nancy, Barb, Liz, and Norma . . . prizes family, Van, and good times . . . summers in Nantucket 'KOllieH 5f5 ... N.Y. ... college. 1 wr . NT-fr V if 5 . Q 'X X V Z - h Q PETER ONELLI ALLAN OTOOLE Peter Al Seen at the Farm Stand , . . likes Mr. Intensity . . . 5!16!80 . . . IS all sports . . . on to college. . . . peeved by being late . . , seen down Ashcroft . . . friendly humorous . . . on to college. ff.. . - 7 I v I 1119, ' fy, '-4 mf ' if ha f , , , .. z. ,v 1, -0 . - ... I LIST? BILL PACHECO Bill Sweet Home Down the Manor hockey 99417 ... Irish bands . . . Canada family reunions Marshfield Yes, my mother works in the ofHce! Q Q GEORGE W. PACE Ceorge,' Seen at the basketball courts . . . likes fishing, playing softball, and other outdoor activities dis- likes waking up early . , . on to col- lege. A YN spy -qu-..., Y , s I ... A STANLEY PACKARD Stan Hangs around Riverdale . . . seen with Mike likes working on cars as a hobby. X. Tim Murphy on the move. MICHAEL PAQUETTE sf 1 A a JOAN E. PARKER Joni Friendly's and Apple Tree Diner . . . peeved by cliques . . . 2fIIf8I, 8!29!8I History Devil Dogsy' . . . on to college, 'I I ELIZABETH A. PATTERSON Liz Prizes friends, good times, and summers in Hull .. . 8f2If8I ... 5f2I!8I Bermuda seen with Barb, Nancy, jules, and Carolyn . . , on to college. ...,M-Q., ELIZABETH PAYNE Liz Seen with Nancy, Barb, and Paula . . . 2l1I!80 . . . prizes' the Celtics . . . track manager I,2, and 3 . . . on to be an accountant. M I n .u .I T517 ' i I Q PAMELA D. PEDERSEN Pam,' Seen with Susan, Eileen, Debbie, Chris. Lori, and Lisa prizes friendships, pandas, green M6zM's, M.S.!, Colorguard, and telephones . . . very ta kative . . . 5122181 . . . college. L ' iff? 'Wu LINDA PERKINS Linda Seen with Wayne down the Manor ... 7!I9!80 ... prizes family, friends, and weekends CF's ... Seger ... Bermuda... onto college. 4 - BARBARA PERIIEAULT Barby Seen in Oakdale with VVally , Cheryl, and Karen loves the Doors . . . Skilly 80-82 . . . on to school. 87 r I! '.,.,l,, ..l,5.i,, A 'fb ., , ..,,......,..,,.,,,,.. gy in o ' Q V gr ,gg ' Ulwnvwwv ,Af In I if Vi tx , 4 X XX' J. :M 1' if Y , Os- l , TANIMY PERREAULT Tammy Robert 5f17f80 , . . treasures good times, memories, and friends . . . Class of 1981 Maine Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . art and par- tying. IVIARIANNE PETRIE 'iMarianne Seen with Scott, Barbara, Patti, Karen, Cheryl, Patty, Kathy, and Marianne . . . beach and radio. DIANE PICCIRILLI IANICE ELIZABETH PIERCE 'illianen ujaniceu Seen with Tommy and friends , . . 4!16!81, Junior Prom , . . NVe're good times Nuntasket Beach all alone' prizes height and and weekends. camera . . , DPL . . . jeepster . . . football games peeved by traekies C,S.? XVednes- days. it MARIANNE C, PICNONE Maru Seen with Di, Debbie, Angela, and Kaz . , . Curry '80 . . . Califor- nia Summer '81 Col- orguard .. . green M6zM's M.S. ... S.M. ...prizes weekends, MARK PURAZZO Mark ' in If ti Ft' wr-,x-t -gary. MARY ELLEN POWER Mere Seen in Riverdale with Lisa summerof'81 . . . peevedby snobs . . . prizes family and friends . . . Thanks jude . . . on to college. K , ROBERT E. PRICE Robert The future is uncertain and the end is always near. -'w-ard MAURIZIO POCARO Maurizio My favorite things are sports and driving my Camaro. -ham jr wx Y B ' . 1, . ,, I 4 . .. PATRICIA PRIMEAU Patti S.'I',D, 3fI3f81 the Old Road .. . friends, parties, and fun likes frogs hates waiting still the same. 'T' W X Qjgfgigfiaa 5 NK? if A ' 4 V f iff ' A 'R f 'A, , ALEX PUOPOLO Sloop Can be found at Roche Bros. . . . hunting . . . Hshin . . . prizes the camp, friends, ant? Wendy. ll SUSAN MARIE PUTNAM Susan Susie Pf' . . . Eileen and Pam . . . always late prizes her piano loves Mickey Mouse unique laugh . . . june 27 . . . on to college. X , 5 I 49 lb DEBORAH 1. RALPH Debs Seen with Marianne, Diane, Tina, and Angela . . . prizes Colorguard . . . weekend parties . . . Curry '81 . . . Winterguard '80 . . . 6f23!81. X., L- fisy, 4 BRIAN QUINN Brian', Q ' V handle 3 FRANK I. RAMPINO Rampa', Seen with Yorkcrew house- call! . . . no-minds forever loves baseball, Red Sox, and par- ties! .. . john Lennon Lives! peeved by homeroom! Q51 s,, lfi ,x KOLLEEN RAHILLY !'Kolleen . . . yes, with a K . . . field trips and skip days . . . soccer, shots, and camp . . . F.C. . . . scorpions, yes? , . . bags ofits . . . Seger . . . college. IIE. 1' 'wrt' f ,ls ,4 ff: , 7 ,, wg a I I .! 15.3 1 GLENN M. RAINEY !'Clenndale Seen with Scoop, Silly, and the gang 455 Hemi tor- queshows , . . cruisin . . . prizes cars, friends, and Deliie . . . per- cussion No. 1. Ricky Ingemi. Y' 89 fs. ,N PAT Ill'iAI'nDUN SCIUTI' IIEUAN l'atH 'iPopeye Sm-n with Alice, Alfie, Roach, and Loves sluininers . . , peevecl l Htlfo , , prim-s his IiiicItly. honierooin. g RICK IIEISSFELDER Hlieissv 0il'toIC.CI.A.T. . . . peevedhyget- ting up in the morning seen with Steve, Mike, and Dexter kids. 1-gf I JOHN REYNOLDS 'ijohnn Auto shop . , . skill center . , . seen with Dehhie lives for the weekends , . . Boh Seger . . . Sf-if 81 . . . on to Tech. school. pn 1' DONALD RENDAL Don Found down the Manor with john, Danny, and john . . . prizes radio . . . hates work . . . on to service. CID ag IU LIE ROCHE Julien I 1 I I -Q WILLIAM ROCHE ALAN ROYER Willy Al Seen at C.M. and P.F. with the Seen down the Manor and C.F. crew . . . A-Camp . . . Wilbur! . . . . . . the Cape . . . arties . . . hock- Marshtielcl on the fourth . . . Riot- ey . . . Marshfielcijthe 4th. bull . . . Zed. if Z 2, IOHN RUSCITO Rush Rock-n-Roll will go on forever . . . prizes keyboard, commercial art, and music... H.H.H. ... B.H. .,VV. 5 , , , 45,4 M' I 'W ivrr ,rr, 9 PATRICK RYAN The Cerbn Seen with Leadfoot, Fog, and Bong goodtimes with R.B., baseball, and the Combo . . . P.R. and P.P. NANCY SHAW Nancu Seen with Liz, Debbie, and Pam . . . dislikes having to be quiet in stud halls on to college for child, care. CHRISTINE RUSSELL Chris Seen with the girls down the gym . . . family and friends . . . prizes sports , . . on to college. 4-.AQ BEVERLY SALEMY ..BeV,, Seen with Claire . . . prizes family, friends and weekends . . . parties Ca e beaches 8!31!81 Ofiyal C.D. onto college. e 'tex lla 4' 'Wa A I .2 CHRISTOPHER SHANNON CLAIRE SHANNON Chris 'iClaire Always seen with Bevy . . . loves the summer and parties . . . 8f31! 81 Ohnol C.D. onto college. i,,V,, , CHRISTINE MARY SHEA g'Chris Seen with friends . . . prizes 5!22! 81, Ca e Cod, child development kids, cfass day, and weekends . . . 12124180 . . . on to college for child care. 7,7 ' ?,,41f,f ff? ' ffm , ,L GV I l-Gln ROBIN SHIRLEY MIKE SKEHILL R0bin,' 'KSke', Seen with the girls prizes Community in the past, now the Hmemories and familyf, York crew . . . peeved by mornings . . . football. 91 ,as SM! ARTHUR IL SOULE PAULA STANKARD Arty Paula The oe Perry Project Iet the Stinky . . . realistic . . . field music do the talking to the hockey madness . . . weekends Pipes' the Zoo alllwantis with good friends . . . summer eve rvtlnng time at the beach . , . plans for suc- cess in life. 3'.S3f 7 Z' JOSEPH STUDLEY aloe.. T.P, and the H.Bfs ... seen down Oakdale with P.S., M.M., A.O., and M.R. 3f27f8l D,D. H550 Max loothall l,2,3, and 4. f I I 7 . .. ' f:g????'fQ ' .5 't -QW Q2 fjfqf lj. 4 . Vi , I' . ' ,Q ' f 'Q' i ,. i .2 5 , A , , ,- MICHAEL SMITH Smit Enjoys weekends, partyin and good music . , . prizes friengs and good times . . . Seger . . . Styx . . . East Dedham . . . the Street, I in MAUREEN STARRS Moen Seen with Moe and the girls . . . found at Lamberts and Dunkin Donuts prizes family and friends . . . Superfreak. 'ZT7 ANNE M. SUCRUE IOE SULLIVAN t'Anne ' Sully Prizes family, friends, and good Seen with Rich, Weize, and Bill times . . . loves the weekends . . . prizes his boat . . . peeved by Powder Puff defense . . . sugar crutches . . . off to school in Cali- ... Bermuda . . . 9!27!81 . . . mad- fornia U.C.L.A. i- I Lg -tri ANN K. SWEENEY Anniel' Swiss . . . soccer and true friends F.C. l'Life endears, but can't fade away memories friends have made. Y , MICHELE ANNE TIERNAN Michele That's one L . . . usually smiling . . . seldom embarassed . . . No problem ... C.C. ,.. BF ... ield hockey madness on to success and happiness in what- ever?l WILLIAM TISDALE Bill Crystal . . . Sudo . . . blind contour I donlt want just anybodyn . . . Labor Day weekend '80. if JEFFREY TANNETTA Nunzio Seen with the boys down the Road . . . loves to party and lives for weekends. ' in af' 1 ROBERT TIERNEY Chi P Seen with Chuck, Tom, and Mike . . . Duxbury Beach . . . camping trips . . . TMU . . . soccer . . . discussing 3!1!81 I'm late?? . . . on to college. in-...440 Ti, JOSEPH TUMINELLI ..Joe,, Seen with Steve and Kim prizes sailboat, climbing, and I.F. sled .,. Curnsey ... 5!24!81 ... B.B., C.C.'s, and R.R. on to college. KERRY ANN TEEHAN Kerry Seen with Terri, Debbi, and Lori . . . prizes family and friends . . . l0!14f8l . . . Today is the tomor- row you waited for yesterday. ,f gp 'Idsf YL' A ' izw -'-an-wi' .Q ' LAURA JEAN THOMPSON 'lLaura Prizes summer time, football games, Colorguard, and friendships XVednesday nights forever . , . a smile is the best form of laughter . . . on to college. hannah- il- M ia, 'HE 'Inna ',, ..qvs iT..L 1 il Q 93 -5 rn !...., ,s if MARION TUOHY 'kEnnna'l Seen with GA., M.T., A.S., P.S., IC., All., and K.H. prizes Gran Torino . . . summer '8l. fm' .ff .M ,r :gt li. L 12 I 5. 