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Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

 - Class of 1983

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'xm I fx A ,f gat, , Qui. if 5 S Af, 8 xi f 'Emu 1 val .QQ '. if ,Hz 1 fo If-,g. . I rs 'fi wi 1 is .Mn .., ie'-'ag -W - tfn - wi' . ,u 519: 55 7 . 1 Q B4 In f 'Q ' g f X A ' rf ' ' .F O Jn TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS SPORTS ACTIVITIES REFLECTIONS 20 160 'K-A 0 Wlilllfffyt' I s 5 t----I - emember when 1 we were all sitting in the auditorium chairs on that September day? For us this was the first day of what we thought would be the longest four years of our lives. As freshmen, we were told that these years would be our best years and that they would be gone before we knew it. Al- though most of us doubted this, we found out soon enough that it was true. Senior year had approached us quicker than we had ever ex- pected. This was the time we had all been waiting for. At last- Senior Year! We started planning for the Semi- formal, Bermuda, the prom, senior play, yearbook portraits, and most of all, graduation. When the time came to be measured for caps and gowns, we all finally realized that we really were graduating. For some it was a happy time leaving the high school but for most it was a sad time of seeing people for the last time. But it is now the time to say good- bye and face the future remember- ing the good times that Dedham High has given us. --S ' 1 ll p 1 SEPIEQR. 'l.fE..f.E.R.l ru . vf wa. ...s----it -J 3- - f-if-M-f---.-.-. -IRI-S:.1li lll1PH I 'U' . . rzrl- 1. , 1'-f:2i1::gml,:m1pav' in !!5B.i:sw:1n'::lv:r'a1l:mvri:uuinlu.m:aa:s:Jlmnlelr:a1'.au ar ,. fi A -M-M.. . -1, - RZ- 1 Z - - --.2 N ' -.Q-K 4 W ,.-,. ,Y A W - Q. v . - .Y 4:11- -L.-.I-'li-fi-a:::'f ,-, ,,--nw 1-'-,: --f -.......-H...-, , .. Q 0 , 1 ., , ' -Juv 1 . . , ' , 1, ' . an . 1 1 bag 'Q-'v' ,L f Q' .JW 1 . A - , , , ' - . 3 Q YQU' W r . X ' 4 I.- .nf , 3 , 1 A N N XY I2 K xx , ?zi:, Xu-1 , ' E , 4 , O O YOU REMEMBER . . . Mrs. Bradley's speeches . . . Apple Picking . . . The Undefeated, Untied and Unscored upon Freshman Football Team . . . Freshman fire drills . . . Johnny Holmes . . . Martin at the Bloodmobile . . . Henry at the Red Sox game . . . 4113 on Milton Powder puff . . . Pseudo Intellectual Mr. Gus . . . Freddie's Knee . . . David's and Dougie's cars . . . Hoffman's crutches . . . Sean Rooney's year round tan . . . The Trackies VW bus . . . Al Smith's dinner excursions . . . Senior skip day . . . The large cast of Oklahoma . . . The Valentine's Day Dance . . . The Disco in Quebec . . . Six of one, Half a dozen of another . . . Skilly bus rides . . . Rally nights . . . Selling flowerbulbs . . , Iason's SAT scores . . . Debbie Wilson's party . . . Donny's green sweater . . . The Norwood girls at the wrestling match . . . King Oakie at the Semi-formal . . . Who was number one on your computer list . . . Fat Ed's rally cartwheels . . . Halloween 81 at Candy Mountain . . . M 8: M QMurph and Malcolmj . . . Brian's earring . . . Christina's and Tammy's shirts . . . Fred at the Prom . . . Glen from the ski trip . . . 4 absences last term . . . Who vandalized the buses . . . Snow Days . . . Marty's stories . . . New Games . . . Ronny Brock's Boots . . . Tahiti's . . . Lynne Fisher's powder puff stardom . . . John Colantuoni's Trans Am's new paint job . . . Mr. Ricci's falling cars . . . Trackie Mentality . . . Paying your dues . . . Maureen Curtin's Halloween bash . . . Homeroom meditation . . . Scotty Lawton at the basketball games . . . Which prom theme you chose and which petition you signed , . . Mr. Varnum's revived Volkswagon . . . Mirror Messages . . . Morning announcements . . . Student Council'sThanksgiving Day decorations in the halls . . . E.T. being an artist . . . Tim's Vega . . . Bermuda . . . A dive into the pool . . . The Hanson Brothers . . . Coach Mike D . . . Quiet Mike Foley . . . McDonald's and the barrier girls . . . The powder puff cheerleaders . . . Rizzi's ballet shoes . . . Eleanor's laugh . . , New Pond . . , Sneakers . . . Reisner's Howl Song . . . And all the good times we had in High School. 5 arying styles at Deham High School reflect the wide ranges of in- dividuality that exist in the Class of H8311 Obviously the most original style is that of the Trackies. The Trackie look combines a unique idea of fashion to suit the personality of the wearer. Whether its flourescent sneakers, moccasins, or barefeet, Ya- shikie shirts and faded dungarees, the trackies take pride in their ad- verse style. Preppy has been a style for many of the seniors for the past two years. According to a true prep, the ideal outfit for both a young woman and man includes the oxford, the izod alligator sweater, chinos and docksiders. x U. x, 1 The Creative Style is exactly what the name states. The creative dresser incorporates jfxkf not only the latest in fashionable wear but also the styles of ycserday W The latest in fashion trends is New Wave. The attire includes mini- skirts, silk pants and the tradition- alman's tie. Stripes are predominant in the clothes along with bright col- ors. The Punk trend is one that has spread quite rapidly through the halls of the high school in the past year. The punk wear consists of darker colored clothing, primarily black, and includes leather pants and unusual footwear. The T-shirt look of Dedham High reflects the casual and relaxed atti- tudes of many Dedham High stu- dents. Along with the concert tees, the students wear Levi's and work- boots. Although each of these styles are represenative of Dedham Hgh School, the look that best represents a D.H.S. student is the one that best represents his or her personality and the things he enjoys. i . 1 t X ls. A LQQK EJ 0853 119' X , 5 i I 'Nl 7 Xyw DU' JQ.-3.11'E-i.'.ll.NU CQ m'r Eu R , F I l i lf 1 l i I 5 I Y 4 1 f I 4 Q l ii Q 5 -.. 3 1 Y 1 I 51 a'25 i-E.L ' 8 ost high school kids will remember their jobs forever. The jobs involved more effort than they were sometimes worth. We all have to admit that though we needed the money, the jobs have caused us to miss out on some things. For instance, senior year rolled around rather quickly. As this time came, we all hoped to have fun and join in on activities during our last year in high school. But for many, the jobs resulted in missed opportunities. We found ourselves saying many times: Sorry, I can't go because I have to work tonight -maybe next time. And to top if off, a lot of us had to wear uniforms and hats usually made out of polyester. Name tags were usually included too. Smile and be polite to the customer! , always seemed to echo from our employers. But in due time this paid off! After all, how else would we have been able to enjoy that sun in Bermuda or pay for our many senior year expenses? -.-J-.-J-,-,.e-.-.p -- - . .,.. .,.J.x . .,. NJ v !f':Il'.5f.:.l .LJj..4.-3. .....J X-, X -N X, EQ f v xg.Ax,, 0 X ' ,ff ,.,.f 5 x ' L f.-J wk Xxx' 4 1 N'Q7p.-- q if' ,., , , V ' ' -1? X 4 X, X x 4 Yin. ff lrjfswwi A I - f7.'4 '. f74: ' gf J X X .ag , Wl h A , J -Q ,- . . -.4. .' .. - Q-- -. Q.-: -f Q V 1 1 4 9, f 1 , Q 1' 1 ' E W ' Qs' ' D ff sb .X : -l x L' xx .a 'W Qgv V ar A y fy- U se .- x - 1 'NVQ' Q a! :'! sf - ' K , X, . .1 'T .- Fw..-. K h 4 .,'a,,..fV' , Us W V . -vA.19y.i4,,F lsfl- - ..4 . ,f , Q' TH . I .7-.5 ..4'I's+s,'T .iff lgxygsi ' .4 Z . -'-na. -1 , ' f .N il' ..y,:l,v'.'.ew, Y N- ,s ' , fly' f'.-..s- I N,-,'.,' ' 5 . :- 'f '-'i LX' A- . '. - . ,. ix N1 - .1 .n - :i'l::.. ' 2193 - ' '- ., 5 532' - .-vw dvr-Q - ,' -Q 'er -'Y . ' T'L!,fIL:'.' - - - 3 ,, . ' fn lwf'5,Q,. .- ft, , - L23-.' ,. 5-3--. '. 0 . -'f' , w 4-', 'Q,V ' A'-rn . V- '- 1 '- I' T ' , r ' '. N: x g ,Ii i' ',-,-. - f .I 3 -: . 'ln' Q.. 0121.1 ir .' I 1' if ll ' .0 , fJ.:f:'-wg--f,.: 2, -.5-was-izra-e 'mi-fm 4, .o,'.':,'v- -P---S u ,.-, f 'o 'ND' -.'g. ' 4 , , -,. , 'Q , 3 . 3 .5--x-,gf . , ' ' ' ' -.-.- 'J's.. ' -- '- 'Q - VH'-wi,-4: 1 f. - '-- a 5 '. hr!-' ' I, .231 't 1, Q F I :mg 4 if fl 1 ' 'I' '. fJ'. F-'if' - '-I: - - ' , . v' N. '-- . ' IQ' .g ,L 'Uvu n .-'x ' . , - . ' . 1 9. ,-w. ..., f ,-...-.fa if - - '- ' 34' v. 1.16 , n ' '- Q Q r' f--H. v- 4- -1-v.,,. '. --- ' L7 f M: ., Q'- Ig1v'g' g ' , vw I '. -2 's Q I' J 'f, ' ,Q ff. -av rv 1! E '.p'..r' H . , A - ', lf 4f!Qg.v..h,. , nv a'. , ,W in , l . 5 A L, ,vw I id-n Q H ' 3-w.,,,'. 'wr' ' ' . at J- ' 1- , 1 fi ' Q! 5 - ' i - 1' a Q Q '.lbn',2...an.- 1' V . A , FUR if X -ox 'L l R eekends w e r e made for Y l I i l l L 1 V I l 2 l When weekends roll around, Dedham High students are ready to set aside their school routine for a couple of days. By the time the 2:10 dismissal bell rings Friday after- noon the halls are buzzing with sensa- tional plans for excitement! If there happens to be a house party around town, everyone usually finds out about it, but if not there is a range of other places we can be found. Using imagination a variety of activi- ties can be uncovered around the town. Whether your idea of fun is cheering on the sports teams, seeing a movie, dancing the night away, or just being with friends it doesn't matter as long as it's entertaining. Nevertheless, a ven- ture to McDonalds, Tahiti or other lo- cal restaurants can top off the night. Yes, weekends do pass quickly! Along with the heavy social schedule, week- ends are also a time to engage in obliga- tions that should be fulfilled. This time can be used for catching up on such educational endeavors as papers to be written and books to be read by their close upcoming deadlines. Also there are those students with jobs who may have to give up some of their weekend privileges to make money for the future. In general, weekends are made for us with the freedom to choose what we want to do with them. Surely everyone has a good amount of memories of the many weekends throughout their high school years! I LIVE FOR THE wi EK ENDff g 0 5 rf I ll wnmwTww?wQ-W ,.,, vi i MR All WN UAMSBURL 'lIE lU J EHUWWIWM N - , JJAV RIELTFES QF 03333 - I IM G YIHUI wh fo? my lwmzmmfigggiw Budweiser 3 MA-E -H F nmao f ,fly apmrfp . f M 1175119 129.1129 fy fag HN 'lf - w 1 f 1 X f 24 2 N ,r Zi Q-sis Kifavv S 1' 3 'SE' n sl 1 I EEF' K 2.7 Q X f'fK'Ah9' Elf: ff' P 2 fs H Eg? In -v.+6 .'5 vglgfg gg 5-Him, F Y N an 5 V Q ' L ' Us , 5 E s m ,A qsfflx-K, bon A1 X a, C. ' 5 gg Qbfd sax! 'gf A mi gun 0 -lg,-V.-rg' .55- Q 0 L .Sr Y A 2-Q ,AEEXS 4 2-:xi fair: 'sz N5 - 5422 but -. r Q Q M . is I Q L Ha 'QQ xy 0 fo F its X- 1 I . .All 12 Favorite Cartoon Character 1. Garfield 2. Bugs Bunny 3. Smurfs Favorite Past Time 1. Partying 2. Sports 3. Dancing Favorite TV Show 1 Mash 2 Dynasty 3 Hill Street Blues Favorite Singer 1 lim Morrison 2 Bob Seger 3 Roger Daltry I Favorlte Movle 1 Offlcer and a Gentleman 2 ET 3 Fnrst Blood Favorlte Song 1 Truly 2: Hard to Say l'm ' t 3 Dirty Laundry Favorlte Car 1 Mustang 2 Mercedes 3 Camaro Favorlte Place to Ea 1 McDonalds 2 Burger Kmg 3 Home AA , . 21- . . , in , . , M-2'1 is Ford Mustang Converfll b Q 5-Q L! ..e i. W 5 O , E .i . ff' . f ,, A 5 , -1 3 , . L'4ll ' f - , f-iff K , ,J - , -1 . ., . Q . 4. 'i fr 8- 17, - - ,.,. mfg.-.-4 '1v, . atfxp , - P .+:!',f ':!1 , :M ff--sv e-V .- .. 0.-shut,-.4 4 s -ar.--W .-...--...A-... ......,-,--., .,.,. '9 5' Slain: x-Arun'-lliu ,.,,rvanf- ILQQWOI' Dio-sy. QQ F F,!'X T' ,:A.,a!.,- . ...qv Q,p'i-f,- .- Michael Ananis Assistant Superintendent if Gene Negrone Dr. Harry McKay Assistant Superintendent Superintendent Tl ,gl TS.-iz' s 'S' rf, Peter Smith Charles Foley Anthony Zonfrelli Edward Coffey Principal Vice Principal Vice Principal Director of Guidance Gene Spinello Superintendent of buildings and grounds T17 from him. Mary Burns Director of Special Education Q , 'B 52 ar' ,sf K, i 90 Kathleen Ahern jean Ashe Guidance Social Studies Mary Aversa Special Education Arthur Barker Arthur Barker did more than teach English at DHS for ow er twentv-five years. He made Shakespeare come alne with his dra matic readings and acting. He knew literature as if he had written it himself. We regret that we are no longer able to studx and learn T james Baker Mathematics 1. Michelle Buckley 2. jackie Donahue and Maureen Conley 3. Laura Cunningham -s 'U W - , B , p 1 , N V- f Q' 4. , is Q I' 5' Lawrence Bales Arthur Barker Charles Becker Margery 301139 Industrial Arts English Social Studies Mathematics 18 1. John Caulfield and Kevin Falvey 2. Stephen Foley 3. Ha Pham ,. Bupa? 'le' - . ,wx-K -1 lk., i af' , ,al . Mgr ,Q f .EAL ., .V 1 A.,-f . if I ll in i xu 'I 1 e 7 e ,. l r.,, Donna Bowman-Fuller Nancy Bradley Edward Brady Marianne Brown English Foreign Language Science Guidance 19 , Q ! 1. David Yanolis 2. Anne Faherty S if 1 ff., J . , t 3 William Browne Social Studies gif' Lornie Bullerwell Barbara Byron joseph Castellano Science English Special Education 20 -evil' 1. Julie Nichols, Michelle Flynn, Russell Tierney and Stephanie Maider. 2. Paul Mclnnis 3. Kelly Martin iv 14 1 2 3 ,qs .Sr l Curtis Chase Mary Anne Clougher Annette Cole Andrew Corcoran English Physical Education Special Education Science I 21 k..,,,,,. . , N, N W 1 M1 ,, W' fu-an W' Wm 1. Steve Quinn, Mike King, Ed Loughran and Paul Robinson 2. Phil Heffernan 3. Lorri Krupwich and Cheryl Cassidy im. I x A X N r , 5 'J A Q 4 x I 'AA f 1 ' john Creeden Maurice Daly Gregory Dellorco james Dellot Foreign Language English Science Industrial Arts 22 inc' V 4-4 jpw, 1. Bill Colomy and Betsy Lauenstein 2. Brian O'Keefe 3. Mr. Faucett 4. Laurie Duffy 5. Rich Tierney ..,- 1 , S 2 f I t -.3 l l Q fmt ,f 43 - Sn Q 3 4 'NL Clare Deraney Stephen Dewar Linda Eardley jean Eckblad Social Studies Industrial Arts Special Education English 23 7? i' Y an 1. Danny Pellegrini 2. Cheryl Hawkins 'N i 4 ..,-su, X A S .ai Philip Farrington john Faucett Shiela Feeney Michael Flanagan Mathematics Music Mathematics Science 24 1. '1-+ x 3'9 4 dxf 1. john Goodwin and Ieff Craig 2. Tim Feeney 3. Kristen Leonard 4. Christine Crowley ills... Q , X l ' 'l 'i 4 a 1' fe -' .i x ' , L X .A l -'---'fm an . V ' 3 R Q 4.4 'H-'viii wuts Carol Fortune Carmen Gallo Steven Ciambanco Deborah Gobel Special Services Mathematics Social Studies Special Needs 25 1. Lauren Mastromatteo, Sheila Flemming and julie Nichols. 2. Mr. Palmer Q c I 1 2 Frank Goldberg james Cuirleo William Gustafson Mathematics Music Social Studies 26 Al David Haluska Industrial Arts '---1-.M -,,, 12.1 NX 1. Tricia Browne . - B n v i 2. Stephanie Maider and Lynne il 'T janjigian ' ' '. 1 3. Karen McCormack I S' 1 -, x,- A , i .QQQQQ ,fail l 2 Q Larry Hawkins Suzanne Healy Warren Hermance Eileen Hickey English Foreign Language Business Business 27 22 1. Kelly Lynch 2. Beth Hughes l f qi, f'3m,X , . 1, , X 441, MX - 2 5 65' ' - .-I-'ak ' , .... -4--r'3' i..4-9 El 1 2 Ioan Horan Maurice Hurley Virginia johnson Physical Education Mathematics English 28 George Kehoe Mathematics x ,J , .4-fy - Hi cgi 1 -. Kf' 'J i l F .if Wiza gn, M Ri .. rf ' 4 2 1. Diane Di Martino 2. Christine Viles 3. Rich Scafati 4. Maria Blaha P W. A ..f, Qi, 1 l 15 I Paul Kelly john Kenny james Kissell loseph LaPointe Science English Guidance Science 29 1. Mike Mazzerella 2. Georgina Pagliuca 3. Darrin Krug, Leslie Hein and Brian Malcolm r '1' 7 X 1. 2 'ing 'V' 1 3 jean Lifford Elizabeth Locke Shaun Logan Robert Lynch English Home Economics Mathematics M2fl19m2lfiCS 30 1. Diane Dockham 2. Scott Lawton 3. Nancy Ronan 4. Mr. Kenny's fifth period English 2 3 1- pov- 7 Penny March Paula Marini Foreign Language Business 12+ Michael Marram Social Studies Q 'J' .n I1 , X s F Bernard McFadd Guidance 1. Maria Traniello and Lisa Soba 5 2. Lisa Thompson 3. Pam Patterson L , 'gtk-, ! X J s. x lf:-.f lames Messina Robert Miles Gerard Morelli Edward Morneau Foreign Language English Business English 32 li 1. Matthew Therrien 2. jennifer Scanga and Christina DelTufo 3. Sharon Larkin if' 1 g til' , i . ' x . ,of ', ,1 - , : - XX x 1 ' - ' I, M' n' . . 3 ',w. .A . i - ' , .. 0, ng: b. 1 5. .- h ,gy K L X L. . .I Q:-0 . .- ,- x 4 il r - V .' I . , A , 'Q - Patricia Mullen Jeri Nadel Marguerite O'Grady Robert Ouellette Mathematics Special Education Foreign Language Foreign Language 33 1. Tammy Shade 2. Mr. Miles and Cindy Kerr 3. Maureen Curtin and Maura Keohane P5 3 -ng I -- gan Q af . wh HJ. 1 . .1 1 . R 4,- nf +1 I X, 4, V, A lil - Fri S-+11 U3 thi Robert Palmer Donald Parr Richard Payne Maryanne Placentino Science Social Studies English Mathematics 34 'ff I HJ Q Is wp... ' 5 Q x -x T-Psi -.u will -v --,. v r' 'W A . if. af'-.- f val . U S 'V' in ilk E 1' 54- iid Qin 9. .53 'sg-vii M. e .I is ,, ' r,' .-nl Mb, I 4 1 1 l - lun . ,,,, 1 4, S , s X K .NK , l'1 s c Q 9 ' f xfz ,dyfy- i . .. , I N . ' . My is .V .Cm , iz f .f4, l iff., . -' ss- --2.'if f,:..'4 . ., y'f nsfi- - Q ,,., 'gg '- -- -.,. W, -'Ki' fl - - zzz. ,...,.,. . H. .f . - , 'N ' ' gf-Zswif-,.,.' - 4'L6N,. by -1 . .uv'v- 1. Nancy Tuleja 2. Ed Loughran 3. jackie Hathaway Q , Q L 4 , s ,Q . .- Vlslkk K an X5 w Hr X xg 4 'ss' ....f -6 :,f Y 1 2 3 james Police Charles Quale Paul Quatromoni Ronald Ricci Physical Education Business Science Physical Education and Health 1. Cyndi Gonski ' 2. Bill Colleran P, ,jil4:,af 1 .rpg 6- l?vws 'w lf, 5 U, 7' 4 V s 'f gl i, M' if Q ,M i ln Qual' If' 11 W- I Robert Rosati Carol Roth Kenneth Sacchetti Robert Salander Industrial Arts Foreign Language Science Industrial Arts 36 259 5' W1- A fb . 'ii- 7 I I 1. Mr. Chase and Andy Crzybinski 2. 1982 Winter Cheerleaders 3. Lisa Carter P ' bb! ,' I ,ei A X L ' S ,guna-:oi-w I ' f - ,,, .N 1 R' -' 'Awww , .Q 2 3 ir' l 1- xv.. Walter Scales Donald Seager joan Sheehy Ellen Sikora Mathematics Athletic Director Social Studies Home Economics 37 -.pf if 1 'iz 3 1. Roxanne Fontaine 2. Billy Hoffman 3. Mr. Messina 4. Susan Knight X4 I 0 1 .I X 3 E f 1 X 41 'K Z 'K' fps-. 'gs l Y xt xx f fy f V s A 1 lp, ' 'f I ff 5512. 2 3 'B 4 Donald Sullivan Mathematics Shiela Thomas Library laid Kenneth Toomey Frederick Treseler Business English ff 1. Eleanor McDonald and Theresa Petrillo 2. Paul Fernberg, Laurie Q Fay and Diane DiMartino 3. john McMannus 4. Fred Driscoll li-14' Scott Turner Gerald Varnum Industrial Arts Physical Education 1 4 , '3 L..-gl l james Walker Martin Walsh English Social Studies 40 qua: 'af FJ rc 49 ...... . msg. X f' 1 , ll! ljfl I l, ---H!!! --Ln ly.--asv I Josephine Wasserman jenny Wilson Dennis Young Science Art Business 41 1. Kneeling: Mike King, Ed Loughran, Scott Lawton and Paul Robinson. Standing: lohn Goodwin, Steve Quinn and jeff Craig 2. james Coughlin Carol Ziemian English it Carole Zartman Business - i 1 S C U 0 5. 9 5 I 7 14 1- 3, s Q . C X X ., 5 Qs- x v 71- DQ s I U. . 1 PF 558 Xi 81 iff-f V 4 IQ. .1-'V - ' '-961 'al!.l zw ' 4 ' .. , i,wCP, 'V 'D' - ,.s:f.1 - - Lin. 1 k 1-.Arn 1 --va:-g , 1 ' 4 1.119 1ff.:..'fm 1 A --U- QFJ? v,q's- p- Wk Q.. , Nr, 1 gl -I! 1 1 N 4'-' ' ' ' ,.,. Sty '- ' .1 I JI' W nyc' vf Q' ' 'l . B In 'QYT 1 .,,....x Y ,' ' D' 1 ,A J1 ,. ,f is , l ' was . 3, ixitigi- f ,F . A . Fink A! X X51 Q4 E..- ' Q. , . fi: l Nb Je . . ., rl. CAROL ANN AIELLO LESLIE M. AMES GARY S. ANDREWS PAUL ARNAUDO Carol N Leslie Gary Pa ul Seen with C-?fn5Q I-Ynnf Mafy Lima, Summer of 32'! 0116 Seen on the wall . .. prizes ski- Seen with the boys Sweet and Linda ' - - known fo be Cluief Of the five E-F-'S . . . parries by in and weekends . . . eeved by Home Down the Manor, . - . OH to COll6gG- the Common , . . prizes amber gciool , , , on to warg , . . jefferson . . . ski season . . . berb . . . on to college. 3' ,Alu f HELENE MARIE BALDINO Helene Tabs Hoe Fizz the gane . ., For sure snapper ,.. N.Y. ... Daffy's class ... nobody knows . . . Powder Puff . . . drama , . , rising star. .f 4 LYNN BARSANTI ,,Lynn,, Oakdale . . . Marshall Tucker Band . . . searching for a rain- bow . . , lovely . . . Penny's Ma- libu Lynyrd Skynyrd Powder Puff thanks C.D. .,. Marshfield 5f82 ... 10f17f79. 1 f' f 2 Beth Noonan . . ,Q i N. if 2+ ,s HENRY BECKVOLD Henry Is this the real life? . . . 5X4-5f81 . . , Green Harbor 82 . . . ice cubes the thing seen with Beth, Brian2, Bruce and trackies . . . prizes friends, Izods, Oxfords and camera. DONNA LEE BELLANTI llDubSll Seen with Chris and Hyde Park pals Bermuda 83 A,H.U.L.A.K. . . . California summer summer of 51' unforgettable PHILIP BINKLEY Bink Seen with Diane . . . found up C street in East Dedham . . . peeved by one leg . . . 67 Buick AMF NOELLE C. BITHONEY Noelle Seen with Hilde and Cheryl . , . Christmas 1963 . . . loves Onset Bay . . . California and AP memories . . . 8f26f82 . . . prizes family and good friends . . . on to college, 44 l 1 MARIA K. BI.AI-IA ,,Ria,, Seen with C.F.'s and the gang . . . can be found on stage . . . Lisa's parties RHP's summer 82 cherishes good friends and opening nights. 2.2 Y' ALERED ANTHONY BONFIIYIO III ,A ,, Seen with Spike, Pell, Oak, Tim and the boys . . . you only live once A . . Hansons 4751 A . . jack- sons ... 11f13 . .. Trojans ... loves his bed . . . G.O,YK.B. . X wi., Q Q -1 ' ' ' 'Q KEVIN BLAISDELL Kevin Seen with Tuna, Ken and Bill on the wall . . . on to Air Force. 'K and Marsha McDaniel MARK F. BOTAISH NMa!-ki! Seen with Sharon, Eddie, Lynn and Ronny , . . Doors . . . Likes to party with friends . . . going to college. RONNIE BROCK Rodney Sweet Home Down the Manor whip me up a batch prizes 1954 clog peeved by looking for a job kickin back. PATRICIA BROWNE MARK BRUNO Tricia Mafk H Brownie 505591 BI and Carol 2f9f81 HUIi1mafOClC 82 . ., CF. jr. ,.. tournament 7f-3 H- hockey H- WUOYS Ski' vigfofjeg 81 , gg , 53 ? , t , ing . , . Vermont S.N. . . . on to Wollie's . . . cherishes family SC 001' and close friends . . . on to col- lege. MICHELE ANN BUCKLEY Shelly Seen with Sharlene, Eileen and Mitzie partyin down the cape . . . found at gap Kr Shop . . , prizes her poems . I I men, awesomew, 528 82 on to college 'O' RAYMOND W. BROWN ,,Ray,, Where's the party .. enjoys skiing, hiking, and weekends the great outdoors , . o bowhunting peeved fy disco . , . loves rock and roll College, x...,, JANET R. CAHILL Irish Seen where she s not supposed to be with Paula, Alary.-Inn Be:- ty, Sharon and Anne Hare- ham 7 52 skilly madness . Terry 1 23 S1 futu e commercial artist. UN!! , 3.49 Wiring... PAULA MARIE WILLIAM L. CAMPBELL DIANNA CANNOLES CALLANAN Woody Di 35 irish B.P., VC., and Sl., LYO . . . yOU Sgg-fer 5h0t5 for 5h0t5 I , , With l.j. wherever we're not still owe me six. supposed to be . . . jaxa 6f28 . . . Ann, Brian, MaryAnn, Linda, jane and Cheryl Wareham 82 . , . Fla ..,. silver, blue and gold skill y, I 4,u,: L. 1-ff - ii 1 I ..' '. 'f xi, . - 1. .jg V ' Zfififg, I . .. .. - Michelle Guardabascio 1 B104 Mike, Greg, and Ed . , . fun with Pene, Suz and Ed- die peeved by SC and CO . . . Thanks M and Eddie. CHARLES L. CAPONE Charlie Seen down the Manor with the Manorgirls andj.C,, j. W, DQ., and j.I.. . .. prizes Bronco and hockey , . . Donna. lg- I LISA CARNEY Lisa Colorguard 2,.3,4 , . . Curry Col- lege MC KM, GO, JR, friends forever summer of 79 . ., Braintree , .. 9f17!82 . .. Bermuda 83 , . , Thanks Mom and Dad, 46 Y ,111 l 5 Q ff .. 5, ROBERT CANNOLES Robert 919 s L' 0 V 2 STEVEN CARDINAL Steve Seen with Chris, Pete, Opie and Worm . . . Demoley B.B.N.C.T ... unreal .,. 12f4f81 ... Broctonized! . . . prizes all time spent with Lori. JILL ELIZABETH CARPENTER tililln Cherishes true friends . . . men- tal pain Snoodles Mi- chael . . . field hockey madness . . . philosophies of MGM . . . Without Your Love ... l,O.R.A.R. . . . on to success. y?k ... -5 1H' as . - Av, x - ' ', DAVID A. CARROLL Dave Seen with Tim, George, Tom, Cliff and GG. weekend warriors . . . Laconia-summer of 82 custom on to school. CHERYL CASSIDY Cheryl The best of times . . . 12f18f81 .,. Stacey ... guess what . .. down the Manor . . . prizes fam- ily and friends. LISA CARTER Lisa Seen with the gang parties by the Common loves the ramp kids . . . summer of BZ one of the five E.F.'s 5f9f82 ,. . on to college. '9 IOHN 1. CAULFIELD filohnff Fond memories with good friends band, golf hockey fun on the course and ice . , . summer 81 . . , on to col- lege officer thanks MCK 10f17f80. jeff Craig LAURIE CAVANAUGH Laurie 1f29f82 PE Strangers . . . prizes good times and good friends . , . Oakdale . . . Powder Puff . . . Bermuda 83 . . . the Cars . . . on to college. EUTIMIO CEPERO ,,T,, Enjoys long weekends and par- ties . . . baseball . . . soccer . . . Life is no bargain . . . off to col- lege . . . great . . . no problems anticipated. N0 FRANCIS E. CI-IAISON Frank To be a technician loves weekends and long vacations. DAVID G. CHAMBERS MDN-'I Seen with Lori, Dave, Paul and Chris SIHC 2-'1 , .hates early rnings . prizes family and friends . . 2 20 SO working for the weekend. .al 1 PETER M. CHAMBERS Pete Seen with Broctonized people .. , prizes Demolay .. . cher- ishes Tracey, 3f20f82 Live life to the fullest because you only live once. EDMUNDHLCCIZIARLAND KENNETH R. CIMENO Ken Seen in the neighborhood with Mul. Vendal, Chuck, Ron, Dave, Tim, and Gregg . . . fish- in and ood times on to coiege. g SHARON MARIE BERNADETIE CLAFFEY Chorus, band, track, Held hock- ey madness Keep off the roof . . . cherishes summers BI and 82 . . . loves Arabian horses and Bemar . . . - MARK CLIFFORD Mark 7 'r JOHN COCO Coke Seen with Chris, Rob, Mari- anne, jam, jon, Sue, Harry loves skiing parties, beach and weekends. IOI-IN I. COLANTUONI IR. 1,-I-Onyn Seen with Charlie, Clyde, Dan- ny, Mike, j.L,, Kris, Donna, Su- san, Laura, and Susan , . . down the Cape, cars, working, Diane, JAMES COLLINS MARY M. COLLINS '1immy Eugene Summer of 82 . . . Karen . . . Marshfield . . . Doors . , . Zep- 2f4f80 . , . forever . . . the mill pelin , . . Oakdale . , . winter of cheerleading and whatever , . . 81 . . . S.M. . . . P.K.l-fl-'. , . . on to tech. school. j.P. 8f5f82 ski trips L.A. Woman . . , P.P. Cutie Pie ... S.K. WILLIAM gOLLERAN HB. ,, Prizes family and friends skiing and swimmin . . . jung- leland . . . on to colgge. WILLIAM P. COLOMEY Meatball Seen with j.C., B.C., R. W, DZ . . . the trackies . , . Denise . , . 2f23f81. DOROTHY E. CONLEY ,.DOtO,,, Seen with the EF. 's and the gang . . . found at Marty's . . . Paul 5f28!80 . . . Keep on Lov- ing You Heeey on to secretarial school. Ll' MAUREEN CONLEY Maureen Seen with Katie and trackies . . . the mug . ,. student gov't Shamrock Classic 81 , . . thanks Dolt M.1.'s forever on diets .. . summer at P.P.P. . .. Bermuda, f - I . 1? 1-1 . ., 1 'Emu I STACEY CONWAY Stacey Always remember, never forget Cheryl... CB... thekids down the Manor the good times . . . memories . . . SK, KM . . . family and friends, IEFFREY CORISH ,rleffn WH KAREN COPPOLINO Karen Alias Coppo . . . chickenlady ... S.M. ..i Powder Puff ,.. Bermuda 8.3 . , . Oakdale . . , I. Geils 2f23!82 winter 82 . . . prizes family, friends. IAMES F. COUGHLIN Bones Seen with the B Bros., trackies ,. , DCPC, X-C , .. weekends down the Cape , . . prizes M.K. ambition to own VW bus ... APTP 9f11f61 . .A on to col- lege. ff., 7x LAURA COPPONI Laura Seen down the Manor with D.R., SR., S.l-'., LP., K.M., D.P. proof peeved by WG. . . . on to school. if 3-. fin 01,1 CATHERINE COREY Cathy Hi chicks , , . Dan , . . the girls B.O.l-'., l..S.j.C. prizes her friends, tennis raquet, con- tacts, God child , . , 5, 30, BO . . . Special Edition , . . killer . mis JEFFREY CRAIG CATHI-EEN A- Boo Boo CRISAPULLI The times are a changin 'Cathy shanty . ,. sailing VW bus Summers spent on Cape Cod . . , trackies . . , off to an island . . . Nauset Beach 7 17' S2 in the sun what a long Cannon , Seakski Pon'- strange trip it's been. der Putt' IVBCN Oak- dale , ,l.-1 the time to hesi- tate is through on to College. JAMES C. CROSBY ,Jima Seen on the bridge with Richie, Emma, Mike, Steve , . . Maver- ick and Curve always late . . . The Doors . . . on to work. CHRISTINE A. CROWLEY Christine Seen with Lisa, jenny, Tammy, Leslie and Christina . , . one of the five E.F.'s 4f5f81 Yummy S. Yarmouth 8f14-8f21 Blair's Cho- rale. WILLIAMBZROWLEY 1 Loves mom's place always ui for a good 'time . . . seen in t e Manor withBartl , Mike, Boo, Ken, Paul, jim, Chlarlie, I - gie and Ronny . . . on to wori. ,Zh ml ANN MARIE CURRAN 'Annu What ever happens prizes good times, weekends and sum- mers in Dennisport lrish ... P.C. ... seen with the girls in Oakdale . A . on to college. LAURA CUNNINGHAM Laura Seen with the girls What? ... Oh my God ... prizes her friends and the good times . . . Sco e . .. rally nights . .2 Spe- cialp Edition . . . on to college. MAUREEAI? CURTIN o Summers on the Cape . . . Que- bec 82 . . . Bermuda 83 . . . Ben Hur and Little Reds Mannix . . . Malibu bound . . . 'Held hockey prizes family and friends. LYNN A. CUSHING Lynn Seen with joe, Lori and Angelo 3f19f82 . Open Arms .. found at C.P. and Roche Bros., loves to party .. off to hair dressing school. AARON B. DAKE Bruce Is this the real life? seen with B3, Henry, trackies . . . or- anges Dr. Pep er is 41 B2 2 Night Ridgr Mega Vega ,., just fantasy .,. col- lege. CAROLYN DALEY ,,Kay,, U I made it! seen with Janice and Maria . . . prizes family . . . There is always tomorrow for dreams to come true. . . . Hol- lywood here I come! MATI' DALRYMPLE Rat Seen with Creeney, Debbie, D.D., George and Stew . . . Tat- too You! . . . prizes his Chevelle Quinobin air brush artist . . . Party Harty 833 . THOMAS DAYIE ,Tomb Likes to party and listen to mu- sic Skynyrd, Hendrix, The Kinks Has enough ym shirts to complete a wardfrgobe 3 days at the gym 8!3f79. 17 if CHRISTINA R. DELTUFO ANN M. DEVER SUSAN M DQVINCENT STEPHANIE DIAS Chrissy Ann Susan Penny Seen with the ang missin Anita Kusta Face chicken Seen with A B PK KL and Soccer Cl181'I1pS EF A . , Druciga Fang . . . punk . . . Inga, track . . . RR . . 4 relay A.D. down the Park Rock 11f11f31 Shots Oak parties , , . the Go's-Go's . . . madness . . . 81 champs . , . land . . . Montreal 81 5!19f82 dale Seen Wlfll DC 1- B Summer of 82 Luke .. . Sybil . .. 1!12!80, good times, ,. . Always and Forever Yorks The Who Mr. Tux giggles on to 5f27f82, CSC. Against Wl1eFeS the -iffy peeved College. the Wind . by penalty s ots and S C DAVID DICKS Sizzle Seen with Popsicle and Hoon BH.,. usedtoprizecar thanks a lot Fran . . . future un- known. PAULA DICKSON Paula What're you crazy? Oak- dale, K.P's, Yorks-8f4f82 . . . color guard, SM W southern fried rock skiing The Cape . . . peeved by bad drivers. PM si. DEBRA DiSTEFANO Debbie We're outta here shy peeved by Monday mornings and tall people Colorado bound . . . on to college. R, MICHEAL C. DiVIRGILlO Mike D, Mario, Darius and moped, je- thro and new truck . .. Italy . .. Brookdale and the loft . . . ya dad, l'll do it tomorrow! thanks dad . . . on to college. 