2 . , 3, Q an . ' f DEAN VENTOLA Dean Seen with joe, Hitch and others prizes weekends, the heach, and good times . . . on to college. JOSEPH WVALLACE i'Doctor Seen with the crew at P.F. or G.M. . , . prizes family and friends . . . seen with Norma enjoys sports, parties, and trips to Canada. v--4-1 .4 K Q' I '-.1 I I ku , I L.. .f.t.4..aa-. RICHARD M. NVALSH uMitChU Seen with Dean and joe , . . prizes vacations, the Big Apple, and Nauset Beach . . . peeved hy Mon- days and redundant homework . . . on to college. ,W 1? ,o ., . ,Q 'uk . wwm M Carole Gentile. Z ,, -AA ,,r' ANGELA M. VESCIO Angela Majorettes and skating . . . rizes friends and family lloves weekends and summers at the heach Curry '80f'8l 7f14f81 . . . memories . , , college. ff-rs QA SUZANNE VVALSH Suzanne Monkies . . . purple . . . 811181 . . . Billy The Road T.T. L. S. Take your time don't live too fast troubles will come and they will pass. CU! if ,4 i SUSAN WESCHROB Sue,' Seen with friends . . . prizes green, the heach, Maine summers, and Boston . . . peeved hy marching rehearsal . . . 774181 . . . off to col- lege. Q35 I f -I 1. ROBERT VILLENEUVE -R V ., Seen with Slim, Mitch, Willy, and the Darlings, 'S' I ,lt f f f A , 3 SCOTT WELDON Scott,' Seen with Dave, Brian, and Mike . . . the Doors . . . Endicott . . . prizes camping, the beach, and friends . . . on to college. JAMES WHITE ...lima Seen with Mark, Bill, and Brian . . . football, sophomore andjunior wrestling, junior and senior . . . likes weekends. Y. it MICHAEL WHITE Mike IODIE A. WIC-CIN Jodie Seen with the girls in Black Bom- ber ... Musta . .. 6!27!81 . .. 9! 25-26!81...Store24...C.N. ... Florida prizes friends and weekends . . . memories are forever. J, ,ii KATHLEEN WOOD Kathy Seen with Katie, Lori, and Kevin . . . loves partying, swimming, and skiing prizes memories and beaches summer of '81 Get Wild . . . on to college. 3' fa' STEVEN WHITE 'if' ' White ...-f f Seen down the gym, coaches ' .. A ofhce, on the track, and on Satur- , J .f Akai, dayiat the football games ' ' ' 01110 , ,,,,Carolyn Blizard and Bill Browne. --f- H, wor . 'Q W. ll ....QQ ww .04 Qf 2' nw X 'fr-177' PHILIP B. WIK ROBIN WILKOWS KY Phil Robin Prizes camera and guitar . . . seen Seen in West Roxburv . . , prizes with Henry and Rick ... 5f4-5f81 friendship, parties,' and Warm Chorale 1,2,3, and 4 weather. peeved by P.F. - N.C.A.A. ' 2 DEBORAH A. YOUNG Debbie Seen with Chris, Pam, Lori, Ker- and Lisa g'Pe si Ca e ry, . . . p . . . pn Cod . .. 5122-23181 .. . Arrows . . . Quarter Pounders . . . peeved by mornings . . . camera, vacation . . . college. CARLA ZACCARIA Marla Favors summers, Falmouth parties, the Road, Weekends, and designer clothes . . . dislikes Mon- days Try everything in life once, the fun things twice. PETER VVINBOURNE Peter Seen with Lisa Endicott Hoop looks forward to weekends . . . prizes summer and friends . . . loves parties. z ir K X ROBERT ZIINO uZin0 Seen down the Road with the boys . . . Double trouble .. . prizes weekends and parties. X f ,T I j 1 bf .sm W2 -Q0 C+'W wi .2552 5532 Scsi .Ao 34am E O O s3'D Eff? Scfw 2:85 Q-hm OD4H H 4 I Q i H A 1 4 I 1 1 5 1. 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OJ L. ed 2w53WEHag2m2s2Us'mgg2i2x -a:535Q5aQ5w's---22-zwvse QODQQ Hag: gg,,--m....3o'U--- +-' -Dag Lxli-4 .2 f-' qg gg.---H O09-0015 4- ev 4-vb. mm g'UcuQ Q-UOQOKA B qp Q,0Omh.Cmw0.Q Q: NEWEQ ' 5 EE6H5vQ3:8WU?? 2020 U? 'gogooom 13 'E 'w3Q' Qmom 5, De-wma! um Renova DU I, I S251 GD . U By Michelle bers Members have been toldinot to do this tune M N . Ulu? I ' lu occ' ' Staff Writer 4 mzsgl:-Igclgrgggxg' ::5!trocz:Lc1.mI2eiFranci?cgs ac abb flfst fUbblng elbow ' 0 I I WALPOLE - Legal action will be taken to 3, gun field two weelg ago. use e woman President? Wlth faculty shut down the Westwood Gun Club unless the ' , They C gun club officialsl are trying, 0i'8ani23ti0n SeCln'eS the Pi'0Pel' ty Wniie it is 'W , Betro said. They've sent letters to all their - -- temporarily closed, selectmen said last night. 4, LSTWO members and posted notices on the land and s The selectmen's decision was the result of -'Z N ' OD 'clubhouse that the range is closed until ' V X .it 7 another letter received last week from Mary ' QLUB matter is resolved. K 'f31Sf'.,1,Lq DeFi'enCi5C0 Of Celinty Street Saying that This woman should not have to walk out of , Aigy ' gliiigts fKl'0mdtne Sun Club Were flying tnl'0U8n ger hogisa and have lead flying over her head, - - ,qw ei' 30 yal' - amp e said. lf this happens one more DeFrancisco has sent several letters to time. We'i'e Seing t0 Snllt it d0Wn 4 A, SBIGCUHSH On the matter. inelnding the n105t On the advice of Town Counsel Philip Mac- - recent Cempiaint i0d8ed in September- chi, the board agreed to send a letter to the gun ' gil, , During a meeting that month, Selectmen Westwood Gun Club off Rouge 109 club telling officials to construct a Ubarrier, I u ' met with gun club members who agreed to dismantle the range and post more notices. I close the facility until it could be revamped so Tn0Se guys Came in nefe .and Save US 3 If they do not cfnnply' me letter Wm say' the L stray bullets avoided DeFrancisco's property. 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E O O C . - -- qi O ighf.. .44 '-me 00:22:13 .,.,x, E I-Eu - . occ! oogaiem 23 -5 -'S Ewfi Zocnvn-35 .gg 8 3 0:39-8 i Sw E i 'rgg mtgmeovmco O 2 gun- ' 32, 5 , 3 :-2 Eve' S-91, on '59-3' I ogg O 3 2 w- CD 257 en E 0-53. Egg cu be i . , I1-2-352125 - 1.3.31 CCS o - .,, I :U : 2' E Bug Eu L U ..2gp Eng QED cgO'D -2:02032 :Em 0522 6 :misses ,83 ,o,gvU .n2oow:o 2 Z nh 4OUDD-Z l U C CU .C .2 1 CD ..U C 5 gf blo- O it O GJ GJ E.: O CU C OJ TJ 97 Ldf' LII DG YEAR Ez H? R FO LY LE 2 PJ R. STO K AN TH f '1 ESHEL 'fff-' ful! P f ,ws r E Q f ' ' 'f Q K 4 'R l'A?'4 F :FAU f1 , ' . -5 0- Xi' Ll- U. 3 X, b m w - Al. If .1 - v . wkwmmww -- .-v, !.- I,-L'-Tv . . 4 1 K V., x - f ' .R ,Q x sf' . 1 , - 1 f,,.f -w A A 4. -RH1' if C 4' l AND MR. DELLOT FUR YOUR HELP , ' ii 1. Mr. Brian Vallely. Class Advisor lor our first three years. 2. Mr, Philip Farrington. Year- book and Playlmook Advisor. 3. Mr. Robert Palmer, Senior Play Advisor. 4. Mrs. Ellen Sikora. Senior Play Costume Designer. r- if si, -' ..,.....-...- I'X 1 Thank You For Your Help In Creating Some Of Our Best Memories ,Q ff 1 ,ef , I ,, - - 4 742. 4' 2 Jas? 9' f rfigg ,,, 1- ,.g'g',, , . es, ff-Lim' 9 fi' I-fr' c.f,.'- . '4 ,., 5 , ,. ...,. W' W .- se 'V'-.-xv V 1 '02 0 0 0.0.0'o.0.9 00099999 9...... 3.1 0000999 -099090 09000 v090. 0.9.0.0 09' .9:9:l 's .5 1 Q -I 1 . ' .hi V 4 . Q V ' A I tv ' X ' aff V- hindi -5 .FQ , 'Q 1' 'q wa- Q g ' , bij f , . L 5 'L .,.:aQW -r , ggi ' 1 Z 1 4' ,i A f is - Q, H, .1 g 1 P K. n -N - 4U'?f if F 5 -A l 'Q J C 1 ' . . 4. 'in A gg 7 . I I A I 1 l 3 6 fx ' 0 , A :- '4 ,is ' , Q DQ! ng 1 'H 'ul L' ,P , , V, wiv! I V, NL, 2541? I - f'l. THE LI EY W HOLD . V- . . f W ,,, i . I A 2 1 :5 Q .Q A v 1. Hg., , . ...V 4 J Q r ' S fel' i I YF' 4,1 ' ' l S 'x!2 'S ESi ' 1 HES 4, Y' O - 1 1 I. ' -1' l' 1: ' , 4 C I :nz Q i M ,- A I TQ 3 frees' FF M 5 . . - A -2 -7 4 ,, 1 , - Q1 ,if , DJ mf ilk Q ... ,. -fkf .sw -vu' ' S 7 ' , , Nh, ' I A u f'f'.- Q ll! t +- i -ei t--. . , i' 'fiif' ,':gA Q L 'Q ml' , .X WRTYTWV - ' V V if. -r , 5' ' 4 .1 Q- 'K -' - 'L' Lv, i -. ' x , '4 -Tig, J ' i U, A LANG . il, ,LV ' ' P .' 4 W L' 1 Q, ' C ,. L If ,,, 'Mm' 9 .4 I' 1 li- L. N 'Q 1. The Dedham line in position, 2, QB joe wlklll2lL'P leaves his South opponents in the dust. 3. Front row fl to rj: jay Mcfluire, Steve Marino, joe Studley, Scott Regan, Ioe Wallace, Ken Megnia, Jeff Tanriettu, Put Maloney, Mikie Skehill, Mike Greenwood, and Steve Donovan. Second row tl to rl: Head eourgli - jerry Vurnuin. Assistant Conch - jim Police, Al Bonfilio, Bill Roche, Paul Mclnnis, Mike King, jim Lewis, john U'Coiuior, joe Ames, Paul Rohinson, Chuck Amos, Kevin Schultz, joe Lijoi, Ed Loughran, Tom file-nnon, Line Coat-li - Greg Dc-lloreo, and Sophomore Coach - Bob Crisp. Back row tl to rj: Paul tiiilmiiiiii, jc-il'Ahl1oti, Tom Bluine, Paul Colontoni, liussell'l'ierney, Chris Dempsey, Willie Gigi, Jim Grant, lfruml Ds-Surio, Vinnie Honzio, Andy llill, Boh Curran, Mutt Patterson, Kevin Mahoney, and Mike Dwyer. 4. Kc-ii Megiiiu, wig' , . f Q 1' fi- N ff . , 1-,iii 'v z 4 .fi 1 1' '4r'Wzl, 12 A I , !, i5'?Zf Z 5 n'f i Hm.ewY:f'fJf3'f7:r' 3 ff y 7, f 7 . V g g, I 1 f - 3 gr, , wi . ', ?i V'-ae? V as h' .am gg ,,' M170 r -.. . 9 1, 13' i'.f'V'i!,'v' ' Q lf J ' 's,',y-.7 4 0 ,WW 4, in L, ggt, ri ,l .ff ,, ,-Mfzaai at ' ' ' 1' 1' ' 'i'?'5.aw its 't 'Q'W wife 4 M flwual me ,.,, DHS OPP 0 Watertown 18 14 Wellesley 15 0 Milton 14' 20 Needham 28 14 Natick 35 14 Braintree 0 14 Framingham North 21 6 Walpole 29 8 Framingham South 23 6 Norwood 38 1. Coach Ierry Varnum gives a pat on the back to Tom Clennon. 2. Mike King and jim Lewis. E Q lm ,. . gg.. QL, gg! qw ms 5 5 new jg , V . Q ' Fl This year's Dedham griclders were hit with bad luck and a long list of injuries. It was a building season for the team, however, led by tri-captains, Ken Megnia, jeff Tanetta, and joe Wallace, with only thirteen seniors on the squad. Highlights ofthe year included the win against Braintree and a fine effort against Norwood in the 60th anniversary ofthe thanksgiving game. The MVP for the season was jay McGuire and the Unsung Hero was lim Lewis. KAlQQ'1',4,,,A ' 2 105 'I an - ' J' 'ffl' 'Y' 11 .' TAC '1 ,N , -,,,..,,-'L ,--.