4 1' ' . H K.. , Ns ROBERT DIETZEL Bob Dimar Seen around East Dedham with Bill M. and Bill 5. prizes weekends and wrestling . . . on to work. DIANA M. DiMARTINO Seen with Laureen and the girls down the gym basketball, soccer, tennis . . . peeved by breakaways .. . prizes families and good times on to col- lege. - ii Y 5 DIANE DOCKHAM JACQUELINE M, HDianf'H. DONAHUE joe 3f27!81 .. , rainbows Z. . fjacldff puppies A - A Kelly . -- Qffuslvfls seen with PK, AB, AD, SD . .. --- 5-M-U-I Summer 82 l- v- 5f24f82 .,. the park .,. track Powder Puff Cheering, 42 powder puff 311 H gymnastics A smile is really Smiley mga H worth a thousand words. on to College. X .xx .X KARL M. SANDHYA DOSS DORRWAfHTER '5andhya Kar Enjoys sports, music and week- ends . . . peeved bly sub-zero temps . . . on to col ege. 'imp' FREDERICK P. DRISCOLL Freddie Seen with Sinbad and Bud Drummer . ,. hoop 711 ,.. pole vaulting -7511 prizes 1TR.'s dunks and weekends . . , Summer, good times. LAUREN A. E. DUFFY Laurie St Suzanna's . . . Billy joel. . . Irish . . . Green .. . Someday, Somewayu 4 . , cherishes family C.L.B, M.S.S.D.H. ln search of Roses, honey and tall men. S3 DONALD DULL Donald us' PAUL FLIAS ,,E1,,, 1!29!2 . , , L.C. . . . PKS, Kinks, parties, wrestling, Luke . . , seen with BH., jj., P.G., B.R. and others prizes stereo peeved by cigarettes on to college. Q 4 1 2 f 4 th f 1 KEVIN PALVEY l-'alv Seen on the course with all arms against Guido and Rich . , . prizes racket, sticks and first place Hawks , , . summer soft- ball Trap on to col- lege. vi' -4, ,4 O ,U v, DEBRA A. DUNN Debbie Field hockey madness , Keep off the roof .. Are you psyched? always procrasti- nating enjoys friends, horses, Cape Cod, Coarfield, softball. ANNE M. FAHERTY Anne Gymnastics, I-.H., track 18, 15, 13 . ., Nobles Day Camp ., Malibu bound , A i j.T .t.. Nev- er lose si ht of your dreams , , on to college. .ax 17-0 LAURA JEAN PAY Laurie H'hats up? down the studio Oakdale Powder Putt SZ the cuda prizes family, friends and drums lah! .. Rastatlari, JOSEPH J. FERNANDES PAUL FERNBERG IOHN FESQ Seen with Lori jello, Lynn l-'erny 'yoj-ln and the boys prizes Monte I-H465 to Play Sports l1OCl46'y Likes scoutin , bicycling, SWL Carlo and CP. . , . H.D. 41, dao LZ,-3,4 . - - golf 2,3,4- i . . . will miss Tong vacations . . . house - - - P9f'Ved by 1035 - - - The South gonna do it again . . . P0fa55f'f r ' - I-ynyfd 5kynYfd off to the Marine Corps and . . . 4f.3f82. MOS group 6600. LYNN FISHER ,,Lynny,, Seen with Rose, Laurie, Diane, Lisa, Kathy, Denise and Teresa ... seen at the Pitt ... 7f14f82 . . . never forget summer of 81 . 4 . Powder Puff Hrst casualty. JUDITH K. FIOLA liludyll Will cherish memories of good times . . . drama . . . rock'n roll WCOZ . . . prizes her toe shoes 31 GarHeld fan on to college. 1 ROBERT FISHER Fish Oakdale seen with Mike, jim, john, Tom and joe 5f23f82 . . , babe . . . l-'reebird . . . The Doors . . . No one here gets out alive. as K LINDA FLAHERTY Linda Seen with B.L., CC., P.K., Oakdale . . . SM . , . loves to party . . . M.L .... works for the weekend . . , Flex . . . Winter of 81 . . . Powder Puff LORI A. FLANAGAN Lori Cherishes ood times with friends . . . iaughable .. . Held hockey madness! . . . Lep . . . tennis p.f's . . , Look forward to the future, but never forget the past! SHEILA MARIE FLEMMING Sheila Seen with joe, Brenda and Ann . .. 8,f22!81 . . . peeved by an inch . . . found up Showcase . . . track . . . on to college. JUDY FLYNN riludyll Loves music and drawing seen in D110 Mondays and Wednesdays travel off toa two year college . . . j.E. and j.l-f forever. Three good years at vocational LORETTA B. FLYNN Brigette Cherishes family and friends ... tennis . .. Abduls . .. real- ly? dumb work stories dancing, music, good times . , . B!28!82 . . . Mannix . . . Bermu- da , . . on to life. ,...- MICHAEL FLYNN Micheal MICHELLE A. FLYNN Michelle Parties Powder Puff proms people summer of 82 . . . track . . . hurdles ... OhmyCod . ,. Woolies . .. skiing peeved by A.H. and P.P. . . . on to college. EDWARIZ FOLEY NE ,, school, thanks to Ed McGrath attending Wentworth Col- lege for masonry contracting . . . Enog . . . Hammer-Ed. as 1 Y' W' -E' MARK R. FOLEY MICHAEL 1. FOLEY 0150195 Poles r Seen with Mike and jim Hey, Whats up? seen with prizes family and good friends Mafk - - ' PNZ95 faffllly and The Ca e the toy friends all my.nicknames seen arounftown partying . . . - - b fflendly t ' - Sklmg r The working on to school. CHP? the my -i i en CYS 3 good party . . . on to colkge. ' wx-8 :Q , fs 5 . cigar? Marilyn Mento and Carin . 5 my-s 1 is 'w Obin STEPHEN FOLEY Steve Graduate of carpentry program at Quinobin vocational school on to Wentworth Institute for architecture and building contracting degree See ya, Woody. ROXANNE M. FONTAINE Rox jan ... along with A K, P P T . . , Curry SO-81 . Bermuda H82-83 . . . the strip toot- ballgames . . lW.5. summer 79 N.H. ., ICB, prizes license. DOUGLAS FONTANA ,,DOug,, Seen with Hoon and Sizzle . ., prizes RYT 340 and skiing with Leslie . ., Do you hear it? BRIAN W. FOSTER Brian Prizes drum set seen with Bob, Ed, Rick, Tom and jamie loves music, partying and girls . . . Pink Floyd , . . Forever! 2, , M5 . A i IAMES FRANCIS ROBERT FRANCIS KAREN E. FRASCA Vim Rob Frasca Seen with George, jason, Chris and Robert B-Wing stairs every morning 1272581 6f7f82 prizes 74 Coronet station wagon loves all sports. 6!7fQ82 . . . 12728181 . , , Quebec 80 . .. seen with George, Chris, jim and jason . . . prizes 74 Coronet wagon basket- ball, baseball and team hand- ball. H i ships. Seen with TL, KL, Lj and at Woolies Chiquita banana stickers . .. peeved by singing and whistling people and jBH's chip partners and CC Awesome. HARRY FRASER Harry JEAN FREITAS '1ean KT, GP. J: The bunch P.P.OS. Florida . . . l can't, I'm rounded, Purple always aughing, . . . Treasures friend- VICTOR CEALEOTA ,,ViC,, Special Olympics 1979-1982 . . . likes gardening, the accordian and antique car model making . . , friendly. CAROL ANNE GATELY RiCl'lfe CL.B.M.S.S.D.H . . . mad swim . . . P,P.l . , , Beth, leave my hair alone! . .. CG. go home . . . Not all those who wonder are lost. JAMES GOODRICH in -5, TOM GLENNON Martin Remembers burn buns down the Vineyard phi-psi 500 St.Patty's 5yr. vet likes to have a good time. 0 tvgguy ' JOHN GOODWIN Goody HGOOCllE'U . Seen with Tina and the boys at Army . . , the only way of life the wall . . . Duxbury 7!4f82 A . . 11f64-5!83 . . .babbler . . . . . . Beatles forever . . . I should 8f20f32 - - . P5295 Skafef and have known better . . . Canton skies . . . Nanny-goats . . . . .. K.E., GG., ER. onward to the best of times, LISA M. GOFFREDO ,USN Forever Al 4f23f81 . , . Cutlass . . , seen in Riverdale with Merzo, Sluggo it's time to celebrate . , . college , . . thanks Mom, Dad. V r Aff if ,Ui CYNTHIA ROSE GONSKI Cyndi Bump, set, spike-win , ,, loves food, travel and joe 5!8f82 .. , 10f22f82 . ., Are you kid- ding? Quebec 82 Susan, Steve, Debbie, Barbara and any- one else. I1 BARBARA A. GREENWOOD llBabSll Stick-em prizes large fam- ilies and friends . . , PB . . . Cl. RTand OS pearls Cape Cod Ding and Dong thanksMandD... on to college. PATRICIA ANN GREENWOOD Patrice Seen with the Monstered Ka- tie swimmingl? always in reverse! Cape Cod peeved? on to college. A 1 MARYAN GRIFPITHS ,,Mary,, Seen with Christine and Theresa Oakdale Winter of 81 .H Bernie 11, 20' 80 . ,, Cutlass ,.. Criffs .., Friday ni ht, la- dies night . . . on to coli-ge. Mary Tig L' ' ' i, 'R vu 433 O A ANDREA GRZYBINSKI 'Criz Good morning? What s so good about it? . HF! summer of 81 . Duxbury 5 0 52 seen in Canton 011055 Grateful Dead prizes er tamily college bound. ANDREW GRZYBINSKI IlAndyll Let the good times roll , . . hori- zons 82 . . . seen at Friendly's . . . Bruce Springsteen . . , l be- lieve it's time for me to fly . . . on to college, LORI A. HANNA ,,LO,, Seen with joe Lynne and Angelo ... 4f3f82 ... CP. ... on to whatever. MICHELLE GUARDABASCIO Michelle WE .-1 ..-'F M .,,4-F-,,..,- -v--F-,,,. -.'g-,,.,- ----,,.... -......---1' 1-1- - ,...-Q----1 ...........---- -----www----n M a4vF,D ,F M PAUL R. GUIDOBONI Guido Seen with Bob, Paul, john and the boys . . . on the course with Scaf prizes Cordoba and good times Father Guido Sarducci . . . on to college. MARIANNE E. HAMMEL Marianne Prizes friends, family and good times . . . no kidding . . . yellow sneakers . .. field hockey . ,. no more band . . . lfyour always laughing, you'll never cry. CHARLES HARLAND Chuck Friendly talkative en- joys a good joke . . . prizes wood shop. DAVE HARNETT Da ve KAREN ANN HARRINGTON Karen Seen in Riverdale . . . prizes family, good friends and memo- ries Tom and Slim forever ,.. BG ..,1f2, Kenny 8f15f82 . , . just be yourself . . . on to school. .41 ff -Q IACQUELINE HATHAWAY '1ackie Seen with the girls . . . BOF . . . LSICL . . . prizes famil and memories . . . rally nighrt . . . Rah, rah, rah . . . Powder Puff . . . LK . . . Planet Rock 82 . . . Scope. CHERYL HAWKINS lfchezrl Micheal . , . 11f27f81 . . , with out your love . , . prizes family friends and the Dexter crew . . SVR. and Foxboro madness. IAMES M. HEALY l e ll Getajob! . . . owner, o erator of the VAV headedpfor Fort jackson . . . june 16, U.S. Army ... l.L.VN. .., D.7fA.S. ROBERT I. HEFFERNAN ,,HeH,, Seen wi'th Guido, Paul, Rick and the boys . . . 5f29!82 . . . Barney . . , Kinks, Rush, Police . . . hockey Cape Smokey mountains . , . on to fame and fortune. .vv-sk Elefth- 1. -f 1 MARY E. HEALY JCHN HEAP PHILIP 1- HEFFERNAN ,,Maty Bethn ,,Bird1-yn ff!-leffff Beastie ggen with joan and Lauri Swanson 5f1fB2 55-en Prizes nice cars and weekends nic-9 kids , , I jj, n , 4 fed light with Ripper, Worm and friends . . . loves baseball as much as Al soccer 111 j. Geils con- enjoys weekends, partying Smifh Peeved by ff95hmf'f' Cert , , Q peg-ved b 1-1.1-1 . I U and concerts. . , . on to college. prizes family hive and let live. vw x PAUL HEMMER ,Hem ,, Seen in Riverdale with Hed, Bino, Kev, Tom and Sinbad . . . prizes his Delta 88 Lynyrd Skynyrd Band 111. Q1 MICHEAL HENNESSY Henna Cheryl . . , 11f27!81 . . , prizes family and car peeved by school . . . seen with the Dexter Crew up the trails and aths . . . remember SVR. ancflfoxboro madness. LESLIE HEIN Leslie 4-4-80 welcome home, Sis! .. Babbla . , . Lisa? Unique' , , Bermuda blast . . . cutting pow der with Doug, Kay and Lis . on to find the pot of gold. tx MICHELLE P. HERLIHY Belle Soccer BSL BI 313 prizes family and friends .. DCPC . , . Powder Puff. . , The Road on to college and a good life. N..- KAREN M. HERNON ' Ka H j.C'. 2 4 30 .Bermuda S, ,Q Powder Putt Slim Summer ot SZ prizes tan ily, friends and memories plans to travel. STEPHEN HINES Steve Likes baseball, basketball, foot- ball. . . Falmouth . , . Old Silver Beach , . . Montreal , . , 12f.3f82 .,, Bermuda .., 4f16f83 ... 4f23f83 . . . Skynyrd, Zeppelin 31. WILLIAM IZOFFMAN ,Bi ,, Seen around . . . prizes mus- tangs, Maine and Cape Cod . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd ... has no knees Tuesdays one lives for weekends andiummer. LAUREN HOPKINS Lauren Prizes the summer, good friends and good times peeved by boring weekends . . . never lose sight of your dreams , . . on to college. KATHLEEN M. HORAN Katie P.P. and plp's summer of 81 . . . swimming and skiin . . . monstered . . . delqniteli . . . scooped . . . never! . , . Hey, ya wanna get weighed? .. . peeved by boohags and 'empty pools. -M-In JANET HORRIGAN 'flanet Kidd, Lil and Lynn prizes Hoon, john, B. Springsteen, vettes and the beach . . . Marsh- field 7f4f79 Next life now begins Thanks Ed Brady ELISABETH IEAN HUGHES IlBeth ll KL, PIC NR band the gang . . . smurfette . . . Garfield Kitty contacts and flute SBOS the stairwell Guys and Dolls Little yellow dinosaurs 9 JANE ELLEN HURLEY ,yanen Seen with Linda, Nancy and Paula ... 10f15fB0 .., JJ. ..r peeved by working weekend nights , . . Are you serious? . . . Powder Puff BZ Florida . . . on to college, MAUREEN HURLEY ,,MOe,, Whatever be serious guys . . . don 't worry about it . . . go for it . . . reen monster wantsta ... at Diinoy field . .. M.D.C.- Sandy . . . Harvard Square , . , forever john . . . L 3i'L -if , ,,, -nu LYNNE JANJIGIAN Pino john 2f28f81 fashion partying with herbis, joujou, jackson . , . bark ll . , . Florida 83 with SM always re- member chip parties with Pino, Zero and Karen. AMY LYN KACERCIS ,,Amy,, S.M. Cape summers N.H winters Andrew 8!30fB2 , , , LA, CB, PD, KK, KS, TS, LT, , . grounded again? .. . 280Z, . . ski season yet? . .. Colorado bound. JOYCE JOHNSTON '1oyce Seen with Karen, Valerie, Carol ... Hughie ... 5f28f81 ... treasures weekends peeved by late people . . . Ladies night . , . on to business school. 'ws 4 eff V 5: isa:-'E J JAMES KELLER 'Yimbo l don 't need to fight to rove l'm right, but l don 't needlto be forgiven 7f10f'82 thanks Mom and Dad. '-'I I4-- 'Tw Uh- Q JOHN E. JOYCE ,jj ,, Seen with PE, PG, and the boys . . , the Clash , . . enjoys parties, music and laughs . . . What good are you? . . , 5f28f82 . . , BBE's . . , on to College, SHARON JOYCE ,Shan Seen at the warehouse with Bette, Arne, and janet A , , proof . , , white bomber . . . peeved by cliques . . . 10,7161 82 . . , Take it as it comes. ......A 2 .gh I :.-svLx.se MAURA C. KEOHANE Maura Huh? . . . 12 . . . treasures fam- ily, friends and summers on Cape Cod . .. field hockey, track . . . Malibu bound! . . . on to college. 3 PATRICIA A. KING Parry 1f12f80 ., . goofy .. . 6!17!82 ... P.P. ... Memorial ... FR K.L. Shadow, S.D., L.l-'., A.D., B.O., Eugene 1f2!82 Spaz Doors ill M.C. 1 CYNTHIA A. KERR C'indi l'm tired . . . peeved by Monday mornings . . . seven day absent plan prizes dad's car, long weekends . . . its been four years long. 1. SHIELA M. KEMPT Sheila Seen with Cindi and Kathy . . . seen in East Dedham . . , prizes 1967 Ford Mustang . . . summer of 82 , . . on to business school. .Nw SUSAN MARIE KENNEY Susan Seen down Oakdale school . , . winter of 81 . . . Cutie Pie . . . M.C'. HiDubs...10f16.., gymnastics . . . do it up P.P. . . . Mr. Mojo Risin. I 1 IANICE M. KERR '1anice , Always with Rox . . . Pam, Terri and Mitzi . .. the strip . .. sum- mer of 79 ... W.B. M.YT prizes family, friends and memories . . . Bermuda 8.3 . . . Sybil. SUSAN KNIGHT Susan Serious problems? . . . LSJC . . . B.O.F Gunrock Mom prizes license, friends and Laura's lunch . . . B203 . . . Mrs. B. rally ni hts release yourself . . . SXZIXBZ. JOHN KORNACK Knack Seen on the course with Chico ... band... 7f20f82 ... the camp prizes his clubs and M.K. peeved by j.C. walking with Oalcie 12 years . . . college bound. MICHAEL V. KING Kinga Seen with Kathy Prospect St. Hanson 1752, trojans, 453 . . . showers . . . football, hoop, baseball, talks, 8 words, best memory of all is Frogs 8f20f81. RALPH KOSIN ll llll' Sloan: ' I gpaooal' y llgflf Q lgll' ' Y - li'A:lll , 1 KENAN KRUG Kenan On beach with john, jeff Chris, Tom, Sue, jean at Shanty fishing, skiing, riding . , . soma 66 comet . , . varsity suntan , , . frisbee team . . . XC, indoor, BARBARA KELLY MARIE KRECER DARRIN KRUC KOWALCZYK Kelly Darrin Barb S.M. . . . summer of 81 . . . Have you seen my baby ptero- Thanks Mrs, B, , , , B203 , A , Bermuda . . . 1f1f82 . . . the rez dactyl? . . . seen with Scruffy, U-gagui-gf A . . prom weekend , . . . . . . . . P0011 and BOO-BOO . . . peeved Spirit E E n friendship and memo- 7!4!82 , . . powder puff . , . l by under garments . . . scoopa- I-je5 U U Q Nofmanlg b I . Ovef- 'ike ff . .. . .. C0l.L?g6 doopa . .. YOU fuzzy... off - alls . , . new games . . . honey I bound- to anywhffe- love you - spring. 'usb LORRI ANNE JOSEPH KUNIGENAS KRUPWICH '7oe Lani Seen with George, jim . , . MTS- HUSEY - - - 4f9f811 . . . prizes weekends, skiing and ILIT . .. a Cape Cod tan ... su Steering .. Y DOH Q. - 4f15f82 nsets . . . Bermuda . . . Cheering . - . HWGSOHIG' . . . OH to College. ...SMU BZ . .. the coog ... AIMT? . . . feet - gross! . . . sm urfs, moods. SHARON M. LARKIN CHRISTINE A. LARSON Sharon Ch rissy Seen with Annette, Norina, Sue, Skiing , . . field hockey . . . Kathy, Susan, Ellen . . . junior gymnastics . . . kin ya handle it year-student council at Quino- . . . peeved by trackies and fro- bin on to art college and zen mats rizes gymnasts, success. tee-shirts . , . lliiv ya Cj SP . . . SP and FA . . . Malibu bound, DENESE A. LEIMONICA Denese Seen in E.D. with the rock girls ... 9f5f82 ... English mufHn pizza . . . party? whatparty? . . . I made it! ' 'L Leg SUSAN M. LANE Susan Seen with Debbie, Norina, Deb- bie, Kathy, Sharon . . . likes softball and little kids ,. . Get out of my life . . , on to college and success. 63 all 'With ELIZABETH A. 4 LAUENSTEIN llBetSylI Otherwise known as Lowie . . . seen with CC., and LF , . . Syb- il . ,. Oakdale . .. P.P. ... mics ... S.M. ... Powder Puff ,.. Cape Cod AC DC Life goes on. Nl' - ROBERT LAUCHTER llR0bll Seen at Loebo's wall , . , Groyde ... 7f4!82 .., the island ... Norwood pitts keg parties , , , skilly , . . skiin . , . prizes his Monte Carlo anjgood times . . , lifefgoes on. KATHLEEN A. LAWLOR llKathylI Seen with Michael and Abduls . . . Memories of VB. - ski- ten- nis, sleepovers, mannix, talks, rally nights, chip parties, 8 words, Prospect St. and best of all-Frogs . . . 8f2Of81. L-f...,. TERESA C. LAZZERI Teresa Seen with Kelly, Kathy, Karen, Lynne . .. 2f17fB1 .,. O-mega and chip parties ,. , loves lux- ury . . . are you serious . , . prizes friends and memories . , , the good times are forever. . Tix, .. 7 15? . is ,741 f' 5365 .-13 WILLIAM Le BLANC llBillff Seen with Lynn, Fran, Macca, Demos . . . prizes wrestling . , . l.L.L. .., 9f2f82 ,,, on to landscaping . . , Bob Seger . . . old time rock and roll. SCOTT LAWTON Chico Seen on the course with Knack ...hoop . .. DCPC. .. 7f20f82 . . . the camp . . . prizes music and M,K. . . . peeved byj.C. . , . B. Bros. . . . college bound. HENRY LEAR Ill-lankll Seen with Fats and Peaka prizes Nancy . . . 6f14!80. '+V 'ttf' KRISTIN MARIE LEONARD Kristin Seen with the Bellettes, Book- ends, SBO's , . . prep for life . . . all-state Mark CCBC . . . Garfield Kitty . . . pizza . . . football . . . tell me about it. - If 'VJ A JOSEPH R. LUIOI llloell 8f22!31 . . , EL. . . . loves foot- ball 365 and parties . . . take a lap sneakers Turkey Day . A . New Pond . . . prizes Duster and stereo , . . math wiz A . . college. DAVID LONIGRO David l GARY LOCKE llcaryll L.G.A.C.GG . . . Canada 81'Q 82 . , . Bahamas . . , seen with R,L., P.P. heavy fo Lechmere Louis andglfdso . . . hockey . . . on to college. DAVID LOEWEN llDaveH Seen with Tim, Dave and Chris SME ifl 8f29f82 like hunting, wrestling , . . Be a good boy Paul P .,., mad games on Sunday. EDWARD LCCQUCI-IRAN IIE ll Prizes Big Macs, weekends . . , pod by MB, Mondays . . . Han- son 33, 12X31f81 ookabooka Karen 6f5f92 New- portsting HPD, 7f29,fBZ , , , football, track . , . to be a stunt- man. Q'- CHERYI. ANN LOVUOLO Cheryl Seen with Karen, Lauren, Cyndi and Stella . prizes her multi- colored Honda , on to what- ever. KELLY JANE LYNCH llKellyll Prizes family, friends and Tunie loves to read, write, skate, dance MI-'F SBO's Quebec 82 sijin de- serted beach, snowy woods. PAMELA JEAN LYNCH ANN M. LYONS llpamll llAnnll Seen with Brenda, SBO's, Seen with Debbie Dotty and friends, Bookends you Moe Whats up? sum- just wait . . . 8f29!82 . . . sum- mers of 81 and 82 . . . on to col- mer of 82 loves eekends, lege. sunsets, blue eyed blondes. EDWARD MacALEESE IIBuckll Seen with IJ., Do , and limbo . . . prizes his Harley Davidson and his girlfriend Michelle. BRUCE SCOTT JOAN A. MaCISAAC MaCINNES jane Bruce Reggie . . . the Abduls . . . hi- Loves Demolay and artying sterical ski trip 80 , . . proprieter . . , the Barn . . . laugh,laugh,laugh . . . rock . . . seen with David, Andy, Bill, parties at Woodleigh Man- Chris and David X nix . . . Dumb work stories. Q 9' ANITA LOUISE MAFFEI MICHAEL MAHER Anita Marzo Seen always with Christy . . Seen down the Manor with Ed- Stones 11f9f81 Boston die, Paula and Theresa Ni htlife . . . summer of82 . . , praises the Kinks and good wifi dancing . . . off to England times . . . S.M.'s .. . Time waits for no one. JOSEPH MANONEY Il-Ioell Summer of 82 seen with Gigs and OB . . . Canton Pits. 1 , STEPHANIE M. MAIDER Ilstephll Bark I . . . maddog . . . Michael 12f8f79 , . . Bermuda 82 . . . Florida 83 with LJ, . . . prizes times with friends .. thanks mom . . . Gimme a break. 3 4.1- qs-4' XX' KRISTINA MAILHOT BRIAN MALCOLM SOHEL MQUK scorr MARCHESE Kristina ifwhats my nameff Sohel l Scott Seen down the Manor . . . At the Take a Walk on the Wild Side Prizes family . . . friends w fance . . . Summer 82 . .. Danny 563,617 fo, 3 light in the dafk, B'bay ... Rush ... M war . . .l2!30f82 . .. CG. Skiing . .. ness of Insanity. 4f18f82 . on to college .. . Dennieport . . . College. will make it. MARY E. MARKEL llMaryl' Seen with SBO's What, What? tell you in the Li- brary . . . the Mirror and French Club . . . UN-summer of 81 . Y '7' 4 O- KELLYANN MARTIN LAUREN MIKE MAZZARELLA Kell MASTROMATTEO Mall Seen with Lisa, lgim found Lauren Seen with Bob, john and jeff' in H. P. prizes family and Seen down Oakdale prizes .. Thank God I made it.' friends . , . 9f13!82 . . . Bermu- ood times and good friends . . . working for the future. da Streetlights peeved foves to party Colorguard by curfews .. . off to the skies. . . . C.C. H81-82 , . . Bermuda ... B203 ... winter 81 . .. 67 JAMES MCCANN uhlarnesll Can be found with Mark, Fran and Bill in Riverdale or wherev- er . . . normal. IOAN MCCARTHY llloanll Seen with Karen and good friends wet nieks forever , . . volleyball 7321 . . , Mirror , . . rizes Puff . , , loves to laugi, , . writing off KELLY A. MCELHINNEY Kelly BOP Denise, Teresa, Bermuda, Stacey, Cheryl, Barb . Xaver- ian cheering P.T.D.R, . 10, 23f82 . , . hockey games to the gardens. ' ' KAREN E. MCCORMACK MARSHA LYNN ELEANOR MCDONALD Mack MCDANIH- Eleanor 15 prizes family, friends Marsha Prizes family and friends and sports . . . soccer, B-ball, The ramp . . . soccer . . . radio peg-ved bypeople whg make fun track . . . triumph 81 . . . . ,. what? . . . summer 82 . .. of my laugh .., Oakdale .., Thanks Coaches cause you can be found at showcase SMV Spegial Edition only live once. Vl.P. , ., j.M., E.M., K-M-, -. P.P., C.C. ... j. Geisl. Boston Bruins forever. if 'I 5-V 1' n ' P E ,. , X .1 MIKE MCCEE PAUL MCINNIS ELIZABETH MCINTOSH IIE.-I-.ll ul-lucy!! Betty Seen with Worm and Fat ED . , , Seen with Ed, Binder, and Sha- Ca e Cod . . . sailing . . . soft- reach for the sky and there mus Frosty and Pete ball . .. skiing 5f21!82 you'll find your dreams , . , on 1575 . . . live every day as 9f18f83 . . . 9f.30!82 . . . Powder to college . . . Air I-'orce . . . though it were your last, one puff... Bermuda 83 . .. wick- phone home. day you will be right Ber- ed on to college. muda 80f83. 68 MIKE McKEE Crash Averages one car per week. .2 ' a f FREDRICK W. MEADE uRiCklI Prizes good times . . . drama . . art . . . Cape Cod . . , family. 4l4'i1-I ii S N , THERESA E. MEADE Terri Seen with Pam, Chris, janice and Rox summer on the Cape . . . volleyball 41 . A . good times rizes family and friends . .. leopefully . . . on to college. JOHN A. MECONIATES IlMecll Offto work . . . HVAC. , . 1972 Impala . . . 4f16f83. MARILYN MENTO Marilyn Treasures Stephan 9f25f80 , . . much love to Gigi, Olimpia and ofcourse Major , . , Hopes to be Mrs. Costa . ,. on to college. fi god LISA MESSINA Lis Kelly, Theresa, Donna , . . toughguy Charles corner l-fY.B. . . streetlights Endicott . . Bermuda , , loves Peter . friends, roses. 4 4, Dv? LINDA E. MESSINA Linda Cherishes family and good friends summer of 79 Powder Puff . . . Bermuda , , . Cannon Mt. ,, Lil Carol Nancy lane Steve 10f 9 ,.f' 81. - 7235?-qi? PAMELA NIEYER Pam All the glorygoes to the Lord the key' to happiness having .lesus in your hear: JOHN MONAHAN 4 llopiell Weekend nights .. . ls this the real life . .. B.B.B.B. and Co. ... trum ets 591 . . . B.C. Eagles, bandfyjazz band, ski club, ZL 8: P . . . on to college. ' '1- 'it' WILLIAM MURPHY KEVIN MORAN Kevin Can be seen' with john, Al, Mi- chael and Dave . . . plans for the future to be a highly skilled auto mechanic. RICHARD MURRAY llmuffhll ,,Rick,, Seen with frien s bass jvja,-me CO,-pl bound 55-en Bermu- john and Dave da . . . the music, the memories, plays SOL-Ce, and hofkey, the madness. CAROLANNE MURPHY Carol Treasures family and good friends . . . Linda and the neigh- borhood kids Summer of 79 . . . Powder Puff . . . Ber- muda Mark, 2f9f81 N.H., V71 SN . . . live, love and laugh. WILLIAM M. MUTZ MutZie Seen with Bill and Bob , . . can be found almost anywhere , . . New Hampshire summer of 82 Bermuda 83 dizzy . . . on to Technical school. MARIE T. MURPHY Muff Don 't ya ever do it . . . seen at Dexter with the gan . . . 9!17!82 prizes goocf times and gold . . . sna -em . . , Bermuda 83 . . . oi to college. IULIA N. NICHOLS llluliell Hulio . . . Quebec . . . Bermu- da ... 23 ... rainbow ... weekends ... smiles ... MarshHeId . . . The Pres., B203 ... j.L. ... Oakdale .,. D.D., FD .... enjoys life . . . treasures friends. l gi'- ' att Amd! 1' Ruff 73' fgef I' w- DEBORAI-I NOEL Debbie Really Winter of 82 Marshfield seen with L.M. and the girls down Oakdale 4 . . being wild . , . SS A . . Bermuda , . . P.P. . . . prizes good friends and good times . . . College. asv- , e-- ff ELIZABETH ANN NOONAN Beth Seen with MLSCL5 and the group .. . Quebec 82 . . . fu- ture beachbum . . . Mountain climbing, skiing, swimming . , . Miss Rabbit lives . . . lmhamm . . . pumkin. ox, fax EDWARD O BRIEN KEVIN OIBRIEN Edward O'Bl9 DAVID O'BRIEN IOHN K O CONNOR Snowball Oakne Sweet home down the Manor Seen down Chauncey St. with It hat I han been and uh .. loves the weekends . .. seen Captain Sensible, Dave Ilanian, ,gm 1 Cod git tv me all over. Paul Gray or with the Tampa mll he in the tuturei 1 x e Bay BUCCSFIGPFS- Cod mx tamilx ani tr n f. BARBARA M. O'HALLORAN Barbara Florida 82' '... Sow Pow- der Puff seen with TA., j.G., LL, L.L., K.L., S.C., D.H., j.L, . , , prizes her parents and beinglrish BW SR College. fs.- -name' 'Y ,, ,n Y BRENDA JOYCE OSOINICKI Brenda Seen with Sheila and Anne . , . prizes her silver , . , 1f23r'81 , . , wacked can't take it any- where . , , on to college. . gig! Q BRIAN I. O'KEEl:E Brian ls this the real life? . , . weekend riots , . . friends . . . Aaron, Bri- an, Bookends, Henry, john and B3 . , . BZ: NightRider .. . so- lo's ... B.C. games .., band camp 152' 'Fl DIANE PACHECO IlDiIl Seen down the Manor with K.M,, D.R., SR, SR LC, LP .., IC . .. peeved by W.Co. .., LiL , . . live, love, laugh , . . finally, X .2- I 1 5 JOHN I. O'DONNELL lllohnll Mirror staff . .. seen with LY, D.S. peeved by math survived woolies 82 . . . future famous novelist . . . college. ii? NANCY M. OLIVA llNancyll Seen with M.H., MD. and ES. Allan Ellens- ville N.Y . . . Cape Cod. 9' 1 GEORCINA M. PACLIUCA George Karen, Jeanie, 9f17f82 . . , Pow- der Puff 24 . . . F.P. .sfzafaz . . , forever . . , 17 , tennis, Hardly! , . , treasures family, friends and roses . , . dreams are living tor. M J? MAUREEN A. O'LOUCl-ILIN IIMOII Treasures her saxophone . . , the joy of sax . . . seen with Gregg, Noelle, Ed, and Patti . . . 8f24!81 turn the page on to college . . . Irish. JOSEPH M. PALMA joe Buz seen in Oakdale with whoever . . . BCN41 . . . peeved by Duane and Claudia . . . San- tuary . . . jimi Hendrix R.L.P , . . Bob Marley . , . Rastaman Vibration . . . Zed. NCRINA PAOLINI Norina Ya tomorrow . . , seen with friends . . . peeved by murf . . . hates saying Woof very easily aggravated . . . prizes ju- nior year, B-165, Smurfs memories 0 al HILDE PETRONI Hilde Seen with Noelle and Cheryl values friends and memo- ries . .. volleyball and Student Council . . . luv's gold, tab, and shopping . , . 12f26f64. qw- lf Hs.- ag, 1 ri HA PHAM Ill-lall From Vietnam . . . seen with the Demolay bunch . . . An MIF. . . soccer tackwon . . . Do . . . on to college. PAMELA PATTERSON llpamff Seen with Terri, Chris, janice and Rox prizes volleyball, basketball and softball . A . loves to laugh . . . Bermuda 8.3 . . . college. 'WX 'K -sgr- LUIGI PETRUZZIELLO III-luigill Its all mixed up seen with Paul, Brian and the Demolay Dozen ACXDC The Three joes .., 10f14f81 .,. on to college. MAUREEN PLATHE Maureen Remember the orange C6 .. . CC. . . adventures in red car - HMK ... rally night ... cheeringg basketball cruis- ing . . , ski parties . . . Califor- nia and Bermuda. DANIEL PELLEGRINI Pell Seen in Tim's Vega friday Uackj the 13th . . . prizes family and friends . . . surfs up . . , long live Alvin. THERESA PETRILLO Theresa Seen up Oakdale with Mary and Chris survivors .. Winter of 61 . . . B-10 . . 8f20flB2 , Lisa Marshfield . , on to college, H of a F Y. X Donna Dias, psi 443 STEVEN PODOLSKI llpudll Found in auto seen with Bob, Ed and jeff prizes friends and Herring Pond on to Tech. School. f' . 'G U ANDY POLIN lake D.N..-1.31 seen with Th Band . long live rock par ty harty good lurk lan Ha len . Dl. AHKI. LF LL and j.lH, C .1- BRIAN C. POWERS PAUL PRATA Brian P.P. ls this the real life? seen Seen with Brian, Glenn, Dave, with foreigners and in 3B . . . on Lou and the Crew , , , 5,M,C,1t1 course, diamond ice . . . drum . ., 8f29!82 . . . 8!24!82 . . . rolls . . . walking radio . . , on to P.P, and P,R. combo . , , prizes college. Sunday madness . .. onto col- lege. Se- sa SUZANNE PRESSLITZ Suzi B104 . . . Mike, Greg and Ed . . . Okla. bound . . . looking for tommorrow . . . off to great for- tune and a future fulfilled with imagination. Av 5,4 Q Q SUSAN I. QUINN Quinna Prizes friends and memories . , , seen with Cyndi, joe and Deb- bie . . . 3!2f8.3 , . , loves hockey and Steve N. Y. 81 Quebec BZ . . , Bermuda 83 . , , Powder Puff 'QS 1 CHRISTINE ANN PUOPOLO Chris Seen with Dubs and jean found in Cummings . . A Discus 41 .., Bermuda... N.H. sum- mers . . . Its never too late. I 5 xi-6: nf MELISSA RAFFONI Lisa Dance, laugh and smile A . . Les- lie who? . . . prizes her gold . . . yearbook Powder Puff ag- gravations . . . Straw time! . . . 