- ,,, ,,,,,4 fm. ,-.us- i1 All. :Vial-OYIYL --lrlln-41:uufnf-4-.r.--7 .--r H.. ,..-,-.-- - ,',,p-I, - ,111 ff. ,., jigs..-ug r y 3' ,,,,..u,1 ' alllllllullli Wll- I'-tlllill lllll::. .il ullllff .m1r'ni , ,fn',,, :NH 'Qld' ' I Llllll' .ILM 1' ul A . - 1 llllllllrvsz-.nu islll ful 1-'rlllll , - I-1l ! l 11' 3-I ' . 1' V xlx.en .4-..-iii 2::e::::::::::::....r'H::..v'-.M J: f:flf41:A?f' ff' 1' 'I 'cj'-1'lI: '., . . 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FE 'l I 4 ' , E vgiglufl' I: : U- Q ' .M T '57 - 34-is ' in-v '4 1 1 Q:-' I 4. Qu- , f 'w 2222151 .rg . . if X' r .-F' 1. Fmnt row fl to ryp Lori Flanagan, Paula Stankard, Kim McCormack, Michele Tiernan, Chrixsy Larson, and Anne Mosyehulc. Back row fl to rl: Peggy Farrell, Anne Maguire. Chris Carroll, jill Carpenter, Beth Calvin, Debbie Dunne, and Coach Patty Homin. 2. Goalie Kim Mcrfkmrinaek makes a save. 3. Peggy Farrell clrilmliles clown thc- field. i lllfl l I l 1, 1 DHS OPP 2 1 Braintree 0 Walpole 4 1 Framingham North 1 0 Milton 3 1 Natick 1 0 Wellesley 0 1 Needham 1 2 Framingham South 0 0 Norwood 4 1 Braintree 1 1 Walpole 6 1 Framingham North 0 0 Milton 4 1 Natick 2 0 Wellesley 1 0 Needham 1 1. Anne Maguire. 5 Framglghamjouth rg 2. Paula Stankard takes a long shot, orwoo ' backed up by Michele Tiernan and Peggy Farrell. 3. Anne Mosychuk fights for the ball. ,X f 4 ,u D Although the 1981 Varsity Field Hockey Team had a losing season with a record of3-9-6, the team showed a lot ofability and unsurpassed spirit. The girls played their most exciting game on October 30 against Needham. Everyone played especially well, and although they lost by a small 2-1 margin, they felt it was their best game. The teamis accomplishments included beating Braintree, Fra- mingham North, and Framingham South, and producing two Bay State League All-Stars, Kim McCormack and Anne Maguire. 107 KICK 1 THE GRASS 1. Ralph Lemho. 2. Front row fl to rj: Tom Curly, Rich Scafati, Ed Marshall, Ralph Lemho, Chipper Tierney, Dave Malek, Al O'Toole, and Steve Manning. Back row ll to rl: Coach jake Santainaria, john Nardizzi, Kun O'Tong, Tom Needham, Rohert Pisano, Brian Kegan, john Reynolds, ,lay McHugh, Don Savi, Ethan Rogol, Ha Pham, Chuck Myers, and Steve McHugh. D H S OPP 0 Braintree 2 1 Walpole 1 1 North 2 2 Milton 1 2 Natick 2 0 Wellesley 10 0 Needham 3 1 South 5 5 Norwood 0 0 Braintree 6 2 Walpole 1 0 North 1 1 Milton 4 0 Natick 0 1 Wellesley 2 0 Needham 2 1 South 2 4 Norwood 2 The 1981 Varsity Boys Soccer Team was fairly young, with only three senior veterans. Despite their inexperience, they had a fairly good season, coming in seventh in the Bay State League with a 3-11-4 record. They played an outstand- ing game against Wellesley, the State Champs, losing just 1-0. lame Santama- ria, assisted by Donald Parr, coached varsity for the first time. Captains were seniors Chip Tierney and Ralph Lemho. Senior Al O'Toole was honored as MVP, and junior Rich Schafati and sophomore Chuck Myers received All-Star awards. 108 127 D-4 F Ld I Q- P- Q Q' gl, M... , . Q 'N,,gavr' QQ. Q -Q Nlarx Needham and Marvheth Healy. Carolyn Bllzard and Dune DiMartino. A. X. , x,,, C .Q .,X N i Q.mn..L5 k, DHS OPP 2 Braintree 1 9 Walpole 0 2 North 0 1 Wellesley 0 3 Needham 1 3 South 1 2 Norwood 0 2 Braintree 0 5 Walpole 1 1 North 0 1 Wellesley 0 0 Needham 0 3 South 0 2 Norwood 0 if QW if-wwf , ww vf'4'Ul'e 4S1v fs, '. v.. 117 V' ' '11-nw.!iT ' . ' v f1,t' . as , ,, D H . hiv! vm, 'ikflf C, Q 'Wg if 'ff 1 9 Q, ' ,, s. if A M fum 1 v- , f' ,, .lf 1. ,, 4, . f uf, 4' 'nn- 'YQHY7' , :WM ,mr saggy f ..',,' M ,, 'KZ' 1.1504 1. Front row Cl to rl: Carolyn Blizarcl, Kolleen Fiahilly, Ann Sweeney, Cco-capt.Q Mary Needham, and fco-capt.l Linda Frawley. Back row fl to -ll: Coach Flanagan, Maryheth Healy, Karen McCor- mick, Diane DiMartino, Penny Dias, Michelle Herlihy, Patricia Browne, Kathy Cronin, Katie Tighe, Dianna Connoles, and Connie VVithington. 2. Ann Sweeney, Kolleen Rahilly, Marylieth Heaf ly, and Katie Tighe. 3. Linda Frawley and Diane DiMartino. 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They were knocked out in the second round by Masconomet, but Dedham High still had good reason to be proud of this team. The 1981 MVP was junior Marybeth Healy. The team produced a number of Bay State League, Transcript, Globe, and Patriot Ledger All-Stars, including Seniors Mary Needham and Arm Sweeney. 111 Q' 1 4 4 I s X Og, A- 2 '4 , x 'xx-. X H-. Xxx 1 'uv . K, V ff , , .9 4 ew . K, -, xx it , F, x '4,v 1, '1 v... WJ Q '1 +Q 5 'z , , rf A Ai 4 ' 4 0 Q f .gf CW ' of 5 -'-' 4 , S l f ' .-fl' lb G ks A :Vx cf as WK 1 I , AJ! ' 0 ,ml fish My :xg 4 I Q S,, 0 Q N. -1,4 fxnfffz? sg' 5 4. x 1 2 3 -1 a Ill This year's volleyball team had its first winning season in its five year history. Coach Marge Bolian was extremely pleased with girls effort and thought the highlight ofthe season was the fact that they just missed making the State Tournament by one game. Led hy Tri- captains Denise Messia, Lisa Dorsheim- er, and Robin Shirley, the team placed third in the Bay State Leaue. MVP for the team was Robin Shirley and Denise Messia was chosen as both BSL and Pat- riot Ledger All-Star. X 2 ,,, is ' 'l -- U 1 if ' ,ft tax on-. V'-S9 . 'e , J. 3 ,, v fi .J ,ji 'u 2 3 . 1-L ...Q- 3 l. Front row ll to rl: tri-eapts, Lisa Dorslieiiner, Denise Messia, and OPI' Roliin Shirley. Back row fl to rl: jean Br4fl'lllfP 2 Freitas, Karen Tsaeqyeanes, Terry Nllrtl ll Meade, Cindy Conslii, llilde Petro- Milton 0 ' Natick 1 ni, Pam Pederson. joan McCarthy. Wellesley 0 and Kathy Lawlor. N2Cd?f ll Q 2. Pain Pederson and lioliin Shirley. .ou i L.. , H X Nurwuml I 3, Cat Psyche d. Braintree 2 North 2 Milton l Natick 0 Wellesley I Needham l South 2 Norwood 0 115 UNN NG AROUN The cross country team, always a souree ofpride for DIIS, had an outstanding season again this year. They were Bay State League Champs again, for the third time in four years, with a record of9-O The team also won the Bay State League Conference Meet in Octoher. The four returning varsity memhers and some excellent younger runners showed fine eflort for their team. ln! ,F 1 2 1. Take your mark , . . get set . . , Q01 . - 2, john Kelly leads the pack. 3. Front row fl to rj: Steve Seampo- Ii, Steve Sullivan, Kenan Krug, ftri-eaptsl Chris Lawson, Paul liohiniller, and Iohn Kelly, lim Keohane, Ieiliflraig, Darren Krug, and Bruce Conley. Back row fl to rj. Ken Larson, Billy Colomey, Pat liilieratore, Mike Kirohn, Henry lie-cldold, Steve Quinn, Greg llar- ris, and Ross Fontana. llfm fb Y I' ek -Brit-2-71'-We 2 Wuxi W 'F N5 .J I' N 04- . +11 , u 2 DH S OPP 21 Framingham North 38 18 Walpole 40 20 Wellesley 39 18 M ilt0n 43 15 Natick 45 22 Braintree 37 21 Framingham South 39 19 Needham 37 18 Norwood 42 1. Greg Harris. 2. Ross Fontana and Greg Harris pull ahead. 3. Tri-captains Chris Lawson, Paul Bohmiller, and john Kelly. 117 1. DHS chu llc .ide rs show the n stuH 2. Front Michelle Suzanne Agricola, cy N1liClJ0llj.,lu Badx rnvs fl tv ri jackie Hathxway Lorl Ixrupwlcll Helen Sherrx Pmla H mms ind Susan Knight M...---n 11 ,T ami .A-it u Q, fl? H1- 1 . A e .. ' c. 'IAQ 4 , :R .,g,. f, ,., ,,. . .fy ,ff vs' 1-- -' 4 -Az '. . gf, -Jkt: rfb V.,- .'4.. H8 I 1 4 5 f The 1981 Varsity Cheerleading Squad consisted of fourteen girls dedicated to DHS. Coached by Mrs. Nancy True, they practiced every day to perfect the routines they used to cheer on the teams to victory. The squad wrapped up a fine fall season by giving a good performance at the Bay State League Cheerleading Competition. Seniors on the squad were Jodi Wiggin, Michelle Cuidoboni, judv Gorman, Gina Agricola, and captains Patty Coen and Suzanne Derba. fyag 4 L fee., WK. 0 1. Lori Krupwich and Gina Agricola. H agkg- p 2. Patty Coen, Suzanne Derlia, Judy Cor- h.,g.,h1, ,I '- 1 2-ft'-gr' - 'X S !h man and Michelle Cuidohom 119 l . -. l TEP HE This yctir's Colorgnnrd and Mujorcttcs h id .1 vc rv rc waiding and successful season under tht- dirt-t-tion ot'P1nn Carpenter, Sun 'Vluchcioni .lndjudy Muchcroni Nlonths ol' hard piuctiu- paid oil' when they pluu tl lust .along with tht hand at tht B U Competition, ln thc Quincy Parade tht- Mtnoit ttcs pl lud sgcond .ind the Lolorguaid plat-vd third. Captains were Cathy Noone Dthlnc Ralph ind Nhy IIIIIL N1 1cDon.1ld 37. A 0 .4 i 3 , ff 'Z' 1 Sfai up 4 I A. 13 r - 'uv -A' .. .- -v v' ,,nih,4 M:km,g,,.a , ,C -Mi, . -. naw- V.-' ..f 2H4l'f'1. -. '.. . Y i 'W .'?'-12-Wsfill' f '5'5fft??':',-A-1,-f,.,',-, M ,,,-wt1..:m,,zv-b-fii:q,'4gg fi'mff4fg,w-gg fz fQ'Q. '1 ,. .I .F ,A .gui Ag,-1., ,JL It - 91,51 AK ,VM :N gh ,'A'dQ.x4 1 . .A A-. me Q' f REQ.. 1 .,. I ,e,. 19,1 ,. A r ,- ,-.rf - i V, , - V , ' ' Q- , .Q 'i ' Q. 3 l. Ki-rin Nlaisti'oiim1te-o, Piuiln Dickson, joan Par- ke-r, Mauirc-e-n Plutlimq and Kathy Sta-rling. 2. l,inrln Ayflllli. 53,1 lnnirn Cluiininiglniiii, lI.itliy Cort-y, Debbie lltilpli, and Slum-y Conway. 4 Nlzijorvtte-s Lori Nl4'jLl'fllli'lllillI, Kiitliy Knight, Captain Mnyiiiini- Mziclloiiulcl, and Angvla Ye-ssc-io. 120 'N Ringgit vu- -WC. nl C11 1. Colorguard and hand cheer rm tht- football team. 2. The Colorguard salutes. 3. Cathy Corey, Stacey Conway Cheryl Cassidy, and Laura Cun- ningham. 4. In formation. 1 3 x ' if ,Y r .- 1 I 'f 'Www 5- aaagqg, A ut , W -QW f n A, , li-.wq 'ft ,rg ,fir 'xsf ,a,.4,, ,. 1- , f1f'?w,1,f21v??f-'1.