7.3 Cutlass with animals . . . Brother Bermuda, '83 Quebec 82. DANIEL UALTER llDa ll l-'ound down the anor . . . seen with j.L., M. V, C.C., j.C., K.M., TL, and K.M. STEVE QUINN Quinny Winning isn 't everything until you lose . . . everything has changed there are no an- swers . . . baseball . . . X-CL in- doors . . . on to college . . , then life. UT DONALD RAY llDonll Seen in East Dedham likes concerts and partying . . . Cru- saders 41 . . . future unknown. .ff CATHERINE REARDON llcathyll Seen with Carol A. family and friends , . . likes dogs, kids, travel, gold, beaches, roller coasters and fancy baking ,,53,, MIKE REISNER Mike JASON REYES lqasonll l have had fun and I have learned a lot . . . thanks to my friends and teachers 535 M.C. LISA REISSFELDER Lisa Seen with the Wooly's gang . , , prizes family, friends, parties and beaches . . . peeved by school and crowds . , . Summer of 82 wicked on to work. 4-Tj? 4 X 5' DEBORAH ANN RIBERO Debbie Likes basketball, swimming, the beach and traveling . . . Quebec 82 Bermuda 83 Water- ville weekends Marshfield 81 peaches, I 4fK. ,r , , Q, me f Dake I l KAREN M. RICCI Karen Brrr! seen with C.F's and the gang Bermuda 82-83 junior year treasures good times .. . B-105 . . . blur- pleberries , , , on to college. s 'Q 75 'J X-11 JAMES RIZZI Riz Aim high for the thingsffou de- sire ., . to dance is to ive . NYC Lisa's parties , the girls - I love ya off to the footlights and fame. W4 PAUL ROBINSON t Robby Seen with Scah Duck, Quinny and Arthur , ,. wrestling football . i , Takea lap , . i on to college , . . big bucks, a boatand a cottage. SCOTT ROGERS Buck Prizes drums .. . seen with the band Animal . . . on to Mercury .. . to be 17 for the rest of hi: life. .Q ' if NANCY RONAN Nance K.G. special . . . LC CS, DI FL, and BH brent district jump to it . ., you are . , . got to be , . . Marvin Gaye . , . Bellette power on the 45. DONNA M. ROONEY Dunes Seen down the Manor with K.M, S.R, SP LC, D.P., L.P. ., , Charles Capone . . . 5f22f82 . . . enjoys partying and oin away KS., 82 ' '.,. gnalgf. VINCENT RONZIO Vinnie SEAN ROONEY llT0byll Nig 4 . . Pix , . . Daytona Beach . . . summers . . . Cougar XRF . . . jimi Hendrix . . . say what the ville fine, have it your way i . . peaches. 3 CSD' TIMOTHY C. Ross llTimfl Seen with friends in the Vega , . . hoop - tourney bound . . . l'll tell you this , . . chipmunlcs, santa, H d! 60's rock Bermudg ,.. The Stones 11f9f81. ,Q n ff' J! ANNETTE 1. ROUGEAU llsnetll Seen with Lil, sis and the gang . . . White Island Pond 81 , . . joe 11f27f81 . . , goodness , . . CP at Mac's , .. quaclc power . . . on to secretarial school. MASSOUD ROUSHANDEL LINDA NANCY SAMUELIAN Linda MLBBSSC P.M., GT. and TS. , .. Sbo's .. . Quebec 82 . . . Brewers . . . jodi andprep y M6':M Cloria's inflii- ence black Honda col- lege. JAMES SAUER lljimll On to college . . . active . , . hard working . ,. loves sailing slciis . . . plays tennis . . . can be found at Stop :fr Shop or down the Cape. A DONALD SAVI lfDuckll Seen with Paul, Rich and Quinny basketball, baseball and soccer . . tourney bound double sessions on to college. EDWARD SAWAN Eddie Seen with M.B., R.R., S.B in the Continental prizes friends and family ... Florida 80f81f82f83 . . . the Riviera 31. RICHARD SCAFATI Scaf Seen with Paul, Duck, Quinny and Art . . , found on the course with Guido . . . peeved by B.C.'s and doble sessions . . . blud scamp prizes clubs, soccer if 1. JENNIFER SCANGA lljennyll Seen with the 5 EFS and the gang . , . punk parties . . . Cape 82 , N.Y. .. drama BCP. Air. Tux Co-CIOs Rocky Horror , , on to the- atre world. l W J og' ... j fl' ' . is KEVIN SCHULTZ Kevin Seen with Nangs Huggo Brran and Dons prizes u'eeken.1's Alice ir. and Zed remerztbers torlxhead att to L L L HELEN M. SHERRY 632.1 DAVID SCOT'I Dave What a long, strange trip it's been . . , Sarah 's family . . . ski- ing im Vermont LS., T.D., TW., T.S., GD., TK., P.l-'. off to college. TAMARA SHADE IlTamlI Seen with the 5 El- s and miss- ing the gang Go-Go's, punk, Cape summer 82 .. , Parissa Balboa, cruising in WR .. , j.M. ... dancing to the top. ROBERT SHIELDS mb' IIT-lelen llB0bff Seen with The Abdulsn , Treasures his famil and friends fishy 412 . . . cheering ,. . re- , .. R.C., H.P. . , . foves to party lease yourself . . , Red Sox . ,, skillie bus . . , on to work. games .. . rally nights .. . red car H-M-K Mannix CAC, .. Ben Hurs. na s 144' STACEY A. SOUZA Stance Cherishes family and friends CSP, Ellen Teo, LR., GDI, MP SC. Dunkies .. unicorns, L., P. and B. Wanna ride' , West Dennis ZV82, 110182 on to college. an THOMAS SPICER llT0mll Seen down the Mannor with the boys and skill buss , , . Party! MICHAEL SHIRLEY Mike Loves Theresa and the Beatles . ,, seen with Ron, Dave, Nick and friends remembers 1f29f82, 6f4f82 off to the Marines 8f3f8.3 week- ends. g I LISA MARIE SOBA III-eell Seen with bi sis and the gang . . . White lsimd Pond 81 . . , 8fZ5f81 quack power GP at Mac's . . . flags . . . spe- cial edition . . . rainbows . . . no problem. LORI A. SPINELLO ,,Lau,, Cherishes good friends and the memories they bring. Loves M.B. and summers in Onset . . . Thanks for everything, C.I-L, M.H, 5.5, KS., and IG. KATHLEEN STIRLINC !lKat11yll B-Never mind , . . S.M .... CG. B-Camp 81-82 . . . California 82 . . . remember the orange? . . . Sea Jr Ski . . . friends and good times . . . Life goes on . . . col- lege. WILLIAM SUMNER B.H,, Often called Smile or Silly . . . seen with Bob, Bid, and a lot of other people . . . prizes the sum- mer the Wranch. fl ,,.A,, , 1. 1554.4 .C ,e , 4, my-3 .f'3'l ALEXIA M. STATHAS Maria Florida Summer of82 . . . enjoys going to Celtics and Bruins games ... Rocky ... Pink Floyd... The Wall... Asia... Only time will tell . . . PAMELA STRANDBERG DAVID SULLIVAN SHAWN SULLIVAN naw.-bf' CHERYL SUNDIN Cheryl Seen with Hilde, Noelle, Lisa and Kelly memories Florida . . . Tab! 14K . . . prizes good friends . . . on to college. I LJ KATHERINE K. TASSIOPOULAS lIKathyfl Loves june and the Clash 5 remembers j. Geils . . . Old Sil- ver . . 5fBf82 seen with D.S.M.B mich gradu- ation , , . college. o .fin SUSAN TEEHAN Hsuell Prizes family, friends and ood times , , , M,B,L,CL.j and iork crew .., Lynryd Skynyrd .M 9f1Of81 .,. summer of 82 .,. business, 401 SANDRA TEEHAN sand Hates being calleJSue . . . seen with MI BAL LD, LS . ., good times, memories, family and friends seen at 4SH CS- 9!1f82. . GREGG TEIXEIRA lfrexll Seen with Bill and Bill . . , Me- dia 1,2,3,4 sound room sessions forever , . . on to col- lege p I z MATTHEW T. 1 h 5' w THERRIEN ,Q f I Matthew 6-7,34 fav' 1 Wat is reality? . , . think about 55' 7, .H ' A it A .. seen with B. Bros. M. PB - ' ,V ' ,,,FenwayPark...DCPC... ' it vt Australia bound . , . hockey, ' ' A Fred Driscoll music, skating, X-country. 80 RICHARD I.. TIERNEY lIRichll Hug y L.K. and H 4f9fi1 the tank ni hts on the Cape paying fbts . I . wrestling, baseball and foot- ball Trojans prizes mom 's cooking. LISA M. THOMPSON Ill-lisa!! Prizes friends, family, K.K. and Cape Cod Special Edition 82-83 Curry College stars . . . rifles . . . opals . . . on to college. 4-A MARIA TRANIELLO llRiall Seen with Kevin, Christine and twin sisters . . , 7f1!82 . . . on to better things with Kevin in my life . . . prizes family , , . on to work. ig:-A NANCY TULEJA Nanc Seen with Linda and jane Hank 6f14f8O wicked Pocasset summers with SC. . A . Cannon Mt, Bermuda Powder Puff on to hair- dressing. MARY TIGHE llMaryfl One of BLLSSC and SBO's . . . fish Quebec 82'f mad swim 82 livvie give mea break . .. BP's . . . andjust be my friend , . . on to nursing. KAREN E. TRAVERS l'Karen,, Seen with the Abduls , . . swim team-fish 4327 . 4 . PP and PLP's Rally nights, fences Mannix, Snoopy, Bermuda 83 . . , Consider it a challenge. LAUREN D. TOLI DOUGLAS TOZIER Lauren Doug KAREN TSACOYEANES Karen Seen with jeannie, Georgina, K,B., B.C., CW, volleyball . . , cheering A . . red car H-M-K ... E.I..-6f5,'82 , . , prizes friends 9f'17f82. axis .F' 13 . 4' iw io N. 'BX I-112 MARTHA TUOHY Martha Seen with Gina, Sugar, Emma, Katy, Susan . . . Bermuda 82 , . . N.H. 82, SD, . .. cheering smurfs j.F , . . gimme three steps . . . Mr. Mojo Risin. 'VN '4-...il MICHAEL VICTORIA llMikeIl Prizes the rig found down the Manor with the boys. G AA S 'Q 1 uv K ,V f ANTHONY 1. VENUTO JR. llTonyll Found down East Dedham with joe, Eddie, Bernie, Paul, john prizes weekends and nice Cars on to the automobile field. CHRISTINE E. VILES Chrissy Seen with Traniello trip , . A can be found on stage . , . hates term papers and phonies prizes true friends rainbow con- nection . , . on to life. ig,-1 C7 MICHAEL WALCH JAMES WARD llMikeIf lqimll Seen with Mark, Pat, Bob, john, jim, Mike and Maryann . . . partes at loft. 1? use-'us , gs IOHN WELCH llilohnlr 82 I CP . CHRISTY WHITE Christy I wasn't born so much as I 'ust fell out ... the Clash .,. dacal new wave . ., Boston . .. 9f5f82 .., Paris 81 ,., found any- where but Dedham, with Anita. 43 -av- CLIFFORD WI-IOLLEY Cliff MICHELE D. WHITE Michele One please . . . loves john Cou- gar, j. Ceils, her locker, 10f9ff82 hates punk and preppies seen with DK., Chip, Diane, Michele, Al and Paula, DEBORAH WILSON Debbie Always smiling seen with K.5., C.M., and EE. loves tennis, unicorns Bermuda, sum- mers . . . Ace and volley . . . re- members 5f18f8Z Old Sil- ver. PETER WOODFORD Peter DAVID YANOLIS David I V , PATRICIA A. YEE Patti Live for music, basoon power , . . I hear a symphony 't.. seen with Bellette and Co, , . . what a howl A .. 71 , , on to music ed. CLASS OFFICERS Vice President: Susan Knight Treasurer: Barbara Kowalczyk Secretary: Lauren Mastromatteo President: julie Nichols Senior Home Room Reps: front row Kathy Lawlor, Diane Dockham, Teresa Lazzeri and Karen Tsacoyeanes. Sec- ond row: Karen Travers, jackie Hathaway, Lorri Krup- wich and Georgina Pagliuca. Third row: Katie Horan, Tricia Browne, Maria Blaha and Lisa Carter. Fourth row: Lisa Raffoni, Eleanor McDonald, Paula Dickson and Ann Dever. Fifth row: Karen Coppolino and Mike Foley. Foley. fill! . Officers fy ' 'T n r 1' ' s ' l Sophomore Homeroom Reps Front row: P. Dickson, E. McDonald, 1. Freitas, C. Conski, S. Claffey, M. White and L. Flanagan. Second row: S. Maider, D. Ribero, L. Carter, L. Soba, N. Ronan, T. Browne, M. Blaha, K. Ricci, and S. Conway. Third row: L. janji- gian, D. Krug, L. Spinello, H. Sherry, K. Malek, M. Conley, Lisa I Thompson, K. Travers, 1. Fiola, and A. Dever. Freshmen and Sophomore Class President: julie Nichols Vice President: Shiela Flemming Treasurer: Maureen Curtin Secretary: Susan Knight junior Homeroom Reps Front row: Lorri Krupwich, jackie Hathaway, Stacey Con- way, Paula Dickson, Leslie Hein, Carol Mur- phy, Cathy Crisafulli. Second row: Lorri Spinello, Ann Dever, Shelia Fleming, ludy Fiola, Maria Blaha, and Tricia Browne. Third row: Lisa Thompson, Helen Sherry, Kathy Lawlor, Lynne lanjigian, Mary Markel, Deb- bie Ribero, Linda Messina, Eleanor Mc- Donald. H I 1 I TL Freshman Homeroom Reps Front row: K. Malek, N. Tuleja, T. Browne, L. Krupwich, K. Lawlor, H. Sherry, S. Conway, C. Cassidy, and M. Foley. Second row: C. Murphy, L. Messina, M. Hammel, K. Horan, L. Thompson, K. Travers, C. Corey, C. Conski, B. Kowalczyk, T. Lazzeri, and R. Scafati. Third row: D. Ribero, F. McDonald, K. Ricci, I. Carpenter, L. Fay, P. Dickson, Ann Dever, G. Pagliuca, K. Stirling, S. Maider, and M. Plathe. -ef A wa, 5 3533: Y Ga .K I A O' .Q Q 1 N C , ?,xv'T5' ' ' S? -L 4 inf v 1 X if 'ff .D 3. 2' .5 ,U .5 3 :E F 0 0 NN' 5' . ' X5 5 1 if 1.4. gun 'F KICKING OFF 1. Shawn Sullivan and Al Bonfi- . me U' ff' lio 2. 334 is Paul Colantuoni, 45 is Frankie DeSario, 384 is john J? . + , f O'Connor, 463 is lim Lavita and 13575 is Paul Mclnnis. 3. 483 is Shawn Sullivan and 434 is Paul Colantuoni. 4. Mr. Lynch, Ed Davis and Paul Mclnnis. iw, k,. - .. ,.C.,4f,,n, .gf mb-. .awpf,Qf.s?f9 '23 'ee 4 A . 1' ,. ' 5.3 any X. ji, . 'r j .visa , ' YN fx' K - , ' .Qff.,5, wt , 'L' f ,. 4.99, '4 'if-,cj-Q If , -J' I '1 L. 2--fp M -'QV .' ,:fr- wr , f' .sans , 'Y V. ',, j.Ff'.n . fi 'ze , 1?5,'c-1. A. . Q 4 .t ref.-.: ' U N ,i A. 'gifs-'. .-. J' fs , Ay iii W - 1-Q2 is X ' f. I,e?'S 1 fu sy. -,avr X ' A , r . . .-L' 1., fy 'J - , 1 .fha 1 l 2 'L..f 3 A'i5j,m' wt ,ui ' l . .41-4 Hg. -'f f.w'-fwl..'.:1 '.'1 '-'Wf'+ve H :- l 1?: k's 5 Q ' - at iff' V 'wizbf' 74 Y, mac. g :Era 1 9 ' TH' 4 ' , ,J 'A ' . , t - . rf -r -ff3f3!.'e..af-I '9?0 '57z--1 4 A .5--'WF 'Lo-me - ' , ..1-,WM ' . hm' ff 'Q YI qw 41' W , 'Half' N 4.f .i,va'.,,f5fa,,Ay'g'??' :1.f..l 1 I 'sk i rg, ' '63, 't!qI'i. ': -fr ,,,f'-fflwwnl:-1' ' -Q my M 'Mar - ,. V ,. .- 3351... -' 'S .fs 141, 4 -,.--4., 'i ,lgug N , 3 . sg '- W 'y,f1,. I, ,,,',14,-:gn--I-ra 'A :ft ex, ' ,Q ,.-S Y vo :fr ,j..r Q Q .f fi rf, .h y I vi, 4.15, in Mk 'f' '.i'.M. 'A J ' A 4.-'QJQ - fu- .-vw 1 3 The Football team went through a major change this year as they started off with a whole new coaching staff, which was under the direction of Bob Lynch. The team was lead by tri-captains: Tommy Glennon, Mike King and john O'Connor. Their wins over Wellesley 14-6 and Frammingham South 7-6 raised their enthusiasm for the rest of the season. The season was ended with a record of 2-8-O. 88 n Front row: Mr. Flemming, Ed Loughran, joe Liloi, Tri-captains Iohn O'Connor, Tom Clennon, and Mike King, Paul Robinson, jeff Bartash, Vinny Ronzio, and Mr. Lynch. Second row: Paul Mclnnis, Al Bonfilio, Steve Po- dolski, jim Keller, Shawn Sulli- van, Mike McCee, Rich Tierney, lim Ward, and Ed Davis. Third row: Paul Colantuoni, Tom 4 1, Blume, Kris Danis, Bob Curran, Lu Annatone, jeff Abbott, Bob Dwyer. Fourth row: Frank De- Sario, Matt Patterson, Eric Stone, Paul Cabana, lim Lavita, and jeff Kelleher, Russ Tierney, Willi Giggi, Bill McElhinney, Ken Gil- lis. Back row: Tom Hession, john Straqualurski, lim Pike, Paul Grimes, Kevin Costello, Iohn Su- grue, Mike Stano, john Lyon, and David Podolski. ...- 0- C JL lj Teehan, Dean Kahler, and Mike C! fZ ' 11' 'f.' -V' s . V 'V-fff' ' ifiiffvffb-'M 1' , f' ,QQ ' -' 1. .F-,A ' '- W. , an ful? X . s T . ,. T , - .. W '1-,sw gi x .1 , . 'fwzvg ' V .Q '-5 3, X . Lf .1 X .qt x i: . f 'tl' f-'I-Q I Q' .A,',1',' '.' .-. . ' ' , , ' -- ' Q' -V, , G-13' ' .. .af T . ' . T f'.i 4? ,' Q.. :ef 1 -9339 .. - 4 . If - W .. F '- i, l 5 'f'4 'fr-B'-ff:-' ivy. . 'W 'if F95 S , I ,g A-f rf 3- g- .+ v' ag - .f ' 1 l3'ii'.--4' f. id ' ' .A 1 R 'r ?5'2w' 'B 'f e 1-F X K- X iff .171 mv gs, T Jfjf' l ' '-ug .L- Y 4-Q 'WV' ugtlldf fb- l'l?vgli 43X . . .mv si 1- '- 1 jg!--'tt ' ' a ta-f':6'...0f fig- wife- .ig vu. f -' .- si ,I f f' ,: 1... - , -' 1-' . , 9 F Q - , 's ' V f- y .- -. ..gQe1fe':v - .-,jf ff 4 t H1517 , ' 'i ' y u . 33,4 if - , L.. v. f. 'Fa it er-4 ' I A :gli . Q A Q 11 ,v5,5g.Qgff5j:,3, , 1 -. g svl V, .'w,.'f:. .nigga-'tiff' I Sis . Q iQ.xTYQt1f..g by f J x ,J -,naw .- . , 'ta 1 7 KA., A7 . I ' - NS., . - 4 'L . 1, J . Q A .: ,L.Vti,4. ,- ,. , ftffz in Lf . -H 'V Q . iight, .YL-U -a n n :Ni -. ,K 1. Vinny Ronzio 2. Paul Colantuoni, 227 is lim Keller, -YS is Frank DeSario. 3. 365 is Ioe Lijoi, I-'51 is Tom Clennon, and 326 is jeff Kelleher. 'SG i l. . 'ne I v 1 v , 4 . f '-D ,qv-cf Football 89 RUNNING WITH THE WIND This year's cross-country squad, for the third consecu- tive year, captured the Bay State League title. With a record of 9-0, the Marauders defeated rival teams Needham and Norwood to wind up their undefeated season. Captains Darrin and Kenan Krug and junior lim Keohane led the way for the Varsity Seven. The Marauders also placed first in the Conference Meet, second in the Class C state meet, and sixth out of twenty-four in the All-State Meet. 1. lim Coughlin 2. Darrin Krug 3. Steve Quinn 1 I ' 5 Vw-.. dim- 9 - IDQ. 'F an 1 S. iff.-,QI - 1 N20 4, ' 2 3 1 l 2 F5 H H ng- 7 91 and Darrin Krug. l Therrien. l 3. Henry Beckvold 1 1. Kenan Krug, john Goode, lim Keohane l 2. lim Coughlin, Kenan Krug and Matt Front Row: Captains Steve Quinn, Darrin Krug, and Kenan Krug. Second Row: Bob Kelley, Henry Beckvold, Steve Scampoli, lim Coughlin, lim Keohane, Bill Sulli- van, Bruce Conley, Bruce Dake and Coach jim VValker. J ,f .' n g f lil ,f ! 1 K 1, ,- ' X lx if ' FJ Cross-Country ll!! ITY BUOTERS This years boys soccer team un- der coach Iake Santamaria com- piled a record of 12-3-4. This was their best record ever and entitled them to a tourney berth. In the first round of play, the boys were victorious with a 5-2 win over Plymouth-Carver. In the quarter-final action, the X31 boys were challenged by -iff-J -. 1. Bridgewater-Raynham. The game Q had to be delayed until the follow- ,,. 2 ing day because of darkness with , the two teams deadlocked in a 2-2 J tie. When play resumed, the boys were unable to add to their tally but Bridgewater-Raynham scored ti two goals to be the victorious team. ' A as-'. N, I .Ck . to i :- , --- -Mb f- W7 Captain Rich Scafati was honored ,L ' H ,.. as a member of the Bay State 2 ' 'W Q ' 1 Z f 4 at League All-Stars as was Tong Kun 'K' - W .Q -9- . O. Tong was also the league's lead- U ...ar M K? Hu 'lf'-Q vang? :-',,,.,.,.,4,,,4..:4, A - ing scorer. . R Fu 213 1. Tong Kun 0 2. Front Row- Ha Pham Massoud Roshandel Rick Murra Ca t ' I 1 yi P ' Donald Savi, Capt. Rich Scafati, Capt. Steve McHugh, Bob Pisano, Tom Needham, Ethan Rogol. Back row: Coach Santamaria, Bob La- cey, Iohn Nardizzi, Bob Reynolds, Chuck Meyers, Brian Keigan, lay McHugh, Mark Black, Tong Kun O. 3. Donald Savi and Brian Keigan 92 -2515 .... . ea 1 3 1 ff 'fix' , X1 55 1 ,SBA x . fNx:f.w'Q,,,,,ap-1 -3 AX., ' V- 1 L sig., 'F' w5w,g.-i,i,J2, an Q . ! . yn ' ,r .1- 1 9- A W, 5 ' . . ' ,' '. ' at ,, .. f, .,' .f ,m , J. ' 5 s . . 'Y . I ', A4 ' Af - , .. '7, ' 4 ,907 '-.51 ' A 1 ' ' . I' ' ,lf 4 -rl , , -, 4 ' ix HEADS UP A record of 9-3-2 enabled the girls soccer team to qualify for the East- ern Massachusettes State Tourna- ment. This years team, Coached by Mike Flanagan consisted of seven seniors. The team's best effort of the regular season was a 1-0 win over Wellesley with a goal by Di- anna Cannoles. L' wmv ,M nf -tv'1V' ,, -. '. ',. I 1 1. Patricia Browne 2. Marybeth Healy Front row: Connie Withington, Heather Tiernan, Maura Mahoney, Penny Dias, Mar- ybeth Healy, Kristen Gould, Dana Khouri, Lynne Holten and Patricia Browne. Back row: Coach Mike Flanagan, Kathy Cronin, Michelle Herlihy, Dianna Cannoles, Carmel Craig, Katie Tighe, Diane DiMartino and Karen McCormack. Fa Ht- . . x ,, A 7'-' 1. P! 111- , ' kv VT? pa ,501 , ,sf-fffff-, . , -.- Q,-.,-. 5 .. ,,,,,Q'fjV .f,,. tl ,.,. ...-s.,'.L P f,k:Jsvl4u'x .---A 4-JIU.. hrg-,4..Mn C ' is - A -.t ',-'f ,. -L e l . v , n Ma Sh .x Q' J- . ,s. N A 4-fp.. 2 SQ an tm The girls were victorious in their first tournament match with a 2-0 win over Belmont, with Penny Dias scoring both of the Maraud- ers goals. Their second challenge was Malboro. Despite a goal by Marybeth Healy the two teams were deadlocked 1-1 at the end of regulation play. After six over- times, the game was decided by penalty shots with the Dedham girls coming out on top 3-0. The girls faced Bridgewater-Rayn- ham in what was to be their last game. After regulation time and six overtimes Bridgewater-Rayn- ham the score was 0-0. Bridgewater-Raynham was victo- rious on penalty kicks with a score of 2-0. Co-captains Marybeth Healy and Penny Dias were selected as Bay State League All-Stars. Qt 4 '.,,,1 . A, . 1. Penny Dias 2. Michelle Herlihy 3. Diane DiMartino 4. Karen McCormack Withington 95 and Connie 5 fe! Nh 3 51-N E 5 A. Gil'l'S SOCCQI' THE FLICK OP THE STICK -r 'li ,M Y I 'I 'xy ' J, tw 19,5 A Q S G I s ' ww., s I if G ' w - 54. 1 . 5 , Ja . . I X , ,- ., I, ,., . H. it ff:- -Q6 , - . - 'A Y, . . ,. ,, X H . - 'et ,, lf!!! 4 . Q . 2 1. 38 is Chrissy Larson, 314 is Chris Carroll, 44 is Kathi Black. Action: fighting for the ball with back up help. 2. Front row: Donna Kentley, Marianne I-Iammel, Sharon Claffey, Co-captain Lori Flanagan, Co-captain Iill Carpenter, Chrissy Larson, Anne Faherty, Debbie Dunn. Back row: Coach Mary Gilbert, Kathi Black, janet Kelley, Renee Kennedy, Alexa Pappas, Leslie Connolly, Karen Smith, Berna Gels, Chris Carroll, Beth Gallivan, Laura Connol- ly, Sue Lyons, Ioan Curry, Janet Daly, Coach Anne Dunne. 3. jill Carpenter on the ball with Berna Gels in the background. Action: jill dodging an opponent. i u . ,QPTE-1' ' ... '.. v .:'s s . ix I. -' si if-J, , SW' V.. ' A Q -.. gif-f- r 'X' ,J-, :N . ,6- Y ire' u l fe, x, 4 ' I in 25' S , , . '-Tift' ' cy -'X-3. Q f a ,- , 1 ' , .A4,, , iq- -v 'l'V f ' . J-a 9'- ' . 1 . ., C, A w , Q0 air' 'J' -'- -' mhdaiwaik it . -..ii 11 ' v- 96 5' ft 1, -.1 I 5' J-'Ln 'j Wi, ' J ,rw ' 1 N.. , 5 rl' , . . 1 ' A uxqi K ' 'y' ' 5? X I Xe 1. A 1 X , x f W . 1 ' ' ' 1 ' K Q 1' . 4,4 L , , .Q 4 x A ' 7XNf1' E I ' xW Mx ' , xN ' x A fx ,' , T' -' lxs :Xxx 'LY.iK,j.4f,. ,',! 1 1 u, r 4l'f',u'-f 'f,5, ,2l 'I .! ' , ' 45 :El X, .qf , ,,u y :di-.1 I - cuff ,ff- 1 x 723 A 4 , i N . ,f5, P0 ' 0 vb 4 rv-r44 3-O-ff, 4+-+?., 4Q,f4-g. 4 4-Q-fo -X .x I yr O o 'f +L 40 BI .14 I' he 11- 4 Q 1 ,. f 5, r-4- -u- +4 Q' T'f'Q J-Q .. N., 4-f 3--4 r , -a-+ 4+ r-Q ,. -4-Q-. if ' lxqfl '.1 9 N5 '1 1 f '-xll'Q.1n4 X 6 . 5 1 1 -gow. yn 3 F 'ffy . I ' A I , f . ,.-? SPIKERS Hilde Petroni and Kathy Lawlor Ioan McCarthy This year the Volleyball Team finished with a record of 9-9 and was coached by Marge Bohan. The team was led by co- captains Kathy Lawlor and Terri Meade. The other four starters were Pam Patterson, Hilde Petroni, Karin Mahoney and julie Pagliuca. The girls felt their toughest game was against Braintree, who finished in first place. The best and most exciting game, how- ever, was against Needham. During this competition the girls worked to- gether, played intense volleyball, and came out victorious! 98 -...,,, N- 1 T-XX ...,-EJ Q ,vm ...M H .fyknwa , K, A 1 . fgfwif, 4 s.. ..1I'WllH gp .J 5 1 l 'X If AX ,f 1 e 4 J, Spiker Pamfiiatterson if ,QUHM QJXIUI QJXHAH f. f '-ya Q. Q: X - 5 vi F f m 99 is ,....4- PUTTING ALUNG The Dedham High Golf Team led by captains john Kor- nack and Brian Powers and coached by Carmen Gallo, opened their season with a victory over Frammingham North with a score of 64M to MM. The Morale of the team was always kept high because the team had tremen- dous spirit, no matter what situation they were in. Other sit seniors on the team were: Paul Guidoboni, john Goodwin and Scott Lawton. Brian Powers was chosen as an All-star. . 4 - - Ys' ' Q .9314 , I ' ' -IJWQ-3 .1 .wt , H.-Q. A vVLC3ll':n-i' J .hi - . ' A -.H 1 1. Paul Guidoboni 2. Iohn Goodwin and john Kornack 3. Brian Powers 'I00 Q r 1. Front row: Mike Flana- gan, Brian Powers, john Kornack, Scott Stone. Back row: Paul Cuidoboni, Ke- vin Falvey, Coach Carmen Gallo, Paul Fernberg and john Goodwin. 2. Paul Fernberg 2 X 101 X,- l HUW DO YGU FEEL? Diane Dockham f Lime - Q 'I yay-Q Susan Knight 102 'e5w23i f: I ,pf bf CJ fe 4 Dr The Dedham High School fall cheerleading squad consists of fourteen members, coached by Mrs. Nancy True, who cheer at all the football games. Toward the end of the season, they competed in the Bay State League Cheer- leading Competition and finished fourth. This year the squad at- tended a cheerleading camp and were chosen Grand Champion fi- nalists, coming in second place out of over thirty five other squads. Senior members of the squad are tri-captains Diane Dockham, jackie Hathaway and Lorri Krup- wich, along with Susan Knight and Helen Sherry. The 1983 varsity cheerleaders: front row: Susan Knight, Lorri Krupwich, Diane Dockham, jackie Hathaway and Helen Sherry. Back row: Christine Hawkins, Nancy MacDougall, Donna Perreault, Maureen Kent, Pam David, Ellen Good- win, Dorothy Hathaway, Donna McGee and Paula Haynes. lffrai w, as ml- -Q Cheerleaders ill SOLDIER GIRLS f E r-x.Q'?f' 3143 ll' IZ l -l,. 'SQ' F , ,,,, I ,, ,Inn ,r -' ' -1-Loaf .. Lisa Soba 104 182 th, izfy, , F,'gn?,,!N .U 5 .M ll QAQHQRL- '. L, 0-if-uni ' - 1 '?'1'7f'lFXf -inf' - X Q-f 'Q' -A P 1-- if --4'-F.: 'ik 45 , ' I O 5 'I ' ' Q , xx! 7: rp '1 , 'A N 1- ' X 'Q' 11+ .- -- g 1 1 2 2' Q' K Q' 1 Bti , K Q. -Q. I1 -K 4 . ff. 4 v 'Q Q Q' 6 5 0 1 - 6 Q S' t s' A - g p ' ,l ,. ,,. G . - , 'Q ,Jie gn ns L.GJL,f ff qv. ' , -' ' lf ' N. L Gif ' vm I AQ' T fx I. U xJ'iY' 95 . 52- 'S' QQ ' ' 's .L K f-2 .- NBR W 'N A579 .flu lm .'f'ff5,p-Y L 'N . ' , 6 A, . , . na 1 ...., ,. . gf' ll . I 'Ut' in .I 9 WCQUQ '74- Alf 21 E321 pi , 'W V. r Sr ,.., r Q 4 5 . C- 7 .Siu ...I fffy 5 41 Q. -sw ' I I n . F 41 , ,v P.:- CHECKIN' IT CUT This year's team faced an uphill battle, but they showed their ability with victories over Wellesley and Brookline and with a shut out over Needham. Tri-captains Mark Bruno, Charlie Capone and Brian Powers led the team through the trials and tribulations they faced. 106 ! Front row: Paul Colantuoni, Mark Bruno, Charlie Capone, Brian Powers, and lim Grant. Second row: john Duffy, Michael Flanagan, John Goodwin, Mike McGee, Paul Fernberg, Ed Macaleese, and Coach Podolski. Back row: Coach Snow, Kevin Costello, Dave Carney, Paul Walsh, Arthur Kelly, William Sullivan, Tim Ryan, Michael Caulfield. L l l L 5 I at Q, Aj 43272, 4' yn fe l'l0ckey f if ,IBN 107 INDOOR TRACKIES This years indoor track team be- gan the season with three wins but because of an unfortunate dis- qualification the victories were forfeited. Although disappointed the team never abandoned its competitive spirit and went on to finish the season with enthusiasm and dedication. Senior members of the team include Tri-captains Darrin Krug, Kenan Krug and Ed Loughran, Henry Beckvold, Al Bonfilio, Bill Colleran, jim Coughlin, Jeff Craig, John Joyce, John Kornack, Scott Lawton, joe Lijoi, Dan Pellegrini, Steve Quinn and Matt Therrian ' ' '2 bf ' : Y 1 - y , JA -LE? 4, ,af ,- vw: as, 54 yfh-w -'15 ,f ww. Agra, X ,I x 2- if-if 2,42 'M-5, V ' ' ' - f' '...f r .2.-eff' s?e?i,w!'19, A - sw l 1 1. Darrin Krug 2. loe Lijoi, Ed Loughran, john Joyce and john Kornack 3. Ed Loughran 108 I Nick Driscoll Front row: Scott Lawton, lim Coughlin, Kenan Krug, Steve Quinn, Darrin Krug, Bill Colleran, john Joyce and Henry Beckvold. Second row: Coach Scanlon, Steve Scampoli, Eric Stone, jeff Kelliher, Tim Kelley, Chuck Meyers, Coach Hoff- man. Third row: David Belanger, Mike Dwyer, Mike Tavares, John Sugrue, Iohn Mulrooney and jim Keohane. -if-5 s 'X Z X Henry Beckvold gf f no X ,- X , 3 N Indoor Track HODP Joe Kunigenas and john O'Connor lui., 4' an Donald Savi E Kneeling: Tri-captains john O'Con- nor, Fred Driscoll and Tim Rose. Standing: Coach Peter Kelly, Mike Walsh, john Lyons, Donald Savi, Frank Desario, Rick Colleran, joe Kunigenas, john Diamond, Mike King, Kevin Falvey, Nick Driscoll and Asst. Coach Charles Becker. , ' x f ' e G 5, dawg 97? , j w.a.w5?,sw-, W.. 1 -- g ,fe ME f.: au1f'4ff.,Q,f- f 110 Tim Rose Mike King and Donald Savi 111 in. john O'Connor 2 . f QF! 095' - x J' X N E? X I N -:viii Make King C.. f ,,3-.rf 4 ff r 1- H, -.,:., .-.gf 'N ., 1 A . -- -cd 5-1. Boys Basketball l N 'Q -vw , 'S f '51 xmwfws f ' Tiff? ' f x x A 11- v P I '57 l 5'i5i ',f,S,j4 ' ' l Q ' 1 l 10 O HOOPSTERS 'fl 'Q Kneeling: Penny Dias and Diane DiMar- , tino. Standing: Cathy Crisafulli, jackie , A Hathaway, Cathy Cronin, Katie Tighe, WM' ' W -M A Cathy Carty, Debbie Ribero, and Sheila W-M, -F A Y , Flemming. 'Y ,,,,,..,.-rv' ig a'r,..- X . . V iq ' N D A 1. Coach Marg Bohan and Sheila Flemming j 'iffy 4, 4 AJ 2. Diane DiMartino f f - 'LI S w '.,' ' My 'Q ' .WAY K. . 2 112 1, Betsy Lauenstein and Cathy Crisafulli 2. Cathy Crisafulli ! i f 9 42, . 5 A, 'Q , i l. f-?.. ,. ..-,,,, A f' .r A - ..w,.f.ff ,qi-2: ' , -,' A .- ' Q' ' 'B q ., N. V. .W .., f M., fs.. Urn. 5. s , 1 ,ff-., Av. ' ff ' t . The Girls Basketball team put forth a fine effort and finished the 1983 season with a winning re- cord. Under Coach Marg Bohan, the team had exciting victories over Needham, Frammingham, and Milton. Talented Senior Co- Captains Penny Dias and Diane DiMartino led the team to their successful season. Other senior members are Cathy Crisafulli, jackie Hathaway, Debbie Ribero, Shiela Flemming and Betsy Lauenstein. 'I 7 ' Girl's Basketball E5 S PLER IK P 'U N E. E S. va 2? fu, , ,H-' 'N Qaiw- a X, fwv 2. fm Sitting: jeff Corish, Bobby Dietzel, Paul Robinson, Richard Tierny, Bill LeB- lanc, Paul Elias, David Loewen. Standing: Coach Walter Healy, joe Mellptt, Marty Dundon, Evangelos Tassiopoulos, Billy Maider, Steve Mammone, Matt Patterson, Brian Ridley, Coach Dave Wade. jeff Corish, Ioe Mellott, David Loewen and Coach Dave Wade 114 Richard Tierney Bobby Dietzel Paul Robinson 9: 1 1 J- 53, ,. ,. , .. - Q ,. v . xx feitlllig a if J 'J L 2 1-1 -- i.--,Q HANG'IN ARUU 2 1. ln front row doing splits: Chris Anatosca and Mari- lyn Martin. First row standing: Karen Manganello, Diane Dockham, Chris Larson, Suzi Presslitz, Ann Faherty and Maureen Kent. Back row: Brenda O'loughlin, julie Kelley, Donna Dunn, Lisa Telian, Beth Walker and Coach Rosemary Flynn. 2. Anne Faherty 3. Diane Dockham .xx xx 'X x C if-FL -w I x - 1 1. Suzi Presslitz 2. Coach Rosemary Flynn and daughter 3. Chris Larson 43 j ui 3 3 Gymnastics WHAT'S THE SCORE? FOOTBALL Watertown 0-16 L Wellesley 14- 6 W Milton 6-27 L Needham 6-34 L Natick 0-42 L Braintree 8-28 L Fram. North 0-19 L Walpole 0-38 L Fram. South 7- 6 W Norwood 6-20 L Final Record 2-8 HOCKEY BOYS SOCCER Fram. North L 3-4 W Walpole 2-1 W 0-0 T Natick L 4-1 L Fram. North 1-0 W 0-3 L Milton W 4-1 L Milton 5-0 W 1-0 W Needham L 0-1 W Natick 3-0 W 2-1 W Wellesley T 3-4 W Wellesley 1-1 T 0-0 T Braintree L 6-1 W Needham 1-2 L 3-4 L Fram. South I- 6-5 W Fram. South 3-2 W 3-1 W Walpole L 9-2 W Braintree 2-0 W 0-0 T Norwood L s-5 T Norwood o-o W s-o W Final Record: Final Record: 7-9-2 Final Record 11-3-4 WRESTLING GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY Natick 55- 9 W Walpole 0-4 L 0-4 L Fram. North 50-12 W Fram. North 0-0 T 1-0 W Braintree 66- 6 W Milton 0-4 L 0-4 L Wellesley 44-19 W Natick 1-3 L 1-1 T Walpole 45- 9 W Wellesley 0-1 L 0-0 T Milton 53- 7 W Needham 0-1 L 1-1 T Fram. South 45-12 W Fram. South 2-1 W 0-0 T Needham 39-11 W Braintree 3-1 W 2-1 W Norwood 21- 28 L Norwood 0-6 L 0-2 L Fmal Record: Final Record: 4-9-5 CR055 COUNTRY GIRLS BASKETBALL Pram- North 41-22 W i GOLF l' Natick 43-48 L WHIPOIQ 23-32 W Pram. North 66.5-41.5 W Walpole so-39 L Wellesley' 2539 W Braintree 50-58 I Wellesley 46.36 W Milfvfl 17-43 W Fram. South 49.5-58.5 L Needham 47,42 W Braintree 15'50 W Needham 25.5-82.5 L Fram. North 43-27 W Pfam- 501131 2040 W Wellesley 51-57 L Fram. South 40-36 W Needham 29'35 W Milton 28.5-79.5 L Milton 55-41 W N0fW00d 21'35 W Walpole 52-56 L Braintree 56-36 W Final Record: 10-2 Norwood 46.5-61.5 L Norwood 44-59 L Final Record: 1-7 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Walpole ' 2-0 W Pram. North 2-1 W Milton 0-2 L Natick 1-2 L Wellesley 0-2 L Needham 2-1 W Fram. South 2-0 W Braintree 0-2 L Norwood 2-0 W Final Record: 9-9 GIRLS GYMNASTICS Wellesley 98.4-79.5 W rrarrr. South 84.3-63.3 W Norwood 100.9-96.3 W Braintree 99.6-131.3 L Walpole 108.2-94.9 L Milton 97.7-98.8 W Needham 107.9-110 W Natick 110.9-100.4 L Fram. North 109.5-100.5 L Final Record: 5-4 Final Record: 12-9 S1-43 W 34-42 L 38-39 L 41-30 W 49-35 W 59-30 W 41-34 W 41-34 W 40-54 L 2-0 W GIRLS SOCCER 2-0 W Walpole 5-0 W 2-0 W 0-2 L Fram. North 2-2 T 5-1 W 2-1 W Wellesley 3-0 L 1-0 W 1-2 L Needham 2-0 L 2-0 L 2-0 W Fram. South 4-0 W 0-0 T 1-2 L Braintree 2-0 W 3-0 W 0-2 L Norwood 4-0 W 3-2 W 0-2 L Final Record: 9-3-2 BOYS BASKETBALL TR Natick 45-58 L 53-78 L. . Walpole 51-67 L 39-53 L Bfamtfee 52'34 W Wellesley 34-33 W 46-44 W Frarn. South 57-28 W Needham 42-50 L 36-65 L Naflfk 40-37 W Pram. North 38-47 L so-54 W Ffam- N001 62-24 W Fram. South 24-22 W 34-33 W Needham 42-44 I- Milton 36-47 L -44-48 L Milton 52-29 W Braintree 52-48 W 31-47 L NOIWOOJ 27-58 L Norwood 39-ss L 46-51 L Fmal Record: 5'2 Final Record: 6-12 119 Qi' . fi 2:v i.' 