-f'2if-mmtf ' .. ', 5,'! +r --NM 1 . wk, 'H xr! ,- Nw mb A.',f ' A, , xg V .JM Q bf. .3 Q. .,.,-xl :A at .tw-,, ,.li'- 4 V .NVQ ,glvf-L X --f. 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'a .4513 ,' 4,4 -'xmas ' Givlal ' ' .if 'W 4-' ,, , vw ',, ' 21 .W ZW' 'Ji ' ' 1 1 1' - f, ' q ' 11' 1 ALL I TRIDE .4 9 ' N I H 3 , 2,1 ' 2f1f ' 70 jr NX2-I 11 he S BJ 1 A , M ,,,,,v,,.,,,, ig W .,-.' an ,,.,.,Q:EQ,w4- W j '-+ , 'j , . f 7 0 ' ' '4 Q'.,,.w-3'6 -L sf' 1. Co-mpt. Boh Costello and Al Boyer move up the ice. 2. q:U'!Llj7f, 'Ixnn Murphy. 53. Front row tl lo rl Dun Clilhs, Co-vapt. Boh Erasmi, Co-L-apt. Tim Murphy, Co-Capt, Bob Costello. and Ste-ph:-n llonovnn Zncl row, john Dnfhg Al Royer, Mike McGee, Brian Black, Mark Bruno, Boh H1-Hk-rnun, Pnnl I er'n1l1e1'1L, Bruin Powers, and Coach Paul Podolski. 3rd row: john Goodwin, Clhnrln- Cupomk, Hull lin-ln-eo, john Cloughlin, john Pike, Ed Mac-Aleese, Ken Megnia, Art Kelley. unfl Mike- fire-f-nwoomj, 4, Clo-cup! Holm l'zl'klSlllj 177 , , lj f I! , l ,M Q , 'H - il Q1 -' Rx pr 7 1 no k S 1 -4-lk E-.1 X .Yl7Lt X ir' I In a disappointing season the Varsity Hockey team came up on the short end ofthe stick. The season was marred hy the lack of goal scoring. The team still managed a thrilling tie against second place South in the last seconds. Other highlights were a 2-0 blocking of Natick and a 4-3 defeat of arch-rival Norwood. Tim Murphy was honored as a coaches all-star, with Stephen Donovan joining him on the playing all-stars. 'gig' 'si f. . fl!! , . Q :S 'F S M, ,Q . 2 DHS OPP 5 Framingham North 5 2 Natick 0 1 Milton 2 2 Needham 0 2 Wellesley 6 1 Braintree T 0 VValpole 5 0 Framingham South 9 6 Framingham North U 3 Norwood 6 0 Natick 7 3 Milton 1 1 Needham 4 1 Wellesley 6 0 Braintree 7 3 Walpole 8 4 Norwood 3 1. Mike Greenwood, 2. Ken Megnia, Steve Donavan, and Tim Murphy. 3. Boll Costello, john Pike, Tim Murphy, and Al Royer. 3 123 This years Cirls Gymnastics Team was led by senior co-captains Diana Crowell. Mary Faherty, and Marybeth Longval. The team was coached by Rosemary Flynn. Diana was the team's top scorer in all four events and also received the MVP award. Mary competed on beam, vaulting, and the floor exercise. Marybeth participated on vaulting and the floor exercise. The highlight ofthe season was the girls meet against Walpole when they scored a season high of 105.9 points. I 24 K1 ki ,A,,,,.-4-A ,f,,,-rv'-e 1. Front row: Maureen Kent, Karen Manganello, Susan Kenny, Chrissy Larson and Suzi Pressihtz Second row: Couch Rosemary Flynn, Marybeth Longval, Beth VValker, Christine Hawkins Diane Dockham Lisa Telian, and Anne Faherty. Back row: Co-captain Diane Crowell, Melissa Paul Michelle Cardinal Nowal Alnajar, Vicki Nivin, and Co-captain Mary Faherty, 2. mrylwili Longval. 1. Co-captain Mary Fahcfrty. 2. Gail Cuzelian. 3. Co-captain Diana Crowell. S.- Y-1 1 DHS 94.65 98.05 97.20 101.15 102.5 105.9 100.75 99.95 99. 50 Framingham North VVe11es1c-y Framingham South Norwood Braintree NVa1pole Milton Natick Needham OPP 102.50 81.55 75.45 88.7 128.6 109. 75 95.05 112.7 114.05 It was a vear of changes for the 1982 Dedham High Basketball GMI --F M ls' K' ',,,,,.,,,, . ,M Team. They had just come offa 1-17 record the year before and they were guided by a new coach Peter Kelly. Through the help of the coach and the enthusiastic Dedham High School fans, the team showed an im- pressive 13-5 record at the end ofthe season, which gave them an opening in the Eastern Massachusetts Divi- sion 2 Tournament. The Mauraders won their pre- liminary playollj game against Dart- mouth, but lost the quarter-final game to Newton South. Co-captains Stephen Connolly and Fran Collins played in the all- star game and they contributed greatly along with the rest ofthe seniors: joe Ames, jellHarding, Bob McKinney, joe VVallace, and Peter Winbourne. I 26 ,, 415 1. Coach Kelly gives a pep talk. 2. Steve Connolly and john O'Conner. 3. Kneeling Cl to rl: Coach Mr. Kelly, Captain Stephen Connolly, Captain Franny Collins, and Assistant Coach Mr. Becker. Standing Cl to rl: Assistants Stephen Quinn and Phil Montaque, Donald Savi, Mike King, joe Ames, joe Kunigenas, Timmy Rose, jeff Harding, Peter Winbourne, john O'Conner, Bob McKinney, joe Wallace, Fred Driscoll, Robert Allen, and assistants Stephen White and Michael Kegan. ..-1.7, L' may ll li 5 X! fi-+P fa L 37,4 ., ' Vw! DHS 38 Braintree 48 Natick 50 Walpole 36 Wellesley 45 Needham 50 Framingham North 44 Framingham South 50 Milton 62 Norwood 58 Braintree 57 Natick 75 Walpole 56 Wellesley 35 Needham 52 Framingham North 37 Framingham South 37 Milton 55 N orwood W cn cn D-1 DHS OPP 39 Braintree 41 38 Natick 32 52 Wlalpole 47 37 VVellesley 33 46 Needham 23 36 Framingham North 56 34 Framingham South 67 40 Milton 53 40 Norwood 41 37 Braintree 50 43 Natick 54 53 Walpole 21 50 NVQ-llesley 31 60 Needham 43 49 Framingham North 54 20 Framingham South 54 32 Milton 56 57 Norwood 45 1. Liz Patterson, Robin Shirley. and Linda Frawley look for the action. 2, Kneeling: Captains Linda Frawley, and Liz Pat- terson. Kathy Crisafulli, jackie Hathaway, Penny Dias, Dehhie Rilxero, Coach Flanagan, Rohin Shir- ley, Karen N1Cfi0I'lIHlCli, Diane DiMartin0, and Denise Mr,-ssia. 128 ! 2 D 1 I 1 A I . J 1. Denise Messia. 2. Linda Frawley. 3. Here comes Linda? 4. Mr. Flanagan. 5. Denise Messia, Kathy Crisafulli jackie Hathaway, Karen McCor mack, and Debbie Hibero. 5 129 MAT ME ,ad len 5 riff, ' l 1, Paul Robinson. 2. Mike King. 3. Frank Fitzgerald, 4. Front row: Frank Fitzgerald and Mark lNlzi5sey. 2nd row: Brian Ridley, Toni King, Rich Coutts, Paul Robin- non, Bill Le-Blanc, Bob Die-tzel, and Paul Elias. 3rd row: Coach jim Polic-my Rich Tierney, Brian Dundon, Dave- Lm-wen, and Dave VVacle. IIZU Nb4 DHS 57 Foxboro 49 Bridgewater 36 Duxbury 47 Needham 51 Natick 51 Framingham North 66 Braintree 36 Wellesley 51 Wapole 24 Wayland 57 Milton 45 Framingham South 13 Norwood 50 Milford OPP 9 9 26 13 9 9 0 23 9 27 6 10 36 11 1. Mark Dempsey. 2. Mark Massey. 131 LIFE I THE FA T LAE Q , E -S 3 l. Dick Bc-lziiiglpr, Paul Bohiiiillc-r, Kvn Krug, l,llC'i2lIlU 'I'rubi1um, Alolin K1-Ily, auicl -Ivff Craig. 2. Uri-5.2 Harris. 3. K1-lilly Larsrm, and Dick Hl'liillj1,f'I'. 1. Paul liulmiillc-r. 122 I lr -1' gi I .- A , . ' 1 ,Qu -,X , P .Ll 'Ni 3 it . fillvmw . . 4. ,.. NK. 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Z. , I ni- V 1 I L H fi REFLECTIONS - 1982 Editor in Chief Peggy Farrell Layout Editor Gail Guzelian Faculty Editors Steve Donovan Mayanne MacDonald Senior Editor Lisa Lang Copy Editors Mary Kenney Judy Gorman Staff Henry Beckvold Linda Brauer Kim Clausen Maura Doherty Mary F aherty Kathy Knight Laura Locke Robert McKinney Melissa Railoni Michele Tiernan Faculty Adviser Philip Farrington Photography Rudolph-Craig Photography 481 Bedford St. Bridgewater, Ma. Additional Photography Russell Tierney Phil Wik HOMECQMING 7 X. .Wd -L The 1981 Homecoming Came which the Marauders lost 23 to 8 was held Novem her 14 against Frainingliain South. The Ilomeeoming court. consisting ol seniors uclv Benson and Karen Lavi ta and juniors Roxanne Fon taine and Delmhie Ribero was presented at half-time Homeeoniing ueen was judx Gorman. T he game was pre ceded hy Spirit NVQ-ek at Ded ham Iligh 1. Marauders make a great tackle on the opponent at the Homecoming Game. 2. The Homecoming Court and their escorts Cl to rl Tim Murphy, Roxanne Fontaine, Chris Lawson, Dehhie Hihero, Raflaele Lemlmo, Queen Judy Cor inan, Brian Black, Fran Collins, judy Benson, john Kelly, and Karen Lavita, 3. One ol the lmuttons that the senior class sold at lloineeoining. 4, Hall-time spirit. WF' ' zu' fwrp . 1 .A JI .I ,A li , 0-fm fi 'f i l'5 T-15' ' . 1 ' 5' w ' I , ix 3, V4 F , 4: f A ' 9 D : , ' - 42: 'ff' an b bp I swf, x, . 1 ey f , -our - e , '- A T '. ' '1 , . fl - by A 1 An' V064 42115 Ng I. 9 'P fag I4 I , ,M f, ,lm yy. r ff1 ?'AW' W mi ff LHJGU rf'-41,4 l ll In , ff 4?'5,'p 'TIT 33 1 1 f wfmuuungggzy r sew -aw ,, - .- ' Q' it 4,4 -f ,. . 'v , 1. Judy Benson is escorted by Fran Collins. 2. Karen Lavita is accompanied by john Kelly. 3. Homecoming Queen Indy Gorman is escorted onto the field by Brian Black, Raffaele Lembo, and Alan O'To0le. 139 IM CIE On May 22, 1981 our class held the junior Prom at the Blue Hill Country Cluh in Canton. The night included great music featuring 'iflold Rushl' and several songs hy judy Corinan, Suzanne Derha, Beth Mattingly, Carolyn Harding, and judy Benson. Queen of the Prom was Beth Mattingly and her court included Dehhie Ralph, Patty Coen, Peggy Farrell, and Maura Doherty. M ,i L 3 , wi 1 l 55 f ? l , ! 1 l. Ann Sweeney, Jodie Wiggin, Carole Barrett, and Peggy Farrell. 2. joe Wallace, Bohhy Costello, Anne Maguire, Patrick Maloney, Diana Crowell, and Tom Clennon. HU 5 81,5 A 3 1. Prom madness. 2. Peter Cuardalmaseio. 3. Cheryl Caetani, Cathy Calurese, and Cheryl Fortuna. 4. Mike Greenwood and Dehhie Ralph, Steve Viles and Patty Coen, jimmy Chambers and Queen Beth Mattingly, Mike Denomy and Peggy Farrell, and Steve Connolly and Maura Doherty. 1-11 THE QUI OBI KILL CENTER Thc Quinohin Hcgioiml V0L'2lll1llllll-'l1CL'llIllL'lll School ofik-rs an llllI6'I'llLlllV0 to L-lnssrooin ucnclciiiics. Attcncling the skill ccntcr arc yonng pc-oplv lroin Dvcllunii, Milton, Natick, and NVQ-llcslcy. These- Stnclcnts tukm- thi-ir ucndcinic snhjccts in thc high school ol their honn- town and uttcncl Qninohin for thcir spcciulizc-cl occupa- tional cchlcutioii. Upon completion of the prograin, each student rf-cc-ivc-s ll vocational cci'tilic-atc in aclclition to his or hor high school diploma. g 4 4 .wr-W . B-f -X .55:p:n.q,,5-qfnmfwr -V Q - , ' ,, 11 N' L'-f A L: M122-' , ' ' E ' A 1'6 -. 