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NX xg fAf'.a' f '52 ff' I ,, 1, . -gmac: V pn bg-.QT VM., '5.:...vw 'K' r-vyln nm. mu: .N M., vt .4 'X 'X l :Q IJ? 1 v, x ..s ' v S X it Editor in Chief Melissa Raffonr layout Editor Henry Beckvold Faculty Editors Lori Sprnello Mary Tlghe Copy Editors Karen Travers Mary Collins Senior Editors Katie Horan S a Frrcra Browne Kathy Lawlor Stephanie Marder linda Messina Carol Murphy Marie Murphy Yearbook Advisor Philip Farrington Photography Rudohvh Craig 481 Bedford Street Bridgewater Mass Additional Photography Henry Beck vold Michael Jarvis Russell Tierney Cover Design: Mike McGee Publisher: losten's American Yearbook Company Topeka, Kansas Robert Murphy, Representative W ' Lori Flanagan X t ft' - . . 1 v l ' N 9 ,C E QUINCBIN SKILL CENTER The Quinobin Regional Vocational-Technical School offers an alterna- tive to classroom academics. Attending the skill center are young people from Dedham, Milton, Natick and Wellesley. These students take their academic subjects in the High School of their home town and attend Quinobin for their specialized occupational educatin. Upon completion of the program, each student receives a vocational certificate in addition to his or her high school diploma. Xixxh N L' X CL' QUlhlm5BlN 'W'-W Mmm-ummm :mg 5 Ed Charland and Matt Dalrymple . Z. V E ws lun' 1 if 2 i i 'vip' iam, Mike Victoria Bob Shields Ron Brock Sharon Larkin ff-.lx A J aff' . J ad' 4 iqW,ql xi Q: 4 - . 4 'WS' KAY aa 5g.g1 ' 'lix :V x ,kg ' t ARB? ,K f . W , 1' F' 1' 4 . - . . ,N ' . f , A Q' u ' ' in -'K' L lg .1 'I' ,P ' - ' ,,. ,,..-1,1--' ' , .1-.,... . janet Cahill 4' 1 1. f f'?'r Gary Andrews ,,4ulb x., 'bf xx Xxx! ,nf . 5. QF 6 5, A,,,u'. nu, 1 ,gl E .4-Qqg gf X . . Al. Ed Foley and Tom Spicer '-.-K-A ' r 1 ' I . xe A--.digit A W 'Al 1 I rf, f' 3. , X , 537, gl -5' ' A .wi l h 'Z-3 ge I ,-'16 1 QE 4-A 3 if Donald Dull, Kevin O'Brien and Nick Jacobs Tim Feeney I-1 I-'ua ua M Eu: an LD 128 FRIENDS DDN T LET FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK 1 I i . QQ STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL: Ann Dever and Maureen Conley. I , ' 4 I J ,-,. .- ,,,,-...4. ..L.. .- I STUDENT EXECUTIVE BOARD Front row: Ann Dever, Kathy Lawlor, and Teresa Lazzeri. Back row: Chris Kirwan, Carmel Craig, Maureen Conley, Karen Frasca and Mary Cunningham. H, gl STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: Teresa Lazzeri, Kathy Law- lor, Mary Tighe, Maureen Con- ley, Liz O'Donnell, and Mee Sook Lee. Second row: Lisa Raf- foni, Maureen Curtin, Bob Ni- chols, Kathy Tassiopoulas, Maria Blaha, Ann Dever, Chris Kir- wan, Laura Davis, Laura Curley and Ann Lyons. Back row: Ste- phan Conley, Nancy Whittaker, jamie Doyle, Donna Kentley, Karen Frasca, Carmel Craig, Mary Cunningham and Mrs. Locke. Student Government of 1982-83 consisted of President Karen Frasca, Vice-President Maureen Conley, Trea- surer Kathy Lawlor and Secretary Carmel Craig. There were four subcommittees: Fundraising, School In- volvement, Community Involvement, and Students Against Driving Drunk. Faculty coordinators were Mrs. Maryanne Placentino and Mrs. Elizabeth Locke. Other programs conducted by Student Government included Bloodmobile, sale of candy bars, Shadow day, afterschool student tutoring, decoration of the school halls for the holidays and of the bulletin boards, and the senior talking study. STUDENT ADVISORY COMMlTTEE Front row: Teresa Lazzeri, Ann Dever and Maureen Conley. Back row: Carmel Craig, Karen Frasca and Mary Cunningham. missing: Maria Blaha. CQEATIVE ARTS AT DEDHAM i HIGH SCHOGL ,gnu - Q x'1a9g.1 x .x. f Y -1 'W 6, fa y, X x f . Kfxx ' ,Xb 5 ,si 1 ,N A f' 3 'Q....v' X. 'Q- T57 CHESS CLUB - Q 0 f, QNWN' 'V if! ' f JFEW ' ' fag' Y a if '2,i ', 1 Seated: Larry Hilchey and Sean Boylen. Standing: Bill Nieznajomski, Wayne DeCosta, Mr. Baker, Chris Beurman and Brian Powers. ,f 1 1:-. LIBR RY AIDS 1. Sitting: Maureen Fitzgerald, Eleanor Fesq, Lynn Abbott and Laura Davis. Standing: john Young, Lisa Traniello, Theresa McDonough, Sandy Curtis. 2. Eddie Sawan and Stephen Hines 3. Lynn Abbott i, 'I' AA gg- ,ig .1 1 i w Q 3 5 Greg Teixeira and Bill Sumner Bill Mutz Mr. Morneau, Director of the A.V. Center. M 1. Dedham High grads return to DHS to talk to Seniors about all aspects of college life. 2. Mrs. Placentino, Director of PAD. 3. DHS students attending one of the many seminars sponsored weekly by PAD. L1 he PAD Committee: Ann Dever, Lau- rie Cavanaugh Kathy Stirling, Janet 3? Daly and Maureen Conley. rr. y Glrrlifiralr nf 'Q cf gllilemhrrrfhip 4 P-1 ITF G E- giierunfrurxg Srhuulsz Pl: U Ubin Glrrlifira that 4 Seniors: Maria Blaha, Patricia Browne, Debra Dunn, Loretta Flynn, Karen Frasca, Elisabeth Z Ln Hughes, Lynne Ianjigian, Kathleen Lawlor, Teresa Lazzeri, Brian Powers, Karen Travers, Debbie W'l . luhiyggs Elizabeth Callivan, Denise Golden, Scott Stone, Mary Sweeney. l was elrrtch aa mrmber nf the Qflqarpher of the Halinxxal Qnnur Surirlg nf Serunnung Sirhnuls. ' membership in Illlilfll is ha-arm nn NATIONAL Flfirhulurship, llleannrship, Srrnirr, ann tfhururtrr. HONOR SOCIETY 3 ,ff Quiuru at X f .13 ' 1' this Omg nf I5 Q T A Z I Qi l l lx k L. Kayak IITZZ-'77 Lt NA 5 I... r if Quwv wxbkger B Qvi,-i lfjvfwv--iv4 Seated: Lynne lanjigian, Kathleen Law- lor, Brigette Flynn, Patricia Browne and Maria Blaha. Standing: Brian Powers, Eli- 2 sabeth Hughes, Debra Dunn, Karen Travers, Teresa Lazzeri, Karen Frasca and Debbie Wilson. , is bl I il 136 4. i-no-1 Q . S' J 5 S2353 YAY 6 f . -Yr , I , t Vol. 3. Issue l -rs sv,-,sf V Qs is ln p 4 f., Q f ilsltkil -1 , K , mlfm n i V o' sf- ' f fe iff? :iff - X ' X 4 ' AJ , Q H Dr Zhiifsga- X I, I V , . V . ANCHOR EDITORS , V ' i . . .. , 5 Mary Markel 5 3 pi '. 4. .loan McCarthy A if if A 1 g',.. .Z --' , ,121 if Feature Editors Managing Editor News Editors sb.-. .- si .' , Carmel Craig janel Daly Allison Looney 1 Q Il Business Manager Christine f,arroll . ' loan Maclsaac 5' e e 4' ff . Sports Editor Phologfaphy VEdi I .4 I all l U , Fred Driscoll Paul Ulbhlntl . Y L ,xq ggc Q f If STAFF WRITERS F K ' Q, s 1. Debbie Blaha Cary Locke Melissa Paul , 41954 ' SY A Pam Boudmf Gene Londergan Bill Qucfrifm Q A' up .4 X, V Mike Browne Kelly l4v'm'l1 lawn R555 'QS-.A , ff F t Bruce Dake 503513513 Klm Slanfl' tif . ls M . Mike Foley P.-iQe1,al4,u,.L. Xndrea Tuminr-Ili ' '-. - f ' ' Barbara Kowalczyk lohn O'Donnell Michele White N ' x Xi, Karen O'Learv U D I I ! I I I I Ia ' J 'T' M L ' Staff Mirror Photography l E I Photographers Advisor Advisor 1 S Tim Cleason Carol A. Ziemian Joseph Lapointe Robert Nichols I H'ff1TI?.lf1'l 1iill'.l.'ffl'.'1'.I'LZQ'tiE'2AllTRT11Hiil.lf'IQ'...'...Q.f id. 'NF r M F. l .- L 1.-l 1 f-v- ivdiiorial. up -. rn oo- p..,.r..,fLi,l'rv.I fan-:rt-I'xiiHllftlt-itsvzypglzfglg- sgbd bl hr l:':h'r:' ' . 'iiilfbQul:m:.'f' ,lg:ir.lf. H.gi. grhooi bt-atom its . gm I nb e cKay Retires By KEl.l Y LYNCH Dr. Harry Klrliay. a distinguished figure in a -fell- tanlored su. waxes nz .nc cushioned chair, a warm smile of retrospection softening his features as he recalls past moments. His words exude genuine concern and satis- faction as he relates his views and thoughts pertaining to his career as superintendent. On October 6th, McKay handed in his resignation. The School Committee wanted a full year to conduct their search for the new superintendent, explained McKay. who will be in min? EEF ii E 1 lf? I K 119' Q 3 '7' 4.3941 office until October of 1983. This remarkable man has ,.av' .f' 'fau- cuucation, .U o. .tilcn nav: been spent in the Dedham School System. For McKay, teaching was a very rewarding and personally satisfying career. Teaching is a social service. lt is giving of yourself rather than receiving, McKay stated gravely. McKay strongly advocates the need for capable and concerned teachers within any school system. Because teaching is a social service, the teachers must Continued on page 3 By MICHELE WHITE Verbal scores on the Scholastic Aptitutde Test rose twelve points this year at Dedham High School according to Mr. Edward Coffey, Cuidarice Director. 71 -- is the first dramatic rise in verbal scores seen at D.H.S. in many years, explained Coffey. The average in Dedham was 419 in 1982 as compared to 407 in 1981. Math scores have maintained themselves with a mean score of 454. However, studies show Dedham students still scored slightly lower than the national average which was 426. Coffey said, Prior to 1981 the number of students who took the SAT's each year was fairly static, but in 1982 32 fewer girls took the SATS Coffey said, Prior to 1981 the number of students who took the SATS each year was fairly static, but in 1982 32 fewer girls took the SAT's. Coffey added that the mean verbal score for girls went up significantly. In 1981 the girls mean score was 396. This year's verbal score is 420, a dramatic 24 point rise. Coffey credits the rise to some changes that have taken place in the English program. Principal Peter Smith attributes the sudden rise in scores to the revamping of the English program during the last few years which placed a greater emphasis on vocabulary and grammar. ln addition, Smith cites the once offered College Board Review courses as a possible factor effecting scores. The course, he said spent time going over old SAT tests and emphasized vocabulary, work analogies and reading for understanding. Smith went on to point out that the course was dis- continued during day school but is now offered through the night school program. Smith said, W'e are finally starting to see results ofthe time and effort expended on the revisions in the English program. Coffey suggests that the students who are planning to take the SATS to work with their English and mathematics teacher and take the College Board Review course that is offered at night school. as , 41.1 . gifs la nf gl. his li E vi. ' i,Q ini? 'Gig -, Rm J e , V .rf or ff- I Z 3 ga yas.-iz: ef SA . ge' 112 Shad Araby seen in one ofhis familiar places. QPhoto hy Paul fiushin By Anastasia Michalowski An extraordinary person is r-learly a fitting epithet for Shad Arahy who was chosen this summer as a contestant for WBZ -TY and Evening Magazines Evening Magazine Extra- ordinary People Search. The Dedham Chamber of Commerce chose Shad to be the Town's contestant. Twenty- one Chambers of Commerce throughout Mass. and New Hampshire chose one person from their town to enter in this contest. Shad was awarded a plaque at an Awards Banquet held on August 4th at the Marriott Long Wharf Hotel. Thisgis not the first award Shad has received. St. Nlary's CYD. honored him on ,lune 5th with a plaque for being an outstanding person in Dedham. Also. during the Craduatioin Cla:-s Ceremonies of 1970, the School Vommittee presented Shad with a plaque for his many yehrs of service to the School. For twenty-three years Shad has enioved working for DH T .S Shad Araby Applauded But, being a custodian at D.H.S. was not his only job. He graduated from D.H.S. in 1942 during the Big One---WW11. At eighteen years of age, Shad joined the Navy for four years. He was a storekeeper in charge of supplies on a Naval destroyer. He also worked as a manager in the First National Grocery Store. From 19401959 he was the Clubhouse Manager in charge of the equipment for the Red Sox at Fenway Park., ln High School, Shad participated on the basketball team and was the waterboy for the DHS football team. He received the nickname of Shad in his sophomore year. He was caught frequently singing the Shadrack. and the football players would call him Shad Wlly they needed water. So. the name caught on and is still used at DHS today. One person Shad most admires is Mr. Donald Seager head of the DHS Athletic Department. Mr Se. 'er is an D. . unbelievable guy, stated Shad. The happiest and most memorable event that has happened to Shad at DHS was when the School Committee interrupted the Craduation Ceremonies of 1976 to award him a plaque for his years of service. The most traumatic thing that has ever happened to Shad at DHS was the sudden death of Mr. Bell. He reflects. 1 talked to him only two hours before he died. Shad has a son, Frank. who is now twenty-one years of age Shad said proudly. Frank is studying to be a lawyer at George Washington bniversity in Washington. Frank attended Oakdale Elementary Shool and then received a scholarship to the Cambridge School in Weston. Shad's one bit ofadvire to the world is: Keep smiling Tomorrow is todas'-sand today is the first day of llfe ' L ,N Www. cn Z I Q . IZ 4 I 5 P l V E W H 2 I-I-I Q W E5 ' fn 3 -? 4 - - 'i J ,ff 1. The American Legion Essay Awards went to Susan Quinn, Carol Aiello, Iason Reyes, Gary Locke and Carol Murphy. 2. The Boys State representatives were: Al Bonfilio, Ed Loughran, james Coughlin and Steve Quinn. 3. Karen Erasca was awarded the Suffolk University Book Award. 4. The Old Wheaton Club Award was pre- sented to Debbie Dunn. 5. The following students were awarded academic awards last May: Front row: Eli- sabeth Hughes, Best Junior in Foreign Language, Patti Yee, Best junior in music, Christine Crowley, Most improved in music, Patricia Browne, Most improved in Foreign Language, Mary Tighe, Most Improved in Home Economics, and Mi- chelle Guardabascio, Most Improved in Science. Second row: Lorri Krupwich, Best junior in Business, Gary Locke, james Coughlin, Best boy in Physical Education, Tim Rose, Most Improved in Social Studies, Paul Mclnnis, Most Im- proved in English, Richard Murray, Best in Industrial Arts, David Sullivan, Most Improved in Industrial Arts, Andrew Grzybinski, Most improved in Business. Back row: Susan Quinn, Most improved in Art, Chrissy Larson, Best Girl in Phys- ical Education, Kathy Tassiopoulas, Best in Science, Debbie Wilson, Best Junior in English. 6. Brian Powers was awarded for the Har- vard Book Award and the Rensselaer Medal for his excellence in Mathematics and Science. 7. The Daughters of the American Reve- lution Good Citizens Award was given to Karen Travers. 8. Girls State Representative was Melissa Raffoni and her alternate was Elisabeth Hughes, who also received the Brown University Associated Alumni Award. i M Lu , n-I U Andy Grzybinski and Dave Sullivan Christine Crowley and Kristin Leonard 'Vg I Front Row: Chris Crowley, Maureen Plathe, Tammy Shade, Christine Deltufo, jenny Scanga, Leslie Ames, Lisa Carter, and Christine Viles. Row 2: Nancy Ronan, Kristin Leonard, Beth Hughes, Andrea Grzybinski, Theresa Petrillo, Georgina Pagliuca, Michelle Buckly, and Patricia Yee. Back Row: Judy Fiola, Henry Beck- vold, Bruce Dake, Dave Sullivan, Andrew Grzybinski, and Sharon Claffey. Michelle Cardinal, Gail Harding, Lisa Carter, Leslie Ames, Pam Boudrot, Christina Deltufo, Tammy Shade, and Michelle Buckly. I-' I-I-I flu 1-I F-I-I I-I-I b v-I n-1 U a 1' Nancy Oliva and Eric Venuto. Dianna Cannoles and Tom Bryte. Chrissy Buckley and Karen Coppolino. Meredith Stratford and Suzy Presslitz. 3 . 'l vuuuu,,1 IIICI' ::'::':,43.---'r 4 1 .1 'Q u 'J I t,pfo Ml 21175 if Q15 .A ii 155, 142 HDMECDMING Saturday, October 23, 1981, featured the homecoming game between Dedham and Framingham North. Dur- ing halftime, the Queen, Jackie Hathaway, and her court, Seniors Maura Keohane and Debbie Ribero and juniors Lorna Garlick and Gina Zaccaria, were escort- ed on to the field by the captains of the fall athletic teams. 1. Don Savi and Maura Keohane. 2. Rich Scafati, Lorna Garlick, Tim Rose, Gina Zaccaria, Don Savi, Debbie Ribero, Maura Keohane, and jackie Hathaway. 3. Tim Rose and Debbie Ribero. 4. Steven Quinn, jackie Hathaway and Darrin Krug. DUR TDWN Our Town by Thorton Wilder was performed by the Drama Club on December 4, 5, and 6, 1982. This classic was the first full length play done by the Drama Club in several years. The story follows two families from Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, through childhood, marriage and death. The members of the cast con- sisted of jennifer Scanga as the narrator, Judy Fiola as Emily Webb. The Webb parents were played by Maria Blaha and Da- vid Meghian. Bobby Hartzel played George Gibbs and the Gibbs parents were played by Christine Viles and John This- tle. 1. Rick Meade, Marie DiCesare, Christine DiCesare, Debbie Blaha, Christine Viles and Anas- tasia Michalowski. 2. Paul McMurtry 3. Christine Viles, Maria Blaha, john Thistle and David Meighan. 144 Rick Mead, Mr. Robert Palmer-Faculty Adviser iand David Meighan. L 1 1 he fag., ...ska ll i S. -,S-N-is gl of -VP. .514 'Ja 2,l7,'9'.'4 . ,, . f- ' , 'sr-1 El' - WU 145 'nf' jenny Scanga Judy Piola and Bobby Hartzel H U Q: E LET ST I 1 2 are . xr A ' I as 5 1. The Worm? 2. Darrin Krug 3. Reggae Dancin! 4. Henry Beckvold, Bruce Dake, Brenda O'Keefe, Beth Hughes, Pam Lynch and Brian O'Keefe. X X 1. Rich Scafati, Santa Claus and julie Ni- chols. 2. Paul Elias and Laurie Cavanaugh lead the train. 3. Donald Savi and Diane DiMartino 4. The King and his court: Darrin Krug, Paul Robinson, King john O'Connor, Richard Tierney and Arthur Kelley. l '1 Z . :K x ' . X 5 x Vi N rl 'X 2 Wu., PGWDERPUFF FOUTBALL In spite of much disapproval from School officials, this year's Powder Puff team attended many meetings 'W' with town officials and convinced the Parks and Recreation Commis- sion to vote five to one to allow the class of 83 to have a powderpuff foot- ball team. With the help of coaches Tom Glennon, Joe Lijoi, John O'Connor and Mike DiVirgilio the team strived to acheive a successful season. Led by captains Cathy Crisa- fulli, jackie Hathaway, Leslie Hein and Melissa Raffoni, the team won the first of two games against Milton by a score of 14-6, but lost the second , game 8-O. All in all, from the enjoy- ment and the sense of pride the team experienced, the team proved that the initial efforts were well worth the fight. -.. 'Qi Front row: L. Fisher, I. Lijoi, T. Clennon, B. O'Halloran, L. Raffoni, I. Hathaway, L. Hein, L. Barsanti, H. Baldino, I. Freitas, B. McIntosh and A. Dever. Second row: K. Stirling, M. DiVirgiiio, K. Coppolino, L. Mastromatteo, K. Ricci, C. Murphy, and P. Dias. Third row: P. King, I. Hurley, C. Crisafulli, K. Kreger, 1. Donahue, D. Dockham, K. Lawlor, L. Cunning- ham, M. Curtin, M. Herlihy, B. Greenwood. Fourth row: D. Ribero, I. Nichols, L. Cavan- augh, B. Lauenstein, L. Flaherty, S. Souza, K. Travers, C. Gately, D. Pacheco, J. Horrigan, L. Messina, K. Hernon, A. Grzybinski. jackie Hathaway and Cathy Crisafulli 148 Linda Flaherty and Karen Hernon 149 ' Paul Guidoboni, Scott Lawton, Iohn Joyce, Danny Pellegrini, David Dicks and Doug Fontana go bananas! Karen Ricci, lane Hurley and jackie Hathaway fight their way by our favorite, 413. 5 bl ,,'i.'1 - AIR GUIT R i CCNTEST l 1. The Beach Boys Helen Sherry Maureen Curtin joan Maclsaac Anne Faherty Christine Larson 2. Paul Prata 3. The Go Go's Christina Deltufo jenny Scanga 4. Diana Ross and the Supremes lean Freitas Lorri Krupwich jackie Hathaway 2 3 ' 21329 3- - ff ik f- . . 1. 'Q' - X 1 A 4 -.1 I gk' ' ifv 1 4. K 1 KI' I ! - at 1 'lf - :.?f, il . A+, . A1 it ' 'F , Q 213- 1 '51 k,,,, ,. Q la QL 8.0, bi' , , 'pg 'xiii ,mg ts Q ' ff 1 f. if 'I 7 f K I ff ' K v Q . X uf' P 'e f .fc A A ,y ' 'I .9 .A , i X 1 ' gk I s w J' xx SKI CLUB Kneeling: Rich Scafati and Kathy Lawlor. Standing: Lisa Raffoni, Michelle Herlihy, john Monahan, Laura Curley, Karen Travers, Debbie Ribero, Leslie Hein, He- len Sherry, Maureen Plathe and Maureen Curtin. L I 9 ' nj-S' ,. 1 f , 'Q' ' , ' ' ,- , -1 - ff' WAX :,1g.fE f ,, es ,,,s.f1: 1 . 1' J' ,fy . 4 h .' 1.12. 'VV 1 f , 4 'M QQ . ,, y . rg. x .w L 14 .. xx-L. ' 1 J ,1 I ' 4 ' .. VV' r 71, 1 'U 4 my E ,v -4 V., it i Q 1 .. MM u J , ., I N 1 I ' 'f 1 1 1 is-I 1 ego + v -L . 1 I . J, ti S V . - W' ' . ixv if' all Q L mf K ' its Officers: President Kathy Lawlor, Treasurer Rich Scafati and Vice President Chrissy Larson. The Phantom Skier 152 X is s -4 I J ,sf-'I' Q2 Q. fl- ai L . gy xv 'E ' - 46. 1 .jgiv V' 14. ' 349. B 1- P' incl ' .. - '4.sfA:,m' M jQ L y y .117 f , 31ff,gffzUfW,, 7 fxtfavart mnrom ' I n 11772 fied L Most Artistic Class Flirts Funniest Mike McGee and Lynn Barsanti Lisa Raffoni and Dan Pellegrini Pam Patterson and Bill Murphy ' ibirff C ' i IF' G WPG 0 - I L g 1 05 lt L 0TltTlbUtOl y ix C+, we A.7L,,i5f , L M, i 1.44 P C C of s -s-:fi1f .... 1.1:-:-1 Je-- -L Class ActorfActress Best Dressed Did Most for the Class james Rizzi and jenny Scanga Lynne janjigian and Sean julie Nichols and Tim Rose Rooney 154 XOOK Lliwffl Best Looking Preppnest Most Likely to Succeed Paul Mclnnis and Maura Keohane , o e 4- We omg nfl 1 Rf-, I 1 l l 13 Q ,Pi ii- ' Most Unique Laugh Paul Guidoboni and Eleanor McDonald O Connor 1+ September 30 - Pope john Paul II visits Boston. November 4 - 52 Americans taken hos- tage in Iran. December 3 - 11 people trampled to death at The Who concert .Q,THE.a, WED February 24 - The Olympic hockey team takes the gold medal. April 4 - President jimmy Carter bans United States from Olympics in Mos- cow. May 18 - Mt. St. Helens erupts in Washington. October 21 - Dedham High School teachers strike. November 4 - Proposition 2 1! 2 passed. December 8 - john Lennon shot to death in front of his apartment May 30 - We celebrate Boston's 350th birthday, also the Tall Ships come to Boston Harbor. dw is t 433. 2: Til , , at he painkiller was re- I died after seven di'-fda . 'om cyanide-laced 'lylenol capsules. X.l I '? H ' 98 january 20 - Ronald Reagan sworn in as Presidentp also on the same day 52 American hostages set free after 444 days captivity. March 31 - Attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan by John Hinckley Jr. Air Traffic controllers strike April 12 - Space shuttle Columbia launched. May 10 - Celtics win World Champion- ship. May 14 - Attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II Baseball players go on strike for two months. Iuly 29 - Lady Diana Spencer and Prince Charles are married. October 13 - Anwar Sadat assassinated. 1982 1983 January 23 - World Airways crash in Boston Harbor. Two Dedham men lost in crash. War between England and Argentina over the Faulkland Islands. NFL Football strike. Jamie Fisk gets a liver transplant. Changing of the guard in Soviet Union. Alexander Haig resigned and George Shultz takes over. Tylenol capsules laced with cyanide. Death of lohn Belushi. Ingrid Bergman and Henry Fonda. E.T. phoned home. january 7, 1983 - Governor Michael Dukakis is sworn into office january 26, 1983 - President Reagan visits Boston 1 .7 f ' T ,' is K .' gait ' J, . A V ., , ,i -. A -1 The Class of 1983 would like to thank Mrs. Bradley, our class advisor, for making our four years at Dedham High a wonder- ful and rewarding experience. Through her efforts the entire class became more active and involved as they participated in a variety of activities from fund raisers to prom committees. Mrs. Bradley put all her time and creative thinking into our class to make it the best possible four years we could ever have. We wish to applaud Mr. Dellorco and Mr. Morneau for making our junior prom an overwhelming success by singing our prom theme Turn The Page . This made the night very special for us and will always be etched in our memories. We would also like to thank Mr. Palmer, our play director, for all the effort expended on Oklahoma , our senior school play. And at last, but not least, a nice warm thanks to Mr. Farring- ton, our yearbook adviser who made our 1983 yearbook the greatest. 158 1- 128 i L .4-FW C17 L M - 1 XX ig. Rx 'T xi fx. M -wm,,.,, Qfhnu., ,H ' C' 1' 1, ' 1 ,,- ,vi 353. ' be -Q 4? , .4 sv W A G .1 f,:,:.. 'K o 'v 5 1 , . B - ff . , I .4-vw' E ' , , f .- ' ' no 0156 V Y ' 'A QL .Q A es 29' W, Ez UKBH M- lv wif ff ' f,-Y'f,2-J - , qc p QQ'- 6 cv' xo 5 1- 4 , F . 9 in K K Q Q QP .95 S Q if O X 5 'ev N iffy 1 :fo Q' 3 X if rc, 'Nu If p 'N xx X Q Q 03 NNW ff sl' Q ... jf - VX X, , 4 ,xx f XJ .f ,if E F E. D,-011.1111 162' gm-- 114 KS' . , I7 .IQ 0 4v 1231! SCHfDI ' x HZ fl ' f V, I Kqz5a fi '!zC:Z AM- x ,n 5-ii -'s i 9-.4 1 Nu Ni ,N 5 Agua, I, N fa. is-4g J . 2, ',-'f . - ' f . . gff' , b SglF',,Q:':. 13,4 Q .15 ,V r 45,414- x' h .Q ' fm- , . . A. AL? VU. .-i,nghQ ,.- ' 'iff' A' iq-ls'-it 'A 4 ,, ,,. ai '. . .. - Y Q.. .. r- , '-' 215, 'f 5-v isa R 1- Q -U '- ' A '- f ' L1 ulfffkng V-1 A 'l Nancy Ronan 1' .xl A K, . xzf f. , VY , A . .V , 5 f 4 'fi' Fifi . -- f ? 4 J -THAN j'w 1 21 ,., A, 'Q ,q ' Jhfig -. ' ,nn 545.2 Ea - i: Tim Rose 162 1 45 F 2 l a I uint'- -,,,.. if ' , Donald Savi F --gf. il Darrin Krug and Brian Malcolm 1.1 Lisa Messina I U 5- ,tv -1' -'ff . in - A .zap Z ,JM . y ggi 3 by 'fi'-af Mike King, Al Bonfilio, and Ed Loughran- The Hanson Brothers. ,qi 1 1 N 1 l 5 I I I Mr. Al Smith Iirn Rizzi Dedicated fans: Pam Lynch, Barbara Kowalczyk, Helen Sherry, Stacey Conway, Susan Knight, Lorri Krupwich, lean Freitas, Karen Tsacoyeanes, Karen Travers, Robin Shirley, and Georgina Paglucia. Pam Lynch and Judy Fiola in the Tournament of Plays Nt- 1 , Q u -'v , ,-, 1 . , , 5131 - 7 4 ' ev' 1 Klif A V. V 1 ' k Ln . ' , jf-Q'f2,',f?',f111.' 5 K . 'AY-gr, ?. I ' ,, A 1 V .qz M' Nw fi. 'ff in j QA L-f Q Y Kathy Stirling and Theresa Petrillo 167 J' julie Nichols and Debbie Ribero Nancy Tuleja: A relaxing moment Rocky Pellegrini 'W joe Lijoi, Teresa Lazzeri, joan McCarthy, Linda Samuelian, Paul Robinson, Helen Sherry, Kathy Tassiopoulos, Karen Travers, Debbie Wilson, and Mary Tighe. ..-Q , 4. 168 '5 Q 'M I A ' '. H' gl! 7 4 , I l ii-Q' Sit' , . ' 1 is 'Q Q 1 wwe. .1 3 5' ,xx , x fm: 'H . I Peter Chambers and Mary Collins Michael DiVirgilio john O'Connor Michael Walsh and Bob Cos- tello :ii w'll'J lsu-v - 'wM ,.nN,u,,,.-f WX e vw Teresa Lazzeri ,a I f Kathy Lawlor Steven Quinn, Rich Scafati, George Stathas, and Katie Tighe Jackie Hathaway Carol Murphy the skier! Mike Foley and Karen Hernon 172 Doug Fontana . . . Stop it! I Love it! jason Reyes 173 Tommy Clennon and William Ciggi 376 Sitting: Leslie Hein, Ioan Mc- Carthy, Maureen Curtin, Elea- nor McDonald, and Brian Pow- ers. Standing: Lisa Raffoni, Kathy Lawlor, Diane Dockham, Karen Travers, Teresa Lazzeri, Helen Sherry, and Karen Frasca. 1. Betsy Lauenstein 2. Maureen O'Keefe and Sharon Claffey 3. Dave Chambers lik ' R-I J' C2 .im ,.,i! ffg:g'5ESWg'. I S-5--A' ' !::1,,,. ,: o xg , ff- 53' V - Z A N QL In -'Qi i Lynn Barsanti Paul Robinson, Debbie Noel, Karen Travers Maureen Plathe, and Kathy Lawlor F' Ei 10 4, Q ,NVV ai, af .1 gf v . J 'N .X'L- 3 if 'mx X- ww-nf g ., 5. , . , K, - , 4. I v - , ' . N. ,eq 'N F' -. 'f' f r 1 , fbi Shi? - ' -nl Y S Q Q Q J - n , Q. IJ 4 O' 0.9. 'v .ll A 13 -.. s.-- ,'5l'? , f' r . . M '- fi- g , ,.. Us . L, .5 ,. A I rw ' v 0 3 Q 4 's 'S x , vw I x .x 'X IZZA I - -1 f I ' 4s '. Lisa Raffoni Susan Knight, Laura Cunningham, john Kornack, and Paul Cuidoboni. 178 Brian O'Keefe and Sharon Claffey f 1 imii 'lsr 222 I I at 91 1-fl -6 I -L 1 K 9 '51 0 W 2 v. i xx L-.. TQ: 3' .4 i 'K 3' f ii-2 if mm .N Paul Robinson and Roxanne Fon- taine. 179 Mr. Dellorco sings Turn the Page . The Queen and the Court: jean Freitas, jay Maguire, Lisa Goffredo, AI Picarilli, Susan Knight fQueenj, john Kornack, Roxanne Fontaine, Paul Robinson, jill Carpenter, and Michael McDonald. David Dicks jackie Donahue and Mike McGee Ann Dever Matt Therrien, Danny Pellegrini, and Mike Divifgilio. M -'za' vo 0 . 9 .1 bf.: The Football Team at the Rally. Mike King g' . v Mr. Lynch fa- - v 5' U In ,.,r.,- , '., V, Q ku ' L ul .u,' ,,sr',...l.i ,i -vi, . -r-,fm ' . ' ' - af - se.-gy iv Yfig f ag'-.'aw . fr , fin -.1 F' .gdb . 4 J- l ' .-----Milf.. ' 'Ll' il'-'H 1 L! gxlkjqi rv ,.'9j-'.- ling! swirl: ,- a , f '..M4 HQ? 31' 1155?-.fx nike' I.. 2 , 1 K V a 1 V V' ' ' o 4 f 'I h alll' V. . 1 ' . ,'-uf si. ' . V , 1 A I 'rl'-' iri ' X154 N i1f 7 I v 'ff A . s 4 If ,:f6. 'yr vii!! gr ,. ..: V +2 if , fig, ,MP-f-w.'JQb.' .uf -, rl 'f,Q',3!'i.Lt -2- . , g n,uV 'Q' N H E' ,. is :.gZQq4-him, v . -., - ifjflh ,,, v . Q p ,- n ' f- l5 4'5!.1iA ' I vu sf... joe Lijoi Paul Mclnnis 183 Carol Murphy and Mark Bruno Ha Pham, Stacey Souza and john Young - 4 u 'M im-L ' , ' -14.3 Mike Davirgilio and Q' Debbie Ribero 3' 1,1-9 L . Q ' W ff H...-f ii Fa an-nf' Meade, Debbie Noel, lean liuca. s . e' A,... .s A . .. . A ,-Q- ,,-,, .. go- - 4 f flu. , I 4vMwn 41410, I s.. --, l Leslie Hein 5 A 194, di... iss r 1 f,, a 4 6-rar Memories of the junior Prom. Pam Patterson, Terry Freitas, and Georgina Pag- Patti Yee The Dedham High School Band All.. Y- A 'JE 46,3 i Kristin Leonard leading the Band john Caulfield Red Sox Madness - Betty Mclntosh Karen Travers Maureen Curtin Brigette Flynn, Maureen Plathe Ioan Maclsaac V' if Paul Robinson and Matt Therrien 1 .cs--ff' -55 ..-v ' 'S QQ' 9 ,bf 414 ,IQ 1' Q7 nQg.r A Rr -Adi .' 2.11-. I if X 'a'o'. U 0 01.Q W s 0 0,1 0 Sx.Q f vQ,, 4? .,, ,Q 1 Q 0 'x ,' . 'N 0 i 'wav -as C5 - ,sun-E ' r i.? 'Im ,. A - su' .JP ug' Ki M 11.1, A 3 v E .Q' er fi I.et's make a pyramid! Karen Travers and Rich Scafati Barbara Greenwood and Lisa Raffoni 189 pd .11'!' iii ,Y- 'x .1 . ' r f'T'Yn.. if --ll:.tf g. f:+ -f-r - r Q, , 5' ' Ju . 4 5 r f '.5 Q.?'7 'U 'if' :- M YT , I I I yu. 1 f I ?'r uh I f ' M ' ' ' 1' I i 1 it 1 iw '1 ' ' 3 3 . J X L .I tk . 'w a ' -'- BE .,,. S , . r I .-v..,, 4 atm , ' 'X l Q f fy L F f ll gslegi ,,. H 1 x6 2 F 1 fx , x' 7 , sp Q W.- . 4 I 1 ' xl i 1 1 4 A lv , - 11,11 f, .H I ' , F-,,., 6 . 5.4 Y if A.- l- M- ' A W 1 V- ' v a 5 A - 'APU' 9' . k' if 5 A 4 , ' L. 14- :vi v - l.,, 8 x f x xr N 5 ' 5' ' N - ' 1 Sui N7 I QA ay ' Y N - . A Q3 ,- Q Lg - AL I .5 . as 1: ,ZW T Zf ! 74- Mike McGee, Ioan McCarthy, Helen Sherry Kelly Lynch, and Cary Locke. Mr. Morneau on stage. 191 jill Carpenter and Mark Clifford , -'R . r NX . 4 - V, t ' f X 1 1 'w W G ii I i I I I Z 1 4 f 1 1 L ' H . 3 L. t . ' f g I I 1 W I

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