'I 'I l. Tim Charland. 2. Bill Neilaln. if-f i -W. Q pi. 142 Q 1 i .uf v wi 1. Brian Cibotti. 2. Kim Mucciaccio 3. Dean Kahler. 5 8 '-2,,,s SQL .xnxx i J 471- f . 'Q P, na w .I W! N 1' 3 143 I. Bcrnic Girard. 2. Susan Boone. I 1 1 H 4 , ,C 1C' qfj b:'f'1t q . , V-I 55461114 N 1 J.- : K Barbara Pvrrault Tricia Bom-ck. Tim U'Bricn, Tim Charland. WORK T DY DI TRIB TI E ED 1. Front row Cl to rl: john Laliosa, Pasquale Dee Fw Vito, Frank Rzunpino, and Mike Andrews. Back row Cl to rl: john Merlino, Billy Crowley, Bohhy Amos, Brian Buttlur, Barry Mitchell, Rohert Vil- leneuve, and Steven Borghi. 2. Laura Buono, Linda Csadonte, Patricia Boncek, Mr. john Young, Dehhie jacohs, Maureen Starrs and Cathy Luna take their places hehind the coun- ter at the DE. Store. 3. Dehhie jacohs, Cathy Luna, and Maureen Stzirrs decorate the DE. Store Advertising Showcase in the main foyer. - 1 146 D If V 1 I l ' I we 1 1 q ll .4 Project Alternative at Dedham is a group of students assisted by Mrs. Maryanne Placentino who brings outside groups, lecturers, and performers to Ded- ham High. Students can attend these programs as an alternative to study halls. A few of P.A.D.,s program include folk singers, demonstrations, and Dedham alumni into the school. B395 if :N .ff ' 1 .gm -Wgypv 6 -....-M4 3 1 Karate exhibition held in the gym which attracted a large crowd. 2 P A D Committee members Ctop to bottomlz Mrs. Maryanne Placentime, Susan Harrington Ann Lyons, Cherie Cabana, Gina Agricola, Claire Shannon and Beverley Salemy. 3 Former Dedham High student jimmy, Dorr performs at DHS. 147 +-'Ui V 59 '29 W' THE MUSIC . MACHI E The Marching Band inade tremendous progress this year with only a handful of seniors. In their iirst com- petition ofthe year, at Boston Universi- ty, the Band placed first. Traveling to the ,,,,. Cape, they made a strong showing by placing third at the Barnstable Field Competition. After the football Season, the Band concentrates on preparing for the Pops concert and several other per- iorniances. RH lst row fl to rl: Kristen Leonard, Beth Hughes, Elizabeth Reyes, Amy Monihan, Christine Dt-Cesare, Bob Spinello, Donald Dwyer. Chuck Meyers, David Moore, Suzanne Hardy, Liz O'Donnell, Monica MacDonald, Nora Driscoll and Pain Delcore. :Znd row Cl to rl: Pam Cuardibascie, Mary Sweeney, Susan VVood, Kathy Beda, Luciano Trubino, joan Curry, Clenn Rainey, Patti Yee, Nancy Ronan, julie Sweeney, Steven Ayoub, Mike Columbo, and jim Palmer. 3rd row fl to rj: Leigh Frazier, Anastas Michalowski, Beth Donovan, Danielle Leonard, Bob Lacey, Diane Harland, Sue Lyons, Wendy Feyler, Mark Mellon, jeflCiels, Paul Mc-Curtey, and jeflDitzel. 4th row 41 to rl: Pam Lynch, Catheryn Hannnel, Susan NVeshrob, Eileen Hessian, jennifer Kahler, Ellen Mosychuk, Maura Keohane, john Canfield, Elaine Lyons, janice Disher, and Sharon Hughes. Sth row Cl to rl: Sharon Claily, Brenda O'Keefe, john Monihan, Anne Keohane, julie Canfield, Marianne Hannnel, Derrick Noyce, Cheryl Smigliani, and Bill Browne. lsih row tl to rl: Michael Browne, Heather Flynn, Maureen 0'Laughlin, jiininy K1-ohane, Brian Powers, Brian O'Keefe, Bruce Dake, and jean Nashawatty. 7th row tl to rl. Michael Smith, Shiela Smigliani, john Kornack, joe Frazier, and Nick Driscoll. I. 'l'he slut line. 2. Nora Driscoll. MB ,1 1 if l'.v L4 iff .fv- f f i an , ri sf 'Y 'fi ' 1 ,W-, mr, i ,W w 1 233 2,it?fYffQ'a, .5 , 'Q . x-g,k,,,3i.l'. , , 'A V ff f. ,WL . 1 .'- We 'Af-i ' V - , 1 . -vu .h. , ,A ' X... 'if ,gif ua. , N mn YY Q-G' M. Qian a.,,,. 4-f 4 1 ' . 4 Q ...A ' 4' . v V ,QQ X . ,ge -we H' 3, f ' hivlff V' if Jr' ,', . T?'Y5' ' ff 'TY 'Gif' A ' :q',gi1's,4,4m'- y, '5 -' 'yr 'gi' 1 - ' f x. ' If ,fi .:' 'wffwu , .,ff, .. Hi .4 .'--f,m- 5 ,M 4 l ,,fn',ln fffk,,5fr. 5, I ,-J. f. 2? L ' v' ' ,eff 1 - ,p T. 5. gf! . 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'e y -A . .fit Aa 1 i V s af '6 if MZ' Me, is V415 x -1, .,.i-M., vm ' 'vfti -was 7 A 1. Drum Major Kristen Le-nard. 4 jg 2. Michael Smith and john Caulfield. 149 STUDE TCO ER ME it tfyfll 41' rub' A .-,.,!I,t -XL The Student School Committee consists ofsix members elected in the spring and a seventh Ca freshman? added in September of the school year. After receiving ideas from the student body, they do research on them and then put them into formal proposals to submit to the School Committee for approval. This year the S.S.C. succeeded in adopting an after school student tutoring program and an alternative to the uquiet- study for seniors. The committee members are: Advisor Maryanne Placentino, Maureen Conley Cchair- personj, Ann Dever, Michele Tier- nan, Carole Gentile, Jennifer McDon- ald, Sara Mulrooney, and Barbara Findlen imissing from photoi. - is Q HT7-1, The Student Leadership Orientation Program KSLOPJ is a relatively new program at Dedham High School. This program was introduced two years ago to aid incoming freshmen in adjusting to the High School. SLOP was initiated on a one year trial basis. At the end ofthe year, the program was unanimously voted in by the School Committee and is now a permanent program at the High School. The concept ofSLOP is that upperclassmen can help freshmen in getting used to their new environ- ment at the school. There were five groups this year, each with approximately ten freshmen assigned to two student leaders. These student leaders had to go through a ten week training course in the spring so that they could completely handle most situations that would arise during the meetings with the freshmen in the fall. Mrs. Marianne Placentino and Mrs. Carole For- tune were the faculty advisors that organized the leaders and held the training sessions. A pamphlet designed by SLOP was given to all ofthe freshmen on the first day of school. This was full of helpful hints informing the freshmen about the various activities at DHS. The program ends in Mid janu- ary when both the leaders and freshmen feel that it had served its purpose. 1. lst row fl to rl: Carole Murphy, Carole Gentile, Linda Brauer, and Cheri Cabana. 2nd row Cl to rj: Gail Cuzelian, Michele Tieman, Mrs. Marianne Placentino fadvisorl, Cindy Cimeno, and Susan Connelly. 1.10 4 l. Front row: Vicki Chu, Susan Connelly. Cincly Cimeno, Kathy Knight Cvice-chairperson7. Bichard Mellen tchairmanl, Kathy Lawlor, Billy Coornhs, Mayanne MacDonald, liosana Massi- mi, and iflina Agricolal, 2nd row: Michele Tier- nan, Carole Gentile, Sara Mulrooney. Maureen Conley, Chris, Kirwin, Theresa Lazzeri, Karen Frasw, Martha Tuohy, Barham Kowalczyk, and Ann Dever. 3rd row: Chrissy Larson, Paula Fal- lon, Amy VVhittalcer, Ianice Cetlrone, Maryann Tuohy, Donna Kentley, Kathy Sterling, Paul Dunn, Nancy NVhittaker, and BarharaCuilioyle. Back row: Maryanne Plaeentino and Elizaheth Locke. 2. Executive Board Front row: Maureen Con- ley, Kathy Lawlor Ctreasurerj, Barbara Kowal- Czyk, and Carole Gentile. Back row: Billy Coomhs Cvice-presiclentl, Richard Mellen tpres- identl, and Sara Mulrooney Csecretaryl. 151 A. RE D LL B0 TIT. 'gf 1. Ieanne Brophy edits final copy. 2. Adviser Carol Ziemian and Karen Dornvaehter. 3. Lynne Cilmore. 4. Front row fl to rj: Karen Dorrwaeh- ter, Barbara Findlen, jeanne Brophy, Kathy Dooley, and Lynne Cilmore. 2nd row: Eugene Londergan, Ann Lyon, Boh Nichols, Christine Carrol, Faculty Advisor Mrs. Carol Zieman, Carmel Craig, Terry Flaherty, Kerry Teehan, janet Daly, Allison Looney, Mary Markel, and joan McCarthy. 3rd row: Kiln Clausen and Fred Dris- coll l52 '.,, 'F-.f. ,, . 'x. ni f Q ' 4 ' NI - -Jr, M 'ala A mf'-fluq I -sw, l g v-' 'Wm WL i A if-T if-nuff -na W th , 1 I gqf. W xx, YJ, X .ai 'ol. 2.. Issue 3 DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL 'A Mixed Bag' Applauded By CARMEL CRAIG If you happened to miss the Lama Club's recent pro- ,clion, A Mixed Bag, you Mssed some very exciting rformances by local DHS em. Some of the best irformances of the day were ie amusing antics of Mary :vis and Tammy Shade which pl the audience entertained, A Mixed Bag consisted of ree plays: The Old lady glows Her Medals, Early lost, and There's A Fly In ly Soap. The Old Lady Shows Her iedalsn by LM. Barrie, begins W a basement aparlmenl dui-Ing WWI where four charwomen ie having lea and boasting out their sons who are fighting , the war. One of the Warwomen, Mrs. Dowey, is no son and a Pri- ,xte Dowey ,comes to see her iring his leave lo tell her not to lher him anymore. He is an lphan,solhey becomeafamily, - returns to his regiment and a qnlh or Iwo later he dies. anne four charwomen were Vllfully performed by: Tammy Trade as Mrs, Dewey, Debbie laha as Mrs, Hickleham, Anne- nrie Sauer as Mrs. Haggerty, inplnomore Mom Mnuhrrej geeenlly returned lo lebanon. Photo by Robert iicllols. and Anastasia Michaelowski as Mrs. Tully. A good per formance was given by both Rev. Wilkenson-David Meighan and Private Dowey-Paul McMur!v. The props and setting were adequate including a log fire which set the mood, This tragic play moved the audience with some people dabblng at their eyes at the play's conrlusion. Marla Blaha and Dolly Conley who directed this drama should be commended. Early Frost by Douglas Parkhirst were directed by two versatile actresses, Mary Davis and Tammy Shade. The drama begins in an old attic where a woman, Lousie, and her young niece are fixing a leak in their alllc ceiling. The woman's slightly disturbed sister, Hannah, thinks theglrl is her old friend. Lydia who disappeared years ago. Lydla's ghost appears enticing the young niece. Alice, lo open a box. Hannah appears. lrylng lo lork Alice ln the box Louise rushes upstairs and Hannah breaks down, Con! fessing that she locked Lydia in the box. killing her. Special recognition should go lo Jennifer Scanga who played Aunt Louise. Her portrayal ofan Partin By ALLISON LOONEY 'I QQ., i .DJ Lv means farewell in Arabic, sophomore Mona Maufarrej told her friends at a gathering held to wish Mona, who attended DHS, a good trip back to Lebanon on January Sli Mona and her family came to America about three years ago from lebanon for education and because ofthe wa.. Mona, her parents Emil and Hind, and her thirteen year old brother Francoise returned to Lebanon. Her three older brothers George 21, Tony 19, and Gaby 17, all of whom work for Cumberland Farms, have decided to stay in America for a few more years. They want to cet uld woman was extremely reallslir and creative. Maria Blaha gave a terrific performance as Hannah, the insane old women, Her striking prolrayal was another benefit lo this talented group. Laura Davis as Alice, Susan Harrington as Mrs. Clayton. and Pam Boudrol as Lydia kept the audience ln suspense. There's A Fly ln My Soap by Fred Carmichael was by far the best play of the day. Carrie Alden Rice, a soap opera writer has fallen in love with a man she me! on a cruise. He is married and she learns from her friend Jane that his wife is coming lu see her. Qirrie vreales two visions of his wife, Iris. and believes that one is. trying lo kill her and the other is begging for her husband back, Neither turns out lo be lrue and Iris is really his sister. Carrie Alden Rice was portrayed by Mary Davis, who with her Brooklyn accent and crazy fantasies bruughl down the house, Tammy Shade ln a supporting role as ,lane Richardson was equally good, Andrea Tuminelli as Ins One. Linda Ayoub as Ins Two. and Continued on page 3 February 12, 1982 W Photo by Paul Cushing g Words From Lebanese Guest American citizenship ao they can come back any time they want to. Mona's primary motivation for going hack to Lebanon is I miss ng it's my country. Her other reasons include, education is better over there. I was expecungsomelhing more. The quality of education is not the only difference between Lebanese and American schools. In Lebanon, children begin kindergarten when they are about three years old. At about five they move up lo the first grade, Mona listed additional disparities. Over there you don'l move from class to class, the teachers do. You have to lake everything, You can't pick E SSC Programs To Be Implemented By BARBARA FINDLEN 'Two Student School ommillee proposals approved ,y the Dedham School iommittee last December are :ing implemented in February. A peer tutoring program and n alternative study hall are the vo ideas presented by the Audent School Committee on Jeoember 15. 1981. 1' Student tutoring will involve 'fucully-supervised after-school ession in which freshmen and Uphomores may seek extra udemic help from upper- ilassmen. SSC faculty advisor AH. Maryanne Placentino says that lhe idea is based on the :vrinciple that students can often 'ielp other students more than a encher' uv- WQ are .realizing l. ,L 4 I that we have a whole source of learning that wc're not using. This may open a new avenue of students helping other students. The tutors will be junior and senior Honors students and National Honor Society members. Any freshman or sophomore who wants extra help in math or English may report to A210 after school. Help in math will be given on Wednesdays, English on Thursdays. During the help session, a student may work on an individual basis with a tutor, orgroup sessions may be organized. SSC members stress the fact that peer tutoring is an option for those who want to try it, and will never be mandatory or assigned. In their proposal to the School Committee, the SSC pointed out lhal the rationale behind the program was that students are often more likely lo be responsive to peers in an informal setting, and that a student tutor may be able to explain a subject in terms understandable lo another student. Furthermore, the SSC maintains, material will be reinforced K0 the tutor, and therefore help those who teach to learn. Evidence that underclassmen wanted academic help from other students was found in a survey done two years ago by the Student Leadership and Orientation Program. The SSC Continued on page 3 what you want for courses. A major variation between Lebanese and American schools is that in Lebanon everyone's education has a price lag. You pay from your pocket, not your taxes, Mona says. In addition. students are allowed In drop out an any time. There are similarities. though. The Ieng1h ofthe school day is about the same in Lebanon as il is here, and mos! people attend college. One side of American school that Mona is happy to leave behind is the way kids smoke and lake drugs. They don't smoke in school in lebanon and do the stuff they do here. Why not? l don'l know. Maybe because the people in lgbanon are more together than the people here. Lebanon's attraction for Mona lies mainly in its people and the relaxed atmosphere. You can do what you want. Over here you have to call to go over some0ne's house. Over there you just go. The importance of this difference to Mona may in part be a result of the small town closeness that she is accustomed to. Life for her in Lebanon is more open. They all look after each other. In fact, the first thing Mona plans to do once she is in Izbanon is visit my friends. Mona's hobbies are sewmg, baking and, by far her favorite, gardening. We have a garden and a lol of fruit trees. I go sometimes and just sit down there. We have pear trees, apple trees, plum trees, and we have grape vines. Mona particularly misses gardening while living in Dedham. Outside there is no place to work. Being a gardener, Mona is interested in her environment. ln Lebanon, There is fresh air. 'nie weather is different. It doesn't freeze, there is no ice here, As for America, either il is too cold or its too hot. However, Lebanon and America are similar in some ways. 'Television programs are lund of lhe same. The movies you see here, we seein Lebanon. lehanese people wear the same type of clothing as Americans do, according to Mona. ln Lebanon she and her friends play games like Monopoly and basketball. As for music, We have American music and we have Lebanese music with different language and A different style. I like them both. INSIDE PSAT Scores Increase Slightly The War Continues WBCN vs WCOZ Mm-t 9choolComm1ttee Candidates Who s Wearing What Al Urifvo DHS Students Su est Punishment For Drunk Driving Of enders See Page 4 See Page 5 See Page 6 See Page 7 See Page 13 I ............... ' The Dedham Mirror com- pleted it's second year as an in- dependent publication this year, funded by both a tax grant and ad sales. Over twenty staff members worked bard to pro- duce a quality issue every month and distributed them in homerooms. Their efforts were much appreciated by the stu- dent body and faculty. 158 'M' MT rw Is. fa 'E I . I . f r 4 A Y' unv- l l. Top lc-ft: junu-s Buzzinotti, Bruce Man-Innes, Mr. Barker, NVilliam Summer, Gregg 'll-ixc-ra, Scott Gillis, VVilliam Mintz. Bottom lc-ll: Edwin Davis, William Nic-znojumski, Miclicllv Buckley, In-an Nosliawaty, and jeimiibr Crowley. -1 154 f LIBR RY IDE 1. Top left: jim Howard, Mr. Baker, and Bill Niez- najomske. Bottom left: jason Reyes and Brian Pow- ers. Missing from photo: jim Lester and Phil Mon- tague. 2. jim Lester. 3. Laurs Davis, Mrs. Leone, john Young, Mrs. Thomas, Darlene McCusker, Sandy Curtis, and Kathy Kinsella. 155 X I 5, 3 D , I 5 i 2 1 w i 3233995 , 4 TOUR AME T OF PLAYS 1 1. Derrick Noyce and Tina Ober. 2. Kolleen Rahilly, Mary Davis, Susan Harrington, Tina Obcr, Andrea MacNabh, and Linda Ayoub. 3. Mary Davis. Z 3 F 1 'tl w H ii gil! r sf: Linda Ayoub and Tina Ober. Linda Ayoub, Derrick Noyce, ai, lit 2 1 i T UD it Q In The Freshman play Happy journey to Camden and Trenton was about a family on a trip to see their daughter and what happens on this trip. Honorable Men- tions went to Mary Davis and Andrea MacNahb. The story behind Slumber Party, the play Sophomore year, was what hap- pened when a bunch ofgirls at a slumber party let their imagination take over af- ter, hearing noises. Honorable Mentions were awarded to Mary Davis, Susan Harrington, and Tina Ober. The junior play was Nobody sleeps. It was about what happens to a burglar when he enters the Buzby household. Mary Davis and Derrick Noyce received Honorable Mentions. 157 CHILD DE ELOP CLASS Q0 m V 2' xxx I ,Va M, I T, A V 4 xr-ali .B 5 fl c '51 . ,-,.,, . ,, MN, ,.,...,,... ,v,.,, --fw-an ' A mm W :ww ,,wy,ga-as i ' 4 is 4 il 1, Laursa I,enl1urclt and Suzanne Ouellette. 38 2. Busy clay in elussl 3. Playing cluek-cluelc goose. 4. Murylmetll Lungvnl llllfl Kerry Teelum llelp out. tae- -.:, '-'- hm... Vw WMug- 3037 may wa aigg , Y, -W -JK! 4, gg Ki 45. 4' . 4: as-V 'ii lsssszffii' 1 uw.-an .ln-K mn-.wsu emma:-neu FTDNA? mans-ll vf spur layman ,. mann mai ,vl,,,:.p-nd annul! 1------I.. NAIICNIXL -2 41 42 0 0 4, y -I Qlrrhfuralr nf , I ,illilemhrrzhip Ubin Qlrrtifiw that WILLIAM BROWNE BARBARA FINDLEN KIMBERLY CLAUSEN CAIL CUZELIAN MAURA DOHERTY EILEEN HESSIUN mars elenteh ar member 4 nf U12 DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL Whavkf nf the Naliunal Qnnnr 511512115 nf Sernnhmg Srhnnls, membership in mhirh is hasnt! nn Srhnlarship, IlIeai1ership,25ernire, am! Ghararter. 95111211 H1 DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL Illia 7th UCULI nf May 1981 A ' L4 N Wu' .Q ' Q.- s.IgQ,,2g??-Q 1 ' W 'W 'i 'fn' W' in f ' ! if I RGLLER K TE- - THQ A large portion ofthe class attended the roller skate-a-thon which took place at Curry College on November 2, 1980. Students skated for five hours and were sponsored per hour. Everyone had a good time, and several hundred dollars were added to the class treasury. 7 l. Mayanne MacDonald, jim Hickey, judy Gorman, Laura Thompson, 1 WJ Sheila Smigliani, Maryanne Pignone, ,Q , 1-,fi and Angela Veseio. ',:' 2. Mark Massey, joe Tuminelli, Charlene Molino, and Michele Tiernan. 3. Steve Arena, Kim Clausen, Linda Brauer, Mary Kenney, Tom Curley, Rich Mellen, Chipper Tierney, Loretta Camplmell, and Mayanne MacDonald. if, wx ,V ,IU cr. 1' 8 161 iQ 5 1 , T ACADEMIC AWARD ,Q ' -ff? F J id F3 i S, il r !, A , rf 162 ,gg1i1.,.5-..,,' Q.. 1 HJ' 1' 'WN ...X L1 cl v 1' Ny Br ,Az mv, '3,.3 v 8004 ' Un, .,, 45.1 I3 .-,GY . v-. ' , H-f.. 'A, ,JM-,,., L N., ,1'w,,,, 1-rf -1. w.,A'-1-..,f'-f-, , . Hr.. n-. fu f., M., wh 14,171 413-1,,.Ig-S MLN.. Au, M qu' -smhf. ,M'1s,,Q I mn... m .M N 4'-.,,.N -. -.4 '4 4. M-4 X U .MM .xv 'M fe. 1..,'w. Q.,- -s.. M.. 1. The Boy,s State Representatives were Bill Browne, Pat Liberatore, james Lester, Paul Bohmiller, and Brian Black. The Representa- tives, chosen for leadership, scholastic, and patriotic qualities, spent a week learning about American government. 2. Pat Liberatore was the recipient of the Harvard book award, given to a junior who has demonstrated outstanding academic abil- ity, citizenship and involvement in extra cur- ricular activities. 3. jennifer Doyle received the Wheaton Award, also given to a junior demonstrating outstanding academic ability, citizenship and involvement. 4. Eileen Hession represented Dedham High in Cirl,s State and was also the recipient of two awards. The Brown Book Award was given to Eileen in her junior year for scholas- tic achievement. She won the Rensselaer Medal for excellence in Mathematics and Sci- ence. 5. The Brown University Book award, pre- sented to Eileen Hession. 6. The winners of the United Nations Pil- grimage for Youth were Susan Quinn, Bar- bara Kawalczyk, Debbie Wilson, james Riz- zi, Mary Markel, and Bill Browne. 7. The Daughters of the American Revolu- tion Citizen Award was given to Kathy Knight. 8. William Tisdale was awarded a Colden Key in the Boston Globe Scholastic Art Awards in February of 1980. 9. The .following students won Academic Awards last April: Front row, l to r: Margaret Black, Most Improved junior in Business, Carolyn Blizard, Best junior in Industrial Arts, Ann Mosychuck, Most Improved junior in Art, james Lester, Most Improved junior in Foreign Language, Richard Murry, Most Improved junior in Industrial Arts, Pat- rick Foran, Most Improved junior in Music, and Billy Tisdale, Best junior in Art. Second row l to r: Anne Maguire, Most Improved junior in Math, Liz Payne, Most Improved junior in Special Needs, Linda Ayoub, Best junior Cirl in Physical Education, Eileen Hession, Best junior in Science, Tammy Per- rault, Most Improved junior in Social Stu- dies, Kim Clausen, Best junior in English, Rich Mellen, Best junior in Business, joe Ames, Best junior Boy in Physical Educa- tion, Arthur Soule, Most Improved junior in Foreign Language, Pat Liberatore, Best junior in Math, and Bill Browne, Best junior in Music. M 2? l . A. Hariri it 435 ' ig . .,,.,.g,faz1ggeg7 I J- X 31 !f1:?:g1f:.v :cle ' 7 Hgzff 924.4 ' ,,9' 7 ar 1 - ,, ilfmwaltrf i' 7 ' i? , fwfr 5 v W 'mv lf. jab, .' Irie -I vlvl A H , , I A . A- - : 7 vw-'A' ,: 4-, , L f A 6 1 r rifaaffif 7 8 ff I v v..,,,,..,- 9 163 77? -had 9 fl r D J 'Sys L, . T if ..4 1.4, .',,, 4 an 'So ,. - , b Q.,-0'u-Q' .r gr I' fi 3 R I 1 n .. 4 WY 1 i 3- The Drama Clubls production this year consisted of three one-act plays: Old Lady Shows Her Medals, Early Frm-l, and Thereis A Fly In My Soup. The seniors in the cluh Were: Mary Davis, cluh president, who had the lead in Therefs A Fly In My Soup, and directed Early Frostg Derrick Noyce, Club vice president, who directed Thereis A Fly In My Soupg Susan Harrington, who played the Social worker in Early Frostg and Linda Ayouli who played Iris 2nd in Theres A Fly In My Soupg and Becky Dake who worked on the sets and the stage crew. iw! WML 1. Linda Ayouh and Mary Davis. 2. .Indy Fiolo and Mary Davis. 3. Mary Davis and Andrea Tuminelli. 4. Andrea Tuminelli and Mary Davis. 3 165 l I. Indy Fiolu uncl Kristen Leonard. 2. Mona Moullirry, FQREIGN FOOD FE TIV L 5s N8 2. A l ,l , dy A, 1 as Rn - 4 -, . v- V . 1- ' A l l I Fff-' :ff f--17--W ....h,. W ,M-.4af.y,--. l r 'F l , c- 4 53. Nl1irtli4iTnoliy, Denise Mcssia, Lorri Krlipwicli, , animl flinu .-Xgi'ic'olu. ,. 5. lsi row ll to rm, Bvtli lluglivs, Mary Nlarkel, Lori P Mc-gc-rclicliiuii, Lynn Cilinorc: ancl Susan Lune. V, Znrl row ll to rl. lmsln- H4-in, If-ini Brophy, Linda Ayonlm. Dclmlmiz' NN'ilson, nncl De-liliiv Dunn. 3rd ' row ll to rl: Manire-c-n Curtin, jnlis- Nichols, Kntliv Tuasiopoulos, Cinclx Clonski, and Katliy Dooley. ii 'ltli row fl to rl. Us-lilxic liilwro, Lori CIJVLIIIQIIIQII, Mznirf-f-n Plllllll', znicl Mz1ry'l'iglie-, 4 I LM il ima I I l Thanks to the following advertisers or helping to promote our play.- Robert Abaid Accurate Hardware A 61 K and Son Appliance Service Center Association Glass Bagelman's Bakery Barletta Construction Corp. 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Insurance Agency U H Eiieil st: is iioivjcyriis ini HMHERSIUN Tahiti A Sponsored by Transcript Newspapers Tro icland Tuolhys Greenhouse r l C le SS of 82 Twinckgnton U.S. Army Val Cleaning Vitel i's Market Y, Wardles Pharmacy AA' AA ' I 9 JP' Ak fkdg Winslow's Garden Center ,AA A K I -,X Dr. Wolfson -AA Workout Plus A -,VV York Steak House .K gk .XX Robert Zahka Insurance Zahka Lawn and Pool K I S DO.tes:f'lqrch aei 17 Time: 8100 ' Pl ace: Ded Lam H'-gh . James F. Dunne A ud i l' or Rum Tickets 1 6 3.00 EN 167 . 3 C Q , ,,,-. 1 POWDER FF The 1981 D.l1.S. Powder Pliflilootlmll team had un exciting season lt-tl hy eup- taius Chrissy Russell, and Margie Blat-k and also hy eouelies Brian lV1llL'CllL'Ci0, Bruce Mt-Intosh, Steve Bevilacqua, Tom Clennon, and Ken Megnia. Un Nov. 15, the motoreude to XVest- wood High aroused the enthusiasiu ol' everyone involved and It-d to the victory over VVestwood 18-14. Although they were defeated in tht- lollowing gzune against Milton, the girls showed tremendous ellort. Regardless ofthe loss, the spirits ofour ulwliglitv MLlIAdlldC'I'S1, will never dit-. v a 3 I A vs I 'C f'5'39??Z , D29 ' it p . . ,QE s, ' f... wnxia xt., 42 168 1. The 1981 Dedham Powder Puff Cheerleaders: Chenzo Antonuceio, Tommy Deutsch, Steve Con- nolly, Mike jerome, and Robert Ziino. 2. The Bomheri' Norma Longval, sprints down the field. 3. Paula Fay and Rosie Massimig smiles of victory. 4. Captain Chrissy Russell. 44 Au.. I 'lf' -'L 1. Donna Mackey and Lisa Buffy Lang, 2. The Cheerleaders make their ugrand entrance. ,Aa-' 1 V 'F N-we-1 N. Ppfwflll, ,. zu mg, w . , I ' aff.-f lv-vcr?-.1 ' X. js jsrfz Q , dugg 'f I 'Z. '!' 5 sftff f. 'g ' ,F V A 1 ,' 4' -r1-- ' -+---, . ,Him ., Jt..1,2l'w.. A ::...:. . fm, wk K1 usd? cg he y .. ' ' ,lm , V i K, . 1 I M pf .. , ,, WZ ,v W rs . , V .wk 5 A 'JT X c-!X.-,y--- f 3,43 .,Y,k.,1,5 'X' I ' 'gf . ' . ' 'Q'-1 Mi.. 1 . if . QL-G.. , K t1: d'Y:.f ,, , .Ne Q, w .mu-v 1 I-em. 1 A-, H 1' 1. ' A A ,,., J , .a awz-4 'jp . , 169. .4 , .A 1 vffqfa-QM: 'P-V ' , 'n It t .V-.. ' V -. 4 ' ' - Qjihfl 13,130-f.'Q3af. N . I Q . ,W X , 3 E , A.. - ' ' n ef 5 f ,M . -' ' v J F . 9 ' V ' . - 1' : '55 ' 'f ' P .. ,Mx ' f ,, M' 4.1 A ,iv --.W-. ,..fi,v. Zhi-- ., , . J ' - M,,..,.,, 33: -1 1 ,.l1'i.'I , 51 ,Q-w,gAj Qi3' 1, . ' ' , ' . -ff':'fz-fy... Q., 1 ,. we .-f-- f5'Y3'sfmws- A ,g?f m'-. - .s .. iQ.,a-A- 4 '-.,-:' ., , ,, , ,:,gg,,,,. ,,4'T,cg?m'iy5ffz4-3 meh f, 5,04-1.1.11-3 V. . , wie, -was ' -' .- .'g iq, 1,5 If W I f. ' ', 7 553'-g4',gf'f, ,w'1' A-1 '- WY- L '-, - :-A a ' W.,Pe.. . , , Lf'wiU?.Q'F32, f-91:1- '33 , Tift -V feaawi. 'ff --,s?.'?xJ,:3:xN ' -- f v ' ., ,, .txava , i 3 TSA 2 The 1981 Dedham Powder Puff Football Team: Row one Cl to rl: Kerry McCaHigan, Lori DeCola, Carole Gentile, Mary Kenney, Donna Hart, Maryserh Longval, Judy Benson, Norma Longval, Lisa Lang, Laura Lenhardt, and Barbara Bollas. Row two ll to rl: Jodie Wiggin. Donna Mackey, Patti Primeau, Cathy Luna, Karen LaVita, and Kathy Knight. Row three fl to rl: Coach Bruce McIntosh, Vicki Chu, Diana Crowell, Jody MacDougall, Carole Barrett, Barbara Fogg, Ann Maguire, Donna Kahler, Jeannie Brophie, Judy Gorman, Kim Clausen, Margie Black, Chrissy Russell, Coach Tom Martin Clennon, and Coach Brian Mooch Mucciaccio. Row four Cl to rj: Loretta Campbell, Kelly Lyons, Cherly Fortuna, Jeanette Jones, Robin Nemskal, Patty DeSario, Ann Gillis, Joanne Lunney, Tina Oher, Lisa McLaughlin, Kim Mucciaccio, and Kim McCormack. Row five Cl to rl: Ann Sugrue, Selena Cemelli, Maura Doherty, Kathy Dooley. Kathy Newton, Rosie Massimi, Ann Lyon, Carla Zaccaria, Linda Brauer, Laura Locke, Paula Fay, Suzanne Derlia, and Cheryl Duncan. 169 BOWL-A-THO An cspc-cially oil-ioyt-cl activity, sponsorccl hy the class of1982, was the Bowl-a-thou, ht-ld on january 14, 1982. Although a 10 inch snow storm causvcl a lbw people to stay homc, many spiritccl howlvrs showed up at Sammy W'hitc's to tcst their skills. The clay proved to hc quite' silt-cessfiil with many participants scoring strikcs and sparcs. The profit helpcd to pay for the ycarhook and the prom. 2 1. Ann Mosychuk. 12. Scott He-gan. 3. Mike jc-rome, 4. Kolleen Rahilly, 3 ITU fi- If . I Af' N ST DE T-FACULTY KETB LL GAME vffzi 5 1 i n I i 1? I' 1 I 1 25 -..,. s .,n,,., 2 .X 'N y Q, at , r 1. Mr, Lynch shoots for a hasket. 2. The Faculty Basketball Team: front row fl to rl: Mr, Lynch, Mr, Parr, Mr X Ciambanco, and Mr. Perille. Back row fl to rl: Mr. Dellut, Mr. Haluska. Mr 3 Leary, Mr. Codino, Mr. Dellorco, Mr. NValsh, Mr, Smith, Mr, WValker, and Mr Sullivan. Q 3. Mr, Dellot awaits the victory. 4. Faculty Cheerleaders. 4 IT 3 w CHOR LE 1 1. Front row: Lisa Carney, Tina Oher, Cheryl Caetani, Carolyn Harding, Chris Deltiilo, Leslie Ames, and Lisa Carter. 2nd row: Susan Ditto, Lynn Ahliott, Diane Kelley, Theresa Petrillo, Andrea Crzyhinski, Tammy Shade, and Chris Crowley. 3rd row: Pam Pedersen, Amy Dray, jo-Ellen Lester, Michelle Buckley, Maureen Plathe, joanne Lunney, and Donna Hart. 4th rowg jf-an D'Addieeo, jaequie Hoinanish, Gina Zacc-aria, Beth Mattingly, Snzainn- Derlia. Kerry McCaflig,an, and judy Benson. 5th row: Susan Ghan- tons, Cayle Harding, Lynn Cilniore, Judy Gorman, Linda Perkins, and Lori DeCola. oth row: Mit-lit-lle Cardinal, jane Connelly, Sharon Clalfey, Margaret Pendlehury, liolwin Neineskal, and Maryann McC0rkle. 7th row: Keith Beck- vold, Beth Hughes, janet Daly, Lori Megerdichian, Becky Dake, and Linda Ayonli. 8th row: Pat Foran, David Sullivan, Henry Beckvold, Derrick Noyce, Phil Wik, and jim Lester. 2. Linda Ayoiih. 3. An informal rehearsal. -1. Lynn fllllIlUTi'. 172 M .XQQ wi..- '4- lv 1' J ia ts ,., 1. Mary Kenney and Joanne Lunney. 2. Phil Wik, Henry Beckvold, and Rick Noyce. 3. District auditioners - lst row: Keith Beckvold, Rick Noyce, Pat Foran, jim Lester, Phil Wik, Linda Ayoub, Becky Dake, Chris Crowley, Tammy Shade, Lynn Gilmore, Suzanne Derba, Linda Perkins, Judy Benson, and Beth Matting- ly. 2nd row: Henry Beckvold and Sharon Claffey. ,fyn -T' 1 1 .f 5 A ' if X. X- af, I , , gary 1' Xl H . 17 Z 9 I , .k.,, 4' rl' 0 rib U-1 nf ' .. 4. ff'- I 45' 6' R .p , J -. x N Xi o-' 13.1 f' - I . :',' f ,KY K. A. S.. 494 .' A ' . ' n A -1' ,J 10 .L :xr A'f o f I A 4., r n S jf Q Q'-' 'I' I. 'r 9 I-F J I I, .fff , .1 ,- '. 30 atv- .'., 1' 'A I .f ' r ' 1 . 1 f Q N 'lipikyii I 4. -' 1' 4 I V x in ,5 A ' if . ff 'nyc ' 1 - ' - t 1 ' ' V, f'.,.,' . , , . , .f, 'I -9,31-'Q v.' - H'-ffg: .' .. .4 . .. Y : -In -'nu fnf -I If M- . 'X ' I f. I. , I I -1 'f .f,'.: 1 ff .nu t Y :LV . f :.:,,,-ff - ':.,' 'W' , 4 ',f'f,.Q:r::',,,g'f . . 1' --' ug.-I 1 , g U ' , A ' .1 I J Ki' ' ff' 'Ls if-v .VI .V p f? 'AI 'Q If-.' . 1'- 'g 1 F rf4 , A 6-9 g , . - - . -'WH -'ll' X? V - , 1 X 4 Q 7 I 5 ,I f W-.1,'5,wf ' ,., 'bfi 1. ' Lrg,-' ' 'f' f - , J ,- - z f -3' - 'J - . . f- ' ff:- 1' J, 1 11, ! Vp' 1 S 5 Lss -5 V .2 4 , A CG ga N-'-ikC'f ,. gs 7 1 N vm-n :rr . . . . ' Juv.: L f 'J' 2,1 wil turllllll I 1978-19 t1Mwl , a if y n 1 A ,t nr? l l L 1 5 ' l4:11,5,,Hr ri fl ful 2! ,CLI 1-HHH ' ' Ts 'lil ' . , . a ...s I 1 1 ' il' 4 ' 'Y' , ,. 1 H 5-4fe.',ja I in I L q,- 4, in Ur fi 1 l IH 1918 :cull 1111 ni V 1' A ltnu is lln P1 uplm s 14 mpln tt rl A 5 ' mi 1 1111 1 x Ht y lllllj it s 'I 4 r 7 N . A K 4 A m I I ,V v l ' ral! all I y n I i 1 1, 'X Y, Q. ly w He l A v IJ, x I, 'HI' J, A 1 1 nl Q9 fx vw N '-xx X W wt 9 69 will XV , A. 1, DHS this H mvygxtx, 1 tu U11 0' - The gates to Polish textile mill show the strc-ngtll of tht- people In 'Solidarity Against the U 5,5 H. fl H r 'Q f ' af Ulu 1lIlN 19 llihl. l..i-lx llltum :I - l ,iutll'rllu11'l 11.1111-mil 1'1m1l.ilinl b 7 vv4'r1'rlmrrn'rl 1 5 51 Y b f ' 1 1 ' 1 5 41 I F 176 Q 1 W N, W Y , N, l ,. -l . . , ,l, .,, Vx ,,, ,I . - -Y M lf',wI,w:l1 u- WWII' - 'l,, 1 W.: x lmrn H, Fug, ' funl -.-.--n- I ---Q----.......l ...-.....--. -4-n-i-.-.- i -----rf ,............-. ugh .ww Ntnltt- tm r Y umixtrad .buttons A wort . .in slisvul' N 41 .nl on , ers wt -411,7 4 Nwl x M 1-1. lbw .., fini, , 1 - 'fi' - A , f., Q . , . kfr, lj-.4- D71 .,w,i . I 44 . 221: an-ri Ihrlays 0,-CI . 1951 f' same dl7hWtV . f day H0541 fjhf. 52 an . It , ' X ff 11 1 .fjf . . 5 'fa' Vx . ' 1 fx' 7 wr hr' XXAAV 'Q ix lt..:'j: , s','Qf 4 -,f fyfl Pi' 2 .V ' '. , r m2-2z7.77Lf v':3'f'1 3Q- Gypsy moth caterpillars de- G: 1, fa? ga- :ffii . ,J ,W v fd Q I iii ,B ,girl 1 M151 X! 4 vasted the woods of New Eng,- ' land during the summer of '+- lm 'A 1981, IJ' The 1981 baseball semon was cancelled for over 2 months vile owners and players negotiated differences, Steeeeee-rike and... l Theyre 1 A H Owners balk. , ' , players walk 1 H . 'r .. 682611 W, 'CW' ,703 dl 5 ,age ,---Q., I Worn in ass held lb p'f'-fide-n Iran w I, ' January Patco, the union for air traflic controllers. called a strike for better pay, resulting in the mass firing of government em- ployees. 3 , 1 1 , g '5'uv'. 1 1 s S V v ,. KX 1 Y ' 1 if? E S x.. 1 w w -1 :Q 'WK Q's'13,.Q,yJ'Qj 41-4 Y ,V it . 'X , ,n 5 'w-. Q n HY an as num by L : 1 ku uv- 't 1 Q'lv'wu:' s' .Wh . 1 3- On Mav13 1981 Pope john Paul ll was shot at, but survived the bullet ofa President Carter ileclarvrl za ll S lim: tl of tha- Mmm-uw Olympics on April 1 1980 because of Russian Invasion in Klglian istan, V lx Nlls C10 at Q., ls . In H. ,le 'H Mai' f' Despite elforls by manv to lcup the tax cutting nu asurf nut ol Massachusetts Proposition 2112 was passed in November 1980 The Space Shuttle Columbia, the lirst U S Space Craft lnult lu land like an airplane, was launched on April 12, 1981 V On january 23, 1982, a World Airways Dfllilcraslii-11 into Boston Harbor, just days after an even wursm- crash into a Washington D.C. bridge, Two Dc-111mm men were lost at sea. 'H Kxl xl , Xwf on Dqcnuxuv kg Over our four years, many diiierent styles and fads passed through Dedham lligh . . . Nike sneakers are now in, but tennis shoes are out . . . Rock-n-Holl is definitely in, while disco and punk are quickly going out . . . WBCN and WCOZ bumper stickers are in everyoneis lockers, but books and homework are always out . . . Proposition 2V2 is in, but the pool is out . . . Calvin Klein jeans, among other designer jeans, are in, yet good old Levis will last forever and never be out . The upreppyn look is supposedly in, but some DHS students will tell you its absolutely out Stereo Hboxesi' are in, While transistor radios are out . . . Powder Puff hung in there, even though the lights at Memorial were always out . . Tahitis and McDonalds are in, but unfortunately Wendy's is out . . . jogging is in. but walking anywhere is out . . Driving around Dedham is in, but finding something to do here is out . . . Although the Rolling Stones were in Massachusetts, Their concert at the Carden was ruled out . . . Registration for the Draft is in, But we all hope our senior boys wonit have to go out . The 1981 World Champion Celtics were in, but the N.E. Patriots were down and out . . . Purple and other bright colors are in, but dark, dull colors are out . . . The Alligator is now slowly crawling out, While tigers, foxes, and dragons are coming in . . . Fridays are always in, and Mondays are still out . . . The Soaps and General Hospital are unquestionably in, but Luke and Laura are now out . . . Video games like Space Invaders and Pacman are in, but conventional games like checkers and Monopoly are definitely out Expressions like uwickedn and uawesomen are in, but uexcellenti' and Hcooli' are out . . . Solving the Rubik's cube is in, but peeling the stickers off and putting them back the right way is the easier way out . . . Among other places the Manor and the Old Road are in, But CFU and Cabin', we are sorry to say are out . . . Finally parties will forever be in, while DHS seniors are passing out . . . And Even after graduation, the class of ,82 will always be in O BOSTON CELTICS WORLD CHAMPIONS WRKOT lkR d Qi x ELTIL-S I so RIGHT xg EVM I r lg.,,g fiffff' N I nw, ,F K , Q99 ia T 1. Anne Maguire and Steven Bevilacqua. 2. Hill Coombs and Mrs. Leone. kwa 22 :gf if ,lf rt rw, Q df .of 3' Ig ,, 61 1 ISU 0 Viv aiu SGW' 1' :STA wi ff lx , A 'ml lu .W , f + . XX X, , nl, 'J - I Phil Montaque. Steve Arena. Kim Clausen oe Conforto and Bill Tisdale. 'si 181 my 'A-' in I ll 1. Selena Gemelli, Kenny Larson, Walter Crowley, and Mr. Gallo. 2. john Hasenfuss. 'V 3. Lorretta Campbell. PQ 4. Diane Cately. ,1- ,Q x , f-rv 1iMvf1Q ' - , 1 fig? . ,ly V-Q F 4 r iff f ff. nf, M . 1 fi:aAA,gjf,j i6gw1 ,Q J K ,,'s new K V-M.,-SN in 4 I S 4 .. f ll II Ig' 4 ,WW ,..,,,,V.w- 4. WV . .mu D 1 puns- -QS...-1. r fp .,k,rA W f .W 4., Laura Locke. Martha Tuohy and Gina Agricola. Richard Mellen and Susan Putnam Tom Kosin and John Kelly. W J 4 tf s 2 2 1 3 , 5 , 1 , Z 1 u Z 5 g , 1 f I i Z 1. Stephen Connolly 2. 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